http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e808ba7e01910563a843867520911390.pdf 3b90fca8193e6af28a6dc367fa7ce3b7 PDF Text Text ____________ ____ I• '"1 · ·· ·:·,,·---...:;.;.....;.;.....:.:..:.:..::.:.:;.~~~-------------....;..:-....;..;...;.;..;...;. :PiijJ8=1o= rhe Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio ~~- - ·~ ~--People I in the news---. Quirks in the By WILLIAM C. TROT!' Unlted ·Press International ANNIE GROWS UP: When last seen Andrea McArdle was 10 years old, wearing her curly red "Annie" wig and singing ..' "Tomorrow . " Now she's back on Broadway playing quite a dtr!erent charac ter - a sexy siren In the British musical ' "Starlight Express ." ; "People see m shocked to see me grown up like this, " the former Ann ic says. " !think they still expect me to be a little girl In a curly wig. They don't expert me to be sexy." McArdle, 2:!, says in People magazine that she is enjoying the change. " tovP this role because It' s a lot holler, " she says. " I get to be volup tuous." McArdle ret urned to a normal life after her run In "A nnie" and she says she's a better person for it. "I think I 'm a lot more norma·J person because I went baek to school and wrnt to horrible proms and wore those depressing wrist corsages just like everybody e lse," she sa id. "It's hard being a chi ld star. Hav ing tp grow up In fron t of everybody In your awkward years is tough. " OiL Am I I\' TEXAS: Roy Orblson, creator of classic songs like "Pretty Woma n" and "Only the Lonely ," is the headlin er for 011 Aid - a two- da y, lnvJ tat ion·only party for oilmen who have been ta king a finan cia l beat in g. Organizer Dennis Grubbs says the event, set for April 2!;-26 In Midland, th e heart of Texas oil country, will show that oilmen are st ill around . " We' re doing this to kind of boost our spirit s so we will keep on perseveri ng," he said. "We're not raising any money todl sperseout. If we make any, It will go back to us. It' s going to be a weekend of nos talgia, what with Roy Orb! son co mln~ ln. I don't know If those days are any better, but we fee l like It's bottomed out.". BAI.LET, SOVIET STYLE: May11 Pll•clskaya, prima baller ina assuoluta of the Bolshoi BaliN, will come to the United Stall'S nex t mont h for her first teaching job In this country . Pllsetskya, who has the offi cial sanction of Bolshoi director Yurl Grlgorovich, will instruct 10 advanced master classes at ' the new Da vid Howa rd Dance Center in New Yor k from May 11 through 'Ma y 29. Pllscts ka ya, who made her debut at the Bolshoi In 194:l, has made ft•wer and fewer a ppearances on stage In recent years and usually onl y In ballets composed by her , ~, husband. Rod ion Schcdrln. · David lloward c rwch~s somC' of 1ht' world'sloremost dancers, Including Gt'!St•y Kirkland, Mikhail Baryshnlkov, Natalia Makarova and Fernando Bu.loncs. TELWRII>F. NIYI' (;Ri\TEFUL FOR DEAD: Th t' residents of the• plctu n•"J"C mountain comm unit y of Telluride, Colo .. don't want ncw r·omPr llill Graham bringing the G rateful Dead to town. Tcllurld<' alrcad.v hosts bluegra ss and jazz fes tiva ls and the loca ls say th<' Dr<~ d show Graham wa nts to put on would be too taxing on pullli" facilit ies and would disrupt their softb all season. Town ofllrl als want to di sc uss the matt er with Graham, who rcccnlly purelwscd '' house In Telluride. ' Million dollar honeymoon: LAS VEGAS, f'lev. (UP!) Lorraine Page told her new husband she wanted . to quit playing the slot machines be· c-ause her shoulder was tired, but she took a last $3 and slipped it Into a one-arined bandit and bingo - a wedding pres<·nt of $1,150,697. ' After feeding the progressive slots at Caesars Palace for severa l hours Saturday night, the 2o-year-old Norwalk, Calif., woman lined up four triple-bars on a mach'in<? she had been pla yi ng only about three minutes. She thought her payoff would be $250, and became irritated when the co ins did not spill out. A casino employee walked up, looked at the machine, then politely told Page she had mls· read the pa yoff cha rt. The machine, he explai ned. was not capable of spitting out $1,150,697 in silver dolla'rs. Page, who works as a recep· tionlst for a law firm , a nd her husband, Robert, a medical com pany salesman , were given th ei r check Sunday . Cas ino spokeswoma n Debbie Munch ·. said the couple, who ma rried in Las Vegas abou t 10 hours befo re hitting the jackpot, had been. living with Pagr' s moth er until they cou ld save up enough money to buy a hou se. __ Monday, Aprii20. 198~ __;_;..... ~ ~ n~ws _ _ _ _ _ _ _, ----:-- " Her husband also said he wants to buy her'a nlc!'r wedding ring," Munch said. The two were given a luxury suite for the nl!(ht and invited to take a free honeymoon at the Caesars in . Lake Tahoe. The hotel-cas ino also offe~ed to fly the co uple;s parents io Las Vegas · for Easter , Munch said . Smoking and drinking fhlmp goes cold turkey : COLUMBUS, Ohio iUPi) - Sam, a chimpanzee who allegedly smoked cigarettes and drank liquor to entertain bar patrons, will be going cold turkey for six weeks while he Is examined and his owner answers animal cruelty charges . Sam was removed from his cage adjacent to a tav ern In Warren County last week ,and brought to theOhloState Unlver· slty Laboratory Animal Center. Authorities seized the 16-year· old chimp after an animal right s activist complained that Sam's quarters were filthy, he was not properly fed and he was forced to s moke and drink. The complaint said the chimpanzee was loaded with coffee and cigarettes to get ~oing in the morning. Law enforcement officers said Sa m was used to enter tain patrons of the bar, owned by Kennett h Harr is , who was All three Meigs tearris . post WIDS -Page 3 charged with cruelty to an paving part qf a highway because 1 animal . of a resident's allergies. • "Fred Cornhlll, chairman of the Sharon Glassman, 29 , had Institutional Laboratory Animal worried fumes from the asphalt Care .and Use Committee at Ohio roadwork would aggravate her State, 'said Sam will be In severe allergy problems and quarantine for at least Six weeks . force her .out of her house for a He'll be given thrf'!' physical · year. examinations, dental exams, Glassman said ~he · has a blood test s and tes ts for severe illness that causes ad·, tuberculosis . verse reactions to almost every "He will receive the sa me kind element 'in the environment. She of treatment a huinan would said she tries to stay In the hou se receive," said Cornhill. as much as she ca n. hikes a Cigarettes and alcohol are off variety of medic ine and eats the menu. special foods . "We will be alert for any She wanted the city to postpone, problems of withdrawal," Corn· paving the road for a year to hill said. allow more time lor her inedlclne After the quarantine, " What to JmproVP her condition or for will happen to him Is up to the her family to lind another house, co urts," Corn hill said: The city decided to pave the Assistant Warren ·county Pro- road to within 1,500 feet of her secutor David Ernst said Sam's home this year and the section cage was unventilated, filthy and that runs past her home next dark and that he did not receive year. proper water and food. "I 'm very thankful for what Harris 's lawye r , James the city Is doing," Glassman said Sheets. said the animal was well of the comprom ise. cared for and that his quarters City Engineer Tom Young said were Inspected regularly and an he thought the city should try to inspector for the Department of work with Glassman but was Agriculture said Sam and his wor ried about future requests. cage were inspected in No· "We tried to work with her and ve mber and met federal still meet our public works · standards. responsibllties," he said. "But I Woman's allergies postpone hope this won't bring a flood .of paving: CINCINNATI iUPli similar requests .from people The l-ity has agreed to postponr who simply don't like the smell of asphalt." . NORTH PROVIDE NCE, R. I. A woman who used mon ey she saved for her honc.v· moon to pay $5.0t10 in medical bills for a badly burned aban· doned kitten says it was some thing she " had to do" afler looking Into the kitty's eyes. "Life is very prrrious , eve n for a little anima l that ca n' t talk, " sa id .Janet Ciampanelli, :l9, after s he committ ed her honeymoon travel money to paying the m edical bills for a 7· month-old kitten named E rnie. The impish, green-eyed tiger kitten was abandoned .Jan . 17 at the Coventry A~imal Hospita l. wher e <iampanrUI works as a volunteer. Ernie's haunch es were burned by what veterinar· ians speculated was scalding water. COLUMBUS (UP!) - The administration of Gov. Richard F. Celeste got in the first punch of the 1987 budget debate in the Ohio Senate, telling business-oriented Republican senators Monday evening they ought to "reach out and touch" the phone co mpanies with a controversial telephone tax. Slate Tax -Co mmission er .Joanne Limbach lobbied vigor· ously for the new tax on Inter· state long-distance telephone calls proposed by theadmlnlstra· tion and kept by the House. She warned senators that If It is removed, spending will havE> to be trimmed by $116 million. Limbach and William J . Shkurll, director of the state Office of Budget and Manage· men!, led off the budget hearings in the Senate, testifying before the Finance Committee on the House-passed $22.1 billion plan for 1988·89. Shkurti told the senators the budget Is a tight one, the most difficult he has worked on ·s ince ' the mld ·1970s, and Is ba sed on "middle of the road" economic assumptions. If they backfire, he warned, cuts or more tax In· creases could be necessary . Long distance companies and businesses which use long lines lor "' data , tranliD!I&sjons are mounting heavy pressure on the Senate to remove the telephone tax , saying It will harm the state's business climate. They could testify later today on the tax portion of the budl!et. APRIL FURNITURE SALE r home. Stop in today! 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Reports said the tractor-lraller was traveling east on Ohio 124 when It was crowded off the right side ol the road, striking and break· lng an Ohio Power Co. pol~, tearing down. R\'erat llnet1. Electrlclly WI\S oul for numerous customers. There Is no guard railing on the narrow section of road and only a limited berm, seen at right. -- ·u-• ,........., .•lilt...,_ .,.._ ......_ ,. $54}~ $69}"· •Actl t •u Ft. INt -c- ....... ONlY nor In ~ ·e oruary, worKers want · lng to buy the plant have also req uested loans from var ious banks and lending Institutions throughout the United States. Shaw said th!' new law exempt · lng frrroalloy will make the loan package more appealing to the se lenders. " The signing brought us one step closer. Now that we have !he support of the sta te, we hope we will soon reopen the plunt and put Its 200 workers back to work. " • The plant hasbcencloscdsl ncc December 1985 whe n Foot r Min· era! sold It s fcrroalloys division. Attending the govprn or's bill signing ceremony wert rcpr!'· sent atlves of Appalachian Pow!'r Co ., Including P. Scott Icard; th e• Ma son County Development Au · thorlty , Including .lim L wls, president , and Frank Lcc, cxer u- tlvc director; the United Stillrs Steel Work~r s of America , In· elud ing, Bernard WhIt c. vlre president of Local ol71, and Cury F'rermu n, president : the West Virginia AFL·CiO, Including MargarN .Jarvi s: the West Vir~ I· nla Chamber of Commerce. Including John Hurd : Shaw. Del<'gatc Johri R~ed , R-Putnam, and Fra nkie Shannon, a leglsla · live Intern. • accident injures two Gallia COUDtiaDS Holzer Medical Center by the Gal !Ia EMS. Repass wa s treated and released for co ntusions. Neal, who suffered multiple lacerations and possible lrar· tures. was admitted to the hospital and at present Is In !he Intensive rare unit In guarded cond ition. . The tanker did notlgplt e and as the lire departm ent sen t' three trucks and 24 firemen to the scene to control things In .the area. The firemen participated In ront alnlng the gasoli ne th at spilled Into a nea rby dit ch and prevented It from reaching a nearby creek. So me of the firemen r maim•d on the scene for eight hou rs before turning the area over to the Ohio Environmental Prater· tlon Agency crew led by field coordinator KPvln Zambro, ac· cordi ng to Fire Chief Ray Bush. Ashland Oil sent tru cks and men from Marietta and from Henderson, W.Va ., to re<'over the unspllled ga soiiM from th<' tanker . The accident Is und er Invest!· ga tton by the put :ot. By NANCY l'OACHAM Sentinel Staff Wrller Pomeroy Villa~e Council voted In Monday nfi(ht 's meeting to commit up to $16,000 of village Income tax money to the Pomerox Fire Depari ment to subsidize the purchase of a· new custom built fire truck . · Financial matters regarding th'c truck's purchase were dis· cussed at length before council commlted the fund s, Including the amount of money to be generated by a new five-year two· mill levy lor the fire depart· mcnt passed st t lctly for the purchase of the truck. Jane Walton, clerk-treasurer, reported s he was told by Joan Hoffman of the county auditor's office that the fire department could expect approximately $25,()()() a year Cr·om the new levy , This flgur<' falls short of the $~1 , 000 figure which had been anticipated by thr fir e depart · ment "because not everyone pays !heir taxes," Walton said. The $31.000 Is the amount which could be generated "If everyone who owes would pay." According to the state audl· tor 's office, as rQported by Walton, the new truck must be pa1d off In five years before the levy expires. In addition, the department. must h""ve a 2ft perccnl down payment of about $31,000 before Wa1to9 can legally sign any documents ordering the purchase and committing the payments . in the first year, the. down payment and regular payment combined would be about $60,000. F.ven with $25,000 from the n~~ two-mill levy, and Sl2,000 from, the old one-mitt levy, whleft· expires nex t year, the drpa_ti~; ment would still fall short of~~~· needed fund s. The fire depa'rr:: men! also receives other funds throu ghout !he yea r. but must allow for operational and main· talna oce costs. Thr depart ment spent abOut $:10,(J(XJ last year, not lnrludlni( a S6.ii00 truck payment which wlls paid by council from lnrome tax money . Council will also be pu ylnJt: th!' final $H,fi(XJ truck payment , which comes du e .June of thi s yea r . . · Because of this, It was suggested by Mayor Richard Seyler and Coun c ttm~n Bruce Reed and .John Anderson that the depart · mcnt walt one more yt>ur before ordPrini( th e truck, In order to allow some of th eir money to ea rn Int erest, thereby cllmlnal· lng posslblr financial burdens ca used by the purchas!'. "There's ju st too many flnan· rContlnucd on Page 101 · Iran offers deal to U.S. PORCH & PATIO CARPET ·SALE GlEIM TUIF Governor Moore to create an employee buy·out package," Shaw said. "The signing of this bill will mean approximately $496,000 will be added to the cas h·fiow package at the New Haven plant." Shaw added that this will help sell 1he plant - to be known as American Alloys ]nc. - to various Investors and lenders. In addition to a state loan of $4 million, approved by th ~ gover· GALLIPOLIS - A tankE>r · Barton Repass, 40, Rt. 4, accident on Ohio 7 Monday Ga lllpolls. . afternoon left two drivers injured Both trucks overturned after and forced a major clea n-up leaving the road, ca us lni( heavy operation, according to reports damage to both vehicles, the from the Gallla-Melgs Post o! the patrol said . State Highway Patrol and the Neal was reportedly trapped Gallipolis Volunteer Fire Inside the wreckage of the pickup Department. for approximately 45 minutes . The accident occurred about The Gallla County Sheriff's De· 2:15p.m .. north of Eureka. when partmenfs "Jaws of Life" ex· a pickup truck driven by Ronald traction device was used to !ree Neal. 26, Rt. 2, Bldwt>ll, traveling Neal. south on 7, reportedly went left of Repass and Neal were taken to center and hit a gasoline tanker truck owned by Bob Myers of Lowpr River Road and driven by $479°0 • Two 8", two 6" high·lj)Otd. plu• in ~&.~rfact unrt1 • Cultom Broil Con· trot • Chr.,..... mtector bowls • Own window ond _ . tt;ht • F\111· width 110te0e d - with l.l'ltfO· an he • Iaiii Cld Cooldng Sy• "AT&T, one of the largest corporations in the world, with 1986 sa les of $34 billion, Is currently orga nizi ng a campaign to convince the Ohio Senate not to repeal this tax loophole which they currently enjoy." . sa ld · Limbach. "Don't be fooled by all of this ," cautioned the tax commls'Stbner•:· • She said tong-distance com· panics pay less than hall of their fair share of the taxes for all Ohio telephone compan les, enjoying 45 percent of Ohio' s telephone receipts but paying only 20 percent of the telephone taxes. Limbach said the tax ma y or may not be pa s~ed on to business consumers In the form of In· creased charges. But !lit Is, she said, the 5 percent Increase for large companies would be "dwarfed" by their .10 percent savings from deregulation of the telephone industry In 1984. "We think it Is lime to ·reach out and tou ch' long-distance telephone co mpanies sO>that they pay their fair share of Ohio's taxes, " said Limbach. Sen. Charles F. Horn, R· Kef terlng, said he Is concerned about high technology firms In his area which condu ct all their business on computers over long-distance telephone lines. "They ~rceive that they are going to get a tax Increase of 5 percent or more," Horn sa Id. "Clearly there Is a risk of th!'ir expanding (movlng l out or state." l'loudy lonlghl with a <'han<·<• of showers and lows In · th~ low 60s. Mostly cloudy Wt•dn~sday with a chanc~ of showers and thunderstorms·. and hlgJL• near 70. • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, April 21, 1987 T~nker-truck -Pine ·or Oak -XL-100 Chassis RECLINER SALE Quality Btrkline Walloway leclllltrs, ltclc·O-leungers and Stan· danl leclln111. ugo 11loctlon of labrkt lllld colers. layaway Now for Mother'a 8t Father's Day TABLE SALE MASON. W.Va . - A bill recently signed lnlo law by Gov . Arch A. Moore Jr. may give workers at Mason County's Foote Mineral Plant a better chance to owwn the fa cility . Sen. Mike Shaw, R-Mason, sponsored the bill, which will rxempt sales of electricit y consumed In manufacturing a fer roalloy from the state's bus iness and occupation tax. "I have been working with RCA teaturing lilt-up 1892 Bill·increases cash flow .package for Foote plant -XL-100 SQ. YD. BEDDING SALE -2 Prog./2 Week Timer REMOTE ·Tv $545 SERTA S29900 -HQ RCA 19" diag. ' \. delivery. Sale RU VCR -Infrared Remote PICK-4 State official makes case .for phone tax ELBERFELOS Automatic 821 a.• y Vo1.36. No.245 Copyrightod 1987 that you just had to do? I looked at thos!'littleeyesa nd tsaw) the love and the tru st. " I had moments of guilt when I saw him In pain. But I'll tell you something about animals- they forget the past. We hang onto our pasts and our hangups. A little kitten forgives and for gets." "I could.n't put him to sleep," Clampanelll sa id. " Have you ever felt something compelling Daily Numh(•r ' • Woman spends honeymoon money to save kitty 1UP! 1 - O.hio Lottery WASHINGTON rUPII -The speaker o!lran's parliament , the highest-ranking official of the Islamic nation to play an active role In covert U.S. arms sales to T!'hran, Is proposing new deals for the release of American hostages. In an Interview with an Iranian government newspaper, All Ak· bar Hashemi Rafsan)anl said I! · the United States would return money and property It seized during the 19'79-IJJ hostage crisiS, "We will help you In Lebanon." The powerful leader appar· ently was referring to U.S. hostages still held In Lebanon and to abOut $500 milliOn In Iranian funds that were blocked to asture Iran's payment for debts and Indemnities ordered by (Continued on Page 10) ' ONU flhrlthlt .............. ~' '''"' .,, C."Mial c.uo ·r AINT IT TilE 'I'RV'I'II! - MuJ Metp Ceu&t.. A11WJ with t . . biDhoard made from • poMer etped .,. Nllcld llde, • llxlh l'ltder at Radae Elemeatar)' School, wblch proelalma that "LIUer laadEAR.rable." Tbe paetel'wuchoeen utbewlnnerln a countr·wlde coa&Nt apo•orfll Jut rear b)' tile Melp Countr Offtce ol Liller ControL Tile blllboartl Ia loealed oa West Main Street betweest Pomero1 ud Middleport. 'l'llrotlpoat the comh;lg rear, lhe politer wlll be dlaplaJed oa other, blllholll'dlr lhrotlghout . the count)'. ARTIST HONORED- As winner In llll!tyear's county-wide p08ter contest sponsored by lhe Melp County Otnce of Liner C'l"trol, Nlkkllhle, daughter of Mrs. and Mn. Nick I hie and a sJxlh . grader at Racine Elementary School, was pretlented a plaque and a tee shirt by Mary Wiard, ehlef of the Ohio Office of Liller Prevenllon and Recycling. Wiard was In Pomeroy Monday to make the special pre~~entation. With Nikki and Wiard Is the bear which Wll8 d<·plcted In her po>~h!r entitled "Litter Is UnBEARabk" -The ·ht-ar costume was patterned alter · Nlkki'H de•lgn. Nikki's poster - reproduced giant >~lze- may be' seen on a Wesl Main Street hill hoard In Pomeroy. �Tuesday, Com~entary The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street . Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOI'ED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~~ .. Sffi1il! ........._;._...... ,,...,.,. o;:::~,= 'qlv ROBERT L . WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Aubllant Publisher/Controller BOBHOEFUCH General Manager A MEMBER of The United Press Internatio nal, Inland Oa[ ly Press Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Assoc iation. ~wid be less than m words long . All lett ers are subj ect to editing and ITll St ~sig n ed wi th name, address and LETTERS OF OP INION arc welco me They telephone number. No Wlslgno:l let ters will be p: bllshed . Letters should be In good tasle, addressing Issues, not persCila lllles. Washington Window Page- 2- The Daily Sentinef Tuesday, April 2', 1987 · " no." Mos t scie nt ist s a nd r e· searchers believe thai there has been a modera te Increase In inferlliily. But recent medica l adva nces ca ncel out much of, or more th a n , lh e r e p or t e d Increase. - The reasons and ar ithmetic: The 'older a woman gets, th e less likely she is to be fer tile. Data from the National Center lor Health Stat is llcs Show only 2 percent of couples trying to have children are Infertile In their teens, 10 percent In th eir 20s, rising to 14 per cent between ages 30-34. The big jump ·occurs at a bou t age 35: The· rate for couples aged 35 to391s 25per cenl and rises to 27 percent at ages ·40 to 44 . (This Includes couples wahllng a fi rst child and those seeking more than one child .) Now, recently, people have been getting marr ied later and are likely to try to start having al family later In life. In this sensr there Is not much infertilily as such, but only an In crease In older women try ing to get pregnant, at an agr when, it is harder Women are still women at State .. . By ,JIM ANDERSON WASHINGTON 1UP It - SomP It ems left in a Stale Departm ent reporter 's notebook: to do so. Another fa ctor: Young people, are likely to have more sex partners before mar riage than in earlier t imes. Th is Increases the ri sk of sexually transmit ted diseases , which can be a ca use of inferti lity. Still, the vast ma jor· ity or women have not contr acted any such disease, a la rge major· ity of women who have had such diseases remain fertile . a nd a li tt le more than half. of Ihose who have developed problems ca n still get pregnant, typicall y by in vilro ferti lization. So : Sadly rela ted to age and disease, there has Ind eed been some increase in infertility . How much is debated . II is ha rd to measure and ha rder to judge; reli ned stat istics don't exist. One set of NCHS data show tha t a bout 2.3 percent ol all cou ples were childl ess and in fertile In 1965, and 5.8 ·percent in 1982. Most of the rise occur red before 1976. Thai ca n be seen as an Increase of! 50 percent. But the Increase Is from a very sma ll base. Such numbers . while representing real hum an tragedy, do not seem to most experts to be · of a magn itud e 10 bolster the Idea of a Yuppie Curse, Moreover, lnlertll ll y for couples seeking more than one child is believed to have · gone down. Jn any event, there Is countervailing activity. From a different perspective, Dr .. WII IIam Ander· son of Norfolk, Va., a past pres ide nt of the American F:ertil· . ily Society, makes th is overall estima te; of 100 couples, about 80 can ge l pregnant wll hln a year. Another 10 percent can gef pregnant by fry in g for anothet; year. The remaining 10 percent have a fer tili ty prOblem. 01 those, about hall ca n be.success· . fu lly treated in an uncomplica ted · way. The remaining half need more so phistica ted trea tment · and. of th ese. about half will be • able to conceive and half won 't. . That means that 97.5 percent of all couples who an' willing to do ev~r y thin g possible to conceive . -can conceive. There has been a medi cal brea kthrough In fertility e nh a nce ment. Andr ews es ti mat es th at 20 years ago only about 50 percent or the problem cases could be helped. Now ills 75 c percent. Ten years !rom now II • hoP.efully be 85 perc ent. tAnd ~ progress could be quicker and ; greater If the Nation al Institutes • ol Hea lth resc inded their fool - : ha rd y poli cy of not funding any In ; vitro research.) .~ .In all, Andrews believes that, l on bala nce, fer tilit y enhance· • men! has been grea ter th an the ' In a ll rst lloor lobby of the Sta te Depart ment , there are two photo exhibitions. One Is ca lled "Women on !he Mon.' ' and is dcs l ~ n ed to show how lar women have co m<' In lhef orclgn serv ice, a branch of the government not noted lor it s recepti vi ty to wo men, bl acks or of her minorities. There are a few women ambassa dors, bu t they lend to be poli tical appoint ees, such as F'ailh Ryan Whittl esc•y, Ihe for mer Whi te House Rc a~anaut who Is now serving her seco nd term at the U.S. embassy in Bern . Swl!zerla nd , a nd is deepl y reS<lnl ed by many fore ign serv ice officers for her politicizing the embassy . .... ; Most of Ihe women plc·turetl In the " Women on Ihe Move" exhibit are middle or lower ranks. And mos t of 1he wo men who slop by to look al 1he exhlbl! arc• secret a rial hc\p, which is still pretty mu ch a female · monopoly at lh!l Sla te Depar tment. The serond ex hibit In Ihe lobby is the real Iar e of people on the move In ,the foreign ser vice. II Is a photographic ga llery of the cha in ol ri se in infert ility . : command at lhr Stale Depart ment. Of 42 poslllons ol assis tant Th at means th at while it tnay • secretary and above, 40 art• mal e 11wo of Ihem bl ack 1. Only !wo of th e be more dillicult for so mr, ; hli;her ranking SO·call ed lin<' offlres In the chain of command are hr ld women today who want to gel ; by women. pregna nt have a somewhat bel· "It's a note from my folks excusing me from the- uh -the 'S' word ler Fi ve years ago, a nonymous report s arr ived abou t a Libyan " hit cha nce of success than did sq~ad" head ed for Wash in gton wi th ot·dcrs to allac k the Sta le education class. They're teaching me at home." women In Iheir moth ers' generaDE>par tm ent and lh<' Whil e House•The Immedia te response wa s lo put lion. · dozens ol sancJ.rJJied dump trucks in front of the White House and ' State Department. Only Ihi s yea•· did we lea rn fr om Ihe Senate In telligence Commlllee • lb~ l the principal sourer lor those · 'hi! learn '· report s was Manuchcr • WASHINGTON - The good and the laws or economies . million. Not one dollar ol th is was pealed to Congress to raise more ' Cj)!Qrbanlfar, lhe Iran ian wheelcr·-dealer ar ms peddler who news Is tha t President Reaga n's mea nwhile, have been pushing cha rged 10 the tax payers; every faxes . This has result ed In a a11j>arently blew the fuses on every lie det ector he approached. · campaign aga inst government . the public de bt relentlessly up, dollar was dona led by concerned ma rri age of the appropriators 1) •The dump trucks were evcnt,ua lly replared by ta nk tra ps disgui sed waste sa ved the taxpayers a up, up. Government spending America ns. The amount that has a nd s pe nd e r s aga ln s,t the i a~. flower boxes and the Inc~ It able metal detectors appea red in the resounding $30.6 billion In fi scal has ascended to heights tha t been saved is already running taxpayers. d.lplomatlr lobby of the St ill e Department. · • yea r 1986 and will save another economists regard as beyo nd a ll close to $40 billion a year. For ; Now Ihe department is preparing lor the third a nd fin al phase or the Of course. members of Con· : $39.4 billion In fisca l year 1987. rea ll1y. They warn that spendin g eac h dollar !ha t has been spent gress are willi ng to dip their big • s~curit y buildup. Accordin g to dra wings published thi s week, the This enormous savings shoula policies must be reversed to s in ce Pr e s ide nt R eaga n toes gingerly Int o the· wafers or ' once gracious entrances of Ihe main Sta te Department building will bl> a cross bel wee n an ~ l r po rl security bar rier and the Maglnol Li ne, Increase each year hereaft er. avoid an economic smashup. laun ched the ant i-waste cam· thrift. They have joined the i The bad news Is that this still w1th " ballistic barriers" and X·rav ma chines. Y.el members of Congress paign, $550 is now being saved Grace Caucus, which has Issued ! leaves more than $100 billion In seem Imperv ious to the grav it a- t' l't' r .\' y t• rrr. :All employ res will have sprcia I· passes, whi ch will have to br lr d t hi s ultim at um to fe l low ; annu al waste th at has been tional pull oi economic reality; lrilo a magnet i<' eard-readr• r in order to ~rl th rough Iurnsl ilcs Ihal wi ll The amount th at has been members: " We believe Congress uncovered bu t not elimina ted. they must let some ai r out or th e saved has bee n meticulously should eliminate government • bf placed lbroughoul !hi' building. Anoth er $100 billion Is los t each balloon before It bursts and trac ked by the Office ol Manage- was te befor e It even thinks about :' A r ompui C'r In tlw basement will a llow some people in to cerl a ln yea r in careless habi ts and plummets down , down , down . ment and Budget. whi ch gives increas ing taxes ." areas or the building and will kerp oth ers oul. • wasteful ways. • •The comput er Iha l passes or rc luoc•s people a lso remembers who They are already close to losing credit to the nat ional campa ign But most members of Congress • The worse news is that the control of the economy, some headed by J . Peter Grace and still pul politics ahead of econo- ( went through. A rcpon c r· tal kin g to a source in his office In ce rta in reassembled Congress Is In a expert s lear. pOrt s of Ihe bu ildin g will now be laggpd by the co mp utet·. <~ n d so will J ack And erson. The OMS has mies. " Pork-ba r rel spending l spend·spend , lax-tax mood. Its h(s source. Wh at will th at do to lhea lrra dy di llicull prorPs s o! trying Anoth er botc hed federa l· descr ibed th eir effor t as "ex· may be poor economies, but It's ; fir st notable achl cvemenl was to bud ge!, with all Its forbidding t raordln ar lly successfu l. " to under s l<~nd and report on th•· news al the Stale Dr pa nmenl '! good politics," one congressional : ram through a highway bill consequences, could be avoided The prodi gious government leader told us, not fo r attrlbuliort. • Secr et<~r y of Sta le George Shu li z and his Iiger Ia 11 oo arc now par t of larded with po rk . We coun ted 170 si mply by trimming out the Ia f. ' was te, meanwhil e, is driving up " You ca n't explain economies to ' bork-ba rrel Items In the b,i ll , The campaign to loca te, Identi fy the defic it to dangerous levelsh(story. The secrPI tattoo wa s co nfi r med by his wile. At a recent the America n people," he added. : which will cost Ihe tax payers $8.4 a nd e li min at e gove rnm ent an estimated 1.7 billion fo r 1987. with a shrug. p~r t y , Shullz di sc ussed the Ialton and Its loca tion. For the record. he • billion to fi na nce. p~lt ('() his Jeff buttock. waste, so fa r , has cost about $83 Rat her th an cui out the waste. We th ink he's wrong. The ex travagance of Congress the special interes ts have apt ;Shu liz appt•a rcd tI red aJter his rc<'cn l lll·day tr ip to 1h ~ Far East 1as did some ol 111P reporters and staff m••mbcrs who were also on th e tt·lp i, AI a recent al! ernoon s p~ech. Shu li z's voice sou nd ed wea ry and • hi~ eyes looked red a nd buggy . • Thu s, some of hi s st<lff members a rN tl rcildv a pprehensive abo ut a WASHINGTON (NEAl - " We sod ium . Th ey wo uld know Moreover, 'the booklet reveals much more ('X hausllng round· the-wor ld lrlp .schcdulpd lor J un e. It In mld -1985,Jacobson'sorganl· wa nt McDonald 's food to fll whet her their french fr ies had are laced zat lon requested Ingredient In· that McDonald's foods will sta rt oul a l l he annu al Er onomlr Summllln v ,•nlce. lla ly. He and co mfor tably In to yo ur well· for mation from 12 fas t food , been coo ked in vegetable oil or In with chemical preservat ives · Pi·esldenl Reaga n go to Rrrlln a nd Ihen to Bonn . balanced diet," · proclaims the beef fa t a nd whether their shake Includin g sodium benzoa te in the c.h a ln s. Six refused on the : ·Aft~r that Shullz will spill off and go to the NATO Council meetin g In four·color, full -page adver tise· co nt ained any rea l milk," adds ora nge drink, calcium proplon· grounds Iha t the Information wa s Reykjal' lk. His plane will then go over the Nor th Pole Ia Hong Kong, men t lor the co untry's largest Chafee. ate In the hamburger buns and confident ia l, two sa id It wa s not where he stops for a day' s rest. a nd lh~n goes on to Sin gapore for a Among the -organizations 'en· potassiu m sorbale In the hot ava ilable and three failed to ' me...llng ol t\SEAN . Then Ia Ca nberra , Aus tra lia , for a mpel lng of' last food chain . "Test Your Nutrit ion JQ! ," dor sl ng Cha fee's ln lllallve are fu dge toppings. respond to repealed requests. ANZUS. AII C"r that he• may go lo the Phil ippines a nd there may challenges the headline on the the Amer ican Hea rt Assoc la llon. Only Arby's provided all of the • The ras pberry danish conta in possibly be onr other stop In lh r Sout h Pa cific bcfot'r flying bark lo paper place mats now bein g Amer ica n Ca ncer Society and propylene glycol to "malnla In data. Now, almost two yea rs ) w,a shlngton . distributed at McDonald 's . The Na tional Parent-Teacher Associ· proper moist ure and ... evenly later, not only McDonald's but quiz Ihat fo ll ows leads customers atlon. Opposin g It Is the National disperse seasoning," while lhe also Burger Kin ~. Wend y's a nd to believe that Ihe chain's meals Res taurant Association, which hash brown pota toes Include others offer the informat ion are relatively low In everything claims la beling "would crea te sodium acid pyrophosphate " Ia but the Industry remains re la· from fat and sodium to calories undu e anxiety" among fast food promote color retenti on." lively benighted on the issue. and cholesterol. patrons. 'j Another fast food chain, Ar· Michael J acobson, executive • :tn response to the letter written hurt or kill someonea t:e lrres pon· by's, is readying for an adverlls· dir ector of the Center for Science I' 1\Prll 13: Docs Mr. Gay le Price slble owner·s-who trea t dogs that lngcampalgn that boasts some or In the Public Interest here, own a pll ·bu II or does he go by way. Our cl ub has had 10 dog It s oflef lngs are ·:prepar ed In suggests there Is good reason for I wllat he reads In the p a pe r ~ shows with pll bulls at the Meigs compliance wllh the guidelines of. that anxiety: "Eat a McDLT, I T,rue, lh!' pll bull was bred for Coun ty Fairground s with as the American Heart Assocla· french fri es and a sha ke and you 'I tlghlln~ and some people st ill many as 125 dogs (pi! bullsl at tlon.." Indeed, an Industry not will Ingest an artery-clogging 15 light them, but not all pi! bulls one lime and no one has been previously known for It s contrl· teaspoons of grease." ' are waiting to clamp down on blllen or killed by our dogs. bullons to good nutrition claims Mc Don a ld 's, w hi ch h a s something or someone. The news and TV r eport s are to ha ve suddenly , become .co n· la unched a multl·mllllon-dollar, ;These dogs have to be taught to always down on the pi! bull cerned about Its patrons' diets. nu trition-orient ed advertisin g l~ht. just like a rabbit dog and a because they are news and lhal ls Skeptics suggest that much of and promotion campaign, typicoon dog has to be taught how to what sells papers. We cannot that belated sensitivity to nutrl· fies the Industry' s ambivalence hunt. You don 't take a rabbi! or have dog show s at the fa ir-· tton ls partofa cynlcalattemplto on the Issue. • coon dog Into the woods and think grounds any more, but we will neutralize efforts by health pro· The company publishes a boo· a ·hunting dog Is going to hunt. find another place to have our . fesslonals and politicians to klet of detailed Information ' They have to be taught, just like a shows. I could goon butlhls letter enact legislation aimed at fa st about Its food that Is·supposed to pit bull has to be taught to fight. Is long enough. So, Mr. Price, you. food r estaurants. be available at all of its stores J have owned pll bulls forabQut should gel your facts straight Sen. John Chafee, R·R.I., plans but two out or three outlets ell!hl years and have had as before you cut down someone's to reintroduce legislation, In- vis ited here had none In stock. · many as 50 dogs (pit bulls) In and animals. itially proposed In 1986, that Although most physicians Idenout or my ya rd. Yes, some get Arnold Johnson would req~lre disclosure of· the tify cholesterol as an artery· Into a fight, but all dogs, rats and Ex-President, Ingredients In all fast food clogging substance that leads to Southeastern Ohio offer ings .. otner animals fight one lime or heart disease, the McDonald's another. The people whose dogs Pit Bull Club "The typical burger, fries a nd booklet contains a curious pa: a· shake Is a_nythlng but low-tat or graph about cholesterol that only low. cholesterol... (and ) the touts Its purported vlrtures. 'I '' amount of sodium In our fast food " Its presence Is considered Is clearly alarming," says the normal In the body," sayd . By United Press International senator. 'J'oday Is Tuesday, Aprll 21, the lllth day ol1987 with 254 to follow. McDonald's. "Cholesterol Is ne"Fast food labeling would cessary for the production of ,The moon Is In Its last quarter. • '' allow consumers.. . lo avoid hormones and for transport of •the morning stars are Mercury, Venus, .Jupiter and Saturn. "Give me all of your money." meals heavy In fat , sugar and essential ratty acids." 'The evenlliJ star Is Ma rs. Just cut the waste Jack Anderson & Joseph Spear : l Attack on Big Mac • Robert Walters : j Letter to the Editor . A call for understanding Berry's World I .. ~ ROCK SPRINGS - Junior fl amethrower Mike Bar.trum fired a one hitler. And for the second game In a row struck out 12 while Donnie Becker knocked 1~ the wlnnlngruns with a long 2 run home as the Meigs Marauders took over the top spot In the TVC With a 3·2 win over the Belpre Golden Eagle£_Monday night. Bartrum, who has struck 34 bal!ers lri the last 24 Innings, be· nefttted from an outstanding defense. He walked 5 anp allowed only 2 balls to leave the Infield . Belpre scored In the top of the first as Mike McVey walked and 1 batter later scored on a sacrific e fly to center by Chris Newb· erry. Th l" Marauders drew even In the bollpin half of the Inning as Dave Hendricks doubled to lead orr Ihe Inning. }le Ia ter stole third The Dailv Southern defeats :~~• Oak Hill nine, 7-6 ·~ · ~ . rooay in history ceo. . . ... . and sc,ored on a BrenI Bissell Mara uders a 3-1 lead leading Inf o ground out. the seventh. Belpre scored It s fi · Belpre threate ned In the fi fth nal run In the seventh. alter 2 walks and a groundout. Bar trum struck out 12, wa lked An error loaded the bases, bu t . 5 and allowed th e one hit to An· McVey hit a . chopper down Ihe> derson. Richard Tu rner wa the · third baseline. Third baseman loser, he gave up only 4 hils, Mark Corbitt charged In and walked 3 and st r uckour 6. scooped up the ball on the sho rtBesides J:Wcker :s home r un . slop and then to ca tcher Charlie Dave Hendricks had a double Garrett for the second out. Corb· and Todd Hysell and Charlie Itt then fielded a hot sma sh mov- Barrell both sin gled. Ing Ia his right and threw to first The Mar auders. now 5 and 3 to end the threat. overa ll and 4 a nd 1 In the TVC, Big Joe Anderson lined Bel· host Wellston tonight at 4:30. pre's only hll with one out in the Belpre drops lo 4 and 2 In the sixth but Bartrum turned a 1-6-3 TVC. double play Ia end lhe inn ing. By Innin gs: Donnie Hendricks led off the Belpre ............... 100 000 l -2 I 0 sixth with a walk, Donnie Becker M e l~s .. .. .. .. ..... .100 002 X-3 4 2 • then hit a 0-2 pitch from losing Barlr uin (W I and Ba rrett. pllcher Richar.d Turner over the Turner (L) and Magner. left cent er fi eld fence to give the . MERCERVILLE -For six In· nlngs junior hurler Bryan Durst pitched .a no-hitter, but had to settle for a one-hitter. )n the se· venth as he boosted the Eastern Eagles to a 6·1 SVAC road vic· lory over Hannan Trace Monday evening. Eastern pulled ahead In the second 2-0 as Bryan Durslj.reached on an error aid trotted liome on a long home run over the right lleld fence by Junior outfielder ·Jeremy Barber. Hannan Trace made a game or II In the boll om or 1he th ird as Larry Jarrell and Ma rk Wells drew back·lo·back walks. J ar· rell went to third on a passed ball and scored on a ·field er' s choi ce by Mark J enkins: 2-1. Erupting for three runs .ln the fifth fram e, Eastern broke ·open a tight game as Mik e Ma rlin singled and went to second on an error, Mark Griffin beal out a bunt single, and Ed Collins · doubled . Collins then came home Scoreboard ... ·Majors ' · I NATIO,..,y , LEAG UE By Unltl>d Pl"~!o!lnh• rnutlonal ... Ea~t W L Pd . GB 7 ~ .&:fl .~. l..oU~ Nf'w \ 'ork 66 Pit~bur•h Monln•al ('hlt:axo !'IIIIa .~00 i' .!40 .:uu :• ~ j j 7 .:164 A .:JOK 4 ··· I !<,1 :1 I w~t San Fran nnt•lnnat II 10 :J .7Ktt a . 7~ Houston Atlantu. K 5 .til5 ti ~ ..145 IA10 Ana:t•lett 7 San Dlt•~tn ~ 2 •~ :1•1, K .-167 .t•.l, 2 U . l.tl 9 ' Monday's RPsulbl Phihadt•lphla -1, Montn•1tl ;' rlltshurgh 9, Nt•w Vork 6 finlinmtlllt, Sun Dh•A"o ~ Sun Francbwo -t, I.JI!<ri .\ngt•h>s :1 TuNiduy's (:umt>s N1•w Voril (Ojeda J-2) ~ at Pill!'~-• hur11:h (KipJK>r 1·0 , 7:85p.m. ( 'hllcaA'o (Ttout 0.1) at Sl. Lou I" (Fnrs.:h I· I), M::J$ p.m.' i\tlu&il (Hm .. ll 1· 1) ltl Hou"'on (Knt.,.,.•r 1·1), K:;JS p.m. ( 'Jndnnatl (So toO. 0) ut Sun D.lt>l{o (ShowO..J) , IO : O~p . m. Lo11 t\n~t-111'1 (Hont>ycuU &-01 al Sun l', ran c i~: o U)owmi 1-0) , lfl: :l3 p.m. AMERICAN I.EAia lE Ea"il W I. Pel . GH 13 0 1.089 Mlh,•uukto NC'w \'ork ,. " .789 7 6 .3:11! .7 6 ,JI3K 6 6 .GOO • 1 .lfil Ralllmol'l' Toronlo Ol'lrolt Bu~lon l 'lt•\' t•land :1 " Wl'SI Mlnnl'!4ota falffomln KanKIUO C'lly .m 9 .. .692 K 3 .6U G 6 .SfiO G IC •.-2!1 St•ulll<' ( 'hlt ll•u t K . :1: 1~ t IU ,t)l ti 1 10 .OfU Oakland " 6 6 6'; 7 ro•,1 1 2•., ;p .! t~ ~· 1 Tt>XMII , • Munday'" Rt• sults Kan!iWI 10. Bmdoo t Nt'M' Vork H, D.•lmlt 't MII'M·aukf'f' 5, C'l•ltaJ:O _. Toronto f', ('lt•nland 7 (I U en, lnnlnp) Mlnn ~ otll 13, St•liltlt• 3 Oak hand 18. ('allfDmha li 'nu>Nday's Gamt"'" Dt•tmU ~T..rl'l•lll· l) al Nt•W\ 'o rk INit'lro 0-1) , 7::tl p.m. Toronto (K<') 3-0) at f l..\'t•hmd l('undlottl &-3), 7: :i5 p.m. KanJo~MH C'lly (.4.nci('I'MOn 0·01 al &,.ton C('lemrns 8-21. 7: :~p . m . Mllwaukft• (l'lardl 1-11) al ('hit·a•o IDa\'~ t-1) , H p.m. St•11UIP (Trujillo 1· 01 al Mlnnt'Mnta (BiyiM·f'ft 1·1), H:l 5 p.m. Baltlnuw cFianu,.;un CO-l ) at Tt>~W' (Hou,;h I-I) , IC: :13 p.m . Oakland (Rljo &-I ) at C'~t1Uomlt4 ~ (Lu.-o &-G J, K: :u p.m. NHL playoffs Dlvl•lon FlnU. Waii'M C'o•ff.'f'etu.·t• Patrk':k Dl\' lMktn N\' ll'llllftdff'li' Phlladt'lphlll M-Prlftl 1·0) Phltadflphl• l , Nl ' \'M. ( Phlbwtf'lllhl~tlrll6ol API'U II hlandrn. % ~ A.prll t'l - N\' Is landers at Phlhllllf'lphh&. i : lS p.m . , AJif'l U - Phlladflphlo at Nl' bl1111dma, It: II p.m. Aprl K - Plolhodtlphlo at l)!l' IMI~&~~dm , 1: ts p.m. ¥· AprU ~ - NV bh&ndtrM at Phlhulflphla, 7:31p.m. X· April H - Phltadtlp'l.la at Nl' I"'IOden. "' '~p. m. x·Ma)' 2 - Nl' IMiandrn at Phltadflphlo. 7: :U p.m. AllamM 01\'lllon Qu.-hi"C' ""' Me•trtal t Qut'bf't' I~ wrlftl 1·0• Aprl tl - QaC~he-t 1, Montreal 5 Solo bat'k; Larkin oul -CINCINNATI ' (UP I) - The Cincinnati Reds Monday actl· vated pitcher Mario Solo and placed shortstop Barry Larkin on the disabled list. So to, who had shoulder surgery last year and started this teason ·on the disabled list, Is to make his first start Tuesday night In San Diego against the Padres. Larkin, wllo sultered a hyper· extended left knee In a second base collision on April 12, was placed on the 15-day disabled list,, retroactive to Apri113. AprU 2'l - QuC'ht•c ul Montrrul, 7:33p.m. 1\prU 2~ - ,\'Jontn•.-1 at Qu ..bt•t·, 7:"p.nl. AprU 26 - ~lonli·••al at Qut•bt•c, i::" p.m. x-Aprll ~ - Qtll'hl't' IJJ Montrl'al, 1::l3 p.m. x-Aprll :tO - rtfontN•alut (~&wht•t ', 1:35 p.m. x·MII}' 2 - QUt•bt•t ut MontrC'ul. It OJ p.m. ( 'ampht~l ( 'onhort•nt ·t• Norris DIVl"il•m Toronto"!'~ . lk•trolt 1\prll 21 - Torooto at Dt'trolt. K: fl5 p.m. April 2:1 - Tnroruo al 1M roll, II: CHi p.m. April 2l - l>t•troil al Toronl11, 11:05 p.m. AprU ~ i - Jh•l roil at Toronto, i : :~' p.m. x-,\prll :l9 - Toronto al lll•trolt , K: Cl., p.m. x-Ma_v I - Dt•trolt at Tnrnnto, 7::\3 p.m. on a fielder's c~ol ce hit by J ell Johnson ..lh e score now 5-l. Eastern added some Insurance In the seventh as 'Mark Griffin singled between thi rd and short and Jeff Caldwe ll delivered a run-scoring tripl e, 6·1. . Durst's no·hll bid was broken by the first batter of the las tinning as Brad Cremeans slammed a solid hll to Jell center fi eld. Durst's per· sonal record Is now J.J. Durst fann ed four and walked four In picking up the win with a gre at effort and fin e Eastern de· tense ( commlllng no errors l. while Tim Brumfield suffered the loss In a good effort of hi s own , Brumfield fa nned eight and walked just one, whil e a ll owln ~ just elghl hit s. Eastern hitters were Jefi Cald· well a single and triple, J eremv Barber a home run, Bryan Dursi . a double, and singles by Ed Collins and Mike Marlin. Mark Griffin had two singles. Eastern Is Idle ionlght but hosts Southern Wednesday. Llnescore: Eas tern .. ... .. ..... 020 030 1- 6 8 0 HT .. ... ............... 001 00 0- 11 2 Batt er ies: Durst iWP i and Davis. Brumfield (LP ) and Jen· klns. • • - .L ' -, ·- J LOCAL GOLFER ON GSC TEAM - Parker Lnng, a fresh- man sports management rna· jar from Pomeroy, Is particIpating In the golf program at Glenville State CoUege. Lnng Is a graduate of Meigs IUgh Sehool and Is the son of Roger and Delores Lnng, GSC golf coach, Tim Carney says Lnng wiU become a good player In the WVIAC. Eastern tops Hannan .Trace, 6-1 .. '131-··· , Ohio Meigs tops Belpre 3-2,. takes over top baseball . spot in TVC Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Yuppie disease ?---------,.--~..,......B~en_~_a_u_en_b__;,erg NBC recently ran an InterestIng television special called " The baby Busl ne'ss." The progra m bega n ana troublng note. Intertll· lty, said NBC , was beco ming a major national problem. Cor res· pondenl Marla Shriver asked: "Is this surge In Infertili ty the yuppie disease of the '80s : lhe curse of the career woman•" Des plle the fa ct that It Is a rea l problem of Intense concern to many, depslte the fact tha t NBC left a diffe rent Impression, the real answer - although compll· caled and qualified- is probably 21 1987 Logan looking for new football <'Oach second time in '87 LOGAN - A rece ntlv hired footb all coach at Log a·n H l~h Sc hool has resigned from that pos ition already . Dale Amyx, who twowPeks a~o was named the new head varsit y football coach at Loga n, an· no unced th at he will not accept th e job of guiding th e vetera n Chl e!l aln tea m in 1987. " Ri ghi now Is not the appropriate li me fo r me to take Ihe head football pos ll lo n at Lo~a n . I have thin gs goi ng on in my life thai need ta king care ol, " · Am yx emph asized. Amyx , a va rsity assistan t at Loga n lor Ihe past ·s!'ven yea rs, had been se lec ted fl·om a lleld or 45 ca ndid ates to replace Cl ar· ence Perry. Amyx Indica ted hP wil l remain al LHS as an assistant. A search commlllec a l LHS Is now w orkln ~ quickly to hire a new head coach. RACINE - The Sou thern Tor· nadoes oullasled the Oak Hill Oaks 7·6 here Monda y evenin g In ·a SVAC baseball cont est here In ... R;~~.!llr .lo. .bQosU he. winner 's record to 5·2 and 4·1 In the SVA C. . Shawn Cunnin gham picked up the wtn with Ihe save going to Da· vld Amburgey, who pit ched twothl r!ls of an inn ing. Cunningham fa nn ed one and wa lkt'd live while givin g up 7 hi ts. Atnburgey ca me . on to get th e last two ou ts. Kuhn suffered the loss with fo ur strikeout s and one wa lk. w ~lle hittin g two. . Southern broke a scoreless dead· lock In the lourth· lnnlng and they erupted for seven runs. Dave Am· bu rgey led off wilh a bunt single, Ken Turley singled, John Riffle walked and Mlkr Wolfo rd singled. Chris Stout slammed a IWo·nm sin· gle, and Barry McCoy had a thre<• RBI double In the Inning. Ambur· ~ gey closed the lr.nlng with hiS ~ ~ cond bunt single of the night. ~ · · ·· Ali was quiet on both sides until •; the flnal. toultd when Oak Hill ~ gai ned new Jlle to score six runs ~ and put a scare on the Southern : tlf'nr h. ~ Ward led ort wllh a single, fol- ~ lowed by two walks , a Walls trl· ~ pie, two errors, a Lyle s ingle, and ~ a Kuhn sln~le .. Amburgey then :; ca meon lo.piltouttheflreandex· ~ tl ngulsh the Oak rally. '• •\ Southern hosts Southwestern :; toni ght in a SVAC 1111 , ~hlle' the ~ SHS reserves vlsll Eastern. ',, Llnescores: ? Oa k Hill ...... ..... 000 000 6-6 7 1 ~ Soulhern ........... OOO 700 0- 7 9 2 :: Batt eries: Kuhn ILP) and ' Ward , 4 SO, I BB, 2 HP. Cunni~· :! gham (WP, Amburgey 7th aild " Riffl e I SO. 5 BB . .; ~ ·'• EHS girls rip Wildcats 15·1 ~ MERCERVILLE_ Coach Pam kin a single. Lesa kucker a sin· .. Douthin 's Eastern Eaglettcs posted their nin l ~ win of the season as thrv roli('d over Hann an Traer 15·1 here Monduv evening In an SVAC sollball match. Eastern is now 9-2 over all and 5·1 in the )('a gue. Eastern scored three ti mes in each of the second . thi rd. and fourth i n n i n ~s to post the win. In the second three wa lks and lour errors produced lhc fir st three EHS run s as Lee Ann Ro· bl nson, Lcsa Rucker, and Li sa Driggs eac h crossed th e plate. :1. 0. HT pulkd r loser In 1he t h lrd as two wal ks, an error. and a Queen sin gle scorPd the lone HT run . East em hill ers werl' MPI Man· I glr. Bonnie Ko('nlg a home run.· and Lisa Driggs a slngle. ' . Lisa Driggs was the wlnnln~ prtchl'r as she allowed just two hil s. wa lked five and struck out fi ve lor I he win . ~ Mic helle Unroe suffered 1M loss , giving up four hits, 15 walks, one strikeout , and backed with 10 HT errors. ' Ea·stern plays Southern at:· Tuppers Plains on Wednesday . Coach Pam Doughltt was really pleased wllh the continually In·.'' creasing ertorl or the Eaglettes. , ''· Llnescore: , Eastern .... .... .033 303 3-1 5 4 li:• HT ..... .. ... ... ... 001 000 0- 1 2 10 Ballerles : Driggs (WPI an!lor Mankin . · ,, Unroe and Adkins. ::[. ,, Spring sports schedule Tu esd~y, April 12 Varsll y Baseball. Wellston, Home. 4:30; Varsity Softball , Well· ston, Home. 4:30; Reserve Baseball, Wellston, Away, 4: 30; Res· erve Softball. Wellston, Away, 4:30; Boys·& Girls Track, Fairland. Home 4:30. Wednesday, April 22 Va rsity Base ball , Al exa nd er, Away, 4:30; Va rsity Softball . Alexa nder. Away, 4:30; J r . Hl ~h Trac k, Fed. Hockin!<. Home. 4:30. Frida~ , April 24 ~:" Varsll y Baseball, Wellston, Away, 4:30; Varsity, Softball," ' Wellston, Away. 4: 30: Reservt• '• Baseball, Wellston, Hom e, 4: 3\): ''· Reserve So!lball, Wellston:•" · .·/, H om£', 430 : . Saturday, April 25 Varsity Baseball at Southerw; (DH), I : 00; Reserve Baseball at' 1 Southern IDHI . 1:00. · ,• x-May 3 - Toronto at l)(ttroll • l'l : fi ~ p.m. Sm~lh1· DI"YlMtnn Winnip<'~ \' N, Edmonton April :!1 - Wlnnlpe~ Ill Edmon- , ••. 1: 3$ p. m. ~rll 23 - Wll\.nlpt'~ al Edmon loo, t : 3:. p.m. • AprU ~ ~ - Edm(lonton a( Win· nlpt•Jt, K: ~ p.m. AprU 21 - Edmonton· 1d Win· nlpt'K• H: li p.m. · x·Apr1129 - Wlnnlpt·~ at Edmon· lon, t :lS p.m . x-May I - Edmonton at Wlnnlpe,;, !1: 35 p.m. . x· MtiY 3 - WlnnlpC'Jt" al t:dmon· ton, K:Oa p.m . x-!f na•c.:rssury. ALL NEW .APPLIANCES AND TV's DON'T MISS THIS ONE ELLIOTT'S GREATEST SALE EVER SATURDAY, APRIL 25th 11:00 A.M. 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Auction conducted by Bud McGhee Auction Company, Bu~ McGhee, Auctioneer Stew McGhee, Apprentice Auctioneer 614 Silver Bridge llbll8to......... ........tp t-ar Plaza Ol~llelpC..ar Behind Dale's GaHipolis, Ohio t3 weeu .................................. 111.29 :5 weeu ......... .., ...................... 134.06 52 Weeu .................................. 1M.56 l3 w..u' "" ...... """" ...... ' ........ 118.211 • w..u "'" """" """'.•.... " ....... 135.10 '' Elliott's APPLIANCES- TV- VIDEO. PH. 446·8051 52 w..u ........................." ....... 11&'7.10 • ' . •, �Page 4 The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, April 21, ·1987 Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt, Ohio Cincinnati rips Padres; Giants continue . spree, edge Los Angeles Do.dgers, 4--3 · ' .. By The Bend ' MI\RATHON WINNERS- First place winner• inMonday' s91 sl Boston Marathon were Toshlhlko Seko of ,Japan and Rosa Mota of l'ortugal. Bolh wave In the crowd following their victories. Seko won In 2: 11.50, and Mota In 2: 23:2 1. tUPI) SAN DI EGO (UPII - The Cincinnati Reds ha ve seen that the road i s not a·bad place to play when the site. Is Jack M ur phy Stadium. " We' re relaxed out there and hav ing fun ," Eric Davis said Monday night after Kal Da niels collected three hits and drove in lour runs and Ron Oes ter went 4 for 4 wit h two RBI to highl ight Cincinnati 's 18·hit att ack that pushed the Reds to a 12-3 rout of the Sa n Diego Padtes. The victory kept Cincinnati close on the heels of r ed· hot San Fra ncisco. Th e Gi ant s won . anot her one· run gam e, edgin g Los Angeles , 4-3. Mo nd ay night to stay a hall-game ahead of the Reds. "You don' t wa nna be left out. When you go up there. you don't want to be the one to make an out." Guy Hoffm an, 1·1. .benefitted from the. Reds ' 'hitting barrage. The left ·ha nder pitched eight Innings, allowing seven hils. striking out three and wa l king two. Padres starter Storm · Dav is, ·o.2, left after y ieldi ng eight hits and five runs over 3 2·3 innings. " It's bad enough that I have to put this burden on the bullpep aga in," Dav is said. ','The thing that upsets me personally is my Inconsistency." Dave Parker hit his fou r th home•· of the season for Cincin· nali. II wa s the 24th homer allowed by Padre pitching in 14 games. The Reds have hit 21 in 1:1 games. , " A big part of this game is luck ," said Cincinnat i Ma nager Pete Rose. " I m igh t add to II, but of the 18 hits we had tonight . there were a lot of well· hit balls." Both teams scored two ru ns in the sPCond inning. The Reds scorrd their runs on a single by Erlt' Davis, a triple by Buddy Bell and Bo Diaz's Infield out. Bell's tilplewa s the first ofs!'ven extra -ba se hits for Cincinnati , whic h has 57 for the season. San Diego tied the score 2·2 In the second when Steve Ga.rvey led off with a single an d moved to second on a wild pitc h. Davis then reached on an in field hit on which second baseman threw wildly.allowingGarvey toscore. Joey Cora's single scored Davis. The Reds moved ahead o·2 in thr fourth i nning. Oester hit a two-run tripiiO' and Ka l Daniels tripled in one. Cinci nnati added four runs in thesix th to make lt 9-2. Parker 's ' homer, a shOt to r ight field. accounted for two runs , and RBI singles by Daniel s and Bell produced the other two. Ku r t Stillwell' s RBI single. in the seventh pu shed Cincinnati ahead 10·2. A lwo- run double by Daniels rriade It 12·2 1n the ninth. San Diego added a run in the ninth when. Benito Sa~tl ago doubled, moved to t hlrd.on Garry Templeton's single and scored on Ra ndy Rea dy's ground out. "I keep coming to the park thinking we're going to win," said Sa n Di ego Manager Larry Bow a. " ! don' t know what the playE'rs are thinking, but at some poi nt pride will COJTie Into pla y. Th at 's all I ca n tell you. I ha te los in g, but I can't do nothing about it. My hands are tied." UPI Sports Wrlto•r BOSTON IUPO -From Hopkln ton to Hea r tbrea k Hi ll. Tos hl· hlko S!'ko rcs pC'C ted th e world 's ma rathoning rllte - th en hroke llrclr hea rt s. After a ca ut ious start Monday aga inst his sport's bes t, lhf' Ja panese powered over the Bos· ton Mara thon's mos t·fa mous hi ll and won I hl• race for the second time. Sc•ko' s wi nn ing time of 2 hours , I I minu tes and !;0 seco nds was nrar ly four minutes orr th e e·ourse record . T he world '·s top five ac ti ve mara thonrrs ran t o~c· th c•r for 19 miles. no one dari ng to tm•u k away too soon. " I started to pu ll ahra d at six m llc•s." Seko sa id t)lough an lntNprrl <'r. " hut no one came wi th me• and so I pulled bac·k ." Thr·n at thPbaseo fH eartbrrak Hill, Seko dccidrd his time had c·ome. " I looked at the other people's f aces and t hey were sufferi ng," he sa id. "So I thought that If I could star t ther f' . not many people could follow m e." Using machlnf'·llkest r ldr·s. the o· fOul ·7 r unner• cr ested thr hill wit h a 70·ya rd l<!a d. H ~ Pxte nd ~d his advant age to ltlll ya r ds by 21 m llt•s, to :1011 yards by 2:1 miles and w;;s nevrr threat ened. Sll•vt• .tono ·s of Wa les flnlshl'd seco nd In the 26·mllr, :lf!o.yard rar<' in 2: 12: :!7. r.roff Smith or Britai n, wl nn f'r of lh<• Boston Marat hon In 1 ~B4 and 1 ~8o . flnlslwd third In 2: 12:42. Hosa Mo ta of Po r·tugu l won lhC' wonwn· .~ co mpN IIIon in 2:2:•: 21. Two 11rlglans fl nlsho' d seeo nd " '"'third - Agnes l'ard<w ns In 2: 2!1: :.oand l tla Va n L 11Hirg ham In 2: 2~ : oli. Mota. t hrovrrw hr lm lng favor· II{' , •u·ver tlll'ea tencd by ht•r opposition and thC' onl v r hallf'ngc sh<' f;uwl wo•rp IIH• co nstan t hmdll'inds. " Tht · bi g lar·tor wa s thr front • wind ,·· thl' !!!I· pound runnrr said r un nPrs. Flt E in~ IUl ' K WATERMAN ...,.· .·,• TIDE thr o u~ h an in trrpt'Ner. " I felt 11 " I was su•·prlsrd to hear a all ;!lung ll u• r·uursc•." ba ni'... he said . St•ko cll'fea l('d th<' stro ngo·s t Seko and Mota each earned mara t hon fll'iciJHJI togP iho•rsl ncr $41l.OO!l and a Merr<•des till' t!IX·I Olymp ics, the only , llt•n z. s:n.mo Milwaukee ties mark, goes for all-time record lly ,JOEl, SHEIOI1\ N l JI'I 1'110rf s Wrll<•r A pllrhrr wit h ni ne Inn ings of major·lrn gup Pxpcr iPnC'(' and an ERA of X.(MI will allrmpt to send tlw Mllwaukf'l' Br('wcr s onto n sc•purnt<' pa~ t· in th r rPCorc:l book. "I rr rta i nlv nPv!'r lm.,glnr d I would br• ln this posit io n. I 'm j ust glad It ' s !l1,1' tur n to pitch and I'm going to clo m;· bes t ." sa id Mat'k Clurdl. ll'ltO 11'111 start tonight for Mllwa uk<'r aga inst the Chkago Whilr Sox whrn the Brewers trv 10 <'SiabJJs h a rria j Or·league re· cord for t•o nscrutlve vlr lori<'S to sta rt ll SC'ason. Mllwau kee movf'd Into position to break the m ajor · l ~agu r rerord by tying II Monday night. Robin Yount's two·out , bloop RBI sin· g le ra pped a two· run seventh Inning I hat r allied the Brewers to a 5-4 victory over t he Whlie Sox a nd gave Milwaukee Its 13th straight triumph to start the season. The 1982 AllanIa Braves are the only other teani to go • their fir st 13 games without a loss. While a relative unknown was scheduled to pitch Gar:ne No. 14 ' for Mllwau ker, a total unk nown ll'llS thr Chicago startrr as of Mondn;· night. Chi c•ago Manager .Ji m Fr(•gos l t•rfu sed to n a m~ 11 startC'r br fore today. Ciard i, 2!\. was pitchi ng In Tr lplc·A for Va ncouver o n ~ year ago. He represent s the yo ung face of th!' Brewer s. Two of the 1<'8 nl 's fE'w graybeards helped mak<• Ciardi the answer to a trivia ques tion by key ing victor y No. 1:1. Pa ul Mol itor doubled home pln ch·l·unncr B .J. Surhoff to tie the srorP with two out In the seventh. Yount then dumped a bloop si ngle t o r ight, scorjng Molitor with the go·ahead run. Yo unt and Molitor are two of the four remaining Brewers from the team 's 198'l pennant winner. ''We've won games In every way Imaginable this season. so 1 this shouldn' t be surprising," said Yount, who541 single greeted 1 reliever Bobby Thigpen. " I didn' t know whether It would 1 drop In or not . The way things have been going, nothing sur· prlses me." · Singers perform in Saturday concert ' .- SALE PRICES GOOD THRU APRIL 26th, 1987 We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities! 96 oz. 4.6 oz. FINAL COLGATE TOUCH TARTER CONTROL TOOTHPASTE .• • • •• • -: .·. .·•• .·•: ... .• . ..... . ..... .... •' ·.... . '•, .. .... ' 10 oz. ' -. ..-- RIGHT • •• Win IISEIIPS 1DO COUNT ou. •1cuw ac · 1114 ' •, VIS IIE :~ .. .179 . . ,• ""• . 2.11 I14 EJIPOSUII£S .. .. . .. .. 11011 1.11 aPOSURES . . .. 1101 t.41HOW$-.E PltiiS 1D1 fiCI Ul 40l. LISTERIIE CUIRIIST ...341 OUIIRIIWSUt .aac IIUIIRUUII SU7 Quote of the .day By United Press International • • Accused Na zi wa r cr iminal ~ • Karl Llnnas, depor ted Monda y to I£GUIAI S1., ; 32 oz. First Street, Mason, and wil l continue through Sunday even· lng, 7 p.m. The Rev. C'harles Nor ris. Ra· r lne, will be the evangelist .and d 1 special singing w Ill b e f ea ure · Singers will be St eve and .Jenny Cadle on Tuesday, Sa lem Quar tet on . Wednesday. The Refl~ t lon s Tr io on Thu rsday. " Harmonai res on Sa tu rday, and kl ey onMeadows F riday· The Jonnle Bur Belinda on Sunday. The Rev. Jer ry Sco tt , past or, lnvUes the public. A nursery will be provided. •; .; EYE IIIPS 0111 Rrvlva l ser v ices are underway at th<' Faith Ba ptist Church, Ro~er !ACII · Illt OUR REGUW $U9 Numerous contri butions were made when Star Gra nge mt•l n·cently at the hall. The grange made rontr ibu· l ions to Ca re, th e f r iendly Hills Ca mp Fund , St at e Dea f Fund, Grange Founda tion for th e Dr af. the State Youth and .Junior Travel Fund. the Na tional Youth and Junior Fund. and th e Youth and Junior Fund . Linda Mont gom ery, women's activit ies chairma n. repor ted on " Hea llhv Babies Wi n," some safety ,·Ips. and "Getting Your .'.--. . underway •. ·.. in Mason ·-. YITIIII 0.1 HO OUR IE5UW $3.59 Star Grange conducts ' IIATUIFS IOUIITY .329 THURSDAY TUPPERS PLAI NS - Ol ive· Orange VFW Pos t 905:1 meet s I :;: . :·· . • . :·• :.•· .' ·• •• AIICII COOLVILLE- Revival at th e Van derhoof Ba ptist Church . Coolvllle. 7:30p.m . th rough Apr il .·--' Revival Now3 liCE and EISY COLORIII RUTLAND - Rev iva l at 7p.m. through April 25 at Rutland Chu rch of God w ith Joseph L . , Goodloe as evangelist: services at 6 p.m. on Sunday. ' ' the Soviet Union where he faces certain execution, outside . . almost the Kennedy Inlernatlonal Air· • · • · :: . : ·; : •• IC OZ. . 2.1 1\'ilh Rev. Murk McC lun g, speaking. Special singers . WEDNESDI\Y RUTLAND - Sons of Amerl· ca n Legion Pos t 467. Rutland . will hold election or officer s Wednesday, 8 p.m .. at the legion hal l. CHESHIR E - Gallla-Melgs Community i\ctlon Agency will hold !ree clothing day for low Income pers ons Wednesda y, from 9 a.m. to 12 itoon. The . agency ' s clothing bank Is located In the old high school buildin g In Cheshire. ' GUARD 49 100 TABLETS TUESDAY POMEROY Xi Gamma F.psilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Soro r ity meet Tuesday, 7 p. m ., Pomeroy Senior Cent <'f. MIDDL E PORT T he Women's Associ ation of Middle· por t First Presby ter ian Church meet Tuesday, 7: :lO p.m., at thr• church. c PALMOLIVE REGUW OR L£1011 [11'0$11£5 . " .. . 11011 'The Tr ue GospE'I Sounds are The Rev. Bob Grubb Is in charge scheduled to appea r as speci al of th e Tuesday night services at gues ts of the Grubb Family the chu rch for the Rev. Noel Singers of Gallipolis at the Old Her rm ann, pas tor . The public is Bethel Free Will Baptist Chu rch in vited. located behind Gil bert' s Sl>rv irc The Tru e Gosp<'l Sounds ar e Station In Hobson on Sa turday, from Wheelersburg. Orga ni zer is 7:·30 p.m. ' Rick Schweinsberg, well·know n .The old Bethel Church is on e of · disc j o\:'ke;• wit h WPA Y Radio of several area churc hes which was Portsmouth. He also owns the opened in recent years after Sweetsplrit Recording St ud io. being closed for a half centu ry . Others i n the group arr Dan Ward , Dave Morrison, Bobby Wampler·. Jerry ·Moore. Debbie Ward and Ter esa Schweinsberg. In 1980 the True Gospel Sound s r<'celved fi rst pla ce In the semi·· finals of the statewid e gospel mu sic competition ot the Ohio St air Fair. The Grubb Family Singers are one of the many gospel mu sic sponsors of WPA Y radio and will be sharin g I he Sa tu rday night service. Community calendar/area happenings 32 oz. 12 [IPOSUIES ...... ..... 1101 T me Go.rpel Sound.r ,· .· lng slides of their work Mrs. Pickens gav!' a brief his tory of the I vory Coast and sl10wed its loca tion on a map. II is locatrd on the northwest roast of Afrira rlose to the ort'a n. Thr cou ntry has been frer fr oln Franr!' since 1960 and has a dPmorratlr form of government. The r limu l<'. sht• sai d, Is vrry hot, the rhief crops ar e co ffee. cocoa. and roll on and the women do most of.lhc II'Ork . The mai n language Is Frrnch . Rible "ud\' l\'llh l ho• m lnisl<·r trar hin g. Tlw Hc•1. an <I Mrs. l'ickens 1J1·r in a moci<'l'n aptll'lmrnt bulld!ng in the rity of .\bidjana and wil l be t'e tu r nin~ l ht'rto this summ !'J'. A scr in l hour follo\\INI thP program with I'PfreshmC'nt s IJC·· i ng served to 1he 20 mem be•·s ancl sen•n gursts allending. Mrs. 11C'nisr MOret prf's irlrd nt ThE' Rev. Mr . Pi ckl'ns' work is to teaoh leaders In thr Christi an religion there so tha t the;· will be able to teach ol ht'rS about God and Pstablish c·hurches . Man)' come from the• rountr;• of Chana to h<' ta ughi. Tlw mai n religion of the eount ry. she said, is Islamic·. Tit~ slid<'., inl'iudl'cl groups in Unill'd Method ist Womrn lw VP been in,·itrel to a mcrt i n g~<: lth ttl(' t\lfr f'd UMW Apr il 21 ll'il<'n st•n•raI AI hens Di sI riel offi cc·rs wl\1 1w prP~enL Mrs. . Tammt Harhflr of Si nr Cc•ra, hOrn(' for delinquent \>0.\'S In Atht'ns Count;·. wi ll br tilt• 1hC' l> u ~ inpss port pollee headquarters before boarding a plane: " What they are doing now Is murder and kidnapping." ....,. __ __ : . Thegn!atesttemperaturevarl· : •• atlon recorded In a day Is 100 ~ees Fahrenheit, a 1411 from :.:. 44 to mlnus·56. at Browning, , :•. . Mont .. on Jan. 23-24, 1916. •; and shulln ra l ls l>ring rPpm l!·d. It w;, s announced that Chester ,-.; pt' nkr r at thr Thursday . 7:.10 p.m., at Tuppers Pl ain s Grade School. New offlr · er s will be nominated. All member s urged to attend . RAC I NE - America n Legion Auxiliary, Racine Post 602, meets Thu rsda y, 7:.10 p.m .. at the hall. CHESTE R - Shade Riv er Lodge 45:1. Ches ter, will hold a special meeting Thursday, 8 p.m., with work In the E .A. degree. FRIDAY SY RACUSE- There will br a spaghetti supper Friday, from 5 to 7 p.m ., at Ca rlton School In Syracuse. b~siness Hea r ing Tes ted. '.' Opal Dyer, you th chairman , report ed on cur rent youth activ ities and Ray Midkiff report ed on some r u rrent legislat ion. Bl'rnirr Midkiff, co mmunity ser vice chai r man, updatrd some projects which the mr mbers have been working on . Master Pall y Dyer ann ounced meeting that lht• Star Grange wll be rxhlbltlng at the Meigs Count y Fa i r and the Ohio St ate F air. The Youth will al so be preparin g an exhibit for l h{' Ohio State Fair. The li tl'rary progra m theme was "Fas ter and Spring" wit h severa l rea dings, poem s and r iddles by the members . Bridal shower i.r conducted · Sharon Pra ll hos ted a bridal shower f or .Jeannie Welsh. brld{'· elect of Tim Hood, on Apr il 14 at the Middleport Chu •ch of Christ . Lynn Epple. Lori Hor slry. and Nikki Meier assisted M iss Wel sh wi th her gi fts. Thr door prizt· w.J s won by CrucP Whale.1· with other prizes going to Ru th Ri fflr, Barb Fry, and L ori Van Vra nken. Other s attending were Dena Welsh. Bonnie Napper . Vi cki Ellis. Ma· rlsha Nelson, Cl arice Erwi n, Ja ne Hess, 1\nn Ri ffl e, Charlotte Haning, Sharon Wi se. Helen Hoocl. Mega n And rews, Mar garet And rews, Jea n Wh obrey , Tonda Seldenabel, Becky Meier, Mar ilyn MeiE'r , Barbara Welsh, and Cecelia M itch. Send hi!( a gift was Susan Cl ark . mint s. punch. and coffee were served. Spring activities were planned at the recent meeting of the Lydia Council or the .Bradford Church of Christ. Committees for the motherdaught er dinner werr an· nounced. Ca rolyn Nl cholson.dC'r· oration s, !)('Jares Frank, food . and Jarkle Reed and Ca th y SpencPr, favors. The group w ill met at the church at 9:30 on May 2 to piant flowE"r s ou tslde. Bl ble school was announced for .June R·12, Th e need for more tablrrloth es was noted. It was announrrd that there 11' 111 be no pra.\ er break last In May . Shenlr Seevers prC'sicl('d at the meeting noting 1h<' nr•rcl fo r man' l'lwlr members. C'ollec· tlons were tak<'n ;Jnd off icl'rs' reports given. Church dlrerto· rie were dlsl ri butrct. and Mrs . SeevN s th:mked tht• group fo r suppor t ot thr youth rrtrcat . Hostrssrs l'or Ihr mC'r t i ng Wt·rc• .Jan Koehll't', Drbble Plckt•nsand Mr s. Sp!'nrer. Vi cki Smith will host thr nc·xt mPPiing wi th Susie• Will as ro·hos tess. DPvo tlons wert' b~' Clara MiH' Ma~' ITI('f'li ng. ,,, Approximately 70 fourt h, fi fth and sixth graders at thr Ches tN F.lemcniiJry School t'x hlblt ecl projects in lh<' first annual science fair held Frida)· at thr school. An open house was held F riday night for parr ot s and fr iends to vl(•w the exhibit s whirh had been judged duriJ!g th<' day. In eon· junction with thr open housr . tho' Ches ter PTO ser ved a dlnn<'r. · Given superior ra tings on th eir projects . were Rya n Bur kley . .l umes E: wln g, B<'cky Mcint yre•. Sara Machlr, .Jeff Stet hem , V ..l . VanMr trr . St acy Woo la rd . four th graders; Penny Aelkr r. Andrea Dill ard , Adria Frcc ker , Jared Ridenour. Tyson Rose, Alicia Zeigler, fifth g1•adrrs: and .Jr rcmy Rur klry, Chuc·k Cun· nlngham , Sar ah Har ri s, Lisa Hoffm an. Ke1·in K ll'ln . 1\lm Mlt'lw!' l, Mall Ml rlwe l, C'arrl<• Morr lssr;·. ' Kr ill Rl cknou r and Sht•J'f'i Sm ith. six th gradrrs. Rc ·r·t~ t v i n ~ ra 1i ng!>i or (•XC'(' Ilrn l \\'err Char les Bissel l. .l!'ssi< ·n · Chrva llrr . Tara Congo. l.r<' Co nnoll;, llill'ld Fell)', Rr lun FrrdN irk, .lor Karschnlk. C'oun nC',V Knapp. Tom McKa ,l '. Todd Miehm·l. .li!mlc llrd< ·. MIC'Ill ·ll• · Pooler, Am;' flrt h lkdovltJJl, Stacv Staats .. l<'rrod Van lnWll · ~e n .' lour t h grader., ; Delll'll Frost. StPphun lr Hoffmun, A•1d)' Wolfr, . filth ~radcrs: llobh;· Rurk~r. Currtr C'o nnolll y, Ml· r hr•l•• Me1zger , ./udl Cl' N<' II , M lkc · Roush und Tom Wi lson. sixth gradPrs. Ra t ings of good w!'nl to Mlk<· Ra ile\', 1'1·arrv r.ra tl'. Rvun Hollo.n, Wll llo· · Kaufl . na nlriiP Portland PTO has meeting the 11wmc ''('h J'isl ('J'U<'ifiell" wi th scrip· turC' fro m Gal.li," poem by l l<·l<'n StC'hw r Rl r r . ''F'lowf'rs Lc •m·p Tlwi r Fragnm(•('' on thC' H and ~ thnt FIP stow Th rm ." Shr also Jmcl "MHkr Yo ur Da;' I'! right by Th inking IUghl ." 1'\<'l'rPshmrnts wc•re srr·vrcl to I hosr named and C'he•r l Will iam · so n. T ln ~t M(·Gulr(', Na ncy Mor rls, Tllllr l~ow l rv, Fr ancrs Hv· sel l. Gerr;• Ll~ ht foo t. VickI Smi th. No r ma Rusel l, .John Mi· r hacl Pirk<'ns . and .J an!'il SprncN . Kllllll<• .. le"l<'ll HIHiford. fourth .. gnJ () (·r~: Kr nn.v 11u t'kf', .)a :o;on ('ul n. l\nw 1\ra ult PI', .l(1t'C'I1l,\ ' Rm·m<•nd : .John 11 1dgPWil,l', An; hc•r WI' II , Ama nda Wells. l'il'l h gradt·rs: anti {' h ~'' ' \lfl nn ~~\' l' l'. C'hartcs llrva nl . llt•at hc'r Fqrl l·.l '. Hhonda r.J.hbs. :Jr i -ry l.l~ hl foot , ''••phan lt• Oli o. l'llrls Pa ull on. and ]"1;1\'ld 1\'onlard. Oth"r slu<h'nls Wi th exhl l!lts wPrr .JOl'V C.ltltf• s. Arn ie- Frh,nrl. f')'lll ld<t i.Vhll•• and Ri t<·tile Ar nold, ahsf'nl . - 5:11 IACM!ON BMGAIN IIITI NEEI SA!UIUJ~Y I SUNDAY · Ill SEATS IZ.50 !OHISSIONEVERY TUESDAY IZ.IO L New officers were elected at Parkersburg wrrr announced the recent meeting of lhP Por· along wl l ll fll'ld days to be hrldon Jland PTO held at the school. May 2fi and 27. I t wa s noted I hut Elrc tcd were Sht' lla l.ong. Mot hrr ' s Day fl owrrs wiiiiJ .~ o l d presid ent ; Sharon Crcmea n<. and that trophies will be 11warded vlre president ; !<ate Sm ith. on th e las t dav of sc hool. serrctarv. and Lind a Eva ns, DcbbiP Rlzrr. rrlirlnr:: prrsl trrasu re'r . Named to thr athlcllr dent, tha nked the mrmb<'I'S Jt,r committee wcrr i)('bblr Rizer, support during her lt' rmof offlro· . Maril yn Cooper and Dr nny II "'''" no trd th11 t thP n<'X I merlin~ wil l I><' on Ma y 21 with un Evans. Purc hase or new swing seats artist In residence prouram tu iJt' was approved. Bobby Ord. super- featured. lntendent , ta lked about the levy 10 be voted on In May which would prov ide fu nding for lhl' removal of asbes tos from thP schools. Plans for a I r ip to Marlcllu and APRIL 17 lhru FIUDAf thru u tHU~ S OAV ! _j ..-- ----------..L..---- - ------ tone Carson 75th birthday celebrated A surprisr part y was held oth ~r gift s. •·efreshments of cakr. recently honoring Hlldred C'ar · Ire cream, punch. nuts, mints , son, on her 75th bi r thday at the and coffee were served. home of her sis ter. M i ldred t-----------~ Ri ley. 240 Mill St., Middlepor t. Attnnd lng were Mrs "·t tv Rl h ' d H It · T01.· ·' r ar son, rrm age, enn .. Mr . and Mrs. Paul Clar k and da ughter. Sandra and son, Gary, St. Albans, w.v a.; Mr. and Mrs. · & p 1AI Cl k d c· ~u an ar ·a n son. asey, New Students Accepted for Ni tro w Va · Mr and Ml' ' Roush, · ·' Mason, · Baton & Pam Pom Classes. ve,·non W.Va .;· Mr . and Mrs. Wendell Gra te, Register on Thursdays Pomer oy: Ha rold Carson. Mr . at 4: 15 and Mrs . .l unlor Riley, 1\1 Hart T d Rll Mlddl Rulland Ci¥it Cenler son, e ey, epor 1· 3·12 Mrs. Carson was prPsented ,... Stylettes Twirling Corps National/World WV Champions a- dependability, and thf profeSSiOnal approach - t~at's what you nHd to help solve your hearing problem, 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 Galipolis · CALl TOLL flEE 1·100-237-7716 Dia111 £. McVey, M.A. · · DILES HElliNG AID CENTER 326 •• ..... 01. 614-594-3571 S1 «EI FAMOUS 12t . ~.-.u America's No. I Name in Radials/ PI75/80RI3 P165/BOR 13 P165/75R I< !17 .95 Pt95/75RI< 56 .95 5 t. t 5 55.95 59.95 P205 /7 5RI4 P205/75R 15 . 64.95 67 .95 AII·>OO>On, s•eel-bel•ed P21 5/7 SR15 69 .95 rodlol P225/75R IS 7 1.95 More tha~ 60 million P2J5/75R 15 >old/ SALE ENDS 4-30-87 With hery Tiro Purchase We'll Mounl Your Tires, Clean Sidewalls, and lnsp111 Brakes FREE. --...... ClEARANCE! LIMITED QUANTITI ES PI55/80RI3 PJ75/80RI3 P!85/80R I3 P195175RI4 P205175R t4 P215175Rt 5 P225175RI5 P235175RI5 •Top of the line •St eel Radials •FRE E Mounting & Balancing $31.50 39.25 .1.25 44.95 46.00 50.00 I HSR 13 Caliente............ 2 for 160 19S/ 7SMH A1X ............... 2 far19 6 • t9S/ 7SRI4 Steeler ......... 2 for 198 23S/ 7SR1S Suprtmt ... 21or IJ20 SORRY - NO RAIHCHICKS ON IHIS ONE 53.00 55.91 •AII·MIIOn •Low ~leed , •Two atrong steel belli BALANCED FREE POMEROY HOME & AUTO 600,E. Main St. Pomeroy, OH. 992-2094 BRAKE SERVICE Most Cars ·SJ4.SO ' '• liSl'd Chester Science Fair results given ~fR~e~fr~es~h~m~e~n~ls~o~f~c~a~ke~,r.h~u~ts~.:f.w~1~1h~a~m~on~e~y~tr~cfe, a~n~d~n~um~e~ro~uf,s~r.~O~r~(~al~l~(3~0~4~1~6~7~5;·~19;9;9;:~ Dies Morri s. Shr ~ I nw('t ing with :,t\ si<'k Lydia Council plans activities ..· SALE!!! 42 oz. An Easter program was pres· ented bY Mrs. Ethel Orr and Mrs. Bonnie Lander s at the recent meeting of the Chest er United Methodist Women at the church. "Thl' Resurrection Story " was ' given with scr ipture from Luke 24 followed by respon sive r !'adln ~ of an Easter litany. The group sang "The Old Rugged Cross" with Mrs. Kath ryn Baum as pianist. Mrs. Orr had a reading entitled " Easter " after which she In trodu ced th e gues t speaker. Mrs. George Pickens. who Is do i n ~ miss ionary work with her husband. lhe Rev. George Pickens. formerly of the Long Bottom·Reedsvill e area. The Pi ckens' have been in Abldj ana. I vor y Coast. Africa si nce January 1 ~g;, , Before show· .. ... . .. TREIEIDOUS . SIYIIIS DURIII YOUR SIIOIY STOlE'S EIO..Of·THE·f!IODH . :s Chester UMW has Easter program Seko cops second Boston Marathon Ry Tuesday, April 21 ; 1987 Page OSU hockey coach is cancer victim COLUMBUS. Ohio iU P i t Harriet Rey nol ds, field hockey roac h at Oh io Sta te Universil v for the past 14 years, died Monday at the age of 36 following a long ba il ie wit h ca ncer. Th e f am ily w ill hold a priva te serv lcr T hur sday whi le a mem· mara thon Seko has los t sinrc orlal service w ill be held ea rly 1979. month . next TM top r unners. wa r v of each Rey nolds, a nat ive of Abington. other's abllitiC's, ran ronse r va · li vely through t he lirsl half of the Pa .. was a graduil'te of Ur sinu s r ace. The lea ders were more tPil. l Co llege af\d ea rned a than th ree minutes off Ro b de m as tE'r 's degree fr om Penn Stall' Cas tell a's rPCord pace of 2:07: ol Un iversi ty. She joi ned the Ohi o set las t y(•a r . Sta te staff in 197:l toslart the field " It was almos t hu rti ng r unning hockey progra m and was one of only two coaches who have been that slow," .Jones said. " Th e field was such 1hat you at OSU since women' s athletics had to go ou I 1here and br becam e part of the Athlet ic ca utious." Smith sa id . "Seko was Departm ent in 1976. "Today f have lost a loyal brllcr prepared fo r the las t six mil es . We we re hopin g Se ko coach and a true friend ." sa id OSU Associate At hletic Director would slow dow n and die." Acc idents marred the sta rt of Phyllis Ba iley. " Harriet Rey· th e whPclchai r and r unners' nolds gave 14 yea rs of dedica ted races . ser vice to th e Oh io State Unive r· Six wheelc·hai r partic ipa nts sl ty wo m en' s fi eld hoc key fell going around th e course's program. firs t curve. 100 ya rds from l hl' star ting line. Only minor inju ries rrs ul trd and A ndre VIger and Candace Ca ble· Brookes r ighted their chai rs t o wi n thei r divisions. In the 9l st runn ing of the traditional race . de Castella was knockrd down at the noon start. Wht>n the gun wa s flrrd, several offi cial s were caught stand i ng In front of the startin g line, holding the starter's rop<'. " I was n' t aw are they were abou t to flre th egun." deCas tella said. "Officia ls werr still st and· in g In front of us, then chaos took over. In that c haos, my foot go t ca ught In thr rope. Amid all the jost ling and pu shi ng. I somehow los t m.v bal ance and went down." He rolled onrE' and quickly regal n<'d his fC!et, later notin g, " II you stay thNe, you get trampled by 10.000 runners." !\fiN fi nishIn!' si xth In 2:14:24, d{' Castella sa id lhr fa ll was Insign ifica nt. " I don' t think it affec ted me, I don' t th ink II ma de anv di ffer· Pnrt•," h" sai d. ·. Seko. who won thlsrare lnl 9RI. rrr al led no cou ntdown to the starling gun for the 6,25:1 offl rlal .The _Daily Sentinel. •' I �1 ' •. .. .. ' 7 BUSiness •· services • 21 ; 1987 Public Notice IN THE COMMONPLEASCOUAT O F MEIOS COUNTY ' OHIO STANLEY H. PHILLIPS , Pfolntlff - VSMARY E. PHELPS, CAS~~~cra~V·B& Dotondonto PUBliCATION To Joan Ann ·Hill, 11 living. addroos unknown; ond if not living then tho unknown hoin, nut of kin, doieOfld· onto, creditors. dovioooo, grantno, lion holden. ouc· ceoJOro in intoreot. adminio, · 1 re· : trators, executors, Iega ••t'" d llllgnno · preoen~ ~eo on 0 f .. 1'd named delondont 11 · havi not been aerved with II f of 1 no ce o complllint t1ke no~·ce that on A 'I ·1987 P1 ' f'led '1 Ph'ltl 1 Tho PI Courr of •' HONORED - The over 25 year mt•mhl!rs ol Star Grange we re honored at the Saturday night celebration or (;range Week. In th•• group, lefl to right, are .John Colwell, <:atlwrim· Co lwell and F.W . Wilc.: ox; second row~ Max:in(• ll.vcr, Ann Halliday, Neva Nicholson and Norma Gall Wilcox ; third row, Raymond Wilcox, Ronald NichoL~on, Ke nnt•ll• Wilcox and Paul Montgo, m er.v; and fourth row. Waid Nicholson, Clair Nelson, .Joh n llolliday and Larry Montgomery. SILVER STAR CERTIFICATES - Patty Dyer, master of . Star Grunge, presented Silver Star Certllicates at the dinner meeting held Saturda y Grange awards given Me mbers wit h m on · than l!i vears service wrre honon•cl at ·t he r eC'C nl m eeting of Star Grange as em obs(•rvan n· o! National r ;range Wee k. The r~rognitlo n fo ii owrd a poNuck s upp<•r . C lair Ne lson and Larry Mohtgo m ery n·e·d ved 25· y(•ar silver sta r mrmhf'l's hip certificates . O thers who will br rece iving thei r s arr Marvi n Wilcox . Ear l Wright. 13<'ul ah fle lie Wri g ht , Roger ancl ltod nt'.l ' Wright. O lhcr 2o· to :10 year m e mbers arr· Dwig ht Ne lson. Donald Nelson. and' Marily n Hollid ay. . Ovrr :u1 yC,II' Ill<' nlbl'rs hono rl'd wcrc ·F .W. Wilt·ox. Kcnn c•lh Wli· cox. Raym ond Wilcox. Max in •• Dyer and C'a thcrinP ColwPI I. flnoth c r :JIJ,y <•ar mcmbl'r is G ladys Major . Thlrf y .flVP .Yl'ar members honor<'d wen' Norma Gail Wilcox . Ro na ld Nic hols on. Wald Nlc·ho lso n, /Inn Hallid ay a nd Al a n Halliday . Olhl'l' :lo·y<•ar membPrs <H'C' Ftalph, Maeumb(• r anti Iva n Ha ll ida y. Ovt•r 4U Yl'ar ml • mbf'r~ honorPfl were Paul Mont gom e r y an<! :Jo hn C'oiwl'll . O the r 411 .w ar members a t·r Cu tht•rint• a nd Rex ShPnt•, fie ld and Ra,, ·m ond Hoil ciu,\' . ~."----People • • Fund drive planned for homes on Thursday .to benefit park rlft y yrar member is .Jo hn M. Nelson. A ~!l· ,V CCJ J' sral was prrscn!NI lo Nev" NiC'ho lson. !\not hpr ~~·.vc~a r mflmbPt' presf'n t was John Ho llid ay . II p r ogram was prese nt ed by ftub.v La mbe rt. ierturrr . with th r !hem P £ aster and r;ra nge. Read, ings in<'IUd<:'d "CompiPl e Love" b,v Ruby Lamb<'rl ; " Firs! Id ea of Cra ngt•" b.l Ca therine Colwel l. " Pl a nn ing of lh<' Gna ngp" b.v n e r n it·r Midkiff; "C hoosing a Name " by Nc•v a Ni rholson : ' T a rl y Me<'l ings" by An n Halii, dav: " T ht' Nc•w Gran ge " bv Charl o llr· E rlt•wl n r: " Ohi o Gra nge " by Max in e Dyer : " l,.a r ls about l hP Cra ogr." ' by l.arry Montgo mrr.v . a nd " Hi s , lory of Star C r~tn gp" by l.i ml u Monl gomr r y. O!ht•r rraq ings inc lud ed jo ke•s IJy Rick Maro mb!'l' . ··vou Know You'rp Cr•lllng O ld<'r Wht •n ... " by Ruby l.amb<•r l: and " ''Wa i olh rr qulzr•s and song s. 01 h• ·•·s a ll r nd ing \\Wr Pa I t.v Dyer . Opa l D;'<'l', Chip Ma rombPr . Miehar i Ma•·ombe r. Walte r and Vida C: r rr n . E ira nor NPison . Fr(,'(]a Sm iJ h. Beverly Wiii'OX,S milh , Paulin•• /I ik ins. Norma n and 1\ il el'(ra Will. F.rl l' Montgomery, Do r oth ;• Ro i<' n. Bryan , Sm ll y a nd !\ s hi P;· Co l Hou se,to,housr solic iting 10 ra isr fund s fo r Improv ing !he Rut land. park area a djarrnl to !he Civ ic Crn!Pr w ill br hr lcl Thursd a y. Members of 1111' Ru tland Friendly (;m ·d r ncrs. !h p Fl'il'nds and F'iowrrs C a n irn C luiJ. th r Hu lla nd Firemen ;m el ils i\ ux il , i;u·y will bf' goi ng doo r to door. aski ng fo r dona 11o ns w h ic·h wi ll tlf' usC'd fur muwrlc.ll s to rons ll·urt brnr hPs and p irni<' la b lr s for thr park ar('a. In ad dition to c c R ulland Village'. a rea s outside !hr co mmuni iV will bt• sotir il r cl lor con tributio ns . · The goa l. arcorcling lo one garden c lub member. is a do lla r a familv. a llho ug h la r ger do na, lion s will br a ppreeialrd . 1\nol her fund ra isN will lake t:1l,acr Sat urda y with a bakr sa le "T lhr H ulia nd Department Storl'. Res ident s with bak r d good s 10 <'On tribu lr arc asked In ha re thrm a'! th ~ location by R u .m . ~ crook ~p !hence weot . lboul lhfHrodotilthoooctlon line; Venoy birth ,announced Mr. a nd Mrs . Cra ig Venoy . Pomeroy. a nn o unr~ !he hirth of a daughter, Megan L<'e. born Marr h :ll , a! 1110 Ho lzer Medica l Ce nter. The in fan l wt•lghcd sr ven pounds. 1 ~ oun cP~ . G r a ndparents a1·r M r. a nd Mr s. Roge r Ra iley , Richland . lnd , a nd Mr . and Mrs. Ed Vrnoy. Pomeroy , C rea t 'J(randpareill s are Mr, and Mrs . Fred Bai ley. SEAL AW/\RDED- N<•va Nicholson, le ft. rt•cclved her ii.'i year m"mberMhlp from Grunge Mu•ter Patty Dy<•r, wrll. .lt'rcmy a nd Ke ith F'orbes . Mac Carrol l, Ha .v Midkiff. IK'an . Teen's wish to be granted by burial at sea TAVE RNIER . Fl a . 1UP I I - II N.C., ga, 'i' up lht)ir tw o·.\'f' d l' a nd Tursi. J5,year,old cant' N vic tim who ballil' 10 suvr he r :1nd til s ro n, She a nd Na t. a 420, pou nd m ale c ame to Florida so s h<' could 1inu ed dl r m o l hr l:ap;•. Shr to ld do lphin. deve loped an Ins tant slvim with !he dolphins bl'fon• hrr paren ts s h<' wan tl'd to go to rapport. her.. death has bee n gr a nt ed hc•r Flor ida a nd s w im wllh llw " 11 wa s like he knew what wa s last wis h -lo be burled wil h lh<' d olphins . go ing on ." Mrs. White said. " lt sea creat ures who brough t jo;· to was ilkl' they we r e bridging the The hildr e n 's Wis h Fou ndu , h~r final d ays, gnp !rom o ne world to another . II lion of 1\ lla nt a a rTan ~e d fo r the 'rl\e family of L€1' Ku lh<'r lnr fam il y lo travel lo the Dolphin was as if they were goi ng to m €1'1 White sa id they would rh :uwr a , Research Cen ter. onr e the train · :•ga in In a noth er pla re ." bqat toda y to scatter her a s hes :11 Children's Wish Presid e nt ilr, lng sc hoo l for " Flipper" of TV sea amo ng a sc hool of dolphins . fa me, Lee s wam for sr,·era i t hu r Stine sa id Nat allowed Lee 10 " For the cremation . w~ · n· ride on his back, jumped grare· minut es w ith tw o dolp h ins , Nut dressin!l her in the ' I Swam with fu \iy ov!'r her again and again, a ,'Dolphin' T ,shirt," said L<'l' ' s mother, Ruth White. " We• all have T · shlrts like hers and we are ail going to wear them ." Lee, who dreamed of becomin g a marine biologist , d ied of cancer Saturday in her Jamily' s camper In Tavernier. One of her final wiShes was granted Thursda y when she· and her lat h!'r, Rob. *AUGHMENTS 1rFIONT-END WOU sw1m tn a shimmering green *TilE HPAII wHh two dolphins al the LOCATED: MAIN ST,, RUTLAND. OHIO ·DolplllD Rflearch Center on OPEN: 8·8 MON.-SAT.; 8·8 FRI . Go-y Key. PH1• • 742·3088 1'wo weeki ago, doctors. In Muter Card and Vi1a Welcome IIOme!OW'n of Charlotte. and nu zz le d hN fa r r . " I'm ronvinre d s hr saved up a ll her r nrrgy to s wim wllh th r dolphins. All s hr was living for r a m e lrur lh<~f da .\' ," Mrs. Whllr said. HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE SYU(USE Now 992·5776 o- fer S,rint Secnon Bridge Ctoaing Special RUTLAND TIRE SALES YEGnAILE PUNTS. "8EniN8 YOU THERE S-FEL Y" LOWEST PIICES ON PASSENGER CARS AND LIGHT TIUCIC TilES $JSO P11 fiAT $1 Pll HUll PACI FLOWEIING PLANTS Sl Pll SUI. SJSO Pll fiAT Shrub••ry ar Frllit Tr-, 1rllnDIES _ , warlttlts; GIUIIiu•, ~h & . Hanak•la*th· l..ft'• Optn 9·5 Daily, • Sulttlay 1,s TOPS meets, rnakes plans .ludy Laudrr mlit was !he top los er a! !he Tu es d ay' ni g ht me•eting o f TO PS OH "70 held in · the ra fl er ia of Vcl<'rans Memor, · ia l Hos pital. Glenda Hun t pr<'s lded a! the meeting with o fficers ' report s ill ina and R lrhard · Coiwril , Bi nda Diehl and 1\ nn p £,Turner . "Whe n I wa s told bPfore s tar lin g th is show how rough il wa s going t o be . m y ego s aid. ' He; ·. gel pound ed p la y ing foot ba ll lhrre hours Pvrrv Su nda y for 15 or 18 year s and th~n wr 'li ta l k about whal's difflcuil. " ' Dr.v rr sa ys in TV Guid <'. " But now tha t I ' ve seen boih s ides . !herr' s jus! no comparison. This tTV work! will steal .v our soul quicker tha n a ny footba ll ga m e rve r co uld ." · ,JI IMPEI! NO S!jUE/\LEH: Mltharl St•rglo. th r publicit y , seeki ng parachuti s t w ho di s rupted a World Serl ~s game b;' j umpi,ng Into Shea Stad ium last y ear . won ' t squea l on hi s a ccompll<'eS , D ressed in a M<:'ts jackrt . jra ns a nd s ungiassr ss. Sergio,. :17, who trailed a " Lei' s Go Mr!s " banne r wh en he madr his j um p, !O ld o ffi c ials a t a F ederal ilvla tion 1\dminl st rallon heari ng !hat his senS(' of honor preven ted him fr om di sclosi ng lhr name of th e pilo l Involved In th e s tun!. Sergio says h ~ doe s n't regret his j ump. even t hough il ma y now land him In jaiL " Tha i wo uld be like say in g I' m sorry !he Mr l s won !he Series." he sa id . ''I'm s llil glad 1 did it." (; LIMPSES: lle nry Klssln~:er will be back In the bookslorrs s oon wll h an 1Jt h book . The f01·m e r S<'C I'Ct ary of sla I<' ha s Sig ned wit h Si m on a nd Schu s ter to publi s h a s tiii,'untitle d book abo ut his dip lom a l ie d ays . It a \SO will Include portrails of world leaders like Richard Nixon. Anwar Sad at, Deng Xiaoplng, Gold Mrlr, S himon Prres and Leonid Brczhne v ... " Sa turd a y Nigh! Live " has Dennis Hupprr lined up 10 hos t ils season fi nale on Ma y 2:1. The May 9 s how wilt be lopped by a promln<:'nl woman in hono r of Mother' s Day and Garry Shandllng will host May 17 ... Nrls on Mandeln. jailed lead er of I he A fri ca n Nat lana i Congress. wil l receive a n honorary doc tor of laws degr ee from the Unl vcrs ll;· of Mic hi gan a t spring co mme ncem e nt May 2. Ma nde la ha s been In prison in South Mrlca since 1964 . Z:mes vi ll r . a nd Mrs . E lwood Bo wers . Grea f , grea f , gr a ndparents arc Mr s, 13<'rtha Fra nk Rrver ly: Mrs He le n Ml'ill'r M iddle port : Carrie Law, rrn cr. Oakland, Ca lif .. and Wil, li a m Kcrnam . Mary la nd, b(l ing giv{'n. Nclllr ·Grov£'r won lh<'fruli ba s kPL PianSforthetrip 10 Cinc inn ati for i\n•a Rrcogni, lion Day o n ilpril 2o werr discu ssed . MeC!Ing are open to th e public wi th weigh, in from fi lo 7 p.m and t he m ~e lln g al 7 p,m , MIZWAY TAVERN WJNNEU - ,Jason Drc nner. form~rly of Meigs Count y, son of Gary a nd llt•c ky Dr.•nncr. Palatka , Flu, was c hose n Florida's state daamnlon al the Aia•a State Cnnlo•renc<• h ~ ld rcc <•ntly in Daytona Rc&ich. ,Jason' s drawing on ''R~llcty" was chosen fir~t Charlie Lilly Friday & Saturday Night April 24 & 25 $2.00 Cover Charge Must on Be 21 lht• ha•ls of Its originality, Imagination , and artistk c on, ccpt. In additi on to he lng presented a trophy, lw wa• awarded an aiH•xpense trip to Balon Rouge, La., to rcpr"t·s· cnt Palatka Ill gh School utth•• 1\lasa National Confer ence, .June 24'28, Drenner is a former Eastern High School s tudent. lie is the grandson of Mr, and Mrs, Dw !ght lla,cy , Middleport, and lle tty Schnee, mann. Columbus . HI, ICEI,EI BUSINESS SEIYICE 611 E. llllin St. ,, •• ,.,. 011. 45 7.. PIIOIIE 614-991-7270 you would cere to meet e CPA end Utlk ebout whet they cen do for your com.,.ny - cell ua. We would be hltppy to vieit with just won't find a better value for your in· You surance premium dollar than a Homeowners policy from the State Auto Companies. As an independent agency re· presenting State Auto, we offer truly OUIStancl· ing pro~lion pi,ckaQes for houses. apat bnents and condominium aet•on to you. I 214 EAST MAIN POMEROY I ........ !192·1887 ~ ::::::~ 'II....,,_ lying on tho w•t .... and boun"-" .,.d •-crlbod as then aboutof olghrods ... tooouth the place betln· nlng, containing onundono hatfacrn. more....... Ail<! the !~lowing roaf -north '81 -V.ndagrwee rodJ; Wilt Jour rodo: -.,,. oautto 71 dogiodo; !hence ..... . fottowo: tho northw•tBeginning corner ofatJohn Steven'olond in Section No. 26. Town No . 8, Ronge No . 14; thence north .eighteen IO·Wit : Beginning ont hundred end ton rodo ond twenty linko north of tho IOU1heut cor,... of Soction 32, Town· lllip 8, Range 14, Ohio Compony ' o Pu1chooe : thence north fifty ooven rodo and .olx Hnko:dothOflcitlxw011 twenty ro .~ ond 1•2teen 11 nks; 1hone an~e towm ~ •vr gi'MS weot nino 1od1 ond tWo rodo: thence n0!1h 75 dtgtoto,wostfoltyrodstoN , ' -ce -~light - - . -·tv d - woat eight rods ond eight tfnko: thonee oouth 484 degrMS west olovon rodo ond twelve and 1 hoff Unko to tho place of begin· ning, containing throe and e htK .1croo. !110!1 oi toso. ., Jt.Tooil'n'Othertraclofland · bounded anq doecribeif as foUowa: 8.-.Jnning at the northweot "c':;.·...,.. of John aiateen links; thence lOUth Steven 's land; thence north !~d d~-:",'::"h:~ne n~':~ :::•:~, ~~he-..'!u!~:.: .....__ ....net lOut h 321L ! ' dogrMS corner of the Milt Lot; thence north 26 dogroaa wast forty rodo to N. J. Ward's lot in Langsville, Ohio ; thence north eo degrees east stv.-t rodo and fiftoon finks to Mc Kntg . ht . 1 Iot: t h ence south llong 11id McKnight's lot ten rods to the center of leading Creek; thence south 63V. degrees east twelve t Mc Kntg , ht •a aut ,.tne; ro· dso thence north al.ong McKnight's east line ton rod•; thence north 64 de· grees east thirty four rods and twenty ·linh to Frank Braley 's lot: thence south along said Braley's lot to the center of the cr8ek fourrods ; h I It , h t ence 0 OWing 1 e center of said Creek south 83Y2 degrees east eighteen rods and fourteen links; thence south 68 % degrees HBI ten rodi; thence south 67 de· grMs east twenty rods; thence. south 1'I dogroea east mne ro da an d twen tv links; thence south 12 de· graes west eighteen roda and twenty links; thence south 46 degrees west four rods to a high water mark: thence oouth 46 dosraes west thirteen rods., fif teen links,· thence south 21% degrees west twenty one rodo ond t~irtoen linko; thence north 79% degrees west t h'•rteen ro d••n d seven t'Ink1 to t h1 en d f 1 board fence; thence south thiny rods and eight links to ' I small apple tree; thence south 84 d-rees west nine· teen and a -· haH rods,· thence oost fifty ·four rod I to Ih o 1 .o1 ..., .._, nn 1na. COnte1n· · poco Pleu. General o· lng ftve acrae, more,or lele. · Oh' uve and·ucept the,.,..om 1 Meigs N 87 County.· 1IO,1 h tra<t beginning 11 the Cv ~6 IIC northwoot cor·nor of the fo . . •., aga t ns rt't' o you seeatng P• • th th t t · o nd 10 ton above deecrlbed uect; 8 I I II ee •• , I • d'" a5 1, b d• thence in .a eoutherty direcO Ow 1 n 8 c r e 1 twenty rod s; t hence 1n · 1 9 ton I prem HI: d' · h PARCEL QNE ~n eootorly 1rectlon "g I : deacrlbed rodo,· the"'e The foHowir\9 ,... In 1 norther"' ,., ·1 1 d ·n • direction and poraltel with t I I rea •• I e 11 ua e 1 nu· 11 d T h' · M · tho tim tine twenty rodo: OOWI'II •Pd. : ad< gods thence in 1 westertv direcC on ounty, hio, ' bed an boun 1 ltowo · tion eight rOd• to the P1ece o f d d an etcn as B I · 50 d O d 11• beginning. contlining one I. eg k nntng rth 1 hro s anh , acni, mora or le11, 1n d a110 tn 1 no f o t ,e sout was N 26 . seve and exceptt......l t he f o, II owcorner 6o RS ect 1on T 14 o.. h ing real •••ate - v nmng a1 own , ange ; t ence the southust corner of the east 73 roda and 18 links; h ' h 60 d one acre exception already tth ence nort ro s; described and extending t 8 'd 16 d ro hs 23 an d I. enca k heas southeast along the Mar1on 10 s; t ence nort ro s; Phelps land fifteen rod 1 and th 49 d h wast ro s; t ence enca ,L eight fHt to 1 mark; t he nee h 32 d agrees east 16 n sout d south and west sixteen ro d1; d th th 1 'L ro s; ance sou ' " a· nort h weot 1Wonty t 36 rod1 an d 21 thence · grees eas d h · k h N 78 d ro s; t ence north a..1 mne hn s; t ence orth · d 18 • · rods and six feet to the place grees west ·18 rod s han 781 '- of beginning, containing t,mk s; t hence sout n about one and three-tenths d agree• we st 4 rod s; tho nc• west 18 rods; thence south acres. 24 rods and 1 1 links to the Also excepting 1 right of 1 place of beginning , contain- way 18 "L f 88t wide to m..o ing 23 3 / 10 acres. more or 1 cOnvenientandaafeoutlet t 0 th11 P bil hifthway eJt leiS . • u ·• Reference Deed: Volume tending along the eaat side BJ. Pogo 343, Meigs County of tho obove troct. ond oeot of one· acre owned by Deed Record. . , · PARCEL TWO : Graham . an d conttnutng h. h The following real estate north to the state tg way 1 situated in Rutland Town - See Deed Book 142. Pege ship, Meigs County, Ohio, 60& · and beginning 160 rods Reference Deed: Volume 11 B P 183 Malgs north andf 29 rods °' ago Records • Deed · h11 County h Sand links .... rom t • out W e est corner of Section 28 , PARCEL FIVE; I sou<h thirteen rods and Town 6. Range 14 of tho Tho following roil estate filtoen links; thence west Ohio Company's Purchase: oituattd in the Township of twenty four rods and leur, ' R 1· d c ty 1 M lgo teen t1' nks to the place of thence .... 53 !Ods; ut on • ofoun south 38 rods; thencethence west and Stete Ohio. towit:I beginning , containing 49 rods; thence north 23 V. Being in Section 28. twenty eight and one fourth degrees west 6 rods; thence Township 18. flange 14 of acres. ·save and except the north 31 ¥2 rods to the place the Ohio Company's Pur- following described tract of beginning, containing chaoo. and beginning in the , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 12V.acres, more or loss. Conterofoomollcroelc.-t • Reference Deed: Volume Leedlng and Creek. along the n. Pago161 , Meigs County of Pomeroy , Wl!keovlllo Deed Records . Road; thence runnmg eat PARCEL THREE : tWelve rodo; thence north The following described fourteen rods and nine feet ; . real estate, beginning thence in a IOt.lthwHterly twenty rods east of the direction twenty rod& and e ° ° J . Wo1d'o lot in Longovlllt, Ohio; thence north 80 de, gr001 . ., 1 """" K~d~ ~d filtoen links to.Mc n1g ,I t: · thence south along McKnight's lo< ton ' rods to tho cent• of Lotding Crook; thonco twotve north &3V•rodo degries tall to McKn•'ght'aeaotlino,, thence north otong McKnight' norths line 64 1.., rods·. 1•-co '""' degrHI ' east twenty three rodaand fifteen linka; thence south 78 dograes and fifteen l•' nko.· thence woot twenty tour rod1 end fourteen links•· be . to the pllice of g1nnmg, containing ele'llen acres . Save ond. exoopt another troct of lend sold by Frenk Graham and w>' fe to E. M . Brown lind bounded end doocrr'bed as follows: S,itu· ate In ~ownshlp of Rutland, •· County of Meigs and in tho StateofOhio, andinSection No . 26. Town No . 6. Renge No . 14, and beginning at the northwest corner of John Steen's land at the end of a board fence.· thence north 79''L1 danrees west twenty -• one rods and sev.,.teen -,. links; thence south thirty sht rods and nino links,· thence north 83'.(, degrees 111t n1'netoen rods and fifteen links.· thence north thirty rods end eight links lo the place of beginning, contain o'ng four and one fourth acres. Reference Deed : Volume 109. Page 1 19 , Meigs County Deed RecOrds . Subject to a right of way or easement to Ohio Telephone C and Telegraph omp~~ny . recorded in Deed Book 212, M. C 1 7 Page 43 . o oun1Y Deed Records, reference to which is hereby made. PARCEL SEVEN: . Tho following dtiCIIbt.d R real estate situated in u - •• tland Township , Meigs bo d d County , Ohio, as andfollows un : e and described d Beginning tWenty ro I east of the center ofthowest tine of Section No . 28. Town 'No . 6, Range No. 14 of tho Ohio Company 's Purchose; ••u• thence east eight rods ; thence north B'A degrees west one rod; thence aasl {Continued on Page 10, Bus.•· ness' ser' vI. ce s' cent~r ·! Announcements LOWEST ffJniUZEf< PRICE~ t', T MGM FARM CITY INC 3 . 9 r,.,, ' ~========:;tr:=:;~~~~==t1 ANTIQUES Reference Deed : Volume GEARY'S 169 .. Paga 2 84 • Meigs BUY OR SELl County Deed Recordo . BODY SHOP 550 Page St., Middl1port Ph, 99 2-3537 __, ____ Ant'ICIUtS 1124 East Main ft. Pomeroy HOURS: Tues.·Wid.· Fri. Sunday: 1 ~ . m .'7 p.m. by Chanco or Appoioltmont MOORE RUSS Announcement• ; : '' •'' .• • St Rt. 33, P-roy, OH: We'l.l You.. A. ·us·- .. Cor or Fix Your Old 0 ne r-n 190 MULBERRY AVE. POMEIOY, OH. . PH,· 992-9949 IDb Barton, 3:27· 2 mo. 0wner 2, 5, 86,1fn N•w ",•· C1rdl NO · 7 C04440H24haun. FLOWERS FOR 4 AU OCCASIONS NEW IDEAS PURl & IAU~I~ VAN METER ;tlj . J04, JJ3, !!. 7! ( f 11.,.11"'Jf Ator! · 6t4, J42,21" .-tH mo. : •• Giveaway 2 Long tltlrtd female klttln 7wkt. old. To • good Iovine, home. Ph. 114 -44&·2393. ·o. ~ 4 kiHent. 's wka. old. 2 melt.'( temtlt. Pert SIMul... 4 mon~ old puppy, Plrt CoAle, partt, tr1ined. Cel\11 4-742-2401 . • ·~ · Mother cat with tlxldttent, til 01, YOUNG'S. CARPENTER SERVICE - Adclana 1nd r1modeUng - Roofing 1nd guttltl" work - Concrete work - Plumbing 1nd electrical work !Free Eitlmotool V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 .. 992·7314 Pomoroy, Ohio 4·15'86,Jc any of them. 304-773-&207. BOWLING II POt11..oy Bowling 382t. 2ND ST. Co. Iring this ad wilh yHr famly or grouP. IQ,bowl2 gomH an~ gel en1 •r•tll Good Fri. & Sat. niahts or any open bowlin& time. Call us for parties for you1 aroup, 992·343.2 or 99U1~~. B&B WOODWORKS 6 CUSTOM: "PLANING *JOINTING "MOLDING VARIOUS PATIERNS AND WOOD SPECIE~ 985·4176 07 985·3564 36632 BAILEY RD. POMEROY Loit and Found Airdale Tenior Black & T1n Mala Loat Set . Rio Grandt · Centerpoint Rd . Call 24& -8535 Of 4•6· 5583 .. LOST In lower Muon, lilfiV melt c1t wearing blue collar, RE · WARD. 3Q., 773,9&88 or 773 , 9125 . 7 7 Yard Sale HHmo. ,,,,,,,Ganrpolli'''. ,,·· GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT. Boshon lulldlng EVERY . SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. J&N CONSTRUCTION Will Do .... Carpentery '-- Vinyl & Aluminum Siding ~ Painti"f Drywal F1ee Estlmales Reliable Guaranteed Wo1k ftKtory Choke 12 Gauge ShotguM Only IO:I:tfn 992 ·7836 HH mo. G&MTY REPAIR 49135 St. Rt. 124 laclnt, 45771 Ohio 949-3088 Ius. 949-2606 Home All Makes & Models 24 HI. SEIVICE 3,17·2 mo. pd. ERVIC' E W . d e can repatr an re· core radiators and h t W can 81 er COres. e alSO act' d bOI'I and rod out radl'ltors. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT Ul Ll FORD ~~ Mi c h l g•n Salt · Ctmetlry Wrtttht, l.wn mower, bikes, bedding & drape~. jtwtlty, It · l1rg1 clothaa. 10 Neil Ave .', · Q1fllpoll1, ' 1, Northur. Second hOUH ICfOb ' bridge n Northup . 1 · 4 April Z3~ ' & 2' flowtrt , tebl... dlthn. " mi. lultvlle Rd. ThUFI·flrl.1t. Oerden tool e. old hand toolt1 ' children• clothing. old hillside plow, Eu,.q Swtepar. lurnt- ' turt, 4 llttl 13in. : , Pom'erov ,.. ' 57,, ., ..,, ;, Middleport ·& Vicinity ,. •. . •, ... .................. ............. ; SMALL ENGINE REPAIR 'Authorized S.nlce & Parts Brlggo & Stratton Tecumseh Weed Eater Homelita Jacobsen Mov ing ule: Thur. and f'rl. Aprli J; 23 1nd 24. t -4. TupPttt Plains or 811 n111t to tuppll't Pl1lns tfldl sthool. 57 · "Pf Pleiiiiiinf ~:;::. & Vicinity · , !; 57 , , . VALLEY LUMIEI ..................................' ., ) ' 992·2198 ' ' ', ~~ MOVING SALE . Tu•• ltlru lit complttt hou1ehold, fumttufa,'. dl1hea , lintnl, eVerything rnUft ,)t o, 2105 N. Main St.. 304,171,' ' ' " HEAnNG & COOUNG lnl. .tlal ...t small - • l a l oolts. lnstailatian ol dontwork & humidllltrt furnoct htat pumps, and air <o..tioning, All work -antotd. CALL (614)985-4222 SPECIAL: HEIL- Piokogo oir conditioning for mobile or modullr homn, 2YJ or 3 ton unlta Installed on pad & roody to coot Price: 11069.98 Dlua taa, 4· 1·'17-1 mo. l Vi~inity & , , , .. 57 l IDe. THE HAT RACK (Sopr Run Arotl MOUII!r w...,Th•n.,frl. I0 o.m. to S r.m. • Soturdoy 10 .M. 24 HOUI TOWING I lOAD SEIVICE USED TIRES NEW BATTERIES s to 12 NOON OtiMr tlmH bv '"""" or tall 997,5)31 for ACTION TOWING •'*"''""''· ITUIS IAIDRAniD COUIIRY Wood,CrOIItti·Oullting Flowers, Sewing. loshtlids COMPAR! OUR Pr.~\1 MO. ' ---------~ ·; . Y•d 811e, Thurs and f'rldt';' ... t 1:00 tlll1 ...... Hltc:h, nnntnca. )MI, children• clothing, mlarr7 '•· 21511 Mt, Vll'non Ave. 9 .. Wanted To Buy - - - - - - - - : -...'1, Wtpay c11h for 1111 mOdtl'cltlr) , Utfd Clfl , 949-9070 or 949-2045 4,17,1 mo. 992·2526 4ol4-l mo. t Jim Mlnll Chw.·Oidllnc. , Bill Otnt Johnton 11 1 814:441:3172 7 ~T0~ P ~C~ A~IH~p~ ~d~ fM~'I~3-m-M -. ~i 1nd n.wer UMd lmtth lulcti-Pontiac, 1111 falltrn j Avo.. Golllpollo . CoH 114,441· • 2212 . a••· < ~77.~~--~-=7 ' Utld Mobile Hom" Ph, 114· ; 4411·0171. • ~--.::-~----· WentH to buy, flOOd wot11ing rf ringer wuh1r. RtuCfitlbly ~ polood. Coli &1.,742 •2211 ,' GHEEN'S (CUT OUT FOI FUTUif Ulll lEN'S APPLIANCE PLUMIING All Mtkee •Washers •Diahwaahtrl •Ranges •Refrigeretora •Dryen •Freeura PARTS and 1,•--------'1 BOGGS & SDVICE U. 5I RT. SO EAST GUYSVIUE, OHIO Authari1td John Dotrt, Ntw Holln<l, lnll Hog Ftir11 E. .pntOnt Dtallr , Ftt• E••IP•..I , ..... & & HEAnNG 161 Nerllt !tcond MidtltJrort, Ohit 45760 SALES & SERVICE Wo Corry FlohlnJI lupplloo AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR 985·3561 SAU~ Roger Hysell Garage II. 124, P-roy Ohio SERVICE Pay Your Coble 6 Phone Bitlo Here Alto Tr..i•l.,lt~ PH. 992-5682 or 992·7121 1 IU!INE!II'IIONI 16141 m .•sso tiiiiiNCI P1fOHI 16141 992-7714 . Re1identlel - Co1mmercial Free Eltlmate1 - Fully lnaurtd ROOFINO - Shinglft, Rolled Roofing, Gutters ond In· suloting Roof Cootfng · CARPENTRY - Addlllono, Oorogoo, Bun Docko CONCRETE WORK- Sidewolke. IIII-I lind Drivi- ~ ~ 8uyln, dolly aotd, lllhor caine, ~ rlngt, .wtlry, ltlf'llnt 'tflte, old com •. currency. Top prl· l•1• c•· Ed urbtt lerbtr lhop,, 2nd. Avt. Middleport, Oh. 114· 182·3411. Myl SlOt NO- Vinyl. Aluminum. ond Wood PAINTINO- AII typoo Including opoco ogt tnoutollng · Dllnt f SANDBLASTINO- Dry Blostlng. Wot Btooting. ond V1cuum Bl11tlng of ttructural stHI, t•nkl. buildlngo. and mlocolltnoout ltomo. lfrph•;' l]]r : d' r 'J 1r I ' t FOR IIORE INFORIIATION CALL 614/94H686 4:111 1!2tlt1n ~·· pd. I' 11 6·1Hfc •'•' Help Wanted ·' BISSELL BUILDERS POMEROY HOME REPAIR IUILT HOMES & GARAGES CUSTOM All types Carpentry, Plumbina and Electrical Repair 25% · Off for Senior Citizens. Free Est. "At IH10nabl1 PriCis" PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Day ar Night Cell 992·6962 Leeve messaee on EMPIRE FURNITURE 101 W. Main, Polllll'oy, Ohio PH. 992-3307 TWIN MATTR£55/IOXSPRING ............ '91.11 FUll MATTRESS/IOXSPRING ............ s141.11 CHESTS.......... S49,95 RECLINERS ..... S99.95 DINmE/4 CHAIRS ............................. S99.95 12 Months Free Financing NO SUNDAY CAUS ' HH6,tfrl machine if no answer, 4, 16· 1 mo . 4· 7 ,' 87 ,1 mo. Hlrlng l OovtrnMenl jobl· rour i' •••· 11&,000.111,000. Phone 1 cMI refundable. 102 -131· 1118 . 1 ------,---,-- ~ hctlt.,t lnoom• for pan tlmt 1 home 11..ml»y worh. for lnfDr· 'I mttlon c111 13121 741 · 1400. 1 lilt. 313 . ' : Mtke .. ,,. monty StU Alton Produeu. CJI'I "r" up to 10" pmlk Ph. 8U,4U,21U . $ ~ ~ ' c•• Mut1 hM'I toolt • bt tblt to clo ..., hptfitnctd body m11n nHdJCl "'I IO build UIYI(IIId or truch, ' ttructufl work . C111 114·31F 8015. ! Pari·Time AdmlnltrrttNt AI· slttant. Must type 10 wpm TYs, Antennas ·SataRite Salas STAINMASTEI ICCUfltt\y, Good Vlfbl\ tiUUI. cornm ... nlc:atlon tklllt , required. Oood fllin9 tkillt r•• • qu lrld. MuttbublttOWOfll~tfl •, und.,_ PIIIIUJI. KnowlldQt Of thOfthand: compy tlft • wrU&' IOCIIIOII bentfJelt\, Job lhtflJ,;' WEAl DATED ng potitlon. Hours trt ltm. · ij 4:30 pm evtry Thuttdty &r ~ lnllalatlon 6, 10 AND LIFETIME WARRANTY ON CARPET & PADDING day. Send rt1urnt lo: IEOEMI,J~ written "VINYL SIDING "AlUMINUM SIDING 0 J.l.'t 1lOWN .. INSUlATION BISSELL SIDING CO. This W.k . . 11.11 live & Sit. Nialtt Fri. 1:00 u ; land . tnty nino rodJ to tho ofligLtollngCrook;--IL------ao-- RE~AIIS Service hilt Electronic Organs Mobile service .•,,.. Eltlmltn" .. Entertlinlltflt lho of loction No. 21. Town No. I . R - No, 14 of tho Olllo Company'o A•I 11!.. • NW111118 11 a.m. to 7 l!,m . loglnnlng ond __ thirty _ ,rodo .... , TUNEUI'S 10 TIANSMISSION CALl 9tl 7403 Apt SUGAR RUN . ASHLAND Middle"or1, Ohio 1· 13· tfc twelve fett containing to thi pieceone of beginning, heH acre, more or '-s. PARCEL SIX: The fOllowing reot oatate in the County of Metgo 1nd State of Ohio, ond In tho Townohip of Rutland. ond bounded and described 11 foltowo: Reference Deed: Volume 91, Pogo B. Melgo County Deed Beginning thirty oovon rods and lift- links eost from tht center of Section 28. Town I, Range 14. Ohio Company'o Pur· chase; thence east seventy ninerodstothecenterofBig Ltodlng Creek; thonco up the center of tald Creek u follows: ' North 42'h degrees west founHn rods; thence north 81 'V2 degrees wnt four rods; thence touth 79 degr'" west twenty eight rods; thence woot twenty two rods; thence north 76 de· west twelve rods; I ~~~n•:e north 40 dogrfour rod1 thence north dttr... wett twe"tv seven rode; thence touih 46 degrees Wut four rods leaving the center of uid creek to the high Wlter m1rtl; thence north 45 de· grMS Wtlt twelvt rodo; thence north 77 degr... Wilt Iifton rodo ond four· tHn links; thence lOUth 21 '.4 degreea wnt elghtHn rodo and tight- llnko; thonco oouth 79'A dogwost tlghtoon rodo end twenty two linka; thence oouth 89'11 Nil twenty ono and one han rods to apoint on the bank of 1 tmll run jullobovt the spring: thence lOuth 87'11 dta- oeot twenty olght rotlo: lhe,_ lOUth ~~ degrMI nst MVen rodo ond nine llnk1: thence oouth flvo rodo ond twenty one """" to lhe pleco of beglnnl,., conteinlng nine and fhro:elghtha ocroo. moro or less. Save end except e ' I'Oild ocrodoo tho ~~~.· cribed len whore w~ - " locotM, I port of the aboveond deecrlbed triCt of land ookl by W. P, Btovons ond Zoo Siovono, hlo wlfo. to J . C. Von lent end bounded ond deMribod 01 foltowo: · ·r& Strvkt ·r---------, R~DIATOR __.1-""!'-..,..._____-i the 28, westTown lihe of SectionofNo. 0. Range 14. Ohio Compeny's Purchaae; thence east 62 rodo and 22 llnko: thence north 18 rods and 22 ,Jinh. thence north 26 degroea wut 23 rods; thanco aoulh 65 degrees west 121;. rods to 1 Sycomoro tree 12 inches in dloma(Or: thence north 8411.1: degrftt west 19 mdo; thence south 8410 degreeo weot 29 rodo and 4 links; thence South 8 dt· groea eaot ·24 rodo and 17 links to <ho place of begin· nlng, contolnlng13V• ocreo, more or less . ~ Roferonco Daod: Volume 91. Pege 6. Meigs County Deed Records~ PARCEL FOUR : The following premitea situated in the Townahlp of Rutland. County ot Meigs and State of Ohio. to-wit : Beginning fifty· seven rods north from the southwest corner of Section No . 26. Town 6, Rongo 14. Ohio Compenv · s Purchase: thence South 80 degrees oaot eight rodo and fourtoon tinka; thence north 15 degrHs ust eight rods and four linka; thence north 271.4 degre11 e 11t four rods: thence north 37'11 degrees east eight rods; thence north 79ih degrees east ten rods; <hence oouth iB dogrooo ea1t lixtHn rods ..,d eight· oen llnko; thence north 32 degrees w.st twentv·two .nd a JWf rods; thence north · thinv·o"- ond a hoff rodo; <hence !VIII twonty,nino 'rli,do >iln- · ten llnloo: thence sOuth one hundred and~Nt. · ri>do to tho pfoco of begin· n)ng. containing twenty ec:resend forty rods. more or to••· 11110 ond eacept thorl11om tho following troct beginning tilly oovon rodo ,rjorth from the southwlll corner of Section 28, Town 'a; Range 14. Ohio Com· ·pony 's Purchon; thence .obuth BO d1'"' aoot olght rodo end ourtoon links; ·thenCe north 15 4egreta Mst olght rodo ond four ilnks; thence north 271!. degrees eaat f our ro da; t~once north 37\ol dogoilstolghtrods;lhenconorth .78'11 d-r- toot ol• rodo; -• ' '' r::=======::;r;;::==z====:;r;:====::::;==~~ •ofuood.Cradh ~ VIH,Mo......,.,,d,' CoiJ1· AUTOMATIC 1:&.19 :&85 :1522 ..... : ~\· SANDY'S ~ rlv 04 l10h. 24 hoo, . :i' . :::·~~~:,\~~~ ~,:;~,;-~ .:;:·~::~.~;"'..;:. :~·.:~t!".::'~o';:,u~~~~: ., Autamo..,..·l-lr AUTO SALES TRANSMISSIONS Mas8Donll."wll.'va#. Nt' dc~~:•;d' '::··~ Mtlfit ·ond State of Ohio. rOdo: tllonce _., -nty' Mill Lot; !hence· north 26 REIUILT & REPAIRED l ~·, e"; 9 e'e 'e ,'1 :'it ',·....: . ... 949-2160 ., 949·2101 614·143-5241 ltS•d•y IUSONUI,( • iltWU lfn SUPDIOI SMG co. DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! MOHAWK CARPETS r. Expert lnatelletlon Up to 36 Month• Financing Available LARRY'S CARPET OUTLET Hobson Drive Frid'V • evtrv oth11 Wedntt· •.... Rt. oil, Box 144, Gtlllpollt. OH " 4&&31 by Ao<M 27th. • :----,--~-:--:--;: /(• N~td pen-tlmt blbytitter In my J homt. Pay ..0 .00 month , 4 1 d-r• I Wllek. Ph. • ............,. &UI. Middleport, Ohio 4-16-87·1 mo . &tata Otnaral FIUUIKE FOR .SALE 6 room house in Middleport, 3 35M PHOTOGIAPHD •.,,,. bedroGIIII, bath, full IIHHittlt, .larp lot. 2 ctr PI'IP. VMS HOME IECOIIIfl IIIRLOIII Y11YL & AIIIKIIUM oChdi'lliOftt Com,late Remodelnt Roofl,. of oil T¥1111 Coti .....la Clu\1-WOlliN In home 11M ' 20-· "--lniS..&Ill,... " " . . . II ¥liS Not I lift .v....... ...,.,Cialml CAU 614-992-5569 •••• alai lventa CAll 7 NYS A MD H2-7632 AFT£14 ' Notice . of tho uld •north 42 7 in the news lly WIU, IAM C. TROTT Unill' d 1 1 ~'t'NS lnh•rnationnl FR/\NK 'S BILL; T hr flnrbara Sina tra Cc nl r r·Variel \' Club Tr lr thon broug ht in $:140.000 In plr dgt•s lo hrip b;itti'I'Pll r ·rhildrcn . Frank Si natra madr • fl\'<' apprarancrs. a nd wa s thanked effu s lveiv bv his wife. lht• cent e r's n amrsa kr. " Ho ld off on t hr 1h~ nks." hi' sa lei. .. Y nu ciidn 't g e t m y bi ll vrl ." Actually, Sinatra don at rd $2:•.1 Hlll lo t hl' e har il y. Some ,;f !he · l{ues ts a ppl'a r log o n I h<' trl r t hon wr n •Grc gur.v l't•t:k, Bnh Hopt• , ;.Roger Mourt•, Ri c h Lltlh·. T e lly SavahL'. Waynr• Nt•wton and .sammy llavls .Jr.. who sa ng a ciu<'l with Frank . CHARn'fii\I. E ROt ' KF~ US : Roe kN .lo1• Walsh , Vinet• Nt• il of , Motley C' r ue a nd Ml'V' s Mark r.oodman a lso ~ill char it y du!; durin g the wrc•kPnd , ta king 1\ll' llS a t thp aue llonf'(•r's podium 1o rai~e m o ney for the Hous !On·bii SPci Emlliu ngl'l' Nrlwork . ; , , Walsh . to rmrrly of I he l': a g lt•.<. auctioned o ff a guitar he had r::a ut ogruph<'d. bringing $2, 01~1. a nd the h ig hes t bid wa s $,,lXI0 fur · ·a pa ir o f g u II a rs from Houst on l;ms Rilly GlhiHms and Dusty IIIII of ZZ Top . "Wa ls h 11·as lJril li an l ." said a s pokl'snwn fo r ra dio s tation Ki..O L. whic h s pons o r~d I he c harity t•vt•n l. " You h('ar a lo! a bout roC'k sl ars on Pgo ll'l ps, bu I I his wa s donr grac ious ly ," ()! h~r llr<u s au e· tio n ~d off lnC'IudNI l'c·r•,wt·o· Hernmn 's g ia nt unci('!'pa n!S ($11:.1 , Ozzy Os bourne' s s la gr :: clothing t$:17;,1 a nd an aulograp hed cop~· of lh<',Jlm audTamrn.v .B akko•r Her it age US/\ pho to a lbum t$12ol . • The to la ll ak e was$22,11011 <md a ft erwa r d th~ mus ic ians put on a n impromptu jam Sl'sslo n hl g hllg hl ~d by Wals h 's "Roc k.' · · Mountain Way ." TV TOUGliER 'I'IIAN FOOTIIJ\LL: Fred Dryt•r wa s a s la r defensive e nd for Ill<' l.os Angeles Ram s but s ay s footba ll is a ci nc h compared 10 fil m in g a television sc •·irs . Thr parr o r his " flunt r" SNIPS Is e.x hau s tln g. Dr)'CI' s a ,v s. taiooa night <It th P hall, Rece iving the awards wert•lelt' to right, Larry Montgomery, Bevrrly Wllcox'Smith for her mother , Maryln . Wilcox, and Clair ,N elson, the-· Pu.~lc Public Notice Notice : The Daily Ohio • 41111 -, "F- Eltlmelat" CAll COWCTz Pll. 161 Cl z iE LISA M. KOCH, M.S. ~ l.icelised Clinical Audiologist 992-3410 ' I ' Computerized Hearil)l ~id Stl~ion Swim Molds • lnterpret1111 Services LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT X z (614) 446-7&19 or (614) 992-6601 417 Secolld Avinue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 1,13 tin \ • Met"" ptnon d . . ptrtt,:ry .., ntlded to baby lit 2yr. old ~our ,.• home, all3 thlfll. Ctnttnary ~ '' &14,,..&,9415 2 <o I PM, ' ' .. HBJ 1n1urance hrm Unit . leek. , .l, lng ul• ttp . k1 Oaml ' ' Mtrroundlng counU•. U= • '' marllltlnQ syst~m. MMy IJila • '• Ina eccounta. Comp~~ny btn ~t . . ,. • lncentlvt progtllftl. Or~ ... ~ . .nlng potentif4, For f*IDIIIol. Jnt.mtwwrlte: Mr. O.lniiDiiJ ' 1 MQt, c... of loJI T·200 OeMtpa:. l , Ill Dtlly Tr ibune. 121 Third Ave. Go!UpoUo. Ohio 45831 . �• f1lge,-8- The Daily Sentinel 11 Help Wanted Pomeroy- Middleport; Ohio , LAFF-A-DAY 44 Truek driver needed. 3yrs. ex pe- rienee. ta nker e11 perience necetsarv. Family ·man preferred. Wetl s · Trucking Ph. 6 14-26 6• &068. Conr1ct Clerk. t yping sk ills rfll qUired. kno w le dge -off ice practices & p_rocedurea. Appli1:11· tlons take n t hrough Friday , April 24 , 1 987, at th e Ga lli e Coun ty Health De partment. Equa l Op· portunlto , fadtemp- 0~ 74 FURNITU~E )\~ li me. $12 , 0 00 -s 18 . 0 00 -No rep& er bu sln etl . Set vour own hours. Trai ning pro- vided. Ca ll : 1-6 12 -9 38 -6 870, M-F. S am to Spm (CenHal Standard Time). Governm ent Jobs. $18 .04 0 S69,230 yr . Now hiring . Call 806· 687-6000 Ext . R-9806 for curre nt tedera ll is t. H ir in QI "Behind every successful man a woman who is CQLDI," Seed co~ for Hit. DtKIIb and Kenworthy; 304· 071-1508. Stanford Sled Corn, 11tpl-.:eln Virginia Nation11 Corn Growtra Contett. from 2.000 entries. T~ weights to 82 lb. From t54.00 per hg, C1ll Andy Sigler for more detallt, Morg1n ' s WOOdlawn Farm. Pflny, Rt. 3&, evenings 30j4·1715· 128&. Tro~nspullo t ron Autos for Sale g•• . Eslale •zoo. pu; t,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;.J.::::::::::::::::::::~ SNAFU®by Bruce Beattie 1184-2-..._..-.R....,' 1988 Cutlut Stlon 16eded. 14,800ml. Call.675·2332 l fttr -&pm or 448-7389 . 1972 Oldsmoblhi Vlna Crulttt Statton Wagon, full power, AC , run• good. 1 owner UOO. Ph . 114-245· 9t n . 1182 Ford Thund•bird very good cond. 50,000mll . Ph.6t4· 211·1817. 1978 Ford LTD 2 door Sudan . Fully equipped, 17.000 actual mil", llnolulefy Immaculate. 12200. Clllt14· 992·6719. 1 985.Golf. ltpeed. 1ir. AM -FM . 4 door, SCill und• wtrrenty. 18?1!1 Or•nd Prla pant for ule. 304·176·'1710 or 175-1749. & Campers - - - - -- ···.. 1178 Tran1 Am $28110 FlAM . R1buitt 1nglne. trensmlslion. new clutch, prwuure pt.te. throw out bMrtnt:. 400 cu . in . High P~tformenc• . Ntedl Peint. 304-17&·4811 . 1974 VW Iuper S.etle. new eond. immecul1te, t3,800.00 price ftiiCIOtilblt, phone 304· 458·1663. ' 198& lltymouth Turlsno. ton roof, 5 tpttd. t4,700.00. call 614-441-8881 . '71 01* Cud..• Supreme, eat! 304-116-3347 . 72 Truck• for Sale Ol News iiJ Monllytlne Current ., 1971 Dodge Rockwood ·Mini •. Motor Home. 47,000 mite~ . · ~ fBOOO . Ctll 6t4·949·2128. ., '' SerVICl~S .(I) Judge SA~S ANP MOON 191 Jelferoone elll Too Cion lor Comfort ei]J 1116 Fonl R.,,_ ti,OOOml .. good cond., ...,,.. loan. Call 114·,261·1117. 73 Vena 81 4 W.O. 1111 GMC Luxury Convenion o..... ...... v... P1uolllntorlor, llr, ........ Ill, .... 12.000 mlloo . na.ooo. 114 ·981 · 44tl. 74 MotOI'--'81 """' e UMMM! I WELL ,SIIIICE WE'LL THINK I HIWE 10 RETIJRN SEE WHERE HENRY 10 HIS 'YOU'RE COMING OWN TIM E, FROM! WHATCHA Al>l'fWAY.. , WANT US roo? -iOn 1112-RII7111rtl:lb ..... . ......,..,. MOO. 1172 lu-*1 T I 111lUI. Pit, 114-S..UI7. 1 &fFl.H A 1 2 -', I 5 I ...... I 14,100. "'· Prof11etonal waiiPtptr install•· tlon CaU R1ndy Ph. 814·446· 8210 or 446·3131 or 44&· 2200. EEK & MEEK Lawn Mowing Churche~ , Anldenti•l. end Buatnn1. By hour or by the job. In Gallipolis .,d turrounding ereas. Ph . 114· 317·0634. ((.HY (.U).ID A'-J){)J£ fl-.) HIS RI6HT !111100 WAIJTlD f<U'-1 fCR FktSICWT ? RON ' S TeleVIsion Sarv ice . Hou .. celle on RCA . Queztr. GE . Speciallng in Zenith. C1ll 304·&76·2398 •• 114· 446· 24&4. ·' e VrR-r mv co, ACIUAU..Y Fetty Tree Trimming, stLJmp rtmoval. Call304·175·1331 . e MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP r-------------~ WELL, ~ SEE A NE:W F;o'.CE AT MY A N TH:{ERM LEcnJRE "TOQA,Y , I IJ SUALLY~ET CH IPS BUT I HAVEN'T S E;EN YOU BE FORE. WEID5SED ACOIN A ND I LOST. Plumbing & Heating CARTER"S PLUMBING AND HEATINO Cor. Founh and Pin e Geltipolls. OMo Phone 114-441 .'3811 or 614· 44a-44n e ()) Electrical II Refrigeration BARNEY RHidentill 0t commarc: \11 wiring. New ..me. or ,..,.., • Uceneed Mtctrici•. Etttmat~ • ' ftM. Ridenour Electricll 304· : 67&·1781. ' I THOUGHT I'D DROP BY AN' PAY YOU FOLKS A VIStf. SNUFFY ,. MAW AIN'T HOME BUT VO'RE WELCOME TO HAVE SUPPER WITH ME IF YOU DON'T MIND MY COO KIN' e till ...... 1!J !venlng Ntwo A wrap up ol todly'l newa and a look ahead to tomorrow'a new• atorlla. 11:00) em Ctyate~ Light -~ Aerobic c:Mmplo 11111p1 111'.30([1) WO!Id Wllhollt W...: I . MltfiiiMI'I A!rleln Mlollolr t 1:80 (1) Hlrdcl... lnd Moe& ... . D~lerd Wil er Strvtce; Pools, C11ternt , Wtlll. Dtlfverr Any· time. Call 814-448 ·7404-No lundav clll1. . • A & A Water S_.,ice. Home cilterns, waite, pooJs filled. fOfmtrlv Jamn 8oys Water. Same rat11 . Call 304 ·1715 · 1370. ...... ei]J CIJ eoo J.J . Water Senk:e. Swimming pools, c:itttrn• It weUs. c ... lt4· 24&·9285. lnelde lhl PCIA Tour (T) IIIOVI!: . . . (NA) It :43) (f) Tile ..,..,. . . . ~ Hour mltlrNI him. (1 :00) fJ Mar.,._ Current reporll on wo!ld economlca lnd • 1_._ ... 121................. :d:. t1:JO ei]J G Tanlflltllllow (I) =CIUllO' JL) PEANUTS ........ 304·171-2U8. Upholatary 't'OU HEAR THAT, MARCIE? DID R•Mc-couct:nlnd R· ~· lllecr. lt. "'· 7. Crawn ~ Cloy, Oh. 114-IM-14711, E... -- 1D 11-lE TEACHER SAID I WA5 601H6 TO6E ~E •' MA'( QUEEN ' ! NO,SHE SAID IF '(OV IMPROVE VOUR GRADE S, '(OU MAY GET 10 8E I KNEW ~ERE WAS A ''MA'{ ' IN T~ERE SOMEPLACE lnCII-aNI PRINT NUMBE~ ED LETTERS I IN THESE SQUA~ES • UNSC RAMBlE FO~ ANSWER IUCIIIIOII atyll murder. mUll"-.,.,~. ... ,_, """" •• ) ,. 4 I' IIIICANI I . ' I I ...... I I. ' .-------------~ NORTH . ,," 1·11..1 +115 ' 'KH t K 10 713 WEST +KJ86! · Knowing right from wrong EAST +Q7 • Q tO 17 UBI +10DH 'J52 tA2 +QS2 SOUTH By James Jacoby 810 Dl 2 I p ' The deals this week are about hold· I 'tQJ6 " 8! ups, but you must remember that +AKJ ·T many time9 it's wrong to hold up. Vulnerable: Both Maybe the defenders will hurt you by Dealer: North switching suits, or maybe you can't hold up long enough for the play to do . w..t Nort~ Eaol Soo.. \. any good, or perhaps you have no way Pall , Pa11 1NT to prevent the dangerous opponent PaiS " p. . !NT Pea from gaining the lead no matter what Paos you do. There's a good reason for not holding up In Ieday's deal. Cover the Opening lead: • 6 East and West hands and see If you can figure out that reason. When declarer played low from !~'"• dummy at the first trick, East won and ,,. 1 returned a spade to dummy's ace. De· least one honor In spades, If the auli cij; ~ clarer played a diamond back to his vldes 4•3, declarer has nolbl111 to fear queen, but West grabbed the ace and In three no-trump. The doncer 11 thlt" took three more spede tricks to set the the opening leader baa five llpades aiid: contract. • East only two. By taklnJ t)leapaduce • Declarer should have taken the Immediately, declarer auure~ tiiiJ" spade ace right away because he the opponents will not be able to knows that West did not have an origi· more than two spade tricks If till · nal hold,lng of K·Q·J·x·x. (Anyone with spades were originally 5·2 alnee •~­ that holding would certainly have led clarer blocks the suit by iaitinc ~ the spade king.) Therefore, East has at first trick. · - ':' -. • tau"• ... ••., I • ~,., ·-...- by THOMAS JOSE'H · ACROSS 1 Standee's handgrlp 8 Fastener r•:;l DOWN 1 Highlander '" Z Wayne's .. •- Grit" ~ 10 Long for 3 Honey ' 11 Modify badger 4 Blvd. 5 Imbue 6 Celerity 7 Hgt. 8 Keeping place 9 Orbital '" 13 External 14 Accumulate 111 Alter eea 18 Old soldier 18 Control fraudu- Ye~terdaJ'• AHwea 81 Remain 23 Ireland Z4 Halt ae Brink 19 Take ofT point 25 Prepared 87 Beatty 21 Muslim title Ill Consider 28 VIvid In ZZ Hoosier wit 17 •Applause" 27 Accurate "Reds" lently zg - green ·at Greek role 23 Czech river. 24 Come about ZO Bridge 27 Set of hand beliefs Z8 Monthly leUtr .31 Indian 41 Decree otrlclal r.-'""'"ft"""l2'-tt- expense ., '" " • I "I .."?.j ., .c '"'' 29 Luau dish 30Wharf I' ' 1<1 . "' denizen . 31 Ubyan city ' ' . ' ' 33 Dutch commune 34 Front-page .. .. ,, box ' ' 311 Ending for rub or fib 38Tendon .. 40 Slur over 42 Seed coat ··~ ""• .' 43 Obtain by "• ' '; ..., begging «College ' . ,., ,. position 411 Donegal product DAD.Y CRYPI'OQUO'I'E8-Hert'l how tAl work It: WI ' ... . ' •' ' •-' I " AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW ~ ·'' • •• ' One letter standi for another. In this sample AIa Uled .,•. ud. for the three L's, X for the two O'a, etc. Single letters, . ,.. apoetrophel, the Jencth and formation ct the words are all " hinta. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTE 'I '' ' 4-31 - .. ..•• N DNUWAO TNA NP • 0 'T.J, Hoallel' Cll Ule • .,.1 +8 61 0 Pull 1ut 10 I W• I!Jipolll1~~ Nlgl1t Hoolclr and hit lqnner 1*111er INm up to ICM 2 James Jacoby ·H P N K H 10'.30) • BRIDGE 1&:.::,~.1;1 =-a::-d~Hu:. ...... • 114--MII. Cipen-1• • 4:1D, 101. I :ID • 1:30. Old 1 ' ' .... with Lou elllllrA'I'H Ja~onw-..., Owner. 1,000 .. 2,000 Qal , 87 """'*' - Oobbt. 10:301 , .lho chuckle quolod by f1ll 1ng m tl-te m1uing words yo u d evel op from ste p No. 3 below. $ eo 1.111' ""' lhlll- of Qonerll end Aegon titer lht:y w-J•. 111 (i) (I) • W1neraon ' 1 Water Hauling , r11aonablt "'"· immedilta 2.000 gellon ..........,., ciat.rn1, pools, weM , ttc. c .. 304-&71· 2111. - ·-·-'·- -.... -·""'., _ II.,....,, 1117 ... I BELIEVE IT \\OULD BE WISE 10 DO IT AS SOON AS POSSIBLE! Fomwty' l111'e now Jottn'1 f• ..,.or Mde for tqUII..,_ 1112 hMih 150 Mu 11711.00 ""· 1 1 4 - - -. 1171HD71t11A Ill) Mltlock Matlock's mentor Ia framed for e hit and run homlcl~e . (R) (!) Diving McDonald'a American Cup from Mlaslon VIejO, California (T) (I) lloneymoonere (I) (JJ Growing Polno Mike becomes • hero when he'a named Employee ol the Month. IR)Q (f) ([I) Novo Look al lhe controveray surrounding reproductive technology. Q l1ll e1121 Dlnouurl EXplore feet and fant1sy surrounding these once wondrous behemolhe aa atop motion animation racreatos ,lhe prehistoric atmosphere surrounding them. Q iiJ Prlmenewa Wrap ups of lhe day's world newa 1nd In depth feature reports. (t :OO) il)l Hogon'e ""-• ell.l MOVIE: A 8hot In lht: OonqNR)(t :4 t) 8:30 (I) Mojor Lugue BINbll 1D (JJ Sltdge HomN!l Sledge goos on lrlal for the murder of th8 cl1y's biggest racketeer. Q il)l Mojor Leogue BINblll 8:00 e i]J Ill) Olmme I lrHkl When Addy Ia tempororlly unemployed, Nell hires her, lhen !Ires her. (I) (JJ' Moonlighting Maddie and David apend the night with tho bod~ of an escape 8rtlst.(A) (f) ([I) Frontline ow did the Reagan administration support the Contru? C l1ll e C Comegll Hofl: Till Orend Ae.()penlng A wide variety of stars golhered 1ogelht:r on Decembtr t 5, 19~ to celebrate lhe gala festivities celebrallng the neWly renovate<~ world famoue haU. Q . i1J Llny Klllg Uvef In depth lntervlewa with top newamakers and celebrities. 8:30 (!) Volllybllll Kentucky Fried Ch lckon Men's Volleyball: USA VI Brtzll (T) !Ill Till T-Il Nick decides his son should be more macho. 10:00()) 700 Club !Ill NIC Newt Specie! ~ Trillion for Oelenn: What Have We Bouljht? Anchored by Tom Brokaw and featuring rapona by Garrick Utley, lhlt program will like e look at the ellecto end poaelbll coneequencn ol tha L':l:: erma build up, (i) Mu H11d10on1 Q (f) Beck 10 lhl Future: Aeymoncl Loewy • BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondi11onal lifetime guer•ntee. local r.terances fumished . Fn~e Hdm1te1. Call collect 1-614-237 ·Oot88, day Or night. Rogers Basement Waterproofing. "~ nghtr - Hence - Knock - Refuse - SKETCH "I really like our new receptionist," llighed thelellow. "Bul when Iliked to eaa her apartment she drew me a SKETCH." 8:00 (1) MOVIE: A.D,, Pert 4 (NR) \ Home I mprovementa BODUEL " 1 YESTERDAY'S SCIAli-LEIS ANSWEIS Ol Whnl ol Fortune iiJ Crotaftre10:30) Ill iiJ Ill) Joopenlyt ' dacldlngwhattowaar. Herekltr· ·ly aunt told her, "Yourexprsnlon ~h.~ rnostlmpot1ant thing - can L-.--l.-.1.-J.. ......J .. . • . The girl wu hiVIng a hlld dme . ......J L-.J.- ..1..- .J.--.J.'--....1. (2:00) 84 I ... , ~-T~:_;I<&.:.,Ir-.:lr-:::,17,...-l G Complele ·. wouLP you Ll/<f A $'NAC.fc:? weVe GOi MIL.I"Y WAY$, I\1AfZ.S' I~;. . I R E A WY '-- 7:30 ei]J (I) Newlywed 01111111 (!) Mejor LHgue BIHblll't Oreoteat Hill 1977 World Sarles (R) (I) Honeymoonoro AND ERNEST· , ! 1--FI-=.il~::..;:-1...;...ls.-1 reports on world economics and financial news with Lou Dobbs. (0:301 • i1J Ill) WhHI ol Fortuno il)l Blmoy Miller ell.l M'A'S'H 21 ft. Titan motor llome, com· ~ piMely stlf·conteinltd. ganetl· · ~ tor. sl&ept 8 . SBIOO. Call "'r 114·446·0008. ·, t978 Fool F-2110 . 4• 4. loud concltUon, chrome wh..... good condi'liOft t3100. Pit 114-h l· 1710. t814 DoclgoR..,.16Ua4. 3t8 V-8, 4 opel. 32,000 mho. 14760. c.ll6t4-261-1123. I I e 1987 ·T,.velma•ter by COICh· : ::' man. 26H ., 7.000 org. milea, like new , loldttd. Call814- 256· ~. 1217. '· 82 ' " e 24,000 mlln, UIOO. Co111t4· . AINGLES'S SERVICE , • xPe• 742·3080 "'8t 4 ·441-2459. '1-'Ced Clrptnttr. lltctricill'l, meeon, plinllf', roofing Unclud· '80 Corcklb1 cw runt good and ing hot tlf applicltton) 304looko good. 11,000.09 . 304· 675 ·2088 or876-7147. &76-3385. Rotary or eeble tool drilling . 1911 Chevrole1 MaUbu Classic Most wells eomplated Mme 4lty. wagon. AC. AM -FM nereo, Pump Hln ·and tllf'Yice. 3b4pow• windows, door lockl, e•c 811· 3802 cond, 30ot-&?ti -4384. Concrete finish. parking lois. 1911 faurdoor SilwrVolkeswa- b'attmlflla · any slzt ~b. Senior O•ri LS deslel Aebblt , Cit IBn Dlic:ount. Rick Garfield. 42,000.00. 304· 675-2778 . ., 4-986· 4484 . ,.J................... --otllloOI:Io- !!"!"!-.......... _____ """-- , SWEEPER end .awing machine , replir. parts, and supplin: Pick •· ~ up and delivery, Davis V•cuum Cle•n•r. one h1lf mile up ~ Georges .Crll'k Ad. C.lll14· 74' Dodge Otrt t400. 76' Ford 441· 0294. ' LTD 0300. Ph. 514· 388· 91118 .. ''· All typat carpentlf a concrete ;• 1980 Chrysler Fihh Awnue, work: lnt.,lor, tll1torlor. remo· · · good condi11on. Call 814 -446· deUng. Plintlng, roofing. free . ' 0008. ellimatH. C11i 814-448 ·1174. ' . lr'l ml'TliAI«Wiltl6 .J' '. 1181 Pontiac Trans Am. 308 Turbo with Hop, ex. condition. new e111lau11 Ph. 61,.. ·441.-2208 9·5 or 441~2734 on weekends lifter 5pm. ,. ,.... low to form fo ur sirnple words. 'hJ ll5l News (!) Sportslook (T) (I) Beve~y Hlllbllllee (f) Squore One TV Q ([I) Jlec:ret City 1H1 FICie ol Llhi e .lll Dlll'rent Stroltee 8:30 ei]J ll5l NBC !lightly Newa (!) NBA Todly (T) (I) Andy Qrllfltlt (I) • (JJ ABC Nawe !;J (f) Nightly BullnHI Alport 1111 1121 CBS NtWI ([I) CoiOI'Ioundt iiJ ShowBiz Todoy News of the entenalnment world Is anchored live !rom New York. (0:30) IHI WKAP In CtnclnneU elll Hogan's Ho~ 7:00 (1) Herdcllllle and McCormick ei]J PM Megnlne (!) SportaConter (L) (I) Senlonl end Soil (JJ Enteneinment T011lgh1 (JJ People'• Court (f) ([I) MICNell/ Lehrer NewiHour (1 :00) Truck toppftf' and truck camp• for ule. Ice box. fumace. stovCia11illed d \ Truck topper and truck cemper ~ 1973 VW. 91.000 •ctual mtl•. for aale. Ice boa, furnace, stove, : ~. oven. s1...,. e. ee95 . 81 4 -985· D1ys Clll 114-448·1911 Even· 3839. lnga Cell 614-446-1670. 1985 Chrysler 5th Avenue, 16 ,600ml.,.ellcellent condition, leather . interior, loaded Call 114·446· 9114. th1 be- •I]) CIJ • oo 01 111 az 1978 CheVy Malibu Cla11ic, 8-cyl. 113&0 Ph . 114-441· 9219 1181 Dodge Omnl 4-door, 4-speed. ISI. OOOm t C1ll 614· 446·8618. 0 four Rea rrange lett•rs cf scrambled words •t.: 8:00 ()) Big Volloty 79 Motors Homes 81 S©lt~1A-~£trse :::: CLAY ll POLLAN-.;..~..-~-- EVENING rr•....,. ' 71 PUIUU -""'"",--...:..~ Ulltd ~y ' .... 1:S ~ AT 2 BUOO!ET T,r ansmiltlons : Usld. Rebuih . All t,pn torque conwr· ters • trenlf• c.... eve Joints, OUirtnteed, will deliver, c"h • C:lfry or install C.ll 614-379·2220 or 1· 304-1766751. 1971 Dodg• Dart good condi· tloo 1800. Ph. 614 ·266-6278 1fter 4PM. an Ml\1~ TilT DAILY • . TUES., APRIL 21 • & Accessories ~ 1UHP non~ o?U RRE 10 00:: 76 .i Auto Parts 1981 Chevylmp.... 4· door, AC, tih tteetlng, Cruise. AM ·FM. good condition . t2850 Ph. 614·446-2863. t:::1 auKe 11'79 Harley DavMfeon' Cltttic. tour PICkage: 1111i 230-CC Suzuki A.l .V.. Serious inquiries only. 304· 676·5917. I ~ ~ I M THAT... 1112 Honda C8750 CLJitom. New tlr-. n.w .,....rv. pfut tJttrat. C.lllj14-MI·2734. 1:2 ;;:==;==:;::=:;;::::;::= WE JOoST~I\I.WW /i A~... The Television . Viewing p .,.AI,)D '!HIS r;, J,A'( UN:>t~ 1982 Kowaoakl 250, 1984 ' Hondo 3 · Coll.614·446· 4414. EMT, LPN o r RN to perform IS' insuran ce eu mt . Ex perj enced Port t imt~ posit ion wit h fhu lbil· ity. Se nd re1um e to PMI , P.O. BoK 370. Dunbar. Wen VirginiA. r'-----------,-----------~ Large ZBR , rriodern kitche n. get. heat . Furniahed olose to town 25604. Depo t it 6 Re ference. No pet1. Ph . 614-448- 1024 or 446· Feder al. State and Civil Service 31 Homes for Sale 34 Business 2866 . J obs. S16 ."707. to t69 .148. Buildings Dregonwynd ClttlfY Kannel. year. Now hiring: Call Job Line CFA Hlm111yan. Pertiln and fLJrnishtd Apt. 1BR. 701 Fourth 1· 61 8· 459 · 3611 ht. F-13850 large 5BR house. 47 acres. Me ig l local. Cherry Ridg e. Siam,.e kittens. AkC Chow Avl ,. Gellipoli1 . f 225 Utilities tor list ing. 24 hr s. 13 9 , 900 .00 . Cell 614 · 992 · puppiu. New Chow puppiW. Pd . Ph. 448·4416 after 7PM . Commercial ~ildings lor lease. c,lll1 .. ·441· lB44·aher 7PM. Nfw-taki rtg applications for pool 7160 Downtown Pt. Pleasant. Store1, Etficencv ept. utiliti" paid ne11t "V'nagM and life gua rd s. Send room s. bat h v~ . house in offices. A-On e Real Estate. to Rio Grinde College. 1176 per Used living room tofa• and Groom and Supply Shop-Pet r"ume t o J anice Lawso n, Syra· 7Chester, Carol Yeager. Broker. Call 304· lov11eat. Corbin • Snyder Furni- Grooming . All llireed s . , .AII Oh io. Price reduced mo. Ph. 614·446·8883. ctse. Ohio by May 1, 1987. tLJre Ph .614-446-1171 . 1rom 827.000 to S26,000. 676 -6104. ny&et . Julie Webb Ph. &14-446· 0231. 740 Second Ave . 1 BR ,. 118 6. A ON, nn Sftr VI C& c harg e, open Phone 814 ·986 ·3571 . ctean furniture. crystal per mo. Deposit required. Call Good terri t or ie s , phon& 304 ·67 6· glassware, & other clean items. Purebred Pitt Bull Puppies Ph. 5 ro om, bath, utilit't, gerag e, 814 · 446- 42~2 between 9 ·6 . U2 9. Ph. 6t4-446-6398. l':flntral heat. A.C .. t lorm win· 35 Lots & Acreage 814·388-9338 . ' dow t a nd doo n . 614· 992· Nice LJpp&r 1 BR. apt. includes ' Mutt tell G•neral Electric Micro· 5204 . slove & rebigerator t18ti.mo. AKC Registered Brittany Spaniel Situations wave 0\len excellent cond . lew 33 e pret : ~ miles west of HMC. plus LJtilhlet and d~posit . Call month• old $160.00 Ph. 614· Puppie1. Call aft'er lpm 614Wanted GeYernment Hom" lrom f 1 . jU near .2 46·6697 . I route 36 . Call 614-446· 6t4-448-6160. 446· &445. repairl. Delinquent tu property. 8221 after 6. Call 1 · 819- 566 · 16 5 7 Ext . 2 AKC Regiatltl'ed Blue Eyed Grl cious living. 1 and 2 bed· room •partmentl It Village 54 Misc. Merchandise Siberian HuskiH. t85 uch male 'Mlrk wa nt ed mowing, odd jobs. H04440 H for current repo .list . l ot 4-6 acres more-leu. 6 mil" 2yr. old a leme!e 1n old Ph . lidht haulin g. Meigs, Ga llia and from city limita. Rt . 218. Cell Manor end Aiwerslde ApartMu st aell with in 30 days. In 614-446· 2480 •fter 4pm. mente in Middleport. From 614-26&·602t ' ~ so n Cou nties . 6 14 · 992 · Pomero..,, nice 3 bedroom house 1216. In cluding utitltie1. Call 6&89 . with fireplace. full basement and 4 8 / 10 ICrt s· Jackton Co. with 814-992 · 7787. EOH . Callahan's Uaed Tire Shop. Over Regietertd fem1le Great Oanrt: newer aluminum siding. Only 321188 Building. electric & city 1.000 tires, slzes12 , 13, 14, 15, Bleck with whitt blaze. 2% yr1. t 16.000. Call 614· 992· 3117. 16, 16.6. Smiles out At. 218. old. P1y for vet bills •100. Ph. 1 bedroom fu rnished apt . Utili· water hook· up . Owner says no 1 Schools Cal,l 614·266-6261 . 6 t 4 ·446· 1 3&4. ties Plld. t21 0 per month. e 100 rt 110nable offer will be retLJsed. 3 bed ro om home, 1torm win· Coll6t4-286-6522. Instruction deposit. Middlepcrt. 614-992dowt , ·ca rpelinQ, ut ility·gerage Platti c cistern state approwed, 6160. and storage. Garden IPQI. Priced t9.000 2.15 •ere• on Rio· plaatic septic tanks, plastic I culveru. met• I · culvert•. RON APARTMENTS , mobile homea. t r ain Now Southeu te rn Bus· for Quick 1111 . See Fred William· Centerpoint Rd. 1 mi. from Rio 1on or cell 614 · 742·2490 efler Granda clear level front, woods. houses. Pt . Pleasant and Ga11ipo- EVANS ENTERPRISES, Joel<· f rr111 Suppl11:o: 1 •• College. Ca ll 614 -446 · 6 p·.m . · son. Oh . 614-286 -6930. Call 814-448·3806 after 7PM . lil . 614· 446-8221 . 4 67 . /i liVI!SIIil.k Middl eport . refinished inside, 8 Unlurnithed 5 room apt , call Whirlpool no tro1t refriger•tor. Ashton buHding loll. mobil e room, beth. large porch, garage. homet permittld, Clyde Bowen. 304·676· t416. like new Ph. 614·446·8217 Wanted to Do work t hop, good loc1tion. Call Jr. 304-678· 2336. alter 6PM . 814. 992-2602 . 3 bedroom apt with 1tove and 61 Farm Equipment rehig e ntor, all ele c tric , For sele500 gal. luet tank SZOO. 4 acres li nd. leon Baden. Old time log homes. tor mote 304-895· 3873. 126().00 month plus $100.00 John DeMe Baler good shape Jik odd jobs paint ing, drive· information c1U 304-6715· 7384 . 8950. Ph. 614· 379·2802 or deposit , 304-675· 5421 . wey ru ealing, CCirpenl fl r work & 379-2798 . 2010 John Deere dleaellractorroof repa ir, tr ees & t'ledges 507 Chandler Drive, Point Pleaplow•. disc e39150. New Idea Five room apt, Viand St .• Point ftllp,tni enc e d . Call 614 -379 · sant. 3 bedroom• newly remo-· Pleasant, gas and water pa id, Prom dresses for tale. Sl2:1s 7· 8 Dyne Bounce mower 1485. late 2 "~ · doled kitchen and bllh. Nt\V 36 Real Estate furnished optional. deposit re- and 11 · 12. 614-949· 2688. model 224T John Deere baler carpet . Un•ttached glfage. Full t129&. Hay wagon t300. Call ~uirtd. call 304-895 -3450. Wanted w~ like to babysit from 7pm silt basement. largeltvlngroom 19 Inch Motorola ·Quasar T.V. 614· 288-6622 . to} IJ'l. al1o weekends anytime. and dining. Great loclflon. Low Apartment, one or two 1dul1t. with stand 1100. e pc. bedroom Ct 1~14 · 446· 3 978. 50 ' • · c.n J04 -75& -0128 . au ite with box springs end CROSS. SONS no pet s. nice, t225 .00 Thursdey1 9 :00-9:00 u k for 10 t o 15 acre1. letart, New month, 304 · 173-5352 or 3 4 · mattrets$1200. Call614-992· U.S. 3& w.-t. J1chon. Ohio. W iU · ~ lawn mowing and odd Dave. Haven or Muon areal . With or 882-2627. 2413 aftar 6 p.m . 61 4· 211-8461 ' jo6.!.1 Call Roberl Picketl. 614 · wittt out house. Cal1 1 614-4.t6. M1s11y Ferguson. New Holland. 9!lro~888 . No point• or clo• ing CtOitll 3-br, 307 2 after 8 :00PM . Car trailer. Single axle. leaf 8uth Hog Saln 6 Strvlce. Over ' ' 1 ba t h . flmilv room w . 1prlngs. 6 ft. b V 48 ft . t700. 6 45 Furnished Rooms 40 uttd t,. cton to cllooH from wood burner central 1ir. 1 Vr Pc. Capteina bed 1et t1 00. a complet:• lint of new 6 LJMCI Refrigerato r good for camping. a cret . Au um e loan at 10 Finanml Room s for rent. day. week . Mi1c. Volkt wagon part• . Call equlpm~nt. larg~t~t ,.ltction in J)ef cent interH t. Cellafler 4:00 S .E, Ohio. month . Gallia Hotel. Call 814· p.m. 304·675-4450. afttf 5 :00p.m. 814·949-2422 . Rent a l s 446· 9716 . Rent u low as S1 20 JIM 'S FARM EQUIPMENT month . Newly built home. 3 bedroom•. Kimball piano , good condition. 3 CENTER . SR 36 W. Golllpollo, 21 Business wall-to-wail carpeting. 2 c ar point hook up diac:. 3 point hook Ohio, Ctll 114· 446·9777, ovo. Furnlthed room. 5100. Ut ilitln up cutti'tlator. 2 fuel tanks. 1 slit 814·448·3892 . Up front tree· garage, e xt ra lar ge kitch en with Opportunity Share bath. Single male. oek cabinetry. S it uat ed close tO 41 14 incll bottom plowt, Big ruund tors whh Wlrranty O'llr 40 uMd Houses for Rent paid. 919 Second . Gallipolis. Call achool. Minut e• h om town, balet or hly. 814-992· 3888 . •ractOfl, 1 000 tools. 441-4411 atter 7pm. 304· 875 ·88315. 3 bdr. ranch , Rodney Village II. ) NO.TICE I Tony' s GUn Repaitl, hot reblue· Utllhy 81dg. Spl: 30' •40'x9', 1286 mo. plus deposit . AetetenTH E OHIO v•LLEY PUBliS H· lng. Open 9 :00AM t o 7 :00PM . 18x8 Overhead door, Ser\rice cea requ ired. Cell ' Blackburn 46 Space for Rent lNG C O ~ reeommends that you 32 Mobile Homes Call304 -676-4631 . Door. t&333 Erected. Iron Re•lty 814·448·00()8 . do bu1lntll with peop le you Horae Bldg•. &U-332-9741. for Sale know. and NOT to u nd money Hem iock, 5' to 8'. tightly Unfurnished house, 3BR . Rod· through the ma il until you have sheared conical 1hapt. Ideal for MIIHV FltfgUIIOn Trsctor. 19hp Office Space for Ren t. E)(ce llent nev Villaye II , $276 . Ph . 446 · lnvau lgiUtd th e oH11rlng. landacaping . Santa's For111. wit~ plow•. t,.nsporl djtc, 4 row for Attorneys, Accountant. etc. NEW AND US ED MOBIL E 4416 after 7PM . Evans. W. Va. Phone 304-896· plenter. Ford mowing lfl•chlnl. Close to Court Hou ... Call HOM ES KESSEL 'S QUALITY 300t . Wiseman Reel Eltate Agency. lnternt tlonal 1'8ike. NIW Holland M081LE HOME SALES, 4 MI . 3 8A , llvingroo m. lar"e kilchan. 814-446-3644 . ' 23 Professional Bol"' 44150. Ph . 514· 281li ngle garage. ut ility room. on WEST, GALUPOLIS , RT 36. Arbor Vitae. Blueberries. Burn· 1522. Rt . 35 3ml. from HMC. With Services PHON E IU-<46· 7274. ing bush. Birch, Aule11. DogopUon to buy . Ph. 614-446· COUNTRY MOBILE Home Par k. Routfl 33, North of Pom eroy. wood red and white. Holly, 3000 Ford Tr1ct01' with 301 Z 1368 . 1984 &hultt Mobile Home. Juniper~ , Pine, Red luf Maple, Rental trailers. Call 614-99 2· row Ford Corn Plantar. ploWs. " A Utt lfJ Dlftt ign", Interior d e- • What a deall Ph . l!l14-446 ·8126 . Rh odendron . Spruce, Yews, etc . dloc , uno. Ph . 614 ·211· 7479. Furnilhed 3 room cott 1ge all 1ign butlness ior people on All plant• guar•nteH. W•hing· 5522. newly decorat ed , in t ow n, hrn iutd budget l'ndepe nd ently For u le bv own et, 1979 Buddy ton Nur11ry. 16 minute~ North Speca for small trailers. All sd ulu . Plea1e no peta:" Re f. • 141170 . 3 BR . 1 YJ bl ths. tot•l owned. 304 -676-6535 . of Point Pleaunt turn et W81t 1977 Cooo 99(. 58 H.P:, ho ok·up s. Ca ble. Alao efflciRncy Deposit Ph. 814 ·446-2543 . ele c. wood storaga thad, wood rooms. ai r and 'c able. Mason, Columbia follow tigns. 304· excellent condition, new tlr••· 1 Elec uoluK Sale! And Service. 7 11118 . porch. underpanaling, 882·2672. 18800. C.ll 114·986· 4t43 If· New hou te for rent or sale in W.Va. Call304· 773 ·5861. 304 675· 14 57 . Special: Ele c· so me furn ishing s, lo cated lot 4 , ur 8 :00 p . m . 1 nytlme Crown City: 15 miutu from trolu• D ·2 sw eeper e34 9.00. Park Line Mobile Court . Ca ll Adult potty cha ir, $36.00 new. weelctndl. Hunt ington . 25 minute• from Spacious Mobile Horne Iota for 61•· 4•6·3086 1her 1 pm. phone 304·676 -6413. Gallipolis, new local school . C•ll rltnl, large re creation and picnic Wedding plc turea . Spring Spa- I ::~--------'---­ ar ea, fre e lot give away. 304· 15 fl . Bush hog. 3 ft . H. 6 ft. 6t4-268·600 9 . chill . Howa rd' • Studio. phone 8 '11:30 ' Trailer 11500. fum ished Akll mod el M·9 Reel Racord8f· Blodo. 3 PI H. 8t4·985-3811 . 876· 3073 lftlf 5 :00PM . 304 ·675·293 1. Ph. 6 14·446· 1824. with Cros1 Field held sy1tem, Ht . Rent 28 Mill Creek Ph. bLJilt In amp 1nd spe1ker. 304· Ch.Jn saw parts, .suppliH and Space for rent, trailer spaces. 114· 446-89t9 1982 Mansion on beauliful 468·1663. locuat Rd. Rt. 1, Point Plea11 nt. repairs. ~d•• Equipment Stl.., riverfront lot in Middleport Tot1l 304-67&-1076, Handeraon, W.Va. phon• 3044 rooms. batll . all nnw paint, n ice Real elect ri c, AC. two large bed· Fo rmals, blue Gunne Stx, 175-7421. 1nd cltln . Dapdiit and referen ce rooms and many extfU . Ce ll mauve Flitrttions 1111 9 . Pink Ferguson tractor with plows. ,urquired. 1 or 2 children. 614&14·992·3348 . Merchandise with bll ck lace si:re 8. All worn naw rear tlrn. r.ttulh engine, 992· 3090. once. e)(c. cond. 304· 676· new ~Int . •1 . 780.00. Cell 1975, 1211 60 mo bile home for 3 1 Homes for Sale 3669. 304·176·1885. 3 bedroom. unfurnit hed at81 3 ll tl!ll. 12200 . Call 614 ·992 · Mill St .. Middlep ort. noo. Pltf 6941 . Roush 's Tad!: Shop. now hat I.H. Cub with culllvMor land New J B R 2 CA r gtr11ge, brick montll plus deposit Ref· 51 Household Goods Memorial Day Flowers on Rt . mower. v~rv good cond. h ont. front porch, nice lot. 6 1973 Freedom . 1411 70. 3 bed· tren ce• required. Ct ll614· 992· 62 . 1 mile above lakin. e1 .100. Powall .lobacca ••tter m du So u t h o f Oa11 1p o lh toomt . slova. refrigerator, cur· 770 1. SWAIN e1BO.,lobacco blillfs (3) ttiO. 14 7,600 Ph 6 14·4•6·80 38. ta int, t7600. C1ll 814 ·992· AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Complet• Satellite system. onty etCh. GftnrfdgeFarm. 304-178.. Myrtle Beach Condo Rent1l. 2 7479. Ollwe St ., G1lllpoli1. New •used 5 months old. • 1 .100.00. 304- 6604. J BR , ~ batht . Rfltllgl, l g. bedroom1, 2 bllhl , t lnp s 6. WOOd· COli atoves, 6 pc wood l"' 675·6422. kitchen, dining room , Ln. li ving 1974 Granville 14x70, 3 bed· Fu rniahtd complate with linen •. suite $399. bunk bedl 1199. END LOADER, Joho O.ore420 room. AC. 9 WIIe interest 83000 roo m. 1 Yr bath, all electric. Mu1t Tennlt courts, Indoor -outdoor reclin er• naw & Ul ed btdroom WANTED TO BUY 60'1 or 60'• crawler, good cond. n .eoo. down & tfllk t'l over pavme nu . Ph. be mo'tled. U800. 080 . Call poal t , nun•. 1ttam room, re•- sultet. wringer wuhert. • Juke Box or Pin Ball Machine. Glenridge Ferm, 304 · 178 · 6 14·4'8-24 7 2 . taurant . Few steps from th e thon. New livingroom 1ultts &14·985-4367 . 304·67&·2106. 6504. oce1n. No pete . Excellent r1te t . • 198·t699, lamps. Call 614Modatn 3 bndroom home fu me. 1 21150 mobile hom e, unfur. Phone 614-.t23-8817. 446-31&9. L9 kh r.hen plenw of cabine ts, nls hed, 2 bedroo m•. 1970 55 Building Supplies 62 Wanted to Buy r ~ f r igM At or . td ftc trl c rtnge. dll· 3 bedrooms, 2 full bath•. l1rg e County Appllence. In c. Good Dodge .lA ton. C1ll evenin g• only pnsal. dining room, 2 hill b Aths, 304·77J.6279 living room, dining room and ultd t ppli1nc11 •nd TV Jet s. carp11ted. full b11se ment finishe d, kitchen. Alt o laun ~ ry room , 2 Open lAM to 6PM. Mon thru CA. new ge1 turnece. fenced in 1913 Kirkwood. 14x70, J bed· Building Materials car garge. central tit, Eutern St t. 614·441 ·1699, 627 3rd. Stock. brh:k. HWer pipes, win· Now buying shell corn or ear backvard. lg . ct rport. Re.dv to roo mt . porch, out building. ntel· School dittrlct. References r• Ave. Gallipolis. OH . rno\18 in to. good location on lite dis h. l oca ted 1 acre• on dow1. lintels. etc. Claude Win- corn. C11i forl1tHtquote1. Riwr quired. Ca11814-247·.. 945 . Sun set Or, on Second Ave . Ph. McC um ber Roa d, Rutland , ters, Rio Gri nde. 0 . Call 114· City 'Ftrm Supply, 114· ... 8 · Vll lt"t Furn iture , new & u1ttd. 2986. 246·61 21 . Cotta ge 614 ·446· 25 '73 or 446· 11 7 1 . 816 .00 per we_.,, utili· Ohio, relocating mutt Ifill, call Large N ctlon of q\lality turni· ties peid, 304-17&-3100. IUfl . 1216 Eut er n Ave .. 304t·882· 217 1 or 882· 2823. 48R, 2 bUh in chy prlce reduc•d Concrate bloc"' e ll tb:es y1rd or Wtnted to buy gnnd• logs Gslllpolit. 12 8,600. C• ll 6U ·446·658 3. dtiNtry. Mt ton eend. G811ipoil• d•livar•JI to nwmlll. Paul '88 Holly Pt rk, 3 bed rooms. 2 Block Co., 123'11 Pine St .. Mtrear Sawmill, McArthur. 42 Mobile Homes blt hl , inclu di ng under penning, GOOD USED APPLIANCE S rwo nice 2 BR home• with 2 car 304·675· 7298 . G1lll pollt , Oh io Celt 614·441· Ohio 45661 . 614·SH-1133. Wuhers, drye rt, retrlglfltor~. for Rent 2783. IJ irAge St work1h0p, 4.383 I'I CF"el rang•• · Sklggt Appllen c es, • on Rt. 2 18. Ph. 6 14·1l46·9686. 12x 60 mobile ho ~e with 12x24 Upper River Ad. bttlde Stone Live1tock Aeldy ml• concrete and ell 63 Gove!nment ho me• fro m 8 1 IU ad dition. sitting on 100x2001ot, 14xl!l5 2 BA trailer, &mi. from Cr.. t Motel . &14-441 · 7398 . concrete ILJPpllet. Call Ul Valley re pair!. Delinquent ta11 propert'l'. l 18.500.00. 30.t-876· 7889. town on 211. Lilrge privatt \lot Brook Cement •nd SuppN11, 304·7.73-6234, with Indust rial type plev vround Good used color port1ble • ft oor Dutoe loart. Br~ }uM lib tilt Call 1-61 9· 666 · 1e 57 tilt. H· QU ICK SALE, 1211615 mobile eqLJipment. t200mo. Pll. 114- modet TV's Ph. 814·446-1149. bMta we t"tiCI 111 tiM Ohio 043 10H for c urr en1 repo list . homn t 1,200.00. After 1:00 256-13S3. Chlnt Cablnlt, table• 4 chairs: Uuality Ronweil• pup1. Ste Tntatlon that ........ over 2 .1 PM e ftll 304· 578-271 5 we• f 1000. Dow n · l2 3l . per. mo. kend s call 304-&75. 15377. ft both parent• and from la11 lbo. I"' dey. 11 .............. 21R . ref•tn ct • deposit r• 1-n ml ... vweve own, oor hblnL OH. 113--·UH. litter. 814-593-841 or &14tmCIIII 2 b8dron n1 ho1••e. Ca rpet 1 · ,_..,Ph 614 3ll7 7220 IJlareo Zenhh, Hou1e pllnt 1, & 1u1 cond llionfll r- 100' 111&0 ' I· qutr~ , . . . glllsw•ra. Cllll14-446•1318. 191-1317. H-lll>ofood-I Hollon. Lo:, 6 m iiOI i'"m :own 5 14· 33 Farms for Sale 1211 10 28,R , lumlshed. P1anul Cente en lone a 1111. l.aellent 446·8698 9am to 5pm.2 Subdlvi1lon t 1115mo.. .$ 1 00 ftNt<lln9. c.~ Joy 114· 261· Deposit 1 child. oLJtllde peu. 1811tfllrii'M. IulllrHorolonl 28R . Ranch Style Houae, tull C•ll 114-441· 4&1.t ttltt 6pm. F•m. bAt Bmflnt , 2 baths. omt Aitac hM gv, Acres · Modern houH. b•n, g.uage & bre e ze wAv . Su r- hunt ing. Bordt rs WtrV ne Forr11 t. 2 bedroom trailtf' In country. roLJnded by stand of plne1 on 13 t39.000. l tnd Contract- qu1tl· :~y,, old Aogiotonl O...r· UQO ptr month. Gtl 1nd wattt ter Horta Mlfe . . . . . . t400. acres. Pond . new f1111ce, btrn. fled buyt• Ph. 614· 379 ·2144, Wllell 1- W,Yt lnc:ludld. 114· 742-2170. R a' NtwdlorNII ......bnlllte Call days 8 14-446· 2107 01 20 acr• farm Henn~n Trace evenings 246 -6800. I of loMy 0.. lor 300. Colll14·211-1122. Ao1d, Glenwood, W. Va. for l"t 2 bedroom unfurnl&htd, 61 iLJrdette Addn. Newty NdKO· For u le by owner: 2 1tory houte mott lntormt tlon <:111304· 773· ~DI!CA1Telit.D 2 ...., iid Pvre Ired U...O... 11ted. •150. month ptu1 utHiIn Middleport overlooking pnrk. 6 118 or 773-5188 1ft" 5 :00. tlot. 304-273-6155 . Only ooluh. 11-. o l : l -. . -. 30 yr. guarnleed vinyle t iding. - ~fAAAI)e C.lllt4-2H-1117. w -w carpet. 1 1k bllh. unklue O'tltr ICI \<\ 1cre t... m. Vlf'V cl t~n , '~' inquirlta. 19 acr1 matdow. reat pesturt , woodwork. 114· 982 · ~1 2 1 . MobMa home lot ,..,t, 2 bed· good ftnct. all miner1l rtghtl, lo"'ly 'It Wod. April 21, roomt. dapoeh raquftd, you pey Govt~ rnment ho mtt from t 1. 28x81, 3 bedroom homt , 2 7:30 I'M, ,.,.... c - - · ground• Wut.arteton Caurt utMhloo, 304-6711-253S. (U-repalr) Delinquent lax ptop· b lltnl , 2 ponda. Lou of out~dld · t rty. Repoa. . lhlnt . C1ll 806· ings, tchool but and mell by ·· ...... 110- of 2 bldroom ,....,, coupltl. 1 OUIOC'L"-"--.. 687·6000 ht. OH.·9806 lo• door. Price rtduced. 304-458· t 8t 2. Yo ... llrrowa. Clllta. Conlftloll ciiH, LOCIIIt AIL fit . t. ~;: urtent repo list. Point P l - . 304-1711-1071. ~- _ . . , 1'1:, 1132 bedroom hoult in Clif1 on. 9.3 acres, 7 miiM on At. 62 from ~ . IIIMtastta thl ClwftPrice reduced from 116.000 t o Point Pl1111nt. Timer. minerals. t 1,.. ,000. Phone 1· 304· 773· well, septic. Owntt financing, 44 Apartment J 137,200. 04,200 ond 6534. for Rent 1242.22 w momh, 304-5253 lA .. rtcre•tlon foom. kitc hen. 8357. 1 G o i l l , 2' _ .. . . dining room. ..rge front 1nd ' ' Sl• ecra mini· farM. fenoed .,. • • back porch. lx10 wooden build· 1 . ._ I>Mic ,.,.. 4,171.00 111.00. ""· II ... ...1. lng, yerd wi1h c hMn link renee. ture, woo lind. one Mrtl. twq out """ , 1 1 -. /oloo roqulfld 1 Ill .....,,..... ... I ... ... Rustle Hills. Sy,.cu•. Ohio. buildings, lhi'M tledroom. an .200.00 -tltY'dopOIIt, COlli· IT~ 11G............... 114· 149· 2910 between 9 · tltcttic. bfiett ranch home owr- TACT: J t - Eo10110 Dept I'll 4p.m. It 4- ~9 2 · 586 & . n,. 4 :00 look~g rtv.r, nttf' toWn, 304- 44t- llt7 Equal Hou81nt 114-......1. 676·7t19. p.m. OPPG""nlly. ------------------ v Motorcycl81 ' Furni1had a. unfurnithtd 1pts .. . Sof11 end chlirl priced from •180.00 and up. ref•en en Ph. t391to 1995. TabiN t50 and up to t1215. Hide-•·bedt' t380 304· 676-7738 o• 304·876· lo t591S . Aedineff e221 to 5104 A-1 R..l Ettate. t375. Lamps ua to It 25 15 . Court Street, 2 BA , 1 'h Dinettu t1 09 1nd up to .t 496: b'athl; w( ~ carpet. complete Wood tlible w-e cttaln f285 to moderft kitchen. gas heM, well 1795. Desk e1 00 up to 1375. Hutch.. 1400 and up. Bunk lrta~llttd, wired for phone & btdt complete w-rnatllfttH cll:tle tv, ,.,.eta'-''· Pllfking in 1296 and up to t391 . Babybtdt resr, petlo, 137!ii / mo. plus utllltl•. O.polit, Ret..-enc:" 8110• t176. M•ttr ...•orbox required . No pets. Clll61 4 -441·· tprinQI full ~r tWin tl3, firm t73. lnd t83. OueenMtt U21. 4926, ' Klr'IQ 1350. 4 drtwtr ch-*t tl&. New •partment: completely Dr~s1ers *89. G~Jn cabinett .B. lurn. Ref. & Dep. 1 or 2 adLJI11 1 G. 12 gun. Gas or e!Ktric range t375. Baby matt'"'" 135 a only. C.ll &14-445-0338. t~6 . &ed tram" 120. 130 • Spaciout2bdr. apt. , C. A., weter K1ng frame •so. Oopd Mleclin peid. Near Pizza Hut. Galllpoli1. of bedroom IUites, metal c• blnets. headboard• t30 end up Pll. 61 4-446· 7026. . to ee5. Country Uving. 1 BR furn'ed ll)t. AC, W11her end dryer, no Used Furniture; wood table & 2 children or pei1. ref 6 dep benchts, beds. & dresser. 3 req'ed. Cell 614 · 992·2807 . af· miltt OLJt Buleville Rd. Open 9AM to ~PM , Mon. thR. Sat. ter 6PM . 814-445-0322 . 94 locust St. 1 8R . fuml t hed, apt. upsta lrt. e 200 Ut ilities paid t80 dep. Ph . -46·1340 or 441-3870. For business accounts . Full· tim e, •eo.ooo-sso.Ooo-Part· Governm ent jobs·your area. t 16,000.· e:&8.000. Phone· C/111 refu!"d flbl e. (802 )83 8· 8886 E)( t. 1449. 61 Household Goods I.AYN,E' S EPS NEEDED Sell in g, Apaftment for Rent .Pomeroy- Middleport Ohio TueSday, Apil 21, 1987 ; WH X A PGO • VKX SO K E WNJJZ ' I PGO TOKYZ XI PGO "., ... .. , 1 VCLLJOH XA PGO NJOQNALOK Kl(NL. HTWPG Yetterday'a Cryptoqaote: THREE O'CLOCK IS ALWAYS TOO LATE OR TOo EARLY FOR ANY'MUNG YOU 'fANT Tq DO. - JEAN-PAUL SARTRE I ,II C ... 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' ~· ~ • �····· Pomeroy Middlepo,t-; Otli~ ·· :Page-1 0-The Daily Sentinel ·. ~~.~~~·,.~~~,.~~:.~~~ I~~,~~~~,.~~~,~~~~~~~~ . . - ,......---Local Briefs:-___, EMS uni is answer 11 calls Meigs County Emergrncy Medical Services rep<Jrts 11 calls Monday; Racine at !i: 15 a.m. to Carpenter Road for Mary Evans to Holzer Medical Cen ter; Tuppers Plains Fire Department at B: 4H a.m. to a vehicle fire on Keebaugh Road; Tuppers Plains at ~: 20 a.m. to Keebaugh-Follrod Road lor Benjamin Upton to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middlep<Jrt Fire Oepartm ent at 1:25 p.m. to Ollyer Street for a p<Jsslble structure fi re 'a t the Linda Hawley resi dence; Syracuse Fire Department at 2:54 p.m. transported Stan Huntington from a vehicle accidPnt to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Syracuse at ~ : :n p.m. to Forest Run Road for Robert Arnold to Veterans Memorial Hospital ; Pomeroy at 6:01 p.m. to the Beacon Station lor Jack Lan ce to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Racine Rescue and Syracu se Flrr Department at 7:20p.m. assisted wreckers with air bags at a tr actor-trailer accident on Ohio 124 In Syracuse; Racine at 7:~2 p.m. treated Lena and Camilla Y<:ll!r.ham at the scene of an auto accident on Filth Street ; Middleport at 8:41 p.m. to Stonewood Apartments. for Inez Poole to Vet erans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 10:37 p.m . to Pomerov Hm lth Ca re CPntN for Bertha Rlgh!house to Veteran; Memoria l HospitaL Pomeroy slate.s clean-up week To encourage res idents to spring cle$1 inside and out, Pomeroy will observed Clean Up·Ptck 1Jp Week, Apnl 27 through! May 2. Anything will be picked up, according to Mayor · Ri chard Seyler's office. and this includes everything from brush to old appliances. Small stuff Is to be put in pla sn c bags, and everyt hing to be pick ed up is to be put at the curb. The pickup limPs wil l be by wat·ds. Monday in Ward 1, Tuesday in Ward 2, Wednesday in Ward :l. Thursday In Ward 4. with rail -backs on Frida.v. Resident s are encouraged tu ust the· fr-ee· s('rvlce of I he vil lage to clean up around their homes. Racine resident hospitalized .Dennis Teafo rd of Rae·lnc, who play s foot ball for West Virginia Wesleya n College. Buck hannon , W.Va ., is hospit a lized at St. Joseph Hospital , Amelia Drive. Buckhannon, W.Va. 26201, Room 208. He wa s admitted Monda.v afternoon after sufferi ng severa l bl ackou ts in his dorm at the schooL Dennis is the son of Dale and Wanda Teaford. Racine. Cards may be sent to him at the hospit al or the co llege, Box 2oti:! Shooting matches cancelled Racine Fire D<•partmPnt is canceling shootin g matrh<?s for the season_ Dance ."icheduled for Friday A dance will be held at the Senior C'i t lz~ n s Cen ter Friday from R to 11 p.m. Adm ission is $1.50 and !hose attending are askrd to -take snacks . Music wil l be by thP Trur Country Hand . - State pollee Superintendent Fred Donohoe says he experts thc new 65 mph speed limit to result In more consistent traffic flow and not as many accidents. "If ali the traffic .Is flowing properly, there's no need for accidents ." he said Monday, the Fire unit gets cia! i fs right now:· sa id Reed. This suggestion was not acceptable to Fire Chief Charlie Legar, who p<Jinted out that the cost of the truc k would also increase .greatly In a year's time. Legar then requested that income tax money be used to assist with the purchase. Council finally voted, 4·2, to commit up to $16,000 of tht!" income tax money. and accepted a low bid of $125,711 from Dill's Mountaineer. of Ravenswood, W.Va.. for the custom -built !ruck. _!lids were also received from Findley Fire Equ ipfl)ent , M cConnrlsville, $1.11,050, and Kova tch Mob ile Equipment Co., Nesquehoning, Pa , $142,183. Al so present at th~ m~eting wa s Ted Reed. presiden t of Farmers Bank & Savings Co., who commended the out standing work of the fire department and offered alterna tiv e plans for financing th e truck' s purchase. at a 6 percen t int erest rate. Reed said the fire department was one organization for which he would personally solicit funds . In other bu siness, co uncil passed a resol ution accepting an Ohio Env ironmenta l Protection Agenc y- required co mplian ce plan for improvements lo the v.illage sewage system. Council had no choice but to accept the compliance plan. which is man dated by federal law. even thou gh implementa tion of the plan would inclUde construction of a $6.2 million sewage plant. Sey ler repo rted that with the OES chapter slates practice Eva ngcllrw Chapter 172. Ord er of the Eastern Star will have a practice for of flc<'rs on Sunda y and again on Ma~ ~a t 2 ?.m . both days for Inspection which will be hl'id on Ma)' l .! at 7:.10 p.m at the Middleport Masonic Temple. Linda Davis. deput y grand marron. will be the inspecting ' officer. Flower plant sale scheduled Volunteer s of llmcricarc-Pomcroy Nursing and Rehabilita · tlon Cent er. fo rmerly the Pomeroy Healt h Carr Center. will be spo nsoring a fund-raisin g flow er plant salc at the' cente• Monday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. 1111 proceeds will he used for Chris tm as gilts tor the reside nts. . .. BE>ddlng plants wi ll Include pan sies. mangol~s . dahlia s. dusty mill!'r, salvia, celosia. begonia s. co leu s, and tmpatlcncc . Flowerin g and fol iage hanging ba,kct s will also be avatl ablc. Bedding plan ts will be $1.20 to $J.io per pack or $7 for a flat. .. Firm Prict1 Am F.lectrir Pow er·········-·· .n :r , AT&T ........ ... ..................... 24 Y1 Ashland Oil ....... . ...... .... ..... tiO Y, Bob F.vans Farms .. ...... .... ..25Y, Charming Shoppes .. .. .......... 24 Y, FPdcral Mogul. .. ................ .42 % Goodyear T&R ...... ... ····- .59 :Y,. Heck"s Inc ......... ..... ...... ..... . 4Y, Limited Inc........ ...... ... ...... .'12!/1 Multimedia Inc.. . ...... .......... o4 lj. Rax Restaurants ....... .. .... ..... .. . o Robbins & Myers .-···· ......... 11 il Shonev's Inc . .. ..... .... .......... . 29 % Wendy' s Inti._ ............. ..... 111 % Worthington Ind .. ...... .... ..... .lR'!, Veterans Case No. 26,430. BovMiy : jContlnued from Poge 71 • qne rod end ninet een and two · thlrdt link s ; thence t]Orth 1431'.1 degrees west three rods and one link; thence north 86 11• deg rees West three rods and fiheon Nnks; thence south 8 114 de· drHI east six rods and IOUJ Unkt to the place of begin ning, contain ing. th1ee · fourths acre. more or less Reference Deed: Vclum e !04. Pogo 690 . Meigs County Deed Records. • The objec1 of the com· eilalnt Ia to part ition the ·~tarest in the fee estate. or ney l ee !I nnd coats from sold sale. Said defendants are re quired to answer within 28 days after rhe last publica tion ot this notice. GERKEN & GERKE N CO .. l.PA Richard C . Gerken Al1orneys at law 59 East Second Street P. 0 . Box 565 Logan. Dh1o 43138 -0565 Phone: 614-385-2153 Attorneys for Plaintiff 141 I 4. 2 I . 28: 151 5. I 2. I 9. 6tc Beitey, 41327 East Shade Reedsville. Ohio Road, 46772 , was nppointed e•• cutrix of the estate of Harley Linthicum, deceased. late of At . 1. 45772. .Iran offers _,:_c_on_r_in_u,_ ·d_f_ro_m_P_a_g_e..,.ll_ _ _ __ plan's acceptance. EPA now has authority to review village funds a tribunal s<?t up in The Hague his nat ion would end supp<Jrt of to determine II excess money after 52 American hostages were terrorist groups in Lebanon ilthe exists and If Improvement s can released from Tehran in 1980. United States wou ld work to be started. Rafsanjanl has urged rel ease restrain the Mujahedin e-Kal~ Council rejected a bid of of the assets before, but he also movement that opp<Jses Iran's .$15,308.76 from Jim - Cobb suggested In the Interview !hat Ayatollah Ruhollah Khom eini. Chevrol et-Oldsmobile-Cadi llac r-------:--=============~ for a new pollee rruis.er, sta ting that they could not afford to spend that much for a cruiser. A vote was taken on a request from Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman l or one-third oft he local share of funds needed for the operation of the govern·ment· subsidized Blue Streak Cab Co. in~luded The voted ended in a 3-3 He with Councilmen Anderson, Reed and. Henry Werry voting no. Walton said·· the mayor cou ld not legally brea k the He because it involved an expenditure· of funds. It was suggested that the taxi fare should · be raised an additional 25 cents to help meet the local match. And finally . it was announced that next week is clean-up week in , and·that "all items' ' Will be -"e__ll_t._l:_::h:::e..:C;.::Uc:_rb::::·c _--l._ _ __:::._c__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____,___,'"'-- ln .our April 21st Ad on the back page, the BOUNCE FABRIC SOFTNEI SHEETS were incorrectly in our Great American Key Hunt. While this product will be available in our store, there will be NO KEY included in the product package. We regret any inconvenience this may have caused our customers. OPEN MON.·FII. 10-9, SAT. 10-9, SUN. 12-6 SALE STARTS TUES., APRIL 21, ENDS SAT., APIIL 25, 1987 547 Q 7.27 -EJ • Our6.97 ~ K·Gro®1·Gkll. Uquld Fence • Gran Edger 1-gal. ready-lo-use vegelallon killer. Kills unwanled grass around trees. wei_lkways and fences. Savel Our 8.67 Olfho• 1·GkiL Fence • Gran Edger Kills weeds and grasses on conlact with systemic actlort .Prevents weed seed germlnallort Ready to use. Mt~morial Public Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On April 3. I 987. in the Meigs County Probate Court. order it sold to partition the proceeds , and to pav attor· l imir . . . lnt<'rStar(' oi in Charleston from the Montrose Dr ive interchange to thr lntrrstate 77 - lntorsta to 7~ split will remain :,;, mph . The sa me goes for lntcrstatr70nearWhcelingfrom · . thr Interstate 470 interchange in Elm Grove to the Ohio sta teline. Monday Admissions- Robert Arno ld. Racine; Ida Pooler, M iddleport; Dav id Frym<'ycr , Shad!'. Monday Discharges - Grace Holter, Rodney Spires. Lana Gibson. Public Notice Public Notice West Virginia. " The ,new speed Congress_ limit should get traffic running Hlghwav c-rew> post<'d mo ro more consistently." than 1(10 signs displaying th< ' About 390 miles of the stat e·s increased SJX'!'d limit and wore rural roads are eligible for the expected to b!' done midweek higher speed limit that took Highways Department spokes 'a!lect at.Ga.m. Monday in West • man .John Callaghor " ·a rnNI Virginia under the $88 billion drive•r s to keep a r losC<'.v !'on tho· signs brcauSI' tht•re arc some• tContlnued from Page 11 (As of 10:30 a.m.) Provided hy Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt, Ellis & Locwi Meigs County Retired Teachers Association will meet Saturday at th!' Masonic Tempi!' In Middleport for a 12 ::!0 p.m. luncheon. Reservations are to bP madr by Wednesday at 742·2195. . Daily stock prices Retired teachers meet Saturday Public Not ice Tuesday. April21, 1987 Reedovitto. Ohio Robert E. Buck, Proba1e Judge lena K , Nesaelroad . Clerk t41 7. 14, 21 3tc Public Notice PUBLIC NOTIC E Tho M EIGS COUNTY BOARD OF MR / 00. P. 0 . BOX 307. John St .• Sy•acuse. Oh. 45779. Is accepting bids for grading and asphalt paving per the fo llow- ing specifications : A.) Btda ••e to be buo<l 3.97106.97 1.11ve1r Our Reg. 6.o4NI.97 loeolullltll For CaiOI'Iul YCitdl 1870 sq . yd . B.) Contractor will grade and shpe stcme base to insure proper drainage. C.] Prime with .35 gallon per aq. yd. of bituminous Choose # 1 ·gracte packaged, dormant or patented rose bushes In ONOtled varlelles and colora. Add beauly lo your gardens. B 12.88 ?~~97 6 44 Anorted .,..... . . Globe Yews -0ur • Yews lac" are the "Cadil· of evergreen . shrubs . 0.97 Globe Arbarvllaet,l(> reading Junipers ot Pyranldal Arbarvtlael prime coat. 0 .] Pave with Jlnch of 0 . D .O,T. specified 402 asphalt levaling course. E.j Pave with 1 inch O.D. O.T. 404 wearing course. F.1 380 Lin .Or ft. of .BI· phalt curb (price per ft .) G.) Maintenance of 2 inch curb height on bldg. side. H.! Work to be completed by Juno 30. 1987. Bids must be submitted to : Meigs County Board of MR / 00 P. 0 , Bo• 307 Syracuse. Oh 45779 Bid submiuton deadline : May 7. 1987, 4:00P .M . lee Wedemeyer. Supt. 13131 : 141"7. 14. 21 . 3tc ·6.57 17 e88 ~~~88 Upright bergr1111 Shrubs Out 7.91 Ckeclan Urn Altlacl,.,_ Grecian urn In 111811 whde and alone. 18a14Va". SOvel lcfeallledge planting or corner accent. Easily trimmed to herghl and shape of your choice. 67CAtter§} :· Rebate •· • 40-Lb.. Organic Peal ' Moisture preserving organic peat lor lawnJ and gardena. 40-lb. • ....... ~SiockAndlogged_A_onry .,,.,_ w t i - C -. lawn Mdlialdon lorna Awaiabfw Qnlr In K mort StarK CHICAGO -.:W:-=..:..H.:.:.IT.:.,:E~..::SO::.:::X.:.." Ohio Lottery Chicago snaps Milwaukee's win streak Uaily 109 Pll:K-4 2344 -Page~. ' • at y Vo.l.36. No.246 . Copyrighted 1987 Numht•r· • enttne 2 Sections. 14 Pages .P omeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Wednesday, April 22, 1987 15e88 ~~~97 ...........i . Reagan to brief legislators on arms progress WASHINGTON (UPli - Pres ident Reagan, ··optimistic but realisUc"' the United States may ' r0ach a new arms agreement with the Sov iets this year, ar ranged to brief bipartisan congressional IE'aders today on p1·ogress in the Geneva talks. It was the second day in a row for Republican leaders to make the trek to the White House; GOP loaders were summoned for a bri efing Tuesday by Secretary of State George Shult z, who discussed his journey to Moscow last week to sp!'ed deliberations on an intermedia te-range mi ssile accord. Bu t Reagan also wanted to touch ba se with Senate Oe'mocrat ir leader Robert Byrd and his colleagues to win bipartisan support on the Issue. Byrd expressed deep reservations Tuesda .v about the Soviet offer to rid Europe of most nuclear missiles, saying it could limit NATO's defense capabilities and divide allies. "'I would ca ution thE' administration aga inst racing into an agrPement that is cosmetically attractive but. at bottom. works against the cohesion and steadfastnes s of the Atlantlr allia nce," the West Virginia senator said. Senate Republi ca n leader Robert Dole of Kansas also voiced reservation s about th e proposal and urged colleagues to be cautious and patient as tal ks In Geneva progress on the offer \ unveiled by Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachcv . Gorbarhev said shorter -range as well as medium-range missiles should be el iminated In Europe, which worries the NATO allies bcrauseof Warsaw Pact su per iority in conve nt io nal wcap<Jns. Medium -range missi les haw a rang0 of 6110 to :uXIO miles; · shorter-range weapon.< ha vr a range of .100 to 600 mil es_ Later Tuesday, Gorbachev offered to begin ta lks on shorter-range mi ssiles in Asia si mu It ane· ously with their removal from Europ~ - an apparent concession to U.S . demands for a global approach t o nuclear arms control . ' Whit e House ald<?s acknowledged the Kreml,ln has taken the initia tive on arms control as the admlnistr;Hion seeks to line up NATO allies behind its evolving p<Jsltlon. U.S. and So\! let dt'l ega tes are ready to resume thl'lr eighth round of lalks in Geneva Thursday. White House spokesman Marlin Flt zwa iN told rrp<Jrtors that despite the new optimism for an agrt'emcnt. the president remain s caul ious. "' tHo ist optimlstll' but rc>a llstlc ... Fltzwa t!'r sa Id. ·"Thr Sov lets givr t'vet·y app!'<J r11 nc!' of want lng to move uhrud ... butthrl'l) is a lot of !In a. print to be worked out. WI' will wa tch It vcr)· closcl) : · Meigs Local Board .. renews contracts By BOB IIOEFLICH Sentinel Stall Writer A number of teaching and . non-teaching contracts were awarded Tuesday night when the Meigs Local School District Board of Education met in regular session. TE>achers awarded one-ye ar contracts are Phoebe Carey, Kathy Carter. Becky Crow. Jen· nie Dorsey, Roger Foster, Harold Graham. ,Janet Hoffman. Joni Jeffers. Lori Klinger. Cheryl Lightfritz , Barbara Ma · lht' WS, Eleanor McKelvey. Deborah Musser, George Nagielski, Tom Probst, Kevin Sheppard, Linda Stanley, Elizabeth Story, Chris. Wakefield and Connie West. The entire group with the exception of one, Gay Pippert. ' wa& gl_ven the.one-yearcohtracts with the unanimous vote o·f the board . . Pippert was voted upon individually and was given her onl'·year contract with board . members. Larry Powell, Robert Barton and Richard Vaughan voting in favor of the contract and board members, Robert Snowden and Larry Rupe voting against the contract for Pippert. Three-year teacher contracts went to .Jamie Blaettnar. Ric k Blaettnar, Julie Byer, Kath.v Haley, Cliff Kennedy, lleborah Lowery, Carmen Manuel and Debra Mink, with five-year contracts going to Bob Ashley, Sheila Bevan. Rusty Bookman, Teresa Carr, Mick Childs. Carol Crow, James Crow, Ron Drexler, Dale Harrison , Kim Ohlinger and Julie Vaughan. Awarded contin uing contracts were .Jencll Barker, Richard Fetty, Jo Ann Hays, Kay Proffitt and Bill Williamson. Non-rertlficat ed employees awarded contracts were Lorrl Barnes, continuing contract as an aide: Evelyn Hobbs , Shirley Wilson, bus drivers, two-year contracts; Marlene Barrett, Celesta Coates, Dorothy Roach . cooks, two-year contracts: Eugene Hawkins, director of maintenance. two-year contract, and Frances Hunnel , .Janice Lisle, Sandy Napper. Karen Stanley, aides, two-year rontracts . Board Member Snowden abstained from voting on thl' Barnes contract because Mrs. Barnes Is his daughter. Awarded one-year supplemen· ta l contracts at last night' s meeting Wl're Mick Childs, boys ' varsity basketball; Bob Ashley , boys' assistant varsity basket· ball; Rusty Bookman. boys' reserve ba sketball; Cliff · Kennedy, boys' ninth grade basketball ; Jim Oliphant, cross country and boys' head track; Eastern OKs . new contracts RogN Foster. head ba seball I I .· coach; Cliff Kennedy, assistant baseball; Kevin Sheppard, head wrestling coach; Ron Logan, l, girls' varsity basketball; Roger Foster. girls' reserve basket ,, . . . .... ball: Gordon Fi sher, girls' head ,_.._... track : John Arnott. girls' head track: Eleanor McKelvey, year· ." book advisor: Fred Baloy, high school newspaper; Celia McCoy. drama ; Jeannie Taylor. junior class sponsor: Rita Slavin, quiz team: Gordon Fisher, athletic director; Lori Klinger, band director; Connie Wes t. assistant band director; John Arnott. John Redovia n and Martha Vennarl, _guidance positions: Eleanor Bl aet tnar. l ibrarian; Earl Young, slstant highschoolprlncl- . pal, part -time: Rebecca Triplett, Pomeroy Safety Patrol: .Gordon Fisher, extra prin ting for schools·; Joan Corder, head tea cher. Bradbury; Deborah Lowery . head teacher. Harrisonville; Carolyn Smith. head teacher. Mlddlep<Jrt; Marjorie BAfK IN SERVICE .,- Preparations were p.m., when thfll picture w1111 taken , Rodger wll8 at Fetty . head teacher. Rutland; underway Tuesday afternoon to put theler•y hack the Pizza Hut dock, JuHt helow the Pomeroy It•vee, Ron Drexler. head teacher, SaIn service IK•tween Pomeroy and Mason. Early working lo sccur. the hlg hout to the hargc. Pat lem Center; Ed Bartels, head yesterday afternoon, ferry operator Darrell Thoma, s<·uretary lor Pomeroy Mayor Richard teacher. Salisbury. and joyce Rodger was on his way up river from Point Seyler, reported that the ferry wt•nt hack In Vance, food service supervisor. t'lea.•ant wher e his twin-engine hoat had heen service •hortly alter 6 a.m. today . ThE' contracts of John Arnott. dry docked for replacement of a propeller. By 3:30 Don Dixon as assistant varsity football coaches and Tom Probst as a seventh and eighth grad!' football coach were not renewed since there has been a new varsity football coach named , Bob Ashley. and the board .wlshes to follow his recommendations COLUMBUS t UPII - A pro- cut In long-dlstancc rates since on the pE>rsons to be named to Green. adding I hat the Fedt•ra l p<Jsed state tax on Interstate deregulation of AT&T. coaching and assistant coaching Commu nlca t Ions Commission long-distance telephone service positions In that sport. ordered last year that such taxes was attacked as a threa t to The board accepted the resigBut the giant phone compan y be lmp<Jsed solely on customers nations of Lynn T. Lovdal, a business development Tuesday artd high-tech business execu- In the sta tc• of origin. tea cher. effect ive at the end of by the Amerlcun Telephone and tives sa id It would be unfa ir to Green said no other sta re ha s Telegraph Co. and a variety of telephone cu stomers. especially passed an Interstate gross rethis schoo l .vear, and Dorothy .J. electroni c data processi ng businesses dcpendPnt upon long cei pts tax pn telephone service OlivE>r, high school English companies. teacher who has been on a lea ve lines l or elect ronic data trans - slnc·e the FCC order. Thomas C. Green, a vicE' mission. And they said It would. of absence, effective April 21. Rick Grafmeyer. Washington. The resignation of Mary Hag- president of AT&T, led a wave of sp<JII Ohio's chances for attract · representing MCI Communlea· lobbyists protesting the tax at a lng new and expanding tlons, testified that Wisconsin, gerty as freshman cheerleader combined meeting of the Ohio lndustril'S . advisor was accepted. Maryland and VIrginia ar c co n· Senate Finance and Ways and It was agreed to proceed with a Green told the senators that slderlng lowering their gross purchased service agreement ' Means commit tees . when the 4. 7o percent gross receipt s taxes. "'Ohio will be The sa me panel had been receipts tax was proposed by th e moving away from the trend In with Harold Graham lor another driver educat ion rlass this spring assured Monday evening by the Celeste administration, the De- other states ," he sai d. Creon sai d with the administration to deter· Ohio Department of ' Taxation partment of Taxation believed It telecommunication costs ""are a that the tax would be lair and mine II there are enough stud ents would be shared by tel ephon e key - In some cases the key lnl£'rested In the program. The could be handled easily by customers across the country . Ingredient - In · the loca tion reacher will be paid $10 and hour businesses enjoying a 30 percent "This Is not the case," said decisions of most businesses." lor thl' 36 hours of classroom Instruction. The maternity leave of Cheryl D. Bailey. secretary at the Rutland School, was extended from M~ l, thi s year. to June 15. this year, with the use of sic k leave for the absence authorized. The board decided that Leo Morris, a bus driver. will be considered on medical leave !Continued on Page Hl - - ·- ._,_ ...... AT&T, data processing firms attack proposed telephone tax lovely blossoms with attractive peen failaae. SAVE rear i7 Clftlg IWCIIh. 1-Gal. II :feu DDIIIIaln: :. Exterior lal• redWOod; : . tlt~n PIOitcll and r•· . tltorel. Shop now! • . • ' . •• • • ' I RIPLEY, W.Va. - On a 4-1 Herald of Ripley reported today. vote Tuesday, the Jackson A Jackson County native, he County Board of Eduoa lion gradualed from Ravenswood harned Carroll Staats as High School In 1954, received his uperintendent. bachelor's degree from Glenville Staats was hired on a two-year • State College In 1959 and his onrract, commencing July l , at master's degree from the Unl· •IXXJ per year. Staats has been verslty or Maryland In 1967. nterlm . superintendent or the A former princf_pal or Ravens·. chool system since last June, wood High Sehool, Staats has when Dr. James Lannan took been administrative assistant to extended leave. Lannan died the superintendent since 1975. earlier this year. The board also approved a request by Assistant SuperinStaats was one of three final· tendent John Pack lo retire on lsts for the .lob; the Jackson June 30. Con tracts fo1· teaching and non-teaching personnel wereTe· newed at Monday night 's meetIng of the Eastern Locai -Schopl District Board of Education. , Certified personnel given new C'Ontracts were William Hall; Robert Lang, Brian Windon and Vicky Layne. two years: and Cynthia Linton, Steven Weber, Donald Eichinger. and Mi chael Douglas, three years. Non-certified personnel having cont rart s renewt'd were l.uellle Kimes. one-year; Carl Barrin ger. one-year·: Sandra Koenig, rwo-yeur; and Donald .Jackson, Shirley Johnson. and Sally Ca1d' wcll, rontlnulng contracts. Supplemental contracts re· newed Included .James Hurr. fcdcra1 and state program; Arch Rose , sophomore class advisor; G!'orgc Gagai, freshman class advisor: Valerio Ramsbottom, flag and majoreltc advisor and senior high choir: Maxine Whit<'" head, ~lemen tury music; Srotl Wolfe. head baseball coach; Pam Douthitt, head softball couc h; J)('nnls E lchlng~r. at · hlellr director and head boys track c9ach. Ralph WIJ!al, head girls' track coach; Dona ld Eichinger, U61St· ant . Junlor varsity bask!'<'tball coac h; Pam Douthltl , head glnls' vars it y bas ketball coach 11nd head volleybull roach: Mlcha1'1 Douglas, ~sslstant junior hJllh football coach: George GaR!l l. assistant junior high football coach; Larry Price. special rducallon supervisor; William liall . marching band advisor; Grace Weber, head teacher: Grace Stout, luncheon supervisor; Arch Rose, tra nsp<Jrtatlon coordinator. Not Renl•wcd Supplementa l contracts nor rcn~wed at this time lor financial reason s. or bee ausc the rant rart s must be first offered to ccrtlflt'<l personnel, wen • as follows: James Huff and Tom Kelly , senior class advisor: Donald Eichinger and Rita Williams, junior r lass advisor; Sue Arnold, National Honor Socl~ty; Tom Kelly, audiovisual advisor; Ca rolyn Tripp. play and newspaper advisor and English chairman; Nancy Larkins, math chairman: Arch ·Rose. socia l .l tudles chairman; Dennis Eichinger. head boys' varsity baskelball roach : Ron Hill, eighth grade assistant basketball roac·h and co- vat·si t ~· football couch; Robr•·t Lang. seventh grade • 11sslstant ha skrt ball coach; K!'lth WciK•r. assist · ant varsity· tuotba ll coach: Ro· bert Ritch!<'. assls !unr va•·si ty lootbaii rouril :· Sally C'aidwc'ii. cheerleader advisor for ju~ij)r hi gh: C.D . Mcintyre, ju nior high . tCont lnued on Pagr 14 t Vote on action is corrected 'ackson ·Board names new superinte~dent 2-cyc~e. eng1ne gal potu irtd .. rwrrer. BASKETBALL HONORS- WI Min( bullet ball hOaon earlier thfll month at the Euten Hlrh Scllool wlnler aporte baaqaet ·were the lollowlnr playen, pictured, lrom left, Ed Collins, Most Rebounds and IleAl Defensive player; Todd Wll1011, Senior Award; Brent Norton, Bryce Buckley 110 Percent Award; Jell Caldwell, Most A8111alll and Best Free Throw percentare. See additional photo on Pare 3. .The vote taken at Monda y night's Pomeroy Village Council meeting regarding a rt'qucst from Middleport Mayor ~·rrd Hoffman for $1,806 from Pomeroy, as one-third of the 1987Joral match necdPd to operate the governm ent -su bsidized Blue Streak Cab Company, ended In a 3·3 tie . However, Councilman Bruc~ Reed did not votC> against the $1,806 pay ll'ent , as was rep<Jrtrd · In Tuesday's accoun t of the meeting. Voting against the prop<Jsal were Councilmen .John Anderson. Henry Werry and Bill Young. · l ' 25 Cenu A Mult imedia Inc. Newspaper -- ~ Mostly doudy tonight with II dumt't1 o( llihoWt•rs or thunder· storm~. t.nws will rungf.' bt_l. tw••en 5a and 6Q. Cloudy Thursday with a chan<·e of �Wed~y,April22. 1987 ' • Page- 2- .The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Wednesday, April 22. 1987 . Commentary lll Court Street Majors Eil!~t( Help one, another suffers ___s_nra_h_O_ve_r.o;l_re_et ' ~lh sm~ ~~~·~d ,J=:=:~ ~"' ROBERT L, WI NGETT '· Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller BOB HOEFLJI;H General Manager Th<:> Supreme Courrs rereni ruling on afflrmat iv<' artlon allowing employers lo give sp<:>: . ria I preferences In hiring and " prOf!~ O lmg women, le(l me Wilh fPe lmgs of ·both hope and hopt'lessne~s. Hope, beca use of the good 11 ca n mean In so many l1ves: hopeless ness, beca use afflr ma!lve artlon Is a prl nclplr many of us will new r. accept . And yes, beca use ills a pr inciple that punishes thr lnnocenl . 1 have alwa ys supported alflr· mative action becau sc• of what II represent s and what It does. Wh at It represents Is the recogni· lion that some subgroups of peopk have bE'en oppressed by more powerful subgroups. AT Its mosl righteou s. affirmaTive ar· lion refuses to Jet us forget that America engaged In the cruelest fo rm of oppression known : sla v- ery. II forces us lo ack nowledge Ihat the consequen ces of forced enslavC'ment and it s subscquC'nt povert y ha ve foll owed blarks for gc nerallons. And now. lhr Su preme Court has ' form a lI)' ac· know ledged lhc employm<•n! deprivation women havr encoun - te red ov er l hese sa m e gener a I ions. Whal a ffi r m~ live acTion does Is give jobs and oppo rtu nlly Ia A MEMBER ol The Unit ed Press Intern allonal, Inland Dally Press Association and th(' Am r rlca n Newspaper Publi she rs Associa tion. '' LETI'ERS OF OPIN ION ar(' wc.>lcOI'J'lo::' T hey shoold be Jess than :lKJ words long. All letters arcsubjecttoedltlng and rrJJ sr bP slgn£d wit h name. address and telephone n~ mber . No unslgnOO IPU C'rs wUI be ptbll ~o h cd . Letlcr s should bc 'l n good taste, addrl-sslng Issues, no1 persooalltl£'5. !he Lighter Side • Blo.c k that kilowatt lly DICK WEST WASH INGTON 1 UPI 1 - This is nol Io sugges t that s: ill as a ; prrsrrvo ll vr Is more damagi ng 10 you r hea lth Iha n. say, freez ing • mpat. · Still. to th e Px lenll hcy agrN' on an\'l hlng, mos l aut horilll's ro nr ur ' I hal !-iOm P presrrv;.J t ivc•s J rr lwa II h irr 1h;.m o t h(•f' s. II ca me as a bi l of a ' hock 10 rne to lea rn Ihil l srll'ntlsiS , posslbl \' exclud ing those on lood-frJ•r dle• ls. ho ve bee n ca l lng sa ll -r urr d mea l l9r years withou t knowing 111:11 sodium \\'Orkcd sorn r whu l Ilk<• an · Pll'C'I ric n ~s i s lor. ::: T t hou.ch PVflr:vonr k nrw t h .:.~ 1. . Now, lhP goVI'r nment n•por ls, rcscarc hf't's arc fin din g thai "sal! h,Tia,, · work somr of it s prr•sf•I'\':Jt h ·p m;.q;d(' b~ · short -r i rc ulling lh(\ .. <'I<'('!r it· CJ II n:1 r t ion br t ~~ '('f\ n mPa t a nd bar t rr ia.' · . Nt'\\' \' ork : If lhf'y PV('r ., " ba rtN' Ia can grow ;1nd pn.M.l urr tox ins llw t e:Jusc food poiso ning." • Admlltedl,' '· I'm no mlcro blologiSI. will say th is : Ill' mrcll ral n •sra rcher. but 1 Give'n a c·hoirP bf'! wr (' ll .'> hort -circ u it ing f' lf'rt rlrlt~· <~ nd ~lrVf' lopin g • food poi soning. I would 1101 hcsilale 10 <'hoose lhr lormo •r. bu t the posslbll llirs Include lh r Sell'rl C"omm illr<' on ln !rll lgcncc and lh<' House mr mbers ' fa milY lounge. · Thr r hlmnry will be ln•lallccl during th f' sum ml'r r <'r<'ss. Ca l' · roll dl'rl lncd to cstl m;~J r the cost of labor , which Is being dan<' b)' govrrnm0nt masons , rar penlcrs, plasiNcrs and malnlr nanrc wor k C'r ~. Two pr ivu tC' co ntra r · Iars, to whom the Install at ion job was described. sa id lhr work c·ould br done• for $R.IKIO. i\s ld<' from labor . Carroll sa id !hC' mater ials lnvoll·•·d - lnr lu<llng marble, wood and plas lcr- will no! rost morr than $4,Ci011 . . As for !he environmental Imparl of the sprakrr'' flrrplarc. C"ur roll Insisted that lhr new r·himney will nol s!1rk up e nough Ia be visible from the Im posin g plaza fCJ clng lh<· East F'ronl . Hr said thNc are a Iread~' more than 100 fir<'pla rcs In 1hc Ca pito l bu ild Ing. a nd none of 1heir ou1h•l s arC' ,.lslbk frorp Ihe grou nd. For yea rs, off icr fl rcplac<'s ha1·c bee n a mark of prc•s ll ge In Washington. an ars lh <'llr adorn· mcnl serving no prar liru l hea l· ln g purpose. Quilc Ihe cont ra ry. sometimes: Prrsld cn l Nixon • • • ' '· ' "The WrsJ won' l co nl aln co m· • ~·Today Ill .' . history By l lnlled Pn•ss lnto•rnuliunal Toda1· is Wc·!lm•sda.l·, i\prll 11. lhr 11 21 h da)• of 19R7 wiTh 2o:l to 'roll ow . · The moon I' mol'lng 1111)1)' fi'O m liS last qu11rter. . Th~ m orn ln ~ sta rs nrt"'Mcrcury, \"cnu s. JupiTer and Sal urn . • The eveni ng star Is Mars. • Those born on Ihis d11lr arc under lh<' sig n of Taurus. They lnrlude : Spanish Quern lsab<'lla I, who fundecl Christopher Columb.us's !IrsI ::voyage Ia the Npw World. in 14>1: English novelist Hr nry Fielding In •,707: Germa n phltosophN Immanuel Kant In 1724: Vladimir llvlch :1-rnln, leHd<'r of Russia's 1917 I'Ommunisl revolution, Jn.1870: pioneer :~uclcar physlrlst .I. Robert Oppen hei mer In 1904: actor Eddie AlbE'rt l n 1900 t age 79 1: vio lin vlrluoso Yehudi Mcnuhln In 191 6 (age 71i: jazz : bass player Cha1·Jes Min gus In 1922, and singer G!rn Ca mpl>E'IIIn 1936 •l a11c 511 . . •,•• :• On this date In hislot·.v: (: In 1509. Henry VIII beca me king of En!(l and. ,• In 18!19, some 20,0(MJ homesteaders massed along the border oi l he :oklahoma Territory a wall ing Ihe signal to starr tht> Oklahoma land •tush. :• In 1915, during World War I, Germa n forct>s bE'rame tht> fir st to use :9ot~n jldS on the Westt•rn Front. ,; In 1972, Apollo-16 astronaut s John Young and Charles Duke walked :and rode on the surface of the moon lor 7 hours, 23 minutes. ~= In 19jl.'l, Jose Sarn ~y was sworn In as Brazil's !lrst.rlvlllan president •ln 21 years, ont> da y aft er the death of 7&- year·old president-elect ;tancredo Nevt>S._ .; In 1986, a rellred Israeli general ancf16 other people were charged New ,York wllh consplrlni!IOsell Iran $2 billion worth of U.S. made ~warplanes, tanks and miss lies. Israel denied Involvement. The case llai yet to go to trial. :tn mun i~ m . i t will tr-.msccnd co m- munism . IT won't bother to drnouncC' il , II wi l l dismiss it as some bl7.a!Tr chaptrr In human his tory whose las I pagt•s are even now bNng wrl l!en." Who's The source of all th at florid rhrt orlr"! Who has cease· lcssly Inveighed against the " Totalltaritan powers" of -the co mmunist 1110rld? Who · has hm·an gued aga ins l It s "enor.· mous and unparallel('(] mllltarv buildup''" Who has constanlly warn('(] about "'slmplc·mlnded appeasement " of "!hasP who wou ld e ns lave their fellow man"? Yup, 11's Rona ld Wilson Rea· gan, a man lor whom anti· commun ism has be(-n the ha J. !mar k of a decades-long political career. Notwllhstandlng all of that purple prose, there was no cause to expect that Reagan woul~ obliterate communism from the face of the Pa rth when ht> entered the White House. It certainly was reasonable to assume, however, that a man who had been so wary of Soviet adven Jurlsm would exercise a modest dPgreE' of vigilance In protecting the country's diplomatic enclaves In the Soviet Un io n ugH in sl In flit ral lo n. co mmuni st Instead , wr now havr lhr sp<'rlar l!• of no1 onr bul two Pmba ssiC's in Moscow rom promIsed by Sov iet opera ! lvrs- a ft er Reaga n was dl rerlly warned of thai peril by both his Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board and th e ,q afl di rrctor of his Nationa l Scrurl ly Council. The awful Iruth Is th at the man wlio has been thr source of so murh clamo r about "! hr aggrcs· sivr Impu lses of an ev il empire•· did noth ing lo. rcsl raln those Impulses In this one r rurla l respect . On a related mat!Pr. there 's the thoro ughly unrra llsllr as· slg nmpnl given to The 1,400 membNs of the Marine Corps· Security Guard Batta lion - to pro1ec1 140 of this count ry's e mb ass ies and ro ns ul alrs throughout lh r world aga inst spies, ba ndiTs. terrorists and ussorled other marauders. The lmposslblllt)1 of !hat task should have become apparent In 19'i9, when a frenzied mob of Iranians overwhelmed a small band of Marines and took control or lhls country's embassy In 'tehran . Now we have the still-unfolding saga of the Marines posted to Jhc embassy in Moscow bE'Ing seduced by Soviet female lntelll· gence operatives, amid sugges· lions the problem can be solved by merely replacing the younger. single Marines with older, mar· rled counterparts. As a fighllng Ioree, the Ma· rlnt>S are superb. As embassy guards. they 're an anachronism regardlt>Ss or their age or marital statu~. They look dazzling In lhelr while hat s, spollcss un l· fo rms and spit -sh ined shoes. but Wf' OPt •d man• than a p:ood show. For lhose who as., umr lha! relyi ng upon Marines lo guard rmbassiC'~ b a s<Jc rrd trad ition dating bo l' k 10 Ihe nat ion's ra rly ~·C'ars. i t's in strur l ivP to nnlr I hut Ihe pror li<'l· art ua II)· bega n 1n 1948. In selected casrs In whlrh an emba ssy's lnlegr l! r Is bellrvrd lo tx• erida ngl'l'cd b~· polr n!lal 2~ .. .733 -t .7U 9 li .tH3 K M .500 1. 1 , ~ San Fran tlntlnnat ~ 3\\ ta 11.~ 314 3 ~~ H Atla~~la 6 s· .508 Sun Dl t>go 3 12 .200 Tuetiday's ~·!omits .,....--' ...... IL Hou!Uon lbi 1\n~elf'S ' f' Nt'w York 9, Pltbhur~th G HOUKhlll 1, A'd anlll6 fhlt..-u~~:o 3. st . I..ou~ 4 Wt"dnt>sd~ty's Gamf'!oi Philadelphia (Cowley D-t) al Montreal (Hfalon 1·1) , 1: l S p.m. Nt•w York (Darlln~t 1-0) al Pltts.hur,;h CPaUt'nUNI t-1) , 1:03 p.m. Chlc._o !Sulclllh• ~ I J 11t st . Louis /Conroy 0-0), K::u p.m. 1\tlanta lPalmrr ll-t) at Houston IOt•shWt>s 0.0), M:;jS p.m. Cindnnl&tl u...ndrum 1-01 ut Sun Dit.>Ko (Whitlfonl·! ), 10: 0~ p.m . Loti Angell'S l\lalenzu<'la I· I) al Jol111n Franclttt'O (Kruko,v 0.2), 111::13 EAGLETTE CAGERS RECOGNIZED - Pic· lured, 1-r, are Arlene Rllchle, senior; Tonya . Savoy, Best Defensive Player ljnd Best FT percentage; Back· Senior Erica Kessinger; Lesa Rucker, Most Improved and Most Rebounds; and Senior Patty Durst . Absent was senior Tara Wood. p.m. Thursday'" Games Chkaa-o IU St. Louis Phlhtdf'lphhl lit Mont mil Cln(.:lnmdl at San Dlt~o Mhud11. 11t Houston, nl~~:ht AMEIIII:AN LEAGI!E Ei11MI W L Pl't . (i8 13 I .821! It :t .7K6 2 1 7 .3006 Mllwaukt• Nt'w \ 'ork Baltbnort' Rol'iton 7 i . i006 7 l.iiOO 6 I 1.46l 61\ ~ II , .287 9'!t Toronto D:•troll Cle\leland \\"t'N( Mlnm>Kot 10 .. .71.& fallfomlu !olt~t.U It> f hl caao 9 6 ' 3 Oakhmd ~ 3.6tl i ,.Jfi~ 9 AOO H .:1115 II .2tll TeKWi ;! 10 .167 KllR"'l."i Cily •, Tursd~ay 's . I :JI,.t . .tl.:, ~~~ 6• ., 7 Rfos ulls Ni'w \'ork :J, Dl•trolt I ' • flt•\'t•fand 5, Toronto 0 Roston K, KIUI'""" ( 'ltl' II fhiC~tiiiU 7, Mllwaukl'l' 1 Mlnn~ola t, SPatllt• I Tt•xa."i 6, Rtllttmol'«' 4 f adlfornla K, Oakhutd l W('dnf!oidlly' !>I (Jaunt'S Stoaltl{' (l..anWilon 1·2) at Mlnm.... "'uta (81yk•"en I-ll, 1: U p.m. O~tkland (You ng 1-1) at falllornhJ tWIU 2·1), 4:05p.m . Dt•trolt !Tanunat-0) at Nt•w York (Shlrl('y 0.0), 7:3$ p.m. Toronto (Ward 0.11) at ( '1(1\'l'lllnd C>khrom IJ.!), l ;:tl p.m. KanSlL"'. ( 'lty l •!U.C~!olon fl-:2 \ al drew crl tlr lsm when It w:<s learned !hat hr had a cozy fll·r rrack lln ~ In thr Oval Offirr during th e dog dCJys of summh whilr the Whit<' House altrondl!lonlng was going full blast. ECONOMIZING GONIC AWRY : Onr big reason lor !he sN·rrt While House arms deal wl lh Iran was ma ne~· ..: but n(>l t'hc profit s skimmed bv all thr mlddlrmrn, The lsraeil serrbt scrvlc<> and ap pHrcntly !he' Nlr4 · raguan Contras. The money W<' mea n was lhr amount !he Whlfe House hoprd 11 could sa ve on prolccting American ri!Jzcns and ins Ia !lations from Iran larl · Inspired terrorism. A top scrrct lnlclligcnr<' rcpoFt givrn to the NaTional Securlly C"o unr·ll In 1~R~ shaWC'd Iha t hug<' sums could be '"ved If U.S. relat io ns wiTh Iran wrrP lrirndly onre agai n. A sourrc at thc• NS f lulcl us th e lop st•crrl r<'por! estimated thai lhr Unllrd Slates was spC' ndlng $10 billion to $12 billion mon• on rmbassv sc'<'url!v devices, lntrnslvr lnlelllg<'nrc ga lhNin g and other counter· ter roris m measures than would havr to be spent If U.S .. J ra nla~ re lations wrrr normal. • Roston (stuiC'y 1-2 ), i : ~ Jl.rh. MIIWilUkN• {Higuf'rll :l-0) at ('hi· t a,ro (DolMon 1·2), Kp.m. Baltlmon• (Roddldc tor 0-1) al 0-1), K: ~ P·'"· Thur'!Wiay 's (iamf'S N1•w York ul fh•vt•hand, nlf(hl TtolU""i RACINE - The South ern Tor· ra llied lor 20 runs In lh£> firs ! fo ur Innings to defea llhe South we.stern Lady Highlanders 20·5 here Tuesday In an SVAC softball make- up ga me. Southern Is now n overall and . 3-lln The SVAC. Three Souther n piTchers romblned for the wi n as Rachel Reiber hurled the first l~nlng , Lea Ann Clark (he seco nd and ·third, and freshman Shelly Ar· nold the fin al two rou nds. Reiber walked t ~ree. fanned lhree and all owed no hit s: Clark walked five and fanned four: and · Arnold fann ~d one, wa lked none, and allowed the lone SW HS hi! . Coach Kim Phillips crew over came an 0-l deficit In Ihe bott om of the first as Ta mmy Holter led off wllh a ~ In gle, Rachel Reiber s in g le d a nd Crys t a l Hill· slam med a triple. Diana Simpso n sin gled , Brldl(el( e_ Bin g walk ed, Carol Fisher singled. followed by two more walks for a o-1 SHS lead. . -~ Br~a kiron suffered !hi' loss for SWH.S walk ing 12 and Iann in g 4. Southern hilling was Jed. by Crys lall-flll with lwo trip les a n~ a s in gle. Relbt>r two sl ngl ~s. Fisher two sin gles, Tammy Hoi· tcr a ~ In gle. and Dia na S lmpso ~ a s in gle. Lewis had the lone SWH S h(t. Southern travels 10 Eas t ~n toni ght . Llneseore: Sout hwestern .... 1 1 2 0 I ;; ' 7 South ern ........... o 6 5 4 x-20 9 2 Ba tte r lcs: Reiber, Cia rik. iWPI , Ar nold 4th and F l sh~r . Brea klron ILPI an d McFa nn . I r-;:=========:;; San Dlrko 3, Cin cinnati 2 Lns. An~tt>II!S II. San Frantlsco !I lfllnnl•cs · ' ,I ((~orn•u falllornl~ Ill Mlnncosota. nhthl Balllmort• W TuUM, ·niJ~;ht Transactions Tornadoes post 15-8 victory To sponsor lourn.-y. RACINE - The Southern Tor· nadoes of Coach Mlck _ Winebrenner conti nued to roll by posting a 15-8 SVAC victory over the. Southwestern Highlanders here Tuesday In a'\ SVAC dia mond make-up. Earlier Southwestern had de· lea ted Ky ger Crt>ek 20·1. Southern Is now 6·2 overall 5-1 In the league, while Southwest · ern Is 2·6. , Southpaw Kenn y Turle y picked up the Tornado 'wln wllh four and two-thirds Innings or work, \:alnlng relief from senior Mike Wolford . The duo combined for nine wallis and 9 strikeout s . Sean Colley suffered the loss. gett ing rellet from brother Zane In the fifth go-round . They combined lor three strikeouts and lour walks. Southwestern went ahead 2·0 In the first when Zane ~a lley hit a hom e run, Steve Tarbett walked, and Don Patrick singled, 2·0. Southern went ahead 4·2 In the bottom of the frame as Chris ·Stout reac hed on an error , and Amburgey , Shawn Cunningh am, Ken Turley, and John Riffle all delivered singles. In the second Trame Shawn Arnott reached on an error, followed by a fielder 's choice, an Amburgey single and a n error, Meigs Count)' Horses ho<' Club Is sponsoring a lourn ument May 9-JU. $8 E'nlrv fPC. six-man r ard. F'or Info, r; li l ,lpff Tillis · at 742•22H !he score 7·l. David Amburgey Jed Sou lher n hilli ng wllh two si ngles and a home run....Cunnlngham , S1ou1. Turley , and Lis le each singled, John Riffle , had lw o singles, Todd Lisle a triple and Ar not! a hOme run. Zane Colley paced SWHS with lwo singles and a hom e run , Steve Tarbet! two singles and Dan Patrick a si ngle. Southern travels 10 Easrern Con tinued on page 4 HEARING :I CLEARLY?! . BUTNOT • Do some R8(lplo GUem to mumble1. • Do you haw dilticul lv undBf'standlngt COf1versa.lional spaach? dirticuHy under- voicus on TV? Bradbu ry PTO Is s pon so rln~ a Men's AS. A. Class C'& D Softball Tournamcnl on May 2-:1 al Harti nger Park in Mlddleporl. Entry fcc Is S6o a nd 111'0 balls. F'l rs l, scro nd nnel thi rd plac·e 1rophi<'s wi ll be awa rded . Dead· line for enlerl.ng Is Ap1 '11 28. ~'or more Informa lion r:J II 992·1i89Il or The answer may be a unv all In· The ·Ear hearing tnslrumenl. - ~92 - 2107:!. - - --...+~+oc:.: I S~ecfal of the Week. FISH TAIL .~, l S1.24 t IN FOODLAND'S SUND,A Y MAILER THE BRIGHT & EARLY ORANGE DRINK SHOULD HAVE READ: BUY ONE 12 OZ. CAN FROZEN BRIGHT & EARLY ORANGE DRINK _• • Do you ha\18 standing some Plan lournanwnt ~ \ ··. With Frlt~..... s1.79 ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY "At the IIIII of the P-ny-Ma10n lrllltt POMEROY, OH. •·•••·o'· PH; 992-25511 ,~o .+ ~ ·"'· GET ONE FREE Ltwhtdl KansWi f 'lly - Pltutod clll cht•r Ed Hcw:n on l~ t> 15-day !ils~hlt'd llsl, rt>trOtutl\lt' to Sunday. 1 Foolhllll Mlam 1- ~lpf'd ,.·ktt•rrctoi \·tor and I!Ullrh•rhat•k Jim ,J<' n,..t•n, ~aflty Mlkl• KozlowMkl and slpt'CI frt•1• a,ct-nbl offmsh'l' hu·kf to Clt'Vt'· land Grt•m, dt•fmJ~IW hack IJHort Hohlt•y , llnl'blll'k t• r Laurus SUPIIIOI WitCH MEAT 1 Riggs sets mark -at Kenyon College POMEROY - Nick Riggs, · former stand-out Meigs High , athlete. has l>E'come the all -time bas&steallng record holder at KenyQn College. The threE"-year ,,starting shortstop for the Kenyon -Lords entered !he 1987 season with the season record lor stolen bases. which he ca ptured las t year. · , On March 24, he l>E'came the si ngle game and also the ca reer record holder with four stol en .bas es a g a In-s t Ca p I t a 1 . University. , Nick, son of Dr. Kt>Jth and .Barbara Rll(gs of Pomeroy, was , named to the all· NCAC baseball .team his freshman year at Kenyon . Nick Is pursuing a B.A. , degree at Kenyon with a major In .·English. lnl'adc•rs and lhl' host gc>l'rrn· men ! c: mn ot be r<'lit'd upon 10 provlflr nf"<'dcd prolcction , Ma· rlncs rould lnderd be used to drfl'nJ lhr farl11!1· - lithe s lzc- of tho · forcr and tra inin g WC'I 'r adequate'. · AI all ot hc•r tim es, the solution Is lo rrplar<' thr Marines wlt·h securit y a nd Intelligence person· ncl SJl! '<' iallv tra lnr(l for " mls· slon of prot<'r lln~ cmbassiPs- a prac!lrr olh< 'l nat ions c-mbral'rll long ago. lis· SMIT!'"ILD 24 OZ. BJIOUGHTON'S Based nn bo,. slicloer pnc. ol $11,;119, in<klding destination c!wie• with $3.000 down. at 99 AIUNal fe"'"""J!" Rate Jilancirll for 60 lrllllllhs lor qualil<d rol.li burenlillooill c~ Crodit Corp. oration on new dealtr stock. Title and taxes extra. MuM lake de6-.ry by May 5, 1981. POSTh!AlJI'ER: Send adot'"" r han l!<" 10 Tbr Dally S<"ntlntl. 111 Co urt Sl.. Pom.,.O)'. Ohio 4l769. Po• 1 ::~~~~~~.~~. J\ 2~ f Onr Mon<h .. .. """" " ...... ·............$~.4 ! One Yf:'a r ...... ........ :,..... ··.... .. ....t6~.~ SINGLE COPY PRICE , Dall y ..... ... .. ......... ................ 2:1 Cen11 Subscribers not deslrlngtopay nw car· Mer may remit In advBnCP dlr«1 to Thf' Dally sentlnt"' on a 3. 6or 12 month baslt. Credit wUI bC" ~vl'n t'arrk'rea ch .,..t'ek. - No subscrlptloM by man ptrmlllf'd In areas whl'l'f hOmP carriE'f' aervk'fo II .............. available. tu:: w..u '................................. .: r.otHMelp~ 26 w..................... ' ................ ~2 w..u ··-"""""""""""'"""""""" " Melp C..IIJ uw..u ............ ' ,.............. : : : "Since ell'8tything Is compromised anyway, the trl6fl were worrderlng If they could get b8Ck to some heavy fraternizing again, • w..u .................................. 11'1·., .-w..u.:................................ . 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Ohio. bv the Ohio Vali<"V Pub1\~hln·~ Co mJ)in~ !Multlmf'dla. In c.. Berry's World $2.39 Ll. SHREDDED Bo1led Ham ................. }UW. 2. 19 IOMIMADI ~ Ham Salad .......................11~ •• 89 · The Daily Sentinel . J. Breakfast Ham Loaf ••••••~,.• $1.89-, ICDKII1 Ll. .$ ... Bologna w/'/4 lb. Free••.•• 1.59··, ( ' hat\ 't"t, und lln t•hacktT('hriMGuth. Letting down OUr guard ____R_o_be_rt_W_:.:al..:...:..t<'.:..::..r.~ WAS H INCTON - "Thl' lll>E'r· CJ is wou ld ha ve us brllrvc th at we do not fore• a thrrat .. . lbUII !hcrc i~ u co mmunist plan for world ronqu csl a nd ITs fina l pla n Is 10 conqu er the UniTed Stai<'S . .. "As good Marxlst-Lcnlnlsls, Ihe Sovirll l<'aders havo' opr nl)· and publlrl.v drrlarcd lhal the on ly· moralit ~ the~ rC'eognizP is lhai which 11'111 fu rther their ra usc'. whlr h Is wor ld revolut ion 7 .417 j .3G.I 9 .:WK 5 West Tax money burns ____Ja_ck_·A_n_d_e_rs_on_&_D_n_ll•_V_a_n_A_tt..;_~ WASHI NGTON - If vour hea ling . frdrra ll ncome lax bite last week The speak<'r 's offlre, Carro ll came to $4 ,Ci00 , vou should gel a explained. " Is the mosl Imporwarm glow knowing th ai this Is Tant" In thr new scrllon, and just wha l House Speaker .J im "arrhl trrturally and funr tlon Wr ig hl 's new office fl rrp lace will ally IT should have Ihe sa me lype ros t. lf you paid on acld lllonal of treat ment as older part s oft he $R,IJ(MI, Jhal ' ll be about enough Ia building.· · So the shortcoming have th e fireplace lnslll lled wiTh "Is being cor rected '" with the a r hlmne)· Ia lhr Ca pit ol roof. flrcplare lnsla llat lo n, ht' sa id. AT The new flrcp laC<' In thP pr<:'senl , Carroll add ed, there arc spea ker's offi ce wi ll givr lhr 'no pla ns to put fireplaces In the Texas Democrat lhr sa me archl- offices of lrsser morlals In the lcrlu ru l a menit y cnjoyl'd by F.as l Front. othl'r congressional power play Thr lnslalla!lon work. In l'rs, like th e Seni le's maj oriT y Wright 's sero nd -floor off lrc was and mlpo rity leaders .' to be done ea r lier th is monlh EllioTt Car roll , execut ive• as· while !he speaker wa s in th e slsla nt to the Ca pi tol arehl!rr l. Sov iet Union. Wr ight ai des rc· lnlll all)· told our rrporlrr Ka ren fu srd lo Jet us see how thr work Is Ta ll ey that Wright had ask<'d for progress ing. saying a " lour" a flr·cplacc. He la ter reca nted, rould be a rranged later. But thr howc,·<'r. saying lhat the ar-rhl- architect' s plans rail('(] for a trcl "stron gly n •commcndrd " 29-lnrh·by.:lo-lnch opening surthr flrc plac<' and Wright was rounded by and elgh! ·lnch mar · recrpl iv<' 10 Ihe sugges tio n. blr facr. Mosl St•nale and House leaders The plas lrr·rovered ch imneY are In 1he o ldr r pa rl of t he Ca piTol WJ IJ r<~IUir!'S " _jUS! a CO uple of building, whkh was bu ll! \\'ilh fe~t " of s pa r <' In lhr rornrrs of working flrrp larcs. But the 1wo upper-fl oor offlrc s. Carroll speaker's offl re Is In the East said. He drr lln ed , " l'or Sl'rurll v Fron l exlr nslo n completed Jess reason s,·· to pinpoint lheofllclals !han .10 yea rs agu, when flr epla · who wil l have th e speaker' s flu p <'CS were no JongN needed for runnin g up Ihrough !heir olflrcs, '" 11 ; 6 fhit l,,ltO , Montrt"at Phlla And 'adl y, some employers make a joke out of affirmati ve acTion . Thr.1· deflanlly follow t~e leller of the law, with no und ers landing of 1h<' splrl!. They hlrc "token" workers, often !OJ' 1h1• most menial ppsltlons available, just to m<•rt quota s. · dis(·ow•r any lhin g lh HI shurt -('i n ·uit s th r a!lrartio n •belw<•en mro l a nd ca lor ies, Ihey will ,re~~ ~~~- have so mclhlln g. ·· As II Is, thi s finding s('ems a trifle high· to ned. AI le•as ll'm prel!y sure thr meal we r urPd ha ck In Merkel, Texas, had no rli·ctrlr ro nnPC·!Ion With ba(' ll'l'i:.l. Why. somt' of those curin g sl ru rlurcs dltln ' l eve• n nave r lrr trlr light s. My co usin' s smoke house, for cxa mrp lc. In lhosC' da ys, mP;It was cu ret! i n onr or two wa.v s- b~· sa l t in ~o r smoking. IT Is perha p Iron ic that thesJ rur turr .wherrc un·tl m< ·al was } tor('(] at my co usi n's hom< ' wus rui iPd a smokehouse•. ·•• Wh!'n W<' wrrr .voung, his smoke house was om· of the• fir S! pl aces wr would go In search or somclhlng to disg uise our hrra lh whrn we hCJd been ou1 In m.1· grandfuther 's llc lds smoking tobac<·o. · Usually. no mall<'l' how mue h c· urr·d m<'al l alP, !his plo.v failed . My molh<' r m uld smrll toba cco smoke even If a lad had ;- ~ubs!'qurnll y •·onsum ed a wholr peck of gar lic, as we ll as a frw sla bs ·•, of. r urrd mpa!. And smoking was grounu.s for· ro J'pora l pun is hme nt. ;.;. ~ rgea nt pun ls hm rnl. too, most li kely, alt houg h my mothN ;;ri>rmally dldn 'l ml'ss with hi gher ra nks. ·~-: Toda y, of roursc, sh,. co uld I"' sy(![i'iii'W hi ld a bu se. At th e lime. • )lowrver, long b!'forr I wa.s draftc'ii ali(]-m\l'amr a non-ro m myse lf, : ~!lrh damages wcrr unhco rd of. .·> Now bark to sa il-cured meat. • : As cx plai nl'<l by lhr Agrle ullu re Dcpa rtm r nl. studi es show thai ,. barlcrla ra usrs spolla i!r bul " r an'! clin g to me'a l'" If Ihe elrrtrlr • r hargl' Is broken. Thr doparlm<' nl say s s<'lrnllsts got lolcres tr d In "exploring sa il's , mys l<'rirs ·' b<'<'ause "ca ling lao much of IT ra n ra lsi' bloO<I pressurc." l would 'haw ass umed That <'al ln g loa much of an)·thlng would be 1 bad for one's hra ll h. hut see lhr agrrrmenl mrn!lono•d In the second paragrap h above•. ~ Mso b<' advlsNilhal curing mra l wi th too lillie sa l! docs n' t work ; c·l! hrr. In lhal c·w nl . arr01·dlng 10 lhr Agr lr ull ur<• Deparlm ent. 6 .33M 7 .462 j Pht shur~h pi'Dpk who would not haVf• had lhls oppor.l unl! y wit hout II. J'w watr h<"d It work <"ffcrtlvcly Time and Jga ln. especially among thr handicapped. I've seen talentt'd a.nd rapabll' handicapped workrrs go jobless for years , unll l a ff irmative action progra ms wrrc put Into plar<' to overrid e the prl'judlces of the romfo rJ able, selfish and mea nspi rit ed. But all the good brought by affirmative action can't erast' the truth that affirmative action doe.,, In large pari. brings the sins of the fathers lo vlsl1 on the so ns. Put morr simply. the pi'Dpi P who suff<'r from alfirma · rive acTion arrn't the ones who did the disrrlmlna!lng In the first pl<~re. i\lfirmaliv<' action Is the bill no onr wants to pay , bri'a uSf' we weren't around when thr debt was lnru rr<:>d. The payme nl Is all\·ays p~r­ so nal : One person qualifl<'d for a job Is passed Ol'l'r in favor rj someo ne of a dllfcrl'nl skin color, sex or physical condition. 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