https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/190916af04be347a5bd1a0a62c805fec.pdf 69a02e81c0b03331965bb7fc1083b896 PDF Text Text 1 Page- 10- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Local briefs:-----::----, Area deaths -~ 80 percent of his body as a res ult Lillit• Doss Hall Lillie floss Hall, 49, of Rou te 1, Lock 2o Rood , Poin t Pleasa nt, died Sunday . al her residence, the rrsult of a fire'. Born Drc. :10. 19.17 i n Mason Counl y , she was thr da ughter of the latr Phillip Hensley and the late Mar y Eva! inc .Joh nson Doss. Shr was the wife of the la tp And y Hal l Sr. who dird Oct. 1~8:1 . Two son s. Charles and Darr£•11 Hall. died with hN. She was precedt•d in d<'H 1h by on<' brat hrr. Phill ip Doss. Surviving arc• on e daughter , Kat hleen flonf'Cu) lc•r . Poi nt Pl<'a · san!; lour sons. .John Hall , !Indy Haii .J r., Po int Plcasa nl, Wi llia m Hall, U•on, ancl Law rence Hall , Robcrl sburg, W.Va .; five sis· IPrs, Flor ence• Smit h. Mtiton ,. W.Va ., AnnP llu nl ap, Leo n, Lu · ci lie Rubi nson, Ga IJipol is Ferr.v, F:dna Pa i!N son and M ary Mayes, ho l h of Poin l Pl easa nt : four brol hcrs, .Joh n Doss, Crow n City , 13rurt· Doss, Poi nl Plea · san t, Sla nlr-y Doss, Hender son and KC' r n Doss , Hunfin r:l on, W.Va . and six gra ndchildren. Sf•rviC('S will br 1J a.m . Tu t'S· day at Crow -Hussoll F unr• ral Hom o with t hr Rev. Lou is A . Hussell offi ci al ing. Bur ial wi l l foll ow in Promisr l.an<.J Cemo· tr r v in Ariluek ll'. T hr' rr w ill br no vis ita ti on . Charles Ha ll , 19, L ock 1:i Road. Rou tP I. Po int Pleasa nl . died Sunday, al his res idonoe , lhr rcsu l1 or a f ir t'. Bor n Drr. :n. 1%7 i n Char!Ps· ton, W.Va., hC' wa s the son of the latri\ ndy Hal l Sr. and Llllir Doss Hall, who di ed wilh hi m. II br o lhf'r , Darrell Hall. al so di ed in l hr flrr'. S u rv i v i n~ ar0 onr sls rer . Krlf · hlecn Bo nr•cuiiN, Poi nl Plea · sant : fou r ilr olhr·rs, .John Hall , !I ndy Hall .Jr .. bol h of Poi nt Pleasa nt , l.;Jw t·rnc·e Ha ll , Ro· bf'rl sburg, and Wi llia m Hi! ll. Leo n: sev(•ral aunt s an ti unrlrs . Scrvir·r·s will br II a.m . Tu es · day a l Crow-Hu ssell F un era l H omr wit h t he RPv. l.ouls A . Hu ssr ll nffi r· ia I ing. Buri al wil l follow In PromisP L!tnd CPmt• lr- r .v i n !lrbur klr . Th rn-. w ii i iJC' no vis il ;lt ion. Dam·ll Hall Da rrr llll :dl. J.'l. Lork 2!i Road. Poi nl PIN tSant , died Sun da1·. " ' his r es id ence, I he• res ult or fire . Hr " ''" bu,·n on Mur ch 18, 1 n7~ in Hunlin gl on. W.Va .. to l hr lair !Indy Hall Sr. ;~ n cl l alr Li l l ie Doss Hall , wl10 di c•d ll'il h l1im . A b!'Oi hC!', C'h:ty lrs l·lait . a lso cl il'd in tllr fi r r• . Surv i v i n~ ill'f' onr sist<' r . Kat a hh' Pn llonC'cu! lcr. Po int Plt•a sanl : four bro ther s.. John Hall and !lncl)' Hall .lr .. Poinl PIP:t· sanl . l.aw rPnrr Ha ll . 11obert s· llll rg . and William Hnll. l.r•ona ncl sPvr ra l ; n1nt ~ and unl'IP~ . Sf' rv lr·p~ will b1• I I a.m . Tu c~ da,v ;ll Crow -H ussPII Fu rwral Hom r wil h l h1• Hc•1· l.ou is A llu ss r ll w ill of fi l ' i<l tinl-;. nuria l will!}(' in Pi'Om isP I.;Jil d Crm(' lf' r ~·- /\rhucklr . T IH·n · wii i iH• no \'isita t ion. I.A•tma M. l . il'\' in ~ J.0ona M;_try l.iC'\·ing, w,, 4 :mfi~ Slat<' Hoult' 1n M i nr •·s v tlle, cl i<'ri Su nda;· at th r ll olzrr Mrdlr;tl lt' ntrr. Mlss l.iC'\' in g \\.'H S born ;rl C'ollagcv lllt' in ,larkson \o unty. W.Va . . on Mareh 14, 19()1, u cl a u ~h l <' r of lhr latl.' "dwn r d H. and L ulu Gilli•spir l.ipv ing She• was' ' I'Pii rcd rmplo:vN• o f Lamb F: lf'CII'ir Co. Su 1·viving Hr<' two sistr r·s. F rrdda B. Lit' Yi ng Uit rrbar h :tnd l•' r{'da Li f'vin g, both ufC loustt' r : '' brother, Da ll<~ s Wilson, Ri pie)', W. Vil. . and Sf'Vf'ral ni~rrs and npe hews. Besldrs hr r parrn ts. shr was pr<'rrriccl in dpa th b)' a sislt•r , Marie Licving Godbey; lhr('C bro th !'rs. Dane. Ra)· and Gcorgr and an Infa n t bro ther. t.l nd Scl'(•ral nieces and npf'hw s. M iss l.levin g was a member of Chr istia n Sc lc nrc i n !lkron, l hP Rork Springs Grange and wa s ar tivr \\ ilh thr SC'nior cili 7.r ns progra m . S<:'t'l'irt •s will be held at I p.m . T hursda.v :tl the Ewing F um'ra l Home with Rl\V , Ar mor Sayn' official in g Burial wi ll be in Mrll(s 11-i e' mor;· Gar'd ens. F t·iends m:JI' cal l al the funeral home from 2to ~a n d lto9 p. m . on Wednesday . Goorgt• Korn Geor ge 1Jakel 1\or n. 74. 19 II nne Sl., Pomeroy. died Sunday at University H ospita l i n Columbu s as the r es ult .of lhird degree burn s which he r eceived In · an ex plosion at his reside nce on Thu rsday eveni ng. Mr . K orn was taken to Vete· ra ns Memor ial Hospital foll owIng the accident and was m oved by L!Mlight to University fl ospl· tal later Thursday . . He had suffered third d egree burns over Monday, May 18, 1987 EMS report.~ weekend runs Meetings are announced of the ex plosion. How the ex plo· sion occurred has not been delerm ined although It wa s re· ported t hat he ha d been expe· ricncing problems. recently with a sma ll gas heater. Born al Pomroy, Mr. Kor n was the son of I he laic Peter and Mary Shuler Korn. He was a member of Sarred Hearl Church. For man y yea rs , Mr. Korn had served as a m olar route driver for The Dai ly Se nl inel. Hr only rece nlly re lirl'd. Survivi ng arc a son and da ugh ter-in-la w, George .Jr .. and Caro lyn Kor n of Pomer ov: gra ndrh ildrrn. Brc t. Bryan and Brar· y Korn; s l ep · gra ndc hildren, Josh and Megan Bartels, Pomeroy; a br ol her, Henry Kor n of Pomer oy; a niece, a nephew and sc'vera l co usins. Se r vices will be held at 10a.m. Wed ncsda v al Sacr ed Hearl Church with Monsignor Anthony Gia nnamore officia lin g. Burial wi ll be In Sacred Hear t Ccmr· tcry. Rosary serv ices wi ll be held al 7 p.m. Tu esday al t·h(' Ewin g Fu neral Home. Friends m ay ca ll at thr funeral home from 1 to 4 and 7 lo 9 p.m. T uesday. Meigs Coun ty Emergency Menica l Services reports 12 calls over the weekend; five Sat urday and severr Su nday. Sat ur day at 7:49a .m .. Salem Township Fire Depar tmenl to Hillt op Road In Dexter for a poss ibl e structure fire a I the George Bookey residence; Mlddleporl at 2:18 p.m to South Third for Gl adys Walburn to Velerans Memorial H ospita l ; Ru tland al 5: 52 p .m to an auto accident on Ohio 124 in La ngsville for Duane Howell w ho was dead on arrival; Middleport at 9:40p.m. to Ohio 7 for Debra Snyder to Vel era ns Memor ia l Hospita l ; Syracu se at II : 44 p.m . 10 Pine Grove Road for Dav id Hawt horne 10 Ve terans Memorial Hospila l. Salurday al 1:56 p.m .. Raci ne 10 Apple Grove for Charl es Sarson to Holzer Medical Ce nte r; while enrou te. Racine exper ienced mechan ica l difficul ties: lhe trans port wa s completed by M id dleporl ; Rac i ne at :i : 11 p.m. to Portlan d for .John M yer s to Veterans Memoria l Hospital; Tuppers P lai ns at 6:28 p. m. lo Ohio i for .John Curlis 10 St. .Joseph 's H ospital; Rac in e at 7:09p. m. to a trac tor fire at lhC' Hill residence on El m St .; Po meroy at 8: 14 p.m. to Main· St. for Maxine Du gan to Vetera ns Memoria l Hospila l; M iddleport at 8:2 1 p.m . to Th i r d Ave . for Greg Wi llell who wa s trealed bu t not tra nsported. Duant· D. Howell Rutland Am er ican Lc~ ion Post 46i wi ll hold l'lcc t ion of off icers a I WrdnE'sday's rcgu Ja r meeting to be helcl 8 p.m . at I he post home. F uner al se rv ices for D uane D. Howell. 18, M eigs Hig h Sc hoo l sen ior killed In a one-vehicle ai·cidcnl on Rou lc 124 w es l of Rut land Sa l urday night , will be held at 11 a.m . T uesday al l hr Ewing Fu ner al Home. Mr . Howrll w ould ha ve g r adu· at c•d fr om Meigs Hi gh Sch oo l nrx t Sunday. He was employed al I he Sundrv Stor e in Po mc> r oy part ·timr in con juncti on wit h his schoo l work. He was born at Ga llipolis on il pril 29, 1%9, a son of Denn is and Nor a Jr>an Howell of Po m eroy. 0 1her su r vi vors in clu de a bro ther. Bi ll Howr ll, Po m er oy; gra nd molhers. Vi rginia Howell uf Gall ipoli s and E mma Boswell. Poi nl P IPasa nt , W.Va ., a nd scv r r a! aun !s e~ nd unc les. Preceding him in dea th were hi s r:r andfalh l'r s, Will ia m How· '' " and Howa rd Bosrll. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Tu esday al lh e Ewi ng F unera l Home wil h Rev. Mi ke Thompson officiali ng. Buri al will be in Meigs M Pm ory Gar d ens. Fri ends may call at lhe funera l home fr om 2 lo 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. this even ing. Pt'arl L Randolph Pear l L. Ra ndolph , 78, Roule 2, r·oo lville, di ed Sund ay in t he !'x lc nded carr unit of Ve ter ans MC'morial Hos pita l. Mrs. Ra ndolph wa s bo rn Sepl. 20, 1!l08 in il thens Count y, a da ught er of th e lal e Cha rles ancl Addie M ac Buck Rand olph . She wwarm "Cold UPI Hospital news VMII Saiurdal' ;tdmissions: Trrr\' Sp encer. Syracuse: Debra !in;·der. Mlddl epor l. Satuday dist' hur gt•s: Rufu s Br ow ning, Char les Sa lser. Bertha Diehl. Eloise Connolly . Sunday admiss ions: Bernier Smit h, Ra cine: Belva Wi llanl. Pomero.v; Nor m an Fer re ll. Micl· dlrporl: Marie Ro)' , Raclnl\, Sunday ·disc hargr•s: Thomas LOII'Cry , Candy Let'. Loltt'ry numbers By RICHARD C. GROSS WAS HINGTON CUP ll - The Pentago n r aised I he loll tod ay to 37 sailors dead in Iraq' s admitted mi stak en missile attack on a U.S. Navy fr igate, and si x Am er ica n warships patrolled the Per sian Gulf on hei ghtened alert wi lh ord er s to shoot down any I raqi or I ra nian jet s m aking threa t,ening moves . · The offi ci al number of I hose killed in Sunday's sur pr ise m issile allack on the gu ided miss ile fr igate USS Stark was ra ised wit hout ex plana tion from a previous figure of 28. Cmdr . Bob Prucha at the Pentagon said at about 6 a. m . E DT that rem ains of 22 sa i lor s had bee n identi fi ed bhl " 15 other s ar e m issing and p resumed dead , bringing the fin al count to :17." Whit e Hou se chief of staff Howard B ak er sa id he did not think the deat h toll, which has j umped from th ree to 28 and now 37, would go higher. "I lhink we pretty well know whal I he situalion Is now, " Baker sa id on NBC's " Today" show. "Most of.the y oung men apparenl l.v were i n bunks as leep or off du ty, in any even t. Fi re was lhe principal r eason they wer e killed." Des pite a form al apology by I raq i P r es id ent /1 Po meroy pol ice cru iser received lighl damages when it allempted to intercept a car allegedly fleei ng fr om M iddirport Po l ice Sa tu rday . , Pomeroy po li cl' said the Pomr r oy vehicle was at th e i ntersect ion of Lasley and Br ick St. to int er cepl a ca r allegedly dr iven by ' Edward Kin g. Harr isonvii!J'. reportedly attemp ting to (•va de M id dl cpor l PolicE'. T here were light damagr>s to the cr uiser and heavy to the K i ng car. police said . King allegedly iefl the scene fol lowed by I he Pomer oy cruiS<'r and driver int o a dea d end ncar the Cobb Mol or Co.. where he w as app rehended. Poli ce said he is charged w ith hi t skip, leavi ng the scene of an acridenl, fl eei ng a police officer an d r ec kless operation. 2 DOOR REFRIGERATOR Rate 32-89 Day 90-179 Day 180-364 Day 12·23 Months 24-35 Months 36-83 Months 84·120 Months INGELS FURNITUR E 106N.2nd Middleport, Ohio 992-2635 1 Sec1ion, 10Pages 25 Cent s A Muhimedi a In c. New spaper inj urf'd . Thf• lraq ui jet was appa r enlly un aware of il s prey , U.S. offi r ials sa id. Ll . Co mm and er Seoll Wilson, nava l mi l itary prr ~onn el .comm ander , sai d 11 Ohioans were pl'rm anenlly assigned lo lh C' St ar k. "Wr could havr mon•, unfot·tun ately," he sa id In rel erencr l o ol hrr Ohioans who may have bee n tr mpora rll y assigm'd lo dul)' on l hr ' hip. T r acl Ne lson lw d a 7-po und. 2-ouncr gi rl nam ed .lrs sira in May por t. F la .. lhe home base of I he Stark. In Co lu mbu s. Mlr ha!'l Nelson 's mother, Mari a, ~a i d shr ha d t al ked to her 22-yea r · old son. a slor ekecprr :lrd Class, lasl weekend . " He' s anxious abou t the ba by , " she sa id . Lai r Monday nigh I , thr Pentagon r l'leascd nam es of f lvr.> of I he v ir' I im s, bul none were from Ohio. Th crl' wl'l'e unco nfir med repor ts Monday th at Kevi n Cumm ings of Sa ndusky, a ship fi re man, was killed, but the' Navy co uld not eo nflrm II . Cu mmin gs ' molhl'r, Kan>n Cummings, sa id h!'r son was unhappy al)out going on pa trol In lh e Prrsian Gulf, bul hr tolrl her " we we•·e not at war and ... II would br OK ." tor s. Th ai triggered runson olh cr stat c· -charl ered sav ings and loa ns and forr<'d Gov . Ri chard Ce les lr t o order all 70 state· cha rt ere d th ri ft s close d 1r mpora r 1Jy. Warner is accused of conspi· racy, fraud and fra ud by ln ler stale movem ent of bank funds. His lrl al was moved to U.S. Dlsl rlr l Co url i n Ann !lrbo r bera usr of pu blici t y aboul the rase In Ci ncinn ati. He was co n v lct ~ d o! ~ lmil a r slat e c harges and se nt enced 10 pr iso n in Mar c h. Warn er's l awyer, R. Sia n Mar· tenson, c ross -examined E w lon for aboul five hours Mond ay , gelling E w1 on to outlin e how ESM began Its fraud operation In 1 ~77 by falsify ing It s financ ial st atem ent s 10 r over up losses in curred by Robert Se neca, on e of ESM 's or igi nal pnrlnrt·s. He sai d losses w ~re conce•a led in affili ated co mpanies ~?>' creal· ln g mull!· tier co mpanies lo hid<' ESM losses. Th ose losses were shiftl•d to I he holding company , 'ESM G rdup , and ESM Finan cial Gro up - whi ch was lOll percent owned by E wt on - and li s energy company subsidiaries. Racine Village Council has first reading on street light ordinance USS STARK ~ The USS Stark Is shown in this photo rel ea.•~d today hy the U.S. Navy. The Stark was hull! in the Todd Ship.vards in Seattl e ~ Wa.•h . It was launched in May of 1980. The death toll continues to mount following Sunday's m issile Incident hy an Iraqi fighter. ( UP() North on stand as hearings resume; Calero may testify By ROBERT DOHERTY and E . MICHAEL MYERS WAS HINGTON 1UPl l - To open a th ird week of hea r ings int o t h~ Iran-Cont ra sca ndal. con· gr essional in vesliga tor s had a second rou nd of questions loday for a sel f·desrribed " foot sold· ier " linked to Lt. Co l. Oliver · North in SC'rret U .S. c·fforts to supply the Nicar agua n rebels. Robert Owen, a form er Sl ate Depa rtment consultan t , was ca lled to Ca pitol H ill ro co nllnue the teslim ony he began las I week ' as the four th witness In the publi c hear ings. Sources sai d Monday la wm ak er s wa nt ed l o kn ow more about a memo he once w r ole to North say ing he was lroubl ed b;-· Interest Conmpounding Daily - Yield 4.97°/o 5.45°/o ·6.11 °/o 6.63°/o 7.23°/o 7.47°/o 7.93°/o Pentago n also wan ts 10 know why the ship's au tomatic gunner y system did not int er repl thr ocea n-skimmin g Exocel mi ss iles . Explaining Reaga n's new alerl policy, Bak er sai d lhe Uniled St al es was dcl r rmin ed l o ma intain free t t·a nsit In th e Per sia n G ulf. "Nol only wou ld we escorl vessC'Is, w hich wr had pla nnf'd to do anyway," Ba k er sa id, " but i! wPsec ai rcra fl in an att ac k mode long befo re l hcv are i n · a pos ition to shoot, the belligera ms. Ohio Families Await Word For Michael Ne lson's fam il y, Mon day was a day of mi xed blessi ngs. Nelson's wife, T r aci , gave birth t o a babv daught er in F lorida in the mornin g, bu l lal er i;, I he day r elatives i n Colum bus we r!' sill! awaiting word on the fate of Mic hael. one of at lt>a st 11 Ohi oans aboa rd the th e Amer ica n friga l!' . allac ked by I ra qi aircrall . The USS St ark, condu cting a rOut ine pa lrol in the Per sian Gul f. was str uck by a missi l!' fir ed fr om an I ra qi F · l Mirage Sund ay nigh!. Th e m issile tor e l hrough an a r ea used as sleeping quart er s. Pe ntago n s0urres sa id. AI l ea st 28 sa ilors were kil led and anol her 22 !INN ARBO R, Mic h. iU PII Ronnie E wt on, co-ro u.nder or ESM Gover nm ent Serut·Jtles Inc., whose 1985 co llapse t r ig· gered the worst ba nk ing cr isis In Ohio history, lesll fl ed about how he concealed m illi ons of dollar s In losses. Ewton testifi ed Mond ay for a thi r d day as lhe key w it ness agai nst Marv in War ner, former U.S. ambassa dor l o Sw it zerl and. and for mer owner of the failed Ho)'Tle s·ta te ,Sav in gs Bank of Cinctnna t i. Home State los I $141 mil l ion i n the collapse of ESM and cl osed aft er a run by panicky deposl · ONLY$299 (For May 18, '87 thru May 24, '87) Savttr's O!oice Certificates Sc atter ed shower s ending r•arly tonight. Low in the low 60s . Partly d oudy Wednesday. Co-founder of ESM. slated to testify today in Warner case ,--'---------~---· With Dally Compounding CLEVELAND (UP!)- Salur· day 's win ning Ohio Lotlcry num bprs : · Dally N umher 5.1 0°/o 5.60°/o 6.30°/o 6.85°/o · 7.50°/o 7.7'5°/o 8.25°/o ·their covert work. l n the memo, the sources sa id. Owen lold the Na t ipnal Secur it y . Co un cil aide at the hear t of the sca ndal : "! Th ere arel a couple of thin gs I don' t like about this." Wh al those were and whetHer they Involved Presi dent Reaga n wer0 q ues ti ons lawma k ers wa nted answerf'd, lhe source s sa id. Rep. Henry Hyde, R-111. , a member of the H ouse ro mm lllee i nvestigating the case, sa id the c·or res pondence be l ween North and Owen was classified " bu l It will all rom e ou t this week." He sa id muc h of it wa s jocular. Sf:>n. W ar ren Rudman, R· N. H., v ice chair man of the Sc nal c i nvest igat ive panel, said Owen would oullin e further his rrla · ttonship with Norlh and w hat he did w hen he worked at the Stale Deparl ment . ln vestigal or s bel ieve Nort h, fired from I he NSC starr Nov . 2~ for his role in the sca ndal. hel ped set up the Sla lc Depart men I job for Owe n so he could ma ke drl lverics to Co nt ra leade r s, a source confir med Mond ay. " Th ere's going 10 be In terest · l ng lest imony about how he gol I here and what he did there, " Rudman said of Owe n, w ho wa s hired in late 1985 to help admlnis· ter $27 million in humanlla rian aid to the U.S. · bar ked rebel s. On the wllness lis t after Owen was Con tra leader Adolfo Ca lero, expec ted to testify and turn over canceled traveler 's c heck s !hat he gave North to cas h. A l awyer for Ca l ero sa id the checks bore signat ures of people who cashed I hem . M eetin g In regular session, R acine· Vi llage Co unc il gave a flrsl r ead i ng lo a n ordi na nce provi ding a new streel light.ing co nl rac l w ith Th e Ohio Power Co . for lhc nex t 10 years. Represe nt alives of the com pa ny met wit h cou ncil to discuss the new ro ntracl w hich ca lls for a charge of $6. 9<1 a monlh per lighl . T he new cont ract Is aboul $1:i~> more a mon th. T he pre~en t cont racl ex pires In October. Cler k Jane Beegle re poriPd a cas h bala nce in all fu nds Iota li ng $90,096.54 . The bala ncr in each fund as of the end or l hc monlh i nc lu des : g e n eral f u n d, $18, 105.21; strce l fu nd , $~ , 427.!Tl ; fire, $12, 100.51; water reven ue, $29.846.61 ; revenue shari ng, $2 , 824 .27; s l a t e h i ghway. $.1.~1:!. 09: ccmc1ery, $2, &18 . 86; waler depo sit s, $2,6:iil.97; C('m C· lery endowment , $fi ,(JIU ; tr uck replaceme nl CD, $2,800. Council aglreed to not ify the Meigs Co unly Li Iter Co nlrol Board t hat llic vi ll age Is tn tereSicd in four perma nenl 1ypr trash co ntai ners and It was reported I hal poSis have bee n set al the Gree nwood Ce met ery to keep ve hicl es from ru nning onlo rem elery lots Clerk Br •l'g le repor ted tha i a number or cemelery lot don at Ions havr been recei ved but sl il l man y lot ownrrs have no1 rPsoonded: It wa s repor lcd th at the' Board of Publi c Aff ai rs has awa rded an clrr lrira l repai r cont ract to Grea t Bend Electric for r('plac· lng wir ing In t hr aPr al or bu ild ing w ilh work to br•gi n nex l monlh . C'o unell gave I he seco nd rra dlng to an ordi nance 10 Increase sa lar ies of officer s an d t•m . p loyces of lhr· vi ll age ncxl .vear .. l oP Ki r by gave a pollrl' r eport sl at ing l hal22~ m il<•s wore dr iven, 10 r alls were answered. fi ve per so ns were cit ed and a total of $J67 .4 0 ro llcclrd in b<lnds . Sll'Crt Com m lssiom•r Glenn Rizer reported 1hat 18 load s of tra sh wcrr hauk·d lo lhr la ndfill f rom I he regular t rash r out e wit h " n additional fou r loads hel ng Ia krn from I he t wo da.v frrr pickup service for residenl s d uri ng riP>m up days. He r r · ported t hai l hr wa ter dcpvr tm(• nt pu mprd 2. !l60.:i00 gallons of water In Apri l. One load of dirt was ha uled Ia I he park and On(• load was taken to s1ockpilr ot lh watrr buil di ng. Crews havl' bt'en movi ng Writ on Cemetery , Shri ne Park and ·t he old fer ry I:Jn dlng pa rk . Counci l approved blades anrJ siri ng ror the we~d ea t rr as well as cold mix for pa tc hin g slrr'cts. F' lrc• Chi ef Robrr l .John so n wa s authorized to ('On lac t an ln ~ u ­ r ane<· company to get ln~ u ra n cr covera ge for firem!'n pul int o t'l'fcct. Board l••u~·· R(• mlndt•r , Rac in e's Board of Trustees of Publi c !llfui rs reminds Ra clrie VIllage r es id ent s who plan to !Ill pools, wal er laws or gar dens: or was h ca rs I hat a " Quanil y Walcr U>rr Per mit " Is r~~q ui red along wilh paymrnl of the appropriate Ire•. !lcrordlng 10 vi ll age ordl· na nr<', a person using ~xcess waler w ithou t a q ua nllt y wa ter user perm ills subj ect to a l ine up to $r>O an d costs. Permits ar c ava il abl e fro m .Jea nett e L aw. ri• nce, bi lllng-co llcctln g age n1, a I lhc Hac lnc Department Store. Th~ tru stees al so as k thai hl'forc filling swimming pools or wa ter i ng gardens, even with th e quanll y user permit , th ai Glenn Rizer , wa ter supervisor , be con· tarled ul 94!1·29211 lo make sure there is no pr oblem wi th the village pumps. Tr us tC<'s ulso wi sh to remind rcslden ls that a watt'f deposit l.s rrq ulred from '' " renlcrs. T he• deposi t b rl'fundPd when l h<' rcnler mow•s if th<' water bill is paid . The• Board nl Pu bllr· il fi':Ji r.s mt'e ls I he Si 'NlntJ Monday or f•ar·h mon th ill 7 p.m. i.l f Vi ll t)~( ' Counci l Chomb•·rs at l hr Shrl nr · Cl ub Park Building. Thr' pu hl lr- is welc·omc to all ••nd publi c· al'fa ir.s· mrellngs. . Ohio ·hopes to save $30 million with welfare ptaneuver . Minimum Purchase Amounts- $500.00 • • T icke t sales t o t a 1 e d . $1.552.88650, with a payo ff due of $405,756.50. · . PICK-I ''.. • • • :189~. BANK ONE, ATHENS, NA, Athens, Ohio Member FDIC ' • BANK.-:ONE. Fifteen thousand people who care. P ICK -4 ticket sa les totalf'd · $194,98S, with a payof f du e of $87,855. PICK ·4 $1 sr r a lghl bet pays $4,836. P ICK -4 $1 boX bet pays $403. Sup er Lotto 6, 10, 25, 20, 17, 43. Super Lotto ticket sal es totaled $4, 748,998. ' •" . • ,. ' Sa dd am Hu ssei n and his ass ura nces lhe strike against the Stark wa s " unint entiona l," President Reaga n ordered the alerl status in the strategic gulf Mond ay as another Navy ship hel ped the crippled fr igat e limp tow ard por i i n the island na tion of Bahrain. · · Reagan said he was determi ned lo keep a U.S. presence in the oil -rich region even aft er the wor st attack on a Navy vessel in 20 yea r s. Defense Secretary Cas par Weinberger ca lled for r epara · l ions from Iraq but spoke for the U nit ed States in ter min g it just "a ghas tly error" in the 6\<J-yrar I ra n-I raq War. Baker sa id the Unit ed St al es did not have a lithe fact s, but enough to m ake a· " prel imin ar y judgment th at il was not an overt allark by the . I ra qis." Bu t there Wel'e still a number of unanswer ed qu es tions. " I w ould cert ainly like to know why a tr igger -happy il raq i l pilot decided to fire on basis of radar sigQals," Bak er said, adding also why I he I ra qi ignored U.S. radio warnin gs. Baker sa id U.S. author ities also wanted lo talk to the capt ain of I he Star k to determ ine w hy I he ship was not al a higher al erl stal us. Th e Ra ndy Lee Riffl e · ha s been gr anted a divorce in Mei gs County Comm on Pleas Cou r t fr om Robin Annell e Riffle. Robin Ri ffl e wa s restored by the cour l her former nam e Dugan. Certificate Of Deposit Rates prercclcd in drath b~ four brot h· en tine Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, May 19, 1987 HIGHER YIELD I Pr s and flvr sistrrs. Tursday . . . Occluded WEI\THER MAP - Showl'rs and thund er storms are predicted for portions of tht• norlhrrn and C('ntral intermountain, northern plains, upper middle Mississippi Valley, low<r Gr.at Lakes, Ohio Vallr•y , and Middl e Atl antic coast r egion.• Tur•s d;~y . I UPI ) . Ship's toll rises to 37; questions unanswered Police car damaged in accident ~SHOWERS to receive precipilation indicated. 1\ lhf'ns: SPvrra l nie('C'S a nd nr · Srr vlecs will bo lwld al 2 p.m . Wrd n rsda~· ill the F:wing F'unPr al He me wil h Rev . Eugene L ('o ngc• r offlciali ng. Burial w ill bf' i 11 Chrrr)· Rd igr Crm lery . Fr lrmls may call a t the funPra l home from 2 10 ~ and 7 to 9 fl.m. Vol.36 , No.265 Ma r riage licenses have been iss ued in Meigs County Probate Court to Todd Steven Var ney, 23, Long Bott om , and Roxann Mahl ma n, 20, Port land; Johnny R ay Seller s, 26, Rac ine, and K i m berl v K ay Wil l ford , 1~. L ong Bon om : Paul D . Schnabel, :l:i, Oakwood Village, and Cledith Kin g, .16, Middleport ; Scott Dal e Wolfe, 27, Rac ine, and Amy Lou Li ttlericld, 21, Ra cine. (i\s of 10:30 a. m .) Providr•d hy Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt E llis & L oewi Firm Prit e .. .... 26 Am Eleclt'iC Power.. !IT & T ............. .... ... ......... .... 21i\~ As hl and Oil .......................... 64 Bob Eva ns Fa r ms ................. 24 Charmi ng Shoppes .............. 2:1}~ Federal Mogul. ...... .. ......... 411!1 Goodyear T& R .. ... . . .. ...... 6.1 Heck' s Inc . ...... .. .... .. ........... ... .4 Lim ited fnc . .. ....... ................ .40 Multimedia I nc ................ ... 52'A Rax Restaura nt s .................... 6 Robbin s & Myers ........... ..... 11 ~ Shoney's I nc . .... .......... . :... ... 28% Wendy's In ti. ... ..... ............... 9'!. Wort hington lnd .... .. .. ...... .18% at y Copyrighted 1987 Marriage licenses issued Map shows minimum temperatures. AI least 50% ol any shaded araa Is predicted Clair Randolph, Woos ter: t hrrr s is ler s. Do r oth>' Duer hr r , Chip· prwa I. a kc•; Flea I r ice Ben lz, Lancas ter : Bern ier M <'eks. Hf':-; ides hrr purenl:--, shf' w ;;ts • Daily stock prices Divorce -Static . Dail}' Numl)t'r 804 Piek 4 1318 Track & Field Meigs Counly Specia l Olympic s has selected 12 at hletes lo represent the orga nizat ion at the 1987 Ohio Speci al Oly mpics Summer Games. The team includ es limy Boggs , B r ell Count s, M ar y Jane Curry, Am and a Grogg, Sara h Har m on, Joan Hart, Jeremy .John son, Larry R ay La udermil t, Lisa Montgom er y, 'Ben Sk inner, Maurice Sm it h and B ill White . T hese ath letes wi ll compete i n l he 17th annual Ohio Speci al Olymp ics program, which is an al hlelic training and cOTl)pelilion progr am for t he m en tall y handi ca pped. Th e games, lo be held J une 26-28 at Ohio St ale Univer sit y in Col umbus, w ill fea tu re eompPiit ion for more than 3100 at hletes from across l he state. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST TO 7 AM EST 5-19-87 BRAIN . Speical Olympics team named Legion to elect officers Su rviving arC' a son, Victor pllC'ws; two !:list('rS·in·law. Evtl Ra ndolph, ll unt ington, W. Va ., :tnrl l. il l iP R<t ndolph. Guysv illt•, two b t·othcrs-in -law, Mi ll ar d Swa r 17. , Coo lvi lle, and W ilber t VanM t' IC'r. Col umbu s, 1wo grana r hlldrrn and six grral · g-ra nclr h 11(1 rrn. ao Me igs A thl etic Booslers will hosl lhc annual Spring Sports Banquet on T uesday, at 7 p.m., i n t he high schoo l cafeleria. Those att endi ng arc asked t o bring lwo covered dishes, eit her ve•gctable or dessert. Awa r ds will be prese nled in so ftball. ba seball and t rack . was a hom<'makPr a nd a mC'm brr of lhr 13oarwal low Chu rch or Chr ist. TVC track, field results Page 3 Rock Springs Beft~ r Heal th Club w ill meet Thu rsday, 1: l:i p.m .. at the home of M ildred Jacobs. . · Meigs Cou nty Repu blican Women wi ll meet Thu rsday, 7: p.m .. at thl' muni cipa l building in Pomeroy . All Republ ican womrn arc ur ged to a11end .· . Racin e Village Council will meet Mo.nday, 7 p.m .. '" recessed sess10h. Spring banquet planned t:;.•fsNOW FRONTS: Ohio Lottery ' ' - By LEE LEONARD substa nt ial number of unemploy - ma neuver . UPI Statehouse Reporter able. chleOy elder ly, recipient s Bar ry sa id II could take six COLUMBUS, Ohio tU Pil w ith chronic physical or mental months to get the r ecipients Sta te senators have co m e up w it h disa biliti es could qualify for the enrolled In the f ederal plan, so a way to save another $30 million feder a'l program . the state's savings in 1988-89 for the tight 1988-89 budget by The state now pays them $124 would riot r each $36 million. shift ing certain disa bled relief . per month, plus all of their Bar ry testlfif'd before th e com · rec ipient s to a federally funded medical benefit s. Under SS J, m tttee on her department's Soci al Security program . they would r eceive $320 a month bulk y $7.9 billion two-year Pat r icia Bar ry, di rector of the from Was hington plus a superior bud ge t r equest , the larges t In all Ohio Department of Hum an health plan, 58 percent of It pai d of state government. T he sta te' s Ser v ices, told the Senate F inance by the federal government, she · share would be $3.37 billion, with Commit tee Monday night the sai d. . the res t coming .from the feder al state could save SIB mllllon a Aronoff directed Barr y to have government. year by moving an eslim atf'd langua ge dr afted for Inclusion In She urged the senator s to 10,000 general r elief rec ipient s to the bud gel, whic h Is about to pass refrain from diverting Medicaid the better pay ing Supplemental the Senate. funds for oth er purposes, sayi ng Security Income progr am. "That' s great . " said .Sen. WI! · her department nas· moved to cut Barry said a pilot program In liam F. Bowen, D-Ctncl nnatl, health care costs, develop work· the Dayton area has shown a lending bipartisan support to the fare program s an'd trim relief • roll s. Barry told lhe comm ittee thr depa rt m en t has In troduce d workfare progra ms int o 29 counties , with 25,000 people participati ng. , Work fare Is the co mmon term for the program in w hich abl e· bod ied wellare r ec ipients work for th eir be nefits and are !rained for employment. She said 25 percent of the partici pants get jobs and go off we lfare. " We are seei ng drops In unemploym ent In those cou nt ies wit h workfare , .. sai d t he director. B ar ry said th at despi te I he fact that the Hou se sliced $10 million from the workfare· progra m, upeom lng federal wr lfare r e for m shou ld provide m atching fund s to enable t he state to carry on It s work In th at ar ea . Barry sai d !he depart menI hos revised the medica l care pro· gram for general relief reclp· Ieni s to save the state between $5 million and SIS mil lion, and has co nsoli dated child support enforcement to save anot her $30 m illion. Bowen asked if any money might be fou nd In the ·depart· m en t 's ou tlay for fu ndlng edu ca ti on. " We already did our own tightenin g up and looking . for money," re plied Barry. " If ,you look at our bu dget , I think you wil l f ind that wr• have al rPa d\' gi ven a1 I he offlrr." · Barry po inted ou l t hlll lhr House trimmed al most $1 7 mil· lion from the a dm i n i s t ra ti o n ·~ recomme ndallon for Medicaid and dlllerl ed II to othN progr ams. "The · Medi caid budget Is of ser ious roncl'rn lo th is admi nistra tion." said Barry. " We be· llcve t he Initia t ives we have• made w ill enable us 10 curb thi s gr ow th ti n hea l th r are cosl s l. " Medica id, I he stal e's progr am of hea lth car e for the Indigent , ts I he lar ges t si ng le line item In th e state bud get - $4.2 billion. �• • Tuesday, May 19, 1987 Page- 2- The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Tuesday. May 19, 1987 Commentary l\1ajors 111 Court Street Pom eroy, Ohio DEVOTE D TO TH E INTE RESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~~ rsm~ ~L-.""T"'I~d·~ 'VI:IV ROBERT L . WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assl• tant Publisher/Controller 1 , BOB HOEFLICH General Manager A MEMBER ofThe Un it ed Press International I nla nd Da lly Press Associa tio n and the American Newspaper Publishe rs Assoc lallon LETI'ERS OF OP INIO!'II a r r wel co n~ Thpy !iloo ld be Jess tha n m words lon,r<: All h •l lrrs arr su bj('('t lo ed l!lng and IT'll st bP s ign ed wit h name a d dress a nd telephone numbrr No WISIRnOO letters wlll be Pl bll~hed L eller s should be In ti:Ood lasle, addr('S s in 21 SSul>s. not pe rsooa ii! IC's WhistlebJowers _____Ja~ck_·_A_nd_e_r._so_n_a_nd_;_D_al_e_V_an_A_u_a WAS HINGTON - Our sym pal hy for wh ls tleblowers is un derstandable Over the years "" have ba sed hundreds of excl usive sto ne s on llps and tesllmon] b ] employees who "ere appa lled at lhe incompe tence or outnght cnmmalt ty of their bosses Whi le we have new r bet ra yed the source of a con !Ld enfial u p or idenlllied a wht stl eblow er wtlh out express permtsston the same ca nnot be said w llh conftdPnce of t he federa l government ·s system to protect those who blow the whistle on waste, fraud and m ism anagem ent T he r es ult of this lack of co nfidence ts that m any federa l workers are re lu c ta nt to turn t he spothght on wr ongdoing that they wttness They're afraid the spotlight wtll be at m ed back at lhem and rum !heir careers In fact , sur veys done by the Merit System Protec uon Board which was set up lo shteld w h ls tl ebl ow e r s fr om lhe lr bosses' wrath showed that 20 percent of feder al empl oyees remamed s1lent about abu ses prec tse ly becau se they were afraid of rep nsa ls And 60 per cent sa td they kepi m um because they thought the wrong domg they reported would not be corrected U nfortunat el y both v1ew s are probably corr ect m far too m any cases Congress Is currentlv engaged m anot her labo t 1ous effdrt to so lve the probl em of "htslleb lo"e1 prot cruo n The Whtsteb lower Pr01erlion Acl of 1987 LS des1gned 10 put some soli d pro tective armor on CIVIl ser va nts w ho arc too oflen left na ked before ! he vengea nce of !hose they have exposed Th e House pas sed protecuve legts la It on Ia st vea r but a stm tlar btll m the Senale was blocked b v Sen Ted Steven s R A l as~a who th en chai r ed the Ctvl i Serv 1ce subco m mlltee mvolved Wtl h both house s of Co ngress now fu m lv 1n Dr moc ra1 1c hand s Washington Window How Cuomo can win the nomination WAS HI NGT ON- M ay be I hiS LS t he ltme t o fmd oullf illSpossi bl e to run for pres ident w tthout spendi ng two or lhree yea r s domg nothmg el se and m ay be Gov M an o Cuomo IS the man to do 11 Cuom o would m ake about as stro ng a candida te as the Dem ()('r ats could find bu t he savs 11 stmply is imposs ible for htm to proper ly do the job he has runmn g New York whtlec ampat g nlng for an other JOb p1 eS ident of th e Untied Slal es For supp011 of ht s argume nt Cuom o notes tha t no tncumbent publi c offi cia l s save president s alrea dv m off1re have bec•n elect ed to th e White House m 27 yea r s Sen John F Kenn edy D M ass was the las I to make the lea p dtr<'Ctl y from a lower rlectl\ e off1re to th e pres idency How ard Bakt 1 l ook note of that when he ! n ed to r un for pres tdent in 1980 while serv ing as Se n ale Republica n leader He looked around at Ronald Reagan George Bush and .John C'onn aliy and remarked that II looked like a politician had 10 be unemployed to run for p res tdent Sure enough former Gov Reag an won I he pres 1dr ncv I hat yea r jusI as former Gov itmm y C'a1l er d1d 11 fou r year s ea rlier and former Vice Pres id ent Richar d Ni xon eight year s ea rlier That doesn"t seem right but th at s the way It ha s been for nearly thr rr decades One reason for tha i as Cuomo 1s awtJre a srna lor or govC'r nor wh o tak es the time to run for the nomin ation In a sco r e or morr of states Is ' ulnr r abl <' to I he tcllmg c har ge of neglcctlni! 1he off tee he al rea v has So what 1s a Cuomo to do'' Firs t he has to m ake II ctr ar th a t he Is lnlcrest ed tn the pres 1dcncy by lakm g a full par t m lh e public d1 scuss1on of nauon al and Interna tional tss ucs Any sce nar io lhal could gi ve C' uom o the Dem orr atl r nomination would r eq uire that his pos lltons on all of the issues I hat wtll be debated 1n th e prim aries be as known as those oft he comprltlor s In those ra ces Seco nd Cuomo would nerd a lo t of luck- spec l ftca llv ! he absence of a r un aw ay I r on I r unner 1n th e pttm <t n es to have a chance Th e departurc• or Ga ry Har t would help I here beca use the• C'oloradan wa s sa id to be the only Dem ocr at wllh the sembten< e of a national orga nization It would ht>lp C' uom o to ha ve a lot ol tavorll e so ns hotell ng delegates or a lol of uncommtllcd deleg ate s elected In the ptlm arles But the fa votlt r so n g1mm tc k has not bern very popul ar in recent veaL s Letters to the editor Thank.'i, folks! Dear Si r On behalf of the st udents and staff of Pom er oy E lement.lrv ll ts with extrem e pleasure !hat we make public our most slncerl' apr£>Ciation to the Pomerov Mr t chants Assoc iation fm lhr don.t ilon of monies lo the Robert B Morris Llbr<t ry ! Media Cenl et Thr school and communit y cer tal nlv acknowledge the phrase ' A Commitm ent of Excellence" does Indeed cxll In arr as other than educa l lon Sin cer f'lv John D L ts le Principle Pom e1oy E lemenlar y Sl'hool Another new tax fonn WAS HINGT ON t UP II - Th e internal Reve nu eSI'r v lee says i t I n ed to makr changes In ti S tax fot m s as inconspicuous as poss ible to avo id the sam e kind of' evo lt th at e1up ted over co mplica ted new W 4 for m s that pvcntually had to be r ev ised Th e IRS s,ud Mond av tl has 1evamped all 200 or It s ex tsll ng tax f01 ms and crr•u ted 40 new ones for nex t vear to confor m to th e new l ax law The J98fi t.lX 1efot m law ellmln al es 01 redu ces many dedu ctions and adds some new require m enl s to assure the government Is gettm g wh at It Is dur s.t ld A r t hut Allman chairman of the co mmittee tha t designed the new for m s fit firs t gl ance simpler lot m s suc h as the 1040A and 1040EZ Incom e ta x retu r ns look the sam e as lhe ones fli ed lhl s year T he cha nges becom e mOt e obv ious with I he 1040 " long form ·a nd li s compan ion s, particularly the one cover ing tax d eductible bu siness expen ses Altman sa id the I RS t ried 10 m ake t he changes as Invisible as poss ible in pat t becau se of the 1ax paver revolt that broke outwhen the agency doubled thP size of tis W 4 tax wllhholding form The IRS eventually had to 1ush out a simplifi ed W 4 bf'fOL e the complaints subsid ed ·we 1e conce1 ned by all those comments that sa td If you thought the W~ wasba d waltuntll you see the 1040 ' ' hesa ld Altman sa ldthe IRS also want ed peo ple to get used to the sam e st y le of form every year Altm an 1efused to say the forms ar e m ore co mplex simply becau sr I he average taxpayer has m ore work to f1ll out lhis yea r ' T hey do r efi £>Ct som e c hanges that aren' l easy (to f1ll oun, he conceded T hr form s wi ll ])(! tes ted bl sa mple groups of Americans and then must be approved by lhe Office o f M anage men I and Budget before they w11l be pt lnted and dlslrlbuted l ater this year. Altman sa id The IRS ex pec ts 108 million people to file an Income tax r eturn nex l year , up h om the 106 million who sP nl In re turns for 1986 • Among the c hanges - Th e sect ion listing dependent s on the 1040 and 1040A form s was r evamped Fil er s now must li st the d ependent 's full name and Social Securll y numbe r If the dependent i s 5years old or older Congress now requires the number so the IRS c an track down decf'ptions , such as in divorce cases when the spouses separate and both claim to be caring for the sam e child -SI'hedule A. on which people who file the 1040 'long for m " llsl their deductions no longer permits deductions for general sales tax )I also contains several new lines, such as those for moving expenses -Employees who clai m business expenses w1ll have to fill out a two-page form Ins lead of the old one-page sheet. They also will have to break down their expenses by type, rather than by whether they were Incurred at or away from hOme - People who buy. rent or sell houses in a given year ail lace 'Changes FolkS who get Income from rental properties , for example, will have to list whether they are active or passive parlieipants In the operation of the rental property. Home buyers. meanwhile, will have to check to determine how many "points"- interest paid to make a home loan pgsslble - are deductible. I S \TI D~ AI I fo \(ol Jo R ~ l ni l1od l' r !'!<>... 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Onlv thi S - Wh !Sllr blowrt s would get bell e• p ro tPe l ton fr om the Offt ce of Spectal Counsel wh tc h brm gs perso nn el cases before the M en I Sy stem s Pro trc l1 0n Boa rd ln the past the counsel 's office has re f used l o tnt rrv 1ew w ht stl eblo>< c r s wll nesses and occaswn all y ha s done more hat m than good " ill ; Sa n Jo r 101l• (, , ' Sunlllo a:o • ~ ' "' \ nrk ~ l'hillid1l pltla J Lo~ \n ,;tl ,, 1 1\to.,. d IJ' ~ I•UIIll "' l h -. hcr I h Reagan appotn tees m I he Ju s lice Deparlmenl the O! f tce of Personnel Managem ent and the Off1ce of Spec tal Co un sel (thr supposed fn end and protec tor of w ht st tebl ower sJ have all argued aga tn st th e legl sl at ton In tes ltm ony befor e the Hou se subcomm1t tee thev 11 arn f'd thai I he pro posed w h1 stl eblower protect ton Ia" ~<a ul d mt erf ere w tth legtt l rn aI f' di ~C l p l l na rv ari JQns create a logpm or cosrs before the M en! 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"'' ll "IJ: Utl lii'Oo ~ \1 U" l ll lll ftt l Tablets to swallow, obey____G_'e(_>r!{_e P_La_w·_nz The newspapN ad sa td for fa s! fas t rr l tef take two l ablel T he tablets show n m the ad were not asp~r~n or Alka Sel tzers ho11ever 1 hev wer e the two I .tbl cl s of sto ne on whtch God ha d " I tlen thr T en Comma ndm ent s II IS pall of an adve ri iS mg ca m p aig n by th e E pt scopa l Chur ch Created by a promt nenl acl agency the sltck ads are r unnmg tn manv r !ll t'S A nothet ad atmed "' thr non c h urch~oer shows pa ll bear l'l sca t rymg a cort m up t he steps ot .1 church The ca pllon s.tys 'Wi ll It l .tk e SIX stro ng men lo bri ng vou back lo chur c h ? 1 herr ts an ad d~rec t ed a! s i n~ I P wom en II shows a pt clure or Jesus ,,nd savs You won t fin d God"s gill 10 women m a smgles bat These ads arc des tgnccl to all ra ct ,t ll cn l lon I par llr ula rl y hope the one on thr Ten Com m andmcn ts does We cou ld usc a 1r tu rn to autho11 1y a nd obe d tencr Those a1e not popul ar wor ds toda v N01 havr they ever been Adam and Eve wav back t hen wetc expell ed f r om par adtsr beca use they didn 1 w ant to accepl au thont y Thev wa n led to dec id e for lhem sPivcs what wa s r ight a nd w1 ong Wh en God I old them not to ea t from I he I rer of knowledge of good and ev il. he mea nt th at as fair warnin g Bul lo Adam and Eve the thought that they cold make t hetr own derl sLOns about r igh t and wrong was appea l mg Aft er t hai lhc serpen t ha d htlle trou bl c- conv ln cm g them to dis· obcv God We are like Ad a m and E ve We thmk happmess comes f rom decidin g for oursel ves and ac ting accordingl y Tha t we are lea rn lng LS a formul a for unhappmess Sy ndlca led column lSI Geor g1e Ann Geyer ca ll s the breakdown or authorit y in the Amen can Emb assy In M oscow "thf' fi na l and lnr v lt able outcome o f l hc 'me genera llon 's' re fu sal of aul hon ty In A m erica hfe No body wants 10 accept auth orllv whtc h ts OK tf you want to take t he consequences a nd becom e a tht rd class nat 1on " Or a na t JO n of unhappy peopl e l nctd en tally she wro te those hnes m Smgapore whtc h she descri bes as ' this au I hontan an a nd 1mmensel v pr ospero us part of the world · Obevmg aut hott ly apparenlt y doesn'l mvolvc g1 v mg u p I he good lh mgs m hfe Nol onl y don't we wan t to br · told we musl do so methmg we don t wa nt to be told we cant do som ethm g Th e b1ggcst cnl tc1sm we hear abou t the T en Comma nd too m ents Is that thev are nega livf' ' Actua ll v ll isn t I he I hou sha II nols' that gtve most of us trou ble II ts the 1m pl tctl lhou shalts In the t hou shalt not ' comm andmen ts M art m Lu ther mcl uded thosr ··comm ands to r igh l dm ng" along w tth the ' p rohibi tions agatnst wrong dotng m h1 s explanations of the co mm and m cnls Evrn l he proht bt ltons sa td Lut her go beyo nd I he letler of the com man dmenls Thou shall nol k ill ' hr sa td eloes not s1mplv forbtcl murd er To Lu ther II m ra nt we also mu st ·nol hurl nor har m ou r neighbor 1n hiS body E\f'n then \ve an ' no t homr free We mu st " hel p and brfllend him m CVf'fY bodil y need· sa\\ a novd !ut n mtoa s upcrnovt~ bcfOIC thCII VCI V CICS Ot bcforr• their vcn te lesco pes I perhaps should sa) 1 m ay not have lh is pheno nemon r lghl bu t I do know the a sn onom tca l b rPa klh ough t s have led to " " sotl s of nc11 t heOt lrs abou I t hr umversr a few of t hem QUi te btzarre Som e fo lks qu ote lhe B ibl e i n f ixing the age o f Ea r th Ot her s insist on geological time holding that if 4 5 m i llion years were compre8sed Into six days, crea lion wou ld have taken until Tues day a fternoo n and that Chri st was born a split seco nd befor e midnight on Sa turday Etthet' way lhe universe ts old Indeed being alreadv pre tt y much in p lace before I was born 11 can" l speak f01 P1 es lden t Reaga n however l Ever yone k~ows the best time to observe the unl\ erse w ith the naked eye Is aft er the >Iar s and anti m att er com e out al night Day light usually ftnd s ext rane ous m aterial in the sky, such as va p01 ll a tis 1 r eca il the I II st I tm e a handy m an hired by my m other to work In her fl ower beds spotted vapor I t atls " M rs West. Mt s Wes t. he brea lhless ly called, simull ane ouslv bangtn g on the bac k do01 C'om l' ou1 hrre quick ' So mr thi ngs ha p pc nm g 1n t hf' elrmen ts' Mv mot h C' I( who was knO\\ n f01 hr t sr tcn llftc dcl achment as su1rd htm that something "" s .t lways happ<' n ing tn the cle mcnt s Onll usual!\ you could sec It betlcr tn t he va rd a t m ght I also remember anol her t im e my fami ly was oul In the yard gazing up at the star s ,and wonde1lng about the umwrse Incl uding how long 11 could take f01 some stor m c louds ga therin g on the dl sl ant hori zon to r eac h us My father who knew thespef'd of sound and things like th at . es timated that jud ging from th e li ghtning, the storm would be over us well before midnight My f ath er al so used to lnslsl that thunder didn 't hurt any thing, but then he probably never churned any butter for m y rna ternal grandmother I've hf'a rd m y moth er 's mother who also wa s known for her sctentlfc detachment (Who says th ese tra its ar en' f tnher Jted ?l , say I hat nothing could cause sour milk to clabber fa ster than thunder . Or m aybe 11 was clabber changing to sou r milk t You expect m e to rem ember the del ails af ter all this time•J Anyw ay, she would yell at whoever was operating the chu r n, " Hurry up with tha l butter , Speedy , • She would yell that regar dless of v. he! hC' l s lor m c lo ud" wr•1 C' approarh tng Would 1 ou say the thunder c lobber ed rl abhcr' I "ould Sounds l ike the umver se I ,tlwav s knew and loved As for bem~ los t or l hCI e In l ht' I NDIANAPOLIS tUPl l Rain ts m t he lonR range lot ecas t lot Sun dav s lnd mnapoll s 500 revlv mg mem on es of t he heavy anvth mg m nur lives or even obtamed amth mg bv 'false dcalmg' But here " the h.trd pari The rom m andmrnl aga m ~ t ste almg al so f'n}otns us l o 'help our netghbor to tmprovr and pro t ect h1s p1opN IV a n d bu siness · Never cheated on vou r spouse? T hrcom ma ndem r nl aga mt adut terv goes fur ther We m usl lea d a cha sle and decenl l1fe and eac h lovr and hon01 hts spouse I t ts not enough that we don 1 b ear falsr 11 II ness aga mst ou r nei ghbor Wr mu st • defend ht m spe .tk wrll of him ,md pu t 'th e br st co nS!r u clio n on cvrryt h1ng Swa ll ow lhf'm l ab lrts ' .JOHNSON MVP- Magic .Johnson, who guided the Los Angeles Lak er s to the best record In the NBA th1s year, poses with NBA Most Valuable Player award Monday. ,Johnson hecame the third guard to win the award in the hl'l 23 years ( UPI ) NBA playoffs resume stat s to pa t ap111 ase 'A- ood< ,\lien 11 s to ugh enough ftndm g ones wa v a t ou nd Was hmgton co nstdcnng lhc btzanr wav Pwr re L Enfant latd out thl' r 11 :, Lrt s hope thrte .11e no traff 1r C'l fC'If's In 1hC' Un i \ Cr sp By DAVID AVITABILE UPI Sports Writer Los Angeles C"oarh Pal R1lr1 Tht" Daily Sentinel ! l iSpS IU·86lt ) 1\ Dlvlollon or MuUimf'dla lm Publi shNI 1'\f'rv rtt rr noon Mo mlt\ l hllru~ h F"! lrlon 111 Cr urt Sr Pr mt t O\ Ohio bv lhr Ohi o Va llt \ P ub l llii hln~ lomp,r n' Mulllm('(liu lm P nmr r ov Oh io <l !'i7ti9 P h 1+!'1 1 2 1~ Sf r nnll r l ess prn:tl~l p;.llrf 11 P nmt"Hl\ Berry's World Ohio Mr mbrr U nllf'd Pt t~ Q Jni Pi n.lilon tl fni ,Jntl Da lh P rN>~ Assorl 11 in n rnrt rhr 0hlo Nl'" ~pa p! r Ao;s(J( ll ltnn Nal ion:tl Ad' r r IJ!-. 1111! 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S bl i Uil 1hl ltJ( (' 1 unmng Belpre, Wellston WID TVC track and field crowns • By JIM SOULSBY Belpre s Golden Eagles won thei r 13t h consecutiv e c ham pion ship m the bol s· dtv 1s10n of Sa turd av s T VC meet at M e1gs H1 gh Sc hool The Eag le$ edged Wellston s Gol den Roc kets by two pomts despne the fact the Roc kets pos ted seven f u sl pl,we fl mshes l o Bei p1 e s th ree R tf f le "a s a doub le wlnn et !01 the Eagl es w ith a 1Lme of 15 7 1n I he 110 high hurdles and a 1ecot d ht gh JUmp of 6'4' Ra smussen grabbed the other !1r st for Belpt e wtth a throw of )44 2" m the dts cu s Wellston s Mike Childers ll ter allv ran a way wLth the most valuabl e at hlete a war~ wmnln g the 400 m eter 200 nl.Pict and 100 m eter runs sel tmg npw m eel re cord s of 23 2 and 11 3l n the I at ter two The Roc ket 1600 m etel r elav team o f Crtsp Sm ith Htll and Chtld er s "1fh a I t me of 3 34 7 and the 3200 rel av g1oup or C11sp Sl al en E rv m and DaviS wtth 8 40 6 also posted new records D avtd Wall s of Nelsonvt ll e Y ot k garnered three fir sts In e 1600 800 and 3200 mr te1 event s Fmal t ea m Iota is ! 01 the bovs were B elpre lJ1 Well ston 109 Nel sonv ille York 91 M e1gs 15 Fede1al Hoc kmg 43 Tnm bte 26 Alexander 23 Vml on Co un lv 19 and Mtll er 15 In the girls dtv lsJOn Wellslon s Lady Roc kets east ly ou td ts tanced I he res t of the held w tth a total or 116 tea m pomi s As did her m ale count er pa r t HPtdi Fyffe copped the MVP award also nai hng down three fi rsl place flntshes Set a re cord tlme of 265m the 200 m ete! and also won the 100 and 400 m eiPL runs Rocket teamm ate Pam Ste wart broke the old record In thr300 hur dles and a time of 49 4 Trimble's 200 meter relav team posted a 10 371 Vtnton Countv's ROO meter squad had 1 52 I and Fr deral Hocking's 1600 melet trum wit h a time of 4 18 4 all est .tbhshed new mee t records M arauderrll<' Jenn y Mill er was lhe only Mr tgs contestant to grab a first placr ftn l ~h w tth a htgh j ump of 51 ' Tr lmbl f' w tth a team total of 6K placed second foll owed bv Nel so nv llle York 's 64 M Pi gs oR Mil ler 47 Federal Hockin g 46 Vl n savs solld defense w1 1l bP lhf' key to Igniti ng t he l aker s offense tomght against the Seatl le SupPrSontrs Th e Lakcrs kno" n for thei r f as t b rea km g off ense wrre slowed constderabh by Sca n lc 111 Sa tu rday s Gam e 1 of the Wrs t er n Conference !m al. but man aged to w m 92 87 W<' can f rei\ on our offrnsP agai nst thts tea m ' R iley sa 1d We can 1~ et fr us tra ted bv thei r d efens<' We have to get back, shut them down and hope tha t so mewhere yo u re going to get a r r ack. get a br ea k ' Th e Lakers stancd hot 111 Gam e I of t he bes t of seven series m ak ing ~ 1 of l fletr ftrst ~9 shots bu t dosed b] co nn ectin g on j ust 2 of 20 attem pts VI NTON - Ctal mm g a glan l 20 4 victor y th e Eastern Eag les wra pped up the 1987 SV AC base ball champi onship with a 12 2 m ark and excellent 21 ~ m ark overall by def eatin g North G,!ll ta here M ond ay night a l Vi nton , Eastern also the rC'Cently crowned Sec tional Champtons. w ill play Port smouth Clay Friday In lhP Dlslrict T ournament at Untoto Hi gh School ju st outside Chilil cot he Ga m e time is 4 p m Eastern pl at ed si x runs In the flrSI mnln g then never looked bac k as Steve Hor ner pttched anot her br tl1 wn t ga m e to pi ckup his si xth victory against no de feats 1n th at fi r st Inning Jeff Ca ld well si ngled sl ole bolh second and third . th en after Ed Co lli ns drew a wa lk scored on a t wo ru n doubl e by Br ya n Durst Strvr Horn er thr n doubled homf' Ours! and scorPd on a run scoring sin glr bv K y le Davis Brent Nor ton and Greg L each man lhen fo l lowed wit h R BI singles t he sco r r now 60 Aft er a scorr lrss second tn nlng, Eas lcrn erupted for right r uns In lhe thi rd on t ri ples by K y le Dav is and Greg Leathma n and a firs t of two hom e runs by Jeff J ohnson wh o beat the series of r elay th rows In f rom deep ern fer field the scor e now 14 0 Eas tern wen t on to w in 20 4 to n Coun l v 44 Alexa nder 32 and Bel pt e 21 Compiele Results J tson Bootht 19 10 I ONG JUMP - t\iC'l Tl'!r\ H lll 1 9 8 • ~ 1FH~ John Six 197 IHYt Chr is Smnh 19h l ~ CMF. ) Kuhn 19il 1 fWE I McV1'' 1G 31 tBEI SHOT PUT - R(lbb\ Spur \o('k 4Rtil l I F'H I Rasmu!o;sPn -17 10 rBE I D lont'!<: 4 ~~, , tAXI Mlkt>1rmnf'r431 McDnn,t ld U 73 ti'J Y1 (\1( ) S 1){-nn' Wrh;h .J l 1 t ME l "Hl \. 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In part lo donat1on s of vtta organs lot transplants There IS. today an urgent ne ed for organ donors Whtle ltv me donors related to the pat1ent may be selected 'for t1dney triit splants some organs not present '" pa irs must come lrom non-ilvmg donors These organs when removed tmmedtatety after death, lunctton JUSt u well as those from related hY1na donors MIZWAY TAVERN _---. ~ .. . - One must 11ve plt'mtsston before organ donat tons can be made In tht case of 1 relattve who has d11d the famtly. knowmc of the relet1ve's ••pressed opt · ln1ons on the subtttt, may gtve permtsston Lone Wolf land $2.00 COVEl CHAIGE . . . . 21 For So uther n M ik C' WolfOJd led lhr wav with thrrr slngirs Chi' ls Stout a doubil• and stng lr Ba r ry MeCoy " stnglr DaVI' A mbu rgey a sl ngtr John Rif fle" sln glr a nrl Ken Tu r ii'V a double and si ngle E astPrn Is Id l e• until Fr idays Di strict g.tml' ' SCIENCEl In most all cases lhe normal funer al customs and procedures ma1 be observed T h is is thr biggest ga m eo fthr s..rles ' sa1d Lakers guard M l chac l Coo per the NRA s De fen slve Pla yer of the Year FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHT IIAY 22nd & 23rd Ea slrrn senior G r eg Leac h man led l hf' htl parade w it h two triples." stng lf' and a wal k for a pPrfrc l n1ght Jrff J ohnson had two homr run s and fi ve RBI 's .!r tf Ca ldwell a homf'r un an d sin gl<• B1 van Durs t a double and ,1 sl nglr Steve HOI mer a uoubtr and smglc Kylr Dav is a ltlpil' and sin gle Brenl Nor ton twdsin· glr s Ed Col ilns a singlr and Bria n Shat p a single Br ian Ba l lrv had a ltlplr and Jr!l m v Ba 1be1 a stngtr Hornrr fanned ntn~ w.t lkrd one and gave up t hrPP hit s In fl vr• tnntn gs of wm k In Parnlng the win KPn ny Cdluwrll came· on In re li ef to strike out l wo and allow fou r unear ned run s on errors. whllf' Jeff Caldwell pi cked up thr s.Jv e brhlnd a Ion Bl ssrll St<•ve Ho1ner Gn·g Leac hman double play For N(, Rick Wrlch had a sin· gle and triple. RogPr Shadwic k two sin gles Aaron Wallerson a sl nglr and Da\e Hun l a single Rick WPi ch was l agged wll h the loss stri ki ng ou t six and wal kin g four I n Sal ur da y s SectiOnal Cham plonshlp ga mr the• followi ng hillers were oml 11ed E d Co lli ns had two si ngles KytP Davi s t wo singles Jeff Caldwell a slnglr Jeff .Johnso n a slngiP St<'ve• Horn er a single, and Mark Grlf fin a slngil' CAN I HAVE ATRADITIONAL FUNERAL SERVICE AND STILL DONATE MY BODY TO MEDICAL SINGLE fOPY PRI CE . ~-~- downpoUJ ~ Eagles capture SVAC title Wr mav nrvrr h,JV(\ stolr n The speed of clabher ________B_y_Dt_.ck_- w_e_st WASHJ N(;ON The subj ect of tod" ' s lee l Ull' ts the u nivr1sr an d .t llt h.ll I he wot d tmphes M1 mtetest ii.J Sa rouscd mr lfl cn t,tll\ b\ recent unl\rrsal btcak t hou~h l > surh os the one wtwn cr1 tl11n luf'k\ asl r omr t s The Dally Sentlnei- Page- 3 Rain forecast for Indianapolis Sunday .~; Scoreboard ... . The Daily Sentinel ,Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio (114) . . . .41 1011~. 11\110 You may hen wondered if you could don~te you own body end/or orpnl to medtcal sc11nce upon your death. yet you may w1sh to conform to the lra )!lions of full funerel serv1ces We would be at ad to di$CUSI this In conftdence with you. 6TH STR EET )614166 7 311 0 COOLVILL E. OHIO • �., Tuesday, Ohio 19. 1987 Phils hand Dodgers 5th loss • m .row; Giants beaten ·a gain By MIKE SULL.IV AN UPI Sports Wrller Bruce Ruffin finally dfscovered success on the mound a nd power at the plate. Ruffin, 3·3, delivered a gamewinning, two-run double and pitched 7 2-3 effective Innings Monday to spar k the Phlladelphia Phlllles to a5-3 victory over the Los AngelesDodgers. Ruffin, who went 9-4 for the Phlilies as a rookie last season, entered the ga me having los t two straight starts, giv in g up nine r uns In on ly 4 2-3 innings. " It was fru stra ting," Ruf.fin said. "But I didn 't get too down. I knew l had been succesful and I knew I had not been doing th ~ thIn gs th aI made me successful. " The Phillles chased Los Angeles starter Rick Honeycutt , 2-2. with five unearned runs in the sixt h to take a 5-1 lead . Mike Schmidt led off With a s ingle and went to second when lhird baseman Bill Madlock field ed Glenn Wilson's groundball and threw high to seco nd baseman Steve Sax for an error. One out later, Chris James for 55 with one double las t season. " I was right on II. It was by far the hard est bal l I've hit in the big leagues." Honeycut t then walked Mllt Thompson and gave up a two- run triple to Von Hayes, hilling second for the first time this season . " We lost it in a hur ry," Los Angel es manager Tom La sorda sa id . "The pitcher got the big hit." Elsewhere in th e Na tional League, Houston defeated Pittsburgh 4·1, Montreal dow ned San fra ncisco 7-2, and San Diego lopped New York 7-!i. Astros 4, Pirah•s I AI Pittsburgh, Di cki e Thon slammed hi s first hom er of thP Loc ) bo a wling l-29-Kl Tf'am Ku r N Kurt . .. ...... .... .. ..Pts, ' '" wh .. tr·v ·s usecl r'" ' & r""' ·· "'"' Duk•· tru<'king .... ................ . · .. 1 ~; 01 t~n~'.f~~:~~~~ . ." ~ ······· ··· ·· ·· · ··•\jj .t's E"""· ···· ··· Sl•<-1rs. PomPro,v M iddlf·porl ... ... . ·· "" .. 1:1!1 G' ""'v Hoir Arr s .. .... .... .. .. . .. 1.17 Ph arm ar_ v North ... ........ .. .... ... ...... t 2fi singled In Schmidt for his fir st ~~\~;RT;·~~;krn, _~ E~< • :;~ RB I of the season. Luis Aguayo Rio Mtn l Marr .... ...... .. ......... . ........... 97 2 hit into a forceout a t third befo re Ni~~ ~i;O~'ju~~!t;; ~:;~.':, .' N\'~ 'f~~· Ruffin doubled to right to score SeriPs: So n"" Roush. <"1 : Chris s"""v. 446; Kf'it tm' Wil li am~ . Hfi': Hl gh Trai-n . f I 3 Ja mes and Aguayo or a . c, mr: Gallrrv Hair Arrs. 61;3; JimMlnk '.s Phlilies lead. Chcv.-Otds. 634: Duk<' Trucking, 624; High " I was J'ust trying to make Tram ScriPS: .lim Mink 's, IR26 ' Gai!Prv Hcd r Arts , 1704: Ku1 N l< url. 1711 . contact." said Ruffin , who was 4 r;::::::::::::::::::::::::=~ Reds to activate Esasky this ev.:~nilll~ FORCE OUT - Oakland's lwn Cey ( II) slides hard Into second hase as Yankees' shortstop Wayne tolleson wa.• able to get the force and mak e Tigers make it the throw to first In lime lor a double play Monday against Yankees. (UPI) • • SIX ID row ·with 6-3 victory over Texas By ,JO EL SHERM AN UPJ Sports Writer The Detroit Tigers and Balli· more Or ioles have ca pitalized on recenl power surges to bat ile back from miserabl e s tarl s. At Arlington , Texas, the Tigers ; con tinued the torr id hitt ing they ' had started durin g an 11 - ga m ~ ~ homestand, co lle(· ting 16 hit s : Mond ay night to defeat the Texas : Rangers 6-.1 and ex tend their i winning streak to s ix games : their longest sin ce .J un e 198!i. At Seattle, F:dd ie Murray and 1 , Te rry Kennedy crac ked home ~ ru ns to mark thf' 10th time In 11 : games th e Orioles registered at , least two homers a nd lift Ratti ; more to a 6-0 triu mpl1 over the i Sea ttle Mariners. Th e Ori oles ' are 8-3 In their las t 11 games. 13all lmore a nd Detroit m tcred .. Ma y;, with !den t In ti \J.l !i records. · ime-ha lf gamf' out or last place in : the Am('rkan League l·:ast. ··Hittin g Is the reaso n I ill' Orioles ; will en ter toda y· s :ret ion Hl-19 and .: the TI~N s 17-ln. During their 11 -ganw honws; ta nd tha t Pndc<i Sund ay , thf' ; Tigers hit .29H with 71ru ns >rnd 22 · homers. 1'l<' lrolt's tea m butt ing : avNa gr climbed 17 poi nts dur ing ; th at strPtrh. "We' n• in a groove with Ihi' ba t : and th at's good to sec," D<'tro lt : Mana gPr Sp:H'k.v Am-lr'rson sale! . "A lot of guys are swi nging good right now." De troit's victory Monday featured three doubles, four stolen bases and a two-run homer by Pat Sheridan . Seven of Detroit's hit s ca me off starter J ose Guzman, 2-:l, over :l l -3 Innin gs .Jeff Robinson, 2-2, a late r<' piacement for sc heduled sta rter Dan Petry, went 5 J.:l innings to gain his second major-league victory. Pet ry missed his start beca use of a fev er and chills. Mike Henneman pitched 2 2.:! Innings before Mark Thurmond ca me on to earn hi s third save. Baltimore has 32 homers in It s las t 11 ga mes, breaking th e major-league record for such a span of :10 set by the New York Gia nt s in 1\147. Ba ltimore had hit two or mort? homers In nin e st raig ht games before Kennedv was t h1~ only Oriole to co nne~ t Sunday ;,t Cali forn ia . " I hopr we get another rcC'Ol'(l, " Orioles Manager Cal Hlpken Sr. sa id. Tlw Orio les used a formu la Monday that Ripken' s predeces· sor, Earl Weaver. had madr fam ous: :lOme ru ns and s1rong pitching. ThP pitching ca me from Mikr Bnddicker, :l-1, who hurled a lhrrr -hlltrr to pick up. his fir st viC' tOr)' sin ce April 28 when he shu t out Kansas Cit y on one hit . He struc k out. fi ve and walked two. " I ha te tosayit because he'son the ot her side, but I like to wa tch him work." Seattle Manager Dick Williams said of Boddlcker. " He's· like a surgeon. He changed speeds. It 's a classic example of how to pitch. He keeps hitters of'! balance. That's what pitching is all about." · Seatt le starter Mark Langston, 4-4 , took th e loss. Elsewhere in the American League, Kansas Cit y defea ted Boston 4-2, New York edged Oak land 2-1 and Toronto routed·· Ca lifornia 12-0. Royals 4, Re d So• 2 AI Kan sas Cit y, Mo .. Danny Tartabull hit his· second gamewinn ing homer in as many days, a two-run blast in the s ixth inni ng, to rally the Roya ls. Yankt•es 2, Athletics I i\1 Oak land, Calif., Dave Win fi eld blas ted two homers to back. the combined seven-hit ter of Tommy Jo hn and Tim Stoddard, lifti ng the Ya nkees . Rlue .Juys 12, Angels 0 i\ t Ana heim, Calif., Ji m Clancy pitched a two-hi tter and Ernie Whitt a nd Lloyd Moseby clubbed hom ers to spark Toronto. HUBBARD$ GREENHOUSE CINC INNATI ~UP! ) -The Cincinnati Reds plan to activate first baseman Nick Esasky from the disabled list for tonight's game at Chicago, a club spokesman said Mond ay. Esasky has been playing for the Reds ' Class AAA Nashville tea m as part of a rehabilitation program the past two weeks. Esasky's right wrist was broken w6hen he wals hit byl al pitch March I AtIn aNashville, spr ng tra Esasky n ng game. batted SYRACUSE 992-5776 Now Open for Spring Season Bridge Closing Special .442 (23-for-521, with 5 home runs a nd 18 RBI. A roster spot will be clea red for him before tonight's Geraniums, Violets & Hanging Baskets. Open 9·S Daily, Sunday 1-S VEGETABlE PlANTS Sl Fl PEl DDZEN PACK $750 •EI FLAT ERI OW NG PLANTS Sl PER season, a two-run shot, and Mike Scali pitched a three- hitler to lead Houston . Montreal 7, San Francisco 2 At Montreal, Neal Heaton fired a six -hitter and capped a four-run third i nnin ~ with a two-run single to lead the Expos. San Diego 7, New York 5 M New York, Stanley Jefferson and Kevin Mitchell each drove in a run to pace the Padres. so. PK. $750 PEl FLAT Shrubbery or Fruit Trees, • • many vanet~es: ,. :- Scioto Downs • •• •' COLUMBUS. Ohio tUP I1 :: B.J.'sBoardwalk and Andy'sOre ,.•• success fu ll y negoliat cd · a r "sloppy track" at Scioto Downs ·: to win separate divisions or the :: Star Pointer pacing series Man:; day night . •, B.J.'s Boardwalk cap tu i·ed the seventh race division. scoring a , 9 ~ length triumph over Good :, Show Boy a nd Rand. B.J.'s •' Boardwalk covered the mile hl 2:00 1-5 and returned $3.40, S3 and $2.80. Andy's Ore turned In a 2:00 3- 5 : clocking to beat out Seven • Hundred and Gray Mirage In the ~ sixth race. The winner returned $8, $4,40 and $3. 40. Sparky Slam won the third • race, kicking off a 3·8-2 trlfecta •· combination that was worth $91~. 40. Moving Cloud and Har• bar Kate rourtded out t~e com"<t• A crowd of 2,363 wagered :l ••· $230,548. having a problem with cocaine April 17. Under an agreement with the com miss ioner's office. Mi lner wa s placed on the 21-day di sabled list a nd checked Into a re habilita tion clinic. "Eddie is in grea t spli'ils and good physical condition." said Gia nts vice pres ident and general manager AI Rosen. " He's ready to come ou t and play baseba ll agai n. We're delighted with the success of th e program and the progress Eddie has made." Milner. who hit .222 with one RBI In eight games with the Gian ts, was sche\luled to join Phoenix in Tacoma Monday night. He was to work out with the Firebirds to get himself back In shape and then the club said he would be placed on the 20-day Injury rehabilitation list. It was unknown when Milner wou ld be able to rejoin the major league cl ub. By BOB HOEFLICH in vited to both event s. After a lo r of months of . planning, the ·Racine fire DeMonday 1vill mark the 96th partment an d ·Memori al Da)· observance a t the Emergency Burlingham Church and CemeSquad Sunday tery and on ha nd will be for mer will conduct two Burlin gham resid e nt. fr ank dedications O'Brien. Col umbus. one to the late O'Brien is a former resident of Alfred "Putt" Burlingham and he, hi s wife and Lyons and one to their son were prisoners of war in the late Walter Cleland. the Philippines during World Wa r I I. A monument will be dedicated to the memory of the late Mr. After his retirement , Mr . Lyons and the Racine Emer- O'Brien came arross a banjo gency Squad Building will be which his fa ther had given him dedicated in memory of th e la te when he was a boy. His interest· Mr. Cleland. grew and he mastered th e The memorial to Mr. Cleland inStrument and now is frequently was start ed some years ago and called upon to enter ta in on the was completed· fhis year when banjo in th e Columbus area. So· ·the lettering was placed on the he' ll have the banjo on hand during the Monday observance. ·.. side of the structure . In cident ally , about $350 more The serv ice sta rt s at 1:30 p.m. are needed for th e monument to And , of course. the program will Mr . Lyons a nd resident s ma y have a number of other feature s. help wrap up the project by Speaking of Memorial Day, send ing donations to th e .Racine Emergency Sq uad , P .O. Box 281, Mrs. ·Virgi nia Hedrick and her Racine, Ohio. The use of the gra ndson, Brian Hedrick. have placed flags at the Mount Her don ations should be des ignated . mon Cemetery in memory of the Latest contributors to the . Lyons Memorial include Sheriff . late Edward Hedrick. They tried Howard frank , Syracuse Emer- to get everyo ne but just in case gency Squad, George E. Cu m- someonP wa s overlooked, re~a mins, VIllag e Cu t Rate, Ebers lives ra n call Mrs. Hedr ick an .Gulf, Star Supply, Racine De· she'll take care of the situatio . partment Store, Wagners Ha rd· .Jonathan Perrin, Me igs High ware, Shirt Shop, Racin e Laud ragrad and son of Mrs. Gay Perrin mat , Roses Excavating, Inc., and th e late Rev . W. H. Pe rrin , Home National Bank, Girls Sco ut Troo p 104 2, John Lem ley , was aga in na med to the dea n's Crosses Grocery, Pau l' s Ba rber list for the win ter quarter at the Universit y of Cinci nn ati. Shop, and Linda's Ladyfa ir. The Racine f ire Department Lu cky me. I 've bee n named to will hold its annual Memoria l Day chicken bar becue Sund ay a t head the new Meigs Procrastinathe fire station starlin g at li::IU tors Club - wan t to tell you about a.m. with the two dedications to it , but ca n' t do it right now . tak e place at 1 p.m. You arc Mea ntime, don't put off smiling. Many Hearl'ng Problems Can d Be Helpe .• hea r but do not understand WOrdS has been annOUnCed bY Be ltone. A non- operatin a o m o del of the smallest hearing aid Beltone has ever developed will be given absolutely free to • a nyon e requesting lt. It's yours for the asking, so send for it now. It is not a real h earl'ng al'd, but 1·t Wl' ll. \ h ' h ' ShOW YOU OW tiny earmg help can be. The actual aid weighs less than <U1 eighth o ( an ounce, and it fits com., pletely into the ear canal. These models are free, so we suggest you write for your~ now. Again, there is no cost,. and certainly no obligation. Although a hearing aid may not he Ip everyone, more and more people with hearing ' losses are bemg helped. For· your free sample send your nam e, address, and phone', number today to: Department 75677, Beltone Electront'cs: ~' \ ~t1' AGES 9-12- Winners In the age9-12 category of The Daily Sentinel's annual Easter coloring eontest are. left to right, Michelle Donovan, 12. of Coolville, $15; Lorrl Rurn<'ln, 11 , Rutland , $111; Plans for a golf tourna men t to be held on ,tun e l2 an d 1:! at the JayMa r Golf Course were outlined at·Tuesday night's mee ting ,· of the Ohio Eta Phi Cha pter of : Beta Sigma Phi Sorority , I Registra tion for t'he co-ed ,; scramble will be S:l5 with a ll ; money to go into the charit y fund .- of the chapter. The scramble will · r~g~a~m~e~-~----------~~_j~::::::::::::::::~==~~~~~6~·-----------------: ; ' ' ' Kindergarten . . regtstrattan set Kinderga rten grad uation will takr place ut the Chester Ele-' mrntary Sc hool on the morning of Ma y 29 following an awards program . Th~chlldrc n arc to rok mt> to s(' hol on the bus and rna) lravr at noon either on the tiu s or by riding with their parent s. Th f'rc will be refreshment s l'or the kind erga rten r hlldrr n. On F'rldav gra des I through 6 will take a' trip to forked Run StatP Par k, Peggy Cra ne will be there to talk about herbs and wildflowers, her daught~r will presen t a program on lnsect o. Keith Woods, gamr protector. wil l have a clinic on fishing. and .John Cos tanzo, Russ Moore, and Bill Buekil'y will hav•• programs on boat safe ty, hiking, map rradlng , and other. outdoor aC'I lvlt les. C rt h,v .Jo hn s on. ou !g o ing president. New -officers lnsta lied were Teresa Kenn edy. pres ident; AGES ~-H - Winners in the age 4-H category of Ro•edsvllle, Sl5 for first plac••; Saru Craig, G. of fl< ·cky Triplett , vice president ; ' The Dail,r Sentinel's annual Easter coloring Pomeroy, Si lO for st•cond plact•: \\l t~,odt•y Tho('nt•, 5, Mart y ferguso n, treasurer: contest are, left to right, Michelle Caldwell, age 'l, of l'omeroy, $ii lor third plac•·· Linda .lonrs, recording secretary, an d Sherr·y Wilcox, corres-· pond in!( seeret a ry. ,\ report wa s give n on the be limited 10 42 players . founder' s Day dinner at th<• TUESDAY wi ll meet Wed nesdav at th e EAST MEIGS - Th(• ComA picnic was annou nced for Sportsman in Athens. New POMEROY - Xi Gamma muni c ip a l build i n'g Club bi ned F:lemcnt arv Choir of F.astMay 26 at th e home of Pam pledges were discussed. Eps ilon wi ll meet Tuesday at members should be rea dy · to ern Local Sc ho~l Dis tric t will Vaughan . A gift was present ed to Shoney's in Point Pleasa nt. leave the bu lldi ng at 9: :lO a.m. for prr ... L'nt u conecr l Wcdn c·sday, Members are to mee t at the the tour. i ::«l p.m.. at Ea stern Hig h Pomeroy parking lot at 5:4!i p.m. Sc hool. Th r- public is lnvilt' d. RUTLAND - AmNican LP· POMEROY - Overea ters Vi!'· gion Post 467 will hold elo•ction of TII UHSDi\Y A tour of the new ly renova ted Mrs. George Hackett, vice presitorious Weight Loss Club wi ll offleers at I h Clr regula r meet lng Blennerhasset Hotel, followed by dent ; Mrs. Chester Erwin , treasRock Spr ings flr ll r:r Ht'ait h lunch in the dining room , and a urer ; Mrs . Si blcy Slack, start meet lng May 19. fr om 7to 8 on Wedn esday, 8 p.m .. at the post Cluh \\'i ll mer t Thursda y, I : t:, p.m., in the youth room of Mount hom e. boat trip to the Isla nd hi ghll ghl ed sec reta ry. p.m .. ;.r t the hom<' of MlldJ'I•d Oli ve Co mmun it y , Churc h. the last meetin g until fa ll of the Guests on the trip were Miss .Jac·obs. PAG EVILLfo: - Pea rl C h u p~ l Middlepor t Literary Club . Nellie Zerkle, Mrs. J ean Coa tes. Leader will be J udy Hoit!'r. Unit ed Method is t Chu rc h will be Mrs . Dwight Wall ace, outgoing Mrs. Ira Butcher, Mrs. Eileen In rev ival Wednesda y and ThursPOMEROY XI Gamma president, prescnt l'd the gavel to Fl uck, Mrs . Putnam Bragg. Meet · day with Rev . .Jamrs Wr lls of Epsilon will meet Tuesday a t the new president. Mrs. Wilso n · ings will resume In Oc tober. Win r hest r-r . Ky. 1-: l'o' ryo ne in Poin t Pleasant. Shoney 's Carpenter. Other officN s arc COUPON Members are to mee t a t th~ wr•lrome. Pomeroy parking tot at !i:4!i p.m. Community calendarI area happenings ;. Literary. Club tours Island ' ··: .. 1 ' Cant ribulions were made to the .National Youth fund, the Sta te You th and Travel fund, and Frlendl v Hills Camp when. Rock Springs C:ra nge met recently at the hal l. Members are to meet at 6 p.m. Thursday to place th e flag pole and flag at tht' site of th e rock springs. It was noted tha t th e grange will exhibit at the fair. i\ potlu ck dinner preceded the meeti ng with grace being given by Br una Grueser. Barbara fry, wo men' s ac tivities chairman, reportrd that al l coo kbooks have bern so ld , and tha t anot her order wi ll be pl;.r ced. Fo ll owi ng the• meet ing-a n auc tion was held with Pa t Holt€'rand William Radford as auctioneers. Rork Spri ngs Grang•• will vis it Harrisionvlllf' Grange on .Jun e 10. Rr poned ill wrrr Gar lancl Caldwrll and E rvin Pot ratz . and Shan nun Codrlt.'r, 10, Syru<: ust•. $;). Ohio Eta Phi has meeting Corporation, 4201 West Vic..: toria Street, Chicago, lllinoi ~; Chatter Club conduts sessian ' ' Lynn , McKinney hosred the , ' recent meeting of the Chatter ·~ Club held at th e home of her ; mot her.- De lores Whitl ock. •, ~ Svrarusc. :: · Offi cers' reports were given • and a bake sa le was planned for : : the next meeting. Hostesses gift s 1; were prese nted to Mrs. McKi n:• ney a nd a birthday gift to Mrs ,.,.••I ' Whitlock and a n annlversar:; gift to Lola Harrison. . RP!reshment s were se rved and ga mes pla yed with pri zes going to Elaine Quillen, Susie Cl eland . Linda Gheen, a nd April Hudso n. The door prize was won by Donna fry . Next meetin g will be held at the home of Doris Wilt In Syracuse . POMEROY - Meigs High School's Spring Sports Banquet will be Tuesda y. 7 p.m .. at the school. Thosr att endin g arc asked to bring two covered dishes . WEDNESDAY SYRACUSE - Syracuse Third Wednesda y Homemakers CLub ,.,.,. ,. •• ,. ,. ,.,.•',• Bookmobile roJtte Bookmobik servi<'l' In MP I~s County Is b.v c·ontrart wi th Oh io Va ll ey Area Li bra r ies. Tuesday: Leta rt fall s, fcffl e's Restaurant , LUJ-4::111; 11a cinC' bank ,~ : 15-6: 15; S ~ruc· u s• · ~• (Tos s from ball field . li: .111-7: :m. Wednesday : Keno. nol'lh side of bridge, 2: 20-:t 0:•; Long Ho t tom post off ice, .1: 20-4: WJ; Rt>cd s vil le. Rcpd's Storr·; •1: lo·c•: Tupper's P lai ns. Lodwick \ , n-7; Chester fi re station, ·corn er ar ras' front , 7: lo-8. GOSPEL MEETING AT WESTSIDE CHURCH • OF CHRIST 3326 Children's Home Road, Counly Rt. 76 & Laurel Cliff Rd. POMEROY, OHIO 45789 S,rvi<Os (cich hening at 7:30 Sunday Morning 10 A.M. Sunday Evening 6 P.M. Evangelist, Weldon Womock of Xenia Ever 0111 Welcome HEARING TESTS IN MEIGS COUNTY Free Electronic hear ing te sts will be aiven by Bellone Hearina Aid Center at DR. RANKIN PICKEN'S OFFICE 509 SOUTH THIRD AVENUE, MIDDLEPORT, OH. THURSDAY, MAY 21 , 1917 FROM 9:00 TO 12:00 (Noon) . ' THE TESTS Will BE GIVEN BY A LICENSED HEARING AID SPECIALIST Anyone who has trouble hearing or understandina conversation is invited to have a free hearing test lo see if this problem can be helped! Brine this coupon with you for your FREE HEARING TEST of $50 value. Adult s only , please . C E ~ ~acation Stecials ,. , •• ,.•• •• ,.,. ,. ' ., •• '· •• • BACK IN BOOTH - Chicago Cubs' announcer Harry Cary, stunds up at a news confer· enct Monday to show off his trim figure alter loosing n pounds after suffering a stroke In February, Carary returns to the mlcrapbone · announcing Cubs games start: lng tolnight In Cincinnati. (UPI) Horeshoe pitching courts open to public Horseshoe pitching courts in the Dave Diles Park In Middleport are open to the public for use, Harry Bailey, president off the Meigs County Club. announced today. Regular pitching sessions wjll be held on Tuesday; Thursday and Saturday nights beginning at 6:30, along with Sunday after- . Rock Springs Grange meets ·Dedications slated... :Milner leaves clinic SAN FRANCISCO 1UP I I : Vetera n outfiPider Eddie Miln<' r has lcfl a dru g rehabilitation · -·cli nic and will join thr San ~ F'rant'isco Giant s' AAi\ cl ub In ~ Phoenix to work himself back ! Into shape, the cl ub announced ' Mond ay. '• Milner, obtai nc·d by th e Glan t:S ~ in an off-season trade with the ~ Cincinnati Reds. admitted to Tuesday, May 19, 1987 ' Page-5 Beat of the bend Ad iCrl iw rlwtll • The Daily Sentinel. By .TheBend C hicago, IlL -A free offer of special interest to those who owl.'l Skyline l.an"' NITE ' noon . Experienced pi,tchers will be on hand several times a week to assist those wanting to learn the sport. Bailey _advises that ·there are shoes for beginners !O use. Plans include developing new and young pitchers for participation in.the Block Party Open on Sept. 19. 155 / SOR WR12 ... ' 29 .95 175 / 80R13 ........... 41 .25 185 / 80R13 ............ 43 .95 195/75R14 ............ 44 .95 205/75R14 .......... .. 46 .00 215/75R14 .... ........ 50 .00 215/75R15 .......... .. 50 .00 226/75R 15 ............ 53 .00 236/75R15 ....... ..... 55 .95 • •' A SPECIAL SECTION ABOUT HEALTH CARE IN THE TRI-COUNTY AREA IS COMING ·FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1987 · • • '. ' .",.•• ,I ,• ADVERTISING DEADLINE IS FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1987 I. ,• GOOD THRU MAY 30th I '.'•' FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL YOUR LOCAL AD REPRESENTAnVE TODAY! .• ·'·' ' Point Pleasalil Register 675-1333 Steve or Y"Kicy Galipolis Trllune Daily Sa•lwwl 446-234.2 gry or Trfionda 992-2156 Dave or Paul 15" BLEMS While Supply Lasts CHECK LIST !l" Alignment Most Can .... s14.50 l!r Tire Rotation ........ '4.00 l!r Brakes, Front and Rear for Estimate ill-Batteries- Heavy Call Duty ............. SS4.9S 72 MOnth Warranty ,• •• ,• ,.,• :·,•• ' POMEROY HOME & AUTO - :•,•• • •,• .•.. . _:...·... FEA'n.JRED - The Gary Slew art Quhaet wUJ be featured al Salunlll)' nlgllt 'a Pomeroy Ala mal ~ Dance to be held 9 to 12 In the cafeteria of Meigli High School. The d811ce 18 open to the public and MlnlllleniiSI. ' 600 East Main 992 -2094 Pomeroy. Oh; BRAKE SERVICE ALIGNMENT (Most Cardsl ' 14.60 r I. • �. " Tuesday May 19 1987 Page-6- The Oatly Senttnel Pomeroy-Middleport, Oh10 Tuesday May 19, 1987 Public Notoce Quirks in the news _________________ By United Pres~ lnternatiollal her e Is no va nd al sm jl( r se Amnesty ollered lor rt turn nl sai d pollee Sgt R Peper But •lreet signs LEWJ~TON Mame we know who d1d 11 and will t UP! 1 Hundreds of srreet prosecute 1! necessary s1gns ba r n ca des and traffic A man who ld.;nufled himself cones are stolen each yea r m as Ca l v in I Techer and sard he 1 ew sto n butth1 s yea r poll ee are was a student at Ca itech m try mg some! h ng new - am Pasadena ra iled Un lled Press nest) o anyon e who hr ngs one lnternallonal Monda) say mg he ba c k and about three dozen o thers MaJ LJurrnl Gilbert sa 1d as were Involved in the prank much as 20 percen or the$> 000 There s a televJs on sho;; on the c€ nlra l Matn c c tl y budgets onlg ht for the 100th ann versary for tra ffi c signs annuall) 1s spe nt of H oli; wood and the fac t that rep lar ng stolen or lost s1g ns II s a1rl ng toda) a nd we h adn 1 m of wh1 ch r nd up on had a b1g prank In a wh 1le lfcnagrrs walls or n the dorms prompted us to get off our bulls of Bates C:o llegc and du somethmg he sa d He said police are hoping to Th e ca ller sa1d 1 took a bout take ad va ntage of the end or the two hours 10 co mplete lh~ tas k ar<:~ d e mlc year when studr>nt s We had no probl ems at all may be mon wJ i lmg 10 part w1 h hr satd We used black and he s gn s whrtr pla st tc hung from he tops We lose several hundred n of 1he letters the course of a year Gilbert Ca it ech one or the nat 1on s said Recent ly one evcnmg we mos t pres! JgJOus sc hools has a lOst somet hin g like 17 of them l ong htstory of student pranks In You would be surprised where one o f thetr m ost famous acts of they turn up m1 sc hJ ef sever al Cal Techers No ques tion s will be aske d dev1sed 1 plan that resulled In during the weeklong amnes ty 2 212 Un I f Sll y or Wa shin gton which lxgan Monda; Gilbert boosters hold ng up sign s dunng sa id Public Works Department hal ftim e at the 1961 Rose Bowl personnel w11l eve n p1ck up I ht spellmg ou t C A L T E C H for sign s II people have 1rr ublc million s cf Vlf wers fmdlng wa ys of gellmg them to Their la tes t prank was not the city garage he sa1d 1ppn r 1ated b ) the po te e or the Caltech goes llollywood I OS \h omlx r or Commerce of Hollv ANGELES iUPlt Stud ent wood wh1ch Is pa rt of I he Cll ) of pranksters from the Ca l l ot n a l os Angeles In stitute of Tec hn ology say th ey Soo ner or later someon e w11l are rr sponslblr fo r al tu ng I he fall whrle cl tmb ng onto tha lamed HOLL YWOOD sign o th ng Pepersald Thi ssortof I Pad CAl TE\H and the au thing ju st encourages others to thorilies arc not amused dO II Th E s gn wa s not damdgcd fh r> s gn w JS I xed w thtn '"Y --__ _- _ -_,.._. __ ... . ·--__ ... _--· __ _ _ _ . . . ...... __ --.. .. -...... . .. - - ..... ___ Marncd couplt s sav the; really don 1 a1gue \er} mu ch and "'hen there are l am II; feud s It s par ent s and rh ldren who arg ue the most th e mag a li ne said 1 he survcv 10\ 0ived 649 m ar rlcd adult s 116 of I hem parent s "' ho responded m a telephone pqll The mar gm of e1ror was plu s or m1nu s l R per cent When spouses do argue ~2 perce n t arg ue !bout dt sc 1pl nm g r hlidrr>n pcrcrnt about mo "' y 2 > percent a bou 1 other dccJstons "ncermng Child ren ~q pt 1ce nt Jboul I he amou nt of n n tC'nno n spous£>s pl \ to one tn oth r l am ~ 1 perce nt about the ~---People ·---w ··-- ( 111 s Co1nt namrs tkt 10\\ l t\l ( k stop llfl s m \U of tu s n I think I II IH o IC t I lho b1ggtsl 1\C Ol II II Count\ 11rt h1d \nd \l.hu k no11 s 1111 gols ll cl l 11 r m11 hl \1 It hr1e aglin next " " ' said C'o t nfiiiU s N( lson s co nrf' I II u l p \\ r\1 tm ludP KriN Krlslollt rson Emm~lou Harrl' \\ aylon hnnin~' 1ncl lh1 g1oup Ashep al tltt \\httl Ca rl s C01 n11 populat )) n 1 ~0 ""' j u st 1 11u< k slop until IH m on ths Jg< \\hen Cm ru !Iu s 1h0 o"nsmost of lht l o"n st 11 osq1 tr• mtlc s derided detlf'd m:not SI(.OI RNF.l s sf \I! IUSES \li ens doml to In(( p 1 1ft 1nd \H ts n Jltd ti1r lith 1 tnu II S1t u n All 11ds sltgtd ll\ lhf' \ r i1clrrm or Srlf'llrt I Hf on F mil S\ md Bo1 10 I lms m Los \ngt It s t tp!UIIIlg righ t of th< 11 111 uds \ lu' ns s lu Sigourntv \\t 1\tr the \\ JJtmt offhr1 \\ho htltiC"S g t o hsqu 11lllt ltmg r1ea tract beg1nn1ng at the northwest corner of the above descnbed tract thence m a southerly drrec tron twenty rods thence n an easterly dtrect1on etght rods thence n a northerly dtrect on and parallel wtth the ftrst hne twenty rods thence n a westerly dtrec hon etght rods to the place of beg1nn ng contatmng one acre more or less and also save and eKcept the follow ng real estate begtnn ng at the southeast corner of the one acre except on already descr bed and extem;hng southeast along the Marlon Phelps land ftheen rods and etght teet to a mark thence south and west stxteen rods thence nonhwest twenty rods thence northeast n ne rods and stx feet to the place of begmn ng conta1n ng about one and three tenths acres Also excepting a r~ght of way 16 V2 feet w1de to make a convement and safe outlet to the pubhc htghway ex tendmg along the east stde of the above tract and east of one acre owned by Graham and contmumg north to the state htghwav See Deed Book 142 Page _,--·.......... ·-- _ .................. ··---· ..- .. ..... ·- ·-·'Ill-·-··· ·---- 11-c-..;·--··· ·-~- 805 Reference Deed 118 d v son of rrspo nsJbJI t y 1n tire household th e magazme satd Oft hose questioned 41 perce nt said thev argued in front of the1r c hildren Fort y percen t said they sho utrd at one anothe1 and 6 pen en! sa td their arguments led t o v lole nr< The poll found 47 percent of paren t ch ld f<ud s ~enter on hou sehold chores 40 percent Involve bedtim es and 28 percent ar e about sc hoolwork Happily most parrnt s report sa tl sfar llon w1lh th e way their farrul y s a rgum ent s wer e handled wllh 8~ percent r eport lng they tul k thmgs through t al mlv 1u cs "a s ho n o 1 ~d as B~ s t Ac trrss du mg the er r emo 01 11 the U nl\ rrSJt y uf Southun Call for nw She had al so br r n nomth ated for an Oscar for II r tok bu t was beat out by M 1rlre Matlin v.ho plt vs u dea f student tn Chtldr en 0 1 A L essor God M ot hn v. as oi so on I he hun OJ s r rcu1 rec~Jv l ng un hono n Dnrt or of Hum'"' L etlrrs degree Morda \ I r on Ga il<~ud e t Un h rrslly a prPmJCI st hoot to t I he deaf m Wa shin gton D C \ s a succ essfu I clr a f ar I rrss worktng m a mrd um tha t \\as constclu•d dependent on he sp ken word Ma t lin s 1ys she takes her rok m the pt bl e>< su lousl\ Smcr thrfflm manv thmgs h ' " changed M atlin sa id speaking 10 s1gn l tngt oj::t th1ough an tnt erprrtrr I ht r r h 11 r b< en b li s n CongreS< geared o' rrd th< cit af popular ton Manv m mc people h 11 e r hosPn s6c1al " or k and r duralion as ~<~avsto h< lp he de 11 and non draf Mallin 20 1s the fou 11h a<t f'S S f'\ r to wm m Oscar m ht r first se re 1 1ppr 11 ancE M allin sa 1d she has fini shed shoot ng ht sPco nd mov ie Nlca 1agua a nd is look ng II \ II IOUS I oles NO PF TTl INFERNO Fh e has gullrd most of th 1 nclnn man sion or or k star Tom Petty t 1 so ng '" t st m oled ~RIXJ 001 m damage Th t '"' kmcl fu t did not harm m an\ of Petti s o11gln 11 t 1prs 1nd unt ll tecotds lh e smgc t guJi dlisl and scl er al oth<'l Jlf'Oplr ' " " ' ' 1hf' h l is dr hou se " hen the ~laz. erupt< d nut 'nl\ om p< r son a housekee per suf!r1 rd mmm buJ ns FuelnsJXCI OJs meiOI('SIJgat mj!t hr poss lbtlill or a1 so n I RONKITE AT COM~1ENCEMENT Former CBS T \ nr\I S on cho o Waller(ronkltr Amtrlra s g a.\ em nPnrr of m<dia peJsona lil!es urged the g1 Jdt ttlng cluss oii3Jandeis Universlll to reject t v nlt tsm and enfo1 ce the va lues of thr founding f llhe JS II ~ llmC' nO\\ for a new ~enerat10n your gc nr ' 111on of A m c11cu ns 10 tra ssert thr values "ith "h1 ch thi s ctrmooac1 ~<~a s founded C1onktlr told m01c than ROO l(raduates Sunduv Don 1 bt' drt, n Pd - noo dt tout ed- by the 1Ired ' ' n tsm of\ ou p1 cde<essot s The futurr Is your Jrspon slblltl\ Experience, dependability, and the professional approach - that's what 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 Gallipolis CALL TOll FlEE 1·800·237·771. Dt- f DILES HEARING AID CENTER 326 W. Union StrHt, Athens, OH. 614·594-2571 and to the attorney or attorneys representmg anv of the aforementioned persons Fredd e Houdashelt Ad mmtstratTIJt 398 Grant Street Mtddlepon Oh•o 45760 Ruth McElroy c / o Pome roy Health Care Center Rock Sprmgs Road Pome roy Ohro 46769 Jack McDonald 17310 Crockhn s Turnmg Road Marysvtlle Ohto 43040 Joseph McDonald 798 Younkin Parkway No Co lumbus On o 43207 You are hereby notlfted that the Inventory and Ap pra•sement of the estate of the aforement oned de ceased late of satd County were ftled tn th1s Court Satd Inventory and Appretsement wtll be for hearmg before thts Court on the 9th day of June 1987 at 1 30 o clock PM Any person destrtng to f Ia exceptions thereto must f•le them at least ftve days prior to the date set for hearmg G•ven under my hand and seal of aa1d Court thts 13th day of May 1987 Raben E Buck Judge By lena K Nesselroad Deputy Clerk 16) 19 26 21c as follows Bemg the \f•ght of way ly mg East of Lois #457 458 and 459 '" satd V1llage and extend ng a d•stance m lengt1'1 of app roxtm ately 15741 feet aong the East boundary of satd Lots #457 458 and 469 and bemg ap prox•mately 49 27 feet m w1dth and further lymg West of lot #397 n sa1d VI lage and extendmg along the West boundary hne of sa1d Lot #397 a d1stance of ap proximately 123 85 feet A descr1pt10n of the port on of old Sugar Run Street wh ch s to be abandoned •s at tached to th s Resolution for reference Mr Anderson offered a second t o the mot on and upon roll call the vote re suits as follows John Anderson yea Bet tv Baromck yea Bruce Re ed yea larry Wehrung yea Henry Werry vea W1l ham Young yea 0 ck Seyler Mayor Pomeroy Village ATIEST Jane Walton Clerk of Pomeroy V llage Me1gs County Oh•o (6! 19 1tc PUBLIC NOTICE RESOLUTION Th s ts to certify that the follow•ng actton was taken by the Pomeroy Vtllage Council Me•gs County Ohto while '" regular ses 110n on the 4th day of May 1 987 and recorded n Pom eroy V llage Journal Page 64 Mr Bruce Reed made the motion to adopt the follow mg RESOlUTION# WHERE AS a certa1n par eel of real eltete s1tuated •n the Village ot Pomeroy and ly ng East of Lots #457 458 and 469 '" SaliSbury Town shtp FraCtiOn tt 17 T 2 N A 13 W was legally held and used by the VIllage of Pomeroy as a r~ght of way for old Sugar Run Street WHEREAS sa1d port1on of old Sugar Run Street1s no longer betng us11d as a street And It 11 the de11re and mtent of the Counctl of the Vdlage PARCEL ONE The follow ng descrtbed real est~te situated n Au tland Townshtp Me1gs County Oh1o and bounded and descnbed as follows Beg nntng 50 rods and 11 hnks north of th e southw est corner of Sectton No 26 Town 6 Range 14 thence east 73 rods and 18 hnks thence north 50 ods th ence east 8 rods and 16 links thence north 23 rods thence west 49 rods thence south 32 degrees east 16 'h rods thence south 1 'h de grees east 36 rods and 21 I nks thence North 78 de g ees west 16 rods and 18 Inks thence sout h 78 v., degrees west 4 rods thence w est 18 rods thence south 24 ods and 1 1 I nks to the place of beg nnmg conta n ng 23 3 / 10 acres more or less Reference Deed Volume 83 Page 343 Metgs County Deed Aecords PARCEL TWO Pubhc Notrce NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY Pubhc Not1ce Pleas General D VIS on Me gs County Ohto Case No 87 CV 85 agamst each of you seek ng to pnrt1t on the fee estate m and to the follow ng des c r bed prem1ses On ApTII 29 1987 m the M01gs County Probate Court Case No 25509 Harry M Iter 28577 State Route 7 Mtddleport Oh1o 45760 was appomted E"e cutor of the estate of Gladys M1ller akn Gladys l M ller deceased late of 28577 State Route 7 Middleport Ohto 45760 Robert E Buck Probate Judge lena K Nesselroad Clerk (515 12 19 3tc The followmg real esta t e Situated 10 Rutland Town sh p Metgs County Oh•o and begmntng 160 rods north and 29 rods and 11 I nks east from the Southw est corner of Sect1on 26 Town 6 Range 14 of the Oh o Company s Purchase thence east 53 rods thence south 36 rods thence west 49 rods then ce north 23 V1 degrees west 6 rods thence north 31 h rods to the place of beg nn ng contatn ng 12 V1 acres more or less Reference Deed Volum e 77 Page 161 Me1gsCounty Deed Records PARCEL THREE Pubhc Not1ce IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO STANLEY H PHILLIPS Platnttff - VS MARY E PHELPS Defendants CAS E NO 87 CV 85 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION To Jean Ann Htll 1f ltv nq The foltowmg descr bed real estate begmntng twenty rods east of the center of the west hne of Sect on No 26 Town 6 Range 14 Oh o Company s Purchase thence east 62 rod s and 22 I nks then ce north 18 rods and 22 hnks thence north 25 degrees we st 23 rods thence south 65 degrees west 12 /4 rods to a Sycamore tree 12 nchAs m dtameter thence north 84 /~ deQrees west 19 Meo gs PARCEL FIVE The follow ng reel estate sttuated m the Townsh p of Rutland County of Me gs and State of Ohto towrt Bemg n Sectton 26 Townsh•P 16 Range 14 of the Oh10 Company s Pur chase and beg•nntng n the Center of a small creek west of lead ng Creek along the Pomeroy and W lkesvtlle Road thence runntng east twelve rods thence north fourteen rods and nane feet thence '" a southwesterly dtrectton twenty rods and twelve feet to the pla ce of beg nmng contam10g one half acre more or less Reference Deed Volume north from the southwest corner of Sect1on No 26 Town 6 Range 14 Oh10 Company s Purchase thence South 80 degrees east etght rods and fourt een hnks thence north 15 de grees east e1ght rods and four hnks thence north 27 A degrees east four rod s thence north 37 V2 degrees east e1ght rods thence nortti 78 2 degrees east ten rods th ence south 78 degrees east s 11teen rods and erght een hnks then ce north 32 degrees west twenty two and a half rods thence north th rty one and a half rods thence west twenty nm e rods and ten Inks thence south one hundred and thre~ rods to the place of beg n n ng contam ng twenty acres and forty rods more or less save and e11cept there from the followmg tract beg nmng f fty seven rods north from the southwest corn er of Sectton 26 Town 6 Range 14 Oh o Com pany s Pu chase thence south 80 degrees east e ght rods and fourteen hnks th ence nonh 15 degre es east e•ght rods and four hnks th ence north 27 I• degrees east four rods th ence north 37 V2 degrees east etght rods thence nonh 78 Yt degrees east s • rods thence west about twenty three rods to the sect on line thence south about e ghteen rods t o the place of begm n ng conta n ng one and one half acres more or less Also the follow•ng real estate Situated 1n the Town sh1p of Rutland County of Mergs and State of Oh o to w1t Begtnn ng one hundred and ten rods and twenty hnks north of the southeast corner of Sect•on 32 Town sh1p 6 Range 14 Oh o Company s Purchase thence north f tty seven ro ds and s 11 hnks thence west twenty one rods and s ~~:teen lmks thence south 52 de grees west n ne rods and Slltteen Inks thence south 51 degrees wes\ tune rods and four and half lrnks th ence south 32 V2 degrees east fifty four rods to the place of begmmng conta n lng f1ve acres more or less ! Continu ed on Page 7l Page 163 Volume County Deed Records "' in the news---_, By IRIS KRASNOW Unllul Press 1nl• rnatlon 11 NO BIU rHO A\ PONT IF I( AT10N Pop< John Paul II tur ned 67 M onda v but d1ctn tta kr any lime off to cdrbratc lnstr 1d ht hosted 1 110 ktng lunc h With US C' lhoiir if lfil I s I > ell '! USS his srcond ma JO U s Jour st hcdulrcl fo1 mKI Sept• mbtt Vatic on of! I() u1 s s 11d t ht Po liS h l>o n r ope nfl In the Apostol r P 1l ou wi th A t el bi shop l uh n M" Alrhbls hop llanh I P I r uvk 111Ciih< l{ r \ Dan el Ho\t cspe ti v 1\ lht jll! slch n \I f president and s(trt 1111 of lh< U S 1\tsl ps Co nfrJrnt! 1hr \ lllf 10 dl spllllrl pt nl I 1 fla gs i1<m v utous hullcllngs Mt nd ' ' hul orhrr ~\I "< I~ ft th t m• r 'vm rkrn g unt 11 No\ I tiH re 1st da l of tht popt sp IIOn s Jint IN Wll UE S CORNEit S ngrr \\I lilt Nt !son plan s topu l l l rurk stopoliiH map luh ~InC Ill s torn11 liXos fill mtlt s south\l.( sl ot Dal liS Nelson 11l11> \\ as b01n In nt alb\ i\bhott I t XIS "Ill bl ln g h1 s 1nnu 1! lui\ lth picnic to 1 177 1er r IH f'lf's~< pit ( t 1 f f.! I tssl t nd n H !n l f'l s t 1 1 I I v.h rf'lh If' rr no r g hbo ts iO (omplun 1bou1 the loucl n st nd ht r t cl Ink i ng Willlr •ncl I 11 e old f lend s 1 h 11 s 11 h1 I ' " commg I r rt s t t<l (' arl « orntllu ~ \\ ho m\ ns -·- ~~- Family feuds: Kramdens out the Huxtable resolution is in NEW YOHK u PI - Mo s marrlccl to upl cs say hry so lve problem s ca lm!; rkc the tr lr\1 sian parent s on I he Cosbv Sh01<1 but ~<~h e n thcv do a1gur II s mainly ovo di sc iplin i ng thcu children a na tio nal poll b; Parent s M ag IZt nr found Reso lvmg disputes wi th con stan! shoutmg mat ches l1ke Ha l ph and Al it c K ra mdcn of 1 he ll oney m oo net s IS 'th ng of lh£ pa st and pract r mg con!llct resolu tion tec hniqu es like Hrath r ltff and Clai re Hu xt a bl c on rhe Cos by Show IS lhf modt I for present d tV I •m i l\ l ife lht m 1gazl nr sa id Mt noa\ I·-.. . ____ -·--· ~ Pubhc Not1ce ! Contmued from Page 6) links to the place of beg•n save and except therefrom a nmg contamtng three and a Doctors Ia" yers and an hours and plans were afoot to 2 000 slgm rs "e1 e recrUJi ed the past Indian rhle! ha1 e sig ned the sel!k reimbursment !rom Caltech Th e nex 1 200 years 1.\ 111 go bv out side a store tn For I Worth card he sa id Now I can t Ill it for the es timated SlO 000 cost or Texas he sa 1d e\ en fa slet Into m y briefcase It takes a removing the letters and repair Stlil l ackmg a fe" sta t es Wtth oul complete v. orld small suitcase lng damage to a gate and fence Sm llh sa 1d he hopes ro p1ck up peace and f1 eedom The card reads Tbe Hollywood sign first went signatures from peopiC' n Ha Co uld be total disast er Th e flrst200 \ears went bv so up in 1923 In 1978 the chamber Wyommg Connecltcut Sm llh tra\ eled 19 000 m les wau fa st raised $250 000 to bu1id a new Rhode I sland and Ne~<~ Hamp across 1he count ry to collect 1nto the present fJ om out of 400 foot corrugated m et al and sh1re before the anmversan signatures for the car d So me steel glrdered sign Giant birthday card lor Constl tutlon WAMPUM Pa (UP1l DeVon Smllh spent nearly six ~<~eeks tra velmg around thecoun try collecting thousands of signa l ures !rom basic Amelicans for a gia nt birthday card to honor TO PU.Cf IN AD <AU 992 II S6 the 200 th anmversar 1 or the RATES oiOjiiDA Y tllnl F-AT t A.M. tt S P' .M. c.. ....... 1:1 _ _ .. _ I Ul Un II NOON UTUIDA'f • - DCI Of '·-0. ,._ ... Canst 11 u liOn .............. II .. I DCI A _ .... ClOUD WHOAY 0 oti C. •• a • - • ... ~­ OOIICMI cu... .. DCI . By Monda; the card to cele.. 0.0.. • Ill I~-­ _ _ ,,__ w _ _ .., _ _ - ~-...... ., : l:::~Ill I C11 brate th 1s fail s anniversary was ,... , ... .... .......... ._... ...... longer than a football field Smith ..,;.... _,. 1 1 - ...... ... ""' sa 1d tn an Interview from his ~ 11 ...... J-. ........ tM• ., - _,. ......... q~--_..._ ... ._ , __.....,_ ... home tn Wampum Pa where he Clnu fe d PCJlt!J o ,. h e '111_,.... __ :::::::.":.".': operates a JUnkyard Jo O ij n~ t>le1 hvnf' I'.'XC'hlmj'H ~-=:;".. ,_.. :=-.::--... ::::~= ... ·1 •-.TY&CI"'-• Smith 61 sa 1d he has pasted 111 , . , _ • -0 11 265 signa tu res - mcludmg ~­ ,...., a.... ~~those of entertamers Joan Rlv ., " f1 ...... ers Hal Lmden Mar) Tvler m ·Moore and L y nn Redgrave onto the 425 foot long card made Publtc Not1ce of !0 to 40 rolls of wh11e she!! Public Not1ce Public Not1ce Public Not1ce paper of Pomerov to forev er aban address unknown and f not NOTICE ON rods thence south 54 1( I mean ever y thing from Esk1 don and vacate th s pan on I v ng then th e unknown FILING OF degrees west 29 rods and 4 mos In Alaska to Indian s from of o d Sugar Run Stree t hers next of k n descend INVENTORY ANO Inks thence South 8 de Ha r din Mont ha ve scribbled NOW THEREFORE BE ants credttors dev1sees APPRAISEMENT grees east 24 rod s and 17 IT RESOLVED by the Porn grantees I en holders sue on the scro ll Smllh sa 1d A nd The State of Oh1o links 10 the place of beg n eroy V1ll age Counc I County cessors n Interest admtn s Metgs County these are the bas1r American s n ng contam ng 13 1. acres of Me gs State of Oh o that trators executo s egal re Court of moe or less They were here before any of the Pomeroy Vtllagc Coun presentatlves and ass gnees Common Pleas Reference Deed Volum e us Probate DIVISIOn of sa1d named defendant as 91 Page 6 Metg s County HEREBY nrends to va A t least another ? 000 signa To the Executor or Adm.n have not been served w th Deed Records cate and forever abandon lures sent by ma1i w1ll be added tstrator of the estate to such the nght of way known as not1ce of the f I ng of a PARCEL FOUR of the following as are t he em w1ll take The follow~ng prem ses before he takes the scroll to res•dents of the State of old Sugar Run Street n the complam notice that on the Bth doy of s tuated n the Townsh•p of Ph iladelph ia during the week of Oh10 VIZ - the surv1vmg V llage of Pomeroy Sal s Apr 1987 Sranley H Rutland County of Me1g s bury Townsh1p Fraction Ph II ps ftled a complaent tn Sept 17 l or the Cons l!lulton spouse the next of k n the #17 T2N R13W and The Court of Common and State of Oh o to wtt beneftciaries under the will c el eb1 at on Begmn ng f fty seven rod s more partl ularly descnbed _.•-........... ·-- 159 Page 264 Mergs County Deed Records PARCEL SIX The followmg real estate m the County of Me1gs and State of Oh10 and m the Townsh1p of Rutland and bounded and descnbed as follows Reference Deed Volume 91 Page 6 Metgs County Deed Begmntng th rty se ven rods and f1fteen hnks east from the center of Sectton 26 Town 6 Range 14 Oh o Company s Pur chase thence east seventy nme rods to the center of Btg leadmg Creek thence up the center of sa1d treek as follows North 42 V: degrees west fourteen rods thence north 81 V2 degrees west four rods thence south 79 degrees west twenty e1ght rods thence west twenty two rods thence north 75 de grees west twelve rods thence north 40 degrees west th1rty four rods thence north 50% degrees west twenty seven rods thence south 45 degrees West four rods leavtng the center of sa d creek to the h1gh water mark thence north 45 de grees west twelve rods thence north 77 degrees west f fteen rods and four teen hnks thence south 21 14 degrees west e1ghteen rods and e ghteen links thence south 79 degrees west etghleen rods and twenty two I nks thence south 59% east twenty one and one half rods to apo nt on the bank of a small run JUSt above the spr ng thence south 57 h degrees east twenty etght rods thences south 27 degrees east seven rods and nane hnks thence south ftve rods and twenty one hnks to the place of beg nnlng conta nmg mne and ftve etghths acres more or less Save end ew.cept a road across the above des en bed land where the barn s v. located and also a part of ( the above descr~bed tract of land sold by W P Stevens and Zoe Stevens h1s w fe to J C VanZant and bounded and descnbed as follows Begmn ng thtrty seven rods and f1fteen hnk s east from the center of Sectton No 26 Town No 6 Range No 14 of the Oh1o Company s Purchase thence east sev enty nine rods to the center of Brg leadmg Creek thence up the cen.ter of I he satd creek north 42 Y1 degrees west fourteen rods thence north 81 Vt degrees west iour rods thence south 79 degrees west twenty e1ght rtlds thence west twenty two rods thence north 75 degrees west twenty e•gt'tl rods thence west twenty two rods thenca north 75 degrees west e1ght rods and eight I nks thence 1outh 464 degrees west eleven rods and twelve and a half NEW STORE HOURS FOR WESTERN AUTO Now Open 8:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M. 8 I For Your Shopping Convenience Thank You For Your Patronage Associate Store Home Owned FIPS 13797 CONVENIENT CREDIT AVAILABLE DISCOUNT AUTO PARTS half acres more or tess Also another tract of land ~ounded and descrtbed as follows Beg nn ng at the northwest corner of John Stevens land thence north e ghteen rods and twenty two hnks to the southwest corner of the M1lllot thence north 25 degrees west fony r ods to N J Wards lot n langsv li e Oh o thence north 60 degrees east seven rods and hfteen hnks to McKn1ght s lot thenc e south along sa1d McKn ght s lot ten rods to the center of Lead ng Creek thence south 63 h degrees east twelve rods to McKmght seast hne thence north along McKn ght s east hn~ ten rods thence north 64 de grees east thtrty four rods and twenty Ink s to Frank Braley s lot thence south along sad Braley slot to the center of the creek four rods thence following the center of sa1d Creek south 63 2 degrees east e•ghteen rods and foun een I nks then ce south 68 "' degrees east ten rods thence south 57 de grees east twen ty rods thence south 12 degrees east mn e rods and twenty hnks thence south 12 de grees west e ghteen rods and twen ty hnks thence south 45 degrees west four rods to a h gh water mark thence south 45 degrees west th rteen rods and ftf teen Inks thence south 21 Y: degrees west twenty one rods and th rteen I nks t hence north 79 /1 de~rees west th rt een rods and seven hnks to the end of a board fente thence south thtrty rods and e1ght hnks to a small apple tree th ence south 84 degrees west nme teen and a half rods thence south thrrteen rods and f fteen nks thence west twenty four rods and four teen I nks to the place of beg nn ng conta in ng twenty e1ght and one four th acres save and except the follow ng descnbed tract lytn g on the west s de and bounded and descr bed as follows Beg.n mg at the northwest coroer of John Steven s and rn Sect on No 26 Town No 6 Range No 14 thence north mghteen rods and twenty two hnks to the southeast corn er of the M II lot th ence north 25 degrees west forty rods toN J Ward s lot n Langsville Oh o thence n ort h 60 de grees east seven rods and f fteen Inks to M ct<n ght lot thence sou th along M cKn ght s lot ten rods to the center of leadrng Creek thence north 63 I'~ degrees east twelve rods to M c Kn ght s east l1ne thence north along McKn ght s I ne t en ods th ence north 64 degrees east tw enty three rods and hfteen hnks thence south 78 degrees and frfteen nks thence west tw en ty four rods and fourt een hnks to the p ace of beg nn ng conta n ng eleven acres Save and e.11 cept anot he tra c t of land sold by Frank Graham ctnd w1fe to E M Brown and bounded and descnbed as follow s S1tu ate n Townshrp of Rutland County of M e gs and n t he State of Oh o and n Sect on No 26 Town No 6 Range No 14 and begmn ng at the northwest corner of John Steen s land at the end of a board fence thence north 79 V1 degrees west twenty one rods and seventeen Inks then ce south th rty s ._ rod s and nne hnk s thence north 83 v, degrees east mneteen rods and f fteen t nks thence north thtrty rods and e ght Inks to the pace of beg nmng conta n ng four and one fourth acres Referenc e Deed Volume 109 Page 119 Mergs County Deed Records SubJect t o a nght of way or easement to Oh•o Telephone and Te legraph Company -.,.,;--;;-:-;---;-;;:;-:-::-::-:;--- 1 1 Help Wanted 12 BRIGGS 8t STRATTON PARTS sm Pubhc Not1ce Pulihc Nottce L~E~KEN Business Services J&N CONSTRUCTION Wtll Do Carpentery - Vrnyl &Alumtnum Stdtng - PatnttngDrywall Free Est1mates Reltable l Guaranteed Work , 992 7636 4 17 I mo TRENCHING IS OUR LINE Trench ng of Any Jype Backhoe Serv ce Plumb ng Serv ce Custom Weldtng lowboy Hauling Sept c Systems We Carry Concrete Culverts l1censed & Bonded WILLIAMS TRENCHING SERVICE Rt 4 Hysell Run Road Pomeroy Ohoo 45769 PH (614) 992 2834 or 992 6704-free Est mates 5 132 mo BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U S RT SO EAST GUYSVILLE OHIO o,.,. EXPERIENCED MEDICAL SECRETARY Proftctent m Medtcal Termmology Typmg and Shorthand Excellent workmg condtt1ons and fnnge beneftts Send Resume To Box 729 H C / O The Datlv Sentmel Pomerov Ohto 45769 .Pubhc Sale & Auctton PUBLIC AUCTION OLIVE TWP. GAUGE, REEDSVILLE, OH. (II 10 HP. Wheel Horse Mower (31 Push Lawn Mowers (II McCulloch Mosk 10 I 0 Cham Saw ( 11 Montgomery Word Chatn Sow (II P1ston Pump wtth motor (11 Sprayer w1th 21f7 H.P Motor (31 5S Gal. Drums (II 1000 gal. StHI Tank (II 550 Gal. StHI Tank (11 200 Gal. StHI Tank (II Homtlite Chain Saw AU ITIIIS AH lSD AID WIU a SOLD "AS IS" The Oatly Sentmei-Page - 7 Business Services l;:========::;r::::::::::;r---------~ n ng co11ta n ng th eo recorded n Deed Book 212 Page 437 of Mergs Cpunty erence Deed Reco ds reference to fouRef ths acre Deed more orVolum tes s e wh ch s hereby made 104 Page 590 Mmgs PARCEL SEVEN Co nty Deed Reco ds Th e obtecr of the com The follow ng descr bed real estate s tu(lted n Ru pta nt " to partot ton the nterest n the l ee estate or tland Townsh p Me gs County Oh o and bounded or der 1 sold to pari tron t h e proceeds and to pay at tor and descr bed as follow s Beg nmng twenty rods ney fees and costs from sa1d sate east of the center ofthew est Satd defendants are re I neof Sect on No 26 Town • 28 No 6 Range No 14 of th~ qu red to answer w '" n days aft er the as t pub ca Oh1o Company s Purchase t on of tnos nor co thence east e ght rods thence north 8 3 4 degrees & GERKEN CO west one rod then ce east Rt char d C Ge ken one rod and nmeteen and Attor neys at l aw two t1 uds I nks th enc e 59 East Second Str eet north 14 3 ~ degrees west P o Bo• 565 three rods and one hnk Logan Ono 431 38 0565 t hence north 86 degrees Phon e 614 385 2153 west three ads and I fteen Atto nevs fo Pta nt ff m~s thence south SJ/4 de 14 14 21 28 grees east s1" rods and four 1515 12 19 So c Inks to the place of beg n } - - - - . . . ;_ _ _...;...;_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....., JHE DITCHING SERVICE Types of All Trenching GAS WATER ELECTRIC DRAINS Bus Ph 985·3813 Home 985-3837 4 12 I mo pd G&M TV REPAIR REBUILT & REPAIRED RADIATOR @) ACTION TOWING CJ4CJ-9070 or 949·2045 4 17 I mo •tnsulat o Free Estlm8tes PH 949-2860 or 949·2801 No Sunday Calls 3 II lfn HUDNALL PLUMBING & HEATING 992 2196 Mrddleport Ohro 1 1 3 tfc ACCENT pp es Pay Your Cable 8r Phone Bolls Here BUIINIII PHONE 1614) 992 6!!0 PIIIDENCE PHONE 16141 992 77!4 FENCE COMPANY Let Us fence Vou In FREE ESTIMATES RESID ENT AL COMMEA C Al EAGlES ClUB - POMEROY OH FREE ESTIMATES PH. 992·2772 428871n>o ICUI OUT FOR FUTURE USil KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All Makes J.R.'s REPAIRS CAll CONTRACTING 614-367-0412 CHESTER OHIO SS!7 1mo WEllMAN S PAINTING & SANDUSTING CO IESIDINTIAL INDUSTRIAl COMMIICilL I II com• to you Portable Sandblasting MASONRY RESTORATION SWIM POOLS STEEL LAWN FURNITURE BARNS FARMING EQUIPMENT HOUSES ETC WORK" C.UAUHTUD UH EniMAfU CALL 614 4411·302 8 SMALL ENGINE REPAIR Authorized Serv 1ce & Parts Br ggs & Stratton Te cu mse tt Weed Eater home! t e RHIABLE 8 10 86 !In MARCUM I 56 87 I mo pd EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR Truck auto & heavy eqUipment repatrs and weldmg JAil makes S. modelsl PH. 949 -275 6 John K 8entt Owner /Mechanu ELECTRIC & ACETYLENE WELDING PARTS and SERVICE 992 6611 41 c THOMAS BODY SHOP RT 4, POMEROY I MO Announcements 3 Announcements Comm lu ns Don 1 ftlntaat c opponun ty t o Enrn 5800 Oep ondabl o Boby ~ lttor nfledod r ou t ome 11ftt1rnoo • & mum \fJII Cl'll ll 614 446 0600 EXCEllENT WAG ES to IIPfti'B limo aaanmb y work e oct ron c& crwfh Othe s Info 15041 64 1 0091 EXT 2987 Open 7 Onys CALL NOWt $1000 / wk Ma y c u n ptt v bener ts ad'o/Bnc&men t m11n~tge ment poa tons tt'olalable Call Sl e fo fnt erv ew 614 286 8421 N o! ua II JOb Mo f cal Records Cndtt Th s 440 bod g~tneral Hon p t a wllh Nt!:w C 1Jd C~t r d No OM refused V lEI Mut e cnr I C111t tt ad cal scf\oo llfflll•llon • a ccnptln g appllcnlion• t o 11 1 1 11pn onced lCD and CM M11d , 619 6 661 622 llll eft C0431 OH 24 hrs Now opo 11 Mobl n Home nnd Campe r Spa cos fo r t~n t B own s Tralla P8 k M nen vtllo Oh o e14 992 3324 lady wanUHI meet •lnCfl e 1'1111n 66 and up Lut ng rmahon Jh p W te P 0 Bo• 717 Ra e no muo 46771 Fr end• 11nd filii vo1 ot Walter tcnapp and Mabel Roll nga aro RACI'I da Cr.dl!r A.AT AB\1 1 trat on P aferred Send reaume lneludln g 51'1111 v hlat ory to Pa 1onn11 Dlracto St M ~ry t Ho1p 1111 2900 F It Avo H n t ngton WVa 257 0 1 EOE M F H P nee e&l Ceru Cc nle a now IICCBPI ng .-ppl c a ons to Nu • lng Austa n s pol l onJihru he Ohio Jab S~t v r:e 111 460 01 vu St Gwll pol • Ohio EOE equeJted to come lo Ha vey Chapel Chu t:h fo thfl flrtl annual Knapp Roll n1 him v co ve edd JhevfM lw !be June 7th 1987 12 00 noon 4 ~ G1veaway 2 Vnar o d fM'IIIIe Goldon Relr evor bcsllent w th chid en C11 614 367 7530 AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Ill so Trantmluiu PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 6 17 tic MS ~ ltcensed Chmcal Audtoiogi st GOVERN M ENT JOBS t16 040 S69 230 vr Now H ng C111t 806 667 6000 hi R 9806 for cur ent tuderallllt ~ GOIIflt t'l ru1n1 jobR t 17 500 t 60 976 PM yr Now hiring C111t , 619 666 6 6 1 3 E" t J 04440h to cu ron! l~tderllllill 24 hn EXCEL LENT WAGES f o llm11 au ambly wo k I PBI'ff e ect on Cl c1af1 1 Other nfo mation Cllll !50 41641 0091 EXT 3667 to p~ 7 cl111ya t C All NOW I( nens 304 67 5 6720 Ona lt!:mlllfl pup 6 m on thJ p11rt German Shepherd and Husltv VETERANS Ea nu~ 11mo v hll A my Nat onAI Gun I 304 675 3069 or 1 800 64 2 3619 2 k liens bl11 ck It d wh e ontt m11te and o fl lfl male 304 676 1365 7 Yard Sale ::r::: ~ Galltpolrs & V1ctntty (614) 446 7619 or (614) 992 6601 417 Second Avenue Box 1213 Galltpolts Ohto 45631 8 13 lin CflnHlnltfV Townh ou1e M av 19 20 I m o l t~el g lau w11 e shMIS t p I!Ad m d l hftl IOyJ LIVE ENTERTAINMENT WED 9 1, FRI & SAT 9 30 1 30 OPEN 7 DAYS AWEEK SUN3AM12AM MONDAY SATURDAY l':lo thlng al 192 4 We Are A Pr~vate Club Now Ac ceptrn g New POMEROY, OHIO "'"l'Nltee/uh c~ , #' 992-9901 Members MEMBERSHIP 85 00 Non Member Cover Charge 62 00 2 POOl TAllll 4 mo 5/UI ! 1111 Pt 614 256 Rummag e S11le Eve yl hl g cheap WM th u S111 9 1 2nd house gh M Tab o Ad BAt"' ~ 1 e n my homo 4 Vflll o d and 3 mo th o d senr:t e lf! en cus P 0 Bo• 1 22 Ha ford W V~t 25247 ;:;;:::::;;:::;::=== ), 12 SttuatJOns • Wanted Vn1 on ·-----· mv h me Mow ng 11 d odd jobs In Me gs Muon and Gall a Coun1lfl!o Call ., 61 4 992 &589 Pomeroy Middleport 8t Vtctntty 10 30 AM 2 30 AM FREE ESTIMATES ALLWORK GUARANTEED 11 tm I~ Rl 124 Pomeroy Ohro -a:z LISA M KOCH RENOVATIONS s11 I Roger Hysell Garage Computenzed Heanng Atd Seleclton C!l Swtm Molds lnterpretmg Servtces NEW HOMES RESIDENTIAL 992·6740 REWINDS All TYPES OF MOTORS 304 676 6686 I ll !7 General (onlractort Oh 45614 25 YEARS EXP 1 992-3989 58 8711 5 S 11 3 ma Middleport Oh BELL CONSTRUCTION Bldwe FREE ESTIMATES Jacobsen VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY Nu a ng Cento R 2 Box 262 Tour Gu del Doell monoy moll vale vou7 Salary to s tart REASONABLE JAMES COE 1tgement OKPO on ce E IICOJiont benet t s apply at Scenic H lis 422871tn 614 843 -5 248 •Washers •Dt lhwashers •Rang es •Rafr gerators •Oryers •Freezers IACINE, OHIO 949-2263 or 949-2168 stor tono to n Cltl"fl lac tv St ou l1 f ave goon AAdo ~ hlp ~~ ~ 11 11 Hnd mAn RUTLAND 742 2070 ROOFING Help Wanted Ne dodF 1 Tm e RN 32933 ROMINE ROAD Howard L Wrttesel GUnERWORK 10 8 li e ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR o Mob1le servtce 985-4141 POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL 4 28 87 I Electronic Organs 992 3410 CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 11 RUSS Serv1ce JUST CALL' INSULATION FREE EIIIMAIEI ROOFING & SIDING 20 Years Exp EXCELLE NT REFERENCES FREE ESTIMATES Employm ent Servic es •Repl acemen t Wtnd ows •Now Roofmg TVs, Antennas Satelhte Safes Installation Cuslom Pamtmg Serv1ce Ruslaralton & Colltston Serv1ce Wash & Delat! J&L BLOWN Pomeroy Ohto a I 8C, tc 1 •St o n Doo s •Storm W ndows '" BINGO 614 9n b21S or 9n 7314 SALES & SERVICE DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL PH. 992·3537 CA ll V C YOUNG Ill Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cl ~a nmg Pamtmg FREE ESTIMATES GEARY'S BODY SHOP MIDDLEPORT, OH B v g dB y god s tv e cO s 19~ JBWBI V Sl fl ng Wll old co ns nroe currency To p pr l.:fiS E I Bu katt Barber ShOt 2 d Ave M chtlepo 1 Oh 6t4 992 3476 WOk NEW- REPAIR v F sh ng S Sm th (Free Est mntos 168 Norlh lecond Mtddleporl Ohro 41760 Wfl Cn tor 83 model used ca s awe Bu t: k Pont ac 1911 Easte n Ave G11 po s C11 6 14 446 228 2 RT I BOX 278 PAT HILL FORD LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT TOP CASH pad Addo s nod t1 nod I g Root ng a d JU te wo k - co ere e wo k - P n b ng A d IH.: Cfl VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •ROOFING •SIDING •WINDOW REPLACE MENT •REMODELING & ROOM ADDITIONS •GARAGES & POL E BUILDINGS Phone Day or henrngs Servtce 550 PAGE ST 4168611n J&L BLOWN INSULATION IN 614 446 3672 " d CARPENTER SERVICE New Homes Bu1lt SER~ICE We can repatr and re core rad1ators and heater cores We can also actd boil and rod out radtators We also repatr Gas Tanks Pmes Wanted To Buy We PB'I cns h fo ate n odel clean used ca s J m M nk Chev Olds In c 8 11 Gene Johnson 3 27 1 mo Day or N1ght NO SUNDAY CALLS I 3 86 tf c USED TIRES NEW BATTERIES CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES Reasonable 9 We'll Sell You A Used Car or Ftx Your Old One All Makes & Models BISSELL SIDING CO. Farm Equipmetlt Parts & Smice & ROAD SERVICE BISSELL BUILDERS p ck up R ck Pe~ r so n AuctiOneer t co set Oh o Hnd West V rg n a Re11 Estate ant q e f 11rm qu dut on so les 304 773 5 785 ot 17 3 54 30 CALL 992 7403 Apl II Rt 33 Pomt roy OH YOUNG'S INSULATION Bob Borton Owner 2 5 86 !In Es at as 614 446 2283 o 304 675 4673 w Autamottve Repa.r & Servtca or 949-2860 •BLOWN PH. 992·9949 Authomed John New Hollond Bush Hog Form fquopment Dealer 24 HOUR TOWING Boskef Ltds (QMPARE OUR PRICES e 4 1 mo Publtc Sale & AuctiOn Needed don ated tems t o an auct o o Jul16 19 at M dd eton SANDY'S AUTO SALES PH. 949-2801 •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING POMEROY, OH 8 Wo~1o~e~~h•;,~~~~tng 3 17 2 mo pd 190 MULBERRY AVE 1- ' - - - - - - - 949-3088 Bus. 949-2606 Home 24 HR SERVICE SUGAR RUN ASHLAND Pt Pll Thur,.ndF 900AM furn!M a l ent gu 10 cpd bow et (Sugar Run Areal HOURS Wed fhun fn 1 0 am to S p m •Jolurduy 10 AM to 17 NOON Othl!f 11mt1 by <hon<l! o coll9n 1738 fo oppomtmtnt HANDCUFfED CDUNTRf IT£M5 AI Pt Pleasant & Vtcmtty BgVadSale 2BurdetteAddn THE HAT RACK TUNEU~ lo TRANIMISIION 49835 St Rt 124 RaCine Oh1o 45771 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS 5 19 87 I mo SAT., MAY 30, 1987-10:00 A.M. WESTERN AUTO DONALD & EDNA WILSON, Owner 49 North Second Avenue-Phone 992-5515 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 Pomeroy- Middleport Ohto Bllb'I S1 n my home Daysh ft ; wV eekdiiVl M f!'adowb oo k n ea 304 875 6970 4 fam ly Baldknob Ad r Jt hOu lf! past Church Milly 191h end 20th 9 00 4 00 GQod c llth ng (Ill • llll) 1nd mise 15 Schools lnstructton Item I Garege Slife cont nu ng 111 Henry Hartmen rnldence at Chener Both 1 dtl of Old MIV 20th Mon.-FrL 9:00-S:DDI Sat. Mornin 9:00·12:00 I Ret • n Now Southeastern Bu • lness Co lege Call 614 446 4367 .. �Page- 8- The Daily Sentinel 18 Wanted to Do LAFF-A-DAY 51 Household GQods W111 mow lawns 11, town Call 61 4 446· 3658 and 'lower pl1nts Ph 614 -446 -7444 Open till 7PM on Week Dayt Lnwn mow er ropa1r Will p1ck up 1m d delr~o~ e r Also light haulmy (;nil 614 742 2393 or 61 4 142 30 91 AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Ol•ve St Galhpohs New & ust~d wood coal sto11es, 6 pc wood LA su •te S399 bunk beda $199. rer:hners new & used bedroom SUit es, wrtnger wuhers & shoes New hvtngroom su1tes $199- 8599 lamps Call 614 446 3159 "' "Why can't you be more like Wnn iAd to do , lawn mowmg or od d IQbs Call RobArt P1cht1 6 14-992-38 88 that woman, Helen? She just Vall ey Furn1ture, new' & used large section of qual1 ty furn1 tur e 1216 Easte rn Ave Gall•pol1s Financial 33 Farms for Sale 44 BacreaonTrtbblttAd oHA t 62 Plu s store bUIId lflg warehousfl 3 BA house barn , cellar plus 2 other buildings All hl11ck top road Ca ll 304 458 1818 Apartment for Rent Furn~sh&d Apt 1BA 70 1 Fourth Avo , Galhpol1s $2 25 Ut1ltt1es Pd Ph 446-4416 aHer 7PM 1 20 acrtt farm Hannan TracA Road, Glenwood. W Va for more mformaunn ca11 3 04 773 5 118 01 773 5186 after 6 00 34 M olds for con cr etA picnic t a h!t~s, lmtl blllha and o thor product!! 304 675 6162 Homtttown personal ca ru. Have vtt c an cy for adult Cllrfl Prof~t~ ­ s•onll1 emp!oyuus m 3 working 11hlft s C11ll 614 -!cJ92 6869 or 614- 949-2927 Real Eslale 31 Homes for Sale Business Buildings Fo r sal e by ow ner 2 atory house 111 Middl11port overlookmg parh, 30 vr gu11rnteed 11lnyle sldlng. w · w cArpet 1 '11 beth unique woodwork 614 - 992 ·6126 --~------ Ouvur nrn tJnt Homos from $1 (u 'liP An\ Ooltt1t1UOnt t1111. proporty RupoasttutOns C11 ll 805· 687f\OOU h1 GH -9806 l or c:: unont ropo lt st 7 room11 bath 'h houlft 1n Choslor, Ohio Pri<:fl reduced trom 827 000 10 825 .000 Phon u 614 986- 3671 5 room s nnd ba th, llnt shed baso1nmtt storm wtndowa nnd door s nne! carpotod Ontr bloch ltom school Bml clw rch Shth lltHI C tl ii U~u 515 m Svr acusu Call 6 14 992 - 7080 ltnytlme Sntwdnv or Sundny but Rlte1 fi UO p m weekd11y s 3 bod1oom bnch 11anuttr, 2111 1.1111 In full btuement sih)flted on 6 7 6 uo1ns C n11 Hobsumur fl nnlt y 614 742 3092 4 bQd ronm modou1 1ype house. :o~ mgl o fl oor pltm located on cur nm of Sycomoro 11nd l8ur el 1n Mulcl lopon $28,600 Must bo sold Cllll 6 14 9fl 2 7766 or 6 14 74 2 3 , 66 4 hmh oom ho11se lutsnmmu \ tH f't Ot Thu d S1n:ut t , N u w Hnvllll a 16 000 on C ~& n 3040IJ 2 25 64 Cl11v A on oy 3 2 Mobile Homes l or Sale NE W AND llS ED MOBilE HO M ES KES SEL'S QUA LI TY M O BILE HOM E SALES. 4 Ml WEST. GAlli P OLI S AT 35 PHO NE 614 44 6 72 74 14Jt70 (Iuddy 3 llR 1 1"1 bflth !ota! eloC II 1C fi iOt ol 11Khll5 (lA f\11111 1uro. so l/1 & chilli p• ct urn 1lmu11 0 sui, chmA Gtl b lnOI Will n m!l•drH tf'fl~ 011 Ab t lt ot hH Call 6 14 446 3065 n ft or 5PM t9A 4 S hull1 '2 A111h 0om 1' 1 hftlh hko 11ew Ph 61 4 446 0990 u• 30 4 6 7 5 656 1 be lwtwn 7 & IDPM 14x70 1977 Shy lme 2BA , C A. huctm Cfll llll1 Excellflnt con(il l1on S95 00 Ph 6 ,4-446 2479 2-ao 1977 Govrmm , 2 BR , w1th Atectnc heat Includes WflS hftl & dt Vflf st ovo& r etngm ll tnr CAIIAftm6 PM Mon Fr1 01 IH\Y1 1!11 1l SA t 6 14 256 11 06 3 BR 1 1 1 hn l h s f ot11l elec t11 c Nflw c111pnt E l t•~ n• ce Fren rh!hv flry CAII61 4 44 6 Ot 15 G nHH1V lii D 14 - 7 0 Ntllrtl 01 Wl!l nt 1t m obil e ~ ome? Wu CA ll holp 198 4 Schultl 3 DR ') bsth Cr.ll 6 14 44 6 672 5 33 3 roo m furnl ! h&d apartment Call 614 -992 6434 o r 304 882 2566 l o1 m pnvate park on Ra ccoo n APARTMENTS mob1 l e hom os hou ses Pt Pleasant and Galhpo hs 6 14 446 8221 41 I 10 1u~res , leon Baden Ad Hou se & Outbuilding St ream thr ou gh pr operty 304 -458 · 1066 18 !!lcrea, hou1e, barn end out bui ldings. leon Baden Road, 304·46 8·1823. 4535 Stde by S1de, General E l ectr~c Freeun, 1 refriQOUltor 1 Pr of diAmond sapphire ea mng s Call 614·256 9333 Brand new weddmg ~own , s•ze 12 S 150 King SIZC bed hep dboard 65 0 M ay t ag rmge1 wa s h er 575 Ktng sLr:e bedspread · wh11e S25 Ant1qve rocker $40 l owery k oyboard , S375 Sound des1gn stereo $200 Ca ll614 446-0527 1 bedroom ground floor pnvate entrance, recently remodeled Everyth1ng turn , loc ou16 k1rt s Henderson $260 month 304 675 -6730 44 0 John Doere Dozer 81 Carvel 5500 ectual m1les Ca ll 614 256·1774 Houses for Rent Newly redecorated 3-4 BR . tnm1ly room Plenty of s to r age apace Nico locat•on Ph 614 - 44 6 -7025 unfurrushod hou ! e GAnge, w ork shop Ref & depott t Prefer morrnrd couples Accnp l onflch•ld Cell6 14-446 - NI Cfl 2 Bdr 9686 Newly remo deled 3BA house jus t out of C1ty l•m•ls Ca ll aft er 3pm Ph 614 446 -6278 hood Reforfln r.e & dop os1t r&Clos11 to R1 o Grande Adults preferred Ph 614 -2455866 o r 446 0239 qu~rlld 2BR hr1ck lull basement, 1 c1u {lltrtr!le 8250 pnr mont h 38 R home close to town , ulll ity room &276 pnr month 3U R home on Bub McCorm 1ck Ad I Am1ly room lull ba1em o•1t $276 por m onth Crtuill roport t eferencos and sec unty de ttosit rnq1med Wls11J man Real Estflttl Ph 614 446 3644 CleAn 4 room hs & lliCtl yard Nenr stor l:l!l & ~ c h ool Coli 6 14 -446 -0974 St~cluci od M ount ain lodg e stylo home Cathtulral lllnpiAce 3 BR ba somom 30 IJIISiur e ~ ba1115 Avnllablfl Juno month Ctl ll 614 ce ilh tn stone 2 b111h , full . nr. ros let1 Cfld stu ck!td pond 1 5375 pur 742 259 1 btl wnnmg May 20 th N1 cc 3 hed, oo m hou so Fanulv room , garh{Jfl. buemenl fo, cod att ht1at. 5 w oodod lltrlt!l blltn S:lOO ptn month 5100 depo sn No 111 Sidll pnt s 10 Eut St Ponwroy , 6 14 43 2 6289 446·2783. Roo ms for rent, day , w ee k month Ga lh a Hotel Ca ll 614 · 446 -9715 Rent as low as $120 month 304-675 2192 42 Mobile Homes fQr Rent 2 bed1oom 1t111 ler couplnt 1 srnnll c hild , locus t Rd Rt 1 P01nl Pleas~~nt 304 -676 1076 2 bedroo m, vou pav uuhttes. adults on ly fleposll reqmr ed, 304 676-2535 2 bedroom tntal el~cttlc . fl ·c M ob•le homM for rent 2 b&d· lOon\ turn1shed, phone 304· 675 651 2 or see Hugh Burris 3 bedroom tniler with l11rge room ad ded, dtscount f«)l un lor d tinns , kid • but no pets. Apartment for Rent 1 Bedroom basic rent $176 00 Plu 1 electric Also required 1 S200 00 stcurlty depotlt CON· TACT Jeckson E1t1tta Dept. Ph 446 3997 Equal Hous ing Opportunity, Furnished & unfurntshed apts , s 150 00 and up, reference• Ph 304· 676·7738 or 304·876· 6104 A- 1 Real Estata New apertmtnt· complttely turn. Ref. • Oep. ~1 or 2 adults only CaH e14•446· 0338 Cata lyti c Co nv e rt ers , only S89 95 Most models In stall s· t1on also avathtble Muffler Man 9 Stimpson Ave Ath ens Oh1 o 1 B00-843- 3767 47 Space for Rent Olt• r.e Spa c o l or Rent Excellont lor Attorneys Accounta nt , ut c Close to Cou t1 House C1111 Wt8emnn ~eal Ell~tte Agency . 6 14 446 36 44 COUNTRY MOBIL E Home P!'lrk, Route 33. Norlh of Pomeroy Re ntAl l tatlors C11ll 61 4 99 2 7479 Sp AciJ lor small tr atlers AU hook up s Cable Also eff1 cten cy w oms mr and cabl e M a5o n w VII C All 304 773 565 1 Weldmg set. tanks tncluded A mty hn t anks complete $360 Call614 992 3847 after 12 00 noon For Sale 31 puppflts 1 stage, 4 c h e~rs, sk1t s and other Anv o nll mntenal puppet m1n1shy shou ld be in terested 51 4 992lfl 5320 ' ~I I" >IIOVW I 'TEll... OC'IJ'r tJJ WAIT nLL "---:-"'7 ~-sTm" HIM H~~EATI!YJ I"{;WP16'5 Shrllll'trs Parade CBI for sale VW convert ible, rad w1th whtte •n tttn or. 6 HP engma Exce ll ent conditiO n, used tw1 ce Ca ll 614 61 4·992-3703 Counuv tr tll lftr spac e 555 n\onth Re ftn ancr. reQU i ted with lugg agtr rach on rom for so lo Call 614 -985- 39 42 ·--:c- - - - 1 981 Yam11ha X5 850 Fu ll drflSS Goo d con dlfU'ln 8 It C hannel Ma ster Sat1llite d1sh Cnll 6 14-992- 3236 after 3 00 304 675 1 926 ---FOR l EASE Bu s1lm ent umler Meat Mntk et 1500 J ef f erson shop 0 1 storno u 304 676 1435 .;;;;::;:;:;::==;==;;:::== 47 Wanted to Rent 3 f)! 4 a .ldfOOm hou so in Kygof Cteok Scho ol O_,t11ct Re f tlrtm Cf!S P,h 6,4 ·446 8621 Merchandise 51 Hou seho ld Goods Lad10s 3 whool b1cvcle. 2 speed Smi th Rnd Wesson 41 M agnum modnl 5 8 S250 Ruger 22 automatic pistol $110 614 992·3866 Upnght pi.-no good condltton $50 00 Che"y l uv C11mp et l op 03500 6149922986 Tony ' s Gun Aep l'lirs, hot reblue · ing Open 9 00 AM to 7 00 PM Ca ll 304· 676· 46 31 For solo L1mestone, ~ a n d . gravel flll dirt l1r ewood Oeh· vurud 304 676 -441 2 1 4 good used wtndcw!l lnchtd · mg st orm windows M t Alto LAYN E S FU RN ITURE Soh~ 11nd dums pr iced hon\ S395 to $995 TAbles 560 ond up to $1 25 HldnRbed s SJ90 10 S5 95 RIIC ili\Ora t226 to S37 5 la1np s $2{1 t o SH5 D mett es 5109 t~nd up to $495 Wood tabl~ W· 6 tllRif s S286 to 5795 Du k 8100 up t o 5376 HutdHts 1400 8nd up Bunk bed s comploto w mattres,cs S295and up to $396 Baby heds $1 10 Mftlrre~ses 01box spr ings full 0 1 !w in $63 firm S73, and S83 Ouoen sell 1225 Kmg $350 4 drawAr thfllt $69 Gun CAbinets 6 . 12 gun Gas ot elec1rlc r11nge S375, B~t bv mAt tresses S36 & S45 Bed frames t20, S30 & King lr11me 1150 Good SfiiACfiOn of bedroom su•tM, mot al Clblneh. liead· board ft 130 and up 10 5815 1 Count er tops K1tchen and bath and bar $2 99 l1n Ft (B) 2 Marble Van1ty To p's (8) From I• 16 $5019 00 to 3"22 · -48 22 "30S10.00 A lmond to ~ Vamty and Marble Top $79 95 4 60' SteeiBathTub'sA imond and whtt 889 95e~ 6 - High Gloss tub wall kits almond and White 529 96 6 · 1 pc Fiberglass tub and shower combine· t1on Wh1te and colors S159 95 to $1 79 95 7 - 2 pc Fiberglass tub and showers combmat1on wh 1te and colprs $199.95 8 . Defu11e acrylic tub and shower& w1th top Reg . $69 95 Now 299 95 9 · Color Commodes S69 95 10 - Fiberglass Roof stnn gles (B) $16 95 liQ 90wt roll rott mg $9 95 11 . Pme rough saw T 1 11 s•dtng l %114119 ' 12 95) 26pc up 1 DO of f pr P c 12 - ~u 4'x8' Plywood· B 95 V1 6 95 26pc up $1 00 oH pr pc 13 3 1.x4118~~: tongue & groo\le water board S9 95 or {IJS x4d- 8.95) 25pc up 1 00 off Pr Pc {7 16thsx4x8-6 95)14.- 4118 cedar or t reated latt•ce 12 96 and 10 95 $1 00 off 25pc up 1 5 · '!.. 114x8 wood oak paneling (B ) 6 99 ea (A) grade 8 96ea 16 · 'l u 4xB B~rch Panelmg Reg 24 96 now 15 95 17 · Pine and cedar wood wmgs cpetmg 165 sq ft pr packageSB 96and S10 95 pk 18 - 4:r;B Glue tile bath panels (8)4 99 and 6 99ee 19 Perma (A) msul"ted sheet tng loll one Side !Va4~C8 - 4 99) ( % ~4118 - 5 99) (1 - 4x8 -6 99) 20 Thermo I ply msulat•vetheathmg foil 121 sides 4x8 4 95 25pc up 1 00 off Pr Pc 21 lnsuulated tempered glass p anels %x32x76 29 .95 ea 35 pc up 25 95 22 . Pme ms1de lovered adJUStable shutters all s•z es below wholesa le cost 23 -K LUIC bench mark brick corners 60 cents boll mortor 2 g al 10 95 24 · Prefm•shed bru ce oak floormg 3;, th1ck 2'1• w1de 20sq ft ctn $45 00 10 ctn up 39 95 ctn 25 -Prahung mteno r doors pref1nished and unf•m shed all Slles (8)29 95ea 26 -Steel mcter10r Insulated prehun g doors (8) 69 96ea 27 Exterior steel door blanks (B) 25 OOea 28 P1ne louvered Byfold doors sets (24 -29.95) 130- W'V 304· 895 · 3816 l•ke new 2 1 cu ft upright freezer $2 00 00 Dalu• e ping pong Ullbl e $80 .00 A~r comprouor 5200 00 304 875·8022 Futle• Bru sh Pr odu ct s. order from your lor:111 dt111ter sa..,a pOst11ge call W ilma Wood , 304675 -1090 58 Fruit & Vegetables Pan,~ tomato plants and pepper plants for sale Ca ll Eugene 0&\11&, Racme, OhM) 614· 247· 3263 Fauver'! Greenhouses, we are now takmg orders tor strawber· r~es, 11 26 per quart, ca ll 304·896·3879 1978 Chevy Mahbu Statron Wagon for sale Excellent cond1 tion $1500 Call 614- 992 3090 after 4 .30 p m Farm Supp lies &L1veslock 61 Farm Equipmen,-: CROSS & SONS U S 35 Wesl. Jackson, Ohto 614 286·6451 Masaey Ferguson. New Holland Bush Hog Sal es & Service Over 40 used tractors to choose ffom & complete hne of new & used equipment largest select1on m ,S E Oh1o 180 Massey F8rguson ' 01•al Tractor $3950 New Holland 273 Baler 81796 New Holland Hay Bind $996 Ph 614- 286- 6522 '79 Cougar XR7. naw paint rebutlt eng1ne no m1lea, n•ce car, Stearns Garage 304 -676· n1 0 or 675 -6749 256·6769 273 Now Holland sq Baler 81600 Ford 3pt Ra~e $325 Sha'Jer Post Dr~ver 8700. 7ft. Locust posts $1 35 each Ph 614·388·9832 Buy oneany11zechaln saw chatn and get second chain half price 304-676· Wanted to Buy 63 Livestock Duroc Boar1 Bred just like the boMs we tested at the Ohio Testation thet ga1ned over 2 6 lbs per d•y Aoger Bentley, Sab1n111, OH 513-68ol- 2398 3 yea r Arabian gelding Also small mare pony Good child · 304·675·5584 Mark IV, 304-676-7315 good cond, 1980 Cordoba Make an oHer 1970 Mach I Mustang, S4,000 New engrne351, new tires. very clean, must 304 -675 -2776. 1980 Toyota Tercellorsale Exc Cond low Mileage 304 -773 5800 ' 84 Pontiac F1ero , st&reo cassette, black, an cond. e11.c cond 304-875-5110 1968 Mercury XR7 ••SP Coug11r Beat offer ca ll between 6 00· 8 00 PM , 304·882·3146. -- .:t NEV!::f! --- Home Improvements EL.S~ f:~f'T' Uncond1t1onal hfetime guaran tee local referen ces furnished Free est•metes Call collect 1 614 - 237- 0488 ~ day 01 ni ght Roger s Basement Waterproofmg ARE '10U KIDDING? OF COURSE;! THoRo'S NOTHIN' BUT THoRE BUT WATER ARE OTHER DOWN THERE! THINGS, TOOl 614-"146·6332 304·576·2396 0< Hay & Grain Need&d to buy Hay, pnrferrabtv large round beles Can be old or new Catl614-245 -5316 Days Bo rder Collie Pups Vacmn81ed , wormed & gutlft~nteed Ph. Hay for sale •t / baleatthefleld S 1 26 delivered and stacked Located beside fttrgrounda Cell 614 379 2350. 614·446·3120 or 448-0373. Year old wh1te Eskimo Spitz male or trade for female puppy of .!!mall type (P om m e ran~an or York111) 81C Ph 614 -446 -4656 . Transportation 71 ~ eg AppAl oosa 4yr old Palamino Mar e $800 or best offer indudn sa ddl e Call after 6PM 304·676·6003 Retrie11er pups AKC Registered . 10 wks . old Price 1nchJdes . first shots. papers & v flt chec k $ 150 ARCh this week only. Call today 1-286 61 10 0008 1986 Chevy Chevette Daluu. bcelhrnt condition l11te new Ontv 6000 miln $4200 C.U 614·266·8261 1982 Ford Thunderbird in very good 1979 Chevy C10 pi ckup with topper $2 ,600 00 . Call after condition . &O ,OOOmi '68 Dodge piclcup, 83,000 oc tual m1IM, good cond, 1950 00 73 Vans & 4 W .O. 1972 Dodge Van V-8 auto, good Ph . 114 246 - 5040 ut~ity Van 1971 Dodge Van -low m•leage Good shape $1600. Call 814 245·6232 1979 Ford Van 6 cyl . auto, PS can 814- 992-6137. 19815 GMC Luxury Convltf'alon Van Plush 1ntertor, alf, cru•u, tilt. etc. Garage ~ept 12.000 mlles 116, 500 . 614 -985 - 4418 1977 fOfd pitt~: up, 4 wheel driVe, auto With air, strong 400 en•n•, AM-FM tlereo, fme tru<:k, Stearns G11rage. 304- 1982 Trtna·Afl\ Call IU -446 1522 after ,.PM ' 76 Bluer, 4 whael drive. new tires, hMdars, strong vehicle, S111rn1 G1rage, 30• -&75 -7710 MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP Plumbing & Heating EVERYBODYB LAUE!HINEiAT ME BECAUSE I WANT TO BE AN ASTROPHYSICIST. CARTER 'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor Fourth and Pine Gallipolis, Ohto Phone 614 -446 3888 or 614 ,. " Restdential or comm efCta l Wlr· mg. New serv1 ce or repa1r1 l•cansed e!ectrlcian Es11mete free Ridenour Electrtcal , 304 675·1786 85 BARNEY General Hauling WOULD YOU ASK 1H' BLESSIN', PARSON '? or 675·8749 304·175·1319. Motorcycles R & R WBt er Serv•ee Hom e CISterns, wells pools filled Formerly James Boys Wate r Same r ates Call 304 675 · 6370 J & J Water Service Swimming pools. cisterns w ells Ph 614246· 9285 Watt erson's Water Hauhng , reasonable rate$ , 1mmedt11te 2 .000 ga ll on dehvery. Cis terns, po ols well. etc call 304 576- 1062. n 814·448·1081. 814·311·-·· 71, 900 Kawauk1. Elc Cond 1914 Food I Mort, 4 llfld .. AM·FM- wlrerlmo. 12118. 1113 304·675·2354. •• Honda Urban scone.-. IOOd cond, 1200 00 304·882 · 2711 aftt~ti :OO . MOTOCROSS RACING Galla County Fairgrounds. May 24th 1f77 Kawtlflki LTD motou:y alt. t1 .0(M) 00, eac cond. 304 ~ 182·2117. Maggio Is offere~ a dream tab by a b1g time newspaper editor E;l 9:00 rn 100 Club II QJ 1131 Hunter Hun1sr receives death threal from ho1 tampered consulale official. 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All for One, Part 1 fiii1J Ll18 Show 111rr1ng Joan Rivers 12:00 (]) llilme 1111d Allero (!) 8poft&ook (RI '' Upholstery ' A & M Custom Couche~ and Reupholsttry, St At . 7 , Crown City, Oh. 614 · 258- 1470, Eve. 11• 446 - 3438. Open daily 9 to 4·30 S.t 9 .30 to 1 .30. Old & new Uphottered PEANUTS Santa's Upholstery Shop1 Furniture, car 1eat1, boat seats, e1c. ' Call 614· 256-6270. R ockl•ck • Road . Crown City Mo.,;rey•s Upholstering slll"ttlng trt c:ounty aru 22 yeera The best in tumlture upholtlaring. Call 304 · 675 - •154 for frea estimltn. .• ' SUPPOSE EVERI'BODV '!OV T~IS Q\IE5TION .. (l) Nlahdlnt !;I G (I)"Mort Rtll People (!) [I) Sign Off ~~ I' I . l I I f-_,T.:....:A.r,..::C:..,;.I_N:.r--11 What tli 1s country really needs is a course on defendmg you rself from folks who've had asser· . . . . , - - - - - - - - - , tiven ess ........ s -rR~-0 -r.l,...-11 0 hi,..,IU:....:.:,..NI:..:..N,:IE _ . e A V _ . . Comp lc•c 1he chuckle quoted by fdlmg m the m1 s~mg word s you deve!op from ~ t e p No 3 below . PRINT NUMBERED lETTE RS IN SQUARES IIIIIIIII UNSCRAMBlE FOR AN SWER .I YESTERDAY'S SCRAM-UTS ANSWERS Yeas(y - Lapel - Boggy - Upland - GALLONS . Sin1ng at tho Side of the road in my disabled car, I mulled over my husband's unfulfilled prophecy . ." When 1t says emply there are always a couple of GALLONS leH " .---------------~ BRIDGE NORTH S· lf.ll .AQl ¥A 8 3 • Q 10 52 • Q 10 I James Jacoby Better safe than sorry WEST • J 9 52 ¥ J tO 9 7 +AJ9 EAST • K87 4 ¥KQ542 +7 ... 8 3 By James Jacoby The defense was razor-sharp agamst today's five-diamond contract Declarer won the opening lead wtth dummy's ace and immedtately led a diamond back to his king and West's ace. instead of continuing hearts, West led the spade Jack. Declarer now cor· rectly decided to combine all his chances. He played dummy 's spade queen. (II West had the king , declarer would be all right even if he lost a trick to the diamond jack.) When that lost, he ruffed the heart return and played a diamond to dummy's queen When the jack did not fall, he was down one. That was bad luck. certam· ly, but declarer had a much safer play Do you see it? Rather than play a d1amond to the king at the second trick, he should ruff a heart to his hand. He can then play toward the Q-10-5·2 in dummy When West follows with the nine, declarer should Insert dummy's 10. The key is that declarer can afford to lose two trump tricks, as long as West is kept off lead so that he cannot shift to a spade through dummy 's A·Q. If dum· • 975 SOUTH •s • to 8 tK8513 .AKJs2 Vulnerable. Neither Dealer: South wes 1 . Pass Pass Pass North East 2 NT Pass Pass Pass Pass South I • ,. 3t Opening lead • J '-----------...l my's diamond 10 lases to the jack with East, that defend er ca nnot attack spades. South w1ll be able to ruff an. other heart return, knock out the dla· mond ' ace, draw trumps and run his long club suit And that will be a r elalively safe ll tricks, even If the first diamond loses to the jack with East Of course, ns the cards lie, this ap· proach results 10 declarer taking 12 , ,. tncks. That's a fair reward for taking ·• pains to play as safely as possible. " by ·THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN I Small ... 1 Hurried bran ch 6 Gone by 10 In dined II Stave off 13 Avid 2 Impon.une 3 Thesaurus compiler 4 Feminine suffix 14 Stage 5 Relevant scenery 6 Chaplain 15 Tint 7 Sulla's Yesterday'~ i\nswer 16 Spoil "hail" 18 Brown kiWI 8 Concea l 24 Brid e 32 Rring 19 Vestig<~ 9 Cavalry or groom glee 21 Spire soldier 25 Fnoc·t~nnal 36 .Jacket ornament 12 Character· 26 Provok~ styl e 22 Soldier or isti cs 27 Mail111g le" 37 Conduc·e carpenter 17 Moss Hart's 29 "T" 39 ''Me and 23 Printer's "- O n e" in Crete Robby term 20 Sprint 31 Edillle Me- " .24 Piquancy 23 !Jismissed gastropod 41 Bau lllc ~...-...-..,.,.......,.......;.; 27 Equals 28 Glass panel " '· ., ' • 29 Weight unit 30 Grampus 31 Squander 33 Colorado Indian 34 Little dwelling 311 Hire 38 Burn 40 Size of type 42 "Abstract" support 43 Progress 44 Onion like vegetable 411 Correct a script DAILVCRVPTOQUOTES- Here's how to work it: 5119 AXVDLBAAXR isLONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's X for the two O's, etc. Smglc letters, apostrophes the iength and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTE 11·19 •u BGR " T F E A M '(,1 BGRRFQ F RYC L ll TFF.A UN M GRFQZME Q1l NewtNight Uve newt with Paulek Emory and K"sten Undquist. (1 :00) 12:30 QJ Btl! of Groucl1o • (]) tm Ll18 Hlgllt with Dovld 1.e1tarm11n (!I lntlde the PGA T- (T) 1IJ V-Ttltriolon m(I) MoN Real PtGplt (!) Sign Off ! { m '• 1983 Honda 760 Shadow Call VISit with the Waorani Indians of Ecuador. I:;! Q1l Prlmenews Wrap ups of the day's wor!d news and in depth feaiUre reports (1 :00) il]) MOYIE: 'Dial M for Murder' Prime Time (1 :45) fl) [lJ MOVIE: Body HealiRI ®I Magnum, P.l. Q11 Sporta Tonl(lht ActiOn 876·7397 87 1 (!) SportiCtntar (L) (1) WKRP In Cincinnati (I) Nlghdlne 1:;1 Houae coa l, lirnet~tone . and gravel. Oeh'JM&d 1 ton and uP Jim hn•er. 304-676-1247 or Honde 3- wt-teel..- Big Red like new •1160 Ph. 1514-446 · 1981 Yamaha Z-250 ••eellent fuel inioction. Ph. 614·245· 6284. YES, MA'AM.. I\5 SOON AS SNUFFY MAKES WITH 1H' HANDS 2919 1977 Ford Van Econolinfl 150, 74 D1llard Water Serv•ce Poo ls C1sterns Wells Oolivery Anytime Call 614 -446 -7404 -No Sunday ca ll s 1917 Pontiac Sunblrd. GT, AC , 117t ..,_,. c..ri: •lrY nloo. I FINDOWTWHATAN A5TROPHYSICI5T 15. Electrical' & Refrigeration conditiOn Ph. 114· 441 -9710. · 1171 Food L111. 10< Ale. C.H 114·- -1730. f'M NOT®IN(iTO l..AUSHAT Y0/...1 LJNTIL .. . 446- 4477 84 News pnmet1me magazine ([J) Nova An extraordinary i ' 676 2903 1918 Otds Cutl ..., T -top. air, cruise, titt. 11400. Ph 114· Rd .. O.llipells. Of f-W_It\UX)D' CWSORW . Conerete fin.sh parktng lots, basements · anv sin job, Senmr C1ttren Dis count, R1ck Garf1eld 614 ;985 -4464. Formerly Ken 1 now John's Water Serv1ce John Watterson, Jr Owner 1,000 or 2.000 gaL lefV1CO 304 -576-2248 -··- ........ ._. IT'S CAllED 'RHET~ICS 895·3802 304·875·2835 675·7710 or 176·6748 Dido, Y·l, 1850 78 Ply· liJ llHOLJT BE.IIJG 5 00, 304·675·2316 13600. Ph 614·251·1887 mouth VDI•t V-1, $700 C1ll 1-\:JvU 10 ThLK S£~ Rotary or c11bl e tool dr~l hng Most wells completed samed11y Pump sales and serv1ce 304 - Autos for Sale 1 980 Chrysler Flflh Avenue. good condition Call 614-448 - Gold en 1972 White Freight Liner COE 360 Cummins, MaJOred, 10 rpeed overdrive uansmis1ion, 411 rears , 10· 22 tires, on buds. Ca ll 614 -986 4422 lUHAT ARt. t,{X) R£AD//j; lODAY? Fetty Tree Tnmming, stu mp removal Call 304 -675 -1331 82 64 Kennel CF A Hlmfl lflyan Perstan and Siameze kittens A.KC Chow puppte! New ktttena , Siamese and Himalayans Call 614 -44638 44 after 7PM 1969 International Cab Over Tractor Ltve Tandem 238 De· tro1t. 30,000mi. s1nce majored 83500 Ph 614-256· 6550 ®I Ill d2l West 57th CBS (1 :53) 8:30 1IJ 1iJ (JJ Growing Pains 614 446· 1979 Ford 360 eng 4 spd 4 w heel drNe Cflll after 6pm , Mon.-Fn or anytime Sal 614-, 258· 1 106 Pony for sale Gentle. 42 ", 1 2yrs old Good with ch•ldren . Dragonwynd Cattery Trucks for Sale 7:05 (JJ Sanford and Son 7:30 II QJ (1) Newlywed Game (!) Historic lndl1111polla 500 Filma 1982 (T) ra (])Judge ®I Wheel of Fortuna !:;I Q1l Croullre (0:30) II) (121 1131 Jaopardyii:;J il]) Jefferson• mClJ Too Close lor Comfort 7:35@ Major League Baseball 8:00 QJ Young Rebels Swc1de Squad II(]) 1131 Matlock An od1ous judge kills his mistress, lhen pres1des over 1he case (A) (!) A.W.A. Champlonehlp wreeUing (R) ~ (I) Who's the Boas? (jj Nove C Vinyle & Alummum S1dmg Storm wmdows & doors over hang gutters Free est1mates RON'S TeleviSion Service Hous e calls on RCA , Ouazar, GE Spectating m Zenith Call 6:35 @ Andy Griffith 7:00 QJ Hardcastle and McCormick I) QJ PM Magazine C!l SportsCenter (L) (1) Entertainment Tonight (I) People's Court 1!1 I!J) MacNeil/ Lehrer NtWIHOur (1 :00) !liD News Q1l Moneyllne Current reports on world economiCs and financial news with Lou Dobbs (0:301 Ill (121 1131 Wheel of Fortune m All types carpenter & concrete work lntenor el(teriol, rttmo dehng paintmg, roofmg tree estimates Call614 -446-6174 1982 Dodge D1plomat Sa lon, e11c eond, air cond. PS. PB take over payments phone 304 -675 - 72 THf= .>co~e. SWEEPER and &awmg ma chm e rep111r . parts, and supphes P1ck up and dehvory, Oa'JiS Vacu um Cleaner one half m1la up Georges Creek Rd Call 614· 446 0294 trade, phone 304-675 - 6466 or 6068 ~~AL.IZ.S:() WHAr A pooj< (jOl.f~fl. I WAS uN,-IL .)OM~gopy WATERPROOFING 1yr . old Reg Quaner tloru gelding Ph 614-379 - 2 143. 258·6()41 . Services Starks Tree and lawn Se n11ce. lawn care. landscaping, ltump rem oval , 304 576 2842 'lor Male burro for sale 1 year old Nice pet $76 Call 614-742 2763 "I'm broke ...mlnd If I reach over and pull a quarl!lf out of you~ ear?" FRANK AND ERNEST · 675·6383. 18.700 con 114·448·0290. Upritht plano, 17&. Mlnwevina, 614-446 0008 Ace Construction Rooting gut ters, masonry w ork All work guaranteed Call614 -388-9766 or 388 9792 '72 Buick Skylark. $400 00 or !liD 111 ll2l ,ifl) [lJBarney Miller M' A'S'H 26 ft T1tan motor home com · pletely self-contatned. gener a tor, sleeps 8 $8900 Call 1987 Ford Ranger 4114, chrome wheals . fuel •nJect•on, custom PICk~tge . Could taku over pay ments Pf1 614·246 · 5294 1983 BUick LeSabr• Llmhed. AC. cru•se, tttreo-catsett•. ex· cellenc condhton 16,000mi. 614·982·7?15 & Campers Ph ra rn m 79 Motors Homes Registered Polled Hereford Hull Good proven bull , gentle, 1 .OOOibs 8600 Ph 61"'-4"'6· 1062 1 962 Chevy good condition • Has been kapt tn garage. Will Sell 0• Trade. Ph. 114· 441 -2518. Call etrly mormngs Of e¥eningt. 8 piece wood INing room auhe. very good c:ondidon, •uo. ." BASEMENT 304·675· 3164 AREJIL York (0:30) $4 ,296 00.304 676 2563 1984 Escort 53,000 mtles, AM -FM tape, 5 speed, air cond, (1) il]) WKRP In Clnclnnau fl) [lJ Hogan's Heroes 1 800·843 3767 1984 C.hwy Cala'Jier wagon 4 cyl, air, ttlt, really n•ce car, I anchored !ive from New T~E RtAUZATION YOOCAW tJEVER AfFORD 1'[1 Pure bred French Alpine Buck K1dforaalePh 614 · 266-1&14 AKC Mm1 ature Dachshund fe· m ain black & t 11 n AKC Oacshund male pup py AKC Adult Pekmoese Ph 614·446-7920 . 7388. ,, .. .' Struts. S119 95 pa1r, mstalled Most models Muffler Man 9 Stimpson Ave , Athens Oh10 81 • m Auto Repair M11r1on Dump Bed 811116. 4ft sides. pump, ho1st o•l tank Everything to go PH 614 -446 2767 ren ' s pet Call 614-268 · 6200 . Call 266·1772 •uo ..,. 2464 0231 BTU '1150. 20 inch gas ranga t?fi. 20 inch eleCtric range •125, elec1riC range, double 0\ltn Skaggs Appliances, Upper Rivet' Rd . Call 114- 446- nL NEVIiR 8& ABI.E TO HUNT WITH fHI,_ CONTRAPTION, EM>Y. WHY PON 'r l UH MY RIFLE~ 77 Mark V ltncoln, low m1leage, 304-676 -2710 after 5 00 cAll 304·675· 3365 2985 Groo m And Supp ly Shop-Pet Groo m •ng All breed& All styl es JuheWebbPh 614 446 - 11 .000 BTU t160, AC 1!.000 77 85 Mustang 3 door V 6 auto, a e cru1se control , 31 000 mihn 304-675-5431 1976 360 J D Dozer good shape 6 way blad& 58,760 00 Ca 11614· Now buymg shell corn or ear corn Call forlatestquotes River City Farm Supply 614·446· Pets lor Sale Automatic wa1har 695. clothes dr yer 195 , fr o at - tru refrig eruor whit e t126 , "~ZM· 1 5 cu ft . e1&0, Maytag wnnge' VVUhtr '96 , air condltloner- 6000 BTU 196 , AC teed lnstallauon and p•ck·up ava •lable Call 614 446-0966. For sale· 1974 Plymouth Scamp for parts Call614-992·6189 1-----'------- Rouyh lumber Oak So Pop lar S 160 per 1 ,000 by bund le. 20c by board ft 304 -675- 4412 12 Month s h ee linancmg whh appro11&d cred1 t 1300 minu mum purct'IBse nacesury 3 Milfll out 8ula11llls Ad Open 9am to 5pm Moo thru Sat Ph 614· 446 -0 322 Used S. Rebu •l tTransmiasJons all internally •nspected & guaran - Dual exhaust kits . $99 95 m· stalled Most Fords, Chevy Trucks , Vans 4x4's Mufflttr IV!an, 9 Stimpson Ave Athens ' Ohio 1 ·800- 843 -3 767 Stamlesssteel exhaust systems Now eustom made for your truck, motor homeorclassu::car With hfe·tlme warranty MuHier Man. 9 St impson Ave,, Athens, OhtO 1 · 800 843- 3767 614·245-5121 62 Ready mix concrAte and all con cret e supplies Ca ll us Valley Brook Cttment and Suppl1es, SNAFU®by Bruce Beattie Autos for Sale 1977 Mercury Marqu11 E11c cond Call 614· 446-4979 7421 STON. OHIO 514 384 3646 S 1amese k 1tton s 6 w111s. old Long or short hair Call 614992 720 1 71 Be watchtng for my strawberry ad to pic~ your own tn the next few days Ph Claude Wmters, Henderson, W Va ~.::::::::::::::::::::.1==========~ ---- -- - -:----------..,..------- .::=========::;==========:J SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO .. {48 -59 90) 29 Double side lite en trance door sets w1th deco rat ed glass and sheel panel doors 350 OOea 30 Bronze alu mmum double commercial en tran ce doors sets 599 96 or smg als 399 95 w1th handela and locks 31 Stngle or double lea ded ylass steel Insulated doors sets reg 699 00 t o 1800 0 0 now 3 49 96 to 895 00 32 -Steel doors and Jamb prehung 1 y, hr fm'l rated 1 89 95 33 · Prahung steel ms ulated doer s w•th 'h glass msu lated 129 96ea 34 Prehung p1ne panel doors all sizes 89 95ce 35 - Blank holl ow core doors fr om 12 to 20 wtde 80 long 400AB 36 · Preflnished prehung oak legacy doors find jamb all Sizes 44 96ea PENNS WAREHOUS E WELL - 56 CAPTAIN EASY BUOGETTrensm•ss1ons Used& Rebu1lt All tv pes torque converteu & transfer cases eve Joints Guaranteed 11 m1numum of 30 day s, wtll deh'Jer, cash & carry or mstall Call 614 -379 2220 or 1· 304-675-6758 BUYOUTS SECONDS · CLOSEOUT'S Reorronge letter~ of the four scrambled words below to form four simple words 1131 News C!l SportsLook (T) 1!1 Dr. Who Seeds of Doom , Part 6 I!J) Secret CHy ' il]) Feels of Life Ill ClJ Difl'rent Suokes 6:05 @ Beverly Hillbillies 6:30 II QJ 1131 NBC Nightly N.ws (!) NBA Today (T) (1) (I) ABC NtWI !;I 1!1 NlghUy Buslneu Report !liD Ill (121 CBS News I!J) Colorsounda Q1l ShowBiz Today News o1 tho entortamment world is Auto Parts & Accessories 992 5320 Whites Uberty II m etal dotec tor for sa!o Used Vflrv l•tt le Ca ll e rn tion Asktng $600 Phone 614992- 3413 2783 0 6:00 QJ Big Valley 15 ft Glastron boat and tra1ler 76 S©tt<lt\lA-~£2/VS® · ~~:: THAT DAILY . PUUUR - - - - . , . - - - Edio.d by CIA Y R POllAN EVENING 614·949·2802. i: 35 951 (32 -39 951 (36·44 961 TUES., MAY 19 motor Power trim , Ski's. Knee boards Etc A II good t <md1t1on lldtng Materials ock br•ck sewer p•pes, win 'i:1 ws, lintels. etc Claude Win· t efS Rto Grande, 0 . Call 614 - The Daily Sentinei- Page- 9 Television • • Vtewtng • 140 HP m board out board tor sale no motor G ood cond1 304 ·nJ . 5234 Sp11co tor ren1 trRllur spaces. locu st Ad At 1 Pomt Pleasant, 304 675 1 076 3090 196 P11rk Onve. refrlg nr11t nr And r11ngfl , S 296 00 rnon th , no 11015, 1 yea r leau plus depot tt , H eavy duty Aile tan Sell or trade P1us smatl wmd ow 1111 condl t1 one r Call 614 256 1614, Furn1 ehed room S100 Uldttles paid Share beth Smgle male. 919 Second Gallipolis Call 446•.441 6 Alter 7pm Un turmshed 2 bodroom h o u~ e Ulr rt~nt No •ns1de pels Cleon Dltd nil rHi w Jlllln1 Cllll 614 992 · Houses and npmlmont ~ 1o1 t e n1 Coli 6 14 -992 -240 3 Good top SO li, delivered by tru ck Gallipol•s Bl ock Co 123'1t Pme St , Galhpoh!, OH Ca ll 614 45 Furnished Rooms 2BA 6 6• 14 AC qu•e1mflyhbor- 44 529·6033 Publtc N ot1 ce Overstocked on 1986 mode l wh1te sew1 ng machines Equipped ro 119 zag monogram, overcast, mends. h e mm•ng mah es button ho l es & mor e Re g ula r $3 4 9 95 N ow S100 00 These are new w1th 11 20 yea r w;manty Call614 -385 3 bedroom ap1 tor rent rater o n(;ft requued , c11ll 304 -675 6609 o r after 6 DO 675· 1 087 304·468·1887 32 ACRES 446 6166 61 4 992 -7787 EOH lflrgelevello11n Harm onv•lleo n St Rt 684 Electric, LC Wn!Ar nld sept•c tank Will sell or tradfl for hoat tttmper, motorcyc le or anvt h1ng ofv11lue Ph 614 446 3103 01446 -86 57 Renlals Black & wtuto TV 12 " 15 Years old Good condition Ph 614 - p81 d next to R10 Grande Collage Ph 614 446- 888 3 35 Lots & Acreage Crenk Electric, se w !lr and Wttlor Well finan ced Shown by 11ppomtment only Ce ll 614 742 2577 Plasti c c•stern st ate approved plast•c septic t anks, plast1c culv erts metal cu lverts RON EVANS ENTERPRISES , Jijck so n, Oh 614 286 6930 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts UtlllhflS Grac•ous hvmg 1 and 2 bed · room apartments at V1llage Manor and Alvflr!ude Apart ments i., Middlepo rt From 19216 mcludlng utll1ti os Call Forms for Sale Ju st 4 m1IM outs1de ctty lim its Co1y 7 room , on e •tory ho me Popular AddiSon School o ... trict . F11 hlng pond. bsrn & outbuild ings M cGuire Aeelty Co 1 402 Fourth Ave .. Huntingt on, WVe 21570 1 or Ph 304 Callahan s Used Ttre Shop Over 1,000t •res,5tzos 12 13 14 15 16 16 5 8 mtles out Rt 218 Call614 256 6251 Upstalfs furmshed Apt . 4 room a an d Dath . Cen trally located 1 or 2 adults Rei & depos11 requirod Ph 614 -446 0444 Nt ce 2 l>edroom Apt , Mam St ChA!htre. Complm aly furnt shed Wat er paid Ph 614 -245 -58 18 S11 nd H•ll Road. 304 676 -3834. Nund 01 Wont n mob•le homal INe CM help 1984 Schulu 3 BR 2 bath CAI 16 14 -44 6-672 6 , So fed ttJ illiJ 1973 12• 85 K1rkwood Rem o deled Will con StdAr oHe• 614 · 992 · 24 54 ah e1 6 OOp m 7Pr,1 74 7 lnc.ldu stnal storage 12 foot head door, 3 phAses o f electric 18 x48 ste6 1 build1ng 614 446 1362 For appm ntm ent OVfl r GovornmfliU Homos lrom 91 (U ropair) Oalinquenl tax property C11ll 1 - 619 · 565 16 67 EUII H04310H for cu rr om ropo list 54 Misc . Merchandise Furn1sh&d Apt $235 Utrlttles Pd , 18 A 607 Second Ave , Galhpohs P/J 446 -441 6 after Furmshed Eff1 c1ency S 160 Utrl1 lies paid share bat h 607 Second Ave Galhpol•s Ph 446 ·4416 alter 7PM Commflrc•al l>utldmg s lor leasfl Downtuwn Pt Pleasant Storos ofhcft!l A Ono Rea l Estate Ca ro l Yoagflr Broker Ca ll 30 4 676 - 6 104 Mamonol Counafllors P'ruv 1dtt tt servl CO, that some day O\IOfyono must h11ve ~~nd mak e wuy ohove pverage oarntng !l plu1 ,1101 of J~ ti s fa c tton m prov1dmy fm11bsolutnmu st Call6 14 - 446 3615 10 OOAM 1 OOPM M on lhr u Fri Glass top table, 4 cane chairs w1th padded seats, ex cellent co ndition &150 00 304-8766787 after 4 p m Concrete blocks all 1u:es yard or delivery Mason sand Gallipolis Block Co. 123% Pine St Gall1pol1s, Ohto Call 614 -446 , County Appliance Inc Good used appliances and TV sets Open BAM to 6PM Mon thru Sat 614 446 1699 . 627 3rd Ave Galllpo hs, OH got a new oven cleaner and she's happy as a lark!" Will do h o u:~e w orh and yard wor h Apply et Deily Sen tmol 01 t: all 614 992 5698 Profe ss ional Services BORN LOSER 1983 Thundercraf1 , 17' 120 H.P., 1-?.1 60hours One owner see Neighborhood Rd Ph 814 446-8298 after 5 00 245·5121 . SWAIN C1u1 do light hauling and roofmg H o t~~ flrlll b l & r 111es Mar1on Smder 614 949 2629 23 Boats and Motors for Sale heng•ng 55 Building Supplies CARPET Carpet remnants 56 00 a ya rd and up Moll ohan Furniture, Upper A•ver Ad . Ph 614-446 7444 Open 1111 7PM on Week Days M & IYI ta w n Cer a & Wmdt~w Cleon mg Call any d11v tlfter 6 PM 61 4 379· 2571 NOTICE I f HE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH · lNG CO recomm(lflds th at you do busmess With pftople you hnow and NOT 10 send mon ey lhrough the matl untrl you have 111 vosttg~ t ad tho off ering 75 Caat 1ron barh tttb. 835. 304 675- 5892 Wt ll d(J !louse cl l!amng 1 day a W!Hik On a regular basil lla llhpol• s Hrtu• Call 614 446 AB69 ·--- · - -- - - - Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio I 197917ft ln-StarbyStarcraft Worh want ed d811!18ntry any sh•ft l.Ov rs IPr.p anenc e Ph 61 438 f.l 823B Business Opportunity Tuesday, May 19, 1987 KIT'N'CARLYLE ®byl.lorryWrighl baskets Watch for • •gn 1 Mollohan Furniture, Upper RiVer 4 46 7606 54 Misc. Merchandise Point Pleasant, Rt . 2 Vegetables 2 Piece l•vlng Room Suite $325 Rd Tuesday, May 19. 1987 S & B Greenhouta, 4 milesnonh Used Car pet & appliances Ph 614 446·6737 W1ll do Babv • i1tmg m vour home 111 C1ty L•m•t s For ch•ld 6yr1 or vuungttr We ek days on ly Can P•Ovlde references Ph 614 - 21 ,, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio .. ll IG CU RA K G C (~ u u r F T BGRIIF'Q " z K . LMMH ZMB T F E A ll N M . • rf" WF WE:RE WITHOUT · Yesterday's Cryptoquote. • FAULTS WE SHOUW NOT TAK E SO MUCH PLEASURE IN REMARKING THEM IN OTHERS - LA ROCHEFOU CAUW -- . I " -- ·-- - ..... - • ' �Page- 10- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio I Tuesday. May 19, 1987 , ,....-------Local briefs:-·- --------__, Court action settled Group 2 plans mef'ting Marriage licenses issued Group 2 of the Middleport Presbyteria n Ch urch wil l meetat 7: p.m. Tuesday at the churc h. Mrs. Donald Low ery and Mrs. Dav id Cumings wil l he hostesses. Mrs . Har ry Moore will have Chapt er :; of book .stud y. Marr iage licenses ha ve been Issued in Meigs Count)• Probate Court to Thoma s Raymond Burnside, 41 , Pomeroy . and Mary Etta Jones, 42, Pomeroy; Charles Ri cha r d. Hall, 49. P oint Plea sa nt, W. Va., and Virginia Lynn Stover, 28, Middleport. :w No quorum at council meeting Appeal filed in court Pomeroy Villagp Coun cil ca ncelled Monda y night's regular rnn•tin g clur· to lac k of a quorum of members . EMS reports A not ice of appea l has been filed In the case of William L. Carr, Coolvtlle, against J ames L. Mayfield, administrator of t he Bureau of Worker' s Compensation, and the Industrial Co mmission of Ohio, and the M eigs Count y Board of Ment al Retar dation. A rec iprocal action for child support has been fli ed by Linda Milliron against Ronnie K eith Hubbard. s~1Jen calL~ Mr•igs County F:mcrgcnr.v MedQI Services repor ts seven r·<Jli s Monda y ; Pomeroy at 6: ,,:;a.m. to Pomeroy Hea lth Care Cr·ntc·r lor Al ice Dilley to VPt c·rans Memorial Hospita l : PomProy at 7::!1 a.m. to F:as t Ma i n St. for .Jun ior Hunt to Vr·tr·ran s MPmorial Hospital: Middlepor t at 11 :28 a.m. to South SPcond AvP . for F ranc is Bir on to Holzer Medical Cen ter; Tupper s l ' lains at 12: l !J p.m. to Oh io 681 West for F'loyd Hawk to Comrlrn Cl;, r k MPmori;r l Hos pital ; Rutland at 3: 48 p.m. to Meigs Min<' No. 2 for David Chapman to O'Bieness Mem orial Hospital ; Milldlr•por t al 7:22 p.m . to Nor th Second Ave. for l'atri ci a Sha ne to Ve terans Memorial Hosp il ai ; Pomeroy at 7. :mp.m . to l'omProy Hea l th Car e Cen ter for Gar net Wi Ilia ms to V r tf •r<.~ns School decorating announced Members of the Pomeroy Alumn i Committ ee will be decoration the Meigs Hig h School cafeteria at 6: JO Friday evening. Anyone wishing to help is welcome. A nyone w ishing 10 purchase a Pomeroy Panth er tee shir t may do so from Chu ck Klic hen at the Dairy Queen . >' So uthNn Loca l Srhool .!Ji st ri r t' s F: lementa ry Ba nd Co nce rt wilt bP hPid WednPsda v, B p.m .. at Sout hern .Jun ior Hi gh The bam! is m<~lie up of firth and six th graders from Letarl Fal ls, Portl t1nd, H.;lc·i nf' <t nd Sy r.1 rusc F:lr.rrwntar ics. Freew ill Uorwt ion s wi ll bP accrpt (•d. Racine merchanh hold meeting planned Plans were m ade for a sidewa l k ar ts and crafts f ai r when Racine Merchant s Association met M ond ay night at village hall. The arts and cr aft s sa le will be held Saturday, Ma.1· .10, from 9 a. m . to 2 p.m . Ra in will caneel. Anyone wishing to participat e . should ca ll 949-2140 or 949-2800, or any mer chan t, by T uesday, May 26. · The assoc lalion is also planning a Farmers Da y for Saturday . .July 18. Th e above numbers may a lso be ca lled for more information on this project. The new merchant s' signs whi ch ar e near ing comp letion were also discussed. A dedication da te for th e sig nes will be set later . Thanks were ex tended to everyone who hel ped wi th the signs i n anyway. The next regular merchant s meeting wilt be held .June 1o, 7 p.m ., at vill age hall. It is hoped tha t more merchant s will parti ci pat e. Pr•ntliP!On·Marrum M(•mo rial f> <t ,V Srr virr with singi n ~ b}.' thr· Mcllanil'l Tr io, .l<'rT.v Frc·derick. and Dan Hayma n and the Faith Tr ·i o, will hP 11Pld Su nd a.v. l p.m ., on Andy Dodrill Road in Vin ton . T he !~lith annu:r l Bur l inglwm Memorial Day Serv ice will be hd tl t ::J(J p.m . Sunday with !Ce(•ncy ·Bennctt Post 128 of the . .~ m e rr c"n Legio rr. wit h F runk O'Brir n of Col umbu s leading the mu sica l progrJm. MeelinK cancelled by alumni A mr•Pting or thr• Me igs J{ig h Sr hoo l Alumn i Assoc iation sl'llt'clulPd for this rveni ng has been ca ncelled . Anyo ne hav ing ti ck0t money h to turn it in by May 20 at Main St. Pizza . T he nex t meeting oft he associ at ion wi ll be held at 7: .10 p.m . on T uesday, May 21i, ul Main St. Pizza. Ho.~pital Veterans Memorial Mrmol'ia\ se rvices (or Mr s. F.va Stou t will be hel d at :1 p.m. Sa lu rda)'. Ma.v 2:1. at GrurP F:pisco p;J I Chu rrh. f:. Mai n St., Pnmf'rov, ll'ilh HPv . l .rf' Millrr o l'f i(·\u t ing. Ml'> . Stou t. a Micltllcport busi lli'Ss wo m :t n fnr a numbl'r or ~~C'~1 rs. tl ircl .Jan . 'lR. th is yea r and buria l w ~ t s in Mi iPs Ct~ m('f P r .v. Hut land . F ullowin).! Sclturd:~y 's m C'mor iOJI st·rYirf'. 11Pr cbughtrr. Bar bar·a ~to ut S!nrlcr. will r·erC'ivr fr it•ncls !II llt ·r rf's idt•nf'r. :w1 Pa g<' ~ ~ . Mirlrli<'JlOI'I. I.A·IIit· Au~lin l.i' llic• ,!; t nt · [ )('\\'l'i'S t' Au s tin. 7~1 . of Ht . ~ . I 10in t Pl 0;~sn n1 . di(•d SutHia_ \ · .~ t ltt•r hornr aftc•r a short iii!H '~ '-. Monday admissions : Edw ard Martin . Pom eroy: Jun ior Hunt. Long Boll om; Al icP D illey. Pomeroy : Frank Cl ark . Middle- She was born Nov . 22. 1907 in Leon to the !al e T.F . and M edia Buck DeWeese. She was preceded In dea th by her hu sband . M arvin C. Austin. who died in 1900, two sisters. three brot hers. two gr andd aughter s and one gra ndson . Surviv ing a rc her brother Ra y DeWeese, Point Pleasa nt ; th ree daughlrrs. Mrs. Oky . 1 Pa tsy t Thomas. Acworth. Ga.. Mrs. Fred [. l ua nita J Da ugher tv, Point Pl easant. Mrs . F.dwin tV i r gi niat Thomas. Sa ndyvi lle; a son, M ar vi n rt . "D icky" Austin, Fe stu s. Mo.; 11 grand children . Srrvlrrs will be Wednesdav at t p.m . al the Wilcoxen Funeral Hom0 with the Rev .•John H . Icenhower and thr Rev . .lark F'Nrrll offiriu li ng. llul'ial 11'111 fo ll ow at thr Lone Oak Cc• mrtery. l' riends mavrall at the funeral ltonw on Tursrlay from o-9 p.m. i ~ r s h~V(' l't' \) 0 1'10<1 !hr SII'O il j:!(ISI ('\'iCh, t\('t ' rrt linking an al arming ' 'holt'" in rhr prote>rli\'l' ozonf' l a ~· pr O\ 'l'l' Arllarc l ica 10 man Still USPd in i"nurh Of rn;rcl c• g a~f'.-. thP wurltl a~ s p ra ~· - e a n pro pr lla nts. l'ltllip Solomo n from tlw Stat<' ll nh· t· r ~ ily ot NL''r Yo rk a t Stony Brook ~; lid llrw fi ndi ng fr om ~HI r•x pcrl ition to A ntarcl Ira latP la st sumnwr "is 111t• f'quh·alent of n ~ mok i n g l.!.\111" pointlng to Frf'On · ga:-l' S kn o wn as 1! ' 1H' <· h lor ·oflu o roc. 1rbo ns. ,\n ol lwr finding repor t< •d b)• So lomun ;111d l{obf'rt de Za fra HI a m<'<' ting uf rht • Amer ican Gro· l 'nion M onday ra~'ts doubt on an .rl !l •r n;r tin:o rxp lana· t ion rltat bl aml'< ozonr· poor air r ising from ltlW<'r· lf'\'('IS of the ;.l !JTIOS piW J'f' for the"~ S('V(' rt? Sf'a so nal dl'plc tion of <tra tospherlr ozonr 0\N the Sou tit Pole. ph_,·sil'ttl But 111 0~· s.ai d rllan~· ques tions remain about I ilL' puzzling polar· phenomenon ;tnd scientis ts plan to re turn to Antarctira in August on a second Nu l iona l Ozone Expedition SpQnsorcd by the National Science Founclalion. Ozone in the strat osphere lito .10 m iles high. i s \'lla l to li fe on Eart h bE'rause it is thron ly gas In th e almospherc tdla t fi lters out dangerous .ult raviolet radiation from the sun. ) a MAY 20 to 25 7:30 P.M. Rev. Clyde Ferrell Speeial Si11gars Nightly RUTLAND TI.RE SALES "GETTING YOU THERE SAFELY" news LOWEST PRICES ON PASSENGER CARS AND LIGHT TRUCK TIRES por t; Linda Rhod es. Pomeroy ; Ga rnet Williamson, Pomeroy · Monday discharges ; Opal Wi ll iso n. Ph y llis Whaley. Debra Snyder . *ALIGNMENTS *FRONT·END WORK *BAnERIES *TIRE REPAIR LOCATED : MAIN ST .• RUTLAND ~ OHIO OPEN: 8-6 MON .-S AT.; 8 -8 FRI. PH . 742 -3088 Master Card and Visa Welcome With Dally Co111pouncllng (For May 18, '87 thru May 24, '87) Saver's Choice Certificates Rate 32·89 Day 90-179 Day 180·364 Day 12·23 Months 24-35 Months 36·83 Months 84-120 Months nnd probably will not sprea d to lhr rrst of the world. Rrccn t sa tel lite m eas ur·e· ment s have sugges ted th at ozone owr some other pans of the globe also may be decr easi ng. but not at the extent the depletion has been observ ed over 1\ntarrtir.a. The is stte was first rai sed In IB/4 and slnrr then th e United States has banned use of chlor ofluorca rbons for m os l spray -ca n propellants Daily stock prices (it. oliO: 30 u.m.) l'ro\•lded by Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt Ellis & Loewl Interest Conmpoundlng Daily - Yield 4.97°/o 5.45°/o 6.11 °/o 6.63°/o 7.23,0/o 7.47°/o 7.93°/o 5.1 0°/o 5.60°/o 6.30°/o 6.85°/o 7.50°/o 7.7'5°/o 8.25°/o Minimum Purchase Amounts- $500.00 · ./. Fifteen thousand people who care. BANK ONE. ATHENS, NA. Atltens, Ohio Membef FDIC . " Ohio Lottery Giants • regatn lead · Page 3 Daily Number 280 Pi"k 4 0318 P a rtly cloudy tonight. Chance of thunderstorms. Low between 65 and 70. Partly cloudy, humid Thursday. I I • • at y . Vo1.36. No.266 enttne Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, May 20. 1987 Copyrighted 1987 2 Sect ions . 16 Pages 26 Cents A MuUimedia Inc . Newspaper Meigs board hires employees for new term FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION Certificate Of Deposit Rates Solomon and de Zafra said the Sl1 Vf' l'f' dep letion ove r A ntarctira apparently Is a unique situ at ion Firm Pri ce Am E lect rir Powcr .... ...... ... 2o~ AT&T ......... .... ......... .... ...... 25'1,. Ash land Oil ....................... 6.1% Bob Evans Farms .. .......... .. 24 Y. Charming Shoppes ............. 23V, FrdHa i MoguL.. ................. 41 'h Goodyear T&R ................. ..6J\ii Heck's Inc..... .... .................. P4 Limited Inc. ........ .. .......... ... 40 % Multimedia Inc................... 52Y. Rax Res taurants .. ................... 6 Robbins & Myers .... ....... ........ 11 · Shoney's Inc........... ....... ..... 27ltl Wendy's Inti. .......... .. ........... 9 ~ Worthington Ind ................. .18~ Ce lesll' and Austin ga thered opi nions at Wa shington fu ndraiser la st week for Hamilton Jor dan . an unsuccessfu l ca ndi dat e for the U.S. Senate in 1986. and presidential campaign man ager for .Jimmy Carter. Austin sa id Hamilt on told him " fimr wa s run ning outJ• to wagE• a successful campaign. but A usti n remains hopeful. "A De mocr at is goin g to br ... \ ~ ,. REVIVAL Co. Rd . 31 Bald KnobStiverville Rd. . - elected in 1988." he told 1he newspaper. "Nobody outside Jesse Jackson has any name recognit ion. Ma ybe 'R8 is the year Dick Celes te will have to r un. "An d Dick is the only one who will come from a major state which is a m icrocosm of tho count ry ." HIGHER YIELD Scientists find "smoking gun' in polar ozone hole ll y ,\I. ROSSITE R ,JR. l 1PI Sdt' IH 't' l~dltor tl,\I.T IMOHI< rU Pi l - Sric nt - COLUMBUS, Ohio 1UP!1 Gov. Richard Celeste wil l seek advice from the ca mpaign staff of deposed presid ent ial candi date Gary Hart. though ther e still is on ly a :JO-:JOc hance Celesle wil l see k the 1988 Democratic nomi nation, his manager says. Gerald Au st in. Ce les te's gu bernator ial rampa ign manager in 1982 and 1986, sa id he has co ntacted influ entia l par t y member s and plans to talk with member s of Hart's aba ndoned ca mpaign. " ! have a number of people to tal k to around th e coun l ry pot ential co ntrib utors and organiza tional people, Hart campaign peopl e who wil t hopefull y get over their mourning," Aus tin told tho Akron Beacon Jo urnal. To celebrat e th eir 20th reunion, th e So uthern High School Cl ass of1967 will have a pic nic at Ra cin e Shrine Park on Sunday at 1 p.m. Th e picnic will be a potluck family-s tyle m eal and ever yone is asked to bring two covered dishes. tabl eser vice and drinks. Anyone with ques tions may ca ll Nancy Yos t Circle at 949-2170. Ca rla Morr is Shu ler at 949 -2814 or Debbie Ra:r-es Wolfe at 949-27.11. Band Concert .~el Wednesday Pl aintiffs further al leged that on Dec. 6 of that year, withou t aut horization. the defendants reopened the gravesil e to place a vau lt on the cas ket. Then on Dee. 8, defendant s reopened the graves it e agai n, ca usi ng the defendants "serious emo tional anxiety" according to the complaint. Plaintiffs further alleged that by falling to provide them with t he enti r e cas ket-vault combination, warr ant ies were breached . Carson Crow, attorney for Ewing·s. safd t he case was settled without the funeral home admitting I iabilil y. Attorneys Gordon Hobson. Columbus . and Ric hard Renner, A th en s, r epr ese nted th e plainliffs. Celeste seeks Hart followers SHS Class of 67 reunion set 'l'hf' Mci ~s Count v l.i Iter Gran I Ali v isory Board wi II meet 7: .10 p.m . tm TucsrJJ .v Mn y 20 e~l t hr I ittr r ron I rol offi ec on Uni on Ave. ba Stout As a result , the caskel of Kleins' i nfant son , who died Nov. .10, 1989. came open du r ing burial and the body was exposed. Tina Louise Lee. Shade. and Gregory Keith Lee. Shade. have filed for a dissolution of their m arriage in Meigs Cou nty Common Pleas Court. Liller Board to meet .~e rvice.~ casket -va u It cori1bina t ion . Dissolution filed in Meigs ,\1c•mnri<Jl Hospital. Memorial Day The Meigs County Com mon Pleas Court case of Robert and . Ta mm y K lein. Pomeroy, ct a!, against Ewin& Funeral Home Inc. wa s senjed out of court Monda y morning .. Jury selection was underwa y at the tim e the matter was set tled . The complai nt for compen sa tory damages of S200,000 and punitive damages of $200.000 wa s filed In June 1985. Plaint iffs all eged in their complaint negligence on the part of the funeral home in fa i ing to provide a properly seal ed vault lid fo r a ., I By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel Staff Writer Numerous non-certified and certified substitute employees ior the 1987-88 school year were employed when the Meigs Local School District Board of Edu cation met In regular session in Middleport Tuesday evening. Well over 100 substitute employees were rehired for the next school year from lists submitted for the various categories of positions by Supt. Dan E. Morris. The board approved each entire list unanimou sly with the exception of t he substitute aide and the substitute secretary lists. On those two lists, the name of Joyce Miller upon the insistence of Board member , Lar ry Rupe. The other substitut e aides and substitute secretary li sts were then approved unanimously with Miller's nam e removed. The board then voted 3-2 agai nst rehiring Miller as a substitute aide or secretary for the next school yea r. Board memmbers Rupe: Rober t Barton and Robert Snowden voted against r ehir ing Miller with board member s, Larry Powell and Richard Vaughan casting negatives votes on the motion not to rehire Miller . No reason was given for not r ehiring Miller as a substitu te In both positions and upon question· ing by board member Powell , Supt. Morris and Asst. Supt . James Carpenter said they had no reason not to recommend that she not be rehired . Miller i s the wife of M eigs High School Pr i ncipa l James Miller. Rehired as substitu te bus dri vers for the next year were Terry Powell, ,Jim Miller. Frederick D . Thomas, Katherine Deskins, John Eva ns. Angela Seller s. Edward Sell er s. Carrie Beth Morris, Steven M orr is, Deborah Grueser , Terry Laud er m ilt , Danny Grueser , Debra J. B ur ns. Jaek King, Bruce Stewart, Car t Morris. Homer Payne, Horry Clark and David Curfman. Reemployed as substit ute coo ks were Bernier Garnes, Ruth Pear so n, Kat hryn L. Powell, Arizona Stewarl, Myrvi lle Brown, Shelby Davis, Leli a Haggy, Delma Kar. Edr icess son. · Tracey O'Del l, "Karen Pooler, .Ja net Si mpso n': and Di nah Stewart . Rehired as substitu te secre tari es were Mary Brl h Musser, Yvonne You ng, Kare n Meadows. Donna Grueser, Wanda Ash ley, Sa hron Darst, Brenda HysE'Il, Lilly Kennedy , Vicki Smith , Marjorie Walburn, M arth a Wright and Denise Williams. Subst i tute teachers hired fo r the next sc h oo l y<~ar were .James Bach, Angela Baker. Kim Batey , Elizabeth Brow n, David Chadwell, Donna Clar k, .lames Diehl , Mi c hae l E dw ards. Molly Fcesler . Judy Gannaway, Frrn Gr imm, Lucille Hagger t)' , Char lene Hemphill, Ro se Ann .len· kins. Ronald Jult on, Farle KPnnedy, Barbara Lawrence, Vinas Lee, Helen Maa g. ,J ennifer Machlr. Mich el e Mowrey ; Chr isty Nelson, Patricia Parker, Margaret Parsons, L aura Proud· foot, William Robin ett e, Artis A. Sal yer , Gayle A. Salyer, L loyd Turpin. David Weber , El izabeth Webster. Helen Williams and Roberta Wi !son. Substitute <·ontracts whic h were not r enewed upon the rccommendallon of I he ad minis· tra llon because of the change of stat us such as olher employment or moving away incl uded: Chris Wh ea tl ey, Car oly n Stewar t, Jo Ann Newsome, Ca therine Wood, Carole Phillips, Ly nn Anderson, bu s drivers; Todd Snowden, Co nt.lnued on page 16 Syracuse council- has second reading on two ordin~nces . _ Name top SHS students Laura Rachel Reiber ha s been named va ledictorian and Tamara L ynne . Theiss has been named salutatorian of the 1987 Southern High School graduating class. Reiber is the daughter of Randall and Robyn Reiber of Route 1, Racine, and Theiss Is the daughter of Pam ela Th eiss, College Road, Syracuse, and Thomas Theiss, Portla nd. Voted by her classs as "lhe most likely to succeed" and "the most ath!e1ic", Relber ~ts a college preparatory student at Southern High. She participa ted In the American High School Mathematics Exam for four years and won top honors at Sou thern on the A .H .S.M .E . She ha s been a member of the quiz bowllea m for two years and was inducted into the National Honor Society as a junior. She was a Christmas dance attendant and was 1987 Prom Queen. As a senior she was a homecoming and Christmas queen candidat e and Is an Alumni Assoclallon Queen candidate. She served as vice pres ident of her cl ass as a sophomore and wa s also a member of the French Clu b that year . Reiber was on Jhe scho la stic learn for four years and played volleyball , basketball and soft ball for four years. Inn her senior year she earned the best serving percentage award and the mos t points served award In her j unior year in volley ball . Both as a junior and senior she won the llO percent award In ba ske1ba!L As a senior she was Karr, Eva Milliron, Dbt tie Scarberry, Kelly Hawkins, Pam ela Howard, F r anees Ka uff, Ca rrie Morris, Marvel Petry, E thrl Shank, Anita Va nCooney, Bet ty William s and Edna Davis. Rehired as substitute euslocli ans were Rose Lee Snowden, Don Karr. Charles Hysell. Can·o!l .Johnson, James (BobJ .Joh nsott , Joe Anthony. Ephrlam Herd man , T im Kauff, Jac k King. Steven Morris, Ger ald P ull ins. Sr .. and Ri char d Thomas . Reempl oyed as subs titute aides were Mary Bellt Mu sser, Yvonn e Young, Karen Mea dow s. Donna Grueser, Sandra But ehcr. Shelby Dav is, Judy Eblin , Melissa Howard, Conn ie Jones. .Josle Morton , Carolyn Ni chol· I TAMARA L. THEISS Salutatorian LAURA R . REIBER Valedictorian nam ep the best defensive player In baskelball . As a senior she participated in the All-Sta r Senior Volleyball Gam e, won SVAC honors In both volleyball and basketball. She wa s named "Best of the Class" this spring by WSAZ-TV. Winner of lhe Ohio Board of Regent s Scholarship, Reiber wa s a Girls State Delegate in her junior year and won an Al pha Delta Kappa Scholarship as well as a Cutler Scholarship at Ohio University wher e she was sl udy elec trical engineering In th e fall . She is a member of the SuttonCar m el United Methodist Church. Also a college preparatory student , Th eiss took part In the American High School Mathem atics Exam for four years and !sa twoyear m emberof thequlz bowl learn. As a junior, she was Inducted Into the National Honor Socie ty and serves as president of the Southern High Student Cou nci l having been a home r oom represent at ive In her freshm an and sophomore years . As a part icipant in the Meigs Co unt y Junior Mi ss, she wa s rw m ed winner of lhe sc holastic award. She has been a four year member of lh e sc holastic team and has played volleybal l and basketba ll for four years being named the most Improved player as a junior. She played softball as a freshman and ser ved as tea m stat isticia n during her sophomore year. She was the 1~ 86- 87 homecomIng queen, took part In choir and the variety show for four years and was a member of th e show chOir duri ng her se nior year. She was a Girls' State ca ndidate duri ng her junior year and was the wi nn er of the Return Jona than Chapter, Da ughters of America, Good Ci tize nship Award . She ha s been a member of the Pep Cl ub and the French Club and this spring was winn er of the Holzer Medical Ce nter Science Scholarship. Both Reiber and Theiss too k roles In the senior play. Thei ss will study pharmacy th is fall when she ent ers Ohio Sta t ~ University. Two ordinances -one dea l ing simil ar portable str ucture for thr with pil bull dogs and the o(her cxpresspur·poseofren tal income deali ng wi th the ren t ing of shall be perm itted to be loca ted trailers - were given second In I he vill age except In a mobile read ings Tuesday night when home park. However. person s Syracuse VIllage Counci l met In wi th rental tru iler·s In other recessed session at the muni ci pal loca tions of the village at I he building. Three readings an d present time will not be affccl etl approva l are req uired before lht• by the ordi nance but presenl rent als If m oved may not be ordi nances become effect lve. Thepitbullordlnanceproy tdes replaced. The ordi nance al so that all pit bulls currently within does not a!fect per sons who l a trai ler th ey own and the co rporation mu st b e remover 1 res ide ·n within 30 da ys from the dale of loca ted on thei r own property . passage of the ordinance. ViolaErnie Sisson. r halrman of the tors of the ordinance will tle fined vil lage council street com mit lee. not more than $100 for t he first reported on l)le committee's offense and nol more tlt~n ~:;oo recomm endations for streets to be resurfaced. These Incl ud e: for the seco nd bffense. The trail er ordi nance provides Bridgem an to Roy Jon~s Road ; th at no mobile hOme. l r~i l er or Bridgeman to .Ju~c St.; Lee Ci r cle. the nor th sec tor; College Road, cast of Bridgeman to thl> McKelvey res idence; Carroll St ;,. between Third and Dusk y Sts.-;· Hubbard St .. from Dusky lo Third St. ; Frog Boulevard, all of Car leton Sl.; ·May Sl., College Sl .. from May Ia Carleton; Co llege Roatl to Sixt h and T hird; Co llege Sl., from Sixth to May : Cherry Sl., the alley behind the r es t home. and the entrance at Co llege and Third. ' How murh of the recorrt; mended work to be done will Ill: deter mined by the .cost of malerla tsa nd theamoun1 o!moneyon handfor theresur!acl ngproject , At last night's session councl! voted to pu rc hase lns u~ancc on Co ntinued on page 16 Meigs senior citizens honored By CHA RLENE HOEFUCII Sentinel Stall Writer Meigs nona genari an were honoted at a dinner Tu esday at the Senior Citize ns Center In ob ser vance -of Senior CltlzeQs Day. More 'than 200 persons attended the ce lebration. "Reac h New Height s" was the I hem e of the day with Cind y Oliveri emceei ng the program, and recogn!7Jng the over -90 men and warner> able to afie nd. She noted thai 11 of l he nearly 100 per sons In th at category 'were present for the ce lebra ti on wit h the oldes t one bei ng M aude Retz of Middleport, whowa s98o nMay 17. She was presenlcd with a flower arra ngement. Olhers recognized were Lena Baxter, Pomeroy, 9.1; 13eul ah Bradford , Racin e. 92; Waller Bunce, Middleport , 91; Grella Carnaham. Racine, 9:1: Roscoe Hollon, Cit es ter , 92; El hel Hughes, Mlddl epot·t. 90; Elza Larki ns, LongBottom , 9J ; Ca the· r !ne Maurer, Pomeroy, 9:1; Lea h Nease, Racine . 91. and Bcrl ha Robi nson, Racine, 91 . The welcome was extende<l by Char les E . Blakeslee, vier pres!· dent, Meigs Couniy Counl'it on Aging , Inc. wl lh the Rrv . Wtltlam Mlddleswarth, St. Paul' s Lut hcran Ch urch pastor, and trustee of the Council, giving devotion s. Luncheon m'uslc was provided by Arm and Turley at I he organ . Spea ker of the afternoon was Mary Vi·rgnla Reibel, long-time teacher, who gave a light and hum orous comm entary enlitlcd "Memories of Sc hool Days." In her talk she stressed the need for good communl ca llon between the homes of th e pupils and thr school . She pointed out the va lue of specia l education an d l<>ar nln g dlsabllty classes and gave a most ent er tai nin g response of the boY. who have been assigned to a special education group. " Memor ies of teaching day~ arc like gems in a treasure. chest." she sa id , " to be ope ned. now and then and shar ed wit!} others." As for the grad ing syslem, she said, everyone en< joys gcttln pt ralght "A's"- thj!A or accept ance, I he A ol ac ltlevcmenl. and the A affect ion, She reminded the audience that " l eaching Is a_ many splcndorcd thin g not to be taken lightly." Tom ·Reu ter was soloist a~<l wa s arcompan led by MargarQ) Blaettnar . There were remarks by Sy lv ia Necdcr, Nursi ng Home Ombud sm an for Buckeye HIII$Hock ing Valley Regional Devel· opmcnt Dislrlct. Co ntinued on page 16 or Southern to graduate 78 seniors Seven ty-eight seniors will receive their diplomas Sunday evening when the annual So uthern High School bacc alaureat e and comm encemen 1 exercises are held in the Charles W. Haym an A udllorlum . The Southern Band, directed by Mrs. Rober t M aidens, will present the process ional and recessional and a sel ect ion, " Memory" . Tamar a Theiss will deliver the sa lutatorian address and Rachel Reiber, the valedictoria n address. Also directed by Mrs . Ma idens, the choir will sing, '' My Wish For You". Delivering the baccalaurea te message will be Rev. Roger Grace, pastor of the R'llci ne U nited Methodi s t Church. Superintendent Bobby Ord will present the clas s after r ecognitions of Pr incipal James Adams and diplomas will be given by Don Smith, vice president of the board or educa1ion assisted by Charles Pyles. Members of this year's graduating class are Kristina Kim Arnold. Cynlhla Therese Arnold, Crage William Brown, Kenneth Stanley Brown, Carol Ann Burnem, Scott Andrew Burris, Kevin Ray Clark, Matthew Combs, Tony Eugene Connolly, Karen Lynn Cook, George Carl Cooper, Bryan Russell -Dailey, Angela Kaye Davis, David Lee Deem , Michael.la y Deem , Christopher Robert Deem er. Roger Thomas Dowell, Regina Renea Eakins, Charlotte Lee Elkins. Sand y Kay Evans, Dana Otis Eynon, Damon Earl Fisher. An nette Rae Filch, Ma ry Lee Flagg, .Joyce Diane Foreman, Juanita Yvonne Frederick. Tl· moth y Charles Gilbride. Lori A nn Grueser, MichaPI Scott Grueser, Mi stee Dawn Grueser, Matt Scot ! Harris, Le gl na Ml eko Hart , Angie Renee Ha yes Connolly, .James Cla ir Hensler, Michael Anthony Holter, Jeffery Franklin H oltz. Tracie Ra e Hubbard, Richard Allen Hudson, Jane Louise Jett, Larry Dougla s Johnson, Melissa Gall Jones. Todd Martin Kim es, Howard Scott Kiser , All en Oscar Maynard, Robert Eric Milliron, Jill Lynn Nease, Lisa Michael Pape, Michael Lee Patter son, James Robert Pauley, Larry Eugrne Powell, David William Proffitt. Wendy Michell e Ransom Hi ll , Laura Rachel Reiber, Kenny Ray Riffle, Robert Lynn Ritchie, Harold E ugene Rose, Jr.. Chesler Allen Ross, Joseph Richard Hill Roush, Kevin Ray Roush, Angela Kay Patterson , Krista Lyn n Sellers, Diana Marie Sl mpson, K arla Amber Smith. Timmy Joe Smith, Eric Leonard Stover. Kathry n Ly nn Swain, Marvin Lyn n Teaford, Tamara L y nne The iss, Alicia Dawn VanMeter . Brian Mit chell Warden, Charles Alexander Weddle. Richard Char les Werry, Kim berly Kay Willford, Robert Owen Willi s, Jr., Duane Bruce Wolfe. Jr .. Tammy Mae Wo lfe, Wendy Ann Wolfe and Mi chael Lee Wolford . Begin inquiries of incident WASHINGTON (UP! ) - HavIng Identified all 37 sa ilors killed In Iraq 's missile attack on the USS Stark, the Navy Is Invest!· gating why the ship did not defend Itself and diplomats are . working on plans lor a joint U.S.-Iraql review . The formal Navy probe and the International Inquiry were announced as names of dead and missing sailors Issued from the Pentagon Tuesday and President Reagan reasserted U.S. co mmitments to guard oil shippin g In the Persian Gulf, where the attack Is a black mark In the 6 ~ -year war between Iran and Iraq. "It's a v ital mission, but our ships need to 'protect themselves and they will ," Reagan promIsed. " From now on, If alrcrafl approach any of our ships In a way that appears hostile there Is one order of battle: NONAGENARIAN HONOREES - Eleven ol the nearly 100 Meigs County men and women over 90 attended the Senior Citizens Day luncheon Tuesday. In the honored group were left to rl~bt, Iron!, Elza Larkins, Long Bottom; Berlha Robinson, Racine; Catherine Maurer, Pomeroy ; • Roscoe Rolon, Chester; and Lena Ba!<ler, Pomeroy; and back, Oretta Carnah!UI, Racine; Leah Ne1111e, Racine; Beulah Bradford, racine; · Walter Bunce, Middleport; Maude Betz, Middle-.• pori; and Elhcl Hughes, Middleport. ·_~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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