http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ec22377da16191aababd3c0138c0ec82.pdf fdbbba4654c07d767443159c08621a13 PDF Text Text 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. ' • ., �., ' . • · --?--' . . Commentary • • 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio ' l;IEVOTED TO THI!_INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA - ~~ sm~ ~...._-y....~d·~ ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller • BOBHOEFUCH General Manager AM EMBER or The United Press International, Inland Dally Press· Association and tbr American Newspaper Publishers Association. I.F:ITERS OF OPINION are w('lcprrlc They shOUld tEo less than lXJ words long. All l£>tters are subject toed lting and ll'JJSI be signOO with name, addresnnd telephonr number. No un~ Jg ned Jener!l will be p.: bllshed. Letters should bf In good taste, addressing lssul'S , not persooalliles . By now there can be no doubt 'that Mikhail Go~bachev, the new Soviet boss, Is up to something. The only .questlon Is, what? When a new· general secretary of the Soviet Communist Party authorizes the release from prison or Internal exile of Andrei Sakharov and upwards ol a hundred other "dissidents, " that 's news . When he goes on to advocate a teensy bit of "democracy" In the sel ection of lesser communist officials (e.g., giving Soviet voters a choice between Tweedledumsky and Tweedle· deesky), that too Is news. And when criticisms by half a dozen prominent exiles now In the West are printed In a Moscow weekly and the blunt remarks of such a wellknown anti-communist as Barry "Farber appear In Litera· tu'rnaya Gazeta, that, ·m y friends , Is news . We can ,· I think, dismiss ·the Idea that Gorbachev has suddenly been converted to democracy. Mlkhatr Gorbachev Is a prodilct of Soviet communist society , and · ~ can safely assume that he lnfends to.streng· then it and perpetuate It , and If possible extend Its sway still more widely around the globe. If by any chance he were to lose sight of those objectives, he would quickly run into trouble with the Sovle'l ruling class,...: the "nomenkl~tura ," whose Inter· ests it Is his central duty to protect. This powerful group briskly sidelined Ntklta Khrush· chev when i!e began to perform ,, The Daiiy By' DICK WEST · WASHINGTOf'Y iUPi l -After the successful launch of a weather satellite. the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration commen led that meteorologtsls were "jumping for joy from Hawaii to Maine." Weather forecaslers rarely jump for joy for any reason. When they do, It usually Is because a late season snowsJorm they h'ad predicted came lo fruition, Jhus wiping out I he fruil crop. ·When I saw NOAA 's prediction that a new $~5 million satellite w:Ould be operational In time for this year's hurricane season, I fell to wondering why the ll)eteorologlsts didn't jump from Maine to Hawaii. .Gould it be because a spring fever epidemic may be spreading In that direction, which. the last time I looked out the window, was westward? This spring's outbreak of lass itude promises to be every bU as widespread as the influenza lhat health cenlers were warn!mg us about last fall. Yel comparalively little is being done to check the $prcad of spring fever. ; Thus far, there has been no campaign thai might presuad~ us to take shots. < My worries about spring fever spran g from forecasts that a sick -out fly school bu s drivers soo n would spread from Maryland to VIrginia . .: If the sick-out did leap across the PoJomac, I worried, what would keep It developing Into a full -sea le epidemic. : Worrying about such things is a thankless task , I realize, but ~omebody's got to do II. Oiherwlse, we would ali be at the mercy of researchers who are are preoccupied with AIDS. ; The dire prospect s outlined above should engage the attention of ~ommun!cable disease specialists, bul It appears they couldn't care less about how communicable spr ing lever Is. : At any rate, I understand litlle is being done to prevent Its ' . ~nhancement. And those who figure Congress will step Into the picture are leaning on a weak reed indeed. : i\1 this point, Congress Is man· concerned aboul revenue ~ilhancement. • Wlth 1both Congress and I he admlnislrallon failing to get Involved, ~ow do we keep sprin g fev er from alfecling every man , woman and cnlld In the Un!Jed Stales'1 · Well, try saying "No" for a chan ge. ·spring fever Is even more communicable than AIDS . You don't liave to have sexual or other Intimate co ntac t to acquire it. A simple · oonversaJ\on will do. · ( Parent s may bring it home from work: children may bring It home · ttom school. All they need do Is talk about how listless they feeL The n~xt thing you know, everybody else In the house, Including meteorologist s, are fee ling listless, lao. ·: From there, It Is on ly a question of lime until the entire neighborhood Is languid. When thai happens, watch out! ; The next stop may be downtown, and spring fever Is no respecter of rtrsons. It cou ld slow down a hemorrhoidectomy at Bethesda Naval llosp!tal as qi!J.ckly as a prostate test·a! Walter Re ed Army Medical C'enter . : Then where would members of Congress go for prompt treatment ? •Hang Gramm -Rudman! I f I were a member of Congress, I would waste no time Introducing anti-spr in g lever legislation. iT GETTING EXCITING IN TV LAND' CB~ Jug,T FIRED A LoT oF FoLK~ AT CB~ NEW&! ' TAMPA:, Fl a. (UP!) - Eric Dav is and Kal Daniels drove In two r~ns apiece (o. pa~e. the . · Cincinnati Reds to a 6·2 exhibition victory over the Detroil Tigers . • . · ·Davis highlighted a . four-run . first lnnipg against ·. loser Dan Pelry . with . a two-run single. Daniels, who had a pair of doubles and a single In five atbats, doubled In two runs In the . eighth. which the world 's fatuous llber' als have hailed the ·recent ges· lures would jusJlfy. those ges· tures, If lndeedtheywere merely for foreign consumption. The pr ize. for the most exaggerated reaction so far goes to West ·German Foreign Minister Hans Dietrich Genscher, who called on the West to "take Mr. Gorbachev and his 'new pollcy' literally, with alt that Implies." What It Implied to Herr Genscher was not only arms control ·agreements but a Western readiness "to launch large-scale economic cooperallons that will help the Soviet Union modernize Its econ· amy." Quite a handsome return on Comrade Gorbachev's modest Investment in "openness"! On the other hand, few things that really large nations ·do are done •primarily for foreign con sumption. And that rule applies '{//1 with particular force to mea sures that are In conflict with the basic drives of the society. If Gorbachev's small and hesitant relaxations of the regime's dictatorial grip on Russia are followed In due course by others, we will be entitled to assume that what he is doing is offering carrots. to the Soviet people, In the hope that they will respond by working · harder. Certainly It would be the height of folly to follow Genscher's advice and shower Gorbachev with rewards for the few small steps toward "openness" that he has taken thus far. Nor will there be any reason to do so if he follows them with others far more dramatic. If he Is slowl y being forced to offer a modicum of freedom to his people in a desperate effort to reinvigorate a scleroflc dictatorship, he Isn' t doing It as a favor to us. and he deserves none in return. SCOTTSDALE;, Ariz. <UP!\Chili ' Davis ·belted a two-run double in a four-run sixth· inning to help the San Francisco Giants to a 6-fl victory over" !he Cleveland Indians. Trailing fl-2, the Giants led off I he sixth wilh lhree straight hits against Indians pitcher Rich Yell. Chris Speier singled and went to third on .Jose Uribe's daublc. Both scored on Dav is ' .double. FORT · LAU DERDALE, F'l a. iiJPI I - Randy Bu sh and Kirov Pucketl had thl'<'e hits apier6a nd Roy Smalley slammed a thre!'run homer Thursday . hCtping lh~ C?1t1~' ~QNO\'jf\1\ !!Jr. Shots against ennui? - I~ .Davis, Daniels _pace · Reds ·- 6-2 victory . erratically, and there is no . reason to suppose they have lost any of tlie!r clout . There are, however, two quite distinct possibilities when It comes to assessing Gorbachev's fundamental motiVe. There are those who believe that all of thes~ gestures are merely Intended to lull the outside world Into relax ing Its . guard and perh~ps even helping the Soviet Union In various aways·. Alternatively. It may bf that Gorbachev's· chief purpose Is domestic: to coax a better performance out of Soviet society by loosening the reins a bit . Of course, Gorbachev may have both purposes In mind, but it seems likely thai one or the other_predomlnates. Which Is it ? Certainly the enthusiasm with The Lighter Side WHoA! Page-2-·The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio April3, 1987 .. Not .a. favor to 'us._/..': ._-___,..____W_i_lli:-'-.arn........A_.,_,R_us_he_r The Daily Sentinel . i€1 CBS §TILL COMMITTED To \\-"---, NEW~'? I MEAN, NEWS Dot~N 'T MAKii / Twist to trade WASHINGTON - Here's a b!~a rre twist on America 's trade war with friendly nations: The United States has actu ally bene· filed from one rival govern· ment's exclusionary policy. The modest but potentially far-reaching victory In the battle to trim the U.S. trade deficit came when British Prime Minis· ter Margaret Thatcher slapped foreign students with a prohlbl· live Increase In the fees they pay to study at British universities. As a result , students from the former British colony of Mala y. sla, who for generations had gone to Britain for their higher educa· tlon , have come to the United States Instead. There are an estimated 25,000 Malaysian students In this country, the largest contlngen l of student s from any forel!(n coun· try. The money they spend on lhel r American education amounts 10 some $300 million a yea r - not a huge amount. to be sure, but still a ·btg help In keeping thto"> $4 billion annual lrade ~>\'tween the United States and M:llaysla roughly In balance. More Important than the ac· Jual cash involved. though, is the long-ra nge significance of hav· lng a developing country's future lead ers get their training In this country , This is bound to mean closer trade ties when the U.S. · educated Malaysians ultimately begin to run bu siness and government b ack home. In facl, the great fear on the part of Malaysian leaders tod ay is that their country could get caught In the cros sfire of a retaliatory trade war betw een the 1}niled Stales and the Asian nations that run up running up gigantic trade surpluses at U.S. expense. The Malaysians are afraid tha't penalties imPQsed on · Japan , Taiwan and South Korea , and if not constructed with pinpoint accuracy, could punish Malaysia as well. Malaysia has enough problems of Its own to solve without having to worry abdut broad -brush U.S protectionist legi slation. One ai- most poignant concern, acco} dlng to Dr Mahathlr Mohamad. I he Malaysian prime minister , Is widespread American Ignorance about his country : In a recent interview with Dale Van Alta in the capital clly of Kuala Lumpur, Mahathir explaJned: "People know T hailand, the Philippines and Singapore. But Malaysia is a country that is vaguely around here. People are . not sure where it Is. "It is because It was known as British Malaya in the past. Now it Is called Malaysia . So people don' t link the two- Malaya and Malaysia. You cim have the Himalayas In India. You can have Mall and Malawi in Africa. So when people say Malaysia, they ca n't place it. A lot of people say it Is in China. And some people think il'!s In Africa. So we suffer from hi s anonymity sometimes." More serious than Its Identity problem Is Malaysia's economic predicament . For years its commodities exports gave the coun· try a healthy 8 .Percent annual growth rate . But the ~arid demand has dropped drastically for Malaysia's products : rubber, tin, oil and other raw materials . The rise In synthetics and the drop In petroleum prices have dealt a drastic blow to thl' Malaysian economy, which grew only 1 percent last year. Mahathlr's solution to the problem has been to push his coun\ry Into labor-Intensive rna· nufacturing. "We want to go Into certain areas that we think arena longer economical in developed countries ... because of the high cost of labor," Mahathlr e.x · plalned. "That is why our electronfcs Industry has picked up tremendously . Malaysia is the third biggest exporter of micro· chips In the world . after· the United States and Japan." Malaysians have another ven· lure that they hope will put their country on the world trade map: a car called lhe Prolan Saga, planned for introduction soon In the U .S. market. oF MoNE'I / / . . ~ ' will enable homeless people to afford shelter. (Similar lawsuits are ·pending In New York, Cali fornia·, Colorado: Wyoming and other states. l · Under a revised formula, faml · lies living in , private housing would receive AFDC payments ranging from $864 to $926 per month, while families living In public housing would get $645 monthly . Grabau 's ruling Is being ap· pealed by the state - which continues to pay $1,940 per month for each of 500 homeless families " temporarily" housed In hotels and motels . Meanwhile, Haze l Word con · tinues to sParch for an apartment to l)ouse her homeless family. "When the kids ask me when we're going to move Into an apartment, I'm speechless," she says. "I ge so tired of walking." She adds: " You know what I dream about? About cooking dinner at home for my kids ." . ENTERS DRUNG TREATMENt CENTEH- New Vnrk Mets pitulwr Dwig-ht Hood en p~rrs out oflhe automuhlh! I hat pickt!d him up at his par ents home Thursday and ' took him to the Tampa lnternaponal Airport. Goo~en will cnh'r a medical counseling pro~ram to evaluate possible drug ahus<' problems. (UP!) Scoreboard ... \ ·\'\' h Majors I • I'd . '711 '" ' , l,"f9 ' ' " " "t:. l' hll :tdl'ljthl a I' Ut .. hllrl:-11 . l 'hin tl:"" l.u .. \n o::d ••, llun .. l n n I~ .:1"!"! 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OutfleldCI' Gary Rornicke reachl<d on the first Pen a enor , ~ nd sro rrd after s\n glps by 1 • : I, . ..... ~ · ' ...... ' . ~.' Dale Murphy and Ken Griffey for I he third run of thP Inning. TEMPE: Ariz . <UP! I - Char· ·, lie O'Brien ilf.Jtcd a home run in , · the eighth Inning and Jim Pa clo- : l"ek added a solo shot in the nlnlh · to lead the M!Mauk!'c Brewers to< a 7·5 victory over the Seaitle : Mariner s. " O'Brien' s game-winn ing hjJ ~ came off Bill Wilkenson, who hacl -~ allowed orl ly On<" t.'arned ·r un in ~l •; J.:\ lnnin!(s this spr in g. Pario-;: rck's hoinei' rame off Marin('r's :, bullpen a~c Edwin Nunez. :: ,. '.:.<' CHANDLER . .\r\z. 1UP II Robin Yount scored t wic~ Ia lead ·· I he Milwauk<'e Brewers IQ a :l -1 :. I'!Ciot'y ave•· I he Chica go Cubs. :: Mllwauke<•.Jook a l ·Oiead In the :: fir st Inning when Yount clrew a •: one -ou t walk . sl olr seco nd and:. then sroredon a single 10 rlghl by !: Brad K ommlnsk. :· Th!' 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That was Gooden s job. • \\'lnnirH·jl, nt \ ' uu. ·uu \ o•r , 111 : :1.'1 l'· 'u. 1... ,\ Ill\\ auk"' ' r.. , 1111l 'h undiH . 1~., 1 ·~• :lli 1' jll '!Il l ;ltl:, :1n !l!t 111 itl t!Jl :nu "•,.•lo•r- lt.m .. lun ~ ... nn d nnatl :•t T:unp;o, t-'la ~ - l .eml!< \.,, l .oml., lilh· :u St . l'i ' lt·r ~ "'O:,lil lllld '!li~ lti',\ IHiid ... 1"· T••ruJMu :ll lluuo ;tlln, t' l:1. 1 \1. 1 al f'nrt l ~u tclt'rli J II o·. Flu. li;IIIII!H irl ' \., , ,\tlliPIII ill \\t•,l l 'alm ll••nd•. 1°1:1. l'hllurlt'ljllilu 1... So•11 \ 'ntk ' ' '1. 1 a t S L l'o ·t••r.. hnrJI , fo'l:1. a tl ,nk •·l ~ ml . llh I~ tu n " I. 'I' 1'1<-. (, t ' fi .\ , .,.,,n·ltll lnn I,\ t\ ,\ 1. ll•m.,t "" - 'fra1l1•tl plldw r .lt•H l 'nl houri lu I ' I•IIJid••l phl tl lnr 1'111• h1 •r ltntUt 1 ... ' " " \' ur~ lui It •, t'l:l. t 11 1 ,\ lln•w-ot :• " · lid rull 'l !l'! !ti I ~I James Parkl'S said Gooden. 22. w ill undergo ln-pati~nt treat · men\ al Smithers and then out patlenJ counselln•. If Cooden Is " an Incidental and not a heav y user. the In -patient t•·eatment cou ld last from S<·vcn to 14 da ys, Parkes said . "Hr never In any way wllh us beha ved In an Irrational way," Parkes said. "Nowl've hadsome ehara<·ters. We sec a lot of abnormal pople. · Dwight never behaved In an abnormal way . I think In some way he. ·was Influenced by people who look advanlagc of him because of who he Is ." A crowd of abouJ 80 photographers. ca meramen and re· · Pllflcrs greeted I he crimson van bearing Gooden to th e Treat menr Center. Wearing a dark suit , Gooden said noth\nJ: and looked stralghl ahead. Two bodyguard s, one on each side, shielded him. Gooden's probl em has st unned the , ~ets, leaving them with an uncertain outlook for r<'peatlng as the World Series champions . lln-o·lo: dl l ' ill .~hur,;h .olo·~ llt • ha s asked for a wr'l'tt<•n report and a r ecommendation from probation officials. " We arc gain• to recommend ~ · t hal his probation be modified ~lth a. spec lal condition requlr m;: that he enter lhe drug rehabilitation program and then submit to periodic urinalysi s through lht' cou rse of his proba· lion." said F.:rlo Alv-ai'!'Z , an administrator with the sta l l' DPparlment ol Corrections. The M ets co nfronted the 1!18!\ CyYou ngA wardwlnncrWcdnesday with a urinalysis posltlvr.for eoc·'line. Gooden agreed to undergo treatment rather thnn be suspended from bas~ball by Com~issloner Peter Ueoorroth . Mets' team physician Dr. ~)i C'lnt·lnnatl ( 'harll nll tu Fl:1. . ~ .{{ori. t 'rida,\ •., f i:un• "' '!911 t ' rlda,\ ·, 1:a1111'"' .\ lnntl'l':iJ hi1 · ~ fu l~;11r~· I. . Ill . Ill K1~1 n n 1~ . rlii t•a,:n t •\1 ·1 ul S:tfa .. ub . l'lo· ••ln1l • ST . PETERSJ3URG, Fla . 1UP I I - Rookif Ellis Burks' lhl're-run ninth -inning doubl<' off Todd Worrell helped lhP Boston Red Sox to a '·7-:1 exhibition ,·ictory ov~r t.he St. Louis Ca rdina ls. WEST PALM BEACH . 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'-'• 'II 1.·11 COUMTER SARASOTA~Fl; (UP!)- Tim Hulelt belted a three-run homer and Ivan C'a!deron a two-run shot to lc8d th<> Chicago White Sox to an 8-5- vlcton· ovrr the TC'Xtls Ranger,, handing Ed Correa his fifth Joss of spring training. ' :11 II 1i 1111 ~ ~ :11:1 Sell ,\'llw Uh.., ln n .d :d 111'!1 li ltll ;163 '!111 vt'l~ 1H :~ :1 !l.i :m tllli \ ·\\ n :rtl1 11 llli '! 'i'! '! Iii \ · I .~ .\ :11 :1!1 II ~U :m :1'!!1 \'IIi '\ r· :!7 1:1 K W! 'r. t :tllll \ ·t•llnd wd pia.\ •Iff h1•nh ..i':' l ,;, ·~ 1:! ·~ S,•nll I• · .\ " ' hll ~ 8U.t4 . FORT M,YERS, Fla . tUPIIWillie. Wilson collected th ree·hlts , sto.le two bases and scored a run as t.hc Kansas City koyals topped .Omaha . their AAA iai'm club . 2· 1. :!!1 ~'!f Ill XII ·.~iii '!:Ill !1!1 :t·! • Ill ~~~ •!fi-; <!!! :1!+ Ill liM '!H :!liM '.!': u ; . 111 111~ :mt runkr.•no ·t• :11 :II Iii ;11 ·!.l:t :m :1:1 l.i ~:; '!<-I ,\Inn.._ ·r urnt 14 ·~ 'l'lmr-.d:~, · .. I . ~~~ !I II Ui I '! II I'! lh·trull . lXI . Udl ..i!l:! 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Coodcn , hustlrd by body guard s pa sl youngslcr s ra iling hi s name. cntNcd th e Smithers .\Ieoholism and llrug T reatment re nt rr in Manhattan al ll: l !i a.m. EST Thursday morning to begin to rece ive ca r e fa•· cocaine usc. In January, Gooden pleaded no contest to charges of batlery on a policeofflccrand•·es istingarrrst in Tam pa . Fl11. Circuit .Judge .John P. Griffin. who placed rs' three v' ) Berry's World -~- . .. ' c ......... . Gooden enters drug · treat~ent center; ·-· legal . prob~nls await face Mets' hurler ,:·.~; No r room for the poor______R___o..:. .:be---rt---W-=a::.:. .:lte::..:. rs: ooDLE§ . ~ Minnesota Twins defeat New York 8-3 for the Yariliees' sev<,>nth straigh ~los 9 In the Grapefruit League. - w~r____. _Ja_ck_A_n_d_e_rso_n_&_D_al_e_~_an_A_t_ta BOSTON !NEAl - If the world's leaders In providing safe United States now boasts of and reasonably priced housing LIKE having 100 million housing unit s, for Its people." GAME &tiOW$1 why can't !{azel Word find a In Massachusetts, however, suitable, affordable apartment advocacy groups for the poor · for herself and her three young offer compelling evidence that .•children? " reasonably priced housing" Is Because her family, like thou· not available to uncounted thou· sands of others throughout the sands of people. ~ country, relies upon the federal · In a 1985 civil suit, · those FoR CB~ NE'w'~ , state )llelfare system for Its organizations noted that one of Income- but the monthly checks Massachusetts ' baste welfare . THI~ IS are grossly Inadequate comstatutes (enacted In 1913, when VANtiA WHITE. pared with the .cost of rental Impoverished ~hjows often were housing. forced to surrender their child· In recent years, an Increasing ren to orphanages) requires that proportion of the nation's poorpayments to poor families be Including many who work sufficient "to' enable such parent have become homeless because to bring up'such child or children the low-income housing they properly In his or her own home." once relied upon has been demo!· r.n unemployed single parent ls)ted by r.eal estate promoters with two children In Massachu with plans for more lucrative ·s..tts (where welfare benefits are developments. more egenerous than In many "Rooming hpuses are always other slates) qualifies for $476'to first fo be plucked off by $491 in monthly payments under · developers. They've been deci - Aid to Families with Dependent mated," says \ Katherine Children, the most popular pub· By United Pre~s lf\lernatiQnul Malnzer, executive director of lic assistance program. The ; , Today Is Friday , April 3, the 9.1rd d:~ y of 1987 with 272 to follow . the Massachusetts Coalition for " working poor" earning the : Thc·moon-Js_ffim;lng.toward Its first qua.r·ter . the Homeless. The number of minimum wage receive $576 In ... The morning sl<ll's are Mercury, Venus, .Jupiter and Saturn. houses In Boston's South rooming gross pay per month - before .. The evening star Is Mars. . End has shriveled from 25,000 In taxes . ~ Those born on this date are ul]der the sign of Aries. They Include 1950 to 250 today, she adds. That Income must cover not lfllstorlan and story writer Washington Irving In 1783, .comedian "There are two-parent fami- only housing but .also food, jGeorge Jesse! apd publisher Henry Luce In 1898. actress Doris Day lies out ther earning $20.000 a clothing, carfare, heat, electric· -;)nd actor Marion Branda In 1924 I age 63l : astronaut VIrgil "Gus" year who are homeless," says lty, laundry, school supplies and •itrlssom In 1926. anthropologist Jane Goodall in 1934 (age 53), actress Dorothy Stevens. president of the other household expenses. :Marsha Mason and entertainer Wa y ne Newtortlo )942 (age 43), and ~assachusetts Coalltlon for The average monthly rent fora )ctor-comedlan Eddie Murphy In 1961 tage 26). Baste Human Needs. . two-bedroom apartment Is $800 . .. . At the same time, the Census In the Boston metropolitan area On this date In his tor)•: Bureau In Washington proudly and $700 elsewhere In the state, In 1806, the Pony Express postal ser v ice began with rldP'ts leaving now proclaims that the country substantially more than either a :St. Joseph, Mo., and Sacramento, Calif., at the same time. has 100 million housing units. monthly welfare payment or a :;' In 1962, the federal government ·ordered New Orleans to Integrate "The goal of having a· home ·raw-wage salary check . ~he first six grades of public schools . living environment and suitable In a landmark decision early : , In 197\Presldent Gerald Ford said the rest of the world should not , every family Is part of for this year, Superior Court Judge f~ egard losses In South Vletn!lm as a sign that American America's psyche,'' says Census Charles M. Grabau held that the mmttments would not be fulfilled elsewhere. . Bureau Director Jettn G. Keane. state must comply with 'the 1913 In 1982, ·Argentina captured tile Falkland Islands dependency of "The United States can rightfully . law by establishing a new stand· uth Georgia and the U.N. Security Council demanded Argentina ard for welfare payments that · withdraw. from Jhc British-ruled Islands. • taRe pride In being among the • ~ Ohio ·~ ... ·' 301 W. MAIN ST. HOURS: MONDAY-WEDNE8DAY·FRIDAY, 8:30 A.M .·B P.M. TUE8DAY·THURSDAY, 8:30 A.M .-6 P.M. SATURDAY. 9 A.M.-4 P.M .: ·SUNOAY 1:00-4:30 ., POMEROY, OHIO : ., �· ~. . Page- 4- The Dailv \ • • ' . ' Sentinel By The • to ba ck," Pistons Coach Chuck fly IAN LOVE Daly said. "'That's difficult cl r · lJ il J Spor b Wrill•r cumstanccs. Th ey had a hard On<' nigh t · aft er the Indiana tim e Wting glllng. It was a f'a('crs . clinched 1hi:'fr first rcason11ily easy · gam e, bu t pla,l ·off berth in six.y<?a+., ,.n etroit · · thcy'Tc a good club and. they i·ava gpd tht•m for the Pi>lons' wo.n't get beat like that aga in." mo;t lopsided ,-ic tory C'ver. · Thf' Pistons led 2?.2J after the ~l< ·.tro1t routed I he' Pa c·ers ll 9· first quarter, but opened a 62<18 7:1 Thursrh<\ night to ac hieve t)w halftime lead . Detroit kept ad · largc·st m<irgin (J(\'ietory in th e ding to the margin and with four ~·~ \'F!Jr hi story of f h(• fran(' hlsc .. minute~ left in the ga me the Tht• 7:1 poi nts by India na wa.s the Pistons had a 49-po int adva n· IOW!'SI In the NB!I this season, tage, 115-66. ' uppla nting the Wa shington's 7o Vin nie .Johnson. starting his u ,C:<.~Jnq ( 'hieago ori Tu('sduy fourth strJ lght game at guardfor night. th<' in j ured Joe Dumars, Jed the II 1hr· !'; 1\!1 srason r·ndcd I oda,v , Piston s with 2> points. Steve I h1 · Pi srons e~ nd ParC'rs would bl' St ipil novich fin ished wi th a tea m · I irSI round pla .r off opponents. high 12 poin ts for th r Paecrs, who · 'ThP wa.v it looks now we m ay had a six ·game wi nning streak piav them in the playoffs and it halted. l\'as goOd that we came out and ELsew here, Denver (lumped )lf •al lh<'m m~ntal l y." said 0 (' Colden St a lP 1:J2.96, the Los t roi l {'c•ntPr Hick M-ilhor n, who Angeles Lakers nipped Seattl e cam<• ol'f the h!' nch to scorr 17 117-11 4 and Sacrament o stopped p1dnt !-.. h<• Los i\ ngeles Clippers 125- 11 5. t D<·t rnit hc•ld " fifi.:l!J advantagP lliugget• 1:12, Warriors 96 • in rf'IJounding and lim it<'d the A I Denver , La fayette Lever jJa('vr s 10 :n pcrcC'nt shoot ing sco red 21 point s an d Alex English from lh!' lloor r:lO of ~8 t . added 20 to hel p the Nuggets " Th<'rr ·'s not much I ran say hand Colden Sta te its worst loss ,; IJqu t it." P;H·f'rs Coach .J ack of 1h<' season. ·r(um su.v said. " WP just ' didn ' t Lakers 117, Sonks 114 r·u mt • In pi;Jy. We jus t didn ' t show At Sea tt le, Magic .Johnson up. Wtw n tha t happPns, you'rr in scored 34 points, co llected 13 ~r·rp l l'l!U bit· and wr w<•rt• In deep trnu hlr• from the be-ginning. We• ass ists and 10 re bou nds. for his second triple-'double i n two rt!'Vl'r I'"' anyt hing go ing for 48 nfght s and his eighth of the mi nutrs , " s(•aso n. , The 7:1 po ints allowl'd by th<' · Kings 125,.Ciippers 115 Jlistons w<'rc also the fewest by AI Los Ang~ l es. Reggie Th eus an opponent since Detroit mov t•d 't ru ck for 17 of his ga me-high :J2 l u, 1110 Silv0rdom (l. points In the thi r d qua r ter to help •'• ! t w<Js a {'ilSC' I hal J nd lana had rl lnehP<i ,J playoff spot 1Wednr s- Sacr amento snap a fi ve- game road losing strea k. t nigh t and had to play back . . I\\ _ .. ~ I • t,,.. -- • • J,OOSE RALL - Golden State guard Terry Teagle (l clt> goes altt•r luost• hull while Dmv!!r' s Durrell Walker tries to gain hi• footin g during second half a ~tlon In the Nugget s' 132·96 victory ovt•r tht• \\' arrlurs Thurs day In DenvPr-' s McNichols Sports Arena. (U PI) lla,. ,,hnll T hf' M lu m i Marlins ilnnounced an ugrccmcnt with the Tok)'O (; lu nt s lo allow fou r ,Japanrsf' pl,)yPrs tcJ pluy in the !" lorida Statr l. ~apu <' t hi s yc'ar. Pit chers Musahll o Watanabe a nd Hldcohuru Matsuo. infielder Shu j l lna gii k l and ou tfielder Mamoru Suglura wil l play for the lnd<'· p<'nllcnt slngl <'·ll cl ub th is >ummcr. The Giants wi ll retai n rights w cu ll th e players back at any • liril (l. II:L<k<•t.hall Golden Stall' Coac h Georg<· l<a r l, who i<'d t he Warr iors to thl'lt' bl·s t mon th!.' ' 1·ecord In a ctecndco In March. was named NBII C'o~c h of th<' Month. The Warriors. who went ~ -J In Mill'ch, entered Th ursda y 's ga m e agai n>I Denver on 1hr vcrgr of (' I inching u plavoff b<' l'lh wit h :17 victories. scovrn more tha n thr club had In all of last sPason. (;ull<'K<' . ncnny Decs. ivho led the Un iversity of New Orleans bas· ke tball team to a 2fi-4 record this season and Its firs t NCAA To urn a m~ n t berth , has accepted tbc head coaching job at Wyoming. . his n l m<~ mater . ... .Jim Whi te, director of sports promotio n and m:11·kl'tln g at the Unlversit)• of Slammrrs lo~;e by six ROCKF'OHD. Til . (UP I I ,- The Rockford Llght nlnl( defea ted the Cincinnati Slammer s 117- 111 Th ursday- night to take a 2- llead In the Continen tal Basketball Association Wes tern Division fl...... Ci ncinnati was led by VIctor Fl eming's 24 point s. · The oos t of seven seri~s cont inues In Rockford on Monday. 1 Iowa. was named North Texas Sta i r Unlver. ll y's at hleti c director .... Form er Un iv<'rsity of Texas quart N'back Todd Dodge suf fNed seco nd·un d t hi r d· degre<' iJurns in an electrica l ilt'clcirn t Wednesday at his job as u city meter service rcprcsenta· live. Dotl~r. 23 . wa s listed In fai r ro nd it ion at Rrac kenr ldgc llospl lul in Aus tin, Texas, wi th burns on his hands, face and arms. • Oorlge, who was the Longhorn star ti ng quarterback for 1984 and part of 1985. ... UniV<'rslly of Louisville bas krtb:tl l coac h D(•nny • Crum named Michigan Slate Coach .Jud Hrathcol<' and Louisville assista nt .J err)• Jones as assist ant couc hes for the U.S. men's team In the Pan Amer ica n Games /lug. 8-2.1 utlndlariapolls. Crum Hisosilid h~wou l d invltr4A players to try ou t for the tea m.... flab Phillips , an asslsta nl foot ball coach to Jar Pa ter no at Penn State si nce 1966, Is retiring from actl\•e roaching but will re mai n wit h the team as a volunteer . .. . Te nnessee's national champion women's basketball tea m visited the White House Thu rsday and will be head ing to Brazil this summ!'l' to play 12 games against the national women's tea m. Bob Chipman, who led Washburn ( Kan. I 10 a 35-4 recor'll and the championship of th<: NA!A bas ket ba!l'*tournament , was named NAlA Coach of the Year. ... Wes t Texas State basketball coach Gary Moss was named the coach 1!1 Sam Houston · St ate, . replacing Steve Tucker who resigned March 9. ' Football The St. Louis Cardinals released kicker Eric Schubert, who converled jus t three of 11 field· goal altempts In fi ve ga mes with the team last year. The Cardinals ~end ' 1:he. D~i!y· Sentinel ..... . • April 3, 1987 Page-S :Beat of the berui E4.rtern school menu In accordance with the uniform lunr h program for school~ · · Jn · the Eastern ·Local School Distr ict, I he menu fQr the week of April 6 Is announced: Monday : hot dog, sauce, french fr ies, pear s, rnllk . .. Tuesday: cheeseburger , peas, peaches, milk. · Wednesday: pizza. l ettuc e salad, applesauce, milk. Thursday: ham patt y sand -' wlch. ~: rw n beans, pineapple, milk. F'rlday : chicken patty sand wich. corn, fr uited jello, cookie. milk. ~~hosen ·for game... By BOB HOEFLICH. Sentinel Staff Writer : Jennifer Mille~. Meigs High 'senior, Is one of' 15 senior--girls ,I rom 0 h lo ' schools selected •to represent the ~ state In the fourth annual 9hlo-Kentucky All Star Basketball Clinic. ;.- The annual game is sponsored . ~Y Sha\l'nee State University and ; the American Red Cross and wllr ·lJe,jllayed Saturday in the sports : center at Shawnee Stale In : Portsmouth. Game time ls 6 p.m. · ,l\ member of the Meigs Mar au• derettes, Jenny is named to the · first team of the All TVC tea,m, : ~n District and was given special · mention for All Ohio. · , Now how did that p.m. get in • there? · I'm referring to th,e beginning at Daylight Savings Time - It start s this Sunday anH of course. and always· starts In the wee hours of the morning, that will be 2 a.m . Sunday morning. And It's spring so you do spring the chick ahead. However, no on e will really.. know If you want to walt until 2 p.m. Sunday afternoon to chang«' the ,clock. ' . ·~ .~ ·" \~~'> . BUCKEYES BEGIN SPRING DRILLS- Ohio State University football coach Earle Bruce (right) put more than 90 players 'through Initial spring paces at Biggs facility In Thursday, The Buckeye gridders will practice until May 2. Cleveland Browns finalizing draft_ plans CLE VELAN D iUPi i In Fact or ,"' he says. " Th at ·only prev ious year s, th e Cleveland means we might take the player Brown s freely discussed virtu- who' s best for the Browns, who ally every aspect of upcominll we feel can be productive right NFL drafts. away. Otherwise, we' ll definit ely Front-offi ce per sonnel would grab tha t bes t player overal L" eva luate player s Individually , The Brown s pi ck 24th in the and by position , to be followed by fi rs t round . Th ere ar e no seleca fl'W hints on I he team' s needs. tlon s i'n the seventh round Ito But this year, the Browns h av~ ' Green Bay for the si nce- dedecid ed only to plan a lot and say , part ed John Jefferson! and the very little abou t it . The air of ninth Ito Indianapolis for Mike secr ecy surrounding the 1987 Pagel !. shopping list Is penetrated only Clevela nd's prioriti es are beby the "Fa llvenc Fudge Factor. " lieveu to be at defensiw end, Chip Falivene, the team 's linebacker, wide receiver and director of scouting, has re- k lrk ~r. placed the res igned Bill Da vis as Fa llvene sa id he and the the Browns' dra ft gu r u. Unlike coac hing staff have seen the top Davis, the taciturn Fallvene ei ght to 10 players at each declines to discu ss the pros and position, and he es timated he had cons of any player or analyze the Interviewed mos t of the "331 or strength s and weaknesses of the so" 1pla yers surveyed by the maj or scouting combines. the draft In gener al, "VIrtually all the talk Is 99 At defensive end. the Browns percent misinformation," he are believed to be high on .John said Thursday . "and that's com!- Bosa of Boston C'ollege and Tony cal. Wh:t addto that ? We'reat the Woods o( Pit ts burgh. Th e wlpolnt where we' ve gathered all deouts that have most impressed our Information and we're final- the team arc Lonzell Hill of lzlng our draft plans. Washington and Mark Ingram of · Mich igan State. " If you say linebackers art•n' t Possible draftees at linebacker strong and you draft one. everybInclude David Wyman of Stanody's going to say ' Well, why'd ford and Da vid Dudley of Arkanyou draft one then?" ' sas :<~> The kicking game Is a So what are those plans? F'a livene would only say that ' ques tion mark as Matt recovers from knee surgery, although 38-year-old Mark Moseley has been invited to trai ning ca mp. E rn ie Accorsi, th<' Browns' vicP presi dent or foo tba ll opera - - -.,-· · That 's nic<'. ; ' The con gregation of th e · · Church of .Jesus Christ of Latt er . Day Sa ints will b!' holding a : memorial scrvlt•e to honor Jhe · late Mercedes Condon at 2 p.m. I This Week's S~eclals ' $ FRIDAY, APRIL 3rd 09 ~ Video Vieur: FISH & CHIPS PLATTER ........ ,............ 2 Tw~ Portions of Our Talty latter Dipped Fish Sentd with Our Homemade Tar· tar SoU<t, Hat Goldtn FreiKh Fries and Yaw Choi<e of Homemade Cole Slaw, Ma· iaroni Salad, or Potato Salad or la~td Beans, and a Hot luttereil Roll. St~ . Our Creamy, Delirious E11alloped Chi<kon SerYid Over or With Homemade lis· <Uit, Mashed Potatoes and Homemade Gra•r,· Hot luttored Peas, and Maxwell House Coffee, or De<affeinated, loth Fresh y Brewed. (A Small Drink May It · Substituted.! CHICKEN OVER BISCUIT ALONE .................... 52.49 OPEN MON .·"(HURS. 9-7: FRI . 9-8: SAT. 10-8: SUN . .10-7 iKrrhattgi(a nf ill4rliter RESTAURANT ROUTE 7 • CHESTEI ' 985-3832 I also signed de fensive back T im .Mas sey, a free agent ·out oi Va ldos ta State In Georgia. Hockey The Hart ford Whalers have lost left wing Paul Lawless for up to three weeks because of a broken bone In his ri ght hand. Law less, who has 22 goa ls and 32 ass ists this season, suffered the Injury- during Wed nesday night's ga me agai nst the C'anadiens Ill Mont rea L 4: ' Toledo results TOLEDO. Ohio (UP! ) - Rex HanovN charged pas t ihe leader In the stretch Thursday night to . win the featured lOth race pace at Raceway Park, beating out Harry Scamp by 116 lengths. Dr iven by Jay Cross, the winner covered the mile In 2: 03 .1-5 and returned $6.60, $4 anll-$3. Hqrry Scamp paid $4.20'and $2.80 for second, while OKs Andy came In third and kicked back $7.80 • . Ei ght bettors · colle c t ed .$8,382. 20 apiece In the track' s new twin trlfeeta wagering by picki ng the 4-6-7 combination In the six th race and the4-5-6combo In Ihe eighth. • ' • A cr owd of 2,257 wager ed $283,683. *Un.limited Checking *Accident~ I Death Insurance *Money-Saving Discounts Paid On .Your Balance *Free Bank By Mail ,'' I *Personalized Cltecks *Universal Moneycard *Visa •· MasterCard *Emergency Cash Advance *Credit Card Protection WHEN YOU ARE , 55 YOUI DESERVE MORE ••• '' OPEN YOURS TODAY! ·204 Condor St. Pomeroy, OH. Phone 112·2871 $PRIM• IIIIUtU.IIOIIR$ MOfi ••WfD. I I'MS. 9-S TliS. I fit. t.e SATUIOAY 9·1 THE GRAVELY ·. 'If you're 65 yNra of •11• or older you qu•llfy. ••100 Minimum B1lance Required ·· . . Peoples Bank ''THI 1m11 lANK" lhiMmt New &a-... W.Va. ' • ' • ' ·Becker selected · And ~ ext Wednesday , Con gressman Clarence Millet will have a representative at the courthouse in Pomeroy from 11 a.m . to I p.m. for the benefit of anyone who has qu e~ tlon~ con cerning the federal government. ' The eight-year-old confined to Vetera·ns Memorial Hospital Is Joshua Casto, and he'd like to hear fr om you: His room number is 134. He's the son of Marcella Casto. Winner of last Sunday's Mystery Farm Contest In the TimesSentinel Is Dixie Sturgeon, Route 2, Letart, Va. Dixie was one of 11 entries correctly identifying The farm as thai of Edson Rou sh and was selected,as winner by lottery since there wer e so many correct entrl.e~. The prizy is $5. · BUNNms• - "Get Hoppln," heln~t presented h)' the 1-3 graders at Tuppers Plains Elementary Friday, 7; 30 p.m. , ha.• a iot of bunnies, some ol which arc pictured. They are front lrorh left, .Jo,•y Wc <'ks, Laura Eastman, • Amanda Brinker. daughter of ; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brlnk'er'was : ·~onored with a party In obser, vance of her ninth birthday. : A Pound Puppy cake was • served with Ice cream, koolald : and ·rolfee. Games were played · : with prizes going to Megan ; Clark, Ira Van Cooney, and • Jeremy Dll I. ; Others attending were Missy · Roush, Christy Warner, Ladena : Grover, Amy Harrison, Jerry ; Clark, 'Donnie Boggess, Joey . · Roberts, Alicia .Haj!gy. Healher : Knight, Travis Lipscomb, Paul • and Jessica Chapman, Sue Hend· • erson, Mrs . Lois Jenkins and ~ J .D .. : Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hubbard, • Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil Dill, Mat· : thew •nd Jeremy , M_rs. Mildred • ~ Pierce and Sheena, Mrs. Pat ~ Imboden, Jody and Johanna, and , Scott Brinker. ! Sending gltta were -Mr: and : Mrs. Donilld Covert, Mr. • and · ., Mrs, Tom Oxyer, Matt and Luke. :• FoUowlng the pany several of GlnKer Nutter, Mlchaelllarnett, We• Buckh•y and Kelll Norris, a hunny family; hack, Billy Francis. Dr. Brown; Brh10 Rowen, FathPr Bunny, and Katy Mankke, Mothcr Bunny. Star Garden Club has meeting :. .. ,· · Mildred Jeffers had a paper on f Spr mg gar dc~fnA."' ?s thr topic stalice which fs especia lly good . The name of Travis Abbott was 0 papers pre.sented at a recent fo r· flowC'r arranging. She sai d unintentionally omitted from the meetl ~ g of the ~ a r Ga rden Club That statler is one plant thnt honor roll of the ·Pom eroy Eleh Reldd ka.' th e home of Wanella should tK> in C'vervone's garden "' mentary School fo r the last six a<' ln I lk · · M . ·. R 'f · lk d "C , s nce t eeps ll sshape and co lor weeks. A third grader. Travi s Is aq orre 1,0 Ia e o~. olot and ran tK> dried for arrangethe son of Su sie and Ro ger t h~ Ga rd~n wtlh Ca!eus not mg m<•nt s by simply hanging upside Wehe Terrace, Pomero1·. Abbott, lhdt the.\ g:ow :well m shade, down. Statice will grow .10 lnc h~s ' . ~ l ong the north s ldeof t he hou se. tall and comes In aprico t, rose, Mary Kay says tha t s~c cess and ca n tK> s ~ a rt ed from s;ccl ?r blu e, lavender , and whit e. She dees for living what sun does for r uttt ngs or ca n tK> pur eh4sed as sai d the plant nec>ds lots of wa ter , stained glass. l hope you're s ~ a 1I P1ant s. 5 ~ e sugges ted that and lo ts of sun and l akes about 10 smiling. prnchlng the stems back make to 20 davs fot· the s<'cds to ,.. ! he·pl ants more bu shy. germinate. Spring gardening tips werr V J, give n ' by ,Pauline At kin s who ca utioned abou t . the> danger of . l ettin g root sys tems dry out on rating. eco nomlca lly .. and emotionally trees and shrubs _wa ll ing to tK> I have to admit that 1can see depressed world is suddenly planted. Shr gave fertilizer rcwhy thi s moviP is to popula r .wlth ravaged by a ser ies of dea ths of commendations notin g that April cults of movie buffs. It. fs the people who simple explode. The Is when fert ilizing should begin . stra ngest mishmash of comedy culprit , award winning· news· St ella Atk ins presided at I he and horror that I 've seen In man, Edison Carter . finds out Is year s. 'Watch this with the Network 23 and the co mpressed tomato puree you love and I commc>rcials called Blipvcr ts guarant ee that you 'll never look which were designed to prevent at yo~r garden In th e same way peopll' fro m switching channels again. du ri ng thl' co mmerci als. Thought for a minute we' d In 60 minu tes. we SN' the never get awav from there. Ah gi'nes ls of newsman to computer Ha' Is that a Korean village 1sec genc>rated talking wise guy h ~a d In lh<' cl earing? It reminds me of who takes s t rug~ lln g Big Time the sequel to " Th e Karate Kid " TV to the top with his cute that has the highly Imaginative remarks. ' . tltlt' of "The K ar ate Kid . Part ., For the .rccocd. th is f ilm has fl. " ,Running for 113 minutes and been remade and ,\ mcr lca nlzed showing a PG ·rating' for the Into a season repl acement televiviolence II tell,s hOw Mlya·gl·..r e- · sion ser ies ~ ta fl;ing Amanda. turns to his holl'\eland when he . Pa ys and Matt F'rewN as bot h learns that his father Is dying. Ed iso n Ca rt er and ' Max Dutiful student , Uanlei, trails Hea droom . • along only to learn that there are The movie Is run but has a j erks down there as well. Thfs is a slight prRI;IIem:' It s humor Is faithful continuation of the first typica lly Brit ish and ca n go r ight movie and Is just as good bu t not over an Am ericans' head so better than the first. tK>forf' you see 1his i noeula tc OUCH! I stubbed my toe on yourself with a . good dose of that stupid cross-hatch gener a· Benn)l Hill or Doetor Who. tor that som e> Idiot left In th ~ Well , video fa ns. that's it for alley. HE'IIo, It 's coming on and I th is ti me. I 'l l try ot lear n how to can see a man' s head. lt 'sgettlng read maps by next time. Now ready to sp!'ak . .. let's SE'e .. ta kC' a left at that "Max Headroom here.. i\h· boulder and go rig ht at th e trceo1· .. Tourists. W-w-w-welcome to a should I go right al the~wa mp .. .'! world set 20 minutes In the future. Cocalogist s by any ' on o cloud With chance ? . Don't those Eskimocs You'll Ot (iootmg e-e-e- ever get tired of their !he buys you 'II find 1n the w-w-w-wea ther foreca sts. ' I'll let class'{~ds. • J.l-1-lndlana H-h·h·hllleary tell . mec>tln g using an a rtlclc " Rt·ad· lng A bout th e Rlble Can Always 1'1<' Trus ted" and a poem , "Slm pllcll y." Th e memtK>rs nam ed a tree suitable for Ar bor Dav . · plantlng lnresponse toroii ca ll. The Region 11 board mr.•etlng was annqunccd. for April 11, at Ches ter, and thr spring me<'tlng April 2o at McArth ur. Rrser val ions for ihr sprin g regional meeting nre to be made bv April 12. · Members discussed th e tabl e rover of quilt bl ocks to oo made for the state convention, ,July 29-:JO In Columbus. Regions 11 and !i will hos t the convention. FlowN arrangement s we r'' displayed· by Pauline 1\tk lns, Stella Atki ns, and Ruby Diehl. The hostess served refresh· mcnt s. Martha Chapman will host the April meeting. Capt . RandfR~ ~cker, son of Mr. and Mrs: ~ C. Becker ol M!ddlepor'f. hil s been selected to attend thP Senior· llealth Care F'eiiow ship Program as .an edu: ca tion wit~ Industry studt>nt at Kasler Perm aneniP In Walnut Creek. CaI if. . &ckcr Is currently serving as " squadron commander at the Sco tt Medical Center Air Force Base In Belleville, Ill. A graduate of Meigs Hlgh School, he re~ celved his BA. from Park Colle~ In Kan sas Cit y, Mo., and his MBA at St. Marys University lri fin ance In 1979. In 1981 hr received a master'S dcgrt>!' lnlwalt h careadmfnlstra! tlon from Webst,er University~~ St. Lov es, Mo. • Capt. Becker Is the grand son of Mrs. Th er!'sa Becker of Middle- po rt. HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE SYRACUSE ttt-Sm . 1 .Now Open for Spring S111011 lrldp Cl~ Sptc1a1 VEGETABLE PLANTS $1 Pll DOIIIIPACI S710 PH PLAT FLOWERING PUNTS Sl PIISQ. Pl. SJSO Pll PLAT Shrubbery or Fruit TrHs, many warlttlts1 laster Potted Flowtn In _ , varletles1 Geranl-s, Violets I Ha1111.. lalket" D '-1 Dall , SIMI 1·1 .JOIN YOUR FORD DEALERS' ' .' :-n.. • my story." Okay, Ma x. but I don't think I can stutter as wc>ll as you . The movie Is called " Max Headroom" and takes place In an Orwellian, England, wh en televisions can't be shut off a·nd an FORD $6()1 ~W81. &31 JACKSON Pltf · RT.'3'wt:ST - -·4524 ·]Brinker birt~day ' GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES • SERVICE ·rnov<' on to our next movie. ; Hi:'ar that rumbling ? No, It's • not a herd of buffalo! Ketchup , bottl<'s at theready becau se here ·· comes " Th'e 'Atta~k of the Killer • TomatO<'s! " As we run for our ~ li ves let me tell you about how •. humanity met crazed veggles • and almost ended up holst on our ' own BLT sandwiches. This mo- · vie runs for 87 minutes, Is released by Media and has no •• *Travelers Checks, Cashiers Checks, And Money Orders Without 'Issue Charge · ·· .., . Sundi'Y at the church .. ' Mercedes was a resident of Pomeroy lor many years, operated a ladles dress shop In town, gave music lessons and was a {amlllar sight around town before time nnarched on ;md she moved to the Racine area. Former students and friends are Invited to join the congrega tion for the Sunday service. The church Is located at Old Town Flats. Raiders of th. e Lost T7;deo By .lefl Hilleary I knew I should have taken that : left tur n at Ba yonne. Oh , I didn 't : see you there. : 1 ThiS' month I thought w<'' d go exploring · In the jungles of ......... ' Vldeoland looking for missing : moviPs. That' s- right! We 're the Raiders of t~ e Lost VIdeo. I know ; - I have n&lohame. : What 's that tn the sky? It 's a bird. It's a plane. No. it' s just • To!Jl C'ru lsr a&Maverl ck ha ving a dogfight with someone In a : Sopwlth C'ameL Top Gun Is a ·: stylized, slickly done recruit · ment poster for the Navy. Run' nlng JO!l minutes and sporting a · PG r ating for the overdone rough langu"ge, It Is a visually t'Xcltin g film that l have had the pleasure of sitting through twice. - . ::; This movie takes place In the •: skies over Miramar, Calif.. an_cl :Olhe Indian Ocean. It Is all aboMo •: thall i takes to be the best of the :· btost. Ma verick, haunted by the ; ev('r-prescnt ghost of his lighter : pilot father, comes to Fighter• town To prove to everyone That he :- has what it takes to be the best : · and learns that It takes a lot more • th an reckless braver)·. • I love this movie lor the fact ~ that It s t~lkes me as being a • ,purely honest effort at enterta in:· ment. Now tothemelodlc stralns ~ : of "Curse you. Red Baron, " let us $ 99 ESCALLOPED CHICKEN DINNER......... 3 SUNDAY, APRIL \ How time pas ses when you 're having fun. Just ask Jim and Su sie II know her as Mary Kay ! Soulsby, Union Ave ., Pomeroy. They are marking their :J5th wedding anniver sary toda y. lions. says th is year's draft will have few surprises "sinC<' Tampa Bay is very likely to sign 1M !ami quarter·ba ck 1 Vinny TesIa verde and I don' t think there'll be many trades." Cleveland plans to dra ft the "bes t pla,ver ava ilable" for each of It s 10 dra ft pi cks. " We' ll st ick to that philosophy : except when we apply the 'Fud ge Sports briefs ... 1\y l Jnll<•d l'rl'ss lnil'rnntlon al ' ' ' Indian"' ~·~Iloped 119-73 by Pistons- ' ' • . MRGAIN .TINtES SATURO.IT I ' SUNQ!T · ILL SEATS 12 .50 EVERY TtJESDAI IZ.SO PLUIS&OO= APRIL 3 thru t FRIDAY thn~ Tllt,IISDAY ; -.,....""' P11tlolrod l!qulpi<•d Pocbge INA one-tat.. ~.__........ • 1tL 4~ E'9'1t • Poo.rw.r Stetf111g :~;:::-: :::-...,...""""1 :_~a:"'- . . . . - ~ .....--. • ......-. .... P"IIII CII '*"''IIff~ll:lh fi'WIII--~ ....~·_.,s..I'IIWI ~ IIOIWII~n-...,.,D, ........ -h . ,. 7 ,.. ..... .,.. .,..,.. flri tMIIIIf' ..... ,......,..., ........ 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M:tt ........... ....., .. ,_ NEW 6-YEAR 160,000 MILE POWERTRAIN WARRANTY ON M RY NEW 1lHOOD CAR �April 3. 1987 The Daily Sentinei- Page-7 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio WildwoOd Garden club conducts recent meeting This Message and Church Directory Spon1tored Ry The Interested·Ru.~inesses Listed On This Page. Brown's Equipment t.\ ·'' Rutland Ohto 4S17S J Wm B•ll' Brown , Owner Phone 1614) ,., ?177 Natoonw1de Ins Co ot Columbu\ 0 t04 W Mam ,., llll Pomeroy ,, RACINE PLANING MILL «'\\ 1i.l, 1 l Dr Pomeroy HAVM. t has been saod that about 90%of the calam1t oes that people worry about never happen and one of the great secrets of ach1evmg a lofe w1th any kond of seren1ty or peace of mond 1s the art of d1stongu1shong between leg1t1mate wornes al')d the other kond that merely cause a great deal of needless anxoety Another barroer to serenoty IS the 1nab 1l oty to separate the cond1 t1ons that rnust be accepted from those that can be changed Th1s problem of human nature has been spelled out on wall plaques among ottier places By attendong your Church or Temple you Will learn to rely on Gods un faolong gu1dance for the w1 sdom and courage wh1ch Will enable you to cope w1th every sot uatoon on lofe for only then woll you ever learn the true meanong of the word serenoty Pomeroy 992 -ZI 04 TIUNrJY(11LIIC1 1 H I \ \\ IIIII f) hl!lc HUlk Su nd \ S<l ~ w •! Sup! ChurthSt tu rl'+ l'1 1m \\ ~ " hJ pS.nt~ lli ~ pa~tnr ( tJo-111 It /)1 II" II n 11... ~I\ ~ ~ I ]J /l unc~ r1U r r, tron1l l ! l' liwr ~ POMJo Hm (1\l I<< II tlf 1111 \ \1'.. \ Rl!"l (qr•r \mr rrd \IL I• rn [ {1 '\ 3 Ill K&C JEWELERS u Keepsake t;.;~~;r:et 212 992·3785 Pomeroy HAZEl COMMUNITY CHURCH OU Hr lH l m1lf'!'; f rom Ponl1nd Long- Sol It m Fcbd H ;.~r! p1.1srnr Sundi.IV School m Suml n mnrn ln J! prr rc hlna [(I 1!1 1m SunU IVr\ rnin gsPniCI'!l 7 30 pm MIDIJJ EPOI!T FREel\ Ill BAPTIST C' HURC If Cnrnrr Ash and Plum Rulph r un1ll lf p tli!or Sund;.rv School lO OOu m Morn I n~ ~ o r shr p II I~J r m Wt>dnrsduv unciS11urd t:l \ F vl nin~: Sfrvlcrsa r7 ~p 'I lO 1 St. Ott. 992·2975 Dsvi1· AJeneg, lne. Acrou from tho l111M1( Iu nl! I ~\I(Jt :\ rm 11' 1.. k"' 1.\ S Sup! Su/11:111 Sr 111~ 11 ¥1 1 n "ffl( I nifiC ~01 ~hip lfl '.II I n\ 1'\ 11111.! -. 11 \l ~ I m mid" r~k 'il~'lc 1 \\1~ ln1"'1 1 1 ' - 11 n CHMF: F.l'IS(ni'AI Oili Hll ~!I ~ .M1In Si Pnmcr1 \ S1111'l11 "41"\ il • " [(JI I _ Delegate _ Fove Eas l ern Hogh School jumors have been selecl ed lo attend Buckeye Goris' State, the (l.merlcan L eg1on A u x olla r y s ' workshop In d emocracy, under ' sponsorshop of I he Auxohary of • Feeney Bennel t Posl 128 Mlddleporl G1rls St ale woll be held al , Ashland College, June 20 to 27 , The delegates arc Trona Darlene Barker. Amy Darlene Connolly Chnston a Renee K ay l or Janone Michele Schaekel. a nd Janel Werry Altern ate os KC'll) Thompson Several of lhe slu dents have co sponsors Trlna Barker. daughl er of M r and Mrs H erbert Barker os sponsored by th e Auxollary of128 She ts a college preparatory student al Eastern and ts a member of lhe Ca lv ary B1ble Courthouse POMEROY, OHI0-992-667~· Ann Y'"'"''" Rawlings·Coats·Biower (row's Family Restaurant • FUNERAl HOr.t "Serving Families" 264 S. "F•tUIIwg Kewtucig Flied C~e.~W" ' 228 W. Ma1n 2nd, Middleport • non l'r nt t't'o st al Wo1shlp s0r' lt'f' Su nd l v 10 a m Sund,tv S4: hool 11 a m EH•ning worship Sl'r\ JC'I 7 00 p m W( dnPsda\ pra\ l'l m('('IJng 7 flO J) m Pomeroy 992-5432 -5141 r~RM~:;:' PIRS1 Cij URCH OF GOD St., merov pastor Drakf' S S Sup! Sundav School9 Kl a m MOl ninf;! Worshrp 10 30, [v('nln.a Warshrp 7 30 p m Wf'dm seta' Pra vrr Srn j('(' 7 30 p m FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH Rallooa ~ 1Sl Mason Sund a\ School 10 am Morn lng worshi p 11 a m Evrni n ~ srn lc1 f) p m Pravl'r m«'llniZ and Brbh ~ t u d\ We'd nrHdav 7 p m "' FOREST RUN BAP1 1 ~"T Rt>' Nvlf' Bordrn pa~IO! Cornrllus Bum h ~upt Sundav School 9 30 a m Sf { ond m~ fourth Sundays v. orshtp Sf'J\ lcr al 2 mp m MT HERMON UMTF.D BR ETHR EN MT MOR IAH BAP rJ S r Four l h and IN CHRIST CHURCH I ocal£1<1 In 1<'xJs Main St Middleport Rf'v Gr!bt'rt Cra ig Comm unllv off Cr Rr R2 R<'' Roi>E'r1 Jr paslor Mrs Er\ln BaumgardnC>r Sa nd('r~ pa~;f o r J< ff Hnlt l'r !av lf' tclf'r Sunda v St>hool Supr Sunday School 9 tO a Ed Ro u ~h Sunrlav Schcol Sup! Suncla\ m Worship SC'rvi('(' 10 4!1 a m School 9 :lO a m mor mng v.or,.h!p and SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CH RIS'f rhlldrf'n ~ r hurr h lO 30 1 m ( vl'nlng - Josrph B Hoskins rva ngcl!sl Su nd;n m .n;.mmunlonrn rhltu ~ r su nd 1 I ul r n~ nlh prr JCh ln ~ si'rvrcr flrs1 lhrN' Sundavs Bihll Sturl\ q 1m Worship lO a m Sun 'i1ntl !, Jnlhtno(l IIIII\ fl)o IIlii[! pi I I ll lh 7 :yJ p m S)H'Cial srn lei' founh Sund 1\1 clav I'Vrnrng ~f'r\llrr 6 p m Wl'dnrsda\ hin~l SuntLI\ M <~ 11111 1-! PI 1111 nt f, ,, nr n n '----------------------------...l f'Vf'nin~ 7 :w p m Wl'<inro~fltv Pr,l\('1 f'\ l"nln_g sNvlf ro 7 p m ~ all nt h 1 Sunil 1 ~ ~~ t h rn n1 h ( hun h "" h • M1 flin g Bib II' S!u<lv i!Ofl Youlh Fi'll ov. MEIGS PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY Raclnr ship 7 10 p m _.lflfli\UJ:o;{ n 1111 fln\lt k~t ( r [h( hou ln l hl < OOPEMTIVE PARISH Rt U4 Wllliam Hohack pAslor Sunda v Rurr'h If 11l lmm {ll •t• I\ I l!o11 lnJC lh , ,, 1 ( 1 CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY I NITED METHODIST ( HURCH School lU am Sundr y r vr nlng s£'1vtrr 7 I~ J MJ. HOY ! Ill ItO ! 01 ( llH IS I 'l \\ Lm rlrod on 0 J Wh it£> Road of Hi~hw.w KF NO CHURCH OF ( HRIS1 V(fnon Srhool llt •m Sundil\ rvrnlng7 OOpm NORTHEIIST CLUSTER p m W(l(lnl'sda"' "' l n l n ~ ~f'r\ lc£' 7 p m f M lin St N; II l'r r ud1l)()l P., L" I r~ Ill! lo So: hu I 160 P 11 Hrn ~on pastor Sunda v School lO Mid V.f'f'k sr1vlcC' Wrd ; p m Eldr ldgr miniHtror Olivf'r s~,~. aln Sunclr' Rr v Don Archer CARPENTER BAPTIST Don Chf'adil' LA"GSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH a m Cl tsses for all a~rs Junior Church 11 ,; fl , m M 1 nlrrl.! ~~ ~~hlp )'r ~ 1 m ', u h ~h oof Supt Pr r.rchlnJ!: 9 lO 1m f'lch Rrv Roy Deeter Supt Sunda\ School 9 :KI 1 m Morning Suncl 1v Dallas Janey Sund ay School Sup! Sunday am Morning Y. Or shlp 11 am Mull m''fln~ t 111 prn F\111in ~ Y.•lf~hl p , u p Rrv s .. ldon Johnllon Worship HI iOa m P1 av<r srrvlc£' alternHOBSON CHRISTI AN UNION tThur School 9 :\0 a m Sundav Mornln~ Wor Choir prarllrl' Fi p m Su ncl1v Young Pro m \-\(dn,-..: 1 \ nl ~ hl p1 '' ' 111•1 1 111 ~ r d Hrl ~ AI F HFD - Chu rt'h School 9 30 a m at(' Sundavs man Durha m) pastor Sunday s('rvll'E' ship 10 30 a m Sundav rvrnln~t Worship pi< s Chlldrr n ~ Churrh anrl Adull R\blr ShKh 7 Ill p m w,,r shlp l l u m UMYFtiJOpm UMW THE CHURI\H OF JESUS CHRIS1' Sludv 9 30 a m £'V('n In~ sen I ceo 7 JO p m \VC'dnf'~dav a1 7 lOp m 7 30 lJ m WPdnesday t'veonln~ Prayer 111~ SAl VA llO '\ i\H :\1" 11 !'luh nut lhlrd lu(lsdav ":lll pm Communion APOSTOLIC FAl l H - New L1ma Rd .... Priycr !Jll'{t ln KJ Wl'dnf'da y 7 30 p m Meetln~ 7 30 p m"" HOPE BAPTfST CHAPEL 570 Go ani :A1r Jlrn'IH\ M1 ~ \) o\\ rn lll\.!111 1 111 1 ~ l lr ~o l Suncli!V ri\r~ h1 r l n<'XI to Fort Meigs Park Rulla nd RoberJ Sl Mlditlrpon A.fflll li£'CI wllh &tul hf'rn }iund' ' hlhth'!<.~ rtH iln1 ill rn "\rnd•' Rl AH"WA !I OW Rill(, I' CHURC'II OJ SYRA( USE CHURCH nF THE NA I II ESfFR - Worship 9 am Church Ri chards pa sto1 S<-nk('s a1 7 p m on Bapllsr Comf'ntlon Dit\ ld Bnan Sr Ml ,.'>,:lrrx l lll II 1tn Sull(t 1 Sill•• 'tl":\1 q-m 1ST Jo~;rph R Hnskl n ~ p rsltn Blblf' 7..1\RENF Rf'\ Gl£'nn MrMII lan p.l ..lor Sr houllll rm BibiC'S!udy Thursdav 7p Wf'dnf'SdaH; and Sundavs nt stf'l Sunctav School 10 1m Morning .-f ~ l\1 1\iltffi\ l1 1t k I - I I pIll S.1l\ II• II (I IS" 'I til am Mm nlnJ! Wr ~ r~ h !p 10 lO 1 Mu v l1nl1r l:.~vrnclf'r Su nd1 v Sch ool m UMW first Thursday 1 p m Com MJDDLEPORT PENTE LOS I AL 111 1 u v..orsh lp l1am EHnlng v. orshlp7pm 't:rm lin~' 1n1 U.' ~ Ill •krr.., toil nm" l ' l•1 r L" m hl"nlng WOJ sh\p li JOpm lhUJ !oil]l\ Supl Suntl n f.ich onl 9 W 1 m Morn ina munlon rh sl Sun<! ry 1Archf'rl A\f Rev Cla 1k Blk('r p1 stor Carl Not Rlhlf Sru ch h {IJ p rn Wrdnc-sd ilV P\rnlng Blbif' siudv anrl ~~llUI"''f [l\ 11 II 1m II pm I oi ,.., IJ ll 'JI v. oro;;hlp 10 !0 a m F.\ rngt'llslif srrvi 1r JOPPA - Wor ship 9 \0 a m Church trngh rm ~u nd IV School Supl Su nd<n prd\C' r mf'f ling 7 p m J 1,0;Ut ll1f1TIIJ I"' Ill 1I I '"I oil II 111111 t"t.V! SliVF:HSVI II f COMMllN ln lipm Pra\'£'1 tndPiiJisrWrdnrsd.n 7p Srhonl W «J 1m Blhii' Studv Wrdnf'loldi!V Srhool 10 1m "lth e ll s~('~ 101 til a.c l'~ BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST Sl ..lf\\ltni ~~rl Jlll llllll"dll (llj ,. ( ol(! m You th mN 1\n,g 7 p m CHL RCH Suntll\ S1.hool "' r\ltl ~~51 7 II p m 1 Jotm sonr F\f'nlngs(r\lrr s tt l p m \V('(InrsdJ \ Bl Rl 124andCo Rd !l MarkSr!'vrr~ minis ,.(' 1,1 ~-" s fl\11\ j.! ['"pi; 111h1 - fl pIll Hlhlo m \\tu ~hlp sr'f\in Hl:lfl 1m I'OF.N UNI1 EIJ BRETHR I'N IN I ON(, BOTTOM - Churrh School 9 :10 blr studv 11 7 :lO p m 'oulh ~f' r \lcrs Fl 1 l£'r Sunda v School Sup! Harrv Hl'n l\111\ I II!C I Ptl\ l llllt11 1 n ~ ''l i nt IIW pulol u r\,I M,(!'f' l!!il]i S(•n icr 7 I() pm \\i"(l lli'S CHRIST C Lt'!o11lf' (.lillian pa ~tor f.iun u m \\ orshlp 7 pm BlblrStud} Wed dt y 111 :lflpm Sunda\ Srhool 9 :\0 1m Morn ln,g drlcks • P.OM• Hm \\1 S'1Sill! r 111 \(( 11 fl1 d:tv Pr1\f'l mf'f'ting7 ~lpm Thur sdr \ d.'l\ School 10 00 1 m Morning Wors hip 111"'d IV 7 l(J p rn UMYF W«tnl'Sda v ECCJ f SIA FELLOWSHIP 1 2~ Mill Sl Worship 10 lO 11 m Evrn!ng v.onh\p 7 p :'-1 11{1!{1 H!..lto(hiltlrln ' ll m: H d ( u1111 ZION CHURCH or ( HRI~1 Pomt rm 11 Of1 a m Sund 1v "' f'nlng s1 f\ IN' 7 00 p I no p m Communion First Sundav M!ddli pm I Rt nrh11 C'hu rk McPh l'l "Oil , m WC'dtif'Sdnv v.oz sh ip 7 pm Hhw1 7tlr l.fP ri<! \"\ \ w 1111\u" <..; 11111 l 1 \\ H 11 r lioinn\ 11 11 Hd Robf'! 1 Purlc II min 1~ m WNino'SII l\ ('\f'n ln~ PIIVIf Sf'fVif'f' IAf( hrr\ ' p,tslor Sund 1\ Srhool 10 1m Sund 1)( 7fXlpm ST PAUL I UTHERAN CHURCH lrr Str \t' Stanh \ S S Sup! Rill MrF:I ~t~lhP.IIt 1m A•hh S1 ;h 11 ~· \\ 1' l l ' I ,. HF.TOS\'11 1 F: - Chu1 r h School9 lOa 1'\f'nlnt:sti \ Ht s rt7pm 111dWt'llnf'Scla \ Corn('r Svc11mor(' .tnd St•rond Sts Po M m \\ r'(ln;os<[ \ 1\lhh ~l lh pm 10\ A~s l Sup! Sund 1\ S1IH ! 1! ~~ 1m m Wor shlpSf'rVicf' II OOa m [i){l('f(lr) ~ tr \luos rl 7pm m('rov The Rf'v Wllll:.~m Mlddlrsv.arl • Ol D f>tX"IIH H~III \ I S II\r-.: Wnrshlpstl\hl 10 Wl:.~ m F:\f'nlnl!" r 1 UPPERS PI A INS ST PAUL ANTJQUJT' RAPTIS I Kl'nn1th Sm rh pus• or Sunda\ Srhool 9 45 ·• m Church "(1 1URClf A!' In ( ur rl~ l ~ "11 r l ind' ~~ r shi[J SunliH\ 7 p m .tnd Wt'dn1-sd a v i pill ( hur'fh S<h0ol 1f 1m Worship 10 ·• m ptst or Su11d1 v S1honl 9 lO 1m (hU! Ch St'fVIC'(' 11 a m HYSEI L RUN IIOII NF.SS CHURCH S\lp! ~utwl1\ St i\OII't •1 1m 111 tl lrr '-' \ 11 ST IOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH Pin< 11ihlr Stud\ I U(lstlav 7 t0 p m UMW Hi'rvlrf' 7 ~~ p\m Hru th ff'll oiJ.~hlp II ~fin Mlkr Tt111mp.~on N<'v. Havi'n WV paslor SACRED HEART CHURC H M<gr lk'('); f]t,_l l l/1dt1JI111~11\I\1\ h tlfiM ]II) ~~~~ ~ I (,f0\1 Thf' RC'\ Wl1!11m Mldd liS\1. 1rlh lhh!l rur~cl1 v 7 !0 p m Communion m Blbl< s1u1' 1 hut srlt v .. lOp m Sunli r\ Sth(i)l 11 <i :m 1m Mnrn lnc \\ nr An rhonv Gian n<~mOI ro Ph 992 :iR9A Sa1ur ;-.t: hOOJ 'Jntllh rT\1, 1111\.! - II fJill I I I St p aslm Church srr\ lee ~ :lil r m ~und 1 \ I h ~ ~ SundtJ\- jAt r.ht n PULL GOSPEl II ( fiT HOUSE '"I<' shlpa t lO:tOrm Sundl\ne>nlngsCr\lu cia\ E\C'n!n,~; M a ~s 7 iO p m Sundav ....,L1\ Sa hnol II) 10 ' m Hiland Ho 1(1 Pornt rnv I om Kf'lh p1 s 11 i :\0 p m ThUt !oidt\ ~J\]1 (" 11- :J{) p M H;s 1.J 1m and lll am Conf£>Sslons onf' BRADBURY CHURCH OF CIIRI~ I ; ' GRAHAM UNI II n M! IIH1[)\ S! t01 0 tll /1\ I tmlu 1! S S Sup1 Sunil 1\ m ha If hou I bl'fOJ"f' I" a( h M.rss ccn cl,tSI;('fi lohn WriJ,!ht pastm ~u nd" St hnlll4 to 1 ( ENTRAL <LUSTER _. Prl'achiRJ: 9 111,1 nr lh '-I rr d ~ ( con d Sun mornln).!\l llltt 11111 t m Strnl l r\f'\;n 11 1m Sundav FRf F:DOM C,OSPEL MISSION 11 Bald m L .. m v Ha\ nf'S S S Supl Mm nlng Rt'Y hun<'f& E Corbitt , rltV!Iof rn r h mont h th\111 rnlll;u11 1h Sun tng ' " \ lu 7 tfl p m rur ~ rl" tnd rhu s Knoh !n1 I I I'd rrr1 lounl\ Ro •d \1 Rl'\ VIITORV BAPTIST 525 "N 2ntl So \I.IJI Shlplfl %() lffi Rf'\' Strvtn Nel11oo ., dlv•~•chm on lh~m ~ h l p ~r r l l f l ~ 11 1 \lip duv Srl\ltl ), '' 7 Ul p m 1 1" 11 nr1 t.luf'~rn r tmp pllr<l or Rf'V Mldcllf'pO rl Jami'~ E KN>sl'r p !Sirrr RACINF. CHURCH OF THF. ~AZA Rt•v Melvin Franklin ~ m Wtl(lnf'~ d" '\( n\nJ! s 11 7 m I> m 'A ORO OF' ~ A I Ill 111 Mrll S1 Mtflctl' ~ RoJ.!C I Wi ll rorcl ~ ~ ~~ p1~tor PrNi t:'h hi J! Sundav morn ina wor !<Ohlp 10 a m E\rn RJoNF R1\ 1\ovtl n C.rlmm II p r ~ 1 01 It• v ( 11 tn('nt••!;; Zunlaa Jr ,. - Pr nt r um l Blhl! Siulh rt•l t Suntlt\ m11nrn.c ~ • ' r \ lc ' Jtl 1'1 1 m "'' ' "1 ~!'i umlr\ 7 Vlpm PrtvrrmN'!ing ln~ s.:•n lcf' 7 p m WNnrsdm rvt'ning Or 11l 1ss Ch.t umtnofthrBOI Jdol(h rl" ltt•v Rnh1 rt MUM801it.n ., SFVEN111 1)/\, AI WI N il S! Mullr Sund 1\ ro\ r n1nu - ~~~ I hu1 ~c1" mornrng: \\1'1:lnt>sd t\ 7 :ID pm Gu\ (ollfflth v. or shlp7 p m Vi~llail onThuJ sd J\ti JOp ll•n LUr Sund '' Srhool !J m 1m Mor n 1 /\SIR H\ 1S\I I II 'U ~>I' I - Wo(shtp 11 11 m • I'll \ lf(']j:!h1" Hou\ l 11 1lll ll1\ ! 11 \ Rlhlt ~ l lJr l\ 10 1 m \\ Pt!nP'd rv c \I nlnJ( m It 11!( 1 Yourh groups Sund•v Nrn!nJ! rl lnl! \\Or ~ hrp lfl :lf) ,, m f'\<tnJ::I'I! st]( 't l ( hur 1h Sc hoot 9 4~ 11m ('h,tqtf' Blblr> "",.. Ht och P a~;lr• t ~ 1b h 11l S;!t II Suprrt n 7lflpm li Ill p m ~ llh Rogt'r 1nrl V!r li'l WliliO!cl MORSF. CHAPEl CHURCH Chrtrlr<~ 'k• 7 1~1 p m Wr'llnPsd rv srt \If'( ; p m Stull\ W1llncostlu v 7 \0 p m UM\\ ft rsl ' t•m\(nl Rhnndt Mnk l11 Srllhll h Sthllnl NEW IMVf ~ \ 1\ UUC I~ 01 1HF NA t.. It .uh r s fnmmun Ion sf' I'\ lr• fir sl Su ncl 1, Norris p 1stor Sunrlu' Srhool 10 a m I IRF RTV CHRIST IAN CHUROJ f>, I u1 stln 7 ~ ~ p rn Choh Rrhmr~ 11 • bt~lll " 11 ~pttl nSt lmd 1 ~i.tl1\lfll ~h lj1 7.,\RFNI 11n f,Jpn(lnn St t oud p:.~.,lor ' 11 h mnnrh v. mshl p slr\[(e 111m Sund 1 v niJ!ht lrr Wor1(1\ C Ill p 1 ~ 1nr S1 1' i11 " Sunil t\ ' Wr1II1Psd n i:i 10 11m UMW fourth Suo " ~11\ 11 ( rr 1IIO~In l.l rlll rl I\11\'(IU 1.\tl Suncl l\ S(honl9 Ult m \\nrl'i ht psrr\tLr WID II' S Cfi APil II ESl EVAN worshi p Sf'rVIU' 7 Jfl p m Mid•Mt'k lllH m rnrl 7 pm Wt'<llu srl n -pm dl\ h lflp m IN tl~onl ' JI)Oll lfl ~fl I m 'tU !h S( \[II Sun(I IV6J 'ip l HUR('H - Coolvll lr•RD Rf'\ Ph illiP. Rl pruvrr sf'rvtcf' \\C'dne>sdav 7 p m I N1ERPH ISE - Wor<:hlp q a m ' HU ll i\NH 1"\HSJ IMI'II S I ( 1/ ll\1 1 II m Sundt\ f'\f'nln~~f' I\I(.C>7 f)() pm wru 1 dtlnou1 p l \; IOJ Suml1 v Srhnol !J lO , m WF.SI EVAN BfBI E HOI INF.SS l hu1'rh !';, hooll/1 .1m Rlbl f' Stud\ Tuf's ,. - Slslf 1 H,uriC'II \\ 1111( r Supl Suilll t\ nr~d I \ PI lVI r Mrr llng rnd BIIJir Studv-• HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN Ro" "Oish !p ),f'f\kt 10 :10 1m Blblf' studv CHURCH uf Mlddl<'por t lnr 75 P1 arl S! !l r" 7 mp rn UMW F lr~t Monduv 7 :m n Wa tson pastor Crenson Prall Sund.1v : S< honl 11 ~~ 1 m Mor nlnt Wr r" hlp Hl 1r1 7 nOpm tml " "ls hlpstl\icc WNinNOcl;l\ 7 pm Rt'\ h .m Mvrr ~ pa~lor Rof;!er ManiC". Jl m UMYF Sundu\' fi p m Choir R£> •um NFASf SE:1TlEMF.t'\T CIIUHCH Sun School Supl Mom In~ Worship 9 :m u m ltlJII ANO CHURCH OF CHRI5T Sr Sund tv School ~up! Sundav Sc. hool lh'ar \Ill li Vlp m Wl'dnf.'Sd 1y rFr unklln \ l'f)MFHO' ~IU S ! 1\r\PII SI 1 1 ~ 11 duv tfurnnon ~ f'IV](t's 11 'l lfl Thu 1 ~ u~ ' Murk Jon('!. p<.~-.tm Rill Nlrhol son Su n Sundav School 10 30 u m Evl'nln~ st r ~ ID a m Morn in~ WOJ ship 10 lO a m I I /\I WOODS - Chut~ hS(' ho ol \0 1 m •' ll ulh v mtn1~11' s tt unl11 111 nlng rvrnlriUsll\ ll'rsot i tn riJ\ SC'hMI Supt Sunill v!'ll hool 4 VI 1m vice 7 30 p m Ev('n!n_c- Wor shi p 7 JO p m W£'dnC'sdav 4 \• \llll~f'il~l\1 !lt l\hl !1 l)ltl\t o ptrh!!r ip Worship II 1 m B!hlr Stud\ Thur ~ FIRST BAPT IST C' HUH CH M t'nn V. MT UNION BAPTIST Dona ld Shut MOinln f.I ~ Ols hlpandC o mmun lon tO lOu i'ven!n_g Blblr stucl v pr tVt'r nnd pruls• • m !\unduv (huH h S('h1 ! 11 W 1m d '' 7 p m UMYF ~umht\ ti p m m V 1 P t ~ lnt Bill Mur phv Su nd '' Srhoollfl pas\oJ JO(I Sayrp Sunda v School Sup! ~f'r\'IC I 7 W p m ... r F r •nkllnl ~ Mnr nln~ Wors hip 111 ~~ 1 m 1m Sund n f'\rnlng i 10 pm P11 vt r Sunduv School 9 45 am EvrnlnJ!: v. or HL lli\NDBIBLEMf.'THODJST Amo~ LIVING WORD CHESTEl\ CHURCH FOIU Sl ,. RUN - Wor"hlp !J 1m • FIRST SOU'ItlF:U N n\Pit SI Pn ml'l: lin g 111<1 Bihl1 stud v W('(inrsd t} 7 10 ship 6 :K) p m Prav('r Meetln~Z 6 30 p m I I III~ p ISiflt Sonn\ HudHon sup1 sund 1\ OF GOD - G!lbf'r1 Spcncf'r 'pastor Sun fhu 1'h Sthnol 111/\ M C'holr prartlrr .. OHIOV Pikr. l rmtrO I\t\,tr\1 [11"1 111 p m F\t't'\fV'II" Y.f lrnmi' S<hool 'I ~n 1m Mornin g IJ.flf<:: hlp 10 ~ Wl'dn<'!Sdar , dav Sc::hool 9 30 am Mornln):l S<'f\ Ire Tllf'sd a' h Ill[' m UMW fl r~t Tur schn • ~J.t ck Nrrds Sund,IV S( hnol [)It r ( t w Sun RU11ANDF'REEWHI AAP JIS ! S t 1m Su ndn P\tnlnJ.! SII\Ut' i no p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF 10 00 a m Sunday evrnln~ servlcC' 7 00 p 7 VI Jl m jNf'I HOOl : 11.1\ Srhool q :m n m Mtlnln J.: Wt l T ~ hlp 1 lr m St Rl'\ P ul T 1\lnr p tsl m Sun<lt \ Wrdnf'Sdl\ ~r r\ht 7 pm WMPO pr n CJ!RIST D1 1 V1' Pt~•ntl t'<' mlnls1 f'r [)('rvl m Mid W('('k pravf'r s('rviC'C Wt'dn<'sdu y Ill A Ill j Mhltllt pmll - C'huu~ h School .11()4~ f'Hnlnj:!v. O t ~ hlp 7 0llpll l>S i r S. hr'rnl 10 tl m Sun<\ IV' 1 ••nln p 7 f)(r p m Rtllm q 1m r tf'h Suntl l\ \\I' li s ~upr Churrh S<'hool ~ !I m Wor 7p m !'I 111 • m Mornln~ W(l tshlp 10 10 n m • & 7 Ill II s I I Wt'tlll! ~~~~~ 1'1 1\( I !\t I ; Wrdn1>sd 1\ 1 ' ' nln~ pr 1\i r m ~ llnf.! 7 on RUTLAND CHURlfl OF THE NAZI\ ship Sf.rvlct' 9 4fl p m MT OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH ' (IU ih C1 nup 4 p m WPdn£"Sdu\ Chui'C'h • \ kt 7 !MI p m I 0 S I r & 7 Ill P M ( T' S RENF. Rf'\ lov.PIJ Ford p;.rs1or Suntll\ CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA LawrrnCf' Bush pastor Max FolmC'r Sr p '" fhoh li'hlr~ r~~~l 7 pm ThurMay :1 ) Mls!!:IOn F'l l<' nd ~ t 1,1;1., ! 1 1 Hm 11 SOUTH RF.THI'I N I'V. fF 'T\M f N1 "rhnn l'l ~· u m Woz ship ~f'l \ icl' m:':lo I RENE Rrv Hrrtx-rt Grrrtf' puslor Supl Sundav School and Mornlna Worship P'""' St1vlr1 iJ lllpm Blbli'Stud\ 7 " Ambl!1stdt' •s (1)()\s u~ro~ t 11-l t 11111 1.111~ CHURCH Sllvf'l Htd~f' Ou rnr" ~hdrn ~ m Ytlung pi'Opl£>~ srn 1<1 ti J)m Frank Rlfflr sup! Sund.ly School 9 30 a 9 30 a m Sunday C'Vf'nlng SC'rvlr£' 7 p m pm t7. uni~ ll : in At \l hn tll~( s h IH1 1111 \\n \111 ~I ll\' - 11 strick f'r p1 ~ 1m Surult \ SthonJ 1 1m r\nngi'lls rlt !>('1\[(rl! .Jpm Wr'lilli Sd l\ m Worship ~;r rvlrf' 11 a m 1ncl 7 p m Youl h m('('11n~ and Bib[(' Stud v WC'dni'S MINF:HSVII l F. - W01 ship Su vier 10 . ,11 ! 0!'0 1 1~ T Ulp m II s 1 1 1\11 ~ 1 1 1 ~ .... ,, lr 1 ; 1 1m Wo1 shlp SNvt{P 10 r m Suml.t\ 1\f'nlng Sundav Wf'<lnrsf1 : . 1 \ 7 p m Prav• r m('(f d:.~v 7 p m 'rn ( hurt h SchOol 1\ rr m UMW thlrrt .,. • vt~!l rll on h l() pIll ~ t n in 7 00 p m Wrdnr.,. ci tv nl[!hl Rrhlr MASON CHURCII Of CNRIS r Mlllro I n~ WHin Md I\ 1 1• m Choir prarllct' Man • FAITHTARfH NM II l lilHC II 1\tl -.rudy 7 llfl p m S! M 1son \\ V 1 E u,~;rn r I lon.e•r mr LAUREL CliFF FREE METHODIST rlr\ 7 :top m !Nf'I!!OO) • ltv Hun Rn ul Ht \ ~ mntt t1 It I" ~~ 11 p ~~ nlslf r Sumln Olbli' Sluch lfl 1 m Yo 01 O.wtd SC'\1 p.1s1or Robf'rl E CHURCH PFAHl CHAPEL - Worship S4rviN' 101 H.mdli"\ l)unn <; Ui>l su rul" s, hr•ol ship 11 1m 1nd 7 p nr.-wf"dnf"!' d<n Btbh 11 :\11 ,, rn \hur'f'h Srho()[ 111 15 a m Barton Dlr('('1 or or Chrlsll an Edut::,ll lon : 111 1m Sunf\1\(\(llln ~-;<;ct \l tt ., lllpm S!Uih \nl' tlmu ~ t r -pm Strv(' Eblin assista nt Sunday Srhoo! B :l() UM\\ ~r·m nri Tul'~d ln 7 30 p m j Muss • ~ R!blf' 11 tl hinf! 7 m p rn I hu r ~c t n I lnF RTY ASSEMHI Y OF GOD Dud a m. Morn In~ ~or shl p 10 :\0 am Tf't'ns Ill Ull " sYnACUSF !'itlSS.JON ( hill\ Sl S\ dlnl! I .tm M 1son W Va J N ThackC'r In Acti on 6pm Ev4 nlngWorship 7 OOp POMFH OY - C'hu r'('h ~chaol 9 15,\ m .. I I( U ~f !'\( I Virf'" Ill I ll'l Suntll\ I \ f 11 !ng ~ts t or f. vrnln g S('rvlrr iII pm \\ o m Wrdnrsdav <'VC'n!n~ pr IVf'r and Btblr Wor ship 10 ~ n m Choir rf'hrarsal : 1\N\ IC' f'~ Sund,l\ •n<l Wt'( lnt•~d 1\ nl 7 flfl1> m!'ll s Min l"11'\ Thur sd.:n 9 ~~ 1 m ~~~;Jud:v ~ 00 p m Choir prarlirr Thursday WN.Int~da\ 7 \0 p m UMW Sf'C'Ond ~ m \VI'(Im "di\ Pr tvrr .1nd Bib II' Sludv 7 15 7 pm lut sd,,, 7 3fl pm UM,FSunduv tipm • MIDDI EPORT CHURCH Of CHHI H pm DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST j(OJI.l\111 • INCHHJSTIANUN ION !l(~ \ Kr li hfhl ln C'harlrs Russ(' II Sr mtnlstrr Rl<'k M r l!ll('K SPRI NGS- Churrh School 9 1~ • p11!114lt ~unda' St hool 9 10 n tn \\ nell' rombcr ~~~;upl Sundnv Srhonl 9 30 u m rm W01shlp 101m Otblf'Studv Wl'd • Huvmar1 !il.upt :.lr_1mnln J:! \\ or ~ hlp Ill 10 11 Wor~hl p ~rnlcr 10 :w> .1m Blbli' ~T udv . . nt...,.d n\ 7 JOpm UMY F rSf'nl or<~\ Sun • tn ~und t" C',.-c·llki.Lt s41 \ !1 ro 7 10 p m Tu £>sda \ 7 :KJ p m till\ ~ p m tJunlors l f'\f'r\ other ~un : WrdnrsdiJ\' PrtJH'I M1 rtlnJ! i :tfl pm REORGANIZED CHURCH OF IESUS HARTfORD CHURCH OF CHRIST I ~--lfi the ltfe I hlld t h I t ffl Th I d '' tip m 1Franklin) • MT MOiliAH < II UHCH 01 <.nO CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Pori CHRISTIAN UNION Hartford w Va 0 BC ere are a 0 0 rs l Slrps e II slllm< RUt I AND - Churc h Srhool 10 am, • Rutlnf' ftl"\ limc s ~l11 11 flt'ld p1 s1m land Racine Road William Roush P"l or Rev Da< kl MoManls paso or Chprch lhey Smtle a l US I hey are Only 2 weeks Old T h e fll Sl t orn e I hCV \\ o1~hl p 11 n m UMW !EVf'n ln~C h'flf'l " l''r«'mll n Wltllum ~ Sup! Surul" St hnnl L!ndll Evans r hur<'h sr hoot dlr('rtor School 9 :KI am S\lnday mornlna S('t' raise their arms wan ling u s to ptck them up wha l jO\ rh 11 ~( <'t'l nd \\ f'dnrsd,1v 7 \0 p m UMW IAI "' !I 4~ a m Sunrln\ md W't'lln' sell\ 1 \1 n Church school 9 30a m Mornln~woNihlp vi"' 11 am ~>unday rvcnlnR sen lee first slep sure ls worlh bragging about The flrsl word and W" cit'l stromt Thu rsdnv 1 pm tunctcn Clr ., InA ~rn Ires 7 p m 10 30 am wronesdav l'Vf'nln~ prnvrr 7 30 P m WednPSday pray('rm('lltinlil 7 30 ,. 1Mus~m n nl . ' MlpD!EPnRl FIII S1 II•II' I ISI srrvlce• 7 30 p m Pm think we h ave a genius tn the famUy Thai firs Ida\ of sch ool lh< SA l f M C'EN fER Ch urrh School q 15 .,.. Cor n('r Sixth .md P ll nu r r 11I F.• II n I' 1), BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Lotarl first Christma s (trsl date, graduiiTton, cotlegc mal roagc lheor t1 m \V or<~hlp 10 15 p m rMussmun l • tor Bob Parkf'J S S Sup1 l tlln R i g~ .. Shulf"r pasl or Wonhlp SC'nll't' 9 :lOam W Va Rt 1 Jam<'Si...(\wJ~ pastor Wor fl hlld SNO\\ Vlll 1:: Worship 9 00 ~ m 1 • A~"~ Supt !Sunil ll\ Sthnol ) 1r, 1m Sundav SchooiiO :10 a m BlblcSoudy nnd ship son 9 30 a m Sund oy School II rst c and now y ou are grandparenls All lhrsc fi"IS a1 p rhu r't'h ~~~;rho ol q 45 am I Mussman \ : MornftiJl W h\1> H\11 n rn Sum\ t\ pra,rr S<'rviC(' Thursdav 7 00 m 8 m tvcnlngworshlp 7 .Jl P m Tui:'Sd~y WOnderful and We rememb('r them Wf'll •"'Evrntng sl'fv t'f' 7 pm Ptt\tr mtll l n ~ CAR! ETON I NTERDENOM~NA~ ION rollaR< prayer m<ellng and Blbl< Sludl' Notice anythong missing? J d o,lt IS l.od ,md WOI ship Wh en ( .1nrt Blblt S!uch \V('(Int-sd n r 't nlng 7 p AL CHURCH Klngsburv Road Rev Da 9 :II am Worship Sl'I'VI('(' Wt'dnt"Sday t m Chlldtl"n s rhoil plltll(t Wt'llnt ~ ,,d Curtman paSior Sundav School 9 30 7 30 P m was the first time you took your child l o church ' Thai wa s a SOUTHERN CLUSTER ; dav 7 p.m. Adull <"hnh prHrtk( \\'111 fol "m Ralph Carl Supo E •nlng worship OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH hlslortc d ay Their baptism when th ey becam e a child of (.oct Rev Ro~rr Gract • p m 1 Radio pro,;!r 1m \YMPO Sundn \ Rev Paul McGuire ~ Pravor ml'OIIng Wl'lln<'Sdav ~: 1 '1'1:."~v~;:;•c ~~~c'::',.: Sunday &hool class and they said you don 1 h,wc to slav . S30am LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Vornon •• sunday SChoolS :ll a m Sunday worship anymore The good feeling you had a nd sllll hav e as I he whO It• • MIDDLEPORT rfiUH CH OF (HRI S1 AI' PI E GROVE- Church School 9 30 11 • m : Mh and Mtln AI H 111 son m)nislr t Mlkf 1m Wurshlp 10 00 am \fi rst nnd 1hlrd famtly sits together In rhurch Notice chnch h,rs a l ot of fi rs I , Eldrldgo P••ror wanaco Dami'Wooil s . (".('rlarh SumJu, ~l hool SuiH'IIn1t nclrnt Sund.wsl Blbl(' srudv t'\€\rv Su ndav 1 p 9 lla m Worship _ and and not forget ling thai Sunday Is F IF!S1 da\ of I he week m UMW ~rorut Tursday 7 00 p m • Blblr School9 30 r m Morn t n~ \\ or~ hlp woods R<!v Blackwood pastor Sen let~ It's a big day when your chtld ftrsl gets a dnvt'r s lorense, ho\\ •10 :m n m Evrn ln~ \\or ship 7 00 P m Pt uwr mN'tln~ WL'dnrsd rw 7 p m 011 Sunday at 10 :lla m and 7 30 P m •llh •wronrsd 1v 7 00 p m P1 nvPr m«'tln~ iGt t<'f') " proud they are Now I hey can not onlv go to out of lown oam"" SundaySChool9 JOa m BlbiPStudy Wed e-o l_.,., : MIDDLEPORT CHI H(H OF THE NA llETHANI - Worohlp 9 • m Church RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Sil"'o •' """av 1 :ll p m they can t!lso go to church acttvllles without ;our laking them , ?..ARENt I' ASTOn Ftrd P<'nhot ~ood Srhool 10 1m Blbl(' Stud~ Wt"dnesday DraH~r Pastor Mtkr Sw~er SUndav FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR and &etUng lhem 1 •!Jill Whitt Sundn Sr hNll ~upl Sundn' 10 , m Dorea!. Women s F('ltowshlp School Supt Sunday School 9 :10 am CHR IST St Rl 118 Anllqullv Rev So •.SChool 9 :10 1m Mor ning WoiShlp tO 45 \\t'<1nl'sd t\ 11 am (MrGulrc) Momlnll l4orshlp 10 40 am Sunday Franklin Dirk"'' paslor sunday morn many first steps In a person's hfe from c hildhOOd 10 •a m F."an~i'llstlr mf'£'1\ng 7 00 P m C'ARMEI -Church School 9 30 am Mrnln~ WOf5hlp 7 ,M p m W(l(fn~~y lnR 10 • m Sunday ovl'lllng 7 :ll p m eternity Many are memorable but the mosl lmporlanl and ro. rnlnf!i Blbl<' studv ?:_JO p.m : wronrsdav 7 00 p m PrnH't m~¥tlng \\ 01~hip tO :a~ 1\ m Sf'lrond and Fourlh 7 Sunda\st- F{'llov. sh lp dlnnl't' with Sutton , UNITED PRESRVTERIA~ 1\IINISTRV [IJRLINGHAM COMMUNITY CIWROi :nos;.?~:?'R~~'\"~~ ~~~UNITY BAP las ling are found In church wtth God How man; firs I s1eps with OF MEIC.S COUNT\ 1hiHI Thursdrn 6 30 p m fMcGulrt'l BurllnJ<ham Rav !.audt'rmlll pasoor. RoTIST CHIIRCH Pastor Rol><'rl Byers God has your child stored up tn mind and !DemoJ y'' Thest• arc \ Rov Chorl.. Talholt EAST I ETART- Church School9 a m bl'n Cazan wlalant """'"' Suncl.\v School SundavSchooi!O a m Worshlp•ervlc.ll most needed Not only baptism marriage and burial bul manv HARRISONVII LE PRESBYTERIAN Worship 10 am se<Ond and !wrth ~n 10 a m wonhlp 7 p.m Wl'dneedoy 6 p.m 1 m· Sundly """"'n' """'"' 7 30 P m CHURCH - Sunday Worship Srrvlro• davs UMW flrsr Tu<sde.y 7 l) p m l'JUih mootlnR. Wl'd .. 7p.m c!lurdu«vlcl's In-between firsts Christmas, Eastet. Pentacost Tha nksglvthg, Wt'dnesdly _, enlna ~ervlce 7 :It p m 9 001 m Churct\,.Schoo\ 10 15 a m Wra('(l) PINE GllOVE HOLINESS CHURCH \1 conflrma!_lon, holy communion, singing In t~choir, bejng on MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN LETAI\T fALLS - Worship 9 a m, mllf'off Rl 321 RfY Bm J W•tts Pill or chureh counetl, leaching S S. Bible school and the list goes on Sontlay SChOOl 9 am Church Sl'rvrc(l 1 Church ScbooltO am ~Graet'l Robl'rt S..rlfl. S S Supl Sundly Scllool 9 30 a m Momtna Worship 10 M a m ]0 I~ am ' MORNINGSTAR_,. Worship 9 4$a m CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS We must prepare our chlldrj!n for many flrsl steps May our Sunday ('Vetllng lff'VI<'f' 130 pm Wfd SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESB\ Church School 10 30 a m , Bible STudy TOLIC - VanZ.ncll ond Ward Rd Elder training and ltfe let them also haveoile las I firs I slcp The mos1 l'll'lday ..rvlt'f' 7 30 p.m TERIAN - Sunday S<hool 10 1m Thursday 7:30pm tRaderl Jam.. Mm.-. puror SWiday School SILVER RUN BAPTIST Bill Lllllo Important step of all, Into Heaven and Into the presence of God !(hu rr h sPrvloe ll l~ a m RACINE WESLEYAN- Oourd Sehool lO :ll • m Worslllp Servo.. Sunday 7 Ji p11tor Stev£1 LitHe S S &lpt Sundav RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Pasl or lOam Worslllplla m UMWIQurthMon p m Blbl• Study, Wedneodly 7: 311' m. The Almighty What a great first step thai wtll be It's up to you Scl'lool 10 a m Morning worslp 11 1 m John Evans Sunday School 10 00 a m day at 1 .l) p m,. Men s Praytr 'BrHrkfu1 CALVARY PILGRIM CHAPEL H~rr~ parents to guide lhem to that last but greatest 1trs1 step Sunday evonlnR worslllp 7 !11 p.m Pra ..,. Sunday Morning Worship II 00 am Chll Wf'dn('Sday 7 am JCrace). sonvlllo Rood Rev Dower king P..!or: m..,lln R and Blbl•studvThursday 7 3 p. CIIR<on Faulll. Sunday School S.pt Suri11ren's Church 11 am Suntlay EvenlnJf ~UTTON - Church School 9 :.>am Putor William Mlddletwarth. Melp County Lutherall!l m Youth meeting Wf'dnl"Scily 81 7 p.m ~rv lc c 7 00 p m Wl'd 6 p m You11Jit La Morning Worship 10 45a m tlrstandthlrd dly Selloolt 30a.~~~.. -rwcnlllp.u 1 m : Suoday .._ , """leo T 30 p m REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHUROI 4ft'S' Auxtllary WednPSday 1 p m Fam Sund~vs Frllowshlp dlnn€'r with Carrnf'l - 383 N lnd Ave Mlddl'l'ort Sunday Proyer_ Wodneodly, 1 J) p. m illy Worship third Thurs<lay 6 :JO p m !McGuire! ~b:liTI.Is( CHR,ISTINA R. KAYLOR Delegate SATURDAY LONG BOTTOM - The tong Bottom Commuml y Assoctatoon Sprrng Smorgasbord dmner Sal urday from 4 lo 7 p m , a l the communlly buold\ng j 1' p . Friday sermonette other.first step? •= j :.:: ~~~~~. S1'({;~~ ~hoof Po~i;:~A'j;.~:~~~I;"R~~~ ~,:;·;~~.n lh~ •• fi Mf!t_'!\1. ~~ J • _ _ _j)elcg~t o;___~ os co sponsooed !01 Gir ls Stair Farmers Ba nk She has been lhr band for seven years Is on the newspaper sl aff on student council lhe Eastern quiz team and Is acllvr on spor l s oncludong rackelba ll golf and vo il e~ ball Janel Wenv, daughter of Phol lip and Karen Werry rs spon soredbyUnl1128 Sheallendsl he vocational program al Meog's laking compulenzed accountong and I h ere osa mrmbet of lh eOh oo Office Educau on Assoc1a11on She Is a member of the Briles a nd Beaus Weslern Squaoe Oancl' Club In t ecen l \ r.ll s sh r has been active In 4 H club work volleyba ll basketball and I rack and was a m ember of the V dl sll v ' Church Amy Darlene Co nnolly, da ugh ter of Wan en and Con me Con nolly, rs co sponsored by Village Pharmacy of Moddleport AI Eastern she Is actJVe on volley ball, on th e yearbook sl a!f on sl ude nt counci l and allrnds lhe Long Bottom U ntied MelhodJsl Church C hrl s lln a Renee Kaylor daughter of T erry a nd Londa Kaylor, ts co sonsored bv Bank One Sh e an ends Hem loc~ Grvve C h11stJan Church and at Easlern 1s a m ember of the Nalwnal ·Honoo Soc1el), serves on lhe Sludent Council and pla)s \lllh the concen band Jan one Michele Schaekelrs I he daughler of Edward A Schaekel Jr a nd PaiJicoa A Sch aekel and F Club al Eas1er n Alternate lo I he f1ve g!Jls from \ POMEROY Shady Rover Shufflers are sponsorrng a square dance and r loggong o n Saturday April 4 fro m 8 10 11 p fii • ar Pomeroy VIllage Hall Music will be prov ided by Circle 'D" Wranglers with calico .11 m Carnahan $2 donations wtll be acc epled al I he door 'II POMEROY Meigs H1gh &hool Band Boosters are spo n sortng a walk a rhon on Salurday Apnl4 starton g al 9 a m Anyone int er es ted In walkmg to help the band p.u1 c hase new umform s should call992 .1158 or 992 518o for a sponsor sheel If ca n celed due to ratn. the walk a thon Will be rescheduled for Aprllll at 9 a m --- SYRACUSE - Metgs Assoc1a tlon for Reta1ded C itizens I s sponsoring a spaghetti dinner Saturday, 5 to 7 p m at the school $3 per adu ll POMEROY - ThP publi c I S Invited to all end special services al lhe Pomeroy Senior Cenler Sa lurda y, 7 p m with Herbert Inscoe evangehsl CHESTER Chester g1rl s soflball sign up wtll be Saturday, 10 a m 10 I p m at girl scout hall In Chesler $12 registration fee Public Notoce Notice CASH BASIS COMBINED ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT For the FiiCIII Veer Ended J o-mMr 31 1986 RACINE VIlLAGE MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO GOVERNMENT"L FUND TYPES RECEIPTSLocal..... 21.0<16 ttttttgowernmental R_,..t \: .......... 2<1 941 Chargn lor "'"--'"' 8tMcet 14,B17 Flnoo.l.k:toaM.. • "'...... Min.r.MOUI . 3.24e 15,111 TOTAL ' RECEIPTI 118,7De QiiiURIEMENTIOUAAENT ~of"-n t~ t.!:r.. . 17,7~4 2,931 ~Actlvhlet 2, 458 c"""""""' Emr~ron- .. ....... ... laalclltllhy • ~. 11.001 talion Z1,130 ... tlall. tnt 111 505 ...... 0 Gauu;arrn~~~t ~ ·. ' 1.124 BURLINGHAM A walka lhOn will bP held Salurday bcgmnmgat lOam bythcWorld of L1fe Church tn Burlingham Anyone wishing lo sponsor a chrld Is asked to ca ll Donna Vance. ~98 7238, Donna Bently 696 1355 or Ch eryl Laudermlmll 992 5.116 • SYRACUSE The Ladles Missionary Society of the Flrsl Church of God, Syracuse will have a n Easier Bazaar lhos Sal urday at Kroger tn Pomeroy RACINE - The Ladles Auxtl lary of lhe Racine Fire Depart m enl will sponsor a professional WI est ling card al 8 p m Saturday In 1the Southern Junior High School Audllorlum HARRISONVILLE Harro sonvllle Lodge 411, F&AM will meel at 7 30 p m Salurday al the TOTAL DISBURSE 178.567 MENTS Tot•l Receipts over/ under Dosbunamenta 1&8.861 OTHER FINANCING SOURCES/(USESI Proceed• from Sale of Dtbll Sale ot Notes 75,000 Tranofron·Out t600) TOTAL OTHER FIN SOURCES / 74. 600 !USES) Excoao Atctlpta and Othar Flnanci"'l Sources Ovar1 (Under) b~nd Dlab • Other UNa/ Not 16,839 FUnd Caoh Btlanco Jan 1. 'I I 19,878 Fund C11h Balanc• Doc 31 . I I 85,515 Anerve for Encumbt Dec 31 170 PROPRIETARY FUNDS RECEIPTS Charges for 47.948 Mrocollanoouo 278 TOTAL ~ I RECEIPTS 48.228 DISBURSEMENTS P....,.al SIMCH 8,185 Trovel Trano· 1,417 portotlon C011trtctual s....... .... ,.. 7.431 , .IANE1 WF.ImY Dch.•g,lh• F.as1r1 n os Kcll\ Thompson Pubhc RUTLAND The Rutland Baseball League "otl "have l ag day In Rutland Sa lurday Coaches and players are to meet at lhe CIVIC Center al 10 a m Salurday mornmg MONDAY SUNDA\' POMEROY - Ronald Gcnheo mer. missionary from Africa, will sp eak at Ca rlelon ChUich Kingsbury Rd Pomeroy. 10 30 a m Sunday P ubllc lnvlled CHESTER - Begl nnll\g of I he 1987 o u tdoor season woll be Sunday at lhe Chesler Howhun t ers Range wtth Rutland. Ches t er dnd Hocking Technical Col Pubhc Reaerve for EncUmbr 20 Dec 31 NONEXPENDA8LE TRUST FUNDS tCemetoovl Total Other Fin Sourceo/ tUuo) 11,142 ,.600 600 bcett Rece1pte and Other F1n1ncin.a Sources Over I tlrndor) hpend D11b • 500 Other UooaoNat Fund Cash Balence Jan 1 '88 6 600 Fund Cash Balance • Oec 31 ' 86 6 000 TOTAL ,. Memorandum Only RECEIPTS 21 048 Local ttxoo Intergovernmental Aewn.,. 24941 Chai'JIIII lor Serv1ces 112716 Finet. Ltcentes 3,246 • Permits MiacallaMOUI 6 934 TOTAL RECEIPTS 167 932 DISBURSEMENTS Current Socurlty of Ptroon l P111porty 17734 Publoc H•alth Stmri~ 2,931 L8ieurt Time Actlvltoea 2 458 Community Environ· 505 - ....._ Ctllltal 0utt.y 4,211 TOTAL DIIIUAIE· MENTI , .. , 35.415 Total AMpta -~- Diobu ...,....,. 12,7<11 NOfll OJIERATINO REVENUES / ( E - - 1 Oth• UNo/ Nonop. 19481 TOTAL OTHER FIN SOURCES/ (UIEII 19451 Ex- ExceaaR-..a_o_ flnanclna ......... Owrl tUM.! la)lend Dlab • OllolrU.!Net, • 11,7f6 ,..,. Caeh Ill ...... ,, ... .. ..1.121 Fund c.• Dec ,,... 17 325 •• r .... artatktn Oonwal ....... ....... Govornment Poroonal , 1.001 21130 8 824 Tr-Trana portation C0111rtt:tual 7,<138 Sup.,U..and ·· 18142 Capital Outlooy 118 237 TOTAL DIIIUASE MENTS , 214,052 T otll.!l~ocolptl .,.,I u o....... - .... " ' , _ TtMwfwcrln Tranof•• Out Ja nC't Thrtss lhld a p,1pe1 oil JOnquil s Sh P sa1d lh.ll d<tffodoil; ,uc nol jonq u ols whoch have lw~ 01 lhrcc bloom s on each ste m I "Mo s M i lhoan al so r r a d a"n dtloclc• on foocing boanches t~ bloom Sh e sai d lh<il now os lit lime l o planl spoin g bulbs and su ggesled using I hem ,u ou nd a IIPE' to avoid l a,~nmowf'r damage E v.1 Robson "as r angr1 ro o I he evrntng She m.ode sr1 ct aJ a t I angcmenl s using silk gu.;, flo,~ er s plc1c cmat s and 11bbons, and I h en mad<• seveo .tl live design s "olh daflodll s und t' VC'h g1ecn ' Rrfocs h mc•nl s w e oq sr1 ved to 14 memb<'o s .md gucsls Mrs Robson and hec si SIC'I Gene\ or\ e Waod ' 1980 Chevy Citation ...........•. S119 5 ~ ~ir, 4 dr .. good condition MIDDLEPORT - Moddl Pporl G, rrden Club m eets al I he home , of Mrs Dan n\ Thompson on Monday at 7 lO p m RACINE - Racine Chapter 134 Ooder of lhe Eas l ern Sl.or mee1s Monday al lhc hall Memlx'rs are 10 wear chapter dresses for inlllal ory wmk 4 sp .• PS. PB, air. good condition 1979 Jee~ ................................. S99 5 4 Dr., auto .. PB. PS. 4 wheel drive. 1979 Mercury XR· 7 ................. S89 5 Auto .• PB. PS. air . 141.1201 .11 000 100 Notrce Ottter Uses/ Nonop Ex110n· dltures TOTAL OTHER FIN SOURCES / !USES! Exceu Rece•pts and Ottter F'"•nctng Sources Over / tUnderl Ex~nd Orab I 011oer U../ Net 27 Fund Cash Balance Jan 1 88 80 Fund Caoh Bolonco Doc 31 88 1977 Dodae Aspen Sta. Wgn ...... S895 , 197 4 Ford F-1 00 ..................... S695 Runs good, flat bed. RACINE - Rev Charles Nor rls of Racine will be th~ cvange ltsl for revova l services Monday lhrough Apol l l2 al Ml Hermon U nited Brelhren Chu rc h In lhe T~xas Community Se1 vtces will bcgln7 30p m Pac h e\c nlnga nd special slngmg "'Ill be fealured Gucs l sin gers are welcome 2 LITER PEPSI COKE 99( .$109 12 PACK CANS EACH $299 RC 2 LITER ' EACH 6 PACK 6 PACII-12 OI. CANS RC S1 49 2 LITER COKE $149 12 oz CANS 99< IACH GRADE A LARGE EGGS s9( TOTAL Nowluuu0 0 Noteo TOTAL Rotlred0 0 NotH TOTAL Outatandlng DOZ. BANANAS Sl 00 3LIS. RED AND GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES BULK GARDEN SEED, SEED POTATOES, HANGiNG BASKETS, ONION SETS, VEGETABLE PLANTS,_{ABBAGE, BROCCOLI, TOfAATOES :::7i:iii G 0 Notto .. TOTAL .... MEMORAND" DATA [ 12 RUNNER GREEN 1 ....... d Volllallon .. 2 754,239 Property r .. Lavlto lnalde 10 Mill 20 Out•de 10 MHI 7 1 Eotlmatotl 915 Population . FaderaiCtnllll Population , 902 THIS IS AN UNAUDITED FINANCIAL IT..TEMENT 3/28/87 I cortify tlolo oeport to .,. correc:tand...,.todoeof my know'ladga ~~ANS 69 ( LB. I ""-... STOP IN AND CHECK EVERYDAY- LOW PRitES J-o ....... , CIIfii·T- elli it.. P o. ,_ m. Raolnt, Ohlo41771 114-MI·Ht1 (5001 / 41 3 1tc 0 ' Auto .. PB., !'IS .• luggage rack. good condition. RC Notoce Tr1ntftrs In ronvPntion 4 sp , air. good condition. POMEROY- Ronald Genhco m er. mi ss ionary to Soulh Africa, will speak at I he 7 30 p m Sunda y service al Calvary Bible Church on Pomeroy Pike Publlc Invited ~ POMEROY A fellowship dinner will be held at 1he Trimly Churc h In Pomeroy foll owi ng I he 10 30 a m morning wo1 ship servrce lo welcome R ev a nd Mrs John lltff Meal and b evel age will be provided t 1U' Mr s Hollon displayed l<.<e l'olloes daJfodol s Belty Mllhoa~ bo ought some o ld fashioned d01j bl r daffo dol s and forsy thta anti 1981 (hevy Citation ............. S1S95 lemple wll h work In th e Masteo 'Mason Degree RACINE - Racine First Bap tlst Church woll be m re\ tv.t l Sund ay lhrough April 9 wllh eveng£>llsl Ron Dillon Hanahan S C Services will be at 7 .10 eac h evenmg tion at 1978 Datsun King Cab .......... S1195 Auto .• PB. PS. lege laki ng pall In lite mini round ro~on C\!' n I lltalc lltlllty ........ and ........ I 113 ..... • POMEROY - Salurday evP n mg cvangellsllc services to be he ld weekly will gel 11nderway a l 7 p ~ lhos Salurday at the Pomeroy First Bap11s1 Chu rch Public Not1ce NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On M11ch 31.1987, rnthe Me1g1 Countv Probate Court Oaoe No 25489, Jo uph D Sayre Sr 49041 Townohlp Road 1059 AHdovolle Ohro 45772 appOinted E•ecutor of the <!flato of Ellrabeth A Sayr11 dHaaltd. late of 49041 Townohlp Aotd 1059 AtotiiVollt, Ohio 4&772 Robert E Buck, P111bota JudJIII Lano K Nooulroad Cleric j<l)3 10 17 3tc Pubhc BURLINGHAM A bean dmner Will be held at the World of Lofe C hu rc h ,al Burlingham Sal urday, noon lo 7 p m Three kinds of b eans, corn bread, desserl anct beverage for $2 50 adults and $1 50 c htldren under 12 Orders can bl' laken oul by !hose brmgmg rhetr own cont amers Proceeds go lo the chu rc h butldlng fund MrCombet askmg thP c l ub to donale a I N pot foJ I able deem a FIRST OT THE M SPECIALS Commuf!ty calendar/area happenings ' W" ,Ji\NINE M SCHAEKEL Girls State delegates named ond ~~ Middleport. OhiO J'\ Condor Pomeroy, ~FRANKLIN' Syracuse Momoroal 204 John F "Fulll, Mgr Ph 991 2101 RALL'S 992·3978 GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES -Prayer of SerenotY. \ \ CENTER, INC. BEN Veterans Memorial Hospital TRINA D. BARKER ;,-- Mill Work· Cabmet Makmg IU I It' Ser~•ce Arra nging woth spr mg flow eo s and forcing bran ches lnlo b loom were the prog~ am topics a1 Wednesda y · night's meetin g of I he WHdwood C a1dell Club held al I he Forest Run Chut ch Evel yn Hollon was hosless fot lhe meellng woth Fa1r W lgg on s govong devoloon s usong an F as leo poem I he l egend of lhr dogwood and p1 ave1 Kat hi vn Miller di s pla yed lha lablcclolh "htch she h as made for the club 10 St.'nd to lhe stale' OO\ en lion rn July He1do E lberfeld wds w e lcomed as a ne11 member A na1uo e hike w as planned fo1 Ap otl 15 all p m at lhe home of .J uanu a Will The Sj)om g 1eglOffiil bOard meet ln g was announced too Apt'll 11 a r C h es l ro Unllrd Met h od ls i Chuoch A l so announced was lhe spring 1cg oo n al me<>tJng a1 MrAo lhur on Apr II 15 and Na llonal Ga 1den Cl u b Week April IS 21 Several membcts \viii planl floweos a1 I he M oonln g S1ao and Fooest Run Cln11 cite' ,\ lrllCJ w,,s 'ead from I urtlle - --.... 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Pag'*-8- The Dally Sent1nel Pubhc Not1ce IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO PROBATE DIVISION WILLIS C BLOWER A~m Pomeroy-Middleport Oh10 Pubhc Not1ce publcatlon 1 Aprol 3 1987 ROBERT E BUCK Judge 121 27 131 6 13 20 27 141 3 &tc n strator of the Estate of Ruby Ru ss~ l Deceased Pia nl ft vo - CASE NO 26 195 STAN LEY SMITH eta Defendants NOTICE BY PUBLICATION :ro th e unknown survrv ng spouses legatees dev sees he s d at butors neKt of k n e11ecutors adrn n stra \q, s and a gns of Ruby Rune de ased and R ch a d Wa aka Richard We neJ if deceased ad d ess s un kn own and f v ng R chard Wa ner akB tR chard W e ne addreu un known A co m p ant llas been fled by W I s C Blower adm n s t a or ask ng the court to dete m ne the per sons e n t ed to the decedent s - -P apart et by t he lew• of the st11te of Oh o A hearmg on the compla nt w be held on the 8th day of May 1987 at 1 30 P M n the Probate Court Persons know ng anv e ason why the complamt sho uld not be g r,nt ed should appea and nform t he court at thet time The cou rt s ocatad at the Mags P obate Court Cou nty Courtho use Pomeroy Oh o 46769 Each of you 1 re qu ed to a nswer the co m pia nt w t h n tw e nty e ght Pubhc Not1ce NOTICE TO ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Sealed b ds w II be re co vod 11.1'111 6 00 P M on Aprrl 27 1987 by the Board ofT usteas of Pub c Affa ra V llage of Rae ne Oh o at 5 Happy Ads Congratu, lationt Oon One Day At A Time ~~;;:;;;::::;;;;;::;;;;;;;:;;;; the off c•of the Clerk Trea surer whose add easl1 S xth StrMt North of Amencan Leg on Bu ld~ng n Racine Hou&e(sl fee It es n the VI age of Racine Oh o WJth bas1c:: operating configUra POMEROY P 0 Box 375 Rae na Oh o 46771 131 27 141 3 10 17 4tc 992 2259 Real Estate General RUUql 216 E 2nd St Phone 1 (6141 992 3325 The lamly of Lbby Sayre•""" lo !hank al of the r fr enls 1nd ner&hbDrs who wt e so helpful and sympathet c du rne the 1 ness ond death of thi r loved one Ou np 1me hke 1h s ,.. NEW LISTING 3 y od one Ioo 3 BR home 2 ha h cook a d bake un s d shwashe eal ze how much our f ends sympathv Aspec al thanks 1o Father Trank Pa1ala and 10 Wh tes Fu~~tra Home for arran& "and conduCI ne such a lovely lune 1 urv co Thw lam ly detply apprecla1os all ol the beaut fu llowets lbe donat ons to the Cancer Socn!ly the num e oos d shes o1 1ood and all the o•111•nd lhou&htlul fr endsh p and support &Yen to lhe lam ~ lour k ndness • I always be Happy 29th and Holding, Kenny On 5 25 " es $97 500 NEW LI STING - 3 BRs gas ty wale lu nace ca pel np, 2 po c es ba h basemen a urn nun s d ng sma va d nea he bus ness sect on Pome oy u I $14 500 67 ACRES- On n ce ay og ad ogopd oadwhTP In Memonam ee bolhava ab e Ony$6000 SPECIAL Handyman you can ha"Ve a cheap home by one wo k 3nd na e a s o about $16 000 M&BILE HOME 12x50 wo BRs na u a gas lu na e a d CURTIS JONES some u n ue on Who passed away Apnl 4 1984 Curt we II neve forget thai evenmg we had to say goodbr.e We loved you You w II always be w th us Sadly m ssed Mom & Dad Sons & Daughters Brothe s Sste s N eces & Nephews t~ n n Rae ne at usl $8 000 SOLD COUNTRY HOME Jusl a n ce place o he am y 3 BRs fu nace woodbu ne C wa ter ba n ga age and 194 ac es A k ng 129 900 CERTIFIED APPRAISALS CALL 992 3325 Walter Wilham APPROXIMATElY 20 ac es o n ce nun ng and wth a one slo y ranch Hom e has 3 bedrooms d n ng a eaand a lui ba sement un n shed Qu et and peace u Good V ew MAKE OFFER $32 000 00 RACINE - Two story nome wth a arge beaut lu ot House needs some repa Seve al sheds and outbu d ng s Porch ONL¥ POMEROY - La ge 2 slo y ston e no me wIn 4 bed ooms II? bath s am ly room d n ns oom and ul basemenl A ea ly n ce home o us! $28 900 00 Ask ng $50 000 FISHERMEN Wan a place o OF $26 900 00 home wlh b g lot 3 ba hs you campe s 4 ac es ea lhP Ra e ne Da w h 1 P wa e and MEMORY MIDDLEPORT - Th s o de nome s close lo sto es and scnoo s 2 3 bed ooms level ot ca pel ng ol her leatu es nc ude a n ce ont po ch $16 900 00 JOE SAYRE AND FAMILY IN POMEROY - E m nate rna nl enance wth In s b ck ancn nouse 3 bed oom s I ~ baths ep ace b'se ment garage on app ox I ac e oT and New ool a ge n ce I v ng oom mode n ~! ch e n and baln NOW wate by mne as. POMEROY 2 slo y 8 m fan v m g dnng mode n k chen ul ba semen wth R~ age an nee ot o ek ds remembered 2 ca pet ng base me pa t o 8x36 n ~ ound poo enn s cou I ock ga den 8 oom s e c RIGGS CREST SUBDIVI SION - REALLY NICE Sp t oye home wth 4 5 bed rooms an n ~x ce lenl cond I on Ga age n ce lot WB Hooku p bl nds and shulte s n c lu ded WANT Henry E Cleland J 992 6191 Jean !russel 949 2660 Dolt e Turner 992 5692 Oflrce 992 2259 rn REAlTOR AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR Alto Tran1111lttln PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 6 17 tfe 24 HOUR TOWING & ROAD SERVICE USED TIRES & BATTERIES JO'S LimE RED BARN Flattened Alum Cans 26< lb Clean Sheet Cast Alum 25r to 29• lb n1 COPPlR ............... nz COPPER .............. . Irony Alumrnum S to18 ' 1b S1 It 124 Syraruso REOPENS MARCH 20 Pottery and Grf1 s Bord Baths Outs de Yard Dolls J esus Statues Vorgrn Mary & Angels for Yard s ,~,~I~EEC!,~~~~.G , and Graves Co1111 (a On Town1h p Ro11d II 142 1ou Buf 614-992 3466 EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR Truck auto 8o heavy equrpment repaors and weld ng (All makes & models) PH. 949·2893 or 949·2756 John II Btntt Ownu/MechaniC 1217Jmo end Su Btlort 3 7 I mo SUPERIOR SIDING CO. EUGENE LONG VINYl & ALUMINUM Complete Re modeling Ro of ng of ell Types Co mplete Gutter Work Worked n home area 20 year s Free Est mates CAll comer Ph (6141 843 5425 39872mo pd DENNY CONGP WILL HAUL JUST CAll' 992-3410 LIMESTONE J&L BLOWN INSULATION CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL FREE ESTIMATES PH. 992-2772 3 II 87 I mo 949·9070 or 949-2045 to Gun Show at Rutland CIV e Ma nlenance supervi\or needed fo a 100 bed SNF ICF fac I ty located m 10utheast Oh1o Must hava knowledge n Cllfpentry p 1.1mb ng elect c ty etc Send uume to Fou W nds Nura ng Center 215 Seth Ave Jackson Center April4 8 00 toe 00 p m T1ble rentelt!l 00 Adm 82 50 fo mo e nformatlon or tlb e rental Clll 614 742 2233 Pe cent of PfOCtedl logo taN A A 4 OH 45892 Gtveaway 2 pert Cocke 304 675 1241 Span el tlogs 6 Lost and Found mouth REWARD Ph 614 256 9333 SALES & SERVICE U S RT 50 EAST GUYSVIllE, OHIO Aulhomed John Doere Now Hollond Bush Hog Farm Equ pment Dealer Farm Equl~ment Parts &Smloe SER~ICE We can repa1r and re core rad1ators and heater cores We can also ac1d boll and rod out radiators We also repa1 r Gas Tanks PAT HILL FORD 992 2196 Moddleport Oh o 1 13 tic YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE Addona and emodel ng - Roof ng and gut e wo k Concl!lewok - P umb ng anti elect ca WOk (Free Est mat es) V C YOUNG Ill 992 6215 or 992 7!14 Pomeroy Ohoo 41 5 861c Gall1pohs I 3 86 tfc & VICinity Ap 3 • 4 about 1 m le below Raccoon Br dge Rt 7 Odd• a. End• turn tu e n ce clothing junk TV 1 fo ms gowns AI Reasonable PmH 3 Fam ly Garage Sale 360 346 Debby D lo'e Fnday Apr 13 g 7 Belt ch ld en1 & aduhl eloth" household & drape• CUSTOM BUllT HOMES & GARAGES PH. 949-2801 16 86 tin B&B • WOODWORK$ S 11 Fam ly Centenery Town House S1turdav Ap 4 first t ma bsttf outfits curt• n1 bedspretds tool1 btkn 9 5 1804 Dt & VARIOUS PAfTERNS AND WOOD SPECIES 985 4176 or 985 3564 36532 BAILEY RO POMEROY l 25 I mo J.R.'s REPAIRS TVs, Antennas Satelltte Salts Installation Service 614-843 5248 REASONABlE RfLIAILE I 20 86 tin GRAVEL SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT Free Eatimateo PH 949·2160 or 949·2101 We'll Sell You l Ustd Car or Fi1 Your ~ld One 3272noo KEN'S APPLIANCE RACINE FIRE DEPT. SERVICE latllan llildlllg 985·3561 EVElY ~II M•h• •Washers •O shwuhers •Rengu •Refr 91rator1 •Drveis •FrHzers PARTS and SERVICE 4 51 c SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. fCKtory Chekt 12 Gauge Shot..-Otlly 10.1 tin TRANSMISSIONS I£1UI1T & REPAIRED SUGAI RUN ASHLAND 190 MllliiRRY AVE POtiiiOY, OIL PH. 992-9t49 .......... o-r 2 5- 16-lfn G&MTV REPAIR 49135 St Rt 124 Racine, Oh1o 45771 949-3018 Ius -949·2606 Home AH . .n&lledtls ~24 HI SIIYICI 3112MOpd 51 Household Goods for Rent 27 tcre• to 13 acru on Send H I Untum 1hed 18A apt ke new Roed w th Road F ontage 304 thru out Meat tum 1hed 1st fiOOf p ivete qu et •285mo Ph 875 7151 614 48 4607 0 446 2602 41 Large beaut fu 6 BR home 47 wooded acres Me g1 Local Cherry R dge 844 900 Ca~ Houses for Rent 3 bdr ranch Rodney V llage II 8285 mo pus depottt Referen en requ red Call Bleckburn Rea tv 61' 441 0008 614 992 7180 4 led oom 2 bath LR DR k tchen and ut tv oom 2 8x10 110 nge Bids Fenced backye d P ee educed 128 600 00 c.'IT 4 roam h1 evsllable after first of Apr I lnqu re at 918 Second • 614 446 8583 G ac ous lw ng 1 and 2 bed oom apanmenu 11 Village Mana tnd Rivers dl Apart manu in M ddleport F om 1215 ncludng utft11 Call 614 992 71B7 EOH Ll ge 2 bedroom apt:h:ant n M dd aport we1he ~{d' dryer hookup 1)art ally fu l'llh&d Pay own ut lit 11 11 85 pe month C• 814 992 2381 dt'(l ar 614 992 2609 even ng• Mode n 3 btdroom house fo ent. Beech H II 1 n eference and depoltt reqUired $260 00 month 304 876 1900 BUY OR SELL RIVERINE ANnQUES I 124 East Main St Pomtroy HOlliS Tuo WM. frl tlomtor,... Sootloy I , .... 1 ,_ ty c-. ., •u al ,_. IUSS MOOII 992-2526 s.u .. Coppertone ef gllfato ' " htrv"t gold rtk glfttor 1196 side b'/ 1 de ef u••tor I 191 white 2 dr etr ge 1tor 175 16 cu ft chnt f ee1er $160 Whir poOl wttl'ter 19& Mtytag wuhe 1176 GE washer 1160 electric snge top & bottom Olo'en t110 Mayblg wringet' wuhar 196 end 62 gallon hot water heater tiiS Sk-ugs Ap pliance1 Upp• R ve Rd 614 446 7398 Mov ng Sa 1 701 Cherry St V nton Ohio Apr 111 2nd & 3rd 4x18 ebova ground 1w m mlng pool a que bedroom 1u te new couch 2 Queen Ann ch•rs rv ng room tultt dlnlna room suite breakfe1t1et sterea books porch •wing plcnill table other item• to numerous to mtnt on N ce select on of Fen ton Glou Uke new Stlrl soft end ttbiH and 1mp1 d n ng ttb • metll we drobe Hoove Vacume Cleaner Ph 614 317 0172 3 bedroom houst Wat Colum b 1 1180 OOmonthpiusdepolt and If enee• 304 773 &840 House n Hender~on e rooms bath 2 enclol&d btck porches 8200 • month rent 8100 secu ty deposit & references 2 bdr a ut I t es paid e~~:cept elec fu n o unfurn sec depos t requ red Conven ent ocaton Call614 446 8568 o 614 446 4778 Gtrage sale Sat Apt 4 9 00 3 00 Cu 11 ns beds pretdt ttle g 1 cloth• bike• fisher PT ce t~t. lkepiKe nun woodbu ner 1 fJ m"al 1helv ng un t Phone 014 843 1350 From Racfne 111tbound on St Rt 124 tum eft onto Cr 31 1 IVai 2 1-'l m les to Shtron Rd Watch fo sian• Ap II 4th Men women (u: e peth.. 14 reg I and children 1 c othes mi•c tamt Hippy Hollow Ad n Rudand 2nd hO\I" on right fNtdnsky •I Schools lnstructton Execut ve quad leve on 3 ac e1 4 bed oom1 3 battt tam y oom w th ext a arge f eplace and 1 de t to pel o cathedral ce ng• n ltv ng room 1nd d n ng oom Proftlt one '1 decortttd w th exqul1lte testa doublew t~ exqu 1 te g•age pus 32JI40 ga aga Many mo e data 111 •124 900 Cal Velma Stew1rt 614 989 2600 o Ha let G a ham 304 424 7161 C21 C11 11dy R..lty &14 423 5060 APARTMENTS mob e homes hou111 Pt P 1111nt and Ga po I 1 614 446 8221 1 b apartment partly tu n shed He nde •on I 1 60 month Ca lftfl 5 00 304 676 1972 Nice 3 bltdroom a le n ce yerd See at 314 Th rd St Kanauga Cell 614-446 7473 0 d 0 en.-1 Rugs Wanted! Any 1 te o cond t on Ca Desk chairs 1 1nd1 and othttl tem • Cell 614 986 3805 Lloyd Bl1ckwood Sumne Road hn ft Verd Sale tor CVfl e F broslt 1poni0Nd by the legion of tht Moote April~ 4 I from 8 00 to I 00 on Moou Parking Lot Rt 2 Pt Plea~nt Hugh Yard Slle Aprit Z 3 4 Form• PowtH 1 larblr Shop Gall polls Ferry Rtin O'ant.n• Oa~• Sale 1304 Meadow , _ D,_ Thut Frt. Sot. A"'M 2 3 4 NM tire Hartev 8ponter Lott other th nge, Ga,..• M IC lei• 2011 Mtr quette Ave Fn ancl a .. April 3 ond 4 9 00 till 5 00 COUNTRY MOBILE Home Pe k Route 33 North ot Pomeroy Ren tsl t a e s Ca 614 992 4450 Wanted To Buy Wt ~ cnh for lett rnodll cleen uNCI CIR Jim MN!Ik Chw Old1 lr. 8il Gene John.on IU.-.13672 a.. IINth 1111 - A• O.Ripollt C.R 114 4412212 lluldo Pontiac: 8 yea old house 5 roomt & beth steel 1 d ng 2 ca attached ga au• 1 ~ ec es g ound 2 outbu dng1 1m eoHRt 2oK Tomb nton Run Road 304 Mr.rchanrlisr. 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCT ON & FURNITURE 62 0111o'e St Gal polls Nlw & Ultd wood coal stove• e pe wood LA 14~t70 mob e home part al Y IUitt 1399 bunk beds 1199 ec ners new & used ~ oom fumlthed central 1 clo" to IU ttl w ngar weshen & SChoo 1 h01p tal & ItO e 304 675 •eoo waekd•v• t 3 p m 1hoes New v ng oom 1u ta 1180 tl599 ~mpl Call 614 Aftt 3 p m 304 675 6789 448 3159 44 1971 Na ahua 1Zx64 2 IR It ge battt lo'8fV good cond Mov ng need to ..u Cell 614 Apartment for Rent ChriatiMt....., to do habyshtlng Futl or part tim• Fenced n yard n Galtipolla Call anyttme 114 1974 G enville 14x70 3 bed room 1 i'J toath1 all e act e. musl be moved S&BOO OBO 1514 98 6 4367 114-441 1113 onyltmo -~· labVttttiM!' .... 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"-lullt ICUT OUT FOR FUTURE U!fl 9530 Ph 614-446 9415 514p251 S509 Pomeroy TUI'lEUPS to TRANSMISSION (ALL 992 7403 A(lt Ne Sullday Calh Ill lin Sat Apr 4 Vard Stle10 6 ford Cultivators old books gl111 we 11 2 bed oom IU ttl rNero wave & car1 1ome ant qutt To aenle an esta e &74 Sun VIII ~ CUSTOM *PLANING *JOINTING *MOLDING lutamatlve Repair & Service INSULA nON Modqlu }tom, IJIIellot ocateil on St Rt 325 nea Southwest P ern HS 3 BR 2 full beths otel elec & 30K40 garage Call ,. 614 379 2428 AVON no nrv ce charge open tef to e1 phone 304 875 1429 BISSELL BUILDERS SANDY'S AUTO SALES •BLOWN IN --~ "They're gomg to feel that lot 1 ZO tt x 180 ft Baum Addit on Chester Townah p All utilitt" eva tble Calli 1 4 459 EXCELLENT WAGES Fo spare t me assembly wo k: elect on c• crafts Othe s Info f604 841 0091 ellt 3667 7 days Yard Sale 4~4 245 5121 64 Mtsc Merchand1se 7 oor5pm Bu ld ng Meter ela 81ock br ell sewe p Pll w n dow• I ntals etc C auda W n te • R o G tnde 0 Ctll 614 C.ll614 446 2539 Mttu e ptrson only to b.t»ys t .2.y o d 1n ou home Wo h a113 lh fts Centensrv a ea Call only between 2 OOpm to 6 OOpm LOST Chow whi1e female 3mo old also 1yr o d male Chow Both have b ue tongue end BOGGS 4 RADIATOR e- Progr111 ve 100 SNF ICF health csra fac I ty ta •••k ng 1dm n 1 trator In southeast Oh o Excel lent salary. a. beneftu Sand numeloFourWnd• 21&Seth Avw Jack1on OH 45892 ATIN Admtn 1trator ,.,_ cor 114 2511589 of 56 Burldrng Supplies Rent~ls Thurs BUDGETT entm 11 ona Used& Rabu It A typat torque conwr te • 1: t an1fer cuas Engine overtlaul k t1 All son Tranamhl 1 on Psrtt 6 CVC Jo ntt Gua rantHd w I dtl ver c•h a carry or n1ta Call 614 378 2B8 6522 21h acres of bottom land appro11 5 m IH 10uth of Eu Ht off Old Rt 7 Good home • te C1 I 614 266 1774 45831 Ptuls Ba be Shop n f'1cme Oh o has e opened Hour~ a e 8 12 Mon thru Set Clo1ed AC tractor n21 Runs gr•at Mf 4 row com plenter Nl 340 2 row corn picker grtvlty weoon 3 point hitCh wood 1980 Long 510 Auto Part1 & Accessonea 800 Ford t actor wlth Ira I mower New Hollend Saler Me11 Ft rg Rsike • wegon Runn no gl. . 13810 Ph eu 33 acres 3m les we1t of HMC neer route 35 Cell 814 448 8221 ef1t 6 Homes for Sale 78 Round 811 t Fetdtn Dtum Mower Ph 61& 246 9557 36 Lots & Acreage 3 Announcements NO SUNDAY CAllS •VINYl SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING 992-2156 An nuu nce 111 en ts 182 3110 3 4 I mo BISSELL SIDING CO. IQ.S tfc Netdtd Busmets off ce man ager for nu smg home Should be e11peneneed n Med caid & Medlcere b ng proeeclu t1 b cellen\ sa 1ry & banef t1 Send nume to Box T 1500 cere ot Gall pol s Da ly T bune 82& Th d An Gall pol 1 OH 4 One puppy Good home qu ,ed 304 675 3809 ACTION TOWING Day or Nrght Business Services mp rm 311871mo Rt 124 Pomtroy Oh o or 949-2860 • bemrfit1 1dvancement manage ment posit on• llo'l leble Ctll Sue for Interview 614 286 6421 Not Just 1 Job PH. 992-2772 20 87 Roger Hysell Garage $54 900 00 Housinq Hcildquilrlcrs ~toy_compeuv uti ESOMATES 0 $35 000 00 Real Estate~ ent e Sen o Class of Eastern Hr!l School We arevery IT81e1ul 1o 1he k nd ••press ons of 3 E Maan ownld 304 076 0&35 Tour Gu dn Dots money mot v1te you? Sill '(to 1tan Commla1Jon1 Bonu• Fantast c opportunity to earn $800 JAMES KEESEE 992-6611 608 Jane G Baegle (Gary) SUPP~l - Dulcetta slso call..t a htmm11red dulcwmer I 100 00 firm :104 Mu1t 1el new y remodeled 1 bdr home 64 M II C eek St Gall ports I :t 8 90a ~e offer Help Wanted H r ng Qolo'ernm.tnt JObl you 1 •• I 15 000 188 000 Phone clll rth.lndlble 102 838 8885 •Insulation •Storm Doors •Storm W "dOwl •Replacement Windows •New Roof ng Middleport Oh off ce as TEAFORDm mean lo us espec ally 1he La d es Club of Ou lady o1 Lo eHo C.lhol c Chu ch 1he X Comma Mu So orly lhe Facully and 1he & ltlfli""" Look who s Mme at 39 Br~ggs & Stratton Tecumseh Weed Eater Homel UJ t1Z5 00 SpMtl OuHo cloth .. .100 00 304 713 5303 d~r 675 6106 A Uttle D.. ltn ntlf' or ct.= 1 gn bu•n"' for people on I mited budget lndep•dentty{... KIT 'N' CARLYU ®b, Lerry 54 Mise Marchend111 LAFF·A·DAY Commerc II hutldlno• tor ..... Downtown Pt pte•ant Stores offion A One Ra.. Estate Carol Yeager Broker C.ll 304:. Jul a 1 Person.l Clre Home h8f open~,. for elderty peltlr!tl 24 hour care f.,..&lv butlneu 1 nc, 1969 304 773 1873 • ,)>I VII. I:.\ 11 Busine11 Budd1ng1 Model 94 Winch11t11 ClalltC 30-30 1250 00 Uncotn Wilder 'll,lliJ'/Illl'l'l VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING VALLEY LUMBER west and beat b d Affolrs Servace '34 Professional Services t J&L BLOWN INSiflATION Jacobsen b ds and to accept the lo pub cat on The ast date of ~ Real Estate General 23 31 & Parts Publ c Affans reserves the r ght to reject any and all Boa d of Trustees of Public 992 3<170 I 13 tin luthorozed v llage bu ld ng located on the co ner of V ne and Th~rd 11 coins 1.-ve eu"'*'tey Top price. Ed lurllttt 81 ber Shop 2nd A .. Middl_, Olo 11+ 417 Second Avenue Box 1213 Galhpohs Ohio 45631 SMALL ENGINE REPAIR sa d Aprrl 27 1987 e1 lhe stated Buying HI; told. 1 tver coins rmp: ;.w.tr., st.Ung Wire o d 13) 20 27 141 3 and read at 7 00 P M on The Board of Trustees of 8132 ~ (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 ProbBte Judge lena K Nesaelroad Clerk The b1ds will be opened Streets Wanted To Buy Dump Truck smgle ul& 1Oft bod I """" 2 - -end low mlfolll• <Cell Ot4 Bt3 5~ LISA M KOCH, MS Licensed Chnical Audiologisi Oh1o 45789 was appointed EKe cutrix of the estate of Chartes G Sheets Jr deceased late ton to be me nta ned crerk Treasurer Card of Thanks Com_. Helri!W Aid Selection Swim Molds • lntefprltlfW s.mm Oh o 45771 to upgrade 1he ol 51 B Mulberry Hotgh1a Po ele.;:tr cal systam(s) n the morov Dh o 45769 Robert E Buck Aerator Bu ld ng end Pump may biB O b a ne<t Love Berda 9 fi Pomeroy Hetghts Apn13 1981"' • -NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Morch 16 1987 nth& Mega coootV Problile Court Coae No 25463 Dooolhy E Sheela 518 1\!ulberry Cop1e1 of spec f cat ons 128) days of the last date of 1 l>ubhc Notrce • 18&7 Chevy Too Oump Trude .... &14 245 1117 l'eph Call 14--2114113 or 114 zee 1tl7 ...... "' 87 Upholstery R • M Custom Couchn and Rs upholltlty St At 7 Crown Cty Oh 8142111470 l!ve 814 448 3438 Open dellv I to 4 30 Set 930oo130 Old& new Uphotttted Mowrey t Upholntrlng .,mng t Lcountya aa22y.. I Theb-.t 1n furn ture upholtt•rint Csll 304 176 .C114 fo• hee eatlm1 111 • �• . '· .Page- 10- The Daily Sentinel' Pomeroy~Middlepol't, .. - . Coal firm denie.~ .~hutdown role ' GALLIPOL IS Pea body Coal Co. has confirm ed it has purchased equipm ent leases and some of the coa l reserves ·at Crow n City Mi ning Co. and a min ing co mplex In Mu sklngum Count y, · ·· . - ··· But Pea body spo kesperson Gay la Hoffm an said th at Pea body has had not hin g to do with the clos ings of the Mus klngull) or Ga ilia mines. Crown City Mining has been shut down since Mar ch 28. leaving 97 United Mine Wor kers members employed there wil.hout jobs. La rry J arrel l. pres id ent of UMW Loca l 2150, sa ltl · he a nd other loca l members were Infor med I hal " there would no work until furt her notice." Th e company ha s given no reason for . . the s hut dow n. Ned Ril ey, vice president of UMW Loca l 1818. said Peabody's purchase of the eq uipment leases and coal reserves prompt ed the layolls a) the Mu sklngum and Gailia mines. but this was denied by the Pea body s pokesperson. Hoffm an co nfirm ed that Peabody pu rchased the equipme nt leases and reserves within the pas t week. Larry Sa nfo rd, superin tendent a t Crown Ci ty Mining, had no comment on the report thi s morning. EMS units answer 4 calls . · . Meigs Cou nt y Emergency Medi ca l Services re port s lour ca lls Thursday : Pomeroy a t 8: 44 a.m . to Union Avenue for W!lli am Ra tli ff to Vetera ns Memorial Hospi ta l; Middl eport a t 8: 14 p.m . to Hudson St reet fo r Ralph Hawley to Veterans Memorial Hos pit a l: Middl eport at 11 :21 p.m. tra nspor ted J osephine Donahue to Vet erans Memorial Hospita l: Ches ter and Bas ha n F'i r(• Di'par tme nt s at 11: 21 p.m. to a struct ure fire on Ohio 248. Partitioning order. filed 1\n order for par titioning of property has been filed in Me igs f:o unt y Co m mon Pl eas Cou rt iR a case by Richard Kibble aga inst Ern es t L. Kibbl e, et al. 1 The ca ses of Ro bert Foreman aga inst Sha rle ne Forema n: Wanda ¥vorine Gardner aga inst Dav id Keith Ga rdner; a nd Cora 1\lbrr ta Lollis agai nst J oseph D. Lofti s have bee n dis missed by thr court. Divorce granted in court J u;mi ta M . P ul lin s has been g ranted a di vorce In Me igs Co un t:.· Common P leas Court from Gera ld 0 . Pullins. Pl aintiff has been restored by the court to her former name of Thomas. Le.barwn trustees meet Monday Letar t Tow·ns hlp Trustees wil l meei Mond ay, 6 p.m ., a t tow n ha ll. Everyone welcome. Chapter plans officer installation XI Ga mma Eps ilo n Cha pt er of Beta Sigma Ph i Sororit y wil l have ins ta ll a tion of officers and a tea on Tuesday evening a t 7 p.m. a t the home o f Phyll is Hackett . .~~ ···---· ~ utt on Towns hip Tru stees will meet Mond ay, 7: :10 p.m., at the Syraeusr Mun icipal Building. Olive trust.ees rheer Monday • Olive Township Trustees will meet Monday. 6:30p.m .. at the Reedsv ille F ire St a lio n. h is a lleged crimes, Police have kept Heiilnlk Isol a ted from other Oetention Ce nter priso ners s ince he got 'his nose bloodied in a n a track by a nother inmate shor tly after his arrest . . . Police sa id He ldn \k. who was under a ·'suicide watc h." a ppar · e ntly tried to kilt him self on hi s ei ghth day in custody du ring Ol\e of his nig ht ly periods out of his s mall cell for a shower or to watc h te lev ision. ''Appare ntly he took his under - . s hi rt and att emp ted to hang h imself, " a detective sai d. "We do n' t know definitely that it was a suicide attempt. bu·t tha t's what it looks like." Heidnik, who drove luxury car s and is wort h possibly a h all-millio n dolla rs, was a rrested March 25 in the bizarre ·· cr imes. wh.ii'lf ificcfuaed allegatio ns that he led huma n llesh to hi s ca ptives a nd dogs. He was jailed without bail pendin g ·a hea ring April 8. Heidnik, who has a history of m enial illn ~ss , was cha rged wit h e lectrocutin g . one woman in a water·fill ed pit In his basement: o f hangi ng another woman by Area deaths Oleva E. Cotterill sp ec lion last May. A daughter of the la te John a nd Ol eva Eliza bet h Co tt erill, 91, Bradbury Road. · Middleport, died'Fi'rday monring at Vetera ns · 1H M emona ospltal. A homema ker, . Mrs. Cotter ill· was born Sept. 1, 1895 al Ha rri-. Ill d sonv e. a aughter of the la te J erem ia h and E liza Ann Turner GGcr trudeM Ha >E·m,, an t of . Apple r ove, rs. tng on ts su r· vived by a s ister, Ma tt ie Fenter of Tucson. Ariz. , and three brothers. Coulter. Raci ne, and Survhall. iving are a daug ht er and Gotsc son· in -law. Bessie a nd Robert King. Brad bu ry: a so n. Dr. Owen Co tt erill, Co lumbi a, Mo.: fo ur so ns a nd da ught ers-in-law, Iva n and F ra nces Cot ter ill, Worlhin g· ton; Raymond and Letha Coll e· . rill, a nd Don and F aye Co tterill , all of Harrisonville : Paul a nd Wylm a Correrill , Alba ny; 2.3 grandc hlldre n,a nd 30 gr ea t· grandc hild ren. 1\lso ·surviving ar e two nephews, ArchiP Lee of Syracuse and Pa ul Dye of Cleve· la nd , a nd a cousin . J ack Warne r , Jackson. Besid es her parents. s he was preceded In dea th by her hu sba nd, Jo nah Cotter ill. In 1949: a brother, Glen Gotsc ha ll, "t).d th ree hall·slsters, Ka th ari ne Ri ckey, Bessie Musser a nd Le na Spence a nd Qu e nt in of Ba ltimore. Buria l was in Baltim ore beside he r la te hu sband. Winds will be fro m the nor t11at 10 ro 20 mph this aft ernoon. lnrrras ing to 15 to 25 mph to nig ht. · Ohio E•tended Forecast Sunday through Tuesday A chance of rain each day . Highs will ra nge from the upper ~Os to the 40s Sunday, climbing Int o the 40s or low 50s by Tues day. Over night lows wi ll be In the 20s ea rly Sund ay a nd In the 30s Mond ay a nd Tues day morn ings . . :..::..:_P.:;:ag:.:e:..:1~1'' J•tlaOie. e StUdJ•es,-__;,IC_o_n_tin_u_ed_fr:om V Don Roush in n•ga rd to cuttin g treas urer, J ack Williams. Jim down trees on College Road an d Fourth . Worrhcster an d Water streets. , 11 wastour announced thalt begin th e Iitle league namen ts wil on .Monday. J uly 5. for .a two-week pe r iod . Jim Hi ll. co un ci l mem ber. Is ln .chorgP of schedul· ing ga mes. Applica tIons lor guards a t ~ I,.ondon Pool are now being accepted and are to be sent to Ja nice Law so n, by May 1. The pool and ordin ance comml11 ees will meet Mo nday a t 6: 30 p.m. ~ .,.,_ •. 1\ letter was rece lved'"lfom ' Me igs Coun ty Lit ter Cont rol in t·egard to bu ilding permanent cO nta iners within the village. Co uncil s tated thai they were not Int eres ted In pa r ticipati ng In the project which would cost ·the village $50 per conta iner plus · , const ru ct ion. The mayor's report lor the .. month of March showed receipts . in the amount of 5268. ' Atl e ndin'g were Ma y or : Pickens, J a nice Lawson, clerK· Hill. Bill Arnott and Kat hry n Crow. coun cil members, Police Chief Jim Connolly, Imbod en and In 1978 whe n he was conVicted : ' and four months for abdu~tlng a. ; me ntally retarded woman. .; Hefdnik ~ charged In the_;,.; slay lngs of Deborah Dudley, 21!.: ·l the e lectrocution victim; whose.' ' body was found burled In a New'. Je r sey fores t, and Sandra Lind·: say, 24, who police 'believe wb ; cut a par t in Heidnik 's bathlu ti • after she died hanging by one : arm in the basemen t. ,: ·Fashion. show Will benefit · library fund - .B•l Serv ices will be 1 p. m. Sunday at the Ha rrisonville PresbyterIa n Church wilh Rev. Don Wr ight offi ciating. Buri a l will be in Wells Cemete ry. F'rii>nds· may ca ll at the Rawlin gs-Coats-Blower F unera l Hoine fr om 2-4 a nd 7-9 p.m. on Sa turday. Middleport Police brought.: Sha ne to the Meigs Count y ~· Sheriff's Department' on Sunday · evenin g fo r questionin g. i\ccord· ing to Ge rard, Shane denied !he·~ charge du rtng -trrltl'a l q'"u~'S"tlon::"· ing. Shane adm itted to the :~ offense afte r failing a polygraph , test wh icli was admini stered on • Mond ay in Cambrid ge. · FoliO)II,ing his g uilty plea,.; Sha ne wa s sentenced imine• · di ately by the judge to the maximum sentence of two year s· in the Chilli cothe Correctional, · Ins titute. ,• from an incident whi ch took place Saturda y evening in vo lv· . ing Sha ne and ·a 13-year-ol d fema le. The fe male's parents, notified au thor ities and the girl identi fied Shane to the a uthori· ties. Ger ard said . JtiJJ/eport Jlowe~ S{op " ~···. Althea El lington of 79H 34th st. , Ba ltimore, Md .. for merly of Me igs Co unty, di ed Mo nday at her home. Mrs . E llin gton was a gr adua te of Racine High Sc hool a nd was Initiated into Racine Ch apt er 134. Order of Easter n Sta r . on Ju ly 18, 1936. She traveled fro m lBalti· more to Racine to receive her 50- y~a r membership pin into th e organiza tion a t the a nnual In· Ex-Gallia Countian !Continued from Page 1) 1981.. 1aces two options, Mat hlne said. If he pleads guilt y. he could be sent enced in Clevela nd. where he is in the custody of U.S. ma rshals , to a co mbined maxi· mum sentence of 40 years In priso n a nd a $30,000 fi ne. Should he plead not guilt y, the Justice Department must in itiate ex tra dit ion proceedings so that F ra ley may be tried In Da llas, Math ine ex pla in ed. F raley's bond heari ng was sla ted for 2:30 p.m. today: Mathln e said he was one of several Investigators from •the pos tal inspec tors' office who visited Ga llipolis wit hin the pas t month to seek background infor- .' 784 NORTH SECOND MIDDLPOIT OF THE ~ _ CENTURY ,; BUICK CENTURY. Ql LALITY WHERE IT REALLY MA:I I ERS. Vi(Jn't. When you've had a a tough day, Century will soothe your nerves and pamper you with luxury. So come in and test-drive Century. You'll find it's better in ways that really count. Depend on it. Where better really matters. , 3 TO CHOOSE ·FROM REBATE UP TO ;. $1200 OR ' " 1 ....,..,,.,. ·Inside. Along the Riv er ....... B·l-12 Buslness .. .......... : .... ..... D-1 Comlcs .............. ..... :lnserl Classlfleds .. ......... .... D-6·1) . DeathS ........... L .. . L .. A·4., Editorial .......... .. .... ,,.;M-2 !,} Sports .. : ....... : ...... ..... C-1·8 1 with ~ighs betwee n 40 and t,The probability M precip tta· lion Is 80 perc1ml. " Pleasant Saturda y ·nighl , with up io eight in ches forecast for an a re a stretching from. Cleveland to Columbus. Forecasters sa id winds gu stin g . up to 30 mph likely would whip the ~now Into drifts of up to four feel a lon g the borders between Ohio and P E>nnsy lvania and We st Virginia . , · l.iiida Lewis, an Ofiio Sta te Highw ay P at rol di spa tcher In Marietta where the snow was fa lling at a rate of a bou t an inc h an hour f. ar ly Sa turday , said t~is was the worst storm to hit the area at this time- of year in 17 year s. " It 's de finit ely ba d. You carlnot see ha rdly to drive and Its drifting," sa id Lewis. "We ha· ven' t had a storm like thi s sin ce _1970. I ca r reme m~ r because I was suppost'd to go to the hos ptta l 'to have a ba by then, but I didn' t have to go until aft er the storm ended." . She said she had received no re110rt s of t ra ffi c. aceiden,ts .as a , res'illt of the snow.""but •Ohio Depa r tment of Transportation workers were out on the roads aiding mo.tor!sts ·whose vehicles · . (Continued on A-3) ........... allows defense. testimony United Preso International · T·S Slati Reports GALLIPOLIS A former Gallipolis man, charged in a fed eral Indictment of5elttllng a bomb through the mall to his former girlfriend In Texas, remains tn a Cleveland J~tltoday In lieu 0 ( a $50,000 cash bond set In u.S. District Cour~. · The bomb exploded Feb. 21 at the Dallas. tTexas ) Bulk Mall Cen ter, ripping a 10- Inch hOle tn·a metal conveyor . No one was Injured. POMEIOY 992-2174 GIVE SANDY OR DIANN A CALL ' ~. ·' \ . This .is .spring? A spring snow storm this weekend bas dumped up to a fool of ·snow' on Gallla and Mclp counlles,.. and eyell lhoulll ~Dibtly· warmer temperatures and rain were predicted, II didn't appear Saturday the snow would end. While the weather poa&poned numerous activities, 8-year·old Becky Penhorwood, di!UJhler of tiM> Rev. Fred and Mrs. Terri Penhorwoodol Middleport, look .. advanlye, of the sltuatto~ to bplljl a winter rocket lhlll even . ~SA'Winild be proud of ln~he phpto above at ll;lft , li\ome aouls did ven,ture out In Ibe 'w eather\~ a~ •ee"n In the phot above 1ll right, as a Ahopper heads aown• a. nearly de cond Avenue In Galllpoll•. ·· • .Pr~sidential . hopefuf . to address chamber to rn a kc City' hail .more res pon·· slve to co mmunft y needs. In 1976 he won a seal ill" Congress, ~ he pos ition he ~on··.; linues to hold as Mlssour l's ThlrQ,. · Dis tr ic t represe nta ti ve. He h a~ been a member of the House . Ways "'aii(f Mea ns Co mmltt s in ce 1977 a nd sPrved three times on the House Budget committee .• • f h So 1 1 • He Is a lso a member 0 1 e · c a • Security subcommitt ee. In 198~ In ma king the announcement he was elec ted to a two-year tefm. ol 0epha rdl' s confi rmed appea r- as cha irman of the House Demoance lor th e chamber 's annua l cratlc Caucus . His ma jor Inter : meetin g. Davies said, "We are ests arc In health policy , soc ia l THE - Gallla County fortunate to have a ma n .of securit y, tax slmpllflca t ion. agrl: · Investigator Jerry Schoolcraft, rlsht, pointed to a description ol Gepha rdt 's nation al prominence cul!ure poli cy , trade refo rm and - · Ri chard A. Gcphnrdt the scene wbere William 0. Curley, on trial In Gallla County for accept our Invitation to come to ar ms control. . . ( murder and aggravated arson , lived with his moth er. who died In a Galll a Count y to help us mark the He a nnounced his ca ndidacy ~ December 1986 fire. anniversary ol a ha lf-century of for the 1988 presidentia l race as no l ater Lhan Apr11 2:1. A ca pa~l service to thfs area by ~~e local . the fi rst of hi s pa rty on Feb. 23 in c~~4o!S .expected so mem bers around and shouting. Schoolcraft Chamber of Commerce. ·St Louis' Union Sta tton. liTe u/lited Jo ma ke the ir reserva· breaker as causes for the fire. 4 sa id he as ked them to leave the Gephardt , 6, wa s ra ised In $t. ·. i., tt e rs are In the mall to all · klons c•ar ly · · Dehus pointed out that bo th Louis, a nd gr aduated from Ga l~lpolls Area Cha m ber or Com· j Cha_lrl ng the ann ua l banquet Ite ms were too badl y damaged to scene. Jack Powell. the assista nt . Northwes tern Univers ity and the .merce members a nnoun cin g the • eommillee are ,Jeffrey': · Sm.lth, be ruled out as ca uses for the fire. u omln g 50th anni versar-y ba n· . · Ma r)annc B. Campbell, Jack chi ef oCth e State Arson Bureau, University of · Mic higan Law His reasoning was thaJ the ll r.e sa id tha t Curley to ld hi m that he School. He was in the law firm of pet 1 7 Thu rsday Apr ll 30 4 Roderu s and Chamber EKeCu · elimina ted any ev id ence tha i poured gasoli ne on the carpet Thompson & Mitche ll from ~965 ~~h= Ja~';; A. Rhode; Stud~ni - t l;le, Secretary Thelm a E lliott . poss ibly c ould determine If these r and ~set afi re. Hi s ,lestlmony unt il 1976. During 1965· 71 he also C at Rio Gra nd e College a nd · For ~d d it lon a l Informa tion, co n11 Items caused Ihe ·nre, though he 1 concerning Curley's co nfessio n served as ca ptain, legal officer of C~~~unity College. Ti ckets are .~ iael lhc cha mbN ' ofi!J:e at did not sa y that either were the concur red wl!h the testimony of the Mi ssouri Air National Guard .. $15 ea e h. Reserva tions are du e ; •14B-0096. ca uses of the bla ze. Fra nk E ls naug le, a n arson lnves· He met Jane Byrnes Of Colum Th e prosecution tea m 1lf Jo· seph l.. Cain and 'B rent A. of . lhc Sta.t e 1\rson Sa unders continued Its case by Elsna ugle reviewed the ev l- ' children, Matthew,C hrls tln e and J calling Deput~- J erry Schoolcraft to the s ta nd'. Schoolcraft, a" ca reer began In . Investigat or wit h the sheriff's tha t he was there wh en Curley 1971 as a precinct committeeman , , . • _, , . department , s~id \e arrived at confessed to set ting the fire, at In St. Louts when he was e lected By NANCY \'OACHAM · · 97~ . . . the scene about 1:26 p.m . on Dec. fir st orally, then shortly aft er_. · and s erved five years on the St. · Tlmes-Senlln el Staff · . · Mc ill!'tountysitcstargc tctlfor 21. He ,sa id tha t there were a ward s on ta pe. The tape \\las Louts Board of Aldermen . He · · POME,ROY - Te n Me igs • '~nst ru ci~n doll ars Includ e s tr ip number of Ke mper Hollow Road (Conti nued on A-3) orga nized neighborhood groups County sites and' two Ga illa· mlqe ·reclam a ti on along Ki ngs. ·res ident s at the scene, milling 'J ....-------------------~...;-, Me igs s'ttes have be!'n Included In · • bu ~ Creek in lkdford T.ow n· • the Ohio Department of Natu·nrl .., 1\l p: correct ion of some drai n· Resources' Di vis ion of Rec la ma,· ~ge· ·.proble ms In In Salisbury tton 's lis t of proposed projects for .:r~wns h l p : cl lmlna l lon of a hortz. the coming year . ' 9fila l en try and corn·ction of The p r~po s al mus t now ' be .m_f)le tU;al nagc problems onof:ast submitted to the Fe d ele~ ! Office Setpnd Stnic t In Pomeroy: str ip of Surface Mining , Recla mation mfne l'ecla.QJat ion and c lit)1 inaward; fall back." WASHINGTON tU PI ) · Llennls Oliver Fra ley, 33, who . and · E nforcement for.)sr ndlng Uo~ of a horl't ont al entry In the' · Da yllght ·savtng time used It's time to ','spring forward" now lives In Sclotovllle. was . tf¥1. ;),~a or . Pcacock .St rcPt In approval. to ar rive on the last Sunday In· again. · \ arrested at his lather 's Mme on Acco rding to a report to I be ·pomeroy; corl'cC'!Ion of probDay light saving tim e goes Aprll, but Congre~s changed Cleveland's west s ide Thu rsday. . Meigs County ·comm issioners I cm ! ~auscd by lands lldlng a nd went lnlo effect for most the !J!w last year to move it up During a fi ve-hour hear in g from La rry/ Ma mone, dlvl sloQ .• m!n e "'.drainage It\ Salisliury . · , threl) weeks In the spring. Ame ricans r~a y . . Friday, feder al prosecutor s ' chie f, thiJ year's grouj>' of pro- '!;'o w.nshlp: an d trfp m in e rectaThe time c hange ma ndates • painted Fraley a s a dan ger to jects; )cnown as the Sixth 1\nnual "!1aillon. In the Pa~ev lllt< area and . 1 Ha waii, Arizona , the Eastthat clocks be set forwa rd a n society and asked that he be Wo~k'Pt an, will be submllt~d to ~ co .vectlon 'Of problems ca using de nied batl , pen~lng his trial in 1, hour at 2 a.m . localtlme on the ern Time Zone section of qSMRE in May or June. . FOad !loading along Goose Creek; first Sunday IQ April a nd set Indiana, ··Puerto Rico , the Da llas. where a federal grand ' The proposed projects, tota ling · b$h In Sc(pio Township. ba ck to standard lim e on the VIrgin Islands' and American jury Tuetda y returned a three· $2.8 mlllion, Include des ign a nd · ln !he S,a'l design stage a r e P final Sunday In October. Or, as Samoa are e•eluded from the count Indictment against Fra~ey ... construction wor~ to correct . optoje'cts to cor rec! road floodtng the adage goes, " Spring lor· change. 'the defendant'·s · court ap. problems from mining which •along ·Jesse· Creek In Rutland • pointed lawyer asked that he be occurred In Ohio prior to Aug·. 3, . ~ il;onuna~n A-.1) (Continued on A-3) • .... 6ft, ., • f GALLIPOLIS - Presidential candi<J,il te Richard A. Ge phardt of St. Louts, Mo ., presently serving his sixth term as con· gressman from Mi ssouri's Third District, will be the featured s peaker at the 50th Annive rsary Banquet of !he Gallipolis Area ·Cha mber of Commerce on Thu rs· day, April 30, according to Chamber President Dan Davles. ~~:~~~. ::,U;;~~b inl~:n:~~· ~::: fu~;: ~~~te~~~;~~~:~:~~~~:e:~~ Ka~~:r:~;tlcal Bomb mailing suspect remain~ .behind bars BRIAN .. HOUDASHELT SOD EAST MAIN . By' GEOFF OSBORNE Times-Sentinel Staff GA LLI POLIS- Ga llla County Common Pleas J udge Donald Andrew Cox ' Interrupted Ihe prosec ut io n' s ease F riday In the tr ial of Will ia m' 0 . Curley on m urder and agg r avated arson char ges to allow the defense to call lis fir st witness. Cox made the exception for Larry De hu s, Wes t Milton, be· calse of the Inc lem ent weather and the distance Dehu s had to tn: •el. Cc·ley, 64. Rt. 4, Ga ll ipolis, is c~ _: .. d In connection with the Dec. 21. 1986 fir e that swept teroc ..h the rea r o f the Kempe r Hol: .. w Road mobile home he s hared with hls 81-year-old mot t1er, No ldie E . Cur ley. Mrs. Curley died of s moke inh alation a nd thermal burns in the fire. Dehus, a fore ns ic scientist s pec i ~llz lng In fi re ca uses a nd orig in s. dis agreed with prosecution witn ess Will ia m Snodgrass's eval uation of the fire. Dehus said thai Snod grass who testllleil Wednesday that he ruled "out a ny accidental causes lor the fi re - also e llmlnated the fu rnace arid th e e lect r1ca l "We·Ha~e Th• Keys To ABetter. Daat" -YOU . The Meigs CQuricil on Aging made a recent presentation, Bob Hoeflich reports - B-12 Judge~ • 3.9°/o FINANCING ITH-NELSON MOTORS --· , Unit ed Press International T-S Staff R eports GALLI PO LIS . An early spring-snow storm was posed to · set new weat her a nd lfmp~ r a · I ure reco rds for April as Ca llia a nd Me igs counties were blan· kcted in snq.'cfall Fr iday a nd Sat urday. Amount s of snow, a.~cordlng.t o un olli c la l r e po rt s, vari e d 'th ro~g hout the tw o counties, but some areas were close to bein g under a ·foot of the whi te stuff by Sat urd ay. Temperatu res. tha i · hovered a round the freezin g point we re ex pected to head into the 40s by today a nd the snow may melt away under ra in. Th e .Galljpolis W!'t ~r Works reported that for Frida y. the high temper ature was 32 degrees. The low was 29 degr ees. As of 9: 30 a. m. Sa tu ~day, the tempera ture was 31 dej:trees, a nd eight inc~es of snow had fallen . · The snow storm moved Into ex treme ~outhe as t Ohio la te Fr iday, a ccording jo weather officials. Between eight a nd .14 · inches of snow were expected to have fa lle n in eastern Ohio from Youngs town to Zanesville by · PHONE 992-3$33 Thursday Admissions - Wil· liam Rat liff, P omeroy: Lester Hawley. Middleport. Thursday Di scharges- Dav id Davis, J ud ith La uderm ll l. Id a BARTLES ATTM38! Chuck Stone adds some commentary on the controversy surrounding TV evangelists - A-2 Mond~y~, ·"' Spring stonn blankets area. in snowfall b;l.a~w;re;n~c~eL~is~le~.;;;;;•;;mpa;tl~on;;;;on.Fiira·l~ejyi.;;jjijpiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit · Wllh AN1w l..lt ,_ .Lttiot1'1 Of You In ...... W.Va. r.'lltt Hill Two w.1ts All'lmfl..._. SlO.•Oflllgltlar l'ricl. Ofllr Golll .. . ,.. lhnt . . 21st. , Vol. 22 No. 9 1987 r;:·==========::.. o ., ' .... . , .. A 23 - year~ old Middlepor t ma n has been sentenced ro two years in p rison lor corrupti ng a minor. Michael Quinn Sha ne. 23. fo rme rly of North Carolin a bu t a res ident oi .Middl eporHor a bout five months. a ppeared·Thursday in Meigs County Common Pleas Co ur t be fore Judge· Cha rl es Kn ight to enter a plea of guilty to the th ird degree. felony charge of . co rrupt ing a min or. P a ul 'Ger ard, inves ti gator for the office of Meigs Count y Prosecutin g Att orney Fre d Crow " IJI , reports that th echargestc ms PRIDE If your world isn't always perfect, Buick Century · can make' it a little brighter. When you drive over a rough road in your Century, yo11won't notice. When the road throws you a curve, Century Reds' season opens Middleport man sentenced Vete-anQMemon'al ' '4')'" ' 50 cents ~d impri soned for four · years ' • r~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~P;o;o;le;r;.;j;;~;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ohio, area weather scene South Ccntrul Ohio 1\ win ter stor m watch Is in t•ffrct for tonigh t a nd Sa tu rday . Snow th is altNnoon a nd hi ghs .Urtwccn ~:, ancl 40. Snow con tlnu· lng tonight, wit~ signifi ca nt accu mula tions poss ible. and a low brtwcen :10 a nd :l~> . W l ~d y sa turday , wllh more s now a nd ljlghs lletwet-n :lo a nd 40. The probabil ity of preci pita tio n is ncar 100 pNrent toni gh t and 9il percen t Sat u t·day . one arm in the basement until ,; he dled. .thenlcutting her body apart in his ba'thtub ; a nd of kidnap· ping, torturing and raping fo ur others . Earlier Thu rsday rhe P hila del· phla Daily News pub lished pa rt s of a letter postma rked M<,mday In which He idnik broke the. self· imposed silence he had main· talned s ince hi s arrest. ·In his hand -prin ted. signed and und ated letter lo the newspa per . . Heidnikp\otested he was fra med . l Sunday Cnase. Althea Ellinbrton Sutton trustees .d ate meeting • By EDWARDK. DeLONG PHILADE LPHIA (UPII'- Ac· cused " house of hOrrors" rapl$1 · and tor ture 'murder er GaryHe id· nlk tr ied to hang hlmsell with a T·s hirt in a l ~ il shower and was und er heavy guard in a prison hospita l today, police"Sald. He idn!k, 43, apparently tried to kill himself abou t 10 p.m. Thu rsday bu t was caught · before he co uld seriou sly . h ~ rm himself. <Offi cia ls sa id, Th e self·styled preac her Is acc used of torturing two women to ~ea th a n~ raping · four other women who wer~ s hackled for month s in the basement of his home . "He tr ied ro hang hi mself with his T-s hlrt in the showers, but a guard found him a lmos t lmme· d! ately," an offi cer sa id. Heidnik was transferr ed to the ~· heavily guarded prison· hoSpital a t Guiff re Me dical Center. where ad min is t •~t or F ra nk Craven sa id he was fully conscious a nd in stable condit ion. Craven sa id Heidn ik would be kep t In the prison hos pit al lor compl€te medica l a nd psych olog ical evaluation. Because of the grisly nat ure of ..... .. ..---Local Briefs:---.;..---. Alleg~d torture killer attempts suicide :: Syracu.~e clerk details funds · . ., . . .• '· ~ . .· April 3, 1-987, •· Ohio . All Syracuse Village funds as of March 31totaled $47,734. 02, Village C'lerk·Treas urer Ja nice La wson reports. · Receipts, d!sbursernenls and the end of the month balance, respectively, In each of th e fu nds ma king up . th ~ to ta,l lncl ude: general, $1,625.07. $1,991.49, $914 .18; current expense, ri o . rec•elpts, $514.15, t$1, 030.38 1; highway, $115.04 , no disburse· men ts, $.3,404 .75. . . 1 • Revenue sharing, $25.63, no dis bursements, $4,001.14; park, no rece ipt s. no disburseme nts, $580.,91; cemetery, no receipts, no disbursement s, $199..18; street construction, $1,195.90, no disbutsemoors. $17,214.&3; pool, no receipts. $31.15. S1 ,925. 21 : poo l repair, no receipts, no dis bursements . $4,736.97: water, $:1.222.09, $1 ,o1Kl.45, $12,816.97: guara nty meter , $75, no disbu rsements. $1,5,18.66; fire. no receipts, $108.28, $1.314.40. Rece ipts lor the month totaled $6,258.73 while disbu rsement s amount ed to $4,115.52. . . • ' .., J Arefl proiec .•.ts..,": .•ncluded ' in r~c. lamati·_.o.·n plaris . If you haven't turned your docks ahead, do it now '• ~r_"~ · ' '~·I • ""'ij • • • •1111 .. ... :.oot • .. ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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