https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e8b116ae2605efcd30318dca5245c9d9.pdf 6166b1dad50fde1be6d2149b01f4163f PDF Text Text . ' • Page- 8- The Daily Sentinel ' Monday,' May 4, 1987':,. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio --Local briefs:---.. Man pleads guilty Area deaths Walter H. Icenhower Sr. Robert E. Landers, 24, of Marietta, appeared Friday In Meigs Cou nty Common Pleas Court before Judge Charles H. Kn ight to enter a volu ntary pleas of guilty to theft of dr ugs., a fourth 'degree felony . The char ge resulted from an Incident' which oecurred Apr il 22 at the Coun try Lanr Mobile Home-Park near Shade. Theft of drugs is a felony of the fourth degree and carries a possible penalt y of s!x. tw elve or 18 months In prison a~d a fi ne of up to $2,500, according to Pau l Gerard, Investigator l or Meigs Count y Prosecuting Attorney Frew W. Crow Ill . .Judge Knight accept ed Landers' plea of guilt y and ordered sen tencing contlriu <'<l until .June 12 upon completion of a pre-senlenee investiga tion and report. Landers was rrleased on a $2,500 recognizance bond pending linal sent en cing. Marriage licenses i.<i.<med i\ marria ge license has been issued in Meigs Count y Probat e Court to ,lack Bernard Peterson, ~1. Rutland , and Barba ra Ellen McQuaid , :n, Pomeroy. Veteran :(j Memorial admissions Saturrl av adm iss ion s: Gene Marshall, Pomeroy; Anna Thompson, Coolville; Alfred Pra tt , Pomeroy; Allee Stockto n, Hem lock Grove. Saturday discharges: Troy Yonkuns, Rosemary Whit e. Millie Price. Sunday admissions : Cheryl Fergu son, Middleport; Ulla Str auss , Ra cine: .Jane VIning, Pom eroy: Mary Sm ith. Middleport ; Su,it• Bess, Rulland. Sunda y discharges: Willi am Arnold , Gene Marshall, Chery l Fergu son. EMS makes nine weekend runs Meigs County Emergency Medical Ser v ices repor ts nlneea lls over the weekend, four Saturday and l ive Sunday. Saturday at 12 : 15 a. m., Middleport F ire Department to a bru sh lire on Pearl St .; Middleport at 12: f>4 a.m. to Diamond St. for Emi ly Harper who wa s trea ted bul not transported: Tuppers Pla ins at 12: 10 p.m. to Cou nty Road 41 l or i\nna Thompson to Vet er ans Memorial Hospit al; Rulland at !;: 53 p.m. to Woodyard Road for Elena McCa ll toO'AienessMemorlal Hospit al; Racine at 8: 29 p.m. to Trou ble Creek Road lor Mary Kerns to Holzer MI'Ciical Center . Sunday at 2: 11 a.m .. Pomeroy to Pomeroy Health Ca re Crn tN for .Jane VIning to Ve tera ns Memorial Hosplt a!; Rulland at 1: 18 p.m. to Higley Rid ge lor Mary Sm ith to Vetera ns Memor ial Hospital: Tuppers Plains at 7: 23p.m. to the Arbaug h Addition for Connie Swi ger t lo Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital. Walter Howard Icen hower Sr ., 70, Mason , died Sa tu rday, in Pleasant ·Valley Nursl!ig Care Center. Born Dec. 23, 1911 in Mason, he was the son of the late John Frederick and Georgia L. Martin k enhower. He was preeededJn death by his wile. Lillian EllzabPT h Icen hower, in 1984, and lour brothers and one sis ter. · · Surviving a re one son, Walter Howard Jr .; Mason; one sister, Ruth/\ . Lovett, Arthurdale; four gra nd children , . l our great · grandchildren and several nieces and nep hews. Services wi ll be at 11 a. m. Tuesday 'at Foglesong Funeral Hom e with the Rev . John Icen hower ollici ating. Burial will follow In I OOF Ce metery, Mason. Friends m ay eall at the funeral home from 9 to 11 a. m . Tuesday. Gt•orge R. Stewart George R. Stewart, 9.1, Bidwell, died Sunday, in Holzer Medical Center . He wa s a coa l miner. Born June 28, 1~9.) in West Columbia, W.Va ., he was the son or Mr. and Mrs. Ballard Stewart. · He wa s preceded in death by his wi le. Et ta Ru ssell Stewar t. Survivi ng are one son, William .1. of Bidwell; four daughters, Pau line McCain, Columbu s. Mary Lou Young, Stockport, Ohio, Georgetta Pugh, Carlton, Mich. and Jane Jones. Anchor Point , Alaska; 19 grandchildren and 34 great-granchllpren. Services will be 2 p.m. Tuesday at Foglesong Funeral Home. Rev. Robert Manley offi ciating. Burial follows In Kirkland M&m · orlal Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday. William F. Zuspan William F. Zuspa n, 67, Mason . died Sunda y, in Holzer Medical Cent er. Born i\ug. 16, 1919 in Mason, he was the son of the late George Wi lliam and Emma Martin Zuspan . He was a founder of Raven & Hocking Coal Company and HHogg & Zus pan Lumber Co., a charter and faithful member of the Chr ist ian Brcthei'n Church, Ma son. a lifetime mem ber of the Di\ v , the VFW and Th e America n Legion, and a mem _ ber of Clifton Lodge No. 23 AF&AM Masonic. He was also a U .S. Army veteran or World War II and had sevrra l decorations and citSurvivi at ions .ng are his wife. Velma r.. Zu spa n: three sons, William G., Fra nl'i s A. and John M .. all of Mason; onr daughter. Mrs. Kevin tSara hl Shields. Mason : one. sister. Mrs. Sarah Foster. Mason: eleven gra ndchildren, severa l nieces a nd nephews. He was preceded in dea th by one brother, George Martin Zuspan. Services will be Wednesday 2 p.m. at the Chr istian Brethern Church. Rev . .James H . Lewis and the Rev . George Hoschar • Elizabeth Underwood or Galllpq- : lis; one stepson. James (Sonny) : Chandler of Gallipolis; eight : step· gr andchildren, nine step-; great grandchildren, several nei-•, ces and nephews: . ..;. He was preceded in death by • four brothers , Char lie McDaniel, . Benjamin F. McDaniel, Sher-·. man McDaniel an4 Cl arence M . · McDaniel ; and one sister, Lennie · Thevenin . . Ser vices will be 1 p.m. Thursda y at Willis F uneral Home, Rev. James Keesee officiating. Burial · follows in Ohio Valley Memory Gardens. : Friends may call at the funeral> home Wednesdav. 6 to 9 p.m. orrtclatlng. BuHal will follow in Zuspan Cemetery . Friends may call at the Zuspan home alter 2 p.m. 'l'uesday and at the church on e hour prior to services Wedhesdav . Military graveside riles wilt be conducted by the VFW tl nd '!'he Amer ica n Legion. Funeral arr angements by Fo· gl esong Funeral Home. Leslie H. McDaniel Leslie Harold McDaniel, 9:1. of 803 Maple St .. Middleport. died Sunday at his residence. He was ret ired lroin Columbus Sta te Hospital. • Born July 5,1893 in Lawren ce Count y, he was a son of the late Willi am J. McDaniel and Helen Ward McDaniel. ~Page By ,JU Dl HASSOl'i WASHINGTON iUPII -/\Iter months of digging i nto Presiden t Reagan's worst crisis. th e co ngressional panel s investigal ing the lran,Conl ra s(•andal arc r anged to op~n their jdin t public hearings today wi th a key ,wit ness telling his story for the fit'S I time under the nation' s probing television eye. Sen. Daniel I nouye, D-Hawa li. was ready tobangthe g;Jvelat 10 a.m. EDT to open the joint Senate and House commit tee hearings in the historic Sena te Ca ueus Room where he sat when the Watergat e scandal unfolded 14 y ears ago. "I t is a complic ated story. It is not a class ic who-done-it," said . Inouye's vice chairman on tho Se nate pan el. Republican Warre n Rudman of New JOHN A. WADE, M.D. In(. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST \\WE HAVE HEARINC AIDS" CALL (614) 992-2104 (304) 675-1244 ROCK! ... THEY SWIVEL! By NANCY \'01\ CHM1 Sentinel Staff \Vritl'r • "Why couldn ' t f ha ve k illed someone Instea d of doing what I did ?" This wa s a s tal ~mc·nt which Meigs Sheriff' s Deput y Jimmcr Soulsby t~s t i lied Monday aft ernoon th at .Jimmll' Jude made voluntaril y in th e MPigs Coun ty courtroom , just pr ior l oa n in itial appearance in .lanuar·y 1986 on a rha rgr of rap ing his ninr <vr arold stepdau ghter. Paul Ger ard, investiga tor for the Meigs Count y Prosec uting At torney's office was al so pres· rnt when .Jude made this statr· ment Soul sby said. Sou lsby wa' not questioned by SWIVEL ROCKERS Styles, fabiu and colors to match your decor. Ae Lolf A• '-$15-600 $186°0 Here's a partial listing... New pavement has been provided on Spring Avenue, Pleasant Ridge Road. 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IS99.00 DOUBlE PEDESTAL DESK Lecking File Drawtr Mar lnistt:~nt Top Pint Finish ' 1 ' Reg. S82 9'6"x12' Level Loop .........S57 Reg. SlOB 10'2"x12' Sculptured.....S86 Sl39 16'xl2' Commerciai ........S96 25 Cents se ntatives on l ht? com miltcL'S !hill began work in J ~nuar v plann e<l a mornin g of opening sta tPmr n! s br i'OJ'(' ·(·a lling thei r first w it ness: reti red Maj . Ge11 . Richa rd Secord. a maj or fi gure in tlir cov(•rt U.S . a r ms sa lrs to Iran a:-~ well as efforts to s up p t~· thr Nica ra gu;1n Co n t r<.~s du ri ng two ,Vl'ars wh en U.S. milit ar~ · aid to th e rebels WlJS ill C>g;ll . " He is going 10 beg in tlw process of describing his roll' in the pr ov ision of arm s to tlw Confl·as a nd to Iran ," S<.lid ~(· n George Mit chell. [).Mai ne. " member of the Srnat e panel. " I think Secord wil l be a forceful witness who \\'ill sugges t th at nothin g w as dom • wrong ;.~nd that it was good fot· the country." For months. Secord had j oinctl Oti!N m ajor figures in rPfu slng to mon ey di verted fmm U.S. arms tes t if.' · to ~n vC's t l ga tors und er hi~ sal0.s to Ira n wa s not rven spent. Fi (th .\nw ndmcnt rights against " I think the testimony will be self· incrimination. He won a mixcd," saidRop. LeP Hamllt on, court ba ttle lii >l month against D-lnd., tlw . House committe\' the Se nat e panel' s demand thai ___ r l1 alr man . " A lot wil l be familiar he tur n nvN his foreign bank to the American public, but I reco rds believed central to the think a good bit of t hal tes timon y will be new. I think some of th at c-;Jsc•. 13 ul tll p lo rnwr assls tanl dr - new I('Stimony wt\1 begin to ten>C' srrrctary changed his appear with General Secord." mind l as t week and begun giving Se co rd. o4. wa s sought as a til!' comrnilll'<'-' th e ammunition · wi tness l'or his cxp<'cled detailed t IH•y nrod to travel along 1he trail kn owledge of both the deli very of of monr )' in th e poli tica l cri sis \J. S. urm s to lranandlh c pr lva t o that lws plag uc•rl Hc•agan sinrc nl'twork set up to aid lhr rebels November . figh ting Nicara gua's lefti st San· ' Report s on the c'e of toda)•' s dlnista government. hear in g sa id Secord would ;~ ssc• rl The retired fighter pilot and no govrr nmcnt fu nds were spen t Cli\ operatlvr is expertcd to illcg;ill y on Contra supp ly f'f- testify fo r most or the week, fort s. cl cn.v hi s invol ve ment In fo llowed by former nallonal any c o~ splra cy with the Wllitr sec u r it y ·adv l srr Robert House and say much of the McFa rl an<•. Ohioans to decide 1\ jury of spvcn wom f'n and five sec uring the rpvol ver taken from under the bed, the two officer s then holstNed their own guns Hij'u~~id~as handcuffed by the • ISSUeS TRUCK OVERTURNS - A tractor-lrullcr overturn ed following an acci dent on U.S. :13 Monday, al 2:39p.m., ncar the Pomt•r oy village limits. Charles E. Brown, 34, of Coal Grovr , was !he driver of th<• trador-trntlcr. He was Iuken to p Veterans M emorial Ho~pltal hy the Melgll EMS. Brown's vehicle was easthound when It ran olltlr c road, hit a mallhox and struc:k u tcl ephont•, c~tusl n g the.• vchll'lt• to uvcrt11rn. Brown was treated and rel eased Irorn 1111' lw•pltal . ostage stamps may go to 20 cent s a wrr k and lrss than $10 a .\~ar ." The approva l pror·<•ss, sC't up In 1970 when th o old Post Ofl ic·e Depar lme nt w<:t~ rf'o rga nl zC"d along th r l lnr s of a IJI'Iva tt• corpor;Jtl on. ta krs .:.~bou t a yc nr to 16 months. Thr Posta l Service. whost• buclgl'l is su pposect to hrr:1 k <•vrn. has shown a profit In flvr of lht• last 10 years. lnrludlng $:~):, mil lion in surplus <•urnlngs lull yc;Jt'. I 1 is expec ted 1o IJt't'a k r vrn I his yr<.Jr . But the increase is n•·•·d<'d. th,. boa rd said at itsi\pril mPcl lng. to offsc't risi ng cos ts. includ ing " new federa l rctirrmrnt progra m expected to add almost $2 hiIlio n In expenses hy th ernd ot th<· nc·x t fisca l year. i\1 the same tim(•, tabor co~ t s arc ex pec ted ,to rlsr . The Postnl Ser vice IJ(·gHn negotiat ing new co ntracts lost mon th wi th th re•· employrc unions rrprC'scn tlng 25 cents about G:>ll,OOO workers. Tal ks with a four th union representing anolh r 76..16> wo r kers oprn in October. Thr rat e i ncr ea se~. II ap· provrd, cou ld mra n an adlllllonal S·l bil lion in revenues In fi scal 1989. M tN the Pos tal Scrvlrr flies tho rate i ncrcast' request. thr lndrpc•n dcnt Pos tal Ratr Co m· mission has 10 months to ho ld lwarl ngs on th<· pr oposed r harArs und decide whet her to apprOVl' th em. rrjcoc t them , or modify them, as it dill In 19R1, when th r Postal Service soug ht a Increase to 2:1 r ent s. E:ve n If the rate comm ission rc·jrcts the ra te hike. th • board can Im pose It If It ag rrcs unanimously to do so. i\lso, II the rate com missio n take., longer than )() months to rulr-, lhr Postal Servlre an impose higher rate s on " tr m por· ary ba sis. Anderson, Werry vote no on issue · $29900 REG. '239.00 SECRETARY DESK Oak or Cherry Finish Queen Anne legs Pigeon Haltd-Drawer ONlY Hi ll obser ved Jude. " nude from the wa ist down," roll ing over away from the girl. He said the git·l was "nudl' from at lea st thr wai st up" but that was all he observed al lhc tlme becau se she pulled hersel f to a comer of the bed wltll a blanket around her. Hill said he saw l arge spot s of blood and bowel movement on the bet!. Ac cording l o Hill. he and Kle in had ent ered the room with revolve rs because th ey' had been told that .Jude had a weapon. .tude was beligerent with the offi cer s but did begin putting on his j eans whi ch Klein handed him from the floot·. i\s Jude did thi s. Hill said that K lein reached between the box springs and m allrcss for a revolver. After men heard Soulsby's tes timony and t es t i m o n~· . or th ree other wit nesses M o nd <-~.\' o ftrrnoon in the state's case agai nst :m-year· old .Jude. .Jude Is charged with ra pe in an inc idr nt at his Rose i\l lr,· Road home In Pomeroy durin); th e early mornin g hours of .Jan. :i. 1986. Tht' jut·y was sea ted b.1· 11 : .'\0 a.m . Mond ay mor ning and then transponcd to the home whrre the all eged ra pe orrurred. o. $78800 ONlY Beautiful colors, superior quality in these carpet mill-ends. Here are just a few examples of how you save: Hampshire. The 11 senator s a nd lo repre- ,....,..,.....,..,..----.,;:-: offi cer s. although he did res ist WASHINGTON (U PI I _The according to Hill, and then taken Pos tal Board of Governors said into lht• living room Of lhP hOUSP toclay it will seek an increase in 10 pu t on his shoes. i\t thi s point , Hil l sai d .Jude shouted obscenl· the nation 's mall rat es . Incl ud ing a hik e in the price of first cl ass 1ies at his wil e and stepson. .ludc wa s taken from Ihe hou se stamp from 22 cent s to 2:i cents. to the sheri ff' s crul srr and Hill The nlne-mPmberboard saldlt and Klein then returned to I he ha c! authorized the m a na~e ment house to sec if tlte child or Mrs. of the postal ser vice to file l hr ,Jude needed further ass ista nce. request lo r an overal l increase of First wilncss for the stale was Shor tl Y aft er, Hill sa id he and 16 pPrccnt l or all cla sses of ma il Ga ll a Count y Ocpu t)' Sheri ff Ha rold Hi l l. Hil l wa s also work· K lein · llcard a commotion at with the pos t<I I rate commission. ing lor the Poml•roy Police on th o ano th er door and found that alt hougfl some ra t e increases .Jude had som.eholl' go tt en out of wo uld be hlghe ~·· . . . night J n qu es t ion. the sher if f' s cruiser and was Th e 3rent htke tn the prtccof a In r es ponse to ques ti ns from Meigs Prosecut ing A n orn<')' com i ng back lntto the h ou set~r r st class stamp would not take olhr r door. Jude was ap ·feet before May 1988 at th e Fr ed Crow Ill . Hill sai d he was th'· rs r rllest. called about 2: ~9 a. m. Ja n. 1986 hcnded again and pu t Into the• . h· . 11 !! a 11~s 1·C 1ass 1e11er as to the .Jude residence. i\ s he Pom erov Pollee ca r for lransporarrived al th e r nlram·e to Rose ta li 0 n 't 0 the Mel 5 Count y ros t 22 r ents smce Feb. 17, 1985. . .. g " Members of the general pub· i\llev a lew mi nut es later. he saw shcrt fl s department . l'1c wi ll 01 b fairly bu rdened i\fter leavin g Jude at tho n e un . , Mei gs Sheriff', Deput y Ken ny sher iff's oflire . Hill went bark by these ra te adju sl":'ent s, sa td 10 Klein out of his cruiser and ta lking to a )'Oung boy . Hill left the Jude home. Bv thi s tim e, the John Gr l.~ seme~, chatrman of the his own cru isc•r and joinl'd Kle in alleged viet im w~s clothed and board. Th e mcrcase to th e and the bo>· in convrrsatlon. Th e lying on the couch. She sa id she average person will be tess tha n three then got int o the cruisers rou ld not si t because of pain and and proceeded up the r.1ad to the Pomrroy E MS wa s called to take her to Holzer Medical Center. boy's home. Th e boy was the older brol hcr Under cross exam1nalion by or the al.leged rape victim Hill 1he defense. Hill was asked if J udP had a lot of bad things to say said. Pomeroy VIllage Council Mon· abou t the victim 's brother . Hill Hill described circumstances da y night voted lour -to- two to as he and Kl ein en tered the home answered th at .Jude was upset allot $1 ,806 to help meet the local via a side ent ra nce. i\ large dog because the brother had called match mq,n ey needed to continu e wh ich was chai ned in the arra of the police. the 1987 operation of the govern · Hill was al so asked if Jude ment subsidized Blue Streak Ca b the ent ranee was held by !he boy so th e offi cers could pass. 1\c- rould have kept on running wh en Company. cording to Hill. he and Klein were he fr eed himself from th e sh~ · A motion at the last meeting of met at the door by J ude's wi l e ri If's cruiser Instead or returning council to allot the money for th e who wa s " hyster ical and cryi ng'· to the house. Hill responded th at cab servi ce ended In a threeand telling them to " hurry up. he could have. three tie. i\lso In response to quesllons hurry up." Alter discussing the matter She directed the olficer s to- from the defense, Hill said there at last night's meeti ng, again wer e no other people present In ward a closed bedroom door. council pas sed the measure with the house except for Jude, his From behind the door , Hill sa id Councilmen John Anderson and he heard a " child 's muffled cry. " . wife, the two children, Officer He said Klein knocked on the Klein and himself. He said he Henry Werry voting no. Council · door, lndenll fying himsel f and could fain tly smell alcohol on man Bill Young, who vot ed no at Hill as law offi cers: but th ere wa s .Jude, but saw no other signs of the last meeting, sa'ld he would no response from the r oom. Hill In toxication. He said also he was change his vote If the money wa s with Jude only about five min- for " one year only. " Cou ncil said satd Klein pushed open the door and the two entered the room to utes at the sheriff's department. thai aller 1987, they would then review the cab situation . Continued on· page 10 see Jude In bed wllh th e gir l .. & ''ovcJ'lFianders 1 Sectiorl. 10 Pages A .Multimedia Inc . Newspaper Four witnesses testify in.Jude rape trial Monday Sale prices Start At Only What has been done since Dick Seylor has been Mayor of the Village of Pomeroy? New water lines have been installed on Beech Street. New water mains installed on Main Street. New sidewalks installed on Main Street. Scenic view of Ohio River improved and bank cleaned along entire frontage. New sewer system installed so that new business could come in or expand. This includes Pizza Hut and Super America. Ugly vacant lots downtown transformed into pleasant park areas. Land acquired in Sugar Run to allow expansion of Mechanic Street Park. Land acquired and access installed in Monkey Run for more park land. Municipal Building Auditorium remodeled to allow year-round use by residents. Second floor of Municipal Building remodeled to produce income for the Village. All Village Ordinances updated and codified to meet Ohio standards and provide convenient and perma· nent records. New fire truck has been purchased and should be delivered next year. The financial condition of the Village has been res· cued from the brink of collapse and restored to sound condition. Cemetery care has been improved and at a lower cost to citizens. . These ~re just some of tbe fine accomplishments which have come about with Dick Seyler's leader· ship. · He has lots more good things he wants to do ... but he has to get reelected first..LEfS SEE THAT HE IS REELECTED!!! VOTE FOR RICHARD SEYlER-TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1987 Pomeroy-,-Middleport, O,hio, Tuesday, May 5, 1987 CLEVELAND (UP )) One • Ohio Lottery t i c ket was sold w ith ' the numbers 1, 4: 7, 8. 12 an d 36,•.. 11 ' drawn Saturday, lottery of'.!cas... h said. A jackpot of more t an $6; · h 1 million will go to t e payer or• •playe r s holding the ~Ingle tickeL Our entire stock of quality Berkline wall-away recliners and rocker-recliners is reduced. Huge arr~y of colors and styles. Charm ing Shoppes .............. 25 % Federal Mogul .................... 41 % Goodyear T&R .... .... .. ......... 68:Y, Heck's Inc . .............. .. ...... .. .. 41/, Li mi ted Inc ................. ..... .. .. .40 Multimedia Inc ................... 54'!1 Rax Restaurant s.................. 5% Robbins & Myers ........ ........ 11 % Shoney's Inc· . .. .................... 28% Wendy 's Inti. ............. .. .... .. .10 \'.l Worthington lnd .... ........ ...... JTV , enttne Iran-Contra hearing underway Chair Sale Daily stock prices Clt•ar .tonight. Low near ~0 . Sunny W<·dm•sday . Highs In low iOs. • at y -;=====================:::::;!' I 2~24 3 RETURNS TO .Ji\IL - Spt•cial Meigs Sheriff's Deputy Tom Smith accompanies ,Jimmie .Jude from the courthouse hal'k to the Meigs County .Jail . ,Jude is charged with rape. Jlis trial hegan Monday in common r>l<•as co urt. Church In Middleport at 7:.10 each evening this week th rough Saturday wi th Rick Weaver as evangelist. Specia l music Is being featured earh evening. Firm Price Am EIcc! r ic Power. .... .. ... .... .. 28 i\T&T .. .......................... .. ... 24 'Y.o Ashland 0 11 .... .. .... .. ............ 58 \'.l Bob Eva ns Fa rms .... .... .... .... . 25 Pic•k 4 $6 million awaits · • One Wtnner Surviving ar e his wife, Florence Chandler McDaniel., whom he married Dec. 15, 196 .,; thre<' step-daught er s, Mrs.' Viv ian Trowbridge of Gallipo lis. Mrs . Betty Kemper 01 Ga llipolls and Numhc·•· 276 Vot.36 , No.255 • Copyroghted 1987 i\ rt-vlval Is underway at the Ash Street Freewill Baptist Provided by Bry cc and Mark SmIth ol Blunt Elll• & LOL!wl Dail~ • · Revival underway at church (As of 10:30 a.m.) Ohio Louery .Meigs teams second $17900 I! Stated Coun c· i lm an Bruce Reed. " I 'm In favor of gi ving t he money becau sr f sc·c the 'e r vlcc bei ng used." In oth er mat ters. counci l discussed allowing Vetera ns Mcm orlal Hospital usc an em pty room on the th ird fl oor of the vil lage hall to store ol d reco rds . There were no objecllons to allowing the hospit al to usc the sparr·. Council also pa ssed a resolu· lion officially accept ing the new codification books Which wen• prepared for the vil lage by the Wa lt e r Dr ane Co mp any , Cleveland. A tetter from Pomeroy resl· dent Gil bert Zwilling ask l n~ t hul utlllly companies be " made to clean up th ei r messes" when conducting m ai nt enance work within the v illage was read to cou ncl' by Clerk-Treasurer .J an e Wa lton. 'cou nci l dl scu~scd the mo ltrr hric•fly . Cou ncil ~ l so look <Jcl lo n to vacate a portion of Sugar Run Street between M ultwrry and Urick Stri'Ct s, to co mp ly wll h stipulations from an ea rlier tra nsaet lon wit h Sugu r Run Mill s. Walt on rPported th at village workers took :17 loads of trash to the cou nty la ndfill last week during the village's annu al spring clean up. The workers are now In th P Monkey Run arPa , said Wa l to n. and afler finishing In that area , they will be maki ng another pick-up trip thr ough town. agai n free of charge. F'l nes and fees coll ec ted during i\ pr ll amoun ted to $2,463. By United Pre"" lnternatlonlll Voters are go in g to the polls In Ohio today to cast their ballots tn local primaries and a variety of sc hool levies and loca l tax Issues . Youngstown Ma yor Patrick Ungaro's att empt to win the D••mocratlr nomination l or a th ird two-.vrar term m ay highlight thr day's activit y. Ungaro has been Involved In a hra ted campaign aga inst chall en;:Ns , .Jam es .J . Corbett and Robert f' or·t. who have crit icized lht• mayor' s ~l·onomlr developml•nt lnltlat lves. , Corb<'ll. endorsed by the Mahoning Count y Democrat lc Pa1·ty, has chided Ungaro l or turnlnt<hl s back on the party and cl ai ms the m ayor l acks declslon-maklnt< ability. Ungaro points to hts successes In bringing new j obs to the city. Thr· fa vorit e In thr racr, Ungaro got a boost las! wrek when the New i\vantl Motor Corp . an· nouncrd It will crcaw an assem bly plant In thr l'ity . For t, a bl ack businessman. has pledgrd to create 000 new city jobs by cll mlnul!ng I he practice of con tracllng for services such as garhugr collec tIon . In Canton. M ayor Sam Pursrs is IJclng cha ll enged by two candidat es In his allempt for a scrond term . The challengers arc Raymond Ocnczuk, a des ign engineer lor the Ford Motor Co .• and Donevle Henderson , a retired con stru cllon for('mun . In Warren , Mayot· Dani el Sferra. al so seeking a third term , Is being challenged In the Oemocratlc primary by Councilm an Daniel Polivka , i\ victory In thf' prim ary vir tual ly assurrs cler· lion because there arc no Rt' pub llcan chall c·ngcrs for th e post. Inn lot sold to Bank One B . T. Grovpr, .Jr .. prrs ldt·nt of Ban k One. i\th•·n, , N.A ., announ ces that Ba nk On l' has pur<'ha sC() the former Mrlgs .inn propert y , 1 ~6 East M ai n St., Pomeroy. A m ajor fit ·r gutt ~d the M e l~ s Inn last yra r and the rema inder or the st rut ·tur<' was ra zed cr eating th<• t a r~ r lot which ha~ hce n pur chasPli by Bank One•. The propert y will be drVI•Iopect In to an ult ra modern drive up han king !aclllt .1· with multllanrs and Int o a bank customer park· lng lot. i\nlllclpatcd C'omplc•tiOn dat e of th e projc•r t is late thi s year . "Our hopr for the future rests with the developmen t of new and ex panded flnant ·lal facilities and services In r cs ponsr to the nt•cds of Mc l ~s County and adjacc•nt ar eas," Grovrr said. Bank One, i\ th ens, has experienced unprcr edented growt h In the lust l~ yea rs wtt h assscts growing from ~4 million to 214 million dollars, Grover reports . Bank On e, Athen s, operates 12 banking locat ions In a ·four co un ty area. �• • • (:ommentary The Daily Sentinel IJI Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS·MASON -\REA ~'h t:s:m~ r"T'\........i'--,-,~d·~ ~v . ROBERT L. WINGETT , Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH General Manager As.~llitant Puhll~her/ Controll er A MEMBER orThc Un lll'd Press lnternauonal, In land Dally Press Associati on and the American Newspaper Publ ishers Assocla tJOn . LETTE RS OF OP IN ION ar~ wclcon'k.~ Thf'y Should IX' less !han JXI words lon g All letter s ar (' subj ecl l o f>d ltlng and rru st bP signed wi Th name, address a nd relt-ph one numbc·r !'IO(J un s l~-:nt<l letl crs w!ll be pt bl!!.hed L etters should be In good t aste, addr('Ss]ng Issues , not pl'rsonahtles. Washin{{ton Window Mayor and momma studies conducted by sevE>ral non-government ed ucatio nal orgamzations A report commissioned by the America n Association of State Colleges and Umversitles found th at, although the number of bla ck student s graduating from high sc hool has mcreased 30 percen t since th e mid·l970s, the number going on to college has declined ll percent dunng the sa me penod A leading cause of that dispar lt v "Federa l and state pro· gra ms of student financial ass 1st· ance have not ~ept up wtth the increasmg cost of co llege attend· ance " Govern ment a1d pro grams dre of spec!al lmportance to blacks and Hispanics , the re port explains, "because mrnor· lly populat ions in this country are more li kely to be lov,; Income." 1\y ,\ltNOI.D SAWISL!IK MOM SA~S Ul'l S•·nior Editor W/\SIIf r<GTON •U P I I -Folks In W~ s h1n g r on who prefrr 10 take I he globa l or {'Osml{' v u•w uf ~oc t :..tl , Similar findings are con tamed m another study, conducted on behalf of the United Negro College Fund and the National Institute of Independent Colleges and Univer sllies. It concludes that low rncomE' black s are bearing a dispropor· llona te share of the bur den caused by the Reagan admrnts· !rat ion 's deCISIOn lo replace man y student grant s w11h loans. That flr.ding directly contra· venes While House claims that ns policy adversely affects slu· dents from m1ddle -income !ami· lies but not Impo ver i shed youngsters "Our study shows that these students, absolutely the tr uly neediest, are being badly hurt by a federal a1d policy thay asks man y to take out college loans b1gger than the1r !am1lles' (ye· arly) mcomes ," says NIICU W€'Rfl Jurr LIKe ACOUP!..€ eeo nom 1c a nd polt llral 1ss ucs. re cently got a gltmpse or JUS\ how hart! 11 ca n he to deal w11h r('a l ptobtems al 111r gtountllev<·l The Ol <trtcl of Co lumbt ~ li k<' man y t' lll t'S , pto,·•des cm•·rgenrv --~--1- OF TV eVANGeLISTS ... VleJVSTC~'T Jmbulant'f' st r v trfl ro 1ts < ltt zrn s HNPntl v, some rr<J I horror st one s S,TAY cLeAN. ha ve r om<' out abuul lmgth v dl'iays that ha\e occu,rd 1n gc111ng ambulan!'cs to people who ha vr cai iPd the 911 emcrgcncv phone ----~--+~ number Mayor Manon Barn . n ; lng to find a wav to 1mprovr the servi c<'. told r C'porft\ r s onr or t hr- proh h·m s wv ~ t hJ 1 ,, lot of pPop h• v. hod tdn · t rca llv neC'd f'mr r g(·n<' v i.Jif(' nti on HPrP us1 ng c ll v i.J mbu lancc•s as a kind of ta x1 st' r v tr·(• In grt In hos pital c ! J n Jr~ Th at ll'tl lht• mi.l y{Jr Jnl o (j dtsf USS lOn or prople who l'X p l'C l th e> government 19 so lve all lh<'lr probl~m s and as an ll lustrallo n, he __J-~JU..-#~i!:t~-~:=.t mentioned an r·ncountcr at a moiC'I hc-mg usrd DS a temporary city sheltH wllh a womun wh o hatl 14 children und a l 'l th on the way. As lh ~ m.tvor told II lhr womdn d<'manded lo know when lh(' cit y wus go in g to finrl morr suit able housinl.! for her family, and got dec idedly hostile whrn hl' suggested the probl em would be ea"r' to deul w1lh 11 sh• · would slop h av ln~ ch!ldrcm She told him she wa s going 10 keep on havln /.! babre s as long as God lei her ill thr1e srrms to bP" st mllat ll l' between th is slor v and President Hcagan' s fa mous 'Wel f.1rc Que('n" w ho supposed!:. rode in a Cadilla c· to bu1 grorenrs wllh foo d sta mp,, rl ma y be worth noting tho~l report er s suhs('qu ently lo<· atcd the l• dv and she substantia l ly confirmed th(' mc.JVor· s · ~ nro- ro n sc r v._tti vr · Barry has g1vrn no signal tha t he Is about to make a sharp turn 10 I he ri ght. bu I I hr f<~ t' l I ha I he Is Impel led I aI k out loud a bout the ne<'d I o foster sclf·r ella nee"' well as to provide help to the disadvantaged mav lead 10 so mcthrn g rea lly new. People who S d \ 11' s en ll1el v up lo the poor to solve their own probl ems or who sav 11 's up to th r govcrnmenllo sol ve everybody's probiPms ali•n ' l likelv to hPip p• otlurr anvthl ng helpful Rut If somro nP lik(• thr mt\\ Or. who now ha s seen both sides of th e problr ms, (· an wa r k toward >OmP halo need sol utions. perhaps there Is h<JP<' for 'omr quirt prog ress in st<'ad of continued noisv discord . Letters to the editor Fail to understand point I am wrltln~ In regards to lhr mt>rt mg of Mlddlrport ouncll on Aprtl 27, 1987 The mayor· and council f.tll to understand lhr ~oint both mv mother and I wr rr there lo m<tke My charge Is lh<tl th(' Ml<ldlr port Paller Department arr !piling 10 do lh!'lr job Most of the people in this tow n ~now of or hdve seen the disturbing ,1cts and breaking of the law that happen on 2nd Sln·ct built seems thc·poiiCedl'c May b<> lwr never around to see these things or ac t on 1them CIIIZens of this town get off of vour bll ck sides and demand of i hc council I his m atter be taken C'a re of The council Is voted In by the citizens and should hear and acl on th e voice of the citize ns. The pollee department Is to se r ve and protect the people and not the cri minal s! Mrs Patricia Custer Mlddleporl la.~t eg{{ hunt! 1 agr!'c with the lellr r 10 the chance of finding them. and why edit or th,tl Doll y Wood wrote ~· don't they forbid the parent s on co nct'mlng the egg hun! 1 was lhc field and If they cross the lhrr<' and lht' rr was nothing rop<-. disqualify th eir children mort' disgusting than lo sec thosr Or, If they rea ll y want 10 be fair "adu Its" .1a kl ng over 1he egg and let the children have I he field pick -up Actually vou co uldn' t to hunt the eggs, why don 't they ca ll It an egg hunt. because they have a special lit liE' spot on the dldn'l (•ve n lak(' time to hide the field. for "parents" only, but If eggs They just thrrw them over they do th at. I he had better have lhP ground the squad ready and standing by, This Is the first t'gg hunt I've because' someone Is bound to gel ever b('en to and I think !'II be hurt. aft~\· whal I witnessed sa fe In saying, II will be the la s! Ea, ter Su nday at the egg hun! , Those egg hunl s nre supposed 1 don't know why Pverythlng 10 b<' for the "children" of the that Is Intended for children or area, but very few children. 1 the community Is always ruined by adu lts that are supposE'd to saw. ptrkrd up their own eggs What 1 don ' I under.stand Is If know better th(• egg hunts are worlh having, By the way, I understand they whv aren'l thrv worth conduct· had a really supper egf( hunt at tng " prop<'t:]y'; and most of all Racine. But. of course, Racine "fairly," resident s put !heir h~arts Into Why ca n' t !hey take lime to whal they do. and II s always hide ·the eggs• At least all the " beller." Barbara Stahl children would have the sa me Pomeroy Today in history By United Press International Tod~y Is Tuesday May 5, the !25th day of 1987 with 240 to follow The moon Is In lis first quarter The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. The evening star Is Mars. Those born on this date are under the sign of Taurus. They Include Danish philosopher Soren Klerkegaard In 1813. German political theorist Karl Marx In 1818, hat maker John Stetson In 18.10, crusadi ng journallsl Nelly Bly In 1867. • • By JOE CIALINI UPI Sports Writer PHILADELPHIA (UP!) Eric Davis showed his manager Pete Rose wha I kind of a hitter he had become, when he struck out nine straight tunes againsl the Houston Astros two weekends ago. "He's going to slrike out," Rose said or the Cmclnnati Reds outfielder " He's got a big swing. Bul here's a guy who struck oul nine stra1ghttimes a weE>k·and-a· half ago and he's still h111mgover .400. That shows how much he has matured." After an awesome weekend series againsl the Philadelphia Phlllles. Davts Monday led the President Richard Rosser. "If they wanted to drive black students away from college edu· calion," he adds . " they couldn't have p1cked a beller strategy ." In 1979·80, just before Reagan assumed office, federal grants accounted for 53 percent of all student financial aid at lhe 43 predominantly black mstllutions affiliated wtlh UNCF. By 1984-85, that figure had dropped to 37 percent. Dunng the same period, Ieder· , ally insured loans increased from 8 percent to 30 percent of the financial assistance provided to students at UNCF member co lleges. Students at these colleges are more dependent upon grants not on ly because their families tend to be poorer but also because !hey often come from states offering little assistance and attend colleges wtth a limited amount of money for student atd. For many students, the only options now are to go deeply Into debt to finance their htgher education or to abandon any hope of attending college. The Education Department's pri nclpal response to thE' new UNCF-NIICU study has been to engage In name·call\ng. One department offlctal says the report is based upon "truth· twlstrng distortion" while another claims il ts "false, pathetic and m alicious ." Wha t else is the Educatton Department doing to demon· str ate rt s concern - or lack !hereof - for the civil rtghts of college students? Here's what : High-ranking de· partment offtcials have acknowl edged lhey repeatedly back· dated documents to crea l the false tmprE>ssion thai they were compl ying with court -ordered deadlines for handling crv ll righ ts complaints at colleges . WASHINGTON - After more than a year of silence, the Howard Hughes of the Phil i p· pines has spoken, and wha 1 he had to say won't please hts cousr n Cory Eduardo Co]uangco ,Jr , the reclusive billionaire who con· trolled the vast San Miguel beer co nglomerate. fled the Philip· pines on Feb 25, 1986, with depo sed president Ferdin and Marcos an d h1s entourage m a U S mili tary jet. Cojuahgco remain s In exile in Southern Ca lifornia while his firs! cousin, President Corazon Aquino, slr ug· gtes lo keep the Phillppmes funcllonlng. As part of an in ves \iga110n of28 Marcos cron1es. Aqu1no's Pres•· The · Meigs Marauders and Marauderettes nailed down se· cond place finishes In the lnvlta· tiona\ track meet at Meigs High School Saturday. In the girls division, Trimble's Lady Cats squeaked by Meigs to claim the tllle with 67 team points, the outcome being decided In the final event of the day . Federal Hocking's girls 1600 meter relay team set a new meet record w1th a time of 4:21.9 The Mar au· derettes tallied 64 team points followed by Nelsonville York .at 61, Federal Hocking 43 and Eastern with 15. the mere bas tes of due process of law," Co1 uan gco's sta tement says. The Good Government Com· m 1sslon ha s ye t lo determine whether. like olher Marcos asso· ctates, Cojuangco profited ille· gaily from his close 11eswll hh lhf' former prestdent A Phlltpplne Emba ssy spokesman was unable lo g1ve details of the San Miguel seizure, but explamed that the commission' s wrde· rangmg charter gives It the power lo lake pos session of just about any " Ill-gotten w€'allh " The commission's broad deli· nltlon of lhls term enables it to seize funds accumulated through a host of activities. from fraud to m onopoli stic praclice s. Co· Russians (l o take over Eastern Europe) . You saved Germany, France and Belgium but th ere are communists acrlve there now '' Americans, Plnoche1 smd, did not win In Cuba, Korea, Vietnam, Iran , El Salvador and Nlcara· gua. One reason for this , as In VIetnam, was that America pushed her allies lo move toward democracy too quickly during tim es of turbulence and threat He did nol Intend to be hurried In Chile. He sa id that "as a military man" he could see lhat the United Slates was acti ng too slowly tn Nicaragua . When asked whal lhe United States could do to help Chile towa rd democracy, he said, " L eave us alone " Plnochet did not directly ac· cuse the CIA of pla ying a role In the assassination attempt of Sept. 7, 1986, but he sai d th at Intelligence sources, Including someone "who had once worked for the CIA," war ned him of poss tble CIA lhrea ts starting In 1973, and that more Insistent warnings came before the actual at tempt . Ptnochet said that Ver· non Walters, now U.S. ambassa· dor 1p lhe United Nations, had ldld htm his fears were un· founded . Plnochet says he Is gel\ing unspecified assasslna· tlon warnings again now When asked If It wasn't more likely that the Soviet KGB was behind the assassination at · tempt. Plnochet said, "Some· times the two powers act to· gether." Most observers In Chile believe the a11ack on Plnochet was made by Chilean communist terror organl.zatlon , the Manuel Rodriguez Patriotic Front. which has claimed pubic credit for It. Plnochettalked about his long, private conversations with the pope. He said he liked him a great deal, In part because he Is "as anti-communist as I am." Alternately jovial, stern and dynamic. Plnochet dismissed the Chilean opposillon 's ca ll for a prompt genera l election A timet · able for democracy In Chile exists, including a controversial pleblsctte In 1988, Plnochet said. and that timetable was being followed . 1n recent months there has been some modest llberallza· lion of press controls, of pollee detention procedures and o! political party activity. Some opposition forces main· taln that the recent reforms are only cosmetic, but others- and diplomatic sources here- claim they are real , although leaving much room for Improvement. The ma in Issue raised by the resurgent political actlvlsls here co ncerns the 1988 plebiscite fhat. MEIGS INVITATIONAL BOYS RESULTS 19K7 HIGH JUMP - Terry Hill 1FH I 5'8" going up there as a confident player. He's nor worrying about hilling tltree home runs. He's just worrying about hilling the ball good and If he hits 11 well, ll 's out of here." One year ago, Davis was benched after hilling below .200 the first month of the season and he did not begin to play r egularly again unltl mid -June. But Davis made up for lost time when he returned. In 93 games after Juoe 15, Davts hit 297 with 23 home runs, 60 RBI. 78 runs scored and 63 stolen bases For the season, his firs I full yea r m the major leagues , he hit .277 with 27 homers. 71 RBI , 97 runs scored and 80 stolen bases 8 !t .too 'l 11 'IK!I 'l 1:1 3;lll Monda•/" ftl'!;ult" T~tlt>~W :1, Ult•hnmnd I t~H ht'fltl•r !, l'uwtut lu'l fl ~biOI' ft, ~)ll'll.l USI' M ( olumhus111 11dt•wlltrr, ppd, ruin Tut'tidtl\''s (Oauu 'Tolt •du ul Rh hmund ru"' hll ht .w. Kut ht :4t'r Mlllnt• al !olvru•u"'' ( ulumh.t~ Ill ndt~oiU'f r. ,. "t•dnt•!Oduy' .. linnu ... T11 t•du ul Kil hnmntl ra"llllluot •.Jitut ht'!'>i t'r ~luint nl :-i\'fllt U!ot' ( ulumhus al Tldt"'! all r ~ .\TIO~ ,\L l.f.,\(,l 'f: H) I nlh•d r'r. .,.,. lntj'l'nal ln nnl t::U.~t I. Pt I 11 10 " '" -''" "IllII "III! "'ll'l ,.,'· Chit iii:U St l,11t1i,; ~~"' \urk "' .." 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( lndnnull tl'owo•r '!-Ill ul !'l;t •"' \nrk 1Ft•rn~~ndu H 1, 1 .~ p.m Pill shu rKh I Pull! n.un l·:H u l !Oi.an IJ kK!I ( Shnw.: I I I ]uangco controlled what is com monly regardl'd as a monopoly over the Philippine coconut Industry. Whatevet his trespasses upon his countrymen, 11 does appear that Cojuangco has a solid argument that he Is not being glvpn farr opportunity to address the accusation s against him. Documents provided to us by hts Washington -based spokes· man, Robert Weigand of Chwat· / Weigand Associates , for exam· pi<', show that Cojuangco was ordered to appear at a March 2, 1987, hearing In Manila to ad· dress charges that he "acquired asset s and properties manifestly out of proportion to your usua l normal income." \:\ ,\ l . t.amt"' Mt~nlrt•Ltl aa ,\tlm.&. flm lpnall ul Nt•v. h f k, nl~tlll llnu,.fnn!lll I"ILIIwMphlu. nt~~:ht ~ l.uul" al s.mUlt•kn • "" .'' "' . I. !lt •l I 11.1!! li.12 IUfl I!HI ~ \111'<1 aukt• ~•r1.1nln St•'l\ \ nrk Rm.tun Pt>troit RuJtintort• fit HI Wid The Dally Sentinel Page 3 "It's not amazing he hit s ali tUose home r uns." Rose sai d "The ar,naztng thing is he's the fastest runner In the league You put thos e things together and you have quite a lalenr " And now he's learning to hi t with men on base. La st year. he dtdn't get a lot of RBts wllh singles or doubles All hts RBis came on home runs NO\\ he's learning to h1t the ball w11h men on ba se." Davis showed the m atu r !l ) of which Rose is so high as "'' reflected on his mne strikeout s. 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In Su nda,v' s 9-6 VICIOI) O\l'r llw Phtllies, D.lvis bc!'a mc lh(' f11s 1 Cmclnna tl player Ia dm t• in ' IX runs in a gamr tn almos t IJ\10 vear s He beca m e only I he foutlh VIS lling playH to hll tlt rrc home 1uns in a ga me <l t VC'Ierans Stadium and his two grand slam s tn Ma\' llrd thr Na llon.tll.rague reco rd fo1 most in a single month. Befor e ti1C' ga m e, Oa\ ts was rout mrl\' hilling the b,lll out of lhr park dUI\Jli! b.lii\Jlg pla CI IC!' ~:mel appPu rC'cl co mpiP1£'l'' i.tl home. Ro se sa td. 'It ro uld delend on what slandards he sets forhunself He ca n do anything he wa nts 111 ba seball." If Davts has set any standards, he pl'efer s not to reveal them. 1 ' 1 don ' t like to say what I 'm goin g todo," lw said " I j ust want 10 go out and let my natural abillly take over on the field." BARGAIN MATrHE ES SATURDAY l SUNOAY · All SEATS $1 . 50 AliM I SSt ON EVERY TUESDAY $1,50 "But vou can n0vrt an ttc tpatc 1600 Rt>lav - N(' lsonvll iP York 'l -1 1 1 Mrlgs 3 43 9, Feolr•·•' Hotkln" :l >47 Trlmbll' 4 ll l, Eastrr n 4 55 MEIGS INVITATIO NAL GIRI.'i RESULT!< ,, Si\ualion 1\kr 111.11 . · '"' sa icl. You iU >I In IO get VOUI fundam r ntats dov,; n c1unng but tln o prarrire. 1j ust s11·ungthebal !:"> well " I don' t dwell on md iVlcl ual HIGH JUMP- Jt•nnl Mlllt>r fME\ 5'0' Tlffanv Richa rds tNYI Dt">,mu H,tlo!RV stal tStJr s I j USt go out d nd tl'y to tMEl Allison Moor·e (TRl . ,Jav nr Rit ChI(' do lht;> bes t I Cdll . ' tEA! ""' LONG J UMP - Jodv Tavlo• !ME r ' ' Davr s also hltth rer home runs 1 5'~' St\ckv Mlnf,!u s tTR l Amy Plf'u't' tn a g umr l. tsl Scptrmbe1 INYI An~IC' Bow('n 1N Y1 , An lllf' Fro~o; r ''l'tn not oo mg t O IJr Slll"jJr is(' d rF'HJ H~>a t h N HI II (Fil l ~" DISCUS - Starv BP• rv ITR I% n . K('l ll bv anvlll !ng h e does in baseball. '' Goss fNY L Susan Atnold 1M E \ St.t cv _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _J__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ....;._..., Hardv (T R l. Wrndv Smith rN VI Nik ki ~"" Runrh !MEl ShotPut - K e! liGos~I NYtl0 '7 tlf. Jod i Cu.sh•t (MEl. Ht•ttlhrl Woods 1Mf: 1 l r t~ h Jenki ns ('I'R) St ucv Bell\' !TIH Tlnu Bissell ! EA 1 3200 Rein\ -Trimbl e 10 5'1 <1 (BCt,; k\1 Mln~us. Df'bblf' Cu r!Pr Shf'rrl f' F'Prl'rl \ Lisa Simoni NPison vllr Yo rk Meigs F<'<IC'ral H ockin~. Eush•rn 100 HurdiPS- Jf'nn l S"' a rt z IMEl 17 6 Jullr Mill('!' 1ME1 , Jc nnlfrr Curtis (F"H) April Rll chir lEAl Al liso n Moon• ITRI 100 MN E'rs - Tolle P o!IC'y INYl 13 4, H('alhf'r Ot'' .ln IFH l , [k:Lbbi (' Kidwf'll 1FH I, Amv P\!:•rCC' INY l. TracY Day ITRl April Rltchir (EAl BOO Rt•l.w - FPdPI al Hockin g 1 54 2 1Jrnnlfer Cu rti s Of>bbl e Kidwel l. H(',Jt h<'r Dra n Tlc la H.nt , Nrl so nvlllf'· Yo r k Mrl~s Trimble E11 strrn 1600 MriPrs - l){obbif' Curtrr (TRl 6 02 9. M elllssa Simons ITR I. Susun Baun lEA). An ~ic F,l uvellf' (FHJ Cath\1 Slol!s !MEl Tammv Koska !NY I 400 Rela y Nrlsonvlll e York M 0 rCi nd v Dup h•r Angk Bower s Amy Plercr, Tori(' PollrvL F'rdf'ral Hocklnll . MPI~s. Easl..rn , Trlmbl(' 400 M(>l l'rs- Tr,I C\1 DttV !TR I 65 !l, L\IM lovSt'v !NY \ Anglr F'ros1 rF'Hl Tlffuny Ri chards !NY ). Amv Salll'rfiL•Id I ME::l a nd J l'nnv M IIIL'I I MEl 300 Hurdlf'S- Jennl SwiJrl~ !M El , 49 9 Jenny Wa~nPr IFHJ All ison M oon• 11'RI April Rlt l'h ll' r EA) 800Melers-Dcbbi(ICari C' r rTRI 2 44 9 ME'Ilssa Simons !TR ), Lt>sllf' C.tr( I MEl Lana Lovsev iNYl S us.tn Baun !EAI Tammv K oska 1NY 1 200 Mt•le!s- Tori£' Po lit · ~· rNY l 28 .1 J ody Tavl01 rME \. Tlcla Har l 1F'H l. Anj:: lf' Bow('rS ff\IY ) tlsn Simons. ITRI T racy Duv 1TR1 3200 Met !'rs '- Sherrll' F.f'rrPII 11'R1 13 29.1, Susan Buum lEAl Wendt J<lor" (MEl. Anp:i(l FauvC'Ilf' ~ FH l 1600 Rela v - Fede ral Hoc kin!: 4 r Df'bbiP Kldwf'll, Jrnnlfrr Curtis, Hf'llt hrr Deotn Tic·lot Har t. Trlmblr Nt'lsunvlll f' York. M el~s Ea sl('rn 12 06.5 The Daily Sentinel (USPS 145-!HIO) A Dlvbtlon of Multimedia, In c. l.l!<o.~l~~;nm1 nl : uptt< (iun zn lt • <~. tu 211 da,' rt •huhiJ !tatlnn Ill MlnrM'!ollt 16 1 De nni s Howe (NYl 16 2 Scott Simons IFHI lfi R, Brad Savr(' (TRI 16.9, And v Parsons IFH ) 17 0 John Risk (M£ 1196 100 M(' ters - J R KltrhE'n IMEI 11 8 Wes Howurd !ME l 11 8 Chris HllYdl'n iFH i 120, Bobby Gordon IKCI 12.0, Tim Campbe ll (NY ! 12 1, John Six /NY) 12 3 1600 MNrrs - David Walls I NY) 4' 37 5, Chri s Lancf' lEA t4 4~ 0, RE"x H a~w.,· !ME ) 4 4S. Chlis Burdf'llf' ITRI 5 02. Doug Bur ro u~h IFH l 5 09 ~ B!lan BIUC'I' fN Yl 5 \0 9 400 R!.'lav- N elsonville York 46 2 !John Six Tim CampbrH. Jon Norway, OPnnls Howe l Mrl~ l:i 46 5, Fl'd t• ral HocklnJZ 48 0 Eastern 53 4. 400 Mt'lers - Denn1s Howe 1NY1 536 Hogs lf'n r 1TR l 54 7, Scol! NC'I~lrr !MEl 54 9 Eric Fros1 IFH I 55 6 Jetf HuOO !ME l. T<~ry Hill !FHI 57 5 300 Hurdles - Da vid KtrkC'ndall (NYl 448 BradSayn>ITR~459 S. NNteriNY) 47!) Ch!l d Tatf' (FHt 481 Andv Parsons IFH I 48 2. J OL' Bvcofskl <TR I 4S.4 . 800 Meters - David Walls 1NY 1 2. 05 9. Ma rk loudn f'r INYl 2 07 3 Oouj:! Bur rou~ h 1FH1 2· 10 7. Cary BE't?.ln~ tM EJ 2· 13 5, Swa!lov.• lT R I 2· 22. Er ic Forst IFH 12 25.3. 200 ME'It"rs - Wes Howard (MEl 23.8, J R KlfChC'n (MEl 23 8, Chris H!lvdE'n !FHl 242, Jon Norwav INYJ 244, B McGrath I NY\ 24 7, Bobby Gordon ii<Cl 25 0 3200 MPI~rs- Rex Ha~IZY IME) 10. 31.8, David Walls (NY) 10 39 9 Chris lanrc> (E A l Chr is Burdf'll(' (TR I 11 08 Brl!tn Bruce (NY I 11 ·08.8 Danlrl Gish 1F H1 (101'd ln1Jt •ld1•r D••nn' ' ' " m"'•• " • " ~' .,, ('allfnrnl '" " tw " "" ....•• " tt-.:tkltutd "II "II C11lt qn '' """II ""'•• Mnnd..,\ ·, ltt"'11 . o•d lhlrd ~~~· ·nhUt 1'11-~>hurflth Pttrt h iL~ t ·ff s huM~Intt Un~Jnn llmt •llt'l Irum \'11111 ""'' 'r uf I Ito • l'ultflt ( ttmll l .o~llltllt (,\ ,\ ,\! : "1'111 uu1 nt•ldl•r ln1• Or1>1tlak In' an•••ll\t•r "" a nl~~;lM f'lll~hur,;h at •~r.o r\n~~:t •lt>s, nlrhl ( hh Ill'' IIA :-<an •· ra~u \.. , 11, nlat:hl ,\Mt:RU ,\ N LF.,\M t. F~" l'h~ \lilvnmk•._ - r .ml :Mnll111r un lbt• n -da,\ dl~uhl1 • tlll"t , ro trollll UH• to \prll Ill ~luntrt •u.l - Kt•tallt·d lnflt• ldt•r ltUt.or lilt Inti!> frumlnlllunupulloo oft hi i\nl<'rh nn \,.,.,ut l.tlilln [,\\ ,\1 : olli.. l(nt•d lnlit•ltll•r \:,f,un !'tiiJrllliUI tv lndhtMIJOib> ,.lgno•d frN" IIICt nt pllt 111-r 111nnt:>. ~lullint'l and """"llntod ltlml<~ lndl;umpull" ~ ••..., l urk J,\1 , 1 - Si·nl "ho rl ~op 1111111 7.11\t•llll h1 ( 'ul•mlou" uf tiM· lnh•rnat iun11l l.t Ull:"ll' ( ,\ ,\ ,\ ) . fl'l JJ..Ilt d IIUiflf'l d l'f llt•nn ( 111111 frum ('ul umhn" Ut •II:Jpm. "••dn~II,Y · ~ ) 11 G Transactions II "' KI'MLhJo Chris Knocd er ITR ) 5 tl Mall NlbNI IKCI 5'8" Joe Bycofski (TR) ~ ' 6' John Six I NY ) 5'6" , Steve Nt>lll'r IN Yl 56" LONG JUMP ~ Chris Hayden (FH I 19'~1h' ' Mark Griffin lEAl I!l1 1W, Jo hn Slx iNY l 19' '/t ". Brad Sayl'r rTR l lB 911.! , JoE> Bycofskl f TRl 18' %" Rundy Hu\\·r{'v !MEl 18 W' SHOT I'UT - Bobby Spurlock, IFH I 50'10lf4'', Ron Maxson (EAJ 44' 10" Scon McDo nald INY I ~1'1'' Dennis Boothr I ME~ 41' Y.i" , Tom WaUgh IKC l 396 l4" GE>tald Moort> fME) 39 ' 4 ~ " DISCUS - P au l DallE"y !ME l 128 Bobb v Spurlock IFHl 127' ~··. Tom Waugh fKCl 121'9 ", Theron Hodgl' IKC1 109'10 Oe-n n!s Boothe !ME l 108'2'', Jim Monk INYI 100'9" POLE VAULT- Grrald Moorf' (MEl 12'9" Chris Knowder tTR l 9'6" Bra rr~ Korn I ME ) 9'0 " Andy P a r l:iORs IFH19'0 ' Scott Furner (FH l 8' 3200 Relay - N£Llsonvll\e-York 8· 45 l !Mark Loudnrr, Brian Dupi£Lr , Brian Bruce. David Walls I. Mrlgs 8. ~ 8, Tr im ble 9. 23.7, Fedf'ra i · H ockln~ 9 26 5 Eas t ern 11·07 6 110 Hurdii'S - David Kirk r ndalr !NY I 11dl.,.,lltrr CN\.·NLI Mlllnl'lrhll Rh luwmd (•\Ill Majors Leader attacks CIA ______H_en_W_a_lf_('ll_l)(_:::_''f.f SANTIAGO , Chile !NEAl - In his fi rs t on·the·record Int erview since the pope 's vlstt to Ch1le'" early April. Pres Auguslo Pi· nochel expressed deep dlslrust of the Un1ted Sla l es as the world' s democratic leader. and said he thought that I he CIA might have been involved In a recent att empt to assassmate him. Plnochel said he would not sperd up hi s planned transition to democracy in Chile P111och el 's r cmar k s were made during a wtd e- ranglng, hour-long session on April28 with a fact -finding delega tion from Prodemca. an America n organ\ za t ion dedicated to I he promot •on of democracy tn Central and South Am erica The session underscored the reasons for the ri sing tensions In Chile as \h e soc1ety Is opening up - too slowly for opposlllon leaders and just abou t on sche· dule for Plnochet's milit ary junta Plnoch ct. ~hiiP declaring himse lf a democrat, revea led a deep fear th at modern democ racies tend to dP!erlorate over time a sprcial Interests come to doml· nale a nation's affairs. That , he sa id, Is what happened In Chil e, beginnin g as ea rly as the 1890s and culminating In the elec tion of Marxist Salvador Allende In 1970. That el ec tion, says Pinochet. brought Chile 10 the brink of both an economic co llapse and a civil war whi ch the communists were prepare~ to fight and win. (Allend e won the 1970 election with 36 percent of the vote and formed a coalition government wllh the communists , the Radl· cal Party and a splinter group of the Christian Party.) Chile, said Plnochet, Is under permanent pressure from com· munlsts backed by the Soviet Union, and the United States Is not acting wisely as the world's anlt-communlst leader. " You have never won a war," he said to the Prodemca delegation. "In World War II you waited for the Nelsonville York's Buckeyes took top hQnors in the boys meet garnerlqg 138 points with the Marauders posting 123. High· lighting the day for Meigs was Gerald Moore's record breaking 12 foot 91nche polevauit. The rest of the field was composed of Federal Hocking with !OJ potnts, Trimble 67, Eastern 38 and Kyger Creek 23. Complete m eet results are as follows : Scoreboard ... rags~--'---=-Ja_c_"·_:1_n_d(_·r_w_m_&_·_J_o.,_.(',_}h_s,_w_a, dent1a i Commis sion on Good Gover nme nt ha s •Jseque stered" Cojuangco' s holdings In San Mtguel and h1s large coconut cmp1re Coj uangco's frrst statement to th e Amencan press since hi s has ty departure has been given to our associate Stewart Harris ln I he stal em enl, Cojuancgo ralls against the comm1ssion and the manner In which It has handled his holdings, hi s family and him self. The · commission's be ha vlor, Cojuangco says. has pl aced him "benealh the t a~ ." "My family and I have been denied our homes, II vel hoods and property without specific allega· tions of wrongdomg, without cv1denre against us and wit hout National League with a .411 average, 12 home runs, 27 RBI and 27 runs scored The Nat lanai League Monday named Davis Its Player of the Month for Apnl and Player of I he Week for the period of April 27-May 3. After striking out nine times against Nolan Ryan and Mike Scott, Davis punished Phlladel· phla pitching by going 9-for· 13 with five homers and 11 RBI. He hit two grand slams in the series and hit three homers In Sunday's game. "There's all th<' difference In the world when you gai n confl· dence In the big leagues." Rose said. " He knows he can do it. That 's• the big dtff('rence He's Meigs team finish second in loop meet !'tt und .1~ From riches to Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Reds' Eric .Davis named National League .Player-of-Week <.~cro unt 1 Bu t If l hc story wa s nor apoe r v ph al. 11 certam ly wa s lromr . The sa mr Ma ,l or Barry who b!•moancd th e 'give me" a1111ude of somr rlllzens go! hiS st at I rn Washmgton as a Sludent Non-violent Coordln altng Committ ee ofll ct.ll who ga\e loca l offictals unshirtrd hell all duri ng the lfJ611s for theil ca l lous disregard of disadva ntaged people. There was somr md l lclous gl!'e and know in g nods when the story of the ma v01 und the momma gol out Bulthc fact that Marion Barr~· . the ma ; or has fou nd prohlr ms arc not so easily so lved as they proelalmrd wh<' n thev we n · r r It irs of govet nmrnt, Is not murh ne" s Ltb!'ra l arltvts l s. bl ack and while, ha vr bern runnmg Into thai situation fm 'r""· und thr ' cs ponsr of some has been lo turn away from lh<'ll' lormrr rdeuls 10 b0romr whal ha s bern called I Tuesday, May 5. 1987 Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Tuesday. May 5. _1987 Problem? Just ignore it.____R_o_b(_,,,_w_al_,e_rs WASHINGTON INEA l - In early 1984, the U.S. Commrsswn on Civil Righ ts votr d tQ..aband on an tnves tigatlon Into the effec t of federal cutbacks rn college finan· c1al a1d for members of minorn y groups The probe was summarily terminated short ly after Presl dent Reagan replaced two members of the commission who crillclzed hts lack of enthu siasm for c1vi l nght s The1r succes sors were characrerlzed by a While House staff member as being "on our s1de " The Reagan adm•n•stratJOn 's aJlproach to the st udent·atd cut · backs typifies its alii tude t oward many other domes tiC probl ems - deny th e11 existence by refu smg to even exa m me 1hem Now, however. the consequen · ces of t he ad m ln1strallon 's rndrf ference have been documrn.ted tn • Published Pvl'ry aftf'rnoon Monda y th rou2h Frlda v. 111 Court Sl Po· mC'roy. 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It can save time, trouble and interrupted conversation for unsuspecting telephone users. · Maybe sorneone·s just about to pop the question. Or get a great job offer. Then the line goes dead because you cut rnto their telephone cable. The telephone company has a free service designed to help prevent these accidents. Just call us 24 hours before the start of construction '' The call to make before digging is 1·800362-2764. The call is toll-free and can hetp ensure trouble-free service. • So if you're putting in ferice posts, building a shopping center or expandtng a freeway, call • us. We'll come right out and mark the precise locatton of the underground telephone cable .. soyouwon'tcutinonsomeone'simportant conversation. . ' MIDDLEPORT OPEN MON.·FII. 1·1; SAT. 1·6 " ' I �• PQmeroy-MiddlePQrt. OhiQ ' Tuesday, May 5, 1987 . Braves outslug . Expos, 10-7; Giants win.. ll;v ,JOEL SHERMAN UPI SPort• Writer When Tim Wallach launched his third home run out of Atlanta F ult on Cou nty Stadium Monda y night . it recalled memorlesoft he four homers former Brave Bob Horner hit In a game at the same · site last year. · The reC'oileC'tions w e r e spar ked not only by the home run s a nd the sa ml' stad ium. but by the fact that a superb LAIWF.ST GROUSE WINNE HS - Winners of th e lzaak Wa lton 's " .L a rges t Grouse Tail" wlnn c r Jot were Bruce Neigle r of Forty..two to take park in ·tournament Racln•· and in th e " Big Whitetail Buck" contest Leon Sauters claimi•d the first prize. 8 oth.a re pictured wi th th eir winning, prize Forty-two pit che rs from Ohio a nd Wes t ytrgl nia will be com· petlng for honors in the Toad Brlckles Op~n Horseshoe Pit ch· lng Tournament to be s tag ed Sa turday a t the Dave Diles Park in Middleport. Sponsored by the Meigs County Horses hoe Cl ub, the tournam ent will be the first open tournament to be he ld at the pa rk's new facliil ies a nd the tournam ent wlil honor Brtcktes who is a retired profess iona l. t ah·ht•s. IIIG WIIITETAIL RUCK WI NNF. ItS - The a nnual Big Whitetail contes t again had a la rge turnout as the lzaak Walton sponsored event drew a large crowd to ils Chester c lubhous~ lor ,judging rece ntly. Pictured from, l·r, a r e Kenny Caldwell, 6th place: J)avc Krawsczy n, 4t h place: Geo r ge Morrison, 3rd place: Gary Sargent, 2nd place: and Leon Sautcrs with his winning Bu ~:k Fi ve s ix men classes a nd one six women class will m akeup th e tournament which wil l feature pitching by two former world c ha mpions, Jim Nisely, Bremen, who was named world champion · a t Hunt sllle, Ala. , in 1984 and Lawrence Mil ler, Ci r cleville who . won the national title In Nebraska two yea rs ago_ Sat urday's tournament is e xpect ed to begin at 10 a .m. and awards to winners will be prese nted at the en d of each two and one -half hours of pit ching. First a nd second place trophies will be mounL Big Buck, grouse winners announce~ Saturday night C' ntr ~. F.ac h entry had to be an Ohio dPcr taken by lega l mea ns during the pas t drH hu nting !-ira son. " I. .:Jr~rs t Grous(' Tail" ro n1 e1-11s Wl'rr unnoun cecl J l · thf' K(•n · Leon Suu ter s was lhC' flrs l Amsbary Ch aptrr of 1-;aa k Wal· plucr wi nner with a 10 point bu ck. · · ton ('i ubhous.· Saturclay nigh t, Hr recc lvNI $246.75. Guy Sargent March 27. pliir·rd seco nd w ith $70.oOfa r a 10 T hr clubs Judg ing <'ommillc•c poi nter . Geo rge Morr iso n J r, ,-o nclu ctcct It s final mmsurr- placrcl thi rd wi nning $35.25, Next Fol low ing ;dung, ll'd ious jud g· lng process, wi nn ers of the a nnu a l "Big Wh ite tail Ru('k" a nd m<•nts for thr an nual eo nh •st with parti <·ipant l.l'nn Su ut<•r·s ta king pl~1cr s wrrc• rcsp C'c t ive lv '"va rd r ct to Vic Gi ll ila nd . Da ve lnp lwnnrs In lhr ''B ig Whltr tal t l<rawsczy n, Kon Ca idwPII , Tom Btlck" co nt es t. Bru er Nf'i gkr Sum mrrflr ld. a nd Tom Karr. c tal ml'd fir st plan' honors In th e ProcN•cts fr om ·thc annu a l fund gr u us{' ('Oil IPS! . ra lsrr wi ll go toward sponsor ing Tlw wln nrr (lf thP g rousr th r c lubs Na tio na l Hunting an d Fishin g Day and oth er conserva co nt P~ t wa~ dl'''' n nin('d by m ra!'· uri n ~ lhP wicl(•st tall in lh Ps pn~; td pO~itinn at l tH~ wid('SI point . J\ll l 'n lr!l'!'. \Vf'l'l ' !'rum ~rous(' l<' gall ,v .. tnk, ·n <luri ng Hw past grou!'<' s< •; l.-.un . Nllw l Pf'n t' ntr\(•~ wrrf' ta tli ••d "' five dollars per r nt r_v. II all ol \V hlch wrntto lht• wi nnf'l' iilf[l 1111' other hal l. to thr tzaa k Walt r111 . .~ .• , • •. ~ •.• ,, : : •,. : • .. • ·: · ·' • • .. ... ' ' • .. :~. , • "" .. , , nint• s ldkt•O I!l ... . Iii' rc·li rcd ~~ o f !111· ~.'l ho ll er!' h1 · f.nlt'd aruJ w ~t"' ,·' t'l' tlilf' (\ wlllt .t p.ti r or ~.1\ '('~. gh · in ~ 111m thr<'t' for tlw ~· rar . ....: : ... .•.' .:::•.•.·. ....... ' r- - -· . STARTS WEDNESDAY AT 9:30 . LADIES DRESS HEELS ....................;~; .................$14 LADIES' CASUALS .......;...............~ ............~. ss & S6 GRASSHOPPERS ••• ~ .................................... s6 & S7 MUSHROOMS •••••••~ ...........................................S14 CASUAL BOOTS ...........................$12 TOTE BAGS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••• S4 GIRLS & BOYS DRESS SHOES & JOGGERS ~....... $3 & UP MEN'S WORK SHOES, 6 in. & a in...... StGrting at $19.95 MEN's LEATHER HIGH ToP BASKnBALL SHOEL ....su MEN S LEATHER JOGGERS ................., s·10 to $15 MEN'S DRESS SOCKS ...........................2 PAK Sl,98 MEN'S DRESS WESTERN 800TS ..... S29.95 to 559.95 GIRLS & LADIES' I ' . I (NOT All SIZES! GIRL OF THE YEAR AWARDS- Selech•d as "Girl of the Year" by their respectiw chapters and presented trophies and awards at the annual Founder's Day dinner Thursday night at The BOYS JOGGERS .................................. S5.00 & S6 VHS TAPES VCR's 99< $3.00 .RENTAl 326 W. Union Str.Ht, OH. Mon.-Fri. silon ; Pam Dl\ldie and Teresa Kennedy, Ohio Eta Ph i, a nd Janet Peavlcy, Xi Ga mma· Mut. &cky Trlplell of Ohio F.ta Phi received the pledge of the year trophy. New offi cers of the rlia pt ers were introdurC'd and inr lud e Ann Rupe, pres iden t. C'lar!ce Kraut · fer , vice pres ident . Velma Rur. corresponding secretary and Norma Custer. treasurer , Pr e· ceplor Ret a EWta Chapter ; Pall y Pickens. presiden t . D<'bbie Hauber, vice presld<•nl. Darla St ails , rerordlng secretary. Linda Faulk correspondi ng se· cretar_v. and Jenny Smilh, treas· urer, XI Gamma Epsilon. Teresa Kennedy, president , Becky Triplett. vice pres id ent . Linda .Jones, recording secrr· tary, and Ma r ty Ferguson, treasurer. Ohio Eta Phi; and Mauri· sha · Nelson, president. .JanPI Peavley, vice pres ident. Kay At kin s. recording secretary , Cat'Oiy n Grueser. corresponding secretary, a nd Sheila Harris. 1rea sure t·. TntroduC'i ng the new of (l cers werr the cur rent pt~es id e nt s, Cat hy J ohnson. Ohio Eta Phi ; .lane Walton , Precept or Beta EWta ; Ma urlsha "· Nelson, XI Ga mma Mu , and Li nda Faulk , XI Gamma E psilon. The mt>ssage from lnterna· Iional on this vPar 's theme, "Share the Dreatn" wa s read by K<Jthy .J ohnson; Sponsot·s Phy llis Hackett . XI Gamm a Epsilon. and Cha r lene Hoeflich, Clhlo Eta Phi , were Introduced and presented gift s. Skit s on activ ities ovPr the past year were g iven by eaeh of I he cha pt ers. Th e theme for 1he' 1987-88 yea r I< " Build Bridges of F'rlen cts hip ... Hocking Tech honors announced Twenty Me igs Counttans at tending 'Hocking Techn ical Col· lege In Nelsonville were named to the dea n's list for lhl' winter quarter making at leas t a :u grade point grade average. Thev a re Susa n M. Bailey, Long · Bottom : .Janice Baker. Pomeroy; & t h A. BerkhlmN', Reedsv ille; Th eresa M. Bing. Racine: Ka tr ina L. Donohue, .John F . Edwards. Bottom: Li sa F . Hawk, Reeds· v ille; MPian le Hemsley, Pome· rov; Li sa D. Hoffman. Middl epor t; De borah K. King, Racine: Troy Manu el. Racine; Sherrie A. Might , Pomeroy: Linda Proffitt, Ra cin e; Da vid H. Mora. Pome· roy ; Sco tt M. Pickens, Pomeroy; Husscll P . Scei, Pomeroy; Mark T . Shrt vers. Reedsville; Mi chael R. Smith, Pomeroy, and .lam es A. Weber. Reedsville. · RUTLAND TIRE SALES "OEniNO VOU THERE SAFELV" LOWEST PRICES ON PASSENGER CAiS AND LIGHT TRUC~ TIRES *ALIGHMENIS *fRONt-END WORK *BAniiiES *nRE REPAIR LOCATED: MAIN ST .. RUTLAND, OHIO OPEN: 8-6 MON. -SAT.; 8-8 FRI. « PH . 742-3088 Maotar ORDER OF THE ROSE - Kathy ,Johnson, left, and .Janet Peavley,lii recognition of the ir dedication to Beta Sigma Phi, were given the Order of the Rose In a candlelight ceremon;v at the Founder's Da;v dinner held Tllursday night at Thhe Sportsman In Athens. Diane F M<Vey, M.A. 614-594-3571 12:00 Sat. Beat of the bend , It's reunion time/ By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel Staff Writer Hi gh school reu nion time Is comin g on fast a nd the Pomeroy Hi gh School gra du a t i n g c lass of 1937 will observe Its 50th a nniversa ry not only at the evenIng banquet on May 2.1 at Meigs High School but at an Informa l reception from 2 to 4 p.m . at the Grace E piscopal Parish House. E . Main St. , Pomeroy. Over the past two years, Interested members of the class have met at Loga n Monum ent to pla n the special reception. For assis ta nce or Information. class mem bers may contact Ma rga ret Thomas Bailey. Eddie Burkett, Ce lia Leifheit Hart, or Dorothy Yost Smith. Speak lng of the Pomeroy Hi gh Alumni Reunion, G. Harold Mar· tin of F ort Lauderdale, writes tha t he will be ma king his " nlnt~ " farewell vis it to Ohio this spring whe n he comes to atte nd the reun ion . He's a 1917 graduate of Pomeroy High School so this Is his 70th anniversary . Hractlve Certificate Of Deposit Rates ng l•or May 4, '87 thru 10, '87 •"' Saver'• Cholet Rate Cerllfbttl 32·89 Day 90·179 Day 180·364 Day 12·23 Months 24·35 Months 36·83 Months .84·120 Months WITH FLOWERS FROM lnterut Ccii•JLPOIIIng 4.97% 5.40% 6.20% 6.49% 7.09% . 7.42% 7.93% Dlllr-Yielcl 5.10% 5.55% 6.40% 6.70% 7.35% 7.70% 8.25% 1 saw a iot of great spirit going In the Southern Local School Dis trict over the weekend. It was prom weekend and pa rent s and studen ts were rea lly In there pitching lo stage a rea lly . nlct> affair. A color sche me of red, black and silver created a sophisticated set tin g for the prom. - a nd decorations w~rc elaborate a nd extremely well done . Principal Jim Adams- as II he weren't busy enou gh - was . faculty advisor for the an nuaf event . Hallwa ys were evt>n ex· tenslvely decorated and mothers of students se~vl n g a buffet throughout the evening rea lly turn~!<! the cafet eria Into a c la ssy restaurant using red and sil ver throughout. Neat . Mlnimvm Purchase Amoun-ts - $500.00 HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE FROM SYRACUSE ' 20 VARIETIES OF HANGING BASKETS (BLOOMING & FOILAGEI • • COMBINATION POT & PORCH BOXES 4 .IN. POTTED PLANTS OVER 40 VARIETIES Of BEDDING PLANTS FiRe~n thousandpeople who core. AZAELEAS, FRUIT TREES & ASSORTED SHUBBERY OPEN DAILY 9-5, SUN. 1-5 ' Sportsman were from the left, Ruhy Baer, Preceptor Beta B<•ta Chapter; Pam Diddle and Teresa Kennedy , Ohio Eta Phi; Linda Faulk, XI Gamma Epsilon; and .Janet Peavley, XI Gamma Mu. Girl of the Year Awards were presented, two members rc· ceived the Order oft he Rose, and new officers of the four chapters were introduced at the 56th anniversary cdebra.tlon of Beta Sigma Phi held Thursday nigh t at The Sportsman In Athens. Maurlsha Nelson, president of XI Gamma Mu , extended the welcome and led in the opening ril ual and candlelight ceremony preceding the banquet. There was a tribute to Mrs. Evelyn Knight, longtime sponsor of XI GamiJla Mu, unabletoatlenddue 10 Illness, and a memorial to Elizabeth A. Sayre, memlx'r of that chapter, who died on March l ' The Order of th~ Rost> of Be ta Sigma Phi was exemplified In i - candlelight ct>re mony for Kathy ,Johnson and .Janet Peavley. They were presented yellow roses and pins. Girl of the Yea r awards went to Ruby Baer, Preceptor Beta Beta, Linda Faulk, XI Gamma Ep· SIMON'SHEARTPICK·A·PAIR . OF Remembe1 Mom on Mothe~ '1 Osg r ·~-· \ With -.11y Compounding ___ eo,.,..,.,.. Pa9e-6 .• CLOSEOUT ON MAN1·SHOES DILES HEARING AID· CENTER SYRACUSE FOR INFO CALL 992·6839 OR 992-5896 MONEY ,//!j ,Slate Auto Tuesday, May 5. 1987 l 'l.:o Sorority .makes member presentations CALL TOLL FREE 1·800·237-7716 yoUR ('(11.\ 'Mi ll 'S. Oh 1n 1LIP I I , :: TniPtln t ig llfh. l nd·l·t rd i r\'t'l' :•• Mi kt · ll l'nllt'lll.tll .i nti ColutTlhus : · _. oulfit•ldt •r .l.n· 1\ullnt• t ll •n ·t• b1'f'tl :: :· !-. l ' l tTi t · d till' lntt 'r n ntwn.~l l.t ':l/.!llf ' pltdl,•r ,tJld l)a11t '1 nt lllt · \\'f 1( 1 k . 1/rtltll'llwn . .1 h !t11Jt 1. \ ~t ;, poun<h' r. ;tp!)t 't ll'l't! in thrPt' ,L! ii11H'S tht• j)il ~ 1 \\t 't'k. ;Jilt I\\ ing just t~flt ' 11it in ~~ :l innin g . . , ~' ' I Th BEGINNING ClASSES MAY 7 7 P.M. CARLETON SCHOOL FOR tor hi.-. winnln ~ t'ltiJ'.V I hal n1{'a · ... llt 'l'd sixlt 't'tl irH"h(·o..; . SIP vr ! lol nws \\'nn l ; r ~ r "''ars ro n!f\s l wil ll i t 1·1 :•nd dl ' \ 'f•n six lrn lh i.i Pnlr~ ·- 1-l olnH· ' 1 1!; ~t ·t' cl .. . Pcond in I hi s ~· t •ar's C"llnlt •o.,t \\'llh '' 1;) inf'h t•n lrv . Pl ;H·in g ;1 rln•a· third 1111d four !h wrn· Hun Maxson illltl D.t\'t1 C' hnrh\f •ll. Wlnm•rs of tlw IJud:. l '(Hl!(•st Wt 'l'f' dNt.•rm !rwrl 11., . ;m·anling a pnint lor •·ac: h <~nl\t • r point onP ind1 nr lnngC'r . for f'ilt ' h inl'11 of lt·ngt h of Paeh po inl. for ~·c. 1ch inch u f a ! !I tt' \\' idP!'I ;.;preacl. ;ul d for P:wll inr h ofdrrumft•n• ncra l thr h;ts t• .1hm ,. llll' burr . Thr cnn!l•..; t ht.Hil -llt •nt r iPs atlh•t' rlolbr~ pt •r The J:?aily Sentinel • h . t at's you need to help solve your hearing problem, and that~s what you get at Diles. There is no need to settle for less! See us each Wednesday P.M. at Holzer CliniC: in GallipoUs SHOTOKAN KARATE MEIGS CO. KARATE ClUB MORE org ~l lll i' !l li on . By The Bend St. Louis 10-7-and San Diego topped Pittsburgh 9-5. · . In the American Leagut>; New York defeated Chicago 6-1, and the game between Toronto and Kansas City was postponed by rain. rr;;;i~;,~~;,~;:~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~f~~;;~;;~ and the pr_ofessional approach ?::~ei~o~~e~~~o~ay scheduled r - - - - - - - - -- - -1 .. IL playc·r·s honon·d ·>_ final four Inn ings for his second save. Sob Se bra. L4, took the toss. Elsewhere in the National Leagu~. Chicago edged Los An· geles 5-4, Sa n Francisco downed tion ac ti vit if's . Brill'<' N•' iglc•J l'l <ilna·cl $4 2 . :~1 "' · T~ere wa s an over a bundance riesIn each for the of awaent rd ed ('lass.first iocai tourna ment with severa l having to be ret urn ed since 42 pit chers was all th at could be accomo- Individual offensive pe rfor: manrt> again-was not E'nough to assure v lct\)ry . . Wallach became the first Expo to crack three homers in a gamt> since Andre Dawson on Sept. 24, 1985, but Atlanta was able to defea t the Expos 10-7. " Sometimes. there' s no juslire." said Ozzie Virgil, who homered for Atlan ta. " Last year, Horner hit four homers In a single game a nd the Braves los t. Wallach hit three and Montreal loses . He had a hell of a day . Usua lly, a team that scores six ru ns wlli win, but today wasn't the case. It was jus t like Hornet· last year ." Last July 6, Hor ner blasted four home runs a~ai ns t the Expos. but Montreal won 11 -8. · "1 was thinking abOut that tHor ner's four homers 1 after I hit it tthe thi rd homer) ," Wallach sa id. ''I'm sure it was the sa me thing for him. He felt great _ about hitting four home runs but it c-ame in a loss. It's just not as sa tisfy ing as it would be in a win. Wallac h became. lht> seco nd major-leaguer in as many days to hit three homers in a ga me. On Sunday, Ci ncin nati's Eric Da vis homered three times -i n a 9-6 victory over Philadelphia . "it'sa maz ingtohit threehomt> runs, " sa id Atlanta's Dale Murphy, who a lso homered. " II does n' t happe n th at often, exC'epl for Eric Da vis, it seems to happen once a year. Dav is cou ld do it two times or more this year . but for us normal guys it does n't happen to often. " Dlo n James collected four hit s to help offset a carecr -hi~h six RBI by Wallach. Braves start er Da v id Pa lmer. J.4, a llowed seven hit s over five innings to earn the victory _ Reliever Jim Acker went the '. BANK ONE. ATHENS. NA. Alhens, Ohio Mt11r1t. FDIC . \ Mark Oller who has been a patient at Veterans Memorial Hospital is now confined to St. Joseph Hospital in Parkersburg. Cards can lx' sent to Room 325. . ... • ... -• ..• ~ .. ' • others. If you think, the ring belongs to you, jus t stop by The Dally Se ntinel office, Court St., and Identify It . And spea king of bei ng lost, Dorothy Bentz of Racine has lost somt> people. While studying photography at Rio Granpe , Dorothy did a picture of a young man nam ed Joshua . Hi s grand· mother is Leah. At any rate, extensive work was don e on the por trait and Ills lobe given to Joshua . Problem Is Dorothy has no last na med and ts unable to contact the subj ect and his gra ndmoth er. If you can add a ny iight on the m atter, call Dorothy a t 949-3060 or 949-2803. You may ha ve noted In an ea rlier edition that Mr . a nd Mrs. H. E . Boney, lon;l·llme re~idenls of Pomeroy , will mark their 50th wedding anniversary In Marietta on Saturday. We ,had no hom e a ddress where you could send the couple a card but now we do . It 's Ill Was hington St., Marietta, Ohio, 45750. OUIIR. ..... ,. ·4•• . ........ ....... Slt.t7 Martha Childs; always a livewire In Middleport. reports that the tate O.D. Defenbaugh was not the fi rst to be burled In Riverview Cemetery. The first, she states, was Elizabeth Harden ,In May, 1929, and the seco nd was Mrs . Chlldf brother, Milton Gilmore, In July , 1930. Too bad that much time lapse between burials In the cemetery these days. Win'ner of the Apri126 na me the m ystery farm contest tn . the Times-Sentinel wa s Roy Holte-r, Route 7. near Pomeroy. There were four corrf'('t entries - the farm was thai of Donald Mora on Route 7 - and Roy was self'(' led the winner by lollery from the four cprrecl entries. Roy wins $5 for that. Sure, he'll be glad to take you to lunch. Just ask . 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I£GUlAI Sli£11Cll1 -TYLEIDL IASCIRA FIIIIO UFTDEI NOW AJAX lmiiEIT NOW ~. ggc �5 1987 T Alfred H Prall A fred H Pra I 41160 Ba ker Road Pom ~roy d ed Sundav at \e reran s Mr mo a Hnsp u He was a a s ( rk n a n au10 part s storehPforc h s re emcn t Prall Wu > bo n Frh 191 n Clr an a so n o h a and r anr Su v Da d nan Allan a cn and six great grandch ldren Following rrema wn bur al I'd be n 1he Car le on Ceme e y \1 h he Ew ng Fu ne al Home n cl'" ge ]ohnme F Et ans lol nn r unkl n Eva ns 75 l arne d ed Monday a \ erer ans Mcmor a Hasp I a fo ow ng a n e en ded ness He et red from hr DuPon Be Je Works af er ?7 yea rsemp ovment He also was a coa l m ner and a membe of the Un ed M n Workers of Amer ca ~<a s a member of the l3e heny Me hodls t Chu rch Ra ne lla ) nJ.( of B dgc C Rav nn n chae l Rav nna :\ rf c I Pa r ck Akron a duugh er Ma lann 0 A wa bro ther WI lam P a Nr v Milford a ss et Marj or r Gren TO PLACE AN AD CALL 992 21 S6 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 AM to 5 PM 8 AM Until NOON SATURDAY CLOSED SUNDAY W Va he was the son of the late Jesse and Edith Evans Besides his parents h<> was preceded m death by a daughter Thelma Jean and a son J1mm1e Franklin Surviving are h s wife Thelma Mae a granddaughter VIckie Damron Racine with whom he made his home and a grandson Hubert Meredl h Settle of Pedro both of whom were reared m the E ans home Thereareal so nlne other grandchildren and 17 grea grandchildren surviving Graves de services Will be held a 11 a m Thursday a he G1lmore Cemetery with a grand son the Rev Jimmie F Eva ns 111 offktating Friends ma y ca ll at he Ewing Funera Home from 7 to 9 p m Wednesday Homebuilders make church pledge A p edge of $50 a month on 1he new property which the church has purchased was made a the recent meetlngoftheHomebu ld ngs Class o( the Middleport Church of Chrtst 11 was noted at the meeting!ha the $900 for ca rpeting has no~< been pa1d jn full Plans were made to carpet the library and <buy a step stoo l and other m1sce laneous I em s Gl !'n Evans opened the meet mg "'lth prayer Coleen VanMeter gave the secretary s report and Do othy Roach the reasurer s repor I~ II !Iii RATES 3 DAYS 8 OAYS 10 DAYS I MONTH uoo "oo f5 00 18 00 n3 00 121 00 f51 00 t1 00 t13 00 t33 00 R ker Do ol h Fo h Pubhc Nottce Del s e ~nd Attend! Catt1! e Ba b Neat of the Talodermv Shop of Ga ll pol s recently at ended a t hree day advanced wa e fo" ax de my course n Huntsvll e Ala Her ms rueter was no ed "aler fow speclalis Ke I T Se bels who has re re ved man ~ awa rds Including the BeSI n the World Bird Moun at he 1986 Ward Tax dermv Champ onsh ps II I 11 I I II 0 15 WORDS IS Ill WORDS 25 311 WORDI ~~~ 1 be p e J fh e rl ~ss p r d n h nkrd Thelm Bo e for pu r hus ng and ak ng rare of drrora ons of herhu rh for Palm!)unda T\10 II { s werr pure hased fo hr chutcha Eas 1e1 FareCo<'and Hazel W lson se ved refresh ments M s Rro1 e and C a re EN n were nam ed 1~ thc com mtttee to serve m May \ rendi ng were The rna Boy!' Nelle a nd Willard Boyer Coleen Van Me ter Dorothy Roach Kathn nand Glenn Evans Dons Ca r er Bud and Hazel Wilson Raymnond and Far e Cole Raymond and 3t -Homoo ro. lofo noo 32- Moblle Hom~~ tor Sale flO 00 115 00 33-f"""" for • • 34--•• lulldMooo 121 00 teO 00 311-lall ........ 31-RNI Eltlte W.,tld dt; r. ....u ... Rat• Ire for\_ nHCut vt runa broken up dlya wN be dalfQed to MCh i{ Ill I 1r 111" 1 1111 Ill May 5 1987 11 OhiO Public Notice (Cont nuad from Page 6) teen and a half rods thence follows Beg nn ng at the south thn1een Ods and northwest corner of John f fteen I nks thence west Steven s land thence no th twenty fou oda and four e ghteen rods and twenty teen I nks, to the p ace of two Inks to the southwest beg nn ng contl n ng co ner of the Mell Lot thence twenty e~ght and one fourth north 25 degrees west forty 1 ...... save and except the rods to N J Wa d s lot n follow ng descr bed t act Langsv lie Oh o thence ly ng on the west side and north 60 deg ees east seven bounded and desc bed as ods and t fteen I nks to follow s Beg nn ng at the M cKn ght s lot thenc e northwest corner of John sou h along sa d MeKn ght s Steven & land n Sectton No ot en ods to the cente of 26 Town No 6 Range No l ead ng Creek thence south 14 thence north e ghteen 63 deg ees east twelve rods and twenty two lenlcs to ods to Mckn ght s east I ne the southeast corner of the thence no th a ong Mil lot thence north 25 McKn ght & east ne ten degrees west forty ads toN ods thence no th 64 de J Wa d s lot n lilngsv lie g ees east th rty four rods Oh o t~ence no th 60 de and twenty nks to Frank grees east seven ods and Bra ey s lot thence south f fteen Inks to Mckn ght tot a ong sad B aley slot to the t hence south a Ion g center of the creek tour rods Mckn ght s lot ten rods to thence follow ng the ceoter the center of lead ng Creek of sa d Creek south 63 thence north 63 degrees degrees east eeghteen rods east twelve ods to and fourteen I nhs thence Mckn ght s east I ne the:nce south 68 degrees east en north along McKn ght s I ne ods thence south 57 de ten rods thence north 64 grees e~"t twenty ods degr~s east twenty three thence south 12 deg ees rods and f fte"en nks thence east nne ods and twenty south 78 degrees and f fteen I nks tHence south 12 de hnks th&nce west twenty g ees west e ghteen rods four rods and fourteen I nks and twenty Inks thence to the place of beg nn ng south 45 deg ees west fou conta n ng eleven acres ods to a h gh wale ma k Save and except anothe hence south 46 deg ees tract of land sold by Frank west th rtfH!:R rods and f f G aham and w fe to E M teen 1nks thence sot~th Brown Bl'ld bounded: and 21 degrees west twenty desc bed as follows Stu one rods and th rtoen Inks ate n Townsh p of Rutland thence no th 79 degrees County of Me gs and n the west th rteen ods and seven State of Oh o and n Sect on nks to the end of a boa d No 26 Town No 6 Range fence thence south th ty No 14 and beg nn ng at the ods and e ght 1nks to a northwest co ner of John small app e t ee thence Steen s land at the end of a south 84 deg ees wes1 n ne- board fence thence no th 71-Autooforl• 7J-Tnooloo for Bolo Cla~Sibed pages cover the followmg telephone exchange& Clol. County A,..Codol14 441 CloHipollo COPY DEADL NE MONDAY PAPER TU ESDAY PAPER WEDNE SDAY PAPER THURSDAY PAPER FR DAY PAPER SU NDAY PAPER 317-chMhlro 381- VInton DAY BEFORE PUBL CAT ON 00 AM SATURDAY 2A& Rio Or..,de 211- G"Y•n Dllt e•3- Aroblo Dlot 379 Wllnu1 2 00 PM MONDAY 2 00 PM TU ESDAY 2 00 PM WEDNESDAY 2 00 PM THURSDAY 2 00 PM FR DAY Business ' I I - • _,.for lifo 71-Adttt. . . . . D~TIIOrtel 77-Au!DIIIIoolr 'II~ 71-C . . . . .E"'i""'"' . Mato~No.... M.... Cwnty A,.. Codo 111• M1·1 lidllllt'l 112-Midd'-' Pomeroy M3-Porttond ··~· 2<11-r..o..Folo Ml-11-• degrees wast twenty one rods and $&vanteen l1nks thenc, south thirty siK rods and n ne Inks thence north 83 2 deg ees ea&l n neteen rods and fifteen 1nks thence north th rty rods and e ght Inks to the placa of beg nn ng conta n ng four and one fou th acres Refe ence Deed Volume 109 Page 119 Me go County Deed Records Subject to a ght of way o ~;~asemant to Oh o Telephone and Telegraph Compan.., reco ded n Deed Book 21 2 Pege 437 of Mo go County The follow n~ desc bed real estate s tuated n Ru t and Townsh p Me gs County Oh o and bounded and descr bed as follows Beg nn ng twenty rods east of the cente of the west I ne of Sect on No 26 Town No 6 Range No 14 of the Oh o Company s Pu chase thence east e ght ads thence north 8.:Y. deg ees west one rod thence east one od and n neteen and two th rds nks thence north 14 deg ees west th ee ads and one nk thence north 86 deg ees west th ee ods and f fteen Inks thence south 8' de g ees east s x rods and fou I nks to the place of beg n n ng conta n ng th ee fourths ac e mo eo ess Rete ence Deed Volume 104 Page 590 Me gs County Deed Reco ds Th e objeCt of the com pants to patton the nterest 11; the fee estate o EXCELLENT REFERENCES FREE ESTIMATES JAMES COE CAll 55171Mo Pubhc Not ce Public Not1ce NOTICE OF APPO NTM~NT OF F DUCIARY On Ap I 29 1987 n he Me gs Coun1y P o ba e Cou Case No 25509 Ha y M e 28577 Sto e Ro e 7 M ddlopo 1 Oh o 45760 was appo nted Exe NOT CE OF NONCOMPETITIV E NEGOT AT ON V LLAGE OF POMEROY HANOI CAPPED ACCESS TO STREETS & SIDEWALKS The County of Mo gs s n rec plant of HUO Commu rty Development Block Grant Funds fo tho V llage of Po mercy to ns a twenty 20 cu b amps on st eet co ne 5 and other v tal accoss po nts w th n tho Pomo o~ Cent ol Bus ness 0 st ct Compo ton of the p o ect w mako the entre a ea access blo to the phys colly hond capped and f e I aide v populat on Th e County has dtJte m "ad that acco d ng o p o v sons of the Oh o Aov so Code fo con acts os! ha 810 000 00 tho Co nty w d apenae w h customary lldve t s ng and sonled b d open ng and onto to non compet 1 ve nogo ation w th qual tted cont acto s Plans spec f cat ons and ocat ons oi curb cu s a o eva leble to nspoct on o the Pomo oy V luge Ha cuto of he es a te of Gladys M lie aka Gladys L M I e deceased late of 28577 Sta e Route 7 M ddleport Oh o 45760 Rob e 1 E Buck P oba te Judge Lon K N Bssel ond Cle k 55 12193c Publoc Notice NOT CE OF APPO NTM ENT OFF DUC ARY On Ap 22 1987 n he Coun y P oba to Cou t Case No 25495 F odo Beach n k a F eda Jacks Bo• 2 t 3422 I Jacko Road Lnngsv I e Oh o 45741 was appo nted EKe M e gs c x of he es ta e of R ct d J Jocks locensod ate o 34221 Jacks Road L usv o Oh o 45741 Robe t E Buck P oa te J dgo l onn K Nesse ond C erk 14 28 5 5 12 3tc Pubh c Not ce between I o I ou s of 8 00 A M and 3 00 P M Mond ay hro gt\ Fr day A h o ! abo must bo pa d Onv s Baco p ev g w11gns fo Mega Cou ty Qu allf ed nason v co racto s must co np o o ltypellhe Request to Ouo tat on form nvn lob o a th o Vllage Hnll In add 1 on a l cont acto s must p epa e o econd tvped pogo g v ng n b ef h sto v of the ox e nee dentlfy the past th ee obs performed and p ov de three trade efe onces Forms mus bo ot od o ater than twelve noon Mny ~! PUBLIC NOT CE BE T ORDER ED BY THE ME GS COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH Pom o oy Oh o ha I e fo ow ng los ond egu a ens be o acted fo he pub c ealth w th n the gone ul honlth d s ct Meg ~ Co nty as dot od n Soc on 3709 10 Oh o Rev sed Code end to ead as to lows ESTAIILISHMENTS to any metho d of plac ng des gns euers sc oils f g u es sym bols o any othe ma ksuponorundertheslc n w th nk o any ortle sub stance esu t ng n the c-olo rat on of the sk n bv the a d of needles o any other nstruments des gned to touch or punctu e the ak n (e) Each person who ope ates a tattoomg eatabl sh mont sha comply w th the follow ng equ rementa The oom n wh ch tattoo ng s done shal have an area of not loss than one hund ed squa e feet The wa Is f oors and ce ng shall have an mperv ous smooth and washable surface A to e1 shal beloca ted 1n the establ shment and shall be access b e at a times that the tattoo ng estab sh mont s open for business The avatory shall be supp ed w th hot and cold unn ng water soap and san tary towels A tab es and othe equ p m ent sha be constructed of eas ly cleanab e mate als shall be panted orf n shed n a ght co lo w th a smooth washab e t n sh and shall be separated from wa t ng cus tome s o obaervert bv a pane a~ least s x feet h gh o by a doo Tho ont e prem ses and equ pment sh11 be rna n ta ned n a clean san tary cond t on and n good epa r The ope ator shall wash h s hands thoro ugh y w th soap and ware befo 8 start ng to tattoo the hands shall be d ed with nd v due 8 ngJO USB OW O 5 No tattoo ng shall be done on any sk n su rface that has ash p mples bo Is nfec t ons or man fasts any ev dance o f unhea thy cond tons No sk n a ea sha ll be penet ated abraded or t oat ad w th chem ca ts for the purpose of remov ng camouflag ng o a te ng any b em sh b rthma rlc scar or t attoo Safety azor.s w th a new s ng e .se v ce b ade to each custome of pot on o a stra ght edge azor mav be used and sha be thoroughly cleaned end ster zed before use on each customer o pat on The a ea 10 be t1ttooMI (a It sha be un awful to any penon to engage n the b s ness of ope a ng a nt oo establ shmont w h 1 0 1907 to tho Pomo oy out f st obta ng a I cense o e gngo n such bus ess n IV llage Ha Mayo s Sec c acco dance w th he p ov so s e oof Contracto s w be so (b An oppl ca t on fo a lected o n expo once t nde references aL 1 ty to co m I cense shal be accompan pleta prOJeCt on t mo and ed bv a fee n the amount of two v f ve lalla s p ov ded on budget and to al cos es howovor that no appl cat on t mate App ox mate sta 1 1oe sha ll bo ece ved for shall f st be tho ough y ing date fo const uct on w JJ• June 1 1987 w th com renewal of an ex st ng I washed fo a pe od of two m nutes w th warm water to pletlon expected w th n s )I cense Any chango n owne sh p shall equ e a new wh ch has been added an 161 weaks The V liege of Pon e oy &pi) ca t on and cense w th ant sept c Uqu d soap A povment of fe;es the efor star Ia • ng e use sponge and the Me gs County Com shall be used to scrub the c The I conce soe fo mluloners ere equAl oppo engag ng n the bu1 ness of area Ah ar 1hav ng and tunity employe s ope at ng a tattoo esteb Ish before tattoo ng a begun a R1chard Sey e Mayo V age Hal men w th n the County shall solut on of seventy percent elcohol shell be appl ed to Pomeroy Oh o 46 769 be twenty f ve do Iars ~ yeo the area w th a Sing e use (6) 6 1tc (d The tt m heallh of sponge uoed and oppl ed f co shell mean tho Cou ntv w th 1 ster It natrument Health Com m ss oner or h s Only petroleum jelly n autho zed ep esentat ve collepllble metal or plast c The term cart f cate of tubes or ets equlva ent 11 inspect on shell mean writ approved by the health of ten app ova f om the health fleer shall be used on lho off ce or h s author zed area to be tattooed and it rep esentat ve that sad tat shalf ba opplold with Iter fe too ng estab shment has gauze been nspected and meets a I The use of styptic pencil• of the terms of these ule1 alum blocks or other lOUd and egulat ons styptico to chock tht flow of l•ry Tho term ope otor ~thoU meon any in dlv duel firm YOU ll SAVE MONEY IN THE CLASSIFIEDS AND THATSNO BUll! company co poratlon or a1sociation that owns or operates an establ shment where tattooing s par fa med and any nd v dual who performs o p act ces the art of tattoo ng on the 992-2156 person of another The terms tattoo tooed or taHoolng tat refer blood is proh b tad Inqu ry oholl ba mode and anyone giving o hltlory of recent jaundice or he.,.t 111 moy not be tottooed Slltflle oervice or ndivid ual conta ner1 of dye or nk shall be usld for ooch .,.Iron the container therefor oholl be diiCirdld lmmo- dilloly ofttr completing work on a patron 1nd any \ Public Notice dye n wh ch the needles were d pped shall not be used on another person E~tcess dye or ink ahall be removed from the sk n w th an nd v dual ster Ia sponge or a d sposable paper tiuu~ wh ch shall be used only on one person and then mme d ately d scarded After complet ng work on any person the tattooed area shall be washed with stenia gauze saturated w th an ant septic aoap solut on ap proved by the health off co Public Not1ce Pubhc Not1ce solut ons for each oustomer or pat on shall be p aced n a s ngle serv ce receptacle presentat ve' end ass gnees of se d named defendant as have not been served w th notce of the flng of a compla nt here n w I take not ce that on the 8th d'ay of and such receptacle and rema nlng solut on shall be draca dad after usa on each customer or patron Ill All bandages and aurg cal dreu nga uaed in connec t on w th the taHoo ng of a person shall be ster le (kl An applicant for a license to operate a tattoo ng establishment shall first obta n a certificate of lnspec tlon from the health off cer or a seventy percent alcohol 10 ut on The tattooed area shalf be allowed to dry and petroleum Jelly fTom a col laps ble or pleat c tube shall be appl ed us ng star le gauze A ate le gauze dreas ing shall then be fastened to the tattoed area w th adhesve The to low ng descr bed real estate s tuated n Ru tland Townsh p Me gs County Oh o and bounded and descr bed as fo Iowa I shment for the purpose of determ n ng whether or not uid eatablshment and the persons perform ng the art of tattoo ng therem a e n complanco w th oil appl ca or metal cue or storage cab net wh le not n use Such cabinet shal be main ta ned n a san tlry manne at all t mea A steam ste 11izer (auto c ave) shall be prov ded fo stenl z ng all needles and • m tar nstrumenta before use on any customer parson or patron (Alternate starlllz ng procedures may only be ble health prov 1 ons con Ulnad w th n these rules and regulat ons It shall be un lawful to any penon or operator of a tattoo ng as tablshment willful to pre vent or restrain the health officer from enter ng any I c ensed eatabllshmant where tattooing • be ng performed for the purpose of inspecting uid prem HI after proper dentlflcat on s preaented to the operator tm! It oholl be unlawful to tattoo any indlv dual under the nfluence of a cohol end / or druge and h shall be unlawful to tattoo any minor In) Whoever v o atea any prov 1ion of th 1 sect on s guilty of a meademeanor of v used when apoclf celly op proved by the health off car Stenl zat on of equipment w II be accompl shed by uposure to lve steam for at lean thirty m nutes at a m n mum pressure of f ftaen pounds per square neh temperature of two hundred fonv deg HI Fahrenhe t or one hundred shtteen deg eas Cela us the needles and ns1ru ments required to be tter I i:zed shall be so used hand ad and temporarily placed dur ng tattoo ng ao that they w tl not be conhlm ntted lol Ptrmenent records of each patron or customet ahall be ma nta ned by the licensee or operator of the establahment Before the tattoo nv operat on begins the pat on or customer 1hall be requ red poroonolly to enter on a record form prov ded fo such establ 1h ments the data h 1 or her name addr111 ege aenal number if a member of the a med forces and h 1 or her s gnature Such record• sha I be ma nto ned In tho tanoo establishment and shall be avarllble for ex1mi nat on by th1 health oHICM Records shall be retolnld by the operator or licenHt for a periOd of not len than two yea 1 In the event of a the fourth degree That these rules and egu lations are hereb'1 dec ared be on EMERClENCY muau e neceaaary fo the mmedlate preHrvat on of to the publ c peece heohh and nfety in the County of Meigs Ohio and for the further rauon that lmme dlote oetlon is neco11ary in order to enau • the preven ton of the communteat on of any nfectlous d llaHI through tho proctico of tottoo ng WHEREFORE thne rules and regulat on1 ohoil toke offoct and be in full force ommedlotely upon their odoption ond aPfJfoval by the Mellfo County Board of Heolth ADOOPED AND AP PROVED April 14 1987 Ml'lllto Lawoon D 0 S H..hh Commlttloner Jon D Jocobl Secretory to the Boord of HHHh MEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH By Gone Joffero Mooy lirchflltd R C Hill Luter Hort JomH E W lherell M chango of ow-ohlp or closing of the buline.. all such recorda shaH be mtdt D ovailotile to the htolth (41 28 (81 5 2tc officer (h) No penon cuttome or Public Notice .,.tron hoving ony okln lnfoe lion or other dlsooso of the skin or I"Y communioobte di ..... lfloft be tottoold Aft infeciiono reoultinv from tho proctlc<o of tottoolng which become knDW11 to tflo 011111 tor lhott promptly be reportld to tiHo hllfth officer by tho ponon owning or oporo1lltfl the tlttooing H tlbtioll"*lt ond the m fol:tld cffont ohelt be reforrld to 1 phyok:lton (81 An plgmonto dyeo or cotoro ulld in tottoo no oholl be sterile oncl frM from bectorio virus .,.11iclet ond noxiouo ....,toond oufi8Qn - oncl .... pl-ntw, dyeo ond colorl UMd from - ol you seek ng to part ton the fee estate n and to tho follow ng desc bed prem aes has been rnspected and Is In compliance with the prov1 sions of th 1 ordinance t ons of any tattooing estab shell bo kept n e cfoood glass No B7 CV B6 aga n!l ea ch PARCEL ONE Ill The health officer may lfl All clean and ready to The Court of Common Pleas Genera 0 v s on Me gs County Oh o Case ndical ng the ootabliohment conduct par odic mspec use nHdles and Instruments Apr I 1907 Stanley H PhUI ps I fed a compla nt n Begonn ng 50 ods and 1 1 I nics north of the southwest corner of Section No 26 Town 8 Range 14 thence eaat 73 rods and 1 8 I nks thence no th 60 rods thence east 8 ods and 16 Inks thence nonh 23 ods thence west 49 rods thence south 32 degrees east 16 2 oda thence south 1 de grees east 38 rods and 21 links thence North 78 de gree1 west 16 rods and 19 I nlc.s thence south 78 degrees wast 4 rods thence west 18 rods thence south 24 rods and 1 1 I nks to the place of beg nn ng conta n ng 23 3 10 acres moe or 1011 Reference Deed Volume B3 Page343 Me go County Publtc Not1ce 78 degrees east ten oda thence south 78 degrees east s xteen rods ond e ght aen Inks thence north 32 degrees west twenty two and a half rods thence no th th rty one and a half rods thence west twenty n ne rods and ten I nks thence south one hund ed and tfu" rods to the place of begin n ng conta n ng twenty acres and forty rodt moreo less save and except there from the totlow ng tract beg nn ng f fty seven rods north from the southwest co ner of Sect on 26 Town 6 Range 14 Oho Com pany & Pu chase thence south 80 degrees east e gtit rods and fourteen I nks thence north 15 deg aes east e ght ods and four I nks thence north 27 ~ deg ees east four rods thence north 3'1 degrees east e ght rods thence north 78 V2 deg eas east s x rods thence west about twenty th ee rods to the aectron I ne thence south about e ghteen rods to the place of bBQJr:t n ng conta mng one and one ha f acres more or less Also the follow ng real estate s tuated 1n the Town sh p of Rutland County of Mega and State of Oh o tow t Beg inn ng one hundred and ten roda and twanty links north of the southe11t corner of Sect on 32 Town sh p 6 PARCEL TWO Company • Purchase thence north fifty seven rods and si)l I nkt thence west twenty one rods and sl)lteen The follow ng reD estate s tuated n Rutland Town sh p Me gs County Oh o and beg nn ng 160 rods nonh and 29 rods and 11 links east f om the Southw est corner of Section 26 Town & Range 14 of tho Ohio Company a Purchase thence east 63 rods then Ce south 36 rods thenc1t west 49 rods thence nonh 23 V:r dagr"s vveat 6 rods thence north 31 y; rods to the piece of beg nnmg conta n ng 12 VI acres mora or ess Reference Deed Volume 77 Page161 Ma go County Olld Recorda PARCEL THREE Tho following deac bed eal estate beg nn ng twenty rods east of the center of the west ne of Section No 26 Town 6 Ronge 14 Oh o Company s thence •••t 82 rods and 22 I nks thence Purch11t north 1 0 rods end 22 links thence north 25 degree• Wtlt 23 rods thence south 65 degree• west 12 rodl to a Sycamore tree 12 inchu In diameter thence north 34 h degrees west 19 rodo; thence ooutfl 64% degreeo well 29 rods ond 4 links thence South 8 de grtel Hit 24 rodo ond 17 linko to die place of bag n nlnv conta nlng 13 !14 acrn mo,. or lest I nka thence south 52 de greet wast n na ods and s xteen Inks thence south 51 degrees wnt n ne ods and four and half Inks thence south 32V. degrees east f fty four rods to the place of beg nn ng contain lng f ve acres more or less save and except therefrom a tract beginning at the northwest corner of the tbove described tract thence in a southerly direc t on twenty rod• thence n an eas1erly d rtct on light rods thence n a northe ly direction and .,.rallal with the frat I ne twantv rod a thence ln a westerly d rec t on e ght rodt to the place.of beg nn ng conta n ng one acre more or le11 and also uve and e•cept the follow ng real estate beg nnmg at the southeast corner of the one acre ezcept on already described and utending southutt along the Manon Phelps lond fifteen rodo ond eight teet to a mark thence south and west ttK1een rods thence northwnt twenty rod1 thence northeast nane rod1 and six feet to the place of beg nn ng contain ng about one and thrH cenths teres Also except ng a nght of way 16 ~ fHI wide to make a convenient and Mft outlet Roleronce Deed Volume 91 Pogo I Melga County IN THE D_,Rtcordo to the public highwoy ex COMMON PLEAS COURT PARCEL FOUR tending olong tho '"' o de OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO Tho follOWing premioeo nf the above tract and eut STANLEY H PHILLIPS Olituotld in lflo Townoftip of of OM ecro owned by Ploonliff Rutllnd. County of Mogs Graham .and continueng - VSnorth to the otato higllwoy ond Stoll of Ohio to-wit MARY E PHELPS lloginning IItty -on rodo See 0_, Book 142 Pogo Defondonts north from the oouth- 106 CASE NO 17 CV 85 co.- of Soctlon No 21 Ro-ce Deed Volume NOTICE IY Towrt a Rongo 14 Ohio 118 P~go 183 Meigo PUBLICATION County D.., RIICordo Compeny 1 Purch••• To Joan Ann Hill,_ if living t r - Soutfl 80 degrees PARCEL FIVE ldd,..o ..,._n ond if not ust light rodo and fou,_ Tho following reel Htote living thon the unknown link I thonce <*lh 16 de 11tuotld In the T ownlh p of heln. next of kin ..... light rodo ond Rutt.nd County of Mega lftll. C l - 1 . . . . . . four llnfq thence north 27'.- ond Stall! of Ohio towit 81 ng In loctlon 26 ~· not foUr rodo · ·-in lion holdoro, 1UC thenoe north 37V. deg- T-.hlp 11 R - 14 of -· lntooMt ldminlot-..ox-..~op,.. tiHo Ohio Compo.., o Pur - · · rodo; thence north ._d- I p' ubllc N ottce chase and beg nn ng n the Center of a small qreek west of lead ng Creek along the Pomeroy and W lkesv lie Road thence runn ng east twelve rods thence north fdurteen rods and n1ne feet thence n a southwesterly d rect on twenty rods and twelve feet to othe place of beg nn ng contain ng one ha f acre mo 8 ar leu Rete ence Dead Voluma ; 69 Page 264 County. Deed Recorda PARCEL SIX The follow ng real estate n the County of Me g s and State of Oh o and n the Townah p of Rutland and bounded and descr bed as follows Reference Deed Volume 91 Page 6 Me gs County Deed Bag nn ng th rty seven rods and f fteen I nks ea1t from the center of Sect on 26 Town 6 Range 14 Ohio Compeny Pu 1 chase thence east seventy n ne roda to the center of B g Leading Creak thence up the canter of sa d Creek as follows Nol'lh 42 z degrees west fourteen rpds thence north 81 2 degrees west four rods thence south 79 deg ees west twenty e ght rods thence west twenty two rods thence nonh 75 de gree1 west twelve rods thence nort~ 161 Norlh Se<ond Mddltporl Oh o 45760 SALES & SERVICE We Carry F sh ng Supp es 40 deg oes west thirty four rods thence south 45 deg ees West four rods leaving the cante ot sa d creek to the h gh water ma k thence north 46 da grees west twelve ro4_' thence north 77 deg ees west feftaen ods and four teen Inks thence south 21 degrees west e ghteen rods and e ghteen Inks thence south 79 Y: degree• west eighteen rods and twenty two 1nh thence south 59 V, eaat twenty one and one half rod a to apomt on the bank of a small run JUSt above theaprlng thence aouth 57 V2 degrees east twenty e ght rod s thences south 27 deg "s east seven ods and n ne Inks thence south f ve oda and twenty one lmks to the place of bag nnlng conta n ng n na and f ve e ghths acres more or eu Save and BKcept a oatl ac ass the above del cnbed land whe e the barn 1s located and a so a pan of the above descr bed t act of Let Us hnee 'tou 111 FREE EhiMATES RES DENT A COMME"C A PH 742 2027 Pay Your Cable & Phone Billa Here IUSIHISS PHON£ J&L BLOWN INSULATION GUSTOM BUILT GARAGES FREE ESTIMATES PHON£ 16141 992 1754 5 I Hn 28 HEAnNG & COOLING R~tldtnflal ond smoll comm.-c al umts lnlllllal on of ductwork & hum olll •• fu nO<t hoot pumps arut D r condit onmg. All work guo ontotol. CALL (614191S 4222 SPECIAL HEll PICkage a r cond t on ng for mob le or modular homes 2 :Ia Of 3 ton un ta installed on pad & ready to cool Price 81 069 95 pluo tox J.R.'s REPAIRS TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Serv1ce Electronrc Organs Mobtlo s11rvtce 614-843 S248 RIASONAILI RfliAilf 8 20- 861fn DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALLI 992 3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT up the center of the said crotoi< north 42 ~ dogr... (CUI OUT FOI FUTURE USEI KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All M1ku •Washers •Dishwashers •Ranges •Rtfr ge,.tors •Dryers •Freezer& PARTS and PH. 992-2772 4 28 87 I mo J&L BLOW INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •lnaulat on •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Replacement W ndows •New Roof ng FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE PH 992·2772 4 28 87 I mo ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL R1venne AntiQues 1124 last Mo n ~I Pomeroy HOURS lues Wed Frt llam to7~. m Sunday 1 p m 7 p m by Chan<t or Appo ntment RUSS MOORE 992 2526 4 14- mo Roger Hysell Garage Rt 124 Pomo11y Oh1o SANDY'S AUTO SALES AutomotiVe Repair & S.rtrtcl AUTO & TRUCK TUNIUPS lo TRANSMISSION Alsi Tr11..lule11 Sl II 3 3 Pomtrty OH PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 Wa U Sell You A Used Car or Fix Your Old One REPAIR 6 17 lfc north 81 ~ degrees - t two rodo thence north 75 degr"' we01 twenty eight rods thence welt twenty two roda thence north 75 degrees _ , eivht rodl ond eight I nko thenc01 ooulh 48'4 degr- WHI eleven rods ond twelve ond o holl I nh to the ploco of beg n nmg conta nlng three and • haH acres more or Ina Also another tract of and bounded ond dHcnbed ao tContinUICI on Pogo 7) I I ~UCtiOn C1sh n 11: day lhe A\lc on way C ell s Auet Qn Se v ce 304 2 In Memonam In Memory of our mother NEVA GRIMM who loft us May 5th 1986 POMEROY, OHIO frf•lgt Co t #1 Nllselub Cha rge $2 00 Help Wanted Sto e c erks P c;k up app lea ion a Vaughent Me ket '-'••on wv Needad donated ems fo an auct on on June 19 •• M dd elon Es ' es 614 446 2283 o 304 6754673 wl p ckup REPS NEE DED Fo b s nen accoun • Ful T me S60 000 SSO 000 Pa T me It 2 OOp $ 18 000 No se ng epeat bus ess Se you own hour• Now Accopttng New Members MEMBERSHIP s 5 00 11 896 3430 l cense No 75 4 87 We A e A Pr vato Club Ta nng povdect Cal11 612 938 6870 M F Bam to 5P'n:t Cen a S anda d T me Non Member Cover 992-9901 2 POOL Dea Mom It s berm a year ago today That God callld you 12 Computerized Heanng Ard Selection C!J Sw1m Molds Interpreting Setv1ces away Wa m 11 and love you each and every way And hope to meet 'IOU n heaven some day The empt ness aadness and tonal ness we share No matter w ..at we do w II always be tf\e e We m ss you sm "' and lovely face But we know you are happy n that heavenly place Deeply and sadly m ssed by ch ldren grandch ldren & great grandch ldren -a:z LISA M KOCH ~ ! MS Me g1 Ge a and Mason es 614 992 5589 15 (614) 446 7619 or (614) 992.6601 417 Second Avenue Box 1213 Galhpohs Oh1o 45631 tfn Employment Services 11 Co~ Schools I nstructton Re t'l n Now South easte nbu t Help Wanted AVON B&ne e se emp ovad nsu ance tWa eb e p zes good MOHAWK CARPETS ness Co ege 4367 Co 614 448 --~~~~-=~-L 18 Wanted to Do ea n ng own p odua 1 at cos Co 6t4 446 2t 66' STAINMASTER WEAR DATED BISSELL BUILDERS • oddjo~ t Ltcensed Chmcal Audiologist ::t Sotuatoons Wanted Wo k waned mow ng J m s odd obs pa n ng d v. wav aaea ng ca ponte wo k a oot 5 10 AND LIFETIME WARRANTY ON CARPET & PADDING epa ees o11:pe anced 2416 a. hedgn Ca I 614 378 Expert Installation Up to 36 Months Fmancmg Ava lable CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES At Reasonoble Pnus LARRY'S CARPET OUTLET Hobson Dnve PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Middleport Ohto l mo 4 GHEEN'S PAINTING, INC. NO SUNDAY CALLS 41686tfn Res dental Commerc al lndustr al Free Est metes - Fully Insured ROOFING- Sh ng es Rolled Roof ng Gutters and In CA~PENTRY - Add POMEROY HOME REPAIR tons Ga ages Sun Docko CONCRETE WORK S dewolka Basements and Drive ways SID NG - V ny Alum num end Wood PAINTING- A types nclud ng apace age nsulat ng DB nt All types Carpentry Plumbmg and Electrical Repa1r 25% Off for Sen1or C1t1zens Free Est Call 992 6952 leave message on machrne I no .a~~wer . SANDBLASTING - Dry B aat ng Wet Blaat ng and Vacuum 8 ast ng of structure lteel tanka bu ld ngs and m ace eneous tam s FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 6U/ 949 2686 415 mo pd CAU 9U 7401 Apt 3272mo Financirll EMPIRE FURNITURE 108 W Ma1n, Pomeroy, Oh1o PH 992·3307 "VINYL SIDING "ALUMINUM SIDING "BLOWN IN INSULATION 21 Buamess Opportunity 23 Profest~onal TWIN MATTRESS/BOXSPRING ............ S98 88 FULL MATTRESS/BOXSPRING s148 88 CHESTS S49 9S RECLINERS S99 9 5 DINETTE/ 4 CHAIRS S99 9 S 12 Months Free Frnancmg BISSELL SIDING CO. New Homes Bvllt 4 7 87 1 mo Free Eatomatea PH 949-2860 or 949-2801 GEARY'S BODY SHOP No Sunday Calls 3 lllfn G&M TV REPAIR 550 Pogo Sf M1ddleporl Serv1ce1 THE HAT RACK Ph. 992-3537 48871mo 49835 St It 124 lacine Ohto 45771 to 17 NOON RADIATOR SERVICE 949·3088 Bus 949·2606 Home (Sup Run Artl ) HOURS Wtd lhvrs F IOomtoSpm Solu doy 10 AM We can repair and re core rad1ators and heater cores We can also ac1d boll and rod out radiators We also reparr Gas Tanks Otho t mes by rhon<f o ol 992 5138 fo appo ntment HAIIIICIAniD COUNTir ITEMS Wood (ro<hef Quoit ng Flowers Sew ng losktt Ids COMPARE OUR Ca pe nt ala on 6884 R1:al All Makes & Models 24 HI SERVICE 304 8J5 Esl~l1: 31 Homes for Sale 28R Reru:h Styte HouN fu I 3 17 2 mo pd basemen 2 bath• one at achM ga age & b tezeway SCI ou ndftd by 1 and Of p n•• on, 3 ac e1 Pond new f~ ce barn An 11 ou ncem cnt s PAT HILL FORD Cal day• &14 44& 2107 fV'IIft OIJI 992 2196 246 fSeOO 3 Announcements SUPERIOR SIDING CO. EUGENE LONG VINYL & ALUMINUM Complete Remode ng Roof ng of all Typea Compt.te Gutter Worlc Worked n home area Galltpohs 8t V!Cintty 20 years Free Eot metes Ull (OlliU Ph (6141 143 5425 G1veaway 3 9 871mo pd FIDifl FLOWERS FOR All OCCASIONS NfW IDEAS PUlL & IAHAIA VAN IIIlER 10• JJS Sill ( Altar l 614 742 2191 4-l~i .. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS Howard L Wrtt-1 REIUill & REPAIRED NEW -IEPAII SUGAR RUN ASHLAND 190..UYAYE POMROYI OIL ROOFING Guttera Downapout1 Gutter Cleanrng Pamtmg FREE ESTIMATES YOUNG'S VHS HOM£ RECORDER - Roofing and guttM wo k TrDIIsft I 3Smm & 110 Pos t u "clt1 to VHS Yolto lopo - Cone et• wo k P umb nu and e ect 0:1 •Wedd ngs •G aduat ons •Valuab ea •Ina Cia ms •Spec a Evenu wok tF11e Est moteo) V C YOUNG Ill hlllorton Ow• BOGGS THE DITCHING 24 HOUI TOWING SERVICE AI ty,.. of USED TIRES NEW BATTERIES 2 5- 86-1111 LANCE 35MM PHOTOGIAPHEI CARPENTER SERVICE Addon1 1nd emod1 ng 949·2263 or 949·2168 PH. 992-9949 p oJC 6wkt o d Ph 614 246 992 621S or 992 7314 6878 Pomeroy Jet bleck ou aide cet I 2 Jwk o d klttens Ph 379 2697 Smal bl1ck tan mae dog Very aood w h ch den Ctl 814 448 4314berween8&11 AM& 7. . 0PM CALl 7 DAYS A WIEI Pomeroy Ohio 4 15 86 west founean rods thence four rods thence Iouth 79 degrees west tw111ty etght rods thence West twenty & Sm11 b own ma a puppy Ap lloson W Ya of 8 g lead ng CrHk thence 4 17 I mo 10 B-tfc and Zoe Stevena h s w fe to Purch111 thence east .., enty n1ne rods to the center 992 7636 Public Sale 10 30 AM 2 30 A M Middleport Oh10 1 13 tfc J C Van Zont and bounded 26 Town No 8 Ronge No t 4 of the Dh o Com pony 1 W1ll Do Carpentery - Vmyl &Alummum S1dmg - Pa1ntmgDrywall Free Esttmates Reliable Guaranteed Work 46.-871mo Bouquet dttcnbed as follows nnlng th rty seven rods f fteen I nks east from center of Section No J&N CONSJ.RUCTION 8 su at ng Roof Coating POlE STYlE or CONVENTIONAL 16141 992 6HO R£St~£N(£ ond oold by W P SlOvens and Beg and the FENCE COMPANY • P 0 Bo• 565 logan Oh o 43138 0565 Ph one 614 385 2153 Att o nevs fo P a nc fl 4) 14 21 28 6) 5 12 19 6t c Meigs north 50% degreea west Oh o twenty seven oda thence Deed Records Ronge 14 HUD ALL PLUMBING & HEATING WED 9 1 FRI &SAT 9 30 I 30 OPEN 7 DAYS AWEEK SUN 3 AM. 12 AM MONDAY SATURDAY Day or Nrght 614-367-0412 ACCENT tr:===================~ LIVE ENTERTAINMENT PAf\CEl SEVEN 20 Years Exp 742-Rutlo*ld 117-Coolvlfo PfOceeds order t sod and to to pat pay hon auo tile nev fees and costs f om sad oale Sad defendants a e e qu ed to answe with n 28 days afte the last publ ca t10n of th s not ca GERKEN & GERKEN CO LP A R chard C Ge ken Attorneys at lay.~ 59 East Second St eat [i)eed Records refe ence to wh ch s hereby made GUnERWORK Services 'llllld.l.il 79 ROOFING & SIDING n-v-••wo• 74 MolacC#eiW Business Services Pubhc Pubhc Notrce BOWLING II Pomeroy lowlna Co 382 I 2ND Sf. .,,.. this 141 with , _ t.Miy If ..... ... _,loll loloowt!,......., Good Fn & Sat. nilltb or any OJIIII bolllllll tiM Clll us for Plrtit$ lot J0t1r II'HP 992·3432 "'99l.fff! S~ &SRVICE 'u Si IT 50 EAST GUYSYIU, OtiO Ati1Wiutlllllll ...... .................. ..., ..... 1.... 1 til ,,.... ftrll 141JIP•Iitf '"""""' GAS WATER ElECTRIC DRAINS .... Pit 915·3813 . _ ..J.JIJ7 & lOAD SilVIa • AICC Reg td wMte Ge man Bl•ck a. mlf! She- Sh.,t~IM'd ph«d • ACTION TOWING Lrve Entertasn,ment Wed Ftr & Sat Nl&hl 900PI tolOOAI ····9070" t49·20U The Medal hon Band '2 00 Cover 4171•• • Chow m 11ed ttmal e tptYid Ct 9813 6 Bo h 814 388 Loat and Found FOUND Whne long h..red cit found on Th d Avt Ctl 6114 HI 7101 Middleport 8t V1cmtty o �,. Pomeroy 31 LAFF-A-OAY Homes for Sale 51 Household Goods New 3BA 2 car garage, brick front , front porch. nice lot. 8 mih11 South LAYNE 'S FURNITURE ot Gallipolis Sofe1 and chin priced h om $395 to S996 . Tablft 160 tnd up to 8126 . Hid e-• -beds 8390 to 85915 . R•cliners t22 & to t375. lamps &28 to t 125. Dinettes 1109 Jnd up to 1496, WOO<\ table w · S ehairt 1286 to 17915. 0.1k t 100 up ta t376 . Hutch11:1 UO() end up , Bunk btda eomplete w·mattrenet 1296 and up to $395. Baby bed• 1110 Mattreu*' or box 1prlng1 full or twill 1$3, firm t73. and 183. Queen sets S225, King 8360. 4 drawer chen 189 . Gun eabintte 6. 12 gun . Gu Of electric r1nge t 375. Baby mattrenes 136 & 845 . Bed frames 120, $30 & t< ing frame 150. G:oOd selec:tion of bed room s uites. metal cabinets, head· boards e30 lind up to 865 . 3 Bedroom wit h !ltlll ch&d gar- age. forced air gas , fireplace. hardwood fl oors. in town &27.000. Ph . 614-446-1171 or 446 ·4305 2 batha . garage. lg. ~ i tc::hen , dining rovm. Lg. living room, AC . 9W¥~ interest 13000 down & take over payments Ph. 61 4 -448-2472 . 3 Bedroom 1 acre Harriso nville an•~ &16 ,500 Ph. 61 4 -7 42· 3168 May comider trade-in of mobile homa or property qn thrs new 3 BR homs, 2 car gerage. 6 m i. sout h on At 7 . t47. 500 Ca ll 614-446-8038 . 1 2 Mon ths free financing with Fo r 3 ale bv owr'le r . 2 •lorvhoute m Mrddleport overloo king park 30 yr. guarnt eed 11inyl e tiding, w-w carpet. 1 1/; bath. unique woodwork 61 4-992· 6126 Gove rnm11nt homes from 81. !u' -repairl D11 ll nque"t tall: propart y. Aeposso11sions Cafl 806· 687-6000 E~t t . GH.-9806 for current ropo list . 3 BR ., rllcteation room, kitchen, dining room. large front and bact! porch . ax 10 wooden build· ing, vard with ch ain link fen ce. Ru•tlc Hills. Sy racu1e, Ohio. 614 -94 9-2910 bOtWflen 9 · 4p.m . 614-992 · 6866 aher4 :00 p.m . 7 rQoms, 11t2 bath. house In Chester, Ohio. Prfte redueed from 827,000 to t26 ,000. Call 614-986 ·3671. Middl11por1 . ref1 n11hed inside. 6 rooms, b1 th , lflrge porch, g<"~ r · age, wor~ lhop, gobd focstion. Call 614-992 -2602 . Gove rnment Homel from S1 . (U repai rf 01)1inquent Ifill property. CB II 1 -61 9· 5 65 · 1657 E*lt. H04440H for c urrent repo list. Government Homes-from S1 . IU repai r). Also tu d fllinquent and foredoturl! properties For listing. call ~refundable) 1-3 115 - 733-6062, EXT. G2021 , "It's lonely at the top the food's better." 34 Business H"ouao tor sale· rent 3 bedroom, 2 fu ll beth , built-In kitchen , c~~nrral air. 3 miles ffam tawn an R1. 2 Nonh. 304-676 -2886 . A1k Butch Greenlee. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 44 Apartment for Rent Buildings 613 Third Ave . newtv remodeled, 1 BR , $180 per mo. De p. req 'ed. Ca/1614-446· 4346 after 5 PM . - - - - - - - - -le- Deluxe 3 rm. unfurn 'ed. apt. Fint floor ·like new throughout. Private and quiet. Hut furn'ed. U85 / mo . Cell 614-U6· 4607 or 44'&-2602. For rent , 11!1118 or sale, vllulble prupeny In downtown Middleport . 2 retail business 1pace111 l1rg e, 1 small); 4 renavated offiee rooms; storege rooms. Will dl~tlde tD suit tenant• for rental or inve"ment property. Contact Yvonne Scellv at 61499 2 -2363 or 614-694· 2681 , 35 Lots & Acreag~ Ashton building lots, mobile homet permitted, Clyde Bowen, Jr. 304-678-2336 . Aenlal s 41 Houses for Rent Unfurnished hou1e. 3BA. Rod· nev VIllage 11. 1276 . Ph. 446 4416 after ?PM. Newly red11co rated 3-4• BR , famltv room. Plenty of storage space. Ni ce \oc11ion. Ph. 614· 446· 7026. Nice 2 8R apt. Stove. refrigera tor, water furn'ed . 4 'h mi. from Gflllipolis. 1210/ mo. S50 Oep. No Pets. Call 614-U6 -8038. Grecious living . 1 and 2 bedro o m apartments at V1llege Manor and Riverside Apart· ment s in Middleport. From $215. including utilities. Cal! 614-992-7787. EOH . 2 bedroom apt. for rent in Pomeroy, a bove cer wash. Cell 814-992-8216 . 1 bedroom furnished tpartment. Priva1e entrance and parking. Oepos4t end ref11rence. No pets. Phone 614 -992 -6942 after 6:00p.m. 1 and 2 bedroom furnished apartmenta for rent in Middle· port . All ut ilities peld Call 614-992·6084 after 6:00p.m. 1 b9droom furn i1Med apartment. Call 614-992·5434 or 304 · 882·2668. Furnished 3 room cottage 63 % Spruce . Newly decorated , adults , no pet. Dep. and requ ired Call 6 U ·446·2543. APARTMENTS, mobile homes, houses. Pt . Pleasant end Gallipolis 614-446-8221 1 NEW AND USED MOBIL E Hau1a unlurn lshed. Will 11ecept Futnilhed, lower half dupht• , 1 bedroom , pr iva te entrance. c arpet , yard Adults only . 1216.00 month plus electric, ref. and dep. 304-675-2661 . HOM ES KESSEL 'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS. AT 36 . two cklldren. No pets . Depoah and references raquired. Call 614· 446·0321 . For sale bv ow ner. 1979 Buddv 14~t70 , J Bfl . Ph baths, total elec . . alol ol eatrfll. Catt 614· 1 BR turnlshed·depolit & refer · ence required. 11\10 one small child, no peta. Call 614-4460321 . PM ONE 81H46-7274 . 446- 3066. DONE 1980 Fairmont Bavvii"w Deluxe 14•70 twni1hed, 2BR , netu ul gAs heat . CA. on ptiVIItB rented lot. On Rt. 36 f' odnev. Ph. 614 -446-7(144 . 198 3 Skllne 14•60, 2 BR ., AC, ni ce. French City Broke rage ServlcM. Ph . 814 -4489340. flllfra 1984 Shullt. Owner financing available. Ph . 614-!446-6725 1970 Allan Treiler 101150 , 2 BR, lor sale UOOO . Ph . 614· 3BB· 8 115 1983 Uberty 12M 58 total oloct· ric e.Jitcullunt condition. S7600. Ph 614-379·2227 1977 12•60 , rfl h lg&rlltOr , ucva. washtn S. drvo1. wood •tova . Ca ll 266 · 1106· or 266· 178 6 after 6pm . 1976 Shu\1t mobile hcmn. 121166 Ca ll uvo ning11, 614 ·446· 4489 . 1978 ShuiU: 14•70, J BR. 1 'h bAlk. cllntralf!lr. underpinning & awning , Good co ndition . 110. 600. Cell6 14· 4'6·1402 in mornings betorf'! 2 pm & evenIngs alter 6pm, 1974 Oran vll \o 14 ~t70 . 3 bed· room. 1'1' bath. all ~lec:hi c . Mu 11 be moVed. t6200 . OBO . Call 61 4 -986 ·4367 1973 121166 Kirkwood . Aemo · delod . Will con1ider offer, 614 992- 2 464 aft er 6:00 p.m. 1973 Freetiom, 14 x70 . 3 b~tl1 · rl'lom . per tly fur nished, $7460 Cn\1 6 14 -992-7479. 2 BR , trellor . Carport, poreh. e~tce lfent condition Also ua ihtr lot with every thing to hook up ttallor. on 111mo lot . B1rn, pond, in country. 9 11Cre1 . Con1ider L~t nd Con tract UO ,OOO 614· 742 · 3 197. 1981 Shult t , 3 bedroorna, 1 YJ b~tt tl s . total electric , centre! ah with rn11ny eKt ru 304-676- 6969 Tte fhn 8~27 . skidded end Itt · ached Sturtiy H ot~le 121130, can be fl"'OIIIed. 11 ,800.00 both o r bell o ffer S11m, lot 23, Femlly Pride Mobile Homo Park, Galli· .poll11 Fe rry 2 8R houte: MAin St. , Crown City. Couple with one child. 1175 / mo. Call614 -446 -1511 . Unfurn lt hed, 2 bedroom•. aU new pa int. Will 11ccepr 1 or 2 chlldren. No Inside pets. Deposit required. Call614· 992· 3090. 2 bed room furnl1hl!td, clean. AC, no peu. Naw Ha11an 304-862- 2488. 2 bedroom In Middleport 8eau· tllul in11d11 New curteint, c arpet and kitchen cabinats. t275 . plu1 depo1it. No pe11 . 614 -99 2~868 . 3 bedroom trail er $176.00 a mo nth in cludes water tnd truh pick -up , phone 304-676·2247 . 3 bedroom house in Gallipalis, Ohio. get heat, phone 304-882· 3636. 45 5 rooms and bath . 8260.00 month plu1 dopalit and reference. 304 -675 ·0876. Three bedrocms, large kitchen, 211 0 N. Main, 1260 plut utilities. No pets. Reference end deposit . 304 -458-18 76 42 Mobile Homes for Rent J 6R , 1 YJ bath in Evergr1en 3 n\ll es past HM C. Ph. 6 14·4461323 or 614 -246-9170. 2 8R mobile home at Evergreen Ca ll 614 · .. 46 ·703 2 . 2 BR mobile hom e In 81dwall Coli 814 -448-9689 . TrAilet abo111e Kroger• In Pome· rov for rent. Tot&l electric. Cell e14-992-&215. 2 bedroom trifler for nnt In RAcine Call6 14-992· 6039 2 bAdroom furnis hed or unfur nished. Cleen. No pe'•· New Haven . 304·882 ·2 4 66. Furnished Rooms Roo ms for ront , day . week . month , •Galli a Ho tel. Call 614446· 9715. Rent as low u .$ 120 month Furnith&d roam . S100. Util ities paid. Share bath. Single mal e. 919 Second. Gallipolis. Call 446· 4416 after 7pm. Office Space fo r Rent . Eacellent for Att ornev •. Accountant . etc. Close t o Court Houte. Ca ll Wise man Real Estate Agency. 614-446-3644. Mobile Home lot Plant Subdivi · tion , wood ed. concrete pad. county warer available Ph. 614 - 245 ·6866 or 44&-0239. Mobile Hom e space-country lot, rura l Wllter, one car garage. Vlrginla l.S mlthR eeiEIIat fiCa l\ 614·388 ·8826. CO UNTRY MOBILE Ho me Park. Route 33, North of Pomeroy. Rental ualler s. Cell 614-992 7479 . Space for sme ll tra iler• All haok·ups. Cable. Al1o efficiency rooms , air and eable. Maso n, W Va. Call 304-773-6861 . l arge trailer lot in Middleport . Nur sto res 1nd schoo l. Ct ll 614-99 2-2101 or 614-992 · 2319 . Space for rent , trailer 1pacas, Locust Rd. Rt . 1, Point Ptee11nt. 304-676 ·1 078. Private lot treiler ren tal IPaCG 50 ' • 128' lull hook up with U"ed safe and reclineu. Corbin 6 Snyder Furn iture . Ph. 614· 446-1171 9 cu. ft Kenmore Cf'test Freezer t100. Call 614-446-4525. Pecan Hut ch & dinene set, microwave, bed couc h. chair, wall .unit, end tables. Ph . 446- 8087 9 to 5. 6 Piece Wood Living Roo m Suites 1399 . Carpet remnants 9~~:12 $57 and up. Swi111el Rocker S100 . MoiiDhan Furniture 403 Fourth Ave. KMR Ph 614·446· 7444, 4 Piece Oak Bedroom Suite, dinette set. sofa and chair, picture frame, end tables, chine cabinet Call614-446· 3065 . 53 Antiques Mohair couch & c f'tair $,00· Duncan Phyfe table & chairs 1226. Oak dresl8r-mirror 1200. Call 614-256 -6471 . e~tcellent , 54 Misc . Merchandise Callahan's Used Tire Shop. Over 1,000 tires, 1izes 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 16.6 8 miles 'o ut At . 218. Call 614·266-6251 . Pl11tic cistern state approved, plastic septic tank s, plastiC culverts, metal culverts. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jac k· son, Oh. 614-286-6930 . hauler 8400. $200. Ph. to 5pm. 614 ·446-8598 . Satellite Uniden 6000. 750 o11er with i Oft, black mas h disk Ph. HALF PRIC E! Fluhrng arrow signs t2991Lighted. non-arrow S2891 Unlighted &249! Free le tters! See locally. Cell today! Factory . 1(8001 423-0163 , anytime. 2 Year old Polled Hereford 8ull. Honda 3·wheeler " Big Red" . Call 614·446· 1052. Public Noti ce 1987 school model nwing m ac h ines equipped to zig· zag, monagrem & 01.1ercast. hems. munding, mak es button holea, sews on buttons. darn• & more New with a 10 ye~~r warrtnty l Ug· gested price 1369.95. your price now 1119.96 . S:ell 614 -3864535 ahar Spm. Forms for Sale 71 ecru Guy11 n Creek 111 Gl, . wood has wells. springs. barns 11nd buildmgs Ph . 304· 522· 47 Wanted to Rent 2 bedroom mr blte home fur· ni,hed. Used ltwn mower1 tor sale, 304 -876-0&12 aher &:00 pm till12 :00 pm, 3 or 4 Bedroom houte In Kyger Creek Sehoot Olst rlc: t. Referen· en Ph . 6,4-446-8621 . Apartment for Rent J.O acre f11rrn HI'IMIU'I Tr111 c:e Road , Glenwood. W. Ve. for more inform1tlon c all 304 -173· 5 1 18 or 773·6186 a fter 6:00 . 1 10 a cre1. leon Be den Rd ., Houae & outbuilding. Streem through propeuy . 304-468· 1068 . Furni1hed • unfurnis hed 1p11., 11 !SO.OO and up , referenc• Ph . 304 · G?e~ · 7738 or 304· 676· 6104 A-1 Real E1 tatt . 34 New apartment : eomplettly turn. Aer. I Dep. 1 or 2 edult1 only. CaiiiU-441•0338 . Business Buildings 676-5104. For tertt, least ar ule. valutbla prope r1y in downtown Middleport. 2 retail bualpnt t ptces t1 large, 1 1maU) ; 4 renovated otfic. roomt; ttorage raoma. W1\l di'rllde to -suit t.n1nt1 far renttl or lnvtlim.nt property. Cohtact Yvonne Sully If 6 14· 992•2363 or614·594-2861 . - - - - - - - ·1<.~· . . 75 3 prom dresses SiJ'8 12 & 14, 126 each. Dis hwash er 525· workl. Call 614· 266-6471 , Ca t al yti c Converters, only S89.96 . Molt mod els. lnste lla· tlon alto available. Mutfl&r Me n. 9 Sllmpton Ave., Athena, Ohfo 1· 800-843· 3767. I ~-------:-- ·lc: For sale, new se rvice equuip· ment for A.C. High vacuum pump, charge ch uck 6 no .. gauges, 30 no. 12, 30 no. 22 retrlgerant . Cell6 14· 992 · 2602. Cat trailer . Single a~~: t e, leaf 1prlnga, 6 ft. bv 48 ft .. $700. 6 pc . captains bed set, 8 100. Refrigentor good for camping. Mite. Votkawagon parts . Baby dre11lng table, &10. Cell 614· 949 ·2422 after 6 .00 p.m. Self·ptOpt lled electric startltwn mower . Self -propelled law n mower. Gat pu1h mower. Call 614-986·3839 . OUSe 0 d OOds 44&-31 69. SIGNS . Half Price! Seve 55%11 Flas'hmg arrow signs S299J llghted, non·arrow U891 Unlig~ted $2 491 FREE letters! See lo ca lly . 1 {800 1423 -0163 , anytime. 5 HP new rota tiller, Harley Davidson golf cart, tfeetric range, black & white portable television . ca nning jan, Wizard c 1N 7 304- 676- ~;;::;;~~:;~~~~;::lr;~~~~;:;;~;;;~;f,~ riding lawn mower. 3901 · Hand crocheted baby and 61 'Farm Equipment toddler dressas. wuf'table, Call 304· 675-4002. Utility Bldg. Spl: 30'x40'x9 '. Commercial reversible hn , uaed · 16x8 Overhead door, Service air condition. Both reasonably Door. t5333 Erected . Iron Horse Bldgs. 614-332-9748 . Ptlced, 304·882-3463. Farm All, 200 quick' hitch 1968 Teri Camper $1,500.00. tractor. hillside plow•. dis k Sears e~~:erc lse rower $40.00. •llckle with mower. clutver.. hll 304-882-2689 . triclyce frontend t1 ,200 Ctll 388·9358 after 5 :00pm. Couch and chai r, good cond. Women 's JAo_ Clrat diamond ring. John Deere 1010 tractor with 304-882-2549 plows and di1c. all like new S3600. John Oeare 14T Baler Dishwasher, 911 renge. canopy 1795. John Deere Btrr rake r~n t. metal detector, golf equip$850. Coli 614 -288-6622. ment. 304-676-6743 4020 .John Deere trtctor with 6 Air conditioner. used in business bottom plow1, 12 ft. John Deere 3 month s, 12, 800 btu1. 110 transport di1c. S6560. New !'look up, 304 -676·7569 . Helland 273 Baler 81796. Cell 814-286-8622. 55 Building Supplies Building Materials Block, btick, sewer pipes. win dOw s. lintels. etc. Claude Win· te rs, Alo Grande. 0 Call 614· 246· 5121 . Concrete blocks ell sizes yard or delivery. Mason sa nd. Gellipolis Block Co , 1231h Pine St. , Gallipolis, Ohio Call 614·446- 2783: Appro• . 4000 ft. pineend poplar lumber. Air drved 4 yrs. 530 00 per 100 board feet. 400 ft . ws\nut, aif dryed 3 years. 8100.00 per 100 boart feet . Phone 614· 992 -3921 , ReadY miK concrete and all co ncrete supplies. Call us Valley Brook Cement and Supplies. 304 -773-6234 . Rough Lumber. Oak & Poplar $150 per 1,000 by bundle; 20c by board ft . 304-676·4412. 8 N. Ford Trtctor, new peint. Plows. di1c , brush hog, blade. Case 870 and 730 diMe! trac· tors. Ford 4000 g11 tractor with NF and Loader. I.H . 444 gas tractor, I H. 990 9 ft. hayblne, MF no. 12 Balar with thrower. New Idee Rake, J .D. 5 ft . 3 pt. bush hog. Brook• Equipment 514-664-8836 . -:---;--;-:-;:-;:::-:-;-.· le For ~ale: N.H. 468 Haybine, S6200 .. N.H. 256 Rake. brand new, f1800. A.C. 2311 Disc with tine herrow, S1050. Call 614-992-3376. Groom ·and Supply Shop-Pet Groaming , All breeds ., . All styles . Julie Webb Ph , 614-446- 614-448-1393. For sale: AKC Regi1tered female Go lden lal»ador puppy. Call 614-992 -Q.903 or 614·992- 57 Musical Instruments Royal upright piano refinished, new keys 6 bench. 5500 . Call 6,4· 446-4341 aher 3:30. 62 Wanted to Buy Wanted to buy grande log• delivered to uwmill. Paul Mercer Sawmill, McArthur. Ohio '15651 . 614 · 696·5933. Livestock 01 ,060. Ph . 814-246 -6223. SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie Mother gottexpaC1ing. Two l)oy goats, 304-875-3776. 64 Hay & Grain WANTED someone to cut and bela 22 acres hay on sahrll et Galllpoli1 ferry, 304-875 -4831 . Nict topper whh paneling for long btd Pick· up •n5.00. Call &14-246-6223. ltove,lctboK, furnace . Sleeps 4 . 1500. 614-949-2166 . '78 T•rv 23ft, good cond, 1e\f containftd, sleeps 6, $3,600.00, 304-875-,906. 1972 Campar, eall 304·676- '' 2068: Uncanditlonel lifetime gu1ren· tee. Local refarences furnished . .4 Free eatim1tes. C•ll caHect 1 1·814-237-0488, day or night. ~ IR o g e r a B a • e m e n t Wetarproo11ng. SWEEPER lAd HWing machine rep1ir, p1rt1, end IUPJ)Iin. Pick.,., up and deltvery. D1vl1 Vacuum Cltlner, one halt mile up Gear.g" Creek Ad. Call 614- EEK & MEEK All types cerpenter & concret• 1 wark: Interior. exterror, remo\ , deling , painting, roofing, frt~e ettimetll . Celll14-44t-8174. 1Ht ~ (CX)C'J' JLlST RU1.W 1HAT IF A GJ.J( RON ' S Television Service . House calls on RCA. Queur, GE . Spaclallng in Zenhh . Call WM1!S 10 HAVt AGCro Truck, 1985 S10 Ma~~:l Cab. Fetty Tree Trimming. stump remov11. Call 304· 675-1331 , Rotwv or cabla tool drilling. 19n Chevy Model Ce& dump Mo1t wells completed ume dav. truck. 8 cyl engine, 5 tpted, Pump 11lM and lftf'Vice. 30•transrnletian 2 tpqd diHer.n- 895-3802 ... tial. PS, 9x20 tltea, •&.200 .00. Concrete flnlah. perking Iota. 3Q4-458·1031 ' bnement1 · any 11111 job. Senior 1973 Ford F-100 with topper, Citizen Oiecaunt. Rick Garfield. AFARMAiliJ( P(TJ()J 304-676-8458 . Vans 8o 4 W.O . Tr~nspor1a11on . Autos for Sale 1980 Chrysler Fifth Awnue, good canditkln . Cell 61'·"6· 0008. 198• Jeep Chtrok" PionHr: • · wheel Or. , AC, &·speed , stend•d tran1 ., touring prg ., great femily car. Call 114-«1· 2066 Evening• or 441-8289 Daytime. 1974 Dart 1400. 1978 ford LTD t300. 1978 fairmont 19n Ford pick up. 4 wheel drive, auto with air, strong 400 engine. AM -FM stereo. fine truck, Stearn• Gerage, 30'· MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP 814-985-44&4 . Sterkt: TrH and Lawn Service, l1wn care. lendscaping, stump removal, 30,· 676 -2842 or , '78 Blazer, 4 wh..t drive , new t ires, huder1, ltronl vehlde, Stelt'ns Garage, 304· 75· 7710 or &715 ·1749. , 983 Chevrolet Gladiator convtraion ven , loMiid with op· tlons, 28.000 miles . t11 ,600.00 or make otter. 304-882-331, . B4 & Electrical Refrigeration 19715 Jtep CJI , 304 engine, priced to tell t400.00. 304- &76-4090. 74 Motorcycles Resldentiel or cammwcia l wir· ing. New Hrvice or reJ)I in . 1 LicenMd eltctrlcian . Estlme1e r tree. Aklenour Electrice\, 304· ' 876·1788. I 1181 RS-175, 'excellent conrdi· Dillard Wa1er Service: Pool1, Cisterna, Wtlfs. OeiWery 4nv· tima. Call IU-44S-"04· NO Sund8'f c141s. • I 00 7 000 · v. m. 1595. Colll14-742·3118., F 1984 ord F ·1 "vmouth Reliant •ell- lent condition. UIOO. Ph. &14245-9595. 5·00· ~" · tlon. $40(), Call 81 4-2&&-12&7. 1885 Honda XR·IO very good cund. •400. Ph. 1!114-448· 7445. l i n Hondo CillO four K, irnmacuttt., low n~~ll" t700. CaN &14-441-341&. 1111 luzltkl RM 210. E~~:cahnt co-lon. 01300. Coli &14· 182-170. aflor St>.m. &77 lrowntfl. Mldolopon. Scooter t171. Ph. 114-3170&41 . 11M Hondl 4 tru . 2 months old.,t1100. C.III14·H2-7417 orf14-742-3114. 1977 Now, auto.. 3110 ....... tlrH,- llrall• 1ti14 Hondo l h -. VT100. &14-742-2111: Call 311·1111. 'II Hondo XR310R, orieod .for Stalnlon-•hou•- 11431 . tor your quklk Mle. Phone »4·171- "'tei"iJ.ii,"4;jl;;;;;jd,;;;;;: General Hauling 1811Cboo_l_ _ _ L.HHIL ... ,....,. == •••• -ion, Coff 114-112-1:141. m.-. 1182 Ofdo Dolle II. 11.000 AC, AM-FM . t3000. 114-HI-2111 . Mft,IIOH..,_, 111&1 iiOOftiH- 801111 and Moton for S1le &i • (l) (i) • (J) NBA llaokolblll (f) Thl Shlkllptlre Hour Edgar kills Edmund. Cordelia Ia hanged by Edmund's men. Lear Is saved. (1·00) J & J Wlltr S.,vic•. Swimmint Current reports on world economic& and financial news wHh Lou Dobbs. (0:30) Q1l Hontymoontrt .l!l M'A'S'H 11 :30 D (l) 11!1 Tonight Show (j) WKRP In CinclnnaU .[)) Nlglldl.. 0 all Magnum, P.l. 11J Sparta Tonight Acllon packed sports highlights wfth Nick Charles end Jim Huber. pool1. cfltem1. well•. Ph. e 1• ~ 245-128&. ' Wenarean't Weter Hau ling , , renonable rata•. immdiete t 2,000 genon dlliv.,Y. cis1Mnl. poolt. w.H, etc. celt 304-571· 2919. "ou" coal. tim•tone, end ' gravet. OeftverM 1 ton and up, Jim Llnltf. 304·175·12•7 or ,. 171-7317. ,., --------------------· Formerty Ken'• now John 's w..., S~ Jahn Wantnon. awn• . 1.000 0( 2,000 gal . PEANUTS Upholatery Atuphotltlry, It Rt . 7, Crown ; Quote from a famous col um- nisi : "If we could sell our . . . . .;, experiences for what they cost us, .------:--::---,we'd all b e -." 1--~ 1 r'-Y_,EI_A"TI!;:---pGI71Yr--jl O . Comple<e the cho: kle quoted by lill1ng in the missing words _ yo u develop lmm step No. 3 below ~ PR INT NUMBERED LETTER S' ~ IN THESE SQUARES 1 YESTERDAY'S SCRAM·LETs ANSWEIS Iambic -- Blllldy - Harem - Nutmeg - BEHIND My husband entered the house in a fit of anger. "What this country needs, " he bellowed , "Is a set of brakes that will stop the car BEHIND us." BRIDGE NORTH t AJ8 • Q 10 4 James Jacoby I PUT ~OIJR ~UMB AND '(OUR FINGER T06ETHER LIKE THIS, SEE ? T~EN SNAP iHEM LIKE THIS .. THINK [ HAVE BS GUN FINGERS .. Night Stacy endangers her IHe by going undercover as high 16shlon modet.(R) iiJl Magnum, P.l. Going Home Dl!l Lito Show otarrlng Jo.n AIYert ·12:00 CD lkllnt lind Allen (I) NlahlliM Q • ~ -S - 87 • Q95 Here is a deal where a lot of things went wrong . I know pl ayers who would open the South hand, but pass is acceptable. There's no rush to open I I high-card points when you're vulnera· ble, and it 's easy to get back in when you have bo'th majors. East's response of one no-trump with a worthless doubleton heart and a five-card diamond suit also seems strange. And then South backed in with two hearts. He is certa inly entitled to bid, but double stands out as the proper ca ll. With close to an opening bid and with both major sui ls, he would be delighttfd if North had enough card s to pa s~ th e double. The raise to three hearts by North wa s a little rich, but it was possi ble that South had originally passed with the sa me point count but with one +s 1 54 + +H 3 SOU Tit +K 10 9 7 . KJ8 53 •As • 92 Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South I. West Pass Pass North East Pass I NT l'ass South I, 2. Pass :1 • Opening lead: more hearl and one fewer minor·suit card . In that case there would be a decent play for game. Playing three hearts, declarer ruffed the third cl ub and forced out the trump ace. Another club was played and ruffed, and declare r now drew the remaining trumps and finessed against the hoped-for spade queen in the opener's hand. When East won that tr ick, the defenders still had the diamond king coming, so declarer was down one. South 's mi scue was in playing spades too quickly. Instead, he EAST +Q 43 • 96 tl 07632 WEST • 6 52 • A7 2 t K J4 K Q J 10 Pass +K should first lry a low diamond to the queen. If thai loses to lhe ki ng In th 6 East hand, lhen il Is quite proper to play Wes t for l hc remaining queen. But when West shows up "with the diamond king, tl becomes a nea r certainty that Ea st hold s the spad e queen fo~ his initial response. Furthermore, the spade queen plus diamond king with West would give him enough hlgr ca rds so that the opening bid wouh hav e been one no-trump. ~MJ.~td' by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS I French priest's title II Faction 39 Shaping machine 400onnant 41 Yearn for 42 Tarry 43 Forest 9Toboggan 10 Fixed look 11 Cloy 12 In a while 14 Blunder Ill Jordanian mountain 1 Resource 2 Bellow 3 Fool nobody 4 Gelder- 16 Timber bend (naut.) 17 creature DOWN Londoner's drink 18 English river 19 Chess champion . (1960-61) land city II Put away 6 Consume 7 Fonner London landmark 8 Immature Anawer 515 10 Bull sound 27 "My 13 Polk's Stood prede·Still" cessor 28 "Lend Ill Shade An - · 21 0 .K. 30 Narrative 22 Shinto 32 Lissome temple 33 Anesthetic 23 Slanting 38 "- culpa" 24 North ~Star~3~9~~~ 20 "No" In Minsk 22 Sapient 23 Church part 25 Norse sea god The best 27 Pile 29 Stevedores org. 30 Caspian or Barent.~ 311nn 'order 26 34 Malay gibbon 311 Coal extract 36 Illuminated 37 Shaking DAD..y CRYPJ'OQUOTES - Here's how to work It : AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used f r the three L's X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, a~lrophes, the iength and formatio~ of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTE 5-6 (0:30) • 0 'T.J. Hookll' CBS Lilt Jr. - ·· 304-171-2241. 1., I!]) TBA Q2) Moneyllnt \IO. A WlF'E . &370. GUXWUS SKU R Q Z lJ ·Q A H Z QG H A R I SH K E,M U AHS OHKA XKVWSHA GVXXUGG D A H F A SK' HG U F KH G VXX U UYU Y Dlll"More Real People lD 8CTV (0:30) MW Uphoetc:rld. .....,.s Uphotate.""" ~ 1111 Ill Q2l 1 R • R W1ter Service. Home cillernt. w .. ll, pools filled. FDfmertv Jtmn lays w•tar. Seme rtttl . Call 304-875 - 87 [)) 11!1 Newt 75 m- ATC- "lfg ~..r · 3 Llny King Llvel In depth Interviews with top newsmakers and calebrltlos. 8:30 • (]) 11!1 Tho' Tortllllt Lorena and Annie catch Nick and Anthony wHh two geous woman . NHL Hockey ,. • 10:00 0 (l) 11!1 Hill She~ BIUII Alter baing burled silva for 11 daya, Hunter lsllnelly rescued . (J) •()) Max Htadroom When every TV in the world goes dead. the population 11_011 berserk. t;J (f) The Pretldlncy and tht Conoututlon Explore verious problematic domesllc and foreign policy Issues. I!]) Q1l NIWI I!)J Evonktg Newo A wrap up of today's news and a took ahead to tomorrow's new s stories. (1 :00) 10:30 Cil Celeb!Hy Chill I!]) Al1e1 thtl War, How WIH Lovt Speok? Dl!l USA Tonight 10:45 Cil lletwHn Glmtl Show 11:00(IJ HllrdCIIllt lnd 1 Cltr. Oh. 114-2H-1470. Eve. • 114-441·:1431. ~ dtilv 9 10 • 4,30, lot. 1 ':10 to 1 ::10. Old a 1- IJlll Moonlighting Maddie tells David It's over between them, and an heiress hires them. t;1 (f) Fronalne Examine why MOVE, a small, powerlul urban cult was bombed by pollee. C Qll ., 0 'Murder Ordllned, Part 2' CBS Tuesday Movie McCo<mlck A • M CUllom Couches •nd 11711 Caf1 - t14:112·- 11.000 -- " 44&-4477 6pm Celt4•1· 452:3 . ,971 \ Cor. Fourth end Pine Gtlllpolit. Ohio Phone 81"-"46·3886 or 614· i B5 1981 Ford hcort 4 · tpltd 13191 . 1111 Chavy Chevena 4· speed U198. Johns Auto s••· 8ulavllt Rd., Galllpoli1, Oh. NOW SHE'S HIDINq !!eHIND THAT BIG f7'1-TMAN WITH Tl-1E UMBRELLA .. TEACHER , ISN'T5HE? CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING 1912 Cam•ro. blue, V-8, AT, -n SHE'S LOOKI NEi;TH IS WAY... SHE SEES 'rOLL. HERE CQ\o\E5 MR'5 STENC¥E .. . SHE'SYOLJR Plumbing & Heating 1aao H,;lev s.,ori~t•r. aaod eondhion 29000ml., t2000. Cell 114 · 379 -2241 after PS, PB. AC. whHio. 14200. Ph.814·44&-101hltor • 675-7710 or &7&-6749. UOO. Ph. &14-388·90&9 2 1 983 Oldsmobile Cutllh Celia. Hurst Llmhad Edhk)n Low MlletgtPh. 814· 441· 0148 .-nytime. 441·08., mer &pm. 82 1li 8 tlon, f1ZOO. :104-IIJ·Ull. "Ycu locked the keys and the coat harlg8r In the car?l. .. " 11-\£. VJIF£. CAUS IT A Vl(l()R,' fO< 1111'. Ht HAS 10 TAKE HIS IJJift. AL()JG 114-. .2· 2413 _,,ao ,....: 09&.00. 304·8911-3422. cities are dealing with harbor pollutlon. C ®J Ill all \1/aat 57th CBS News prlmetlmo magazine. I!]) SHOAH t;J I!)) Pnmanewa Wrap ups of the day's world news and In d8plh feature reports. (1 :00) 1]1) MOVIE: 'Joe Kldd' Prima flme (PG)(1 :28) 8:05 Cil Between Gameo Show 8:30 (!) Bodybuilding 1986 Ms . International Compellllon lrom Columbus, Ohio (R) Cil NBA Bllktlbtll liJ lllll Growfltg Pelno Jason can't bear to fire the family's lovable but doddering handyman. t;J 9:00 Cil 700 Club D (l) 11!1 Glmme a Break! A handsome, wealthy African !!!;Inca falls In love with Nell. BASEMENT • WATERPROOFING - · HO ....... - 3 Roo m Apt. 1Br. Ph. 114·441· 7&72 office. 448·1980 hom•. (f) Nova EKplore how major Home Improvements 67&-2903 . ..,..,, IIICIItent condllktn. Cell 0125. Coli &U-982-3119. how Tony first came· to work ALLEY OOP 1n2 Oodlo ~- · -· 4 ciOo<, ,., 1'1, I'W, AC, AM·FM Twin maple bed. lox tprings, menreu, dtetMt wfth mirror. ExtTt manreu and bedapnrad. WON'T L-E:'T ME ~~y IT. 7:30 U lll liJ Newlywed Game (!) Inside the PGA Tour (T) O lll Judge ®J Wheel of Fortune 0 I!Jl Crotsllre (0:30) 111112l lUI Jeopardy! 0 Q1l Jellersons Ol l!l Major League Baseball 8:00 Cil Young Rebels Fort ,Hope U (l) 1111 Matlock Woman's houso In flames, husband deed, and she's charged wilh murder. (!) Major League Basoball'o Greateol Hilt 1978 World Series (R) liJ 0 [I) Who' a lha Boas? The family rem inisces about for Ang618 .(R) t;J GOOD USED APPLIAI'ICES Washers, drytrt, rtftlt••tora. nng•• · Shggs Appllancts, Upper Rtv..- Rd. bllkle Stone Croot Mottl. &14-441-7311. FRANK AND ERNEST· B ft . truch ctmper. 3 burner 304-&7&-2388 or 814-448 2454. 0 L E D I• f.I-T-1W~~,::-,1-,l's -1 6l g~ic:~~~~~ LETT ERS 10 1 I I I I I I I iOl l!l M'A"S'H :t 1/0N'i !<NOW IF I CAN LIVe ON tv'!Y INCOME o~ NOT. THF: GoveRNMeNT 44&-0284. l Ill all i1!1 Wheel of Fortune 446-0884. 1917 GMC truck flatbed. NeedJ a clutch. *260. Call 614-992- 73 and 1hocb. e"tiO. or Mltotrw. A..... Gtllipolls, OH. Trucks for Sale -.-'-rl reports on world economics and financial news with Lou Dobbs. (0:30) 304-&76-6375. -It Sot. 814·448-1&99. &27 3rd. 72 3183. 1973 Plymouth run• good 1150 Of btA ott•. Hond1 Arrow County Applianca. Inc. Good Ul.ci applllnCII 11\d TV Mts. OpiJn lAM to 8PM . Mon thru ON£ 'fi11NG FORMTV... '78 Datsun 8210, runs good, 304-57!-3838. Ir---r;-[' (!) SportaCenter (L) (i) Entertainment Tonight 0 lll People's Court (f) I!]) MacNeil/ Lehrer NewoHour (1 :00) ®J News I!)J Moneyllne Current ru. ~~v ,978 Self .Contained Nomad Cemper, 21ft long Ph. 614- B1 I 1---.,;:--11" i WHISS McCormick 79 Motors Homes 8o Campers s~rvices I 12 I I I IIICil ®J Ill Q2l Barney Miller body fair. $500.00. 304-8762183. 1986 1.7 Sport Ford Escort. 3. 500 miln, all extru, c11\ rn • R A y L v ·E U (l) PM Magazine , ·80().843-3767. 304-876-2713. $2850. Ph . 614-266-1142. Duroc Boers. Bred just like the boars we tested at the Ohio Tattetion thtt gained over 2.8 lbs. per day. Roger Bentley. Sabint. OH . 613-684· 2398. available. C.II814-448-0988 . &, 4,448-0008. Rearrange I Q1l WKRP In Cincinnati All Internally inlpected 11r gua· ' ranteed. tnuat!ation•ndpiclc-up .,, 1973 Olds 98, runs good, hll good body, 1400. 304-676 - 63 8 American Pit Bull Puppie1. Heevy duty tri· ul• trail..- 20ft. 459-3734 ext T· 1980 lor your directory to purchase. EVENING lllll!l Hogan'o Heroes 7:00 Cil Hllrdcu~e and SIEZED vohlcl01. Call 1· 618· 1983 Dodge 150--Pick·Up , 8cyl., auto trans.. lang bad. 67.000 mil111. Good condition 71 CROSS & SONS U.S. 36 Weu, Jeckson. Ohio. under $300! Now availlbte at local gav't Nles. Also Gov't Wanted Ruffed Grouse eggs, 304-8!&-3972. For Sale or Trade 61 Farm Equipment CARS JEEPS ANO TRUCKS S· 10 Pick-Up, 4a4 tllltendad. AM ·FM Stereo, 26,000mi. , al· ways garaged, e~tcel l ent condi· tlon 88,000 Ph. 614-446· 7,600. 1163. Fmn Su illl Ii t:s & LIVCSIOck 1979 Camara Bertineha , call 304-882·2296 tete in evening. • 5 the--entertainment world is anchored live from New York. (0:30) Used 1r Rebuilt Tran1mislione. ~ 28 ft . Titan motor home, completely self-contained, genera- ~ tar, aleept 8. $8900. Celt latlers of t~e four sc:rombled words below to for m fovr simple words Part 4 t;J I!]) S.Cret City Q1l Facta of Life Dl!l Dlll'renl Slrokeo 8:30 8 (l) 11!1 NBC Nlgh~y Newa (!)' NBA Todey (T) (i) IJ(J) ABC NIWI t;J (f) Nlgh~y Buafneoo Report ®J Ill all CBS Newt I!]) Coloroounda I!)J ShowBiz Today News ol 79 Pontile Grand Prix. $1700. 304-678-2466 . 2986 . DAN FERGUSON MUSIC, RT. 60, CEREOO . WV . 304-463- Good pets. Call614·388· 8647. '79 Cougw XR7, new paint, rebuilt engine no mites, niee car, Stearns Garage. 304-1!176 -n1 0 Ot 676·6749, 1977 Monza Coupe, red. Runt good. body so lid, cracked wind shield, Fint $260 gets it. 8 used pianos · S295 .00 and up!l 59 '86 Muttang, 3 door , V-6 , auto, AC , cruise controL 31 , 000 16 toot tandem tilt top trailer. call 304· 675-1769. 875-7421 . 6949 . Male Pitt Bull dog, 304· 8953530 . • '77 Ford Van. '78 Ford Van . '78 Cutl111 wagon. 304-468-1630. I MAY WOlD GAM I - - - - - - fdl"d by ClAY I , POlLAN _.;.__ _ __ (!) Sporto~ook (T) (f) Dr. Who Android Invasion, 304-&75-5689 oltor 5,00 PM . 7297. 0231 . Regi stered English Springer Spaniel Pups. E•cellent hunting stock. F. T. Champions Dad • GrAndparents from England Cell cond, no rust. • TUES., D (l) : e~~:c 0 aJJNtwa Rabuih engine. trensmiasi9n. -;;;::;:::;;::=.;:;~;::== new clutch, preuure piiJte. ::: A " thi-ow ou1 bearinn, 400 cu . in. 77 uto Repair '<k • , High Performance. Needs Paint. 304 · 676· '819 · Struts. S1 19 .95 pair. instilled. 19n Camero. $700 .00. 304· MDII models. Muffler Man. 9 676· 7829. Stimpson Avt~ , , Athens, Ohio '80 Datsun, ~~~:~;~' S©\\J.llA- "izrss Television Viewing' 8:00 CD BJg Valley 1983 ChtNy ~ ton heevy duty. Dual e~~:hau1t kits. *99 .96 in -· Good condhion. 82 .000 actual stalled . Most FOrd1, Ch .... y mil•• · f&OOO. 114 _992 . 288 1. 'Trucks. Vena. 4,.4·1. MuHier 1 : Man, 9 Stlmp1on Ave., Athena , ~ \jH;..1979 Trens Am $28 60 FIRM. Ohio , . BD0-843-3767. Chain IIW partl. IUpplias and rep1U:a. Sid.,. Equipment Sties. Henderson. W.Va. phone 304- Now buying shell corn or ear corn . Callforltteatquotes. River City Farm Supply,.~ 614· 445· Oragonwynd Cflttery Kennel CFA Himalayan. Persian and Siamese kittens. AKC Chow puppies. New Ctlow puppiet. Cllll 614-446·3844 attar 7PM. Autos for Sale 71 mileo, 304-876-6431 , 02750. 814-949-2013. . White 3 drew..- tch.. t Mitt new , origin oily o179.00 wiM Mil for iMO!IC£! 2220 or 1-304-675-8758 , ...,,.u_ '"'· 740 Second Avt. 1 lA .. t1815. per mo . Oeposh ttqUifed. Call Furnished Apt, U40. Utllitl.. Pd .. 18A . 243 Jlctlton Pike. Ph. 448·,418. ~,ISTOOO ~WTOHIM I. 8UOGETTranami11iana: U1ed 8i · ' fl ebuih. All typat torque converteu fl trlnSfflf C.... . eve I Joints. GutrantHd a minumum at 30 diVI. will d.tNer, cuh & carr; or lntlllll Call 814-379· - - - · - -· · 1111G.I.410S..ruld014tooc¥With - ' - " "... -· do, • • -7,30CI_m_ _ Mtn, 'I"lt.,._:A ,Mufllw A - n-bollory. Ohlo. , -100-143-3717. loti • -· :104-112-:1413. 8U·44&-2&83. 1lJ PVOC/1 Mt.<XJT, 6'( ~'----.,---- ·· Vall., fumitu.-.. new & ul ed. Lerge Hction at quality fuml · ture. 1211 huarn Ave . , Oallipolit . 3 rooms I beth. ltow A refrigltfator fumilhe, U1ilitl• pa id, No chlldrtn, no peta. Ph. 11Jj!:EATe~o Statesman tllll!r used 12-14 houn, rear tines , 8 hp. 304-4581691 . 'Furnish ltd Apt. 18R , 701 Fourth Ava .: Gallipolis. 1225 Utllltl.. Pd. Ph. 448·« 11 after 7PM . 61•-4•&-4222 between 9-5. TIMe:;,' A "eRO DlfiS P'W~fitJ 11lAT lii!LL'( SiFF RIJTABAbA 1] 18 ft. Starcraft aluminum bolt,,..,. 120 HP Mercury Cruite. intioerd/ outboard. Good shape with • trailer, 304-882· 3453. " Trencher and 460 John Deere Dozer. 614· 1394-7842 or 8945006 . -- - - - - - - - - - l,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==.l;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ r SWAIN AUCTION 6 FURNITURE 82 Olive St.. Gelllpolls. New Ia used wood ·coalstov••· 8 pc wood LR tulle 1399, b1.1nk bedt t199, recliner• n.w a ustd bedroom Jultel, wringer w. .hen. & shon. New 11\llngroom 1ult" t19'·•699. Iampi. C1\l 614- (fJII~ 01~ MAA( Used. 6610 D it c h · Witct. JIM ' S FARM EQUIPMENT Otll304-87&-4&31 . A 25 ft. pontoon bolt, new 25 hp Mere m01or, trail•. 7 life 1 Jackett, 20 gel. g11 tank, exc.' 1 cond. 114·992·1080, before 1 6:00AM tnd atltr 5!00 PM . w 1110.00. 304-676 -6268. CENTER . SR 36 W. G111ipoli&, Dhla . Call 814·"'6· 9777, eve 614-441-3592. Up front trac· tor• with warranty ovt1r 40 uMd trectort, 1000 toola. h 1 G ~6€'1!-,M'( 60'(, 814-258-1909. 5 pc living room i uite 1250.00 . New 5 J)(;' dinning room •et 614-288-8461 . Tony'• Gun Aepalre, hat reblue· lng. Open 9 :00AM to 7 :00PM. an" Motors for Sale The .Daily ~ntinei-Page-9 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio BORN LOSER Boats 76 stercrait, fiberglllt, 11ft."' hull, new lop & uphots..ry , 1979 Chry.._ Chq•. pow..tilt 6 trim. power head & earbt, , c:ompltmrly rtbuttt in 1988. ~ ShorellndM trallar-S3.000. Cell ' For nle - limestone. und, gravel, fill dirt. firewood . Oelillered. 304· 675·4412 . Mauey Fergu 1on. New Holland, Buah Hog SaiM & Servlee. Over 40 uftd tractors to choose from .& eomplete line of new 6 used equipment. Largqt aelltCtion in S .E. Ohio. Merchantllse 61 H Flufllng arrow aignt 8299\lighted, nan -arrow t2891 UnHgh,ed 1249tr Free lettefll See locally. 1 · 800-423-01 63• anytime · Now CIU8tGm . . - . Comme.-cial!xlildinga for lease, Downtown Pt, Plta11nt. Stofu. office•. A·One Ret! h ttte. Carol YeAger, 8rolutr. Call 304 · ,1 44 1 8edraom bPlc rent 1116.00 plus electric. Also requlrtit a 1200.00 11curlty depo~r t . CON TACT; Jecluon Estat11 Oapt, Ph 446 · 3997 Equal Ho using Opponunity. 1916. KIT 'N' CARLYLE UlrrJ Wright e~tnt!J Good top soil for sale. Gallipolis Block Co. 123 Y2 Pine St . Co li 614-446-2783 . 4164 . 33 · 54 Misc . Merchandise Own your own camp1ita, na money down S&O.mo. Boet· Fish -Hunt, Big Foot Pari! Ph. block g_a rege, 304-675-4695. 2 bed room trai ler, cou plel, 1 small child, locun Rd. At. 1. Point Pleasent. 304· 676-1076 . 2 bedroom mobile home , 1150.00 month . 304 -676 · Set Bunk Bfld with Bunk•· S199.95 New Chett· S48.00 New living Room Su it ea- 8 14·446-8318 . 47 Space for Rent 23 17 Mt . Vernon Ave. 2 bed· roomt , gas furnace, AC , carper, nice vard . $260.00 ref. and dep. 304· 676-2651 . Persona Furniture 1415 Ea• •ern Avenue Mettre11 & Bo• Springs- S99.96 1179 .9S 747 lnddustrialttorage12 foot over head door. 3 phuet of electric. 18..:48 steel bu ilding 614 · 446 - 2362 F o r appointment. 992 - 2602. 614 -74H653 . but ~~==:;;;~===r;;,~=;;:~~~;==~ Pomerov. no down payment needed . Thre e bedr oo m , equipped hitchtm . bath. bate· menl. AC, carpo rt C•ll 614 For sale: 4 ronm house with bat h on 1 lh acrell&nd. 1 0•66 trailer. approved credit . 8300 minu. mum purchase necesnry. Miles out Ruleville Rd. Open 9em to 5pm Man thru Sat. Ph. 614· 4.. 6· 0322. Tuesd~;~y, May 5, 1987 1987 SIGNS . Helf Prlcel $ave 66 per 147,500 Ph . 614· 446· 8038 . . 3BR Ohio Sign Off 0 NlweHight Uve news with Patrick Emory and Kirsten Undqulst. (1 :00) I!]) I trJcountn,..22,......Thebwt . itl ful'ftltufe Y,telatai ..IW. c.ll • 304 · 171 · 4184 fo'r "•• WdiiWIN. XHRRQAG Yesterday's CI')'Jitoquote: AFI'ER THE VERB "TO LOVE • "TO HELP" IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL VERB IN TiiE WORLD. - BARONESS B~~TIIA VON SIJ'ITNER ~ ' I •I J \ r .·, �\ Ohio T Ohio weather M s. 1987 • •·.. ..---Local Briefs:---. Lebanon trustees to meet Ohio Exh ,nd ed Forec ast . Th ursday th ro u~h Saturday : Fai r Tllursday and F riday. wilh a ch anc~ of showers on Saturday. Highs wil l be in the 60s each day. wi th on·rnight lows in the l Os. C'O'W I·:I(Ei'l:l'E ·~'11 ' 1;: :--: n - t' uur M e i ~s McPh ail , Southern High S1·hool; t\ ng1•la Sloan, ;\·Jt·igs lli gll Sc hoo l, a nd Ma r a ly n Rarton, F.a."it f· r·n fl iglr St lwol . fo~ i J.,; ht ,,·•hi~Jr s <: hoo l j Utlio rs id1• ntifi 4..'d as u u tst a ndin ~.; sdm lars hy th d r n•s p1•d ivt• .11dwo l d is t r icts partidpat t·d. s tud 1•nt s, idt•nlifi NJ !Jy their rr ·~ tu •r · l in· :-.dum! d b, tri~· t s a~ uu tstandriJ!: ~ d 10o l f ount y j unior hig h pa rtidalt:d in tlw !'ldwla r~, wf• f •k~ · ncJ lt(•gional Sdwlar s f ufl lj 'I'P f.H'I' h1•hJ in ,\tlwn ~ . T a kin g pad rrorn la ·n · lk a lh (• r S!IIJij•r and W f 'ff' .Four ... n. S•·otl Conl inuf'<l from page 1 and th:11 )lr'· . . . rl\~ hloucl on hi..., sk in '(Jhr)UI tllf' klll't'~, ho~nrJ .. ., ;uHI arm -," lnr t die! ry{)l r r•c ·o d l bloo<..l in u t 2: SJ p .rn. Mond~tv and ·.r~ts sf•! lht• puhlr· Pnnr 1r1 IIH· ~ta r! fJI Mund:t\ 'o..; !f •s t imony. PI'Osr('uting Allnrn c•y Mt • ig ~ a ss i ~ l c·fl ,JI'I'd I )(·puty r )On Sn.vc.lfot. who in 1t11 · invl':- li ~d t ion at thf' honw . lnCJk Hu · o.;ta nd In i nd('ntifv .~o, toi!(·' ~ (' ....: hih i ts. indud in.!.!: :.1 ll lrun.l.\ 'i lit •f• l frnm· lhf' lie•(] whrn · .l lHk ;md the· ~lrl W I ' J C' fou r1d. ; 1 <·hilrJ'.., pC! jo tnli.t.'-. and un<.l(.• r wt'd r . a11d thro ji'<Hl 'i o~mltf'f · shi r t .furll' w;, . ., WP;rring Wh (·n brought !tJ t]Jf' . ., hr·ril t" ... fil'p rtr l mPn t . Th< '" l' il( •rn.., wt ·n · ciJ nfi.., f' rdf'd il .., all(\gNI also too l\ J(J v; ~r·iriJI.'-o pho t o;.:r~rp h .<., th l' sc('n!'. TI H· p trot o -; shown ICJ l hf' juror ..... fl f \ VI 'rt' n•f'(l llVI'/ll ' Jl ~I (J . rTl . !illS Fn·d Crow I II prf' sc·ntr·d c1 tirYi r·. neu.J.~ V•·fr· r a n:-. M1·1nuria l Monday admi.,.sions: !{o lwrt 1\ igg'-. . L ang ~ vi!](·: Mi c·h avl i\1nr ris, P onwro.v. Sny<.lPr to ld ttu · dcl1 ·n.r.,, • •11 tor · nPy J<i ng th:Jt ;,~t th oug lllu' wa .. ., o t th P sh1 •r il"f' s d!• p ;Jrlrrll'rll wtJI•n ./ u(.k \\ 'i.I S !)muglll in , llc <.lid not Sl'(' .Jullt· wil tHJu t ~· l o lt1i ng. Kin g rli s(' /1argf's: .John :\1•ikPr , :\ nn a l<o<·nig, M<n· U J..:hl · foot. T N '!\'IJ Ci.i n tf' r bu r_, .. Mo nd ;1_\ Pl'fl\' idPd h,\ " Bl' ~ a mi !\l a r·k Smith of lllu nl El li, & Lof'wi 4'(' 111 rl'! o p1·nin g <..!iJIL'm1·nt poimin g out 11v· Plr-rnr- n1..., of rlw cr im r> whir-11 lllr· c., Jo.Jt t• inl1 •nd s tu p r O\!' . r\S WilS hi!-i right. c.J(.!('n sP cr1u n:-.r- 1K i r{g f'llOSI ' not~ 1pn''> t'n r his up1·ning <.d<:~H ·mr·nr <1! rll,tl 1-/mpit ol prices I ,'\., of lfl : :10 .t.m.) morning. r•virlJ·nl't' on I]H · eli! .\" I IH• ra rw O<'I'U t <'d . Snyder sto<~k Daily Firm .\rn J<)I'("IJ"iC' i'OW PI' . Pr it·t· .. ... ........... 2J·l 1 . \sh l~n tl Oil ...................... :17 '" r-:\ .t ns .. .. .. 2~ 1 1 r··a rms . ..:r: ~ IIN·k's In(' . f.iillili·cJ I nc .... ......... ... .. iiJI MultimC'di~ J l nr. .. ............ :J.-, f{~I X RPstcw r<~nt..... I(IJIJoi ns & Myer,. ... .. ...... Y\ .. ... I I', Shnnc·~··s lnl'. .. ......... 2~P , · W(•nd\ ··~ In ti. ... .. ............... 1fJ1 1 .. ... ! ~ 1\'rm hing 1on I ncl........ Marauders rally, beat Trimble -Page 3 'e MARC me,et ing planned A mPeti n·g of the MeiJ::s Cou n1y Associ atio n for Ret arded Ci tizens will be held at 7 p.m, T hursday at th e Ca rleton School. ' Cleanup week .'iet in Rutland Dailv Numlwr 488 Pirk 4 is ne<:H' z.c•ro I hrougtl Deposit needed for signs • Winds wi l l he from !he nor · l hcast to ca st ncar 10 mph tod a,v and light and va r iable IOnighl Anyone pos ting signs In Pomeroy Vi'l!agc , Includi ng ya rd sa le notire'. is req4ired 10 pa y a $25 depos it at Pomeroy Village Hal l. The depos ll is re fun d ab l ~ wh en the sig ns are taken down. at y Vot.36, No.256 So utl~w e!<i t Ohio : Sunny todu .\ ·. wil h hi ~ h s between 6o and 70. Gral'e maintenance .fee.<; due Clear tonighl. with a low in lhc low 40s. Su nny WednC'stlil\', with highs bNwccn iO an d 7:i. TIH• probabilit\· of p•w·ipi ta lion is ncar zem through The annual pa yment of grave main tena nce fees of $1 per gra\"e is now due for the Beech Cr ave Cemetery in Pomrroy. \herks a re 10 be made pa.va blc to the Beech Grove Cemelcr y Tru stees and mailed 10 Pomeroy Vil lage Ha ll , E. Ma in S1. 1hPJS ! lf1 (' ~I S IJH'ar 10 mph lorl;l ,\' :JTHJ light and \·a riablc toni ght. La k £• ~o rthea s ll'l"l .\· Er i f•: \\'Incl.., of" HI 10 ri k nots toda,\. tlC'eom ing , · ar i.~l blt• at II! knot... or h'.">s toni g ht u ntl westPrl v nr·ar knolS W<' flnc s <l ~y. ~:ohorr durin g ·w bcrornin g on· thr aflcrnoon . U\'t'ra~C' br twern two and four ff'L' l tOd J~. di m ini shi n.t:: to twn 1"1'('1 or ll·s~ t onigh t. Mos tly V\a\' !'S will sun n.v to<la~ · <ln CI WeclnPs dn_ , .. with r lf'ar s k ies ton ig hl. Mei[!;s EMS reports runs Meigs C'oun ly F:mcrgPncv Mcdiccil Sen·ices reports six ca lls Mondav; Ra cine at 10:25 a. m . tra nsported Tanya Ki ng from an au1o acf' idcnl on Oh io 124 10 Vclrran.s M(>rn ori al Hospila l; Midd leporl al Ill: lll ~. m . l ransportcd Richat·d Lewis from thr · sWi ion 10 Holzer Med ica l Cenler; Pomeroy al 12: 26 p.m. to Mulberr y Avr. for fo 'arrv Kcnncdv to Vt~ tera n s M em ori al Hos pita l·: Middleport a1 2:29p.m. to Nort h Second Ave. for Cot.' Dav is who wa s trralcd but not transpo rted; Pomeroy at 2::>2 p.m. transpor lrd C' huch Brown from an auto accident on U.S.~:! to Velcrans Memorial Hos pita l; Pomero;· at i: 08 p.m . tra nsporlc<l Michaf' l Mor ri s from a motorc.vclr accid cnl on Ohi o J4:l 111 Vc1cran s Memor ial Hos pital. By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff Pomeroy Ma yor Richard Seyler was assured of reelection in the fall when he won.the Republican nomina tion in the only village prim ar y elect ion in Meigs County Tues day. Seyler, in the prim ar y which found l ess th an 400 Pom er.oy vot ers casting ballots for th e mayor' s race, defea ted Republican Tom Werr y, 218 to 174. Since there are no D emocra ts runnin g for ma yor. Seyler will be unopposed in I he fall wh en he seeks r('('!ection lo the pos t. Bruce Reed, Republ ican incumbcnl coun cil- man, led four candidates seeking nomination to r un fo r council lri the fall . Tuesday' s voters gave Reed ~ 09 vol es with Brian Shank chalking up 174 to win the nomination for the second seat on coun ci l. Th e two wlll be oppos ed in the fall by Democrat Rebe cca Tripl ett who will be attemp ting to gain a seat on council at that time. Defeated by R""d and Shank in Tuesday' s primary were John W. Blaettnar who received 166 votes and Henty Werry, incumbent councilman. who received 125 vot es , accordin g to the unofliclal tally of the Meigs Coun ty Board of Elect Ions. insicll'. Sn;·dl'r s:tid hf' f'Ou ld lind no blood s t ~rin .-. 1H1 th<· i nside· . but th c·n· wc•rp ~n nw sta in s o n t ht' T h!· rll'l f\ tl.">P thPn sug- grs led lo Snydc 1 1h:t 11h•• bi<Jod on thi• ou lsldc· in tl11• lap :trl'a ro uld h:.r vc• bvr•n wiH 'J'I' ./utll' ha(i hdd l ht'f'hild ;dl l'l' SIH' d hr<•n i1UI1 by som r·onr f'hr . Tcsti monr l rnm llt•pul .l l<c nn y K h.~ in , rPg a rding f' irrum st:Jnri 'S at llli' ,lurll' horn•· :tflf'r :tuthori · t lrs ar r ivr rl . conP ~ pu n d c • d wil lr t es Iimony l>y II i II. llowi'VI'r, I<l oin said !hat a.s he t• niNrd the ""u WINNER - Ri chard D. Seyler, incumflt'nt mayor of Pomeroy, was assured of reelection in Tuesday's primary when he dcfeat~d his Republican opponent , Tom Werry, 21K to 174. Seylt•r will he unopposed in thr fall ch•ctlon : - .lur.IP on to p of the girl :tnt! th:il hf· did sec blood Ull .Jwi(o'-. j)(• ni . ., ;1 11 d pUIJf(' <.J)"[•a . D<' fi' nsc <·ou n-.i' l 11S kPd 1\lein \.vh y J-l i_ll li m l n'l ~ 4 '(• 11 t h is. 1-\ lt •ln !-iaid tw didn 't knmv 1vhar H ill s;nr . "/ onl,\" know wl1 . 11 I s: J\\', .. hl' i.II1 S\\ 't't'! '(1. Hi ll ask••d 1\ll·in if cou ld h;rvc· ttw al lrgpd GLF. tll COVE. N.Y. iUP i t F ormer CIA Director Will iam Casey, a key fi gure in the lran ar ms-Contr a aid sca nd al and a close fr iend and adviser of President Reaga n. died loday of pneumonia in a New York hospit al. He was 74. Casr;'. who had a ca ncerous tumor removed fro m his brain las t Decf'mber, wa s adm il ted to the Int ensive care uni t of Com· munll y Hospital of Glen Cove April 25. Hospit al spokes woman Renee Palf )' sa id Case;· died at 1:15 a.m . F.DT of aspiralional pneumonia. He was pronou nced dead b;' Dr. Shi r le;- Anderson. Casey testi fi ed before three congressional comm itt res prnb· lng the l ran·Contra sea ndal and wou ld have testi fied in new hearings th at bt'gan Tuesday when he suffered a pa ir of minor seiw res nee . l o at his CI A off ice In La nglc.1·. Va . Th rr<> days l ater h< • underwent tinw J'; qw b t ·~; w ;~nd thP bro ther W(lnl tn nr ighiJor·.._ to o1 (' >i \l tllf' polif'P :tt\1 \ jJiJ i it' t~ LJI'I'IVC'tl. h lr in ~ a i d it w:h possi hlr<o. ·IIi I I a:-okl'c / if J\Jt • , lllt ·~.: , · d 1·: q)(' tlitl not .. •' '·. . ..... .. · . ~H · tu ; Ji h· llo~ppt · n ~nnw lirnl' lw tllt'Jt ' "If it fort • 1111' ptdin · ~:ot eli d." 1\l t•in ~.lid . ' \1 wo1 s ~Ol ll ,l! . ., . ... '• ' ,. tn h oi jl\)1"' 11 ilg.Jl ll ., T \1 (' t·n nnnnn pi, · ;~ ~ trl:l\ hdon' .ILHI!..!:i• { ' h o~ r\ t'' 1\ tll g h l o~ d jnJJI 11t'tl Amnesty is here~ but can INS cope? 1\y 1\'ILI .I.\M II . I NMAN l l nih• tll •rt ' :<~,., lnl l'l' ll:tl lun a l In a billlo gin• t la• nation IJ.lck i t:-. burdi'l''. tht' l'n it Pd St.lW~ br a in rance r sur gery and wa s hospitali zed until mid· F ebrual')' and returned to l he hospit al for more trea tment in mid· March. On Fr o. 2. Caw,· ·rcsJgncd as Cl II chief. Congressional inve st igators susjX'ctcd Ca sey knew more 1Utl tl.\ " IJP~Lill lht • ll lll'l S\\ 'l't '(J ill ).! amnrs t~· pnlJ~l'Jm in it-. his1on. d1•s lgnt•d fllr .li u' n" wh n llrnk1• nn Ia \\' . . s:tv t • 1lil ' on<' th.11 br ouJ.,: hl thl'nl hi't"l '. T IH• l irst g r ;rnt of lt 'IH!Jnr.rr.\ · resich•ne,\ \\1'111 1~ 1 d Filip ith). Danir l Pt •l in n 1\odt•n. 1'2. in Gw:un . Ht•c; ru~t' ol" tltt' intt•rn.l tinn,l l rLJIPlint· . Hodrn w. t ~ t•llgl bl<' tu upp l_\ lor ll•gal st:l\us Taste ~m yourself! exp('rt,, d to jni n Hnde n ln IIH· rusII for l'i lllt'tl ' hip u nell' !' tlw I a\\' tl w t gril nls pt~r manrnt rrsidC'nrr ab idln~ llll'gal ali ens who ha\"t ' bN•n ll v lng in 1hr Uni! NI St,tH's sill<'t' 19Rl. App lil'.tnts fir't appl,. for an l R·month ft•mporar~, rrsJclt' nC'r . Thr~ · tiH' n ll 1.J) st'('k pt.•rnw iwnt l'l 1 ~ i dl' tH 'l'. " WIIt'n I 11'11 ;\•h •xko, I wn s not a full m..tn. nol M e, l r~ n. A nwrlrull ... s,Jid Uti(' or not lh Pl1l , Taste breakthrough, generic price! .J um1 Mn rtith'l. n 1a1hcr of elgllr and a ho usC' kt't'lJl'r [t1 till' Gr<'fl (l- lcfe BotPiln D;lilns. "NO\\'. I am . C Pruhp Moms 1r< 196 7 to tx•(1onw n whole ma n. an t\merkan . It is a 1·er;, great thln ~t fo r I his counl rv to do." But the "grea t thi ng" threa t· ens to swa mp th e 2,000 or so freshly hire<! an d hastilY tral nrd I NS employees workin.g at 107 legalization re111rrs fr om Malne to Cal ifornia . SUR GE0N GENERAL'S WARN ING: Smoking Causes Lung Cancer; Heart Disease , Mlnuggasled relatl puce I 11 mg " tat:' 0 9mg mcotme av per c1gat e1te byFTCmethod 25 Conti levv more than tWO·IO·One. 299 10144. · i\lexander Levy In thr other measure involved In primary el ertions In the rounty Tuesday, 145 voters of Columbia Township, affiliated wllh I he Alexandre Sc hool System. voted against a tax levy which would havP provided funds lor the construction of a new Alexander High School. The1·e were 58 vo ters of thP section supporting the mea sure. The fin al out come of the tax measure will be ' determined by lhe vote in that section of Athens County affiliated with tht• district. ' LEi\DS TICKET - Bruct• Reed, Incumbent Republican councilman, IPd a four-man ract• lor nomination to run lor Pomeroy's two council seal< . opening this year , in Tuesday's Republican primary electon. · , By Ni\NCY YOACHi\M Sentinel News Stall .Jimmie Jude has been sent· enced in Meigs Count y Common Pl eas Court lo life In prison fo r the rape of his nlne·year·old stepdaughter. A jury of seven women and five men began deliberations at ~ : 4:i p.m . Tues day afternoon and r eturned to the court room two hours and 20 minutes lat er with the guilty verdi ct. The r apr r harge aga in st the .10-year-old Jude stemmed fro m an Incident on Jan. o, 1986 at his Rose All ey Road horne in Pomeroy. When th e tr ial reconvened Tuesday morning .. the first witness on th e stand for Meigs County Prosecut ing Atlorn ey Fred Crow Ill was the vict im. now 11 -years-old . She testified that Jude "took me In the bedroom and put his pri vat es In fr nse a11 orney Hamlin K ing. " Wa s he try ing to kill hlinsrtf." Gall ipolis. as ked her if her older K ing asked. The girl nodded yes. brolher , now n had Pver pi cked She al so 10ld thl' ·defenst• that on her or been pun is hed· for .Iuri e had been drinking whrn hr try ing to take her clothes off. She look her In th e bedroom . She said answered " no. he never has." he kr pl ra iling her by hPr In response I o fu rl her q uestlon molh(•r 's n~m c an1l tha t h•• had in g from th e defense. the gir l sa le! brrn dr inking but she didn' t her mol her had been worried know hn w mu r l1. somr t imcs th at she 11 he girl ' Dr. Ma l'garct Harnish. Galli· mi ght be takPn awa.' fm rn th r polls, the stat e' s fin al wt1ncss. horne by the au thor lt ies. bultha t , ~es tifl l' d to the PXII'n t of the her mol her had never told he1· not vlciim 's ln ,lut•irs wh t'n sh<' wa s 10 tal k to anyone aboul what Pxa min Pd in thP pm c·q~c-n cy happened. room of Holzer Mcdira I Centrr She tes tified her mother did shortly aft er the rapr occurred. take her and her brothers Jl hPrr Harn is h sa !d l he rhltd wa s is also a s i x-~·ear · ol d 'brothet' l 10 " drowsv, dirt Y and bl ood stalm'll vis it .J ude while he was a pa t len I from l h ~ waist down" and tha t" In the At hens Menta I H os plw I. the re "wen• no sign s the rhlld She said she did tell him she .was sex ually malu m" ml sS<•d him and wi shed he was Harni sh lest lfled lhc rhlld home " bu t In a fathcr·daughl er _showe d signs of emotion al, way tr tiuma and had bit e-shaped She also ackn owledg ed thai bru ises whl c·h had br oken skin, her older brother had been tak en seY~rr 1 not me.'' ',to the hospi ~al In r('('cnt weeKs'· brokPn During cros s-exam ination. de· becau se 'he overdosed on 'drllj<,~ . : a(.ll~tcllcs, ail on 1~~~~;~~;'i!i~111~J about the secret arm s sale to Iran and the subsequent di version of approxim ately $3.5 million to lhe Nica raguan r ebel s than he was telling. But his exac t rol e now may never been known . Richard Secord, a retired major general. testi fi ed Tu esda y that he got orders from Lt . Col. Oliver North when he set up mllitan · airlift s to the Cont ra re bels and lat er helped ship U.S. arms to Iran. The Air Forre veter an furth ~r test ified th at he t alked thr"" tim es with Casey about ·provid· ing m on c~ and Intelligence for the ,Conl ras when U.S. milit ary aid to !hem was illegal. Casey. w ho built his reputation and mull imillion·doltar fortune as a Wall Slr('('l lawyer, al so served In th ~ Ni xon and Ford adm inistra tions- as hea d of the Sccurl t ies and Exchange Comm ission, assist ant secretary of state for economic affai rs and president of the Export ·l m.port Bank. He was active In every Repub· l ican prrsidcnllal co nt est since 1940 but his only persona l bid l or polit leal office. a co ngress ional ca mpaign in 1966 on Now York 's Long Isla nd. ended In defeat. Casey was t hf' manager for Reagan 's 1980 presldenllat cam· paign. He was accu sed or helping prov ide the Reagan campaign with purloined debate briefing· papers from Reagan' s opponent, President Jimmy Car ter . All er Reag an' s election, Casey was r ewarded with the post of CIA director , a role that l ed to r egular disagreements with Congress and a series of con trover· sics surrounding hi s person al ac ti ons and those of the spy agency. In Apri11984 the porlly, bes p('('· ta cled CIA chi ef formall y apolog· !zed to the Senate Intelligence Committ ee for falling to provide adequat e Information on the agency's role In secretly mining Nicaraguan harbors. Th e nallv e New Yorker drawing on his wartime expe· r ience as chief of secret lnt elll· genre In Europe for I he Office of Strat egic Services, the CIA's predecessor - was said to favor cl andestin e CIA opera tions. CongreJ;s lonal doubts about Casey never ebbed. At one point . the Sena te intelligen ce pa nel . aft er an Investigation In to hi s fin ancial background, found him merely " not unfi t to serve" In the CIA post. Emphysema, And May Complicate Pregnancy. H,v MICH,\EL 0'!11 ,\LLE\' Unitrd Press International Voters i n the Cincinn ati suburb of Norwood have defeated a 10·mill levy . des}Aned 10 offse1 a huge revenue loss as a result of a local plant shutdown by lhe General Motors Corp . [n other ClCl'l lon r esults in the off.yra r pr im ary Tuesday. a long·tl me Democratic mayor in the Cleveland suburb of Parma was dcfca tr d while t hree other northeast Ohio Democrat ic mayors were victorious over thei r challengers . Among the numerous local primaries, school lev ies and tax Iss ues throughout the state. at· l entlon was focused on the Nor wood lev~· and Democra tic pr i m arl t>s in Yo un gs t ow n. Warren. Canton and Parm a. Norwood officials had argued passage of the levy was necessary to olfsel the financial problems the city has suffered because of the closing of Its GM assembly plant , scheduled lor Aug. 26. Unofficia l resu l ts from Nor· wood showed 2,6fi6 votes or 47 jX'rcen t in favor of the levv and 2,927 or 52 percent agai nst i t. Offi cials said l he l lve·vear levy would have ge n ~rat ed $2.2 mil· lion anpuall y. Respo ndi ng to whet her the ci ty would file for bankrupt cy. Nor· wood Safe ty Dtr('ctor Darry l Max well said . " That 's not the only opt ion. bu t that's the one most talked about. " He said other options Include " massive c uls in services and dissoil·ing the city and becoming a township." City council is to meet tonight to discuss the options. In the Cleveland suburb of Par ma . 20 -y~ ar incumbent Ma yor John Petruska was upset in the Democratic pri mary by Councilman Mike Ries. Unofficial results showed Ries with 12,369 votes or 57 percent, to Petruska's 9,338 votes or 43 percent . , Rl es, who was Petru ska' s first I c h a llcn~er in 12 Y<'a rs, appa rentl y will becom e the next mayor of 'p arm a si nCE' ther~ Is no Republican candldal e In November 's general election. ln Gall Ia Count y, res idents had only one Issue on !he ballot. a half· percent income tax hike l or emergency medical service. the Issue passed, 2.Jn lo 1,489. ln Youngstown , Mayor Patrick Ungaro burled his tw o Oemo· cr atlc challenger s Jam ~s Cor · bell , who recei ved th e endorse· ment from the Mahonlng County Democra lie Party, and Rober t Fort . Unofficial r esulls showed Un· garo with 16,966 votes or 66 percent while hls two challengers ~o mbfned had ju st over 8,700 votes. ' Ungaro, seeking hi s thi rd term as mayor. will face Republica n Lee Prit chard In November's general election. In Trumbull County, Warren' s Democratic Mayor Daniel Sferra garnered 5.1 percent ollhe vote whil e challenger councilman Da· • her body. She said then' was cxtPn slvr bruising and tearing to the fem al e or11ans and a gi'Pat lo ss or blood. and that "at least two surgeries" would be rc· quired to repair the rxtcnslvc Internal damages . Th f' Injuries showed d('(>p pen"' trntlon b)' a penis, she said , but I<'S ts lor semen were not run because with th e large amount of blood Involved "It would have br•'n like looking lor a needle In a hJyst ack." ·. She ulso said It would no! be unusual lor blood not' to have shown up on the inside of ,Jude's jeans . lx>causr of the IYJX' of blreding the child had t •xpcrienced., Sh e said I he blood would bern minute at first. and then beromr SI.'V< 'rt• lat()l·, ullcr the peni s wa s t•emoved. She diso pointed out that blood drlrs rapid!)', Harnish suld medical rerords from that night lndlcute lhe molhrr said "allrast lwlr~" thul ' Judi' had bern drunk. Following conclusion of evl· dcnc<' by lhc prosecution. J<lng presented his opening statemenl and then culled ,Jimmie .Jude lo Coni lnucd on page 14 Man is killed on Route 33 FORMER CIA DIIIECTOR WILJ.JAM Ci\SEY Cincinnati levy fails; veteran Parma mayor loses lll'fort• olfln'." on !lw ll.S m 'li n l aml 0\J(' Il('{/. ..,~tid .Jot· Fl nndt• r s f ll1c l mmlgr.ll ion and ~:l lur ; tli l:l lion St'n·il· t· . Morl' tha n I millit• nollwr,; <II'C to Ol lwrwl.<l' l:t ll' Jant' Wal to n, unopposecl Hepubli co n ca ndidal c for cler k· treasurer of Pomeroy VIll age, a posi t ion s he now ho lds . l'l'C'l' ivc'd :m3 vo tes. Slw is a lso assured of re ·elecl ion si nce she has no opposi tion 1 in the fal l. Southt·rn Local Vote Few vo ters i n the SouthPrn Loca l Schoo l Dist ri ct showed up al the polls on Tu esday either bull he sm all number w ho did defea ted soundl,1· a .4 of a mill t ax lev .r whi ch was to h ave p rov ickd funds for the r emo,·al of asbeslos from schoo l buildin gs of the distr iet. Voters turned down thr Former CIA .d irector Casey dies 1:, minu H•s p;r ..,~t·tllrum th ~ · ~~~- A MUitimedi1 Inc. Ntwtpaper Jude found guilty; sentenced to life tenn , l1ad 111'1 '11 kPpt :rs 1'\ ilh~ n <'(\ t ur m'd Hu ·m Wl"i lll~-; idl' out an cl .askr rl \\·ntl('J' 1t1 poinl out IIW blond ~ l a ln s ( J Jl till' w h ilr· p ock rt ~ brdroom. lli' 2 Sections, 14 Seyler defeats Tom Werry in mayor's race !hen tuok lilt• jl'ans whi •·ll .Jude had br•r•r1 W!' al ing tha t ni g ht ott l h(• shr•rifl 's di'Jlill' tmrnl, \\'h il' h o ut ~ i d1>. enttne ,' \\'r-d nf'.•,da.\. Wind s will bl' !rom tlw nor· • Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Wednesday, May 6, 1987 ( Copvright ed 198"1. Clear tonl~ht. Low In uot~t·rl Mostly sunny Thursda~ Hl,;hs near 70. ~lis . 5796 Cleanu p wrrk is bei ng observed all of this week in Rutland Village. Residents arc to a>semble I he items to be hauled awa; beside lhc eurbin g near their hOmes. Wcdnesda)' . {"harming S~lOppPs ... .......... ~h '· 1 Prdr• r11 I Mngu I. .. ............ ·II \ r ;oorly< -.u 'I\\· It .. .. .. .. _,i/ ':'" Ohio Lollt'a·y• The proba bilit y of prcc ipita · t ion .2/ 1 .. ,.\'1\V I" . Bob Zo ne for et:asts· ('cnlral Ohio, South · Central Ohio: Sunny today, wit h highs in I he mid 60s. C l ~ar tonighl . with a 101< ncar 40. Su nn\· Wcdncsda;·. with high; in the luw 70s. Lebonon Tow nship Tru s1eos will mer•t at 7 p.m. Wednesday at · l't\l' 10\\'nship building. nlel Pol ivka had 47 perrenl. The two· term Sferra will have no opposition In the fal l. Unoffi cial res ults showed Ca n· ton Mayor Sam Pursrs dr lca lcd his two challengers. City Council president Ray mond Dr ncza k and Oonevle Henderson, a ret lrro co nstruction foreman. In the Novem ber general elec· tlon, Purses laces the city's treasurer. Sue Bignos who ra n unopposed In the Re publican primar y. A proposal to raise city Inco me tax In E uclid fro m 2pcree nt lo2.5 percent wa s delea ted. Of the 9,847 votes cast, 57 percent wer~ against the proposal w hile 42 perce nt wer e In favor . City official s had warn ed that If the levy fails 85 ctty workers w tli los~ their jobs. Vot ers i n Lucas Coun ty votro down a one·half of one per cent increase tn th e sales tax to provide mon ey to the Toledo Area Regional Transit Author· lty. The agency is th reatening to cut serv ice. A West VIrginia man was killed on U.S. 111n Bedford Township at 11 : 35 p.m . Tuesday, according to · thP Gallla ·MelRS Post oil he Stull.' Highway Patrol. t\rcordtng lo the patrol, K~n· neth Gilkey. 38, of New Haven, W. Va ., was struck by a vehicle driven by Richard A. Finiaw, 69, of Pomeroy as Flnlaw was traveling cas I on U.S. 33. Gilkey was pronounced dead on the srene by MeiRS County roronrr James Conde. Conde reported that Gilkey struck by a car and was draf!ged about fi.Hecl . Gilkey dlcdofrhcst and abdomen Injuries at fhc scene, lhc coroner rcportC'd. He - said that Cllkey' s-rar wa s found ! about a mile from the acrldr nt location and presumably wus not In operatlnf( condition . On lhc sr·rm• b<'sldrs lh<· co ron er wrrt• th<' statr hlghwav patrol. Meigs Counly Shnlf'f' s Department d'' PUiles and a unit from the M·t·l ~s Count\· T<n11 ·r · gcnry Medlctll S<•r v lrl'.· I n Sprl n g t lct ~ . vo1ers ap· provr'd a 7- mil l opera! i ng levy for cit y schoo ls after It had been dcfca t<'ll tw ice before. School offi ci al s had sai d defea t would mea n cu lhac ks to the tune of $2 WASHINGTON 1UPI1 - lnd<' million. pend ent r oun scl L aw n; nr <· Spr lnglll>l d votrrs also rr· Walsh ch,urgrd publlr relations peal ed a $2.1.40 tras h· haulin g lee executive Rlrhurd Miller toduv added to the water bill rvery with conspi racy to defraud th~ three mon ths. Mayor E ugene ~overnmt• nt In the second lndlrt· J<unk sa id th e dclcals mean I he ment In thr Investigation of thr elimination of bu s ser v ice, turn· Iran arms-Contra aid scandal. I ng out st ret•I light s. no bulk tras h Miller, thr president of lnii·J·· pickup and no street sweeping. national Business Communlr~> ­ Clark Count y voters said no to tlons, wa s namr·d last wrek along a proposed one·half of one with Lt. Col. Oliver North bv percent Increase in th e sal es tax · con ser vallve fund· rai ser Carl lhat would have provided $6 (Splfz ) Channell as a co· million toward i he co nslrucllon conspirator In a srhrm.r to arm of a $15.2 million community· usc the Nicaraguan rebel s. Mlher · cent er . denied at that time that ht' In the Hubbard School Distr ict participated In any criminal In Tru mbull Counly, 65 percent of conspiracy. those voting approved a 9. 9·mlll But Walsh. who lodged char~t>s operat ing levy that prevents the againsl Channell last W()('k, ac . schools from closing or being cused Mlllrr of consplrln~t to consolidated wllh another dis· defraud thE' governmPnt in the tr ict. The levy had been defeated ·same lax srheme In whl~h five tim es previou sly. Channell pleadt'd gu Illy . Miller indif'ted in Contra aid ('afolt' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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