http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a83ef1301c3573d105537da106ca02b2.pdf fd3a5d6219451c1a35a511f39d746675 PDF Text Text ' ' , . 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. 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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. • ,. .. • �. ' . ' . ·. ' • ...·' / ' • • ~ 2 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ·. ·· mentar·.y· _~~~~~~~~~~~~·~~-·~y~~i~· C~· m I f • A~~esty ll l Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEV OTE D TO T HE INTE RESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~tb ~m~ f""'rL...JL-.-....,..... ~ d ,~ ~v . ROBE RT L. WI NGETT . Puhllsher • PAT WIIITEHEAil BOB HOEFLICH General Manager Assl• tant Publisher/ Controller A M EM BEH of ThP Umt t>d Press fnlf•r nallo nal, l nland Dally PrC'ss Assqcla! lo n and thr American Newspaprr Publ ishers AssociatiOn ' LETTE RS OF' p P! NION art· wf'lm m,.. Tltt•y <Jl ou ld 00 Jess !han 300 words long Alllt•llcl s an •suh] Cf 'tt o rd ll lng and mu Sl t;ro s l~ nfd v.llh nam e. addmss and !Cit"phon •• numbt•r No un s1gnr'l;l lt•llers will b£• Jll bll ~ hf..d Leners should tx> 1n 1 good tast•'. ,Jddn>sslng JS<;UN': , n 01 pt:'rs onatltl c~ conspiracy to transport Salvadorans Illegally m t)l l5 country . You mrght · think Amnes ty Inter national would have more urgent cases to wor ry about , and or course it does Yet such Is Its anxrety to appear politi ca lly neutral th at It str ain s to find human-r ight s viola tion s ev t>n where they are mos t rare. which Is to say In Western d emllc r;~cies . Merkt wasn't imprisoned because of her convicllons. She acted upon I hem. certainly, but m dorng so she also broke an unremark able law meant to help cont rol the flow of people across U.S. border s Virtually every coun try on the planet regulates Imm igr ation If anything, few manage l hP tas k as r;J~ms ll y as the United States WashinKton Window · . ' Generals iri the White House B_ y AHNOLD SAWISLAK :· UPI Senior Editor · WA SH I NCTON I UPI I - T hose who th rnk Al exan der Harg has lillie 4-hancl' lor the Whll r House In l9illl perhaps should be rem mdcd that jtcncrals havr had hf'! tr r luck r unning lor pres ident than vier president s, who are supposed to be on the Inside track - It Is th at tr ue !hal 13 VIC(' presidents ha.vr become' pres ident , but nine of them did 11by sucr·red ing a liead or rrs i!'ned chief cxec ullvc. Oply four, ThrollorP Roo,sl'Vel t. Ca l vr n Cool idge, Harry Truman and Lyndon Johnson. wo n thr prrS>dency rn !herr own ri ght al the nex t el ect ion Only l hn·•· vier presld<•nts - .John Adam s, Th omas Jefferson and Marlin Va n Buren - havr movrd directly from No. 2 to No. l by el rc lion T he louii h to win the offrcc was Rirhard Ni xon, who failed In 19fi0, bu r madr il in 1968 by beating Incum bent veep Hubert Humphrey Therefo re, only rrgh t vice pres iden ts have ever been elected pres ident under any r ircumsta n<"t>s. A check of prrsldcnt ia l biogr aphies shows that1 2 of them ser ved as gene1 ais F'or wh at II is wo rth . only two of these- Andrew John son a11d Chester· Arthur - also wer e vice presldenrs. : F'i ve of I iw 12 we re professional soldiers or beca me famous for thcrr rtJII I!ary fea ts. heroes who rode thPi r fame Into the Whit e House. · George Wash ingto n. Andrew Jackson, Zachary Tay lor, U.S. Grant and Dwrg hl D Eise nhower fi t !hat ca tegory and only th e Jailer· three had no civilia n gover nment expcnence beforP moving into the White H04SC Thr res t of !he general s on th e Jrs t - Willia m Henry Har rison, James Gar fi eld, Ru therford Hav<'s, F'ra nklln Pierce, Benja min Harriso n, .Johnson and i\rthur - all wct·r 19th century "ci! Izen sbldicr'" who had cxtrnslvr pol llrc.ll "'wel l c~ s mil it ary experience bc iO!c sr ·rklng the prrS> drney , ll tlt f'd md i\'\du:lls as s:l atf'd. Ex NOI r: - -- ~ /l vengrancr. · ' -INre~nLe IMFeRn~ '\ 31 , has be~n steadfa stly re jected by the VA In his claim for veteran's benefits Her e's what our ass oc l a t ~ Stewa rt Har r is learned by poring over Army and Veterans Admin istration flies: Army Inves tiga tors went to Mar tin's hometown. Arcadia, Fl a. , where they k ar ned tha t as a boy or 12 h ~ was mor e than 6 feet tall and weighed 160 pounds. Th e secretary of th e local draft boa rd tol d the ln vesliga tors thai In 1968. at age ll, Mart m tri ed unsuccess fully to j oin ever v bra nch of ser vice · Th e secret ary sa id he spiked Mar tin 's appl rca llon when he sa w the boy's birth date: Aug 9. 1955. The draft board official al s.P< thwart ed M artin 's attempt to enlist In Ari zona under the name of Waller Martin Lee that sa me yea r . What happened nex t is in dispute. Martin claims he was standing In a bu s termmal ,i n Atl ant a in Ja nuary 1969, when the po ll c~ picked him up as an A,WOL sold ier. The Arm y claims ' Lost initiative C7TAHift.~ ~ C\I(;I!INATII"ST.f~ Mar tin stole a Gl' s duggel ba gand ass um Pd t he sold lt>r 's identity · There's no dispute about what happened nex t. About a wee k l at er . th e 1)-y ear -oid was shipped to Vi etnam and put In a repl acement batta lion at Long •· Binh . Martin sa w his share of action 1n VIetnam. He sa id he wa s awarded a Bronze Star for valor during a night battle In which he opNated a two-man M-60 machi negun slnglehandedly, bu t there is , no record of· the awa rd in mili tary flies . · Eventually, huw ever, the soldrcr who los t th e duffel bag 1eport ed that someone wa s drawIng his pay, and the Army tra cked Marlin down In V! Ptnam. II took three sepa ra te investi gations before the Army flnallv lea rn ed It had a 15-vear-old on' It s hands. Mart in was then kicked out. The authorit ies freelv acknowledge th at Marlin fought and was inju red In Vret nam. But an Orwell ian VA memorandum in United States as recently as 1984, I case. Rep C. W. " Bill " Young, f!· Fla.. plans to submit a private bill th at would give Martin 's military service official rE>Cognl• tlon. But an aide predlctell rough going because Congress will be re luctant to set a precedent. Robert Walters but theY will be limited to 400.000 tons thi s year - a development thP belles the CBJ promise of enh anced access to l'x port mark ets. Ambassa dors to Washington from 12 of the 22 CBI natrons have protes teil the Imposition of "catastroph ic" import' restriction s on a leading export. but th~ Reagan admini stration appears to b£' oblivious l o th eir pleas. The Soviets. however, are '~"~f-~~~~~~~*'~fE~~~~k-:-:_ __:"-:---pi;:esrcteF'~rarn~k~~~~-·~D~~o~m~t1;P~I~c~a~a~n~d~e~l~se:-w~h(lle~r~e.:len~t~he~·nmillion Those countries exj)Orted 1.1 · tons of ~ sugar to ~~-.,.e~_-~ Finally, leftist governments 1976 explained wh y his soldiering didn' t count: "Alt hough Martin did perform duty In Vl t> tnam and wa s wounded 1n Vlt>lnam, he has no va lid service, was never legally enlisted In the armed forces, was n~ v er honorably discharged from lh<' armed forces and is not entitled to any Veterans Admlnistratron benefit s of any shape or' form ." He wasn't declarl'd an unperson, just an unvl'tl'ran. In January, Martin lost his last. chancl' to convince tht> mllltar~~ . that he IS entlllt>d l o vetera .., . status, when th e Board · for Correc ti on of Milita ry Records· refused to· rt>v ipw his case. With out a board decision to l eg l t lml~e his military service, the VA won't reopen Martin 's --------------~----~----------~ all of th ose (JPI sons co nn'r ru•cl amptp· $2'>0 on interes t at the SAN JUAN. Puer to Rico appear to be well ent renched In about 0111 I'<•mr l['ry at 1\arnr<'. prrscn t '> r~ pcrr mt will produce !NEAl - When President Rea Cuba . Nica r agua, Guyana and Thi s IS ihr llnw or lh(' V0,11 whell $J:I plu s In lntNrst. which will g,l n unvf' il cd hiS Ca r ibbea n Surinam. (in Grenaoa. Reaga n l'llle lor om• four-grave lot. wel l. Bas in Init iat ive fi ve yea rs ago. II dislodged a Marx ist government lot <'< II ~' C'<ll ds "' r clue ru bl' st•nt to lot holdPrs in tltr<C'nWIPrnrncl on a. p(•rpr tu al bas rs This pla n was promoted as cure fo r 'wit h a military ln vasron ra ther then. " fpw wcrks J o~ t e r . rom o's wi ll Int'CI the needs or th e tot or almos t everything th at ai led th e than relyin g upon CBI's strategy " J'io1Pmor i,II D<ll'"- " trnu• tha i lots, as h~ld. by multiply ing the r·eglon . from political In stabili ty of promoting s tr uc tur a ~rP for m s w ~s fi rs! ctabll slwcl ro to ltonm numbN of lots at the needed to cro nomlc deprivation t ,h r oug h e co n o m 1 c our war dl'ad b~t 1rh1<'h trm>' is rnvcstmr nt amount. This s h<~._uld Today, however, most knowl - developm ent.! now marl' estdb i!S hed as " Deco br ca refully co nsidered. Pl&se edgeabl e Independent obser vers " In Jam aica. near ly $1 billion ro n tac t Claudia Shiel ds RouSh; believe that CBJ has been merely In U.S assistance has made little r ation Day" rn ou r area; .1 ti me we spend ~t l all rcm ~tcrl~s at the local bank, for fu r ther a public relations !lPSture rather economic Impact ," reports the llonorlng all dC'ad. which time Is Info rmation. th an a serious att empt to es tab- Herit age Foundation . "This has ~ lso such th.t t we rx prc t llw We can not cxpcc l ou rrclatil·cs ll sh a sustained. co herent policy embar rassed the White Houst> t emetcries to be mo~ m ru r eel as to and loved ones to ass ume the lot In the region. since Jamaican Prim e Minister ~uttln g and ' trimmi ng of grass carr for us In their hllurc We ·; T he Car i bbea n's futu re Edward Seaga boa sted that his &nd weeds. It's .r tlmr whl'n 11'1' nl't' d to shoulder th is probl em of srrms ba rclv br ighter than It did nation was 'th e best exa'lnpl e' of ~lso pltl<'c" lloll'er on thr gr:tl'(' ours nncl now Is t lw good tim e. It six yea rs ago. " the co nserva ti ve, what the Ca ribbean Ba sin Inltiaef a loved onr in nwmor >"of 1heir is nppallmg to kn ow the num ber WaShIn gton -base d H er It a11r l ive ca n accomplish.' " pa v in g lived an cl r.os t an infiuof pc•rsons who. inadvertcnll)•. Foundation savs In a recent Indeed. Jamaica Is one of ~nee on the li ves of the no11· have neglected Jot care. Many report. "CBI Is wid ely labeled a several countr ies where plants Cll(ln)i. It' s a sprc lal time.to many were per sons of great means. !a llure." · have been closed by multlnatlon l Qf us and, as a rl'su l! , a hollda>· when Ji vin g, and shou ld not ha\'e Although U.S. economic and corporations. whose operations ~as b<'en set us ide to commemon cg Jcc t ed 1hI s 1m port an 1 developmental assistance for the were established long before the prov ision region has reac hed unprece· advent of CBI. f at e and remind us of1 hr ev~ nt s q1 the pas 1. We I "<IIur this Unlll you arc dbll' to pr ovide a dented levels - more than $1 R~ducro demand for thei r ~em o r \' and chNish 11 in our plan, the wo rk of cutti ng and bill ion annually In recent yea rs produ cts led Reynolds Aluml · 6earts:'' 11 Imming mu st go on. Your " Jot - I t may be too litt le too late. num to cui back bauxite mining '"rc" dollars arr needed to ca re Recognizing the geographic In Jamaica, Exxon to close a • However . I bt' l i€'1' ~ somrthllN inorc n ~ds to be s,ml abou t thl' for ;our cemetery and we hope and stralt>glc significance of the large refinery In Aruba and ~em e l e ry. II Is th e rcspo,nsibil ll y ou w'l il assume your respon slbll- region, Reagan sought to nPutral- United Brands t6 slash Its o(lpr a-. q_f the villa ge to m,lint al n thr liy by maki ng prompt payment l z~ attempt s by the Soviet Union lions In Costa Rica. Ki-ounds and protect th e grounds to . Jane G. B('t)gle. clerk· and It s client Cuba to destab,lllze Finall y, officials ln. Washlng41jd stones. as well as th e fl oral treas urer. at Box 375 In Ra cin e, the newly Independent nations. ton have undermined their owp Ohlo.45771. As a fu r ther thought. CBI wa s specifically struc· promise of pros)ierlty for the o'frNJngs, from depredation, iflth funds so licited or otherwise If you haven' t provided other· tured to lnclud£' not only the region by drastically cutting wise, consider the Greenwood Island coun triPs In the Caribbean import quotas for sugar - one of for the purpose .• AI ther e is an endowmen t Cemetery Trustees in your last Sea but also the nations of the Carlbliean Basin's leading , cont rolled by the village. will and testament. Central America , whlc~ for ms export products -to the lowest Interest from wh ich Is proThe following trustees are the ba sins' Wt>stern rim . levels In almost a century. for cemetery care. this Is a doing their best to provide you a But seemingly lntermlnable · One of the few crops lha can be i'ither small amount In relation cemetery which you will be glad armed struggles continue lh commercially ' grown in thin ·the needed amoun t. Some of to claim as ,partly yours-:-· ;..,~ n -"'1 C11l"ll gunmd EI-Salvador and Island soils. sugar Is crucial to prudent lot owners have · Pet ret, Glenn Rizer and Bobble spread to neighboring countries, the Dominican Republic, Barba· provi sions for lot care by Roy. At the same time, social, eco· dos, Jamaica, Belize, Guatemala Investm ent of personal fuhds Please respond by your sup· nomic and pollllcal!urmoll have and ofher · c'aribbean Basin nalocal bank, the Interest from port In some way surfaced in Hall I, Guadeloupe. !Ions with fragile economies. Pro Tempore '' --- Tell that to the wretched VICtims Of Oppression in the dun geons of Indonesia, Sri; Lank a, Chile, the Congo, Iran and lr?q . Let the Seventh-Day Advt>ntlsts of thE' SoviE>t gulag hear the details of America's supposed • flouting of human rights. And then explain to them why an o rganl~a tion with so noble a purpose - and generally so noble a practice- as AmnestylntPrnatlonal would expt>nd Its energy on a prl sonet like Stacey Lynn Merkt The forgotten _soldi~r_ ___;;J_ac_k_A_nd_er_so_n~&--=J:_os~ep:_h_S!..._pe--.:.ar Letter to the Editor I !a k1• th is mc~an " of co ntactin g JUST SAY... '\ WASHINGTON - The Veterans Ad ministra tion was set up, rn Li ncol n's phrase, "to ca re for him wh o shall have born e the battle," bu t don' t try co nvinci ng W ~ l t er Lee Ma rli n of that. AI age 13. Martin wound up in H;u g Is il p r olcssion:.~l so ltiiC'r w11h lln tmpresslve se1vice r eco rd, Vietnam . where he " bore the but his bid for !he presidency is ba sed on his reco rd out of uniform. batt le" for near ly two years in Although he never has run lor any elective office . he has held some of the infantry. Yet the VA's offithe most im porta nl civ ilian jobs In government. cious pa per shu ffl e! s have re· As a national secu rit y adviser and i hen chief of staff in the last days fused to pay) or his medicme lor a of lht• Ni xo n Jl rrSidc ncy, Halg kept the White HouS<· funct10mng lung disorder he con chron ic during some trying days and he pu t the rn! Cl'esls of the nat ron fi rs I by trac ted In the Ar my. prepar ing GNa ld Ford for the prcsldcnl 's resignation. The bu rea ucrats say Martrn As senrttu y ol stale 111 the first 18 mont hs of the Reagan Isn't a qualified veteran, an d by ~.pres lde n r.~. llaig helped admi nister a tou r;h new forcrgn policy that their ni l -picky r ules, th ev'rr ')urned away fr om delcnte and challenged, some thought periiO'U sly. rig ht He was as old as many I flr Soviet Union · . drummer boys who fought in Mr • So he has a record as an adm 1nlst ra 101 under stress and as a foreign Lr nco ln 's arm y. and he served as ~llcy bureaucr at c~ n rl ad viser His views on domes tic poljcy, i f any, well and honorabl y in Vi et nam as :,Ver c not rcoJdi iy apparen t and will have to be plumbed rn coml nR many grunts tw ice hts age But :months. . he was never properly mu stered -;. Wh en Hulg qullt hr Ca binet In 1982, th e word passed that he never in. and when the Armv brass .-had brr n ll "I <•.Jm plo~vrr," and hr w.IS used to gett ing his way by frn <I IIv found out he wa~ under;l l)rea tcnlng to rrsrgn . T hr ups ho i wa s tl>.rt Ire fi nally used the device age he was stil l onl y 15. ~ n ee too oltr n 0 • So the bov-sold ier was unceremoniously booted ou t or the Army. wit hout · a proper dr scharge Lacking the official clorumenla tion · so- dear to the ,'< • burrauna trc hea rt. Martin, now •• . Even careful effort s to track• For Amnesty International. the pivota l fact in tht> Merkt case dep orted Salv adoran's have' fa iled to prove the existence of a J's the natronality of the aliens. " We believe she rs a·pmonerof special risk, despi!e o'cea ~ roh al, conscience because whl'n she claims to tlte, contra'r y . .; assisted the Sal vadQran refu Naturally I t'~ dangerous to live. gees. they would have been in In a country embrorled in eivlr danger of human rights V'!Oi a- war - dangerous for everyone., tions or concern to the organizaDoes that mean th e United States: tlpn If retu r ned to the country," should throw open its doors tCF an Amnesty spokesm an ~1 d refugees from any nation tn: from London. ' upheaval ? If so. half of the world' Tti'e trouble wrth th ts argu ment won-Ig, soon be living next door. ; Is that It's pu rely speculative. To b e fair. the Merkt case Is Hundreds pf thousands ofSal vad· • hardly the sole prioril"y of Amorans, per haps as many as 10 nesty InternationaL The group's, perct>nt of the "COuntry's popula - t ho usa nd s of committed; ti on, live in the United St ates. members havt> taken many other; Surt>ly It'S obviou s th at ·most prisoners under their wing, In• wer e moti va ted to come here by countries rmglng the globe. And\ something other than direct to a degree ra r e among interna-l threats or looming persecu tion tlonal groups tht>se days, Am-, nesl y refrains from anti -Western, ca nt. Still. the Merkt case rankles. A; sr mil ar j ailing in almost any, oth er nation would have passed ' with hardly a murmur · This rs a wom an, after all, who .can communica te easily with her' I fnend s during her short six months rn pri son . There will be doctors to treat her if she comes. down ill. Her rPiea sP won't be delayed bv arbitrary govprn' ment action. No guard will lay a~ hand on hpr in political I "' Majors group errs._ _ _____Vl_"nc--'en'--t_C_ar_ro--+ll I t isn't hard to lo<'atedeservlng prisoners 'or conscience - men and wom'en Jailed for their religious. poli tical or other unpopu la r beliefs. They langursh 1n disp1ritrng so litude from Afghan ista n to· Za ire , often tortu r ed and sometimes killed wll hout even the forma l cover of a governmentrigged tri al So guess who Am nesty In ternallonal IS poundmg the- drums for these days? Who do you s_uppose is the sympa thetic subject or thousa nds of letters wr itte n in the Net herlands, Wes t Germany and F'rance and sen t to the offending govern ment' s offi cials? Why, Stacey Lynn Merk t, an America woman serving a mere 179 days m feder al lockup for somewhat more sensitive to the . region's plight . E arlier thi s year, they signed an unprecedented contrac t to purchase 50.000 ton s of suga r annually from the D ominican Republi c fo r the next th ree years. 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Eaglettes post fourth win with 16~ I romp over SVHS TUPPERS PLAINS - Th e Eastern Eaglettes posted their four th straight victory as they rolled to a 16-1 triumph over Symmes Valley hert> Wednesday evpning . E as ter n rs now 4-0 an<) 3-0 In the SVAC. Coach Pam Douthitt's gals had t'tiree hits lro by Lisa Lance with a' double, and singles by Arl ene Rit chie and Trlsh Spencer. Fuller and Ramey had singles for Symmes. Amy Berkhimer. th e Eas tern hurling act> picked up the win pi cking up,two stri krout s and two ~ a lk s along the way. Lori Roth suffered the loss Iss uin g 19 walks and fo ur str lkPOUt S. . ·Symmes Valley took a l -0 lead on two errors and a F'ull er single Indians rhangc> lim•• of initial homc> conlt'~<l ' . ROCK SPRI ~GS - The Meigs Maraudt>rs of Coa ch Roger Foster are currently enjoying a fine 2- 1 mark , po sting wins over ,F e d e r a I H o c kIn g a n d Ravenswood In the season opener junior Brent Bi ssell pa ced a ten hit att ack tha t led the Marauders to a.J0-1 non-league triumph . Todd Hysell picked up the win in fi ve mnings of work, while Chris Hanning came on In rt> llef. They combined for 5 walks and three strikeouts, while allowing just fi ve hit s Meigs scored fi ve runs in the frrst mmng as Bi ssell singled. Mike Bartrum singled , Ba rrett rt>achPd on a fielder 's choice, Ma rk Corbitt rammed a two run single. Jeff Nelson doubled . and Todd Hysell walked for a 5-0l ead. . ' ~lgs never looked back. scor Ing one in the second. thr"" in the third, and one In the sixth. St eve Pickers suffered the Joss. giving up ten -- hits walkin g four and striking out four. Meigs hitters were Bissell two singles and a double, Bart rum a double and singl t>. Hend ricks a single. Barett a double, Corbllt two singles, and Nelson a doubl e. Th e Mar auders picked up their Lyle opens defense of GGO .Classic title !l5 !hi .UI .~1 Ill ;11 !9:\ .UII II II t, lili '!H I Ill T"r""' ' I ~ ;a II Ill !I ,111.1 1fi t! 111 II! ?iti '!il .!1 I! 11 ~~~ !til Hili ~-' IIi 11 ~fo ·nn ' ~\ I ~ 1 l~ IIi \h J~ loss despite a fine effort as he fanned 8 and walkro 4. ' Symmes Valley plated four big ' runs In the first Inning and that proved to be enough as RQblnson led off the Inning with a singl e, Woody Meadows singled. Steve Bloomfield singled two runs home , Gat es and William s walked and a two base error ~ llowed two more runs for a 4- 0 Symmes lea d. '. E astern fought b11ck with two as Jeff <;:aldwell singled. bryan to ri ght field , the score t -O Th at lead was shortllvt>d howevt>r. as E as tern fought bark to tie at 1-l. Lance reached on an error, BcrkhimPr walked, and a run ca me home on a L rsa Lance groundout. Tied at 1-1. Eastern took a com for ta ble lead on walk s to Lea Ann Robinson, a ground out. a Tri sh Spencer error. walks to Rit chie. L ance. and Berkhlmer and a Bonmt> Koenlng hit that was mispl ayed. the score~- l. Eastern scored seve n In the thi rd, one more In the fourth . and two in the fifth for the 16-1 flnalr Eastrrn travels to South ern F'rld ay and hosts T r lmb lr Sa turd ay Llnescor e: E .......... ... .. 1 5 7 1 2-16 3 3 SV . . .. ......... I 0 0 0 0· I 2 9 Ba tt eries: Amy Berkhlmr r !WP i and Mankin. Lori Roth (LP) and Marlow GREENSBORO, N.C. i UPii- • flu'kr " Having proven to himself his 1985 ' Lyy le. 29. of Wentwor th, Sco· Briti sh Open title was no "fluke," tland, has had drffl cully In Scotsman Sa nd y Lyle now want s es tablishing himself on the PGi\ to prove he ca n win consistent ly tour. His big breakthrough came wllh his Grea ter Greensboro on thr s srdc of the Allantlr. On the heels of his vict ory in the Open victory one• yea r ago, when Tournamr n1 Player s Champion· he shot a 64 to tie a co urse reeord shrp Sundav, 'Lyle today opens In the second round. then sur-h is defense of lhl' Grea ter vived a fin al round challenge by Greensboro Open title under Andy Bean to become the .11th chil ly conditions at F'oresl Oaks pla yer sl nee 19:IR to win the event . Countrv Club " Winning over her e wa s ex · trcmely rewarding and It reDcsprte excelling on the European Tour and wmning 16 lnler - lieved me of on~ of my mental nal lonal tour nament s. last ye· blocks of winning on the Amcrl · ar's Grca rer Grt>cnsboro Open can tour." said L ylE'. " I 've won ' PVC>rywh erf' e l se .~ . li l lr and last weekend's tll le at Lyle, seventh on this year's Po nt ~ Verd a, F'la .. represent his PGfl money list with $217,142, only two Amf'rican vict or ies Fi ve of th e top lU money earned $1Bo,OOO fo r hi s victory at the TPC-Sawgrass. Now he ti res leaders arc entered In the 144· for the $108. 000 fir st pla ce prize pl ayer fi eld for thr $600,000 Grr ater G rcensboro Open. which money at the Greater Greensboro Open. serves a~ a tune-up for next week 's M as t er~ at Augusta, Ca. Lyle won thl' Tournamc'nt Pl ay<:'\-s Championship with a Core>· Pav in , the current tour long birdie pull on lhl' llnal ho i!' money leader with $314.300 and of regulation to tie Sluman and a lhl' only two-time tournament 7-foot putt fo r par on lhl' thi rd vlr!Or th is yea r. joins fellow 1987 ext ra hole. The vlrt wy gavr him to ur event wi nners Paynl' Stc· a tO-year r xemptlon to play on wart and Tze-Chung Ctl\>n and the PGA tour In fact , h6'won ·the Jeff Sluman, who Lyle,edg<>d In Grea ter Greensboro Open last thr('(' playoff holes Sunday for yea r whll r pla y ing undPr u th e Tourn ament Pla ye rs Cham sponsor's t>xcmptlon. pionshlp, as lop challenger s. " In my slluallon. r the exemp''I'm putting stea dily and I 'm tion) Is ver y Important becau se If not was ting shots on the gr een." I don't pl ay well the next frw Lvlr said. " II was a big step to vears. I'm going to be struggling w'ln (the Tournament Pl ayer s to gN my tour ca rd ." Lylr said . Champlonshlpt . I've proYen thai " Thi s helps an awful lot " 1he Brit ish Open was not a CL EVELA ND tUPl t - The .---------------=--------------------~ Cleveland lndrans have changed lhr' startin g time or their home open er Apnl 10 from 4 Oo p m. to 4 3!1 p.m. Thl' sta rt Jng lime of the game aga inst t he Balt l~ orc Or ioll'S ~<~ as mo' cd bark 30 minutes J>ecause of the abundancj:' of ONLY lilt (IIIIOIIIM of pre-):!ame arllvit les. a club spoony 2 WIXoM Indio< k<>sman sa id. olr 11"Gates will open at Clevel and St adrum at 2· .10 p m. Fans al so are reminded tha t w.ith the recent closing of the Wes t :11 d St re<'J Br idge for tra ffic be diverted to 9th Str""t and E;asf 9th SPRING CLEAN·UP SALE IGLOO PICNIC JUG The D.aily Sentinel ! USPS 14UIIG t A l>lvl'4 \un of Mullln:u>dla. lnl'. Publ lshl"d ('VNV af1 t'rn oon. Mond.•v t h rou~~th Frtdav. 111 Court ~~ .. PO· Berry's World m f'r OV Ohio b \' thl' Ohi o Va ll ry P ub llllh lllJ! Compa n\ 1Mull 1mf'dla. l nr . Po mf'rov. Ohln 4fi769 Ph 992- 2 1 ~ St'-co nd eta s" p osta~f' pill d at Pomrrov. Ohi o. Mr mbrr· Unltf'fl Pr('s~ I ntt'r natlonal Inla nd Oanv Pre$ s M~oria tlon and I h(' Ohi o Nrv.· ~~; pap<'r A~"OC'Ititlon Na ttnnnl Ad vrrtl llln~ Rl:"p fC'!I;('f'll tl ti Vt", Bra nham NN~pa p l'r Sal,.,, i.l.l Third AVPnu r NI"W York Nf'W Yo rk 10017 POS'ThiAS'I'ER Sc>nd :t ddrrss C'h an~ to Th(' Da llv S('ntlnrl. 111 Court Sh Polll('roy. Oh.lo -1!1769 SUBSCRIPTION RATFl! 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I" • l t"111it W ('('k 13 Wrf'k! ........................... ... $11.29 26 Wrf'k! .............. .. .............. $34.06 52 Wrek! .............................. . $66.56 Oai.We Melp Counly Durst reac hed on an error. and Ed Collins doubled them hdme. Jeff Johnson walked to put two men on basr by two more outs ended th e rn nmg All was qu ret unirl the Six th when Ga tes singled and Will ia ms reached on an r r ror Bna n Craft rt pped a sarrt flrr fl v to score Gate' who adva nced to th ird on an enor . E astern com mi tted o~ n unr har ac terlstlr six cr·ror s and allowed thrl'c unearned runs overall Ea stern hitters were Caldwt>ll a single, Kyle Davis a double, • Collins a double and singles by , Barber , and Hor ner Eas tern th reat ened In the • seventh on & Davis double and : Barber single. bu t went scorPiess : as two of three batter s wer e , fa nned by Tibbs. · Eastern travel s to Southern F'rld ay. 1.-lnescOt c: Sy mmes ....... 4 0 0 0 0 I 0-5·6·1 Eas tern .. .. 2 0 0 0 0 0 0-2-5-6 · Marauders baseball team 2-l on season lillllll'd dh IMifD IIIII \\ r•dnt •!lo(l:.t,\ ' R,·, uh" t " ' dn••.. d :&J ·,. Rt•• ult ' !'\ ,\TIOS ,\1 . 8\\IKF.TRI\1.1. \ \1:--( H . H~ 1 ntl1 •d I' ''"'" lnl 1r nal tn n.:a l · 1-:.U!>o lt •rn ( nnlt•rf'nl~' \ll.mlM Olt t-. lun " I. I'l l t: l\ 'i l I~ ' ; lint h• d ltl,l\nfll u.WI ' 1 lin• h r• d til\ l ~ l• o n Ill'!\ NBA rt'sults I flo " (llh ~ l'llllu. II .'100 I! 11 UPI I ~ !ii l'l' nt.!3 !3 lfl ,.HII !l 1 ~· atlil ' Ill ur h f. 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I'll (;I\ ·~ !~ 41":" 1 11 ·~ .i ii! ~ .r. li :',1111 1!1 . , .,...u11 .. tu II II ~~~ 11. lh•t rnU :\·MII" uk :. lndi!Uta :\ •( 'hit a,; I lr•\ ••lnd \ By Scott Wolfe EAST MEIGS .;. The Sy mmes Valley Vikings put a damper on E ast ern' s Parly season winn ing streak, deft'ahng th e host Eagl t's 5-2 here here Wednesday on a soggy, but pl ayable Eastern turf. Symmes Vall ey- is 2-2 overall and 2-0-1 in the league. while E astern Is 3- 1 and 2-1 overall and in th e SVAC respectivel y. F'ireballer Dallas Tibbs picked up tht> win for the Vikings, striking out nlneandwalklng just one. Bryan Durst suffered the ( t•nlrotl Dlvlookln '~ Athtn ht fo:~ hlhll Nln 1\u"t·hall fh I n llo•d PnM ll'ih•rnallrona l !Oil . . The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Symmes V':llley_ ·hands ., Eas~ern first loss: Scoreboard ... April 2, 1987 The Daily Sentinel . ' e : 515 Sot. I ut, p,111. PT. PLEASANT .i" St. 2&11.11- Aw m-mo l7Hm • 1.a. tiD 5:00 p.lll. POMEROY MASON 119 W. 2!1d Aw. 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Cincin nati won, 2·1 ( UPI) ~Mets' Gooden enters · ··drug treatment center · lly MIKE TULLY Ul'l Nullbnal Baseball WrilN NEW YORK iU Pi t- Forovri· Goodpn fu ll.v coo perated in an appropria ll' lrca lmenl prog ram a nd a ft ercare. <.1 .\ '(' a!'. Dwig ht Coodpn's dC'r l i nr ··nascball has made a great wa s l hf' subj1 •c t of spcculalion. dra t of progress in the area of W('dnPsday. lh<' wors t - and fi ghling drug abuse," sa id most suspt•ctrcl - fea rs proved Ur br rroth from Milwaukee's ' founded. s pring I ra inin g cam p in Thr Nrw York MPI S rlghl · Chand ler, Ar l ~. "Howevc•r we ' hand1•r. lhr youngest pluycr to expec t sporadic skirmishes and wln lhl ' C'y Young Award. ha s lhi.s is one of th em. Our policy is :agrrccl to r ntrr a rrhabililal ion simp le: If a player is wi lling to '('P nf( •r for tn•;llmen t ol' rocal n<•· help himself. he gc•ls one• cha nce. • US(', If he is unw illing toc·ooperateor a Goodr n trsl£'<1 pos it ive for prob!Pm occu rs a serond tim e, COC'<~ in r ;md was pi<Jccd on lhC' then we will lake the penalt y dis« Wed list, Mr ts Cenr ral Man · I'OUI P." ug-f'r F'rank C'as lwn an no unced Gooden's age nt .Jim Ncadcr Wc<lncsclay . Urin alys is was rr· >ai d he met with lh ~· pilchl'l' just CP nt ly admin istered at Gooden's before the Mrls announcement. ow n rPC(UPSI ancl the n. .l'('((r·old "WPII . I'm hoping there lsn'l a righl ·hantkr aerr ptr<l thf' rva· problem. I became aware when :lualion prorNiu rr to avo id a thP Mels ea lled me this morning ·.• us jwnsion by Ba seball C'ommls· it wa s a potential problem ... " ivncr Pet r r Urbrrroth . Nca der sulci. "Th1 •rl' Is so mr ind leM ion or "Thr dml Is this. that he be· 'pa s t usa,e:r." Cashl'n s t~ld . ··nut rva lualed just to sec just where ·th!• rx trnt Is uncr rlain an1J thai he'.<at. Onrof two thin gs. If it' s a wi ll b1• up to rom pet rn l mcdieal clean rrporl. finr. lf Iherr 's somr ,proplr t.o ascertain. C:oodon wi ll problem, the n nip it in lhr bud, ·be evalua ted and rounsP lrtl on 1akr rare of It and grl bark on 1he futurr rrmPclinl aelion." : Tw o .VC'U I' ~ a~o. Goodr n 'I' sPt1 mt'd inv incihh'. and wun th<' :c,· Y .. uu g /\wa rd. Since then , hi.' pf•rformu nc0 bPgan to dfltrrioralf' laf' t sr ason ilnd hf' wa s l nvolvr•d in il S('l' i('~ of controvrrslal int•ilil'lll ., . includ ing a se nfflt· wll h po li('f• in his hom('! own of 'T um p;,l . r-' ta. . ju s t l>rl'o rr \ lt r islmas. Tlw Mf•l s. sf'l ll'dttl('d to npPn !ll'fpnsf' oltltt•ir World C'tw mpion· hlp T uf'Miil ,\". sairl CnodC' tl lf'lt 10 il m Wt •chwsclay a fi<T - ,, ~' n g n~sull s t·o nfrontc•d w it h th r I f's! h_,. ('. ts iwn . ·Coodt •n wt•nt '.tn hi s Tampa homr, but \\U S not .a va ilabk I'Ot' eomnH• nt . · G oucl1 •11 ~\' iiS pl tH't'd o n till' 1 ~­ 'd".l ' dlsa bl1•<1 II<~. p1•nd in g thr )'t' Still s of th t' 0\'Uiu.ation . f'as hrn 't'Siim atc(l 11)(' abs('ni'C' a t o m· Ol' :1wo mo ntll s. (;oodrn wa s sel l<' 1l llll'd to fl .1 l"s l night lo Nr•w ,york whl'l'l' llt • wi 11 rtwc· k ! n 1o 1hr :Sm ith ers lnslillll!' at St. l.uk l,. s·'Rooscwll Hospit a l. Th!' Smi th :C.rs ln!>iti tu H· is n trrntmr nt •:l't•tll t' r for clru.c ;md al ro hol • • ·PI'Olllt•ms. , Cas hen said !hP club learn ed or 'lhf' tOs l rrsull s f'a rlirr thi s wd_ )k, thyn took lhl• math)r to Urbrr- roth and Na li onall.rnguc Prrs l· JIPnt ,\ . llart lr ll Giamaii L Tht' l<lmm lss iont'l' told thr i: lu b hf' wns pn·p~1r0d to susprnd Goocl<'n immrdiliiPiv. but would withhold clisriplinar)· ac tion if fif'ld .'' " It' s vcr.v unfortunate." Mrt s Mana gN Oav<·.v .Johnson said. " II' s bc·<•n a rough week. You lose• your Openi ng Day pi tcher. The sial urr of Dwight Gooden. it' s not ra s.1·. It' s ju st unfor tunate a yuu n,man likr Dwig ht . who is a finr Indi vid ua l in my opinion. gl' ls mi, cd up in this ." · .Johnson said he sa~0's~gn of dr ug abu sr in GoodPn. " Nmw wha tsoever ... hr said. " II lolallv ra ughl me by !\Urpri st'. " Sai<l Mt'ls first baseman Keith ll r r nandr z: " My co nce rn Is for no.. ·s wrl l bc• ing. I c;~rr fo r Ooc. l-Ip is a \'1'1'~ · fin e- ma n." Tilt' vo un g pilrh1•r rrqur s1r d ;t dru g lr.' l 10 quirt rumors a nd sprcula t ion about his worsl·nlng pL•rformanc(' as a pluyC'r. He agrPPd to f('S f i ng In lT'(' I'nt co ntr;tcl t;tlk s with lh<· el ub. Gooden was still eo nsidNt•d 1hr prld<• of NP \1' York ·sou Isla nd· ln g pllchlng staf f, th ough hr h ~<l sll ppl'tl from his 1 ~85 form, when hl' won thr Nat ional League's Cy You ng J\w;n·d wit h a 2~ - 4 rrcord. Though hE' would havr bern th e Op~ nlh g Da)· pitcher. GoodPn ha s shown litt le evidence of his former stature. As rrcrilll)' as last week. hr cou ld not eonsist· rnlly deliv er his trademark ri sin g fas tball and 1•as rx pe· rir nl'in g difficu lt y ron iJ'OIIing hi s rurv!'. ) OWIGHT GOODEN Celebrities tote~ up at Toledo Classic TOLEDO. Ohio I UP I I -Ac tor .Jamrr !'; ti T said comedian Tom Drr1•ssP n. s in ge r Franklr A1·a lon.·actress Lrf> MNiwNhrr an d hnckc.1· · pla.1·cr Wa.1·nr GrPisky ha \'c agn•rd 10 parl iri · pate in ;1 char il )· gol f fund -raiser th is summPr. Thr s Ia r of Ihe telt•\' is ion sN irs M·i\ ·S·H sai d Wrrlncsd«r the four t•ciPbril ics br among 2S:i umatPUI'S and pi-ofC>s siq nal s go lfNs parliripaling in a pro- am tourn am<•nl lhal wil l procrrd lhr Toledo \lass ie women 's rvrn l th ill brgi ns .llli)· J. Thr tourn ament also wil l Ira tun"~~ nrw womPn-onlv pro. am .J unl' 2~1 . Prize monP.\' for the 72·holr tourn:.lmt nt is S22!l.OO(), whirh rrpn·senl s a $00,001 in· 1 l' rc•asr U\'('!' 1tu"' pr<'ViouS f'\'f' nt . offi ci;lls sai d. Th is ~· rur' s i'\'C' O1a 1(; lrn,E!;I IT~ · DUNEDIN, Fla. (UPI ) - Ron Roenlcke belted a two-run double to key a six-run , ninth- inning rally. that carried the Philadel· phia Phlllles to a 10·9 triumph over the Toronto Blue Jays . The Phillics squandered ·a 4·0· lead when the Blue Jays scored two runs In the sixth, seventh and eighth Innings to take a 6·4 advantage. Philadelphia surged; ahead 10-4 In the ninth and· Toronto's Lloyd Moseby belted a. three-run homer in the bottom of' the Inning to complete lh~· TEMPE , Ariz. rUPII - Paul Noce tripled with one out in the ninth inning to score pinchrunner Bob Dernler from second base. leading the Chicago Cubs to a 6·5 victory pver the Seatlle Mariners. The Mariners loaded the bases with one out In the bottom of lhP ninth. bu t Frank DiPino pro· tected the lead for his second Noah advances to . . second round play VEGETABLE PUNTS . PU DOZEII PACI S7SO HI FLAT FLOWERING PLANTS $1 Pll SQ. Pl. · $750 PEIFLAT ·Shrubbery or .f ruif TrHs, ,many worieties1 Easter • Potted Flowers in many varieties1 Geraniums, Violets & Hanging Baskets. n 9-5 DaM , Sunda 1-$ POMEROY -·-- Count r.v ('J ub h;<S br1•n ad1·;1n crd ;1 mon th to .J uly . Farr. who grrw up in Toledo. s;t ld hr has dPxr loprcl .into a 211· CHA NDLER. Ariz. 1UPI1 handlrap pla1·rr durin ~ thP p;<St ., Ron Cey and Carney Lansford four yru rs. Fan s;•id go lfi ng a l each drilled a two-run homer off limf's can br mnrr fru s tratin g Milwaukee ace Teddy Higuera to than ;~ cli n g . · lead Ihe Oa kl and Athletics to an " Pia.\' lng go lf is like ll')·in g ro 8·7 triumph over the Brewers. ~w ll a nrw show to a network." Hi guera. slated to be the _ F ~n T sa id . " It '~ tough . " Brewers· Opening Day pitcher, gave up six runs, seven hits and APRIL 2, 1987 PAINTING CLASS , ltAS BEEN CANCELED ...... .. ·e. EASTER ITEMS ARE NOW IN . EASTER • r ... EASTER EGGS PIIG. OF 12 Reg. $1.49 RUSSELL STOVER CREAM EGGS MILK CHOCOLATE ASSOITtD F.LA VORS 2 59( REG. FOR 40< CREAM EGG REG. S1.9S RUSSELL STOYER FILLED EASTER BASKETS REG. sus S679 ___,_..... ANACIN ~ ...... ..... 5 oz. ONlY s144 . WET &·WILD MAKE UP or NAIL POLISH /2 PRICE 1 ANACIN • .' ~--- ..y--··.... _;:;;..'Mit&.,_ .... _ .. ·- ---·-~ ,.IICI,..,.._ ---~~~·-····... .,, ' t ...... 01117 Pw ids:a ,ft. . ' ' . ~ ,Schlichter pleads INDIANAPOLIS 1UP! l Former Indianapolis Colts quar: trrbiick Art Schlichter will not go to lail after pleading guilty to gambling charges. But he also ·will neveresrapethedlseasel hat drives him to wager on sport s By LOU RABITO UPI Sports Writer . In his return to roaching. GIPn Sbnmor questioned the. mental ;rapacity of Chicago Stadium 1ans and the ability of referee ilob Myers. ~ Sonmor. coaching his llrst m e since replacing Lorne enning, guided lhr Minnesota orth Stars to a 4-4 against the ackhawks Wednesday night. r game was rna rrrd b.v fan s 1hrowlng bottles at Myer,~ when · hey believed h ~ should have called a Jl('nalty on the North :Stars. ~ "The prople here .a re enthusl· 'llstlr. but a few ol them have :tnental problems." said Sonmor, \ho began his third stint as North. ~tars coach Tuesday when Hen· :ping was ·!Ired. "The\' were msultlng my players at a lime "hen thE'v didn't need ·to br 'Insulted . ·The security people 's hould have ·done something :IJclorP It j!;Ot to thai point." • • The fans were not the only ones ~lssatlsfled with ·the officiating L the North Stars also had their Jl'lpes. . • Myers disallowed an apparent ~ame-tylng goal by Minnesota 's · ~rlan Lawton In the ·second ~rlod . Ed Olyczk then ga ve fi'hlcago a 2·0 lead at~: 01 with his 16th •goal of · thr season. The 6erlod Included 16 pclialtles GnE' a dt>lay-Qf·game call on Minnesota at thr . start of the ~rlod. · " Mvers gave us no breaks hatsoever. " said Sonmor, the lnnlngest coach In !he North Iars' . :ZO.year history. " That tdelayl penalty was a Mickey Jouse, childish call. That egolJianlac sald we were late by a eouple seconds, bill our clerk sald we-weren't. I don't know what's going through his mind. " Ron Wilson scored unassisted with six seconds left In regulation to give Minnesota the tie. The · derision left the Norris Division . . teams wllh 70 points In Iheir light ' for the third place. · , . _. 1 . 'BRONCO II SUPERCAB guilty to gamhUng charges undercover policp investigation· Schlichter also is being sued career, but has no plans to work that resulted in gambling for $.16.000 by an Indianapolis out lor a .team in the near future. charges against six alleged ·bank for defaulting on a $30,000 "I've thought of playing foot · bookmakers. promissory notP and two credit ball again, whether It's the NFL Police said thev discovered card accoun ts. Schlichter said he or the Canadian league. But I records showing Schlichter wa· used the credit to begin working really don't know right now, .. he gpred $232.225 on football and with bookmakers. said, " I wasn't In the N,F'L when baseball games In late 1986. ·"J'vr worked to overcomP this happened, so i don't know Thomas Dakich. deputy prose· , these problems . I'm normal like wherr I stand on that. I haven't ~ utlng attorney. said Schlichter evrryonP else. I 've fought my pursued it. " recei ved no specia l trea,tment setbac~s. I've had good and· bad. Potential gambling profits arc brcausp of hi> fame. This Is the bad . But I'm2fi. I can't now meaningless . Schlichter · · " It's our decision to treat this roll over and play dead. I havp to said, adding he must br cau tiou s case as we have all other such go on with my llfr," said · forth<' rest of his life. cases," Dakich said. "Mr. Schlicht er. who wore a black " I'm not a total basket case at Schlichter has been very cooper· suit . th is point. I have some things alive the whole tlmr . He Is not Sc!llirhter said he would be going for me. I ha ve to look at the being treated any different than happy If he continued his job as positive things," he said. " Hope· anybody else.·' an Insurance salesma n in Colum· fully people will remember me as Since the arrest. Schlichter has _bus. Ohio. for lhP rest of his life. a person who, though he had attended a lO;day · gambling He Is considering another at · some proplems, Is work lng to treatment program In Bclhesda, tempt at a professional football become a better person.'' Md . He safd he ha s relied on . family and friends to give him strength . ~s coac~ ·•I have been to the hospital an<!_ to Gamblers Anonymous. Things By United Press International league pllchrr from 19fi8-80 with are going a lo t better lor me . I'm Kansa s baseball coa.ch Marty California . &:attic·Mllwau kcE', glad to get this behind me. I had a Pattin will remain the team's Boston and Kan sas Ci ty. has problem and lhlngs got to the 'roach for the rest of thr season, coached Kansas to a 116· 14~ point where It wa s out of control but thr unh·ersit.v annou nced It n•cord since succeeding F.loyd again. But now. I just feel would not rrnpw. his contract Temple In 1982. stronger!' he said. next year. Pattlti. a major· Patton will stay on SAlE PRI~E $11 ,49 ~k W60021. 4 door~ sed!!\ 1ront wheel drwe. 4 cyl. air cond.. auto. trans.. PS, PO. /oMIFM radlll ~ereo tape. bucket ~ rea1 win<*lw de(op Wos '4195. SALE PRICE $7,745 PRICE RENAULT ALLIANCE $3,966 1983 NISSAN 4x4 PICKUP Stock w10861. 4 wheel drile, 4cyl.. aircood.. PS, PO. AM/FM radio, ~eroo lap~ rlliai!Wes, bucKet seal~ 'h ton ~cku~ short wfleel ' gauges, ~lding rear ~ass. W11 16695, ' SALE PRICE . $5,874 Kansas ___:_-:-------;,_--------------=====-=-i 1983 OLDS 98.REGENCY 1983 FORD F-150 Unruly fans ~ PLASTIC . By IAN l-OVE . lourrh qua rter. . guard Walter Davis, who fin- Petersen layup with 6: 2fi lelt . UP! Sp<>rts Writer Olajuwon. who scored 11 !shed with a game·h)!:h 3~ points. Aft er lh r tea ms exchanged two Houston Coach . Bill Fitch, Straight points for Houst on in ·a Said Phoenix Coach Pick Van baskets, Phornl~ wen.t on its 7-0 seekin g "a star" to rise from his span bridging the · third and Arsdale: "Sure. ·when they. had run · tp ta ke a 107·98 lca_d 0,!1 :a bench Wednesday night , sat ·fourth quarters, took a perman - that lineup in the re in a close Nance la yup with~ : 43 left . .T~e A~eem Olajuwon an.d Ra'lph ent seat with 8:~11eft . game, you're a little . bit sur· r losest Housto n could get the rest Sampson most of the fourth Fitch .went wit h Richa rd And· prlsed. Pleasantly ." or the way was 6 points, and tHe quarter . . :. erson and Dave Feitl down. the Hous to n clinched a playoff J:l-polnl fina l margin was the From the sidelines, they stretch. . berth or, Tuesda y night. a nd Suns' bi gges t. watched as the Suns went on a'7· 0 ' 'l'tn no t sure we ran play in Fit ch said hewant<'d to look at his La rry Na nce co llected 26 burst and pulled away to a 117·104 thp pla yoffs with the 12 we have -reserves as post-season play poi nt s, 10 rebounds and 7 ass ist s vic tory. _ now," said Fitch. "It would have draws near. for the Sun s. Mikt'Sand ersadded In one of the few times the Twin made me happy if we had found. a " Let's say we make a roster 12 points. Towers were on the rourt at the star out there." change. We want everybody to Olajuwon led. the Rockets with same lime this season, Olajuwon The move left the Suns be· know they got a chance." Filch 25 ·polnts. and Petersen added 20. and Sampson played the entire fuddled, but willing to make an said. "I'd rather find out tonigh t Rodn1•y McCra~ added 14 points . third qu arter. Sampson, playing attempt to understand. In Phoenix than three wee ks and Sampson fini shed wil~ 12. In his second game after unllt>r· "Mayoe they were trying to from .now II we'ri' not ready for · Elsewhere. Boston blasted Wa going arthroscopic knee surgery build the guys coming orr the th e playoff~ . If we'd have been at shin gton 10:!·86, New ,Jersey In Febru ary, left thr game for bench with some co nfidence tor home, I'd have done the sa me nipped New York 121·120. Phlla· good at ttie beginning of the the playoffs... said Phoenix th ing." delphi a ellruinated Cleveland Trailing 88-84 entering the fina l lQB-99, Indi a na stopped Chicago ~Player-of-Week' quaner. Hou ston had used a 6·2 99-94. Milwauk ee stopped spurt midway through the period Atlanta 104-92, Utah e(lged San By Unll<"d Press International Marly Holly. who built a rPcord 10 clasp the gap to 96-94 on .a Jim Antonio 107-104 . Magic Johnson. the NBA's iop of 137·60 In six season s at College r--------------------~---­ playmaker who averaged 21.7 of Idaho. has been interviewed by points and 14.6 assiSts In leading a search commiiiPc at the the Los Angeles Lakers to l:l Un iversity of Nevada Reno victories In 14 games last month. which is looking, for a head was natned 1he NBA Player of basketball coach. the Month for March. Rutgers Team Honored In other hardwood new s. it was The Rutger s Univ ersity women 's announced today by the United · ba sketball tea m has been named States Basketball League that the 1987 Eastern College Athletic Financial News NetworkScore Conference Division Itea m of the and Madison . Square Garden year by a commit te of at hletic Network will televise nine games administrators. The Lady this season. Seven ofthenlneare Knights posted a JO-:l record this regu lar season games which will season and advanced to the be shown at 8 p.m. E;ST Friday NCAA Tournament. evenings. Tney will also broadCoach Will Resign Slock H 75131. 2 doo!~ 4 ~heel dri'le, 6 c'il.. Stock H75611. 2 aoor~ V-8, aw cond . PS. Pa cast the AU-Star game and USBL East Stroudsburg Unlvers lly air cood .. PS. PB, radio tires, bucker seat~ cruoe contm. AM/FM rado: " ton ~cku~ championship game. Coach Kyle D!'Cregorlo will ·~au~ . W11 18295. long w idea.l, ..,r~ep lllmper.Was 111.9951 ·Holly Retires resign his job effective May 22. Stock H76181. 6c~ . PS,Pa radialtir... ~ ton picku~ short wheel base 100<1 wide be<J. Was mar tilt GOOD YJIIU MOIIOAY, APIIL 6 RUSSEll BIRD HAS GOOD NIGm ·- Boston's 'L arry Bird looks to)"ard the basket In Wednesday's NBA game against the Washington BulletK.'Manute Bol (left and Ennis Whatley (rig lit) were unable to · stop Bird, who tallied 30 points. (UPI) · "I'll always be a compulsive gatnbler. It 's somet hing I'll have (p deal with' the rest of my life." $Chlichter said Wednesda)· after his appearance in M_arlon County Municipal Court. Under a plea agr('('ment, a six-mont h prison sentence lm· posed by Judge A. Toni Cording· ley was susJl('nded. Schlichter, who will be on probation for six tnonths. also was !I ned $10 and ~rdered to pay $74 In court costs. , "This just opens your eyes to t.h<' fact·•that It ·rgamblingl Is a ' ickness·. I didn't lake the proper cha nnels to release II and now I have paid for it, ·' Schlichter said. i Schlichter was suspended by thr NFL lor 1.1 mont.hs during ·1983 and 1984 for prior gambllnr:. ife was later reinstated and ~layedfor Indianapolis and Bul· l~ l o before being rut by the Bills las t season. · · : Schlichter. who faced up to six 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ months in jail and a $1,000 fine, 1\'as arrested Jan. 16 In an •111p Cl•li"' Special $1 • ~vents. GRANNY'S CRA.FTS WINTERHAVEN. Fla. (UP II Rookie catc her Danny Sheaffer hit lour consecutive singles. driving in lhr"" runs. and the Boston Red Sox pounded ou t 18 hil s In a 10·2 viclory over the Atlanta Braves. Sheaffer drovr in his las trfwo runs off losing pitcher Randy O'Neal in the fourth inning. Roston 's first six batte rs of the inning had reached base against O'Neal. who gavr up eight earned runs . 1 savr. Now Open far Sp-ing Season romp ~ns Jolmson named NBA ~coring . HUBIARDS GREENHOUSE SYRACUSf 992-5776 playoff berth;._, 1 Jones, and Stored on a triple by Eddie Milner. CHICAGO (UPIJ .- Yannirk Noah. one of the better showmen In professional tennis. put on a thrilling display Wednesday in his fi rs t match after recovering from a shoulder injury. • Organizers of the Chi cago Grand Prix tournament begged Noah to fill one of the holes left whrh Ivan Lendl and John McEnroe withdrew with injuries prior to )he tournament. 7 ' •' '! • bl~iana. gains •' VERO BEACH. Fla. (UP! I - · t~ree walks over five innln!(s In Right-hander .Bill Landrum his poorest o\Jtlng of the spring. picked up "Js third victory of the The left·hander, who posted a spring and Dave Concepcion . 20·11 mark last season has a 1·2 delivered a two-run single Wed· "" exhibition record. ' nesday as the Cincinnall Reds de fea ted .the . Los Angeles . ORLANDO, Fla. rUPI)- Kent Dodgers 2·1. · Hrbek slammed a pair of doubles Landr.um boosted ' his exhlbi· and a home run to lead the lion record to ~-1 by pitching two Minnesota Twins to a 6·4 victory scoreless Innings , and Concep· over the H,ouston As)ros. clpn's elghth·ln nlng single Hrbek 'doubled In the Twins' h,elped the Reds Improve their four-run rally In the third inning, Grapefru it League record to 13·9. doubled and scored a run in \he Cincin na ti, had loaded the flft h and hit a solo homer - ~i s . bas·es In the eighth on two singles second of the spring - in the and a walk before Concepcion sevent h as Minnesota rallied singled off lo ser Tom from a 3-0 deficit . Niedenfuer. "It's a grea t feeling to be able PORT . CHARLOTTE. F'la. to deliver a hit like that ." said IUPII - Jack Morris pitched Co ncepcion, who will play a seven Innings and Darnell Coles · reserve role this season. "It smacked a two- rim double to lead doesn't mailer If It ·is a 'spring the Detroit Tigers to a 5·2 victory game." over the Texas Rangers. "I have to ad ju st to a new job Morris, 1·3. the Tigers· Open· thi s year." said the· shortstop. ing Day starter, gave up a run "It's going to be a little tough not and. four hits to earn his first being a starter anymore. but I victory of the spring. He struck· can make the change. I can still out nine and walked none. Detroit help the Reds win a lot of scored all Its runs off Rangers baliga mes." starter Bob Witt, 2·2. who walked Los Angeles scored its only run seyen in fou r Innings. off righl ·hande r Guy Hoffman in the seventh Inning. Steve Sax . BRADENTON. Fla . tUPIJ singled and eventually scored on Plnch·hltter ,Jim Morrison belted Mike Marshall's ground ball. Doug Slsk's first pitch of the Right -hander Orel Hershiser, ninth inning ~ver the left· field . the Dodgers· Open,lng Day wall to lift the Plltsburgh Pirates pitcher Monday against Houston, to an 8· 7 triumph over the New pitched seven scoreless Innings . York Mels . He scattered six hits while The Pirates took a .1-0 lead In walking one batter and striki ng the first Inning on Mike Dlaz 's out six . three· run home run . The Mets .. I fe el good and that's the main tied the score 7· 7 with two runs in thing," Hershiser said. I'm just the ninth . Wally Backman thankful the arm's been in good tripled. th en srored on Mazzilli's shape. I've been able .to do double. Mazzllli scored on Clint everything I wanted to do this Hurdle's double. spring, which is a big plus." Cincin nati starter Ted Power PALM SPRINGS. Calif. (UP! I hurled fivr shutout innings. a l· - Gary Pettis singled in the lowing three hil s, walking one go-ahPad run In the sixth inning and striking out five. to the lead the California Angels F'lrsl ~a seman Terry Fran- to a 5·.1 victory over the San Diego cona wen t ~ - for - 4 ·and scorl'CI a Padres. run to lead the Cincinnati of· Kevin Mitchell's run-scoring lense. · Rookie outfielder Mike si ngle in the fir st and two-run Ramsey led the Dodgers with two double in thr third staked the hils. Padres to an early ,1-0 lead over The Dodgers. who ended thei r Mike Witt. Grapefruit League scheduled with a 12-12 record. returned to ,TUCSON . Ariz. (UPil -Chili Los Angeles immedia tely after Dav is hit his third homr ru n of 1he gamr. Thl'y look today off. the spring and Eddie Milner had then open their annual Freeway three hils. to lead the San Se r ies against the Ca lifornia Francisco Giants to a !\.4 triumph Angels Frida y night. owr thr C'lrveland Indians. San F ra ncisco scored the dPWEST PALM BEACH . Fla. cldlnJ! run lrf the scven~h Inning tUP I I - Mi tc h Wrbs.ter .w.ent :1 whPn Bob Brenly wa Iked, 1\'entto for :1 wilh three steals. leading second base on a wild pickoff the Mont real Expos to a n-1 at tempt by Indians reliever Doug triumph over the Kansas Cit)· Roya ls. Jay Tibbs sca ttered six hit s over seven innings and s truck out fi ve witho ut 'a walk in Pvenlng his record at 2·2. 992-2312 . ' ' Pomeroy- ·shines as Reds ' i' • edge·Dodgers; ·. Indians lose Con~epcion 1. OUT ,\'f SECOND - Cincinnati iwco nd ha."•man Duv.• Conc:epclon Ioree~ out Dodgers' Craig Shipley and goes lor double play In • ·· ..._) Page-6- The Daily Sentinel ' '57'!5. Stock H 14071. 2 door~ hard lop, V·S, •ir cond .. vinyl roof. aulo. trans.. PS, PO. power win dow~ ~»•er AM/ FM rrM, seat, r~dlal oower door lxl1!, IHes. wh~e walt!. W• '7295. SAlE PRICE Stock H 75681. 4 wh~ drw~ 6 cyl., auto. Iran;, PS. 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'· Daughters ·of ·America . con~ua area meeting; members are recognized· Davis birthday Jason and Debora h Dav is enter ta ined rece ntly with a'party In observance ofl hc ninth birthday of thei r daughter, Stael. at Sh owbiz Pizza In Park ersburg ·followed by u slu mber party at the Davis home. Att ending besld!'s her parents were Buffy P ~ n horwood . Tanya Phalln , Aliso n Gerlach, Ellen Lewis, E rin Smith, Kr lstan Foreman. and Jessica Edwards. and her brot hers, T .J . and Da kota Lee. Sending car ds and gifts wore her gra ndparent s. Clarencr and Jea n Davis and Donald and Bet ty DeW!tt , her groa t-grandmother , Lav an che Cain, ·her uncle and aunt , Bob an d Dcbbl Ruck, denny, .Julie. and Jac kie, and Ab~y Bl ake. '88 SIERRA FULL·SIZE PICKUP ~ . . ·I Stacl Davis '1?~~ '1987 . MERC..Y SABLE. """"'""""' April 2, 1987 The 60th annual rally of District · 1:1, Da-ughter s of America, was held recently ~ ~ the Senior - Citizens Centrr, Pomeroy. More th an 100 members attended the'meetlng pres ided over by Esther Harden. dis tr ict deputy. Distr ict offi cers recognized were Eileen Clark, junior past counci lor; Thelm a Whil e. associate jun ior pas t co uncilor; Erma Cleland . councilor ; Ma ry Moose, assoc iate cou ncilor; Lora Damewood, vice councilor; Margaret Colttr lll, associ ate vice cou ncilor; Be tty Wolfe, condu c, tor; · Faye Hostelt on, war den; Jean Hall. In~ Ide sentinel; Ma r: garet Tuttle, outside sentinel. .Janice · Law son, secr etary ; Opal Hollon, treas urer; E sther Smllh , ca ptain ; Helen Wol f, pianist; Everetl and Charlotte Grant. color bearers; . Mary Moose . Bea Moyers.• and Mary Holt er, tr ustees. _ Nat ional officer s presented were Faye Mart in, council deputy; Ruth· Shannon. secretary; Carolyn Wise, fi nance chairman; Mar ge La va n, credential commilt ee: Allee Van. Fosen, wa ys and means. E ach wa s BY • presented with a glff. The stat e boar d was Introduced and incl udes Dorothy Rit ch ie. junior past councilor ; Marjorie C!lffq,rd. assocla t<;" jun-ior past sta te councilor: Dor is Dodd. state cou ncilo r ; E thel Bussler, associate state councilor; Evelyn Remey, state vice councl)o.r ; and Ala n Lava n, state Drive the exciting new '88 GMC Sierra pickup with the following standard featu s: -.., . • Aerodynamic ew shape .hat • offers full-size peilormance, comtort and p yload capacity • Flush-mount windows · • Anti-lock rear rakes : -· • A new lnde ndent torsion bar tront suspension tor 4-WDmodels • New anti-corrosion meaE;;ures and much more. Check It out today. !jlefTI, lh~ all-new advanced, quality·full· size pickup from GMC 'INck. CASH BACK ASSISTANCE .' I treasurer . The past councilors, na tional representi!i)ve an d state co mmittee m embers of District 1.1 presented were F aye Hoe ll on·. pas t sta te councilor; Ma ry Moose, national representa tive; Betty Wol fe , state publicity; and Helen Wolf, finance commit tee. They wer e al so presented gift s. Also given gi ft s aft er being Introduced wer e E r ma Clel and. -distr lcl councilor: Dorot hy Rit chie, district chairman, and E sther Smith, district . ~ a pta in . Invoca tion was given by M rs . Roush with Mrs. Ritc hie extendIng the welcome. M.rs. Doris Dodd, state councilor , gave the respon se. Two ca ndidates were initia ted by the dis tr ict tea m. A potluck luncheon prepared by District 1.1 GMC: • ( • district chairman, pictured left to right, were among the distinguished membe_rs attending the 60th annual rally ofDistrlctl3·heldl'ecenlly at the Senior Citizens Center, Pomeroy. RECOGNIZED Erma Cleland, district councilor; Ethel Bussler , associate stat e counci lor; Esther Harden, District deputy; _Doris Dodds, state · councilor, and Drothy Ritchie, was ser ved at noon. The afternoon progra m Included a mernorIa ! with Faye Hoselton .and members of Distr ic t 13ln charge. The -national and state officers were received by ihe dl str.i rt 'officer and · each one was presented a gift . Colors were presented by Chester Council 323. A ' sliver shower wit h a skit was by Petry 283. · The dlstrlcl 1cam under the lea dership of Mrs. Sm ith had an add enda for Mrs. Dodds. She was· 'presented a gi ft of a dove replica to which money had been- allached. An addenda was al so held for Mrs. Ritchie wit h a baseball skit being presented. Two ticket s to a Cinci nnati Reds game were presented to her. Council depu ties from ea ch of the cou ncils were Introduced and given gi ft s. An addenda was held for M rs. Harden and a history of her 45 year s as a Daughter of America was r ead by Mrs. Smith . ·Mrs. Harden Is a third geneation member of Guiding Star 124. Both her ·grandfather and her mother were members. Her husband, Robert Harden Is also a thir d gen-eration member with both of his parents and his gr andparents being members of Guiding Star Council. An Invitation for the 1988 rally was extended by Lol(an Council 120. 52. DISCOUITS UP TO ON ALL REMA..ING.UNCOLN TOWN CARS! n''SOOI'Il5T ATRUQ{ ANmlltE. CALL TOLL FREE . 1·80().225·3017' OPEN SUN. 1 TO 5 lrlre A UIIJ. ••~ S.r• • l•t- preSfige r--------------,-----:-------;------------------------------:-------:- 01111 at • better prloe MONTGOMERY, WVA. PH IM8-1ol 11 · or PH •142•808 -Fernwood :Garden meets . The spr ing meet in g of Region Assocl<~ t io n of Garden Cl ubs. was announced fo r Apri l 2" at Mci\rlhur when the Fern wood Ga rden Clu b mPt r ecently at the home of Mrs. Th elma Giles. It was notl'll l~al I he mor ning SC'S sion of •t ht, rC>ginnul . mccl ing will feature Mrs. Shrlla Curtis showing na lurc st ucl .v -ra mp $11de, whllr the afternoon program will be done by Mrs . Bet ty Dean who will ha vr a progra m on decorating with f!oll'rrs. Lc ttcf' fmm Mrs. Lurl llr McC umber. r eg ional director. also an nou nced lhr .!listrir l board meet Ing to br hrld Apr il 11 at th<• Ches ter Unill'd M<' t ho d ls t Churc h. I t was noted lhat th<' club Is makin g a tablecloth lor thr ~t al c co nvention whi ch will be hr ld in July T he oprn meeting of the ~ h ad Va llry and Chester Ga rden I wa s reported on b)' Mrs. Ida urph)·, president. Others atlend ing were Mr> . Giles, Mrs. l':\·ct.r n Thoma s. and Mrs . Ma rge l' urtr ll. Mrs. .lanr l Bo lin. OM';(' pn 'sidr nt. ~d 1ha l members this yea r .strrs.s N" tln ul Carden Club Wrck . April 12-l X. Members d iscussed pl:mt!ngs at the Zion Church of Christ and at the Wolf Pe ~ Road sign _ Mrs. Mu rph,· had devolions using " II Red -l.~tt'rr Year " for her mrdllatlon :11-llr lr . T hr au · thor had chosen a word for eac h mon th on which to medlta1r and on whlr h l o dra w strengt h for each day . 1\ poem. "Cha ngeable March" b)' Berth<! Huddlcsdon was also read . Members responded to roll rail b)• nam ing a spring bulb shr had brought for e~c ha n ge . For the program . " Piu nt lng Bulbs for Continuous flloom". Gil es reported that bulbs arc a unlqur 'decora ling Item . She said that lhcy arr prrdlctablr In p;row th and bloom and r an be pu t on a timetabl e. 8)• planting' a combination of bu lbs In thr sun and In the shade. one ra n harr cont inuous fl owers throughout the year. Early spring bulbs arc snow · drop, crocus, tu lips, and grape hya cinth . Spri ng bulbs Include daffodils. jonquils. anemones. iullps. star of fleth lchem. and ran lnculus. SummCI's bulbs are tuberous begonias. can nas. gla · dloll. lilies. caiHdl um. t uberos~ ~ nd crown Imperials. In fall the autumn crocus and blood illy ar c popular , and fot· wi nter bloom!ng, cycal men and sprln ~· bulbs forces are favorrd. Mrs. Giles l!lsplayed ga t·denlng tools. • Others attending the mee tinA were Mrs. Helen Eblin, Mrs. l<athryri Johnson. Mrs. Susie Warner, and Mrs. Wtlovene 11. Ohio . ,' ' -.. ' The Turnpike Family's Greatest Volume Dealer _____...;____...;,· preeents: - - ------ THE WOILD'S GIEATEST WAGOISAIE - - - - - - - - featurln ---:-.- - - - - - . * * OUR HUGE INVENTORY OF WAGONS-OVER 50 TO CHOOSE FROMI WIN ONE OF NEW.CHEVROLETS BRING YOUR PROCTOR & .' .- GANII.E KEYS IN HERE INTRODUCING THE NEW CORSICA ·& BERETTA • QIIAC ,II.ANCING 39 I 01. 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Th: Daily Sentinei- Page-:-.11 . ' Tornado season blows tn durtng March, April • ~. fr~Siraling '' • sh~wn 1 .·jly Clri~y S. Oliveri ord.-aL A written lisl of ;tl'ms including i • County Extension Agent This week. " In Th e Spotlighl " the financial value is basic but Home Economlcs/ 4-H takes a look at steps In protecting you may want to . add color • Besides flowers, March winds yourse lf in th f" <"vent of da ma~e p)lotographS or slid es to docu· ,and April" showers c11n brin g or loss to vour belongings. · ment the overall .,appearance of :torth torn adoes · a nd other Protect· yourself with 'an up. your home . Some'people record ..s torms. While such disa sters daled inventory ·Of ' household the Information on li udto.or video . ,'.cannel Ill' prevented. It Is possl· possessions to make claim filin g · tape. . tbl e to change or reduce the eas ier, qul cl< er . a nd mo.re A room·by-room approach Is . lypic~ l but other systems could accura te. 1 ~es ullin g ordeals. C- Owning a homeowner's . or If your household inventory Is Ill' used. At a minimum. take l·t entei:'s lnsura nace policy is a outda ted, add an update to your co lor photos of each wall of each ~ wi se"' "first step" to fina ncially Jist of sprJng tasks - ·it cou ld Ill' room wllh.addit'ional closeups ol ~ pr·ep;ulri~ for a ny major propfinancially inore important Ihan small or ex lremely va luable ge or. loss. However, your spring houseclea ning. Items and contents of cabinets slop witH just paying thl' · · II yo u've never completed your . and closets. For example; take a t pr-err11urn. Should you need Io file in ventory, there's no time like closeup s hot of lhe identifying Insura nce claim , ha ving on.Jy the present to do it. First ma rks on an antiq ue or arra nge memory to rely on add s orga nize your activity and allow . l.he sliver on a table to pholo· ~ str·ess Ia .'fhilt already Is a some time to complete the ta sk. graph the entire set If It can't Ill' cop~ ~long adi'Qu;tely In a sl,l orthe :Check ; lh yo ur . in surance with pictures a nd cab~t Int erior. · ~ company for Its rl'quirements for "eceip\s off Ihe premises, usually It's also Important to keep a ppraisals of. "valuables" such In a ~a l e deposit box. . original purchase receipts on as Jewe lry, silver. a ntiques . as Tll1s spri ng when you re planhousehold Items Jo document well as w hel her your poss!"sslons nlng your lime lo wash windows, their original value . Most ho11se- ' require s pecia l e ndorsement s lor clea n car pets, and all the othe~ hold goods depreciate over time adequa te Insurance coverage. . spring lime jobs, mal\.e time In ' and. you may want to Investigat e Plan to update yo~r household yo ur . sc hedul e to update your ~~e· add itional p rem! ~m cos t of lnven lory every year or two and househOld lnvcn lory. . replacement ~al~e c,overage . wheneve; major purchases a re · . Did You Know That. · The ~ather tha n t.h .~. more typical made. It s convenient to have a Meogs Count y Coope rative Exmarket value coverage of copy o.f you r Inventory at home lens ion Service has a 32-page possessions. for qut ck reference bul keep a p~bllcatlo~ . "Perso nal Property Inve nt ory ' . The cost Is $2.11 and 90 cents postage . To obtai n a copy a 'J · of thi s Import ant publ\cation. · stop by our office on Mulbl'rry t Height s or send $3.0) ttl Meigs · · . ,. • Co unty Cooperative Extension Servlc~>. Box 32. Pomeroy, Ohio . By Edward Schreck, D.O, lion Is found , surgery may be 1"'-457:...6_9._ _ _ _ _.__ _-:-Asslstant Professor needed to gather a sample of Infected tiss ue. of Family Medicine Ohio University Coll~se · Osteomye llll s Is us ual A. KElLER Ill, of Osteopalhlc Medicine trea ted wilh . antibiotics give Question: My lO·year·old has a In Iravenously for lour 10 eight bone Infection In his arm. Aren 't weeks or longe,r. depending on tht>se Infections mort> common how ser iously Ihe bone Is Infected among older people?. a nd how quickl y II responds to 611 E. Main St. Answer: Osteomye liti s ,._ the treatm e nt. Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 medica l Ierro for a bacterial Question: Ca n co mpllca lions .infection of the bone and m arrow PHOIU - Is mosl common among res ult from osteo myelitis? 614-992-7270 children und er age 15. It ca n Answer: If a bone in!cc lion Is infect a lmost any bone In the nea r a jolnt,sllffness mayoccur . If you would care to body, bul Which o~s II af!ec ls If thi> in!Pc lion Is serious, II may meet a CPA and talk depends on th e pa tit>nl's age. The . ' cause bon e defo rmity. Only In about what they can long leg and arm bones are · rare cases Is ampuia lion neces· espec ia ll y prone to osteo myell· sa ry. Amputations are more do for your cot1'iP11nv tis. In adults , the spine and pelvis common In older peo pl e who - call us. We wc1uld are most. often Infec ted. have other diseases - suc h as be happy to visit with In older people, bone Infect ions dlabl'tes nr hardening of the no obligation to you. are usually due to circulatory a rl erles - whi ch Impair blood proble ms ca used by diabl'tes and flow a nd prevenl antibiotics and hardening of the arteries. Both of healing materials from reac hing th e Infectio n. these conditions restrict blood flow In the vessels which sur· The best treal ment for os ll'O· round and penelrate the bones, m ye lills Is early de lecllon. The soone r the trea tme nt bl'glns lhe allo'wtng bacte ria to thrive a nd develop Into a serious condition . more successful 11 will be. Infections In lhe soft tissues around the bones ca n also spread to the bones tht>msetves. causing os teomyelitis. Question: Wh at an> the sy mp· toms of osteomyelitis? (HERITAGE HOUSE ONLY) . f. mi/11medicine. Infant marta1"tty htg • hi · KElLER BUSINESS SERVICE I . • a, • ·. I!!Nora . • ·''"·...""' ..... Eastman and Paul Vineyard. Presented by STORY 'r!'LLER - The~e are the story hillers : · for ".Johimy Appl~eed" . In the rocker is Robert • ~ Reed, playing grandpa, who reiales the story to : . his grandchildren, from the left, .Jaime Wilson, '. " ,,. ·CHORUS MEMBERS - 'These . are , the "settlers" in Johnny 'Appleseed, to be presented at Tuppers Plains ·Elementary. They are front from ·left, Brian Long,' Melissa Guess, Randy . Burke and Michel~ Guess; back, Scotty Burke, 4-6 graders, the F.r.l/lay 7:3 p.m. program at Tuppers Plains Elementary is directed by Maxine Whitehead and the teaching staff. Bobbie While, Tracy Murphy and Chad Griffith. Costuming for the Friday 7: 30 p.m. show was by classroom mothers. It Is directed by Maxine Whitehead and the TupP*J's Plains teachinK staff. .. - - - - - - - - - H o n o r Roll · Middleport Elementary Th e fourth six wPPks gradln~t pfc\rlod honor roll at th E' Middleport El(lmentarv Srhool has beMI announ('('(l. MaklnR 'a gradr of Bto ortilE' ttbove a ll thPlr subJ £-CtS to bEnamed roll 1nW(lr(': Flnt Grade: AnglE> Barntttf'. Ginger Dars1. Brad Davf:'nport, April Foreman, Angle> Goodnltl'. Chad Hanson, Jam E'S Hudson II , Ma r iana Staat s, Tory Swa rtz. Pavtd Tlemeyf'r, Nancy Whalev Matt Williams. Mi~ha<'l Wva'u Carv· 'Ac rE'E' Nicholl Bing, David Grim'm , Ja'son Chi! : drl'ss. Cortn£>y Ha l ~, Amb('r Hayes. Collin Roush. Scolfl<' S<>llers. Brandon ... Smith, Chris Stobart, Jtnnlfer · VInln~ . Rae nl Wood. Second · Grade: · Rya n Bak<'r, Lucas Compton. Chad Dodson . Nathan Goodwin, Kristina Gra u.•, Aa ron HOckman John Kelly. Laclnda Klrpalrl ck. Brandi ME'a· dows, Jason Mullt>n, Ml charl Parker Mi sty Plf'rCC', L,vnn Robbins. Eddl~ Sarvpr, Randy Smllh, Dirrl ck StClair. .•••• •' Stacy StE'wart. Strphanlt" Sle-wart, Hollie Thomas, Trlsh Thompson. Christl Willi· ams. April HN dman, Raqurl · Maddux, R...·an Barcswllt. J.R. Blackw<'ll Amy C1anch, Paul Epl)(lrson, Anna Fink: Rl ck:V Hoover. Libby Kin g, Franclnr Laudrr. m il t. WP!ilP,V McCiurr. Carl McDade, A manda Mus.~f'r, Shannon Prtrlr. Ca l£'b ShU IC'r, Atnber Slav('n, Rl ckv Smllh 1 Mike Wllfo n ,~t . · Third Grade: Chris Chapman. J(ls,~~;lca Edwards. Stac,v Da\' is. Brf'nt Hanson , Buffy Pl"nhorwood, Ton:va Phalln. Eri n Smllh, Ali son Gl"rlaC'h, April Haltrv E>odg£'r Vau ~ha n. Ellzabrt h Wrl~hl. ' · ' Fourth Grade: WH I C'~ C h lldrt'f'l.~. I Va· nessa Compston , Bl"rky Dllf's, Lisa Ho· nak('r, Trlsha Roush, M<'llssa WI Ifone. Robb~ Bakf'r. Ca rriC' lnliCcls. Ct\urk Lrgar . KPvln l.o~an. Walt Wllll a'ms . Adllm Wy at t. PRINCIPAL ACTOitS -"' That's no othe~ thun ,Johnny i\pplcSI•<'d seated In the c<•nter of this photo. Wllh him ar<• Susl<• Frands, h•ft , as Ml" Mclnlosh, and Elsie Manlcke a.~ Granny Smith. Costumes for the Friday 7:30 p.m. ,program al Tupper. Plains EIPmenlary were by classroom mothers. 8th Grade: David Bost<'r. A n~IC' Bu r ns. Paul Co l~rovP , .Ri ck Edmunds. Darrrll Fr.:>E>man. Mal l Ha lP, Aaron Holdt"rby. Mf'Hssa Ll!tl'ral. John May berry, Chad Rf'nfroe. Hoj){' Sa>vrns. Jahn StraiJlhl , MlchE'IIP Wilks. 'llh Grade: James Adki ns, Shanna Bau mJ'l'ar dnE'r, Chris Blake'. Dana Blan· kC'nshlp, Dar rln Cadr, Sharon Carpcntrr. Kr lsl l Donahul'. Luyuana FrPf'l'han . Chris Gaits, Sht'ila Hard,v, Frt'ddle Hayes. Andy Lest('r. Eric L<'slkowlcr,. Matt McComas. Shawn .McComas. Lori Miller, Lancr ~ yers, Charle-s Na ncl', Je-nnlfPr Qwp ns. l:lra.nd,l Ratliff. Stacy Roach. Erlr Wall , Georg(' WorthlnRIOn, Anita Shaw. Shanna· Smi th. r;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::; • PHOTO .SPECIA-L '8 110 •• ••• .,' .~, , IN LIVING COLOR .. FREE ~ t '' No age limit Limit 1 Per Person One Special Per Family Single or Groups Taken PHOTOGRAPHER'S HOURS: FRI. 10 A.M. TIL 5 P.M. SAT. 10 A.M. TIL 4:30 P.M. Elherfelds Debt, Stare POMEROY, odio , " 10°/o OFf Honor Roll ALL STIHL f::. r - - - 1 LUIRIUNTS AND ACCESSOR!($ ' Rnclnt> Elenwnlory "" Thf' fourt h sll'l: "''l'rk.s ~rn'dln~ p('rlod Jtl' honor roll ut thr RacinP Elf'M<'nta rv a ._. Sc-hool hAs bC'rn announrt'tl. MaklnR f' J!'I'RdC' of Bor abovP In ull lh£'ir subjrctSio 4 bn na ml'CII Oth'e roll ,o,v<"rf:': 1.. First Gradr: Chntl Clark, NlcolC' Hill . ~ T)·~rJn Ev:ms. R,\'lln Grart'. Malt Hill . :r M('IISS>t l.:1ynf' , John M LII Son. Alan .r MrC.ulrf'. Ma11hr1~ Riffle. Danny Snyr(', •• Am a nd ;t Th1'ISll, , Second Gude: AnJ!!IC' Carlr1 on. Joe -;Ktrby, Tamnm Mar tin . Jr.ssr Muvnard . • Amy Norlhup, Mt'Hssa Smtih , Jpnnlc ~Scarbrrl1'· Lurrv Willi/\, Bobbv Wrlt r:i£'1. Third urade: John Ctttd. JaSon Hudson, ,•Paul lhlr. Craig Knll{ht. ..~ t. f :Ervl~. FDurth Grade: Grant Clrcll', Jason ScoH Grnc(', Krvtn Ihl(', Sha nnon •.Morarlty . Kendra Norris , Courrney ~.RoU sh . J('nl S!l'wn r l . •• Filth Grade: Bl>!h Clnrk, 'Racha(ll ...-Hf'nsiC'r. JC'nnl Hill, Rya n Holler. Brandl .,·Mallory, Marcy Math ews. F reddlr Mal· n, JerC'm,v Northup, Rot>f'rt RelbPr, asc hcl Rowe: MlchaPI VanM£'trr. Shdh Grade: Jt'r(l v 0111. Todd Gract', eaoher Hill, Julie H'lli. Nlkkl lh le,,Eddle .. :.. wyers, Rusty Smllh , l<rrl Wlllllkfo? • , ·H&R Block's tax preparers are work, ing''every day and evening through April 15th. We're pledged to find you the biggest refund you're entitled to. This year get back everything you've g0t coming. IIIR 81.0C1t . 618 EAST MAIN STREET, POMEROY . • ••• . 992-3795 pemct for . the hoinec>wnelt Edger Ia W~h MIY llarting electroniC tgnltlon. Goes aiiiiOil •11J-with gato1~..,.....,.., ~ltV. ' ! • .' -. .... l 99t-tM4 : • • .. • evenge llst Ron Dillon, Hanahan , S.C. Services wil l be al .7: 30 each evening. r r . - 20O~O 0FFON ALL MEN'S, WOMEN'S and ·cHILDREN'S SHOES 6g CONNIE • DEXTER '. HUSH PUPPY · OIN60 CONTEMPQ • POllY PREI70N twl RED 600SE ·- ~- · OPEN 'TIL 7 FRIDAY ', ~!/It_: ....~ l.OI; tJ1JlJ ... n., •T"'.:~· llllllilll , SHOE PLACE · ~p~er~f~or~m~a~s~pc~·c~la~l~bo~n~e~s~ca~n~to~~~~~~~;;;;;' ~'-~;;;·;;~·~--~-~-~;;;;~~~~~~ detect osteomyelitis. If an Infer· .. 12 PACK CANS $299 RC 2 LITER 2 LITER PEPSI COKE 99( - SJ 09 EACH EACH b PACK \ 6 rACI-12 OZ. CANS RC S1 49 2 LITER COKE $149 1201. • CANS RC 99( ' EACH ' rir~r====~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~11 GRADE A LARGE EGGS 59( DOZ. •• BANANAS 3 tas. Sl 00 ' o;~~~;~sG:~:~ES BULK GARDEN SEEDi SEED POTATOES, HANGING BASKETS, o·NION SETS, VEGETABLE 'PLANTS, CABBAGE, BROCCOLI, TOMATOES Me igs Hi gh · : Aprll4 starling at 9 a.m. Anyone ! lnl<:'rested In walking 10 help the 1 band purchase new uniforms • should call992.-3158 or 992-5185 lor • ~ a sponsor sheet. If ca nceled due 1 lo rain , Ih<! walk·a·thon will b@ 1 resct!eduled lor Aprllll at 9 a.m. I --1 SYRACUSE - .Meigs Associ a· I tlon for Relarded Cit izens Is sponsoring a spaghetti dinner Saturday, 5 to 7 _p.m. , al the 1 t sc hool. $.1 per adull . ' I· --- . . POMEROY - The public Is jtnvlted to attend special services · r at the' Pomeroy Senlqr Center, 1Saturday, 7 p.m .. wJtb Herberl 1 l.nscoe. evangelist. POMIIOY will etimes X-ray the area Inshows qu esllon. Som an X·ray only slight cha nges in the bones. In that case, the physician may --- POMEROY • . ! School Bimd Booslers are span· .I sorlng a walk·a· lhon on Saturday WHERE MORE AMERICANS FIND A BIGGER REFUND. ' CHESTER - Ches ter girls' so li ball sign-up will b@ Sa turday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m .. at l(irl seoul ha ll in Ches ler. $12 reg isl ralion fee. • ' •• Open .9 A.M.·6 P.M. Wttkdays; 9.5 Saturday . ••• FS.51AVE Trimmer/ dt~~~~:', afrd ;r~~~~; suspecls THIS IIJEEKENDf " that you have a bone Infection, he POMEROY - Shady Ri ver Shuf!lers are spon sor ln~ a square dan ce and clogging on ' • Satu rday, April 4, from 8 10 1l p.m .. at Pomeroy Village Ha ll. · Mu sic will Ill' provided by Circle . "D" Wr-anglers wllh caller Jim o Carnahan. $2 donal lons will b@ l accepted at lhr door. High power and low weight - the Stlhl Question: How Is osteomyelitis ·clJinmuiitj calendar/area happenings urday, from 4 to 7 p.m .. er at Sat· the ,; Spr) ng Smorgasbord dinn ; COmfllunil y building. ••• . ••• ••• ••• POMEROY · ••• HOME &AUTO •• •oo Wtu• n. · ••• •·• THE INCOME TAX PI!OPL! 32 (( ENGINE SUPER cunER ....... • LET US GIVE YOU THE EDGE TO ·oPERATE YOUR STIHL UNIT . ISAVEl NOW THIU ••, ••7, ----1 , ~ 4:30 and 7:30p.m. Thursday Rllhe Rutland Civic Ccnh•r under sponsorship of the center's supportive organiZallon . POMEROY .:_ Ronald Gen hel· BURLINGHAM '. ·- A bean mer. m issionary from' Afr ica . - MARC' m!'I'IS dinner will be he ld at Ihe World or will spea k at Carlelon Church, Thursda.v. 7 p.m .. Ca rleton · Life Church al Burlingham Sa t· Kingsbury Rd .. Pomeroy, 10:30 urday, noon to7 p.m . Three kinds a .m . Sunday. Public invited. ~ SchooL of bea ns , corn bread. dessert aRd . FRIDAY bl'verage lor $2.fi0 adult s and FIRme to meet PORTLAND- Lebanon Town- $1.00 children under 12.' Orders LONG BOTTOM - Long Bol· '"" ip Trustees will meet Friday, 7 ca n. be lak en out by lhose tom, Ohio Flame Fell owship bringing lhelr own containers. ·Chapter Mee llng will Ill' held p.m., a t the tow . ns hip buildin g. P roceeds go 10 th e church Tuesda y, 7:30p.m .. a l Mt. Olive ',; MIDDLEPORT- Meigs Loc al building fund . Comm un ity Church, Long Bot· tom . Speaker will br Pastor hool Boa rd will meel in special iesslon Frida y, 7 p.m .. In lhe · POMEROY- Saturday even· Lawrence Bush . Special shigers ~ard room al Mlddl eporl, Io lng eva ngeli stic services 10 Ill' will Ill' Pally He nsler and Do· held w~ekly will ge t underway at ro lh y Ba Il ey. Everyo ne :discuss personnel. · 7 p.m . this Saturd ay al the welcome. Pomeroy First Bap tist Church. TUPP ERS PLAINS Tuppers Plai ns Sc hool studenls' BURLINGHAM - A wa lka · TruKiees operettas. 7:30 p. m. Friday In ORANGE TWP Ora nge school au ditoriu m. $1 donat ion at lhon. will be held Satu rd ay b@ginnln g al lO a.m. by Ihe World Township Trus 1ee mee l Monday, < door . of Life Church In Burlingh am . 8 p.m.. al Ihe home of Dorothy POMEROY - Rummage sa le Anyone wishing 10 sponsor a Ca laway, cler k. ' Friday and Saturday, 9 a. m. to 4 child Is asked to call Donna , p.m. , at Grace Episcopa l Chu rch Vance, 698-7233; Donna Benlly, Revival G~L LIPO LI S- n a n Hay man • Parish Hou se. Soup, sa ndwiches 696· t:l.'i5. or Cheryl Lauderrn lmlt . and I he F'a ith Trio will Ill' sl nglng 992-5316. ; ~~: ~~~~~~~ served I hroughou I at rev ival services Sund ay night. · 7 p.m.. at Prospect Baptist SUNDAY RACINE ~ Racine Flrsl Bap- Ch urch . on O.J. White Roa d In SATURDAY LONG BOTTOM.- Th e Long tist Ctj,urch will b<; In rev iva l Ga llipolis. Rev. Bud Hatfi eld, !I Bottom Communlly. Assoclallon Sunday ~lh rough April 9 with eva nge list. ~XCLUSIVE ...•..........•... ,. .•· SYRACUSE PHOTOS IT HONEY POITIAITS POLYCUT . HEAD ~ THURSDAY POMEROY- Salis bury Town~ hlp Trustees meel Thursday. 7 p .m .. at town ship hall on Rock Springs .Road . lJnd,erpowered. trimmers just won't. cut it wheri vou re . up agatnst heavy weeds and brush. That's , when vou need a Stihl. Durst, Blllena Buchanan. 1111 birds; ,Jason PuUins, a llsh: back, Jonathan Avis, Mlkr Lau)!hery, Chancr Watson Rnd Randy Koehler, narrators. Costuming were hy the classroom mothers Rt lhe st•hool. · ~!~ ~a~;~~t~~~~~~tfsalk. they I• . [ UNUSUAL £:0STUM ING - This Is sornc of the unusual coslurning for "Gel ·Hoppln, " lo he •' presented at Tupp<•rs Plains Elementary Friday ~ at 7:30p.m. Alii"' fro ul from left, areAI~x Brown, ... u fish ; St·ott Brudky. Mlclwllc Caldwell, Sh•phen pain a ndbone tenderness near the Infected are olher sy mp· tom s. Woon young children re· BALAI'II(' IfNG ACT -il!lllllnl will he presenllnl( her halanctng act on the high roll boll as a new • le atur<• of lhc ,JRm~ Hetzer Inte rnational Circus whlt·h will be making Its annual appearance al FRIDAY & SATURDAY, APRIL 3 & 4 liGHT ·TOUCH DURABLE Answer: Fever . may Ill' an early warning sign of bone Infection. Redn ess . swelling , Here's To Your Good Health It's our ,main concern when filling . prescriptions and advising you about. ovor·the·counter drugs. As your pharmactsts, you can rely on us. We'ro here to help . n you can't get here when the bridge closes, we mail prescriptions . anytime. . ' I 1/2 RUNNER GREEN BEANS 69 ( I· LB. STOP IN·AND CH.CK OUT OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES__ STOP IN AND GET A F~EE BAG OF POPCORN ' . FARM MARKET AND. . CONVENIENCE STORE · 290 WIST Ull • . .· · POMEIOY I VILLAGE PHARMACY ., '• �.. • • • .. • Page- 12- Ttie Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio --Local Briefs:-----t ~ .Fire number li.;;ted for Che.~hire d1 SpU1('h (•r•ntpr," f)arS ! SC.Ild "AS j'OU (.If(' UWUf(', S('('() nd s C'l.l n m :. k< " br g drlfrl(•nrP al I he scene of a fire and lhr mrnules wr· ha ve lost rrcr nlly h <~vr• rcsul!cd In larger ! han ncc<' ssan· frre I OSS('S '' Whrn reporting " fire. CheshrrC' vi llage and l ow nshrp rPs idrnl s shou ld ra ll1 -992 61i6:l Th ai wr ll grvr I hem !he Meigs r·;MS drspaleh ec nl cr. Dars1 sard, whrrh h<~ndlcs alld!Spalehrng for lhr Mrddleporl dcparlmrnt " fl rs nor necessa r y ro ca ll l hc Gallra Counlv Sheriff' s De parlmPnl or l h<• Middleport Police DPparJmenl.' Darsl sard " Trlrphon<' sliek ers glvrng I he number ro· f all ar~ ava rlah le from l hr fir P depar lmen l or rhr Meigs E M S .. Clean-up .'>cheduled iu Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffma n annou nced Joda.v 1hal lhr annu al spring el<•un· up in Mi ddl eport will be held llpril J:J. J7 Rc• si<IPn l s are as k('() 10 elea n up th<' Jr pr operl res and wke .Jdvan rage of l hP fr ee prck· up ol debri s and llom s no longer wanled . · Hrsidl'nl s an• asked 10 pla ce lhrrr dc br rs nea r the s1ree1 in lronr of lhC'Il' homc•s or properly and il will be pic krd up du11n g !hal wee k fr rr of c harge by !he vrllagc slrce l dPparlmPnl Patrol i~.mes 2 citations TW<J cars lo s! ro nlrol and lefllhr road Wednesday :r f1 cr noon in r hester Tov. nshlp, ac cord mg 10 I he (,a Ji ia·M<' igs Posl of I he Oh io Hl g hwav Palrol ,. Day! on W McElroy, 78. of Racine. was drivrng norlh on Ohio 7 aboul :1: 'UJ p.m. wh 0n his car was struck bv a r ,rr dr iven by Kcnnl'lh D. Slewar l , 1.'l, ol Lillie Hoc·king, th0 patrol said. ' Troopl'rs sa id I hal Slewart, who was also nor lhhound on Ohio 7. allcmpt ed lo p.J ss McElroy , bullns l con trol or his vr htc lc In clolng so, he caused McEl roy lo lose con trol of his vrh!CI<'. and horh cars 'wen! !he r lgh! side of lhr roa d Aot h cars susJarnecl mod era l e damage SJewarl wa s r r1ed fo r DWI a nd no sca rbrl !. · orr Th P Oli ve-Ora nge' ll lgh Sc hool ll lumnr llssoclal ion has sc hr·dul<'d lis annu al reunion for May 2:l a! T uppe r s P lai ns f: Jpmrnl ar y School. Dinner w il l br se r vecl al 7 p.m .. followed by" ddnCC' a! Y. I· nlt•rlurnmcnl and mu src for squ ar c dan ri ng will he provided bv I he Brl"r Mountain Blurgrass B~nd lldmlsslon wrll lx' $9 for alumni which inc ludes I he dr nncr, da nrp and <r lumni du!'s Th0 dance is ope n 10 lh<' public and admrs slon fo r lhr• dan<'C onl y w il l br $2.!i0 per p~ rson. 1\esrrvar rons ma y bP made by maili ng !he names o r JhosP pl.mn rng lo<rlle nd and monpy lo Harlc.v E. Rrc0. 5HR!l Rrrl' Run Ho<~ cl. fl.C'I'dsvr llr. Ohio. ·1oi72 Rvangeli~t S('/ for revival llr . Ron Dillon w ill be Ihe C'Va ngc llsl for n 'viv;rl scrv rccs slarl ln g Sunrlu v and ro nllnu lng l hrough llprr l 9 all he Racine Fi rs t Bapllsl Church Dil lon was horn rn 111uell<'id. W Va .. 11 hc11• he wen ! 10 hrgh sc hool c~nd ,riJrnded Blu efield Co llege. Hr grad uat ed i n J97:l from Ow NPw OrJ['dOS SPml nary. Nf'w Or.l<\an s. La , wr th a m<rslcrs degree ,rn<l rece ived his Doc! or of Minisllv degree In 1971 . Drlion. who rs m<~nicd and has lhrec so ns. W<I S pasto r· oft he F'rllow shlp llapl rs l Church In Prince ! on, W. Va, and pastorcd r hurch~s in Lo urs iuna w hi le In spmJnar.v lhr r<' In 1974, he wa s eu iiPd l o I he l.r<~r!' Bapti st Chu re h in Par·kcrsburg, w.Va. whor•· Ill' sp<'nl 12 yea rs Hl' moved 10 Charll's lon, S.C in J9Rli, Hnd Is now paSior of lhr Hlghl ancl Park Baptlsl Church In H anH hdn . S C. Spring floods wash out New Engla~d · ~EJ\L E. ROBBI NS 1hr del uge covered slrccts and bu rldings • Farm rnglon, ~ainc, became ~ n is land s urround ed by rPcord IPvel s toda y 1 Wi!Shed out floodwaters. roads and bridges across New "Nobody ra n gel In or ou l ," F ngland and scnr floodwa l er s sard' Sgl Kevm Cookson of !he .swirling ro rooftops, lorerng Kennebe c Count; Sherrff' s hundr ed~ of r es idenJs 10pack ~nd office. · flee Cookson sa rd 110 4 ferJ of water One man was be l re ve~ covered !he main street s and dro~< ned w hen he was sw0p1over business di sl r rc l s .rn llugusra. a dam on the Na shua Rrver In Gardner and Holl owell New HampshirP, bu1 police were Severa l hundred people from a un a hl~ ro sca r c·h for !h e body haU dozen lawn s around Ma ine because of rhc hrgh wa l er wen" ev acuctiC'd and as many as Gov . .John M cKernan declared 70 roac's wer0 elosl'd. officia ls of 0mergency in Maine, sard . a . where !he Kennebec Rrver One of Marne' s few rema rn rng r rc, lcd aboul o a.m iod<ly a! a cov0r ed bridges. the Lowes record :l4 . r, feel ' - 22 lee! over Andgc buill over I he Pi sralaq urs flood slagc and well above !he R1ver in 1657. was ca rried away record of '!0 feel sel !\0 years ago bv the hrgh water near !he town Rcsrdents In some Marne and of Guil ford. New Hampshire towns were Mellrng snows and up to 4 ' res cued Wednesday from seco nd rn ches of rain that pounded New slory wr ndow s an d roo flops as E ngland Wednesday sen! all of United Press International Rain-gorged rr~ers, rncludlng one rn Maine_,lhar surged 10 ""'c Area man 'doing well' following transplant. , . Coolv iii C' resrdenl Fra ncrs Jransplanl fl oor. Thompson. who undcrwenl hear! · Thompson's condrtlon Is still rran sp lanl surge ry a! Ohro Sla l e r'rillca l. Cr aw ford sar d, bul sta· Universuy Hospil als !hi s pas! bl c. Doclors are pleased wil h hi s Sunday, "rs domg very we ll. .. progress. Crawford added . accordrng 10 hos pl!al spokesman If Thomspon conllnU C'S IO im· Da,·rd Cr aw fot d, and will proba prove a! I he present rale, Craw· bly be taken from !he mlenslvc ford ex pecls Thompson's condi· care unil Friday and placed rn a Iron will be upgrad ed sometime regular room on the hospital' s nex l week Area deaths John W. R(}(·khold Sr. Alumni group plan$ n•union • Srevp DP ti\'Pr. paSior al Ra cl nr Bllptls l Churc h. Invit es the publ lr 10 ,r llr nd lh<'· rrvlva l sNviC<'S which w ill bc·gln a! 7: :m p m rac h l'vcnlng. Special music wil l bl; fra lu red nlg hll s A LLriliary .~ponsors wrestling card Thr Ltidl<•s lluxlllary of lh!' R,wl ne Fin' Drpar I men! wi ll SIJO nsor a profr ss10nnl Wl'f'Sitl ng r ,a1 c1 il r Hp.m . Sat ul'clav 1111h(' Soul hcrn .Junior High School ,\udltorlum · Appeari ng on lhr card \\"Ill be .Jcun Kl r klanc. lhP Bla<·k Venus of wrrslling agtJJn sl Ca nd 1.ss Pardu!' .\! so fcalurl'd wlllix' Th r Moon Dogs. l<:rs l Wl'sl Conn<'c!lor. Domonrc Denu ccr. Lord Zo ll on. 011&- Von Marx and olhcrs. lldvance l rckcls arc .rvall:r bll' "' llw Sun Ponzo ll Sl!!llonln RaclnC' . Tag day slated for Saturday Thr Rullnnd ll:rs!'b.rll l.ragur will hold la g day In Rulland SL~ Iu td.i\ C'o.t l'llC'!' and pla ,\ 'f't'~ ~1rr to mrl'l at th<' ClVIt."' Ccmrr "' 10 .r.m . Carry-in dinner .. latf'd Sunday i\ ea r T~ ·In dinner II' ill br hrld followi ng I he 10:.10 am . Su nd;l\ ,worship s r' irr al Trl nll y Church in Pomero\' to welcome Rrv . and Mrs.. John Iliff. Mral ,rn d bl'verni!C wll l lx' provldi'CI. Mcmb0rs arr' 10 Jake a co\rr<•rl di sh. All rh urrh mrmbcrs arr askpcJ lob<' prcselll . 2, 1987 April2. 1987 ' Ky Mrddlep orl Fu r ' C' h"' f .J r ff DarsJIOda~· in formed rrsrdenls ol Chrs hir< · Town ship and !he vll lagp o f Cheshlre-.\rr vcd bv lhr Middleporl Frre Dc par!mrnl 10 rail J.!l92 liliS:l when rrpoJ!r ng a l rre Dars! sa rd " il has lx.'comc apparenl . !herr ' ' somr mrsundr·r sr:. nding asIa who !hose rcsrdcnr s shou ld call if !he\ nerd !o rPpor f ,, f1 n; ' " Jrl rc< ·enl ~<rrks we h.J\C an swered Clllls where l hC' inillal <Jic~rm w<..~ s dc•luved spvrrar minut es whtlt" bf'lng p~ssed along l hrough varrous law en loreem enl agencies and frnall\ 10 our Apr~ Survivors mclude one brother, Fred Hea ly, Grove Cilv; two .John Wes ley Rockhold Sr , 90, slslers, Gertrude Roush a nd Rl. 1. Ga llrpolis dr ed Wedncs· ' Margarer Chrls!y, bo! h ofColumdav. llprll 1. 1987 In Pinccresl bus, one aunt. Katie Guth. CarP Ccn1cr lollowl ng a length \' Pomerov : and nieces and nephews. rll ness • Born Nov . 7, lH%, rn Meigs She was preceded in death by Co un1v, son ol rhe la rr .John W her husba nd James R Healv. F'r lends may ca ll al rho Jerry and Mar y so,c l Roekho ld. he wa s a member of ChapP! Hri l Spears F unera l Home. 269.1 W. Churrh of ChnSI . He ~a s em- J1!roadSr. , Col umbus, afler2p.m . plovrd by llmencan Viscose F'rlday, T he familv will receive Corp for 211 ~·ears and i n 1911 vrsllo rs at the fun era l home from C'n l r'recl rh~ m in is try, SNvlng 7 9 p.m Frida y . F'uneral ma ss co n ~ rcgal i ons for I he Ch url'h of w ill be Sat urd ay, 11 a.m .. ar !he C'hrlslrn Ohro. Pr nnsy lvani" and Suer cd Hearl Cal holic Churc h in ll laba m,r. re tlrmg in 1971 Pomer o~· w ilh Monsignor lin· Survivi ng arc hrs wi fe. Sadie L. 1hony Giannamorc offieia ling. Burial will be i n Beech Grove Rockh old of Ga llipolis , lhr!'e so ns, .J ohn W Rockho ld .Jr . of Ccmelr ry Parkersburg, W Va .. Russell L. ,, Roc kh old of Gra rron. w Va , and Bernard E. Rockhold of Dalwll [harl••s ParSI)ns S.C : a claugh l rr . .Juanila f: pl cr of William sburg, Ohr o; lh r ee Charles R. Par sons , I ll. Del " srepsons. Eu~0 n e Rockhold of ~ arr. Ohio. di~d Tu rsda y rn Par ker sburg. lfowoll La sseler of Delaware P<rr k Ce nler Nursi ng Gallipoli s, and Wilham Lass01er Home. · of ChrlliC'ol hr: two sropd augh· Rorn .J ul \' 16, 1916. in Por n! lers. Evelyn Childers IJf S;rn Pl rasa nl , h0 was lho son of ! he Dre!(o, Calif.. and Vihtill la laic Pcrrv F. and Lo r·a B . Howell Trea dway or Riverside. Ca lif. a Parsons. ·He was a custodian for sls!er, F loss ie Car roll of Penn s vi· Foo lr Mineral Co. va ni a: and 22 grandchildren a'nd 18 grca l -gra ndc hlldren. Surv1vrng are his wife. Clara He was preceded In deal h bv E Parso ns. 1hrcc sons, Edwrn R his frr st ll'ife. !Innis F'e11y Rock· Parsons and Far! R. Parsons. ho le!, in 1!J:lK: 'his second wife , bolh of Delaware. and Charl es R. Lora Keenan Rock hold, In 1964: Parsons of Poin ! Pl0asant, six and bv IWO infanl sons. l htce· daughlers.. Jo ,\ nn Cummings, brolher s and a si srcr. Ba1·bara .J . F:uba nk, Linda L. Scr\'ICes will be 2:.'l0 p.m . Phillips and Donna S. Barham. Frida\' in 1he Fra nklin Funrral all of Delaware. Juan!la R~y ­ Chapel. 2711 Ca mden live, Par · nold s of Gallipol is Ferrv. and kersburg, wilh rvangclisl Wl l· Sh i rlev William s of Hcncicrson, lla m B. Kughn offlclallng Burial lhre~ slslers. Bcnha Bar n011 of will br in Mounr Moriah Cl'm r· Havpnsv.oocl , W. Va and Gl ady s lcr~·· Parkersburg . Fr·Jencls may K r l'bs and Mabel Krebs. both of ca ll ul rhe c hdpc1 afl er 6 p.m . Po rn! Plrasa nl: four brolhcrs. today Luwrcnc~ Parsons of Moun! IIIlo, W Va .. Haro ld Parsons of Evans . W .V a .. Thoma s Parsons of New Ha,·C'n , W.Va .. and Meigs Count y nallve M ary P. Hobcr l Par sons of Delaware: Hood, 82. dll'd Tuesday at the and sev0ral grandchildren and Min erva Park Nursing Home in ~rra t -gr· a nd c h ildrrn . Col umbus. Scrvrees will br 111 I p.m Formerly of the Hllltopar~a in Fnda y rn I hr Foglesong F'u nera I Columbus. she wa s born Dec . .11. Home. Mason. W. V~ .. with the 1004 In Pom eroy, a dau ghter of RPv Aobb;· Wood offlrlal rn ~ . the laic Pu!rlck and Ma r·y Guth Burial wi ll be in Union CemPr ery . Hea ly. She was a member of rh~ F't' lcnds J11av ca ll at !he funeral S!. ll l ov~lus Cat holic Chbrrh. home fr om 3·~ and 7-9p.m . today -"' R. , r eg ion. T he flooding in N0w E ngland came as frost and frecw warn ings were posted overnight for much of Florida and the CaroJi. nas on the third day of a record co ld wave thai dev asraredAiaba · rn a's $10 mrllion peach crop Wednesday. Farmer s coped wrlh morcco)d weather by burning !ires and hav and direr! rng helico p! ers O\ cr !heir orchards Jo ward off the co ld. Frerce northerly winds and snow were ex pccled to create near blizzard condilions across upper Michigan. Seven ioches of snow fell in Wisconsin Wednesdav and 4 rnches was expected today The co ld wave brought near!\ 100 record cold lemperatures l o t he easlern half of the nation dur ing the l ast few da ys'. A hard freeze Wednesday des l roved mo st of lllabama 's $10 milllon peach crop fo r rhe lhrrd slrai ghl }Car. bul mos l grow ers In Sour h Carohna and Georgia. the No.2 and 3 peac h stai rs, were spared sevrre dam.age. MaiM's rrvcrs 10 a! lea s! lO feet above flood slage Sev<'!'al ear· rhen dams were broken by the rising waler. More tha n 200 families were evacualed In Pl y mou!h, )'I.H . becau se of a ri sing riv~r Th e rain In !he ·area was comtlined wrlh so me surprise snow "We think Jh rs is a real appropr iarc Aprr l Fool 's Da y bec au se 11 juSt sta r ted snow mg." Ply mou lh Fi re L! George F a ran said Wednesday . "She's still rrsing," Fa ran sard of !he rrver " They rescued two people from a rooftop and a seCQnd fl oor wutdow in one of th<' rea l low · J ~· ing ar eas." The flood s also clooed roads and schools rn !he s ial~ In th e While Mounlaln com· munilles of Plymoulh and Hoi· derness, offlcrals sard th<' fl ood· mg was the worsJ srnce 1938. Anolher li5 families In Con nee· ticur Jell !heir homPs Jat o Tues~ day when an earl hen dam a1 !he Kenmere Resprvolr In Berlin gavr way. The ra rn and high winds on Tuesday knoc ked oul power' ro lhousands across the Highway department ask if l h ~ cou nl v could help !he lowns hlp wi l h !he purchase of du st .co nt roL Eblin explai ned !hal the lownshrp budge! ha's decreased from $1t19,000 1asl yea r l o $R(J,IlOO !his year. Included in !he decrea se rs I he loss of $27.000 in revenu<' sharrng. Eblrn sard ca lls ar.0 already commg in from township r esl· dent s for dusr ' con!rol, bu! !he lownshrp ca nn ot afford dust co nrrol She said $12,000 was · spent on 'du st control last ~ear, and $6,000 on limes Jon<'. Because the w iniN was mild. IlK' !own· shrp did no! ha v0 ro purcha se llmcs lon c I hi s year lo help !he coun 1~ hrra k even from 1h<' loss of about $190,000 rn r(l\ enue sharing Counl y E n!(lnPer Ph! I Robl'rJs polnl ed out !hal the CCIU"IY highway deparlmenl ha ~ta lway s applied dus1 conrrof fer !he !owns hips at no cosI for the labor, ·' ~~f'k! ~ r · ~ .- c- . J-.lry Orllde: La ura Arb: , J<'SSif' Rlat.:kford . Jf'!'iSP Dillon .l('sslca HPrd man. Joshua Hewud Chl'rvl .kw('lt, Al ida StPgall . Thtrd Grade: A~ Bl>nfK'Il , Tr;avl s Feurih GrHe: 9obbit:> Bu tchN Brandv Jam~ KoiK'llnsky, Eloida $!<'· .-all , M<'l;ssa Van~. fl PUCI. AIm& ftl..lll6 . _ . , tlwv~Y 1Ult.5 P.M. I A.l. U!l!il SMIIDIY .... _ I'OIICifl ClOUO.s.NY ..... II>Ooo .. .,. _ _ _ _ _ _Hif.,_ ......--... . ..... .______ .._ ... ,__ __............------··._....,_ .,c;...,IG_ ... , -~ ... --··-·-.-., ,_ .. .......,. c,..... ___......"' - ,.,_._ •' - ...... _ . . . . ... _ , ........... ft-. ..,.,_,., ... ,. ,...,,.,_, Cot o UOo ro ______ ..... , -·--· - .............. •••tl• ..._ ... ~- .... --~---· ·---- t· nm Peigr 1 ~ ... MEIGS COUNlY SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT STATEMENT OF RECIIPTS. DISBUIIIEMENl5. ANO CHANGES IN IAI.NICE& fOI'I THE fiiCAI. YEAR ENDED DEC ' 31 . 1986 OtSTfltCT FUND RECEITS fa•es . .. .. . . . 11 .000 Gifts. Contrfbutions aod BoqueoiS ..... 1.619 lelo •f P>oducta/ - .... · ... 2 1.878 Ronulo ... ........ .- AI Otl!er !lev011100 . 1. 720 TotiOI "-'ioto ... 17,821 DJIIU!IUM1!NTS: 3 """"loot . . .. . . . . .. ..'• b:!=~·042 ,............... .. . ... 561 , _ . E.qr- .. ,, . .1 lor"- . .... P11>ductt / ~ataritlt 1,87& . . . . . . .:.... ....... .. ....868 Tetal Ololroonoo-.. .. .. .. . " '" ' 5.1114 ... T- ........ 0.../ ~~ 1"---...!.- - - - - - - - lila ........ 11 ,8:11 OTHU FINAHCJI\IG J(IUIICI!I (USIII: ........__ ~,~ .. 1,721J ~ ; M .......... .............1t.IOO ,_.,!lb.--. ~-:-!: ~~ ""r~~., a. 720 ( ; >/t lu II OviJf'/ fUnchJrl Oteb. and Other u... ........ 11 ,837 , Fund Cal51l Balonoe Jan 1, '86 ........ 1,932 Fund Cash Bat.noe Dee. Jl . ... .. :... 13. 7M lftCIAI. JIIUMI RECIIII'fl: G!IAIII'tl: ..... . CS.~n- ........ 16.644 r.===========:;l "f ' AI~ · " • -....... ' '"" '17. 061 CANDY CLASS'S T,... .......... ... ... 31.813 llitltiUIIIIMIIII'tlc 1 .,._._ ............... 23.1M ......... '""" " " ...... 121 ..... . ~: ' ...,...,_ .... ..... .. ... ,....,..,....,. .... .._ ......,... ......... ......... .... .. :.: ........ 42D 10 A.M. til 3 P.M. Every Hour on tile Mew ThurL, Fri. & Sat. t o o t e r - _ ...,. . ~j ............. 460 -··· . 2,592 .......... .................. 38 April 2-l-4 I St•ff I• "-*-t ......... .. 3,261 ~ ' ...................... 431 0.. .................. 1,710 ARist , ..". Ptl. 992-6910 T-~ - .......... ».1146 OHIO YAWY BULK FOODS Bowhunters slate outdoor ·season t-------------.l..-_;__________ f'llllllllll & . . . 1611Df11t .... Mill 1ar!, title .S7l0 SA&IS & IUVKE W.C...,PWIIIII14t ................ 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH ,..Yvue.w.• 6 Sf . . . I , .... I t?t"'ll T hP 1987 ou!door sea~'on will begin this Sunday at the Chester Bowhunlrrs Ra nge. This wlll be a mlnl ·round roblnconslstlngof Rulland . ChC'sler and Hocking T echnical College participants. Yards wi ll "$. up lo 60 yards. • ' ... ··-·~- '$499·5 . fA. P(, Total Reoerpts Ovar/ (Un- , • ., Dlsb. . ..... t333J Operating Trensfers -In . . .. . . .17,069 Operat1ng Transfers - Out ............ .841 Totel Other FinMGirtg Sources)U"'' .... 18. 628 T otat of and Other lourceo o- / JUndarJ ' Diob. and Otflor Uses . .. .... .... .. .. ...... 333 Fund Cuh Balance Jan. 1, ' 86 ....... 6.657 Fund Coli> llotance Doc . 31 , '18 . ... 6 ,224 Attserve f., Enoumb - . Dac. 31 . ... 461 TOTAL AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR AI•• Trt~••l ..lo• .tn•ulett.n ••orm Doors Memorandum Q-..ly NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On March 27, 1987, rn the Meigs Countv Probate Court , Case No 26463. Rita D. Homm, 194 Wolnut , Middleport, Ohro, 41>760. eppointed Admtnistfekitt of the eatate of William Hamm. dec::eased. late of 311 Nonh Second Avenue , Middleport, Meigs County , Ohio, 45760 . Robert E. Buell. Probate Judge lena K Nessalroed, Clerk Will t412. 9, 16. 3tc .. , Public Notice lirants: State &fternm'"t .. .... 17.'144 &iftt , c.ntr~K~tkuts ..... .,8olt'!"'1•· .......... ....... Ofld / 1.119 ...,. . ...... ..... 1.178 A-als . . . .... 2.006 All OW.er 1 1 -. . . . 11.78ll TMal flecaipU ... .. 51,U4 OtiOUI'ISIMfNTS· ....- .. .. . " " ... ,. 23.664 ......... ..................... 179 " ' " - ................ 610 '--W I ~ ........ 1.e11 .._...,-' T-aE,..... ... I .I1V Prlntlrog .. .. .. . . . . . 38 Public Employees Retirement . . . . . 3. 261 Workers' Compen · satlon .. .. . . . .... 435 Products / Materials for Resete . . .. 1, 576 omor ............... ... 2 . 371 ,_ ~ . .... a .no T- ........ 0 -/ JUII. derl Dfolo, "" ........ 11 ,604 R o i - t• - llofon>do ...... 1 , 720 O,.Otlng Transfers - ... "' .......... 21,089 Operotiftg Tranatora - Out.. ... ..... . . .. 141 F1nanclnl S.urceo tuaooj . . 28,248 Totai ., lite. and Olflar Sour- Onn(Undo<) Ditb. lind Other u... ..... ' ........ 11 , 104 Fund Clllt Bolonco Jon. I, '81 ......... 8,489 ,...,. Cuh lltlonco 0.0. S1 , 'M .... 1t,t92 .....,.. fer Enc:unt· Toto! Other · - IS · AN 0.0UNAUOITID at ........... , THII f!NAIIICIM ITATtMINT 141 ~ , .. FINANCIAL REPORT OF TOWNSHIPS For fiscal Year En•inl December 31 , 1918 OLIVE TOWNSHIP County of Meigo "Thlt Is on un-..d FJnancial Report" SUMMARY OF CASH BALANCES. RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES GOVERNMENTAL FUNDS R'CEIPTS . Toxoo .. ... . . 14,248 . t4 lntergoYftt'nmental ' Roceipu . . 61 ,749.70 AH Other Rev- . . 9 ,743.16 TOTAL RECEIPTS .Ill!,74 I .00 DISBURSEMENTS : Qenerel Qovern· NOTICE OF me•" · ......... 19,724.18 APPOINTMENT OF Public Sofaty . . . 4. 582. 30 FIDUCIARY Public Wortoo ..... ll4.n2 .76 On March 25. I 987, in the ~Walth . . . . .8, 1,. 10 Meigs C.._.nty Probate Capital Outlay . .. . 60 00 Court, Coso No 25.446. TOTAL DISBURSE· Jock W Ceroey, 826 Park MfNTS . . .. 87,468 04 8troet. Middleport, Ohio. T - fteceiptl Over f iUot· ~7&0, wea appointed hetier) Dlob ...... 11 .727.041 cutor of the estate of Neacil &. Carsey, deceaaad , late of 826 Pork Stroot, Middle· ,.n, Ohio 45760. Robert E Bwck. Probate Juctp Lana K. Nes.Mtroad , Clerk 141 2, •• 1&. :Itt: Pulrlic Notice · NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Ttte Meigs County Commi1110ners will hold a pubhc hearing on Thunday, April 9. 1987. in tha County Ceuttroom. 11M purpoH of the hoering will bo to roceive c:emment1'" propond reg . uletions affecting building in Areat of Special Flood Haz . m1 •• dellgnolad by tho Federal IEmergencv Man"11•mont Agency iFEMAJ lAd ro ......,. retidentt of Melli Ceuntv to continue to receive federal flood intur· ance. TM · regulation& are authorized under Section D1her hurcea/ 'Receipts .... .... 280 00 Dfab . a Other u.... ' . .. . 11,467.041 Fund Cuh Balance · Jon. I , 'II . .. .20,107114 Fund Ca1h Btrlance 0... J1 . •.,. .. .11.- 0 0 TOT All a FIHIO ULANCEI Other Sources / Receipts .. . . 260 00 Fund Cash Balance . .... 19.340 00 Total Treatury Balance ... ... 26,277.90 LMI Outstanding Ch-I.. ... .. 6 ,937.90 Total Bllllnce ... 11,340.00 --...a ,. ._ 3117187 I certify the above roport to 11o to tho best af my knowiiMige. at 10.00 o·clock A .M . Co· 16141986 ·4244 piet of lht propOsed regula· 141 2. ltc tiona. .,..... showing af· feeted .,.••. end ather in· formt11io9 is available 1ft the lloM4 off!Mfrotn 8 :30A .M. to 4 ·30 P.lll Meigs DENNY CONGO W1LL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 10-l-lft I ACINE FilE DEPT. ...... lulldlnt mn L·' 111 I i:: ' (' · nrr \\'C'tf ;: ''· ·hr c/.1-~.r,,~.J :•\If'' ."':.jJ('• SUPIIIOI SIDIIIG CO. IIILW LOIIG Yllln & ALU.,IS . Ctt"oOitte AemocMiino illoonnu of oil Typn IU WOODWOIIS 1 "JOINTINQ PAT HILL FOlD Pl. 949·2 ..0 or 949·2111 LIMITED OFFEI ...:. LOCAL FINANCE SOUICE #4'2 •12 . •• .. 1 . I "'"It ~---· .. '=nii.. o,:: ~ I 111 1 .. naeu-., a ... ,.. ltir Yllllll a.. Ita ace. ,..... :e-.............. •. . , t1· 1 . . u ..... ........... ano•• , KUT WI fOI fiiiUIIIIUI lEN'S APPLIANCE SIIYIC. VARIItVS , ATTEIIRS MtJ2 tAiliY MI. IAI..._.nr,ll tll-1561 , . . . , _ oDitolcw•horo l·%7· ..,., a .IIIJIIL ..... "lwwrlladl h •Rats's atua .0..,.. . ,...... PARTS ..... 4367 18 Wanted to Do Septic t•nk pumping, resldenttll & commer1cal 180 per lnad Ron E11ansEn1erpri•• J ac k ao~ . Ohio C:aii614·2B6 8930 Will sara for elderly ln youf home EA & reliable. Full or PllrHim•. Call 814· 388·9822. hou ttfl:eeptng . HIVt Autonltble "tel Cau 514· 448· 401 1 " Wlll do reter~c" Wou ltl like to care tor eld orty plUton In mv 1'\ome Have Gkperience & reference• Ctll "614· 44~ · 1181 M'fllme Chrratlan lady to do babyshtlnt. Full or pan tim e Fenced In lfiN'd in G•llipolts. Call 11nytlma 614- 446·7099 B•bvtiltlng In mv home WIN providt m ealalt n•<lonary, Have retenncea. Ph . 614·388·1,4.• Witt fMd your dOjl or cat whll ~ you v.calion , 304· 882 · 3471... 21 Busineas Opportunity Jill WIMNTf•. Al'ly ttleergondltlon . c.n tot'"" 1· 100· 433- 7147. l*lftdtgt lor GaUlt 1!11 .. ar llwthnll Ctrt 125.00 I NOTICE I TH E OHIO VAlLEY ~UIUSH ' INQ CO re co mmend• thl~' v-t do butlnttl with you llnow, snd NOT to sen monl'f'l throtttfl the mall untH ynu heve inven~tt.t tht offering peo:f'' Own your DWn 113 .1t one llfiCI' da~gner shoe stota. A ,.tal( prkJe unb141t1Yible tor qwlhy. thotl no""•llv priced froM 111. to 110. Ovtr 1f0 tMtnd Mmtt: 250 ttylH . I 1 4.tOO to I H . tOO Inventor.., , trtlnlng, fhct .. rn.' gtltntlll opttning Ctrt ootnblnt ·- 2···"· .. 681· .,_. 18 dt¥s Mr. LQUthlWI !112i.... &UI 23 Profenlonal Services 992 ·3478. Jull a't Pertonal Care Hom e h .. op&ning for eldarly pltlentt . 24 hcur a•t1 lamilv butintll t inct, 11'11" '['r 'fr !\t ~ I t\ ' ' IHI. 104;77l·N73. :·AUttlt 0..... 1' , ~tttlof ft., tlgn bwlln•• tot ,..,,, 1M Nmtt.lndepen•entty" IN4/I- 11 H..p Wanted owntd. 3-04·171·11131. ' era. t11.001· tii,IOO. Phone cell rtilftldtbt.. 102·138·8181 ,....., . . . . lOOt> "' A - c- "'""· ANTIQUJS leur Ouilf" DoH monty moil• ¥Itt you 1 StlttV to •'-rt· CetnnWtiMOni•BOIIul Fanttatlt """f\.tnlty IO 11rn UOO· 11 .000. Wk Mtnv comp any bM1e1'!t ..adYtnttmtnt, tnltllgf• ment potiUont ave ll..,.t C.U lut ,., 1Mif¥itw 81•·281· ,_..., " ....... ,,... tA:U Not JuM I JoO i lont 1nd ,ound -=v-... ,.. _ __ __ _ e.•.. .,.......... \ .tiT: CO....i-.1-- *hthII•,_,,11' .btue..d mt6t Chew. tengue tnd N. .ded' Fu" lima tctlvh its .MIDr fgr e 100 bfcl SNF-ICF ,_...,, IZ tw . IGiivlflH dlr totor .....2. . . ~-=-lhftcl~ """'"" Ctnter, nt - ....... J -. OM • ,._. ,..,. J.nows.dtt .. ~ NH. tun..... H4-171· C.,..., 211 klhAvt., Jac!Kon, ON-I. fl' cpU • 1. . INfl-tCF h_. . . . ~ ........ ldm..._· beet· .,..._ •.-OM., 31 I hnd hth - PWfWtMI, . - " ·· .... _.OiiiiJPoTTi"'""'- A• , J.-•n. OH 45182: A'nN. AlmlnittrttOf ,....II' • VIcinity LHy N ttn w+th tldtrl'f lady In hlf hOme 1· 12PM Ctll eu. c--.,ary TowrohhN. April 2 • 2H•t280 --liM.-....- MetuM ~*ton only to blbytlt l't'r. oN till our hOme. Work all 3 tttmt Ctll ont; "'"""" 2 00f)tl'l 10 :OOpm J, ··~·· O'ltf , .'" ,.,.., """" IMtrlor, "'nlf l*f .... 1·1. 1·1, I Mil• ... f/1 ntlf ~rcerville C•t.,..,. •••• ,. 114·-.11-141 6. e NNct ... ,,..,.,tor )yr. aid f'rl. J ·~ to 1 :Mpm ...,., 1M llbte .. ..,. ..,..W ...·eftdl. , .., ..... ----,. ,_-:: .........n.c,....... .......'..!'-' . . • · ....._to • I a t Aflril101. .......... I Dl, 01. Y. C. Y·OUNG HI hit hrton, n..- "2·6!11 .. 9,92-7314 Po~~~troy, Ohio 4·15-'86-lt A~ ~. •eoK. !nt'l' ..... ;:Ottlosot. CIH 1!!106·687· , > - b t. A·H06 Gaaan.,_ Joba ....no ,.. - ......7·- I~ ,..,. . . Jilt I Ill VOvt lot. llvnlc - · llulll "" \ t11 .1tl ' up, Cltl ~ H14·1H-7l11 . 1 ltrQ:t b&tvllful I I" hom,., •1 ; ' wooded Ch~Wrv tCrft, Mllgt Rldv'f, t 44 .totl lou•. 814 992· 7180. Can t 10. 040 · ht.rng. Clll f<t. · ·9806 t.. ,. t!W.tGtl Fo1 •pare wen; etecuon · ... - Hl7, · lOla !6041 Nt -0011 , .t. 1 daya. a.-. ,. .-wt. ••v•· upan r•illltrt.a , ·--n• J04 · fS75 · ,Of Sflt tty owner. 2 • •ory houte In Mlictltpart OWrtoo hing p11rll. 30 yr gyarntttd ,vlft'(lt tkUnv. 1 w ·w . cttpet, 1 'h hth, un ique , woodwofk, eU·9t2· 1121. , OG11er"men1: hoMtt fr&m t 1 (U repair) Delinquent ta• pro,· ar1y "•punHiorn Cell 105· 1 687 1000 bt QH ,· 9105 '"' 2 bHta.m hou. In Clifton 1 l"rtOIJ rMiucod hom t18 ,DOQ to ,, . 000. Phone 1 304-773. , 6~3· ' l i tn PomerO'f , 6 rotJmt wtth tult biHiflent lnd lhis •• • tteel at 114, i14 ·182-7412 11'1 '8 r&dburl(, betkle MPO , !trick houu for aele au •14992 516• or &U.-i92 6065. Bv a ppofntmen t only 3 lA .. reer••tlon raom , ltltehen, dint111 room . lerge front 1nt111 bed! ,orch. IJI 10 WOCJdan tltuild· inv . r-rd wrth ch1in Unk t.nce. 148. Autt te HHft . Svrecun. Ohio 6,4· 949 · Z9,0 be tween I · ,..., ...... Afttrtltlng · N•ed ht9h """" "'eon tor tha Pt Pt p n"' ~ """"'' futu re o1p.m OH·992· 5866after4 00 mM..M+IIIt opportvnlt¥. bale .,._ Mfl"'li'•n. .,. perienc:e In ~tiMe ulttl)teterred, 304- tU·O»&. 1 1 current rtJ pQ lilt. AIM¥14.,..., Trwtf ~~'" " Me· ......._ Cultomer,Strvlqe Utt• ____ ..,_ ............. ' -· f14·1.,..N21 tll'flltl'llf'V. AIIIUIOI!8 NOW HI. lNG. Flight If'" E.l1inltlttll on II "'·· Ul ,...., touthwett· ~ "" HI. J lfl, 2 run ltMht, total oln. • lh40 ........ Coli pluMtlolnf, tl.ch'lelty , I!C, SaM r...,.... •o Four Wind• Nurting f14-2H-13414 . . ·-~ · ------------~-Medvi• ........ ..,. tot, locet..t !.- AttlnUon• Admh'litttt• JIOWNO c.,...., co.t , iuncrnt . I 111..._.. , • .., ......... ' t.. Meinttntnct tuptrvltor n•tdtd tOr 1 100 bed SNF-tCF tadltty IOIIIMd W. ttutMHt Ohltl , Mull - 't ' v•eoe. 1 1tl v..- Cevrt Cell ~ eu.....,301 or 441· 1171 ... UJI. moult! . ltf:Wil.AD fth . • 14-2'11· ""'' ... "' a-.. ,.......... -eJ ttn ntWf\' r~ 1bdr : ~. ...- - .. 1••' 1-lH•. ....... ' -... n•., HottAr HT cUy Kftoei1 • tl1 ,100. Ctlr 114· 441·Mtl. " Sm.- ...... houte In •ultt rteJgh.: io*M411 ) 1ft ....., Mtlffto;'J rOOf'ft, I&Rctlen wlllll ....... WI ,, , .14.• siiadCI --....... ltrtt ........r too.-··"-· . . AI ...... C #tl; CARPEIITEit SEIYIC£ h••·otntat. a+r. ,,.,, ~ncnd poe~ , .. 01, .. eo•.,...... au. t4t·IM6 I••• TIANS.SSIONS 3 Wr , 2 blttit. , .. Stle I""" ., ......- 949·1111 .... -..,- ..., Hom., for Mutt ~ · t , ...., ...... IA&UI na-101110r, • · 31 hotnt· l4 "'"' cr .. k .. ... IIOIISt ..... Jhtl ·fri. liNGO "' ' 1,·I 1•" ,) 11'" ' I" tftrintl G....-nm.m jobt· your 0'*' h.. r..fiP'Mtl . ....." .... 1 -12 - .• . . .. ' YOUNG'S PG fOil, CAlM p~kt fur '83 model ltt'llll new• uHd etrl Smith luH:Ik-Pont+.c , 1111 Eut•n A.e . Cialt+peije, CtM 814-,. UI· <lOint, 111(Qf Cl.lrtfii'IC'/ Top prl· Ctrs. Ed Burkett Barber Sh o p. 2nd. Ave M l ddl~pofl, Oh . 614· ~llr lfkl, AUTOMATIC lttRU If AYI. Retrmn Now Sourhoastem Bus tnels Collagu Call 6 14 446 IHI O...t Johnton 614-«t-3171 ...... dolly fold, oolno rlngt. jewehy, slerllnv wa~~r , o ld lle4Car or Ph ,_Old OM J.J f.lfl SIGAIASIU. Schools Instruction Wt'l Sill YM A . . hnhr Clill ....... ,.., ,. .... ·····1756 .... "'·".. " "I,_. " " ' • Wtlll ' ' " ' 4· t liP 15 tAeM fi'AII for ..,...... Oart wtth over 1, 000 ltnNJt of UD WOOD IIWIS _.. ...... a... rewed awey . ....... IOOIMG,, .__...,. IIH111• . .ISM. I'll. ., • Mfob&t. altildrtnt lhof Ctn II. Itt. U, l'tMttt,.y. Oil '"Fret Eltlmlttt" IIMTliEPAIB Will dD tmt ll light cl-anmg tor your business MaJ~Ino Mat · thuws, 614-742 2002 Wanted To Buy eo..,.clllt14 ·311·2437 ,.,...,. Isis .... ,.... W • - · • ••• 9 uu .,,.,.., ..... SIDIH CO. 20-· Have room In Pnvale Care Home for 2 eld eri'J pat ients Reaaona · b!e tflles 15 yr. ex pet~en ce Spoc1al dtets Good Care Ca. 61 4 p256 ·6509 ht . April 3 te TUNsaiSSIOII · .BISSELL .. , _ bdrt'llltel'. UU CGLUCT: Situation's Wanted W4. 8-00till600 f'*"- "MOlD! NO • llrYia 491U St. lt. 124 ladnt, Ohle 41771 •Yif\'l 1101111 •atYIIll• -...G OJtOWIIIN INSUlATION S.li OLO o•JUTAL AUGI CUSTOM: ·~NINO Automotlvn lepalr CUSTOM IUilT GARAGES . . . . _ lltrllt Ph.. (61 ·----- SANDY'S AUTO SALES GUT¥ REPAIR Pll. tU-2772 i-11 -17·1 mo. 1304 Mudow· brook Drtve, Thur, Fri. Sat. April 1.3.4. New tift. Htrley SponhH lett othott thlnt•· Q.,. . . ·~ 1-Zt··· 1111 J&L BLOWN INSULATION Cu:+l&ts Outter Work Worted In home area ,.,,.,fc Ptrtt & Serflu 11W011MU • IIIUillll .2-J ••. FEUnMAm Hugh Y•d 8ele, April ~ . 3, 4 Porm• Pow•l& 's llarber Shop, GatUpoUt Ferry. A sin Cencella We pay cath for tete model clean uHflcn Jim Mink Chtv ~ Okls Inc ht• E,ttp•ett 614-UJ-5!41 992-2526 6:JO P.M. 1H·dn Fonn.....,.._ MellileMnicl Tr CMMt or AfiPOirohNol RUSS MOOaE POLE STYLE 01' CONVENTIONAL 12 Cielp htgum Only .... Now llolltrrul, W , Hot Electronic OrtaM Need people tor hght dft•verv. COO orders, mutt drets neatl'f' , 1'111ve own transptJnetiOn, know Point Pleftsant and Gathpotis ar ea Apply In person 230 Mtun, St .. POm~ Plesant, W V1 MiN. Glftgt Stlt, 2018 M11r· Authrlr.. ,., htn, TYs, An'S.telitt Salet lnstaBatioa Stnlct ~ 8e..WII 'f'lrd Sale tor Cyst ic Ftbrotiltlt()naored by th e l egion of W.e MooM AprM 3, 4, 6 fr om t ·QO to 5 00 on Moo•• Parklna lot. At 2. P1 PlflltNnl QM11e Ave , Frf tnd I 114 lilt llritt St. 1 SAT.MGHT fldwy Choltt GWYSYRl£, OHIO IUY OR SELl . Ott ll4ilttrl... alii f1111ir lis Tlllts. H2-21N -. . Jf•• .. .... .. .. GUN SHOOT BOGGS SAUS & SIIYICE· U. s:IT. SO EAST RIYEIN ANTIQII(S Count, Commfnlonert Mary Hobatetter. Clerk 141 2. ttc 3·20· 7 c1m 61'061 SR 248 Long Bottom. Oh. 46 743 307.37 ot tha Ohio Revised 992-.. 11 Day or Night Blfborl A. HoMUm, Code The haorlng will b1111rn & Vicinity & SUPPlY Pl. 9C9-2101 or 949-2860 Depoollory a.-. . .. .26 .277 80 · ..... P"t Pliiaiii.iif .... ......... Oil. CUSTOM IUILT HOMES & GARAGES "At Rtnsonoblt Pri<as" T- ReO<>ipll B5 ,741 .00 Total O~burse · ments . 87,468 04 etofl'ltl , mile 1tems HI'IPPV H'Diktw Rd In Rutland. 2nd hauee r.n right fNk:l nsky' 11 YAW'f LIMIIR BISSELL BUILDERS J.l.'s .IEPAIIS ~h Men , womiHl Itt . 6 petite· 14 reg I 1n0 ohlldren 't ~T-h 81'1181 • ·-'"' WtodfHotr......_ Jocob- 3·4·1 111~1. 4· AtM'M lMtftorlud S.rvlcn & l'artt ' ACTION TOWING· 949-9070 ., 949·20C5 NO SUNDAY CALlS "!,_. - liD'..... SMALl lltGINE HPAII 24 MOUlt TOWING & ROAD S(IYK£ US£0 TilES & IAmiiES l"ublic Notice prelldl, Mttte girls clothtts blkAs Flitter Price toy a, ftrephtc e inson Wlllldb\lnter, 10 metalsnei~ing unft. Phone 814· 843 5360 Prom R1clne aiS1bound on St Rt 124 turn lett onto Cr. 36 t,.v.l 2!-A, miltt to Sharon Rd Wtt.lh for t igns JAMIS ICIUEE ,. Public Notice Middleport & Vicinity &sr.g• ula :..sat Aprit 4 9 ·00-3·00 Curtalna, beds · "Fill ESTIMAfl!" PH. Help Wanted .......P.orrierav·· · ·· ·· SIDINS •Naw Rooftng or 992-7121 ~:g:= .M .... :.!.. 4 Family Yard Seta · 160 4 Chatham Avo Frl Sat · •lhomtlMndowo •flktpllio&ment Whulowt PH. 992-5682 ,, _ _ _ Oo ,April 3 -4. Crafts. baked IJOO~s . clothes O•shes. tent , new forma l dress, fii C 1st br1ck house on n g ht past D• bby Orwe on Rt. 141 VINYL & 6·17-tft RECEIPTS : .. ,. Jl p. rt. Otllll unu• ... •. aiM.IfllfS,_., 395 S. \rd 9~2-6421 •tl•apart HOUIS: Mon.-Fri. I to 6;• Sat. I to 4 -·-__ :':c::::r. at• acid biiiiiMIItlll ... •m ONlY · c""" Chrvsler-Pivmouth-Dodge ._._ ...... CIONijied pap~ ootlt'rlhe /ttltewmg •*phonr uolaen,.•. t:'v~• =:t.:l ...., ctrtl. . . Cll saw •u.oo . t:='t!..'::"' .... - -..... Wt c• ,..W IIICI recort rMiiM IIMI COOPER _,.,._ -- ---........ ..... ~.... - ·~rr. ~ .,. Family. Centenary Town """'-· Saturda'f APJ 4 first time Et•t•r outflta. curtains. bedap~ad a. tools, bikes. 9 · 5 . INSUlATION AlUBN~ ' 11 S IJ~ J&L BI.OWII 12 4, Pomeroy Ohio Buslness Services POM£ROT, otiO , Plymouth Horizon, 5-door hatchback I >cgrrr ... :: .~: :::: :;:: :::: :: I.....,_ . .... 2,042 C.Vocll llot>eirs .' . .. 4ZO ..... "1-r7S4 Harrlso n\'lllc Masonic Lodge 4ll will meet at 7:30 p.m. Sarurday ar !he remple wJi h work lob<> In the Master M~n :::: & Vicinity Sentinei- Page- 13 12 - (614) 446·7619 or (614) 1e2..acn · .417 Second Ave!llle. llox 1213 GaHipolis, OhiO 45631 Roger Hysell Garage __ _ ,...!IJ(III(II ..... _. ....... GiiiHiJolis........ . Licensed Clinical ~t 1·13 tfn , AATt8 Public Notice ,.,41 ..,.... 8. 9°/o &nnE API 60 MONTHS TAl DOWN You m~ / II Masonic Lodge plans meeting i Sixth Grade: CarriP Bar1('\i. F.ll.zabt'lh Down!(>, Mls1 v Havma n. J as011 Hurtman . Courrney Midkiff, i-ft.athE>r Paul~. Jamrs Third Grai!e: Nicoll' &>nll rv. Dorothv Le!Oll'lt. Bobby Mash, Malt O'Bryan t. G- .. _ tt;M.'I'I ... Public Notice lldmillc•d - Sally McKnrghl , Middlepor! · Drsc harged _Donald Str1 wss. Kat heri ne w~aver. Mary Crick· M C lbb man. "fJ 0 s. $75,00 Fffth Grade: Rvan Condf', HPathf'r Hudson, Jnson Wit~~~ Pullins. Shet1E'y Smith. YvNte- Yard Sale I~- LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Kr&~·sczvn 't r. Vt'lt'ran~; Mt"morial .G. CotnpUteriad 11wiAc Ail! Selection CJ Swim Molds - lnterpmi111 Selvices . Shllo Mo orl' ~lthrow Grovf>r, EMS unit.~ m~jmnd to 6 calls Six c:r ll s ll'crr an s\\'er('() bv loca l unil s IVC'dnesday. lhe Mrrgs Co unl.\ 1-:nwrgr·nry Mrdica l ~rvlccs r('por1s ,\J II. ~~~ :r. m llw Rm·l nr Unll took MariP Waldnlg from Ohio ~ ~ ~ lo Pl e,t sanr \'aile; ll ospr l al: Rat'i n ar1 2 :1;, p.m look Opal rummr n fr om Hill Roa d 10 Pleasan t Vallev: Pomcrov ar :1:42 p.m . lOOk n:rvron McUrov. Ken Rockhold and Chm: lcs MrElrOI' fr om !he sec or of an .rrc·idrnr near F'lve Poln l s on Ohio 7 ro Vei<' rlllr 5 Mrmorinl Hospi lal ; Syrarusc at 5: :15 p.m. rook C' la renr •' Poll s from 1hr srPne of an auto acclder!l on forme1· Rourr 7 10 \ 'clrr ,ms Memorial: Mlddleporl ar 8:28p.m· wenllo Srco nd A\'C'nur for Char IPs M cCloud who refused rrealmrnt : Mlddlrpor I a i ll · :1~ p.m lOOk Marv Wullare from v illage hall to VPtf'l , lfi .S Mrmor w l Lipscomb MallhN' Mu n~s. Erica Rob!('. Molly Toban. Amanda \Vcll , Tonva WUI, Adam Timmv PE'a\'IE'V, Christopher Rou sh Brent Wha l~·. 'Me)lssa Wha iP\ Brian Gil mole, Garv St.a"'k.>v. Donald Yost I Jt>!iSit>,' Jot>.\' Sal!f.btwy Elemealary ' Tiw fourth stx Wf'l'ks ~adln~ per\00 honor roll at thfo Saltsbun· Elml('Otarv ~ AilS brf>n illllOOnced Makin~ 3. ' iradf' of 8 w ab0v~ In all thf'tr subjects to bf M~ to tlte ,_.l v.·er.-· F.._ Grade: 8 1111 Jo BE\nti('V , Vlnc£'nl Brod('rtck , Ch11d FolJTN'f Jason Fre-ckt'r. ·Mlcttae-1 FrymE>r Jam" CelgPr, Mvca Haynl'S. 8ara LH. Macllael L:>lfhf'tt, Hf'ldi L?"ll'llr.- BOb M·Branch Markham. Melissa Ramsbu rg, !.abrlpa Smith, Jprcmy King Seoond GrMe: Be-tsy Ho uda.s hl'lt . Amy Jon es J ared King, Enn Krawsclyn sk'a WhrE'/N. Source~ lr~ ' Dall011. 7 Ancfr.rson • Four1h Uradl': Jarrod r'"'o lft'M"'', Jt'rr mla h Gllletlf' HC'ldl Huffman . AnniE' ' g1ad1 ng pl'rloc.l Jnt ' Mlndv Pa1ttr!!Ofl , T911va Wau~rl'l . Ct'drlc Mjstv frum . Mrron Van('r Timm y V.ancr ltUII Gradt:: M(llt!;sa Durbafn , Mlcha['l D'Aw~lltO, Tina rr.W,. R:obill Do.lftuf'. RUS4\o Ha nl~ , ClarPIK'f' H.atfiftfl Mf>h~a RPf'\•f's . JE"S· Sr-t.vnd ~onathan 't.ranrt hOnor rall atttw> Harrl80flvll ll' Elf'ml:'n !llrv SrhQOI has been announr<'d , Makin~ a ' grade nf B or abo\'Cia allthf'ir subj{'{'t" ro br name>d to th(' roM M'f'f>: """ o..k _ . _ Bls.-u. Ml•ck· CoMO!'· - - Grade: JUth GrurS4'r. ' • - Elomeot..., 'M'tE' fou rth six 'The uar11~ Ohio Honor rolls. bu l that he cou ldn 't afford to give the malerial and !he labor to the l ownshlps. Reber1s sa id the highway department also supp· lles the rownships wilh pipe at no cos!. U nahl~ lo ht•lp Although !he commissiOners sy mpa [hlzes wilh the Salisbury Trustees, a nd all olhc r lrusleE>s suffering from Jh0 loss of re venue sharl njii. thev would not be abl0 lo ass rst wllh du st co nlrol " Wha l we do for on e rowhship , we have l o b<' abl e 10 do for all townships ," sa id Com!J!Iss ioner Ri chard .lon<'s "and we jus! can't afford Jr." Jones !old lh 0 group I hal there ar c work s underway in star e leglslutlon to help loca l governmcnl s, and suggested !hal they co ntact slate leglslal ors ro make them awarr of !he problem s which townships ar0 sulfer inl(. Eblin said she has a l r~ady 1allted wllh Sen Jan Michael "Bur ll'lih rhe loss of revenue sha r in g. we still ca n'! pur down du sr control, " Eblin ex pla ined. E blin and 1hr 1rus tres qu0s ti oned if s~J'cs Ia x moncv could somehow br us('() lo suPJ,J v !his servlrC' 10 !he lown shrp, bwl ! he commissioners <•xplalnro rhal the sa les rax wa s pla<'Pd rn effrcl . ' P m• Prloe reducAd 138,000.00, 3 bectroom hou11a, l~tpt lc ~ fnepl~t c t~ , new e.cre lot . 304·675· 307 3 a h er 5 00 PM ' \ �' • ' '( Page 31 14- The Daily Sentinel LAFF-A-DAY Homes for Sale A1sumabl~t Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 54 Misc . Merchandise • lo an, 3 bedrooms. 1 bath, tamily room with wood burner, eat in kitchen, cenual&ir, 1 'h level acres. must sell relocat- 1975 Ford l TO UOO .OO . French Prov. Orettser & Mirror & CGrner Desk 75.00. 2 B&W 26 ' rv·, t50.oo. 1 Dretting table & sm. bookcase 120.00. Lg Vanity college textbooks· cheap . Kenmore automat ic washer S60.00. Pt\ 614· 4•6 mg, call after 4:00. 304-675 4460, 32 Mobile Homes 8508, for Sale Handmade quilts for ule. Call April 76 _ Auto Parts & Accessories " 2010 John Oeere'ditttl tractor· plows. disc $3950. New Idea Dyne Bounce mower 1495. Lite model 224T John Deere b1ler S1295. Hay wagon t300. Ctll e14·2e8-8522. CROSS lo SONS U.S. JS, W•t. Jackton. e14·211-146L HOMES KESSEl' S' QUALITY MOBil E MOME SALE S, 4 Ml WEST. GALLIPOLIS, AT 35 PHONE 614-446-7274, 1966 Skyline. 47x10. t2 400, Ca ll 614-446_.0 39 0. 1972 Culle 14x66 ·wit A 1982 Expando 1 2~t~O . Fire place. centraL air, 2 bath I , 2 storage buildings Most sell. 113,800. Ph 241)-5884 after 6pm 1976 Nashua 12x54, 2 BR , ·· large'' bath. 11ery good cond. Moving-need to sell. Call 814- 44&"7ee7, 101166 mob,le horne for sale. 111try good cond . Call 614 -256 1176 1978 14x60 2 BR. 10x20 porch. Call 614·446·0602 12x60 two bedroom trailer on "That was a Saturday night this town will R~ALLY remember!" 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 992-7020, : 1974 Granville 141170, 3 bed1 room , 1 Y, batht,' all electric. ' mu st be moved. 86800 OBO . ' 614-986-4367 . '-------------------' 12x56 , 2 bedroo m trllilar. Mobil e homes for rent ttarting $176 .00 and up 304·446 · 0508, 3 bedroom moDila home. garden . apace, kidJ. no pe11 , 304 ·458· 1887 44 : $2,400.00. 304-675-2670 or ' e75-8e13, : Mobile home. 1979 VIllag e. 2 ' bedroom , c hlltn . 8x8 1torege : bldg. · Rented lot. •s.ooo.oo. ' 304-e7S-6906, • : 1983 Mobil a hom e. 14x60, fii':C • cond, 813,500.00. All electric ' and central air. will con1lder 1truck on trada. 304· 675 · 31 18 : 111tt11r 4 ~ 00 PM : 1980 New Moon mobile home, • 12x60, e11pando llvingroom, 2 •bedroo ms . 51 , 500.00, 304 ' 675-7481 after 4 :30 . '- -- - -- - : 1 01'i50 trailer, 2 b&drooms, , fumistted with washl!lr and dryer , •port h. good t hape, '2.400.00 . •call 304·88 2 ·3326 . ' 1977 mobile '1\o ma, 12x60, a ll :electric, S6, 600 00. 304-676· ,2809, 33 Farms for Sale 136 Acra Farm with 26001b. loblcco base & 3 outbuildings. ..Approx. 15 ecraa farm land. Located on Swan Creek Rd. Ph. ,6 14· 268· 1774. 1 34 Business Buildings CommerciAl buildings for 16ase. Downtown Pt . Ple11111nt . Stofet,. olflctu A·One Au! Ette tl'l . Carol Yeager. Broker. Cell 304· 875· 6106 . 35 Lots & Acreage 33 acru: 3 miles wett of HM C. near route 36. C11ll 614 -446· 8221 after 6. 2'h acret of bott om tend, 11pprox. 6 miles south of Eureka off Old At . 7 . Good hom e site. C11ll 814 -266-1774. Lot 4· 15 acrat more-le11, Smiles hom city llmiu. Rt. 2HI. Call 814- 448-2460 after 4pm. 19 . Acre lot ; Wood• Mill ~d . , Huntingto n. Tnitftr Pad. water tap . Ideal hom e 81ta . Call 614· 664·8701 , l ot 120 fl . " 180 ft . Baum Addition . Chetlllt Townaf\ip. All utilities available. Call 61 • · 459· 9630 . Ashton building lou . mo,bila homfts permntf!d. Clyd11 8ow11n. J• 304-576-2338, Rentals 41 Houses for Rent 3 bdr . r11nch. ~ o dney Vlllago II. 1285 mo . plus dapotit References required. C11ll Blackburn Realty 614A46·000B . House on Texas Road. Call 61 4· 44e-0756, Apartment for Rent 1 BedrMm basic rent 1176 00 plut electric. Alao rtquirad a t200 00 security depoalt. CON· TACT: Jackaon E1tate1 Dept. Ph 446 - 3997 Equal HOUSing Opportunity Furni1hed & unfurnished apts .. $160.00 and up , referencaa Ph . 304· 676-7738 or 304 ·675 6104 A·1 Reel Eatate. 16 Court Street. 2 BR . 1% baths, w / w carpet. co mplete m(]dern kitchen , gas heat. well insulated, wired t or phone & cable t..-, apeclous , parking in rear, patio. ill376 / mo. plus utllltlet. Deposit . References required. N o pets. Call614·446· 4928. Furnished Efficiency. ill 150. Utilhin pd . Single Share bath. 607 2nd, Gallipolis. Call 4464416 after 7pm. 740 2nd Ave .. 1 BR . ..1.86. Deposit requited . Call 614 ·446· 422 2 between 9&6. 1 BR . grpund floor apartment. A.ll utilities paid. Nur McOo· nelda. Call614·446-7026 . New apartment · completely furn . Ref. & Dep 1 or 2 adulta only Call 614-446-0338 Spacious 2bdr apt., C A., water p11id. Near Pina Hut , Gallipollt. Ph. 814-44e-,7025, Unturnithud apt .: 4 rms . & beth . 1st lloor with yard. Ref. & Sec . Dep. Ca ll 614· 446·0444 . 2 bdr .. all utilities pflid exce pt elec.. furn . or untum ., 18C. deposit required. Convenie nt location. Call614-446·8568 or 614-446·4778, Furni1hed 2 bdr .. AC, be11 utlful rl\ler view in Kanauga . HUO ec::cepted. Foster Mobile Home P11 rk . Call 614- 4"6· 1602. Partly re modeled, 2 bdr mobile home. 1 mile out of Gallipolis on 688 Ca ll 614-446 .6463 or el 4-446-1323, 61 4·40·4607 o• 44e-2802, Gra cious living. 1 and 2 bad· room apartments at VIllage Manor and Rlvaraida,. Apart· menta In Middleport . From 8216. includ ing utilities. Call 814-992-7787. EOH, large 2 bedroom apartment In Middlepon , wuher and dryer hooltup , partially furnished . Pay own utilitia1. •186 . per month. Cell 614·992· 2381 dRY• or 614· 992 ·2609 evenings. 1 bedroom apartment in Middle· port , all utillt iea paid. t21 0 . per month . Call 614 · 992-6763 , One and two bedroom turn i1hed aptt tor rent In Middleport. All utilities p11 id Call 614-992 · 5084 Ftunlahed and unfurnished apartmont for rent. 814-992 · 5434 or 304.882-21586 . APARTMENTS. mobile home.. houses. Pt. Plet~ un t and GaiUpoUa. 614·446 -8221 Large apt on Vitmd St, depotit required. phone 304· 896-3460 Otfice Spa ce tor Rent . h cellent lor Attorneya, Accountaf\t. etc. Close to Court House. Call Wiae mah Real Estate Agency. 61t ·446·3644. COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, Route 33. Nor1h ol Pomeroy. Rental trall.,l. Call 814-992- 7479 ' Space for rent , trsller ~paces, locust Rd. At . 1. Point Plenant. 304-675-1076. Speciou• Mobile Home Iota kn re111, large recrerion lf'ld picnic area. free lot give aWI'1 · 304· 675-307llort.• 5,00 PM , lAYNE 'S FURNITURE Sofn and chalrJ pnced from $396 to •996. Tablet t60 and up to 8125. Hida· e· beda 1390 to 8695 . Reclinen t226 to t375 ' Limps ili2B to ill126.' Dinette1 8109 end up to 1496. Wood table w -8 chalta iJ286 to $796. Desk S1 00 up to $375 ~ , Hutches $400 and up . Bunk beds complete w -mattrtsaes 8296 and up to $395. Baby beds ill 110 & 8176 . Manrestu orbo• apr1ngt full or twin •83, firm ill73, and t83. Queen set•*226, King $360. 4 drawer chnt U6. Oret~ars 189. Gun cabinet• 8 . 10, 12 gun. Qu or electric range 8375 . Baby mattresses '35 & 845 . Sed frames 820. no & King frame t60. Good talectln of bedroom sultlll. mettl ca· binets, headboards 130 and up to 166. ............ Used Furniture: wood table & 2 benches. beds. & dretaer. 3 miles out Bulavilte Ad. Open 9AM to 6PM, Mon. thru Set . 814-448·0322. STOP· LOOK -SAVE Mollohan Furniture S. Applian ces. Rt . 7 North Qalllpolia. Ohio Ph. 614-•46·7444. 8pc. Wood Uvlhg Room Suite $399.00. Good uted portable & floor model colored TV's. Call 614· 44e-1149, Amana large capacl1y room air conditioner· 1B, OOO BTU . good cond. U26 . Call 614-4461119 after 6 PM . I:-::-:--:-:-::::-:-:::---:- 42 inch 3 point lawn mower 'Category 0 or 1. Both in excellent condition. Lloyd Bl11ckwood. 614·986·3806. Tony's Gun Repairs, hot reblue· ing. Open 9:00AM to 7:00PM . Call 304-675-4631 . Super single w&ter bed complete S260. 304· 675-8209 alter 6 . Rough lumber. oak & poplar S160 per thousand by the Bd. or 20c bd. tt. 304-875 -4412. Walkeria Wrecker. Handermn. Moving sale. refr1gerator t1BO.OO. dryer $)6 .00, beds S20.00. ttereo 11 75.00:-' miac, 2206 N . Main St . Point Pfeasant . Minoha 35mm camere, lenses include wide angle, telephoto. 10om and 1 45mm. Asking 0275,00, 304-875-3184. 42 mch electric range. Canning jars 4 quilt tops. 304-875- 5398, 26 inc'h color TV, 304-875-2015, . sao.oo: ' 84 Honda Elite scooter $1 ,200 00 . Garden tiller State Man used ve"1 little S300.00. 304-675-5123, Model 94 Winchester Ciauic 30· 30 1260.00. lincoln Welder t1 26.00. Speed Queon clothes dryer t100.00. 304· 773-6303. Oulcetta 1110 called a hammered dulcimer ill100.00 firm. 304· 802-3110, Stationa,.., exercise bike S25.00, 304·a82-3110, 12x3 It 1wimming pool with pump , filter !lnd accetsories. Stereo. 304·675-61 08 65 Building Supplies Building Materials Block, brick, sower pipes. win· dows, lintels, lite. Claude Win· tell. Rio Grenda, 0 . C11ll 614· 246·5121 ' - 27e3. 56 Pets for Sale Oragonwynd Cattery Kennel CFA Hlmalayln. Penian and Siameae kitten•. AKC Chow puppies. New Chow puppies Call 814· 446· 3844 efter 7PM. Aopentlec::tric range. 4100. Two yean old Call814-742·2187. 53 A.KC Reginered Dachshu nd puppietalso 1 male Pekinese Ph. 814-448-7920, English Setter, Regi stered, good hunting dog. Will well or trade for glfn. Clll' 614-949· 2544. 8 Inch green Amazon P1renha 030,00, 304-675-3710. Antiques Old Oriental Rugs Want ed I Any tire or condition. Call toll hee 1·B00· 433· 78t?. Ouk, chaira, ttanda and other 882·31 10, itema . C11ll 814· 985·3805 . lloyd ,Blackwood , Sumner Road. 2 Pomeranian atud dog a, 10 to 13 lbt each, S60.00 each, CAIIIIhan't Used Tire Shop. Over 1,000tirai . tlzes12 , 13, 14, 16, 16. 16.6. 8 miles out Rt . 218. Ca11114-261-8251, • Pl ..t h~ cistern state appro..-ed, plastic teptlc:: tanks. plaflic culverta, metal culvert1. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES. J1ck· ton. Oh. 614· 286· 6930. 2 hydrtullc chain. t11cellent c ond ition UO.OO each, 1 talon h11ir drvar S60.00 Cell8t4· 446· 8621 Goad 90 day grain and fed halvet USDA Inspected quanera $1 .26. Cut and wrapped Ph. 304-937-2900. The Arbuckle Church Aide is now ttkklg Otders for homemade E11t"' Egga. A 6 oz. '119 aellt for S1 .00. Choc::olete covtred .fla..-ors are; chocotate. coconut. peanut butter, maple nut. Chtt'rf, 6 cherry nut. Call 71 AC tractor. t725. Runt great. MF 4-row corn planter. Nl 340 2 -row corn picker, grtvity wagon, 3 point h;tch wood splitter. Call 614· 266· 8189 al· ter 6pm. 8N Ford· Tractor, plows, dia.c. cultivators. boom, 4 ft . brush hog, 6 h . blade, S2800. Call 614·44e·8837, 7'x18' Flat Ded, dutl 1111e trailer ,S 900. Call 614 -448 6837 1fter 8:00 .• Vermeer 604 H Round Baler used 1 Seaton makes 6x4 Bales. 08600, Ph 614-38e-9832, 19BO Long · 81.0 4x4 84 HP, '2 Round Bala Feeder•. Drum Mower. Ph . 814· 2415-95157. 800 Ford tractor with frail mower. New Holland Salar, Man Ferg Raike • wtgon . Running glars $3950. Ph. 614· 28e·6622, 3010 John Deere Tractor with loader' U360. John Deere Plow •300. John Deere Trtnapor1 Di1c: t600 John Oeera 260 gallon aprayer $275 . Ph 614· 304-a82-31 10. 57 1---.,--------SWAIN , AUCTION lo FURNITURE 62 1967 Chevy Impala-Red with ' blac::k interior. 396· 325 HP . Very good condition. 11600. Call e14-246·9e09, ' 1980 Pinlo wagon. low milat, no ruat. 8660. 1974 Torino 1600. 1986 Pontiac. clean. $1000orb..toHer Steat1710 Chatham, Oaii'M,IIs. Ohio. 1985"12 Mercury Lynx Spon, bright red. AC. stereo, aharp, 26.000 miles, new ,.dials. Call 614-448·0312 77 Fireblrd. High miltage, ae· cond owner. t900. Call 814· 448-4913, 1982 Ford Thunderbird, auto., with air, 50,000 miln. Very good cond. Calt 814-266-8880. 1983 Lincoln Town Car 57,000 m,i .. he . Cond .. St.arp, 010.000. Call 814-367-0580 1§84 Plymouth Reliant, A/ C, PS / P8, cruiae, 80,000 milat, 3 point PoWell Tobacco P\anter. Super A Farmall with c::ulti'la· tor~ . Call 814·949· 2013. 1978 Cadillac, very good cond . PS / P8, P. teats. Call814·.a46· 7348 4 .• New Holland 477Hay bind . Exc. Cond. 304·273·4216 . 1978Trans -Am I· top, A-1 cond . 57,000 miles., whit• with blue inttrk>r, 43100, prica negotiable, mutt sel Call 814·742· Whita16 hp, *4,960 00. OPEN HOUSE , April 10 and 11 . Big Oiacount on machlntrt 10% oft parts. Sidera Equipment, Hand· arson. W. Va. 304-6715-7421 . &PM . ~ 03,500, Calle14·448·216L •ft•• 2372, ·1983 Flrtbird 305·4 barrel . W· Od, AC, t-top, PS , PB, AM, FM . Ctock starto, fl800. Call W1de Rain irrigation outfit. 8,000 ft pipe end fittings, 814-742 · 2051. 814-742· 3092, 62 Wanted to Buy 1983 Flrebird 305. 4 barrel, w / od, AC , t -tops. troS / PB , AM / FM / clock atereo, U800. Call e14-742-3098. "' 814742·2051 oftiH' 4,30. Now buyin9 1hell corn or e• corn. Call 1orlatett quotet. Rivff City Farm Supply, 614-446· 1984 Reliant 4 dr . station wegon, Deluxe, tuto., cc:. new tiret, 47.000 mllea. f4100. Call I 14·441· 2300. Want to buy Alfalfa or mixid hay out of field , ceii304- ~B•· 769B. 1 982 VW Rabbit. di"el, 60 MPG ., AM-FM CUMttt, very good condilian , clean. 13000. Want to buy pick up load ear c:orn. 304-882-3110 livestock Ouroc Boart. Bred juat like the boara we telted at the Ohio Teltation thai gained over 2.6 lb1. per day. Roger Bentley, Sabina. OH. 513·1584- 2398. Regi1tered American uddlebrad horset fOf tale. Good breeding, 3 merea, 1 gelding. Call 614· 446· 1642 ext . 478 or after 15 Call 614·25e-e4e1 , Young pure brtd Charlolt Bull for ult. Call ther 6pm. 614· 268-e855 2 Hone used traillt' with new tires, good paint. readyu f&r uU $1295 Ph. 614-288-6522 - - - - - - - - 'lc- 50 two year old performanc• tested Angus bulls with high EPO 'S , Schearbrook Angui, 5803 Oakes Road. Clayton, Ohio 45J15, &13-e37-4128 teveoings 613·837· 3894. 513· 854-3e40i, 64 Hay & Grain Hay for Mit, Round bales, CeH 614· 246· 5117. ~ixed . 542a, Transportat 1011 71 Autos for Sale Ph. 114-388-9780, 1982 Cflevy Citation. Good paint a. tiras, clttn, with tir. AM I FM. 1149&. 1982 Pontiac 59 For Sale or Tra~e , J2000. 4 cyt , PS t Pa , Call 614 - ~86 · 8622 . 80 Monu , excellenf1:of1d. Naw• exhaust, new tires. •2000. 151 ~ . Central A..,.. in Rio ~,;8~ , ;;:;;:;;:;;;;;j_;:G:":":d:o;;,C;;o;;l;;ll;;1;;4;;·2:4:,5:-:!:4:12:,;;;,~ .... 1=4·:4:4:e·:3:3:4:7;;: SNAFU'" by Bruce Beattie 1181 Mazda AX 7, B· speed,low mHoago Ph. 814-448-3231 . 1981 Chtvylmpala. 4-do'or. Ac .· tilt st.,lng whnl. cruilt. AM· FM . Good condition '2700.00 Ph. 814·4411-2113. 1984 Chevatte, Auto, Air, 24.000ml. t3000, Ph, 114· 379-2802. 1984 Etcort 4-tpeed. • · door. 50,000ml. U250. Ph, 814379-2812. 1183 ChiVy , CavaNer, 2-door, red with grey velour Interior. Super lharp outlidt. btra cle., lntida U2150. Ph . 614· 288- 8522, Trucks for Sale 814·378·2584, ' Serv1ces ,, 614-441-7a81 , 1981 Plymouth Tauritmo t4.800.00 . 21Sin . RCA Color TV 0200. Ph. 114-446-8898, 1980 Thunderbird 302 with +-. 1pd. auto. overdrtve. SunrO<lf, AM / FM / ttpe, etc . Qood condition . , *1200. Call 014 ·247· 4292, 1980 Chevettt. 4 IJ)Md , AC, good running condition. •1200. Coli 814-992-3971, 1182 Buick Alvlwa 2 door. Lotded, Astra Aool. 80, 000 tctual mil•. *1195.00. Call 114-992-5875, 1-981 AMC Spifit, 4 lj)Nd, power stHrinu, sunroof, good eond, U ,OOO.OO. C.M 304- 6711-3912 bolo" l ooo PM, 1985 Orand Am LE, V·l, one owner. low miles, g.,... kept. 304-171· 23&•. 1980 Bronco, 1200 mtrddert with 1poke. Calll:14-446-0602. 1180 tnet Aabbh. AC , AM·FM. bQcty Interior, good ongood belt offw. 814·446-1077. u•. 1980 Ootoun 510. 4 -. good 304·171·1119 oftw *• 1853, or 304· 4&8-1997. ·taoo.oo 3113. Formal . ballerina length . dresaes. co.at, att sin 10. Call 1111 l'lv,_,., Furr.' ~ door 304-171- PU . MUJII •=IRcal flll•tcb• AwiiiMI to 011 liW 1.,.,.. - ...,........,..2 .. "" Coli ., .. ...._,_ .... "" t- .......,, AM/ FM radio. I IO<Ordor u.. can $14·4444274.8-h• o~o~~ 8vo,_ uoo • no15P kl'otollod con 114·441· 3007. ' . ' - - I 1 t12.000, 304-87!-11479, rael on Yom Kippul, publjC8· lion of Eric8 Jong's 'Fear Of Flying: Billie Jeen King's • tennis victory over Bobby · Riggs, and Wa1erga1e's 'Saturday Nighl Mes8acre' , (60 min ,) II (!) MOVIE: 'Hero II lArge' [f) Tho GIQff of the Garden A lOur of lh8 spectacul6r rhododendron gardens at S1. ExbufY , lhe llfallme pro· jecl of lhe lite Phillip de Rolhschild , James Mason narrales, 160 min ,) J ® a 1]2) Tho Wizard Si· mon uses one of hla Ingenious inventions to .probe a dancer's subconscious after 82 1985 Htrley Oa11tdJOn, Softail . Lots of tMtres. h . cond . 2.500 miiH. tt800. Call 814·258- 1115, 380 Cl Honda. Ex . running condition, Looko OOOd, now battery. New pointt, ptuga, a. electric ltan, tlto n.w siasy bar. t400 or will t rade. -ctll 814· Plumbing & Heating :: ', Boslon , lin Slereo) I]) 700 Club (I) D Cll JIICII and Mike iCC) A comic dieo of a au&· pacted drug ove1doae OUI· ''aide of one of Mlke't res- THATS FUNNY. ,. , 11-lE RE6T OF IT 16 BLANK . NOW I'VE 60T'60\\E-THING E L5E TO INCR.RY ABOUT. convince a 14-yur-old greffili artist 10 dtaptay her worl< in other ways. (60 min.) (R) (I) Novo: The Desort Doesn't Bloom Hare Any· more (CC) Water and irrlgt· lion poNciet are examined ' CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth tnd Pine ~ · Galllf>olit. Ohio ~ Phone e1 4·446· 3888 or 61 4 · ~ 44e-4477 ' \ :;;=:;;:;=::;=.;:;==::: " 84 Electrical , ,• along with their effects on t & Refrigeration 1·-----------~- 1 BARNEY SUPPER'S READY !! OL' FASHION WE'RE KAVIN' MASHED. TATERS Ol' 114·241·9629, AN' OL' Hot Tip "''"c.,, Bao;Hn RMds. Dillard Water Service: Popla.' Cisterns. Wlll1. DeiNery Any ... time. C. . f14-446 -7404-N'o1 Sunday cells. :• K•wa ....l F· 7, gDOCI caftditioft, R • R Wettr Senric::e. Hort~lltl' .Cilterns, wtns. pools t1'lled .~ Formerly Jamet: 8oys W.ter ,;; Same rates Call 304-675 -r 6370. r rooat bOott, twltt throttle, nerf bart, 4'1:1: montht ltfl on wtr• ranty. Eindoted trtilll',llt~ . h · c..lent th . .. G14-992-7251 . •no.oo. 304-571-2191, 1111 Honda XL210,! bel1 oHer. et~c 1113 Yah1mt Venture Ro,.l. 10.000 mloo, 04.!00.00, 304SIB-3013. S hp luthHog. U lochmowor. lour ATV. UOO.OO. 304· n35321. Boats and Motors for Sale !! "'OU DON'T NEED NO STOP FASHION SKILLET 191G Honda, 260 A. fourt,.,., 1he soiL (60 min.) ®aCIIStmon&SimonA rookie cop hires 1he Simona 10 find out if her vo1oran partnor Ia oolhe lake from a Q!mbler. (60 min ,) IRI Myatoryl: Cover Hor F- (CCI Adam Oalgliuh ·I Colll14-4411-9114, 75 their son return to Indiana to escape the 'decadence ' of taurants; Jackie attempts to 11111 Honda Shadow 100. low tnllft, b . cond. M•ny axtrat. 304-17!·11433, can comedians, Alan King and S1eva Allen. (60 min ,) -@ MOVIE: '55 Doys At Peking' Part 2 of 2. 8:05 (J) MOVIE: 'Something Big' 8;30 D Cil CliJ Flml.ly Ties iCC) (In ~lereo) (J) NHL Hoclloy: Teoma10 Be Announced 13 hrs.) (Live) 9:00 D Ill @ Chee111 (CC) Woody's parents InsiSt that ~------~--~_, " IF '!OLJ WERE BORN ,. CN.THI5 ()ATE ,.. GRAVY·· . ' J .J . .water Setvice. Swimmi~ pool•. cisterns & wells . ·c.,q • 614-246·1285. .• Watteraon 't Water Hauhni , rettonable rates , imm~di-'e 2. 000 gallon defiV"V. c:lsternt, poolt, well , etc. call 304-57G· 2919 . A.~ -cw HINTIN' NEW FASHION COOK STOVE' continun his investiga1ion !hal Involves 1he 1rouble fol· lowirlg Sally Jupp, (60 min ,). 9:30 8 Cll Cill Nothl11t In Com· mon,PREMIERE Ad oxocu· live David Baoner 11 forced 10 uao ' hio cemenkerouo lither Max in a clienfo coroal commoricaL (In Stereo) 10:00 8 Ill illl L.A. lAw Van Owen 1Urnl 10 alcohol and • piNt to cope wilh lhe trauma of having been shot (60 mirt.) jln S1oroo) , (() -. (() 20/20 (CCI Schoduled: a report on lhe uto of 11eroidl bv hiahochool ttudan1i who onty 11kt 1hem 10 Improve 1helr look•. (60 mirl,) 8 ' e(MI.,.• ~ w..... F"""""' Kon Wl>-ons. N] John'a Service. s.~ Pticn. 1.000 or 2 .000 gal , - <It • .' ... 104-571-2248, "' ") Dump truck . . . . .. llmeston uftd tnd grnll deliw•ed. phone lp4· &'7e· 3190. " PEANUTS - . . ·-··-rod....... 1-------,-----" 1 ' " ... ........,, .... MuaaA. 1W0 101 amp ........... , ........ Mlrcufy ,_.., wllh .,_ • ....._ 1114 87 U h I p 0 ltery •' R • M Cui1Dm Couch" a~t, R-ot"Y. '" Nt, 7. c.-. 40011..-..n M Dl•n•don. City, Ott. lt4-2H-14?0. Eve. 1 Col 114--4113 • 114- 114·-3431. Otoon dolly 9 to : -1117. 4 ,30, lot, l •:tllto 1o30. Old lo , HW~Iftid. t 1 11 tol-lloul ..._........._ ... Will. lrOiint Mouuoaw'• Upholatwluo twving i~ - ........ -.LCII 'J;;;;;;u;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; - -lloo-. Co11114--- 11)1 1ft1r 4pm, lftytlme I • ' 10:01 , . t Ito fumlltn _ . . . , . . _ ~' 304 · 171-4114 for he,e llltimltM. ~ EAST '+Hu .51 _tA% • 10 7 4- Here is a deal with several items of interest. First, the bidding, North, after responding two diamonds, laier bid three hearts, supporting the opening bidder's suit. Was that three-heart bidforcfng7 Within your partnerslllp you may have an absolute rule, but my an· swer is that South is expected to bid on unless the opening bid was extremely weak, . T,he play of lhe hand Is tricky after the club opening lead. Declarer won ln dummy and Immediately played a dla· mond. East was right to duck the first diamond. When he won the second dla· mond, he played another club, (Thai choice was certainly better , than un· derleadlng the ace of spades.) Ndw declarer did best by leading dummy's heart jack West allowed that trick to hold Declirer played a second hearl back to his nine. Wesl won and played a spade to East's ace. East now played another high club. Jorclng dummy to ruff as West discarded his remaining diamond Declarer had now t<Mitthree tricks and could not avoid the I<Mis ol a fourth one, (II he played a diamond and shed his club, West would make his small trump ,) , +QJ903 SOVTH • +KQ .KQ972 +Ks +86 42 Vulnerable: North-South Deale~ East North W01t I.•• East Soutb Pass Pau u Pass ' PaM Obi. Pau Pau Pass Opening lead: • 10 Declarer fell from grace after t~e Jack of heariS had held. He llhoul~ have next played a diamond. Eai1 would ruff and South would overraff. South could n,ow lead a club and rull wlth dummy s small heart. Now . a spade lead, and East would be helpleu to prevent declarer from 1ettln1111 hla hand to . rulf hie last club, Declarer would be left with K·Q·9 of ~earts an~ West would not be able to take more than one Irick with hlo A-8. a 1D1 ,,_ ~"' !CCI Kertn baglnoto believe 11111 Anno It not 1nnocen1; Plltor atopa up effortl 10 eeduco Olivia when hit mothlr dial. (60 min.) ~ Nnvwate11 ~ =E: LMd' '11111 S.Vage . ' , w.( ) 10:301~·=.._., Joumlll .,_-~ 1t :00 Ill ~ <lt811J illl (I) lt.dceltll and . McCor- mll* I ACROSS 3&-Cublc meter 37 On tiptoes 1 Shy 4 Playwright 38 Ca~tlon Hart 39 Palance 8 Manage movie 9 D·Day DOWN beach 1 Camounage ' 2 Speak II Pizzeria 3 Craving fixture Yeaterday'e Anllwer 4 Coach's 12 Renown 14 Sword's concern 15 Tinker 24 "Wozzeck" II Presage superior or Llbeny composer liS Forbid 8 Chump 18 21S At the table, 7 Be quiet! 16 Lunar Cham28 Noted cow New Year 8 Egyptian bcrlaln 29 Tide Christian 21 Freeway 31 Simple in Hanoi 17 Mason's 10 NCO's 22 Greek 34 M~ors need command sun deity or Marvin 19 Growl 13 To he 23 Collector's 311 Part of 20Shade (Fr.) Item the USAF or green 21 Kennedy matriarch 22 Sherman's (!)M•A•t•H · MID ...IDIIUnhl..... Tole~. . • ., Mwar" 23 Rake 24 Defeat 211 Burn 28Common street name 27 Minstrel jokesters 30 River (Sp.) 31 Floor covering 32 Spanish "bravo" 33 Singer .. .' ' ' ., Robert 311 Elamlte capital , DAILYCRYPTOQUOTES-Here's bow to work It :, AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW Odd Couple (!) (() fn111dlna: Street Cop ICCI A took 11 a police anticrime un1111 ~ worlct in Bot· ton'1 bullet! lnd moa1 vi· o11n1 dla1rlc1. 160 min.l Houte coal, liplntona, and" pvtl Delivtrtd 1 ton Jim Lan._, 304-175·1247 r ~ 875-7397. WEST Carrott, debate two Amen· MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP 448-114U Cond, 10 'rOO, SIR , ---------------- ~ 1882• Honda CM460A, excellent cOndition, fun 10 ride. Call 614· 248·1005 evenings. 191CMtewealta LTD 1,000, lH£~ ~ 4·1·11 she's wounded by a would· be 8ssa11ln's bullel, (60 min ,) (R) ® Grellt Confrontatlona at the Oxford Union Two of England's popular comedians, John Wells and Jesp~r EEK & MEEK ~2~8~4::20:';57;8:·:28;0;3;.::::::::' 74 Motorcycles +so 7 1ian and Syrian attack of Is· • Gtlvanized corrug.t:ed Culvert: *2.35 ft. , up . Allsiz11. Fittings, Ftbrication . Day II nighl dellverv, within 1 50 miltl. Will not blli, I Undet'sold. 304·925-5211 , ........ • .., .......,. ....... .., triCOUMJ.,_zz,..,..n..t.t , "It'll seat two adults or eleven circus clowns... " j l WHAT? Starks Tree and Lawff.rvice.l GrHnar a.wna that il WHd tnd Pest Fr1tt1, llquld or grandula~. applicttion·tru and ahrub too.1 Stump removal anywh.,. with ~· out ltwn damage. For compl ... tree and lawn ctre caii3D4· 67S:: Truck• for Bale 1117 Jeep Comm•IIN 2WD c:plor t01w~ln­ 3041 86 Bronco II Eddie Bauer Edition, letdtd, low miiHge. garao• kept Eac . cond . 304·812·3208. 304·773· 5131 , t1.700.oo, 304·n:J.I321, •7a . Welnut ttereo/ record ~ervlce . Concrete fini1h. parlting lot1, 1' ba1ementa · any tile job. Stnio ~ Citlqn Discount, Alett Garfield.: 114-985·4•64. '1_, ' I 1 hW tov. •c conct. 313 euto. E -. .. 1978 15·p•nengtr Dodia van, 40,000 actual mlln, ;oocl con· dition. 13.000. ·304-812 ·3122. '74 Dalton l -2t0, good canct. ,et4·441·1138 o• 114·381· 9089, Pump saln pnd 815 ·3802 By James Jacoby November of 1973 include the en819Y crisis. 1he Egyp- j ~~~~'W.~ c:~~~ '.:~-==~~ . 304-n:~-&loo :. t1,900.01!. 304·175-UU Couc::h a chtir. 30 Volume Encyt:lopedil Britannica with bookc::llt. All •• . cond. C.l - NORTH +J 7 • J 10 6 +QJ9653 +AK .108653 • A8 3 Stories from October and f:l-f:VEN;> 1 1 0 Ktwillki 4-wh•flr. 1987 6 mtt ofd f 1200. Firm Call 1972 Chevy Camwo •975.: 1978 Fiat 1800 Cohwrtible $1150.; 1979Trtf'IAml2150. 72 THAT NuMSef<' r------------------, • A tricky hand to play (J) MaJor League Banball's Grelltest Hils: The Six1111 , (J) Ill (J) Our Wortd iCC) · ••P•t Call814-379-2441 , YESIEIIiDU'S SCIAM·I.ETS ANSWEIS. . I]) Daklari t 1986 Ford F-260 4x4, V· B, PS I PB, Auto. trans , AM / FM · / Cut, low mileage, tltc: . cand. GET ANSWE_R 8:00 DCilCliJCoabyShow(CC) Theo takes command of 1he household when Cliff end Cloir gel the flu , (In Stereo) PI\Y" .. 1$" Complete tho cbucklo auoood ~ UNSCRAMBlE lETTERS TO @ Jefferson• 7:35 (J) Honeymooners 1fb' Vans & 4 W.O . Too Cloaa for Com· (jJ Wheel of Fortune NICE I James Jacoby II (J]I @ Jeopardy THAT ''HAVE A • BRIDGE II CIJ Judge FRANK. AND ERNEST· • - fort - - ' I (!) TRAFES If we oould bring our dog. "Sorry," said Ilia woman, "we don't allow .....:!. In the zoo." UnStltlfl - Heron - Admit - Submit - MISS my DOG IWIUI excited aboulour~tercomlng home during spring break. When aha an1ved she hed, "Collegelslun, but when I go away I sure MIS$ my ." (J)~adWeak • . · A PRINT 11/UMBEREO tHTERS ~ IN THESE SQUARES Berney Mltler 7:05 (J) Sanford and Son 7:30 8 Cll (I) NewlYwed Game 1986 Fdrd Rtnger plck·up. 4 cyl .• 5 ·~ 0-0 . Ridio, white with red lnteriOf, only 5, 700 mil ... like new. esooo. , 9B6 ford F·2150 4 wheel driv'e, 300 81 Home alx cyl. 4·speed, AM·FM cnattt, Improvements I red with red interior, dual tenks. 30,000 miles. •ee.oo. 1986 'lifo'd F- 100 4 wheel do iva, 30d , •'' six cyl. 4 speed, AM·FM, charBASEMENT coal with gray interior, turbine WATERPROOFING .•wheela witf) Dtyton radial Unconditionll lifetime gutra~­ "Stags'', 22.000 mil ... t8000. tM. LOCII references fumlshe4. Call 614·992 ·7844 1fttr 15 :00 Free Htimttes. Call cone-.: ond 304·175·8300 doyo. 1-614-237-o•ea. day or nigh . Aogert Basemen 1988 Dodge Ram Charger Waterproofing. {lookl like Blazer). Red •.nd white; low milts, AM · FM SWEEPER end sewing machin' casMtta radio, power windowt repair, parts, and supplies. Pi.cf. and door locka, cruiH. tlh. 4•4. up and delivery, D•vis Vacutifl!l windshietd sun visor, litihted Cleaner, one half mile u~t: running boards. Must ull, new Georgtl Creek Rd . Call 6141 car ordered. Celll14· 742-2211 446·0294. : before 5:00 and 114·992-6764 tfttf 6:00 tnd ask for Dave. All typet carpenter I concrete work: lntarior, e•terior, remoJ. 1983 tht cylinder S·1ti GMC deling, Pttinli"iJ. roofing, · f~ pickup with stand•d transmis· · estimates. Call 814·446·8174: sion. Good condition. t2760. Coli 814· 742-2480, · fainter: lnterior/E~eterior-26 Vt4 Irs experlance. Free estimat4'i1961 Ford one ton V-8, 4 spaed, Ranonabla rates. Call614· 2A· flat bad, ao. 000 actual milft, &7e5, $15~5.00 , 1877 Ford pickup, new paint job, .,.c cond. • Tree ttump remov81, chain e1.99&.00. Ford' plclurp parta. 1enc... mOwing. mulch. 1had(~ _ 304-e75·3574. lhruba, tuliat. rhododendronar Don's Ltndscapes . Call 614J 1 1977 Ford pickup, 6 cyl, sttnd· 446-9641. ard shift, new like topper, - ~~ 01 ,800,00, Coii304·S37·2025 RON ' S Telavition Serwu;)$ or 304·468·1801 , House calls on RCA. Quati'rt GE. Speeitling in Zenith. Ct! 1977Dodge 'A ton , PS. PB. 318 304-571-2398 or 614 · 446~ four speed lang. IMd. 1987 2454. ' 1 Dodge, PS. PB, 318 four speed overdri'le long bed. 1·304-895· Fetty Tree Trimming. atuWtp, 3053. removal. Call 304- 871 - 1331 ~ 1} 1977 Ford F-1&0 Super C~b, RINGLES 'S SERVICE . uats regular gai. 81,700.00: ri•nced clrpente~. electrician~ 304· 713·6325 , m1aon. pitntar, roofing Unci~ ing hot tar application) 304· 675·2088 Ot 675·7147, ..,_ · · by Fi ll mg in the missing words L.-.1...-L-..L-.J..-L-...J you de..-elop fr om step No. 3 below ... · Nowthour 196? Chevy ,Dump Truck Ph. - One weekend my family decld· ad to visit the zoo, I called to aak ~-.,1.;_"--1"'';.;.,1,;-.-,r~-r~-1 G) Ill News II Clll CliJ Whoal of Fortune 814·245-9557. 73 I (jJ) 1986 Hondt Rabtl 260. 1,045 1182 Ford' Granda. good cond, 114-675-3099. 197e Wilder~ua 18ft, camP\:, awning and air qond , axe co'1· 394-882· 3108. • ,.• . . Coli 814-2!6-8887 · ET vists With comedian Jay Lena . • (!) M'A'S'H Ill (J) people's Court (I) @ MacNeil/Lehrer 91h ft. El Dorado slid~in tr camper. Sleep~4 '1K1ulta.ln g condition. t896. Call 614· 2288 aft• .15:00 . 1981 Ford Rangftf', 6 tpd., in very good cond. Ataume lotn. mil" . Call 614-446· 8306 . 1979 Fore! Granada 4·door, 8cyl. 1 owner. • 1000.00 Ph. n~olllo. ~------~ I.t I I 1 I' I hind why birds sing are slu· ' died , (jJ) WKRP In Cincinnati 6:35 (1) Andy Griffith , 7:00 Dill PM Magazine I]) Hardcastle and McCor· mlok (J) SpomCenter (J) EnteriAIInmont Tonight 1973 Midaa Camper: 19 good cond. Asking t1600. .614·256·"1235. -+r-i ir-"-l-r.i-1~. . :,.~- i~ i MA L p C ~-;...:...;:,;.,.'1::.,:,~·.:,..--1 : · song and the reasons ba· .. 2 I I 1 I I I a ~ 61 4-446·2405, 88 Ford F·260; 4000 . milat. Ptyoff. 61 International, 70 lmemational 1 ton. 1700 08 off•. Call 8t4·388·9822. 1978 Oldsmobile Cullut Wagon , good c:onditton ph. cond. ell 5:00PM. 304 -931-2681 . 304·458- s .... W-t 72 , Ph. 304-171·481 9. 4286, 18 Windows, 2 Picture Windows, 20 Storm Windowt . Ph. 1984 Ford Escort: Auto., AM· FM-tapa, wire rima *2999 John's Auto &alii, BulavillaAd., O.llipolia. 1979 Kubota Diesel Tractor. 17 H.P., with baclthoeand front end load~r . Call 614·992- 5875 . ., Piano for talel Retpontlblepertv wanted to a11umesmall monthly payments on piano . See locally. Call credit manager 1-800-447- ------~-------, after Tobacco poundag• 191 41b. 40 centa a pound. Ph. 61-4·246· Musical Instruments Autos for Sale 28e-6522 ' 170b. Colll14-441-2745, 51 Household Goods ~.::::::::====~~=========~ ~043. Pome11nian pups. 1 male, 1 femtl•. • 100.00 each. 304· 79 Motors Homes ~ .,e. "' 85 22- 63 DeCIPEP TO JU,T DI7APP!:AR- AGTEEN r.-l 6:30 8 Ill @ NIIC News (J) 8 (J) ABC Newt ICC!. -• (!) H-'• Horoea (I) Doctor Who (l!» (J]I CBS Newt ® KnowZooe: Why Birds Sing The ,ocouslics of b.rd WHEN OWEN WON fU"L. C~TOPY OF &ROOKE, I I I (j) FICio of Ute .. 6:0& (I) Bei!8rtv l:lillbilliea 1!!78 Coachman t9'1.! h ., contained. AC , C.refrae aWl· in g. ..-arygoodc:ond. $4200. ~~ 2S85, Conc::r.ete bloc ks all sizes yard or delivery. Ma1on send. G1111ipoli• Block Co.. 123 "'h Pine St.. Gtlllpollt , O..,o Call 614 446· 8:00 DCIJCJJDCJJ®ID(J]I® Nilwo I]) Big Volley 8 (!) Joffersoos (J) Squari- One 1V iCC) ® Secret City 304-675-2000, C1 1Mr .., HIA. 11'4 . four ocromblod words be· I EVENING 8ft. alumntruck toPper 146 .00. s7.600,oo, 304·895-3053, Moving Sale, 701 Cherry St. Vinton, Ohio. April ht, 2nd, & 3rd . 4x18 above ground •wim· mlng pool, antique bedroom tuite, new couch . 2 Quean Ann · chAin , living room suite, dining room suite, breakfett set, stereo. 5 AKC Reg. Siber l.an huskiea books, porch swing; picnic table, other items 10 numerous to Blue ev••· t7B ~ithout papers. e126 with papers. 8 wkl. old. mention , Nlca Hlettion of Fen· ton Gla111 Call614· 266· 6746 . Like new Sean sofa , end tables and Iam pi, dining table, metal werdrob e . Hoovttr Va cume Cleaner Ph . 614· 38?-0172 John 3010 Deere John Deere plows, tractor John Deere with buth hog. t4&00. John Deere hay bind t1350. Call 814-281· Air c:onditiontT. 21 ,000 BTU· Seers Best. l ike new. Asking t35J). or best offer. Paid owr Ollv• St., Galllpotl1. New & used wood·cDIIIItovtll, 8 pc: WOOd lR .uhe t399. bunk beds •199, 992-5858. ttcllnen new 6 u•ed bedroom Sultas. wrlnuer wuhert, & 2 bedroom t railer. coupltl, 1 ahoel . Nnv llvlngroom tuhaa small child. Locust Rd .. R1. 1 . · •tti· UI9, lamps. Call $14· Point Pleasant. 304· 676-1078. 441·3159, For rant: 12x60. 2 bedtoom mobile home. Racine area. 614 · GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers, dryers. refrigerators. range1 . Sltaug• Applian ces, Upper River Rd. betide Stone Crut Motel. 614-446-739B . 54 Misc. Merchandise t0x60 2 BR mobil e home. Ctll 2 bedroom 58x14 AC , quiet nelghborhood close to Ri o Granda. Adult• prefened. Refer· ence required. Ph . 614·246· &858 or 446-0239. ·valley Furniture, new & used . large aection of quality furni· ture . 1216 Eastern Ava , Gallipolla. Modal 110 Handa 3-Wheel.,, Btby goah, phone304-675 · Houae trailer for rent. Ref. & Oep. rflq 'Ad. Cell387·7220. 614-949-2424'. County Appliance, Inc. Good used appliincet end TV sets. Open 8AM to &PM . Mon thru Sat. 614· 448 · 1699. 627 Jrd. Ave. Gallipolia, OH . Coppaitone refrigerator *95. h,.,.., .... gold re1rigeratN e196, 1519 tide by tide r•frig.-ator e196, white 2 dr. reffigerltor t76. 16 Country living. 1 BR furn 'ed cu. ft. Chest freezer f160. 11pt: AC. Washer and dryer. no Whirlpool wather *96. Maytag chlldr11n or pen. ref & dep washer •175, OE washer t160, req'ed. Call 814-992·2607 . 11f· electric range-top & bottom ter &PM . oven $160. M ayteg wringer wuher Ufii, and 62 gallon hot Unfurnished 1BR . ept . like new . weter heater •es. Skagas Ap· thru out. Hefti furnith11d . 1tt. pllancaa. Upper River Ad. 614· lloor private. quiet t2815mo. Ph . 448· 739B. 3 BR unlurn 'ed house just out aide city limit~ . quiet nl'ligh· · Rooms tor rent. day. weelt. borhood . S326 month plua month. Gallia Hotel. Cell 614· dtpollt . Call614 -446 -6890. 446· 9716. Rent u low atl120 month. Modern 3 Dadroom hou1a for rent , Beec h Hill erea, referen ce Furnithed room. t 140. Vtiliti" "nd deposit requ ired. t 260.00 !)ald. Share blth. Single male. month, 304-675· 1900. 919 Stcond. Gellipoli1 . C1ll 446-4"16 after 7pm . 3 bedrop,whouse. West Colum· bla, $ 1'80.00 month plut deposit and retf~tnces , 304· 773· 6840. 46 Space for Rent for Rent 51 Household G~ods Furnished upttairt, 2 room• & bath, ut•lities furnished, clean . No pet a. Adultt . Call 81 4· 446· 4 room hs . available after first of April. ln~u ire at 918 SeCOnd. ,42 Mobile Homes New Sandpiper, 1 'lz inc::h diaph· e•1g;g92~~eel&~mp. S560. Call I~;::;.;;;;;~~:;;==-~;;~~:::;:.:~;::::;:1 :::--:-:-:-:--=--::---:-::-:--- about 1 !ere. 6 miles from town, country. $12,009. Call 614 · 10x62 Oetroiter. 2 bvd room. A-1 condi110n. $2800 614696· 1062 or 614· 696-1090 ; after~ U ·OO p m. Calle14·992·5e85, OAMI Reor~anga 1;H.ri of the --. 4/2/87 614-992·6096, & Campers ~, WOaD low to form tour simple word•. -1972 Chevy 't ruck front/' ei\41. good dry metal. .t176 . c.fl I I 8 '::~~~Y S@ \\.~lA -7lJ £[f~ _:..;.::..;.;.;._.:.::_·.: Ulto4 CLAY I. POLlAN Viewing Und a. Rebuilt TraMmisston}. All intetntlly ln•pected • gul· ranteed. lraatatiMton and pick~ ~ av•iltblt. Ctll 61 4-446· 09&6., Maney Ferguson, New Holland, Bu1h Hog &aiH & S.trvice. Over 40 usfS.I tr1ctort to chooN from. Aem1ngton " Special Field" 12 _& complete line of new & uMd gauge with Rem . Choke (full, equipm81'1t. Largnt HIK'Iion in mod imp. cyl.) New in Dox. S .E Ohio. $395. ~ngliah stock, 21 mch barrel . Call814 -992· 7844 after JIM'S FARM • EQUIPMENT 5:00 and 304·675-8300 days . CENTER . SA 35 W. Gallipolil. Ohio. Call 6t4· «8· 9777, eve. · Guaranteed Goodies! 24 inch 8U·446-3592. Up front trac· atac::ked wather 1nd dryer. Porta - tqrt with warranty Owtr 40 used ble Mayttg wash8f. Three 2 door tractors, 1000 toola. FrOII·Free refngeratou Auto· mati«: washers and gat dryers. Utility Bldg. Spl : 30'•40'x9', Flre~one Store in Middleport. 18xB 0\lttheld door. Service Door. e5333 Erected . Iron \ J 1910 C 10 Deluxe Panpott. Harte Bldgt. 61 ... 332-97411 . Very good ~;:ondition . ill32~ 080. 02000 Whistler Radar 175 Massey FaFguaon tractor Pion·ear car steroo receiver, aU with plOWs, disc, bush hog. digital dolby auto reo.~ene. Both t4580. Colle14-286-e522, used tor 3 weitks : $150. eacf1 614-992-7851 , 'NEW AND USED MOBIL E Televisio~ BUDGETTtarttmiuiona: Uud & . Aebuih All tYPW torque co,...,er· ters & transfer c. .s. Engiru) oYethiUI kits. Allison Trantmit· 1lion Pwtt & CVC Joinu. GU~· ranteed, will deliver. caah • c..,-y or, ln1tall Call 814-3792220 or 256-5877. 1 Ohio 15 . Pomeroy-MiddlepQrt. Ohio LOSER · r KIT 'N' CARlYLE ®bJ LMfr Wright 61 Farm Equipment 1987 2, 19 1, " I One letter slands for another. In tbls salflple A is used for the three L's, X tcir the two O's, etc. Single letters, apilstrophes the length and fonnation of the words a.re all .-J hints. Each day the code letters are different. ." CRYPTOQUOTE p SBKC p c Y T P. UKPAHKD y F p Q K U D T G Y V K. . B RM R u ...'' APVVM KC U R D K p QP D J c M U S P R C Yaterday'l ' Cryptoquote: A FELWW WHO IS ALWAYS DECLARING HE'S No -FOOL USUALLY HAS HIS SUSPICIONS, - WILSON MIZNER ' ', �r • : PJige-'16-The Daily Sentinel .. E'lderl.v woman dies in fire ' TOI.E[)O 1UP)t - A Toledo woman died Wednesda y when her clot hing anq a chair she wa s sl11ing on caughl fire In her home. Authorities said Margar~t Gra nt . 82. was dead _at the sren(1 • Th e fi re wa s discovered by a family memper who said he heard a smok<.' alarm and.tl lscovercd the fire in the.Jiving roo.tn. sa id Robert Sc hwanz!, deputy fire chief. Sc hwam ! sa id inrcst igators found clgarett~s and an ash try nr xt to lhf' ch<J ir. ParerJt.~ file .mil agaimt schools TOL.EDO 1UP I t - A'groupofparenls has filed a su it on behalf of their children agains t- the Toledo Public School system. claiming edu cators shou ld place students In special edu cation classes, offi cials said Wednesday . Th e suit , fil ed In U.S. Di slrlcl Court, claims school officials discriminate aga inst st ud en ts who have learning disabilities . The Advocates for Basic Legal Equalit y asked the court to certify the suit as a class action. · The parent s arc asking the ro urt to order school offi cials to (•slabllsh a plan to tes t th e children for learning disa bilities and to pla ce them In special cl asses. Thoma s Zy lak. a lawyer for the parent s. sa id the school district deprives handicapped chi ldren of an oppropriale education by not providing enough m oney for spec ial classes. Marvin Warner:~ bond reduced CINCINNATI 1UP It - A court has reduced former Hom<' Stat e Savings Bank owner Marvin Warner 's bon.d from $22 million to $.'i million. Attorne~for Warner, who had said there was " no>way" he could post he or iginal $22 million bond, sa id th ey were trytng to galher th money needed for the lower bond ordered Wednesday by the Ohio 1st District Court of Appellls. Warner was jailed Monday after Hamilton County Common Pleas-Court .Judge Ri chard Niehaus ordered a $22 million bond. The bond was se t after Niehaus had sentenced Warne r to .1v, yea rs In prison ani! ordered him to make res titution of $22 million. Warner was convletrd of Illega lly fu nneling his bank depositors· money to a sham sec.ur lllcs firm . Home Stat(• lost $144 in the dea l and the bank co llapsed two yea r s ago, tri ggering the bigges t banki ng cri sis In Ohio history. Celeste name.~ judge~s successo!" COLUMBUS 1 UP II - Hamilton Cou nty Municipa l Court .JudJtc Jack Sherman Jr. has been named judge of Hamilton County Common Pleas C'ourt .for a two-year term, succeeding .Jtidgc Simon L. Leis JC': wh o resigned. Gov. Ri chard F. Celes te announced the appointment Wednesday. . . Sherman. 4 ~. has served on the municipal court since 1~81 and Is aformcr assistant clt.v prosecutor-lor Cincinnati and a former assista nt stat<' att orney general. Celcstt' said he will name Nadine L. Allen. Cincinnati attorney, to Sherman 's position on the municipal bench . She will have to r un In November for the bal ance of the term. which expires in .la nuary 1990. 'A llen. :li . . cr ved on the municipal court bench from Dcrcmbcr 1984 to NovembC'r 1985 and Is a former assistant city solicitor for Lin col n Height s. One player's ticket .nets Super Lotto prize . C'LF:VE:L AN[l r UP I I - On<' pla)•er pick ed 1111 six numbers in Ohio's Super Lo tt o drawing Wedncsd<IY night 10 become r llglb lc to clulm as:. million j ackpot. The ldrnt it\· of the pla~-cr will be ann ounced aft er the winning ticket is ,·alidatrd at a regional · 1o11er~· o!ficr. a Iotter)' com misslon spokPsmruJ said today . The winning numbers were i. l!i. 29. ·1> ''I und "" · . ~- ... Thl' player "'1 11 receive t hr winnlngs In ~~~ annual pre· tax pa yments of $2:•1l.OtHJ. the spokes- man sa id. In addit ion to the ]arkpot winner. l:li pla,1·ers selec ted fi ve of the numbers to win $f>80 ear h. Also . .'>,921 pla,·ers chost' four or the numbers to win $o2 apiece. There were 101, 7.11i tic kets sold that listed three of the numbers. Those tlckct s arc worth$~ each. Ticket sales for the weekly drawln~ totaled $4,89!,829, with a prize payout tot al in g $.'i,692.0ii0. The jackpot lor ncx t Wcdncsda)•' s drawing will be at lea:a $5 million . Ohio, area weather scen.e . South ('••ntrlll Ohio · Variable cloudln!'ss tonight . with 11 chanrl' of snow flurries · and a low between 2!i and :10. Partir r loud1· Frldil\', with 11ighs ncar 4n. · · The probabili t.v of p reei pit<~ tion Is :~1 percen t tonight and 211 percent Frida~· - " Winds will be from WI'S I 10 nor th west at Ill to 20 mph tonight. Ohio Ext~nded Forec11st Snturd11y through Mondny . F ai r through the period. wtth highs ran~lng fi'Om the mid .10s to, the mid 40s Saturda y. _mos tly In th<' 40s Sunday , and m the 511s . M?nday : Ove.rnlght lows mostly wtfl br In the 20s curly ~atu1da.v. rang~ n g from the ml~. 20s .'o the mid .lOs Sunday mornmg , and In the ~Os early M onday. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio.. BETHEL 1 UPI I - The man who completed his solo walk around Earth Wednesday says his nex t lask will be to remind people '' thi s is o com passionate world." Sieve Newrn'an, 32, completed his 22.000-m ile· trek by returning to th e arms of .his mother In his hometown, ·about35 miles east of Cincinnat i. Wearing a large bac kpack with an American flag on th l' ba r k. was accompanied by hundreds o.f people as he walked the last mile down Main Street. According to .the Guinness Book or World Records, no one has ever completed walk around the world alone. II took Newman four years to the day , four pairs of hiking boot s and roughly 40 million steps to comp lete the walk . ·.Newman passed through 20 co untries OJI his trek. He began by walking to Boston. where he fl ew to Irel and ani:! wa lked through Europe. stopping briefly in Africa . From th ere, he flew back to Yugoslavia and wa lked through Greece and th e Middle East, going through Pakistan and India: before fl y ing to Austwlia. From Australia. he rt r w to Vanco uver for the final leg of his journ ~y. "I will neverforgetlhi s day, if! li ve to be I.'iO." he sa id after embrac ing his mother. M ar y. on the front por ch of their house. "Just as th e millions of other s who hel ped mr get around the wor ld . yo u ca n Include yourself in that." • He said there wa s only one tim e when he came close to giving up : Christmas Day 198i. when he learned that his fa ther . Edw in. had died on Thanksgiving Day. Newman wa s in New Delhi. India. v. hen he received thP news . "To kn ow s·our family needed you and they were halfwa y around the wor ld wa s very He Is charged with defrauding 'nine De!awar~ banks and banks In six other states of more lhan $240,000 between 198.1 and 1986. • H~ faces. up to 109 years In prison anq $5.5 million In fines If convicted on th~ 23 counts brought by lhe U.S. ,\ttorney's Office ·Jn Wilmln!(ton. Hess was arrestectMarch 131n West Virgi nia and Initially freed on $10,()()() ba,il. and then jailed In Delaware when ball was raised las t wee k to $!;0,000. Assistant U.S. Attorney Charlene Davis said the ball. was posted by a bondsman. He was Indicted on 14 counts at · bank fraud , six counts of mall fraud, two counts of making a false sJatement to a bank and one count of using a false Social 'Security number. - - ' April 2, 1987 Sf\nators· listen· to appeal for help · · .. :fum your · clook -ahead 1 hour at 2 a.m. Sunday . RyCHARL~~J.ABBOTT UPI Midwest Correspondent WASHINGTON tUPI) - Lillian ' Lemm·ens or Strongsville, Ohio. who faced . huge medical bills from her husband'.s battle with cancer , appealed to senators to make -sure companies cannot ' cancel · retiree beneUts when they declare bankruptcy. · ·"Please find It In your heart tb help us.': Lemmcns .said In describing the problems briefly raced by retirees of LTV Corp. · "We are entitled to these benefits because they wer~ par t o( our salaries .." a ( WORLDWALKER RETURNS HOME- Steve Newman waved four years alter he began a 21,000-mile wal~ ar'Ound the world, the first <•ver to perform the feat alone. He has earned a place in the · Gulnncss Book of World l~ecords lor his feat. (UPI) · - frus tra ting." he sa id . "But I knew I could never ljive up because that' s all peopl<· wou ld remembe r .' ' Newman. who stepped off his . front porch April]. 19R.1. to begin his trek, spent onl~· one-third of the lime it took him to ci rc le the world act ually walking . The rest of the lime ht> spent li vi ng w ith families. Ht> ended up slaying with one Melbourne. Australia. woman for th ref' m on ths. He said he accomplished a ll he had hoped to.' " ! set out to learn and fi nd out MADISON, Wis. 1UP! 1 - An out -of-co urt settlement reached Wedncstlay between Wendy's and a former Madison store manager charging sex discrimination could affect more than 2.1:00 women nat ionw id e. The settlement In the class action suit total s about $2 million and Includes $J.:l.'i million in ba r k pay for women employed in· manager-lev positions at Wen·d(s fo r at leas t two years. It also includt•s an undisclosed amount for Dorothy Kuenzi. who filed the suit aga in st Wend:.'s in Scptemb<'l' 1981i cha rgi ng the fast -food .compan.v rou tinel y passed over wo men J'or promotions. "Ot-hCI' women will be no1 ificd of the co nsent decree and will be given a chance 10 either accept their pa r ticipat ion in the proposed settlement or opt out of th e se ttlement and be given chance to file obj ections." said Kuenzi's la w)w . Michael Fox . Rutland furniture and Rutland Home fur· nlshlngs have combined th~lr grf)af buying power to bring back to you the public one of the be5t de1lls to be oHered. This may ·be the ·last chance you will ever have of receiving a $699.95 Oalc Riverside Desk abs_o lutefy FRII with the purrhase of any living room suite, bedroom suite or dining room . suite, at '899. 95 and \ Over.40 ) .. Years Experience . • •• Service And .Frleitclly People VISA Mastercard BECAUSE OF THE TREMENDOUS RESPONSE THIS 742-2211 . FURNITURE HAS EXTENDED lAD FURNITURE CO. II RUTLAND • .. A winter storm watch Is .In elfect lor tonight' and Saturday. Snow _this afternoon and highs between·$5 and 40. Snow continuing tonight, wlthslpU· • lc!lllt accumulations possible, ,. • e Ilttne 3 Sactlono, 30 Popes 26 Conti A Mul1imedlalnc.,. N•wapaper By KATIE CROW Sentinel Correspondent . Syracuse VIllage · Council Thursday night discussed the . possibility of patching and pay Ing of various streets within the · village this spring, weather permitting. . Council also discussed cleanup of property by residents to comply with clean-up on Aprll13 and 14. Residents are asked to take advantage of the free pickup service that wlll be offered . Everything but garbage will be picked up on the above datfS1 rROCEEDS FOR "TOUR - Rusty 'Bookman, FCA, accepted the check, which will go Into the Items such as refrigerators, dld left, of the Meigs Jaycees presented a check for lund to help finance the European trip of J.R. furnllure, etc., will be picked U(l. • S700, proceeds from the Round Ball Classic, an Kitchen, who has been selected as a member of an All Item s must be placed at the independent lfasketball touriUiment, to . the All-Star team, which will compete In an curb or alley .. Fellowship of Christian Athletes at Meigs High International Sports Exchange progrnm. Elderly persons not able to School Wednesday. Fenton Taylor, advisor of place Items at Jhe curb or an alley are asked to call ' David Lawson at 992-7351 and assl)lt.ance will be 2lven. .• Mayor Eber Pickens and coun, • ell stressed that charges will lie charged with transporta tion of lndl~tment as a pipe bomb, Fraley posted 10 percent of thc flied against the owners or dogs ,l l an explosive device In Interstate co nsisting of smokeless powder. bond· and was released. He was their dogs are found runni~K e, Insulation , clip- visit lng relatives In Cleveland at loose. Officials do not Intend fo commerce, mailing of an explo- galvanized plp_ sive bomb a~d transportation In boards, a battery. electrical the lim e of his arrest Thursday , toleraie dogs running loose In the interstate commerce of a fire- wire, blasting caps and a pro· Mathlne explained. village. arm, Mathlne said. pane cylinder. Mathlne declined comment on In other business Gene lnl· Following an investigation , what •led the Inspectors to arrest The Indictment charges Fraley baden, fire department member with mailing the bomb from postal Inspectors arrested Fra· Fraley and could not discuss any and chief of the t>mergency Shinnston, W.Va., to Mrs. Sherry ley In Portsmouth on Feb. 26, reasons as to why the bomb was. squad, told council thai a fire Rice In Coppers Cove, Texas, on Mathlne said. He was lodged In alleRedly mailed by Fraley. hydrant Is needed on Second Feb . 17. The bomb exploded on the Lawrence County Jail over"Thai's the point wl)ere I have Street near Baer's Market. Feb. 21 at the postal service's night and was taken back to to draw the line at lhls Jlme, Theflredeparlmenllstodlreet Dallas Bulk Mall Cenler,. which Portsmou"lh on Feb. 27. where he because we'd be getting Into a , a letter to the Syracuse Board of Mathlne sai d Is a major hub for appeared before a federal magl s- possible mollvc... Malhine said . c Public Affairs requesting the the sorting of packages and bulk traie, the postal Inspector said . Fraley, who opened a video placement of the hydrant. malL No.lnjurles were reported The magistra te placed Fraley arcade In downtown Gallipolis In . Mayor PiQiens Is to contacl . In the blast, Mathlne said. The on $5,000 bond, Mathlne said . . icontlnuCil on Page 101 tConllnued on Page 101 explosion took pla ce while th e • packa!(e containing the bomb was on a conveyor bell , he added . The bomb was described In the v ,back. C()Uid call people back next RAVENSWOOD, W. a. .-.Wit h a plant thatlargeyou've month, but II wouldn't be these Twenty hourly wor~ers at Kaiser d f th be people, .. he added. The layo ffs follow the tcrmlna Aluminum 's Raven~ wood Works got " len ency or e num rs. wlll be laid off Monday, accord- particularly pf the hourly emd 1 b and flow , lion or 32 salaried workers kind Of eb 10 Ployees. ing to Pal Gallagher, Kaiser 's h 1 e aur Inng · dep"ndln& on market condl llons. mld·Marc n a mon Y·• v R effort by Kaiser. The reductions direc tor of public affairs. < " 1 8 The affected workers, all in the budget fi gur and , a so, vaca- In the sa laried posltlof\s was the maintenance department, were lions, " he sai d. · b k1 h 1 "Twenty l•" yoffs with a 2,200 first major cut n t e sa ary notified or the Impending layoffs f 1 ac t 'ruesday . Ga llag her sai d. person plant is a very negligablc work orce n .wo years. ursum· , It comes and goes rently, the plant has 450 salaried Calling the layoffs "a fairly B so oft en," personnel. 1 1n1Y normal type thing." Gallagher Ga lla ghcr~ald, "( ut) cera In the early 1980s, Kaiser's said the action Is due to a lf you 'reoneoftM20peoplc(lald d 1ence · of . f ! that doesn' t help mlnlmlz.~ Ravenswood Works exper r eduction In the plant's repair · 1 4 000 Of tlon." • a peak employment o , . Sllua I the b d and rna ntenance u gel . r 2 200 h 1 d salariA" the • our Y an ""' He Sa'd " We've got 2,200 people at the ' there Is no target date 1 d at the work er s affec ted by workers now emp oye ". plant, and 20 la yoffs Is a fairl y for When I h" bo ·t 12 t r~tde In plant, a u t perccn ••nt In normal type Jhlng th at we do thiS layoff will be reca lled, and M 4 perc" ason c oun y, d 3 percen ' · 1 In periodically through Jhe year," add •"d that there are currently " hundrA·'s" of workers laid off at Meigs ounty an Gallagher sai d. "Sometime In ""' G 111 c 1 the fu ture we ma y bring .'!0 or 40 the Raven swood plant. "We · a a . oun Y· Ex-area man charged in bomb ~ai~ing GALLIPOLIS An ex Gallipolis resident has be(;'n indicted by a federal gra nd jury on three charges in connection wllh the alleged mailing of a bomb In Februa~. a U.S. postal inspector said Thursday. Dennis Oliver Fral ey, 3.1, formerly of 821 Second Ave ., faced a bo~d hearing In U.S. District Court in Cleveland this afternoon after his arrest In Cleveland Thursday by postal Inspectors and Cleveland pollee, according to Jim Mat hlne of the postal inspectors' office in Fort Wurth , Texas. Math lne said an indictment against Fraley, who now resides in Rortsmouth, wa s Issued in Dallas on Tuesday. Fraley Is Kaiser to _furlough 20 on 1\'l;onday c c . ' '• Spring snowfall hit~ southern Ohio·· • HURRY Limited Time Limited Quantity doing so prematurely and will be in for a rude awakening.'' But Democrats were not gloating;. they were joining the effort. Senate Democratic leader Robert Byrd of West Virginia , whose parliamentary . ploy brought the bill up for reconsideration alter the president had won on a vote Wednesday, said Reagan "fought valiantly ." "This Isn't going .to make or break I he president of ,the United States," Byrd said. "All does not end here today." Reagan vetoed the biiiJ week ,ago on grounds that it was a budget-buster stuffed with pork barrel projects. The Democraticl ed House promptly overrode him Tuesday, 350-73. arid the White House went to work in the Senate. .\ Village -studies street upkeep Calls for support FRE -FREE-FREE·F-REE-FREE ' By 81!0 NEWMAN WASHINGTON (UP!) ~ Having staged the fight as a test of President Reagan's leadership, Democrats and Republicans are now uniting In a campaign to soothe the sting from their override or his veto on the $88 billion highway package. · The highway legislation, with Its 65 mph speed limit provision. Is the law of the land · today fo llowing the dramatic Senate showdown thin l!'fl the president with his most severe congressional defeat. Thirteen renegade Republica ns under home-s tate pressure abandoned Reagan even after a rare la~ t · mlnute ptesldenflal appearance at the Capitol and voted with the majority Democrats Thursday to reject his veto by the barest of two-thirds majorities, 67-33. Paired with an earlier House override, Ihe bill beca me law. The final bailie capped Jwo tense days of confronta lion In which Reagan eked out victory for a ~omen! but ultimately was forced to literally beg !or one more vote and wound up with a painful defeat. He had been warned by his own party of .lhe probable outcome, and many Republicans f elt th e loss unnecessary. "The political stupidity of this was just astounding," one of the 13 rebels said Thursday, referring to Reagan's high-stakes gamble on a popular bill thai offered jobs and construction projects too polltis:ally valuable to pas s up. " Would you stake Jhe presid.' ency on a highway .bill•" asked Sen." Danlel Patrick Moynihan, D-N.Y., the floor leader in the fight to pass the measure. The stakes. though, -were set largely by the lawmakers them selves. Senate Republican leader Robert Dole of Kansas warned his colleagues before the vote that the outcome would "determin the strength of his presid ency for the nexl 21 months ." Afterward, Dole and others quickly backed away from such words. "This will not'have any Impact on (Reagan's) ability to deal wllh Congress," said Sen . Pete Wilson of Cailfornla, one of the 13 Republicans to vote against the presld~nt . " lf the Democrats are celebrating his demise, they are I '. allOws highway bill to be .law "But the. Issue was ncvt>r a Specifica lly , Kuenzi had risen to the . r ank of . manager at matter of particular conselntorpolnt. a fran chise that was quence. Thr real reason was that later bought by Wendy 's. shc·was a lt•ttiale mana!(cr and "Then . within two years. she · female managers were viewed was termlt\fcd." Fox said . less favorablv· than men ." he " They cl ai med she was termi - said . nated because she had fal sified As part of the settlement some ctress polic.v questio nna.lres accep ted b.\ ! l i'\. Di str ict Judge for usc by employees. They said John Shabaz, Wendy's. based In she had written In the answers. " · Dublin, Ohio. said II will make She claimed shr flllc.d in the effort s to boost th e number of women In management jobs. answers at the direction of a superior. Fox sai d. Financing Available 2367 Column, Page 5 V~to rejecdoll Spokesmen · .fo r the United Steelworkers of America, the United Auto Workers and the United Min~ Workers of America. told the Senate .Judlclar:v courts subeommlttcr Wt>dnes -. day -the)· support a bill by Sen . Howard Metzenbaum , D-Ohlo. that would make payment of ht-alth and li fe insurance benefits a lop priority curing bankruptcy. . · Daily Number 604 PICK-4 Video view . Ohio Lottery Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, April 3. 1987 Copyrighted 1987 what people arc really like. I wanted to show ·people that it wasn't such "a bad world . I The bill also wou ld r('(]ulre figured the best way to do that with unions before a negotiations was to put a pack on my back and bankrupt cy judge rou ld approve start out walking. changes In the benefits. The " I think the fact that I made it . Hou se is · eo nsidering similar and don ' t have too many bullet ho les in me sayssomcthingabout · leglslat ion . tho world. Manki nd is dominated .A UAW spokesman said other by pa ss ionate love." com panies have threatened to Not that he didn't havt:' some cu t of( lf<'nefi ts or used lhe frightcniJig encoun ters. He was prospect as a way to bully arres ted in Turkey. and In th e retirees into acceplillg cutbacks ou tback of Australl<l . a man in cm·f'ra gr. pull ed a shotgun on him. Free Delivery· ·Free. Set-Up Sports, Page 3 a1y Vot.J~. No.233 LTV Corp. terminated health and life insurance benefit~ benefit s to 78,0110 retirees after it flied for ban kr~ptcy protection last .Julv 17. Congress temporarily restored benefits and now is considering a permanent change to bankruptcy Jaws that would require court approval of any reduction In benefit s. as he entered his hometown of Bethel, Ohio on Wednesday, exactly Exhibition wrapup • -- Wendy'~, ex-manager settle discrimination suit ,Fraud suspect pleads innocent WILMIN GTON, Del. t UP II A West Virginia man who al· Jcgedl.l ' dcfi·H udcd banks In Ohio and six oth PI' states by applying for credit ru rd s under false narrtes pleaded Innocent In U .S. District Court Wed nesday. · Robert Hess. 60. of Shepherdstown. W.Va .. was rpleased on $50.0011 secured bond afler the arraignment before M11g lstrat~ N. Richard Powers . : I .,. :- -Ohio Briefs:--- --- Around Driver e.~capes tanker· explosion the worldtraveler , back home BOWLI NG CREEN (UP! 1 - A va n carryi ng four tanks of propane caug ht fire and exploded whlh: travcilng • aiQng Interstate 7'i nca r Bowli ng Green, but authorities said the unidentified driver esca ped unharmed. ln ves 1l ~ators sa id Wcd ncsday they were uncertain wha t cau sed the fire. whi ch occu rred shor1ly before midnight . Th e :lO.pound tan ks of propan e Inside ex ploded and burned. A sw tc troope r stopped nort hbound 1rafficfor.10 ln inu tes un ti l the fire was brought under control. . Por t a~e Fi re Ch ief Joe Amend sai d lh(• van was eng ulfed in flam C's wh(· n his ('n'w ar rived. " Th e Jir ~t three bolt Irs exploded befor_ c w(• got ther e, and the lost one blew as we were cooling It down." Amend sa id. · The fi re chief sold ~ passing motorist war ned the driver . spa r ks cou ld br· sc<.'n u~tler the van. , .' COLUMBUS I UPll - Stat e Sen. David Hobson . •spon sor of legislation to ralsc the speed . limit to 65 mph on rural sections of Ohio' s' Interstate highways, Is calling on fellow state legislators 'to support his proposal. Hobson Issued his call f<>r support Thursd ay after the U.S. Senate enacted an $88 billion highway bill over President Reagan's veto. The' new law allows the states to raise the speed limit on r~rallnt ers t a t es to 65 mph. By United Press International LUCKY WINNER- Dorothy Gloeckner, of Pomeroy, was the winner of SJOO ~ash liven away ddrlng a recent sale at Hartley's Shoe Store In Pomeroy. Presenting Gloeckner with a check Is Matt VanVranken, store owner. Winner of the store's second prize of a · S50 glfl certlllcale was Goldie Utile, Pomeroy. It appears wint er, which was MIA for most of the weeks In which It normally affects Ohio, Is making_ up for lost time. Another snowstorm was headed up. from theSoulh today, promising prob· !ems lor southern and eastern Ohio. Snow had already developed over south central Ohio by late morning, and the NaJional Weather Service posled a travel - ers advisory lor ', south central and east cemral Ohio for this after noo~ . · The forecas t was lor 2 to 3 Inches of snow by evening In the advisory area, with the rest of the state seei ng Increasing clouds In the afternoon . A winter storm watch was posted for mosl of the eastern two-thirds of Ohio for tonight and Saturday. Snow wa s_expected to develop tonight and It cou ld be heavy at times over the eastern counties, Over the western portion, a chance of s no~~: was forecast throu~ h saturday. , The storm ce nt er that will be responsibl e for this wlnlry weather· wa s over Georgia In the morning. The exact track of thi s slorm , still unce rtain In late morning, wa s to determine how much snow would !all and which , part s of Ohio would recelvC' t~e heaviest amounts. Prosecution's case take shape in area . ~order-arson trial GALLIPOLIS- The trial of William 0 . Curley on murder and aggravated arson charges In Gallia County Common Pleas Court ·continued Thursday wlih the prosecutlon'scase beginning to · take shape. Fulfilling the objectives outlined In Its opening statements. the prosecution' s first wliness of the day, Elizabeth Bellamy. testified that William Curley, 64. Rl. 4, Gallipolis, made threats about his mother, Noldle E . Curley. 81. Bellamy, Mrs. Curley 's sister-In -law, said that Curley threatened "to leave her, one way or another." · · . The prosecution 's next witness was Gertrude Lemons the younger sister of Mrs . Curley. She ·said that Curley told her that ·he was ''gonna burn the whOle damn place down" as he raised a lighter and a jar lull of gasoline. Another person wbo testified that he saw Curley with a Ughler and a jar full of gasoline, tbough ata dlffereat time from the one Lemons witnessed, was Deputy Sg1 . George Woodyard (ret.) . Woodyard .. on active duty with the sheriff's department In December 1986, said he attempted to persuade Curley to make peace with his mother. Woodyard said Curley told him that "''m not gonna leave anything but a puff of smoke" as he flicked a lighter In Woodyard's presence. Keeping In mind Its other objective of presenting money malters as a circum stantial motive for murder, the prosecution called Pat Tackett to the stand. Tarkett, a loan officer at thl' Jackson Pike · branch of the Ohio Valley Bank, said he knew that Curley and his mother had several joint accounts at the bank . Tackett said that there was eonstant bickering between the two when they went to the bank. He also noted that their last joint account was closed on Dec. 20, 1986 -one day before the fire that swept through the rear of the Curleys ' mobile home on Kemper Hollow Road. Mrs. Curley died of smoke Inhalation and thermal burns. Brenda Montgomery, a cashier at Fruth's Pharmacy on U .S. 35, teslifled that William Curley came In at various hours during the day and sometimes near closing tim~ tO play the lottery. She sa id that he would spend anywht.-c from SJO to ·S50 on the Instant Lottery and the Lotto. · Joseph Brown, an FBI fingerprint specialist from Washington, D.C.. testified . lhat the fingerprints found on the gasoline can found near the Curley trailer home matched thOse of Curley. Ray Ladrlck, .a chromatologlst from the Sta te Flte Marshal's Office, was shown evidence from the scene. He said that the test resulkon the Items • gathered rrom the scene ~hawed a dominant presence-or gasoline, though he said that the fact 'was readily apparent, even without testing, Allen Halley, a physical education major at Rio Grande Grande College and CommunUy College, testified that while he was working as a desk clerk at Ihe Econo Lodge Motel on U.S. 35, he smelled ' gasoline on William Curl~y whe.n Curley ~hecked In to the motel between ~a nd lO p.m. on Dec. 'l!! . 1986. Qt her witnes ses at the trl<~lln clud ed Joan Neal, a maid at the Econo Lodge Motel on U.S. 35 , who tes tified I hal she heard Curley 's truc k leave the motel on the morning of Dec. 21: Dale Hively. a 1 resident of Kemper Hollow Road, who tes tified to · following Curley's' truck early .on the morn in~ of · Dec. 21: Frank Kirby. another resident of Kemper Hollow Road, who said he was one of the first -to see Mrs. Curley's charred body; Linda Shaver. another resident of Kemper Hollow Road, who ·. sai d she heard Curley's truck twice before dawlt . on that Sunday morning; Deputy Sgt. Archie Meadowg~ wlio sald that he Informed Curley that . Mrs. Curley was dead , and that Curley said "Oh, • Jesus Christ. I can P£OVe where I was" and' handed a motel slip to Meadows; and Larry · Priest, another resident of Kempt>r Hollow Road, who said he noticed the fire at the Curley frailer • and saw Mrs. Curley's bOdy on the front lawn. 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