http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e092860fb66e4571f5ad1706ab605f42.pdf b5d6ad59ef488630e008400c2d07496a PDF Text Text 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 �. ' .• ' . . '' . Page-2- The Daily Sentinel Pc:~rneroy-Middleport. Ohio· Tuesday, April 7. 19~7... ,Commentary Watch out for a new crisis: Import -English! Take about a trade war and .Prolectionl sm , Everyo ne is. wha1 with.Japanese micro-chips and Reagan 's la rrlffs. Will high . . . 1arnffs sa ve Amencan jobs or r· 1 A ·1 · , a se m~• can pnces. an trad e retnbution force fairer . 1ra d tng pra ct 1ces.' Good queslions. but they miss a key point : A secret Ira de war i s being d h E 1 wage upon 1 e ng ish ianguage. Fellow Amen cans . we n c ed p ro1 e c t i on, 1 f n ot pro tec t ionism~ ram sl ar ing incredulously at a 1ov that recentl y arrived in my · DEVOTE D T O T ilE I NTERESTil OF TH E MEIGS-MASON AREA f""'r"'\..._J ~._._-,- ~ rr-t.=.od . ~v IJ=to c ROBERT L . Wl:'IIGETT Publishe r PAT WII ITEIIE t\D Assl•tant Puhiis hcr/ fontroller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager A M E.\1 FH\ H of Thr Unltf'd Press I nl Prna 1ion a I, rnland Daily Pres s Assoc la 1/on <.l nt~ t hC> i\mrrl can NC' w sp ~pc• r Puhll shcrs A,ssoclallon LFTTI·: rt:-; I W () PI N IO N ;1rf" Wf'lrome T h('y shou ld be lt•.lli!l t han 300 wQ rd ~ long . AII lr11 f' l''> <tr l' <;uhje· 1ro N.l Hlng and rnu sr br> sJg nC\l w J t h na me. ad drl'ss and I l'l c>['lh on r nu m hr-r :-ir1 un ~~~ tml II'll l'rs w tll hr- rn· bll!.hcd . L etter s should bi.• In 1 1 1 l lnit<·d Pres s lnh•rnational 1 1 'l'fJcl i iV i; Tu•·sda,·. April 7, ihl' 97th 'dal' ol 19R7 w ith 2~R to follow. · Tht' moo n i!-. ~ mov in g ;.~w<.J .\ ' from it ~ Ji rst qua r tc•r. Tht' m orn in):! s til r~ an • Mf'JT ur.v. V P n u ~ ..Ju pitrr vnd Sa tu r n. l ~IOH. Big ni~e ~n fourt~ W~ l t er to be a l aw. We screen Imports .x FREE 30 DAY I MONEY BACK GUARANTEE .I ON ANY HEARING AID : --- ---t-:------------ t i Win chell in Bellone Factory Freeh I H&R Block's tax preparers are work· ing every day and evening through April 15th. We're pledged to find you the biggest refund you're entitled to. This year get back everything you've got coming. 1 ~ FREE CLEANING AND FREE TUBES l On any make ol Hearing Aid (Lim II 2 Packages) l._ _____ _______ ____ .1._ _ _____ X Scoreboard ... H&R BLOCit THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE Majors 1 _ _futllo"...\I'!! J 618 EAST MAIN STREET, POMEROY Open 9 A.M,-6 P.M. Weekdays; 9-5 Saturday DR. RANKIN PICKENS' OFFICE 509 SOUTH THIRD AVENUE, MIDDLEPORT THURSDAY, AP~IL 9 FROM 9:00-2:30 P.M. tlirr•ctor l,.r.,ncis Co ppol <~ ;Jtlrl T V produ cN an<l hos1 Oavtd 1-'ro, t in l !t:l't w~· · ·l ~t. ;~n<i r01·k muoir ia n .J ohn Oa i<•s in 1949 tagr :JBt. :!.?yener SAFE AT HOME- Montreal's centerfielder, Reid Nichols (5) is safe at home as .Reds .catchcr Bo Diaz can't lind the handle on the hall during seeond innhig at'tlon ·of the · 1987 National League lid· lifter before a record opening day crowd at Riverfront Stadium in Cincinnati. Nichols scored on a double hy Alonzo Powell. The, Reds fell behind 4-1, then rallied to win, 11·5. (UPH • I I. does tn~~.. ch ildren arc unprotected from linguisti c pollulion . Wha1 we need. comrades, is a brulal trade commissar in charge of imporled · II f 1 1angu a,.ge: E specta y or oy Instruction s. 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Bul by I he fourth inning. the Reds had turned the calendar ahead to something like a July sizzle around hbme plate and on the basepath s. . Wilh Eric Davi s stealing second base twice and scoring two runs in a wild fourth inning that produced a dozen batters and nine.runs. the Reds routed the Expos 11·5. "It was an explosion. " Ci ncin· nali manager Pete Rose said the Reds scored 10 limes in one after the Reds battered thr ee inning against the New York Montreal pitchers In the fourth. Mets on May 4, 1985. "It was fun 1o see. Ni ne- run ."It seemed like that fourth innings don't come that allen ." inning took an hour and a half," "The Reds have fi repow er. " said Rodgers. " We just couldn't acknowleged .Montreal manager get oul of thai inning. 1 wasn' f Buck Rodgers. "We knew com- smart enough tofind a way out of ing in that th ey 're a good· hilling it ." club." After Youmans- who gave up A Ci ncinnati regu lar season seven runs In 3 and J-.11nningsrecord crowd of55,166, which had was repeatedly nailed tha t in · started to boo when I he Reds fell nlng, Rodgers tried -Campbell behind 4·0 aft er two innings. went and McGafflgan, but they al so wild as the home team turned a were Ineffective . "I uioughtlhe veteran !Camp5-2 deficit into an 11 -5 rau l in jus! a half· inning. bell) cou ld gel us out of !he jam. "I knew if Eric Davis go1 on, but it" didn 't happen," said he'd · gel the 55,1XJO Into the Rodgers. "Wha1 rrally hurts Is game," sa id Rose. that we knocked their s1arter Davis, in Jact . made two tTom Browning\ ou1 after threr compiNe tours of the basepaths innings a.nd were In co ntrol until in the fourth . the fourlh." . Davis opened_the Reds' bl g~o.;1 - "Browning. wh·o said he was tnntng In nearly two years wtlh a "nervous" in his first Opening walk off s1ar1er and loser.Fioyd Day sta rt. surrender('() fi ve runs Youma ns, stole second , took and right hil s in three horrible third on a groundou_t and scored innings . Gn a single by Bo Dtaz . "I hate to lake my_ Openin g Terry Francona. a form er Day slarter oul afler just 1hree Expo who went to the Reds' Innings. but Browning just didn't spnng !raining as a free agent. have his sluff" sa id Rose. "I followed wilh his first Cincinnati iftdn'lfeelconfidenthecouldhold hi t -a towering 2-run homer 1o them In 1hefourth andflfth. Bu1. r fell great abou1 our relievers. 1 right that tied the game 5-5. . Ron Oester walked and scored think we've go1 !he bes1 bu llpen alii he way from firs! .on a doubll' In the league." to lef1 by Paul 0 Net II. Kat After Browning lef1 , relievers Dan leis sl ngl~ off B ill C a mp ~ ll Bill Landrum. Frank Willi ams, to brmg In 0 Neill and Barry Ron Robinson and John Fran co Larkin slammed a 2- run homer blanked I he Expos. Landrum got to iel1. Dave Park<'r kept 1hr cred it for the win. Inning l(oing with a double and "I didn't have i1, but our seor<'d on DHis's in gle off Andy offense made up for a lot of my McGaffigan. Davis stole second, mistakes," said Browning . "Our took third on a groundou1 and offensr is in cred ible. il 's fun to scored on a wild pitch by walch." McGafflgan. Elsewhere. San Franci sco "That particular inning was edged San Diego 4-:1 In extra my lime, but we've got eight guys Innings and Houston nipped Los who contribut e," said Davi s. a Angeles 4-:1. ra re blend of speed and power, Giants 4, Padres 3 AI San Francisco. Chill n avis who wen! .1-for.:l wilh a homer. lwo singles and 1wo walks. "!I ll singled home Jeffrey Leonard th e hillers are Iough on this from second base wllh two outln team.' ' the 12th lnnln~ lo help San Said Francona. "(didn ' t know Fra ncisco spoil the majorhow good these guys were until I l eagu~ manal(ing debut of Larry got to spring tra ining wl1h I hem . Bow a. · 1 learned then I hat this l earn Astros 4, Dodge'" 3 could explode. That's exact ly At Houston, Jose Cruz belted a what happened today.' ' 1wo-out solo home run In 1he The nine-run inning was Ci n· sevenlh inning to snap a ~- 3 ti e cinnati' s most productive since and lift the ilslros. Ray Leonard comeback success; Hagler says he is not convinced By GERRY MONIGAN UPI Sports Writer LAS VEGAS, Nev . I UPI I What had appeared self· decep· lion has proved self- fulfillment. Ray Leonard convinced him· self he could succeed In his unlikely comeback attempt . and Monday night he convinced the j ud g~e ll. " I knew I could do It." the three-lime champion said after upsetting Marvin Hagler against sleep odds. "I'm a non· <·onformls1. This is ·In d efiance of CUTEIIAIL · POLISI REIOYEI I 01. 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"I really hate the fact that they took IP away ·from me and gave II to Sugar Ray Leonard, of all people. Blue Jays trip Indians in opener TORONTO (lJPlt - . lifter ov er and I cou ldn' t come In with slumbling out of the starling gate my curve beca usP it was no and never really gelling into last good," said Candiolti. "I stuck s~ason's pennant ral'e, th e To· wi th my knuckleball but 11 was ronlo Blue Jays are vrry cert- the worst knurkl eballl' vt• had in scious of I he need 10 jump out to a a long time." DuugJones relil'vrd·Candio11i quick start . but was equally lnrff~ctlve. With The club did justlha1 Monda y. handing I he Cleveland ind ians a runners at fir~t and SfiConrl . ancl 7-3defeat , In the firs! gameofl hr !he Infield pulled in for a bun!, rookir Ml ke Sharper son doubled 1987 baseball season. "April is going to be a real to !he lefl fi eld renee scoring critical month for us." said Lloyd Whitt and coiiPr ting his first Moseby, who had thr honor of maun; league hit . " 1 wa s puttin g a lot of press ure collecting the season's fir s! hiton myse lf to get tha i fir st hit," a fit's! lnn lngw;o lo homer off of Tom Ca ndi ot l~nd tal er lashed a said Sharpe rso n. ll'ho is succeed· ing the dcparled Dam a so Garcia two~ run bases loaded sln gir. "I n the A .L. Eas1 If you don 't al second ba se. " I 'm just glad il s get off to a good start. i t ra n be all over with ." lifter F'ernandrz foll owed over by thr beginning of May.' ' Sharperson with a walk !O load Also conscious of 1he need to I he ba ses. Most'by pulled 11 two· get off to ,1 good start 1vNe run single • .to rlgl\t. givi ng To· winning pitrh<'r .Jimmy KPy, 1· 0. who held 1h<• Indians to two runs ron to a 7-2 lc·mt. Mark E:i cll horn replacr<l K e;· in six innings, and Willi<' Up· lo star! tht' ci ~hth and worked shaw . who belted a solo homer . " I'l l tell .vou one thing, 1-0 is a tii'O innings . surrend ering a solo lot i)('lt('l' than o.:l with " 1:1.27 home•· 10 Cory Sny der . Tom ERA which I was la st year aftrr Hcnkr fini shed up with !I peri'E>ct my first six starts ," said Kry. ninth inn ing. who walked three batter s and Amerh'1Ut L<·agu<• lloundup struck out thre<'. PII r hlng and drfrn sr, two "I r~ a lly walllrd to grt th at long· tim<' Bait imorp trad emarks first wm out of lhewu y. Li!SI ~~e ar that desert ed thr Orioles last II took me until Ma .v 11 ." yrn r . I'Nlppf'u rPcl o n Opening Upshaw. who camC' within il Day of th r l 9B7 season . whisker of losing his startin g Mik e Bodcli ckc•r ;l nd Don Aa s<' fi rs! basema n's job In spring combined on a six-hitter· and first train ing. is eager to erase mem o· baseman Eddie Murray made a rles of Ia ~ I season 's ancml r ninC' kry defensive pla y In the clghlh homr runs . Inning Monday l o lead 1he Orioles "It's good to .hi t thr b11ll out ol to a 2- l triumph over the Tc xa~ the park in 1·our firs I a1 bti t." h<• 11 anger s In the managerial dcbu1 said. " Last year I probabl)' or f aI Rlpk r n St·. would ha ve pop(X'd out." Elsewhere In Op eni ng Day !I happy . bui rain -soaked. ~w lio n . !hC' Nr•w Yo rk Ynnkr0s Toronto crowd 40.404 saw the <'cigt•cl Detroit 2-1 In 10 Innings. Blue .lays ta ll y runs on <•ach of Milwaukee- stoppt'<l ctcfendln g their first threp hits. league champion nos ti' o-1 and In the bott om of the first r htcago nlppc·<l Kc ·sus City 5-4. Moseby drilled a two -out knu r · The other f r Am<• rlc~n kleball from Ca ndlottl. 11-l . OVCI' LNtgur clui" begin -play toclay . the :175-foot mar·k in right · renter Th<• deft'ndln g Wes tern chamfield to glvr Toronto a 1· 0 lead. pion C'a II forn 1:1 !I ng<:>ls host the The Blue .lays sn·etchcd their 'S<•alt lr Mariners and tho Oak· m~ r gl n to HI In the s<'ro nd land A's begin their season with a Inning. Upshaw opened wl1h a game in Minnesota agalns1 the homer over I he ri gh t field renee. Twins. and Ton)' Fernandez rlpprd a \ ' ankt•cs 2, Tl~-;t•rs I run-scori ng t l'iple. !I t Dclt·oi t. Ri cke;• Henderson Clevela nd pulled to :1-2 In the doutJied home Claudcll Waohln):l· fourth on Pa t Tabl er's 1wo-run ton wllh twooutln 1h<' lOth Inning homer. but Tor'onl o took a 4-2 to lift the Yank rr s over Drtrolt'. load In thr filth nn .lrssr Br<'"'''"' 3. U1•d SoK I Barfield's run -scoring double. !It Mllwaukrr, Robin Younl • Toronlo rx trndcd It s leHd 10 7·2 dmvr In two run s wilh a sl ngl<';;· In !he fifth . C'andiotti surren- :m'cl a doubll' Hn(l .Jim Ga ntn er~ dered a lead off doublr to Ern ie 11dd<•d thn' r hit s to il'ad Mllwau· Whit! Hnd walked rookie l"rrd kt'l' past Boston . ' McGriff bcforr heudln~ to th e showers. The 29-year-old knur kleballrr wa s credited with six ear ned ru ns on el~ht hit s, .~ ix of whic h wen! for ex tra basc•s. " I <·ou ldn' 1 ~rt my bes t pitch vr White eyes first campaign with Mountaineers MORGANTOWN, W. Va . tUP() - Terry While , a transfe r from Ohio Slate, says he is looki ng forward to his first season wllh the West Virl(lnla Mountaineers. The 5-foot -10, 170-pound free safety, who left OSU la st Augu st alter a falling ou 1 with Buckeyes Coach Earle Bruce, Is rx(X'ctcd to help WVU with th e loss of safeties Travis Curtis and Larry floiiPy . " I thank God that hr i WVU Coach Don Nrh lcnJ gave me thl' chance 10 play again," says White, an !Ill -Big Ten sel ection In 198.1. Although White left Ohio Sl ate, Bruce refused 10 release him from scholarship. That meant White wa s prohibit ed from being pu1 on the sc holarship program at WVU lasI fall and leaves him with one season of eligibilit y here. 631 JACKSON Pltf ·AT.3C WEST 4-48· 452<4 MATINffS SATURDAY 6 SUNDAY • A~L SEATS $2.10 ADMI SS ION £VERI TUESDAY $2.50 B~RGAIN L APRIL 3 thru I FRIDAY thru THURSDAY! _j �• .. . 7, 1987 I By The Bend Library lineJ: ·T he Daily Sentinel By Rbth Powers In a ~!fort to stem the ri se of price and the spual of lnfla,tlon, the Meigs Count y Libraries will be offeri ng high Interest loans to Its patron during National Li· brary Week. April 6·11 and throughout the year. Rut h Powers, director of Metgs Count y Library, urges patrons to ignore th e econom ists and bor row, borrow, i>orrow ... from the Tuesday, April 7. 1987 Page-4 Beat of the Bend Community calendar/ area happenings A nice tie-in with Meigs Local's break for Easter By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel Staff Wrller A parent ·tearher conference day In the Meigs Loca l Sc hoo l District will tie In nicely wit h the u pcomi ng spring break Mc il(s s tu · dents for yea rs ha ve given up sprin f< break because weather conditions wPre so ba d that the spnng brc•ak time had to be absorbed to rcd ucl' the days missed du e to bad wea ther As unp rcdirldb l<' a s the weat her Is right now. plans arc gung ho for spr mg break with Good F'ndo~v brtng lhP fi rs t day off for student s. The break wi ll rxlend through Monda y but student s wil l a lso grt Tuesda y since a par<' nt -leal'hPr co nf(lr enrc da y will IJ(o held throu ghout thP dts tr lr l. 9 a m to 4 p m.. on Tul'sday. Students don'! h.Jve to ,Jitmd on !ha t da y Students will be takmg home the Infor mation on th e pall nl tcar hrr rl ay th is F rid ay. Sup! D,Jn F. Mon IS 1epons. P\Jr pose of thr day, or eo ursc. Is to allow lht' pare nt and tpaehet to dlse uss pupil lll'Ogress .Jnd to keep 1he parent s a nd thr- schotJis informl'd about studen t ac livit 1rs as ihry rrl al!' to sc hool beho~ v tm o~nd pf'r rormaner TUESDAY KYGER - Cheshire Township Trusetcs meet Tuesday. 5 .JO p m . tow ns hip bu tldtng dunng school hours Perhaps. yo u encount ered lhe eompltraled W·4 form of the inlet nal Rev nue Servtce thts year 'flllls Is the one thai brought su< h a howl fro m the publtc becau se no om· could fi gure out how to co mpl ete it. Well - I've got news for you. A rev tsed fa t m, mueh s tmpler. th e W 4A, is now avatlablc at IRS offtcrs and there ts " toll fr ep num ber J.80(J.424· :r671i If you have alreadv completed thr more complicated W 4. vo u don'r ha ve to complete another form n,n l·.nng ht. Rutland . is se riou sly 111 at St. Marv ·s Hospita l Hu nttn glo n. W Va Hr IS martl<'d to the former And rt'a Dewhurst Rutland Ca rd s mav br sent to room 4161 Our can trrs d<•h;rt mg lhf' Ttml's Senllncl Sa turday nigh ! dnd Sunda y had !he ll share ol 1\e.J thC'r prohl pms too TakC' Genr• and Sh irley Cole mdn. lor exa mple They ptekcd up lh <'ir papers abou l 'l : 'Ill p.m . and when thrv got to Ru lland. a hugC' limb had Mam St reC't blocked II too k sevrral men to rcm ovp tha1 1Jmb so the Coiemans' with man y mt lrs to drive bdore lhc.v slept. WPnl hc~ck lo t h PH homf' and Qupst Ions on t h<· ' onfr-nc<· da y p1ekcd up a eham saw for fu ture shou.ld be di n•r·ted to 1h<' '' huol Pncoun tr t's Good thtn g they dtd attcnd<'d by you1 r htld · brn .1u sf' on .1 co unt v 10ad nf'Uf IX>xtcr lhc1 found once morr· Congratu latio ns 10 Pa ul o~nd lhdn ihl'y W<'IP stopped co ld Alire Nl'.tsc, Hnute 7 "'S tden is. So they did some sa wing and who marked lh l' il 42nd Wl'ddlng mowd on ,\II a long the road thev .tnnlvcrsan Monda v. Apt tl h had to mOI'l' ~eb1 is ou l of th ei1 And on Ap1i l n Alice" Ill mark po~th to the tune of power lmes h<•r birthday anniversary fl as hmg. Thf'tr routr· norma llv ·l akes '11!, Thr pub Iic is InVII Pel to a lit' nd a hours . II loo k ov<o>r six Saturday book fail wh trh lh <· Poml'l'n)' ni ght and Su nda y mot nmg . Thr•1 Ele.ml'n tm y School " hoidmg wr•tP in d fou1 wheel drive truck. from Wedn<•sda) th1ough Apn l hv thP "lJ V. MlDDLtPORT - Xt Ga mma Epsilon Chapt er of Bela Stgma Phi Sororuy Will meet Tuesday. 7 p m , fo1 installaion of offt cers. at. the home of Phy llis Haekett. Middleport LONG BOTTOM Ohto F'lame F'eilowship c]l.pptcr mee t· mg will be held Tuesdav 7 m p.m. at th e Mt Oltvc CommunIIV Ch urc h m Long Bollom Spectal singmg by Patty Hens ler and Doroth y Bailey EvNyone welcome POM EROY- Pomeroy Ot dcr of Eastern Star will meet Tues da.v. 7:4o p.m . at the Ma sonic tem ple HUTLAND- Rutland Village Co unc il will meet Tues d <~v. 7 POMEROY - Alzheimer's Dtsease and related orders sup· p01 1group wtll meet at theSemor Ce nt er m Pomeroy on Tuesday at 7 p.m Anyone int e1 ested may a1tend For more Info, ca ll Lmda F'riend or Sandy. Whtle at 992 2161 RA CINE - Racme F'trst Bap ttst Churc h 1n revtva l through Apn l 9 wi th evengehst Ron Dillon. Hanahan. S.C Services wtll be \-tf 7 '10 each evenmg MIDDLEPORT- The regula t meet mg of Midd leport Lodge 363 F&AM will be 7:30p.m TuPsda y Refreshments wtll be served THURSDAY CHESTER - Th e rcgulat· meet mg of Shade R11 Pr Lodge ~;;1. ChPs ter. wt ll br he ld Thu1 s dav. R p m . 11 1th wm k in the mJS!C'r me~ son df.'~ fC'(' HOCK SPR fNGS Rock p m , a r th e CIVIC center ,. Spnngs Ctange 11111 meet 7 .!0 p m Thursda1 \lllh Pall\ 'P OMEROY- Meigs rou nt:, R Pm·ker btrPntenni,d chairman. & if! Sa lon 710wtll meet Tuc·sday. spcaktng The sta te ba km g roll 1 p m . a t 1he hom<> ofl va Powell. It'S I Wi ll also br hrld RACINE - Southern Band Boosters will meet Thursday , 7::10 p.m., m the high school band room. All band paren ts mv tl ed FRIDAY POMEROY - Return Jona lhan Meigs Chapter_ of the Daughlers oTihe Amer ican Re· volurwn will meet F'nday, 1 30. p.m . at the Meigs Count y museum. RACINE - Rev. Charles Norris of Hacme will be the evange· list f01 rev iva l servtccs lht oug h Apn l 12 at Mt Hermon United Bret hren Church, m thr Texas Communitv, 7 :10 p m , spectal singi ng. POMEROY - An Easier ba z· aar will be held il l K1 oger' s. F'ndav .tnd Sa turdav. b1 th e Mtsstonary Soclell ol the F'irst Chu rch of God. Syracuse. ATHI-' NS-OhioN urses' Asso· eta lion boa1 d of dtrectors meet Thu rsdav and F'nda y m Athens Rus mcss meet ings. dean's co n· fprrnce room Grosvenor Ha ll al Oh io Universit y and all district members are we lcome Recep- cond . and Ruth B1rchft!'ld . lhtrd place HoS<• Ra 1rows had ftr st and second places in thr cht ldten 's ga rmen!S m the Columbta Ctange entnrs 11 \Is noted that Janr Ll ewell'" had the second p l <~ cr· in adu l.ts ent nes in Ml'igs Coun tv and RasP Ba r row s had seco nd pl.Jcr r nlrv i n Mr1gs C1 dblt cr. Patt y Manzey, and Mr dnd M1 s Mendal Jorda n a t· tcndrd tbr stair grangl' offtcer s d" lncl confPt ence at Thurman Man y g1 ange offlcet·s wrre prrs· r' nl a long wtlh Donald """ lo l.r F: lliott. the stale g1 ange master a nd hts wtfc. Legisi.ll ton under ronstdrt a Counlv in children' s ga rments Ftve ml'mbNs of Columbu.J Cr<~nge 1-'ldon liar tO\\ s . Art hut Thdt terrific snow storm In April mi ght have wtped out )Our smile w,, enjoyed a warm win ter wit h not much snow and at this time of !he vra r the snow ca n't lie •u ound fot ~~ong .lust think' hov. long. hr.1 vy sno" s hang on in 1111' dear! of wi ni PI - and kP< 'P smilin g A Setence Fatr wt ll bl' h< ld F'tlda)' at thr Chr' slet Elcmrn 1dl') School. Judgmi( of t h1 ' dpprox lmall'IV 70 PXhibils of four th. fill h .md s ixth gr,tdPrs wt ll lakp place dun ng the d,l\. Wllh !hi' opl'n h~ to hr hrold in thr l'Vl'ntng so that pa rent s .tnd frrC'nds rna\ ' \' irw th.c work of thr> fall . I he PTO "' ill hav(' a hctm d1n ne1 wlih se n · i n~ to be II om '1 p m to Rp m· Rt•stdP' thl'dtnnrrs ,11 ~ ·1 for adul ts and $2 for studrnts. s<r nd wtrhrs and drs. be iJV<.HlabiC' c·••lt•llr ,,, ion of rtw Blct•nt r•nni. ll ol till' NOJ ih Wl'S I Or drn.m t't' , .n·p lwt ng so llclt r•d b\ Pal! lt' id l'at kf' l . Ml'ig " <'oun t\ chdirm.tn CluiJ ~o ; t~ nd or g o~nr t. o~t Ion s. ~r.., \\t •ll .1~ 11\IIJ\ illual s . .II'(' twltlg Ill\ itt•d to 1\0illl ll ._tl( ' Mf'i g!l' ( 'nun 1J; rn ~o, to!' lliH' ol t h• · s1x Spit it of H7 ,\\\ilrtl-. 'I'IH · M('t~ .., t'ounl\ winn<·rs 111 t'~H'h (', tll'gur\ uill f'OOI JWh' fnr ... t.rl• · honor .... Tilt> six sta h • "i tltle'r s \\ill ht · Hnn fllllll'!'<lar thf'OillnSI,Jtt • F'. dt , hOilO I ('{ I dl d S f dl( ' oi" S t 'lllhl~ .• I!HI thl'ir n.mws will hf' m. . c·rlt.x•il on d Pt'l'lll!tllt 'tl l pl.1<1ut · .11 t ht · <lhlo H l~ l orl;~l Stll't('1\ Dt~aclllrw lor s u lllllil lll .l! nomi n,tlions Is M.n 1 1'111' l't'CJUIIPd fotrn s ttH ' .t \ ,t l l. rh!t• from Ms Pa rkt 'l'. Jndr' idu.r ls {".t il bP nonH· n.t ll •cl 1111 onl\ orw t't ti C'gon l.t~C'H[ \\ illlll' l'"' Wtl 1)1 • tlllllutHll'C'd on .lu ll II wtth lh1• Spiri t 1\.\\, ttrl s , I<IIW 0 1 ' K~ pnn of 1ht' Mt •lgs Program set for Sarurday ( "oun1\ t\orthH<'"' 01 <linanu• .t tul r lw Un 11 P<l St a IP C ons 111u l tn n Hrc·r·nlt•nnrt~l l t•slr\ tilt '" Thfl C.l li ',l!llt It'S .I l l' Sl' ll Co\'1'1 nmr·nt Th r Ord1 ll.tll<<' Pns utN~'\. Oh to wou ld rnjm sf'l l go\'(' 1 n nwn! as a n l'qU:Ii IOI 'llliWI Of lh<·un!Oll Of Ihi' Sld ll's Th1s :t\\ .ncl should lx• btC'Pilf('lllli,rl v. mct'. will glvf' " program on "Ccnturv F'IOWI'rs" at th<' Ru · ltitnd (''JviC l'PllfPr ,11 2 p m Sat urdav. OpPn io thr· JJubllc. Mrs Bolin' s proj!ram will tl'll thr ~ t ory of flowrr ,11 ranging ftom the limP of I he Egy pllans to thr prl.'~cnt. The arra ngPml.'nl s sh<' will be making will include F:gvpllun. Grc!'k a nd Roman. Byza nt ium, Dutrh·FI!'mlsh. Ba roq ue f;'cnod , Victorian, Williamsburg. Tussy Muss1 . Colonial. Ja panes<' In flu . enre.'a nd modern des lj!n . Her prE'S<'nti!lion Is In con june· t Jon wllh th<' Ml' lgs County NorthwE-st Ordina nce and U. S. Constllurlon Bicentennia l C!'l!'brallon . The co unty Is rrl('bra tJng the blcentt>nnlal by highlight· lng a different township In Ml'lgs County each month. April IS lhe month In whll.'h the c.ommlttec will emphasis Rutland township In which Mrs. Bolin resides. Patricia Parker Is the' Blcen· tennlal chairman for Meigs County. ) t' dU f <~ltnn , 1\\ il l t1 should IIUSTC't'. C' ll\ < ommlss i0111't II s ld11' ('0U n< . gtl' l'llml·n t Ptnplo\«'«' or pri v;rtr Cl t!zrn who st1 t \'PS on C'ommuntl\ ,Jg l ' ll( ' ~ OJ' plLilln lng bo,n ds or pollliea l pdtl\ 01g.tll!l atlo ns dJ'(' Hn10t'lj.t thosp \\ho should he• SAIUDAY ClOUD Sl*DU l'll<!Cifl • ............... ::....lCI .. _ ......._ .. __, .. ,.. ... ,.............. ....... ............ ............... -_..__ ·----....... G.~~M., y, -~_,,.._., Q _ _ , _ _ _ , , _ ...... ---··--.. _ '"'::.== ~- ll,.hln j:! CC'Imp,rn\ Mult lmrdl.t ln r Po nH' I f\\ Oh!o 45iM Ph 991· 2 l ~ti ' Sr­ ~l. tld ,11 Pnmrrov n• nd r!.rs s pns r.r gr . whosr effo rt s ha,·pro nfirm Pd thp pi inrlple that llb<'rt v Is not " ptiv llrgl' of racr A lradrr m Mt•mll!' r Un ltc•d c............ _, ..... ,._... e::.~~'::'::".!.::. !.:..... ::.-::-...'T.c '=':'.:;...··:~·:m:eo::.= .... CD"CI ACI!"' MOf!D- Y 041U 11111DAYfA"'I . . DIIIto.\• O·Ol~ .......o ....... IMro .. oun IUIOCU UOf~ GALLIPOLIS Golo OlriiiMI """' "'-'"'~ 11 •-•llflo~• ou"' - a u ~ao0111 1111 0 111 n.uon .......... . I(IIIHI Wfll'iiiOAO 1 (Ill 0 Ill IIOOUOAY .. ... ... . . 25 Cems Sub!llcriiX'rs not dM ir! ng ropa v 1herar· r \('f" may remit rn advanff dlrtor t to Th{' Dnth•S!>ntlnf't on a 3, 6or 12 month bnsl~ Cr'Mit will b{'~vrn carrierC'ach W{'('k M& 011 & , •u • -• Clwijled pop• rourr rile fol/o wtnr tel~plton! !Jdan,e•.. -- -- ··--:::-~. =::::. ""'.--. ._ _ M m::::.- ~~. . ,~ ~ ~­ M o-- ...~-­ ,_,_Diot "'-'-' ~-~ ,..,_.._ "'-"-· ... =~ HI- IIIo.._ ··- ··- UDNALL PLUIMING & HEAnNG 161 North !o<ond Mid.tport, Ohio 45760 Pay Your Cable & Phone Billo Hare • 1IUSINISS rHONI 16 14) 992-6550 IISIOIN(I rHONI 16141 992· 7754 All interested Cthzens a re J.R.'s RE,AIRS "_,. ·-·----·- _, ..__... ..... :::::-•-.- SMALl ~NGINE REPAIR Authori11d Service & Parts Briggs & Stratton Tecumseh Weed Eater Homelrte Jacobaen VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY SUPERIOR SIDING CO. EUGENE LONG VINYl & ALUMINUM Complete Remodelin g Roollng of all Tvpes Comptete Gutter Work Worked tn home area 20 years Middleport, Oh. "·Free Estimales" <All (QllEn: 992-6611 Ph. (6141 843-5425 3· 20·87 Sattllite Salts Installation Rl. 124, Pomtroy Oltio V1llage of Middleport 1412 Public Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY S.rvic1 Electronic Organs Mobile service 614-843-5248 RUSONAIIE • RlliAilE 8·20.'16 tfn On Apnt 3. 1987. 1n the Meigt County Probate Court, Cue No. 25.490. Beverly Bailey. Rood. AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Al10 Trlltlllul•• PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 6·17·tfc 41327 East Shade RoediYille. Ohio 45n2, Wal appointed ox• Cum• of the eitate of Harley linthicum, deceased, late of At 1. Roedallillo. Ohio 45n2. Robert E. Buck , Prob1te Judge Lena K NnseiJoad. Cleril " Free Estimates" ' PH. 949-2860 or 949-2801 FREE ESTIMATES PH. 992-2772 No Sunday 3 11·87·1 mo 3·9.'87·2 mo. pd PUBLIC NOTICE The MEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF MR / 00 . P. 0 . BOX 307. John St. Syro· CUH. Oh 45779. ll accept· 1ng bids for greding and ••· phalt p1vmg per the follow· 6 ing specitic.tions· Happy Ads A.) Bida are to be boaed on will grade •For most cars and lighl trucks pholt curb (price por ft. I G.) Moint-nco of Zinc~ F.) 380 linn• ft . ol ... ' HAPPY BIRTHDAY, BETT'f. " Ann oun ce 111 ents 3 Announcements fGr Herb al life call Me rle 11 448 3131 10.am to 6pm or 448 2200 After 6pm AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS REBUILT & REPAIRED SUGAR RUN ASHLAND mp '~' flatten ed Alum. Cans 26• lb Clean Sheet Cast Alum. 25 <lo 29' lb. #1 COPPER ............... 42 1 #2 COPPEL ............ 32' Irony Aluminum 5 to 18' lb. SCIPIO RECYCLING Located 2 MI. E of Pegev tlle On Township Road # 142 Bob Borton, Owner 1·5··86-tfn 614-992-3466 Hm PicMing up junlt cars Call attar 5 00 pm C1ll 614-9 92·6848 I wttl not be respontllbe for any d&bu otl'-. er than my own S1gnod Brl11n Avery William • , • Giveaway 4 7 pupplet •mall tCJ mad bu 1l d Part amaH collie Call In even · tngs 614- 388 ·8180. One male natured house cat , 3Q4.e7 & 6917. YOUNG'S SANDYrS AUTO SALES Automotive Repair & Service TUNEUPS to TRANSMISSION CALL 992·7403 Apt • St. Rt. 33, Pomeroy, OH. We'U Sell You A Used Car or Fix Your Old One DENNY ·CONGO WILL HAUl JUST CAll! 992-3410 liMESTONE GRAVEl - SAND TOP SOil FILL DIRT IO·B·tfc CARPENTER SERVICE - Addona tnd rernoctehng Roofing and gu1ter worlt Concrete work Pl umbing and electr ical worlt (free Estimates) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992 .6215 or 992· 7314 Pomeroy, Ohio 415 '8plc GUN SHOOT . RACINE LOST Chow wh ite fema le Jmo. old a lso 1yr otd m11e Chow Both moulh Bashan Building EVERY SAT. NIGHT Lo st In Addison 111!11 small brown and bt1ck dog REWARD ~ P4· 67~ · 7 199 In \llclnity Ave C•ll FOUND Ger Hound or hu1ky type dog, •long Tom-Glenn Rd Ph 61.·388·90 34, Fou nd blu• Pontile hub c1p. found by Pomeroy Bridge C1ll 614·992· 73•9 Found In Langtvitle, Ohio Rt 124 mtle. •dult dog Needalt'e muter. Mediu m 1111 , long · hlired. redd lth gold colot with white ()n neck . Cell 814·742· 2830 afternoons, 6:3D P.M. factory Choiie 12 Gouge Shotguns Only IO·I·tfn Yard Salo - · -Ganrpolis........ . 8&8 Y1rd Stlfl Furniture , c;:~rpet. clothing dlthet , giiiiWifl, m1ny mit e, it&mt . AprH 7, 8, 9, 8am-8pm 2 EdgiW1!ont Orh1a WOOD WORKS CUSTOM : *PLANING 'JOINTING •MOLDING ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL RIVERINE ANTIQUES 1124 lost Moin St. Pomeroy HPURS~ VARIOUS PATTERNS AND WOOD"SPEtiES 985-4176 or 985-3564 Tut. ·Wtd..Jri. April 10. 11 12. 307 S prm g Ava Aulo wuher, M•vteg Wringer w u her , Kerby SWIIpll' air c:ompres1or, mftc 11 a.m. to 7 p m. ·······pfPieiisanr ·· .. Sunday t p.m.· 7 p.m. ly Chon" or Appo1ntm1nt & Vicinity RUSS MOORE 36532 BAILEY RO POMEROY 3-25· 1 mo. 992-2526 3·2·1 mo ?0 Ho•d {orrl foowo1 ..,. Co1111 lw ed Su Btfttt ~~~ 1·11·1 .... UGLIS CLUI - POMIROT, OH . lnstallalton of pt~mps, and ~ ·, (J r·~· r;'lfT'r 1ond1tioning. I'" ~·!" l•'n'' WOf~ guoranlttd. • ,' •t., ,. ( 'J' ~\ f 0111 "''!h ,.,,, o-1 onrl :o•P•' 1•• ,,I '''"''"''111' air All Jl'····"l' 1 P'' 1·,1\ln.,uf p~· B•n~ 1'11'1)11 • li< ..... tt ..,. ' ' " ' " I'UIU< INiiTID CALL (6141985-4222 SPECIAL. HElL - Packag e air curb hoiglll on bldg. side. H.J W.... to be completed by Juno 30, 1987: 81do muat be aubmttted to : BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM IUILT HOMES & GARAGES "At 1-o~lt Pric"" PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Day or Night NO SUNDAY (AI.LS 4-16-16-Hn tCUT OUT FOI FUTUt£ US!) KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 915-3561 All Me.. Molga County 'loard of t MA I DO •Walhera •DIIhwMherl P. 0 . Bo• 307 •R•noeo lyroc-. Oh 411779 •Atfrigoretora lid tubmln 'Dft dtadliM: •Dryera •F,..,era Moy 7. 1h7. 4 ;00 P.M. PARTS •nd Lee WIIICI'*f•· Supt. (3) 31 ; 14) 7. 14. 21. 3tc IL_ _ _ _ _...:;:::!!..J RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and re· core radiators and healer cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT ·HILL FORD 992· 2196 Middleport, Ohio 1. 1 3 -lfc VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •1n1ulat ion •Storm Ooou •Storm Windows •Replacement Windows •New Rooting REPAIR . 49835 St. Rt. 124 Racine, Ohio 45771 949-2606 Home JAMES KEESEE PH. 992·2772 24 HR. SEll VICE 3·11.'87-1 OLO ORIEI\ITOl RUG S WANTED. Any tl.r~t OtC.Orldltlan C•ll tolt free 1·100-43 3-7847 USED TIRES &IAmRIES U. S. IT. SO EAST GIIYSVIUE, OHIO PHOTOGRAPHER VHS HOME RECORDER Tr•sftn 3Smm & 110 '-si· llltlts Io VH ~Iape Authoriud John Dttrt, IIYt New Hoiland, lush Nog •Woddlnga Farm E~uipment . Ootlar F1t11 E~alt•••t. Pert• & Serilu 1-3.'86 ttc ') •Graduttion l NATIOI\IWIOE 11\lSURANC E. P 0 , Bo• 1079, Mtrletta, Oh 46760. 114 374· 8240 An equll opportumly tmploylf , • EXCELLENT WAQES For tpere t ime 111embly work, electron let crerta Othere Info ~5 041 11541 -0091 , ext 3687, 7 d1ya , TeltNialon Advertlllnu-N••d high energy ptuon tor th• Pt .-...unt •ret; po~tlbte future m•negf!mlnt opportunity, b•sa plut commission , e•perltnce In advlrt!slng eeltl preferrld , l04 Help Wlnttd Olflt tho fOld driven t11ptrltnctd In pneO· mttlc ttnktr 1nd liquid 11nt. jr w o rk. tlto mutt be e .ll plf1enced In haurdous mltlf lttla htultnv C• ll L1rry 1-800· 435· 5948 , 8:30 AM 30 PM Ptrt t lmt waltre11 w1nted even· lng• only, apply In ptr10 n Vllltge Plna Inn. 3004 Jt cll:eon Ava. , PI Pit 12 Situations Wanted Hevt room In Private Cere Home for 2 elderly patient• Rusona ble rt1 tt 115 yr. •~per l enct Sptclll diets. Good C1re Call Vlrg1nl•'• Ptrsont! Cer1 Home hiS v1e.ney for ttderty people 24 houre ctre, 20 ytltl ••P•· rl~tr~CI Rtnontblt ret11 C1 U t nyt lme , 814· 949· 3014 Insurance 15 Schools Instruction ~ e trli n ineu Now , Soulhe111ern Bus Co ll &ge C•ll 614· 448· •367 1 8 Wanted to Do Blh'f*'ll'n{l in my home WHI ret OfflnC81 Ph 614· 388·8114 8632 Atl ent ,on Weipht bettch with welgha or row•nv machine C11ll 814-44&· 0688 Mobile Ho me ules. lirn 81 wheals Ph 814 379 . 2243. prl)vld e m~tltls if nee ellery H•""' home ownttrs it1 SJHtng ctea nmg time , nued httlf)~ If 10 c1111 GIUiburn Cleam ng Se•v•cfl 814 388 9027 ~ eno· nebl a Rates, Rtlf erences on requett Matur11 Christfan man Groun ds, It 11ep1ng handyman, and IIIWn· Citll Ph 614 •U8·2750 Will b!lbytli even ing• & wee ltMd s Catt 814 · 379 2510 Wilt do Ugh! h&ullng, ltwn mower rep1ir and som uutomo · lfve WOIIt Celt 81 4 · 742· .2393 or 614 -742 ·3091 f I!IJIIIIYIIII!Iil St:r VII. I!:, Husband and W1fe wltl do aprlnA hou se clunlng tnd vtrd worlc , • Fed••' Stitt Ch11l S••vlce Jobs now available in your tre• For lnf,.matlon O.pl. 43 Pn 80 ~· 044 · 9~33 Hiring! Government JObs· vour '"'· eu,ooo-tea,ooo. Phone •SpecHII Even11 E~tll41ent Income tor p1rt time home attembly work For infor• CAlL 7 DAYS A WIEI to 4 Dump Truck, single a~ le. 10h bed, 6 ·•P•ed. 2·1peed rea• end. IMV mlletg• C1!1 &14·88J· •Valuables •In s Claims 992-7632 Are you lnt e r e~ted In 11rnlng 130.000 plu t inc:omt1 1ntu· ran ee Aganev Avtlllble Send R11ume or till for eppolntment 017 ~ 11 Help Wanted 3SMM A-1385 CAll NOW 304· 67~ SALES & SERVICE e.. 2282 3·17·2 mo pd 010. 4&9· 3535 2J48 TOP CAS H paid for 83 model 111d new•r uted tlt'l Smith Bulck · Pontlac, 1911 El11ern Ava • Otlllpolls Call 8 U ·'*48 · All Makes & M~dtls & ROAD SERVICE 3-4· 1 1110 . 61 4· 44&· 3672 949·3018 Bus. "Fm ESOMAT!S" 1 - ~ 18 0 t or Info. 24 hrs - - - - - - - · 1<EXCELLENT WAG ES tor tpere time 111omblv work. electron let, craft l Other• . lnlo 604· 641 ·0091 EXT 3026 7 doyt 1973 Dodg e V•n Nice lnt11 ior, good •nglne E•cettent fot tri p• or camp ing. Ctll &14 9•9· Jim Mink Chill -Old• Inc 8111 Gene Jotlnton Uted Mobllt Homet Ph 614 BOGGS ACTION TOWING ·949·9070 or 949-2045 Ulld CltS Price. t1089 95 lua tax G&M TV A irline jobs 117,747 to 183,4159 yaar, now hlr tng l Ctll Jobllne We PlY ceth lor lilt modiJI clean 446 J&L BLOWN INSULATION h< 1449 13 To blteo poundtge lor 0.111JI County Call 814-379 2437 FREE LANCE 24 HOUR TOWING Wanted To Buy condit•oning for mob•le or modular homes. or 3 ton unit1 installed on p•d & ready to cool . zy, ctll refundtble (60 21838· 8885 • 11 4p256·6609 Mugh Yard Slit, April 8, 10, 11 . Btl ow Sldert Jewerfy, Otlllpollt Farry. thou11nd of ltemt dV<IWOf~ & humidif11n, furnoct, heat , , r ~ 1 ! r.r l'f 'll'r; ~~ ~ 1f11idtnt1ol ond smoll at I I 116.000 -1118 ,000. Ph6 ne 522·0304 . Middleport 8o Vicinity IE·OPENS MARCH 20 Virbin Mary & Angels for Yards and Graves A 14 29 .......P.ome;o·v·.... ···· rHUtl.17 PM- II Ul Statues, Airline• now hiring Resarvl · tl on1111, flight an enden ta, •nd ground crew potltlonatvtUablt AVON . no service ~:h~rge , open ter,uorlea. phone 304 -87& · 8o Vicinity St. lt. 124, SyrO<vll Bird Bath s, Ou1side Yard Dolls. Jesu s blue tongue 1nd REWARD Pn &14·266· FIRE DEPT. commercial unils. and Gifts. ~lav e 7 HEATING & COOLING Potterv. Government Joba . 11&.040 169.230 yr Now hiring Ctll 805-887 6000 Ext R-9806 fo r current fedar!.l lilt Call 1·1119· 585· 6492 e•t. OU40H fo r dettlls 24 hrs. 6 lost and Found 9333 BINGO JO'S LlnLE RED BARN Posit ion l'lellebte with Head Start for Program -Fitcal Secretary High Sc hoQI Otplome reqUired College courte work helpful Preference w l!l be given to lndlvidutla whh computer experience In word procee•lng tnd basic accounting ekilla. Salary. t!i 60 per hour Applh:t· tiona w11l be taken 11 ttla Gel lla· Melgt Hetd Slart Admi· n lstrath1a Office , Woo d1•nd Centera In c .. 412 Vinton Pike. GtiUpolls, Ohto untlll4 .00 P M on Th ursday. April 9 For lntor·· matt o n call 446-6662 Galli•· Meigs Head Stlf1 A Olvlston of Woodtsnd Centen , tn c Is an equ11 opportunity emptover Hiring! Government jobs your . Public Notice 1417 . 14, 21 3tc ' AU the ..;..M in all the'r';t ~ ··-~·­ ten comment• to the Office NAPA SILVERLINETM Air Filters* Only S2.89 NAPA ~ILVEALINE TM Oil Filters* Only '1.99 992-2131 ,.~·-- ~~ --·-. 'MI - -IV•c- ..... of the Mayor. Fred Hoffman , Ant~nnas B.I ·Contractor 446-2962 ·-"-·-................. ..,...... ·-_ ·-·-- ....... TYs, .and shape none blise to in~ sure proper drain~•· C.J Primo. with .<311 gollon per 1q. yd. of bituminous prime coat 0 .1 Pave with 3 in<:h of 0 . O.O.T. apocified 402 ••· phoft fovoling COUriO E.J P..o with 1 inch 0 .0 . O .T. 404 wearing tour ... 157 Walnut St. Middleport OH 11 - - New Ho"'" Built 9 1870 Ill· yd. 162'Third Ave. Galltpolis, OH ,,_..,........, ,_ 117!1/!ln ·· M ayor • THE MOTOR PARTS.CO. -·--·.. n--••• 11 - 1 -....... Roger Hysell Garage encouraged to attend the hearing and / or submit writ · S5.99-Suggesled Retail Price (16-oz Can) - 2.00-Manufacturer'l Mall·ln Rebate '3.99-Rnal Price After Rebate Sale ends May 16, 1967. ' Help Wanted Pro111ct1ve Service Reprttentetlve for agency serving adu lts with menta! ret•rdt· t1on in the Gallipolis are• Ptrt·ttme poalt1on Bechelo• e degr ee In releted fi eld required Send ' resu me to Diane Sluvageot. Advocacy & Protect ive Serv1c... Inc., 68146 Bannock Road, Sl Clarrsvl!le. Ohio 439&0 Resumes must be a ent by April 24th SIDING CO. POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL ment SAVE S2.00·0N NAPA BLUE MAX CLEAtfER WAX No subsC'rlptiOns b) mall prrmlltf'd In GARAGES plica tion to be submitted to the Ohio Dept of Develop - S1Q.68- Suggested Retail Pnce 12 Quarts - 7.20-Manufacturer'll Mall·ln Rebate 13.48-Rnal Price After Rebate areas whri"E" ho!TK' carriPr S('rvlct' Is avallabf('. .... SALES & SERVICE to review and discu11 the ap- Save S7.20 on the purchase of acase . .....J1---·· ...._ ...,_ _ ... ,.. . _ ..... _,_ ·-· ·-u --.. ... . . .,_ ::t.:::;r:,... ·1 --·-· . .. :==:---. ..--·...__ We C1rry Flsh1ng Suppli" wtthin the State of Ohio, and SUBSCRIPTIQN RATES • 0.1ll\' ... H• .. . fered to eligible jurasdtcUons Bv Carrier or Motor Ro•k> · On(' W~<'k ..... ..... •. .. . .... $1.25 Onr Mont h . S~A" Onr Yf'ar $6~ . ~ SINGLE COPV PRICE BISSELL 0 Public Notice NAPA 29¢· POSTh1A.ctn: R Stnd ,lddr~~ c h .;n~w.; In Thf' Oa!lv ~f'nlln('l . 111 Co urt~~ PomN oy Ohio 4!m;g entcd bv W<·s tma CJabill'l' >~s ­ sisted bv Bessie Beckie), El ila· b~ th .l ot d.r n, F'r!'rL t Smt ih. and Ka th; Jorda n Plans were discu ssed for Bthlc sc hool and Easter scrvtces Cu est at the mel.'ling wds Mrs. Rodney Bowen. n& Itt• I ll& .. - - ... . .....~ .....u .. ·~ - .... - 237 Race St . Middleport, Ohio . The purpose ol the hear~ng is to discuss the Compre- ln lrr n.rl lon,tl lnl nnd D.tl l\ Prrss 1\o: .. ocl,tt lon .rnd t ht• Ohio Nc·~ sp,tprr Ass(l("IBI ton Nallonul Ad\·rr II" I n~ Rrprf'(f'RIIHIH'. Br.mh,rm Nr" ~p.rprr S:tlfo;;. i:lJ Third A\'r.nur Nl'\1. \'ork Nr" Ynrk 10017 An Eas1f'r ptogr<Jm was plrs- u•-•"•-• ... ·-· . .... ....... _...... ____ -.... __............. . ..... Ytlfage council chambers at Pll'~ " •••III' OIIot f4. ,.DII... •u.,.• ...... ginning at 7:30 p.m in the I liSPS 14,.9601 1\ J)l v l!;hm ul Mullln.wdla. ,ln t Publlsht'<l t~ wrv afiNnoon. Mond.tv 1hr ou ~ h F'r lct.rv. 111 Cf'l urt St , Pn ll11't'O\" Ohio. b\ thr Ohi o \' ,riiM P ut)· 1 DAI'f IDiol'f ID n l .............. ..... _.,_,,._,,oo, .. ................. ... .. , of H!> SAE·30, 10W·30 or 10W-40 oil. Ohi o civil rig hts artlvtst. or a 1\0rker f01 lmpt 01 l'd ln terg1oup rcla ttons are llkPI)' cundtdatl's for this .tw.rrd. Propert y Ownership··The Or· dlnancl' rook meas ures for thr "just preservation of propert y" and 'for thr wid!' distr ibution of pro)kort y among thr prople as ~~ co ndit ion of n;publiran !(OYl'rn· mPnl This award should be !!ivrn to one whose participation In the economic life of, Qhlo demonstra tes the us£> of private propert y for public (!ood and who has broadened the base or ownership. Exa mples are an owner of a business that has made valuable rontrlbutlons to the community's well·bei ng. a worker atllve In promoting em· ploye ownership of a priva te enterprise or a land developer who has farillifllted home buying. NO~ and the special housmg pro· grams currently bemg of· ·ni,s nwanl should br 1(1\'1'11 to on<• min o r lt v rommunily uffcj il s, a ll.M Until PUBLIC HEARING Tht> Daily Sentinel Hungc1 Prowct and the Gutdr post Outr<'ach when the Tcmplr United Me th od is t Woml.'n s Group ml't recently with Ha zel S!OUl. AATII The Vtllage of Middleport will hold a publle hearing on 1\'londay, April t3, 1987, be· 1 Nolthwl'st T<•ttilot~· TO PUCI AN AD CAI.L 992·1156 MONDAY tftru f.IY I a.M. to J' , M. O'DEll LUMBER CO. th<• gU.Jl'.lll il'r of dtu• CUSTOM BUILT PH. 992·9949 Do nat ion s wr10 mad!' to lhr who arc bot h in nurses training now Bl'tt \ Chnstopherson won the door prize. a basket of fruit NE'xt meE'ting will be held on Apn l 28at 1..10 p m. with th!'door prize to be a potted pla nt. VINYl SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING 0 BLOWN IN INSULATION 3· 17-1 mo . .1 1, . liki'h ('arulicl dtP" . 1-: clu r .1 1 1 11 n I () 1 ( I ' r c· l{c, S p~ Jll s 1IJt Ill\ 'I ht ' 0 1(l!ll, tll< 'l' t' IH'tH II'.t L! I'< I r•du r.1 ti o n tn onh' r to IJIP t' llll<'ns I ·x.l!lliJii.'" rndud p .t t• ·.rdu•t prolt•"isor. princtp.ll thr Marybelle Frecker and Carrie Kennedy hosted the rrcen t meet rng of the Women's Auxtl farv or Veterans Memorial Hospita l. It wa s noted lhat srhol.ll'S htps had been awarded to Armintha Norr is and Norma .Jea n Hysell J&L BLOWN INSULATION 190 MULBERRY AVE. POMEROY, OH. Temple UMW Auxiliary1cond~tct.r bttJine.r.r meeting hensiVe Houstng / Nelghbor· hood Revitalization program of <'trnws 11 1lcl lllJUnPs. · · Tho!oiC' subj1•rt to thosr l ~ a ws di'P nf f't\ in savings account. libPII\ 01 lhf' lt '. lci f' l u l .1 t l'ltg iOUS tn Sl tiU IC' n01 k t11 and lot Olll C'CIUrll l lOil<t l "' SH' Ill h:r~o:;; hf'lprcllot m 1Psponsl ll uma n l'n' Pdo m··Th l' or· dianrr fOIP\'01 ptohtbi tl'd sl.11·· tto n was di scussed and legisla· lors wtll be contacted by Bar· rows A literary program was prl'S<' nt ed by Cta btree. lecturer. The Grange a ll·coun ty banquet wil l be held Apnl 24 at the Sa i!Sburv School Tickets may be obt at ned frof!l thl' gra nge master d cUn :.~ n C'(' sr( u tr-cl l rhr• rt\ b\1 ntl 'd l1 "' ot l,n\ fm thP 'prt'\'rnt tO n proc«'Ss. This award shnulcl bt gl\'t1 n to om• \\ ho h o~s protl'r tr d OBSERVE'! BIRTHDA\' The first hlrlhday of Randall W. Hudson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hudson, Rutland, was celebrated with a party rect•ntly. Ice cream cak<• was served and Larry Hook pro· vlded music. Altenlllng w<•re Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hud· son, Mr. and Mrs. Georgt• Chiles, ('onnie and Mlk!• Mul· ford, Tert•sa and Allsha Cr<• means, Kim Hudson, Larry Hood, Mary Hysell, an Sara Me Daniel. Sending gifts wen Earl Fit•Jds, Owen Wlsrman and Ru-s Fields. The youngs· ler r<•ceived Sl25 fur his .Jil' I.IIJNt\' Through l.llW··Thr Or· fordl'd Pomeroy Senior Cit ~l!ns Sq uare Dance Club' Is sp6nsorin g a dance Fnday ni ght, 8 to 11 p m .. with music by the Oht o Ri ver Bend Boys. Adm is· ston $1.50, children under 12 free. Bring snac ks for snack table. I h.ll t f•lrg ron .anrlrl'l tg 1uu s itbf'l'l \ ro ""0C'IP I\ I\ l.t ,\ p1 om o1c• ·mnr .lltl\ dlld knm~ I t•clg t' · nt•t •dt 'LI b' .t st ·II -J,:u\'r r nm g po lt! lc,JI soci( 1 1\ Thi s ,1\\dld s ho u ld ht ' gl\ t' tl to orw whosp C'tl ll SICif•n•d PO~EROY- .It<' bondltlt'.il rc•fle< ·ted ur t' l\ic Jn\'OI\t•nw nt . "• Mr and Mrs .ltm Ruta~. Columbus, spent a dav rrcenllv wtth her brother-m·law ilnd SIS· ter, M1 and Mrs Arthur Crabtree. Kat en Gil key. At hens. was !he Sat urday gursi of het Ill othr1 Ill law and sistrr. Mr and Mrs. Walter J ordan and famtl) The Marv Stanean Patterson famt ly of Fort Wa1 ne. Ind . a nd the Maxme Staneart Leeds lam ilv from Rockledgl'. F'l a. was ca lled here by the d('ath of thei r mother. Florence Sta ne.trl. All ar!' former resident s of the co mmunity. Mrs. Staneart died at O'Bleness Memorial Hos pit al. Athens. alll'r suffering a stroke. Ralph Jordan spent a weekend m Columbus wtth his brot her-in law an d sister. Mr. and Mrs. Denms Dev me Mr and Mrs. Keit h Jorda n. MonroP, N. C. were weekend gues ts of thelf pa rent s, Mr and Mrs . Dwai ne Jordan. Carpenter. Mr and Mrs. Jamr Keffer, New Marshfield. and othei relat ives Dance VINE STREET Rickerd and Mrs Shubert Me as amer wi ll do a program on tabl e set llngs. Both are members of the Ga rden Cl ubs of Ohio. Inc . board and Na11o na l Cou ncil Judges and both rrstde m Ci rrlevil le. All clubs ate temmded to take plants. seeds. blj)bs. and other materi als for the saiPs table. Luncheon reserv al IOn dead lin<' is Apr tl 2~ and the cost is $8 50 wll h the reser va tion and mon ey to be sent lo Mrs Ge nny .Junk . .Jackso n Dis trict Treasurer. 31 Cit mer La ne. F'rankford. Ohio 4:ifi2R Carpenter community hap IJ4' PI\ C'n to onr ghf' P\id r• nr t· ddt •nd rr ol 11'1 1gious lown,llip Tnl ' nlb( ' l Show rescheduled POMEROY - The Meigs Co unty J aycee magic show which was cancelled Saturd ay du e to the s now storm has been rescheduled lor 7 p.m. on Apnl 18 at the Meigs Junwr High School u1 Middleport. wh o~<· .tCII\fii<'S \\IHl "'P c•ttn\"lf'lJOTl s library and take adva ntage of Its outstanding values. From books. to videos, the library has the Ia test best sellers ~nd the oldest class ics Why spend $19.95 on a new book or SJO on a video, check out the ma terials at the library. The library also houses an ex tensive collection of cookbooks and pa renting books. · In observance of Nationa l SATURDAY BALD KNOB - A hymn sing will be held at 7 30 p.m. Saturday at the Freedom Gospel Missionary Church, Bald Knob and Sliversvl lle Road. leat urlng the Shekimih Singers. 1"'" tn "goOII govrr nmr'nt .mrl tlw lldJlJllli< 'SS' or m.tnklnd . Thh F111 Pxarnpl(• , e~ countv audttor. Hci\'Od1 t (' 01 pi' O~PC UIIJ1g t1 t IOnH'V OIJSPJ PI I\ .!llcllt'C"O~ Jl]Z( ' d it s ('QilllliJU · prrson .It(' rxamp l('s of ed nchdates {'Q UII I \''s dl ndncC' p lO IPC it 'd lf'ltg tous I11J school t)()an l mf'mllf'l Ot p.Jrc•nt 111 IIVf'l' im o,l,t·cl orn su pJIOtl o l gi\Tll to on<' who has S01'1'0d thr Jll'O pi<' 11 f• ll thl o u ~ h gm ern men! lilwrtv through lhl' c~dminisll\1 · lion of justkr ,\ Judge. ldw)er, poli r<' officer . ci\•11 llberilr ~ .JanPt Bolin of Rulio~nd. p1esl li\'111 of lhr Ohio A"ocla110n of Gdl'dPn Cl ubs. as a p.trt of MPigs lkiigton .t nd l.ihl'l'I\ ··Th<• Or Business Services ' "Destgnmg Gourmets" wi ll be the theme of the Jackson Di s· tr lc t, Ga rden Clubs of Oht o, Inc , Nat ionaI Council of Garden -Clubs. Inc. to be held on April27 at the Holiday Inn in Chillicothe. Regtstra lton and coffee hour will begin at 9. 30 a. m with the meet mg at 10 a.m Mrs . Robert Wilke! (Joant will give the morning progrm. A hot buffet luncheon wil he served at 11 30 a nd at 12: JO new oflicers wi ll be ms railed At the aft <o>rnoon program to begin at 1 p.m Mrs. Robert NEWSPAPER INSERT SALE DATE MA~BEEN EXTENDED THRU . APRIL 18th. 1 oung stl'l's. In C'Onjunrtio n w tt h the sf' rrnu' 11 Help Wanted · Garden clubs .to gather at meeting O'DELL'S Science Fair planned at Chester; judging, open house are Friday Bicentennial awards program a ounced No min.llion' lot ttu· Spli tt ol 'R7 A\\allls ,, pall ol Ill!' SILVER RIDGE - Unity Smgers will present a musical program at the South Bethel New Testament Church, Sliver Ridge, at 7 p.m. F rl,day. IN TODAY'S PAPER 1.\ A wid<' va rw1 ~ of paperback hooks fot ehlldrPn of all ages. priced fr om ~~ lu $1i. o~ nd lhr•rr • arc parent lcac hrr boo ks in · r ludrd The public " lnvttr·d to visi t the fair during sehool hours •rnd thN'l' wil l br evenmg hours from li to 7 p m on April 1:1 for residen ts who e.m 1 mak<' II lion at Ohio Un iversity Inn 7 p.m. Thursda y Columbia Grange conducts business· meeting A donal ton was made toCA RF. as part or the yra r·s program ol givi ng at the recPnt meetmg of Col umbta Gt ange held at thr hall Ptoeeeds from a lund t•ai sin g pto]ert W('I P tu rned m to Eliza beth Jorda n. women s ac t IV It irs ehat rm an Resu lt s of the judging of !he National Gra nge sewing ro ntrs t were 'all nounc<'d with .lane l.l cwl'llyn taking ftl"! m thr ady lt class, Pall.' Manzt'l , sp- It's National .Library Week clll rltfurtd1ble 102·138-8885. matlotl .., 313 eon 13121 741 ·8400 4880 Ftnanctal -;;~,--,;;-U ::-::;.-::: n-:::-:---­ 21 8 8 1 8 88 Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PU8USH· ' lNG CO recommend• lhlt yo -. do busintu with Pl<lple you know , •nd NOT to send moniBV through the mail until you hwe lnvutigat~ the oHermg, �• . Page- 6- The bail 5entinel Business 21 LAFF-A-DAY 0 pportunity Househol~ 51 Goods Vflllay Furniture, new & uied, large section of qua lity furniturft . 12·1 6 El!lstern Ave , G11llipolla B&IIU1V Shop equipment tor aale. Gom g ou t of busines1. Goad ! hape Call 614 -992-2743 . GOOD USEO APPLIAN CES Wath ers . dryers , refrigeratort, range t . S ltaggt Ap pli ancet. Upper Ri.11er Ad. bM ide Stone Crest MoteL 614-446-7398 . Professional Services 23 53 Hometown personal care. Hmve 11acancv tor adu lt care. Profes · sional emp l o~eea in 3 worki ng shifts . Ca ll 61 4· 992 -6859 or .Julia's Pers ona l Care Home has opening for elderl y patients, 2 4 54 Misc . Merchandise hou r care. family busi neaa si nce 1959. 304 -773-6873. " A U1tlfl De aign", i ntt~ r lo r de· sign buainess for people on limited budgAt Ind ependently own&d , 304 -676 -6636 Callahan's Used Tire Shop. Over 1.DOOtires.sizes12, 13, 14. 15, 16. 16 .6. 8 miles ou t Rt . 218. Call 614-256-6251 . I Plattic ciatarn state approyed. plattic sept ic tanks. plauic culvurta, metal culvertt. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES. Jaclt son. Ott. 614-288-5930 Real Estate 31 Homes for Sale Mual Utll newly re modeled 1 bdr. home - 6 4 Mill Creek St. GI IIipolis. 81 8,900 . M ake offer. Call614· 446-2639. Unge l:ieautiful 5 BR home, 47 wooded acret. Meigt Loca l, Cherry Ridge. $44,900. Ca ll 614·992·7160. 4BR Brick . 1 'h bat h plua add 1 showflr Fa mity RO om with fireplacu. carpe t rhru out , CA. double car garage. excellent nei Rh bo rh oo d 1 mll & from Holter. Call af ter 4pm orwlt-end for Ap pt . Ph . 614 -446-3364. For tale b'f owner: 2 ltO"'' hou se in Middlepon o11er.looking park . 30 yr guamteud vinyle sid ing, w-w carp et. 1 117 bath. uniqu& woodwork. 614-992 -5 1 26. Governman1 hom 8 s h om 81 ~U - repa l r ) Delin( 1uent tax propert')' . Rt~~po aseulo n s . Call 806687-6000 Ext. GH.- 9B06 for curren t repo Utt . "N.A.S.A. is planning to send 100 cows into space~ It'll be the herd shot 'round the world!" ~---'~-----..,.-------------~ 35 lots & Acreage 33 'ac res 3 milea west of HMC . near route 35 . Ca ll 614 -4488221 atter 6. Lot 4·5 acres more- leta. 5 milo& from city limih . Rt . 218. Call 61 4 -446-2460 alter 4pm . 19 Acre Lot . Wood t Mill Rd .. Hunt ingt on. Trailer Pad, water tap . Ideal home t ite . Cell 614684-6701 . As hton building lots, mo.bilu homes permi1t ad, Clyd e Bowen. I -J-•._3_0_4_-5_7_6_·2_3_3_6_.- - - - 2 h11droo m houte in Cli hon. Price rftd uced fro m 816,000 to 814 .000 Phone 1-3 04 -773663 4. In Pomeroy, 8 rooms and bath with fu ll bu.e mant and fireplace Thi t is a steal at 814.000. Call 614 -992 -7462 . In Brad bu ry. beside WMPO . br ick hou te tor aa le. Call 61 4· 992 -6964 o r 814-992-5085. By appolnlment flnly . 3 DR ., r&t: rfllltion roo m. kltch&n. dining room, larg e fr onl and bftelt po rctt 811 10 wooden bu ilding, yard with c hain link fanc11. Ru stle Hill a, Sv ra cuse. Oh io. 614 -949 -29 10 betwa11n 9 4p.m. 614 -992· 58 6 8 after4 :00 p.m. Price d for qu irik tile. 3 bedroom home. 2 sto ry , dornor lol In Middleport. No do wn paymen1 r&qulred., Phone61 4 -992 ·3194 or 6 14-992-8072 . Att umable loa n, 3 bed roomt . 1 b11th. fam ily room wi1tt wood burner, eel in kitchon, c&ntral air, 11h ln~~el oc ros . musi tell relocating. e ftll 11har 4:00. 304-6764450. 8 yHar old house, 5 rooms & b11th. 1tael tlding. 2 car att•ch&d g11r11ga. 1 v, ocros ground. 2 outbuilding• . 1 mil o off Rt . 2 on lomb lnto n Run Fload. 304- 896·3866. 3 bedroo m•. 2 c ar gar11ga. bftaomen l. 1 ac re lot. four miles fm m Point Pluannt. pri ced mid fifties . cn ll 304 -676 -6835. Price rodu cad . '39.500.00, 3 budroom, huge lcitchvn and livingroom, Jerrys Run Road. 304·676·2668 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND US ED M OBILE KESSE L'S OUAliTV MOBILE HOME SALES , 4 MI. WES T. b AlliPOUS. RT 36. PHONE 814 -446· 727 4 HOM ES 1966 Skytln~~ 47•10. t2400. Call 6 14-4 46 -0390. 1 4x70 1 976 Kirkwood 3 bdr., 2 bath S. elltrfl nice. Gat tte11t , trae de livery . blnckad up. 88960. C1ll 6 14 -446-0 1?5 . 1972 fiA mlntJO 121166 J BR . 1 1h bll th. tot11l Alect , CA. Bx 10 de ck & J116 dack , underpinning. 1ome ltunlthlngt A1king •4995 .00 Ph 61 4· 246-96 47 . 1974 Granv ille 14•70. 3 bed· u1om . 1 '!J btjthl. all electric , rnu11 be moved. 86800 OBO . 614-985-4367 . 1977 moiJila ho me. 12• 00. all electric. $6, 500 00 . 304-57Cl - 2809. 12x66 Schultt on 1 acre lot. Furn ithed , out building & utal· lito di tc , J eny s A1m . S 12,600. 30 4~ 578 - 2 1 92 183e craa - 1 JmUes otfSt . Rt . 87. 198 1 14K70. 3 bedroom mobile "ho me, l11rge m•chlnery. 1011Hie thed , 36 llcrfls, pauure, 36 acres meadow. bahtnct timber, 2 pondt, t prlngs, erou f t~rlced . Mu tt relot:at e, 30 48nce95·3060 . Antiques Old Oriental Rugs Wanted !.Any size or condit fon. Call toll free 1-B00-433-7847 . 61 4 - 949 - ~927 •. Rentals 41 Houses for Rent 3 bdr. ranch. Rodney Villege II. IJ285 mo. plus doplltit. Referen ces requir ed. Call Blackburn ReeUv 614-446-0008 . Furn lthtd ona room cottage all newly redaco rated. Only largfl enough for onellr two adults. No pelt . Re f. Ill dep . requ ired. Ca lf 614-446-2543. l bedroom house. Wet! Columbia, 8180.00 monttl plus depos it and re fr ences. 304-773-5840. 2 and 3 bedroom house. 304675 -3030 or 676 -3431 . 44 Apartment for Rent The Arbuckle Church Aide is now taking orders for ttom &made Eatter Eggs. A 6 oz. egtt sells tor IJ1 .00. Chocolate col/fired flevon · are; chocolata, coconut, peanu t butter . .maple nut. cherry, 8r cherry nut . Call 30 4-937 · 2881. 304 ·4681853, or 304·458-1997. =--~--------,- lor Rent 10x60 2 BR mobile home. Ca ll 614-949-2424 . 2 bedro om 66• 14 AC. Quiet neighborho od c lote to Rio Graf'lde. Adults preferred. Reference required. Ph . 61 4·2 45 6 8 66 or 446-0239 . 2 BA Mobile Home in E11e rgreen P~ . 6 14-446-7032 . 2 bedroom trai ler for rent in Sy ra cuafll . Mu t t apply in perton. 61 4 -992 -2728 APARTMENTS , mo bile homes. houset. Pl. Pleata nt an d Gallipo lit. 614-446!- 8221 . 1 br apartment, partlv furn ished. Henderso n. I 150. mon th . Call after 6 :00, 304· 675-1972. SPRING S PE C IAL : IMME DIATE OCCUPATION Laurland apts. George St. New Haven. W. Va. We are offering hee security deposit to qualified •ppticants for occupation before M11y 1967 . Co mpletelv ca rpeted. 2 bedroom, renge, refrigeratio n, pleuant surround ing• wilh pl av area. Ca ll 304-882 -3716 from 10:00 AM to 9:00PM . E.O,H. Knapp S ho e. & tra sh Compec!Or . tel&phon&. Ph. 614 -4467453. Co mplftte 65 Mustang interior , t125. 1 set Smith Tourchs manv extra s 81 60 . Sears Woodburner 1100. M11gie Ch9f Ov en. 2 Trans one 1981 Chtt~JV and 1979 Ford Ph. 614-446-4462 . Crib bed, plftypen, infan t carseat , pony chair. Cll 614· 388 - 9305. ~ . . FREE KODAK FILM for life. plus hundreds of dollars of free gitts. Call toll free 1-800-433· 631 2. Barrel game table w ith · embossed Ba ckgammon & cfl ess board w ith 4 barrel cha in 5500. Also Ping Pong tabl e 5 75.00 Call 614 -44&- 3934. New Sandpiper. 1 v, inch diaph ragm, water pump . 5650 . Call 614·992·6875. Tony's Gun Repairs , ho t reblu aing . Open 9 :00AM to 7 ~ 0 0 PM Call 304·675-4631 . Rough lumber. oek & poplar $160 per thousand by 1ho 8d. or 20c bd . ft . 304-675-4412. Walker' s Wrecker, Hend erson. 45 Rooms for rent , day . week . m on th. Ga i1 1A Hote l. C111l 614 446-9715 . Rantulowl!l sS 120 m on ttt. ' 84 Honda Elite scooter 8 1,200.00. Garden tiller Stat e Man used ver')' little $300.00. 304·675·6123. Furnis hed room . t 140. Ut iliti es paid. Share bath. Single mal e . 919 Second. Getllpolis. Ca ll 446-4416 aft er 7pm. Office Space lor Renl. E~tcellfl nt lor Attorn.-.,s, Acco untant. ate. CIOlfi to Court Hou$e. Call Wittman Real Estat e Agency. 614-446 -3644 . COU NTRY MOBILE Hom e Par k. Ro ute 33, North of Pomeroy . RentAl trailert . Call 614-992 7479. Space fo r rent , trailer spa.;;as. Locus t Rd . Rt. 1, Poi nt Pt&asant. 304-675-1076. J pc . maple bedroom s uite, matteu and t prings. dea k and chair, sewing ma chine. 304616-3244. 55 Building Supplies Building Mat eri&ls Block, brick, sewer pipes. wlgdows, llntela. etc. Claude Win· tors. Rio Grande, 0 . Ca ll 614- 246-6121 . Concrete blocks 1111 sltat yard or delivery. Mason und . Gallipolis Block C:o., 1 23'11 Pine St. , Gallipolis. Ohin Call 614-44 6- 2783. 0608 . 3 bethoom mfl bile home, gerden 1pace. lt id!. no peu, 304-4681881 Wont ad 10 rent : Pauurft Call 2 bAdroomt , IOtlll elecuic. lllr cond, lift mil e ou t Sand Hill R oMt Phontt3 0 4-675 · 3834 49 614·949· 2682. For lease Ready mix con cre1e and all concret e su pplies. Call us Vall ey Brook Cement and Sup plies. 304-773-5234 . 56 For l&ase- Nice large 2 bndrfl om apt . Call 614-446-1024. Hi Cou rt Street. 2: BR . 1Vt bat hl . w / w carpet , co m~J_Iete modern kitchen , g11 heat, well iuul11ted. wired tor phone re. cable tv , t paCiout, perking in rttllr, pllt lo, 8376 / mo . plus utilit ies. Depos it , Re fer8tl ces req uired No pett . CIIII614-445 - 58 Merchandise 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCT ION & FURNITUR E 62 Oliva St .. GaiUpoltt. New & uted wood-coal t to\lel , 6 pe wood lR tulle S399. bunk bedt t 199, reclinert new & used bedroom tu lt et, wringer wuhert , & thoes. New . living roo m suitat 8199· 8699, lamps: C•ll 814446·3 15 9. County Appli1n ce, Inc. Good used appllancet and TV s&u. Open BAM to 6PM . Mon thru Sat . 614·446-1699, 6 27 3rd. Ave G8Hipollt, OH . Pets for Sale Or11gonwynd Cattery Kennel. CF A Himala')'an . Pe rthm and Siamese kitte ns. AKC Ch ow puppi&s. New Chow puppies. Ca t1614 -446· 3844 after 7PM. Re gisTe red Dachshund puppies Ill so 1 mal11 Pekines e Ph. 614-446-7920 . AKC Hamnttrs S1 . 25, Hamster II compl ete set up S8.00. 2 Gerbala and ae1 ups S6.0Q, Regittered D•n11 S 100. Ph. 614·446-1364. Eute.- Bunnies pure bred Ne· therland Dwarfa. Greftt t or 4-H Call 614-446-0804 after 4pm AKC Aegi1 te red Chi tt ua hue pups. 6wk1. old Call 814-446 - 7766. Used 6 Rebuilt Tr~nsmiSiiof\1. All· lntern i lly inspeeted & guar•ntted. fnetalletton and pic~ · LIP · avall•ble. Call 114-441·0916, . 79 Motors Homes & Campers & Vegetables B & S Produce now l)pftl't at our new locttion 1313 EatlernAve. Gallipflllt, across from · Plzz.a Hut. Big selection Quality Frultt 8!nd Veg e tabl es . o ·PEN EVERYDAY. 1968 Citv Aluminum Dump Trailer 30ft. 1974 Dodge D-800 Dietel Log Truck. G-Model Prentica knuck.leboom Leader whtt ca b & po wer unlt -Dieul . Moun on Tandom 16ft. Pup ted Trailer. 24ft . Ford Starcratt Camper sleeps 8 . fully ftqUiped FFC Saw-Buck. Montgomety Ward wood tplitter lik& new. Troy Built Tiller. 1977-0 ·100 Dodge Truck 60,000 actual milet, runs good Call 614- 388· 9031 Evenings. Farm Supplie s & Livestock 61 Farm Equipment 1--- - - - - - - - 2010 John Deere d iea ~ tractorplows, disc 53950. New ldea Dyne Bounce mower $496. Lat& model 22.CT John Deere baler &1295, Hay wagon 8300 . Call 614-286-6522. CROSS 8o SONS U.S . 36 West, Ja ckson . Oh io. 614-286-6451 . Massey Fergu son, New Holland. Bu sh Ho{l Salet & Service. Over 40 u1ed tr•ctort to choote from & complete line of new & used equipment. Lar gest t election in S .E. Ohio . JIM 'S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER . SR "35 W. Gallipolit, Ohio. Call 614· 446· 9777, eve. 614-446-3692 . Up front trac tors with warrflnty over 40 uted tractors, 1000 tools. Utility Bldg. Spl : 30'x40' d ', 16x8 Overhead door , Service Door. t5 333 Erected. Iron Ho rse Bldga . 614-332 -9745. Vermeer 504 H Round Balet used 1 Season makes 6•4 Balet. U600. Ph . 614-388-9832. ., _ , tt-IIU,MC ~..::~~~:::::::::;::::======~ 61 Farm Equipment 34 Business Buildings larg e 2 bedroom apanment In Middlept;t" , wtllher •nd dryer hookup , pa"lelty fumlth.cl. Pey own utiUtiM . t111. per month. Coil 814·992·2311 doy1· or Commercl•l buildings for IMit. 614- 9~2 - 250t wtnlnQI . Downtown Pt. Pteuant. Stor ... l ___;_______:___ offlcts. A-On• Aa.t Ettett. 1 bedroom aplftment in Middl• Carol Ye&ger. Broker. Call 304· port , all utllitl" pekl. f210 . per &76·5108. montk. Coil e14·H2·1713. J 71 3 "12 HP rototilltr for ule. t150 . Call614· 992-7216. 1953 Ford Tractor. Good run· nlng condition. With plow• and disc. 12000. Call 614~ 992· 6092. New HoUend 477 Hay bind. Exc. Cond . 304-273· •215 . White i1 hp. $4,950.00. OPEN HOUSE, April 10 and 11 . Big Di•count on m~~cttinery. 10% off parts. Sidtprt Equipment, Hend· erson, W, Va. 304-875-74&21 . Portable head gate t800.00. Single 111le f~rm trsiler 1250.00. Wood splittar 8300.00. 304- 882·2627. 7573. 742-2372. 1980 Da1eun 510. 4 door, good cond, call 304&-876-5689 aftM 5,oo PM. 1975 Monza town coupe, V-8 , new tirM, p•lnt and e•heust : Good cond, t800.00. 814-387- 7767. 1879 Old• Cutl•11. 1977 Pinto. 1975 Bronco. Callaher 5 p.m .• 62 Wanted to Buy 304-171-6331. Now buvtng thelf corn or ear corn. Call forlatett quotes. River Citv Farm Supply, 61•· 448· 1981 Chevrolet Malibu Clastic wagon. A / C, AM-FM stereo. P.W. and Door Locks. excellent condition. 304· 176-4384. Wantltd 10 buy tob..:co poundage in Mason Counr;. 675-2970 or 675 =1824 af1ar 19?9 Trant Am. •nginl.- and rebuilt. new clutcl!. pretisure plate •nd throw out buring . Needt painted 12,896 .00 firm . 304· 675- 2985. 30•· 6'00. tran~mislion 4819. 63 Livestock Duree Boars. Bred jutt like the boar• we tested 11 the Ohio Testation th•t gained over 2.1 ibt. per day. Roger Bentley. Sabina, OH. 61 :J.-.&84-239B. Young pure bred Charlola BuU 1980 Buidc Skylark. Z.B V-8 engine, til power, axe cond. high mileage, 304· 875·7375. 1978 Cedatlic. good cond, •1 .800.00. 9 :00 am -2:00 pm 304·675-2949 •• 4,00·8,00 304-875-7432. • Full blooded Simmentalbull, son of Signal. 4 yu old. 2.000 lba, phone 304-895-3496. 64 Hay & Grain lob1cco poundag• 19141b. 40 eentt a pound. PI! . 114· 246- 6428. 1917 ChiWV Ton Dump Truck Ph. IU-245·9157. MACK Tractor '78, dbl. frame I '78 Bilnson 30' ~tl84 " dump . II% rubbw over•ll. Ready to work. Will ... t~rately . 614· 251· 1530. ( 1978 Chevy lh tonPh. 814-441- Wanted to lene tobacco Hie Ph. 614·446,. 4202. 0749. 1974& Chevv Chevenne Pidt-Up, Transportal 1un 71 Autos for Sale 1982 Ford Thund•bird, auto.• with air. 150.000 mil•. good cond. C.III14-2S8-1867. v.,., 1982 1/W Robblt, d1-. SO MPG .• AM ·FM C1111ettt, V81fY good condhton. claan. t 3000. '71 Chevy hl!lf ton truck. good sh . .. 41 Burdette Addn .• 304- 871·2159. Ph. 814·318·9780. 304·871-7118. 19B1 MlldaRX7. &-speed. law miteege Ptt . 114-441-3231 . 73 Ven1 & 4 W.O. 1977 Old1 Otlta 88 Royal•. Sharp good condition, Ph. 114-- 441-0294. All ty-pea carpenter & concrete work: Interior, exterior, remodeling, p1lnting. roofing, free ettimetn . Call 1514-448-1174.. 446·7099. 1981 CheYylmpala. 4 -door. AC. , 1972 Ford Econo Unev•n..lcyl. 3 •peed wktt tool ..... euo. tih steering wheel, crviH, AM014-915--3110 anvtlml. FM . Good condhton 12700.00 Ph. 114-446·2613. 1984 Chtvatt•. Auto, Air, 24,000ml. t3000. e.. 814· 319-2182. PI\. 014· 85 Bronco II Eddie lauar Edition. loldtd. low miiH!iJ•· ganga kept . E11c . cond . 1·12.000. 304-175-11479. 74 Motorcycles 1112 Hondo Cl 710 , 2,920 -· mfl•. totKied, exc1Uent conctltlon 114-441·0122 attar c.n 1811 y.., .... v..., 912-32341. XI 1110. flirinl . co",, .. 76 Boats and Motors for Sale . e786. 1171 P1ymou1h Fu,., condition tl110.oo. ,.,, 211-1271. 1111 Pontiac Tr...·Am 301 t•r. Copperton• r.trig•etor 195. gold rafrto••tor 1195. .tde by tide rllfrlg•etor 1195, whit• 2 dr . 'ffrigttltOf 171. 16 ev. h . ch•t frtNtr I 1150. Whirlpool wa•h• *98, Me'f'~ wnh.-11715, GE w•lher t1150, .. .mic raftO•top 6 bottom own •150, Meytag wm,w waiher t91 , •nd 52 QIUOI'I hot vnter htattr 165. Skegg1 Appli.,..cet, Upplt' Al.,.r Rd . 114- .,.,..,.11 txhaust. AM · FM c-o. Mid"V t&.DOO. COl 114-22041 t to I 0< -173415tomonol011~-· 72' D - IHO. 71' C....... -Y-Uti0.71',_LTD UIO. Pll. 114---. 1110 Tr-MI low · Nt• tutorftobne, ••otiiMtt cond. MIOO. COI1114-2q.HII. 441-739a. "He saya. ·sorry reply Ia SIOw... slgnall~ out...uslng venetian blinds In porthole. 1114. , . rnontll. 1 1 ltrltOI. RM'I*"'-If you' rl ftDI .....,.,_UL_you'to- , 11 ..... ,,;, joW: .......... · w. v.. :104·481- too - E--. T-. AC. 1'8. Pl. T·TIIfl. T·TIIfl covwa lndudld. "•• 1ouwn. 1111. PW. PL._._ c.-.••w •h·- 17tl0 loy u.... COprio - llklrlor . . . . . . 1112 Rlwltn I - · Lotdetl. ...... 10.000 COI1 114-112·1171. . . . . - ·-.tiO. 114-lll-nts. 78 •. ._10. . . Auto Parts -·---· ..... --•eve--.-Coli ---·-• IUOOITTtue: I e :_....... I I _. AI _I _ ,...... ....._~T•-* 114-17t2UOw1-....,..1711. CoMEPIAN cR iHt= ,- :r. 2.64. (A) t1 (J) Wh0'1 lht Bo11? Sam Ia pleased when she comes home with a hickey on her neck. (A) Q (f) Ql) Nov• Questions arise ebout tho space program's lu1urt after Challongar. D •1121 Splea ion lind Bon mual decide whether or not to defy agency policy. 0 Pri1111new1 Wrep ups of the day's world news and In depth loature reports. (1 :00) 11J 'Chlefl, Part I' Prime Tlmt (NRJ (!) MOVIE: Coming Homt cJofCE. Fetty Tree Trimming. stump removal . Call 304-676-1331 . (i) ALLEY OOP RINGLES ' S SERVICE . experienced carpenter. alec:trldan. meson, pelnter, roofing (includIng hot tar application) 30487&-2088 or 675-7147. a Rotwy or cable tool drilling. Molt walls compl ...clseme day. Pump tal .. and ..-vice . 304- 885-3802 BRIDGE· lan1asles line. (A) Q V:OO W 700 Club . 11 (2) 1111 G!mmt • ar..kl Noll schemes to sell Eric 's book ao he and Sam will pos1pone mar~1g1. EEK& MEEK 50 c;xJIT iEWIJG. ME. WHAT 10 00 SIWJC£ IS ts.Lf A fORM cr COWIUJI<ATIOtJ, : ... t::X:).)'T <.,Q) lt\1~ K ? Ill • (J) Moonllahii"'J E;J (f) Ql) FronUine From 1h& early days of prealdan1111 ambl11on, through the mon1hs ol promise. 1o the day ot denial, the nomlna11ng of a ~rty candidate Is ~xamlned . i C) . • Plumbing & Heating WINTH~OP MORTY MEEKLE AND CARTER 'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Gllllpolis. Ohio Phone 814-441·3188 or 614&- IFAL.L. THEBE ARE ON TH E " HIDDEN L.EVEL.,HOW COME ALL CAMERA ' THE PEOP~ IN THEM ... COMMERCIALs. .. 84 . Electrical & Refrigeration I • Sltellttt Dlth fYtttml fi&O & I t1080 lntuMeit Call 614-448- ' I • i • . '• Anld•ntlll or comm•ciaf wlr· l"f. New MrYice or repairs. -' Ucenud electrician. Eetimete fr•. Rldenout Electrical. 304- 871-1781. General Hauli11g Dilllfd W1t1r S_,lce: Pooh, , Cltttms, Wells, O.livery Any- ' time. Call 814· «1 -7404-No 1 Sund~:y callt. .:· wt111. poo~, filled. ,.1: 1 Formerly Jam" Boyt Water. ~· • ·7 BARNEY I WISH YOU'D VORE WISH IS MV COMMAND, BROTHER ·sMITH DRAP BY MV HOUSE, PARSON. AN' TELL LOWEEZY I WO~T BE HOME FER SUPPER et%1 !Il e!Il all ea 1111 Ntwt Tht Duke manages 1o outwi1 Angtlo and IIYt CIIU(IIo'l . lila. (1 :00) 0 -VIIM Curren! reportl on world economics end flnenclll news w1111 Lou Dobbl. (0:30) (8HOI1tj-. 8<D M'A'8'H 11 :JG 8 (2) G IIHI of CII'IOII rea-"nable rata•. Immediate , 2.000 gallon delivlt'y. cisternt, ~~ pools, w.ll, ttc. Clll 304-171- I, -;. ' and n· (JJ~(L) '' Jim Ltniw, 304--171-1247 .. : 171· 7317. ~ .... (JJ WKliP In~ • (J) Nfgfilll11t E;J !II fllltnUIII, P.l. llll cn.t Doel-l '17 0 1port1 TOI1Iglll Action ptdttd oporta hlghlfghll with Nidi Chlrltland Jim Huber. ~ Formtrtr tt.n WhMtons:. Now' .. John 't W•t• S...Vic.. · ~: -- 1.000 .. 2.000 '"'· .- I · 304-871· 2248. . ,. < 87 Upholstery A • M Cuttotn Couchee; ' and_ ' "-phul"•t· St. Rt . 7 , Crown : City, Dh. I 4-2... 1470, E...- • 114-441-M:MI. ()pon dllily Ito 4,30, .... . ,30 to 1,30. Old. MWUpthOIIC&ad. • . I]) lnlkWI tht PGA Tour (T) (f) Tht lhlf1t..,_. Hour .. Prl- • 10 61 +HI Doing it the right way 'J97 , , 4! 2 By James Jac;<>by +K 7 3 2 +AQ9 6 WEST EAST • Q83 +J •Kn Let's say you have nine cards in the trump suit. missing the Q·J, and you play one of your high honors. The op· ponent sitting behind the hand holding the other high honor plays either the queen or the jack. What now? Without getting into the whys or wherefores, the right percentage play Is to now take a finesse. It Is much more likely that the honor played was a singleton rather than part of a Q·J doubleton. However, don't ever let your knowl· , edge of percentages isolste you from considering the entire deal. Against today's contract , the defenders played three rounds ol clubs . Declarer ruffed , played the spade king and, noting the fall of the jack, took a finesse against the hoped·for queen m the West hand. When that worked , he subsequently lost two diamond tricks but still made his contract. Although the operation was successful and the patient did not die, dl!(larer 9tlll had misplayed the hand. If East held Q-J of trumpa, he would win his trump • Q9 7 3 SOUTH +K 7542 'A K 10 I AJ 2 +10 8 Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: North Wen North Eall Pass Pass 2+ Obi. Pass a+ Pass Pass Pass Pass ,. South Pass 3+ Pass Opening lead: • 2 . Irick and gel ~ff lead with a heart, 1nd eventually declarer would lose two dl• amonds. But If declarer goes up with the ace end East shows out, no real harm Is done. Declarer will play hll three high hearts and then get out with a trump. West will be forced to lead diamonds, and the defenden will only lake one Irick in that suit. ' Pl:ANUTS 50 ~ERE I ANI RIDIN6 ON THE SAC~ OF MOM'S 61C'1'CLE ... ACROSS 41 Mount !Byway In Sicily 42 Eur. river 9Yeam 43 Old British 10 Hebrew coin school DOWN 11 Mulligan 1 Ziti, e.g. orlrlah 2 Thespian 5 Float 12 Coating 3 Henry 14Actor Fondanlm 4Cut down Yeeterday'• An1wer 15Common 5 Start over &Oklahoma liJ Surprise! 30 Put on verb 21 Nocturnal a show '16 •- Marla" city bird 32 Sports 7 The fair 17 Brazilian sex parrot 18 By what &Golf great 10 Long- means 19 Aglow 20Time necked bird payment 13 Pretend 22 Nevada city 22 Operated setting 23 Gaza 33 Punitory zo& Servitude 38 Place for system Andy Capp 27 Racket· 39 Thrice 28 Simian (Lat.) ...,,...,'"""'Il""" 23 Gush, as ollt.-+--+--+25 English river 26Shade of blue 27 Zola novel 29Nancy's husband 30Soak 31 Jail sen· tence (sl.). 340rder of animals (suff.) 35 ~lnd rn C.ltbritr chtra l!ll _.,, Und E;J McCormtcf1 :---~-------------Watt.,ton ' t W1ltr H•uling , ·;; - ahoed 10 tomorrow 's news a1orlaa. (1<00) 10:05 (J) MOVIE: Africa Ttxll 81Il USA TO!IIghf Will haul anyttting hom 2 ton to 8 ton . Rueonabll deiN . CaU " 114& -•4&1 -•1Ui1 Morning or '' ft'ening. , , UP,. llll !!JI ~-Ntwl A wrap up 0 Evening ol today'a newa and a lOOk 11:00W Hlrdcallle and J .J . Wet• s.tvice. Swimming ·; paola, t:ist•rn• 6 wells. Call • 114&-246•9286. • 11 llm"tone. MAKEUP~ 10:30 .. Ofti'Jtl, 0.ftvtrtcf 1 tOfl and ARE WSA.RIN(;f TV 'Obllalllvt l.oYt' CBS Tue141y Movtt (1 :40) c 11J Urry King Uvalln ifep1h ln1ervlowa wl1h 1op newsmakars tnd celebrl11es . 9:30G(2) .1m E11y 81NII The season of love descends on thl mention. 10:00 8 (2) 1m HUI 81NII BIUII Football star a1andato loae endorument when arrested lor sollcl11ng. I]) Bodybuilding 1986 Mr. Universe Compt11tlon trom TOkyO, J1p1n (T) (JJ (J) MilK Htldroom Edison tries to .. pose shady promo1or of lelhll form ol ekateboardlng. D (J) Critlo on Ftcftrsl 81NII Hedding C1rt1r focuHs on Chicago'• Robert Taylor Homes public houolng project, 1hl mos1 tml)jtlous housing projec1 1n the world . .,.. (1 :49) Same tlttt . C•ll 304 -876- ,. 1370. . ,. 2111. James Jacoby Selleck e1!21 MOVIE: e R ~ l A Water Service. Home 41 -7-11 Little Ben has run up MIDEAST BUILDERS . concrete end new ' homt contractor~,' M..on, w. Ve . 304-n3-9&B4 Of New H•ven. W.Vt. 304-812-• 2345. Ptint. waHpeper. home repairt, firtplecea. chimneys., bfl<*. etone. patios. block. aide· wt1lk ~nd driveway•. =-~----------------- NORTH +A 10 9 6 'Q 8 6 enormou s bill calli~ sexual Sterb Trae 1nd Uwn Strviee. Grean• lawns that is Weed and Pett Frea. liquid or grandul1~ ..,JiCI1ion·lrH and thrub tao. Stump removal anvwhere wlth-t out lewn damage. For complete' trM •nd lawn cart cell304-171-: 2842 or 171· 2803. clttlfns. --,1 (R/ (2:06) 1:30 (JJ G (J) Growing Pain• 114·981·4414. 85 · e ., 1111. . .... lor lllie. 3 ...... motor. •71. CON ~E THE - .''p~. LIVING 'TbN, F~esuME ?'" RON 'S Television Servica . Houu ellis on RCA. Quaur,.' GE. Sp~~<:ilting in Zenith . Call. 304· 578-2398 OJ 614· 446· Houee coe.. IMI'IRIAL MARIN£. INC . . . _ . . atll et wlntar . pri011. Pur· Yov MAY a JUN6t...t=, Cui :r:'M GfTitNG 5JC/C Of P•intir: Interior/ Exterior~ 26 ve·. •s experience. Free estimmasReuoneblerates. Call614-266. , 3107. AM ·~m-.trovolbol. - · gooc1 c:ondMion . d<vo•. 150.00. con 304-171· 3214. SWEEPER and ltwlng m~ehlni repair. parts. and tuppli~. Pic~ up 1nd delivery, Devis V~euum Cleaner , one half mile up Georges Creak Rd .. Cell 814- 1HI Chwy pldl up, 3 JPMCI, p•lntad , all good eond . t1 .100.00 01 belt offlt'. Call repons on wo~d economics and financial news with Lou Dobbs. (0:30) 111112) 1m WhHI Of For1Uno Q!1 Bemey Miller D (!) M'A'S'H 7:05 (J) S.nford lnd Son 7:30 It (ll Ill Ntwlywtd Game I!J Allloon Hillin A legend and a Legacy (T) D(() Judge Whttl of Fortune liZ Crootflrt (0:30) 1111!21 IDI Jeoplrdyl !!JI Jtlftrson• DIIl .Too Clolt for Comlort 7:36 (J) M•lor ~••vue Be11blll 8:00 (II YQ\Ing Rtbtll D (2) 1m MtUock I]) Spttdworfd "lASCAR Winston Cup: First Union Bank 400 from N.orth Wilkesboro, No~h CarollnB Unconditlonel lifetime guar•ntae. LDcaf raferencea furnished . Free utlmates. Cilll coHect HS14&-237-0488, dliV or night. Rogers B••ement W•tlirprooflng. , 441·44n 1 117 Suzuki Quad lport Peel· lent condition t1700 Of batt ...... Pll. 114-448·2231. Molloh•n Furniture 6 Applian cet. Rl . 7 North GeiBpolis, Ohio Ph, 614· 441 -7444 . Bpc. Wood U...lnV Room Sulla 1399.00. NtWIHour (1 :00) ®J NtWI i!3) Moneyllnt Curren! 30413. . Bike 1114 Hondo XR-100 excelent ' condiUon• Ph, 114211·4113. STOP·LOOK-SAVE (f) Ql) MICNtll/ Lthrt_s BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 1977 Dodge~,i ton, PS, PB, 318 four lpHd long bed. 1987 Dod9o. PS, PB. 318 lou• opood overdrive long bed. 1-304-8915· 01(1 Whh1poof wathw •nd Home Improvements PI, AC, 8ft. S.d wMh topper. running board• 12000.00 Co11 814·441:3934. 82 PS, 1984 Etcon ol-speed, 4-door , e14-441:0322. 11 (J) Peoplt'a. Court Concr.. e finish, parldhg Iota. b•emants . •nv tlu job. Senior · Citlrim Discount, Rick Gtrfleld. ' Coll814·258·1887. . Zygole - Broil - Draft - Hyphen - DIRTY Alter several weeks of unemployment, my brother·ln·law landed a conatructlon lob. After working all day and arrlvlnA home. late, my sister ~reeled ·him, "Hurray, you're DIRTY. I]) SpoltiCenter (l) (JJ Enterlllnmtnl Tonight 81 · YESJEIDAY'S SCIAM-lEiS ANSWEIS McCormick 88 Ford F-260. 4000 miln. Peyott. 61 lnlernattonal. 70 lntemtt;onal 1 ton. t700 08 off•. Ctll 114· 388-1822. 19815 Ford RaAU•· 6 apd .. in va,., good cond. A~tume lo•n . - r~-s~w-::o-::R:-·=-o-::-v It (ll PM Megulnt 2 Hor.a uHd trail..- with new tires, good paint. r11dyu tor u" I14·2BI·I~22 · 6:35 (J) Andy Ortffith O.lvanll•d corrugllted culvtrt:, t2.31 ft ., up . All Bizet. Fittings ' Febricetlon. D1y 6 night dtltvlf'Y, within 110 miiM. Will not be undersokl. 304-925-1211 . ,' ; 1100. Coli 614-311-9910. I I .I I ; Precoc ious first grader lo teacher: "I know that two and two Is lour. I lust want to - - ." D (!) Hogan'• Hero" 1978 Dodge lAton, 318 complete rebuMt eUto. tranuni1sion. 256·6665. . ! York. (0:30) a!! WKRP In Clnclnntti 72 Trucks for Sale 1 1 anchoreO live from New to.- tale. C•lf eftlf &pm. 614· SO,DOOml. 13210. 379-21a2. Utid Furniture: WOOd table & 2 btnc:hn. bHs, & dretttr. 3 miiH out Ruleville Rd. Open 9AM to IPM, Mon. thru Sat. . i . -ii 7:00 (II HtrdCUIII and 1660. con 614·949·2348. 1979 Trant Am . T-top, A·1 condition, 57,000 miles, white with btue interior. 83100. Price nagotleble, mutt sell. Call81._ hi e (() 21 ft . 't r•vel trailer. Selfcontained. QE Refrlg•at,or. 0~ frunace •nd stove, toll• and wath bowl, ttlower. niiW w•tar tteater. C•ll 014--992· 7211. 1972 Ford Station WM~Qn . 7,000 aCiull milo, AC , PB . '79 T-Bird. 304· 875-'4MO. 8822. Uaad GOT ONE LOOK AT M! AND TOOK OFF. I WORNE ~r:C~A,N;;,K:.:...K'i--!1 • Autos for Sala 1976 ' Monte Carlo. Front end dtmaged. Selling p1rts, engine and transf'!'lillion . C•ll614·992- I 8:05 (J) Beverly Hlllbllllet 8:30 It (ll IDI NIC Nlghdy Newa IJ) NBA Tod8y (T) (JJ AIC Ntwo !;I (f) Nightly Bulin"' RIIIO'I Ql) DI!2J CIS Ntwo Ql) Coloraoundo liZ ShOwBiz Tod8y News ol tho ontertalnmant wo~d Is s~ ·e PROM~LY Se rv ices , S pacio ut 2bdr. apt .. C. A .. WIUtr p•i d. Near Pin• Hut . G•lllpolis Ph, 614-448-702& . 814·992.7717. EOH' DARK EYE!>. 12. ~AIR. 614-992·1016. New apartment : co mphnely turn. ~ ef . Ill Oep. 1 or 2 tdultt o nly . Call 814·446-0338. 9 '!J Ac rtl· Modern hou1e. barn. Un ru rni1hed up~tain apt. Adults huntin~ . Bordtrt Wl!lvne Fornr1t. only-. No P.t1. Utllitin furnished 139,000. land Contt•ct - qu1ll· Ph. 614-441·2113. fled buyer Ph. 1114-379 -2144 . Gracious living. 1 and 2 btd· 20 1cre f8rr'n Hanntn Tree• room ap•nmentl · et VIllage Road Glenwood. W. Va. for M•nor and Rlv.rsldt Apat1 more\nform1tlon call 304· 773- mentJ In Mlddl~~port . From 61 18 or .773-ti188 aher 5 :00. U15. Including utllltltt. Clll 13 YI!AR!J OLD. DARK 1974 Chate1u 3& ft. fully' equipped, AC . tlldlng gleudooi'. Exctllent cortdifton. f4700. Call 1983 Chwy C.vall•. 2-door . rad wkh pay ..tour lntHior . Super .t1erp out1We. htra cl ... mtide t3250. Ph. 114&-218- ---- --.--·"; ·. ~ ~OOICEP AIJO~T the be- LOWLHY 1-r....::.l!"r:-l,rl Q!1 F19tl of Ute D (!) Jtlfnona CAPTMN EASY ~i-1-ft-.-1-9-74--~-,~,-,.-~--.-~~ Used Equipmant John Deere 7000 4RN Planter John Deere 8200 14x? Drill Maasie-- Ferguson 13x7 Orill J ohn Deere 216 9 ' Dit k us&d John D eere 2960 86hp 600hrt.John Dellt'e 2660 65hp 1300hrs.J ohn Deer• 960 27hp 800hn.John Deere 2040 40ttp. 1900hrs .John Deere 2030 Diese l 60hp.John Deere 4020 0 WF , P.S .. John Deere 2010 45hp, John Oeerfll 70 Ges, .Ford 8N wllh 5 Pt. Ro1ary enter, John De ere 314 t4hp Hydro wittt Mower, John Oaertt 216 18hp witt! Mow er. Jottn Deere 111 1 1 hp with Mower, JDhn Oeerll 208 Shp with Mower, IHE C.de1 80 WydJO 8hp w ith Mower. Rou Imp! lie Suppty, St. Rt . 41 North, Watt Union. Otllo Ph. 513-544-3023. I (f) Squirt Ont TV E;J Ql) (Secret Cltr . v;,., Good ulection of Ouror •nd Blackline bo•rs. Roger Bentley Sabina, Oh Ph. 613-684· 2398. Also remember Bentley Pig Sale April 29, W•lhlngton Coun House Fairgrounds 7 :30 pm . J ohn Deer e , 6 11 ' 4" wheel Disk John Deere 400 Grindm-Mixer John Deere 40 spreader Joh n Deere 34 l preader J oh n Deere 146 Load8f J oh n Deere 240 Loadllt' Dunham 1 8' Fold Cultivator Side Winder Pull Type 6 ' Rotary Cutter J ohn Deere 943 Wagon Gear J ohn Deere 24 T Baler New Holland 66 Baler J ohn Deere 530 Rd . B1ler 100 bales J oh n Oee' e 1217 7' MowerCond. J oh n De&re 1209 9' MowerCond. J o hn Deere &03 6' Rotary Cutter New ISpl. 496,001 Rott Imp!. & Supply St. At. 41 North West Un ion, Oh io Ph. 613· 544· 3023 • WDID GAMI low to fo rm four slrnple words. I!J Spol:tllook (T) 1976 I' into'pop-up camper. good condition. Sleeps I . 11000. Call614·149-2128. . 11296 Ph . 100A Rearrange lette rs of 0 four terombled words EVENING 8:00 (Illig Volley . D (II !I> D !Il ®I Ill a2l c•mper. Sleept 4 Jduhs. lngoD:d condition. f89& . C•lll14-9912288 efter 6 :00. 3010 John Deere Tractor with load er t4360. John Deer-e Plow $300. John DeBre Trantpon Disc t&OO. John Deere 2150 gallon tpray-er 8276. Ph. 814&- 286-6522. TUES., APRIL. 7 T::~:t:~' S©~~lA-c!££trs· - - - - - - - - fd ltod by CLAY~. POLLAN 1D1 Ntwt 245·9293. LAYN E'S FURNITURE . , Self-conlained . GOodi:onditiafl . Call 814· 742-2124 or '814- 7 40 2nd Aile .• 1 BR , $186, Oap01it required . C11tl 614 -U 64222 betwean 9&6. 1984 Skyli ne mObile home Furnithed upttelrs. 2 roomt & 14:-;70. to"t electri c. 2x6 elltfl· ba ttt. utllit iat furnistted, cle•n. rior wallt , 2 t-tr, 1 be lh w ith No pet1. Adult s. CaiiiU·.C48g•r den tub. ft den . 304 -e'76 - 1619. 8367. I Counlfy li11ing. 1 BR furn 'ed apt . AC . W••her and dryet , no Farms. for Sale 33 cttild rltn or p.. s. rat & dep req 'ed . Call 614-992·2807. after 6PM . ' 1 3& Acre Farm with 25001b. tobtCC(l blllll & 3 oulbuildingt. Unturnlthed 1BR . •pt. like new ApproJI . 15 aere1 farm land. lhru o ut . Hut furnished . 1tt. L.oc•ted on Swan Creek Rd Ph . fl oo r prlv•ta, quiet t285mo. Ph. 61 4 -46·4107 or 441-2102. 614-268 -1774 . I 9Y2 ft . El Dorado tl,de-in In"" Anothor tru ckload those large famous Lake Ontario •PPiet. five varieties. Vine ripe tom•toea. SOc pound. Jack't Market. Route 35. Henderson. , · -. 4928. Furnilhfld Effi cien cy , $160. Utllitiflt pd. Single. 'S hare b•th. 607 2 nd, Gallipolis . C1ll 4-4 6 · 4416 after 7pm . Television Viewing 76 · Auto Parts & Acceisorias . Fruit 286·6622. Mobile homes for rent ltart lng t 17 6 .00 and up , 304 -446 - Furn lt hl!ld lie unfurnistted aptt., S 160.00 • nd up, r&fer&nce s Ph. 3 04- 676-1738 or 304 -6?6 6104 A-1 Real E. tate . KIT 'N' CARLYIJ! ®by Lllri'y Wright Oulcetta lito called a halflml"red dulcimer S1f)0.00 firm, 304882-31 10. 800 Ford tra ctor with frail mower . New Holland Saler, Mass Ferg Aaike So wagon . Running glara 83960. Ph. 814- 46 Space for Rent 2 bedroom trailer. couptet. 1 ameli child, l ocuat RrL Rt . 1. Point Pt ea!llnt 304-676-1076. 1 Bedroo m baalc ren1 t 176 00 plus flleclric. Al so required 11 5200.00 urc urity daposh CON TACT: J1 ckton Ene tes Dept. Ph 446 · 39 9 7 Equal Housing Opportunity Musical h'lstr .. nients 3-4 Call e14·367·0331. S PA lNG SPECIAL! Immediate occupancy Laure land Apt s .. George St ., New Haven, W. Va. We are offer ing a fr ee secur ity d eposit to Qu alified eppltcants lor occupancy before May 1. 1987 . For cO mpletely carpet ed. 2 bedroom apts.. range and refrigerator, pl easa nt surrounding s with play area. c 11ll 304882-3716 between 10:00 am and 9 :00pm. EHO . Apartment lor Rent 57 The Tuesday, April 7, 1987 Promdressneverbeenwornsize 42 Mobile Homes 44 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 38Anger 37So. Am. plains 39 Adolescent 40 Metering device DAD..YCRYP'J'OQVOO'ES-Here's how to won It: AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used lor the three L's x for the two O's, etc. Single !etten, poatrophes the iength and formation of the words are all ~ta. Each day the code !etten are different. CRYPTOQUOTE B NAKDYVYP Z X X U AK (0:30) . NoW IT'S A SMOPPIN6 CART IN THE SUPERMARKET • a •r.J. 11oo11.,. caa Ute ·v a Y L Y PC N1g11t Hl9h epetd chiM rotulllln Hlloul Injury to pr51 bank tmployH. P.1. Tht Elmo Zlltr toty eiil Ltta .,_ 111n1n0 ololn lllYers <~ 2:00 1nc1 Afltn rn ...,. I]) lp aAILOOit lA! i=&.,...... ICTV (f) (0:30) . l!lllfgn 011 - ' B XVNC X D J S ·Y PY J S A N Y G XGQ N B P HQD B I 0 Y P sy F VXJ K KXWYOSAVZ. - J ANKXV WAEVYP YetterdaJ~ Cr)'Ptoquote: IT IS NOT FAIR TO ASK OF OTHERS WHAT YOU ARE NOT WILLING TO DO YOURSELF. -:-: ~LEANOR RQ9SEVELT '· I �• ' Page- S-The Daily Sentinel · Tu~~April7, 1987 --Local Briefs:-The annual<_reglstratlon for klndergartPn In ·the Southern · Local ~khool District will b!' held Friday In the kindergarten room , next to the Souihern Junior High SchooL Hours for registering are from 8 to 11 a.m. and from 12:15 to 3 p.m . . ·'I" . The immuni z ~ tlon record and the birth rertlflcatE>ofchlldren ~in g entered must be taken to the registration. Immunization ineludes the DPT series anq booster: polio serif's and booster; mumps. measlps and Rubella, and the proof or a recent skin tr st. Children must be• five yea r s oh:J by Sept. 30 to register for k indC'rga r1 ~ n . ADC fund.~ distrbuted STa te Aud itor Thomas E . Ferguson announce the April dis tri but ion of S64.417,146 In Aid to DependE>nt Children to 6:!5,848 recipients In Ooio's 88 counlles. ,Mel'gs County rece ived S2Ro.917 for 2,929 recipients. · · Squads answer 4 calL~ for lielp Meigs Coun ty Emergency Medical Services rE>ports lour ca lls Monday ; Tuppers Plains at 8: 16a.m. to New Hope Road !or· Madge Barr to Veterans Memorial HospJJal; Mlddleporl at9: 51 a.m. to Powell Street for John Carson to Holzer Medical Center; Middleport at 8:28 p,m, to Riverside Apartments for Larry Hendr ix to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pom eroy at9: 04 p.m . to l.lnc,o ln Heights for Ruth Po well to Pleasant Valley Hospital. Thur.~day The Pomi'I'OY Women's Ag low Fellowship will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Meigs County Senior C'illzens Center In Pom<>roy with Sa ndra Longgrear spea king. Reservations arc to be made by calling 992·3219 or 992·507:!. R<'vival .<s('f at Middleport church Rev. and Mrs. Michael Blankenship, Pennsylvania. will co nduct revival services at the United Pentrco&tal Church, South Third Avrnue, Mlddl!'port. starling Wednesday night and runnin g through Sunday. Servlc<'s will be at7:30 earh evening except .Sunday when ser vices will be at 6 p.m. Th e .Public Is Invit ed . Supreme Court blocks suspect's deport~tion · WASHINGTON !UP I ) - Karl Llnnas, accused of co mmanding n Nazi deat h ca mp during World War !1 , has won yet another reprieve from deporta tion to the Soviet Union wit h a Supreme Cour t decision to review his case. The delay of at leas t two weeks wa s gra nted Monday when Jus· lice Thu rgood Marshall extended an emergency stay Issued by a federal appeals cour t In New ~ork "p~ndl n g fu rt her order of this ro urt. " i\llorney Ge neral Edwin Meese said ear lkt· In I he day that despite "a co ncer n about Jhe Soviet system of . j~ s llce," Jhe Justice Department would move to enforce Llnnas' cour t·ordered deportation to the Soviet Union should the high cour t refuse to block if. Meese also said the Jusllre Department would oppose Lin· nas' appeal before the high court, which sources sa id would hear the case April 17. The Supreme Cour t Jwlce has r efu sed to consider II since legal action was Initiat ed aga inst Llnnas In 1979. If the appeal fails, Ll nnas wou ld br Pom<• the first accused Nazi war crlmln;i l deported to !he Soviet Union against his will. Treblinka dealh ca mp guard Fedor F'edorenko, deported In December 1984, askPd to be sent to I he Sov iet Union . HP has been sentrn!'ed to die, pending appea L , F'ar lng a 5 p.m . EDT deadline - wh<'n an emer!lency stay grun ted by the appeals court in New York wa s set to expire Llnnas' lawyers, former Allor· ney General Ramsey Clark and Lawrence Schilling, asked Mar· 'shall to block the deportation. Llnnas said the Supreme Court should grant a stay so It can consider "whether a deportation hearing ca n be the bas ts lor the Uniled States to force a man to his decreed death In a foreign country." He also asked the court to determine whether his 'depor: talion "would be not only a disgu ised ex tradition but Is a mutual and cooperative under· taking by the United States and the Sovlel Union." Meese, who had given Llnnas a month to find another country that would take him , said at a news conference )le would not block the deportatton. " There Is no decision," Meese said . " There Is an order now In eftect, and It 's a question of then the approprla te people wit hln the depar tment enforcing the order If all the court actlo.ns are concluded and the stay Is lilt ed. •· Llnnas, 67, accused of r unning a concentration camp In Tartu, Estonia, whrre 12,tro were killed during World War II, was packed antl ready Jo board an airliner bound lor the Soviet Union last week when he was granted an emergency stay by the 2nd U.S . Circuit Court of Appeals. Llnna s, who the Soviet Union accused of forc ing camp Inmates to kneel at the edge of a mass gra ve and ordering guards to open lire on them, was convicted In absentia by thE' Soviets In 1962 and was sentenced to die. Soviet officials have said they lVIII gtve h1m a new trial on the war rrlmes char ges. Hugh (Doh) Wamsley a.m. , Judgf Don~ld Andrew Cox, who r uled that the prosecution has enough evidence to make a case on the murder charge. Earlier Monda)(, State Fire Marshal F'rank· Eisnaugle con· lfnued . his tesllmony for the prosecullon. , Elsnaugle told the jury that Curley was of sound mind when he told him that he set the fire. · Howev('r. the'prosecutlondld not . press at that time to determine whether Curley meant to kill his mother , though when Prosecutor Joseph Cain questioned Elsnau· gle, Elsnaugle said that Curley told him that " l figured my mother had fallen down and caught on fire." Most o!thetlmethatEisnaug1e spent on the stand was absorbed In clarl!lcatlon and rehashing o! details given ln. his earlier testimony. Dlaeu~~IBI procedllre · The proHCutlon then called Capt. Carl UngtordollheG~llla County Sherltf's Department. Langford, who has sat with the prosecution trorn the atart ot the trial, testllled primarily on the procedures that he took during Surviving are three sons, Wll· Ham of Fort Myers , F'la.; D.W. (Doc) Lawson, Guysville, and Dorwy Lawson of N~w Marsh· flel~; ·a daughter, Geraldine Nicholson, Athens: a sister, Maxine Edwards, Sa nd Fork, W.Va .'; 11 gra ndchildren, 23 greaf .gra ndchlldren and one grea I·grea l·gr,anddaughter. . Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Hazel. in 1983, and a brother. Hayward . Services wm be at I p.m. Thursday at the White Funeral Home in Coolville with M r. Waller Carney offici aling. Burial will be in the Asbury Cemetery. Friends may ca ll at the funeral home from 3: 30 ·9 p .m. Wednesday. Reagan eyes national issues .Ohio,. area weather scene Helen G. Dais Helen G. Dais, 68, .19515 Kings· bury Road, Pomeroy, a teacher In Meigs County for over 40 years. died Monday at the Holz0r Medical Center ·following an extended Illness. Mrs . Dais was born at Bur~ llngham In Meigs County, a daughter of the late Rodolph 0 . and Bertha Grim Burson. She was a 1936 graduate of Shade High School and a 1949 graduate of Ohio University. She taught in the Salisbury Elementary School and the former Bedford Elemen. tary School lor 41 years before her retirement In 1980. Rea gan was to report to the C'a binel on the Otl awa summit and !hen take up the domestic agenda for the las t 21 months of his adm inistration. Each Cabinet member wa s expected to provide ideas of what the priori! ies will be, Whit e House spokes man Marlin Fit zwater said. William· rCokel Lawson. 90, Route I, Guysvllle, died Monday at O'Bieness Memorial Hospita l lnAthens. Mr. Lawson was born In Gilmer County, W.Va .. on June 16, 1896, a son of I he late William and Flora Lawson. He was a farmer . A<l<lrs, 400 l b~ & up , $.16 - S:~. !;fl; Whitewall · ·•·~~:< the lnvesllgatlon, such as taking photographs of the body , ~xamln · lng the body. examining the evidence and the general scene of the fire, questioning of wllnesses and/ or suspects. and so forth. Langford said th at Cur ley was alert. coherent and "appeared normal to me." During prelim I· nary questioning, La ngford said he did not record the conversa· lion between Elsnaugle. and Curley. · However. according to Lang· ford, when Curley Indicated that • he was going to con l ess to sf'ttlng the trailer liome on !Ire, Lang· ford ask~ Curley If he there would be a problem with record· lng the confession. When Curley did. not say that he wanted the ques Uonlng to end. Langford recorded the confession . At tbe time, Curley was not under arrest, nor was he at any time on Dec. 21. 'l'be prosection's last witness was Don Baird or Baird Auto Parts, Body Shop l Towing. Kanauga, who testUied that he towed Curley's truck trom the Curley residence on Dec. 21 ro his shop on Ohio 7. · BREC crews By NANCY Y.OACHAM· Sentinel Stall Writer Ailhough many Meigs County customers of B uckeye Rural Electric Cooperative Inc·. were still without power at Tuesday noon, and had been without power since Sat urday night, Glenn Sm ith , manager of Buck· eye Rural' s Gallipolis olflce, was reluctant to say how soon power cou ld be restored to all affected homes. " The bulk of ou·r customer s Clear tonight, with a h<llw~en 30 and 35 . e~::::;~l Thursday, with highs b 60 and 6~ . The probability precipitation Is near through Thursday. Winds be light and todavl and light and variable tonlghlt.l • enttne 2 Sections. 14 Pages 26 Cents~ A Multimedia In c. Newspaper working to restore electricity should be restored by later this week," he said, adding that regionally, power had been res· tored to about half of their customers who had sE>rvice Inter· fupted by the weekend snow storm. Smith said that seven addl· Ilona! work crews were brought into the area immediately to assist with · repairs . At noon Tues day, he r eported that two morecrews wereonthelrwa y to the area and ·that repairmen ' were then ·working In Meigs County , Normally, Buckeye Rural has l711nemen who operate in crews of two or more Individuals. Aboutl: 30 Tuesday afternoon, Deborah Faw, a Buckeye Rural· consumer on Sidehlll Road in Rutland Tow nship, ca lled The Dally Sentinel IQ report that power to her home had just been restored . Faw's electric ity wen t offal 9 :2~ p . m . Saturday . This is not the first time Faw ' has been left wltho ul electrlcil y during inclement wea ther. She said her family went without power for one week last year due to bad weat her, and the year before that , were without electricit y fo r two weeks. · A main concern of Bti ckeye Rura l consumers seems To be what they feel is "a lack of correct Information- and some· limes no Information- !r om the c ompa ny during pow e r outages. " One Meigs County man re· por ted th at he allowed a freezer of meat to Tlfaw because he wa s relyi ng on Infor mation from a company 'representative that power would be back on In a short period of lime. Ann Kip p, of the Ohio Rural Electric Coopera tive, Columbu s, the governing body over Buckeye Rural. said Mond ay mor ning that abou t 4,000 consumers were wllhout power in Buckeye Ru· ral' s nlnc·rounty area. • Buckeye Rural serves parts of At hens, Meigs, Gallia , VInton; .Jackson, Lawrence, Slota, Pike and Ross Co unties Klpp reported , Acco rding to Klpp. 2, :168 miles of line "all In rural ar~as" must be maintained by Buckeye Ruraf and during snows of the typO exper ienced over the weekend; the lines may ~ " plagued with· · problems." As <''IPialned by Klpp, non·· tConllnued on Page 10) · • Low-priced • All Season • Two-steel belts WITH THE PURCHASE OF TWO NEW TIRES WE'll CHANGE YOUR SNOW TIRES, ROTATE AND INSPECT All BRAKES AT NO CHARGE. MASTERCARD VISA ' POMEROY HOME & AUTO Pomeroy, Oh. 600 E. Main St. • 992-2094 ALIGNMENT - Most Cars - S14.SO · . Wrt:h Monitor and 20;.Megabyte Hanl Disk System • Incredible Value! . Low As $74 Per Month* Reg. 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For many years the board's offices have been located In the Masonic Temple building, Mulherry Avenue, Pomeroy. · ' - Melli'! County Commlaaloner Mannlnlf Roush received. on behall o! the Melp County Commluloaen, a plaque from Evelyn Clurk, chulrperMOn of the Melp County Board of EleclloM, Tuet~day when the hourd and liM Ntaff held an open house nt their new quarten at !till Mechanle St., PoiJM!I'Oy, The plaqm• commendk the t'Ommlll8lonel'fl lor onl(olng ~ommuntly st•rvlct•. Other members oft he board ol eledlonure Norman Will, • Bill Cozart und Don Collins. ' Death lends impetus to vicious. dog bill ·Reagan takes action . COLUMBUS (U P! I - Legisla· 'lion to control dangerous and vicious dogs has been discussed :in theOhioG ener aiAssembly for 'more than Hl year s. but the -sponsor of a bill that could 'preven t a!lack s by vicious dogs 'may have pr evented a fatal afl ack this week in Dayton. Rep. Robert Hickey , D· . Da~ton . told the House Civ il and .Comm ercial Law Com mittee .Tuesday That the aTtack by two pll bull trrrier s. on Dr. William ·Eckman, 67, Kcll cr lng, and .Joella Darmstadter, .12, Da yl on, may not have happened If his bill had been in effect. F:ckman. former chief of surgery at theVeteransAdmlnis· !ration Hospita l In Da yton , sui· fere!\ a fa tal heart atta ck during owner of the dogs, Wilbur Ru· nipping at his pant le ~ or tho bloody att ack and died In tledge, was cUed for falling to growling, anu the mall car r ier co mplains to authorll les, the dog surgery two hours later. Darm· obtain a dog license, but Dayton stadter, 32, wa s In satisfactory Pollee Dan Baker said the cou ld be la~led " dangero us" condition with Injuries she sui· aflack Is st ill under Investigatio n when II is registered. ''If the dog went ahead and bit fered in the allack. by the homicide unit and more the mall ca rrier, he cou ld ~ "If the dogs In question had eh ar~es cou ld be filed . been found to be previously Hickey sa id his bill applies to considered vici ous, " Hickey dangerous, we could have pre· all dogs. not just pit bull terriers. said . If labeled dangerous or virl ous vented the attack,' ' Hickey said. though they are respon sibl e fo r "ll's my hope that if anyone had most of th e 15 dea th s · that -a drclston that would ~m a d e known those dogs were danger· occurred In th e United Stales last by the dog ward en - the do ~ ous ... something would have year as a result of att acks by .would have to be confined to a been done. dogs. acrordlng Jo the Humane ' locked pen, and It s owner would )lave lo nol lfy aut horlll rs 11 he " lt 's my ferve nt hoprthat now. Society of the United Sta tes. after going through 10 drafts .. . Hickey sai d th e bill would sells or tr anspor ts the dog, under we are fair ly close to having a bill define a dog as dangerou s or th e measure. Also, dangerous or we can go forward with," Hickey vicious based on lis behavior, not vicious dogs would not be ~I lowed on a leash longer !hun six feet, said. lis br~d . After Monday' s allark, the · He sa id , for example, If a dog accordi ng to thr bill. harasses a m~ll carrier by Lt: Divers seek bodi~s in Wreck of ferry Z E EBHUGGE, Belgium , I UPl l - DTvers using arc lamps searched th rough the night for bodi es trapped Inside the Brllish ferry Herald of Fr1'e Enterprise, which capsized last month, leav· ing at least 134 people dead or missing. The 7,000·ton. 435·fool vessel. which had bern resting on its side about a mile out of .zeebrugge ha r bor. was lifted upright Tues· dav in an elghl·hour sa lvage operation but parts of It re· main cd submerged i n 30 let'l of I Get this powerful system for fast, reliable ac· cess to large accounting, inventory and data· .base applications---simply add software. The 384K Tandy 1000 SX is IBM<Il PC·compatible, so you choose among th e best programs on the market. Go to ~ork the very first day with the included DeskMate II'" program featuring six ready·to·use applications on one disk. I ' l STATE REPS- ,Jane Frymyer, center, director for the Meigs County Board of Electrons, chats with representatives !rom two stat~ offi<es at Tu~sday's open house held at 108 Mechanic St., Pomeroy, IIi give the public an opportunity to view the modern, new office facilities of the board of elections. With Frymyer are left, Michelle ,Jenkins, representing the office of Sherrod Brown, Ohio Secretary of Stale, and Carolyn Andrews, representing the office of l)hlo Attorney Gen••rat Anthony Celebrezze. Among the visitors at Tuesday's open bouse were various county officials and rt•presenlallves from boards of elections In neighboring counties. Relr<·s~ments wer e served hy local board employees. Vt>lt>rans Memorial Monday Admissions - Ml · chelle Brown, Racine: Frederick Tuttle, Pomeroy . . . :, .•. ·. Monday Discharges- Earl W. Wines Sr., Thomas Crow, John Hunnell. 6116 , ·Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, April 8. 1987 , Have Immediate Access to Over 5000 Pages of Data! ... Vol.36, No.236 ' r------------------------L------------------------------------------------.,~w • at y <;:opvright edJ.987 P155/BOR 13 $35.50 Pl65/BOR13 38.00 Pl85/BOR13 41.25 P195/7'5Rl4 44.95 P205/75R14 46.00 P215/75R15 50.00 P225/75R 15 53.00 P235/75R 15 55.98 Rutrhf'r lhf' hm d. nonf'. Fr r<IN fu lf Saif'S:-. . April 4. Apr! I JR. F'f'f<C.I rrs. Cows 8: Ca l\'f'S, ~prlnJ?f'rs . Ca 111£' wlll ix' I'C'l'C' IvN'I Frl duv or rarl v Snru rda v mornln !:!. Ll vPsiiX'k 'huulin g · avH IIu bl i>. 943 PICK-4 SUNNY Price Sow !l, .l JHfMJ Jbs. $40-S4!i: 400.:iltl lb.'\, J42 -$4 6 . ~ : P l~s b~r Daily Number •• ECDNtMIY Market report William , t.awl !lon . Ohio Lottery .CHANGE O~ER SPECIAL Returning from Canada Men· day, Reaj(an aides ack nowl· edged that "hard ba r~a i THng" lies ahead to fi nd solu tions to the acid rain and Arctic sovereignty problems that have plagued rela tions between two friendly neighbor s. She was a member of Kappa ' Delta PI Sorority, the United Methodist Church and the Meigs Count y Farm Bureau. She had been. a lifelong resident of Red· OHIO VULEV LIVESTOCK Murln•t Rt>port for Mart h ~. J9K1 ford Township In Mei gs County Salr r\lery ~aturd n~ nii : OO p.m. and attended the Carleton Trr•nds: Vrul Cai V<'!ol, stradv: F('Nif'r C';ttt lP. sll':lfl;."; Co ws, slru dy ;. Slrrr's & Church. Yl·u rlln gs , mr'<l. fra mf' 1:1 & -1. 2:i41-:IOO lbs. Surviving are her husband, D . llm~ !92: :rotl~~l'll lOs. $1.1-1"7: ~llii · SI'II Tbs, Rowland Dais; two brot hers. lfill·Sllt : !'oi'IJ.r.oo lhs. $.1!!·!77: l'ollll·700 Tbs. S'72. r>J: 71'11·Millbs, I!W·Sffi : Mlll bs & up. Frank Burson, lkeechobee, F'la.. I"~ '~ 1 - S.~. :'il : lklfrr s. m C'd. fnt m f' 111 & 112. and Ralph Burson, Pomeroy; 2;().300 lhs. IM·$77: :rotl· ~l'll lbs. $51<·172: ~1'11 ~ 500 lhs, ' 16-IAA: !'oi'IJ.hiJO lbs. I!W'·$05: and several nieces and nephew s. h00~7TIO lb.s. .t>;<;.lfil); 71'11·Mil Tbs. ~'>11· ~'\11 ; llOO Besides her parents, she was lbs & up. S4:H~1 . 50 ; Bull.-., m1'<1 . framl"•l & preceded In dealh by two broth · '2. 2:;Q<TIIII lbs, SnHAA; :rotl·400 lbs. $.'9·.11'1: ~rx1- rro lhs. $~fi - $77; riOO -fWI lbs, ~55-.,7.1ers, Rex and C'lal t·e Burson. fllll. 71'111bs. S51·1AA.:;Q: 71'11~RI)(I Ibs. $'>1·.102: Services will be held at 2 p.m. ~Kl lbs & up. S47-S:'W .50: Hols tf' ln ~l f'rrs & Bu lls. :'.IKHIOO lbs. S47-S'l11: -Rutr h0r Aulls. Thursday at Jagers & Sons 1200 lbs & up . ut lllllf's , $4~. ~ - $.'14 : cunn rrs . Funeral Home, 24 Morris Ave., & cu !INs. :J:I2·S47:' Butchf•r Cows. ut lilt Ir-s, Athens, with Rev . Alan Black· $4 1 . 50· $~~ : rn nnr rs & r•ul1 f'rs. $.'\fi-$4 2.50: u ff'W hC'tfC'rr1II' I ypf' cows. up In $M : Lt . W1 . wood .and Rev. David Curfman )OW gr udf' cows. s:f.!-down : Sprln gf'r C'o"'S. officiating. Burial will be in Well s S.l.l0-$440: Cow & Ca lf co mb .. $42~·$N !i: Vf' al Culw•s, r holrf' & primP. $92·$100: Cemetery . Friends ma y call at ml'd . grudf', .1i 7~ - $~t1 : Aa b,v Cu lvf's, h,v 1hc · the funeral home from 2·4 and 7·9 hrad. S ll~ · d o wn . Top H02"s: 190·2011 Jbs, nonP: 21n.210 lhs. p.m. Wednesday . $41 .~·.,H . Ill; 2111·2< 1[1 lbs. S4~J· S4fi: 8u tr•ht'l' OSHAA . reclassifie.s two sports ---Page 4 Two national authorities will tackle the question, "Star Wars: Assured Security or Step Toward Oblivion•" at a free public forum Wednesday on the Ohio Unlver· slty campus. . Services were held at 11 today In !be Henderson Taberna · cle tor H11gh J. (Bob! Wamsley, 78, Redmond Ridge, Gallipolis Perry, W.Va., who died Sunday In Pleasant Valley Hospital fol· Dr. Robert Bowman, a former lowing a long Illness. of space weapons re· director The Rev. Charles Birchfield search, will challenge the con· o!tlclated and burial was in cept, while Robert Billings , Austhi·H<il>e·McCioud C'eme· former chief of staff at th e SDI tery, Gallipolis Ferry . Wilcoxen public relations· agency , Hi gh Funeral Home, Point Pleasant, Frontier. will speak in favor of was In charge of arrangements. the system. Born Nov. 8,1908at Henderson, The forum is set for 8 p.m. In W.Va., he was the son of the tare Roo m 2:!.1 of M drton Hall, at the Rol)ert W,amsley and Frances corner of Stewar t and f\ace Leport Wamsley. He was a s t r~t s . in Athen s. Profes sor r tverman and was sel f·employed Ronald Cappelletti of th e OU as a fruit and vegetable Physics Depa rtment ,will serve · Dr. Robert Bowman salesman. as moderator. The forum Is Surviving are his wife, Jewell 'co·sponsored by OU's Baker Peace and Justice Network, Wamsley; seven daughters, Mrs. Peace Studi es Program, Jhe Educators for Social Responsi· Virginia Thomas and Mrs. Bon· University Program Council, OU bitit y, Pa x Chris !I, the Lutheran nle Pearson, both of Ga llipolis Students for Pearr. the League of Ca mpus Ministry and five Ferry, Mrs. Madelyn Chutes. Women Voters, the i\ppalarh ian churches. Mrs. Marcia Endrizzi and Mrs. Wanda Ross, ali of Columbus, · WASHINGTON !UP II - Pros· Marcelia Bennet1e of Florida and ident Rl•agan. back home from Mrs. Lois Gartner of Wester· talks with Canadian Prime Mi n· ville; two sons, Richard of lster Brian Mulroney where he South Central Ohio rrly tonight. Galllpqlls Ferry and Raymond of made slight concessio ns on acid Varia ble cloudiness tonighr, Ohio Extended Forecast Henderson; !our sisters. Eartha · 'ra in and Arctic sovcrdgni Y'. with a low between ~:, and 40. Thursday th rough Saturday lee Weirs of Point Pleasan t, tu r ned his all en lion to his domes· Par lly cloudy Wednesday, with Ge ner ally fair thmugh the N;~talne Reynolds and Imogene lie agenda tod ay . per iod, wit h highs in the 50s highs near 55. HuddlE>ston, both of Delaware, Thursday and in the 60s Friday The probability of precipila Ohio, and Oma Sheline of Gallipo· The president wa s giving a lion is near zNo tonight and and Salu rda.v. Ov er night low s lis Perry; two brothers, Robert luncheon for the corpo rate spon· Wednesday. will range from the mid 30s to the Wamsley of Point Pl easa nt ~nd sorso flh ecom meniora ti onof t)le Winds will be light and north· mid 40s. Randall Wamsley of Galllpoiis bi cenIennia I of 1he Cons t it u1ion 'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ferry; an aunt, Sybil Hope of and planned to hold a Cabinet I ~ Henderson; and 21· grandchild· meeting in The afternoon . ren and 30 great·gr andchlldrr n. Curley trial prosecution _~c_o_ntt_nu_ed_fr_om_Pa.:;,;ge...:..l)...:..-._ _ __ Sullivan' s laundry cart In the motel's laundry room somelfme between 8: 45 and 9 a.m. Some· times, she said, customers would leave their key s with the maids lnstead.of the front desk. Crouse said she also saw Curley holding a brown paper bag with what she believed to be a bot tle Inside. Acquittal rej .,cted Sulliva n co nfir·med that she found Cur ley's room key In hrr laundry cart around 9 a.m. Dople, who wa s working as des k clerk at the time, sa id he nollred Curley leaving the motel parking lot In his pickup truck between 8: 45 and 9 a.m. Dople said he looked up from his paper work when he heard Curley's truck st"rl up llecause he was unsur(' If II was Curley or a new customer. Prior to Conley'sopeningstat e. men! , defense co·counsel Rl· chard C. Roderick Jr. moved to have Curley acquitted of the murder charge agajnst him, claiming the prosecution had failed to produce evidence show· lng Curley SE't the fire. The motion was dE>nled by Athens ·f orum tackles SDI Area deaths Kindergarten ·registration Friday A;.dow·Fdlowship meets "- !\'lore · than 500 people were aboard the car .ferry when II sank March 6 on a voyage from Z!'ebrugge lo Dover. Slxty·one bodies were rero· vered shortly after th e vessel wen! down. The snipping line and Belgian authorities , cUing the passenger llsi. said another 73 were missing and presumed drowned ...: trapped in the sub· merl{ed ferry. British authorlllcs , however, have said missing persons r e· ports Indicate as many as 133 people may . ~ . missing and !'rapped Inside fhf,' ship. A Belgian sa lvage ofll cial who, asked not to be named told United Press International sa l· vagers reported they sa w " ~bou t 50" bodies as they worked to right the vessel. Belgian ra dio and Dulch telcvi· sion reported "some .10 <bodies" were recovered Tuesday night. Divers, wor kin g in r elays by the light of arr lamps, continu ed thei r search for bodies through· nut the night. . Seve n British and a . dozen llel glan divers WPr C in volved In th e search. Th ey were allowed Into th e vessel aft er toxicologists condu cted a survey and deter· mined It wa s sa fe for th em to enter. Sal vage ex per ts had fea red chemical tank tr ucks aboani The ca r ferry ma y ha ve spBicd wh en the vessel ca psized , fillin g the hold with potenlfally deadl y mater ia ls. Bul. after Jhc survey, l;lfcy gave searchers tlic go· ahead. \Vat er. on embassy security WASHINGTON 1UP I 1 President Reagan docs not wan t to derail arms ta lks wllh the Soviets rven though Rus· sian spying has forced hjm to block eilhCJ' nation from mov · ing Into new embassies and ultimatel y co uld fo rce him Jo destroy thr U.S. compound In Moscow . Reagan , announcing his de· ctsloti to keep the embass)es vac ant for now and to appoint two commiss ions to review emba ssy securily wor ldwide, sai d s pyi n ~ " Is employ<'d by t"veryone" and Is no reason not to do bu sines s wilh the Kr!'miin . The reasonin g comes as Secr eta ry of State George Shu li z prepares for thrct' day s of talks in Moscow~cxt week with Soviet Foreign Minister Edu ard Shcv ardnadzc. Rca· ga n said Tuesda y there is no reaso n to aller those plans , but the admini stration con firmed extraordinary securily pre· ca ullons for the visit. National securit y adviser Frank Carlucci told reporter s that despll c the deep security breach that prom pted a tor· mal U.S. protest to th<' Krcm· lin Tu esda y, th ere wi ll be a secure room In thc~ current " emba ssy and a trailer from wh ich Shultz ca n communi·. cute with Washington without ; fear of Soviet eavesdro ppln~ . Reagan, mov ing to address , the escala tin g ; ex·and ·spy scandal l n vo lv l n ~ M ar ine : · guards at the most sensitive u.S. diplomatic post, went .· per sonally to th e While Hou se , , p!'css room to announce: - T he United SJJ!Ies will not · move into It s new emba ssy In Moscow. a SJIJO million facility appa cn!ly riddled with clec· Ironic bugging dev ices built Into lis slr~c turc by Soviet workers, "u nt)l I ca n ~ asfo urcd that II Is sa fe." -Likewise, lhe Sovl~t Un· ion will not hi' a llow~d to occupy Its new facility on a Washington hillt op, a prime . toea non for elcr tronlr s pytn~. " until a sim ultaneous movr by both coun tries is possible." ~ Former De fense Serl'r· tary Melvin La ird will head a probr Into thP sO<'uri Ty fai l· urcs at th e C'UT'T'r nt cmba.ssy. where two Marines. alicgcdlr after scxu"i pl oys by a Ru.s. . sian woman . allowed Sov l~ l spies to pukP around lhl' facility . . Jury finds Gallia man guilty of m~rder,, aggravated arson GALLIPOLIS A seven· woman, five· man jury dellber· ated for it'ss than four hours Tuesday in Gallia Count y Com· mon Pl ea,s Court In fl nd ln~: William Oliver Curley gulily on murder and aggraval ed arson · charges. Judgt' Donald Andrew Cos Immediat ely pronounced sent· ence and handed I he Curley the maximum penalties : five to 25 years in prison for murder and 10.25 years behind bars on aggravated arson, boih Jerms·to be served co nsecutivel y. The maximum was req uested by the prosecution. Cox said the court was concE>r ned about Cur· ley's attitude during the tri al as well as an apparent lack of remorse on Curley's part and fek he should not be allowed to walk free. " I don't !eel the defendant trial. Roderick said Jhe ver dict should be on tht' street where he .will be appea l ~ and Curley wa s ca n menace somebody else," placed on 5200,000 ~ppeal bond. Cox sai d. ' The jury went tl!!hind closed Curley, 64. Rt. 4, Gallipolis. doors at4 : 28 p.m., had a dinner shook his hea!t as the senl ences break and returned the verdict at were read. When asked by Cox If ·s:15 p.m. he had anything to say, Curley, Ear.ller In the day , Curl ey through ·defense co·cou nsel Rl · testified for the defense. chard C. Roderick Jr., repli ed Curley declared the testimony that he had said everything he of those witnesses clai ming that wanted to say In his testimony for he physically abused his mother, the defense earlier In the da y. Noldle Edith Curley, to be lies. " I C'urley was Indicted on both didn't lay a hand on her," Curley charges In connection with the said In response to that testlm· Dec. 21, 1986 fire that swept ony, which was recalled to him through th<:,rear ot the Kemper by Assistant Prosecutor Brent Hollow Road mobile borne he Saunders. shared with his mother, Noldle Curley said that his mother E. Curley. Mrs. Curley, 81, died never accused him of hlttlrig her, of smoke Inhalation and thermal . though he said she would someburns In the fire. times accuse him of misplacing Cox denied motions by Roder· things In the house. Later, sh tck for acquittal and for a new would !orget the whole matter.· Curley sa id Th at he had prob· lems with ,hls relat ives . Concern· lng th e tes timony of Eliza beth Bellamy, Mrs. Curley's sister· in· l aw; Ger trude Lemons. Mrs . Curley 's younger si ster ; and the threats th ey said he made about somehow ha ving his mother out of the picture. Curley said, " I'm not saying Jhey' re lyi ng. That' s their conscience." As coun sel di scu ssed wher e Curley was between 5 a.m. and 9 a.m. on Dec . 21. 1988. the date of the trailer fire, Curley claimed . that t'he smell of gasoline on his person , said to be strong by th-e desk clerk on duty at th e Econo Lodge Morel on U.S. 35. was traceable to ·the fact that h ~ was loading a two·gallon gasoline can In the bed of His green 1969 Chevrolet pickup !ruck. Curley said that II wa s.some· limes diffi cult to loa d a gasoli ne Ta ckett , a Joan offi cer at Ohiu ca n Int o a tru ck and not get some Valley Bank . wen•saldbyC'ur ll',l ' on one' s cloth es, shoes or hands, to be somdhlng he didn' t know , es peci ally if one Is doing so a( about. . night wllh one hand holding a " Her bu sin<'ss was hrr busl· · flashlight. · ness. and m.r bu siness Is my . Saunder s ·apparently put a bu siness," wa s his respons<' to : great deal of stress on one major Jjal Inquiry . . poi nt conce r ning Curley as Cur· ne of lhl' objec tives of lh<• ; Icy appeared at the scene of th e p osecution, us II had been · tire on that Sunda y morning. lhroughoul lhc· trial, was to show : Curley' s alleged comment. " Je· that Curli:'y's financial situation ; sus Christ! I can prove where T wa s one of the motives for his • was," wa s a focal poi nt o! allegedly setting lire lo his homt' ; Saunders' s allack. ) and murder ing his mother. ~ Saunder s, In his closing argu· Curley said that money was · mcntto the jury, urged 1\ IO''u se transfcr~cd from his account fo ; your common sense. How many hers. Sau nders trl~ .to~howthat ; people say 'I ca n prove where I such tra nsfer of funds would. In , was' alter they see their mother his words, " keep . him from : Is dead wit hout admitting gull lin spending s:mto $50 on the lonery ·· some wayT' each day ," whit·h Curley denied. ~ Discussion of t he join! ac· Doroth y Walker, a cashier at ' counts, as attested · to by Pat (Con tinued on Page JOt ~ � 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. 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