http://66.213.69.5/files/original/6be602d87291945cef416707d9e34a18.pdf acf0944d2264bdb85b2d1ac71ea5ac80 PDF Text Text ·-. ~ • Bfue Jays Ohio Lottery defeat Reds . in exhibition Daily Number 554 PICK-4 - .Page '3 9268 . • at y Vol.36, No.231 ill' Copyrighted 1987 • enttne . a chance of snow flurries and a low between 35 and 40. Varia· ble cloudiness Thursday,' with : a chance of morning· snow · flurries and highs In the mid: 40s. The probability of prcclpl· tat ion Is 40 percent tonight and .· . 30 percent Thursday. · . . ..... o,;' . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, April 1. 1987 3 Sections. 30 Pages , 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper By NANCY YOACIJAM records - paper, film and Independent of surface support. Sen'tlnel Staff Writer computer. Founded In 19~3. NUS now has Many of Meigs County's most The climate controlled eiwir- a list of more than 1,000 clients, valuable records lie securely in . onment and massive · security ranging from the General Motors what has been called the world's · network ensures that in the event Corp. to the Social Security largest safety deposit box -an of a natural national disaster. Administration. U.S. Patent Of· SO-acre · formE-r limestone mine important and vital information flee and U.S. Civil Service located 55 miles north of PJ.tts· remains safe and intact. · Commission, to the J.C. Pennev burgh near Slippery Rock, Pa. The company. National Under· Co., to the First National Bank of More than 200 fl?et below the groundStoragelnr. (NUS),isthe Slippery Rock, Pa. to the Meigs hills of western Pennsylvania, largest underground vault in the County Rerorder's Office. the miles of cavern'ous passage- country . Armed guards patrol Records are stored at NUS ways no longer contain the the entrance 24-hours-a-day and·· from all over the United States limestone once used in Pitts· an underground. water supply with the federal government burgh's' steelmaking operations. and emergency power source are leasing the largest chunk of Instead, the corridors bustle w'ith maintained - thus enabling the storage space. The federaf goet:nployees from anothC'r impor· company to continue operations vernment is alsooneofsixclients tant business - that of storing for a minimum of 30 days, maintaining a full-time staff at the mine. In addition, many small organizations, rolleges, engineering firms, rmrnty governments, insurance compan· les, . school districts and ceme· tery associations store their records at NUS. Organizations can store just one cardboard box of cecords a ' year for just a ·few dollars, or on a wet•kly basiS, Congo minimizes the amount of WEEKLY DUTY -Microfilming of important millions of records in an area tlmt• original documents must he held In her original documents Is done Wf.!ckly hy Meigs which may even be personally office. Although thl)iarge camt•ru which Is uHed In County Recorder Emmogent• Holstein Congo, designed, operat e d and the microfilming process Is gl'ttlng old, It still pictured, or one of her staff memh<•rs. By filming controlled. works well, Congo says. And because NUS Is a company of professional recordskl:'eping specialists. many clients find its retrieval service faster and more about $200 annually. Congo's deci"sion to have her good co ndit ion. Congo adds . dependablE' than lhl:'lr own. When documC'nts ure received microfilm relocated to NUS Now in stora ge at NUS from Upon request of an "aufilorlzed came in January 1986. Before her Meigs Counl y arC' four Mclt:rs In th<• recorder's office, they arr client." says Meigs County Re· film was placed in storage. it was Count y deC'd Indexes ranglnt:r recorded and plaC'Pd In safekC'CP· corder Emmogene Holstein inspected and she recPIV!:'d a fr·om 1820 through 1876, deed ln~t until they arl:' mlcro!,ilm d by Congo, NUS per$onnel can locate written report stalin!!: that all the records for the sa m!:' yrars. and eit her Congo or a member of her a record, make a copy, and mail film was lej:tlbleo. Th<' film was current records consisting of staff. i\ftPr mirrofllming, thP UNDERGROUND SAFETY DEPOS - - Altbm•j~h tblao or transmit it to the ellen tlhln then assigned a drawer number, deeds'. mortgugcs. lcasrs. me· documents ;rrr return 'd immcoentranct' once led to an 118-ucre limestone mine near Plttsbprgh, hours. a vault and a section in p~r man · chanics lirns, powers of attor· dlatcly to thl:' prrson who pres· Pa., It now leads to what has been called thl.' "world's largest Congo. and .several other . ent storage. i\t a later dat e, ncy, veterans discharges and ented them for recording. Micro· safety deposit box." The company, National Underground Storage county recorders throughout another inspect ion of some oft h<' other · miscellaneous records filming 'lakes place on a Wl.'<'kly Inc., (NUS), holds records from all over tht> l'ountry In permanent Ohio, have chosen NUS for microfilm will be made to · from 1962 to the present . Cos t to basis and "w(' a ll havrour turn at storage, Including records from thP Meigs County Recorder's storage of microfilm records. determine If it is maintaining its the county for NUS s toag~ Is (Continued on Pagr 61 office. Senate tQ decide highway bill veto's fate ' has persuaded some lawmakers WASHINGTON (UPil Transportal ion Secretary Eliza- to change 'thelr votes. "I'm cautiously optimistic," beth Dole said today she is Dole said. "I believe there will be ·"cautiously• optimistiC'" that the f Senate will sustain President the vo)es to sustain · the pres I· Reagan' s veto of an $88 billion dent's veto.,., The transportation SC'cretary highway bill. said Reagan sent Congress Dole -said on NBC's "Today" program that TUC'Sday's over· another VC'rsion of a highway bili wh!:'lming vote against the presi· t hut , if passed, will be signed by dC'nl was expected. "We've al· Rragan "withi n the same day ways known the opportunity was and then the money can begin . flowing immediatrly to thC' lri the ·senate." ThC' Senate planned to vote on states." Of the 177 House Republicans. whether to override Reagan's veto after two hours of debate on 102 voted against the president, the lE-gislation that includes a including House Republican pro\'.lsion allowing states to raise leader Robert Michel of Illinois the speed limit on rural inter· and the rest of the · party's leadership. Rep. Norman Slsisky state highways to 65<mph . of Virginia was the only DemoThe Senate was left to decide ·crat to break party ranks and whether thr five-year. $88 billion highway and mass transit bill side with Reagan. Senate Republican leader Ro· would become law over Reagan's bert Dole of Kansas, who post· objections a_fter the House voted poned a vote Tuesday because .150-73 TU<'Sday to override his two Republican members were veto - far more than the absent, said the votr was "too two-thirds majority l)eeded . On Mljrch 19, the Senate close to call." Senate Demo· approved the highway bill 79-17 . cratic leader Robert Byrd of but since then the administration West Virginia agreed. "It'll be close," Byrd said. Howard Baker said du ri ng a visit Both Dole and Byrd declined to to Congress Tuesda y he was predict the outcome, but Senate "guardedly optimistic" the Se· sources ind'tcated each side;,was nate would side with Reagan. The presidl:'nt and his suppor· one or two votes short, with perhaps four senators still undl:'· tei;s regard the vote to override cided or uncommitted. If all100 his veto as a test of his members vote. 67 votl?s arC' emergence from the Iran-Cont ra need.ed to override, Reagan' s scandal, but some congressional veto. leaders accused him qf simply· White House chief of staff ,picking an unnecessary fight . with Congress. Fire destroys home of Langsville co~ple The Jim Crisp residence in Langsville was completely destroyed Tuesday night by ,a fire which, according to Rutland Fire Chief Bill Williamson, started around a faulty furnace. · The Crisps were out of town. Williamson said. Neighbors noticed the blaze as it came up the side of the two-story farm home and called the Rutland Fire Department about 8:20p.m. The home was already .engulfed In flames when firemen arrived on the scene. The home. which had been restored and furnished with antiques, was rompletely gutted and no furniture was saved, Williamson reported. The home was insured and damages have been estimated at $100,00(). Rutill,nd fireman Dave Davis, injured when a ceiling fell, was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital and admitted with cracked ribs and a possible cracked vertebrae, accord ing to Williamson. Two or three other firemen were treated on the scene for over-exertion . Called to assist Rutland were Salem Township Fire Depart· men! at 8:26p.m. and Middleport Fire Department at 8: 41 p.m. Williamson said 15 men fought the blaze for four hours . FIRE GU:rs H()ME - The ,Jim Crblp rCHid1•ncc In Langsvllit• waH gutted hy fire Tuesday night and Rutland flrt•m!'n, a~HIHted hf the Salem Township and Middleport lire departrnc•nts, Wl'rl' on the scene for lour hours. Rutland firemen Dav<• Davis waH lnjurt•d while lighting the fire. Damage t\) tfle resldt•ncl• has hct•n , estimated at $100,000, according to fire olllclals. House panel ta~kles budget a01endrne~ts _,..., for 1111 1 - 4 pe••ee a& . . . . . . . . , ......... ad Beaer en,., .... will llllb Ms ...... •••••tlaad ClYte c.t.n• a' r w1111 .....,, at 4:• ... 1:• p.m. Tile Clvle Cellter l1tp1rt Orrulla&... 11 apou I 11111 tlle'lllow. COLUMBUS (UP I ) Members of the Ohio House Finance Committee attempted to make their Individual impact on the state's S22 bllllon proposed budget today as the committee considered some 80 amendments. The amending process on the two-year spending plan was to begin at 9 a.m. Rep. William E. Hlnlg, D-New Philadelphia, com-, mlttee chairman, said he hoped to vote out the revised version at the end or the day. · · Hlnla Indicated a minimum of - amendrnentl would succeed, and no spendlJII Increases would be allowed without accompanying sources of revenue. The House Democratic leadership added $86 million to Gov. Richard F . Celeste's original plan, making solne cuts but adding$111 million for education. Meanwhile, . the House was to vote on a controversial bill limiting lawsuits against manufacturers of defective products, while the Senate scheduled a vote on a $1.8 billion, 10-year bond Issue for local roads and bridges. Both the House and Senate were to convene at 1:30 p.m. Action was delayed Tuesday as · sessions were canceled because · of heavy snows throughout the state, preventing members from reaching the Statehouse. • The Finance Committl:'e met to districts which <•nurtl:'d thC' tux wrap up testimony on the budget , ·were allowed to krep i1 t' ven and the school district income though the Lr•g islaturr canrt'ird tax tried for two Yl'ars but It . I "It's been thr savior of our re~aled by the General Asscm· biy in 1983 , mad e . a school district, " said . Don Scheer , superin tendent of · reappearance. The voluntary. voted sc~ool schools II) .Bradford. Ohio. "l'vC' district income tax · was . advo- had many pc•opie tel) ml:' thill is cated as a good alternative to the fairest tax we've had in thC' real estate taxes, especially In school district bl'cuusc It's bused district where residents are on ability to pa y." Scheer said voters In his • reluctant tQ support higher prop· district had drfrated a flvl:'·mllt · er ty taxes. Two school superintendents real estate tux levy thre<' tim~ . whose districts tried the tax said before approving a 1 prrcrnt : it saved their schools financially, income tax in 198.1 raising although voters lateP repealed It · $150.000 - lh<•· equivalent of 9.4' in one of the districts. Five other mills. ·,, • .. I �' , • f' ' • •• . Pomeroy, Ohio . DEVorED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~v f'"T-L.... ' ""T I rrc;,r;::j 1o==> ROBERT L. WINGET!' 1. Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Aaillstant Publisher/Controller BOBHOEFUCH Generlil Manager AMEMBER of The United Press lnterna.ttonal, lnland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Associa tion. (.. LE'ITERS OF OPINlON are welt'Omc They shoold be less than :m words long, AU letters ares ubjecltoedlt lng and ll'l.l S( bF! signed with name, address and telephone number. No unsigned letters wil l be p.:bllshed . Let1ers shou ld be In good taste, addressing Issues, not personalities . " .; :· :: .•• • •• •• : • ·• :- TAMPA. Fla. tUPI)- Fred McGriff, whose last seven hils ' . ha ve be~n home runs. paced a 22-hit Toronlo attack with a pair of homers to power t·he Blue Ja ys to a 15-Bcxhibi!ion romp over the Cinri n'hali Reds Tuesday . McGri ff; playing in his home· I own, slammed a 3· ru~ homer .off rookie Norm Charlton in the sixth inninR aft er hitting a solo shof off Charlton in the fifth . Cha rlton surrend ered 10 runs and 11 hils over two innings, Jesse Barfield also cracked a 2· run homer off Charlton a nd Kelly Gruber added a solo ·homer fo r the Blue Ja ys. McGriff and Barfield each drove in four runs. Cinci nna ti's Dave Parker hit a two·ruri hom~r off Joe Johnson ~ and promptly announced, that a breathing Congressional com· profit was apparently made by millers specially created to the middlemen. who sold th e pro~ the affair to its uttermost arms to Iran, and that all or part depths? Why are the liberal · of this profit was used to provide media indulging In operatic mllitary aid for the Nicaraguan ·.. shrieks of excitement over every Contras. Since two of Reagan's llffllng " development"·? · · aides eviden tly sanctioned this . Assume the worst. Suppose it diversion without telling him, the turns out that the profits In president fired then both, called question legally belonged to the for a special prosecutor to U.S. government (·something . determine whether any laws had that ·Is by no . means clear even been broken. and appointed the yet. I Suppose, further, that PainTower Commission 'to find out dexter and North connived at .how su~ h things could happen in using those profits to buy milhis National Security Council. , itary aid lor the Col'\tras dUring What then, precisely, was, so the period of a lillie over a year terrible about his conduct in this when such use of U.S. funds was maller? Why were two heavy- illegal. Must these excpllent officers go lo prison for encou· raging such aid, simply because· By DICK WEST WASHINGTON !UP I I - Language purls is Insis t !hers is no suc h word as "gazoo" an d even a sla nguJge expert was baffled by its use. When Sen. Alan Simpson said Whil e House reporters sometimes shouted .questlons a! President Reagan becausP I ~y'd " like to stick 11 · In his gazoo," there was a tend ency to believe the Wyoming · Republican had been misquot ed. One dictionary I ronsu l! ed equates gazoo wllh kazoo. And we all know wha 1 a kazoo is As lowhy n€wsmen would want to slick their qui's lions in a musical · toy played by hummin g. J leave to .vour Imagination. I was I old by a colleague who. llkr Simpson, came out of th(• Golden West that gazoo wos a commo n slan g term In the wide open s pa ces. Well, I grew up In !he wide open spares myself a nd I nevf'r heard that term rxc<•p t as a sy nomyn .for gazebo, whi ch my dictionary defines a.s a st ru elu re build on a site to command a view. Assuming you adm irf' !hi' vl(•w commanded by 1600 Pennsylvania Av~nur . the question rema ins as to whelher I here arc any gazebos on the Whil e House grounds. · · Clearly, II wou ld make more sense to try to s lick questions in a cupola than In a mus ical toy. . You ca n be pretty sure Simpson did not ac(·use repor rers'Ofwa ntin g 10 stick questions In Ihe president's bazoo. By one definition, a buzoo is a "raspberry" or "sound of disapprova l," artd rxccutivc mansio n corres ponde nts hear plenty of those wi thout shouting ques tions a! photo oppor tunil es or otherwise raising lht•l r vo ices . J prefer lo lhlnk or m.v brethren as lryl ng to pur words in thr president' s mouth. or nose. whi!'h may have been done by another ·d dlnl!lon pf bazoo. Onr plastic su rgeon who specializes in "nose jobs··- is there anv other kind '' - slwd up Reagan's poss ible replacements by a ppm Ising Ihei r schnozzolas. · I was pleased·ro note Iha l insofar as his v!0w of noses Is conrE'rned. !he cou nl ry Is goln~: to bt• in good of hand s regard less of who Is elected f" as !he next president. . I mean. this doc lor had not hing bad lo sa;· about poss ible as pirants. He opi ned th ul Gov . Mario Cuomo of New Yo r k has a nose that is " bold, masculine and decis ive:· · · That may IJe onP ol lho rE'asons Cuomo has Ia ken hlmsc• lf out of the race. You ran' ! grl mueh boli:lt•r and more deris ive. I am wondering what the medi co might have made of the noses of some oil he past chief exerurlvr.l - Richard Nixon . for Instance. As for Reagan. he point s oul there is nothin g to gain from "touchin g the b<•ak of a lame duck ... ancl I arr<·p l that disclaimer. • Might as we ll r llargc •·rpor lcrs with tr ~ ln g t o s tlr~ it in his nostrils. YoU CAl{ CoME oVT NoW,GEoRGE . O(JR ' subject (before changing them back again)? Assume they mus t.' You know perfectly well tha t this whole extravaganza wasn't· put IO· ger ber In order to jail John Poindexter or Ollie North. It is Ronald Reagan whose scalp the Democrats were longing for. and that is why I say their performance today is a cheap grand- stand play . . · Because the t.ruth Is they haven 't got a pit lo hiss In and they know it. The president's cond uct has been so far from corrupt or Improper that the media have had to shill their whole em phasis from a hunt lor presidential wrongdoing to ·a grubby search for evidence that the. president Isn't sufficiently on top of his job. But even that theory was knocked galley-west by his superb handling of his . March 19 press conference. PRAYeR C'oNceRN& ... i'rle TV · MINISTRl~S. ORLANDO. Fla. tUP II Graig Nenles; ~ho has hit sa fely in his last 11 at·bats, clubbed a two-run homer Tuesday to help ttie Atlanta Braves lo a 12-7 Grapefruit League ·victory over· the Minnesota Twins . In the past three games. Nellles has hit six homers, three doubles and a l'air of singles to · Improve his balling average to TUCSON. Ariz . 1UPI1- J uan Castillo's two-run homer capped a seven·run Milwaukee third Inning and th e Brewers went on to ·a 7-4 Cactus League victory over the Cleveland Indians. Tom Waddell, Mike Murphy and Ed Vande Berg of Cleveland combi ned for six scoreless In· lose, 7 ~4 · nlngs afl er the Brewers'. seven· rellevN Mar~ ThurmonO, who run inn ing, Waddell and Murphy earned his first save. Nokes; one of four catchers on are t.wo of seven pitchers fighting for tbr~e openings in the Cleve· ·the roster, drove In rM fir st two. land bullpen. The ream is ex· runs with a ~ero nd - i nning doub le peeled to make its final cuts off loser Nell Allen, 0-2. He added Wednesday. an RBI groundmil in the sixth. the fourth Inning. Pendlt•ton's homer cam e 'off New York rC.IIcvet .Jesse Orotiro ' after Lindeman had opened ihc ninth inn ing with..o doubl<' .. The gam<' was ra iled ber<ause ~ h e Met s . had no morr· pilchl'rS ava ilable.. ~ SARASOTA. Fla. 1UPI1 ST . Pf:TERSBURG . F la. Wall Tenell improved hi ~ spring tUP II - Terry Pendleto n hi! a training reco rd to 4·0 and Mafl · tieo·•·un homer In the nin~h inning Nokes drove in thrl'e . ~u n~Jn til.~..... J!,!ld the St. Louis Cardinals Detroit Ti gers' 6·4 viclory over rallied for a ~· 6 tic aga inst the I he Cbicago White Sox. New York Mets in an ex hibition Terrell' s spring ERA is Ui'T in game called after 10 inn ings. six games. He pitched seven : Jim Lindeman of St. Louts had ·. Innings and gave up home runs to thret' hils. Including his fourth Harold Baines In the first Inning home run of the spring, Linde· and Ron Hassey In the fourth . man. hitting .379 in the Grape· Ron Karkovtce hit a homer for fruit League. hi! a 450- fool homer the Sox in the ninth Inning off off New York's Ron Darling in SCOTTSOAI.F.: Ariz. !UP I( -: The ( hicago Cu bs rook advun· • tagc of a Gia nts fie lding lapse and sco red fou r runs in thf' ni~lh in ning lo hra r San Francisco?·"· Leon Ourhpm and .Jody na;vi s OP\' ne(l the nin lh with s ln~l cs . aguin sl Gianr!-i 1'(;\lirvcr Keith Coms tock. Onl' out later. Shawon Dunston singled home Ourha;m, Ch ico Walkrr I hf'n lofted a flyball ,. I Con llnued on page .4 · ' -GALLIPOLIS APRIL - 1st - APRIL - 1CJ87 1 Ring To Be Given Away In ~ach Store. Drawing Sat., April .18th. - NO Register to Win This Diamond CluSter•. SPE41AL 95 NOW $99 " VELVET JEWELRY lOX $500,000. According to one One proposal was ro fill a • source: the Ca nad ian interme- swl mmtn~: pool With self· diary was almost laughing scorn· destruct solution and dump the fully as he relayed the offer to money in . By late March the negotiations Damascus: and assured his co· horts tha t the Americans could were so close to fruition thai be "held up" for a lot more. At Kilburn's relatives were advised this point, the FBI decided It of his Imminent release. AI least would go after the Ca nadian for one U.S : warship was dispatched criminal prosecution - once to stand byofftheLebanesecoast Kilburn was safely home. to pick the hostage up. The price finally agreed on ·in But the deal began to unravel March 1986 was more than $' and was shallered Irrevocably million . To get around lhe U.S. by the U.S. ra id on Libya. policy of not paying ransom for Kllb~rn and two British hostages kidnapped Americans, the deci· were shot in reprisaL The Canaslon was'nnade to use money that dian escaped. · would disintegrate in ~ matter of. North, distraught at the tragic days. outcome, wrot~ a note to former It was vital, of course. tha t the National Security Adviser Romoney not det~rioral~ too ra~- llert MrFar lane on April 21: pldly, In case .there was a sligh t "The Kilburn tragedy has us delay between payment and very concerned because ihere Kilburn's re!ease. A slow-acting appears to be some possibility of solut ion "'as developed that Syrian compllrll y in Kilburn' s would give three days' grace. death and the same could happen The bills, In small denomina· to our other hostages If tlie lions. would be taken from Syrians are able to put their stockpiles of old money srhe· hands on them." duled for burning. Footnote: References to the The final technical problem chemicall y-trea ted money 1irsr was how to treat such a huge appeared · in ·The New . York quantity of small bills at once. Times last month. FREE/..FREE/. 1/4 CARAT > $29560 .NOW NOW MANY OTHER STYlES FROM S99,00 YELLOW OR WHITE GOLD sn WEDDING BANDS 2s0l0 AlliN STOCK 2S lo 0 SAVE NOW ALSO ETEINnY liNGS MANY STYLES IN SYOCI - SAVE PLAIN-FANCY -DIAMONDS /o BEADS . '. ' Now sAvE ·2 OFF 5°/o '.. ' GREAT NEW SELECTION 2 5°/0 ENTIRE STOCK AIEl NOW SAVE . LOWEST. PRICES IN THE SINCE 1919 DIAMOND RING JACKETS MEN'S RINGS ALLIN STOCK $19 95 E~CH $64995 sns.oo AU PIERCED. EARRINGS • All 14K CHAINS ,lEADS .. NOW AND CHAINS 0 ~ All 14KNow30· . All STONE •> Diamond Cluster lEG. YElLOW OR WHITE GOLD ADD-A-BEADS · ORIGINAL BLACK HILLS GOLD CREATION~ NOW GREAT SAVINGS $l12 95 • DIRECT FROM THE BLACK HILLS OF SOUTH DAKOTA . Landstrom's An•l•er••ry Speelall DIAMOND EARRINGS th CARAT llllT LEAST 25% Off MANY STYLE IN STOCK DIAMOND ANNIVERSARY RINGS 101 & 14K PURCHASE NEEDED - Sapphire-Ruby-Emerald and Diamonds DIAMOND SOUTAR£S DIAMOND EARRINGS AND NECKLACE Syrian complicity notedlack Anderson & Dale Van Attd wailing for the $3 million the Reagan administration was traislng) ." Now, we have learned the whol&lncredible story: In 1985, a Canadian of Armen· ian background co ntacted the FBI and offered to act as . ·intermediary with Kilburn's kid· nappers, a Leba nese criminal ga ng. The Ca nadian es tab lis hed his good faith by producing a Kilburn Identity card, The FBI rook charge of negoti· allons. ass isted by the CIA , the Pentagon and 'LI . CoL Oli.ver North of the Na lional Security Council staff. The first step was to monitor all of the Ca nadian 's International lelephonc calls, when he was in Europe as well as in Canada. Tbus at every stage the America ns knew the other side's negotlaling raclics. The Syria n· gover nmt'nl's in· vo lveme nt quickl y.. became clear. Most of the Canadian's phone ca lls were to people in Damascus, at least one of whom was a Syria n governme nt offlcll!L By late 1985 the init ial Ameri- · can ransom had been tendered: -~- .457. He also has two walks in his . st reak. Nettles 'cracked his seventh homer .of the spring in the ~ ixth inni ng Tuesday- a two· run shot that capped a four-RBI game. Ne!!les was originally invited to the Braves· camp as a non -roster player and will probably makP the club as a backup third .baseman and first baseman. · · lndia~s ,• " WASHINGTON - Svrlan rom· pllrl!y in the kldnapp.ing, deten· tion and even tual murder. of American hostage Peter Kilburn was es tablished beyond doubt by In tercepted telephone ronversa -· lions. we have learned. Th e phone Interceptions by the Na tional Security Agency were · parr of a bi zarre - and almost successful - plan by the U.S. government to ransom Kilburn with millions of dollars In greenbacks that would self-destruct within three to five days aftet delivery to the J<ldnappers. The ransom deal fell apart with the U.S. a ir strike on Libya on April 14, 1986. Kilburn's body was found three days later on !he outskirts·of Beirut. Kilburn, 60, was a pro·Arab librarian at lhhe American Uni· versity In Beirut when he was abdu cted on Dec . 3, 1984. We repor ted part .of Kilburn's tragedy las t November, writing: "The frustration an d ultima!(' futilit y of trying to ransom American hostages with arm s or money was tragica lly demonstrated las t spring twhen Kll burn's cap tors grew) tired of andhad iJ.to!aloffourRBL . · Mario Solo, ·· makin.g a slow comeback aft<•r "rm surgerylasl season. was somewhat djsap· pointing in his second start of the spring. giving up three runs and ' six hils over four innin~s . Soro had pitched three perfect innings · ....in"h.i~ debut last week. • . ~~~~~0 ~~~~f~~~~n . 0~iet~~ Fo~T IN The Daily Sentinei-Page-.3 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Blue Jays rip Reds; Braves rout. Twins; ~ LeT& NJT . The nose knows • I think It's about time· that President Reagan ·has since Ronald Reagan's many mllllo~ ruefully agreed, and ·the error or supporters around this country has been duly inscribed on the came out of.thelr bomb shelters record of his admlnlstra!lon .and denounced the lran/C:ont~here It Is vastly outweighed by Investigation for the cheap I if>: sUch triumphs as the 1981 tax cut, era ! Democratic grandstand the deployment of Pershing lis play thai It has become. and cruise missiles in Europe, When It was discovered. last the creatio n of 10 million new. · November, that President Rea· jobs.. the liberation of Grenada, gan had allowed a perfectly the riear tota l ellmlna!lon. of legitimate dlploma!lc approach Inflation," one of the longest to Iran to deteriorate into some- eco nomic booms since the end of thing approximating a tra~e of World War II, the proposal of a .arms for hostages, many. people, space shield to end reliance on with the benefit of hindsight, mutual assured destruction, the . declared that this had ·IJeen a bombardment of Libya, and the mistake, even though It resulted 1986 tax reform and much else. in the release of two hostages. But Reagan also discovered, . The Lighter Side ·, •, . . . . ... Ill-Court Str-eet ~~ . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio AP,ril 1, 1987 Come off it, ·Democrats _ ____,__ W_illt_'am_A_._Rus_h_er •. ··The Daily Sentinel . ts: m~ April 1, 1987 Page-2-The Daily Sentin81 Coinmentary ·- . NOW 25°10 OFF SAVE 2S0l0 MANY STYLES IN STOCK DIAM!)NDS-LODGE RINGS-STONE Taking over from EPA ___:_____R__,ob...:....er~t~a=lte=-::rs '81 \: To~ay in history ~~ l' . . D.v Unllcd l'r1•ss lntt•rm1tlonal .~ Today Is Wednesda~· . Apr il!. the 91st day of WR7 with 274to follow . ;: This Is April Fool's Day. ·• The moon is movi ng IOW'JA} its fir st quarter. • The morning stars an• Mercury. Venus, J upit er a nd Sa turn. • The evening sla r Is Mars. ThOse born on !·his date arc under the Sii(n of Aries. Tht'Y Include ' ' German military lhE'oris t Prinrr Otto von Bismarck in 1815, composer Sergei Rachma ninon in 18n. art ors Lon Chaney In ISS:I and Wallace Brer;• In lKRt;, society pianist Eddie Duchln in 1909. ·actor Toshlro Mlfune in 19ZO, ac tress· singers Jane Powell In 1928 (age 591 • and Debbie Heynolds in 193Z (agpr,5 J. and arlress Ali McGra w In 1938 • tage491 . . .• ·on this date In hls'!Orv : :· It\ 1918. toward tllc end of Woi·Jd War I. the Royal Air Force was ' fqundPd . Two months la rer.''Brllain began bombing indu strial targets In Germa ny from bases In France. I~ 1945, AmPJ'iran forces 8warmed ashore on the Is land of Okinawa to begin what would be one of the longest and bloodiest battles of Wof ld War 11 . ln 1982, lh!' United States forniiilly transferred control of the • panama Canal Zone .to the government of Panama. . In 1986, world oil prices dipped below $10 a barrel. That same day, l~r government . fined Union Carbide a ret'ord $1 .4 million for 221 V.lblallons of safely and health laws a tits Institute, W.Va., plant. "' .. ··~ ' ;): A. thought for the day: Poet Edna St. VIncent Millay observed: :•.; 1,\prllls upon us. pillless and young and harsh." • ' BAL TIMOR£ - Although Be· motes the myt h tha t "corporate !hlehem Steel recently agreed lo Goliat hs do a good job of policing pay · a $1.5 million penally for themselves and safeguarding befouflng public waterways here th w qua lily of ou r environment ." In violation of a major federal antl·pollutlon Jaw, th e govern· Often working with nationa l or ment had not hing to do with IhE' local environmental organizaaction. tions, NRDC Inves tiga ted the Instead. two environmental pollution of rivers, lakes and groups flied a civil sull against ol her waterways by more than the firm under a special provi- 1.000 compa nies. sion of th e Clea n Water Act Legal rases were developed au thorizing ci tizen enforcement agai nst 88 major violators, inor the slalule. clud ing the Pfizer and Upjohn The Environm!'nt a l Prolertion pha rmaceutical firms, General Agency Is supposed to assure Electri c and Texas Instruments. compliance wllh the la w, but the Concentrating Initia lly on the Na tu ra l Resourc es Defense Northeast and lo a lesser e~te n t Council notes that "s ix yea rs of the Sout h and Midwes t 1future massive budget curs and sweep- activity Is planned ,ln the Westl , Ing personnel cuts at EPA hav e NRDC has flied lawsuits In taken their lolL " Maine. New Hampshire, MassaThe New York -based NRDC Is chu setts. Connerlicul, Rhod e Is· sharply crlt lea l of President land, New York, Maryland, Vir· Reaga n's lack of leadership on glnla, Louisiana. Ohio a nd co nserva tion Issues . "EnforceMichigan . ment of our nal ion's landmark · Of those cases. 41 were set tled environmental laws rem ains at a out of court by defendants standstlll," It savs. anxious to avoid embarrassing Phillip Reed shares that con- trials. Anot her 30 were won by clusion. He Is a lawyer with the NRDC following trials, a nd 14 Environmental Protection Law re main unresolved . Jnslltute In Washington who Clllzens seeki ng to file such headed an Independent rommls- suits are required only to provide slp n es tablished by EPA to study 60 days advance notice of the the trend toward citizens' su its plans to state officials, EPA and agalqsl polluters . the alleged violator. Individuals "We reported a deflnlte surge and organizations Initiating the In such suits In the last iwo or lawsuits are reimbursed for legal three years, and they definitely fees and costs, but most of the .were triggered by the perception money recovered frof'l:l the polluthat EPA was not doing Its job," ters goes to the federal says Reed. "Starling In 1981 and government. 1982, EPA's enforcement aNions In Michigan, NRDC Identified dropped precJpltously." almost 2o major water polluters, • NRDC says 1t would ·'prefer Including all ,three of the counnot to be In the business of try 's principal automakers. enforcement " but has been Wh11n the state was notified of the !orced to do so because the pr,oposed litigation, II accepted Reagan · administration pro- responsibility for the cases and ' assessed the effendi ng firms $1.86 million In penalties. In Virginia, NRDC rollabo· ratetj with l.he Chesapeak(' Bay Foundation to successfull y sue Gwaltney·of Smjthfield Lid . Tha ~ meatpacklng firm is now app<'a l· ing a $1.3 million judgf'l:lenr rendered a!'a insr II following a tria l In federal court . In Maryland , th<' same two orga nizat ions sued Belhlehem Steel, c hargi ng tha t II was dumping .'lOO million ga llons dally of highly con taminated waste water from It s Sparros Point plant at the conflucnrr of Chesa· pcake Bay and the Patapsro RivN. Those discharges allegedly con tained ch rome, zinc and other · toxic meta ls. as well as cyanide. On the day before the trial was to begin In U.S. District Court here, ·the company agreed . to pay sn million to set tle the case. 0 /o •DIAMONDS •BLACIC HILLS GOLD •EARRINGS •WEDDING BANDS •WATCHES •GIFIWARE •All CLOCKS .•STONE RINGS •NECKLACES •CROSS PENS 0 •141 GOLD ••••• •ADD-A-BEADS e&.AYAWAYS WELCOME e(OLORED STO,_ BEADS •STERLING SILVER -------..... .cRoss ,• v - • ~~ · Berry's World ~_: 14K GOLD ~· OVERLAY 25°/o SAVE LASTS A LIFETIME . DIAMOND BRACELETS New Diamond Pendant Jackets SAVE 25°/0 . NOW USE WITH YOII DIAMOND SOUT liRE PfNDANT WRITr~~E PENS • 25°/0 NOW BUY NOW AND SAVEl SAVE " Now 20°/o oFF FREE ENGRAVING ,. . BULOVA-SEIKO-PULSAR WATCHES 1OO'S IN STOCK 25 sAvr °/o Now WATCH REPAIR DONE IN OUR STORE ' . .. -q; -~~ • . , ... ~-. J ·IJ " ...·P.S. we count(ng on you~ a BIG contribution to the Alumni Fund this year." are L---~----------------------~)~ ' ALL GIFTWARE IN STOCK . ., SAVE-20°/o NOW •BRASS •CRYSTAL •WOOD •STONEWARE • •CHINA •SILVER •CLOCKS •BABY GOODS ,. �. ' '. , '• • . . . • April 1, 1987 --· Knicks end losing spell with l ~2~-120- victory over Cel~ics - j Scoreboard j • • . . t ri~~:;to;,e~~~~h has lost SIN of its last SOUTII Eit!l: EIGIITII GRADE ItS- Member s ul lhe 19KG-K7 Southern •·ighth grade haskcthall It• am which posted a 15-1 season rceord ar e, first r ow, lr ll to right .Jamje Anderson, ,Jayson Codner, Travis N <· lL~e. ,John Hohac k, Michal!!ltusscll and Rrcnt Rose. S~co'nd Rpw - Andy Baer, Michael Kincaid, Todd Grlndslall, Aaron Knopp, Richard Deaver , .Jeremy Rose,·Mark Taylor, Roy;fohnson and Coach .Jlm Lawrence. ' Special of the Week ' ~ wa s a ~4 - ~2 victory tJvcr Meigs in Drcc>mbrr. ThP 'IJlrnadors nv t•rg N I :,;, poin ts pr~ g'll mc for thr st' ason w hil e· their opponrnets avrr agr cl39 poin ts agafnst thc•m . Sou l hr-rn out-r Pboundrd I heir op- -ponent. s ona n average of 22 to 16 1 t ' s rong support when call ed upon rebounds.· And Sou thern had a ' throughout t he season. · fi eld goal average. of 48'11 along The only loss for Southc'tn was wit h a frew throw average of 54'1. a 36-38 defeat at the hands of Fr for the season. dNa ! Hocking In the Federa l Hocking E ighth Grade 'rourna T he Little Tornadoes' success ment. But t he fu ture of Southern came by aft rlbutedd to the l lnr . te am effor t they d lsp lay~p all ba sketball looks bright as this season. A ndy J3aer and Richard wa s only the seco nd defeat fo r Deaver averaged 11 point s {lf'r the young Tornadoes In two ga me, while Todd Grindstaff, yea r s of j uni or hi gh play. Rll'l .Johnson . .and Mark Tay lor Coac h Lawrence and t he team overaged eight. point s. Mich ae l would like to thank all the pa Kinca id, J eremy Rose. and the rents and fan s who supported rr·maln in g Tot·nodocs provid ed them th rou,g hout the season. Blue Jays rout... _______ r_ ·o_ n_ t in_u_Pr_l _f,_ ·om_;_p..: ng_r_:I_ _ _ _ _ __ hrtwr1'n Cianl s lr- 1"1 fir•lder ,/i •fl Lc-onard an<l t'<'ni Pr fif'!dt'r Randy Kutcher . Bot h C iants le t thr bal l drop bf"l wrrn thrm : Wal kf'r wa s CTP· dlt r d with n doubll'a nd Oavls and Ounston SC'O I'Ptl !o lir lht' SC'OI'P. RyrH ' Sandberg then singlrd hom•• Walker wi th thr gamPw inning run . PHO I<N I X . t\ri y. 1 UPI 1 SI'Iil tl r pitclwrs Mike• Morgan, Strv<· Shi1'1ds and 1-:dl<·tn Nunrz limit ed O!i kla nd In seven hit s to homf' runs in Cla ss A w ith Rurlington tl owa t and West · Palm B<•ach tF ia . 1 las t yrar. is <'XP9Clcd to pla1· for Double A ./a r kso nvl llr ! Fla . ' in the Sou t il· ern l.cagu c•. Angels' fift h con seru tivc exh lbi· lion triump h. HowPI! hit his th ird homer of the spr in g and Doug OrCi nces contributed two RBI as th e Angels scored all their runs in four ' innin gs off loser Eric Show . Piii.M SPntNCS. Cali f. 1UP It Rig hl -handPr Kirk Mc Caski ll - .la r k HOW(' il 11 nrl Dick Scho- wt•nt fi ve inn ings for the vic tory. fl eicl eac h col l< •c·trd lwo hi ts and . He sutTC'ndrrcd fi ve 'htt ,, incl udtwo RB I Tuesdll-'' to spa rk ing Car mela Martinez' so lo hoCnl il'ornia 10 u 7 .:~ \ 'lrtorv ovpr mt'r in lhr Sf'concl , W'llked two t he Sa n DIC'go Padre~. lhP and st r uck out four . ' t:a"t torn Conlt•rt'llt,. 1\t l~oW~tk• Dh· ~ion 14 WITH ., ovrr lh P 'I'('Xa s [{Hl\ J::I' I' S. Alar1 Wl gu in s '-'l iii' IPd th<' f ir s t i n n i n ~ off losi ng pitrhrr t-:dwin C'orTf'~l. 11-<1. wil h a walk - hi s f irt h sl ril ig ht OVI'r two J,.!amPs. Wi g~i n s w<'nl to sC'rond on illl rnfl<'ld hit b.v Hick Burleson ancl S<'Orrd on ll ipkt•n's doublr to righl. llurlt •son scorrd on Murra y's grounrlnlJ! to f irst nnd Ripkl'n s<'brc•rl on u suc rlflcc• fi)' lJ ) ' 1111 .\ ' !\nig ht , who wa s playing for tlw fir st tlmr since March 22. !\ nig ht has IJt '( ' ll !-ii cldlnC'fl wllh a kldn< ')' stun<· pruiJIPm . WEST f'AI.M BI-:1\CH . Fl a. Ca n;Jcllan outfi PI(h""r I.IIIT,) 1\',il k<'r. t'al lecl up from th e ml11or IPagul' c amp f0r 1h0 cl i l ~ · . <lrol'e honw t hrrt• run s to hrl p thr t U PI I - Mont rPal l·~ :x pn .~o., to ;.1 7- :~ vir tor.v o\'1'1' I hr \ l .o~ ,\ n gc· l~ ·:-. Dodgprs. Hi J>hl ltllmkr FI O,I 'd Y ou man ~ pi 1C'lt Pel s1' \ 'P n i nn lngs ~111 d r'<t r·nrcl ti H· 1-: xpu,· Opo •ning- Da .1· asslg n111<' 1\1 Mon da)· in Ci nt'lnnall. Th 1• ool d W:dkr r . \\'hO hit :1:1 :!II,.,.,,. Tlw Daily Ston lirwl I l ' ~ PS U ~ 9tMl ) \Ill\ !.. Inn nf Mulllnwdln. I n•·· 1trr •IUf:h F rid.t\ . 111 f'n urt St nwrm Ohlil. I'J1 th1 • Ohio \' , r\h~ \ Pub· )J..,hrnJ,: C'omp:un !\lull lmNI Irt. In c.• i'l'trlr ·r"'. Ohio lf17 tiq. Ph ~~~2 ~ ~ ~~~>. ~f' · ro nrt d, ,, .. J)ll!>l.tt:r• 1-M lcl 111 Prllllf'r o~ · . Dall~ lnt•·•·nallolll\1 , M 1' tnlwr l 'nH NI 1 I n In 11{1 1)uri 1 P l' t ''-~ 1\ "~oc t mln n 11nrt 1ht' Oh l11 Nr•1r ~r.qwr A ~~nl'ia t ion. Nnt lonu l Adl 'o•r thin g l lr·rm·~ · ·nt.r tlvt'. Bnrn hnrn "JI·I)ll't' S.ilt•... ~.t:t Th ird 1\ \'l'' llUl', ~r·11 \ 'p r k. !'\r•11 Ynrk 111017. 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SJ8.2q 26 Wt•rks...... .......................... $35.tO 52 Work.! .... ,.. ...... ....... ........... $67.60 l!l' t ~tt .w ~ IlK. J. ,\ fllppt'I'S IU:!' GRADE A FROZEN Turl<eys •• :.~~=-~ ...~•. 89< l'atrldt Dh•t-;lun W I. T l'h•. HF (f,\ u tl )I f)l :to I tl! as :12 10 110 nt rm :u ~t 11 7!1 28:1 till :u :li 11 iii :•• :ml ~ :1111 2 till !M7 '!Xl 'l!ta II it 2H'!~~M Plan tourna-ment 1>rom1Se.to A men's slow pitch 'softball tout;na menl will be held t\pril 2>-26 at Eastern igh School. F:nt ry fee is $6fi. plu s two ga me balls. For more i nformation , phon£> ~78 - 6406 . 42 ~ 'l !U ·a tU!i!l :111 :l!llll Kti 'lft:l ~:111 !~: · li st be Heart Smart· n :1!1 :1~ Ill 00 'l-'9 " ' I. T l'b. fi t • :l-1 :1:111! •· Utrt h"il .' l •.~ t1t h'UK l\llniN ~., ~il'!tti !: .t:l 'j lit fampiM•II C'nnf••rr•ar·•• ~r.rriN Dh·ls lun • · HullaJ ro,\ 2:i--l '!!i.i 'jl( !!I :13 tl 7:1 ~till ~· '!)4 :1111:1 II! ~!111 1 :10 ;JII fl 1i~ 'tt 1 ;JIIIi :n 41 fi 11M '.!XI :u:r srrr,·IIM• Dh·bkln ,\ · tAl If! 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IIR lt.·Ullllu!<l . tt '!-t .i7 1 ,.., II ;•• .s tt .iS&· M11 !lou.~ uti :r. :Mi ~ .iCI'l' I~ Ut•n,·r•r :tt t1 . I:Jiol 17 S11n Antunl 2!i ~i ··~· 'l'!l ., ~~~·· rumm 't:l ~~ •.:1111 ~ ~ .; Pudftc· UIY ... Ion "At tht End of the PIIMroy·M- Bridge POMEROY, Ott ' I <"h'"I-IIWI ,i FRIE~.....,s.1.69 · .,_ Uiilt'a«n D- 1DyOLVPAHL'LSEY 111 " M y r i bs didn ' t affect me d uring the game. On-ce I started to get on a roll , th ey didn ' t bother mea ta l!. " Orr received' an ova t ion from the Madison Square Garden crowd whr n he left the gam e i n· the cl os in g seconds. Pt1 . il . .7\'li 111 3'! .131 :11 U .$11 t~ M •• ' J:j :111'1 '!I 51 .!M :t I ' ('t•nlr:d Dlv bot,J• x·i\Uant11 ~ tJ .. li'll \:-lk·t r-'1 17 ~ .m I''~' .\:·Mihuk . ,; t 3 :JI .3K!I li tulwia J •, •') '\, :.; _~ .5117 It •· with 6po lnt s that gavetheKrticks a 119-lll lead w ith ~: 16 left . "Be~ ling th e Boston Ce!tlcs gives us hope for the r es t of the seaso n. a• L y· Ro!l.tod x·Phllla. W11-hnrr;tn Nt•w \ '"'" Nt"'' ·ll'l'!ll ' - ~· ·~,': B$ARl·.B_.Q UE_ Southem eighth graders ·finish 15-l ~~~~~~s~ ~~f2 ~J~:~~dqu~~~~r ~~~ Sou thern 's eighth grade ba skl'tball tea m j ust com pleted a vrr y successful season wi th a ] 51 rrcord . Under Coach Jim Law· ren ee. the youn g Tor nadoes swrpt throug h thrlr regular season wi thout a defrat in or out of thr S, V.A.C. T he closest regu lar seaso n gam £> for the Tornadoes ~ .\Tt6N.\L 1\AKKJo.TR.\i.L Ms<K'. ~ + o·o ·: seven road gam es, was w ithout!crt starter s K evin I sore foot) and McHale Dennis . Johnson 1sore righ t shoulder! as wel l as .Bill Walton and Scott Wedman. who have not pl ayed most of the season. "Thi s was a big win for us," · • sai d Wilkins, who did not start NBA results f By JIM LUTTRELL "To'tlght's game is a testlmonThat's the reason I took him out ,l UPI Sports Writer IaI to a guy who spent part of the of the game with eight second s left, so t he fans co'uld give him 1 Backwards as it may sound, season coming off th!' bench, th~ B9ston Celtics T uesday night · starting and doing ever ything t h!' ovation he deser vl'd." provided the perfect remedy for I've askl'd without question," Trent Tu cker added 18 and . Gerald Henderson 16. Rookie the New York Kn icks' five-game Knicks Coach Bob Hill sai d of Orr. Ken ny Walker flnlshl'd with ' 12 losing streak. Louis Orr' matched his carrerpoi nt s and a seaso n-high. 1.1 high witp 28 point s ·and injurl'd " He's a true profess ional. rebo unds, guard Gera ld Wilkins ca me off t he bench to score 16 of his 28' r--------'-----~.---------.,......-- , point s In the four th quarter to ~- ~ · .. · · ' ~ ~ .....,._. lead thl' woeful Knicks to a 128-120 ·victory over the inju ry- ,. I Middleport. Ohio '. • �' . I Page-6-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio · • April 1, 1987 " Lo~al Briefs:__,;-. More snow buries .northern Ohio today Two char-g[!d in aiding e.kap<' . RIPLEY. W.Va. -Two .Jackson County m~n were arrested Tue~day and charged with aiding and abett ing the escapl' of three Jac~son County Jail inmates i'a st week. Donald Wayne Hoschar, 19,' Ravenswood, and Dennis Allen Martin , 19, Ripley, were taken into custody by sheriff' sdeputies and members of the Ravens\I'OOd and Ripley pollee departments. · The men arc accused o( smuggling saw blades int o the jail · complex that were used by David and Daniel Alexander to saw a hole. In the steel wall . A third inmate. Michael Miller, also .escaped but all thr ~ were recapt ured withi n 36 hours of the breakout, the Jackson Hera ld of Ripley reported tod ay. Deputy Grov<:r Anderson sa id the charges flied against the men were felony counts and carry a possible prison term of one. to five years in a state pen etentlary. Hoschar was tak en into custody at Hutton's Trail er Court and Martin was arrested . along W.Va. 21 north of Ripley. Both men were taken before cou nt y magistrate Lucille Thorn and later jal l ~d in lieu of $75,000 bond each. · . Po~eroy inche& fcl1 Tuesday, The Na, tiona! Weather Servrce advised people tra veling the Ohio ·Turn· plkc to be prepared for a brief period· of heavy snow afid slick roa ds, The ·NWS, however, had gqod news for winter-weary Ohioans, with the 30-day outlook calling for above·normal temperatures and near, normal precipilation. Nov. 10. 1913. when 17.4 iilches Several sections of the inter· fell. , state highways in the Cleveland The '' Cleveland station also area were not cleared. from neared tying the-showiest March Tuesday's storm aS'Ioday'ssnow on record. Some 26.llnches fell In approached. · March through Tuesday, just shy Morning rush ,hou r molorists, of the 26.3 inches that fell in many of whom did not venture on· March 1954. the roads Tuesday, found going . ' The snowfall also brought the very slow under clear skies winter season tota l to 51!1" inches today. Some sections. of th e in Cleveland , just eight·tenths of eight-la ne Interstate 90 west. of an inch below the nor mal mark of Cleveland, for example, were 52.5 inches . cl_ear of snow on just one lane In Two runway s at Cleveland each direction. Hopkins Airport, closed for several hours because of the heavy · Roush. Mrs. Paul (Marv l. .) The weather service said the 'Oris Ueving ,_ ' sno"'fall, 'Wer e reopened 'rues· · Bumgarner, Mrs. Denver (Betty entire state may have a mixture M.J Thompson, Mrs. Benjamin of snow and ra in tonigh t and day afternoon Oris F. Lie vi ng, 91. Letart, (Ruth G.) Roush; all of Letart, Thursday . W.Va., died Tuesday in Pleasant Temperatures were expect ed Mrs . Eddie IBraunba B.) Ballou , Valley Hospital. Fort Douglas; Mass., and Mrs. · to climb Into the lower 40s today Born July 25, 18% at Gra ham S. 'Veaver, New Haven ; with skies becomi ng increa s~ Hester Station, W.Va., he was the son of one sister , Ora F. Yonker, lngly cloudy as tonight's storm the late George F. a nd Susa n Tn "end a beautifully L etart ; one brother. Otha L. system approached the state. Roush Li eving. dt•IIMned ru neral The spring snowstorm tha t hit arrunfl4!'menll, ju81 call He was also preceded in deat h Lievlng, New Haven; 15 grandor "l1il by his wife, Mary Alice Lievlng. c hildr e n and 19 great- , the state Monday and Tuesday duroped 16.4 inches of snow at the grandchildren. in 1%H. Ser v ices will be Thursday at 1 NWS stat ion · in Cleveland, the He wa s a farmer and a veteran p.m., at the Foglesong Funeral biggest March snowfall ever and "flu· II m·_Ain<'l'im ·" """" l... .,'f~ of the U.S. Army, World War I, . e · and a merhtJcr of the Amt>rican Home, M ason. W. Va., WI 't h th Legion Smlth·Ca pehart Post 140 Rt•v. Gera ld · Sayre,•officialing. . Burial will be in Yonker Ceme· of Nt .. Ha ven. W.Va. tcry. Friends may call tonight Surviving arc six daughters. from 6-9 at the funeral home . Mrs. Emory tAnnabelle L.J Nine defendants forfeited bonds and three ot hers were fined In the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler Tuesday night. ForfeltlnR were Larry Circle, Racine, $49, speed ing; Robert .Luke, . Dexter, S4.3, improprr backing; Pau l B. Dory, P~rke rsburg. W.Va ., $49, speeding; .John Blarl~nship, ALbany, SS:l. passing on a doublc yellow line, ~nd $6:!; er ating while under suspension; Jerry Runyon, Glouster .. 50, speeding; Paula Ca mp. Wes t Columbi a, W.Va., $47, speeding; .Jennifer Cochran. Langsville, $C.:l. Sp('(•di ng; Jea nette Taylor. Point Pl easa nt. W.Va .. $47. speedi ng; Douglas Clonch .Jr ., Gallipolis, $63 , traffic light vio lation. and $6.1, driving while undPr suspension; $375. dri ving under the influence. Fin('(] were Shirley Dursi. Syracuse, $G:l and tosts. operat in g a motor vehicle while under suspension, and $6:! an d cos ts. expired platrs; Steve Blackwell, Pomeroy. $48 and cos ts, speeding; Howard Ferguson. Sm i thville. $63 and costs. no operator' s license; $63 an d costs, ex pired platPs, and ~20:! and costs , leaving the scene. Evan[.{eli~tic service planned A weekly specia l eva ngl'llstk' service to be held on Saturday evenings will begin thi s Sa turday at 7 p.m. at th e Pomeroy First Baptist Church . · School district.<; receive funding Mrlgs Coun ty's. three local school distrie ts n•cpiv<•d $558,565.% as their por tion of the March Sta rr School Foundati on Subsidy, St<lr Auditor Thomas E.· Fr>rguson reports . Following deductions for trachl'r ami rmployet• rPtirrment, amounts r£>re lvrd Included Eas tern Loca l. $121,1X4.98; Mrigs Local, $.11>,.151U5, and Southern Local . $12l.H:ll1.6.1. In add ition. the Meigs County Boa rd of Educa tion rree ivr<l a direct allotment of S2H. !18:!.80.. Units an.o;wer 9 calLo; for help Meigs County F.mergrncy Medica l Services reporls nine calls Tuesday: Tuppers Plains at 12:.16 a.m . to Eden Ridge Road for Em~cl t Bak~r to Camden -Clark Mem orial Hospita I; Syraeus\• . at 2.15 a.m. to Mlncrsvtlle for Karen Ha y nrs to Holzer M edica l Center; Middleport at 4: 14 a.m. to Grant Street for Nola Swisher· to Holzer MPdiral Ce nt er; Middleport a t11:~7 a.m. to Ohio 7 for Earl Winrs to Veterans Memorial Hospital· Middlepor t al !i::\2 p.m. to South Four th for Nina Wagner r ~ Veterans Memorial Hospital ; Rutland Fire Department at 8:20 p.m . to a structure fir e at the .Jim Crisp residence on Count y ~oad 10 at Langsville; Rut land was assis trd by Sa lt•m rownshlp and Middleport Fh'r Dc• partm<•nt s who wrr'c ca lled al 8:26p.m. and 8:41 p.m. respective ly; Fireman na vp navis was Injured on the S!'cne an d taken to Veterans Memorial Hospita l; Middleport F.MS was r ail ed at Jl :tl6 p.m. for Patricia Sta nl<•v who wa s treat I'd but not Jransportr<L · ml'£'1 Meigs !.oral Srhooll1oard wil l mcpt In sprrial sess ion F rid av. 7 p.m., In the bnai'CI merting room at Middleport. ro rJisruss pNsonnel. Trustee.<; schedule meeting Lebanon Township Trustr~s wili ri\r>rt Frid;ll', 7 p.m .. at thr township buildin g. · OES chapter .~chedule.~ mel'ting Rar i nr ChaJ!It•r I J l 0 rrlo'r of E:as tern Star wi II have its r·rgu Iar stated m ertrng at 7: .!11 p.m. Monda.v . ChapiN tlrrssrs ar c ro br worn for Initiator;· work . Hrfrrshments will follow. • :i Daily Sentinel-Page-? • April1, 1987 r F. POMEROY FLOWER SHOP ,JODI LYNN BROWN Delegate r~th~e~la~r~g~es~t~24~-~ho~u~r~to~ra~l~s~in~c~e~~~~;:~~~~~~~ GALLIPOLIS - A ju ry of seven women and fi ve men were selected Tuesday in the trial of William Oliver Curley in Ga llia County Common Pl eas Court. Th e selection process took the morn ing and afternoon sessions, APRIL 2, 1987 PAINTING CLASS HAS BEEN CANCELED .. EASTER ITEMS ARE NOW IN r,~;;;;;;~;;;;~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~ _. delay ing I he jury's view of the smoke inha la tion and thermal scene of the alleged cr ime until burns in co nnection with theofire, this morning. Openin g a g_~J;__...,iJCr?O r•din g to authorities. ment_s were expected to us,rre;nu Iarer ·Ihis morning . ,_ (ANDY (LASSES THURDAY ·-FRIDAY- SATURDAY r------..,.....;.----1 APRIL 2 - One man and one woman were chose n as al ternate j urors, <JC'co rding to a court spokesperson. The case for the prosec tion is . being prese nted by Prosecutor Joseph L. Ca in and Assistant Prosecutor Rrent A. Saun ders, l'ur.lcy is bc·i ng defended by Ga ll ipolis attorneys . William O<•an Conlr.v and Richard Roderick .Jr. The jurors we rr take n by the sheriff' s dcpartmc·nt th is mornlng to view the sce ne of the fire. Curlt•y, 64, was indicted by the Gal lia Co un ty gra nd j ury in January on charges of murder ami aggravated arson aft~r the mokrng Chocolate Covtred Cherries, lon Ions, !aster Eggs, Peanut Butter Eggs. NICE SELECTION Of HOMEMADE CANDY TO fill YOUR EASTER BASKET VERY REASONABLY PRICED Rog. AMBRoSIA BLOCK suo lb. CHOCOLATE $ Call For Details $ GALLIPOLIS 0 SALE nJj 514 EAST MAIN 360 Second Ave OTA0 1 3~ 446·0699 In final ac tion of a Ml•igs Counly Common Pleas Court case by Vernon L. Weber . er al, against W.C. Hill, et al. a lease between""rhe plaintiffs and the defendant has been cancPled by the court, with exr ep tlon of 20 acres which was ass igned to Trak Oil Co. In o th er mattcr·s. a reciprocal act ion for child support has been filed by E lmo S. Pierce against Margaret Pierce. And an action by Mabel Bernras Bru mfield against Donald Brumfield has bern dismissed . WHITE CHOCOLATE $),69 11. OHIO VALLEY BULK FO'ODS "'llf 'l'iiivel Agenc Lease <'ancelled 4 ·We. ~avea trained staff to anisl you in BAIL BOND PROTECTION 5200 Arrest Cenificate or 55.000 bail bond. This automatic membership service could save hours o[ frustra· rion! Wonh 520 per St.OOO i[ bond is needed. ~ 3- 10 A.M. THRU 3 P.M. EVERY HOUR. ON THE HOUR It Pays To Belong .. . c.. • •Twelvec Meigs High School j uniors have been sel ected to ' attend Buckeye Girls St ate. thi> Ar'erican Legion Auxil iary ' s workshop In democracy. to be held at Ashland ·college, June 20-27. 'Ten girls wil l attend under sponsorship of th e American Legion Auxi liary of Post 128. Middleport, while two will attend under spon.;orship of the Auxll iry o ~ Post :l9. Pomeroy, with several local organiza tions and busi· nesses providing flees for some of r he students. In the group from Meigs, (Southern and Eastern High School participants will be announ ced latrl'l the delegates are !'lose An n Rai ley, Jodi Lynn Brown, Sherry Cooper . . Wendy Ji'ry . Deanna Dawn tlenderson, ~udrej• M . La mberl , Lisa Miller , Susan M. Sa ndy, Shannon Slavin, and Angela Sloan, with alter· ~ales Laura Shenefield . and V. Mayrene Thoma s. Middleport Auxiliary; and delega tes Kim ttamm and Dena Manley, wilh alt ernate, Audra Houdashell , l?omeroy Auxi lary. ~ Rose Ann Bailey, daught er of ) Paul Bailev and Ruth Ann and Conaid Witt. is being sponsored Qy the Preceptor Beta Beta and Xi Gamma Mu Chapt ers of Beta · Sigma Phi Sorority. She is a t)'lrmber of the choir. band and ~ ~ora llers . She attends the Hope Baptist Chapel where she Is aoti vr ih the you th gr oup and works with th e c hildrl'n. .Jodi Lynn Brown, daughter of Jack <tnd Kay Frederick , is a rle t•'~" t e of Unit 128. She is active voca l and dance group; the liers, as well as I he Madri- 992-2312 sheriff' s department and the state fire marsha t· investigat ed the fire that burned the rea r' sect ion of the mobile hame on Kemper Hollow Road, where he lived wi lh his mother, Noldie E. Curley, 81. Mrs . Curley died of . ._ POMEROY 9112-6910 We Accept food Stamps •- ~ America's Fdvorite Store OPEN MON.-SAT. 10-9; SUN. 12·6 C::~'Gf SALE STARTS WID., APRIL 1, ENDS lAT., APRIL 4, 1917 ~ . DEI\NNA DAWN HENDEnSON Delegate · Delel{ate AUllRt; Y M . LAMHElt'f Delegate Girls State delegates, alternates named GRANNY'S CRAFTS POMEROY Jury selected in Gallia trial WENDY FRY Delegate ' gals where emphasis is on basketball and softball. She ha s classica i," mu slc. Jodi Is in her . been on student council for three. fifth yea;: of 4-H now serving as yea rs, is on the newspap er staff, president and is on the Junior and is a member of the French , Fair Board. Sh~ was Beef Qu een Club. Audrey M. Lambert . daughter l ast year. She attends the Ruof Nancy Brya nt and Richard tland Freewill Baptist Church sponsored by CenLamber t. Is and participates In the teen tra l Trust . Middleport. Junior activities t.here. Sherry Cooper, daughter of computer accounting is her Tom and Cathy Cooper, is course of study at Meigs. sponsored by Jim Cobb Ctiev, · ,.Dena Manley, daught er of · rolet. She is a Meigs H lgh .John and Sharon Manley. will Cheerleader. attends the Middle· attend Buckeye Girls State under port Church of Christ. and Is sponsorship of · Farmers Bank involyed with the Teenage Jnsti· through Auxiliary 39, Pomeroy . She has been a cheerleader for lute at Meigs. Wendy Fry, daughter of Mike the past three years , and is active F'ry, Pomeroy, and Kathy Fry, with the Teena ge Institute a,nd Parkersburg, is a delegate of the the Fellowship of Christian Alh· letes. Dena served on student Middleport Auxiliary. She plays council for a year . has been a basketball , vo lleyball, an soft, libra r y and office assistant, and ball, has been on student council. a member of the F'rench Club. '!!clive in the Teenage Institute, Lisa Miller. daughter of John Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and .Janet Miller, is sponsored by and thr French Club. and is a JayMar Coal Co. She is currently member of the Racine First serving as honored queen of Bapti st. Church. Bethel 62, Intern ational Order of Kini Hamm, daughter of Mary Job's Daughters. She is an and Sam Simonds and Jim Hamm , is the delegate of the Academics AII ·Am~rlcan. a stu den! council member , and was a Pomeroy Unit 39. She· sings and cla ss officer both her freshman dances with the Choraliers and the Choir, and Is active with' the and sophomore years . Sl)r belongs to the F rench Club, Is In the Teenage Institu te. She ha s also concert choir. the jazz. pep, participaled in the Miss Ameri· concert and marching band. as can Coed Pageant. · well as theall·county band. and Is Deanna Dawn Henderson. a member of thr color gu a r~ , daughter of Stephen K . . and Susan M. Sandy, daughter of Sandra L. Henderson, Is sponEugene and .Jean Sandy , Is sored by Larry Baker. She is vice sponsored by the Lion s Club. She pres ident of the Junior class. a Is a cheerlea der. a member of I he member of Academic AJl , stud ent council, and belongs to Am~rlcan. and altends the Midthe French Club. dleport Church nf Christ. At Shannon Slavin, daughter of Meigs she Is a active wit h the Rita and Jack Slavin. Is spon· Fellowship of Chr istian Athletes, sored by the Jaycees . At Meigs the .Teenage lnstituk and plays she Is on the student council, a member of the qu iz team. a library and office assis tan t, and plays· both basketball and soft · ball. She Is also active in the Fellowship of Christ ian Athletes and the Teenage Institu te. and belongs to the French Club. She LISA MlLLER SUSI\N M. SANDY Delegate Dele~tale all ends the Middlepor t Church of · Christ. Angel a Sloan, daughter of Karen and Robert Sloan, Is sponsored by American Legion Post 128. At school she Is a member of !he eoncert, march· In g. pep and all-count y bands. the Madrigals , quiz team. Ft'ench Club and Is an Academic All· American Regional Scholar. She belongs to the Rock Springs United Methodist Church where she Is secretary of th<' senior youth and sings In the choir. A udra Houd ashr lt, daughter of Charles R. and Mary L . llouda· s h~ lt, Is the alternate to dele· gates from Unit ·39. At Meigs. she , is secretary of the junior class. a member of the st.udent council. a<:Jive with the Teenage Institute 1\NUEI.i\ SWI\N and the Fellowshp of Christ ian ll<:lt•gut<• Ath letes . She belongs to the French Club. Is u member of lh<' cho ir·. an office assis tant , and delegates . Sh<' Is in thr mar<'hln g plays basketball. . She Is a ancl conrrrl hanrl, srrvPll on IIH' member 'of the Carleton Church where she Is president of I hr 4·11 Fa shion Roat'd, and Is ;r pre· s<·hooJ Sund ay Sc·hool yopth group. Laurie ~heneflcld, daughter of tcllchrr at th• · Sulcm Cen ter Unlt<'d Mr•thodlst Church . Ca r·J and Lue Shenefield. Is an V. Mayrenr Thoma s. daughtrr alternate to the Middleport 128 KIM Hi\MM Jlclegnt<• · • l of Mrs. Virginia Th omus. Is ulso un alt<'l'natP to tit M ldtllPport 1 2~ drlf'tgr~l< '~ . Shi' I s~· nw miJ •r oflh P Puiu r·r llunwmak crs of Am rr~ k a. th t• 'l'<•enage lnst ltutr, '"'U I h<' Oh io Ol't'i< '<' lc{i u<'il tlo n A.'50<'iatlon . ~ Divorce sought 6 44 Larry M. Bissell. Long Bottom. has film for clivorce in Meigs Coun ty Common Pleas Court fr om · Patr(cia A . Bissell, Rutland. Ol'ia nd Laudrrmilt and Shaula A. Lauderm ilt lw ve been granfed a dissolution of their marriage. • HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE our 9.97 SYRACUSE 10.12" Junipers CLOSING SPECIAL _., . VEGETABLE PLANTS $1 PU DOtEN PACK • ~ $750PEI flAT FLOWERING PLANTS . $1 PEISUK. $7 50PII FLAT globe Arborvlto . . DENA MANLEY . Dele ~talc 8. 6.97 Our Reg. ,_....._.... . . ... r•all'ttwrn -- SHRUBBERY OR FRUIT TREES IN MANY VARIETIES EASTER POTTED FLOWERS IN MANY VARIETIES ,liERANIUMS, VIOLETS & HANGING BASKETS 97 OPEN 9-5 DAILY. SUND~Y .... ....,.,_ -"'·- ,~ 1·5 , Patented . PolledloHIUih #1 grade patented potled rose bush In ouorted Lovely ~ 137.88~;88 Velt:ram; Memorial IRA DEDUCTION l .BRIDGE assorted varlet, or filming so I here is no problem If someone has to be absent ," Congo adds, The camera used by Con!!o for microfilming Is a \.riscomb 1962 Micro-Cam era . Although Congo would like tQ microfilm all remaining records In her offtce. II wou ld be roo costly for the recorder's budget unless outside flnanci<J I assis tance, in the. form of a gra nt .cou ld be obtained. HAVE YOU TAKEN YOUR 992·5776 Now Open for Spring Seaso11 Or ArboMtall Spreading Juniper$ In (Continued from Pag<C .11 varieties and colors. For lovely yards. gardens. 22" llde Dllcllargt3!.1.·HP Mower 31h·HP laWn mower with side dis- Tuesday Admissions - Jo hn Hunnell, Rac ine; F~arl W. Wines Sr., Cheshire; Nina Wagner, Middleport ; Cat herlnP Weaver, Pomeroy ; Judith Laudermllt. ' Middleport ; Marjorie Gibbs. New Haven. W.Va .; David Da· vis, Rutland. Tuesday Discharges - No ne. Heavy damage was done to two vehicles Mondav afternoon Iii Orange Townsh.lp on Ohio 7, according, to the Gallla·Metgs Post of the State Highway Patrol. Dljnny R. Kearns, 40, of Cllf· ton, W. Wa ., was southbound on Ohio 7 when a car driven by Debrah L. Simmons. 20, of Reedsville, turned left to go Into a gas station, crossing Kearns's · path. Kearns struck Simmons In the rear. ' Simmons was cited for failure to yield. . The Area deaths Pa. storage Probe accident The Daily Sentinel -i REMEMBER . WITH FLOWERS_'_ mayor fines three Meigs Local hoard to By United Pres~ International Northern Ohio got another dose of snow todayasasfor m swooped down .from Michigan one day '. after 'record . snowfall .buried parts of the. st ate. The latest · round of snow touched northwest Ohio shortly after 8 a.m: and headed toward Clev~land , _.where more than 16 Bjr-TheBend charge, recoil start engine. Savel I • .•• We Have An Open Door Policy - .24 Hours A Dayi 40-Ut.'Toplol 40-lb. • top 1011 for pat. chlng and top en. lng Iowna. ScM now! • 970 , , ~ ()Jr ' 1.<17 TonuultCogt 3-rtng, wire tomato cage meaau• 3"x 1.-wtlh31egl 1 w.~I 1.._I, r) r) F ,_ r..,' . ' • V. MAVRENE THOMAS Alternate I AUDRA HOUDASHELT f i' , 6.57 Grulras Um Attractive Grecian urn in shill whitt aild stone. II" dil. Slvtl 1, ' c:- 1, r • r) it \ Our 7.97. I~~ " ,'\ G) 5e97 ~~7 SO'alfa" Gcw J1 1. . _ 50'x\lr" nylon rtinftimd prden hose. ASlmlller· ti• ...., o :· , A L 1 1ro , " i _. ..__ f \_. ' • • . TIIE.FRESHEST IDEAS IN FROZEN FlSH. Birthday party given for child Mr. and Mr. Loyal Holman, Holman, Mtstee and Rodney, Rac'ine; entertained ·recently · John and Alice Holman, Alana wllh a parly In obseranee of the and Shane Butler, Stacey Lyons, first birthday of their daughter, Bobble Jo Holman, Rhonda, Nicole Lynn, one, and their son, Stephanie and Jason Bell, and Jacob Paul, four, Mrs. Betty Bell. Sending a gift Gummy Bear ca~es were was the youngsters' great· s~ved, one In blue for Jacob grandmother, Mrs. Maxine Phil· Paul, and one tn pink for Nicole. · Ups, Coolville. lc.e cream, pop, potato chips and Games were played with prizes coffee were also Sf'tved. Attend· going to Shane Butler, Jason In~ were ·Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bell, 'lind Bobble Jo Holman. 120t I MAHUfAOTIJREffSCQUPON f 16 DAYS . 1. 20¢ OFF VAN DE KAMP'S II FROZEN SF.AFQOD .. ;=. ,. -........--~ ,.._ """-" I c....... ,......... ______ ""... ,......._ . . -.......--....., !l1lllll WooiJJr loo ....... IC _ _ ,.. ...r.... ............ I ,0 ..111.- ...... L YGI\ de Kampa. un! !£XPIRESO£CEM8EA31, 1187) • J l l - ""'M illlliDica " ' - r.. The 6eohftt illrM in lnnen filh. ------------ r ONLY Alternate . ~ 67° loba: ' '. ." Start Building -~~:~~!~~~:.~.. receive t tlx credit for 1 986. Oetorrod 1axee: eflow your mont'( to grow filler. and you'll pay no federal WI on vour IRA unti you bogin w~hdrawing funds . , W.,110 te•n ohorel Jutt - k to ut. PEOPLES BANK "THE BETTER BANK" ·I .J ., Member F.D.I.C. 5th Street New H'rien, W.Va. 2212 Jackson Ave. l't Pleasant W .Va. 6]S.l121 Second Street Mason, W.Va. 773-5514 l i r �Q r. .I ...- - - ,. Page- S- The Daily Sentinel Wolf Pen notes We're better off .. Mr·ig:-. Count _\ is l1·aci ing 1hC' pHck ~ hu h'! !\o t ~o. Coun ties wi th the high<'·' ' '" ' " " of unl'mplo.v m<•nt ;u1 · Monror, ~2 .R: H arri~on , 22. 1; l'i k<•. 2U; t\d<Jms , 2fl.2; Vin ton .lli.l and Scioto, 1'1 .8. f' ranklln C0un11· has thP lo•·<'st unt•mplo)· · mr·nl ralr. o.H pr:rc<'nt with llanco C' k Count )' hal'ing thr "' \tb tll<ti thin gs are real ly anyth i ng to wr it<• home abo ut in Mrig;. Count ,\· a}; far as unPmpl oy rylC'nt is roncrnwd. Ml' igs Co unt _\· had a labor force· of K71)(] in Februar) with 7.100 persons emploiHI. Ttwt 1,'l00 unf.mployrd mea nt a hrallhy 11 .7 rat<' of uncmpiO)' mrnr upfrom .lan uary . rhis W'JI', wlwn lh(' re~l£• WC:;J S n .Y. the• Ma ~ p1 im.1n f']P('lionr;;- an d "nail wonder Thrrr arp just 'o (r \~ pri ma n rlrft ion:-. com in g up. Onl)' Pomr ro.\', the Sout hern !.or al School Di strict an d a t>art ol ( 'olum hla Town ship affi liall•d with th l' Al,.,an dcr Sc hoo l Ills· . trie r \viii havp prlmar.\ · C'IPC1lons. Jlowr·vPr. if ~·ou \"o'tr in any of thf' thn ·f' ;JrPas . .vou ('a n ra s l ·' ·our ;t h~Pntl •r hallot 11~ · ('Qnl.:wt Cou nty Bou rd ur t<t('(· tion.' Ollie<'. llv thr· wa)'. for i h ~-: 1h(• Mrlig~ Vf' JI" ..., - ~wr· n on end thP I)oard o ffiCI' hr.~ ~ in l h(• M ason i(' Trmph · ... hu i l din ~ ~. • PomNoy. ln r · ,:rmlnrl i.C't me • 1·ou that rercntlv th P ' boa r d mm·rd i nt o rc modr iPd ' Mei gs tr•arhcr, has rcc up<'ra ted from her r er·Pnt s ur~ cry and was abo rPeen tt y gucs I of honor at a t·rcr•p tion held at the Uni yPrsity Inn . Athen s. Mrs. Parsons want s to thank all of you lor the gilt s, car ds and m any kind nesses. Thrsc 'things do hr tp the \\'J)' thrrp's an eight .v rJ r -old p:tlif'nt at VrtC'ra ns .YIC"m oria l Ho ~ pit .:JI w ho would gift a tift in hearing from you. HP's .Joa hu a Caster in Room I J4 and he wi ll bra t the hos pit al at !Past for I Hf· nr•xt six days. n\' ~ --~ I had no Idea 1herr was such a ll ow of traffic between Meigs and Maso O:fountiPs- a ndrs prc i all ~· th at . would be usin g tht• ft•n ·v S(' f\'icr now !hill th(' br id ge i.:-; closr•d. If )' OU vlant to watch l h<' fi ve o'clock ll'allic. ~·o u ' ll find it l ined up on th<' lr•I'PCs i n l>nth Po mp roy ;r nd Ma son . ,\ nd it mu st l"kr· .t gotKI deu l of patiPncr tO \\' i.lil in lim· until ,\ 'OU can boJnl lh f' fl'l't"V to ~<'I anoss th r river. I hu,·r a fr•r ti ng tllf' sit uat ion niakro~ rt cliffi eult to k('l'p s mi l l nJ.!. -· :: ,Racine Legion has meeting ::· · l~ccQgni t in n of f'h rll' l rt· mPmbt •r s of hot h the Raci n!' i\mrr i c~ n l.<•gion Po" 1;111 anrl it's - · Auxill <ll')' highl ighiPcllhc !.eglon --:.. l)lrl hcla.v p;rrl ,\· hl'l(l IT'f'r n tl y a 1 •• . ~hi' hall. In the hono t'<'d gmup WPre tP ndin .c ''-' C'Icomr~ .. fr om th l' Aux ili ar~ . Turl ry an· nou nl'rd 1ha 1 1ht• r c w ill h<' an t·:as tt•r Pgg hun t for th<• chi ldren of t hC' rom mu nit y on !\ pr i11 8 and ilSkl'd tht• Auxi liarl' to hel p wit h IIWI . Thr• ll<' nd 11ivf'r Hoys r ntrr· tai nrct during t h<• r~:P nin g and a group lrum thf' Sha d ~· Hlvf'r Shufll<'r' t}('rformr·el. 11oor prlz<'' WN<' won by Tu r l!'~' . Hrurr Wo lle, Ma r·tha Lou 1\prglt'. and RPulah NPiglcr. Mr s. Stt•Wii l'l th ankPd all those \\' hn IH•l p1•cl w ith t hP po rt _\·. C f';JCf' \\ ' CIS .L:i,·rn b.\ · R ill Stl'v.-ar' . Th0 n' ll'f'-l' hnw nt 1abl0 wa~ C(• nl <' l'f 'd with <l !;u·g(· f'akc• tl t•ro ratrd \\'llh tlrr 1\mC'il"an LP~ io n Pm hlrm . M r!-. . S!t•wart prl'st' lllf'd a 1'\u•c·k l o ('nmm,rntiPr T t.H 'h '.\ ' Sa rulwi l' h l·~. \alae!~ . \\' f'l" (' S('l'\'( 'tl. \W' I'P post (· hartf' r mPmhl'r!-., Yr: lltk ( ' IPiand . Ri ll St• ·wart and .... Bnh Hr•t•g h.'. :m d 1\uxili tl!'\' t•ha r'" ~ .... \ ('!' rncmbPr s. Luu ist' SiC'war1. ~ · r:: uni<• Brinker. und Mu rt ha Lou :. nPrJi lfl. • • ~ • ; golcl . th<' L<•gion wrrr fPa lun •d in 11"11' clt•t · or<~ l io n .. with Mr s. Si('\\"~rr1, .\u ,x llia r _\· JH"f'"ic h•nt . ;1nd l·:d illlll TuriP.\', l'o" r co mnwnd(·r. 1 • " 111U< · co l o r~. P .\ und ca kC' • ;- HyJe!f. to ~ ; ~ • conzpete :\ drm : t . IP:Hl Jl~ ·s < ·l l. daugh tt ·r .... ot Mr and M rs . Norman 1-: . Jl\·s••ll . Pomf'm~· . will l'flnl (WI r in 1tw Mod1 ·rn M i .... s s l itl (' fin a l~ 10 tw hr •hl ;11 till' M iiiT Hlll Jln11'l. ( 'ol umhl J-.. H p.m . «Hl 1\u g. ~~. 2~ ~I lid :UJ. ~rl i:-...., ll) "t'll jo... . 1 ~l udt • nl a1 Hi o - ( :ra ndt• ~ ., ~ .,: :: ~ ~ . , C'n lh ·~ (' . \'t • lt'1'< 111~ Sill' \\·urk.., il l Mt•nwrl;ll 11 :-. pil ;ll ,,~a \"HIUillt'l 'l". Mmlt •rt1 Mb -. ll .t~ ~~·lt •r!NI out ..; t:nHiln g 'nu ng wnnwn l wm ., ;lll O\'l ·t· Ll u•~ l : t1P In p:ll"t icip: ll l' in "' tlH' .1( ' 1i\ ' lth ·~ T ht• p ro).!tam i~ n •c o~ ni l t ' : l1Ps1g zw<l .... won u ' ll. 1.11 hrough l ~l. who t'MTI f'n ~ l'h O I \ l.o.,lit ' iH"h it '\"l'ITlt 'l\1 01 11d ~ ttl \"Oll fl .l: : co mmunr ." im·p h"t'mPnt. Con · .:- t <•s tanl ~ ar( • j udf,!t'd o n poi st •, fll'rsmwlil~· . groo m inS! ;111cl .1bil ._ i l\" In c nrnmunicalr as wc •ll as :; sC trola ~t ic and C'[,·it· ;•e ll if'Vl'- • . mrnl s . Tlw Modpr n M iss compf' 1\'ormn ·lt•nn ~ • . noon vis it or s wrrC' Mr. and • '· "' l'\i .' ~ ' • '·t · '1.,"' / 'f • ;. ·.' fr. I 'r ~- t ; I .' • ' I ' J 1 ' • Hy~t:·ll 1i 1ion is cortli nat Pd at tlw MQdc;·n Miss National OfflrP In C tina . Tt•nn . 0 \'CI' S211.00(hn sc holarship all'arcls and othrr spNial prizes will . bP award cd ut thr na 1ional ro nt!'sl . ·'! TOPS meets, -:. plans trip .. center, and Norma .Jean Hysell. Ms. l'l'orris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jloller, Racine , ha.~ heen accepl<•d into tht• registered nursing program at Hockin~ Technical College, Nelsonville, whil e Ms. Hysell, dauKhler of Mr. and Mrs . Norman .Jiyscll, Pomeroy, will hegin at Rio Grande Co ll eg~ nex t week. ;~ ::; =============J=============:==============::: • · WEDNESDAY . PAGEVILLE - Scipio Township Senl!>r Citizens blood pres· sure day Wednesday. 10 a.m. to noon , at ~ h e store building in Pagevi lle. The group is sponsor · ing a yard sale on F r id ay and Saturda y . Two mu sica l plays will be Jackson, Mi chael Barnet t. Jeff present ed by students or the Rankin, Sherr y Burke. Beth Tupper s Pl ains Elementar y Arnott , M att Milli ron, Al ex Schoo l th is Frida y evening; In the Brown, Fl oyd Hawk and Jer osc hool aud itl'lrlum. Grades one. mee Ca l11way. two and threel wttl be featured In Pl aying th e titlE' role in i'hP the mu stca'! "Gel Hoppln,' ! " and produ ct ion of "Johnn y Apple· gradel four , five aitd six i n seed" Is sixt h gra der Sco tt " .Johnn y Appleseed ." Burke. Scott portra ys the color· Both plays were written by Jill ful and charmlnl! American Gallla . " Get Hoppin " tells lh e pioneer from child hood through stor y of a little rabbi! nam ed hi s later years in life. i\ mod ern '' Bunny Sue" who didn't want to day "grandpa'·'" played by filth hop. She wou ld ra ther fl y lik e a 11r ader, Robert Reed introd uces bi rd or sw im lik e a fi sh, 'but she the lour sce nes In th e pla y as he discover s tha t ever yone has to reads the bedtim e story to hi s ma ke the best of what they have gr andchildren. Jenni fer. (Jaime and she fin all y decides to sta rt Wilson) , Bobby I Paul Vineyard ) hoppi ng. · and Wendy 1Nora Eastm an 1. Pla yin g t111• lead ro le is fi rst Joh nny's schoolteacher. Mi ss gradrr, Ketti Norr is. Student s Mdntosh Is played by sixth playing other members of Bunny grader, Susie Fran cis. Sup's fa mil y are Brian Bowen , Pl ay lngr front ier chara cters "Fa ther Bunny. K aty Manic kc. are Ch ad Griffith as "Am os " Mother Bunny " a ~ Wes Buck· Smi th" , Tracy Murphy as his loy, Joey Weeks, L aura Ea st· wi le. " Hester ", Eli se Manicke as man , S\'an M axey and Ginger " Gra nny Smith ". Nutter the brothers and sisters. Fifth and Six th Frontier Cho· Second grader Bill y Francis will rus and Dan cers are Scottv and bP Dr. Brown. Serv ing as narra· Sharon Baker. E rick Adam s. tors l or the play are Jonat han B.J . Murphy, Robbie Cal awa y, Avis ,. Randy Koehler, Cha nce Chr is Ca rlet on, Michelle DonoWatso n and Mike L aughery. van. Matt Fall s, Nancy Ga ddi s, Making up the B i rd Chorus are Todd Marcinko, Jimmy Park er. Amber Fortney, Desir ee Be au· Chad Savoy. ShetT Y Smith, Li sa · mont. Jessi ca Nelson, Chad Snyder. Ch ad Griffith, Bobble W heel~ C hrisly Ca usey . . Mi· Whil e. Matt Bowe n. Jodi Ca ld2~ 3-4-5; chelle l:aldwell, Meli ssa Py les. wPII . Terry Ja!'kson, Marilyn Nicholas Spurl oc k. Christy Mills, Kibbl e, Steph anie M yer s, Teresa . Dealers Wanted - Buyers Wanted - Come One- Come All Mi sty Lyo ns. Mic hael Guess, Putm an. Roy Reed. Ronnie Ro· Reasonable Setup Rates- Indoor Space- Outdoor 'Space Billy Schult z, Ad am Nelson, blnson and Heather Grilllth. Chacl Ra t tiff. Chri s Buchan an. WE'LL SEE YOUATTHE FLEA MARKET Fronller children are pla yed La mar Lyons. Steph en Durst, by 4th, 5th and 6th gra ders, Susan For Information Call Sr th Ca rlet on, Shaun t ong. Brewer. Randy Bur ke , Jaso n 304 422-4169- 614)742-2882 Firs t Choru s m embers ar~ Ca rlet on. Hea ther Goff ; Mel issa .Chr i stl n a Bertrand , Ja so n r-----~-"7'-o----'-----...:.'-~._-----------------Parker, Mi chelle Wes tfall. Su sa n ··• Haw k, Laur a Buckley, Tracl Lant z. Jess ica Ram sey, Angela ROUT£ # 1~4 FISHING &HUNTING Cha nPv, Jawn Pulli ns. Todd OPEN: MON.-SAT. POMEROY - Shady Riv er Shufflers ar e spon soring a squarr dance and clogl!ing on Satur day, April 4. fr om 8 to II p.m .. at Pomeroy Vi llage Hall. Music wil l be provided by Circle " D " Wr anglers with ca ller J im Carnahan. $2 donati ons will be accepted at the door. POMEROY - Easter Bazaa r Thursday. 9:JO lo ~ : 30, Meigs Co unly Senior Center . · POMEROY Meigs High School Band Boosters ar e spon· sor ing a wa lk·a·thon on Sat urda y ApriJ4 startin ga t!O a. m. Anyone interest<'d in walk ing to help Ihe band purcha se new uniforms should call 992·3158 or 992·5185 for a sponsor sheet. If ca nceled-due 10 rain. the walk-a-thon will bP rescheduled l or A pril II -a t 9 a. m. POMEROY- Salisbury Town · ship T rus tees meet Thursda y, 7 . p.m., at town ship hall on Rork Springs Road . -·-:- TUPPF.RS PLAINS- "A ll you ean ea t " fi sh fr y at the Orange Town ship Fire Depart men t Headquarters in Tuppers Pla ins. • !rom 5 to 9 p.m. Friday by Ca ptain D' s sponso r<'d b.V Tuppers Plains ~hoot; advance ' ticket s, $4.25 adltlts, $2.!i0 lor students; 25 cent s higher at door . Meigs County Fair Grounds, Pomeroy, Ohio APRIL 2-3-4-5; .MAY 1!2-3; JUNE 4-5-6-7 JULY AUG. 6-7-8-9; SEPT. 3-4-5-6 OCT. 1-2-3-4; NOV. 5-6-7 in Chester. S12 registra ti on fee. r SUNDAY Ri\ClNE- R acine F ir st Bap· tist Church will bP in r evival Sunday through April 9 with evengrl ist Ron D illon. Hanahan , S.C. Services will be at 7: ,) O·ea rh evening. Flame to meet LONG BOTTOM - Long Bot· lorn , Ohio Flame Fellowship Chapt er Meeting w il l be held Tu esday. 7: 30p. m .. at Mt. Ol lvt' Communit y Church, ·r.ong Bot · tom. Speaker will bC' Pa stor , .Lawrener Bush . Spl'da l singer s will be Patt y Hensler and DO' roth y Baile)' . Every o n e welcome . Trusters ORANGE TW P Orange Township TrusteeS wur meet In regu lar session Monday. 8 p.m ., at the home o! Dorothy Ca laway, clerk. ;Meigs County honor rolls announced . Poml'roy Elementar~ ThP rourlh six 14'<'rk!i J{radtn~ prrlod ~ · honor roll at 1hr Pom£>rov Elf'mf'flt arv . &ttool ha~ bi'{'O announci-d. MaklnR il ~trac\ P of a or abo\lf' In allt hrlr suDJrcts to ; IV' • Sole Ends Saturday, April 1.1 Remington namf'd 10 thf' Civtr and therapy projects , be used lor fl owN arrangement s roses be purcha sed from a firm were discussed a'! the t'ecent on the tables at the co nvention. that gum·ant e<'S il s roses and noted the dllferenl grades of m eetin g of the Rutland Friendly Janet R.Jlll n rrquos.t ed pos ter Ca rd en ~rs held at the home of paper for th e . therapy class. · roses ranging !rom one ro 10. He Mrs. Kimberly Willford . w hi ch·will mak e posters for the suAgestrd not buying roses colt wa s noted 1hat . the Meigs OACG conse01.a1ion cont es t. She ve t·ed in wax or thos<' wltl) Count y Commis sioner s had also su~grsted having the r ~ass da ma ged or cracked roots Of sig n<'d a proclamation deslgnat· plant a trct• on Arbor Oa1· i n canes. lng April 12· 18 as Na t ionaa l Apri l. For plan ting, Snowden said, Gardening We!'k. The clu b Mrs. Willford had devotions di g the hole about one· thlrd plann<'da bakesa leonApril 18at 'reading "After the Winter. Go d larger than )he rose 's rO!JI the Rulland Department StorP Sends the Spr ing.... For roll ca ll systt>m and usc a mixture.o! peat with eac h m ember to ask six members named a rose the)· m oss. sa nd and eanh underneath ot hers to contribut e. Marga r et would l ikr to have. Ofticers' "and ar ound the r oot system, then E dw ard s wi t get toget her wi th rrports wt' r r read an d approved . wat er until every thing is m~ddy. the FriPnds and Flowers Club Mrs.. Stewart and Mrs. Willfo r d Snowden said I hal roses .arc . and ask I hem to help. and Joa n brought anangrm ent s of the easy to ''drown," and sugges ted Stewarl will talk to the Rutland m onth . Sa nd)· Titu sgavrgard r n· planting them on an incline ing t ips on gr owing ga rdens in clthN na tul'a l or artifici al. He Garden Club and ask fo r assist ancC'. Door·IO·door canv ass ing is sma ll pla ces. She won th e door sa id thai thr bc•st wa,l ' to water plann<'d to collect monry fot· prize brought by Margaret Ed· roses is to soak them about one<• benches and tables lor the pat·k. wards. Hostess gifts were prrs· ever)' srvrn to Ill days unless The tour to th e Glass House in ented to Mrs. WillfO!'d. Judi' there Is a soa kin g r oad. Stewart on Apr il Rwa s pos tponed Snowdrn won the door pr lzr. · i\s fo r fertil izer, Snowden until April JO. Lor ri Barnrs rra rl Robert Snowdr n_gavr the pro- s u ~ge · tf'd usi ng a r egular . ros<' a letter from Luci li e MaeCumber gram on "Propogat ion ond l'r u n· fertlllzCI' or a ~l· I.0 - 10 mixture asking for donations olleapot s to ing of Roses ." Hr' s uggest<~! t hat a bo~t rver)' four W<'Pks. He sa id that aftrr lh<• petals sl ar t to fall from the bloom, go down the ca ne · to the flvr lea r ve in and rut it ol f ··· "M atriarch. lh e Queen M ar v. QU<'0n MothPra nd thr RO ycar so f just ubm•r there . He also talkNI and the Hou se or Windsor " b\' Roya l histor.v. Mal')' was notC'd about the need lor sprayin g Anne Edwa r ds wa s revi ewed b)• lor hr r ro ldnl'ss and IJ:'Y co nt rol rost•s . Mrs. Bernard Fult z at the r ecrn t and unl'om promisi ng prinrlplrs Snnwdrn recommended pre;,.-meeting of the Middleport Lit rr· whi ch in volved IH' I' son. F:rl\hlf(t soa.k ing roses in a bu cket of ar )'Ciub hrld at th e homeo!Mr~. thr F:ighth . and Wall it• Simpson's watr •r 21 hours br l ot·e planting. Fores t Ba chtel. Mrs . Owigh t m a tTi:J gr ~ Af trt thr flt·st lt·rt•ze. cut 'th e Walla ce presided at lhr m('{'ting The booh l~e iS brf'n ltighll ' r an<•s off at thP ground and and Introduced the reviPwr r . rcro mmrndrd l'or its r<'><'ll rr h mulch hNIVil.v lor th<' winte r. Mary of Terk was born in 181i7 and drtal l. ThP ct uthor has also i\ny d~magecl ram• In the spri ng and w~ s chosen by Quee n Victo· wri ten l hr Rosr to Tara on thr life should tx- cut off. Mlntatut·t• roses ria at the age of 26 to marry hrr 01 Mar gar et Mit chell. an• the most hard v. he said. son , George. Duke o!Y ork . Mrs. T h (' It 0 s I rs s s ,, I' v (' d Hr'frcs hments werr sr r vt>d. Fult z noted that they had fh·<' sons and one daughte r and during World Wa r I lor tht' morale of E ngland. Mar y rr· nounred her Germ an herita ge and adopted the HouS<• ol' Wind· sor. t hu s b eco min g _ i t s ma triar ch. The book goes int o grea t dPt ail about the British Roya l occa· sions. cou r tships and marriages, and tra ces the life of Mary of to duchess to Terk from • rary (}ub meets Llte Band boosters POMEORY Meigs High '. •School Ba nd Boosters will have their monthly meetin g Monday In th<' j unior high schoo l ·hand room . Pa rcnls of band student s grades 7 through 12 are Invited 10 al tend t he meet lnl!. Band un l· forms, fund r aising and the band banquet . which is srh edul f'd lor Ma y 12, will be dtscussc·d. New offi cer s will al so be elected. POMEROY - Th P public Is invit ed to all end special serv ices Revival at the PomerO)' Senior Center , GALL I POLIS - Dan Hayman Sa turd ay, 7 p.m .. with HNberl ani! I he Faith Trio wil l be singing JnscoC', C"vangeli st. ,. ·at reviva l services thi s Sunday · night. 7p.m .• at Prospec t Bapllst CHESTER - Chester girls' Chu rch. on O.J. Whil e Road In softball sign·up will be Saturday. Gallipolis. ·Rev . Bud flat fi eld, 10 a.m. to I p.m .. at girl scout nail ev angelist. FRIDAY TUPPERS PLAINS Tupprrs Plains Schoo l st udt·nts' opereltas. 7: :l(J p.m . F r ida y in school auditorium. $1 donation at door . • The Daily Sentinela- Page.:_9 I - · YPaul!rr. Jac•k On\'. Canrh.JC'f' Mll lf'r . Ad am Thoma~ . Second Grade: Mlkr AndPrl'lon . T~Jr~ n Doldj~:(', Whl ln<'y Hampt i:msta ll . Stach'' Rr f'd. Mar la S£1llrrs. Jf'!ISira MrEl rey . Ben E" 1 lA~. ,lf•rrtl Hil l. ,Ja.~on 'J'ay lur .. Ju lit• Young, Amb('r Bla ckwf'll . Fifth Gtadr: Tn •nt on Cll'la nrl. O;Jnlrlk C'ro\1:, .J.P. Stanlry. Bri an Wa lk('!'. .J.P. Da\'1 ~ . .lf'••rm~' (:rrm m. Brad And C'r!<on . LC'sllc· Clark. Wonda Trf'\'Or Bundy. Tral'Y Plfr·. LA't' H1•mkr · ro ll wr rr: Sur~rnl. Kr ista Flr.4t Gradl': David Amlrr!'On, Laurrn Andrr!'on. Wa\'Rl' Allrn Barnharl. .Jrrr'od Clark . Tracy" Cofff'y, Wf'ndl Danll'ls. Danlrllr Grursrr . Erin Ha a:~r rl .v , Stury Hubhord. Rov PowC'II. Rus1v Rnhlns()l'l , & I~Y ShN'Is: Wrndy Sizrm0rf'. Bradlrv Walkrr. Ra lnv Walkf'r. Jf'rlfa "lark. Hf'lcil Dr Long, JrrGd Gll mor('. Na!al lr r.ra ndal. Amv Ha v r ~. Ronnlr Hirlh. ,JrnntrPr MJ;,kln. S!f'V(' n MC'CullouQ:h, Christina Nrl'«'. Am~· S<'f'. , W('ndy Shrlmplin . T,.,, .... T 11 y!or. Jan'll Warnf'r. ,Jrnnl fPr Dll'kf'rM n. Tar a Gru<'~f'r . Shawn Ktn~. J Mh Ph alln. S!acry Prlrf', .Jodlf' Si~son . Crys1nl Ba rl1f'l1~ • 'llflrd Gradf: J.~;rar! firlmm, LaDf'ana Grovf'r. Amy Harrison. Mon1 y Hun1rr . Ira Van Coom•y, Krls ly Warm'f. Ann r Brown . Cas!' Clrl :md . Corf'~' Da rst. A tlrla H a~gy . Carli.1H ugh~. J<~ mM Whll f' . Palm a WI If'S . Four1h Grath.•; Kf'l li'Y GruC's<'r , R £'~~1(' Prall, Jrff Darn f'lt. Tra vis Drrnn<'r. Adam Sh N'I~ . Jarlyn Swar1z. Usa Yf'aU~f'r . Sa roh Andf'rson. Jr>rod C'ook. Tara Er win . " I r l ' T' I SYRA CUSE - Meigs Assocla · tion for Retarded Citizens Is sponsor in g a spaghetti dlnner Saturday . 5 to 7 p.m .. at the school. $:l per adult, SYRACUSE - MARC meet s .' Thursday. 7 p.m., Carlet on • Se hoot. 6:00 A.M-8:00 P.M. PHONE: 949-9200 SATURDAY LONG BOTTOM - ThP Long Bottom Communit y Association Spring Smorgasbord dinner Sat urday. from 4 to 7 p.m., at the commun ity buildin g. THURSDAY ('HF:STER - Chesl er United Methodist Women will mee t Thursda y. 1: .10 p.m.. at the church, with George Pickens. miss ionary. as guest 1\Pea kcr. 1987 SCHEDULE FLEA MARKET Orl'am World Pageants will be prrs~n ttn g a 1987 preliminar y pa geant th at will be held on Ma.v :1at _th<' Holiday In n. Ga llipolis. T hr Drea m World Baby Misl et· and Miss di v ision wil l In clude age g t·oups. up to a year old. n month to ltvo years . :!!i mon ths lo lhrre ~'f'a r s, and four a nd fi ve yC'ar olds. Tht• On•am World Miss dll' · ision wil l i nclude agl' 11roups, six to r ighJ. ni ne to 12. lJ to 16, and 17 to 24. Thl're will be a winner and lhrrc ru nncrs· up in each age group and a Dr<'a m World Gra nd Baby and Gra nd Queen crown ed. A ll wlnncrs will adva nce to thr 1987 statP pagemit. ·• · Appllcat ions and m ore lnlor· mation may be obt ained by co nt11rting the St ate DirC<'tor. Route 1. Rox 15:.. Barboursville. W.Va . POMEROY- Rummage sale Friday and Sa turday, 9 a.m . lo 4 p.m .. at GraecEplscopal Church Parish House. Soup, sandwiches and pie will be ser ved throughout tho two da)·s. MIDDLEP{JRT- Middleport Literary Club m eets Wednesda y 7: JO p.m .. home of Mrs. Car l Horky. RetUrns home 't I ' . FACTORY INCENTIVES COULD SAVE YOU HUNDREDS ON FAMILY • CARS INCLUDING THIS STANZA I M S.RP Pl11s /if~ , I~(J$ SfOJ499 srANZA & frrighl NISSAN VAl !'On. S!rpha nif' Sf>(', Jf'lf Tr ll<:'Y· Erin Wnrnrr. Mur1o WhiiP. Sl:cth Grade: Debblt • Aikin'. Chr l.o;1;.o Bul'zard, l.Ranna Cundlfl . ,Jodi lmbOdt•n, ('hllrlrs K ing, Vl rkl Warnt'l'. I(('\•In t am· bC'rt. Rus1v Trlph;l1 . Kal rl ntt TUI'nf'l' . Mlrhl'llf' v'nunJt. N<tlhan · Bro....·n. K<•ll v Dolfl~l'. Chrlslophl'r Knl~ht , Mf'lissn May. mud, Kf'l1 y Phelp ~. Bl>th Rou .. h 0 .11. Inter.: .Jason KlMn. J.;m'\ nunN. Tr lrlu. Tobla s. D.H. 1: Ad am Bar! on. Longest cargo area and most powerful standard engine available in a compact van. I CRAWFISH 22 LONG RIFLE SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER ULl ,~l(l $540 1500 ROUND!! '' .S IPftd M $ R P Phil IIi, "tiJ 4 lfi/Gnl • ==·~~ r--------------~·--·~ I t :tH ll'tiN-UI \ ll 'ftN-(;U\ IPtlN ' $8295 I I UY fOtl MU(A AHD CIIMftAHD MODel TEX22M87 SAY£. l l'l.tltC:H COIIUJIU tll r-.;::..;;...., " " ._,,U tjllo;QOIU ·~'LIHDlll ,~Jtl sggg ,,. l OTH : SAl£ I PIJ(I I $1 oso !liTH (OIIPON II' ' '------------------~ " Zebco • 33 Composite Casling ROd .· BUY AS A COMBO AND SAVE! ..u..., ....... ........,. ._ .... ____....... ...... ""' lotOf na_,. '"' $1l495 ~ H ltf llospiu.JI. MITCHELL SPINNING COMBO Tho~r FISH'N FILLET KNIFE 4-IHCH IJLf 99 ;, tnPflllng In lhc•atJscnt·cof' lt•adrl', •· I >F<•ttn1 a Pir'krns . (lfflrPt ' rrpo n s : wrn' g i\'f'n. along with t h<'wci~h t - I'CpOI'I fOI' 1110 wr,r•k. 13c'S I IOSN ... w:rs P0arl Knapp who a lso won ' -"' Ill!' lrull bas ket. !"' .JuliH H)·seiJ 1!'" '0 a lt>etun' on · =:- na i l I'Hn' Lind C' ~li'C' of thC" feN, ::: with Mr., . 1\nnpp t.1 1king- qn skin , BPFNF4 - "<I f .. MU l l $6 301 COMBO "" $2991 "" $29 91 LIOHT ACTION U\ T._.t-4-IGHf ACJtON ,ltiC f Plymouth Horizon, 5-door hatchback ' I ·INCH · • BPFNF1-~~~ 8. 9°/o APR 60 MONTHS TAX &TinE. DOWN LIMITED OFFER _ LOCAL FINANCE SOUICI #4CJ2 BOXC.ALLS COOPER INTERSTATE BAnERIES 4795 Chrvsler·Pivmouth-Dodge 395 S. \rd 94'2-6421 . Midlltport HOUIS: Mon:·Frl. I to 6; Sat. I to 4 ···- - - - $2450 --- IIIClUDU r'<'.!tO\. ~ U TU. SI'!IOU _,,..... . ~ ~ •• • ll • V .• wm TX 120 P ·-· ·=_=-.. ... - EW..;a ·TIME FOR D: 1MI P --.....- Ul1l0, 111:111 C.nil1• MoeN! 3321 _... u .... "·"-- ·--··... _,. z.ortn · ·-- $6811 106 ,. ...,.,. "" 1 biJIJ"""" '' Jt~Jttf ,.,. , ,...,.. "" GJII """ ~ ,....., ...,th Stcond 992-26.35 Maitn t:111- NtUifl !tWb ,,., /tltflf 1-f l'll)f>ftiJ I I \ ~ - f1WMIII'/H"""'tll ~JJIIH I 1001/W/f4 SMill flr/IIHtllt (II Ulll • Your Nearby Nlssan Dealers are making great deals during the · MARCH SALES MAliA THON. Hurry In - all incentives end April 2nd/' H.P. Malo! Ingels Furniture & Jewelr·y · 41 MONTH '630 - OPTION PACKAGE AVAILABLE ONE MODEL AT NO ADDITIONAL COST! ""*"'""""" ·=:.. $16811 l •· XE KillS ·CAB ' U&IUill FOI MOn MODfU . ='~' ·::.:::;-;..:- btmcltd Smi<c COntnet. Shi.mano TX Plus Uti ,~KE !100 CO MBO MEDIUM A CTION S.. dolor for hill deuib of Eu••lta'o I "UCI ... ('ilrt'. 1\' ('\\' offiCf'r s will br ins t alied at ' this \\ el' k's mPrtlng. Anyonc v lntt·n·stpd in joining thr• group is ihvitl'd to attend any Tu csday night mt'('tlng. 6 to7 p.m , weighi n t;: tlmr. 7 p.m. meeting. Glenda • li un 1 di scussed a new contes t ll'hich will begin soon. ...... . $26 IS tr i•U IIIDij Utf >M - II!t lfOI Pll(f MEDIUM .\CTION plannin g to makr th0 - trip 10 Ci neinna t i itn• nskrd 10 sig n up a t llt,is Wf'l' k' s nweting ::. and pa,1· tlt t•$i::><J fer. :· LtnniP i\l0shirr ron duc'l t•£1 ltie :., .• ~ I nda / · ·J · C0mmztnt1.1Cate r area happenzng Musicals planned at Tuppers Plains RACINE, OHio LICENSE .AVAILABLE ' WINS DRYER - Marl(aret .Miller, Long . Foodland, Pomeroy, 1. durlng Foodl~nd's Bottom, was the winner ol a General Electric ' company·wlde anniversary sale lNhlch was held recently·. With Miller, Is Don Perry, manager ol · heavy-duty dryer given away hy Big ~end the Pomeroy store. A co ntribution was made to semi a chi ld to Ca mp Super Kid lor Asthmatic Children. at the Thursday night meetinl! of the Preceptor Beta Bel a Chap ter of Be ta Sigma Ph i Sororit y held at Crow 's Steak House with Vera Cr ow as hostess . GuPss. Janel McDona ld, Ben It was noted th at the Ritual of Pu.tma n. T y Swar t z. Jos h Jewels l or new m embers will be Wright. Wes ley Arba ugh, Kathy held on April ~ at the homP of Bernard. Aaron Brown. Anita Maidie Mora , 7: 11lp.m . Members Ca laway, Daw n Foley. Michele were reminded of Founder' s Day Guess, MPiissa Harri s. Rand ~ observa nce to be held on April .10 Kaylor. Michell e Murphy, Pa· at 6: :10 p.m. at the Sportstnan It, tr ick Newland. Matthew Tack· . Athens. Othrr s at the merling ett. Br ian Long. wrre JanE' Walt on. Rose Sis son, Ma xine Whitehead is di rcr tingll. Shirley Bec>gl<•. Clarice Kraulter, lltP prod-uct ions with the assls t·'li Joa n Corder. and A nn Rupe. ance of· the principal. Donald ShuP, teac her s. Cindy Pitzer. Robert Sanders . John Prr ine, Ann a Ri,rr. Ba rba ra Tripp , Kay Nellie Rorga n has returned Lo ng and Jenny M ae hlr. who also fro m a month' s vacation in will be the pi ano accomp anist. · Florid a. From herr she wen t to Mothers are m aking costumes Fort Ash by. W.Va . where shp unde r th e supervi s i on o f jo ined hN sister and m•phew Jor roommothers. . a trip to Was hin gt on D .C. Stud0n ts of Rivervi ew and . There thPy took a plane to Fort Chester Elementa r y Sc hools wi ll l.audrrdal e and then wen t on to view present ations of the musi- West Pa lm l'lmch lor a week' s ca ls Frida y mornin g and the vis it wi th another r el ative. Mrs. public is invited to att end the florgan then continu ed on to perform ances Frida y evenin g. Wint cr havC'n wher e she- v isited Curtain time will be7: 30. Adollar her son. Gary. En route home lhP donation will be as ked at the· group spent o night in Frede· doo r. ricksburg. Va . l'l. ln s tor th f' tr ip to Ci nci nnati Ill ;J!t~·n c l t\r<'il Ht'('Ognition ~~ o r1 1\pril ~S \\'f'rt' dlscuso.;ed at la s r : \\'(•p k 's nwt•t in g uf TOPS OH :t70 •• ll t' ld at \"t' l('nH1 S M<'moria l \• . Preceptor has meeting '· SCHOL,\RSHIPS - Two nursln~ scholarships of $ROO each, pay able over a tw~ye!tr period, hav e hccn awarded hy the Women's Auxiliary of Veterans Memorial Hospital, Pom eroy. Walter Scott Lucas, hospital administrator, and MN. Louise Bearhs, president of the Auxiliary, right , present the awards to )'\rmintha Norris, fe ll Mrs. Kev in . Knapp, Michell<' and AA my . Ra cine. .Jan Knapp, Jo Worley . Namnl Smith, and Harl ey Johnson were vis ll or s of' Mrs. Iva Johnson Sunda)' afternon . Mrs. Leslie F ra nk. Sarah Beth an d Mat thew Rya n of Texas . Road werP Wednesday visitors or Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Haning and Ronald . ' '. Pageant set · ... t ~ . f• : ' Mrs. Ma r gar£>1 Par son, n •tin"'d ~- ' . I I ,\not her balloon l i nd. This lime b)• Piirthrnla Van cr. :m20 Va ne<' · Hoad, PomNoy , who fou nd t he r emnan ts of a ball oon lau nehed on March 16 f r om the .Hanby F.IPmt•nta r y Sc hool. 56 <;, State St. , Westerv ille , Ohio. l'uml luwr~t nllr. 1/ ov. ·rH'r. do lPl mP point out ,\b;.t·ntrr I 'Ot ing in M<•ig;. Co unr r i"' PXpf'c tfld to hC' low fur ! , Frien{ily Gardeners conduct ·meeting ·: . , .' Mr . and Mrs. Terry Johnson. • l{av<'ns wood. was the Thursda y gues t of Mr. and Mrs. Harley John son and Tammy . Mrs. Daniel Worley, Stacy and Daniel. of Oanlels were weekend guets of Mr. -and M s. Charley Smit h. , sunday dinn er guests of Mr . and Mrs. Charlie Smith were Jo. St rc v, and Daniel Worley, Mr. and · Mrs. Do~·Ie Knapp,).a ngs· v ille. and Charles Knapp. Aller· quarte-rs are HIH ·Mrchan ii• St .. also In Pomcro.v. Wan t to r~m ind yo u thai there will bP a gun show this Sa turday ut the Hu t land Civ ic Center- a pn•tt y bu sy ' pot- from 8a. m . to K p.m. It 's a buy . srll or trade ty pt• show and a percrn lage of the procee-ds will go lo the National Rille Assol'iarlon. T o rent ta l>l e spu cP - th at's $5 eu ll 74 2·12:l:l. Al so thor P w ill be so me ava il ab le•! abl<' spaceon the day of lh<• show. · Pometo~-Middjport, Ohio April1, 1987 April 1. 1987 Pomeroy- MiddleJ¥>11, Ohio Beat of the bend lly HOB HOEFLJCII S•·ntinel Stall Writer Th e Ohio 'tlurcau of E mploy . ment Services ctnnounced the Oh io county la bor f"OfC f' UO('ffi ploy menl rate for February, this Y<'Jr. and I'll bl'l sou think . . Middleport . ·TAYLOR N/SSAN 1200·E. State Street • Athens, OH (614) 594-3528 . .. 0 M~ .• • Member of"Your Nearby Nissan Dealers r • I -r �• Page- 10- The Daily Sentinel April 1, 19~7. BOSTON CUPI1 - A 17-year· youth.-to stat! the ha~it . , old girl Is suing a . tobacco The . lawsult "strikes at the company and a retail - chain. most strategic point o'r · the charging she probably would not · tobacco Industry In the United have become hooked on cl· · States today, " the juncture at . garettes five years ago lf the which It attracts new oonsumers, companies obeyed laws. against attorney Edward Greer said. The lawsuit was -llled ln. Mid· selling tobacco to minors. Opponents of smoking say dlesex Superior Court Tuesday cigarette company ads target on behalf of Theresa Kytc, 17, of teenagers despite laws In most West New bury, Mass., who said states prohibiting tobacco sales she cannot quit smoking. to minors, and they hope the suit " If, when I was 12 years old, I will make It more difficult for coul(!l)'t buy cigarettes, I proba· ,Tobacco fimt .hit with suit from teen • bly wouldn't be smoking right now.' ' Kyte said. · · The suit, apparentlY the first of Its kind, seeks to torcestores to stop sell)ng . tobacco to those under age 1S as mandated by Massachusetts law. Kyte's lawyers said similar laws In 38 other" states are routinely broken. The girl Is asking for an unspecified amount for damage to her lungs antl .nlcotil)'e addl e~ tlon . She said she cannot quit her to lllegally sell tobac~o to . half-to pack-a-day habit despite · minors. · It says Philip Morris "has l)umerous attempts. ASked why s h ~ star ted to never taken any effective actions smoke, Kyle said, "I guess to prevent the sale of .Its cJ1 beca use I thought It was cool. " garettes to rhlnors" .an(! has She said two-thirds of .her girl· aimed Its marketing at yo~thful consumers. • ..i:./ , friends smoke. " I thlrik the lawsuit Is patently The suit charges Philip Morris Inc., maker of the Parliament ridiculous," said Mary Taylor, a and Marlboro brands th at Kyle Pnil!p Morris spokeswoman In •' I favors, and The Store 24 lnc., a New York. "We don 't sell the ' convenience store chain where cigarettes directly. " she bought cigarettes, conspired . ~pril1. 1987 . ~ COPYR IGHT 1987 · THE KROGER CO . ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD WEDNESDAY . APRIL 1. THROUGH SATURDAY, APRIL4, 1987, IN POIUROY AND GALLIPOLIS STOl ES. . WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES . NONE SOLD TO DEALERS . ADVERTISED tTIM POLICY Each ol thase ld>o'..,INd'lfimsll raqulr~ to be rllld ~y 1111hble for INIIG 1t1 eac h Kroger Store , l.tetpl Altp&Ci f iul~ noted In th is 1d. IIINf:l do ruu out of l f'l ldvffftised lt, m, we wil of1ar you vow chok:• of 1 C(lntp.,lbt. 1,\im, wMn IYiillble, flllecllng !hi &am• 11ving1 or 1 r1lnchtck wllich wjltntl11t vou to purth.ll .. tiM actv&r1iMd Item 11 Hw l thenlsed price wl!hln XI dflya. Ont~ onl Ylndor cOYpon wiH bt • cceptad per Item purcMMd. ' Public 1\fotice PUBLIC NOTICE THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY of Southeoot Ohio, NA, tho legol hotdor of the le>ttowing discribed IM!i-· sonat . prGIM!rly by virtue of Security Ag""'"'""' dllild June 13, 1988 doeo hereby offer for ule on 't~ 4:th dey of April, 1987 olton o'clock a .m. in the offich. of the . Installment Loan . Dep•rt· mont In Middleport, Ohio the following : ., 1974 Ford LTD Serial #4WII8A 11226B which may be lnopected by appointment. The bank offers this vehiCle without warren· ties. and ~serwsthe-right to acqapt or reject any offer reCehHtd. Minimum accepta· ble offer must be greater '·•~•• · •76.00. Torrno of Hie will be ct~lh or credit by prior arr•ngement . 131 26; 141 1 2tc Se~retary (31 26; (41 1. flc14 4tc. WHOLE KERNEL OR CREAM STYLE Kroger Corn Avondale Green Beans 16.5-17-oz. 16-oz. " APRIL IN PARIS" IN THE DELI-PASTRY SHOPPE Fresh Baked French Bread 16-oz. Loaf • 1: Card of Thflinks We would like -to :thank each.of our Hill Top Neighbors bn Vine St. for their · acts of kindness and sympathy at the ~eath of my mother, Etha Warner. Clarence ~nd • Inez Roy . 2: QUARTERS Mrs. Filbert's Margarine Kroger Applesauce · Public Notice ADVERTISEMENT ' ADVFE~,r:~~~E_N! FOR BIDS Leading Crlllk leading CrHk Coneervancoy Olstrlct ConHnloncy Diotrict 34481 Coni Hollow Rd . Rudand , Ohio 4176. 344B1 . Corn Hollow Rd. fludond. Ohio 467& Soporote Meted Bt~or Separate Haled BIDS for the construction of er the cons• ruction Df State Supply Walla and APpu n· Route 689 ·Wat8r Main. ance1, Contract 83·2. will Contract 8,3 · 1 o~d 30,000 be·. wilt be lee.olved by tho Galton El-·ate •• · d Water· Tank , Loading Croef< Conoervancy Controct 83-3, will bit re- District Office at 34481 \ Ciived by the President of Corn Hollow Road, Ru,tland, th_e leading Creek Conoer- Ohio 45775 ~ntll · 12:00 voncy District at the Dillrict o'clock noon (locil timei office at Rutland, Ohio, until May 5, 1987. 12 o'clock noon, ltocol time! Tho WORK covered by tho Mey 6, 1987. end thon It CONTRACT DOCUMENTS uid office publicly opened tor Contract B3-2 lncludeo and read aloud. the fOUowing approx.imate The WORK covered by tho quontitieo: ' CONTRACT DOCUMENTS ' Two 18" x 36" diameter lor Contract 83·1 includoo grovel pocked woter supply the following approximate wollo complete wtth 400 quantltieo: gpm pumps . 8,400 feet of 6 inch water Five 276 to 400 gpm well main together 'Wrth then.,.. pumps to be installed in ex· •ov llpportalning WORK . loting wotlt. · The ·uti"'!atK conttruc· Te1t pumping. lion coot io $87,000 ao of Two .pump control valve March 1, 1987. • and metervaulto. The WORK covered by tho Ptuo connecting piping CONTRACT DOCUMENTS and appurtonencn. for Contract 83·3 Includes . The e1timated con1truc· the following approximate tion cost it $:!78,000 as of quo:::,tti;o: March 1 . 1987. · •000 golton single Thot succesolul BIDDER podootat olevotocl ._. w - shelf be required to move tank together with the necM· onto the site and.commence 11rY WORK . work within 7 working days The "timated construe· following notification to tion coot io $166.000 as of proceed and ohatt be reMarch 1, 19B7. quired to complete tho weft The CONTRACT DOCU· drilling and development MENTS may beoKBmintd at fieldwork within 90 colon· the following locations : dar days following com · Leading Creek Conoervan - moncomont of work at the cy District , 344B1 Corn Hoi - oito . The entire project in tow Road, Rutlond, OH . eluding laboratory testing 45775 _ and site con•tructlon shall Burgooo 1!. Nlpto. Umited. ' 6086 RHd Rood. Colum· be completed within 1 BO calendar days tollowi""'" "" no· b us. OH · 43220 · tificaticm to procHd . For site lnapectio~ or The CONTRACTOR shall q ueotiono pertaining to tho ..... contect Mr. Jack Cro·sp, be responaible to maintain ... 'oado'ng c--• Conoervancy equipment on aite to aid , ·if "District, Corn · - Hollow Road, nece~aary, in on -lite mobili· ution . Rutland, Ohio. ttjophone Alt BIDDERS ohatt submit 16141 742 -2200. Copt·oa olthe CONTRACT with their bid tho typo of drit· and pro · DOCUMENTS moy be ob- ling anuipment •• osed drilling methoda to be tained at the office of Bur· P gess & Niple, Umited, lo· utilized . The aoils testing labOratory .to be utilized, if C.t.d .I 5085 Rood Road. other the BIDDER'S, Columbu •. Ohio. upon pay· shall bethan included. mont of $35.00, NONE OF CopiesolthoCONTRACT WHICH WILL BE RE· FUNDED . DOCUMENTS mav be obBy order of the leading tained at tha office of Bur· Creek Conservancy District . Thio 23rd day of March, 1987. Karen S. Clark , Acting President 141 1. s·. 15. 3tc ._,...ng 1-lb. 16-oz. SUPERIOR SIDING CO. VINYL&A~NUM Complete RomodoJing Roofing of ott Typeo - complete Gutter Work Worked in home area 20 yooro "Free EstimetH" : thouchts and 'in our · hllrtS Althouch we are miles · :- apart. SC Ha,py Birthday to ade• parted loved on~ Whom we all miss very : • much! ·' Leg Quarters ........... Fresh .. ' Strawberries .... lb. ~~:n~: ~uf:~ . .~~- .... ...... ... .. ...... ~-Gal. 89C .~hi~ec:~~rd ............................ 1~az. 25C Fc~~r::!. . . . . . . . . . . ............~- Gal. 89 C ·. Kroger Cheese ....................... · 89Clf · 11 Reei Estete General TEAFORD at. Real Estatt 2115 E. ;!nd St. Phone 1·(814)-992-3325 FRESH "SILVER PLATIER" LISTING- 3 yr. old one 3 BR home, 2baths. cook Whole bake units, dishwasher. basement, patio I, tennis etc. Pork Loin Ph. 16141 843-5425 · St. It, 124, Syroc01t 12-oz. . POMEROY, 0. 992·2259 .•. POMEROY - Eliminate ma1ntenan ce with this brick ranch nouse. 3 bed rooms. I ~ baths, fireplace, base· men!, garage, on approx. l acre of land. New rool, large nice living room. modern kitchen and bath. NOW IIIDDLEPORT - This Dlder home is close to stores and schools. 2·3 bedrooms, level lol, carpeting, other leatures include a nice lront porch. $26,900.00 APPROXIMATELY 20 acres ot nice hunting land with a one story ranch. Home has 3 bedrooms, dining area and a lull basement; untinished . Quiet and peacetul. Good View . MAKE OFFER · . l ·lb. Saltmes ............................:... .. . Box $54,900.00. lltrtry E. Cttllnd Jr. t9H181 69 Jurt Tr111e1L ...94HMO Dottie Tlffllf ..... 992·Mt2 Office................992-225t c.· c.•• 'ltl •• ,. AUTOMAnC TRANSMISSIONS , 161 Horth Socontl Mid,.tport, Ohio 451' •o·-I SALES & SERVICE We Carry Fithlng Supplitt LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP. SOIL FILL DIRT Pay Your Cable 6 Phone Billa Here •~r _ 1 1U~NIII PHOIII t6141 992-6510 RIStDfNCI PHONE t6141 992-17!4 J/28/Un "VINYL SIDING • ALUMINUM SIDING .. "BLOWN IN INSUlATION B&B WOODWORKS CUSTOM : 'PLANING 'JOINTING •MOLDING BISSELL SIDING CO. Now Homes luilt " Free Estimotea" PH. 949·2160 or 949-2801 38_ 6 32 BAILEY RD . POMEROY Sunday Calh l-11-tfn l-25·1 mo. Frkhly. Seturdty·Apt'il 3rct 6 4th. Olrtllt S ..e : 147 Second Avenut, O•lllpoNt. • · Porch 'Stle:' Thura. Frl, h1 . Gtrtge Slit: Wed., Thura .. Fri. e.e, couch, cheln Mw. Crewftd . Pomeroy, !Mhlnd IMgrlk!ndt . Apr. 3 & 4 1bout 1 milt btlow Rttce00n Bride• At . 7 Odd1 & Endt furniture nice dothNtg, junk TV's, lormtl gowna. Middl-.port & Vicinity VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY Mu..io 1 Oh Fir.."' Eqalp•e•f "' Pert• & sr.~~:~fc ._eper • Ttlevlai-Oft AdYtttlting· Nted high Mllfiy J*ton fOr the pt , PIHiant lirtl; pouiblt future mtn8U.,•nt opportunity, belt plut commlttlon, tJtptritnce In edvtrtiling 1111• prelttnd, 304122· 0304. I ~:-::-::-:-:--::-:-:-:~ Nttd •ptople for light dtllvtr;, COO ord••· muai dreu n~y. htvl Own tttnaportttion, know ~nt Plmant lftd Oalllpolla lrtl. Appty In pereon 230 M•ln St ., PONtt PltSJnt, W. Y•· 12 for 2 tldtriy patitnte. Auton•· blr fltll . 11 yr. IIIP...ilnCI. lptol.t dl.... Good Cere. Cell 014pZ58-IIOB, Will do tm•ll light cltenlng tOt" your bualnllt . M111lnt Mil· thaws , 114-742·2002. ··---······· ······ ············· ·· · Jacoboen Dtaltr 1421. 3 F1mltv Gtrege Sele, 350·348 Debby Ortve, Frldey Aprll3, 8· 1 Bttt chlldr~n~ A ldults clothM, Htvl room In Prl'llete C1rt Home Autharlnd S.rvic• WH~!!~~~~r • 992·6611 April 2, 3, 4. Twp. Ad. 79. 111 mob"• home on ltft bthlnd Molgo,Folrgo:oundo. O.orte'a C.rryout, 3 mil" ooulh of Mlddl-rt . AprM t , 2, 3. A1in or lhlnt. lome n.w elolhlng. 8 :00· 1 Gorogo ...., ... 15 .School• lnatruction Rttr.tn Now; louthHetemlu•- lnwo Cotlego. Colt 114' 4414357. Ap•M 4. t :00 -3 :00 . Curtein1 . htdt· clatt.•. ~====~~::~~=========~~ Flahtt Price toy a, intert preadt. lltlle girl• WkM, 18 Wan1ed to Do fiNIIIIGt woodbumer, 10 Computerized Hearina Aid Selection CJ Swim Molds · lnterpretina Se!vices - LISA' M. KOCH, M.S. z ~ ~ 01 PAT HILL FORD lb. lrorty Aluminum 5 to II' lb. LGclt~ 2 MI . E. ofPagtvllll Roger Hysell Garage KEN'S Truck, auto, & he~vy equipment repeira end welding. (All makes .& modeltl APPLIANCE SERVICE PH. 949-2893 or 949-2756 .,AII.M•••• •Washers •Dishwa1hers II. 124, Po ..rey Ohio AUTO·& TRUCK REPAIR Al10 Tr••••lul .. 915-3561 9 441·7011. I 'I' dill I·' I 6-17-tfc • Bu1lna11 Opportunhy Wanted To Buy We p.y c•h lor lett model.ciNn, UHd Cilt'l, Jim Mink Chov .-Otdolnc, 1 111 Oene Johnton 814. 4 4l· 31 7 2 1 NOTICE 1 E TH OHIO VALLEY I'\IILIIH· lNG CO . r100mmtnd1 thM you do b~o~tlnftl whh ..-..te you know . and NOT to lend moner through tht m~ untM you have lrwttt~tted the offeri"9. TOP CASH paid ior '83 model tnd n.wlf uHd cerl. lmlth l~o~ldl· Pon11H, 111 1 ••••~"' 1 Ave .. Otlllpolia . Ctn 114· 441· Ownyourown.13. ttott~pr101t 2282 . dHignw lhoe itore. A rttall Price unbelltv1btt ·tor CfUMity OLD OAIENTAL AUO& lhottnormlltlyprioedfromnt to 110. Ovtt , brand ntm• WANTED . Any 1111 or aondhlon. 21ottylel . • 14.100 10 121,100 C•lltollfree 1· 100·433·7147. Inventory, tr1ln6ng , fllturM, Tobtcco pound~ge for Gtlllt Vrlnd Optl'llng. Can oontiHnt wtth owr 1.000 brat* "' of County Cell 81•· 378·2•37, IH•el. HCIIIOf'Y, d•oewtar• Oe.d or tlfve Junk C•n 121 .00 . .otMc, chlldttnt lhofl. Can open 11 d..,s. Mr. Keenan (1011 CASH PAID tor complete Clfl 1111217. ' tnd tfuckt. lodift towed eway. eo Ph. 114· 241 -9214 or liZ· 1710. PH. 992·5682 or -992·7121 ' •Rengil '" , •Refrigerator• tOryltrs tFrHIINI PARTS and 'sERVICE· 4·5.Jic Chrittlan lady to do bM\ftltdng . Fvll or p.t·tlme. fenc.d ln yard In Oall~la. Call enytlrne It 4- 21 3-11·'11·1 mo. tcUI OUUOI fUl'UIE USEI lt4-441·1113 .......... k Drive, Thur, Frt let, April , .4. Ntw tire, Hart.,- lpor111r. Lots othtf thlng1. JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 614-992·1466 Would like to Clfe for tlderty !*tOn In my home. Hive IMPtfltnce • rtf..-...011 , Call 811!11 Belt, 130• Mtldow· ·•lneulltion •Storm DGors •Storm Windows •Replacement Window• •Now Roofing "FlEE ESnMAIEI" On Townahlp Rold •142 rel•tnc... AIIIOftllblt ratet. Coll.14·444·ol011 . Huvh Y•d lele. April 2. 3. • · Formlt' PGwtl't Berb• lhop, Gallipotla Ftrrv,. Allin C1noetlt . VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING (lean Shltt Ca11 Alum. ................ . Btnifil Ytrd Sale for C'fltlo Fit,uotltlponaortd by the legion of the ,..oo1e1APfn 3. 4. I from 8:00 to 5:00 on Moo" Plfking lot, At . 2, Pt. Plt111nt. J&L BLOWN INSUUTION 211' lb. Will . c.... ·tor t!d•ty In .vour hom•. Ea. • rtlilblt. Pull or pert-lime. Cell114 -lii·H22. Ml do houMMPing. Have & Vicinity (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenut, Box 1213 Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 25' to 2,9' W1tc:h for tigris , ................ " mettlshlhlng utllt . Phone IU-143· 13&0. From Riclnt ttltbound on St. Rt . 124 turn left onto Cr. 35 Utvll 2'1!1 mil" to Sh..-on Ad , ···.. ·· Pt ·Ptaaaiiiit ·.. ··· Licensed Clinical Audiologist ..SCIPIO IEUCUNG John K. hnfl Owner/Mechanic AVON , no 11M~ ch•o•. open terrltorltl, phone 304-875· ,:----··p·c;n;e-rov ........ .. Brluf:.~.::~~tton Authori1td John D11ro, New Holland, lush Hog Farm E~uip. .nt #1 COPPER ,.,. ..,.,,,.,,.42' #2 COPPEI ..., .......... 32• . EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR . Moving S•l•: R1ln or Shlnt. Antlqun, lppllancH. turnlturt, clot~lou. flowel'l. bib¥' crib, tool•. Keyslone Rd.- VInton . April ht, 2nd, • 3rd. & Parh Flatttntd Alum. Cans 1·13-tfc EXCELLENT WAGES For tPII'e time ••••mbly work; electron· Ia, c:rtftt . Othn. Info !104) 141 · 0091. tilt . 3117~ 7 ds.,.. SMAU ENGINE REPAIR SALE~ & SERYitE U. S. RT.-50 UST . GUYSVILLE, OHIO ,., 992-2196 . Middleport, 0 hio 27 Ntel Avenue, Gllllpolla, Ohio, 9 till !J, April 3rd • 4th. P~t for Btilty Chapel B~ildinQ FUnd . . houMhold • drtpll. BOGGS YOUNG'S luying delly gald, allvtr coins, rlnvt, Jtwtlry , 11ttffn1 were. old colnt. lira• currency. Top P.f'iCtl. Ed lurkttt ltrbtr lhOp. 2nd . ..,., , Mlddt-n. 011. et4992· 3471. SERVICE SUGAR RUN ASHLAND Own your own !Hn· lpOriiWIM, ltdlu ••ural. children• · mat.,nhy, llfQt 111... ptlllt, denotWHt·ltroblc or aeoe~eo· ri• nor•. Jordleht, CNc. Let, Lovl. tzod. Gltono, - ·· Colvin Kltkt, hftlo Vtl.ne, lvH Ptoont, L11 Clllborne, Metnber1 Ontr. G..ollnt, Htlttht• o.er 10(iO Othtu . S14 ,100 to , 11 - POIIEIOT, OH. V.C. YOUNG Ill 49135 St. lt. 124 3 992-UlS or 992-7314 Ui. IIIJ.t1 I• I""" Po!lllroy, Ohio H 5·'86·fC laciH, Ohio 45771 949·3011 Ius. U9~2606 1olM AIWts& ....a 24 HI.. SIIVICE 3-17-ho. . J.l.'s IE,AIIS TYI, AllfiiLlGI klt••t• Sales ............. ANnQUES BUY OR SEll IMIINE ANtiQUES ,_., 1124 East Main St. PIIIIK IN'imo 1.1111 • •• .1 7 p.m. !oMoyd , ..... , , .... lp Clooo<t or . , . , . , _ RUSS MOOR£ ' 992·2526 3-2·1 •o. BISSELl . 'BUILDERS . CUSTOMUT 11-S & GAUGES Senict · · "At Inn W PricK' Electronic Organa PH. 949·2101 or 949-2860 .. Day .or Night I· NO SUNDAY CAW . . Help Wanted Profeaalonal Servicas Hlrlngt Govttnment Jobl-your Ann~;~uncamenta ''"· tU..000-111.000. Phone elll•ofun41111o. i102-131-llll . P•ul'• e.rber Shop In "•dnt, Ohio h" r•QPtntd: Hou,. ere 8·12 MOft. thru Itt. Cloted Thurs. 4-15-M-tlrl : Open HovH, April 4th 1 ,30· SANDY'S 1 :30. Oepo1 St .• Authtnd . Pro· AlltOIIIOtf,. lapalr & S.nlce I wftlnot be r..,analble for any debta cOntracted fOf by Myont other thtn myatlt. Larry MlchHI AUTO· SALES · HOUII: lvo.-WN.-fri. 11 212 ...... Alll)llllll l.l~ II II' Ill', Carol's Caunrrv Crtfll Sprlno G&M.TV REPAIR f111tur... grand opening ttc. Cen opon 11 d0'/1. Mr. lldnoyl404i 23 - Plumbing and ~11Ctrici1 I Frft Eotlmotnl loll lorton, Dwlllt' , ) I' f II j I t ' YHUII.ol Pl-11 6•41 -Concrete work 190 MUliiiRY AYE. PH. 992-9949 illljlillyllli 1:1 UGUI CIUI-POitliOY, ON. CARPENTER TUIIIUPS to TIANSIIIISIIOit CIU. "2-7413 Aft· Sl. lt: U, P-or. OH. We'l Sell TH A Uaetl Cer or Fbr Your 014 One 3-77·2 roo. 24 HOUR TOWING & ROAD SERVICE USED nRES . &IAMRIES · AmON TOWING fNiiontl quality. Call 114· 742· 2014. 8IIHI. 4 Giveaway Contole nereo, boa lt)ringt, manr.... ttove. 104 · ltcond An .. G•tllpoH1. Smail Tttrler· Hound. ~. ftm••· aU lhott. HOUH btoktn. Uvoln ,.,. h.... Ablo • willing to htlp wtrh bHf etock, tome crops • carltlke 100 tcrt l•m. HOUiinQ, utlllltl, bMf. I oth• benefilt provkttd. W..t ne(IDfl- llfrod. Call 114-37t·Z2t7 Of wrttt Richerd Innis, II Rt 2 Polrlot. OH 41111. " mon" TDUt Oto~ldft. Dow mot to w•t• you? lllery to 1Ut1• Commltllonl-lonua. '1nt111lc opportunity to tiOO· t1,000. M . Many oompeny bwtlfh•tll¥•n.mant . "*'II• menl potlt~ *NMtblt. CtH lue tor lntwvtew. 114· 2H· &421 . Nol Jutt • Jott. ••n. av• lutlntH offtc:e man· ""'..... home. lhovkf be llllperiM'tC«t In MtcMCitkl • ,..._, burllrtg pt~rM . E11· C..ltnt III.,Y • befteftta. lend Coif 143-1372. TJ'tr.._ · puppi11 to good home, Third Ave.. O•lllpolla, OH 304·f75·310t. 2 lellllt ' " '· QOOd hunt••· 304-l15·t221 , FOUND : Yoltow cot. Vlclnloy of 200 bfodi·Thlrd Avenue. C.ll 114-.W.·OOU. tor lldl<ly potlonto, 24 1let, 304·77J.I173. 31 Homea for Sale 3 bdr., 2 blthl, QH htM , Ctntel 14r, 11a31 6nttound pool. tile.!· fern n"fhborhoad,..., Holter In city ~ehoo4t. tl1 , 100. Ctll 114·441·3tl1 . Mult Mfl ntwty remoct.I«<11H1r. hom• · •• PAUl Cn•ll lt .• OIMipaUo. 111,100. -oft... Coli 114-441·2531. lmeil city houN In qui• ntlghi>OmoOd. 3 lA. utllhy room. kltchtn with ttove, WI, flttplect . Herdwood ftoort, 1 car t•lfl•· I 14 Vfnton C.H -lilt. c.,.. 114-44e· 4301 .. 441-1171 . MOduler homt, level lot, loclled Ntlcllcl: Full Of1 81. 321- ·· lfn HI.At3. lA. 2 !vii -t.totol limo KtlioMioo dlr...or to< 1 100'11M I,;,·ICf toclllty, 32 hr. tctlvMioo dlrocoor COUf'M il ptlflffed. hnd r.ume ta f..,. Wlods N...... Coot•. olac. • 3Chol0 1 • •· CoM 114-371· 2421. .... porch . Cai'(IDft. A-inlotlly 3 oorn. UI.IOO. Cott 114-ZII· 1311. ' COJ.Ifttty home nw Crown City. a room • bath, ......,.... Mck 3 brm. 1 bitt\, ulltl1y, ,.,.,., It~ ldtchtn, l.oat : In Pornero'f' tf'N, Gtty lr- - ~ hout ewe. ftmlty butln111 tinct 41131 . 211 lllh Avo, Ja..._,, OH 411t2. Attontlon· Atlmlotlll"· lost tnd Found JuNe' I Ptr10nll Cere Home hat tbta. Mu.. htve vttkl drfvtra llctn~e I htvt exl*itnot with fttm mKhintfY. A.t•tnotl pr• ....ume to 10.11 T-&00 Clft of Ool!lpoHo Otlly TrllMono. 121 6 Itt iltrtn - · L.oot 2nd c.n 114·111·3101. 'of - . mu. Boglnnlng April 2nd·8:30 AM . 985·4176 .or 985·3564 &..dy to a•y With elderly liGy 6n hw hom• 1· 12PM. C.ll 8142H· I210 n. . Mtrc.mll .. M11ure plf'tOn only to blbyslt 3 day-April 1st . Bullding-&04 2yr. old I" ·our Mme. Work all 3 Second An., Gell~polit; W•har, ahlftl . Centan-v area. Call only dryer , tltc:tric • gu ruga. bltw... , 2:00pm to 1 :00pm. ap·ringa , mettrtn , ch .. t , Ph. &14· 448·9415 . drtlttr, cofttt ·end ttblas. l•mpt, antlquq , clothing, 10'11. , AIAUNES NOW HIAING.' Fiiaht rt:1iiC. Atund•tt, Tr'!wtl Agents. Me· -";,;j;;;~;;;,;;;;:~;;D:iil ct'lanlct. Cutlomer S•rvic.. Lltt· Q:tntenary T0wnhouile: lnga . .81ltrlt1 tu •&OK . Entry 3 . Blllkttt, ovel ruga, 1111" poaltiona. Cell 801· 087· home Interior, elgntr 1000 Ext. A·8805 . Havilend Chine. Pfalttareff . Governm~t Job1 . • 1I , 040 · April 1·3, 9·7, 2 eat. of 111.230 yr. Now hlrinv. C•ll Porter on 554 . Cloth•. glau 805·187·5000 Ext . R-1805 tor and miac:--eurftnt ledtral flat. 10 Locuit St. Ant6qu~s, Misc. 'VARIOUS PATIERNS AND WOOD SPECIES We can repair and recore radtators and heater cores: We can also acid boil atld rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. - Addona and remodeling - Aooflhg and gutt• work "• • PLUMIING & HEAnNG 992·3410 ' ! IEIUilT & REPAIRED 'IUSONA.I • FYiMI -. .................·........ ........ . 12 Gauge ShatguM ·DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! :t 3·11-1 ... 614-143·5241 • '• Pottery end Gifta, Bird 81th1 , Ou11ida ·Yard Ooll1 , Je1u1 Stotue1, Virgin Mary & Angela for Yards and Graves. II ••• I l l 111111 Mobile aervlce . .. .. ' rooms al in excellent condition. Garage, nice lot, W.B. Hookup, blinds and shutters included . WANT 49c & Vicinity Fac!ory Cltokt PH. 992·2772 3· 11-87-1 mo. Na Help Wanted t21.100 lttvtftlory, troinlng, IIGGS CREST SIJBDIVI· SIOI -REALLY NICE! Spirt foyer home w~h 4-5 bed· 2-Ltr. . REGULAR OR UNSALTED Kr~er IE·OPENS MARCH 2D E.MoiooW POMEROY - large 2 slory slooe home with 4 bed· rooms, HI baths, tamily room , dinins room and full basement. A realll nice home. for just $28,900.00. 99c INOIVIDUALLY WRAPPED SLICES NOI'I RETURNABLE BOTILE JO'S LlffiE lED BARN ~ 16,900.00 14-17 lb. Avg. .. ,....Ganrr;oni ...... SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. FREE ESnMAns l&l RADIATOR SERVICE l -9- '.7-2 mo. pd. • RACINE -Two story·home with a large beautitul lot. House needs some repair. Several sheds and outbuild· ings . Porc·h. ONLY ~h:~:. Food .................... ........ ~~\~rjn~s .............................. MEIGS COUNTY • GENERAL HEALTH DISTRICT · Summery of Receipts. Expenditures end Batanceo lor the Flocal Yoor Endad ·' December 31, 1988 DISTRICT BOARD OF HEALTH 1 / ·1 / 86 ............... t73,043 Recelpto ...... ... .. .... 217.002 Tranolors-tn ... .. .. .:... 10.000 TOTAL. ............. ... 300,045 Expenditures ..... , ..206, 347 Tranolero-Out.. .. .. ... 18, 492 Balanc;e •. .... .... .. ... .. . 76.208 TRAILER PARKS1 / 1 / BB ................... 1,436 Receipts .... .. ::~ ............ 640 Tronslers-tn .. ............ - 0 TOTAJ ............ ....... .. 2. 076 Expenditures ............... 136 Translero-Out.. .......... - 0.,8olance ...... .. ... .... :.... 1.941 FOOD SERVICES1 / 1 / 88 ................... 2. 070 Recoipto .. ......... .. ...... 4. 907 Transters-ln ............... - 0TOTAL ..... .............. 6.977 Expendltureo .......... .. 3,037 Transfers-Out ............ - 0Balances ... .. .. ... .. ...... 3. 940 STATE 1 / 1 1B6 ............... .. 31.209 Raceipto · 1·2 9 711. .. ... .......... · Transfera-ln .........~.-18,000 TOTA'• ...... · .. ......... 1 78 ' 920 E.pendituros ....... .160,826 Tranoloro . Out .. ........ .. - 0 B1 28 096 I ance. ................. . BALANCES11 1 / B6 ~a .. .... 107''" Receipt• ......... 111 ..... ··· · ·· · ... 352· 2"0 Trans ters· tn ............ ~- 28 000 · TOTAL .... ........ .. .. 4B8.01B Expondlturoo ..... ... 369.344 Tranolero' Out ... ,..... 18•492 8alancoo ... ........... 110· 182 Total of Depooo'tojV · Balenceo .. ......... 113· 140 Total Treasury Balance . Len ou t•• an d 'tng .... 2. 968 T0 t a 1 Ba tonce Dec . · 31 • '86 ..... 110182 · JON D. JACOBS ,' 141 '1. 1t'c . Adminiatrator $32,000.00. Pound 24-oz. r Children, Grandchildren and Great-GrandcMdren. goso 1!. Niple, Ll'l'.!ttd. lo· Cited II 60116 RMCI Rood, Columbus. Ohio, upon PIV· mont of t35 .00. NONE OF WHICH WILL BE REFUNDED . By order of tho L.aoding Creek Coi"!MNancy District. · Thio 23rd day of March. 1987. Karen S , Clerk, Acting President 141 1 a 16 · 3t , · • • c Public NQtice EVERY POLE' STYLE or CONVENTIONAL . $35,000.00. U.S. GRADE A HOLLY FARMS BREAST OUAlltERS LB.~ 1 Love, CAU COUfCT: Real Estate General • way. You are always in our .. lktt.._ lulldl11g 11 RACINE FIRE DEPT. . In Memoriam Althouch you're not wi1h • us this special day You are thoucht of in every U.S. GRADE A HOLLY FARMS CUSTOM BUilT ·Bus.i ness Services . ·Neva Grimm, on her ''birthday, April lsi! ·%-Gallon GUN SHOOT 1---------....1...;.-.-,;,;._____-1 In memory of Mother : & Grandmother, Couotry Club Ice Cream "1 Notice EUGENE LOfiG . ·· J&L BLOWN INSULATION GARAGES LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of th,. stockholders of Farmers Bancsheres, tnc. will be hold at the office of Farmers S.nk and Savings Company, 211 West Second StrHt. Pomeroy , Ohio, •ccording to Ita bylews, on the third Wednesday of Aprlt, 1987, at 3 :00 p,m. for the purpose of electing directors and the tranaaction of such other business 11 m1y properly cqome before said meeting. Paut E. Ktoeo --- · - iloiit,--""': PHONE 992-2156 Or • • lllC...tSt,. .......,,,OIIil.~75' Public Notice Let Your Dollars Go Furth·er At Kroger .... The Daily. Sentinel Public lllotice 1 ' ' The Daily .... n '"'lno rm, rtloe -ort.oad. Zmllot- Ho aer on Rt 31 •...._ c~. rolritlfll"' • ln.. _ In 111t. 137.100. CoM 114-441- 1351. Lo-wlth-tobliv . • �• ' 63 Antiques Blo 2 IR Ruttle home built on vaur Jot. t1 1,981 & up Call 1·114. ae6,7311 . Mel ChlrfY Al~e. .44. 114-112· 7160 . 0 Call' 1,000 tire1, aiz .. 12, 13. 14. 16, 18. 18.5 8 mtles out Rt 218. Coii614· 266· B251 . 76 W·w c•pe~. Plattic ciatem state approved, 1 'h bath, unique plastic culvens, metal cutv~rts RON EVANS ENTERPRISES. Jade, son. Oh. 614-286· 5930. 114-992· 5128 plaltfic Government hGmft "om 11 fU·ntpalt) O.llnquent t1x prop· M:y Repo~~e~~ona . Call 805· septtc tanks, Swimming Pools 8999 . New 117·1000 E•t. GH.·9905 for C:Ufrent repo lilt. leftover 1986 model paola. H.uge 151124 foot swim area. 4 feet deep. Includes deck. fence, filtftf' and warranty. Financing 2 bedroom hou1e In Clif1on Prlc. reduced from tHI,OOO to t14.000. Phone 1·304· 773· U34. o Cal124 houre1-800-34S-0948 In Pomeroy, 6 rooms and bath with full b1umen11nd fireplace Thll It 1 ateal at 114,000 Call 114-912· 7412 . New , leftover 1986 pools Huge 1 6•~2:4, ~~~~~:;;:;: area, 4 feet deep 11 fence, ftlter & warranty . · arranged. instellat•on 1\lailable 1 ble Call 24 hours; 1-800-346 - Good 90 day grain fed USDA partment for Rant 33 acres 3 miles west of HMC near route 36 Call 614-4468221 after 6. One and two bedroom furnr11hed epts for rent in Middleport , All utilities paid. Call 814-992· 60a4 For ..1e or rent. 2110 N. Main It 304·45a·1875. APARTMENTS, mobile homes, houses Pt Pleasant and Gatlipolrt 614-446-8221 . Rentals Price reduced t38,000.00. 3 btdroom hOult, flr,place. new MPtlc. 1 acre lot · 304-6753073 ·~· 5 :00 PM . 41 Allum•bl• loan, 3 bedrooms. 1 blth. f•mlty room with wood burner, • ., rnkhchen. central air, 11h level ~~ern, mu11 nil relocat· lng, cell eft., 4·00, 304· 6'1'64450. large apt on Virtnd St, deposit required, phone 304-895-3460. Houses for Rent 3 bdr ranch, Rodney Village II 1285 mo . plua dflpoait Refer en · ces required Call 81ar::llburn Realtv 614-446·0008 House on TeJtas Road 614·446· 0756. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Call 4 room hi. &\/&liable after liflt of April Inquire at 918 Second NEW ANO USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS, AT 36 PHONE 814·44a· 7274. Rooms for rent day week. month Gallia Hotel. Call 814446-9715 Rentatlowat$120 month. Furnished room 1140 Uttlittes pard Share bath Single ,male 919 Second Gallipoli1 Call 448· 4416 arter 7pm For Rent · Effictency sleeping room• Cell 304-773-6661 46 Space for Rent 1972 Castle 14xl& whh 1982 E.ttpendo 12a 20 Fireplace. ctn· tr~l 2 baths. 2 ~"""Jl"" 1 building•. Must 1111. t13, Pt't 245· 8884 after 6pm Office Space for Rent Exr::ellent for Attorfltyl, Accountant. etc. Close to Court Hov1e. Call Wiseman Real E1t1te Agency. 614 446· 3644 1871 N11hu1 12x64, 2 BR, large bath, very good cond Movlng· need to sell. Call 614446·7&87. COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park. Route 33, North of Pomeroy Rental traiiiJI's. Call 614-992· 7479. 1Qxli5 mobtle home for 1ale, very good cond. Call 614-2681178. Space for rent, trailer 1paces. Locust Rd. Rt 1 P01nt Pleasant, 304· 676· 1 076 1978 14•60 2 SR. 10•20 porch. C111 1&14· 446·0602 42 Mobila Homes for Rant 1982 Mansion 14x,&, 2 lerge IR. all elec. Set up on Beautiful I'Niffront lot. Reedy to move Into with everytt'tlng you nHd. 114· tf2· 3348 eher &pm or anvtlme on weekends. 2 bdr , 811 utilities patd ellcept elec . furn . or unfurn , IOC deposit requlutd. Conventant location . Call 614-446-8558 or 614'448· 4778. · 12.&0 two bedroom trellar on abcut 1 1c:re. IS mllu from town, country. •12,000. Call 6U· 992·7020 Furnist'ted ,2 bdr , AC, beautiful river view In Kanauga. HUD accepled.... Foster Mobile Home Park. Call614·446-1602 10Jt82 Detroltor. 2 bedroom, A-1 condition. 12800 814· 691·1012 •• 814·896. 1090 l!'ttt' 6 :00 p.m. Partly remodel&<~ , 2 bdr mobile home. 1 mile out ol Galllpoll1 on 588 Call 614-446· 6463 or 814· 446· 1323. 1974 Granville 14k70. 3 bed· room, 1 Y:l baths. 111 eltctflc, mu1t lie movtd. $8800 ORO &14· 9a&·4367. Hou11 trailer tor rent Ref & Dep reefed Call 367-7220. Spacious Mobile Home lots for rent. tsrge recreation and picnic area. free lot give eway. 304676-3073 after 6:00PM SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 82 Olive St , Gallipolis New & uaed wood-eoalst0\181, 6 pc wood LR suite U99, bunk beds 8199. recliners new & used bedroom auites. wringer wathen, & 1hoea. New .Jivingroom suiles 5199-8699. lamp• Call 614448· 3169. 1911 Knok 12x60 tclal elec. t8888 00, 2 bedroom, hont 2 bedroom 661114 AC. qu iet kitchen: 1872 vlnvl 12x70 1o1a1 neighborhood clos e to Rio tlac. 2 br front dining room, lot Grande Aduhm preferred. Referof qutlitV here. 10996.; 1980 ence required Ph. 614· 246Fairmont' 14~t80 total electric: 6866 or 448-0239 178811 ; , 2 btdroom. • ·c in m11tar bedroom, front kitchen,· 2 bedroom mobile home in tkCellent condition; 1973 Holly Pomeroy S200. par month Call - ·Parkw-1112 roltoutt8496 .. gas 614· 992· 6763 h11t, front dining room, 14x70 Hollv Park 's tlneat. Price in· 1211-60, 2 bedroom cludu dtUv.,.,, block IINel on ~ · ~ ~~~~R~ o~e·~·n~·~·~··=•~6~1~4· tbove unltt. D 6 W Homes, Pt Plaaunt, WV. 304· 676-4424 2 bedroom trailer couples, 1 12d5, 2 bedroom trailer, small child, Locu1t Ad . Rt . 1, t2,400.00. 304-875-2670 or Point Pleasant, 304·6715-1076 675·6813 Mobil• home. 1979 Vtllage, 2 bldroom, clean, 8Jt8 1tori'ga bldg. Rented lot . 18 ,000 00 304·875· 5996 . 1913 Mobile home. ,4x80. eJtc cond, •13,600.00 All electric 1nd cantril air, will consider lfuck on trade. 304-87&-31 18 afttt' 4:00PM 1910 New Moon mobile home. 12• 60, ex pan do Uvingroom. 2 bedrooms. • 1 .1100.00. 304 676-74a1 ,., .. 4 30 10~t60 trlller, 2 bedrooms. furnlthed with washer and dryer. porch, good shape, U .400 .00. coil 304. aa2 · 3326 33 Farms for Sale 136 Acre Farm with 25001b. tObiCCO b11e & 3 outbuilding• Appro1t. 16 acre• farm land. Located on Swan Creak Ad Ph . 614· 251· 1774. 34 Business Buildings Commercial buWdlngs for lease Downtown Pt . Ple111nt . Stottll offices A·One Reel Estate Carol Yeqar, Broker Call 304· 175· 5101. 36 lote & Acreage 2'1\ acre• at btlttom land,\ approx. I miln south of Eureka off Old Rt . 7 Good home site Ceii814· 21B· 1774. · lot •·15 1cr1t more-leas. 5 mil" from city ltmit1. At. 218 Call 11•·441· 2•10 alter 4pm 11 Acre Lot: Woado Mill Ad , Huntington. Trailtr Pad. water tap. Ideal home the. Call 61 • · 16,.701 . Lot 120 ft. • 180 h . Beum Addhlon, Ch•ter Townlfiip, All utllhi•avallablt. Call,614·459· 9830. Aahton building loll, mobile homM_permhted, Ctvdl Bowan, J• 304·&71· 2331. Retirement forclt ule of 20 811'11 11 Tu...,_ Plain fronting R1. 7 l Hldtory Lotte Rood. Prime for dev.lopmtnt or homt IIIIo. Ro'IOIIIM f""" pi'Gducilng oU·OII well and frw gn. 304· 121-. .10 aft1r I p.m. Anytime --· County Appliance. lne Good used apphancee end 1\1 sets Open BAM to 8PM Mon thru Sat . 614· 446· 1899. ·627 3rd Ave GallipOIII. OH .. LAYNE ' S FURNITURE Sofas and chairs priced from S396 to S996. Tablu 160 'and up to •n&. Htda·• · beds 1390 to 1596 Recliners t2:25 to t376 . Lamps •28 to •125 1 Bedroom bAt ic rent 8176.00 Dinettes t109 and up to t495 . ptus electric Also required a Wood table W· 6 chairs •286 to UOO 00 security deposit. CON - $795 . Oe1k S100 up to 1375 TACT. Jackson Estates Dept Ph Hutches $400 end up. Bunk 446 · 3997 Equal Hous ing beds complete w-mattrenes S296 end UR to f385 . Baby beds Oppo"unltv $, 10 & S176. MattrHtn or bolt Furnished & unfurnished apts .. springs full or 1wln $63, firm 1!3, snd 183 Quean utsl22&, t160.00 and up. referen ces Ph Ktng t350. 4 drawer chest t615 304· 876· 7738 or 304 · 676 Ores1ers •e9. Gun cabinets 8, 6104 A-1 Reel E1t11t e .- 10. 12 gun 011 or electrtc range 1!5 Coun Street. 2 JJR , 1V2 5376. Baby mattre11e1 836 & b•ths, w / w carpet, complete t46 Bed frames no. 830 & modern 11/tchen, g11 heat, well ' King frame •So. Good selactin ln1ulated. wired lor phone & of bedroom sulte1. metal ca· eable tv. spaclou1. parking In binets, t'teadboards 130 and up rear. patio , S375 / mo plus to 865. utilities, Dapoi lt. References required No pets. Call614-446· Used Furniture wood table & 2 benehes. beds, & dresser. 3 4928. miles out Bulaville Ad Open Furnished Etflc lencv 1160. 9AM to 6PM, Mon thru Sat. 614· 446·0322. Utllltlts pd; Single. Share bath 607 2nd, Galllpolts Call 446STOP· LOOK ·SAVE' 441 e after 7pm Mollohan Furniture & Appllan· 740 2nlt Ave , 1 BR . 1186, cas, At . 7 North Gallipolla, Ohio Deposit required. Call614-446- Ph. 614·448· 7444 Bpc. Wood Uving Room Sulta t399.00 4222 between 9&6 44 Apartment for Rent 1 BR . ground floor apa"ment. All ullllties paid Near McDonald• Ca11114·446-7025 Good used ponable & Hoor model colored rv·,, Call 614· 446· 1149 New apartment : completalv furn Ref Br Oep, 1 ur 2 1dul1s only , Call 614-446·0338 e c~ditioner· 18,000 BTU , good Musical Instruments wanted to assuma1mall monthlv payments on phmo. Sea locally Cell credit manager 1-SOQ-4474265 Saara Wslnut color te!evisin· $76 Walnut stereo / record player, AM / FM radio. 8 track recorder $76 Call 614-4464274. 18 Windows, 2 Plcture Win· dows, 20 Storm Windows Ph. 614·446· 3347. 61 Farm Equipment 1--------.,..-2010 Jct'tn Deere dtesel tractor· plowa, disc $~950 . New Idea Dyne Bounce mower S495. Late model 224T Jot'tn Oaere beler S1295 Hav wagcn S300. C. II 814·286· 6522 CROSS & SDNS U.S. 36 West. Jackson. Ohio 614-286· 6451 Massey Ferguson. New Hoi! end, Hog Sales & Service. Over u1ed tractots to choose'from complete line of new & used equipment Largest 18lection in S.E. Ohio ' · 1980 C70 Deluka Passport. Very good condition. t326. 080 . 02000 Whistler Radar. Plonetr car 1terao receiver, all digital dolbv auto reverse. Both used for 3 weehs. $160. each. Call 61• · 992-15686. JIM 'S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTEf\. SA 36 W. Gallipolis, Ohio Call614-446·9777; eve. 614--446· 3592. Up front tractors wi'h warranty over 40 used tractors. 1000 tools New Sandpiper. 1 v, inch dt eph· ragm water pump. t550. Call 614· 992· 5a75. Utillry Bldg. Spl. 30' 1t40' x9'. 16k8 Overhead door, Servtce Door S6333 Erected. Iron Horte Bldgt 814· 332· 9746. 3010 John Deere tractor wfth John Deere plows. John Deere bu1h hog. •4500. John Deere hav bind S1360. Call614·2868522. Super single watec bed complete S260 304· 676-6209 after 6 AC trector, S725. Runs great MF 4-row corn planter, Nl 340 2· row corn picker, gravity wagon, 3 point hitch wood lplitter. Call 81~- 266 - 6689 after 8pm Rough lumber, oak & poplar t150 par tt'tousand by the Bd. or 20o bd. h- 304· 675· 4412 . Walller's Wrecket", Henderson 8N Ford Tractor, plows. disc, cultivators, booM, 4 ft . brush hog, 5 ft . blade. $2800. Call 614-446· 6637. Moving ule , re~rigor 8150.00. dryer t7 . a UO.OO, ltereo $176 00 , sc, 2205 N. Main St . Po int Ple11an1. 7'Jt16' Flat bed, dual a11le trailer, t:900. Call 614-446 · 6637 arter 8:00. VermHI' 504 H Round , Baler used 1 Season makes 5x4 Bales. 16600. Ph. 614·3a6· 9832. Mlnolts 36mm camera. lenses include wide angla, telephoto, room and a 45mm Asking 1275.00. 304 ·676· 31a4. ' 84 Honda Ellt6 I COOier ' *1 . 200 00. Garden tiller State Men Uled vert little 1300.00. 304·676· 5123 . Furntlhed upstairs, 2 rooms &. bath, utilities fumlshed, clun. No pets. Adult1 Call 814·4411· 1519. Country Uvlng , 1 BR lurn'td apt. AC . Washer and dryer, no children or Ptts. ref a dep rtcfed. Call 614·992·2807: af· ter 6PM . ~Jt4 1980 long 810 64 HP, 2 Round Bale Feeders. Drum Mower Ph . 814· 246·9667. 1979 Kubota.OieseiTJac:tor 17 H P., with backhoe and front end loader Call614· 992-6876 New Holland 477 Hav bind. he Cond. 304· 273· 4216 White 16 hp, U .960 00 OPEN H\?USE , Ap•il 10 and 11 . Big Discount on m1chlnlr(. 10% off P;arts Sidert Equipment Hend· enon. W Va. 304· 675-7421 . 62 Wanted to Buy ~~==::::::::.l.:=========~ . Aegratered American 11ddlebred honee: for ula. Good breeding. 3 mar11, 1 gelding. Call 114... 446· 1842 ,ext. 478 or after 5 Call 814·258· 6461 . Young pure bred Cherloia Bull for ule Call after 5pm . 814256·8885 Hay & . Hay for 11le, Round beles. mi,.ed Call 614-246·61 17. Transportation 1982 Chevy Citation. Good paint & tire1. clean, with air, AM/FM, 81496 1982 Pontiac J2000, 4 cyl.. PS / P9. Call 814·296· 6522. 80 Mon~a . e~tcellent c:ond New exhaust, new t1res. 82000. 16H':t Central Ave. In Rto Grande. Call 614· 245·6462. 1984 Ford Eacort : Auto .. AM· FM·tape. wire rims. $2999. John' s Auto Sales. Bulaville Rd .. Gallipolis . 1967 Chevv Impala-Red with bledc tnterlcr. 396· 3215 HP. Very good condhlon . S1600 Call 614·246·9809. 1980 Pi.1to wagon, low miles. no ru1t. 1660. 1974 Torino t500. 1966 Pontiac. clean S1000 or best offer. See at 1710 Chatham, Ga ll~polls, Ohio 1986V! Mercury Lynx . Sport, brtght red, .,_C, 1tereo, sharp, 26,000 mites, new radials. Call 614·448·0382 1982 Ford Granda, good cond. 01,900 00 304·675·6963 72 Trucks for Sale 1976 Wilderneu 18ft camper, awning and air cond, exc cond. 394·982·3108. . 1979 Dodge lA ton. 318 com: plete rebuilt auto. transmission. $600. Calll14·3aa.9960. 81 1981 Ford F-160 4,.4, Must sacrifice! Financing Available ro Qualified Buyera. Call 614-446· 9300ask for Merrillor81 4-446· 0682 ask for Ell~abeth . 1986 Ford Ranger, 6 spd .. in very good cond. Auume loan Call 614·258· 6867. 1986 Ford Ranger pick-up. 4 cyl. , 6 lpeed 0 -D Radio, wMe with fed interior, onty 6, 700 miles. like new. 81000. 19815 Ford F-250 4 wheel drive, 300 lix cyl. 4speed, AM-FM Clllett. red with r&d interior, dual tank1, 30,000 . mil ea. t8500. 1985 Ford F-1 BO 4 wheel drive, 300 si11 cvl. 4 speed. AM-FM. char· coal witt't grev interior. turbine wheel• with Dayton radia l " Stags" , 22.000 mll11. S8000. Call 614-992-7844 after 5 :00 ond 304·675·1300 doye. 1981 Dodge Rem Charger (ktoks like 8l1zer). Red and white, low miles, AM·FM cauette radio. power wmdows and door locks. cruise, tilt, 4k4. windshield sun visor, lighted running boards. Mult sell. new car ordered. Call614· 742·2211 before &:00 and 614 -992-6764 after 6:00 and ask lor D1ve. 1961 Ford one ton V-B, 4 speed. flat bed, 50,000 IC'tUII mil81, 5696.00 1977 Ford pickup, new paint JOb, axe cond, $1,995.00 Ford pickup parts 304-676· 3574. 77 Flreblrd. High mileage, second oWner. t900 Call 614448·4913 . 19n Ford pickup, 8 cyl. stand· ard shlfl. new like topper, 11 ,800.00. Call304· 937· 2025 or 304-468-1801 1977 Olds 19a1 . 750 Honda. Call&14· 44&.n04 ~7~3;=:V~an;s;::;•:=; ~W;::.;0~.= "' 4 1 982 Ford 'fhund•blrd, suto .. with air. 50.000 miln . Very good cond. Cell 614-266-6860. 1983 Lincoln Town Car 57,000 mi .', Ettc Cond . , Sharp . 110.000. Call 614· 367·0680 after 5PM 1984 Plymouth Aellarn. A/ C, PS/ PB, eruiu. 60,000 miles, 13,500. Call614· 446·2151 , 973 Cadtllac Eldorado Con· vertlble. Rust-runs good. 1300. Call 614· 448·4876. ' 1979 Trans-Am t-top. A·1 cond . 67.000 miles , white with blue interior, 13100, price negotia· ble, must sell Call 614· 742· 2372 19B3 ~rebird 305-4 barrel. w-od, AC, t-top, PS, PB, AM , FM, Clock stereo. t68d'O. Call 614 · 742 · 2051, 114· 742 · 3092. 1983 Flreblrd 306, 4 barrel, w/ od, AC. t· topa. PS / PB . AM / FM / clock ttereo, 18800. Call 114·742· 3098, or 6U· 742· 2051 ehor 4 ,30. 1984 Reliant 4 dr station wagon. Deluttt, •uto .. cc. new tires. 47.000 mtlu. 14100. Call 614· 446· 2300. 1982 VW Rebblt, dlooel. 50 MPG., AM-FM C.t1t1111. VI,.., good condhlon. clean. t3000. Ph. 614· 38a· 9780. 1995 Ford F·260 4•4. V· B, PS / PB. Auto. trtns., AM I FM· / Ca~a, tow mile1ge, aJtc eond. Call 814· 379·2441 . 1 980 Bronco, 1200. mudders with ipoke Calll14· 448· 0&02 1 978 1 5-pttsungar Dodge ven, 40,000 ICIUal mil ... good con• ditlon. u,ooo. 304·882·3122, 304 · a62 · 3206, 304 · 773 · 6131 . 85 Bronco II Eddie Bauer Edition. loeded, low mil11ge, garage kept e,.c cond . 812,000. 304·876· 5479 74 Motorcycles 380 CL Hcinda. Ex. running oondltion. lookl goOd, new bMtary. New points, p1Ug1. 6 electric: Itan, alto new lilly bar. ttOO Of will trade. Call 8144U·8446 1980 Thunderbird 302 with 4 spd aulo: _overdrtva. Sunroof, AM"t FM / tlpe, ate. GOod condl· lion. •1200. Cell 814· 247· 4292. 1980 Chevettt. 4 splHtd, AC, gOOd running condition . t1200. Cell614· 982· 3978 1872 Chwy ClmlfO •17&.; 1171 Fl11 1100 C.._,blo n150.; 1879Tr.,eAmntlio. ""· 304-171· 4111. 1811 ClmlfO, •8. 1100.00. C.H 304-875· 1510. 1811 AMC Splrh. 4 lfM!od, pow• ............ sunroOf. good oond. n ,ooo.oo. c.• 304675·311 2 -.e 1 .00 PM. 1985 Grend Am Ll. V·l, one lo il &. """'"'• w m .., , _ , """'· 304-1711-2311. 1980 A -. AC, AM·FM,good Int ...... ·ort 111• ""' olf•• ., 4-441-ton. body lind • 1981 Honda. ,250 R, fourtru. Hot Tip -'ltncer, Boyttn Rttda. roo11 boost, twist ttwottle, nert bara, 4'11 months left on warranty. Endottd tnW..also. Ex· ...,..,t "'•·· 11~·982· 72&a 1979 Suzuld street bike 425, •eoo, oo. 304·171· 7103. • e 0 T.H~ ~esr SWEEPER and sewing maehme repail. pa"s. and auppliea prck up and delivery, Davis Vacuum Clea')ar, one half mile~ up George, Creek Rd. C1ll 814· 446·0294 of au~ \ )OME'iMING· . ONE•jHI~P secret - THt= ·5PEEP of LIGHT! 'ALLEY OOP Tree & stump removal. ct't,alri'llnll fenca1, mowing, mutc:h. 1/ladeS. thrub1, •~ati11, rhododendron•. Oon's Landscap81 cau · 614-446·9648. RON'S Television S1h..vlce House caMs on RCA, O.u~tzar. GE. Spec:tallng in Zenith. Call 304·578·2398 or 614' 446 · 2464. . Fetty Tree Tnmming, stflmp removsl. ~all304-676- 1'3-a1 AINGLES'S SERVICE, hperi,-ced carpenter, elect:rician, muon, painter. rooting linclud ing hot tar applicltlon), 304· 875·2088 or 675· 7147. . Ga lvanized corrug-.d c:utWm. 12.35 ft .. up All"'" Fittings. Fabrication. Dey • n~ht delivery withrn 160 miles. Wm not' be underaold. 304-92&·6211 ~ B2 Plumbing l!o Heating CARTER'S PlUMBING ANO HEATING Cor. Fou"h lnd Pine Gllllpo1tt. Ot'tlo Phone 814-44&·3888 or 61•448·4477 • & - - - - - - - r---- -------,rr-------,-._, "OOz! · ~ JIMt 'tUJ 1I:J0J ~ lHf.S£. DA'r'S ' ~ WD A LAIAHf.R .. . ) ' WINIH~PS LAW : Af'f'f'~ A i<AitJSiOR-11, 1 THE:- ON L-Y PUDDlE I~ TOWN ... 15 LITTLE TIDBIT General HauHng ABOUT 'ZONI E' BELLE Dill•d WMtr Senrict: Poof1. Cisterns, Wtll1. Delivery Any· tlma. Cell S14·441·7404· No Sundtry calls. · NOTtliN' · • FIRE AWAY!! '. e.. Ny-. Ben loat 1111 drive on traltr, Ml rod bo_..., ...., ,.._,., two 101 - · 11114-110 lip - ....., motor with .,... II prop, 1114 . .•-lngmotor, LCR 4000..,.....exe.ee.tcondlt6on. Coif 114·216·4183 or 114- UI-UI7. =::-:------IHI A-·t l - trl-- '!!-,' ' '- D..mp truck servk:a, Nmeatope, Nnd _ . . , . . . , _ • •· p/iorie - · 171· 3110. 87 ,. +QJ983 +J II Put on Ice 6 Malay gibbon 7 Caucasian language 8 Ancient Ae~lan Yesterday'• An1wer tire 40 composer 34 ~wedo~h abode Neighbor of Eng. Envy or 22 Twine I 3'3 Born Wr.) 34 Arah garment 37 Set right 39 Intention 41 AsHuage 44 Vencratt•d 411 AriiUSI! 46 s ubsii1Uie Pul lo night 47 Watc·h • over DOWN (1) Odd Couple I Fire 2 "1 Canwra" DAILYCRYPTOQUO'I'ES-Here's how·towork It: 4/ 1 AXYDLBAAXR laLONGFELLOW One tetter stands for another. In this sample A is u.sed the three L's, X for the two ~·s, etc. Single lellel'6, apostrophes the length and formation of the words are all bini&. Each day the code letters are different. for em INN N-. 8 (I) (I).()) I]!IJ 8 {j)) (JJ) Ntwa . CIJ Hwdcatte and McCor· camoQuOTE mk:lt 8 (1) M'A'S'H • (l) t HIIYt a PIKe: The I Poet~y of Jim Weyne Miller (60 min.l . J-EANUTS SO IF IT WEREN'T FOR NIGI-lT ANO DAV: 'f'OU su 11 :30 8(1)/BTonlflrt Show lin Sloreol · WOOLON'T KNOW HOW DIFFERENT YOU ME FROM BROTHER Of( SISTER ! 8pomoC-. WKAP In Clnclnntll L..t. ~: Stirring · l.c>odtd. ... - I· tn111na motor, 31 HP lletwry M lrtl 14-, _ _. 1110 Ooleun 810. 4 - · - Hii7i&' - ·.c.~~.,, •.., 11 ... 304·1711-51111 llh• " 1,00 PM. R T II 4 meougeina K. LFF'llfl ·a i c n liD To Be Al1nounced. @ llonevmoofoen Upholatary ) 'L A 10 7 6 2 · +AQ732 or dikdlk Potential Race for hot rods new .~avy·melol rock song I. 31 1 0 :051]) ThrN StoogN Gtta· ttot Hits Fealuring aoms,of lhe mos1 popular sho~ films made under !heir 24-year con1rec t wi1h Columbie::Pic· 1ure1. 12 hrs.l 10:30 (I) Amerieln SnapJhotf (IJ Fllhln' Hole 160 min.) 11 :00 •••• t 20 - IJj New• Watter i on't Water Hau11"11 · , ..sonable rates, immidtate 2.000 gallon daUvery, c:ktl'l'l\l, pools, well, etc. c:lll 304'·57t2819 . ' • 411081 'KH2 38 Avian 30 ® 8 <HI Houoton Knight• A serial killer 1urns1he1abtes on Do19CIIves Lundy and La Flamma by shadowing Joey 's every move 160 min.l J .J . Water S.rvica. Sw.. . .g poult. c:iatems • wells. C.ll 81~45· 8285. • EAST 19 Lower le!l 17 Tuesday in bailiwick 21 Heroio· Hollywood 30 Disabled 23 Eschew 18 Sword 32 French fight s for a school transfer; a • WEST • J 72 42 24 Time wine · gluttony, (~1.) avallahle mea., ure e.g. 28 FamouA 211 Eng. 311 Fore 43 Shrew· shadow mouse . nm c ompo se r 1 director 29 Pudu laacher faces horror in the , class· room. 160 m•n.l (In Slereol 1IJ 8 ()) Marillh PRE· MIERE (CCI 160 min .l R a R Water Servtc:e. Home c:itttrnl', wells. pools filled Formerly Jamn lays Watlr. Same ratts. Call 304· 6751310. :~~ •• •• +KI09611 product lcepick. 160 min .l (I) IBl Torte lila lin S1ereol (IJ Klckboxlng t60 min.l 10:00 II (I) IBl Bronx Zoo Sera ONG·- l·l·ll 36 On the crest 27 Inferior D 9 :30 NORTH +AKQ6 'Q96 26 Destiny 16 King (Sp.) 11 Pilfer 17 Oamp 1G Scrutinize 28 Goalie's work Atck confesses to murder in order to protect his buddy, WELL.. TO MAKE A SHORT STORY. I. I I 9 Victim need mediate!'[_ (60 min .l CHI Magnum, P .l. 1 9 8 - e LTD 1,000, ae Formlffr Ken Wheetona. Not.OOfld, -~71· 1433 . • John's WMer a.Mce. San\e Pri-. 1.000 •• 2,000 llol . ....... 304-571· 2241. • • and Motora for Sale 13 Screed 14 Artist's (BJ 8 1981 Honde XL210, boot off•. 304- 77:J. 51 50. Boats Oay gift · 12 Entitle · mUst leave the manalon im· ONE TEENY-WEENY Fastening device Cupid Father's I0 11 exis ln11ests in Maurier's Ia· 1es1 bus•ness vemure : Krys· de uncovers evidence that makes her realize Sarah Kew11oltl F·7, good candltlon, •2eo.oo. 304-571·2181 . 76 II (l) liJ ()) Dynuty (CCI AI· THAT'S BETTER'N I I I by THOMAS JOSEPH Sin the ACROSS 1 ,Spanish futllr~> "house" 4 Region Part 1 of 2. IRI CIJ 700 Club ALL I GOT IS f t!i1~tA'IIW and winds up in the hospital. ' IS + II CHI Take Five PRE · MIERE George Segal mrs as Andy Kooper , a dtvorced man hired by a semiretired public relations man to run hia company while re1aining his bumbling son IT odd Fields) as a figurehead To· night Andy clashes wi1h his co· workera a1 1he Davoa & Son~ubllc relalions firm . 9 :00 D lllllll Night Court Dan ignores his doctor's orders rne ONe YOL.l DRoP YOLJR J fU..Y DOLJ6:H t-llJTS IN r.. 3 1 •• 3. (BJ Electrical Refrigeration . agent who was mur· his every_ move. ·· MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP I +s ble Wyan 10 keep labs on • I SOUTH When South first sorled hos cards, h~ +913 thought that his side might be able tQ ·~1087U make a part·score contract. T hat cer· 1 tK14 tainly seemed probable when his. part, ! ner opened lfie bidding. After West'~ Vulnerable Both two·diamond overcall, North's twoDealer: North spade rebid and East's competitive three-diamond bid, he was not so sure. We11 North Ea1t If his partner lacked he~rt support and PallS had the black suits, perhaps tbe best 2t' 2+ H Pass PallS bet was to try to set three diamonds. Paas Pass Pw But that view quickly changed when North carried on to three hearts. Now Opening lead : A It was clear that North had a .decent hand with three-card heart support. The fact that he had btd clubs and spades marked him with at mosl one there was litlle trouble. )leclarer diamond, so tbe hand figured to play ruffed in dummy and did play a heart quite well . South bid four hearts, just back to his ace. Even with the bad as any of us would spilt, it was still simple enoll8h to A low spade opening lead would make 10 tricks. Declarer led a club up have created a play problem that we to dummy's king. West took the ace might not have had room to discuss. and led a spade. Now. declarer tried to Declarer would be all right If he took a cash dummy's club king, which East winning view In the heart suit. but he ruffed tow and declarer overrufled . A would be on shaky ground If he played low diamond was next ruffed with , to his heart ace only to see West show dummy's queen of hearts and East out. With the ace of diamonds lead, was left with only two heart tricks. . tion of a computer replacement for Lawrence will ena- Aalidential or comm•clal wir· ing. New HfVice or regeirs llc:ehaed electriCian Ettim .. e free. Ridenour EIKtrlcal. 304· 175·1718 .. 85 CIVIL RIGHTS UNSCRAMBlE lETTERs 1 FOR ANSWER By James Jacoby ' . Peking' Part t of 2 . 8 :05 1IJ MOVIE : 'Three Stoogeo Go Around the World In a Daze' 8 :30 1IJ Q ()) Hany (CCI Harry fears 1ha1 lhe omplemema· ' PRINT NUMBERED lETTERS IN THESE SQUARES The ground gets firmer riend (l]l MOVIE : '56 Days AI Cl< 5T'A~D k.CIJ:£D Of Vla.Alli\lG CU< <!ompleoe 1ho chu ckle quolad by filli ng tn the mi:sstng words James Jacoby zel and Mhchell Laurence Tonight Aoxoe ' s reuni1ed wilh an old hlgh· school girlf· : E~K & MEEK G) . BRIDGE uon. Also stars Teresa Gan· Rotary or cable tool drllfing Most well• completed tame day. Pump sales and •arv•ce: ' 304896· 3802 t; . ; . Amount - RIIPIY - Guesf - Polfoy - COMPUTeR ·· TesCher to llt;'P.!I While handing back term papers: "This work Is a disgrace. I d like a nota from your COMPUTER." . dared in 1968: (60 mln.l (In Slereo) CIJ Bring 'Ein Back Alive IIJ II IIJ Perfect Stran· 9.,. (CCI During his bass· ball 1oom's championship game, Larry mus1 choose whe1her 10 send on a lop hit· ter or keep his promtse to give 8alk1 a chance to play . IAI 1!11 (!) MOVIE: 'Lover Come Back' IIJ ® Uve !rpm the Mat: Carmen Thos produc1ion of Bizet's opere abou1 lhe gypsy s1ars Agnes Ballsa, Gebroeta Benackova, Jose Carreras end Samuel As· mey. 13 hrs .) (BJ 8 (J2J Roxie PREMIERE Andrea Martin stars as Roxie Brmkarhoff, a slighlly kooky programmer a1 a snuggling New York TV s1a· WE .>AU>? I 17 YESTERDAY'$ ScliAM·LEI'S ANnUlS 7 :35 [J) Honeymooners B:OO II (I) @ Highway to H-en (CCI Dovone in1&r· vention permits 81onely wn· oer 10 mee1 the ghoso or a I I WAS 'AWAY FROM U.S AT Palnter · lnterior/ £xterior·211 ye· ara eltperience Free estimate•· Re11onable ratea. Cal1614-266· 6786. • Stark• Tree and laiwn Service. Greener lawns that is WHd and Pest Free, liquid or. grandular application-tree and thrub too Stump removal anywt'tere with· out lawn damage. For complete tree and lawn care c;all304-&;162a42 or 578·2903. •' . 0 ® Jefferson& GAL.AX't" IS' /'AOVING All tvpea c1rpenter 6 c;oncrete WOfk: lntar1or, extertor. retno· deling, painting, ro9flng. •free estimatea. Call 814·441· J 174. Concrete finish, plrking lots, base,nents · 1ny lize job. Senior Cltlzan Discount, Rick Garfield 814·9a5· 4464. . e IJ ())Judge Do You . . (jJ) Wheel of Fortune CD li)) 1Bl Jeopardy : Po You ..~EAL.IZ.E, ~L lwhenlgoawaylsura-my,- .: · . '-....1-.o&.-"-~'---'---' you develop from step No. 3 below. (IJ Auto Racing 'B7: Tran· south 500 From Darlinglon. SC . 12 hrs IIAI 1!11 (1) Too Close for Com· FRANK AND ERNEST' TIS 8 U Mr 6 D (I)()) Newlywed Game. fort r . I I .I Cil Sanford and Son Home Improvements . L-..1.-....1...-L--l--J . II rBIIBl Wheel of Fortune ® Barney Miller 7:05 7:30 ! I was excited about our daughter coming home during spring break. When she arrived she sighed, "College Is fun, but I (jJ) Newa 0 BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guaran· tee Local refarencu furniShed Free eatimatll. Call ~ cqllect 1·814-237-0488, day or night Rogers Ba1ement Waterproofing. 1995 Honda Rebal i&O 1,a-.6 mires. Call 614· 446·1301. 198& Harlw; Davldton. Softail. loti of extr81• Ex. cond 2,&00 mll01. 16aoo. Cell 814· 256· 1116. ·. Ser v1c es 1987 Suzuki 230 Qued Spon. Excellent c:ondltion. 12100. CaN ' 84 6U· 448· 2235 1982 Honda CM41SOA, excel· l&nt condition, fun to ride. C.ll 814-2415-ISOOS tNenlngs 6 :36 7 :00 MA T I 0 ·. 1-.....,1:,:~..:;.1..:...,.;1~~~....-1-1 7 e 1978 Coachmln 19 1/.z h .. saltcontained, AC, C111retree awn Ing, verv goodcond S4200. Call . 614·446-2405. 1987 Jeep Commancha 2wo PU. Must uc:rlficel Financing Available to Qualified Buyer~. Call 614·.U.8·9300 ask tor Merrill or 814-448-0682 ask lor Elizabeth 1987 Chevy Dump Truck Ph 814·246· 9557 Autos for Sale 1~4· 892·8875 . "I'm trying to lnvBnt a food fl<ldltlve that makes things taste homemade." 6:06 8 :30 79 Motors. Home~: & Campara. • 88 Ford F· 260. 14000 miles. Pavoff. 51 lntemational, 70 International 1 ton. t?OO 08 offer Call 614·388·9822 Grain 1882 aulclc Alvl•• 2 door. loldtd, A1tre ROof 60,000 tctual mil•. 18981.00. Call Antiques Dolk, choirs, 111nc1o end othlf home. Cell 614· 98& · 3a05. lloyd llaekwoOd , Sumner Aold Testation that gatned over 2 6 lb"s per day. - Roger Bentley, Sabrna, OH 513·584-2398 . Want to bu" Alf•lfa ormlud h••. out of ftMd.• oall 304·384- 7898 I;.;:=;;;::;;==== 63 Ouroc Boars Bred just like the (lJ Jefferson• ()) Square One TV !CCI Gll Secret Cl1y @' FIICti ilf"Ufe Cil Iaverty Hillbillies II (I) IBl NBC News (IJ Inside the PGA Tour Cil D ()) ABc;: NewsiCCi . (lJ Hogen' a Heroes ()) Doctor Who . (jJ) II '(BI CBS News ® Newton's Apple ICCI Ira Aetow demonsvates the physics behind pun1ing a ' football . ® WKRP in Cincinnati Cil Andy Griffith D (I) PM Magazine CIJ HardceJtle and McCor. mlck (IJ SportJCenter IIJ Entlll'talnment Tonlght Amy Irving talks about her latest folm. " AumpleSiol· !skin" . 8 (1) M'A'S'H D IIJ Pl!)flle'o Court IIJ (j]) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour . '' 8 tt atumn truck topper 1A~.OO 304-178· 2000. • :• Autos for Sale 110 Kewaski 4-whael.-. 1187 I mtl old t1200 Firm Catl ,81.·245· 9128. Moving Sala. 701 Ch..-r, St. Vinton, Ot'tio. April bt, 2nd, & 3rd. 4a11 above ground swimming pooL antklue bedroom lulta, 11ew couch 2 Ouetn Ann chtfn, living room sutt .. dining room suite, brealdaltHt, stereo, bootls. poreh swing, plcnie tabla, other lttml to numeroua to m.,.tlon... Nice t .. ICikln of Ftnton a ..... Greclous living 1 and 2 bid· rooM apartmtntl at VIllage Minor end Rlvtrsidt Apertments In Middleport. From •21 II. Including utllltin. Cell S.1 4· 992· 77a7 EOH. 71 boar~ we tested at the Ohio 71 Farm Supplie s & L1 ve slock Remington "Spechll Field" 12 gauge, with Ram Choke (full, mod. tmp. cyl .l New tn bo-.. t396. English 1\ock, 21 Inch biH'rel. Call 814-992· 7844 attar 6 00 and 304· 675·8300 dav• - Own · ynur own Jean Sportswear. Ladles Apparel, Chlldrena -Maternity , Large Sizes . Petite , Dancewear Aerobic or Accusorlea Stora Jordathe, Chic, Lee, Levi. l:rod. Gitana. Men•. Celvln Klein, Sergio Val4hta, Evan Picone, Li~ Claiborne. Members Onlv, Gss ollna, Healthtu11 over 1,000 othan . 114,800 to 128.900 inventory. lfaintng, fiklurea, gtand opening etc. Csn open 16 dav•. Mr Keenan 130516783639 ., . Livestock 69 For Sale or Trade . Handmede q~il11 for sale. Call 614· 992· 7a51 26 inch color TV. *90 00. 304·875· 2815. 63 64 1976 Ford LTD $200 .00. French Prov' Oretllet & Mtrror & Corner Desk 75 00. 2 B&W 26' TV' s 860 00 1 Dressing tabte A sm. bookcase 120 00. Lg Vanity college te~ttbooks­ cheap . Kenmore automatic washer S60 00. Ph 614· 4468508. 42 Inch electric range. Canning jars. 4 quilt t•P• 304· 676· 5396 ..::.,J ~.:::::::::::;:::====·~·~:':":':": 50 two year old performancetested Angu1- bull1 with h1gh EPD'S. Schearbrook Angu1, 6803 Oakes Road, Clay1on. Oh•o 46315 513·837·4128 luvenlnga 513-837-3894. 613· 954-3a40). • Ptano for sale! Responsible.pany (IJ~slook e •• PI"• ;::-~----- - lc- • Copperto"e refrigerator t96, harvnt gold refrigerator $196, side by side refrigeretor $195, white 2 dr refrigerator $76. 16 ·cu. {t. chHt treeur 1160. Whirlpool washer U6. Maytag wa1htr •175. GE wut-ar 1150. elec:trlc rang.-top & bonom oven 111JO. Maytag wrlngtr wuher •••· and 52 gafloR hoc water heater t86 Skagga Ap. pll•nca. Upper River Rd. 814· 441·7398 . Unfurnlthed apt. : 4 rm1 . & bath. 1st floor wit'h y~rd. Ref. S. Sec. Oep. Call 814-U€1·0444. 1 bedroom apartftttnt in Mkkl• port, oil uUIIIM peid. U 10 . ptr month. Cell 8 14·H2·87113. c,.u 614-448-7862. cond 1225. Call 614-446 · ~ 1119•ftar6PM . Spacious 2bdr I Pt.. C. A., water patd Near Piru Hut. Galllpolts Ph. e.11· 448· 7026 . . Lerge 2 bedroom eptrtment In Mlddtapon, Wllhtt and drv-r -up, ,.nlolfy lumlehod. Pov - • utlfft'-. U8&. ""mon1h. Coil 114·112·23a1 dll'/l Of 114· ft2·2108 ovenlnp. 57 Couch & chatr. 30 Voluf'le Encyclopedia Bntannica with bookcue. All ox cond. Call 614· 446·6839 or 614 36a· 9089. 3 piece living room suite. $175 or best offer. 304· &78-2643 Amana large Capacity room air Looking far Regl1tered English bull for ltud service, must have Baby goats, phone304- 675· 5043. Tony's Gun Repein. hot reblue· ing. Open 9·00 AM to 7 00 PM. Call304· 875· 4631 . 0000 USED APPLIANCES ' Washers, drvers, refrigerators. •angu Skegga Appliances, Upper River Rd. beside Stone Crest Motel 614-446· 7398. Call 814-446- Engllah Setter, Regiaterad. good hunting dog. WiU well or trade for gun. Csll 614-949-2644 Model 110 Ho11de 3·Wheeler 42 Inch 3 point lawn mower category 0 or 1 Both ine11cellent condition Llovd Blackwood. 614· 986· 3805 Valley Furniture. new & uud. Large section of queiity furniture . 1218. Eastern Ave . Gallipolis Groom & Supply shop. Pet groommg, ell sty1aa, all breedt Auto for ule. Radla;).c. gla11, and ott-tar parts foP ..1977 Cordoba 3()4.. n3·6~6,1 :,: Call614·256· 6745. Arr conditioner, 21 ,000 BTUStutrl B8st. L1ke new Asking $350 or beat oHer Patd over $700 Call 614·446·2746. 6 formal dreues for ule Stze 8· 9, 9-10. Worn One time. 140.00 each. 814· 949· 2497 1972 Chevy truck fron's!"'d. good dry matel. 117~ £all 614·992·8a98. • • 0231 . Webb . Julia New• ' Dragonwynd C.anery Kennel. CFA Himalayan, Per 1ian and Siamese kittens AKC Chow puppies New Chow puppies 6 AKC Reg Siberian tluakiet Blue eve•. 876 without papen. 8125 with papera. 6 wks old, Formal , ballertna length , dre1se1. coat, all aize 10 Call 614· 675· 3099. . low to form four simphl words. (J) Big Valley Used • Reb1.ttlt Transmi.-tions . AU internslly lnapeeted • gua· rsnteed. ln1tallatlon an~,._P.k· up available Cei11614·440i09;16. ' R:eorrongt letters of the 0 lour ocrombled word1 bo· EVENING . 6:00 II CD()) II()) (JJ) II rB1 IBl Rebuilt. All.ypes torque~c~ver· t.,s a tr1t11fer CaMS. J:Rgine overhaul kiia. Allison T•mil· lion Plf'll • CVC Jomtt.I<Gua· ranteed, will deliver, ,c~"h & cer,:Y or instill Call 814-3792220 or 258·5877 " , Pets for Sale papers. Guaranteed Goodiul 24 mch staclled washer end dryer. Ponable Mavtag wastier Three 2 door FJo•t· Free refrigerator~. Automatic washers and gas dryers. Firestone Store in Middleport 6 ·1 Household Goods 10k60 2 BR"mobile home. Ct1ll 614· 949· 2424 The Arbuckle Church Aide i1 now taktng orders tor hom• made E11ter Eggs. A 6 oz egg sells for 11 00 Chocclate covered flavort are; chocolate. coconut, peanut butter. maple nut. cherry, & cherry nut. Call 304·937·2691 . 304 · 46a · 1853. or 304·468-1997. Satellite Dish Svstems S860 & 81060 Installed Call 614-446· 3507. 1911 Skyline. 47~t10. t2400 Cell 614·4•1·0390. *· lnspeC1ed and halves S 1 25 Cutquarters and wrapped Ph. 304-937-2900. Auto Pans •• WOlD IAMI - - - - - - 1411td ~r 'CLAY R. POLlAN 4/1/87 .. Call 614- 446-38~4 after 7PM . _0-::94_6";'.7:"-;-~;-;-~::=--:-l t;,;;~;;;::;:::=::=:'lr;;:::~~;~;~:::"i 35 L a. 44 •A ots"' Acreage I ing erranged. lnstalla1ton availa- "Uncle Sam is broke, too, but does that stop him? No!" In lrtdbury, bllide WMPO, bridl houM for 1ale. Call 614Bt2·1914 .. 814· 992·6065 e,, lppointment onty' 3 IR .. recre8t1on room, kitchen, dlnlftg room, l~rge lront and back porch. 8•10woodenbulld· lng. yerd with chlin link lance Rultlc Hills, S'(fteuH, Ohio 114·848 -2810 between 9 · 4p.m. 8 14·992·1888ohor 4:oo' p.m. 66 '~!:~~~, S©~o\\M-~£!fs• Viewing & Accessorial~ " ' BUDGET Tr1n•m•alons;''Ujed ' & Concrete blocks all sizes yard or delhtery. Meaon tend. QalliPolil Block ~o. , 1231h: Pine St .. GaUIPQttl, Ohio Call 614-4482793 13 Television trailer. t4&00. Ekcelhtnt.._C!J'f'ldt· tlan. Ca11 .614-246·5686. Building Materills Block, briCk, ......,., pipea wtn· d9w1, lintels, etc. Claud~ Win ten, Rio Grande, 0 . Call 814· 246-5121. 30 yr. guemtMd vinyle 1lding. LOSER Boau and .": Motors for Sal41 ' Pomerov~Middk.port, : :'-'April 1• 1987 78 ~ 17' Chrnler Courier 231 , ~5 Building Supplies Callahan ' s Used Tire Shop. Ov~r ) 140hp ChfYII., motOr; Ditty Local, for Nfe by ~ner. 2 atorv houae 1ft Mktdfeport overlooking park w~worlc . 76 Model 84 Winchester Clutic: 30·30 S250.00. Uncoh• Welder $12&.00. SHed Queen !:llothes dryer 1100.00. 304-n3·5303. Llrg• hautlful 5 BR~e, 47 •~•. KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®bp Ulrrp Wright 54 Misc. Merchandise \ ,. •• 1987 ' LAFF-A·DAY WOOded ' . ' .. . ., • llRlJ · TO VLNPIZT S ' E K ll V F IIDHIFF C •• r>HDUTNTU S D I F' . R L ' D RID •. .. �' ' , . Page-14- The Daily Sentinel, r Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio April 1, 1987 • • • Inv.~stigatton FBl to lend assistance in prostitute murder. I LEBANON, Qbio i!JPIJ Warren Cou ntf\<;heriff .lames · Collins says federal auth orities have offered their asslstancP in the investigation Into a string of prostitute sia yings alon g ln1 Pr· state 71 . "We have been in contact with the FBI In Columbus in that regard, and at th is point they have offered t hei ~. cooperat io n ." · oil ns sa i(l Tuesday. an...,..e, a pollee officer In ] sub rban Youngs town said lh r• lates t victim in Ihe series ot four murders recently offered to seek Informat ion abou t lh r killmgs, but he said she di sappeared before providing any detail>. Austintown patrolman Dona ld Corbett said IInne Marie Patterson of Findlay, who wa s found dead last wpek along 1-71 in southwestern Ohio. told him shr• had some skclchy Informal ion about who may havr br•en responsible for kill ing thrcr· other known prostitutes wh o freq uented truck stops in thr an arf ivc inw•s tig.at ion into t hf' mun.ic'rs, bu"t th (\\.' ·ar e re lay ing t hr ir fi ndin gs ''' uut hor ltlcs in t h<· count if·<.; \v hr·n· th e \·J rtims· bo di es h(.l v<· tJ.l'P n dJs cr,vC' n.:otl. Col lins said th<' iol'a ti ons wh C'r r fhf' WfJnH' n wr-r(' !;Jst S('( •n fh (~ anti thC' natun• of th r·i r de~h s defin ilr•ly l""1d I<J spN'UiJIIOn lh tll EASTMAN'S... .. , thr >lay in gs arc the work of a ,c, ial klli<·r. " I do n·t th ink we cay,sal' we·vr est ahlishccl as fact th at thry werr murd ered by th e sa me• pr' rson. but I think anyone who loo ks at t otllns sa id his office is at - 1 The first murd er victim , Ma t< tempting lo arrange an "intelli- eta Matthews •. 25, of Akron. wa s gence meet ing" involving law · found dead in June 19&<; along l-71 enforcement officials from Aus- in Richland County. She was last Jinlown. western P e nnsylvania seen at the Mansfield Truck and the sites where the bodies Plaza. were discovered. He said the The body of Shirley Taylor, 22, ses sion C(}Uid take place early of Vir.ginia. was discovered .Ju ly nex t week. . 20, 1986. in a rest. area on f-76. ~.; a y c-ll e u mstalll'I1 S .. . would therr 's a basis for in vestigal in i( that PjSSlbillly:" ('C) Jiin s sai d. • • r Vol. 36, No .232 I 3 s· 00 White Bread 20 oz. LOAVES With ' 1 0.00 or more Additional Purchase . TENDERBEST U.S.D.A. CHOICE FULL CUT Steak LB. Ground$ Coffe_e . · . uck 8 49 LB. u.mt on• A44it~ DIET RITE, CHERRY RC QIIDIItltll$ R.C. SS99 Cola MOH GANTOWN, W . V :~ . IUP II - Wrst Virginia llnil·c· r sl tv has jol m•ri Ohio Stil l<' Uni vc• r silv and thr Un il'eJ:si ty of Pill s 2 LITER BTL ASST. CORN, PEA.S, GREEN BEANS GREEN GIANT GRANULAl£0 . Domino $ugar lttl' Nuril•ar HPg uitii OI")' t 'om mission \-\' a ~ lt ' anti lysis ce•ntrr . offi rla ls sa)'. IV VU offlr lab said til<'.' ' hlll'l' jolni•d Pitt amiOSU in a proposal for 1h<' fa cll lt ,. that wou lei j)I'OI'ide• Vegetables JO' Off lAIEl The proposa l fro m t ht • threr schools is onP or I! suiJm i lf<'cl to 0\l lenghlen their llfrspa ns. Abou l sevE>n miles of county roads ~;~,~~~.~~o~;~~~~~'~:ns~~~.hat mlx Bananas LB. lit. • • nuC'IC'al' wustc. F~MIL Y Ohio weather SIZE Mostly f'iou cl)' t o ni ~ h t . wit h a r hancC' of snow !lure·irs and a lcm DETERGENT 147 ot. BIU FOODLAND 68< $ 49 Scot Roll To.w is SURF .South ('1'11tral Ohiu Idaho ABSORBENT Potatoes . 1s lb, Cottage Cheese 24 cloud iness ThUI'Sda.l·. witl1 a ·· chant"(' of morn ing snow flurrh •.., and highs in the• mid 40s. Th<' probabili t)· of ~tw 1 pit.1 · lion is 40 JlPI;t"rnt tonight ami :!II pl'rcrnt Thursda)·. Winds II"ill br from th r wrst "' 10 to :Ill mph tonight . Ohio F.xh'IHit•<f Furt •t · a~t Friday through Sunday i\ r h;JnC<' of snow or rain NESCAFE ~;·· $299 Decaf _ . 1 .•• JA99 • Tea Bags 100 <1. Pkg. CH0!~~.$578 COFFEE Jar ' DOWNING CHILDS ~· Coffee F'rida.r , wilh falr w('Uih rr Sa1t1r day a nd Sunda)'· Hi ghs mos tl )' will IX' In the :ltls F'rida)·. climbing into a ra nge of thr mid .lOs to mid 40s Sniurday. and into the 40s Sund ay. Overni ght loll'S mostly will be In the 21ls. ·r MT. BLEND .. Decof s6n a 01. •Semi Sweet •Butterscotch •Milk Chocolate ~estle Morsels $2'99' Sl. 99 : ' 4 Sect ions. 36 PBges · 2S Cents A Multimed ia Inc. Newspaper gy·stems. ~ · "Today·s action by the Senate is a sig nifica nt stop forward toward addressing a se rious problem tha t has been ig nored a nd allowrd to grow worse." said Senate Presidenl Paul E. Gi llmor, R-Port Cli nton. a co-sponsor . "The decay of Ohio's local bridges. roads an~ wa ter-sewer ' S)'Stems needs to be stopped. We must rebuild . "Local governments alone do not have the resources requ ired to deal with all of th eir infrastructure needs ,'' Giilmor said. "State government must step in." · In urging th'e Hou se to pass the r~so lu ti on also. Gii lmor sa id tho pla n Is fi sca lly responsible, contai ning a built -in safeguard to keep th e stat e from Issuing more bonds than it can afford . thus damaging Ohio's credit rat ing. The Office of Budget and Management has sai d the state can afford the required yearly bank pa yment s, " he said. While acknowledgi ng the state's infrastructure problem , Sen. Char les 1.,. But ts disagreed with Gl llmor on the iss ue of fi scal responsibilit y. " We'll sell these bonds for 10years, but we'l_l be paying for them for 24 year-s," sa id the Cleveland Democrat . "ll 's not a responsible wa y to dea l with this serious problem. " We ought to find the casl1 and se nd It to thP people. all of it , Instead of giving 45 percent to.55 percent .to the bank' s." Butts said. Sen . Alar. Zalrs~ •. D-Eiyrla. joined But ts In castin g the only nega tive votes on the measure . "We're doing exac t II' . what w~ crlt lelze the federal government for: deficit spendi ng. govern · ment by credit card." he argued on the Senat e Roberts said tha t an excellent qase has been establish ed on manv roads, and that those roads wouid b<:!Jefit great ly by hotmix . Roberts requested per mission to a dvprtls~ for bids for hot mix materials. in order to del ermine If thP costs would be [C'asibie. . HJ• said he would like to have a continu ous pavi nl! program in the coun ty, bu t due totheexpensr of ho t mix ma teria ls, was unsure if he could afford to do so. : Commissioner Richard Jones suggested Robert s contact bond· Jng firms In the state to expior~ the pqsslbllit y of selling munici· pal bonds for paving. Roberts a~rN'd with Jones that II would )Je worth looking into. : In t h~ meantime. the eommlsstoners authorized preparation of th~ advcrtlsemcnt requested-by Roberts, so plans fo r this year rpay be det<>rmlncd . . . Dust control to begin · · In relat~ matters, Roberts and Warner said they would begin dust cont rol on coun ty flo'or. "We're buying a very rxpmslve Cadi llac . I suggest we get a Chevy." Backers sa id the reso lulion. If approved by the electorate th is fall. would provide local governmen ts wi th fin ancial resources without raising taxes . It would create thousa nds of private-sector jobs and · build a foundation for economic development. they said . The proposal requ ires that Ohio products, services and labor be used on a ny project funded In whole or In part from bond proceeds. All funds would be set as ide for municipal corporations, counties . townships and olher loca l governmental entities. "Toda.l ', we sta rt a historlcui fi rs t slep on the road to rebuilding Ohio' s Infrastructure," sald Sen. W. Sco tt Oel s la g~r. R-Can ton, another co-spo nsor. Judges reJect appeal ' roads as soon as weathf'r condi- tions are right . Roberts said the highwa .v department's fin ancial situa tion will have a bearing on the depurtn'\cnt' s a billty to apply du s1 control. " It's something we'll just have to st udy and see what we ca n do," he said. Warner also reported th at he has received calls from sam~ of the townships rega rding du st co ntrot. but did not have a list of which ones. Roberts reported that replacement of Kin g Hil i Bridgr on Redford Township Road 89 h as been compietrd at a ros 1 of $1:l ' 990.60 And finally. a bid from lh<' Koch Co. , Hea th, Oh io, was accC'pted by ' the com missioners for dust control in April, and bids from Koch and i\sphalt Materials. Marietta, for ail ot her materials .. were acce pted with purchase to be up to the di scretion of the ~ngi n eer. Trustees seek funding Loss of reve nue sharing has lrft Sa lisb ury Township hurting fo r money. Sallsliury Township Tru stees Richard Bailey an d Na than Bl~gs, and Clerk Wanda Eblin , met with the com missioners to (Continued on Page 121 . .Judgment a nd opinion has b"Ccn filed In Fou rth Di strict i\ppelate Co4rt by .Judge Homer Ab~l~, denying an appl'al from : Attorney William Conley, Ga lli· polls. of the Meigs County Com· ma n Pleas Court caS(' of the Stalie of Ohio aga inst Tra cy Hysell. Hysell was se nt enced Feb. 2ii, 1~86 to six to 2!i years in the Chlllicot he Correcllonallnstlt utc lor th e Invo lunt ary manslaugh· ter of Dougla s Rose nbaum in .J uly 1986. J udge i\belc overr uled five asslgme nt s of error which d ~· f~n se co unsel cha rged were madt• during ·the course or discovery and tria l. inrludin!li Mnnd'ay., but <lOOn found that lht' Maoon side wa• TEMPORARILY OUT OF COMMISSION th at the trial court permitted the Due to' heavy rain the beginning of the· week not adjusted proP<'rly and the ferry waH hitting till' state to wit hhoid ev idence favorlanding with too muuh lore<'. To p~venl causing a rapid rise of thr Ohio River , the ferry able to the (Jefendant ; prohibited dama~ing .the• landing, which Rodger put up between Pomeroy und Mason has run Into ·tes timony · of i\raka Priddyl problems. Ferry operator Darrell Rodger said $10,000 and the State of Ohio SOO,OOO as I(Uartl'ti{e(' .. allowed Paul Gera rd to testify as , Thursday morning he had to shut down because he that damages would he repaired, the ferry had to a rebuttal witness for the state; wa.' cx perl'cnclng dlfficully landing at Ma.,on, he shut down. Rodg<•r says as soon a.~ the '!'aler Is re fused Hys<'il a new trial be· Rodgt•r Is staying In contact with tbt• Racine dOWn SO he and hJN employees can l!('t tO fhc• cause of f7llSconduct of the jury; Locks and Dam in an rflort to monitor river landing equipment to makt• tb~· nect'!lsary and r~ fused to Include In It s conditions, hut until the water tapers ofl, he will adjustments, he will be back in op<•rulion, rhar~e to th e jury the lesser however, be could not say how soon that would h<•. he unable to make adjustments to his i!lndlng included charges .of aggravated'' Rodg~ r says l1els as anxious us any on<: to he hack m~chanl•m on the Mason side. Rodger said he and murder, ncgilgen'l homicide, fe: ' In operation . "This Is a losing situation lor his workers scrambled to get both landings ready lonlous assa ult and a!(l(ravaled prior to the start of their operation this past rveryone," he sa)'S. assa ult . i\ppeiatr•. lud~~ Earl Stephen· son co ncurred In .opinion and judgment with i\beie. Appeiate .Judge Lawrence . Grey dl sscnt.ed with lhP opinion " · and judgment of the other two· judp;es. Grey wrote, "The major•· lty opinion in this case con tinues. By BUD NEWMAN convert from that group of 67 wa rily. the policy allowed by this courl in w1\SHINGTO N 1UP! 1 _ Th<> But th e pres ident and SenatP with one ail they needed to leave pr~v io u s rases of not requirlnli Senate appea red ready to re· Republican lea der Rober t DoiC' the Democrat s one vote shy of t he the Statr to co mply with the rule s verse Itself tod ay and vote to of Kansas still had time to win a necessary two-thirds majority of criminal discovery while in· override President Reagan's that wou ld rrase the vela and slstlng that defense co unsel veto of the ' $8R blllfon highwa y c nact the legislation Into luw. scrupulously comply,, bl,ll, thanks to a chang(' or hca(t Th e fi ve· year highw ay bill , " I continue• my policy of from the only Democrat to back lncludin!l the provision al lowing di ssenting, and rrpeat, If we do Reagan the first time around. stat es to boost the speed limit to not enforce di scovery, wC' will n,o On the eve of tod ay's vote- a 6' mph on rural Interstate.<, wa s have discovery," Gre.v added. • tes t of poiitieal wills and deals . • vetoed b~· Reagan becaus(' of Its TickC'ts for the Spring Sty le Democrats cau tiously ·predicted SBR billion price tag. Republicans Show of the Po m~roy Area warned he·was risking a politl· Merchants Association to be vlcrory because freshman Sen . Terry San for~ . D· N.C .. was with ca li y damaging defeat. but the staged tonight at the Pomeroy them aft,er causing an uproar by president threw up th e roadblock Elemenlary School will be . sw itching his vote three times CHANGES HIS MIND anvwav . available at the door. Wednesday. Sen. Terry Sanford, D-N.C., The House overrode him easily Price is $4 a ticket , with half COLU Mn us tUPI J ~ Th ~ left a prCHH conference W(•d· " f presume we'll vote tomor- · to go toward development of this week, but in a dramati c proposed $22 billion state budget nC!Iday on Ca pitol Hill, telling row and I presume we 'll win co nfrontation of political wills the Robert-B. Morris Library· for 1988-R9 , virtua lly th~ sumo reporter ~ why he •witched blo tomorrow, but it's not certain." and apparent deal -making, the Media Ccnler at the Pomeroy as the vrrs ion rriC'ased two size vol<• on th e S88 billion hlghwuy said assisla nt Senate Demo· Senate voted 6:\-.~5 to ·susl,al n his school. T~e doors will open at weeks ago h)' malorlt y D~mo· bill. (UP II . cratk leader i\ian Cranston of veto Wednesday , Mtc r Sa nfor d 6:3U.p.m. ~it h refr~hmentsto era tic learle rs. Is rC'udy for a I'Oie California·.' broke ranks and sided with the be served durlnt< the hour i n lhr Ohio House of ThC' 54 Democra Is and U • president . precedlnt< the show, which Republicans favoring the over- 'will begin at 7 p.m. There will Actually , the vote wou ld have bert Ryrd of . Wes t VIrginia Represcntutl v~s. The House Finance Com mlttN' ride W(·dnesday night appeared been 66-34 - a .s lim one-vo te • chanl(ed his vote at the lust be numerous displ ays in the approv('d the giant spr•n<il nR_ "to be holdtn~ fast" al(ai nst vict<:ty margin for Re~gan In the second in a procedural move that auditori um for viewing during measu re I t r• Wednrsda )· on a pressure from Reagan and Rechamber of 100 lawmakers- but a)lowed him to seek a second blparfl san 17-fi vote . the social hour. publican le~ders, C~ n ston sa id Senate Demorratlc leaMr Ro· vdtc. Senate.~ay reverse positi9n b k • · • d t • I t .o n .ac Ing preSI en Ia ve 0 r Style\how tickets . still available Budget ready·~ to go to vote Prosecution opens case ~n .murder, aggravated arson trial 11-12 ••• Pkg. ~ oz. C-TN. Bag \ ';1ri;:1bh' By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel Stall Writer Meigs Count y Highway Department' s. union contract has been extended for ~Odays toi\prll 27, reported Count,y Engineer Phil Rober ts. i\ federal media to r has been called in to assist in the ncgoli a· lions for the contract, which was sc hedul(•d to expire midnight March .11. The fi rst meNing with the mod lator was held March 27. Roberts sa id. The next meeting will be this coming Monday. · "That 's where we arc right 'now." Roberts said. Although a fact finder ha s been info rmed of the situation. Ro· berts said he surmises the m~d.lator d(ws not feC'I negotia · lions arc at an lmpas ~e. RobC'rts said he may know something more on Monda y. · Bond possibility Meanwhile. at the sugges tion of the Meigs Count y Commission·. ers. Roberts will bf' checking int o the possi bility of seiling .~5110 , 000 worth of municipal bonds to fund a count )' road pa vi ng program . , Robert s and Ted Wa rner, cou nt)· highway superint endent, rt'ported Wednesday to the com· missioners that rat her than seal, ~~vera! MC' igs County roads this ~i:~i~~:~Jr~~;~~~r:,~~~~ ha s sp<•c lul s t1·r•ngth s in tiw fif'ld> ol geology. <'iv ll C' llgin<'Pring tliHI and ·Ill. ttiSC:O 11 ••.$ 149, 5 LB. BAG th<' NHC. ,\ fina l sc·l<•e·tion is CXj}l'C I<·d IJ v S.' pl (• miJI •r . WVU i'n'sirirn t Nl' ii lluckirll' .1a CANS oz. GOLDEN RIPE d tlfn to ass i~ l lhP ft'(h•r; ll <'0111 mi ssion in makin g · cl f' ci s l t> n ~ abo ut d('slgni ng un d l i ('(' n sl n ~-: bcl wN' n 12-17 ' t ' l''PO~ilori<•s . • ' Maxwell-Ho~se enttne Highway agency contract extended $ 5 .9 Round . • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, April 2, 1987 COLUMBUS tUPII - Th~ 'Ohio Senate. ignoring objections that Ihe state was purchasing a luxury automobile when an econo my model would do, passed a resolution Wednesday authorizing the issuance of $1.8 billion in bonds t'o help local governments finance infras tructure improvements an'd construction. In thC' form of a constitutio nal a mendm ent. the so,callcd "Rebuild Ohio" resolution was approved :10-2. It was sent on to the Hou sc. where it also will requirC' passage .. by a three-fifths majorit y to be pla ced on the November genera l election ballot. T.heresoiution calls fo r the statr to market up to $180 million in bonds annuali)', for 10 .I N rs, proceeds of which would be used by local govermen ts for constru ction of and improvpments in roads, liridgos and water and sewe1· FOODLAND KING SIZE •REG. •DRIP • E.P. oADC Variable cloudiness tonight, wilh a c~ance of snow flurries · and a low h~tween 25 and 30. Partly cloudy Friday, with' highs near 40. The probability · of Jlr<•ci pltatlon Is 30 percent . tonight and ZO percent Friday. Senate approves issuance o{ · highway bonds. VIVA ICE MILK ..................'~~,.MI.••• 8 8 ( mlnlnJ,:: rl'IC\·anl tu llw -. tora gf' nf 29-:32-:J3-44-7 -15 1 Copyrighted 1987 Joins in proposal TuPscJ:J y hi s srtwnl Supt•r.Lollu a1y · GAl. from thC' wOr.wn sln<·P t ht• sl't'II IHI 1·71 muniPr or•r·uJT<'d in .lull 19R6. Corb<•tt said scvPral prus ti lutes have given him.lnform<Ji ion that he has passrd on 1 detrr· lives In his d1 •partmPnt. li P su ld thrdctf'Cii vesac·(•not co nclucl ing · sa id 9261 •. (@ LAN£ I huve b('en sel•k ing lnfurmalion nul'I NII' wu slr PICK-4 . ' I !OWflliMI other prostitutes to avoid till' !oral truck stops be c~ u se of till' killings. He said ofnce rs a lsn for dPVC' Ioping a nuciC'<H 117 I Aus tin town . I a• crs had wa r nr d Paltl'rson mnl to Baih Numht·~ • FOoDLA D $1 59 u prupu!'a l Ohio Lottery Yo ur lndepende.ntly Ow ned Low-prked Supermarket Corbell said Patterson mad ~ the gc n er~l statemPnt af t'C r he arrested her F'cb. 7 for cr iminal trespass ing at the Unoca l 7fi Truck Stop In ilu >tintown . Buill<' sa id Patlerson, who told pol ice · • ·her name w~ s Cynthia M. Law · ·son, was, a fr aid sil(• would be killed if shr• rrlavrd infoc·mat ion to Inves tigators. Patterson, 27, disappeared the· , nr•xt day fmm a eruc k stop ·located on lnt crstal<' XII in llar· kcyv(iiC', Pa ., and she wa s not seen ~gai n until l ~s t Mo nda y. when her bo(Jy was found In a slt•cping bag in a fil'id nca r I -71 1n Warren Counl y. She appa re nt I\ was bC'atcn to dea th wi th a blun t object. Pennsylvania ~I a It• Pol ier• Sgt . John Lechner sa i(i Pa ttrrson. a known prostitute•. ha (l IJrcre SUPERIOR dropped on at lhe BarkC'yvil lc• WHOLE DVNUtll truck s top by her husba nd so s ill' TAV ERN HAM co uld "go to work ." · During their Initi a l di sc uss ion , -Corbett said Patterso n told him LB. · she wou ld be In eon tact with him again if she gai nNI "soli<! " information abou t lhl' ki ilin ~s . "She nev~r did gl' t ha ck In touch wit h me, obviuusl v bl'· cause she's dead now," Co rbl'tl said. . Corbet t said Austint own offi r·· in .Gooden •··· tind ergoes . treatment -Page 6 near J.7J in Medina Countv . She had been badly beaten. · · The third victi m, April Bar." nett . . JR. of A'kron .. was found strangled Dec. 4. 1986, near an 1-71 rest ·area in Ashland Count y. Taylor and Barnett were last see n a t truC'k stops near Youngs town ·are;J. burgh • . Prices Efl1!ctive Wed., April1 thru Sat., April 4. 1987. We Reserve the_Right to Limit Quantities. Not Responsible for Typogrphicai or Pictorial Errors. MUllEN MUSSER INSURANCE 111 S.CMIII St;, Po•roy . YOUI INDEPENDENT ' AGENTS SDVING .IGS COUNTY ~SINCE 1168 -- l~ t-- GAL.LJPOU S- Following a viC'w of thC' scene b y juror' WcdnE>Sday , t h ~ tria l of William Oliver Gurley on murd~r a nd aggravated arson charges !fat und erway in Ga llia County Common. Pleas Coul'l. The prosecution. though admitting that there were no eyewit nesses to the Dec. 21, 1986 fire that sw~pt throul(h the mobile hon;te that C,urley, Rt. 4, Gallipolis. shared wlih his 81-year-oid mother, is· ·attempting to show that circumstantial motives that would show that Curley abused and threatened his mother, Noldle Edilh Curley. · The defense Is trying to demons irate ·that, . according to attorney Richar<j C. ROderick Jr,, "a small assault or assaults committed prior to the fire do not relate to the crime or murder ." ~~-1---- Rooo·i~k . and Curley' co"Caonser;-wllllam . Dean Conley, are trying to dismiss the evidence of . ' I· ' earlier abuse ·and threat s that Curley , 64, Inhalation and burns. He said that Mrs. Cur ley home. allegedly madeto hlsmotheras hlg hlyprejudictai died somewhere between 8 and 9 a.m. on that The fin al wit ness Wednt•sua y wa s Dr . Gerald regard in~ the murder charge. · Sunday morning. Vallee. As Mrs. Curley's physician fr om 1982 unt If In his opening ~ tatement , Prosecutor Joseph L. William L. Manion , a forensic pat hologist for her death, he testified tha t she had numc·rous Cai n said that according {o the in vestigative the Franklin County Coroner's Office, was the . bruises and abrasions o ~ hr•r body. Vallee said. reports, gasoli ne was alle~edly used to set the . second witness. He said th at there was an odor of that when he'asked her about th e origins of thesC: fire. · · ga~oilne coming !rom the ti<ltly, which he said Injuries before witnesses, he sa id that she denied' He pointed out that a gas can and its ltd were meant that she had been caught In the fire afte~ being abused by her 'Son. rec9vered outside the Curley mobile home 'on . the gasoline was poured. Howeve~. at a later dat e, Vallee sa id sale! thai Kemper Hollow Road In Sprlnglield Township. The · third witness, William Snodgrass, an she spontaneously admlitcd Ia bei ng beaten by Flnl(erprints discovered on the gas can were investigative co ns~ltant at Brenlnger & Asso· her son. Vallee tetiilfied that ·he Ihe n reported he r identllled to be those of William Curley, Caln"Said. elates, Grove City, since 1985, \)'as called to the case to the Home He~llh Servlrc' and the sheriff' s The defense chose. to submit its opening sta nd. Though he would not say that arson was department. statement at a later date. committed, he did say th~ t he eliminated any Vallee said that Mrs. Curley had hum'l-rous Dr. Edward Berkleh, deputy Gailia County accidental causes for the fire. He also said that he health problems that ma y h~vc Po ntributed to her c:q,('()ner, was first on th witness stanJ!..:H'!leL.-_~;.>J stwlmill!Jat"'ed that .som~wher.IL.belween_Lan<L2~e--injurles. He...said_that.s h.e.hallp.oor:.nutritlon and· aetermihcd the cause of death to be smoke gallons of gasoline were used to burn the mobile · suffered occasional fails. • ,. .. • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 1, 1987 lieving