http://66.213.69.5/files/original/6f495687d69508824c4718b3292494d2.pdf 2771f32fe5cec3a69bdb709c27a45993 PDF Text Text , · Page- D- 12...:..The Sunday Times-Sentinel . Stock.market ends -w·ee . ·k on new ht.gh By ELLEN FREILICH UPI Business Writer NEW YORK (UPI) ~ The ·· stock market· ended mixed last week but the Dow Jones Industrial average ended at a record high as Investors forgo t concerns about In terest rates and the dollar a~d bought heavily on Frld ar.· The Dow Jones Industrial average rose 54.54 poin ts for the week to 2390.34. It opened the week with a 57-point slide a nd closed it 'with a record one-day gai n of 69.89 points. But declines outpaced advan ces 1,1()().843 among the 2, 168 Issues that crossed the NYSE tape. The market opened Monday on a weak note, with Investors worrying thai a declining dollar would tickle the Federal Reserve Board's inflation fears and encourage It to pursue a monetary policy or higher Interes t rates. . The Dow, which had !allen 37 points the previous Friday on the same fears, plunged 57.39 points . The market regained some of Its looting Tuesday, as the Dow climbed 26 points after Initially being thrown for a loop by news , that several mon ey-center banks had raised thei r prime rat es, the . bas ic Interest levels upon which · man y loan c harges are ; calcu Ia ted . The market finished mixed Wednesday and scored modest · .gains Thursday. The latt er ga ins turned out to be a prelude to .' Friday's buying frenzy, when Investors a ppeared to decide that every sale they had ever made was a. mista ke. On Friday, the government · reported weaker-than -ex pected : Mar ch employment data, to · which the Inflat ion-conscious bond market responded favora bly . Stock investors became less worried a bout the potential for flslng Interest rates. And everybody appeared to tabl e their ·concerns about trade tensions between J apan and the United Stat es. a s ubj ec t that preoccu· • Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. April 5, 1987 Real estate investors · ed d 1 UrDi to stu y _tax a~ e Dow Jones Weekly Closings Friday's Close: 2390.34 •••I Weekly Change· · · . · Up: .54.54 · 30 Industrials A;.ril 1987 ,.,... pled the market only a week ago. On the Big Board, IBM was the most active NYSE -listed issue, falli!lg 1y. to 149'h. It introduced a new line of personal computers Thursday . Elsew here in the high· technology group, Texas Instruments climbed 15 to 197, Cray Research jumped 11 'h to 134·Ji and Digital Eq uipment rose 8 to 169\1,. AT&T was the seco nd-most active Issue, risi ng% to 24%. USXwas th ird, climbing 1% to 28%. Among other blue chips, Bethlehem Steel. climbed 4 to 12, General Electric jumped 1'% to 109'%, Sears rose 2% to 54% a nd Navis tar rose Y. to 7Y. . America n Express fell 2% to 74'fl. II plans to conduct a public offering of up to 20 million shares In ils Shearson Lehman Brothers brokerage subsidia ry. It was also reportedly re moved from the recom mended list of an lnfluen· · lial brokerage. Harper & Row jumped 8% to 64')8. Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. announce(! an agreement to buy the publlSher for $65 a share, or about $300 million. Rev lon Group rose 1% to 20'%. Mac Andrews & Forbes Group Inc., 'whose chair man Ronald Perelman already owns 32 percent of Revlon Gro up's stock, la un ched an $18.50-a -s har e .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, tender offer for the r est of the DOW ,JONES t\VERAGE ~ The Dow Jones average of 30 company. Perelman is also Rev ion' s chairman. . Industrials closed lor lhe week ending April 3 al 2390.24, lor a Purolator Courier jumped 5\4 weekly change up 54.54. (UPI ) to 40% . Emery Air Freight said it began a $40-a-share tender offer recommendation. rose 15.99 to 951.43. The utility for Purolator. Emery ga ined Y. Broad market ind.exes ad· index dropped 3. 75 to 213.32. to1311i. vanced. Standard & Poor's 500- . Pricesroseinactivetradlngon Standa rd Oil rose % to 70%. In stock Index rose 3.28 to 300.41 and the American Stock Exchange. London, British Petroleum an- the New York Stock Exc hange The'America n Stock Exchange noun ced it began II~ $70-a-share composite Index added 1.83 to Index climbed 2.35 to 340.46. · Dccllnes outpaced advances 457tender offer for all the common 170.20. The number of shares chang- 341 among the 939 Issues traded. stock of Standard 01111 does not already own . British Petroleum ing hands on the New York Stock Volume was 70.120,460 . shares, fell % to 58~. Exc hange durin g the week 10. compared with 83,032,275 last Schlumberger rose 4~ to.447j . taled 959,479,790, compared wi th week and 62,597,275 during the Tradi ng In Schlomberger was 930,746,290 a .week earlier and sa me week a year ago. Wickes led tll£> AMEX actives, de layed at the opening because of with 742,635,090 shares traded an order Imbalance reported ly during the sa me week a year ago. rising Y. to fi nish at 4\-j. Texas The Dow transportation Index Air followed, adding 3Y. to 41 72. due to a favorable analyst Western Digita l was third, climb· lng 1 to 24%. 2440 2420 2400 2380 2360 2340 2320 '2300 2280 2260 2240 2220 2200 2180 216.0 2140 2120 2100 2080 2060 +2040 +...., 2020 +2000 By HARDIAR KRISHNAN • Harris said rental rates should UPI. Business Writer increase as Investors. who lose DALLAS (UP!) ~ Both t!le · their benefits . under longer deinvestor in real estate and the ' predation schedules, pass onhomeowner need to take a closer some of the costs to custo mers. • look at the new federal Income . Additionally. capital gains wlll tax code to determine its real be taxed at ordinary rates under . impact. · the new laws, which m~ans both The code has effectively killed long-term and short-term capital ali lnoentives for those who gains will be treated ' fhe same Invest In real estate solely for tax way as sales profits for dealers pu rposes. and investors . However economist JackHarFor homeowners, Harris sa id,. ris of the Real Estate Center at there will be .less demand lor Texas A&M University, says the their properties because of the . laws offer new opportuntles for reduction In the value of tax those whose properties produce benefits resulting from reduced' positive before- tax Income. tax rates. Harris . says as inves tments But If Interest rates fall and l)lade for generating tax losses residential rents increase, the di sa ppear , there will be less demand for hoineownership will co mpetition for tenants which In go up, th~s offsetting the effect o(' tur n will cause rental rates to go the lower tax rates. up, thus enhanc ing the returns on "This will help thos£> with Income-producing properties. low-priced homes because this "The tax shelter Investments, segement of the market is mosr which bec11me even more attrac- affected by Int erest rates and live aft er the 1981 tax revisions. rental rat£>s . On the other hand, ca used a lot of overbuilding. high· priced homes may decline . People invested In real estat£>, in va lue because the reduction in ' not because more buildings were tax benefit va lue is most acute needed but merely to produce for high-i ncome taxpayers," greater tax shelters. But now we Harris said. are coping with a lot of empty Home buyers also will need to , bulldlngs and excess inventory," calculate the benefits of buying a· Harts said. home as against renllng one. "The new tax codewllldlscour· A (l<'rson In th£> 35 percent age this type of tax shelter and income tax bracket and paying a shupe~fdlu~uBs btuhlldingh activity ,d" total of d$9,500 int tmortgaf(tl~l' e sat . ut OSf'W o mveste interest an proper y axes un in via ble projects will benefit as last year saved $3,325 in taxes. the excess 'in ventor ies are Under the new tax law which ' worked off and the competition Is limits th£> tax ra t£> to 28 percent,; reduced. Eventually the1 better the tax saving would only be projects will come to the lore ... $2,660. In ot her words, it is going and those viabl£> projects w,an't to cos.t $665 a year lor more than have to compete for tenants." $55 a month I to th is person to be a Under the_ new tax laws. homeowner from 1988. The acceleraled depreclaUon has amount will be much hi gher for be£>n abolished and the deprecla· those who were in higher income lion period has been lengthened tax brackets until last year. to 27.5 years for residential "Over the last flveyears (when properties and 31.5 years for property va lue appreciation benon-residential properties. ga n to slow and Inflation moder· a le), the traditional motivaliOI!S Passive losses, another altrac· for h.omeownership have been lion lor tax·sensitive investors, coming back. II is no longer will be phased out and ca n no no a tt ractiv£> to buy a home m erely longer be offs£>t against regu lar lor Inves tment. The new tax laws Income but only against passive should accE>Iera te that trend," gains. Harris said. Mar. . April GM hunts parts for luxury vehicle By ,JAN A. ZVERINA UPI Auto Wrll cr DETROIT iUPli ~ While most automakers are seeking to streamline their parts delivery syslems and keep supplier companies close at hand , Cadillac is moving In the opposite direction In hopes or givi ng Its $54 ,700 Allante an Internationa l aura . In !act , GenNa I Motors Corp.'s luxu ry car di vision Is goi ng to the ends of the earth to bu y parts for its most expensive production car ever. It Is a move that could expose the carmaker to supply hazards. · Cadillac, In seeking to give the ca r a refined Eu r·opea n flavor to more effectively pit it aga inst " ultra -luxury" o!!erlngs from Mercedes-Benz and Porsche. inade big news las t year of the Allante's com plica ted assembly process. Usi ng speclall.v equipped Alita· !Ia and Lufthansa Airlin es jumbo jets. fin ished Alla nte bodies are shi P,ped from Turi n, It aly, where they are hand assembled by lamed designer and builder Pinlnfari na. They are flown and trucked :1.300 miles to Detroit where they are mated with a GM driveline and suspen sion on an exclu sive assembly line. American -made parts are shipped to It aly to be used In assemb ling the bodies. What was not detailed at the tim e of the "Allant e Alrbridge" announcement was just how many other countries wou ld be involved in . supplying parts lor the limiled· cdition, luxury sports car. The engine. transmission, tires. wheels and suspen s ion are U.S. ·made. In tart. many of Allante's unde rpin nings are shared with tess expensive cars a lso built a t GM's De troit - Hamtramck plant. The i\llant e uses a modified "platform," or chass is, borrowed from the Ca· dltlac Eldorado. which Is about $20,000 cheaper. Man y body parts and other components hail from around the globe. The aluminum hood . roo! and • rear deck lid come from Switzerland. The galva nized steel body panels come from West Germa ny, as do the anti· lock bt'akes , conver tible top. sea ts a nd some instrument panel components. The Allante's glass, paint, bumpers a nd some Int erior parts come !rom It alian sup pliers . Norway co ntrib ut es so me bumper trim . Body mo ldlnf(S come fr om France. The rear tai llights are imported from a GM division In Spa in. Last but not least. some of i\llante's extensive on-board elec tronics come from Japa n. Good Things Are Happening '' EquiUne ELBERFELDS APRIL .FURNITURE AL FURNITURE Permo-Wicker Spring Bose Choirs Reg. S1 02.00 Low-Bock Choir ..... 572.00 Reg. 5119.00 High-Bock Choir .... 599.00 HOWARD MILLER ·GuN CABINETS Grandfather Clocks Start Y""' famMy tratlition with a q..!ity Howard. Millor Clock. log. 11050.00 ..t IJUO.OO in chtrry ... mahogany. 2 Only Reg. 1359.00 $ 6-gun, pine or oak ...... 238 RCA Coffee Tables, End Tablos, Sofa Tablts and Lamp Tablos. Morsman quality. Television Specials A BEDDING SALE 19" Color TV Color Console ONLY OFF RECLINER SALE . Nico assortment of styles and colors to match IYifJ, decor. Layaway Now for Mother's & Father's Day 1/ SALE PIICED . ROll ONLY FLOOR COVERING SPECIALS CERAMIC TABLE LAMP Level-Loop Carpet ......... $400 SQ. TD. 3-way switch, assorted colors, pleated ihadt. $ OO Turf.............................. 4. . sa. vo. ::. S2995 Grttft. non-tlirectional pile, 12 ft. wi4111. ·.The Comme~cial Br ~avlngs Bank Silver Bridge Plaza Spring Valley Daily Number 606 Leonard face · . off tonight · PICK-4 9183 -Page 3 Lotto • . at y Vol. 36, No.234 e nttne Athens, said that problems for that compa ny start<:d at midday Saturday and that at one point 5,000 custo'm ers In Athe ns, Meigs and Hocking Counties were with· out serv ice. ive pair crews from Fort Wa .. Ind., were brou,ght in to jo-fi acal crews in makin g repairs. This morning 300 custo· mers In the three coun ty area were without service, 180 oft hem in Meigs County. Deskin s sa id. however. tha t thr company Is cxpectinf( to have ser vice restored to all customers late thi s afternoon. Buckcve Ru ral E lectri c Coop· eralivr inr., which serves some of Meigs Count y, could not be reached for a report th is morn · ing. However. one c u s t omc~ on Side Hilt Road near Ru tland reported that her power went out at 9: 25p.m. Sat urday . , She said she placed a call to the compa ny and was \Old th at power would br restored in a cou ple of hours. B0r sister ·in DextN also 1 Section, 8 Pages 25 Cents A Mult imedia .ln o. New spaper Regional jobless figures • Increase Sheriff lifts snow emergency declaration By BOB HOEFLICH · Senlinel Stafl Writer A state of emergency was declared by Meigs Sheri ff How · ard E. Frank Sa turday nif(ht as a major snow storm developed in Meigs County to create havoc. · The storm of heavy, wet snow caused numerous power out ages as the snow collected ·on tr<'C branches. whic h fell onto lines, throw in ~ .out cond uctors and snapping the lines. E rn est Sisson of The Ohio Power Co. said that the bulk of the problems for customers of the company star ted at 8: .10 Sa tu rday night and at the peak about 1 .~7!\ customers over the service area were without service. Local rrews began ma king repairs and by 10 p.m . Sundav scrvict· was restored to all bu t one customer. That one custo· mer on Willis Hil l, Pomeroy , was ' still 'without service this morning. Fred Deskins of Columbus & Souther n Ohio Electric Co. , Tonight, · rain or drizzle likely. Low In .the upper 30s. Northwest winds 5 to 15 mph. Chan ce of rain Is 60 percent. Tuesday, decreasing .clouds. High near 55. • . -· Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Monday, April 6, 1987 Copyrighted 1987 los t service from thr compapy and both were stil l without serv ice at 10:30 Monda y morn· ing. A toll -free number of the compa ny rang constantly busy as the Side Bill customer att emp· ted to make ot her calls. to the co mpany office. th e customer reported. The pow£>r outages. of course. meant that residents affected not only were without lights, but many were without refrigera tion, cook ing stoves and of • course. without furnace heat , an d homes with wells wer£> without wa ter in addition to other power opera ted services. Sheriff Frank declared the snow emer· gcncy at 9:58 p.m. Sat urday, th ereby limitin1g travel to emergency ·traffic only as a result of the heavy accumulation of sntm·. Sheriff Fra nk said that the emergency was declared In order to f(ive road crews a bNtcr opportunity 10 ca tch up on cleanl nf(, highways and power (Continued on Page 8) lly KEVIN KELLY OVP News Editor While the Ohio Bureau of Employ me nt Services was cheerful abo ut the drop In the stat e's unemployment level In February , sou theaster n Ohio had little reason to joi n In the celebra tio n. Unemployment In all but one of the area counties Increased dur·· !ng F<'bruary , accordi ng to OBES flgu res. Ohio' s jobless level fell from KG percent In January to 7.5 percent In February, while th e nutlona l unemployment flgun' wos posted at 6.6 pc rre nt las t week by thr Labor Department. Dr. Roberta . Stclnbucher , ORES admi nistra tor. termed th e SPRING HAD SPRUNG ~ This weekend' s snow storm, whluh l.1 pcrct'nt drop Ill Oh lo'sjobii?SS· dumped approximately I y, !eel of I he whltestuf! on the area, mad e ness as "good new s." many wonder II wlnl er was around to stay. Atth" hr·l~hl of !I." In fart , this was only the storm Saturday, Ea~ter eggs hanging from a lret' and tl plastic seco nd month since 1980 that the bunny at the Kelly Buzzard residence on Broadway .Street In unemployme nt . level has fallen Middleport bad to ht• rescued !rom an avalanche. below 400,1100 workers." she sa id. Ga lllu County pos ted a 1.1 percent jump In the jobless rate from 11.6 In .J anuary to 12.7 In Februar y. OBE:S said th at meant thal out of an estimated work force of 12.500. there were 1.800 P<'Oplr unemployed during th e mo nth . . "So J c;~ n 't tell you wha t the WASHINGTON tUPli Gal lla's February 1981i unem· Former U.S. Ambassador fir · situation ' Is right now. But ployment rate was 13.4, OBES thur Hartman and State Drpart · obv iously If there Is no way to reported. • men! officials resisted t lg,htenlng rhangt' that arou nd, we· oP. · The lncr~ase In · Meigs Count y security at the U.S. Embassy In vtously wou ldn't movr• In, would was somew-hat lrss, eight -tenths Moscow despite warnlnl(s that Its we?" of a percent. The j ob.le~s -l cvcll n Meanw!llle, man y officials the county went up from 13.9 In Soviet national work force was riddled with KGB agents , II was have complained th at the new .January to 14 .7 the followln~ Soviet embassy under construr· month, lndlcutlng that 1,.'liJO repor ted today. Hartman's fi'•e-year. spy- lion In Washington will help thr prople out of an esti mated work plagued tour In nheSovlt't capital Krrmlfn lntcrct:'p t electmnlc force of 8, 700 wcre without jobs In was punctuated by d tsctosures messages beca use the building Is February . the KGB had bugged embassy going up on t h ~ city's high point . M~s· un employ ment In FebAs ea rly as 1977. under R.J:csl· ruary 1986 was 16.7. the job typwrlter s, had sprayed "spy dust " on embassy cars to track dent Jimmy Carter , studies of service said. the comi ngs ~ nd goi ngs of U.S. src urlt y at the Moscow embassy In the ot her area t•ount!t's, personnel and had. planted bug· warned the risk of espionage was Vinton Cou nty. also posted a 1.1 1-(ing devlc~s In the prcfabrlcuted growing more ominous. Several p~rcen t In crea se a!tt'r several CHECK PRESENTED~ Don Perry, mana~~:er . year, Foodland donates a pl'rcentage of lhelr concrete walls of the new U.S . such s tu dies wcrr conducted months of di'Ciinlng or stab,le of Big Bend Foodland, Pomeroy, prese nts Lillian dally sales to lhe local cancer soolety chapter. embassy, whi ch Is s til l under und er Reaga n, Including a Na - unemployment. Vinton's jobless Moore, center, of the Meigs ('ounly ChaptH of I he 'With Perry and Moore Is Foodland employee tional Sec'url ty Cou ncil proposal . rat<' went from 1r, pNccnt In co ns truc tion. . American Cancer Society, wllh a Sl, 118.75 check Cheryl Folmer, who coordinated this year's • But even after discovery of t he In 1982 that urged boos ting .January to 1(i.11n February . from proceeds collected during Foodland's Cancer Day acllvltles at the Pomeroy slore. iy(l<'wrll er bugging In 1985, Bart · sec urity In more than 1011 The Februo r.v 1986 jobless annual Cancer pay held March IH. Onr• day a man , who returned from Moscow espionage-prone area s of e m· lf'vel for VInton was 1r,.7, OBES in February, resisted security bassy operations. thr Post noted. sa id . In Fr•bruory 19~7 . th t're But "bi tt er" lntera gr nry dis· were 600 pCilple ou t of an measures propost'd by va rious and "pure burea ucratic es tim ated work Ioree of 4.000 putcs counter tnte lllgencr advisers . resista nce" to change resultPd In without jobs , OBF:S said. The Washin gton Post said toda y. Inaction , said one of srvNa l Jackson County posted a . 1 President Reagan. speaking unidentifi ed congressional and pNcc nt hike In the jobless rate. Su nday In Otlawa . wherr he ' administration coun trrlnt l'l ll· golnf( from 1:1pr' rcf•nt in Ja nuary arrived for a 24 -hour summit gence advisers qu oted b.v the to 14 In February , Indicating that with Canadian Prime Minister newspa per. of an os tlm atrd work force of out Brian Mu lroney, said the Unit ed MARrETTA I UP !) - Fifty Pugh said that. of the 20 they built boa ts, fl oa ted for seven "There was enormous resist · n. tOO people, there were 1,800 States ha s known for several ance to (t he warnings) ," onr · years ago. J6 younf( men re· survivors from the 19~7 journey, days down three rivers to Ma· unemployed In February . .lack· enacted the journ£>y their for~­ 12 will ma ke the trip. The othe r rletta , a rrlv lng April 7, 19:18 ~ 150 years that th e embassy und er sourre told the Po.s t. a nd scvrra l son's February 198!i unempioy · co nstruction was being bugged . eil(ht. he said, "will be with us in years to the day aft£>r the fathcr ~ took In 1787t hatled to th~ such adv isers sa id Bartman was ment !~ve l was 14.1. " I know steps are being tak('n amon ~ th e mosl rclut' tant. pioneers. . settling pf Marietta, the fir st spirit." Job tcss nr•ss In Lawrence En rou tE', almostly nightly , to secure the em bassy, " Reagan , Hartman, the · sourres said, Co unt y wus 12.5 In February , up This year's group plans to permanent settlement In the new ly rrea ted No r thw est leave Hamil ton. former I>' a part they put on a historic al pageant said. "l know that' s been a arguNI against firing all the nlnt'·trnths of a P<'I'Crn t from of Ipswich. Mass .. July I , and dressed In authentic dress of the problem for several years, at the Soviet employees at the embassy January 's h•wt of tl .6. OHF:S Territory. new building, and I know that because It would complicate his Some of the survivors of that arrive In Ma ri£>1ta Aug. 21. period. said that !roma nestlmatl'dwnrk steps are co nstantly being taken dcalln!(S with Moscow officials. "Our Itinerary this year will be trek have mapped out. and will duri ng that city's year-long cele· !Continued on Pagt• R1 re-enact, a modified version of brat ion of th£> 200t h ann iversary the same," says Pugh. "But for by our people. that journey this summer. of the sig ning of the Northwest obvious reasons, we are not going to travel in winter and we are not One of the survivors - Edwin Ordina nce. go in g to build boats ." "Zeke" Pugh. this yea r' s leader. On Dec. 3. 19~7. the young men They'll make the last150 miles will discuss this year's trek at a departed I pswlrh as the pioneers by river ~ !rom West Newton. n£>ws conlcr~nce' Tuesday aft<'r· did and lor seven weeks In the noon, which just happens to be dead of winter walked to W£>st Pa . ~ aboard canoes and stern· the 199th anniversary of the Newton. Pa., where they camped wheel boats crewed by boating for 10 weeks. During that time !oundinf( of Marietta. (Co ntinued on Page 81 ~ • Report raps envoy for spy problem Group schedules recreation of historic trek to Marietta 1 body recovered .i n span collapse . FONDA , N.Y. (UPll ~ Th~ Sunday, said Montgomery orr. was finally trap(l(>d In a bodv of one victim was pull~d Cou nty Sheriff's Deputy Fred thicket of t r~es , but st unned from inside a car found down· . Overrocker . The victim was not · lfre!ighters could get no closer stream from a !our-lane bridge Immediately Identified and the than 40 feet. Bob King, a volunteer llreflgh· nearly 12 hours after the span body was taken to St . ·Mary's collapsed. dumping as many as Hospital morgue in Amsterdam ter !rom Fort Hunter, said he saw the tractor·traller fa ll and shat· three cars and a truck 80 feet into for an autopsy. , The 200-!oot section of the ter on the rocks In the creek 80 a flood-gorged creek. officials 520-foot New York Thruway feet below the bridge. said. bridge collapsed aboat10: 50 a.m. "! saw a ,big monster splash, a Engi neers ' had checked the 31 year-ol d bridge Sunda~ a lew Sunday about 40 miles "!est of thunderous roar," he said. "I hours before the collapse but Albany. The Thruway is the main was hoping lltere'd be somebody o!liclals of the New York Thru· routetoBuffa lo andwesternNew alive and I could catch them but , everything sank .:' . way AuthOrity said they found no York state. Rescuers rushed In heavy ratn· •· State Pollee · s pokes man Ro· reason to close II. State pollee divers planned to to the !our-lane bridge but only bert Armel said chances that search the creek today II flood the truck's smokestack and car anyone could have survived the waters receded but authorities wreckage could be spotted rae· 80·1oot plunge "would be very, said there was little hope that ing through flooded Schoharie very· remoti!. Every once ln a Creek. while there ·is a fluk e but waler anyone survived the collapse. A white Cadillac Its · roo! like this would push a vehicle ... The only recovered body was crushed and partially sheared to the bottom like a baiL" found inside a car about 10 p.m. ' .' Member FDIC ( • Sl 5600 lEG. 139.95 Candy stripo, tUft blt:lt, 12 ft. wiolth 2 pollorn<, 12 ft. width. $468 Premier Comfort Twin Mattress or lox ..... S7500 ,.. "" Premier Comfort Full MaHrns or lox ... 110500 ,.. "" Contour Correct Full Set tllr•-.,,.,) ...... 125100 Ht Perfect SIHper Full Set lllr•· warr.) ..... 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CABINET SALE DESK SPECIALS METAL ·Ohio Lottery Hagler, · · Feb. \ ~ SENIORS BID FAREWELL - Recoplzed all Southern caren lor the lui lime were, from l_efl, ,Jeff Holtz, Eric Mllllro11, Tim Gilbride, Todd Kimes, David l)eem an~ Matt Harris during ceremonle~~ at Southern's 19146-~7 h&~~kelhall hanquel Saturday. See s lory and additional pholos on Page 3. �I Commentary 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohlo DEVOTED'TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS·MASON AREA ~~ ~v r-T"'\..._,1.._-.-, ~c::~ . J=t ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEIIEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller ' • BOBHOEFUCH General Manager 4 A MEMBER of The United Press lnternallonal, Inland Dally Press Assoc:lallon and the American Newspapl'r Publishers Association LETI'ERS or q_e.l~N are W('il'OITI{' They .<tloukJ I)E> J~s than .m words long Alll<:>ttcrs ar c subjec t toOOII!ng and rru sr bf' signed with name, address and telephonf' number No unslgno:l Jen en will b£' P\ bll~hed Lellcrs should be In good ta ste , addrt'Sslng JssUl'!i, not ~rsooalltlcs Oh,io Politics ' This periOd following Presl· wered every question with accu"(!ent Reagan's press conference racy and precision, and even o! March 191s a particularly good dlsplayl'd glints o! his famous tlme t9 consider whether and sense of humor how the lnstltutlon of prestden This, then, Is the perfect tial press conferences ought to be moment for thoughtful observers reformed to declare that theso;o press No one can accuse the White conferences, as currently conHouse, at this point, of seeking dueled. are a posl_tlve obstacle to changes because Presidenl Rea· the development of genuine news gan Is demonstrably unable to stories, an Insult to tHe Institution cope wl l h the press as the game is of the presidency, and a perver· currently played On the con- _sian of the whQJe concept of a trary, the president - under responsible press. easily the most difficult circumAs a matter of fact, they aren't stances he has ever faced so much press conferences as acquitted himself extremel y m.etaphorlca l bullfights. We In we ll. He put to rest all those dark the televlston audience are the suspicions that his age was atlast aficionados ringing the arena beginning to tell, kept firm Most of the White House press control of the proceedings, anscorps are bit players - the l)I!=Fc~ENT I'V~ SEEN USIN6 banderllleros and picadors, whose job Is to soften up the bull for the matador. The Matador, ol course, Is Sam Donaldson or one of the handful of other medta superstars for whose benefit (and profits ! these performan· ces are actually staged The president Is the bull. The excitement stems from the tension over which of the major protagonists will triumph - the bull or the matador Will the bun gore the matador with his deadly horns? Or will the matador, wtth a series of deft maneuvers and a final mortal thrust. slay the bull and receive one of Its ears as his reward? Why on earth should any presid ent have to put up with this NOTICE AN'fTio\ING Is Celeste losing all ·of his allies? By LEE LEONARD U l'!f.~latehou sc Reporter COLUMBUS I UP/ 1 - l'hl ngs seem to be going along swtmmlngly for Gov Rl chdtd r Celeste thc sr days. He has the LegJSiatut e working on Ohtu's mdJOr probl ems whil<' he travels around and positions himself for a posstblc lu lut e hid for national office But !herr utr snrnc small sign s lhal al l JS not well evcryw h~re wllhln the adm tn tslrallon Two of Iiliis~ signs- dl sco nt~nt with the admln/slr,oflon's perfoJ mance In environmental, protection and lrcarmcnr of women - sur fuc<•d lasr week ' Teresa Burn ellc, •! l ot mer hlghwav wo1 kct rn lh<• Ohio Department of Tran sportallon's cou ntv gm age In i\ IIH'ns, told reporters the admlnlslralton has f.rlle<ilodea/ four ·full\ wllh sexual harassment and lntlmldallon In lhdl <~gcncv Burnclle ftled .t lawsuit in federal r ou•l. sa\ mg she 11as rh~ vlct•m of mental and physical abuse for monrhs In rho AI hens dtstricl. She said Cclcsle's Wife. Dagmar, sent a memorandum last Ocrobrr ro War!:£n .! Smtih dlr ec lor ol lt ansporratton, asking that supervisors pu r an end In I he harassmcnl She sa id the F1rsrl.ady's req u~s l has nevrr IJpen aC"Ied upon " I though! !hal lhl s .Himlnlsttat/orr woulrl never sland for lhls, ' Burnette salt! i\n ODOT spokcsm .•n pomlcd oul l lw r But nctte' s rot·mentor had bc<•n suspended f01 lll <lavs and his SUJlN' rsor for fiVl'davs , and I hat /he dcparrmen t is maktng a "Sfrong efforl' to C'nd such b<'ha v tor That wasn'l good r'nough for Rur nolle and the Narlonal Organization for Women, who lhoughl I hey had i friend in Celeslc Vorlng Ohioans I nil ial lng a Clean I :nvlronmmt though! th~y had a friend In I he governor, roo, hut last week a group of rhem living neat loxi/o wa ste dumps were askmg thr F.nvuonmental Prorecl/on Agency to blow Ihe whlslle on I he Ohi o EPA for lax enforcement. Ma1 v i\nn<· E dsc~ll of Cl rc it' \ ifle. pt estdcn l of VOICE, told reporters I he adm lnlsrra rlon Is doing lillie to curtai l hazdrdous Wdsle dtsposal or aIr poi lu t ton, a 1111 seem s to be si<llng m01 r wil h lndu stt y 1han with tcsldenr s · "Why doPs Oh10 I P II I 1!':11 1"P" v•ugc• tflzcns as adver sa ries. "hllc cmbr·acl ng wn stP gr nC'ttt fOJ s, wa s tp disposer s dnd thrlr lobbyists''" asked F.dsall Edsa ll sa id the blam<· fut tnaellon should 1M' shared by formet Govs. James II Rhodrs and .John .I Gllllg,Jn Hut shf' conceded she was "disappointed" wilh le i P<~e eo. " You hold ou t somt' hopr rh"r e.rch Jll'JSon lgovcrnot'l will be a sav ior .. "salt! Edsall illlun F'!!mk s of the Ohio EPII s.1ld ~t.J its ltc s'S how Ills agency has bN'n h.trd ar WOI k clrarung up tht• all' and solid wastr dumps He sa id I here's an ordet of pi'IOIII les and "I he per son who Is No 2 lsn ' t gomg to be sall sflrd " Muyb<' Burncllr and VOICE ,II(' whiners who arc exaggeralmg their slluallon s llulll is wo tlh taking note when Celeslr 'sa llles brgln to complain . IO: vrbrows wNr r.usrd ,11 lhr Stalrlloust•lasl week when Clarrncf' · noc" P,l\1 llr kl, lhl' sta t(' dr,•elopmr'lll dlt erl ot, announced ht' rs IC'av lng his position llftrr two yr\.11 s Thr su t pri se wasn't that Pa\\'llckt" rctu1 nlng ro p!IV.JI<' business In his hometO\\'n of Toledo, hr Is" R<•publlean who was rrrr ulted bv Celeslr 111 198'i to fi ll a g.1p ' llut Pet~ llrkl ts ~olng to Ju•ad 1111' l :ci Json lncluslrta l Sysrems Center In Toledo - d r·onso1 tlum of buslncssC's and unlvrrsllles crea red by fhC nepltl 11111'111 Of ncvc/opmenl IO t'eflne !he jlrOl'PSS Of in'tcglafed munuru ctu1in g A80UT ME ? Tl-\._i NEW \o\~IR GROWING P~UG ON M'l SCAI.?. ,, THE sru.=F 1<fAL.LY WORK~ C::' ·- c YOU NEEP TO BE" C:AlZ.eFUI.. Wl-\eN • • "tOU A'PPLY IT... '=: sort of, thing?. Does II bear the slightest resemblance to the ground rules laid down by then-presidential press secretary Jim Hagerty for Dwight Eisenhower's eneou'nters with the press, let alone to the format of FDR 's? On the contrary, It Is a recently developed formula for turning fewer than half a dozen "White House correspondents" - Do· naldson, Andrea Mitchell, Chris Wallace, Helen Thomas - Into nationally known television personalities, who In due course will become Professors or' Polltlcal Pontlllcation, graduate Ia talk shows of their own, and spend the rest of thetr lives reminiscing before college audiences and business conventions for five or t en thousand bucks per appearance That Is why some or President Reagan's oldest and shrewdest advisers are strongly recom mending, to him and to hls new chief of staff Howard Baker, that hereafter presidential press con ferences be held "outstde th e Beltway" altogethl'l'. They could be sel]eduled for sel ected ctfJes all over the country, and political correspondents promment m the local areas could be lnvllei:! to ques tion the president on any topics they chose. President Reagan has orca· slonally held talks with the press outside of Washington, in various sorts of formats Bul he has not, so far as I am aware, ever staged a full-sa le presidential press conference. witfh compre hensive coverage by the national telev tslon networks, outside of the East Room (or some olher place In the While House complex! Dotng so would almost · certainly Induce a far wtder range of quesllons wtlhoulln the leas! overlooki ng key nal tonal CHEERLEADERS HONORED- These ladles were honored with senior awards lor outstanding By Scott Wolfe RACINE - Athletes, chl'l'r· leaders, parenrs. and fans of the Southern Tornado basketball squads were honored wtth a fine banquet and awards ceremony here m Ch arles W. Hayman gymnasium 111 Racme Sat urdav Following the invocation by Mr. John Duddmg, everyone was treated to a dehrtous pollock dinner. fea tunn g Kentucky Frted Chicken. Athletic Booster ptesldent Sue fo.\ll l hu iun U\ I nti I d l'rl'"'• III II rn;~IIIHMI \uluu~o~l 1-A LJ::LII II f . ' Letter to ihe Editor 01 her.~ wan I I o hear our thoughts mlght,v Is the pr11 ilftct my last Iefier to rhe Nllror. I rccelvNI rl'spon ses I rom two pt rtf) gl r Is I h<tcl kilO\\] In hl~h srl1oo l and had nol.jl'rn since If lhcl f Is not suffictrn r 10 s::er you to "r ltr lrllr~< . I'm fearfullhnt II Is IO(l lai r Don't wor1~ 111.11 \ OU ·'''' n't a doctor of lrllrrs We ha' e ian· guage pu•lsts anrlthrr e Is a place for them bur t·rmember. lhe primm v fun ('! ion of l . n t ~uagr Is - tocommunl ca te l f\\ r t.llklornn hour and no one' s eyes llghl up with understanding rhen wr have wasted an hout No matter how dull or d• ab "'" think our lives may lK'. c.tl'h of us have Ideas and lhough ts th at others wish to hear They may not agree with mr bur I hal s 0{( It sharpens my own thinking and leads me down new strccts lh.tl I might otherwi se. have miss ed . Although I often tllsagteecl with the ladv It om Ra<'mr, 1 sllll look forward to her kll<'t s. I hope that she has not stOjjlpl'd on my account. She ma y get the notion that I'm a nice gu y anti docsrl't wish Ia offend me. Just because r got h<' t ou1 of bed late one night with a phon" call and later visited hc t horne and thorou ghly enjoyed It , shouldn' t It glve hm· license to let up? Come on, lady, wh~re is your of fnu pia} ' If I can write INlet'S lo lhc editor anvonE' can do It Wh en all rny 1Jn11n cr lls huddle rogether tl rlorsn' t .lppreclabil' alter earth's 01 b/1 i\ lillie llght-headl'dness Is lite bPs I I t•an hope for I voguelv l'emrmbt>t dlaRram111111A' srnr cnces ulong about lh~ slxr lt gtade. Moslly whar I recall .1rc thr pt ops being fairly slm· pic. n rnodrrately clean bla ck · boa• d and a taller than averagE' rrarlt ~ r . I f a sentence had more than lhree words the. probl em modified Itself all over the board and • <'qu Ired a teacher who could 1ea ch up and out. Addition and subtraction was tough but mOdi· fvlng was too much That smart -aleck kid next ro me whl'n t·askl'd what dar wr were go ing to diagram senrences she gavE' me a haught y look "1'1<' Just fmlshed." l knew rhat Not 'enHy. My n\lnd had been mvolvcd with a deeply scientific problem. Have you ever watched a robin hopping and suddPnly stop'? II cocks Its head and listens - or Is It watching? f'm sHII working on that but hope by nexr week to agam take up diagramming, If I rare find a rn o d ~rn r c l y clean blackboard nnd a taller than a' Nagc reachC'r Floyd Clark 6504 NE 9th Portland, Ore. 97211 ~ :-ii 1 11SC' ,, •111 f. l .uul~ r.11ul ~••• o; - Air ltalla lasl year found a box of out-and-out counterfeit bolts on Its shelf. The counterfeit· ers had put theSPS trademark on their phony fasteners. They looked like similar cou nterfells found years earlier at Aerospatl· ale, maker of the A 300 Ail bus jumbo jet. The Federal Avtallon Admin is IraI ion has recorded only one Instance or a bogus fastener since Tntunln ·Slr··"·'" nl llo Berry's World "\1 •v. \Iori; II!. lndhlll.l I lUI \ll.mla 1111 I hit aan !I~ s-11 urdu,\ " - 171 !JI, t'H IOI IIi I 1"': • •• l.i ! ;u u• . n. """" \tao-IMn'" un I!< 11t•\d ,md Ill 11.1 11 .~ I ! I, ll ,1h Itt';" \tlh~ liUkll ' l l~,l'\:t•\4 lt•r't) Ill! IKi tll.l l"huo "'" I !II, 1.,\ I llpp1 r" I ! 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J<u1 N ~EN . lnJa nd Da llYP rf'S s Associa tion and 1 hr Ohio N('\lo'cpapC'r AnOt'latlon Nat !OM I Advrrtl "l lna RC"prf'li;;f'nt ntlt r Branham Nrw spapf'r S td~ . 7a3 Th ird Av('nur . chanJZ"" I SUBSCntMtON RAT&~ By C1rrlfr or Moe or Ro11U' I • , $1 2~ $n4r; Sfi51), StNGLE COPY Crcdlt will bC' jirl\t'n c:trr\('1"' NCh werk No subscrlplloru bY mall J)('rmlttNlln arms whrrr hoTT'I(I carriC'r !iCf\i \('(' I.S avallabl{' Mall SubfKrtpUon!t IDBide Melp Co•nty 13 Wef'kS . .... .. .. .. . 2& W£'!'kS ......... .. .. . $1729 $3406 S6656 52 Wef'ks ,.., .......... Ootolllo Melp Ce4nlly t3 Wecl<s . ........ ......... · ., $182(1 $3~ tO 2& w"""" .. .. .. .......... ... ,, QuiC'k Ricks Hlo Mini Mart Eye no problem :...__ Leonard l12 tt l tom 101< 107 ~ "' . " "1 . tnd Gamr - Sonva Rou~h . 20.1 Laurlro 1!U . ~n\'& Rou~l1 173, lnd Scorlf'!i - Sonya Roush. ~ n Laurtr Bt'tzln~ . 4:\8. Dl'bbir SkinnC'r 410, Tc.-am G3mC'- DukC'Truckln~ 600. G~ll('ryHaiJ Ari" /Kul N Kurt. 606 ••J's Exxon. 582: Tram S<>rlrs - Kul N Ku rl 1760 Dukr Trucking. 1709: Jim Mink ' s. 1694 &t z ln~ CINCIJ'1NATI iUP I I - Th<· Ben -Gals a 28-member cheer· loadi ng squad, has fallen among the ext incl . Thi s group th at ha s lrd cherrs at Clnclnnali Bengals games for the last 19r'seasons has been disbanded, t lub officials sa• d The club clll'd "wantng fan Interest In cheerleadln!( groups" around the NFL as rhc reason " It was cnlrrtatnlng, but we ju st think It 's something Ihal ha s run Its course," sai d Mike Brown. the c lub ' s asstslant general manager The Chicago Bears and Den ver Broncos have also recently dis· banded !heir chcer l eadl ng groups C'humpion who htl " "' '' ''' ' 1 f' rrearcd from a clh,tllen gr and J.ro na rcl lhP former wf'll cr wrlghl and juntO!' mlddlrw•·lghr ltllchold•' r who hus taunted c~nd r ldlculrd hi; opponent . r nl f'l' rh•' ouldoor ring jusl befon· ll Jl m E:DT. Final ly " I 'm glad Ro y cam e bu(k ," said Hag let·, who ha s a rrcord of 62 2 2. "I tho ught Y.hen he II'/ I, he wa s chea ting lh<' public out of onr of lht' grrul1•st lt)lh ts · Plus, I nerdcd !he monry. so I l.t•on.n'd V.h r1 r(•t!JNl 111 Jil l<~ a d1 •1 ~tliPI' SUI '.f.{('IY 10 l'f' p , ti l' .rr h1•d /1 •11 rol/n.r . 111/l f'.ll'n $11 S6760 SKYLINE IIOWUNG LANES MORNING GWRIES March !4, llln Tum Smith's G M.C ..... ..... . . ........ PtA. . .. ,:Jiil Pools Plu ~ ............ , ... ..... •...... 54 Brcnda'A Boullqu(' .... ..... .. ... .. .... 53 Whalf>Y'S Auto Paris . .. . . • 49 Hunter Funeral Hbme .. . .47 W M PO . . . .. ..... : . 42 .11m Cobb ChPV Olds & Cad . . . .. 41 High lndv Gam('- Brenda Ha~JtY.l~ Linda Arlhur 185: Phyllis Cline, J82: High lndv. Seriea- Linda Arthur Mn , Marl£'ne WIIIIOn, 49'2, Candy T111l!, m, HIRh 1'ram Game - W MP.O , 993, Whaley's, 979, 964 , High 1'eom S.rl<$ WhalfY'S, 2807: Pools Plus. * · Brenda's Smllh's Boutique, 2195 Sol o wa !-l pu t on th P (' JNf 'I NN/1'/' 1 1UPIJ - Hasf'IJ,t! J'.., trc~dl!lonal opcn<'l' l11krs pl.11 r· Mond.1 v .1bou r q(J mlrtuiPs l.tll 'r Own it s uc ·t ual op •nc•r '/'Itt' C'lncln nal l Rrd s, who for Y"•"'s ownf•ll lhr r /gill IOlh1• flrsl pitr'll or r hr srd son. "I'I ' seht'ti uil'd 111 pla y Ill\' Monlr('U/ 1-:xpus ul 2 tlo p.m EDT. U/l WI!-Id V t•rt riiJn gPJ m g lh P I'Vf ' by :-. 1t' pplng ln lo lhr 1 lng. " TIH' C'VP has Ol'V (' l bf'f'll Ull ~~~U f',' S. tld I.NJn dH/. ffi UJ.! hl o nl ~ om·c• In th'' p.ts l who h..t ~ ha ll dri',J(il' Wh rrl WiJ ~ il l In ltH' t~O.. U (' :tJ t u.ct<So.OH PltE •A1•.-. WEST Phone ~ · 4&24 BAI\GAIH IIAIIH EES SATURDAY I SUNDAY • All SCAtS 12 I D AOM I~S I ON CiERi TUESDAY 12 IC hu rldup Is whul lh t• s<·hf'rJul l'tl I ~ J()Und hnu 1 rnr •t.tns to l 'I.H' h llghrrr ' I m th ~" om\ who h1Js mol• ' to loso •' , ,11d li<Jg lr r. who al :!2 b mulling rPIJn mr•n l ' f pl;w on nor 1r 11 1ng J.r•onard t.J k<· any. II'~ ~{'il i'Y th 1ng l t·r llng I><·<" u" ' II Jlost', thl • man f1 o m mf' 1.1 ('H n -t•u n I 1ulr •\ r•r V l h rn~ I ' v r• hu 11 1. QUESTION · I und!fstand lhallhere is aretirement plan for mamed cDuples when one spouse 11 not employed. Can you &ive me some detaJis! ANSWER: II you hm qullrlled urned income and your spouse hu no eirned Income or elects to be treated as hawlnJ no earned tncome, you m1ycon· , tnbuleto an IR~on bth•lf ol you and your spouse and deduct this conttlbut1on on your tat Jetu1n l ou may contrlbutf lAd deducr a maxrmum of 11110 ot 100% o your llllblecomponsallon JOHN A. WADE, M.D. In(. CALL (614) 992-2104 (304) 675·1244 npt'lll'r IIMJay 1\/lhough opth;r lmolo ovrd 1h1 · r omP lw ek. th rn• has h('l'n ('o nsl c.I< 'HI blfl cone flrn tlwt !.£ton,, rd ..U· J.I s and help mr out." ' H,ogler was jok ing, wh lrh hr rarrly docs lx'forc a flghr But hi' never madr so much mont'Y b<'lorc. Tonight ' s dalr will vleld at leas! $12 mlllton and as much as $29 million if percrnragrs of lhe es timat ed record $fill·7n mil · lion grossp:ty Qff. Hag ler hus alread y earned S25 m illion In purses over his career EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL. ALLERGIST IIWE HAVE HEARINC AIDS" llt·d~ million wus asking him . 1 Pleu sf' ('omr VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Sf 11:1Sil fl ~-: l ~ h h.I V(· :tppt , .. 25 Qonl!l Subscribers nol dl"Sirln,z to pay t twcar· rl« mav rrm!l In advan('(l dlrM IO 'l;'hr Daliy S...nl1nf'l on a :1 6or 12 monlh Weells .. ... .. ~~~ m Kma rt POSTMAS'J'ER· Slond addr~s to Thf' Da llv S('ntin('l. 111 Coun S1 . Pom('f'O\ Ohio <1~769 ~2 IIi Kurl J's Exxon . 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NN·. i UI' I r Mutvln Hagl<•r and Sug,ll Jt.r v V11ndty Ra11kf'lb"ll l.ronurd tonlgh r St'ck ro d/spl ov•' E1h Mllll t 11n Oa\'I' Ambur·J(••\ , Sh,tnnnn lhc not ion lh.1f an ''P"' h.•llir • R llllr ,Jt•fl Holti' Man Hal'rl<i ~ o tt Mr Ph.lil Tim Gllbrld1• Tnrltl Klm rs hi'IY.r<'n rhr m co ultl hu\1• on1 1 Sh av.·n \ unnlngh,,m , Kronn\' Tur h•\' .mtl O,tvr McMIII,tn ' '-.. huppen C'd fiVI' YC'dl s i.lg O lla glcr, lh<' mtddlrwt•lg hr Mnna~l'r- Du\·ltt [)(>f'm Uurllnrd :1 ' ' K~Rll r"' I The Daily Sentinel ro nd <" Ia"" MlkrAmos DYNAMIC DUET - 'I'hr•se two gals claimed special honors as • Southern Tornadoelle cagers at th~ SJIS· basket hall hantJUct hcrt• Saturday. Rach••l Reiher, left , wus IIO!sl IJt•h•nsivo' Phl.V rr untl winner ol the 110 pcrctmt award, whllt• Crystal IIIII. right. w:t~ thr Best Offensive J»lay(•r and hcst fr cl' throw shoott•r. Mnn.l l!l'l' - Chad Oll1dl1' IIIII''" I "'·,.,II ,,,,.,, \ I K..... hlnst~un ~h.trp Rr lan WrU\'t r Chris S!out. Rv ,1n F:\· '"" Shant• Simpson, S< o ll Mc•Ph.tll :tnfl t h,ul T:1vln1 !'inlunht) ·,.. ltt• ~u lt ,. huHtlln t: S \ l•lnn olt r.. ii l l lo l b":h 'o!l ! III Uifl "iD!!tli UI !'i!lllll~ llll klnn :\11 .!-1 i lOG ,j"j! !1'i l tG II I IIi :l i lt~ !! WID NIISHV1 1.1.E, T<•nn 1UP I I K.JI n.tn tels hornet ('(f ,md Etlr n .!vls t lllCI RIIIV Latkm ('UC' h lttpiNI Sunrl,t Y 10 lr.td lhr.Cinr ln· n.Jii Rf'ds to a r; :' wm ov('l Moatrecl l In lhr fmal e~ hlblllon gnmr before tho se two lcums open t ltr Nal ion a! Lragur season rod,!\• In C/nr lnrt.•tl Ted Power pllrhrd six strong Inn Ings Sunri,JY Io gl vp t he Heds u lh·:ltrc·ni'd after· Saturday's A· 8 111• will! lhe F:xpos Monlll'lli r nrktl with :1n ll ·l'> •·rronl and 1h.rl l tr Powr1 ', <11 In exhlblllon. g.Jv!• up rlu ''"hi l s nmlallowed no runs In rhr firsr six Innings, burin lhr scVI'nth hr walkt•d u ballrt and and gavl' up two hils ils Monrrrul Sl'UII 'd tht c·r limes Mon ii'C'tl l' s Krvtp Prh·r. who rook lhC' loss in his flrsl appmrunt·r lhts spt;Jng , guvf' up l hrrt• hit s ~llltl1.,.-nan s In I hi' lhhd. In rltr slxrh. Clnl'lnnurl s~o t r<l two 1uns .1s llu· Expos hud two Nrors and Monrrr.JI trllrfrr Mike Shu til' gavr up lh•·r·e hil s In Snluday's game . 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R~ds and • ;tl\nwl'd lout 1uns In f l v<• Innings ;I S JW ('Oil li nUI'S 10 tr y and WOI k Ills wn y haek /rom shoulder ~urgP I 'V Fn~hmrn Ba" ~f.. hall ('had T,wlor Mlkt• Duhl lason Quill• ·n C" hr l!j Murphv, Kr\1\n BUIJ:H"'" r:. tr\• F' rN'man Tommv !'1ohurl Rr.ut M.tv nard Rr('nt ~ hulfor .md Doup L.nt nd<'r SCnn•kN•pror - Tr.t('lr Hubl),n d Rf'Mf'r\'P Balikf'tt"tall • • Hi rln v ' clls.rlJII •!I Ilsi In Sf lit' I tho C'h!'\!:ilna ('onpror l<rl ~ Mnnh ,, 111 11 ,,nd C'oc\'"1 Iilii ll :mlsron VarMIIf C ht>rrlf'ad,·r~ Ann<'ll Crn dn nf', Jil l Nr , •~• · 1.1!:,, P.ttJt• T1.1 v Jlrrj:.tlro nln:1 Shult'r Kim Atl,lm !( '•lltkh•llplati1111Hrth I' ,\ lr14U,m , A~h I tllrMIIIIIItlll~luniHI! Il l II 1117 II' !I \ll.ml n u, I rnll '' ,, '"" , "' " " Ill\'"'""'' "1'1 ,, ,,.,, ... r. r." :r. • "" 'I l !!I r': II ~ ! !!WI 1111 t! I'! li ill !lllo ll!t u ......., \ll nnlu HI\ 1"1"11 \1 I !'t I t: 1\ !I i ! I 1!1 II Ill iI I lo "' ' I Ito ,II; ' rrnt t .t~l• ru (unit r•tll' \ \hhn ~; tltt;!lti~M !"i l SHS SENIOR GIRLS- Th ese lour tadh•s were honoro•d for lour ycal'!j of participation as Southern Tornadocttc c11gt •rs l'lcturo•d are Tammy Tht•lss, Karla Smith, Diana Simpson. and Ral'lll'l Retber. Re!'lt'rvL' C ht> 1•rlt •ad1•~ J\mv 1 ' lltrl 5-3 Sl,t1\." ll('~- A l.~ n.l Rullrt :\u r r l• llh I• Inn M I Tl'l ... f,t fO\ t!:H l :l O!t til l ~.1 \ 1'10'\ \I II \.'.; H,t:T I~ \II \1-i"iiH ' l"hll.t 'II '!lli !"ill II! ·m !II Mi 1111 !~li "i! !ii~ !~II 1,1 :!1141 ~Ill n~ Davis, Larkin shine in Vut'l'llty Glrl!'i' Btl.!lkMhRII Duu n .Johnson Dlan.t Simp son R •C' hl •i Rr'llwr T,tmm'' Tht•iss K;1rl.t Sm ith lr nnlfrr At no l!l /\n$!1r Bosl\tk .md Cr vs t II Hill St•nrl'kf'l'fX'r - Mrol ~•nlt' V,tnM f'l rr Vld{'Q- Kr•nnv Ar m" n f ~ lun :lO "i !'I Ill II i 1!1111 II )( • slvc; Todd Klrnes, Most Improved; ond monager David Deem, 110 percent awnrd. Standing, David Amburgey, Best Free Throw pertlentage; Kt•nny Turley, Best Rebuundt•r: Dave McMillin, Most Improved; and Shannon Rlllle, Coaches Award. Ouctdln~ !!IIJbtil!!ll .lli!l \tl Ull• ll h U II 1!1 .. .... ........ . II !II I .IIIIJtiH II (unto r• rt'~Uit !i NRA \\ I. T 1 '1~ f, t • , \ 16 !fi K um 1111 ! li IK I'! Ill K1i '11\j '!"i~ n t.l l '! It! !1!1 tll l U II! K i~ ,tU'i .1'!1 : ·: otll Ill I! 7! !!I~ •!flit l'hil goal percentage. Rachel Reiber claimed the Best Defensive award and IIO'Y. t award Senior awa rds were given to Diana Simpson. Rachel Reiber, Karla Smith, and Tammy Theiss . Mrs . Sandra Baer then presented Varslly and reserve cheerleading awards. Senior cheerleaders honored were Jill Nease, Lisa Pape and Kim Adams Coach Ronnte Quillen rhen recognized members of hts 8-6 freshmen basketball team Coach Jay Rees then honored !he reserve basketball team. which placl'd second In the SVAC~ Coach Howle Caldwell closed th e eveni ng wilh the bovs' varsity awards Seniors honored were Enc Milliron, Mall Harris, Jeff Holtz, Tim Gil bride, Todd Kimes Special awards were presented as follows Matt Harns, Best Defensive Player, Kenny Turley, Best Rfbounder~ · f)avf' Am burgey, Best Free Throw; Shan nor Riffle. Coaches award; and Dave McMilli n and Todd Kimes . Most Improved. l!O percent awards went to manager David Deem and Eric Milliron , In closi ng Coa,ch Caldwell stated, "Young people. don't ever Jake anything for granted You'll never rPaltze what your parents h ~ve done for you Always be grateful " Caldwell concluded. "Wonder what an "88" would look like up there 1On one of Southern's many banners on th e f:(,ym wa ll ,(regiona l banner) Itwouldlooknlce wouldn't it.. but lalk Is cheap' II' s going to t ak<' a lot of work." SPECIAL AWARDS- Several Special awards were presented to outshmdlng members of the SHS cage squad honored Satqrdnywlth lUI nwards tete a~d banquet. Pictured arc, seated, Eric Milliron. 110 percent; Mall Harris, Best Dt•fen· Rt>,wrvc• Glrl11' Ba.~krthllll C! nclv Nf'UI;~llnt:! M.tntl v Ru ssroll .1 ln l' Ann William !<, Trlcl,t Wolfr 1\lmt'f' Hill Rurb.tr.t I lsi(' •TrJC'\' RN.' JZh\ Kr l~ l rn P:.tpf' Bfod<v Wrlnbrf' nnr-r .tnct l.f'sl if' '\ \ IIU'\ \1. 11411 Kt \ l.fo ,\(,, T I thfur ni.t •t ln.. \n.:;t•lt"' I Muill.lf u l ~ lltlllnnali K Ito llhtnln~~ l"hlb"d, l1thl,t 1 ''·•ln1 r \ ,\ \ 1 t \lln nl u! IUo hlllnflll I \ \ ,\ 1 1 ( h•\ • I anti', 1urnnlotnl Uutl ttiD ' \ ppll , r •In auol•~•ld i'iQIMI.tl " Ho .-til• 3-ring CirCUS of deceit _____G_eo_rg_e_M_cG_o_ve_rtt ~ America ts currenlly bein g Llut thi s hush effort ca me ro ripping off the nation 's stock The Bakker affair and the !rea led en masse to a three · rln~ naught , with Jimmy Swagger!. markets a I th e i>xpense of or hers. fund raising extravaga nzas that circus another television evangelist, The Reagan admimstrallon sustain his opulent lifestyle have With Ivan Boesky and com· playing a key role In exposing the plainly broke the law and vlo· prompted his rival Jlmfl\Y Swagpany demonslratlng just how. far affair. According to Bakkf'r. t~ls lated the Consti tution In !he ger! 10 describe Bakker's show ""ked greed can manipulate was done beausc Swagger/ S<'illng arms to Iran and divert· as a "cancer that mu sl be Wall Sit eel, Ronald Reagan's wanted lo take over the PTL lng fund s ro the contras. Int his excised " One wonders if that Ica m convPrt lng the White House empire, which Includes one of the . case, an obsession with combat · "cancer" does not embrace all to Into a center ror Illegal arms nation 's largest resort and enrer· lng communism at any cost, large a portion of the TV deals. and telev ision evangelists talnment spreads . whether In Nicaragua or In fund ·ralslng carried out In the fighting among lhemselves over Meanwhile Jerry Falwell . per· post-Khomelnl Iran , seems to name of the humble carpenrer big buck s and lurid extra-martial haps the besr known TV preacher haw been I he guiding force. and teacher of Galilee affairs, this three-ring circus Is and one deeply Involved In unique. II Is bullt around sacred rlght ·wlng polllles, has been cows. ca lled to stabilize operattons ar This tripl e whammy has cer· PTL and monitor the Bakker·' la in common themes Swagger! public feud. fn eac h. case the major actors Although these and olher TV a 1c highly revered popu Ia r stars. E>vangellsts all claim to be saving In Pach case large sums of money souls for the Lord, they are an• Involved- for the most part routlnelj" and undersrandably gained at the expense of tjle referred to In the press as American public. In all three "rlvals.'' cases rhe principal actors oper· fnd eed, television soul-saving aled secre tl y and deviously and healing has become not only £>ither In violation of the Jaw or competitive but highly lucrat ive. their public trust . Bakker and his wtfe, Tam my, In the case or Jim Bakker, have pulled an estimated $129 flamboyant stRr of PTL's "Jim million out of rhelr followers , and and Tammy holl'.'. and his wile . other electronic preach ers are m Tammy (who S/'Cn ,s to specialize the same flnancjalleague. In eye shadow and eyelashPs). One striking similarity be· the focus ls on what the evangetween thE> diversion olfunds from list Insists was only a 15-mlnute the Iranian arms sail' to the sexual encounter wllh a church Nicaraguan conlras and the secrelary. alleged payoff to Jessica HahnThe young woman Involved M r. Bakker's sexual partner -is cla i ms she was seducl'd In a hotel that both the contra s and Hahn room by a preacher whom she claim to ha ve seen little of the greatly admh·ed and did no I wish money to hurt Bakker cla ims he was But It seems clear that m all seduced and that It was not an three rings of the current naa ~ tual affair tiona l circus we are witnessin g Rtchard D01 tch, current presl· grel'd and deCeption on a shock· dent of PTL. apparently nego- lng scale: tlatl'd a deal with the aggrlevl'd · Certainly, Ivan Boesky and his " ... there Is a 30 PERCENT chance that IT church secretary for $265 ,000 to WILL NOT rain on your parade." lnsldf'r fr)ends betrayed both the keep her quiet. law and thE>Ir positions of trust In :i,j If II ( .tlllurnl• I lu, ·'1:" , • MU lh r: lh n\o r s '" \ntuni ~.u rmunl lili~ l'tl I !I II II tl \ u.. n~ln 'il~ '" \1hu11.1 l'lollu Ll1 l11lu ' fill! u.:;n 1\n.,lml ,l!ifl !,11 1 • " dl. 1~ ' l 1.111 l'tl Ill lln1lnmtll ' Like Costello of SPS, dtslnbu· , \ II "" ., If \ uri. s ~~- lilt 1:" 1 ~" \na:• h... \lnnt ro d I~ \\ ''"" r n I un lo•r• m , 'lld~o~,..,tllh I" Inn IIIIU~In n tor Roy Oliver of Inglewood, Calif, Is convinced that lhe threat is stilt there ire told us of firms that regularly place orders with him for bolts of a specified length "or longer " "This Is a tipoff that the ,bolt wtll be cut and rE>plated," Oliver explained Both steps require rehea ting the bolts, which were carefully temper('() by the manufacturer; the reheating leaves' th em either too soft or too brittle. ."The frequency of bogus parts getting Into the system Is proba· bly continuing at the same basic rate" as ln the early 1980s, said Oliver, who has been working for IO years to stop the flow of bogus bolts Another West Coast distributor, who requested anonymity, told us that at l east one major airframe maker still resells bolts - some of them rejects -that are swept up from the floor of Its assembly line.' The 1979 FTC report noted that thls was one source of Inexpens ive material for the bogus-bolt shops ~ (II' \ 1lnd :'<!•" the 1979 report In 1~l!:l. the FAA Issued an al ert on bogus nut s made by a Flonda firm and provided 'to Pratt & Whitney for engines. They did not meet specifications, and the 'aierl warned that " there Is a potential thai some of these parts ma y have entered the commercial avtatlon market and coU ld cause an unsafe condition." Pratt & Whitney discarded rhe bogus nuts. Unlike c heap counterfells found In other Industries, most of lhe bogus aviation bolts are not Imports, but domestically modi· fled, high-tech bolts originally made to exacting standards by reputable manufacturers. High-quality aviation bolts are about the strongest Industrial fasteners money can buy- but It takes a lot of mon ey to buy them They 're designed to withstand repeated shoc k s of 160,000 ')lounds per square Inch or more, and they take days to manufac· lure A rush job ca n run the cost up ro hundreds or even thousands of dollars per bolt. Coach Kim Ph1ihps lhen pres ented Varsity gir ls' basketball awards to members of lht s year's 6·14 rea m. Sophomore Crvstal Htll claimed the Best Free Throw percenlage award and best offenstvc player award . Hill was also the team's leading rebounder, lea ding scorer, and ll'd In field Majors l"ll t~ ln •rlh klntown, Pa., one of the largest makers of high-strength avtatlon bolls In the country. Here, for example, are two recent cases known to Costello: -About 18 months ago, a West Coast machine shop cui off the ends and re ·threaded several SPS bolts. This drastically al· tered the temper of the qarefully crafted bolts. The machine shop tried to get the dangerously allered bolts certlfted by a laboratory, but the lab instead turned them over to an SPS affiliat e In the area. which Identified them as bogus, re· worked bolts. • Beegle presented a welcomin g address prtor to the presentation of reserve basketball awards bv Mrs Debbie Greer Scoreboard ... ISSU(I S WASHINGTON - E/ghl years aflcr a federal agency warned th at subsrandard steel bolts In commercial airliners could lead to disas ter, bogus boll s still pose a threat to air lravelers "As few as lhree bogus bolts In lhe wing root assembly of a jumbo jet could i>Otentlally cau se I he crash of th at atrcraft and the deat h of all It s hundreds of passenger s and crew." a 1979 Federa l Trade Commission report warned. The reporr documenred 11 Instances where the dangerouslv weak boll s were found In airplanes Despite th e uproar that greered the 1979 report, back alley bolt shops are still opera! · lng , Industry experts raid our associa te Stcwarr Harris The mompnfary publicity, plus tlgh fer controls by aircraft companIes forc~d so me of the pot enti al killers ou t of bust ness, but others simpl y gol bet ter at covering their track s. " l suspeel !hey did a lil lie of hot h." said Jim Costello of Siandard Pressed Sreel In Jen participation In I heir careers. Pictured, l ·r, Kim Adams, Jjll Nease , and Lisa Pape. Honor' Southern cage players I l~o .. lnll ~cl\ows, IPI llH' It'l l \ 0 11 hO\\ The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Monday, April 6, 1987 East Room bullring ______ wi_llia_m_A_..:..;._Ru_sh_er ,. The Daily Sendnel ~ m~ Monday. April 6, 1987 Page-2-The Daily Sentinel You may dlv1de the contnbuttons between the ac· Karl A Kobler Jr. EA "[nrolle6 to Pratlt<t 'ktore the ln1emal Revenue SeNice.' counts hawevtr you WISh as !one as no more than S2 ,000 II contributed Ia onr ac count ANOTHER SERVICE Of' H&RBLOCK TFtE INCOME TAX PEQPLE ,. �c""- / 'Pomeroy- Middleport. OhiO By The Bend The Daily Sentinel Page 4 • Rutland Garden Club meets The Rutland Garden Club voted 10 join several other organozatlon s m the civic project of ralsmg money t o buy mate n al s for picnic ta bles and benches for the Rutland Park at Monday night s rneetmg held at the home of Mrs M argaret Be lle Weber It was reported t hat Ruth E rlewlne had c l ea ned and weedl'd the planter at the park and that Stella A tk ins Mrs E rlewlne Binda Diehl and Neva Nochol son had been t o the Galli polls Developmental Center for a therapy program Dorot hy Woodard rea d a letter f rom t he state program and garden therapy chairman noting th at the club had received a gra de of 100 on ots program book It was decided that the club wol fu r msh corsages for the over 25 y ear members ofSta rGra nge f or ots ~ pecla l observa nce M r s Weber opened the meet lng woth a reading The Legend of th e Ra indrop wnh P auline Atkms co hostess rea dm g Good Morning Lord for devo OI.D fiME - T hi• " ophntograph of a hase hall to am of .moth< r era fhe team Ish< hrvo d to hav< lu en from Middh port 8< tty To•mpl1 ton, M oddl e port owm r of the pholoATaph, Is unahle to Identify the players hut would apprec oate lnform.otoon on thr group Meigs County honor rolls announced I' a~lc rn lllkh ~chon! 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II Y I homps m El lz 1 hrl h Thorn! n er1s 1 Walko Ja 1u I \\ 1rv Ml<hf'\11" Will ~ phomnreM Nicoll"' Bun ch Ch 1 rlrn r C 1dl1 0 nn v (uri l .i'~ lc v Carr Charlrr. ( arH n P 11 kl1 0 \Is David Edmonds (u / 1\ n Elm Rl: th P."tn g Sinn ()tbbs [)! n 1 H ill I odd llosl h r Wr'<lr.Y Ho" 1 d 1 r I('V II VS{ II John lr ffrrs Tos ha I ndlkC'r Jodv I Ni n~ s on llndv M1 v n r I F li st Ml lf'l l onv Mohlir M uth r1 Ntl snn 1 0d(l POW411 iorl Pr lu Mind v Hlgg<o Ttn Rom lnt larf'd Sh('Pi s Susan lr I r Angr l 1 While ChaJ It -s Wis t li m thv Wrigh t I' r4 shn)('n ND nc\ B 1<1 I M('llfl h BC'r ci t C 1n fk T~ ln J! Sf 1n Br t\('v B tr b 11:.1 ( ltm m EdJif' (ronks K£'1\ y Dou"l flS lim Du1 s1 ft v 1n It rp1r Wal\art Hal 1111<1 Clnd v K i n~ Krfsll n King Dtn iC' Krnni'<I V S hIt non Nt v. su mp Ml c h IC Pa rkPr 1 r 1C r Ric hmond Ruche! Robin ~ n Dar If nr &-r Mlkt \\ li s S tbr h a Wil son N il :'! ll l' l l omm Rutland El ementary r h fourTh SIX W4(1k S ,IZ rld i ll~ pt t\t)l \ ltntl roll 1 Tht' Rullll nrl Elcm ('nln Jy ~th J I h ~ bi'C'n ann oun c<'<l Makl niZ 1 ~ tdt or B or nhovr In 11 tht'lr sub]rC'Is to ht nn -rwd to 1h1 ro ll Wl'rr l'lrst Gradr Dav id BAnk~ C tr lv Ch tsl((n l nnv Duga n Emll v Fowl f'r N tl h tn I~ til hill Aulumn ~l y~ II 811 II' JO' Hv10 I Ji ll Lcml cv SC' n 0 B1 'n I ab thn P wrll Ml cht'l l(' H 1msbu rg Ll!ia Snoc.l ~ tss Jon Stt'w tr l Mcllso I !Ius Mt Iissa WHi t 1m s Sa ndra You nR S11ond Grttde Chad Barlrum It J;l nt (o tt €ri11 BrookC'Da llry E mt h FIl ls Sh 1un F lfr Stoll G<'mgr F'1 nk ~~~ 1 IC I Shu wn Mhhncl MlchC'IIr Mill l'r h 1 l"my PIC" I u A!:ihl r v Ro tC' h &>v t rh Stf'" ut Jan I Williamson 1hlrd Grade l'hvllls Clt rk JC'rrm v l oll' 11 1n Krlsh n Onssv lva 1 ml Ru sstll ( lndl Sl t"V. 1r t Roxu nC' Wllllt ms Fourth Grade Ph lli p Ed monds B<'ckv Elliott Travis Gra tC' Mt chPII c Ward Fifth Grad e Lorrt Burnf'm Am lr F.:lllofl Rac hel Hysell Me llssfl Jrffrrs Jason Miller Joy 0 Brien Sixth Gr ade Riehle Carson Jrnn frr Chaslcf:'n Jody Fowler Missy S sson Shr nl Thoma Hol ly Willia ms Salem Center E lementary The rourlh six wrr ks ~radlng period honor rol l a\ th e Sal em Cenler Elementary School has bren ann ounced Makin ~ a ~rad c of B or obove In all 1h£>1r subj('{'!S to be namoo to th e rol were First Grade lC' I~h Ann Canterbury latrlcla Mcthl'nC'y Ma llhC'W Me hen<'Y Am:1nda Na ppC't 1arr y Odg!Q A J \ au~h a n ~e co nd Grad e lt nny En in Tlmm v l.C'~Ai s Andv 0Mvtrs Jo !'iand y Slacv Sllvrr s Carrlf' Harmon Third Grade Brya n Colwdl Jak (' Gana"'av Mi chael Jarvis Garv Canter bury Ml chr ll<' P r lcC' Fourth Grad e Joey Barr£111 Crvsta l \ aughan Kl'rry Srxton Kim Janev Susan Pa g(' Fifth Gra de Mall Clark Sixth Grade Allison Canna~,o~, ay R tn Uall Johnston Lonna 0 lf'l Vlr ~l nla Shu lr r JC'ss lca Sll vc 1s Mel&:!f Junior High Th£1 fourth six W('t ks ~ra d l n~ period honor roll 11 thl' MCIRS Junior Hl~h Schofll has bc1 n nnnounced Making a ji!rad<' of 8 or abov(' In llt hcl r su bjects to b(' na mcd to I hi' l Ol l " l'l e Seventh Grade Bafbara And erson Trlcta Baer LOv e Ba1< v Fra nk Blake M sty Butchrr J:k>lll Clark Dodlr CIC'Ia nd Sharla Coopl'r R va n CO~A an Hra rh C>r Davrnpor t Tar o t~£~\ach Darin Loga n lor McElroy Charl e!i> Ma sh Tammv Mll lff Kevin Mu ssr.r Me lanir Quall:i Ja son Rrv nolds John Sa r~< nt Tonv Si x Chr Is Sh;wn Bobby Vancl' Ronti ld Va nct Chrlssv \\t avrr Robbv Wya !l Eighth Grade Randy Con•l Tc rl's 1 [)(>em John Eva ns David Fry m~ er R<'sa Harris Eri c Hrck Susa n Ho uchins Kelly John son Jame\ Llll lr S!l'Y~ Marlin Mlchr llf' Mallhews 1)(\rck Mlllrr Marv Mo r ron Mlssv Nf'ls on Eric PNrrson Rlr ha1d Pevt on Sha nr Phil lips 1'Prry Rrutu Amy Rous1 SWCC'V Shil nk Aar on Sht -t Is Kr is ten Slaw tt"'r Josrph Smlih Jrnn lff'l T 1yl or Ken VanM a re Am y Wa gnrr Sf( pha nl£' W ll kcr Jrnnv Wc>rry Onrcl Wolfe Jason Wrlghr Community calendar/area happenings MONili\l CHF.SHIR I - (.oubp f< u mll\ Sin~" s u I Chrs l1 II' Un 11r ei Mt Ill od isl Ch u H h Monrl11 7 pm m m embu s of l hr assorla tlon us 11 r ll us mcmbeos of Pomc oov I odgr No lh I \ 01 k R1tr M<~ sonn d ncl F:as 1r l nSta t Jt r lS k l'd IO llf Pnd MIODI F: POR1 - Mlfi<i lrpo oI Gu odcn C lub nt r ls allht hom< ol Mrs D 1nnv I hompso n nn Mo nd ay a l 7 «I p m RAC I Nf< - R ICIIIC Ch,optrl 114 OICirr or I he I ISIU 11 St II meet s M o nd<~ Y 11 lhr h oil Mcmbcos ur to \\C UI chupt cl d!PSS£'S (OJ llllfldiOI V \.\ 0 1 k RAC IN F: - He\ Ch 11 lcs No o ols of Ra c ine \\Ill br lhr C\angr li sI f01 I ('V iV II S('l \ IC(' S Monel I V lhroug h A poll 12 11 Mt Hr 1mon Unlled B oclh ocn Ciau r h 111 the Texa s Co mmun1t1 St• l vices will be~ in 7 lOp m rae h e' rnlng 111d spec i a l singing w rll be fcu t ourd Guest sl n "PI s ~~ r 11 elco m l TUPPE RS PI AINS- Oo onge Township fl USICfS II ill mefl in re!(ulur session Monda} 8 p m a t the home of Do1ot h\ C ol ow •v c ler k WEST MEIGS - Columbia Towns h ip Tt usl ees 11111 m eet Monda y 730 pm .1t the fit€' sta tion POMEROY - An 1mpo1tant mecting or the Pomeroy Ma sonk T e mple Association will be held all he temple 7 p m Monda\ All -~- C' HF: S I I I~- (h os tco F:lemcn 11 11 Pl 0 \1 Ill mort Monday 7 p m a tlh rsrhool A sc or ncefdil 11 oil br hrlcl llpool 10 at the school fl am '\ to 10 p m A JllnPy suppPO 11 Ill br sro vrd du o1ng thr fdh RF.!':DSVILLE - Ol i'c lown shop I t us lees will meet Monda\ o 10 p m 11 Rcl'dsvtllr Fl1 e Sta tion SYRACUSE - Sutt on To11 n ship To ustrcs will meet Monday 7 10 p m at S\ o.orusr Mun lclp of Butlcllng \ POME ROY - Pom eooy Ot de1 of F:a ster n Star woll m eet Tues d a1 7 45 p m at th e Ma sono c temple RUTLAND - Ru tiond Vill age Council "ill meet Tuesda y 7 p m at the CIV IC cent er POMEROY - Meigs Count y 8 & 40 Salon 710" Ill meet Tuesday 2 p m at the home of I va Powell POMEROY Alz hcom er s LETART FALLS Lc tall Disease ,md I ela ted order s sup To11 nsh1p T r u tees '"II meet port group woll meet at the Senior Mandai 6 p m dlt011n hall Ccnteo on Pomeroy on Tuesday at 7 p m Anyone Int eres ted ma y POM E ROY - Pomrro1 M u attend F oo mot e Info c all Lind a soniC lemplc A ssoc latton 11111 Friend 01 Sa ndy White a t 992 mee t Monday 7 p m at the 2161 temple An; Pomeooy Lodge 01 Eas teo n Star member m ay RACINE - Racine First Sap a tt end • 11 t Church In revival through Apr il 9 with evengellst Ron TUESDAY Dlllon Hanahan S C Services MIDDLEPORT- XI Gamma w oll be at 7 30 each evening E psilon Chapt er of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority wil l meet Tuesday 7 p m for lnsta llalon of officers a t the home of Phyllis H ac k elt Middleport Famt!y m€dtctne l cr presodent r eported on th e LeglSiatove Day which t hey had atte nded m Columbu s last m onth The program Coalltton for Change was sponsored by eoght women s orgam zatlo ns In cludmg the A meri can Assocoa lion of University Wom en M arch Is Nationa l Women s Ho si ery 1\lonth It was ann oun ced that the Ohio Stale Dovoslon Conventio n" 111 be held m Ma nsfoeld April 24 26 Mrs Napoer and M rs Woodard a dlvosoon board m ember plan to allend The loca l i\prll 28 meet mg woll be a 6 30 donner served by Eva ngeline Eastern Star la do es all he Moddleport Masomc donm g Tuesday morning class Nancy Manl~y,lost the most weight with Judy Lee being runner up At Mason the top losers were Gewa nna Nichols and Wilda Van Meter Jo Ann Newsom e Is lecturer and director of the c lasses ,... guys lnlerest ed In us from all Gilroy any San moreJose Nowt20there over like miless north) ' The cal end ar was produced as FOR GRANT ST. IN MIDDLEPORT IF INTEIESTED, PLEASE CALL THE DAILY .SENTINEL 992-2156 .::;-::::~= ~. .:-·~ ... c.o -.. ...... ~~ -.. c"" """'.... '""_ ....... _.._._ f"':.:.!: this years Gilroy High Sc hoo l senior cl as s project to raose money for s~ch activ ttoes as prom mg ht and graduation festivlttes A group of students led by senior Frank Haesler published the calendar after school admm lstrators had opposed It Since then orders have come on from all over the Unit ed States Europe China and even " fr om Yellowknif e, asetllem entof9 483 peopl e In the Northwest Territo rles of Canada Controversy made the protect even more successful said Mi ss Jun e Stacey Barnes 16 11 we hadn I had the teachers opposlllon to It, we wouldn I have had lhesuccessthat wedld she 1 sa id Gilroy a small t ow n In central California holds the garlic fesll va l eac h year to promote t he .. ,. .. . eo.o1'1 "" -- U.IM to M•nori'ty Bull ness Enterprrsos (MBE •I who have been certtfted aa MBE by State Equol Employ ment Opportunity Coordrna tor 1n accordance With Sec toon 123 151 IBH21 of the 0 R C (Am Sub H B 5841 Only btda rece1ved from MBE s who are ce"1fled pnor to the b1d opentng time and date will be accepted Sooted proposals will be recetved at the DIVISION OF REClAMATION DEPARTMENT OF NATURAl RESOURCES 1855 FOUNTAIN SQUARE SECOND FlOOR COLUMBUS OHIO 43224 unttl Thursday tmel Gallipelis 360 S..ond ho 01 11 1 446 Ob9'1 APPROVED JOSEPH J DilUllO ROOM ONL Stl'ltd Wltlllllltpptd pcrlllllts,-chicun pvy, colt slaw, hot roll, bitter 1nd catt.t sony, no ubstltutu tll:tpl btWI'IIt Wltll addt· tiOIIII CIOW'S FAMILY IESTAUUNT Department of Natural Resouces Date 3/ 24/ 87 Publtc Notoce ;::~~:~~!i~~~;;~t~he plans $8 00 made payable to the Department o"f Natural Re sourtes These may also be purchased wnh cuh 1n the exact amount Plans and become the property of the prospective b1dders and flO refunds wtll be made Addlttonal tnfor matton may be obtatned from the D1v t11on 1f Aecla mation Department of Nat ural Resources 1865 Foun apectftcahons Square Bulldtng H Second Floor Columbus tam Ohio 43224 (Phona (6141 265 10581 Each bid must ~ accom pamod by a BID GUA RANTY mHting tho re quiremenls of Sect1on 153 54 of the Ohoa Revraed Code CONTRACTORS ARE ADVISEO THAT IN AC CORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE JAN UARY 27 1972 EXECU TIVE ORDER BY THE GOV ERNOR OF OHIO AND AMENDED EXECUTIVE ORDER B4 9 FEBRUARY 15 1984 EQUAlEMPlOY MENT OPPORTUNITY CONDITIONS ARE APPll CABLETDTHIS BID WAGE RATES ESTABliSHED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SEC TION 151318 AND 1513 37 OF THE REVISED CODE ARE AlSO APPliCABlE Bul& are sealed end ed dreuad to DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOUR CES DIVISION OF REClA MATtON 1855 FOUNTAIN SQUARE BUILDING H SE COND FlOOR COLUM BUS OHIO 43224 No biddor mov wnhdrow hra bid wrthln soaty (601 doys 1flor Ao provided m Section 123 151 of the Ohio Ro v•ad Code ond Admonlotre tlvo Rulo 123 2 15 02 of the Doplrtmontof Admrnra "tflllvo Sorvao tho CON TRACTOR sholl mol<o ovorv Improvements m Hackong, Metg& Monroe Morgan No ble Vinton Wuh1ngton Counties Oh1o on SecttOn to and u- bu-• tho .....- of olllllnlnt controcto. .,....... t...ta. .. lilY - bonelltl t1o1o ..... bo """ ol theft a p;owld1 c' for"'In.......... Section 2913 02 of the ltoviHd eo. AE V. C. YOUNG Ill Fartory Choke Gauge Shotguns Only i0.8 tin 992 6215 or 992 7314 Pomeroy, Oh1o 415 86 1c nous routes and sections '" Athens Gallia Hockrng Me1gs Monroe Morgan No ble Vinton and Washtngton Count1es by applymg retro refle cttve polyttter pave ment markmg material for center ltnes and lane lines Prorectlength - 0 00 feet or 0 00 mtle work le1'gth - vanes feet or vanes mile Pavement width - vert OUI The date set for comple tlon of thrs work shall be •• set forth m the btddlng pro posal Each btdder shall be re qu~red to ftle wtth his b1d a certified check or cath111r 1 check for an amount equal to ftve per cent of hts btd bu1 '" no event more than ftfty thounnd dollars or a bond for ten per cent of h11 b1d payable to the Dtrector B1ddars must apply on the proper forms for qualif1c1 tton at least ten days pnor to the date eet for open1ng b1d1 tn accordance wtth Chapter 5526 Ohro Rovrltd Code Plant and specifications are on fde tn the Department of Tran•portat1on and the of f1ce of die 01stuct Deputy btdl WARREN J SMITH DIRECTOR Mar 30 Aprtl 6 Pubhc N oltce NOTICE OF SALE Flattened Alum Cans 26• tb Clean Sheet Call Alum 25< to 29• lb Ill COPPER #2 COPPER • • 42' 32< beong C11t No 86 CV 197 Situate '" the V1llege ot M iddleport County of Melgt and Stale of OhiO Bemg on the We11 11de ot Second Street between Mill and New Streets and more parttculerly d11cr•bed as follows Begmn~ng at the sou theeat corner of lot 119 feet mora or lesa ekJnt ...... 1973 Dodge Van Ntce Interior good eng me h cellent for trlpt ot campin g Call 614 949 2348 Yard Sale Rt. 124 Racine, Ohio 45771 949·308B Bus. St. 949·2606 Homa GBIHpolis & Vtcmtty Pomeroy HOURS Jul! Wed Fn 11 am to 7 p m Sundoy I pm 7 pm ly Chance or Apporntment Y&rd Sale Furnt 1ure carpet cloth1ng dishes Glassware many m11c Items Aprtl 7 8 9 8am l!ipm 2 Edgemont Onve RUSS MOORE 992-25211 3 i7 2 mo Aprll 10 11 12 Computenzed Heanng A1d Selection :r:: :!!!: (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992·6601 417 Second Avenue BoK 1213 Galltpolts OhiO 45631 TOP CASH pltd l or 83 modet 1nd newer used c:1r1 Sm•th Buick Pont ile 191 1 Eastern Ave GllllpOIII Call 814 446 Sunday Calls 3 11 lfn Truck. auto l!o heavy equtpment repa11s and weldtng (All makes l!o models! PH. 949-2893 or 949-2756 John 11. Bentz Owner /M•chanlc 12·173mo J&L BLOWN INSULATION CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL FREE ESTIMATES PH. 992-2772 3 II 17 I mo 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 10 B&B AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS REBUILT & REPAIRED (CUT OUT FOR FUTURf US!I KEN'S APPLIANCE SUGAR RUN ASHLAND SERVICE 9B5-3561 All M1kt1 •Waahers •01shweshers •Range s •R efr igerators 19.0 MULBERRY AVE POMEROY, OH. We'll Sell You A •Oryera •Freezers PARTS' and SERVICE 4 S!lc Publtc Nottce NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Columbu s Ohoo Morch 20 1987 Contract Sales legal C ~py No 87 214 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT rece1ved at the offtce of 1he D~rector of the Oh1o Depart ment of Tranaportatmn Col umbus O~oo until 10 00 A M Oh•o Standard Tun e Tuoodey Aprrl 1 4 1 987 for Improvements '" Athonl Galha Hodtong Gothe MCtiORI '" Hackong Metga Motwoe Morgen No blo Vinton and Washington Count101 by •pplyong Fall Dry paint for center Wnet la ne '"* end edge """ Project length - 0 00 leet or 0 00 mtll work length - ver~es feet or varlet mile Pavement wtdth - var1 OUI The date set for comple t1on ot this work shall be 11 Ht forth In the bodding pro J&L BLOWN INSULA nON 3 25 I mo ' fR(( BISSELL BUILDERS U. S. RT SO EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO ' At Rea1onablo Prtces' Authomtd John Otero Now Holland lush Hog form !qurprntnl PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 17 1 mo SUPERIOR SIDING CO. EUGENE LONG VINYL & AWMINUM Complete ,flemodeltng Roofing of all Types Complete Gutter Wort< Worked m home area 20 years Free Estlmaies USED TIRES &BATTERIES ACTION TOWING 949-9070 or 949-2045 CAll COllECT Ph 16141 843-542 3 ! 87 2 REPAIR 9rtggt & Str1tton Tecumllh Middlopart, Oh 3 20 87 J.R.'s REPAIRS check tor 1n •mount equel to five I * cent of his bod but on no event more 1hen lofty thouNnd doll•rt or o bond far lon per cen1 of hlo bid peyobfe to the Director Biddort mull 1ppty an tho PlUMIING & HEAnNG proper forma for qualtflca We Cerry Ftshtng 8upp11H 161 North Socorotl li•••port, Ohio 45760 SALES & SERVICE Pay Your Cable 8o Phone Blllt Here IUllltiSS PIIOIIf ,6141 992 6SSO 1£110£11(£ PIIONf IAICJ ttl 7754 I f21 fHrt TYs, Antannas Satellite Salts lnstallatiot'l S.rvlct Electrontc Organa Mobile serv1ce 614-843·5248 R!ASONAII! lfiiAILE 8 20 16 ttn 3 Tour Ouldtt Oott money m o tl vate you7 Salary to atart Comm1aalons 8<Jnus F•nt..t lfl opportun ity to .. rn 1800 11 000 wk Many comp•nv ment po1IUons avalltble Ctlt 31 AIRUNES NOW HJRJNO Au MVItlonlttl fllghr auendanu ground crew patitlontavallable Call 1 619 586 1•12 ht A 04310H dettlls 24hrt Must 1tll newty rtmodtled 1bdr home 84 Mil l Cru k St .. Oalllpollt t 18 800 Makt ott•r lng tamllv 11 Flaau Hair Ft shiont We oHer s1lary co mmls slon1 1dvtncemeru tducetlon profit progr•m plua more For ln ttr~lew c111 collect 814 704 e3t3 Ilk for Jlnt Help Wanted Prnttcrlvt S.rvlce Reprnentttlve for tgency nrv lng 1dultt with mente! relerda tlon tn the Gallipolis •r•• Plft time poaltlon B1c:helor• d~ree In rtt•ttd flttd required S~ nd ra1vme to Ol.,..t Stu"• ge01 Ad111oe•ey & Prottctlv• ll'lf\IICM IRe 881•& BaMoclc. Aoad St Cl1in"lll1 Ohio 439&0 Ruumes mull be 111nt bv Aprtl 24th Airline• now hlrmu Ae18rv1 Annnu n~c lli l!n Is tioniats tlt9ht 1tttnd1nt1 and Announcements ground crtw poaitlont 1vslllble Call 1 119 66& e•e2 ext A o••40H for dttllll 2• hrt Ptul J Suber Shop In Aacme Ohio he1 Te opened Houra are 8 12 Mon thru Set Cloatd Thuu Pldung up Junk eers Call lfttt 5 O<l pm C•ll 8 t4 892 5648 aru t15 000 UB 060 Phona eal l rtrfundablt 1102183 8 8886 Ext 1449 Alrllnt JObl t 17 74 '7 to 1&3 469 ~., now hlrlngl Ct ll Jobllne 1 &11 469 3153& h t A 138& 0 tor mto 2• tHI EXCELLENT WA G£8 For •p•re rime ....mbly work electron lei craft• Otheu Into 1504) 141 0081 e11t 3887 1 dtYt Goveaway 7 pu pplft amllt to mid bultd Pen amiM collie Call In evtn lngs 114 311 8180 AVON no ttfvlct ch•ge open lt rrltorlts ph one 304 &715 1429 2 part Cocker Sp1nlet dogs 304 17& 1241 ' One puppv GOOd Home qu1r.d 30<1 675 3809 r• 3 biKtl Cochr Sp1n1.. puppiM 3041712038 8 Lolt and Found Found bfw Pontiac hub cep Found by Pom•oy Bridge Cell &14-IU· 7349 A Little D•s lgn ntarlor dt sig n bulinns fOr people o n limited budget Independently owned 304 87& 01531 Sue for lnterwltw 814 281 ..21 Not Just 1 J ob Hlr ngl Governmen t Joht your 4 Profeasoonal Servocea opening for elderl¥ Pllltntl 24 hour care t1mllv tkttlntll t1nce Oovtmment Jobs t 18 040 1159 230 yr Now hiring Call BOB 887 0000 h t A 9805 for eurrtnt llldetalll11 Weed Eater Homeht e Jacobsen 2743 Jull• • Ptraon l l C•re Hom• he• Help Wanted AIAUNES NOW HIRING Flight Attendant~ Trtvel Atlntt Me chtnlca Cutlomar Ssrvlce L111 lng• Stlarln to UOK En trv lftel polltlons Call 105 887 eaoo Ekt .- eao& Authori11d Servlrt I Parts 992·6611 poul Eoch b1ddor sh•tl be re qu1rad to lila w1th hili bid 1 certlflad eheck or coshior 1 3 4 I mo SMALL ENGINE VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY 11 &.. on to be optntng lOOn In Gallipolis Com• join tha ;row 24 HOUR lOWING & ROAD SERVIC£ 6 17 ttc 23 814~92 814 948 2827 BEAUTICIANS Mtn•IJ• •nd t iYII tta netdld for New Htlr and Ttnnlng Famllv llnLE RED BUN AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Al•o Tra•••lulu PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 shepe Ct ll be!1rflta adv1ncemtnl man~ge I 3 86 ttc Rt 124 Pomeroy Ohro Buuty Shop equipment for 11le Going out ol butln111 Good Hometown persona l care Have 1o'ac1ncv tor adult care ltroita skin .. •mpl11v. .• In 3 worldnp shltts c.u e 14 912 6118 or eea Farm Eq•lpmellf Pari• & Service Roger Hysell Garage I NOTIC E I TH E OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH lNG CO recommends that you do bu1 lne11 with peop1t you know an d NOT to aend monev rhrough th• malt until you h11,1e lnve1tlg•ted t he olf11rlng 1919 304 773 6873 Doaltr 4!686tln Colltt In tnd Su Btlore You Buying dally gold sil ver caln a rings jtwtlry aterllng ware old coin• largt curren cy Top prl ce1 Ed Burktt1 81rbtt Shop 2nd A"e Middleport Oh e 14 Hlrlngl Government jo bs your area t15 000 000 Jltione cal l refund1blt 802 838 888& SALES & SERVICE CUSTOM BUILT HOMES &GARAGES JO'S MAICH 20 ••e Weig ht bench with weights or rowing machine Call 614 EsnMA TEl ' BOGGS or Noght NO SUNOA Y CALLS Pottery and Grf1s Brrd Baths Outsr de Yard Dolls Jesus Statues Vrrgrn Mary & An gels for Yards and Graves 8832 S1:rvtct:s 3 II 87 I mo Day RE-OPENS Dump Truck alngl11 ule 10 ft bed 15 1peed 2 speed rear end low mlluge Call 81 4 863 !tllliiiiYIIII:tt! JAMES .EESEE PH. 992-2772 RADIATOR SERVICE F111anml Opportunity 982 3478 •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Raplacement W1ndow1 •New Ro ofing POMEROY St It 124 Syratust Will do light heu llng lawn mower repair and some•utomo tlvt work Ctll 614 742 2393 or eu 1•2 3091 448 017& •lnsula1 ion 36532 BAILEY RD Moddleporl Dh1o 1 13 tic es re Ph &1• U6 27!10 Uaed Mo bile Homes Ph 614 VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING VARIOUS PATTERNS AND WOOD SPECIES 985 4176 or 985 3564 Metgt Monroe Morgan No ble Vinton Wnhtngton nous routea and mo Tttlll! 7 PM- II U 5 992 ·2196 Mature Chr istian man Groun d• keeping handyman and lawn - ,;::-::-;::-::::::-- 2:-;Busmess 1 oeas Used Car or Fix Your Old One £AGI£S ClUI- POMUOT OH PAT HILL FORD Will do 1'1ou1e chra nlng Rea1o nabte ratet Call 614 446 8869 Tob•cco pound1ge for Gtllta Counoy C•ll eu 379 2437 TUNEUPS to TRANSMISSION CALL 992-7403 A~t St Rt 33 Parntroy OH BINGO We can repatr and re· core radtators and heater cores We can also actd boll and rod out radiators We also repair Gas Tanks Attent iOn hom e ow ners Ita spr~ng cle•nlng hme nlld hell) 1 If so call Gledburn C1eanlng Set'.llce 61• 388 9027 Re11o nabla Rltel A11ferences o n requesl Calltolltrae 1 800 433 78•7 Automotive Repair & Service WOODWORK$ 8 tic 2282 SANDY'S AUTO SALES Bob Barton, Owner CUSTOM ' PLANING ' JOINTING 'MOLDING 18 Wanted to Do OLD ORI E NTAL RUGS WAN TEO Anv size or condition PH. 992-9949 DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CAW Wanted To Buy 814 448 3872 8 13 !In Ca ll 614 446 307SptlngA~,~e compressor mlsc 9 LIJ L1censed Chn1cal Aud1olog1st mesa Co11ege .367 Wil l do houaekeep•ng Have ref... ences ReQo nable rttea Ctll 6 14 446 •01 1 mo c::J Sw1m Molds lnlerpretmg Servtces Schools lnstruclton Retr•ln Now South eastern Bu a Auto wnh er May 119 Wr nger washer Kerby •weep m a1r BISSELL SIDING CO. Insurance 15 BUY OR SELL RIVERINE ANTIQUES 1124 East Mo1n St or 949-2801 lion 111H11 ton doyo prror to boglnnong Aeltr"""' Ooed Volume tho d1to lot for opening bids 211 P•a• 571 Meovs In occordonco with Chopt• 511211 Ohio Aovlted Code County Deed RKOrdl Plano 1nd1 opoclficotrons APPAAIS£0 AT t23 00 The rtel ...... .,. on fllo In lh<r Oopenment cennot be lOki far lou than of Tronsportlllon ond the of two ttlirde -the appre11ed fico of tho Dlotrtct Ooputy Director Tllo Director rHOr¥01 the TEAMS OF SAlE CASH How1rd E Frink right to roJoc1 onv ond oil Sheriff of bldl • WARIIEN J SMITH Mlip County Ohio DIRECTOR (4111 13 20: ~ Mor 30 April II eoo 7 We p&y cash tor lat e model clean uaad cars J1m M ink Chev Olds In c BIH Gene John 1on Athon1 cated ot 65 South Second Middleport Ohoo 46760 13 PH. 949'-2860 Meigs County Ohio on the 15th d&y of May 1987 et 10 00 1 m tho following lo master Med1um 1111 long halfed redd11h gold ct~la r wnh white on neck Call 614 7 4 2 2830 atterMons SCIPIO RECYCLING Cwntros Ohio on Soctron ATH 13 0 00 on Stoto Route 13 on Athtn& County and v1 tenement s rumce Reesoneble rate• Cell anytune 814 949 3014 -z~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S 1n Nld Court I will offer for 11le at the f r ont door of the Courthoute m Pomeroy Ianda and t Hav e room 1n Pnv1te Ca re Home for 2 elderly patlentl Aeatona ble r1te1 15 vr experience Specl1 l d•ets Good Care Ce ll 61.p266 6509 Found 1n hngavllle Otllo At 124 male aduh dog Nuds tt s New Homes Built Free Es11mates EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR Sttuatoons Wanted VtrglRI& a Per1onal Csre Home het vecen~ for elderty people 2• hours cara 20 years expa ANTIQUES G&M TV REPAIR "ALUMINUM SIDING *BLOWN IN INSULATION No 12 2849 992-71132 4 / 8 / 1 mo 49835 Lost Bleck German Shepherd brown underneath Al so Redtsh Border Collie puppy 614 742 lrany Alumrnum S to 18 1 lb Sealed proposals wtll be Bv vtrtue of an Order of Sale luued out of the Common Pleas Court of Meigs County Ohio tn lhe case of 01amond Sevings & Loan Company Platnttff aga1ntt: Joyce A Blake et al Defendants upon a Judgment therein rendered CAlL 7 DAYS A WUk 24 HR SERVICE "VINYL SIDING Dlroctot The O~rector reserves the rtght to reJect any and all HEll - Package a1 r cond1t1omng for mobtle or modular ho m es 2 112 or 3 ton umts 1nstalled on pad 8! to All Makls & Models ATH 33 0 00 on Slate Route 13 tn Athens County and va Section Street thonce run mng dUll Wnt 1 diat8f'lce of 108!081 mo"' or leu to the property sold to J N Alth bum Sons by Mrsry Hovmon thonce running due lOUth • diltance of ee .... more or tno lhonco runnlnJI? due Eot1 ON hundred lilr f. . more or le11 to tho ploce of C:ONTIIACTORS I Tuesday Aprol 14 1987 for minortty butln•• IUbcon trecton and materlelmen , . . for I Ohm Standard Ttme !hence North on llid lot B4 sllf • awalng. cOntnrlfing. opontlng. or porticiPotint In 1 minority ont• POMIIOY, OH. friltl umbus Ohro unlll 10 00 A etf9rt to enture tta.t certified portlclpoto In tho controct the tatol vllue of oubcon 6:30 P.M. 4 mo Sealed proposals wtll be rectuved at the office of the Otrector of the Oh1o Depart ment of Transportet•on Col Goitre - Ro otmg and gulter work - Concrete work - Plumb1ng and elect rtcal work b 14-992-3466 Columbus Ohro Athons CARPENTER SERVICE (free Esttmatesl located 2 M• E o f Pagev1lte On Town ship Road ,1 42 March 20 1997 Contract Sales legal Copy No87212 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT DIVISIOn of Reclamation D e partment of Natural Re sourset upon race1pt of a check in the amount of EVERY SAT. NIGHT (3130 (418 2tc NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION thecantroct - -Inion liblo Any f*IOIIWho tlonllfy mllropJ..,II him ~ SOMMER MORRIS SEEP SAliSBURY TOWNSHIP ROAD 27 MEIGS COUNTY OHIO R"EClAMATION PROJECT NUMBER MG sb 8 matorills ond ..,..,_ pur cto•od from minofrty buoln•MI shof1 bo II to.t ton percent of the totll voluo of $3.25 Date 3/ 24 / 87 Onector M SPECIAl - Addona and remod-'mg Bashan Building on Dtvtston of Reclamat1on April 30 RESOURCES THE DIVISION OF REClA MATtON COlUMBUS OHIO BIDS Will BE OPENED IN THE SECOND FLOOR CONFERENCE ROOM OF 1856 (BUilD lNG HI OF THE FOUNTAIN SQUARE OFFICES OF THE OHIO DEPARTMENT OF NATURAl RESOURCES THE ESTIMATE FOR THIS PROJECT AS DETER MINED BY THE DIVISION OF REClAMATION IS $25 260 00 A pre btd meetmg wtll be held on Fnday April 17 1987 at 11 00 a m at the RACINE FIRE DEPT. 12 VHS HOME RECORDER CALLI614)985 -4222 YOUNG'S FOUND e yellow cilt n VICinity of 200 block th1rd Ave Cell 6 14 448 0026 lransfen 3Smm & 110 Pos• IIYt Sluffs to VHS Yutto Tapt •Weddtngs •Graduations •Valuables •Ina Clatms •Spec•sl Events 1 guaranteed v-. .... - ..... March 30 and Apnl8 I 987 RECOMMENED LARRY W MAMONE Ch1al 1987 at 10 00 am Eastern trectora awerded FOR JU,ST Ohro Pomeroy and tmall commemal umts lnstallaloon of ductwork & ·-·::::s:=::_;_,_ GUN SHOOT small 304 675 719.9 FREE LANCE 35M PHOTOGRAPHER ~uftnt1al ............ ~ ·- QUIRING ASSISTANCE IN SECURING BIDS FROM CERTIFIED MBE SUBCON TRACTORS AND SUPPll ERS MAY CONTACT THE STATE EQUAL EMPLOY MENT COORDINATOR BY CAlliNG (6141 488 8380 OR THE MINORITY BUSt NESS DEVELOPMENT DIV ISION BY CALliNG (6141 466 5700 OR TOLl FREE ON 1 18001 282 1085 APPROVED FOR PUBLI CATION IN The Daoty Sen Brddtng on th11 proJect ts HEATING & COOliNG oondotoontng AH work =~ Part t 1me waitress wanted even lng1 on1v applv In person VIllage Piua Inn JOO' Jackson Ave Pt Pit brow n and black dog REWARD humtdtf•ers furnace htal pumps and Dlf -~­ .m,::;-_ NOTICE TO BIDDERS ces such combinattOn alter nate proposela 11 mav pro mota the belt mter•t of the Stete 81 -C-IIH ,,.._,_ Publtc Notoce restrict~ - Help Wanted 9333 J l - - - -- - - - - - - + - - - - - - - - - " " 1 t ost ln Addison area =-· .. ::1:.·.;:... 11 Lost and Found LOST Chow white female 3mo old also 1yr otd male Chow Both have blue rangue and mouth REWARD Ph 614 266 fl.,f-- -c.""' -~~ \ Public Notoce occopt lho bid whrch ombr• ~AUIP0 UIICS:M .... Ill ··~ actual date of the operung thereof The Otrector of Natural Resourcea reserv11 the r~ght to r11ec:t any or ell bid1 or t ~ Polocy covm members InJUred or kill ed m a movmg vehocle or as a pedesonan hot by a movong vehocle For More Abou1 Our Membershops C~oi!Jljl N m.:S. the PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE fill• IIIL• .. 1_...., ... ,.._ -~­ Coptes of the plan, spec1 f•cat1ons and proposal forms II Pays To Beloaa ... ... o 1• ,, .:.. s1te birth wei ght Anothn reason lhP mfan1 deat h r at e has decreased Is better socooeconomlc co ndotoons for som e people Resear c hers believe I ha I pov erty and l ack of regular medocal care among some A m eri ca n populat ion groups explam why the U noted States I nfa nt mor talit y ra t e os no better th an 16th In the world In this co untry the Infant d eath rate os two and one half tomes hi gher among poor bla ck s than middle class whites Question Whatls bel ngdoneto omprove t he Infant deat h rate m th is count ry? Answer R esearch on low birth "eight heredit ary problem s a nd Sudden I nfant Deat h Syndro m e may som ed ay help reduce the Infa nt morta lit y r ate O ther fact ors suc h as violence a bu se and mental stress al so are bein g Investi gat ed as cause s of Infant deat h Infant mortalit y figures re veal l he·health of the general popula lion beca use lhr hea lth of a group os reflected by the hea l th of 1he choldren born to that popula tlon Th e surviva l and good hea lth of society s very youngest members r eflect s our concern for each others well be)ng 7 • ... .. __ --- -o.n )0,0,'1'1 of room Husba nds frtends pros pecllve members are m vot ed Speak ers woll be Carol Ca ntrell and Beverly Gettles of the Galltpoh s B r anc h who w tll also conduct the mst allaflon R eser vatoons are to be made woth Mos s Smith By April 21 Dues are payable at this time A solent auctoon was held towa rd a scholarship In m em ory of Fay Sauer Lucol le Haggerl l Moss Sm llh and M1 s Na pier served refres hm ent s Attendm g were Kat e Jarrell Helen Smith Vorglnla Carson Mrs Naptler J udy Arnold Kathry n Kmght Ra ehael Downie Lu colle H ag gerty M rs Woodard and a guest Ruth Arnold rja~r~ea~s~N~o~l~c~r~o;p~~;~~i~~ ~~~~~r'::::~~ "'· "2·5432 AA.Til .. II_Qo!; CI«Nifled pep• eollt~ r 1h11 follawm8 telephone ucll•"ltll ':'::1!:: wolf be forwarded from the number h as remai ned th e sa me Thai mea ns of about 160 000 babies born altve tn Ohio m 1985 l 600 or mor e dted les s than 12 month s after birth Question What arrsom eof the ca uses of death m newbo r n babies• Answer The comm on reasons for deat h among Infants les s tha n 1 tnonth old are resporatory problem s low birth weoght and birth defect s Among babtes l ess than a vear old the mos t freq uent r easons for death are birth defec ts and Sudden In fant Death Svnd rome Several factors have helped lower the Infant m ortalit y rat e Improvements m med1cal tec h nology help keep sock bab1es ali ve For exa mpl e specoal brea thing dev1 ces ca n sust ain babies who have thr respiratory prob !em s th at often accompany l ow How to be famous and get out-of-town dates GILROY Ca lif tUPI) - The high sc hool g i r ls who posed for a controversia l cal end ar say tl not onl y brought them fam E> in a town p1 ev lous ly best known for Its annu al garlic festl\ al but also piqued the Inlet est of out of town ma l es A st r eam of admirer s dropped by a loca l bookstore Satu rday "here the dozen girls who posed In skimpy bikinis for the Girls of Gilroy cal endar signed thetr names ac1 oss thetr photos T he first person In line for a n autographed $7 50 ca lendar was Depu t; E ddie N ino of the San Benito Coun ty Sheriff s Dept The guys In the office have been begging me all mon th to get some (calenda rs) he said Miss November Michele Van Valey 16 sa id that because or the ca lendar and Its publicity we re not limited to guys from ...... -~ Oayhght Savmgs Time and opened ther1fter for furmah mg the materials and per formmg the labor for the execution and construction Infant mortality 'decreasing By Edward Schreck, D 0 Assistant Professor of Family Medicine Ohio University College of Ost eopathic Medicine Questi on After m y be st fn end s 1 month old baby dll'd shr d od some r esearch and rhscovered th a t th e Unite d State s Infant mortaltt y r at e Is somewhat hi gh Doesn I thi s countr; have t he lowes t Infant death r a te m the world ? Answer Abou t 15 mdustrlal ozed countri es ha ve lower Infant m or ta lit y rates than the United St ates J apan has I he best infant death rate wllh onl y six dea ths for ever y 1 000 bi r ths Tha t s sig ni fic antly l ower than the 10 6 d ea th s for every 1 000 babi es born altve In this count r y During the la st 25 years the lllfant m ortali ty rate hass1ead ll y decreased In the United Stales But for the pa st few years that . ...._. ··-· "" .......... _____ . .. ...... .....-.... .... ,.,. .. ...... .... ............ . ,oc ... .. _ _ __ .. ..,. r"'_ ........... _ Oollo ..... _ __ AAUW hears county agent John Roce Meogs Coun t~ Ex tensoon Service agent t al k ('(! on agncullure m Meigs County at t he recent meetm g of the M i ddleport Pom eroy Area B ra nch of the Amencan Assocl a loon of Untverqty Women held at the M oddleport Fore Depart men! s socoal room Rtce talked on the poor condo 11on of the mdust ry m Meigs Cou nty com menting on the ca uses and the e ffort s whic h are b e ing m ade t o om pr ov e cond i tions It v. as not ed that l hl nommat mg committee will report a t th e Apnl meetmg wll h new officers 10 be mstalled at th at time Hele n Sm ot h Vltg onta Carson S1 blcy Slack and Chri st me Nap _. __---· __ -... ...... ....-_ __. _.. _...... ...... *• ... ... - and govocg 11 the needed atte ntion after the plants com e up Ann Elizabeth Tur ner read a paper on Rejuvenating Peren noals noting th at a co lorful border can be made by dlvtdlng perennial s which you already have She sai d to divide a plant use a Sl)ade to dig around the plants outer edge once new shoots start to ap pear Binda Doehl gave a p ape r on Flowermg Crabapple She not ed that the tree belongs to the rose !amtly Is easy to grow and resistant to the cold of wmte r Eva R o bson s p aper on Stat oce Flower of All Seaso ns emphasized Its Importance In arrangements and su ota blllt y to dryong II was report~d !'hat Stella Atkm s M rs Erlewme Ruby Diehl and Pau lin e Atkins had furm shed flowers for churches o\ er the past month M rs Nicholson dosplayed a mass arr angme nt of spn ng flowers Dorothy Woodard won the door prize Next meetmg w11l be Apnl 28 at the home of Roberta Wolson CARRIER NEEDED Slinderella class has meeting E mily Johnson lost the most weight and Melissa Fostef wa s runner up In the teen class at the Monday night m e~ lng of the Five Points Sllnderella Class In the adull cl ass Linda Young lost the most weight and ,Jane Stewart was runner up AI the lONG BOTTOM Oh1o F l am < Fel low ship chapt eo meet lng wo ll be h0ld Tuesday 7 ' O p m at the Mt Olive Commun It) Chuo ch m long Bottom Special smg lng by Pa tt y Hensler and Doo oth y B.11iev Ev,none 11 elcomc !Ions For roll call members answered by naming their fir st spring bloom A letter was read from Luci lle McCumber aski ng for tea pots to use for flower arrangements at the convention A thank you not e was read from M argaret Par sons for flow er s and cards during her hspttallzatton The spn ng board m eeting of R egio n ll wa;s announce.Q for Apnl 11 at the Chester Methodist Church The regional meeting will be held at McArthur on April 25 The club 10!ed to fu r nish a ta blecloth fo r the st at e conven lion wolh B inda Diehl a nd Pearl Ca naday to have charge The tra veling pr ize furnished by Ruby Doehl was won by Dorothy Woodard Mrs Erie wine will furnis h the next pr oze For the progra m Mrs Erie wine read a paper on Five Easy St eps to a Beaut oful Garden hst mg sel ecttng a site that get s fi ve to si x hours of sun testing the sool for good dramage pre panng the s01l proper ly planting the garden properly TO PU<E MIAI cau tt2' fiJ6 MONDAT ,_AT I AJl t1 ! P.Jl I U. u.tiiiOON SAWIDAT CLOSID 5UMIA Y 6 Business Services Mondily, Apnl 6, 1987 • The Daily Sentinel- Page- S Telh islon Ad ver t ltlng Need high enerav penon for the Pt P1...1nt a re• poaaiblt fulure m~n.. ement opportunttv b..t plut commttllon t11perience In edvtrt•ling IIIH prtfttnd 304 122 0304 H•IP w•~t ed o'ltr rht road drivera t.lptr1.n~ In pntu matte tanker and liquid tanker wor~ lito mutl be 111~rltnctd in hNirdOUI mtf:erlelt hMI\ln' Call Larry 1 800 438 1594 8 30AM to4 30 PM Homes for Sale Csll 814 •u 2539 Modulsr homt IIVtl llll IOCIItd on St At 325 ne1r Southwtlt ern HS 3 BR 2 full bl1hs total elec • 30.1140 u•aue Cell § 14 319 2428 l.lrge MIUUful & BA hom e 47 wooded atrta Mtigt ~oc•t Cherry flldgt 144 900 C1 ll 114 992 7160 4 Bedroom 2 btth LA OR kitchen •nd urmt v room 2 1•1 0 1tortege 8ld1 Fenced b•ck ytrd Pr ice rtduttd t28 800 DO Ct ll eu us ne3 48A Brtek 1 V, batt'! plu1 add 1 ahower Femllv Room wi th flrepllct u rp f1 thru our CA double c.r g1rage e11c allent neighborhoo d 1 m1l' from Hol1er C•ll t rt er 4pm or Wk •nd tor Appt Ph 814 4•6 33154 Oovtrnment hom" (U r epel r ~ Dellnquenr arty Re,w11111UJ11nt 887 8000 En GH curren t r11po lin from 11 tu prop C•ll 805 960!1 to r 2 bedroom houile m Chhon Pr ice rduced from t18 000 to 114 000 Ph one 1 304 773 6634 In Pomf!roy 8 rooms and bath wnh full buemftntand lirl!pl•c• Th11 II II Ileal If t1 4 000 Ctil 8t4 992 7482 In Bradbury beside WMPO brick Mutf! for ule Call &14 992 6964 or 61A 992 6086 By •PJIIIIntmllnt on tv 3 BR rec re•lmn room ltltehen dm lng roam l•rge front and b• ck por c h 81110 wooden build ing ya rd w lh chain Ink fence Rustle Hti! J Svr•cuH Oh io 614 9•9 29 10 betwun 9 •p m 61 4 992 5881 l htr 4 00 pm 8 room house In Mlddltport 3 bed room balh full b•semtnt large lot 2 Clr gar•ga C•U et4 992 66U Priced tor quleil ul• 3 bedroom home 2 sto ry corner lo1 in Middleport No down ptvm"enl requ ired Phone 61 4 992 3194 or 61• 992 6072 Puce reduced t38 000 00 3 bedroom hou .. 11nrplace new llptia 1 ac:re lot 304 675 307,3 after 6 00 PM 3 bedrooms 2 Clf gar1ge basem•nt 1 acrt lot four mM" from Poln1 Pltaunt prlcH mid titt llltl call 304 8711 1835 I �~ 6 The Daily Sentinel . p~ ' Homes' for Sale 31 6, 1987 beth, f1mlly 'room . w~h wood burntr, utin kitchltrl, centrplalr, 1!.11 level \.~. •• · mu•t 1~1 retoclt- ing, call ,fter 4:00. 304,87fli· 4460. . bath. tteellidlng, 2 ctr 1nached ger1ge, 1'h aere• ground. 2 outbUilding a. 1 mile o" Rl. 2 on Tomblnton Run Road. 304- oon, Oh. 814·28&,.6930. 895-3866. Good 90 diV greln fed USDA ln1peated quaners 1nd h'tlvea f1 .U , Cut end ·.wrapped Ph. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 ML WEST. GALLIPOLIS, AT 36. PHONE 814 -446 -7274. very good cond. Call 614-268- "Miss Stark,·that question 'What are you doing tonight?' -shouldn't have go·ne into this letter·r dt'ctated." 1 4x 70 1976 Kirkwood 3 bdr ., 2 bathl. exrra niCe. G11 heat, free delivery. blocked up. t8960. Call 61 4-446 ·01 76. 12x60 two bedroom trailer on 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Mo~ile home, 1979 Vlllag11, 2 tOx&O 2 BR mobile home. Ctll 8 1 4 -949· 2424 . bedroom. clean, 8x8 1torege bid;. Rented lot. 88.000.00. 304- 676- ~986 . ' 1960 New Moon mobile home, 12x80, axpando iivlngroom. 2 bedroom•. t1.600 .00, 304876-7481 ther 4 :30. 1977 mobile home, 12x60, ell el11ttric. tU500 .00. 304-1578- 2809 . 2 bt~~droom 66~e14 AC , quill ne ig hborhood close to Rio Grinde. Aduht pr.terred. Refer ence reqult~d . Ph. e14-246 - 6866 o• 446·0239. 2BR. Mobile Home In Evergreen Ph. 814·448-7032. 44 12x6fi Schultz on 1 ecr11 lot. Furnished. oulbuildlng & Utf!l· lite dl1c. J11rrya Run . t12 , 600. Apartment for Rent 1 Bedroom ba•lc rent t178.00 304-576·2192. plus eleetrlc .. Alto required e UOO.OO 11curity deposit CON· 183 ecr111 - 1.3 miles off St. Rt 87, 1981 14x70, 3 bed,room TACT: Jeck1on Eatetet Dept. Ph mobile home, large mtel'unery. ·448 -3997 Equal Hauling cattle shed. 3& 1crn. paslun. Opponunity. 36 ecru meadow, btlsnce timber, 2 ponds, 1prlnga, croll Furnished • unfurnl1hed ll)tl .. fenced . Mu1t reloctte. 304- tt50.00 and up, referenc11 Ph . 30•· 676· 7738 o• 304·876· aftce95 -3050 . 5104 A-1 Real Estate . 33 Farms for Sale 9'h Acrtl· Modern houte, bern. hunting. Border~ Weyne Forrest. 139,000. land Contract · quail· fiad buyer Ph. 814-379-2144 . 20 8C:UI hrm Henn1n Trac11 Roed, Glenwood. W. Va. for more informeUon c111 30•-773l!i 118 or 773-l!i 1 88 1h11 5:00. 16 Court Street, 2 BR. 1 \lz ·baths, w / w c.rpet. complete modern ldtchen. gas heet. well in1ulated , wired tor phone & cable tv, spacious. p~rklng In rear. patio. 1371 / mo. plu1 utilltin, Depotll, Refetafl<;Q rwqulred. No pett. C1ll &14·«84928. Furnlthed Efficiency . t160. Utlliti" pd: Single. Share bath. 807 ' 2nd. Gallipol/1. Call 4464416 efter 7pm. 740 2nd Ave .. 1 8R ,. •1n Deposit required. Ctll614-446 4222 betwten 9&6. 1 BR , ground floor apanment, 34 Business Buildings Commercial buildings for leu e. Downtown Pt . Ple11an1 . Storea. oftic... A-One Real E1t1te. C1rol Ye1g1r, Broker . Call 3048715-5106. 35 lots & Acreage 33 tc:re•: 3 mile• w1111 of HMC . nelf routt 3fi. Cell 814-4488221 aher 8. lot 4-6acres more-le11. 5 mllu from c:ity llmit1. Rt. 218. Call 814-448· 2460 efter 4pm. 19 Acr1 l ot: Wt~oda Mill Rd ., Hunt ington. TraiiM Pad,' water t1p. lde1l home 1lte. Call 814- 664-6701. lArge build ing lot with tewer, all utnltiealn Pomeroy, 14996. Call 614 · 992 · 3689 . 814 · 992 · 2720. A1hton building Iota, mobile home• ptrmlned, Clyde Bowen, J•. 304·678-2336. 27acrel •o 13 1cres on S.nd Hill Rotd with Road Fronttge. 304· 876-7161 . Rental s 41 Houses for R'ent 3 bdr. raneh, Rodney Vllltge II, 1285 mo. plus depot it . Ref.,enCit requited. Cell Bltctcbvrn Realty 614· U6· 0008. Furnished one room cottage all newly redecorated. Only ltrge enough for one or two tdulta. No pets . Ret. & dep. required. Cell 614-.46-2543. Modern 3 bedroom house for rent , Beech tilll 1re1, retertnce tnd deposit ,.qulred. 1280.00 month. 304-875-1900. 3 bedroom houu, Welt Col"'mbit, t180.00 monthh plus dtP· otU and reften cu . 304 -773- 6840. Houae in Htnderlon. I rooms. bath. 2 enclo1ed beck porches. tZOO. a month r8nt t100 ••curity dtpollt & raferenees . 304·171-4&22. 42 Mobila Homes for Rent 2BR toUI electric, clol8 to Rio G,.nde on At 564 Ph. 61 4 · 246· 112415 or 245-5873, All utilltifll paid. Nell' McDonald•. Call 61 4 -448· 702&. New tpertment : complately turn . Ref. & Oep. 1 or 2 tdultt only. Cell 114-448-033.,8 . Speciout 2bdr. lpt ., C. A., water p1 ld. ,Near Pizza Hut, Galllpoll•. Ph. 614-446· 7025 . Furnlthed upst1ir1. 2 room• & btth, utllltle1 furnished, cllln. No peu. Adulu. C1ll 614-4481619. Country llvin;. 1 BR furn 'ed 1pt. AC, W11her end dryer, no children or pttl, ref 6 dep rtq 'ed. Cell 814-992-2807. lf· ter 8PM. Untumlahltd 1BR. apt . like new thru out. Heat · furnithed . 111. fiOOt private. quiet 8286mo. Ph. 814-48-4807 Of 448-2802. Unfurnished upatairttpt. Adultt only. No Pets. Utllitin furnl1hed Ph. 814··"6· 2683 . Greciout living. 1 and 2 bed· room tpartments 1t VUiege Manor 1nd Rl\ttr1ide A.-.rtmenu In Middleport. From 8215. Including utllitlet. Ctll 814·992·7787. EOH. Urge 2 b~room apertmtnt In Middleport, Wllhtr and dryer hookup, ptni .. ty furnithtd. Pey own utiHtl ... 1185. per ,month . C1il 814·192· 2381 dey1 or 814-992-2609 evenings. 1 bedroom 1p1rtment In Middlepun, ell utltlt ln paid . 8210 . per month . Cell614·992-1783. fh ci nlt. Nice turniahed 1part· mant . Buutilul VIew on Rlvtr. 8275 mo. One BR. 114-949- 2625. SPRING SPECIAL! lmmtdlltt oceuptnoy Laur111nd Apu ., George St .. New Htven. W. Ve. We trll offering 1 tr1e ncurltv depotlt to quelifled IPPIICtnll tor oceupency before M1y t , 1987. For complfrtely ci'rpeted, 2 bedroom eptt., ranve tnd refrigerator. pleattnt sunound· inQt with pia¥ trel . call 304· 882-3718 between 10:00 em end 9 :00pm . EHO . APARTMENTS, mobile homes, houses. Pt. Ple111nt end GtiiiPO· lis. 114-•4&-8221 . 1 br a~lrtment. p.rtly furn!1~ntd . HendMson. t160 . month. C1ll after 6 :00. 30•·1!175· 1972. SPRING SPECIAL. IMME DIATE OCCUPATION lou~ond tpts, George St. New Htven. W, Vt. We are offering''" tecurity deposit to qutllfitd appllctnta tor oeeup11ion b1fore Mty 1987. Completely carpetld, 2 bedroom, rtn;e. rehigetatlon. pleuant surrounding• With i)t1y aret, Ctll 304-882-3710 from 10:00 AM to 9:00PM. E.O.H. 45 2 bedroom trtller for rent In SyracuM. Mutt •pply in pertM. 614-t92·272S. 2 bedroom trell.,, coupln, 1 1meft child, locutt Rd., Rt. t . Polnt Pleeunt, 304-876-1078. Mobil• hom• for ~~ lttrting t171.00 end up . 304-441· 0101. ==----:-:----: p 3 bedroom mobile home, g1rden ap.~ce. 1187 kldt, no peta. 304-458· • 1914 SkyNne mobile hom• 10111 tiKtric, 2x8 Ute· rlor Wlllt. 2 b.r. 1 beth with ardtn tub, ft. d~. 304-875· 14~~:10. l 357. 14•70 mobile .home. ,.nllltv furnlahMI. centrtf elr. cioN to ochoolo, hciop~ol a otOfO. 304· S71·4100 -diYI till 3 p.m. Allor 3 p.m. 304-17S·I711. Prom ~rest never bean worn 3 -4 C1ll 814-367-0331 . Knapp Shoes & trash Compac .. tor, telephone. Ph . 614-446- 7463, r~~;:;:;::;;::;:;:::::::::-r.=Fi:~;;:~~~::;;;=~i Complete 86 Mu11:1ng interior. $126. hetSmlthTourch1many 1974 GranviiiA 14x70, 3 bedroom. 1 % batha. til electric. mu1t be moved. $8800 080 . 614 -986-4367. Room• for rent. dey. wttk. month. Galli• Hotel. C1ll D14· 446·97115 . Atnt 11 tow 11 t120 mon th. Furnlahltd room . 8140. Utllltl• p1ld. Sh1re beth. Slnvle m.. e. 91 9 Second. GeiNpoUs. C1ll 448-4411 tfttr 7pm. In city llmh1 bedroom • board • l.undrv for elderty gendtm1n 46 Space f or R en t Office Space for Rent. E•ceilent for Attorn~•. Accountant, etc. CioN to ·Cour1 Houee. Call Wi1tm1n Aetl E1t1te Agency. 61"4-446-3644. Space for rent, trailer tptcn, Locutt Rd. Rt. 1. Point Plfllaant. 304-876-1078. 47 Wented to Rent' Wanted to rent: Pasture. Call 814·949-2682. 49 For Lease For Ieese'- Nice large 2 bedroom apt. Call 814·446 ·1024. Merchandi se 51 Household Goods FUANITURE 62 Olive St .• Galllpolla. New & uud wood -coal stov81, e pc wood LR suite t399, bunk b.cla t199, recNnllf'l new 6 Uled bedroom auite1. wrin;er w .. her~ , & tho". New Uvingroom tult11 e199· t5.9 9, temp•. C11t 814- 44&·3159. 614·992·5875. 55 Building Supplies Building Material• Block. brick. sewer pipes. window•. lintels, etc. Claude Winters, Rio Grande. 0 . Cell 614245-5121 . Ctmcrele blocks all sizes yard or delivery. M11on 11nd. Gallipolis Block Co.. 1231/J Pine St .. Galllpoll1. Ohio Cell 814· 446· 2783: . Ready mix concrete and all concrete 1upplies. Cell us Valley Brcok Cement and Suppliet, Pets for Sala Oragonwynd C.atterv Kennel. CFA Hlm.,eyan,..· Persltn and Siam111 k hens. ' AKC Chow puppl11. "few Chow puppies. Call 814-448·3844 •o h" 7PM. '• ,, AKC RegJite red Oachsflund puppies allo 1 malt PIJicinete Ph. Hamster~ S1 .26, Htmtter & complete tet up SB .OO. 2 Garb1ll and tilt up1 S&.OO. Regi11ered Den, 8100. Ph. 61 4-446-1364. GOOD USED APPLIANCES Old Englith Sheep dog puppiet, pure blooded . •850.00. 304- Wllhtl"l, dryert, refrlg•aton, nngea . Shvu.• Appliancu . Upper River Rd . bfllde Stone Creat Motel. 614-448-7398 . 876-4249. 57 Musical Instruments · LAYNE'S FUANITURE St1ft1 1nd ch1ir1 priced from t395 to t996. Tabl" t60 1nd up to t1215 . Hlda-a-bedt t390 to t59&. Recline" t2215 to t375. lamps 128 to t125 . Dlnettll t109 tnd up to t496 . Wood teblt w -6 chtlrs *286 to t795. Deak t1DO up to t376 . Hutchn •400 and up . Bunk beda complete w-mettresaa t296 tnd up to 1395. Baby bed• t110& t1715 . Mtttr•t..tor box sprlnga full or twin 883. firm t73, end t83. Outenaetat226. King 1350. 4 dr1wtr chnt tiS& . t89 . Gun ctblnfl.l 8. 10. 12gun. Guorelectrlcrenge t375. Baby mtttre11e1 t36 &. U~ . 8ed frame• UO, t30 & King frame e&o. Good nlectin of bedroom sult81. metel cabinets, headbotrds t30 and up to 166. o,.,,.,. U1ed Furniture: wood table 8. 2 benehet. bedt, & dre11er. 3 mile• out Bullville Rd. Open 9AM to , Mon . thru Sat. STOP·LOOK·SAVE Mollohtn Furniture a. A.ppliancu Rt. 7 North Galllpollt, Ohio Pll . 114-441-7444, lpc. Wood Uving Room Suile 1389.00. Copptrtone rtfrlglfetor f9fJ , h1rveat gold refrlgetttor 119&. aide by side refrig.,ator t195 , white 2 dr. rtfr~triiOr t71S. 11 cu. ft. chett fr.. llr t160. Whirlpool wether 195. M1yt1g we1her t1?5. GE washer t160 , eltctrlc range-top 8t bottom oven 1150, M1ytag wringer w11her t95. tnd 52 gallon hot watlr htatet tGS. Skaggt Ap· pll1nC11. Upper Rivet Rd. 614· 446·7398. Solid wtlnut 6 -plece dining ttt. Good condition . t125 . 304176· 4144 , Pitno ior ulel Aetpon tlble party wanted lo auumetmall monthly paymtntt on• piano. See locally. Call credit manager 1-800- 447· 421a. Dulc:ent also c1lled 11 hamm er&d dulcimer 1100.00 lirm, 304· e82-31 10. Kimball plano , artitt 1pinet piano. like new. 8826 . 304-6763713. 58 B & S Produc:e now open at our new ltlcatlon 1313 E11tem Ave. Galllpotlt, across from Piue Hut. Big 1election Outlity Fruita end Vegetab les . OPEN EVERYDAY. Antiques "' Old Oritntei Rug• Wtnted l Any 1111 or condition, Cell loll free 1-800-433·7847. 54 Misc. Marchendise Brothtr elecuonlc open•lrm tewing mechln1. Number of dtcorttfvt 1tic:hn. Zlg·Zeg . 8ut: tonholtr, carrying cHe. knH contml. Almott neW . Nttdt minor repair. aeo. 814· 949· Uted Equipment John Deere 7000 4RN PI enter John Deere 8200 14117 Drill Mauie· Fergu~an 13x7 Drill Jotln Deere 216 9 ' Ditk used 100A John Deere 116 11 ' 4" wheel Di1k John Deere 400 Grinder- Mixer J oh n Deere 40 1preeder John Deere 34 1preader John Deerfl 146 loeder John Deere 240 Loader Dunham 18' Fold Cultivator Side Winder Pull Type 6' Rotary Cutter John Deere 943 Wtgon Gear Jolm Deere 24 T Baler New Holland 85 Baler John Deere 630 Rd. Beier 100 balet John Deere 1217 7' MowerCond. John Deere 1209 9' MowerCond. John Deere 603 6' Rotary Cuner New {Spl. 496 .00) Ro11 lmpl. & Supplv St. Rt. 41 North West Union. Ohio Ph. 513·644·3023 John Deere 2960 85hp 600hra.John Deere' 2660 86hp 1300hrs.John Oetra 960 27hp 800hrs.John Deere 2040 40hp. 1 900hrt .John Deere 2030 DieIll 60hp.John Deere 4020 0 WF, P.S ., John · Deere 2010 46hp, Johti Deere 70 Gas. Ford BN with 6 Pt. Rottrycrner, John Deere 314 14hp Hydro with Mower. John Deere 218 16hp witfl Mower. John Deere 111 1 thp with Mower, John Deere 208 8hp with Mowar, IHE Cedet 60 Wydro 8hp with Mower. Rou lmpl 6 Supply. St. At. 41 North. We1t Union, Ohio Ph. 613-544·3023. 1 979 Kubota DIHel Tractor. 17 H , P., wnh baCkhoetnd ftontend loader. Clll614· 992-6876 . 2010 John Deere diHel trtctor· plows. dltt: 13960. New Idea Dyne Bounca mower 8496. la1 e model 224T John Deere baler t1296. Hty wagon t300. Ctll 614-288-8622. CROSS a. SONS 8U-2e6.6461. Mataey Ftrguton , New Holland, Butt. Hog SeiM & Service. Over 40 u'td trecton to choo1e from & complttl lint ol new & uted equipment. largest 11l~lon in S .E. Ohio . JIM 'S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER . SR 35 W. Gallipolis, Ohio. Call Cl14 -441-97n. eve. 81>4-448-3692. lip front trtc· tou whh Wlrrlr'lty Ovtr CO uted trKtofl, 1000 tDOII. '79.T:Binl. 304-&75·4040 Wtnted to le11e tobacco b11e ,979 Olds Cutl111, 1977 Plltfo'; "1976 Brone«~ . Call tfter & pin-.; Ph. 814-445·4202. Transpurt oll on 1987 Jeep Commtnche 2WD PU. Mult ucrlficel Financing Availtble to Outlified Buyeu. 71 Autos for Sale 1982 Chevy Cltetlon. Good paint 6 tirll, cl•an. With air. AM / FM , t1495 . 19B2 Pontiac J2000, 4 cyl., PS / PB. Ctll 614-286-8622. 80 Monzt, t~ectllant cund. New 811hau1t, new tirtl, f200Q, 151 1JJ: Centrtl Ave. In Rio Grtnde. Call 814-245-6462. Oul 1982 Ford Thunderbird, tuto .. with air, 60,000 mlln. Very good eond. Ctll814·256·8887. 1983 Lincoln Town Car 67,000 mi. , Exc ., C·ond . • Sharp . 110.000. Coli 814·387·0680 eher SPM , . A 1979 Trans·Am 't ·top. A-1 cond. 67.000 mlln. , white with blue Interior, 83100, price negotil· ble, mutt sell Call 814-742, 2372. . 1983 Fireblrd 306·4 b•reL w-od. AC , t-top. PS, PB, AM, FM. Clock tttfeo , 16800. Cell 814 · 742 ·2061. 614 -742 · 3092. Coli 814·446·9300 nk lor 446·0294. . 1979 Dodge % ton, 318 complete rebuilt auto. lrtntml11lon . •6oo. Coli 814·388·9950. 1986 Ford F-160 4xo4, Mutt Hctltlcel Financing Available to Qualified Buyers. Call e14-4489300 Ilk for Merrill or I 14· 4480882 Ilk tor Ellzebeth . 81 Ford F-260. 4000 miles. Ptyoff. 51 lnternetionel, 70 lnternetionel 1 ton. t700 08 Offer. Call 814-388-9822. 1986 Ford Aengtr, l!i tpd .. in very good cond. Anume loan . Coll814·258·6817. All types carpenter a concrete work: lnt•lor, exterior, rtmo· deling, painting, roofing, free flltimetH . Call 614-446-6174. Painter: lnterlor/Exterior-25 years experience. Free estimate•· Re110neble retes. Call614· 266· 6092. New Holland 477 Hay bind. Exc. Cond. 304-273· 4216 . White 16 hp, 14.960.00. OPEN HOUSE, April 10 tnd 11 . Big Dl1c:ount on machinery. 10% off partt. Siders Equipment. H•nd· eraon. W. Va. 304-676·7421 . Ponable head gtte 1800.00. Single axle ferm tftiler t 250.00. Wood split1er 8300.00. 304· 882·2627. Ph. 514·388·9780. 19B1 Mazds RX7. 6-tplld. low mll81ge Ph. 814·44.1 -3231 . 1981 Ctyevylmptla, 4·door. AC, tilt ltteerlng wheel. cruiH, AM· FM , Good condition t2700.00 Ph. a14·448·2653 . 1984 Chevette. Auto. Air, 24,000ml. t3000. Ph . CIU· 379-2682. 1984 Eacort 4-apMd, 4·door. 60,000ml. OS260. Ph. 814· 379-2682. 1983 Chevy Ctvalier. 2·door, rid with grey velour Interior. Super 1h1rp outside. Extre clean Inside 832&0. Ph. 6U· 288· 448-9846. RON'S Teltvltion Service . ' Houtt calls on RCA, Quazar. GE. Spec:illlng in Zenith . Cell 304-578 ·2398 or 814-448- Ph. 814·245·9657. MACK Tractor '78, dbl. frame a '7B Benton JO'x86" dump. 96% rubber overaM. R11dy to work. Will tell tepaflttly. 114-2!1- 1630. 63 livestock Ouroc Boars. Bred just like the boers we telted et the Ohio T11tation that gained over 2 .6 ibl . per d1y. Roger Ben11ey, Sabint, OH. 513· 684-2398. Young pure br&d Charloie Bull for ole. Ctll after 6pm. 614- 266·6865. 2 Horae uted trailer with n...., t ires, good pa int, retdyu fOt u11 t1296 Ph. 814•286·1622 , Good riding horN 6 pony. Ph. 814•367·7533. Good ultction of Ouror and Bl1ckline baan. Rogtt' Bentltl'f Sebint, Oh Ph. 513·684·2318. Al1o remembtf Bentley Pig Salt April 29, Welh lngton Court House Fairground I 7 :30pm. 1984 Ford Escort o4-tpeed. tlr, AM -FM t1pe. 12111. Jofln1 Auto Seln, 8ultvill• Rd., 01111· pollt, Ohio. 1981 Ctmaro lerllnBtta Spon Coupe red wHh txtri stripe pkg. Atlf lowlf", tilt, air, AM ·FM, auto with overdrive. T.P.I. full Infection. t10,500 Ph . 814· 387·0859. good 814- 1978 Plymouth Fury, cdndhlon 1950.00. Ph . 265·8271. 1981 Pontiac Trant·Am 305 Turbo. AC, PI, PS, T-Top, T·Top covers lnduded, Reer lcuvtrt, CruiH. tilt. PW, PL rur d.frostlr, new uh1u1t. · AM -FM cattettl. Excellent condttton. nking 05.000. CoN 114'446· 2206 9 to 5"' 441-2734 oft" 1878 ChiNy "h ton Ph. 814· 446· 0749. . 19n Ford F·160 tutomatic pick-up, t900. With tlbre-gl111 topper. t1 100. Good condition . Coll814·985·4418. •, 3063. 19B2 Ford pickup. 304-876- 175-2959. Vans& 4 W.O. UIO. Ph. 114-388·9819. 1982 lulctl Rk;i.,a Z door. Loeciod, Aouo Root. 80.000 lctoel mil... t8995.00. Ctll 19B5 Ford F-260 4x4. V·B. PS / PB. Auto. trant., AM / FM/ Call, low mileage. e111c . cond. Coll814·379-2441 . 197:Z Ford Econo Unevan. 6 cyl. 3 speed whh tool bins. t460. 814-9B6· 3110 tnytlme. 0 88 Bronco II Eddie BluM Editton. loedttd, low mileage. gare;e kept . he . cond . Concrete finish. parking lots, butmentt- eny aize job. Senior Citizen Dl1count. Rick Garfield. 1172 74 Motorcycles or New Htvtn, W.V1. 304-8~2· 2345. Ptlnt, wtllpeper, ho · rep1ir1, tlrepiiCfll, chimn brld!., 1tont, patiot. block, aid 1 walk tnd drNewfY•· 82 ~- Plumlling &. Heating MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP CARTER 'S PLUMBING AND HEATING l'iiNTH~S LAVI: If YoLit<eA STIQ(,.. r - - - -- - - - - . , ANDYOLJ'RE 1/t'f<i~Lll... NOT W CLlT Ya.IRsE'L.F .. 1885 Honda Rebel 250. 1, 045 84 &. Refrige~tion 514-241-9629. 19e2 Hondo Ca 780 2.1120 mll111. IOided, exc:tllen1 condition Call 814-4C.6-0122 ahlf" 4pm . Dirt Bike 1984 Honde XR -600 excellent condition. Pfl. 114· 218·4183. 1981 Yameh1 XS 110. F•lring, AM·Fm stereo, t,.velbeg. tiNtr. v.,., good condition. Call 814· 982-3238. Sttt111tt Diah Sy1tem1 8860 & t10150 lnttalltd Call 81•·4o48· 3607. Residential or commtrcltl wlr· ing. New servlet or rap~irs . UcenMd electrlcitn . Eatlmlte frH. Ridenour Eleetrlctl, 304- .... e ll"looNIA N 576-1785. 85 1Hffi' SHORE WAS SWEET OF ELVINEY To WATCH 1H' YOUN6·UNS ON OUR ANNIVERSARY General Hauling 1981 Honda XL280. b•t offer. 3()4. 773-1150. 1174 780-Honde. with windshield. 8" ex IWnded forb, o41mo 1, h.-.... Sluy bw. new tfr•. ...., good cond.o t500. 1Cell .-logo 304- 875· :W 71 . 76 Boatsand Motors for Sale -·t 1700 ... u .... Alder for • town A • A Wattf Service. Homti , clttema, wllllt, pool• filled . FOI'merty JemH Boy a Watllf . Stma re••• · Call 304· 6715- I * ,_ttl, · · - 8tmot. Remember If you',. not buying !ram ·~ ,... ... tOO much. 1 12 Mwy 81:, p,.: kenburg, W. Va. 304· 4112111. I 1 W1tter 1on't Water thullng ; •O.oonoblo retoo, ;mmedfo\O 'I 2.000 gallon delivlfV, cllternt. pool1, well, ltc. call 304·1571· 2819. Hou11 co1l, Nm•tone, •net Elite tcoattr •1 .200.00. Go- tiM.. ltllo ownw, tow mel-. ...., kept, 304-t78·2318. 304-871·8123. • Jim Unier, 304-875· 1247 or . formtrty Ken 'MtNtons. Now John't Wet• Service. Seme 1180 Dot... 510. 4 - · col 304·171·11811 lfl• s:OO ~'~~ · Modtl 14 Win_,.. C)-.lc 30-30 UIO.OO. Lklaoln Wold• .,25.00. clotlrvo• 0100.00. 304·773·5303. I ._a- 11n ~ 1171 v - polm. ....... :104---· 1112HC~Meii48M... 710CC. ........ lltllldhlon, 1.800 "'"" oriolnll. U100. Co11304-87&- Out Of naMl decongeetant, Mel contemplatad a radical new aolutlon ... ' _ Jlt; • oua:tt_. Wta. ,._T, -·--~ CitY. 011. • 4-218·1470. e... ., '-441-3431. tlollr • lrl • * .... --•eve-a... _·_• cony or - Col 114-:IJt. 2.:10 • 1·:104-n,l-ln.. 1M1 Ct.urDiot II-~ UMII ........ Tr l't [II J . . . . . -P.W. Mtlllow~-· A/C, AII-FM ........ r- r -wntiMiplct:-UIJ cro ... lort. :104-171-4384. ._, '+'· c.lt14--44&rOIM. ........,.... .!":t: M Cuttom Couc:het end ,. ,,.,.,...{' '" '"· 1, crown a- ....... 1:30, a.. 1:30 ro 1:30. Old • , ,._. '-' m........ '"--22-. ThoMowNy't UptalaU lng -· '" ... h ..turll ~ Cal 104·171·4 14 lor lrot • PEANUTS .'f'E5. MA AM, 1 FI~ISI-!EP M'( RESEARCH PAPER 1 (%) (J) • ()), I!DI • @ @News (!) Mt!Or Lellflut BtltbiP'I Ortltttl Hlte 1978 World Serlea (A) (!) Bobby Jonee Qoepel . !Ill Deale • Ruby A Iarmer tnd hit 1011 ~lito hold onto lhelr lamlly a lind. Q 0 Moneytlrle Current reponr on world oconomlce a•d financial newe wl1h Lou Cobbs. (0:30) 871·7317. IUDGETTouMu 1ia t~ : _ UHdl_ R -. AI..,... I_ !Ill Amertcon Ployhoult Ellzabelh runs oway and merrlle humble Horaca AobeOteux. Q · 1111 • 0 NeWhlrt Dick's elxth grade teacher !Urns ou1 1o be hla new typing lna1ructor. Q IIJ) Lorry King Uvtl In dtpth lnlervlews wf111 lop newsmakert and cellbrl11es. 8:30011 eo Deolgnl"'l wome11 Charlene's latall dale causes an uproar among lhe Sugarbaker ladles. 10:00 011 • 112) Wtlt 57111 CBS Nom prlmetlma megaz ine. 0 Evening Newt Awrap up ol10day's news and a look McConnlck gf'tvtl . O.IN..-Id 1 ton and 11p. with--· RDUgh lumbef, oak • · po'pltr I 1 ISO per thouttnd by the Bd, or 20c bel. " · 304·171·4412. Wll.._., Wredltr. Hendtflon. IN Yalf< Fl~. aheacl to tomorrow's news 614-245-9286. 1 SPLIN;t;f<. etorles. (1 :00) IB Newt e (!) Odd Couple 10:061]) MOVIE: Btcrtl of 1111 lrn:ll (NR)(1 :41) · 10:30 (l) Bill Cotby (!) Otole l Ruby Allee Weathoracott Ia slruggllng actress on 1he verge ot a big break. I;J !Ill Newt Q a1 (!)USA Tonight 11 :110 (l) Herdcutle ond J .J . Wet..- Serviee. Swimmint poola. cietems a wells. Cell ttll at winter price~ . Pur- 1-Coorlo low Dilltrd Wetlf Sttvica; Pools, Ciltemt, Wellt. Dellvtry Any lime. Call 614-<MB·1•04· No Sunday calli. 8370. 78 n· Chrytl..- Courier 231. Ya/u.. qeT A 1:30 D (%) IIJ) Vllerlt Willie moves ou1 aher being de brolhered by David and Marlt. C IIJ) e d2l My Sitter Btm Sam glvaa a good looking 11r1nger a $50 loan. Q 9:110 (l) 700 Club e (%) IIJ) 22nd Ann.. l Academy of Counl>y ~uolc Awtrdt Patrick Duffy and The Judds host lrom Knott's Barry Farm In Buena Park, CA. Multiple nominees include Alabama, George Slrall, Janie Fricke, Crystal Gayle, Mario Osmond, Ricky Skaggs, Hank Williams Jr. and Owlghl Yoakam. (J) 8 ()) MOVIE: 'Swam to 811~1' ABC Monclly Nlgh1 MovleC (!) Electrical 7.000 octuol - · AC . Pl. Prlooo. 1,000 "' 2.000 gel. 0650. Coli 814·MI·2341. lam onr1 mot\lft w - · 3 oor.loo. 304·176-2218. 1871 T.... Am. T-top, A·1 - , _ m o.... 175. Col Dump truck HI"Viee. limlltont. condition. 17,0 0 0 - - 114-H2·721t. · •Mend gttvel d~. phon• :104-875-3110. UIOO. l'rl• _ _ _ _ II .... C..I14· 711 Auto Parts 742-2372. . • Accenorie• 87 Upholltll"f 1118 a.- Am ll, V-1. - 304·273-1651. WHIT1UIJ~i?J Phono 514-441·3888 or 814· 448-4417 110 KIWIIki 4·WhMI • . 1987 6 mt• old e1200. Firm Ctll (t :35) ~I[)£1J(Y. ,. mUn. Colll14·448·8305. - Ford Station w-n. 001< 'IMPERIAL' · Cor. Fourth tnd Pine Gtllipolia, Ohio IMPERIAL MARINE, INC. loo11 7673. Surplu1 denim. rental, army, Cerhllrt clothing, Sam Somtrvlllt't E11t Atventwood. Fri. Stt, Sun, 12:00 till 8 ~00 PM. ~HAD Milan. W. \lo. 304·173·BU4 ;: 118& Chevy Bluer •• loaded. 1978 F"'d S1otlan W-n. Vwy 1971 Mont• Carta. Front end dMnotorl. lolling ....... "''llnO andtrentmltakHI. C.lll14· tiZ· ing. Opon 9:00AM, to 7:00PM. Coli 304-875-4&31 . ' MIDEAST BUilDERS. concr... ,, and new home contrtetort, 1 304- n3-1337 evenings. lt4-IB2-BB75. repair. New tl'". 814· TRY ANY TRICKS! Bl' SURE yOU STAND NEXT 10 AVA WHEN ·Wf= GET INSIDE! Gelvtnlzed corrugated culvert, • t2.31S ft ., up. Allai1e1. Flttingt. Fabrication. Day. a. night delivery within 150 m/111. Will not be undertold. 304-926·621 1 . t12,000. 304·676·5478. 0"'" 1~.ohp Ch~ • ,--• """ or. "'' trafler. t4100. Excahnt conditlon. Coli 814·241·1818. good NOW OPEN THAT DOOR REAL SLOW AND DON'T 896-3802 . and llnanclal news wl1h Lou Dobbs. (0:30) · II 0 liS WhHI of Fortune 1B1 Btmty Mllltr at (!) Take Me Up to the Btllg•m• 7:051]) Sanford and Son 7:30 D (%) (J) Newlywtd Game (!) Malar League Bueball Prevllw (T) D(l) Judge I!DI Whtol of For1uno IIJ) Cro1111re (0:30) II 0 liS Joopard~ 1B1 A Look It the Cube Interviews and 111m footage , 8 look at this year's Chicago Cubs le8m. fl) (!) Too Clooe lor Comfort 7:351ll Honaymoontre 8:00 (I) Fathor Murphy D (%) liS ALF ALF gets a lauch of gambling lever and winds up In troubla. (!) COIIIIflt lollblll (J) MtcGyvir Bruaheo with death lead MacGyver to rasiQn . I;J (!) .ldvon1ure This show chronicles 8 Koo Tiki type expedHion. . I!DI 11 112) Kola a Allie Tired of being taken lor granted, 'Allie s1rlkes from family chores. 1;1 !Ill Wonderwo<lte A 10 year old c8llbrlty must choose between dishonesty and lame. Q IIJ) Prtmentwo Wrap ups of the day's world news and In depth laature repor1s . (1 :00/ 1B1 MOVIE: 'Don't Look lock' Prime Tlmo 81(!) MOVIE: eom. Beck to the 5 l Dime Jimmy o..n, Jimmy Dlln (PG) (1 :50) 8:051]) MOVIE: TIM Slvtgt (NR) a ()) Rot•rv or cable tool drilling. Moat welts comphtted umedey. Pump 1ele1 end tervlce. 304- 2842 o• 576·2903. 6pm end on week-endt . · 72' Ouster 1250. 72' Chrytlar Ntw Yorllert200. 75' Ford LTD ALLEY OOP RINGLES'S SERVICE. ••oe· rienced c:arpeflter, electrici1n, m11on, ptlnter. rooting (includ· ing hot tar epplication} 304· 576-2088 o• 676·7147. 814-379-2684. 1983 Dodga Colt 4 ·1peed, AM -FM tape, wire rima 11199. Johnt Auto BIIH, Bulevllle Rd., Gallipolis, Ohio. IT:f rMPiY, .· Tree Trimming, atump removal. Cell304-676-1331 . 8622. 1978 Oldtmobile Cutlus Wagon, good condition ph. iHI5 IS THE TOMB Of rtETHfL.F?fP T'He UN~fADY'~ ..,,... 2454. 1887 Chevy Ton Dump Truck 73 OD/) ~·TtiE 1N$C~IfTION .SAYS Tree&. ttump removal. chlln link fences. mowing, mulch. ahtdea shrubs, tzeli11, rhododendrons. Don·• lllnd1capM. Cell &14- Sttrh TrH tnd Llwn Service. Greener J.wns thet it Weed end Ptlt Free. Uquid or granduler lipPiication·tree and shrub too. Stump rtmOvtl anvwt-e with.- . out lawn demage. For eompl..:e trH and lawn care ca11304-IS7t- 1963 Ford Trac:tor. Good run· ning condition. With plows and dlac . t2000. Call 814-992- THAi~ 8786. '76 Chevy half ton tr11ck. good shape, 41!i Burdette Addn .• 304- 1982 VW Rabbit. diMel: 60 MPG .. AM-FM Caa11tte. very good condition, clean. t3000. FRANK AND ERNEST· eX 3 % HP rototlller for 11le. 1160. Call814-992 -7215. 814·441·2300. reports on world economic~ SWEEPER and sewing machine rep1ir, p1r11. and supJ!II•. Pick UJI and delivery. Davis Vacuum C l e~ner, one half mile up Georgn CrHk Rd. C1ll 614- e14·985·4484. Tony' I Gun Rtptlrs. hot rebfut- 415,4. Sot• end c:heir. coHN Trucks for Sale Merrill or 614·441-0882 11k for Eliubeth. 049-2528. llblt lnd end toblll. UIO. Uncondltiontl lifetime gu1r1n· tee. locel ref..-ences fumi1hed. Free utlmttet. C1ll collect 1-614-237-0488. day or night. RogOrt Basement Waterproofing. 304-671-6335: 72 62 IN ANC~ORAG~. A~D 85 IN HONOLULU' BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Oullf1y mhted hay $1 .60 per square bale. Tim Rock Ftrm. 304·675-4308. 8:351ll Down 10 Ear1h Slereo. 7:00 (J) Hordcattle and McCOIJitiCk D (%) PM Magulne (!) SporiiCentor (L) (J) Entertllnmtn1 Tonight D ()) Peoplo'e cour1 (!) . !Ill MacNeil/ Lehrer NowoHour (1 :00) I!DI Newo • IIJ) Moneyllne Curren! . 1767. Tobecco poundage- 191411t. 40 cen11 a pound. Ph. 614-246- 5428. Home Improvements 3424. 2202. • Hey for ..... Round balet, mlud. C1ll 614-246-&117. 81 19nDodge 1Aton, ps·, PB; 318 tour tpeed long bed. 1987 Dodge. PS . PI , 318 four 1peed o..,.rdrJvelong bttd. 1-304-895- 6:00. 61 Farm Equipment York. (0:30) I!J) WKRP In Clnclnnetl at(!) Hogan'• Htrott Hay & Grain 1975 Monza town eoupe. V-8, new tirH, ptint end exhtult. Good cond. 8800.00 . 614: 3&7- @ anchored live from New Se rvi ces Utility Building . 30x40x9 . $4876 . Includes; 14x9 eliding door. 3ft. 0 ln. tteelwtlk door. Coli 814-742·3098, "' 814· 29 ga. painled tteel skiing. 29 ' 742-2061 1fler • :30. ga. Galvalume rooting, 20 yetr werranty. Complete construc- 1984 Relltnt 4 dr. netlon tion . Post -Frame Buildeu , wtgon, Deluxe. tuto .. cc:, new Athens. Ohio. 814· 692-2937. tires, 47.000 mllei. 84100. Cell Wented to buy tobtcco poundege in M11on County, 304· 876-2970 or 675-1824 attar ~ LIV!:S IIII:k 64 1983 Flre~lrd 306. 4 b•rel, w / od , AC , t-topt, PS / PB, AM / FM / clock ttereo. 18800. 2986. U.S. 315 Wftt, J1ck1on . Ohio. 53 288·6622. Another truckload those large ·62 Wanted to Buy famou•Ltf,e Ontario 8pplfll, live .I- - - -- - - - - - verletlft , VIne ripe tomatoes, ISOc pound. Jeck 's Merke t. Now buying shell cern or ear Route 3&, Henderson. corn. Call tortate1t quottl. River Citv Farm Supply, 61 4· «8· Fmn Su ppli P.s • 304-882-3108 . t~:=~~~~~:==~r,~=~~~~·~·;·~·~~-~.~~~ · loode• 04360. John a ••,. Plow 71 Autos. for Sate 3010 John Deere Tractor. with 28&-6622, • ., 1978 Wilderneu 18ft ctmptr, , 1wnlng and tir cond, ellc cond . ••• 800 Ford treetor whh fr1il mower. New · Holland Seier, Mus FE!rg R1ike a. wagon. Running glara t395D . Ph, 114- 6 HP Ma11ey -Ferguaon rototiller $200.: Maytag portable wuher 176. · 2962 Meadow· brook Dr. aHer 6 p.m. Fruit 8o Vegetables hell .... Coll814-992-7216. . ()) 1111 • liS NtWI (!) SportiLook (T) (!) lqwlre One TV l;l !Ill S.Cret City ® Foeti of LHe e (!) Jellti'IOno 8:05 (J) LOIYe 1! To Biever 8:30 D (%) liS NBC NlghUy Newo (!) AcUon Outdoon with Julluo loro1 (T) (J) • ()) ABC Ntwo ~ (J) NlghUy Bulllne11 Report I!DI ' II@ CBS Newe !Ill Reading Rslnbow Q IIJ) ShowBrz Today News ol the entertainmen1 world Is 21 .. ft. tnvel treil!r.. Self., , oontained, GE ftefrigefa3or. G•) trun1ce end ttove. shower,toii!J\4 tnd waah bowl. new wtten I MUST SA'I; I !710 A 6000 JOB! ® ~~:t:~' S©~oillA-l&£~Ss . _.;,;.;,;;_...,;;;...;: Edhed bv CIA Y 1.. POllAN WOlD GAM I ,• low to form to1r simple words. I TOYZEG I I I 1I ~--1-Ft"'"'~......RT.i- 1~.,. xl.. . .,l j 1 \ • (%) (j) • .•. Rourld 8e1e Feedan, Drum MOwer. Ph. 614-246-9557. I APRIL 6 8:110 (J) llg Villley ~ 246-9293. . •, Coli &14-742-2124 •• 114·' 06500. Ph . a14-.3BB·91.32. Disc 1500. John Deere 250 gallon tprayer 8276. Ph. 614- MON .. 7 Roorrongo Ionero ol lht t·L . . 0 four lcrombled words be· J EVENING 21 ft. 1974 .,011 type ctmper,: Self-contained. Good conditio". , Vermeer 604 H Round 881er. used 1 Se11on mtkn 6x4 8ele1. &300. John Dee,. T•anapon • .•1000. Cai1814·949·2128. e622. 304-773-6234. English Setter. Rflglttered, good hunting dog . WiM well or trade tor gun. Cali 614-949-2644. Mtn uMd vwy little •300. 00. 7479. New Sandpiper. 1'h inch diaphrlgm , water p11mp. 8650. C1ll Valley 'Furniture. new & u ..d. Lerg1 1ectlon of q~llty furnl · ture . 1216 Eutern Ave .. Galliptlllt. 46 Space for Rent Aovtt 33. '""" of Pomeroy. Rtntel tr.U..t. Cil 814· 8t2· 9306. 814·448·7920. County Applltnce. Inc. Good used 1ppli1t11cn tnd TV ..tl. Open BAM to IPM . Mon thru Sat. 614· 446· 1699, 827 3rd. Ave. Galfipollt. OH . ' 84 Hond1 COUNTRY M081LE Homo Pont, Crib bed, playpen, infant ear· · seat, potty chair. Cll 614-388- SWAI~ & Cell814·448·3204. Sptaoua Mobtlt Hom• tots for rent, l1rge '-cttttion end ~c:nlc trM. tree lot gi\11 .twty. 304· 171·3073 ofl., &:00 PM. extrtl t 150. Sears Woodburner 1100. Megic ChefOven. 2Trans one1981 Chevy tnd t9?9 Ford Ph. 814-448-4482 . 56 AUCTION 1976 Pintopop-upctmper. Very good condition. SIHpa e. 1980 long 610 4•4 54 HP. 2 7633. · Viewing CCHiditlan. •all. Coiii14·H2· De•• 2 -row corn picker. gravity wtgon, 3 point hitch wood splitter. Cell 614-268-8889 titer 6pm. Jfelevision 9Y.I tt. El OorHO illde-ln t~ c:emper. Slltpl 4 edutbt. ln ~ . 301 0 John Deere tractor with John Deere piO'l'Ws. John buth hog. t4500. John Deere hay bind t1350. Call 614-286· .. Qhio BORN LOSER &. Campers ·228B etter 15:00. Th11 Arbuekle Church Aide i• now teking ordert for komemtde E11ter Eggs. A 8 oz. egg seH• for t1 .00. Chocolate covered fiiYor t tre; chocolate. coconut, pe1nut butter. m1ple nut, c:htrry. & cherry n~t . Call Pl1nt tetter for tob1cco . shrubbtry. veQeteblu. ume ts new 400· tobacco & tomato ataket t150.00 Ph. 614-387- 10.166 mobile home ten ule, 79 Motors Homes U55.0. Call 614·286-8622. AC trtctor, t726 . Runi' great. MF 4· row corn planter, Nl 340 304· 937· 2681. 304 -458 · KIT 'N' CARLYL£ ®by Larry Wrlghl 176 MeiHy, Ferguton ti"K1or with · piowt, disc. bush hog., 304·937·2900. 1863. or 304·458-1997. 1988 Skyline. 47•10. t2400. Call 81 4·446-0390. country. 112.000. Ctll 114· 992-7020. Ctllahtn't ua\d Tire Shop. Ov~t 1;000tirlt, liift 12, 13, t 4, 16. 16, 1e.5. 8 miltt out Rt. 218 . Utility Skh~ . Spl: 30 ' ~~:40'.&'. 16x8 OvflfhNd door, Service Door. 815333 Er~ed . ·Iron Horu 8ldg1. &14 · 3~2- 9746. Pl11tlc cittern state tpproved. pltttic Mptic ttnkl. plattlc culvlftl, metal culvertt. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES. Jt c:k· a· veer o'rd house, 6 rooms ~ about 1 ""· 6 miloo hom town. 54 Misc. Merchandise 61 Farm Equipment Coli 614·261·8251 . · 1178. Monday, April 6, 1987 P0018roy-MiddlepOrt, Ohio LAFF•A·DAY' 'Auumtbleloen, 3 bedroOm• . 1 .. Honeymooner~ • .(!)M'A'I'H 11:30. (%) Beet of Ctreon as (I) lportiCtnler (L) (I) WRIIP In Clnclnnetl .. ~~r,a:~,.~ Ill Mlgnlln. P.l. 9 Tllll Old Houle Q 0 lportl Tonight AC1ion packed tportl hlghilghll with Nick Chtrlla and Jim Huber. (0:30) .. ' After .several weeks of unemployment, my brother.ln-law landed 8 construction job. After . . . . . . working all day·and arrtvlng homa ~-....:.------. lale, my sister greeted him , "Hur· p y NHHE ray, you're --" 1--..;A.;...;.R;...;_F.,D:;....;T..-~ • i 1~ I . I . 1 I It I0 ~-...,:,5,...:rl..:.:..;l::...:;..l.=."l-1 I Co mplet e the chuckle quoted by tilling in the missing wo rds L.-.1.-.J.L....J..-.J.L....J..--J you develop fr om step No. 3 below. A PRINT NUMBERED lEITERS IN 9 THESE SQUARES I I I L·1 I A UNSCRAMBlE ABOVE lETTERS V TO GET ANSWER YESI'EiiDA Y'S SCUM-lEts ANS'UIS · . · Frolic - Needy - Title - Celtic - CREDIT Comic to his dull audfBmle: "Come on P&OPie. Even il there's nothing to laugh about, laugh on CREDIT:" ~------------~ BRIDGE +8 63 James Jacoby 'Q9 NORTH 1·6-81 t A 10 72 +K 6 3 2 Turn and turn again EAST WES1' + J52 • J 10 2 • 74 + QJ +9 5 9 AK8783 +K 8 5 By James Jacoby tQJI 10 4 SOUTH +AKQJ0 9 Although East could not make three '54 hearts, North bid three spades in to· t9 6 3 day's typically competitive auction. +A 8 7 West had succeeded in pushing the Op· Vulnerable: North-South ponents beyond their deplh , but then· Dealer: Ea st the turnovers began. After cashing the A·K of hearts , East played back a w011 North Soulh ·spade. Declarer South drew trumps u and played A·K and a club. West nato· Pass rally played his fourlh club, and eventually the delense took two more tricks In diamonds. The trump return Opening lead: • J by East gave South a chance to make the contract by playing diamonds, a , L--- - - - - - - -.. .1 better suit to attack than clubs be· 1-CiiUSe of the superior spot-cards. De· clarer can sel up the fourth diamond .seven In dummy . East will win and • for a discard against many of the 4·2 conti nue clubs. Now the onus rests divisions particularly when the eight upon the shoulders of defender West. of diamo~ds is held by West. · When the next diamond is played, But what If East returns the club Wes1 must rise with the king. II .81· nine at trick 1hree? Declarer should lowed to hold this trick, West can take now assume that the cl4bli are not di· the setting trick In clubs. If the 'ace viding. He should win the club kins. tak es the trick in dummy , there will bt! come to his hand with a trump, draw no way for declarer to get back 11 trumps and then play a diamond to the dummy for the four!~ diamond . 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In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and fonnation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different • CRYPTOQUOTES CD cJ N J 0 BQ I B H NFA D B S B VB 0 Q N C F' BOUAFJ VBD 0 B K UN D I{ C YYCVZ BH FJAYQ A Y A N V B f F R B J A T ' A. Y .·o Yeaterda,'• Cryptoquote: THROW A LUCKY MAN . INTO THE SEA; AND HE W!LL COME UP WITH A FISH IN HIS MOUTH. - ARAB PROVERB "-· �Page- 8- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Local Briefs:--. Curley trial resumes today c;i\1 I JPOI.I S - The murder tr ial of Wilh am 0 Curley Monda) wllh the prosec utiOn team of Joseph L Cam und Hr r nt Saunders co ntmutn g th eir case. clo l ilts pomt , the prosecut ion appa rent ly has shown that Curlf'y o~. Rl. 4, Gall tpolls. had some finan cial as wp!J as P<'ISOnul dtfftcu lltcs wi th his mot her , Noldte Edith Curley , 81 Mrs Cu ri PY died In a December 1986 fire at the Kemper Jtollow Ru.Jd mobtlc home she shared with William Curley TC's llmon v fl om srvNo l witnesses tndlca tmg that Cur ley v.an trd to pat t t·ompany wtth his mothrr In some undetermined v. ,•v sr-cmf'd to idll m lmc wtth what the prosecutiOn sai d tl v.,tn ts to show Th r prosecul!on's sta ted obtecttve in thts tnalts to show lhdl <otley's f tnancta l and personal probl ems wtth his mothrr th ough cu r umsta ntlal, comprised a sufflcten t moti ve fat htm lrJ m"tJillrr hiS mother < t•s um ~d ' M• •lgs rounl v f 'mcrgencv Medical Serv ices reports 11 calls ""''' thr· wr 'e'kr nd fi ve Saturday and six Su nday Salu t day,,, 2 48 p m Pomeroy 10 Wrst Main for Tom Crow to Vr·tr· r.ms Mf')lllOtt al Hosptl al, Pomcrov F'trc Depar tmen t at 7 1H p m to 'Oid L: S :!\ for il. t ra n~fo rm c r ftrP, Mtddleport at 7 '>'I p m ·to on aula orcidrn t •on Leading Cret>k Road . no tn )ut trs Svruc usr .JI8.·5'1, P. m to an auto accident on Ohio 124 1" '" t men! 1du srci, Hu 1iaha a 1 9· IJ '> p m to Hvsell Ru n for Pau 1 Mt r hdrl In Vl'tN.tn s Memorial Hospttal Sunda > .1 1H·1 7 d m, Racine to VtncStreel for Grace Holter to Wtr t.tn s M<' mot wi Hosptlol , Middlepor 1 at 12 04 p m to Pearl SIIC'l'l. lot Mdl"v Boner utlPr to Vetera ns Memorial Hospt tal l, l'omrtov "' t 1'> p m to Oh10 681 West for Juanita Hoshar to llolzt' r MrciiC .11 ( r· nt1'r. Mtddl epor t at li 411 p m to Hart mgcr Pm k""' !01 Jl o~nu Longs treth to Vrleruns Memorial Hos pit al. . Haclnr,IIH ~P m toSm tth RtdgeforLonaH upptoS I Jost>ph' s I Jos ptl ,tl. Pomr • ov " ' 9 21 p m to the Maples Apartments for H.Jvmon<l .Ju sl tr r lo Veterans Mcmonal Hospilal Garden club meel ing cancelled ~licl rll r pcH I r. 11 11rn r tub mcctmg schedu led f01 tonight tMonda l 1 "' till' homr of Mrs [)ann v Thompson ha s been r oiJH f'lrcl "/ ,odp• slales Tuesday session Mta;JJcpor t l.odg r IIi.\ F"&i\M wil l meet 7 !II p m Tucsda1 f(l'it •·shmcnts wil l IJe srt"vccl Shade Hiver t(J(lge In meet Sh,tclt• 111\ '' ' I odgc -I'll, ChC'Ster . 1111 1hold a rcf(uia t mectmg K p m w1 lh ,.,ork 10 tlw tn.Jstpr m .1so n Urgrrr ThuJ ~ rLI\ , Nt' IP II office lwu n .~el N!'\1 oiiiC r houts o f~ ,, m In I p m , Mond 1\ tht ou gh F"mla>, til st.llt ,\ptti 'II .1 1 tiiC' Slt.IC'u sr Ru r tnr H0g iona l Se\\'er ''' ' ''" ' ()ffi< C' Thr puiJIH Js 1n \ I I t •rl 1n .11 1rnd spf'r J.d SC' J \ ' ICPS d 1 t hr 1)O tnC'I O\ St•ntm l't' III C"t on S, llut el.l\ .rt 7 p m. 1\llh He' ril<'tt l nsroc. 1' \ ,ltlgt• lt s l ( lws tt~t g 11ls Sn flba!J s.Jg n up. fo r .1grs W 10 U wtll br S.1 tu1 cl.l\ Itt ,, 111 10 1 p.m , at thr \.it! Scou tll allln Chester ~1 2 lt g l 'i i i.11H1 111 f'f' • Two ticket holders to share Lotto CJ F.VF.LAN!l tU PJt - Ohio l.oiiCrl' offte•t.tl s s.t;• the10 were two \\llllll'ls 111 S.JiutriH\ ' s Ohio 1.0110 g;1111r Wllh 00C il cltgibh• fm $1 2 million ThL' j.> r kpot, ll'h tc h had bN' n unrl.limetl the' ll'!'<' k IJI'fore, hdd ''"' " lo S2 4111.-1·11• E.trh of th0 wmnflrs wtll g£11 an .tftcr·ta>i eheck of S4R.2CI'l a '0,11' fat 20 vca1~ Numbers drawn wcte 1,. 7, 24, 27, 1\and :lt The 2o~ tic kets with five numbeiS arc carh worth $9.'17 while the U ,27:l tic kets with four of the numbNs .11·0 each worth $'>(1 Satu t·da; 's jo~ ckpo t will be at Jr,.st $1 million Regional jobless t Conuo~rd rt~om Pa ge 11 fot rc of 2~.000. tiwrr wrt"<• 2.!l00 p<'l-cPn t, Its January uncmp lo; . unemplo;cd during F'0bntMI . ment ra te. From an estimated L<iWI(' IIcr's F'C'bt uarv 1'181i job· work force of 24.200, there were Jess 1.11c 11as 1.1.1. 2.•100 without jobs In F"ebruary, On I;· Athen s County uppean'<l OBES said Athens' February unaff('("tctl bv Fcbruat v s upturn · 1986 unemployment level wa"s In jobl essness, remaml ng at ~ 6 10 4. Group nwels lonighl Pomerov Ma<onlr Temple Association will meet Monday, 7 p m ., at the temple. Any Pome roy Lodge or Eastern Star member may attend OES meet~> Tttesday Pomeroy Order of Eastern Star will meet Tuesday, 7:45 p.m. , at the Masonic temple. Vanna B. Samples Vanna B. Samples. 85, Mason, W Va., died Saturday m Sl M ar y's Hospital, Huntington, W Va, fo llowing a short illness Born J une 17, 1901, in Procious, W Va., she was the daughter of the late George S. and Anna N Procious Paxton She was preceded In death by her husband, Amos M Samples, In 1971, and by two brothers and one sister Surv tvmg are two daughters, Mrs Hazel Stephens. Fayette ville, Ohio, and Mrs Bett y Pauley. Mason, two sons, Harold Samples, Cross Lanes , W Va , and F'rank Samples, Marysville M tch , two sisters, Vesta Tho m as Vi ctor, W.Va . and Calla Seaton, Char leston, W Va , one brother, Russell Pax ton, Cross Lanes, and 12 granchildren and 20 great -gra ndc htldren She wa s a mt>mber and charter m ember of the F'at th Bapltst Church , Mason, an d a charter m ember of the F'trst Southern Bapttst Church, Pomerov Services wttt"be ~dnesday at 1:30 p m at the F'allh Bapltst Church, Mason, with the Re v Jerry Scott offtctatmg Buna l wtll be tn Ktr kland Memona l Gardens F'ncnds mav rail at Foglesong Funeral Hom e. M a so n, on Tuesday !rom 7 9 p m and one hour pr tor to servt ces Wednesdm at th e church Eldon C. Blakf' EMS unils respond to 11 calls Sheriff lifts Area deaths Patrol i~sues citations A Middl0por t woman was ci ted for failure to control by the Galila Meigs Post of the Ohio Highway Patrol i n a two-vehicle acc tdent on Ohjo 7 Saturday Ttoopcrs sa td Came M Young, 21, was nor thbound at 2· 32 p m when a vc htclc ahead of hers stopped to make a left turn onto Ohto 2~ t You ng was unable to stop, went l eft of center and col ltd!'d Wllh a south bounri vehic le driven by MelvinE Cross. 62, Rt l. L,mgw tlle Both 'ehtclrs weer slight I\• damaged, the patrol sa id Th<'l(' was a two -car accident on Ohto 7 In Salisbury I"" 11 sh1p :v!t·tgs Count\, ,,ccordtng to the Gal ha·Metgs Post of the Stal(• Hi ghway Patrol Hcril<'rt l Gra te, 4:i, of Pomeroy, was going north on Ohio 7 at h p m Sunday. the pa trol satd As he anempted to pass a truck dnvrn bv Donmc Stone, 21, of Mtddleport. at the intersection of Co unt y Road 70, Stone turned to go on th e count y road, str iking CraH·'s vc htclc, the pa!JOI sa td . StonP "as rllrd for not having a dnvcr's license and tmproper lan1 chan ge Mo~da~ Eldon C Blake. >7, of Ohto 124 Reedsville dted F'ttday at High ' land District Hospttal in Htgh land Count y M r Blake wa s bOJ n m Metgs Count y, a son of Rev . E ldon H Bl ake of Reedsville and the l ate Har net t Hull Blake He was an electrician and bPionged to the Elertrtctans' · Un ton Local 367, Eas ton Pa and Eden Un lled Brethren Church In Reedsvt lle. In addition to hts lather, h0 ts survtved by hts wife. Hellen Blake, th ree daughters and sons-In-law, Shrlla and Gene Fields of Palatka, F'la , Jewell and Randv Whil e of Satsuma. F'la anti Angel and Jtmmv Rucker of Long Bollom, one daughter , Ltela Blake of Ur· bana one son and daughter 111 law, Rtcky and Sally Blake ot Re0d.vtlle, one daughter tn law . Sonw Blake Bai l<'y of Pal atk a. F'la ; one stsler. Mrs. Raymond IVivtan l Eubanks ofSprmgflrld , one brother and sister-in-l aw Harold and Rosie Blake of Greenft eld : 10 gra ndchildren. severa l nler<'s and nephpws and a spec tal frtend E thel Cox Besides his mother . he wa s preceded In dea th b:, tw o son&. Randy and Sonnv, and tw o brothers, Orva l and Ervan S!'rvices will be 2 p.m. Tuesday at Ed0n Un ited Brrlh ren Church with R0v Robert Sa nders olft cwling Bunal wil l be tn Eden C!'m<'IPI\ F'nends may ca ll at White F"uneral Home in Coolv tl le after I p m toda y tMondayJ wllh the family present from 2- ~ and 7 9 p m ,a nd at the church for on<' hour pnor to serv ices. Margart'l Paynt> F'ormet Metgs Count y tcstd0nl Matgatet Patrtr k Payne, 70, of 20 E lm St , Winfield. W.Va., cf~d Sund.ty at Holzer Mcdtql Center m Ga l lipolis A ~q memakc t , she wa s born March 10, 191i In \. ti es W Va , to the late Edward and Cora Bra n ham Patrick. She was a member of th0 Protestant faith Survlvm s meJu de four daugh· tet·s. Mrs. Robert Morns of Racme Mt s Pau l Pet er son and Mrs. Carrol l Ztckefoose of North Rldgev tl le und Mrs. Jerry Crook of Cl oth ier , W Va, six sons, lames Payne of Scott D<'pot. Charles Ha rold Jr and John Pay ne. of North Ridgeville; Joe Pay ne of Lak0, W Va.. and Rob011 Payne of Winfield. W Va , 28 gra ndchildren and 10 gl"l,.a t gt andch iidt·en, th ree SIS· lers, Lor0nc Cochran' and Ruby Keith, of Chesapeake, W Va and Anne Ra msey of F'ort Worth. Texas She was pt erected in death by her hu sband, Harold H. Payne. in 1984 Services will be 11 a m. Tuesda v at the Winfield Bapttsl Chu rc h In Winfield, W Va., with Rev E tTed) Wall offi ciati ng Burial will be in Letart F'alls Cemete1 y In Letart Falls. Ohio. F'rlends may call lrom6-9 tonlght at the Chapman & Erskin Fun eral Home In Wtnfield. • HEREFORD CAnLE SALE 39 Head Cows and Calves Bulls - Heifers April 10, 1987-7:30 P.M. Jackson Co. Livestock Market Falrplain, W. Ya. Sponsored by Jadlson Co. Htrtford Assn. Call NoriH Pursley 304·195-3514 for catalog. repat r lines wit-h a minimum amount of traffic. The state ot emergency was lifted at 12 noon Sunday. Fortunately tempera! urcs rose on Sunday, causi ng much of the snow to melt and worker s apparently dtd well m cleanmg roads throughout the county since all three school dtstncts, Eastern, Southern and Meigs, were open for classes Monday mornmg It was at first thought lhat secondarv roads would not be in condition l or school bus Vma Mae Batley, 87. of Hem lock Grove, formerly of Reeds· ville, dted Sunday al Veterans M emorial Hospital Born in Hockmgport, she \vas a daughter of th e late Wt!liam and Marv Trtbbtt Buchanan. She was a homemaker and a member of I he Joppa Church. Su rvtvors include one daugh ler, Retha Da y of Coo!vtlle, Jwo brothers, George · Buchanan of Hockingport and Wilham Bucha· nan of At hens; four grandchild ren; stx' grea t gr.andcht!dren and three gr eat great gra ndchildren She wa~ preceded in death by her husband, Winfield, in 1982: one daughter, Ailee Barnhouse; three sisters, Zo na Lee, Retha Ktmes and Lottte Chutes, an d one brother, Lloyd Buchanan. Ser vtces will be 2 p m Wedn es day at the Whtte Funeral Home •n Coolville Wit h bunal m Metgs Memory Garden F'riends may rail al the funeral home from 2 4 and 7-9 p m on Tuesday. organizations In both 1787, and 1937, an ox-drawn Conestoga wa gon and several horses accompanied the group This year, a wagon, oxen and drlve1 have been located, but lhe group has not been abl e to ratse sufficient funds to htrc I hem. The 1937 trtp was finan ced bv the federal government. the one thai begin s In July IS brtng done by vo l~nt eers . " We have been operat mg pretty much on our own so far," savs Pugh, a profess or of htstory at Palm Beach Junior College tn F'lorlda " However , we arc begmning to rec0i ve donal tons and other offers of assi stance " Pugh satd a nattonally known Dt Sa ll y E Schaaf. 54 , 225 E St,a t'' St , Athens. professor of spectal educa tiOn at Ohto Univer sit y, 1968-86. and a former res td en t of Mtddleport. died Sunday at the Htckory Creek Nursmg Center following an ex tended tllness D1 Schaa f was born m Mtddlc port, a daugh ter of the late Dr. George S Schaaf and the tate E lca nm Sa nsbur:, Schaaf. She 1ecetved her B .S degree tn educatton m 1957 and taught in the Northwestern Local School Dtstncl, Metgs County, 1957 67 She tecetved her Ma ster's De· gc ec in 1968 and her Doctorate Degree 1n 1976 at Ohio UntverSttv. Ohio weather South Central Ohio Tomght, rain 9r dnzzle hkely Low in the upper .10s Nort hwest wmds 5 to 15 mph, Chance of ram is 60 percent Tuesday, decreasmg clouds Htgh near 55 . Ohio Extended Forecast Wednesday through Friday F'air throughout the penod wtth highs between 55 and 60 1 Wednesday and bclween 60 and 65 Thursday and Friday The low all three da ys wil l br between 35 and 40 ' She was a member ofSt Pa ul's Catholic Church and served two terms of offtcc w tt h the Athens Coun tv Board ol Mental Retarda · t ton She wa s a member and past pres tdent of the Athens County Senior Clltzens Advtsory Board. a membm of the i\ssot'tatwn or B ust ncss and Professional Women and Orlla Kappa Gamma Sorortt> D1 Schaaf was an organizer of works hops an d semmars for specia l educa ti on teac hers across Oh to ;lnd served as a co nsullant for numerous spcctal projerls particularl y in specwl education ftelds. Bes tdes her patent s, she was pr0cedeel m death by a brother Jon Mass of Chnsttan Bu nal wtll be at lfl a. m. Wednesday at St Public Notice ex.ecutive 900,261 Human Sorv1cos .. 2 ,861 .969 Conservat•on· Recreatton ' .. ' 24.958 Miscellaneous 176 1 B6 Capital Outla ~ 3,500 Bond Pnnclpal Payment 22 309 Note Principal Payment . 26,027 TOTAl DISBURSE· MENTS . .. , 7 ,371155 Exc. Recpts. Over (Under) Oisb , c• t793 ,084) Operating Transfers;...ln , ... , . . 603,96t Operat1ng Transfers· Out . .. . · 173,637 Other Financing Sources .... . 331.389 Other Financing Uses .......... 68,748 TOTAl OTHER FtN SOURCES ... ... 698.966 Excess Rcpts / Sources Veteran!j Memoria I Sa turd ay Admtssions - Tho ma s Crow, Pomerov. Paul M t· chacl, Pomeroy Sa turd av Dtschargcs- Art hur Ban· Su ndav Ad mtsstons - Grace Holter, Rac mr. Man Bonecut · tcr. Middleport , Oano Longstreth Mtddlepor t Sunda y Dischat ges - Joshua Casto. HUBBAR.DS GREENHOUSE SYRACUSE 992-5776 Now Open for Spring Season Bridge Closing Spedal VEGETABLE PLANTS $J PEl DOlEN PACK $7 50 PEl FLAT FLOWERING PLANTS · S1 PEl SQ. PK. S750 PEl FLAT Permits 78,087 TOTAl RECEIPTS 78,087 DISBURSEMENTS Personal Servtces . . . . 61 .186 Contract Servtces . 1 3 173 TOTAl DISBURSE· MENTS ... 74,363 EJCc. Recpts Over {Und er) Oisb 3,723 Operat1ng Transfers· In t49 Operating Transfers· Out 2tt E.11.cess Rcpts / Sources Over (Under) Disb and Other Uses .3,661 Fund Cash Balance 4,849 Jan 1 . "86 Fund Cash Balance Dec 31 . "86 . 8,510 AGENCY FUNDS Operating Transfers .. . .. , 1.t52,934 In Opera'lmg Transfers Out . . . . 242,392 Other Fmancmg Sources 12.433,234 Other Financing Uses 13.t64,046 TOTAL OTHER FIN , SOURCES . (730. 812) Exc. Rcptl / Sources · Over (Under} 01sb and Other Uses . .. t 79,730 Fund Cash Balance Jon. 1 . ' 86 ... .. 252,912 Fund Cash Balance Dec. 31 . '86~ . 4~2.642 TOT RECEIPTS Tues .. . .. ... .... 1.0 q,571 , Shrubbery or Fruit Trtts, mony varieties; Easter Potted Flowen in many varieties; Geraniums, Violets & Hanging Baskets. OJMin 9· 5 Dall , Sunda 1·5 Public Notice Licenses and Public Notice Charges for Serv1ces 711.274 Licemes and Permtts .. . 3, 175 Fines and Forfettures .. 78,598 Intergovernmental Rece1pts .... 1 991 ,455 All Other Revenue 2 .830,085 TOTAl RECEIPTS . , 6.666 . 158 DISBURSEMENTS legislattve and Executtve . 900 ,261 Judtcial. . .. 339 ,385 Public Safety 339. 894 Public Works 1.501 ' 6t 4 Health , . .. t . t75,072 Human Servtces . 2. 86t . 959 Cons.,rvationRecreatton . 24, 958 Miscellaneou s 176, 186 Capital Outlay , .. . 3. 500 Bond PrinCipal Payment , .. .. .. 22, 309 Note Prmc tpal Payment ' 26. 027 Dec. 31. '86 .. .. 147,335 Fund Cash Balance Cash on Hnd 1.186,386 1.283,648 less Outstanding TOTAl BALANCE 1. 185,386 Assessed ValuatiOn , 198.987,216 lns1de 10 M1ll . , , . 4 30 OuiSide 10 M1ll . 5 85 Est1matad Population . , , .. 23,641 I certify th•s report to be correct and true, to the best of mv knowledge Wilham R. W•ckline, Auditor P 0 . Bo. 551 Pomeroy , Ohio 45769 , 614 -992 2698 3 / 24 /' 87 Revenue Shar~ng Report is Ava•labla at the County Aud1tors Off1ce at publica - tion 1416. ttc Personal Services 6t .i 86 Contract Serv1ces . 1 3. 178 TOTAl DISBURSE · MENTS . . . 7 ,445,518 Ex c. Recpts Over {Un der) Oisb ..... . )789 ,361) Operating Transfers In . , .... 1.767,044 Operattng Transfers -" Out . . . .. 416 ,240 Other Fmencmg Sources , . 12,770 .623 Other Fmanc1ng Uses. . 13,232 ,794 TOTAL OTHER FIN 878,633 SOURCES Exc Rcpts / Sources Over ( 1 nder) D1sb and Other Uses ..... 89.272 Fund Ceeh Balance Jan 1,' 86 , . 1. 096.114 Fund Cash Balance, ~"' Doc 3t. "116 .. 1,t85,386 Rea. for Encumb. CAU TOU flEE 1·100·237·7716 326 W. I ... Stntt, Public Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY ~n March t 8, 1987, 1n tho Me~g~ County Probata Court, Case No 25450. Mabel Hannah c / o Suqn l Gwinn Gwtnn & Wallace, 77 Nonh Court Street, Athens. Oh1o 45701c.~ IIVas appomted Executrut of the estate of Wade Smth Hannatl. deceased. ltte of Route 2, Box 184A, AI bony Oh•o 45710 •• Robert E 8uck . • Probate Judge lena K NeSielroad, Clerk Ill 23, 30. 141 6 3tc .....rJ. • . DiaM t. McVey, M.A. RING AID CENTER '"9100-5•ns. 01. Slit. Dail~ , . . 6U·594-3571 M0-12110 Vol 36. No 235 Copyrighted t987 Numllt'r 636 PI{:K-4 7270 at y en tine • Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday. April 7. 1987 Variable cloudiness tonight, with u low between 35 and 40. Partly cloudy Wednesday, wllh highs near 55. The prohahillty of preclpllatlon Is near zt•ro tonight and Wedn••· day. 2 Sections, 24 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia In c New spaper . Negligence suit decision favors Meigs Local A judgment favormg the Meigs Local School Dtstrict has been given In a $3.8 mlllion negligence suit which was !lied against Meigs High School teacher Tom Werry , the school board , Supertnt0ndent Dan Morris and administra tor s Jim Miller and Fen ton Taylor, on behalf of Robert Sisson Jr , a mmor, by his mother, Iva Si sson. The lawsutt. flied May 1985 m Metgs County Common Pleas Court, alleged negligence on the part or auto mechantcs teacher Werry In all, :l4 separale claims were contained In the complaint, which alleged Werry's neghgence tn supervtsmg students durmg cla ss Th e complaint alleged that Sisson , an unhcensed driver, was allowed to move a parked truck away from the entrance to the auto mechanlcs' area at the school, and th at because of Sisson's lack of driv ing experien ce, the tru ck slid on the pavement and struck a parked car, which was then pu shed Into another vehicle. The sul1 furthet· alleged that Werry failed to dtscover or rem'bve several bottles of beer from a car taken to the mec hanics' cl ass for repair, und that because of Wet n 's alleged negligence m th ts regard , Si sson and several other student s opened the beer Stsson was expelled from school because of the mctdent. In written conclusiOn to the co url, at torney for the school dlstnct , James D. Sillery, of th e law . ltrm of Mollica. Gall. Sloa n & Sillery C<J. Athens. charged that the platn ttffs "bt oughl forth no evidence to support any claim" for damages, and that Hobert Stsson Jt , · through his own negligence and misdeeds, ts the cause of the problems comp iamcd of in the· platn tt!fs' complaint " · Stl!erv furthet sta ted I hat the cou tl "should not engage In second guess mg Board of Educa 11on policy that has been st n ctiy followed f01 many years." • Based on written ma let lals and arguments of counsel, Hocking County Common Pleas Judge ' .Jam es E Stilwell, who was assigned to lhe rase when Meigs County Com mon Pleas Judge Charles Kntght stepped down, sustained the defendants' moti on for summary judgmenl i\s far as th<' court Is concer n0d, the summary judgment from St ilwell ends Meigs Local's lnvolvment In the lengthy ac tion, according to defens0 at tornev Slllcry . However, platnllffs could appeal the judgment , Slllcry satd A third-part y complainant In the acllon, Stevie B Coleman. whose car was damaged by the truck Stsson moved from the au to mechanics ' entrance. enl et·ed the case for damages from Sisson, as WE'll as th e defendants named above Coleman's lnvolvmcn t In the ease is still pendlngsaldSillery . Residents asked not to walk· on bridge Salvage crews lift capsized British ferry from seabed ZEEBRUGGE. Belg ium (UP]) - A fl otilla of mar ine sa lvage vessels today lift ed, mch by-Inch, the Brit tsh ferry Herald of F'ree E nt erprise from th0 sea bed where II capsized 32 davs ago, leav ing at least 134 people dead or mi ssing A small trail of oil lea ked from • the hol d as the supers lr ucture, foremast an d part of the bridge were hfled abou t 15 feet above the bottom wh ere the 435-foot ferrv had been lying on Us port st de about ooe mtle out side the pori of Zeebrugge "' The slick wa s qutckly con tat ned by a ru bber boom put tn place by two 'i.ttendant tugs " The heavtes t part Is vi rtual ly over," said Paul Goorls of the Belgian salvage co mpany URS at mtdday "We will do It in the lime we had foreseen. 1 expect another four hOurs or so " Gooris spoke as the ship was slowly l tfted to a list of75degrecs ftom tis 100 degree position on . arownea In the dtsas ter, though the sea bed. Daniel Kaakebeen. a spokes· British offtcials have said the to ll man fo r the main salvage com - could reach 194. On ly 61 bodies pany Smit Tak, said the sea was have been recovered. As soon as "the shtp Is nghted, ca lm . with a gentle breeze posing ~ ' no tmtlal probl em s to th e expert s said they would Inspect salvage. Its stability Then Belgian and Three gtan t lloatmg cra nes, Brlllsh teams will be allowed to the l argest more than 300 feet sea rch for bodtes, a process that hi gh, and tw o winch barges co uld last two or three days. anchored to the sea floor were Th e shipping company Town used simultaneously to pull th e send Thoresen. ow ner of the ship upward by steel ca bles vesse l, said 543 people were aboard when the Herald of F ree welded to It s hull Search teams stood by to board Entcrpnse went down and 409 lhe ship and hunt lor victims ' were rescued . bodtes trapped tn the vessel Six ty-one bodi es were recoAbout 175 ya rd s of nt'ls were vered and 73 people wer e missing posllioned around the ship to and presumed drowned - their bodies believed trapped In the prevent bodtes or cargo from floatmg away flooded hull of the capslwd vessel. The Herald of Free Enterpnse ca psized March 6, just minutes British authoriltes , however. after leaving Zeebrugge on a trip have disagr eed wtth these fig· lo Dover. England. · ures: Pollee In Kent. ct llng Belgian authorities and the missing persons report s. esti· ship's owner listed 1:!4 people male)33 people are missing dead or mlssmg and presumed ' Ohio EPA director resigns from cabin.et CO LUMBUS fUPll - Gov . Rt chard F Celeste has lost hts second Cabinet offi cer In the past week. Warren W Tyler, dir0ctor of the Ohio Envtro nmenl aJ· Protection A~en cy for the last two years, resigned Monday, effective May 15 Developmr nt Dtrector C"larence "Doc"' Pa)l'itcki an nounced l ast week he, is retu rning to To ledo in July to assume the directorship of an Edtson Center co nducti ng re· searc h on Int egra ted manufact urinR. Celeste accf'p ted "wilh r0 gret" the resignation of Tyler , 42 who wil l be "'purs uing new career opport untttes "' A former vtce president of State Savings In Columbus, Ty lrr was appomted director of the Ohio Depart m<'nt of Commerce by Cel este In 1983 He ~crved there until F"ebru ary 198.'i , shor tly before the Home State Savings Bank scandal broke, when he was moved to the EPA to fill a vaca ncy. Tyler , had no cxperi<'nce In the environmental lield. Ce10sle sai d he wa nted Ty ler's strong managem ent capabtll· grid.., hlmseU on co llector of unusual thlnf!ll. Tbls child's walker dateH back to 1800s. II features sprlnf!ll on leather straps, which hold th~ seal, allowlhg a toddler to bounct• up and down, antl'a tray lor toys or trt•als. With the exception ol the springs and the leather •traps, wood Is the only material used. Even lht• wheels ar<• madcolwood. . t98,282i Experience, dependability, and the professional approach ~ that's what you need to help solve your hearing and·that's what you get at Diles. There is no need to settle for less! Set us each Wednesday P.M. at Holzer Clinic in Gallipolis DILES ·Ohio Lottery (Contmued !rom Page 1) shoe company wt ll provtde their walking shoes, serviCe and hlstoncal cl ubs will furnish their meals and lodgmg and boating clubs ha ve offered th eir equip· ment and ser vices Thts year , w hen the caravan leaves Hamilton, Mass , some spouses and oth er famil y members will accompany the self styled "mature pioneers," dr iving vehi cl es to tr an sport baggage and furmsh rides if needed Another member of the group -Ri chard Cour age of Ipswich ralls the trek a c hallenge. "It's a challenge Even at our aver age age of 70-plus, at hear t w<''re sttll adventurous guys,· he sa td. 'In a different way, tht s year's trek ts JUSt as challenging as the ear her ones " "''II Over / (Under) Oisb and Other Uses 194,1 191 Fund Cash Balance Jan 1. "86 .. , 838,353 Fund Cash Balance Oec 31. '86 ... 744 234 Res for Encumb , Dec 31 , ' 86 ... t 47 335 PROPRIETARY FUNDS RECEIPTS Reds wallop Montreal in season opener -Page 3 '' Paul's Catholic Church wtlh Fat her Pal nck Ga ughan offtrtat · tng Burial wtll be tn the West Mam Street Cemetery , Athens F'ricnds may ca ll at the Hughes F'uncra l Home, 168 Morns i\ve. Athens, from 2 4 and 7 9 p.m. Tuesdav. Rosary servtces b0 at 7 Tuesday evening al the fu neral home . In lieu of flowe~s. lnends may co ntribute to a specta l schola•· shtp fund being es tabltshed tn her memory. Donations arc to bC' sent to Ohio University Fund, P 0 Drawer 869, Ath ens, Ohto 457111 and checks should be marked that the contnbutwns arc for the Sally E Schaaf memonal scholallOhtp fund Public Notice Judic1ol 339,386 Pubhc Safety . 339,894 Pubhc Works t 501 ,814 Health . . . . . 1 .176,072 travel on Monday morning. However, none or the distric ts reported any major pr oblems. Officials reported numerous 1nctdents of cars skidding of! roads, and branches and trees downed manyc times across roadways Th is morning the snow was continuing tts melting processes and" some restdent s indicated concern ,over flooding. The O,hlo Rtver Is on the rise, a spokesperson at Pomeroy Vi llage Hall reported 'Group schedules ,pr. Sally S.. haaf CASH BASIS COMBINED ANNUAl FINANCIAl REPORT FOR THE FISCAl YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 3t , 1986 MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO "'THIS IS AN UNAUDITED FINANCIAl STATEMENT" GOVT TYPE FUNDS RECEIPS Taxes , 1 ,041 ,571 Charges t or Serv1cos 633, t 87 L1 censes and Permits 3,175 Fln es and 78 ,69B Forfe1tures Intergovernmental Receipt s . 1,991 .455 All Other Revenu e 2 . 830 085 TOTAL RECEIPTS . .6 578 .07t DISBURSEMENTS · Lag1slative and tCori tinu ed from Page 11 companr work(•rs a chanr r to Vina M. Bailey April 6. 1987 ties at the EPA Ty ler gained the repu tation as a thrifty administrator when he brough t the agency In under budget des pit e tight fisca l constra int s by th e Legislature. "Director Tyler has demonstrated strong leadership and management skills In per· forming effectlvetr tn two very d!lferenl departments." said C'eleste. " He has streng thened administrative proce· dures and operatlng stand · ar ds ol the EPA whli<'J bringing a greater sense of professionalism t o th e agPncy. '' Testimony by a Commerce Department examiner during a state legislative InvestigatiOn had Tyler warning Home State ow ner Mar vi n L Warner In 1983 about the Impending collapse, but Warner told him to be quiet about it . Tyler, In his sworn testlm· ony, denied the Incident and said he n<'Ver spoke to the governor about Home Stafe's rlangerou s Involvement with ESM Government Securities. Inc. , Fort Lauderdale, whi ch brouRht the Ohio thrill down. Pomeroy· Council plans acti.on ori sewage improvement plan By NANCY VOACHAM Answers to the questions 12 workshop In Col umbu sr0gard Sentinel Stall Writer shou ld clari fy arras of the plan , lnga$1 million downtown rev !t al· Pomeroy Village Council pl ans wh ich were unc l e~r to EPA !zal to n gra nting program to art at tis next meeting on an resptescnla l ii'CS th rough th e Ohio Departm ent of Ohio E nvironmenta l Prot ection Once the Improvement plan Is Development's Office of Local Agency required com prehenstve approved by counct l. EPi\ wil l Gowrnment Serv ices The maxi· pl an for Improvements to the ·perform an PI'Onomic ana lvs ls: l t o mum grant al lowa ble under the village sewage system. detcrminctheaffordablllt; '!{.lprogram v.ou ld be $100,000, re Council co nsid ered accepti ng projec t. according to Montgo ortrd Walton. The workshop Is the plan during Monday nigh t's mery 's letter clog held tot•xptaln lhegrantln g regular meeting, but opted in AlthouRh act ual enactment of qulremen ts to potential appll· slead to wall unlll the April 20 the plan would be ex tremely 't'anl s and communities Inter· m('('t!ng. expensive for the village, Counci l cs ted in applyi ng 1 lor grant A Jetter from Joann Montgo money shou ld sC'nd a represe nt a· feels It has no choice bu 1to accept mery. Ohio EPA dlstrlcl rcprc the plan at Its next meet ing, once 11ve to the meN ing she ad ded. senta llve, to th e village Board of the addi tional Information rci\llhough ae'l'O rdlng to Walton. Pub)lc Affairs, wa s read at las t quested by EPi\ 's question na ire counell ts "extrem0l y pleased" night' s meeti ng. is obtained by Will with new co dified ordinance In her Jetter. Montgomery If EPA docs a financial ana ly· book s prepared hy thr WaltN asked for a report on the statu s of si s or village funds . It v, !l i see OraneCo.Cicvcland .•llaroslof a questionnaire regarding the there is no excess money, sal~ $8.000, the board decided not to proposed Improvement plan Councilma n ,Jo hn Anderson . enter Into a contract with the• Council received lhe question· Anderso n "added lhat he didn't compa ny fot updati ng of th e naire on Jan 21, and then turn ed think EPA could fotcc the vii lag<' book s Council !ee ls they can It over to Engineering Asso· Into a situation It couldn't aflord . upda tr Otdlnanr•·s as nccessarv. elates, Woos ter, the lirm which Council instructed Walton to rat her than pay $500a year to th e prepared the proposed plan for lmmedlate•Jy forward th0 nearly Clevelan d firm the village Accordi ng to Walton, complet ed queslionnaire to In other matt0rs. c·ouncl l the engineers have answered 10 Montgomery, with an ex plana· tabled a reques t from Middleport of the 12 quest ions on the form. tlon that Information on the two Mavor F'rr'<l Hoffman for !!nan· The remaining ques tions deal remaining questions wil l b<> cia! hel p In rais ing the local with pumping and treatment of match ing funds needed to conforthcoming as soon as possible sludge and mu st be answered by Council Is hoping to send a tlnu e govern ment subsid ized lax! Reed Will of the vtllage Board of representative to the April II and service within the two vi llages . Public i\ffalrs. Walton sa id. Malden-Jenkins Construction Co , contrac tor for repairs to the Pon')eroy-Mason Brld~e. reports problems with pedes trian traffic on the slructure. Because of the unsaf<' eondl: tlons or the pedestrian walkway across the bridge, .Jay Malden, co nstruetton company supervisor. warns that anyone crossing the walkway or loitering around the work area will be prosecuted . Kenny Buckley, Ohio Depart ment of Transporlallon supervl· sor at the repair site, Pr.hoed Malden's request that pedeslrl· ans refrain from using the brldg<'. Buckley noted that signs and barricades a·re up, and that walkers are having to erawl under an 8 loot·wldc lilting beam at the end of the bridge on the Ohio side. Tht> ruils arc down In the area of the lifting beam, crea tin g a dangerous situa tion for unauthorized people. Buckley sai d I he walkway had bel•n lelt In pla ce lor usc by workers, however, the walkway will probably be taken out sooner than necessary If thai' s what It takes to get people to stop walking across the bridge. If pedes trian s persis t In using the br idge, Buckley satd supervl· sors on the Job will have no r0coursc but to rPquesl law enforcement authorities to begin making arrests Meanwhile, In regard to con · struct ion progress, Buckley re· porte'd this morning that the fl ooring or the first span on the Ohio side Is almost co mpletely removed On Thursday or Frl· da y, !he end of st ructure will be lift ed with jacks, and work will th en proceed on the pier under· neath which mu" be replaced .· Workers arc now on the job five days a Wf'Ck f or 10 11 hours per pay . Sa turd ay's snowfall prevented workers from beginning a six-day-a -week schedule but Buckley sai d the stx -day srhe· dule will start soon. Onre thr stru cture Is II !l ed and the pier Is down. workers will then be~ln working a nigh t shill. Buck lry sa ld The Ohio [)~part men I of Transportation rrpalr co ntrac t ralls for reopening thl' bridge ' In four months Curley trial prosecution assails psychologist's conclusion GALLIPOLIS - A psycholo· Gallipolis. Is charged with gtsf's co nrluslon that William murder and aggravated ,arson In Oliver Curley was so depressed connection with the Dec. 21, 1986 and uncaring about himself thai • fire that swept through the r!'ar he readily confessed to set ting ol the Kemper Hollow Road mobile home he shared with his the fire that killed his mother was 81-yea r-old mother, Noldie E. attacked by the prosecution Monday In Curll'y's tria l in Gal! Ia Curley . Mrs Curley died of C.ounty Common Pleas Court. smoke Inhalation and thermal burns In lh<' fire, which the Dr. L.D. McClanahan or Athens maintained tha t he be· prosecution contends was set by llcved Curley was under psycho· William Curley. logical stress on Dec. 22, 1986, "We are dealing with a fellow when he made an oral confession. who is under a tremendous amount of psychological pain and was still under stress and suffering from memory dlstor· and <'motional turmoil," McCian· tlon when McClanahan tested ahan said under questioning by him over a three-hour period on defense co-counsel William Dean Conley. March 30. McClanahan was one of the Difficulty remembel'lllfl witnesses called by Curley's Curley's condition , McCiana· han said, stemmed from long· defense after the prosecution rested Its case. Curley, 64, Rt. 4, term depression and trauma • over his mother 's dea th, the lire and the loss of num erou s per sonal possessions In the fire. " Under these stressful condl· tlons, he wouldn ' t care II he signed a confession or not," McClanahan said, quoting his report on.Curley. McClanahan said that when he spok<' to Curley. Curley had difficulty remembering sign lng a confession. He also repudiated slgnlng,a confession, McC!ana· han added. Assistant Prosecu lor Brent A Saunders seized upon that point, pointing out that there never was a signed confession. The document entered In evidence was a transcript ol a tape recorded confession Curley made to she· rllrs and arson Investigators on - . Dec 22. Under cross exal)l inatlon, M cClanahan revealed th at he did not have a copy of the confession at the ti me he conducted his tests " I 'm not sure If It was availa· blc," he said " I would have liked to have had It " Sa und ers also attacked McClanahan's conclusion on me· mory la pse, pointing to a section of the confession In which Curley, under questioning, retailed that he allegedly set the fire In the kitchen and put the matches he allegedly used back in his pocket McC lanahan agreed that state· men! and others In the confession were Incriminating, but held fast to his belief that Curi<'Y made the conlesslon under the stress of being questioned by authorities and his low mental state. Conley p rc•~ nt ed the d0tensr's Leading question• " I bel ieve th is man's been opening statrmrnt - dcfrrred depressed for a very long lime," from last Wednes day, when the he said. " I think he's been trial began - and said thr emotionall y disturbed for a long defense would prove Curley not guilty ,by esiahlishlng th<' dati' time." Conley we nt over sections of and ttme of the fire, the time of the con!esston with McClanahan. Mrs. Curley's death and th at The psychologist agreed with Curley did not sci the fire. Conley then ca lled three wit Conley 's contenlion that the questions asked ol Curley were nesses -·Bcvrrly Crous('. llNt v l eading. Saunders asked McC!a n· Sullivan and E ddie Doplc, all ahan II he kneYi that those employees of the Econo Lodgr questions were asked to con firm M~t el on U.S..15- to testify that a co nfession thai Cu rley had .. they saw Curley at the motel made orally some 10 m [nut~s around 9 a. m. on th<' day ol the prio( to the taping M cClana han fire. Th e lire, according to previous testimony, Is belteved said he did not. Qu ~ Uonlng" centered on the to have begun shortly after 9 on confession alter Conley sought to that morning Crouse said she saw C'urlev es tablish, wllh McC lanahan's throw his room key Into &tt y tes timony, the credlblllly of the on Page 81 ' (Continued confession J � 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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