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4-B THE BAYTOWN SUN Monday, May LYNETTE NIEDZIEJKO, left, holds the Junior School Orchestra for excellence plaque won by Gentry in of performance at a festival Huntsville. The orchestra also won first division tion. Lisa in UIL competiaward Henry, the right, showing the UIL trophy, won an individual from National School Orchestra Association sville at the Huntorchestra. (Sun staff photo by Jim Kyle) 'Weirdo' linked to nine deaths MANLEY HOT SPRINGS, Alaska (AP) As authorities dragged river for bodies, townspeople spoke quiet-. ly of the "weirdo" drifter with a long knife who wandered in last week and is believed to have killed nine people before being gunned down by police.

"Nobody will feel better until they can get some bodies out of the said Cleo Schnorf, a resident of this backwater mining town of 80 people about 90 miles west of Fairbanks. "Nobody will get any rest until they do." Michael Silka, 25, drove to this community of log cabins on the Tanana River at the end of the Elliott Highway about a week ago and set up camp at a boat launching area about three miles from town. On Thursday, six residents of the village went to the boat ramp for one reason or another. None was ever seen again. Silka, shot to death Saturday by state police after he killed a trooper in a helicopter pursuing him, also has been linked to the.

of a trapper in this rugged central Alaska wilderness, and was a suspect in a slaying last month in Fairbanks, officials said. think this will be remembered every breakup (when the river ice breaks) for a long time," said Ed Crestin, 28. "Things may not be the same any time soon. I think the people here may be a little more leery of strangers." A pregnant woman and a 2- year-old child are among those who vanished and are presumed dead. Residents said Sunday recalled they are certain they were killed and thrown into the river.

Authorities presume the missing people were killed, Sam Barin with the Alaska State Troopers nard, a homicide investigator Fairbanks, said Sunday night. Dragging for bodies was to resume Monday. "It's a dangerous river, a horrible, horrible place," Barnard said. "This river doesn't give up its bodies very often." Residents said the bearded Silka arrived about a week ago in a brown sedan with a canoe lashed toi its roof, and camped by the river. "He was scraggly and he acted really weird.

This is the end of the road. All the weirdos end up here," said Patricia Lee, who with her husband Bob operates the Manley Roadhouse. Another resident, Teresa Conger, said that in her only meeting with Silka he could not stop fussing with a knife. "He had a huge knife that he just kept sharpening and sharpening," she said. "He was just obsessed with that knife." By Friday, townspeople had noticed that six people were missing and called state police for help.

Troopers arrived at 2 a.m. Saturday. They found marks at the blood-splattered boat landing indicating that objects had been dragged down to the edge of the muddy river, still clogged with ice from the spring breakup. Silka, already being sought for questioning in the April 28 slaying of Robert Culp of Fairbanks, was soon identified as the suspect, said Lt. John Myers.

Deaths and funerals HUMPHREYS HIGHLANDS Services for John Thomas Humphreys, 86, of Highlands were to be held at I1 a.m. Monday at Earthman Highlands Funeral Home Chapel. Humphreys died Saturday in a Baytown hospital. He was a member of Highlands Missionary Baptist Church. He is survived by his wife, Linnie Louise Humphreys of Highlands; IWO sons, J.H.

Humphreys of Brazoria and S.L. Humphreys of Blubberville; a daughter, Elsie Skinner of Highlands; a brother, P.G. Humphreys of Channelview; and two sisters, Mattie McElwee of Houston and Mary Madden of Houston. Six grandchildren and 12 greatgrandchildren also survive. Burial will be in Memory Gardens.

Services are under direction of Earthman Highlands Funeral Home. SLOANE Services for Jerry Simpson Sloane, 84, of Buchanan Dam will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Earthman Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Rob Skinner officiating. A longtime Baytown resident, Sloane died Saturday in a Houston nursing home.

A retired machinist from Exxon's Baytown Refinery, Sloane was also a gifted musician. He was a member of the Sloane and Threadgill Harmony Duet, which appeared on several Houston radio stations and entertained at many social gatherings and church functions in the Baytown He is survived by his wife, Jewel Easiest Ever! Printed Pattern 9266 34-50 SUN CLASSIFIED 160 31 People To People Rentals 101 Legal Notices 12 Lodge Notices 501 Houses for Rest 100 Personals 542 Apartments for Rent 104 Special Notices 503 Mobile Homes for Rent 105 Lost Found 504 Bedrooms 106 Car Pools 505 Wanted to Rent 107 Card of Thanks 506 Articles for Rent 100 to Memoriam 507 Business Rentals 100 Travel News 200 600 Emplovment Real Estate 201 Professional 202 Mana gervent 601 Houses for Sale 203 Sales 502 Acreage for Sale 204 Medical 403 Business Property 205 Technical 604 Vacation Property 206 Trades 605 Farms Ranches 207 Clerical 606 Out of Town Property 206 General 607 Waterfront Property 209 Part Time 600 Lols for Sale 210 Temporary 609 Property Wanted 211 Work Wanted 610 Houses in Move 212 Bus. Opportunity 611 Mobile Homes for Sale 612 Traller Spaces 613 Monument-Lots 611 Moblle Homes 300 612 Trailer Spaces 613 Momument-Lots Articles tor Sale 700 301 General Articles 303 Bullding Materials 302 Musical Instruments Rec. Sports 304 Equipment 305 Antiques 701 Boats 306 Livestock-Supplies 702 Boating Equipment 307 Pets Supplies 703 R.V.'S 308 Food Fare 704 R. for Rent 309 Soil-Fertilizer 705 Sporting Goods 311 310 Articles Sales Wanted 706 Lease Garage 707 312 Articles for Trade 800 400 Transportation Services Offered 801 Automobiles 802 Imported Automobiles B03 Trucks- Vans 401 General Services 804 Work Cars 402 Child Care 805 Automobiles Wanted 403 Building Contractors 806 Antique Cars 404 Instruction 807 Auto Parts Service 808 Motorcycles 809 Utility Trailers THE BAYTOWN SUN CLASSIFIED WORD ADVERTISEMENTS 3 4 5 6 LINES LINES LINES LINES APPROX AMOUNT OF WORDS To 15 15-20 2173 25-30 1 DAY (90 per line) 2.70 3.60 4.50 5.40 2 DAYS 130 per 5.40 7.20 9.00 10.80 3 DAYS 187' per liner 7.83 10.44 13.05 15.66 4 DAYS 182 per lines 9.84 13.12 16.40 19.68 5 DAYS 178' per liner 11.70 15.60 19.50 23.40 6 DAYS :72 per liner 12.96 17.28 21.60 25.92 6 days the rate is 77 per line with a 3 line minimum (All advertisements minmum based no) OTHER INFORMATION LEGAL ADS.

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Services are under direction of Earthman Funeral Home. PINCHBACK McNAIR Services for Jarrett "Jerry" Pinchback of Baytown will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Antioch Baptist Church with the Rev. Sherman Gray Jr. officiating.

A 50-year area resident, Pinchback died Thursday at his home. Pinchback was a member of Antioch Baptist Church, where he was an ordained deacon and a member of the board of trustees. Licensed as a barber and a bail bondsman, he was a member of local, state and national professional bondsman associations. Also, he was a member of St. John's No.

I Lodge of Baytown. He is survived by his wife, Almease Pinchback of Baytown; two daughters, Dr. Carolyn L. Pinchback of Brooklyn, N.Y., and Bernice L. Vangins of Kansas City, and a son, Willie C.

Pinchback of La Porte. Seven grandchildren also survive. A wake will be held from 7 to p.m. Tuesday at Johnson and Frazier Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will be in Montgomery Memorial Cemetery in Montgomery.

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