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Reagan's chief arms negotiators also traveled to Reykjavik to be on hand to provide asslstan.ce: Pobldexter told reporters. ~·We're well prepared." Gorbachev arrives today but Reagan will walllDllll Saturday to open private tal'~ with ttte Soviet leader at Hofdl House, the legenda~y haunted oousethat will serve as their meetblg plaet.:. . One admlrl!stration aldP dented reports that Reagan and Gorbachev w~;~re ready for a "hand· shake" agreement on an accord on medium-range missiles. . "An agreemept on intem1E,'dlate rang\' JlUsslles 6 UPl White House RepOrter · . REYKJAVIK. Iceland (UP! I - President Reagan ·and his key advl.sersaremeetlngtoday, preparing for :til€ weekend summit with &Jvlet leader Mikhail .Gorbachev and one aide warnS that a ooped-for · agreement.ln one area of arms roouctlon Is "not a :done deal "· : The 75-year-old president had a low-key arrival in :drizzly Reykjhvlk with greetblgs at Keflavlk airport from Iceland's President Vlgdls Finnbogadotur and ·ottter Icelandic officials. ' Reagan plans to make courtesy calls on :Flnnbogadotlir and Prime Minister Stelngrimur :Herrnannsson to thank them for making arrange·• ments for the summit in a record one week's time. selection in the Housewares Billfolds ............ Sl2 .80 Department, 1st floor. R"!!· hoods. commltteesald. anextra 54.<XXljobs \voutd have been available b1 the domestic industry and 2.8 million tons of steel manufactured abroad and sold here blstead would have corne out of U.S. mills. "The committee finds that while the president's steel program has reduced ttte surg\' of steel Imports into the United States, It has not . done so sufficiently to eliminate the threat to ttte existence · of oor domestic steel!ndustry." the report concluded. • , Admbllstratton officials have ac· knowledged the program' s effec· tiveness was hampered by &art-up problems in latel981andearlyl985, bu! tttey ·said the partial success obtained so far·shows the effort wUl work over the klng run. However. the committee sa,ld the prog!"am was fundam entally nawed b1 that it did rot apply lmporlllmits On a global basis and JUNIOR SIZES 3/ 4 Ia 20 Reg. 11J Slocks ........... I13,SO Rtg. 122. Slacks ........... IJ6.50 127 Sla<ks ........... I20.2S Billfolds ............ S14.40 did not adlequateiy rover all the dl!!eren t tvpes of steel products shipped to the United States. Reagan announced his program b1 Sept emt~r 1984 after rejecting reeommendatklns from ttte [J.S. Internatklnal Trade Commission that the !10'1ernrnentlmpose broad quotas and · tariffs on various carbon steel imports found to have bljured U.S., producers. Reagan said sweeping Import limits woold ang~:>r U.S. trading partners run d provoke retaliation against U.S. exports. Inaddition, he said U.S. •consumers woo ld pay billions more dollars ~r gonds ttecause of h1tgher steel prices. As an alte1[native. Reagan said he would negol.late separate "volun· tary restraint agreeinenls" with steel-exrorttpg COWl tries that. cu· mulatlvely. 'Would achieve the 20.2 percent goal ' br flriished steel. Congress ratified Reagan 's prO· gram by paBslng leg!slalkm giving the preslden t power to ·enilrce the agreements , and· setting ttte 20.2 percent market share as a goal. Since then. the admlrilstration has reached agreem~ts with 17 countries and the European Community. UPl Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP! ) -Gov. Richard F. Cei!;Ste Is a "pay-as· you-gogover;nor while his Republl· can opponent. Jarrtes A. Rhodes. "played Rlissian roulette with Ohio's !utu n~" with huge bonded debt. accordlngtoCeieste'sruMing mate. At the same time, Paul R. Leonard, the Democratic romlnee for lleutenanljgovernor. said Thu!li· day thalthe •Celeste administration has no plans to raise taxes during the next four.years. Leonard appeared before the Press p ubb of Ohio. made a pres en tajlon and answered CARHARTT BROWN DUCK HUNnNG CLOTHES ALSO SALE PRICED 1"!1. $25.00 to '27 .50 Billfolds ............ S20.80 SALE! Close-Out Sale I See Our New Seleetion Corningwear, Rubbermaid, small · appliances, cleaning supplies, kitchen utensils, dinner ware,' lossts and gloss sets and mon. ANTIQUE SATIN BATH TOWELS and .KITCHEN TOWELS DRAPERIES Limited quantity in·solids and patterns. ~iscontinued patterns and colors. 112 PRICE· . ' ELBERFELDS . WALKING 'JEii11MONJAI.S- Pom~roy rt!lldents BU!y Joe and. Kay Spencer can been spoUed early every IJI)min(f as they routinely walk through ttte \'lllage in ooe dlredlon or the ~rer. The Spmcers are convlnrecl that walking Is good for ywr heart, your .,ngs, and your attitude. 'lbey will he assisting with ihtl American Heart Assoclation's "turkey.walk to be held Saturday, Oct. 18, from' l lo 3~ p.m., at Meigs High School. . soc';at;on Heart as ·.sl·ates ,.,urkP'\!11'a k 1 .J :~ l "1 Ill I Make excellent gifts. New colors, new patterns. All first quality. Ready for your selection. HOME FURNISHINGS 1st FLOOR .' . ElbstFeldt POM£10Y, OHIO 16141 992 ·3671 CHA!tlE CARD · not a do~e deal. the aide sa~?· The eastest part JS over. Were at the hard part. . Shultz said duration. ver~lablllty andot~~r aspects of negollatl~ns In ~nev~stlll htadhto be n . e::,do::'ci The P":~ 1dent so . s pu uman ng ~ regional Issues on his agenda. f~h particular attention to the Soviet occupa~~n~·d ~an~a.~. ll Reagan was descnbed as co . 1 e?t an ~ prepared " for his second sum:n~ With the :~~ leader. The two world lead~~- ere .ex~1tn In announce the date of a luU-sca e su mmit ~ g the United States by the time they complete their six hours of ta~ks Sunday. . h h did The preside~! left Washington st':"';mf t : 1 e in not expect to stgn any agreements m ce an . say g Moscow's positions ?n a great manY issues .. "Success Is not guaranteed," Reagan told dignitaries on hand to bid him !arewell. "So we go to Reykjavik for peace. we go to this meeting for freedom. And we go in hope." · The president tried to avoid jet lag during the six-hour !light by having an early dinner of his favorite dish - meat loaf- on ICelandic time. Hatless and wearing a tan raincoat. he stepped off Air Force One and boarded a motorcade to the U.S. Embassy, where he got a tour of his temporary . residence on this volcanic Island south of the Arctic . Circle by U.S. Ambassador Nicholas Ruhwe and his wife. Nancy. · DON'T STOP STIRRING - Wednesd~ and Thursday were apple butter makkig days llr members of the Scipio Senior Citizens Frlencly Neighbors Club. After peelbig .17 bushe~ of rome ' beauty apples, the group mllde approximately 250 quarts of apple butter- the old fasljoned way - lo a coppe,..llned kettle over an open lire. The apple ootter Is ttelrig sold for S3.50 a quart and any~e wishing to make a purehase may call 74Z.= 1o the HarrlsonvWe area. 6911-0021 In the Aloony area, 1>r visit the group's bean dinner on Saturday at the are station In HarrisovUie. On hand 'Thursday to take turns stirring the sweet concoction were, left to 'right .• 1o frolll, with balldo on the paddle, Sadie Carr, VIolet llillon and Tllebna GOes, second row, Louie Ou1sll1111 · and Exa Mae Christian, T.K. and MOdred Workmam, and Nellie Bergan, third row; Emest Carr, J1nuny Dillon and Sarah RoDins. otrer groups In Meigs County which wDI be making apple butter m~utle: '111e Rutland Cburcll of Gild, on Thursday and Friday, • Oct. 18 and 17. Place orders hy caUing 'MZ.211110 or stop by the church, and Racine United Methudlst Olurcll on Wednesday, Oct. 15. Quarts and pints w11 he on sale at the church after 5 p.m. To place orders call M9-2139. l.ro,nard: ~o plans·~!.~~!~~~~~:~~ taxes Sale Prices IJUO to 118,50 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper ' . . WASHINGTON tUPI) - The : Reagan administration's program • to reduce steel imports has given : anemic U.S. steelmakers some ' relief, but loopholes have cost an : estimated 54. <XXI American jobs and : ~eptthe industry from regablblg lls · compelt1lve feet. a congressional : report says. : A study released Thursday by the • House Government Operations ; Committee found that. two years : after ttte administration effort · began 1 Import levels are still too "high . and the "voluntary" steel ·~ Import restraint program has not ~ achieved Its target goal. : The five-year. program was · supposed to redu~all steelimports to 20.2 percent or tht' U.S. market. compared to a 1984 peak of 26.4 ~nt. Instead. as of June 198i. imports were hoverlrig at 22.7 percent of ttte market. If the target had been met. the Complete telection of styles ontl sizes; Jackets, coalt, <overalls, bib unrolls, dungarees, vests, R"9. $15 to '17 2 .Section , 1 6 Pag es jHouse study.finds loopholes .Jn steel import limit pr~gram WORK CLOTHES Billfolds ............ IJD.80 enttne ~eagan 'prepares for atTivll.l o~ Go~~~~~~~U"'"""'"" CARHARTI BROWN DUCK Our ntw Christmas seltc~on roody for wour choosing. All quahty loolhen in a "'riety of . slylos and 1olon. Rll!l. 113 to 114 • Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Friday, October 10, 1986 s·ALE! Steclal PriceS! BILLFOLDS OFF • By LEE LEONARD DUTCH 20°/o PICK-4 6665 joons. BRAS - GIRDLES PANTIES BUXTON Save now on cookYfort: P;rex, · ., Voi .J6, No_. t11 • Copvr.lghted, 1986 Tonight, partly cloudy with a low 45 to 50. Light soothe~ winds. Saturday, partly cloudy with a high near 70. . · 920 100% polyester slacks, poly· /woe I blends, poly/ <olton blends, corduroys, I ' To$31 98 Plant Them Now! LORD ISftACS Daily Number .e .qo LADIES'' · VIDEO ·TAPES T-120 Long and short gown~ long and short robos, night shirts, pajamas, T~ies~ mini gowns. SIZES S to XXI Dnd 32 to 48 'I PANTS, SWEATERS, TURnE NECKS, KNIT TOPS . MISSES SLIPS . ' Reg.· $12.00 ••.• Sale s9 Reg. $30.00 .•• Sale S22 .50 Reg. S36.00 ... Sale $27.00 . AVANTI FALL SLEEPWEAR ·SALE . Ic SPORTSWEAR SALE • .. MEN'S & BOYS' WEAR· •FLANNEL WORK SHIRTS .. · Cordless rechargeab". Vacuum deaner. sAvr20°/o PANDORA ,, SA~EtoN THESE ITEMS Ohio Lottery Mets even ·in playoffs . ,- Page.3 Ill ......, · Have y~ ever seert a · ti6n Is ·ttjlng to sp~eal the word Turkeywalk? that walking Is !teart-healthy You and YOIIr family can see exercise that all fam ily and participate In a turkeywalk memt:ers can enjoy. I»ctors Oct. lB. from 1to3 p.m., at Meigs rtrorrunend Zl·ll minutes of Local High School. when IQcal brisk walking at least three residents gattter· for ttte Arnerl· . times ~ 'week to ttelp rondlttoli · can Heart Assocta lion's heart and lungs. turkeywalk. Turkeywalk also oilers tncen· Tu!Xeywalk Is a walk-for· tlve prizes lor walkers. Walkers pledges event tor ttte ent ire turning in $.1l oc · Jll!lre ·will famUy. Areabuslnessesarealso receive a free Thrkeywalk T· encouraged to sponsor a team c1 shirt, 'Those turning In $00 or turkeywillkers. Funds ralsed . .OOrewlllrecelveaT·shlr:tanda throughturkeywalkpledgeswlll ' turkey. 'Imseturnlngb1.$19lor be used to support the American more wUI receive a T·shlrt, Heart Association's programs c1 · turkey and an American Heart · research. education and com· As!K>Ciatk>n hooded sweat sHrt. munlty service. For more lnt>rmatkln, or to · register, call 992-6222. Plooge But l'ilrkeywalk also presents ·· sheets may ·be obalned by a message of IJ'€Ventl0n: · · contac!blg MW!e . Mldklfi at The·Anierlcan Heart Associa· Bank Ole, Pomeroy. ... '-~-------~-...... • I' ,f questions. · The Dayton mayor said Rhodes stuck Ohio with a $2 billion unemploymen t compensation lund debt and a large debt on capital co~strucllon proJects: Governors who gloss over delicit spendblg play Ru ssian roulette with the jobs and livelihood of the very people that they were electEd to protect. and Jim Rhodes has played.~uss!an roulette with Ohio's future, tte said. "I s~ Dick Celeste as 3 pay· as-you-go governo.~. as much as humanly po~ible, said Leonard. "Jim Rhodes was the kind of governor who dwelled on lxlnded lndebtooness and preferred to pass political leadership in thls state." James A. Duerk, Rhodes 's cam· palgn aide said that by borrowing, the forme~ Republican governor built university buildings. technical schools, parks and highways at Inexpensive rates. "They wruld cost six to eight tlmes as much now," said Duerk, who added the Rhodes bond Issues are being retired Due;k said Celeste opposed a oousing bond Issue "b.ll when tt was lime to hand ru t t~ k>w-lnterest mortgages. he p~t on his drum major's hat and got at the head of the band. He ooesn't mbld lx>nd Issues if they help him get some · Senators OK jurist's hnpeachment WASHINGTON (UPI) - Harry everything I believe in was as· ment articles charging Clallxlrne Claiborne - , disgraced, defeated sau lied beyond repair." wrote the with purposely filing false tax and stripped of his fooeral judge· Nevada judge. The note was given returns for 1979-19ro, mlsbehavli>r ship bl .a historic Senate Impeach· to a Las Vegas newspaper pub· and high a-lmes forbelnginnvlcted rrtent trial- !~mmed It up In a note llstter who championed his cause. · while in ol!lce, and brblglng • scribbled to a ~riend: "A part of me U.S. marshals later esoorted disrepute upon the judldary. died here tod<ly." Claltnme from the chamber for his Under special rules used in the The Senate. convenblg as an trip back to prison. trial, Sen. Strom Thurmond, R Impeachment court for ttte first An overwhelmblg majority of S.C. , the presiding officer. In· tllne In 5() years. convicted Cia!· Senators convicted Claltnme of structed senators to stand behind borne Thursday of three of ttte fo)lr each of the three _impeachment their desks when their names were articles of lm.p,eachment- s!mUar articles. easily surpassing the .called and vote elt·her "gull ty" or to lndlctment!l. two-thirds vote required by . the gu ilty." n' was only the fifth time in U.S. Constitution for ronvictlon b1 the "not The voice votes lroke an eerie history a fed1eral o!fl~er has been rare procedure. silence In the vaulted chamt:er. · Impeached 11nd removed !rom Clatlxlrne Is the JJth federal After the !our votes were com· office. official - and the .ninth judge · pleted, Thunnpnd read an order The House began Impeachment ever to face an Impeachment trial. procedures against Claiborne b1 Four judges prevk>osly were re· formally rustJI!g Claiborne !rom July, ln!uriati!!d that he refused to moved from otflce, the last in 19~. office. which ooncluded: "II is quit his post nr give up his $78,700 "We did what we had to oo ... . therefore ocdered and adjudged arimml salary despite his Imprison· E\1!n the judiciary Is not aoove ttte that the said HaJTy E. Clallx>rne be, ment for tax b-asiOn. law," said House Judiciary Chair· .and he is ~reby, removed from He had been convicted of tailing man Peter Rodlro, D-N,.J., h~d rl o!!lce." to report mcome of nearly $107.<XXI a nble·memt:er. House panel that The Senate decided not to vote on b1 l9'i9 and 198l and bas been served as the prosecution in the whettter to bar Claiborne from ever serving a two-:year prison sentence ·" Impeachment trial. holding o!!lc.e agabl. at Maxwell A: lr Force Base since For the first time In history, a May. group of 12 senators- blstead c1 Claiborne's lawyers spent Thurs· Claiborne. Ill, Ustened b1 grim ttte fuU Senate - heard the day runnblg !rom court to court b1 ·· silence as the .senators, standing at evlrence in the case during a week an attempt to halt the Senate vole, ttte!r desks, msponded "goUty" or of hearings. TheSenatethen,actlng argulrig the judge was not given a "notgu!lty"wlhentheirnameswere primarily' on that panel's advice, chance to fairly p~t his side c1 called. Afterwards, he wrote a note · spent three days deciding whether ·the case to the .full Senate. They tn red mk on ~ piece c1 paper. to remove Claiborne fi'om o!!lce. were refused at 'every turn. blclud· : "A part r1 011~ diEd here today, not The Setrate deliberated !Jivately lng rejectklns by two Supreme !because of <lefeat but because for nearly five hours on Impeach· Crurt justices. .. . . . ... . Leonard said the Celeste admln· lstration will be dedicated to "oolng more with less" du ring its nextfour years. and wUI make the government "lean and mean." "There Is no plan, absolufely no hiltlen agenda. no plan in this admbllstratlon to raise taxes in ttte next four }ears." said Leonard. He was responding to Roodes's aUegatk>n of a week ago that an admbllstratlon oodget memorandum soows excessive spending is "catapultblg the "'<¢ate of Ohio toward another Celeste tax hike." "When Dick Celeste and his running mate start telllngyruthere wtll tte ro tax plan, yoo can believe there is one," responded Duerk. • · "Celeste.sald in 1982 ~had ro pans to increase taxes. But w~n he gut blto o!!lce. he couldn't wall to drop his 90 percent tax increase on the people of Ohio." · Leonard ~aid there is no need for a tax increasebecauset he economy has Improved sinee 1983 and Celeste has balanced, the oodget and buill up a reserve. '-' "That cash reserve will serve as a cushion to protect the stateofOhlo against any·downturn between oow and tht' rod of the next admlnL•tra· . tlon," said Leonard. "We have a governor of today who is piann!ng for that eventuality and a governor of yesterday who made ro pans for a recession and was operatlrig the government on a shoestring on a day-to-day basis . "Jim R!Ddes Hkes to blame ttte recession ilr the fi nandal lroubles : during his last years as goverror," said Leonard. "Had ~only been as smart as Dick Celeste. had he had a rably day !u nd. hal tte had a cushion to protect this state against . a recession. he woo ldr\;t hiive 'to blame anyone else. "U only Mr. Rhores had managed the state's flnan01s and blvestments as well as tte 1\ppar· ently managed his own while tte was &Qvernor of Ohio. we'd be in Fat City today," said Leonard. He .was Nferrlng to Rhodes's bloome tax forms which soowed tte netted more than S9 million In property sales and Investments, .from 1981·85. �.' • • .' ' ' .. rF::rid:a: :y: ,: O: ct:;:o: oo:r:1:0:·:1:9;: 8:6.;=:::================Po=m=er:o:y::M:id:d:le:p:o:rt:,;O:h:io=====::;--:~:-:~--:-:-7"--:Thr:e..;D;.:iii:;;.ILy, ntinei.. . :Paga- 3 ' ' The ·Daily .Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio , DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS·MASON AREA ~~ !Slffi!lil' qjv r"T""L..ol...-.-o l""l""E>doo=o . . ROBJJ:RT L. WiNGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller BOBHOEFUCH General Manager DALE RDTHGEB, JR. News Editor AMEMBER of The United Press.Internatlopal, Inland Dally Press Associa tio n and the American Newspaper Publis he rs Association. LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome . They should be less tha n lX) words long. Alllt:>t1 ers aresubjrc t toed lflng and rn.Jst be signa) wilh name, address and · tt>lep honc number. No Wl slgned letters will be publis hed . Leiters should be m good raSH', ac\drPSs ln g Issues, not personalities. The Lighter Side Great verbal • • • ctrcumnavtgation • By DICK WEST WASHINGTON IUP! 1-Efforts by Pr!'!\ldent Reagan and Secreta ry of State George Shultz to explain the "disinlonnatlon" campaign against Libyan leader Moammar Gadhali probably is the stuff of which satire is made. A good satirist also might havE' had a field day with their ratbnalization .• of why aconvicted Soviet spy was ll'leased in New York shortly after a U.S. journlist was freed in Moscow. But be wary of such compositions. Blurb-writers and certain book critl~s are fond .of asserting tha t some modern author or another Is "the greatest satirist since Swift." The authors In question may simply be "the grm test sitarist since Swift." · I have no knowledge. incidentally, that Jonathan Swift . the great English satirist. every played an Indian lute. "' ·The sitar virtuosos I am referring to here was na med Ringo Swift. as I · recall. Ca me from Liverpool, as I recall, and used to have a funny haircu t. Played with a British combo. As .J recall. Satire. however, requires CE'rtain knowledge on the part of both reader and writer. It won't do to rely on a perhaps faulty memory. You've got to know quite a bit about a subj ect in order tosatirize it. and it also takes an amount of perception oq the part of the reader. You should know. lor instance, that President Eisenhower usNl to answer soml' questions in a circuitous manner, as tho commen ting on the Daniloll cas£'. When .'lOmE' writer satirized oneQI his npw.;confermct's. thoseof us in the know immediately recognized that there wasn't a word of truth in it. Nl'VerthelC'Ss, a White House spokesman felt obliged to deny that Ike ever said what he was quotNJ' as in the satirized newsconterence'as saying. ·When I was a ·Jad, I was delighted by Jonathan Swift 's story of how th£' Ulliputlans. a race of little people, tied down Dr. Gulliver, a nonnal -sized . person. : · When I later read that Swift originally wmtr "Gulliver's TravPJS" as a • satire oft he political sltution as it existed in England at the time tcirca ' 17261. I was badly flummoxed . .Gulliver's voyages as a ship's d?ctor also took him to thE' land; of the Brobdlngnags, the Yahoos and the Houyhnhmns. but those were sat iric. too. In those days, I knew little abou t lBth ce ntury Englis h politic~. a situation that has changed very little over the years. I'm still badly flummoxNl whm it' comes to rt'latlng Swift' s classic to sa tire. That is one of the reasons why my own writing rarely rises . or sinks. to ihe il'Vei of satire. When writing about American polilics. l tr;,· to >1ick to slapstick, or burlr'Sque, and i<'t it go at that. It Is not. r might add.that I lack the knowledg£' to b!' satu· ic" l. Bulllra r I))at you, the rmdcr, might not b!' similarly informed. I I'TICan, you don 't have to be very knowledgeabl£' to appreciate t hP Mar·x Brothers. do·you? But have a go at satire and as sur'!' a<; you're born some kid v.ill 0ssumr it is fiction. Or. WOI"SI' yet, somrone at lh£' White Hous£' \\'il l take it til£'f'a ii.1·. f:Today in history • What next .ill • ' • other editors • • 1984 Ford F-1 SO ........... SS99S Fully laodtd. · • 1967 Ford F-250 ........... s1 SSO 'I ·• ..' I I • < ,, • .. ' • I '•. ''· ''·. Sharp Truck. 1979. Chevette, 4 spd...... S99S 1978 Cougar ................... S149S Sharp car, PI, PS. 1978 Thunderbird:.......... S129S Auto., PS, AI-r. . .'• 1978 Cordoba................. S119S '• ·• • . '•, ·• ''' I ·Opinions of • Air. . . $ ~.. 895 1976 Chevy Van •••••••••••. . .good. Auto., PS, R~Jts s. Africa? .·,;.:. he had called Wallac-e a "Sol· sbevik." O'KeeffE' rpplled, the inlonnant related , that she believed in WallacE>'s poilcles, Including hls desire for closer relations between the United States anrl the Soviet Union. "Also," the FBI iwrote. "the sublect (O'Keeffe ) had make remarks which werE' not lin accord\ with his line of th inking, and remarks that would 0011he made by loyal Americans." She Is "ultra· liberal." the informant said, and "her political phllosdphy doesn'l sound entirely Ameriqan." At the height of McCarthyism. this was enough to set the. FBI bloodhounds on O'Kee'lle's trail. A Nov. 16, 1953 memo from .the Albuquerque FBI oH!ce to head· quarters in Washington explained · the threat O'Keefle posed to nat ional securit y: . "Due to the closeness of Ablquru to Los Alamos, it Is recommended that a case be opened and that the subject (O'KE'<'ffE') he· checked oot." . The investigation was approved, and diligent detective work soon turned up further horrors regard· in g the artist. She "frequently entE'rtalns guests of foreign extraction in her borne," the G-men reported. Of particular interest to the FBI was a man of either Chinese or Filipino extraction who stayed in her home while O'Keelfe was visltlnj;t the Ghost Ranch, a resort operated by her friends and neighbors, Earl Vance and Arthur Pack. · The FBI notl:'dtbe man 'sdescription, but was frustrated in its research on him. "No 1\mher information was av.allable in Abi· qulu,' : the FBI reported , ex plaining that "the UriE'ntru tarKeo ru w ry few peop1e and stayed to hjmself most of the time." In ·addition to 'her visit s to the dude ranch , the FBI noted thaf O'Keeffe had a room at 509 Madison Ave.. New York City, in November, · and December 1953. The G-men nE'ver did interview . O'Keelle about her foreign guests or the Oriental house sitter. and the file was closed on Feb. 5, 1954, "until · such time· as infonn ation.., Is received that ·Is of ' a substantial nature." The final report states: " It Is to be noted that the New Yor~ flies and the (AIIJuquerque) bureau Illes failed to reflect any ln!orma· tion of derogatory nature regarding .:O'Keelle)." There Is one mysterious refer· erce in the FBI file on O'Keefle to the "John Reed Olmmunlst Club" in New York, tlnugh It appears from the context to be a reference to one of her acquaintances rather than to the artist herself. The names and other Identifying Information in the mentio n of tbe. club were blacked ou t. r==::;:::;::;:::;::.==-ii=========-r==:::::==::=::::;:=T======== I. Public Notice · P~!~c~~~tgE ELECTION Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice ces previously ena:ted inoonsistent with thMI ordin111ce BrB roy, Sta'te of Ohio, un.,im- NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS In m...,r;anca IMth Ohio Reviled Code Section 6721 .03. there will be publiolood In ... next few weeks a lilt of those - · who are dalnquont n Ulepovmontofreolstate !alios. Anyone who hu rot hereby nrpea!ed . The annual aiactioh o f 1he Metgs County Agricuttur1a Society1 Directors will be held THAT this ordinance shal taka effect and be enforced from and after h:s passage and Fair Grounds at Rod«. Sp•rings, Situate in Salisbury Town- Monday, November 3. 1986, publication according to low. in the Socrutllfy's offia! '"the DESCRIPTION Ohio fmm 5·9 p.m. ' · ship, Moig1 County, State of Qualification• for directors I pt>io t11d being in the Vl!logoof are that they must be a Pomerov. Fraction 17. Tov.n 2 qualified voted of Meigs County and must ha\18 a membership ticket il ' said aociotv of 1986, Candidates' petitions •ITllst North, Range 13 West ofthe Ohto Co.mpany's Purd'lase and being described ·as be filed with the SocriiiBooy no later than 6 p.m. Mo11day, October 27, 1986. Onllj persons holding membe ro~ip tickets atthectoseafthe '!986 County· Fair or at !e"."'l !15) calendar days before tt.o date of election are qualif~Pd to vote. Petitions can be ob leined from the Fair Secr8tarv.t ' ' ,· ·1 OACgrid lead is u · for grabs in Berea Saturday '(' .. . ' , By United Press International At least a share of the Ohio Athletic Conference lead will be up for, griibs Satu rday at Berea when Ba ldwi n-Wa ll ace ho st s MuskillgJJm. " ---..::.,..-'--W_il__.lia_m-'-'F,..._ · B_u_ck_ley_ . J__ r! Painting 'red _________J_ac_k_A_n_d_er_so_·n_&_D_a_le_Va_;_n_A_t_ta • . ·Today Is Friday, Oct. 10, the 283rd day ol 1986 with 82 to fo llow. the reclusive art'ist alter receiving a ' · The moon is in its first quartE'r. • complaint about her on Ocl. 2l, 1953. There Is no morning star. • ,.The in fo rman t. whose name was The evening stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars. Jupiter and Saturn. deleted from our ropy of the FBI ·; Those born on this date are under the sign r1 Libra . They include Italian cbcument under Privacy Act rules, : o)X'ratic composer Giuseppi Verdi In 1813. actress HelenHayE'S in 1900 told the bureau that O'Keelle was the only pt'rson in Abiquiu who '' voted for Henry Wallace, the ' Progressive Party candida te lor ' president in 1948. He did not say , tow he knE'w the rontents of her supposedly secret ballot. ,. The Informant furthe r reported that , In a discussion with O'Keefle, ' • Frid.ay, O.ctober 10, 1986 .., There· were one or two .. nice ·South African busb\ess. to pass a law prohibiting trade with becOmes an armed camp for touches in the final feW days'leading There are parado~€s ~ erywhere · any country that trade~ wit h South anti-South African terrorists~ to to the override of Mr. Reagan's you bok. Paul Johnson, the British Africa. dose .otl the railrol!(l .to commerce, veto. On Wednesday, the foreign . .historian; reminded Blsllbp Trevor Ancl then , · of cour~e , there is ·wouid' he· 'to. a!ruct a relatively t11inister of ·South Africa , no les.s, Huddleston o.l Great Britain, the eyeryone's favorite, of which the innocent oountry < Nothing woul~ I telej)inned Ji:ey smators and told leading six>kesman In r favor ' of Rhodesian sanctions wer.e tte dress . please the South .African govern· tl~m that South Africa might react sanctions; · of · what happened in .rehearsal. ThE' brave' .free world, mmt more tlllln to deny the United agatnst the im))<isltk>n of sanctk>ns respect of the- arms ' lnwstry. aftE'r Imposing sanctk>ns against StatE'S accE>ss to the erltlcal metals in any number of ways, includl!lg Flit fen 'years or ·so ·back, . Mr. Rhodesia , found · itself buying . South Africa almost uniquely hasan Interdiction of all commercial · Johhson recalled, the ut.r!ted States chrome (rom · the SOviet unlon at · in common with the Soviet Union. · traffic Into neighboring black passed a law prohlbltlng:thE>sale of two or three times the earlier price But ttere Is no critical shortage in states, notably . Zimbabwe. Sen. military equipment to Sopth Africa, - dlrome miried, in substantial sight that can't IJ!! satisfied· by a Richard Lugar, thedlalrmarict.the · with the result · that Sputh Africa effect, by Gulag miners: thus had little discreet trading with the ' Senate Foreign Relatbns Olmmlt· ·cranked ' UP i.t s own i military we gof our moral house In order. S:lviet Union, to w~ch Senator tee and the principal R~ublican factories. The American response, What Is South Africa go~~tgto do? Lugar Is not likelytoobject.Sothen, enthusiast for sanctbn<;, reacted 15 years .later, has been.;to prohibit One dares. to hoJlf' that · the . how is South Africa likely to.react? explosively, denouncing South any country to which' .we· give government ":Ui not really thin~ It . . · We have a lmost guaranteed that Africa for its attempt to mel)dJE' In assistance from p,~rdli!Sing . mil· appropriatE' retaliation against the the anti-apartheid. movement American business. Howzzata· itary equipment from S01'Jth Afrl~a . United States to choke off traffic to gain? Yes, lt was meddlesome of Perhapstheonlywayweoouldever the ~lghborlngblack states. There wllhln South Africa will. now·slow South Africa to attempt to persuade generate enthusiasm 6\r sanctions are reasons to be angry with Rohert Q0\\(11. We have gnt to keep . thE' United States not to intervene in · against ti'\e Soviet Union wiJuld be Mugabe. but unless Zimbabwe reminding ourselves that we live In an age In which kaml)(aze devotion to the state is quite .common. The Afrikaners who have been Inclined, under ·pressure Qf, domestic com· m(!"cial considerations, to encour· age the liberalization of the racial laws will now be scorned as collusive·agents-of the West. If, in wr time, we saw brave men by the tens of thousands fight and die for the causes of Japan's Greater East. Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere, and lor Stalin and Hitler, then we shouldn't be surprised ~ brave men by the tens of thousands Ibid themselves fighting to the death for the awful •cause of apartheid. It was always the point of Ronald Reagan, .and a lew others, that the anti-apartheid cause Is set back, rather than advanced, by aggressive sanctions v· agalnst the government of South Africa. So then, what will Pretoria do? It would S£em likely that the govern· · meni "111 move on several .fronts. The likeliesi of these would seem to be the forced repatriation of blacks who have emigr~ted to South Africa from the neighboring states, hack - back to Angola, Moza mbique, Nam ibi a , Botswana and Zlmoobwe. WASHINGTON - · This is the portrait of Georgia O'Keeffe, tiE eminent artist, as painted by the FBI during the Red scare of the 1950s. . O'Keeffe. wbo ' died earlier this year at !fl, was not just a reclusive, Intense woman who broke new ground in American art, according to her FBIIilE'. She was an ootslder, living near the Los Alamos nuciE'ar laboratory, whose politics did not "sound ent irE'Iy American ." Though bo r n In Wisconsin, O'Keelle spent much of her Ute in New Mexico. where ste found rte inspiration and subject mat1er tor the masterpieces tha t made her a major flguw in the history of American art . H~r sludio in Abiquiu was about ~ miles north of Los Alamos. ·Our associate Stewart Harris obtained thE' O'Keelle file. which det a il s a 1hr ce- mo nt h FBI in vestigat ion. The G-men began checkin g ou t Meet the Meigs Marauders ·I ' ouoly on 16th day pi Sept. 1986. PASSED: Th~ 15th day of September. 1986. Richonl Seyler. Mayor Jano Wa~on . Ctorlc-TrMs. APPROVED: this 16th day of Sept. 1986 paid tho -.qu..,cy or ACCEPTED: this 15th dey af into I writttl1 Llld-ing lor S!lpt. 1986. . Jnstan.- _.,,. with the t10) 10, 17, 24, 3l: (1117. 5tc Co.mty •T-.rar by tho loot day of Nov..- lholt bo IUIJ. "'""'ed Public Notice follows: "'*'"· an ln-. Far Info""""'" regarding - . .... ject ., o f -.... - - . . ~ County T-.nw·s Olllce. To PUBLIC NOTICE the Nonheost comer of Lot Sealed bids wilt be ro· avoid publication. l1e rlrtlin· 457 . of 1he taid Villogo of oeived in the office of the qu111cy moot be poid at .,Ill Pomeroy, said iron ood also Clerk at 320 Eest Main, Vii· forty -eight hours prior to publ> being on the Westline of Sugar I age of Pomeroy, Ohio until cation Run Stroet (not in use)· thonoo 12 o' clock noon , Mond ay, William R. Wickli~e. South 8 doqree 08'5l " West October 20, 1986 lor the Meigs County Auditor {10) 10. 17, 2tc 167·41 feet along 11e WOat following proposal: MATT PETERSON 6-2, 243-Pound Sophomore 'Tackle • Mets even playoff series with.5-1 wm By I\11KE BARNES UPI Sports Writer HOUSTON !UP!) - Houston Manager . Hal Lanier mu st now eo 'd th b. · N1 R ns1 er eo vrous- o an yan just c·an•t beat the New York Mets. Ryan proved It again Thursday night. lasting only five Innings in a 5-lloss toNewYorkand.Jeft-hander Bob Ojeda. · With the National League playoffs now tied at one ·victory . apiece and the series· beaded to ' Shea StadiumlorGame3Sa tu rday, La · 15 · 1 · t d h mer ean mg owar a c angt> in And pitching that plans. may leave Ryan on the bench, eyen. though the game's a Ilot imc strikeout artist had been on(' of the league's better pitchers down the stretch. "It's up to Hal," Ryan said . "I have no idea what he is thinking." Lanier had originally hoped to use left·hander Jim DeshaiE's only with the Astros wE'll ahead in the series. Now that may change. For one thing, Ryan Is IJ-4 against the Mets this season. He hasn't beaten New York since May 16,1984and his on ly postseason victory came in 1969 as a member of the Miracle Mets. .Just as significa ntly. a n in· creased role lor Deshaies might help neutralize the growing role of New York's lefty hitt ers: Len Dykstra, Keith Hernandez and Darryl Strawberry. Wally Backman Is a switch-hitter but Is much , mon> effective from the left side: • For three innings Thu rsday · night , · Ryan was perfect. The right-hander fanned live through three innings, including the side in the third , with an aw"'?me display of fl r.epower. · "The first t'ime I came up ton ight. Ryan was awesome," Mets third · haseman Ray Knight said. "He threw a fastball tp strikE' mE' out that I saw for just a little bit. The guys were roming back to the bench saying he was really throwing. · "But tbe second time up- I don't know what tl was- he might have lost a little velocity or he might have lost a lit Ue location. " There were three signals that Rya n was soon to sho"er: - With one out .in the .fourth, Wally Backman singled on a 2·0 pitch. Ryan threw a fastball and Backman ripped it to centE'r. -The next hatter, Keith Hernan· dez wa s down 0-2 In tte count, but ' also singled to center. Gary Carter ·then ended New York's 12-innlng · scoreless streak with a two-run cl:>uble to tight center. - In the fifth, with a runner at first, R,yan ..ent the pint· sized Dykstra tumbling to the groord · with a fa stball to the lace. No one messes with the Ryan Expres~. , Except Dykstra. He stared at Bagi1ning at an iron rod at lineohakl SuQIIrRunStreetto ,.. iron rod at die Southeast Corner of lot 459 of the said St. Pe!ersburg (Fla. I 11mes Just relax. folk s. OPEC is In a The Meigs Village: thonoo South 110 stump. The world mar ke t is !<lUI · Agricultural S.ocioty degree 30' 00" Wost 52.28 ted with cheap oil . The price of By Muriel BnJd!ord, feet along the South Nne of SeCrotary said lot 469to on iron rod. said ):(asollne Is down at the pump . , iron rod being at the Southeoat The federa l energy-conser.vation 11 0) 3. 10. 17, 3tc comer ot • porool of land progra ms enac ted In the 1970s P'ublic No1ico owned by Smith and bog in have been mos tly dism antl ed. so dnaibed in the Meigs COJnty Deed Rocords, Volume 250, why worry? page 389: thence Nonh 9 Tpat' s the attitude In Was ting. dogreo 30'00" West 150.00 ton. Just last week the U.S. Tran· - ORDINANCE NO. 5!i8 feet along the East line of the WHEREAS . the Village said Smith parcel to on iron rod sportatlon Depart ment relaxed one of the most Important and Council hus reconmmdud·the at the Northeast comer of the passage of this ordi1a1 01 i1 said Smith PI(Cel. llid iron rod long-lasting conserva tion m'ea - IEcordanOB with the Charter being on the North line of.said · ' sures. As a political favor Ge · of the ViHoge of Pomen>y: lot 467; 1honca South· 80 THE VIllAGE COU~Ctl of degree 30'00" East 100.00 nera l Motors Corp. and FordMo· tor Co .. the department lowered l1e City of Pomeroy, S·i<ato of feet along the North tine olsaid Ohio. does hereby ord11i1 as k>t 467 to the poirn of "the fu el-economy standards for • follows : ' beginning, containing 0.262 1987 and !988 passenger cars . .THAT the Village Council ecrM, more or less•. excepting The action will all owGM to avoid wolf sell 1he real estate dea· all legal aaaomenta and rights paying a $385 mllllon fine for vlo· cribed betOw at public auction of way. the 17th day of Now>mber. ' ·The bearings .n tho above latlng t he law. It also means that on 1986 on the Meigs County deacription ore botOd m cur· millions of less efficient cars will Courthi>uae steps beglntning at ...,t Pomeroy Village Tax be burning more gasoline lor the !O:OOAM. The111UegaC>01Jnci Plats: Reference 31 ·1. REFERENCE DEED: Vodecade they are on Ametlcan hereby r•""'• tilt oiQht to accopt or reject any or oil bids. h.rme 161, Pogo 466, Maiga highways. THAT tho Mayor 1>1 the County Deed Recorda. . ... Des pite the present tempo· Village of Pomeroy io hereby· The above dooc..,tlon it rary relief, the energy crls L~ Isn't authorized to exocute a baaed oo BtuMI'(maybe Echo over. The days of high prices arid~ to the purchoaar of said rt11l s..rv..,., Inc., 1>v Robert R. estate, accord;.g to taw . &.on. ProiMatonat Suovayor, shortages will return. Is n't it THATthlt ordin1110011hal be Ohio, P.. S. NO. 7033, n Moy, tlroe for the adminis tr ation 'to odvar1ised in a nowapflfll er of 1986. • . Authority to sell real estate, leave Its drea m world and to pre· genarot circulation witlliin tho pare responsibllity · for the en· . municipality of Pom1erov. ORC Soction 721 .01·721.28 Ohio, according to _taw. inctulive. P - by th8 Village ergy crisis that is comlrig? THAT ~I or parts of or•din.tl1· CouncH of tho City of Porno· For 1,000 tons, more or lesa, of 11Ph alt Concrete inat ailed witht ackco at on v arious streets as design ated Public Notice the Viti oge of Po111t110y. Each bid mull cant ain tha full n arne Of wery person or Stree t ,, Middl e port , Ohio 46760, was appointed Administrator of the estate of Catherine L. Shavorinsky, de- ceased, late of 8t 3 High Stree t , Middleport. Ohio 45760. Robeot E. Budc Probote Judg~ ' interaated in the sa me, and must be acm np a- lena K. NessetiOod, C!elt< nled 1>v o bOnd or certified (10) 3. 10, 17, 3~ check in the sum of 6 peramt of their bid to tho 1 otis! iction of Vii ag'e Council. as a lJJ a· Publi c Notice r lllty that ff l1e bid is OC · oopted. a contract or bid will be 111tored Into and Ito perforNOTICE OF m tl100 iJ101!f1f1v lll!ltlrod . APPOINTMENT OF • ThiJsa checks or bond I will ADUCtARY be returned at mea to all ex· On September 26. 1986 ~ CBJJt the &JCC&IIful bidder . 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Valle~ Hospital P01n1 Pleasant WV "When you'd bok for. an off-speed ADUlTs 15, CHilOiitN. ·13. r~to~fa~c:e~n~·gh~IY~.RD~n~D~a:r~U:ng~l:n~G=a~m:P~~~~~~~~!G~~~ he'd bust witha fastba I¥.'~'J~===========:J~===================:::::::::t . through Friday, 111 Cou rt St .. Po· Ohio. M'd S I • ta.te Champio~h1'p Wrestl1'ng It ro nd l'lass pos tage paid at Pomeroy , NOTICE bF All materials and equip · APPOINTMENT OF m'nt are to meet Ohio De -· FIDUCIARY p artment of Highways spe- . On September 30, 1986..;, cifications . ihe Meigs County Proba1e All bids ere to be by th~ ton Coun. Case No, 25270, Jo. in pi ace and the price per ton "'''h Shavorinsky, .813 High file in lhe olfloe of the Mayor of !USPS 145·960) A Division of Multimedia, In c . . .. · Ojeda went J8.5 this ~ar and his 2.51 ERA was .second-best in the league. He continued to baffle thE' hitt ers with his off· speed pitch. which he calls his "dead fish." -- 3. m('roy. Ohio, by thl' Ohlo·Valley Pub· by Villogo Council. shaH nckuiB all necess ary cleaning. Speetftc atlon s oM he streets to be turf Ked 'are on The Daily Sentinel Ryan. du sted himself off and drilled a single. ·· His challenge met, Rya n sun·cn· dE>red ~ t wo- run triple to Hernandez and a sacrifi ce Oy to Darryl Strawberry and it IV'ds 5-0. 'Tm pretty disappointed right now," Ryan said."! thought I had pretty good st uff, but I l~t it get away from me. After Mike {Scotti won last night. we wa nted to go in there !New Yor k! winning two in a row." Now it's J.J. wit h Houston left·hander Bob Knepper :cheduled Both teams ·a re 3-1 overall, 2· j) in the OAC ana share first place with unbeaten Mount Union, which plays Saturday at Heidelberg. ' Two other OAC ga mes Saturday Continued on page 4 .for life's little e!ftergencles as well as life threatening emergencies SCOTT POWElL 6-5 207,Pound Senior Tacliie MARC CORSI 5-jl, 227-Pound Sophomore Tackle JERRY JACHS 6-0, ~:!'Pound Sophomore Guard • With headphones! Ultra· thin design . f¥12·119, #33-1000 0. Batte1ies e~~;tra areas where home carrier service is availa ble. Mall Subscriptlonll! lnotd e Metp County 13 Weeks ................... ,.............. $17.29 . 26 Weeks ............... ................... ~-116 52 Weeks .................. ............. ... $66.56 Outsid e Meigs County 13 Weeks ......... ........... ............. . $18.20 26 w..ks ... .............. .. .... ........... $35.JO 52 Wreks .. ...... ............ ... ........... 167.60 • " 1, '' . �... . ... . ' Page-4-The Daily Sentinel ' Friday; OctoJMtr 10, 1986 '• ' The Victory Circle ' [ . .' ' ' I ; , ~ off . find .Wittenbe\'!l .~t Marietta · and , Otterbein at CapitaL .~ · · Musklnguin, 3-1 overall. has won ·three In a rowslnce.anq>enlng27-26 loss to St. JosePh's tlitd.),lncludlng . By Scott Wolfe are currently working on sevl!'ai back- to-back 33-7 wlns over After several long hot scorching Interviews abOut our college hound Wittenberg and Heidelberg till; past weeks, area gridders should be able athl.etes. . two weeks. to flaunt their talents In a somewhat B-W also is 3-1 overall. The more traditional "foolball For the hunter, outdoorsman or Yell~w Jackets lost 21-18 last weatrer" atmosphere tonight. . ' Red-hot MeigS hopes their tre. competitor the Racine Volunteer Satu('day to Wabash (Ind.). Fire Department would like to ·When the two teams met a year mendous success doesn't roo! off · ago, they also sham'! the OAC lead with the weatrer, and most Ukely it announce that its weekly Gun. with Mount Union, the eventual ' won't as the Marauders seek treir · Shoots w!ll begin this Saturday at winner, and .B-W smippect Muskinseventh straight victory . 6:30 p.m. at the Bashan Building. An Improving &Jut~rn uacf• Only factQry choke guns are gum' s 14-game wlnhb)g streak with wlll be loOking for its first :Jgue ,permittoo andplentyofgreatp-lzes a 24-Hwln overtheMusklesatNew Concord. win tonight, hopefully galnlng are awarded to too winners. Mount Union puts a 15-garne incehtive from its Homeoomln All ages are welcome and as I regular season winning streak up festivities when it faces Ky ~ ' understand, the number of matches against Heidelberg. which was ge held depends upon too number of Creek in Racine unbeaten until its loss last week to And don't gtv~ up on the Eastern shoote;s In ahendanre. Musklngum. Eagles. The Eagles have a legitiThe Purple Raiders hav."!\'t lost mate shot at getting back In the Racine Is planning a big weekend slnce the next to last game of the victory circlo:: tonight at Hannan as -homecoming at Southern High 198:1 season, to Muskingum. Trace. School kicks of a long list · of In this week's Mld-Amertcan activities. Conference act'!on, Miami can take I just received word that bnner Saturday, beglnning at 9:45 the sole possession of first place with a Eastern High grid standout David Ohio RIVer village will open its home win over Toledo. · Gaul has been starting for the Ohio doors to the annual "Fall Festival". The Redskins share the top spot University Bolrats' football team. A parade w!ll be held at lOa.m. with at 3-0 with Ken! State, which has a Dave. as I understand, has earned a numerous activities going on tough -ccn!erence date against scholarship after maklng the team throughout the day, including the · Flortda.non at Gainesville. · as a walk oo playerthreeyearsago. sales of crafts, novelties, refreshMiami, the pre-season MAC The Eastern High star is quite a ments, and games for too kids. favortte, is 4-1 overall, losing only to courageous and dedicatoo individThere will be a mini-tractor pull ual and deserves all the recognitbn at 2 p.m. and free entertainment. Cincinnati (45-38 ) and Includes the scalp of then 8th- ranked LSU in the world. The Shady River Shuffiers will among its victims.-The Redskins Wha t this young man lacked In pa-form at 5: :n This group headed beat Ohio University 34-141ast week natural abUity (and he doe; have ~ Gerald Powell has won numerwithout the' services of lailback much talent! he has more than ws awards In the tri-state area. George Swarn, their aU-time lead· made up In his tremendous dedica Square dancing is slated for ing rusher. tion and hard work. SEVen, a street dance at 8, and a live "! don't see any chinks In their I had the opportunity to roach perfonnann> by the AMIX band armor," said Toledo Coach Dan Dave in baseba.U and he always from 8: &HO: 30. SlmreiL "Any team that can play gave 110 percent. Hls great ahltude. without ·as fine a running hack as !Dliteness, and tremendous desire In closing I would like to say that Ihe MAC has eve.rseenand not miss add to the well rounded, respecte:l Racine's Fall Festival will not goon a beat, weli, I can see how they beat individual that he Is. without the memortes of Pollee LSU. " Dave joins Meigs High kicker' Chief Alfred Lyons, Sr. who passed Miami rolled to a 45-7 win over / punter Chris Judge and Kyger away Tuesday. Alfred or "Putt" as Ball State, while the Cardinals Creek's J.D. Bradoory on too o.u.. he was affectionately known was downed Toledo 27-10, pro!llpt\ng squad. lllrnlred and respected by aU. He Simrell to say: "It's a little scary to .. Watch for addltionallnfonnatlon wUI be sadly missm. compare scores." about these players and clher UntO next time strtve hard for Meigs County athletes In future your goals and I'll ' see you in the issues of The Dally Sentinel as we victory circle. Akron, Idle last .yeek but to a 3-1 sJart unoot Coach Gerry Faust , kicks ott Its Ohio Valley Conference schedule at defending champion Middle Tennessee. which beat the Zips a year ago 17-0 enroute to an 11-0 regular sm~<¥1. This year, M\\e\'er, without the services of injured aii:OVC quarterback Marvin OJUier, the . Blue Raiders have won only one of five games. "It came at too right time," Faust said of his learn's week off: "We've had a tough tour weeks and the kids neededthe-tlmetoheal oor rumps and bruises. It also took the pressure off the coaching staff." arnves In tri·county m:.ea . ' • • I. • Friday, October 10, 1986 .0 AC.. , }:ontinued from page 3 "Football·weather' finally ' . • ln CihergamesSaturday,.Young-· stown State, stU! looking for its first win, hosis TennesSeE' Tech in another OVC oontest, Central State meets Flortda A&M In the Indianapolis ij:iosierdome, St. Joseph's {Ind.) Is at Ashland and unbeaten Dayton visits DePauw (Ind.). Rounding out the schedule. Its Ohio Wesleyan at Allegheny (Pa.). Case Western Reserve at Oberlin and Kenyon at Denoon In North Coast Athletic OJn!ermce mntests, Wooster at John carroli, Bluffton at Manchester (Ind.). WUmlngtoo at . rieilanre, Carnegie-Mellon (Pa.) at Hiram, Wooster at John Carroll and Tiffin at Wayne State (Mich.) . Poinerov Middleport, Ohio I SALUTE OUR· CARRIERS International Newspaper Carrier Day October ll, 1986 .. Every day of the year, we put our business in their hands, and today we say thanks for a job well done. Tomorrow is International Newspaper Carrier Day. A day set. aside to honor the .carrier who .delivers your newspaper. It's a· tough job being· the .important link be tween · this news paper and· you, the reader.. ' in volleyball contest National Football Lf'a~t> By l lniled Press Jntrrnatlonal .4.mt!rlcan Confrrenct• Eosl W · L T Pd. PF PA . N\' ,f~ts I I 0 .1101) 121109 Nw En,; 3 ~ 0 .611111:11\ HI Bufflllo I I 0 .'!Oillfl IOK Miami . 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City at Clf'Vf'land, I p.m . lA ftaMM Ill AtiWtta, I p.m. Nf>"' OrltanMat lndlanapOIII'I, I p.m . 1\'Y ·•···~ at s~· Dt~nnd , 1 p.m . \\' IL"'hln~lon u.t Daii~L", I p.m. St. Lou~ at Tampa Bay. I p.m . Ptllladtlpllill at N l ' GiiUiti'l, ·I p.m Mlnnesol11 lit San Frant:is•·o, 4 p.m . Dt•n\t•r at San Oirtto. 4 p.m . St>ultlt> at LA Raiders, ~ p.m . Monday. Oct. 1:1 Pilt !i hu~ a t flndnnall . ~ p.m . 1\aaM~ N11tional Hol•kt')' Lf'agut• \\'ah'l'i fnnft•rj'ft('l' Patrl t."' DlviMion M' L I I 1 ·lrl'I,V Phlla. PU,.hr.-h N\' lsi. T 0 0 II Pts. GF (;A 0 :! 3 :1 0 :! :! I 11 2 ~~ I 0100 ~ :1 5 5 100 2 6 1 0 o o· o o 0 Hartford Boston OIOO:J Ruffalo 0100 Norris DM~Ion ~ 23 Montreal 0 I 0 0 4 CampiN'II Cohference 1 . · W L T PI•. GF GA ( 'hlt'U£0 Sl. Loo~ TorOnio 18'0 2 3 2 100 2 4 :! 100 2 74 000000 Mlnnt"Sol Del roll 010016 Smy thl' Dtvlslun ~ Wlnnlp~ t 0 0 I 0 0 2 2 3 3 :l Vanc.:ovr 0 0 0 II 0 0 Edrmtn 0 I 0 0 I :J t f1da;aey LosAn,;h; 0 I 0 0 'nluNdRy'!l Rl'l'iull )j Cal~~:ary S, Bo~on 3 ~ Buffalo 2 Toronto 7. Montrrlll I QIJehec 6, Del roll I ('hlcua;o l. !''\' IKiand.•rs ~ Nt>w ·lcn;(•Y 5, M ' RanJt•rs :J PhiiOO~phla t . Edmonton 1 Plltshu~ 3, Wa.'4hlln,;loo 4 st Lnu~ . t lAS M~f'lt'!li a Friduy·.. Ganws So ~tarm-s st;h!lduk>d Sulurday's Gam~•s N\' Ranl(eni at Plttshu~h . nl~hl Bostoo at Nt•w ·lt'I'M'\' , night • Call(ary at Hilrtrord.' night Buffalo at Toronto, nl~t:hl EAST MEIGS- A fiery see-saw battle went right to the wire as host Eastern defeate:l Southern in three matches here Thursday evening to mncluoo SVACvoUeyball action for hoth squads. Eastern won the opener 15-8, dropped I he second lx>u t to the hustling Soutberners, then came from behind to post a narrow 15-13 win in the finale. Despite. a close game Eastern maintained a lead in the opening . set, finally puhlngtheTornadoettes away 15-8 in the latter stages, A hungry SHS squad quickly jXls;tloned Itself back in gear for a . lorridgamelnroundtwo. Asee-saw game..developed as neither team dev.eloped an e:lge, however. South· ern finally gathered in the 15-12win. The fate of both squads was decided in the rubber match In which Southern quickly took a 4-1 advantage. ,Coach Pam Douthitt of Eastern signaled ilr a time out to regroup and the Eaglette5 soon responded with a '7-5 lead. Southern fought back to He the Edmonton at Monlrt'al, niJ(hl Mlnnesoca IU. Qut>ht•,., night Phlladl'lphla nlj{hl u1 M'u.o.hln,;ltm, · ( 'hlcal(o al I>Ptrolt. night N\' lslun~ers at l..os An,;eltos, nil{ hi St. Loul~ at \ 'ant'OO\'t•r. night Tran~aelions Raskf>thull C'hil'OIJCO - \\'alvt'll guard ,J,•rr:v t:vt•rt•tl. · ' Phlllldrlphla - Cut t 't11h.T ,Jcronw Hender!Hifl, center - forwp,rd Tonl' fo'llmt•r and Ed Mt·To.I(Ue. Portland - t\nnwnced forward Kf'n ,fotmson would leavl' team and play In Europt>. f niiPge NHL results Nl'W Queb4!C \\'lnnlpt~ ;l, ,...ll.d W L T Pel. PF PA " 'Mhnl( N\' Gnt"' NV RnJI'l! 0 I 0 0 3 WKhnJtR 0 I 0 0 .. AdamN Division Alh,'Jheny CQIIt"gt - Named Ronda Spf'nt:er St• agrav e~o~ women · ~ haskelhall mat..'tf. Mht.'IOUri - Su"')t'flde-d t.'omrrhat·ks Cordell McKinnt•y and Kenny Kin,;. ,..,.,..,,, // NFL 1\lana«emf'nt C'ooncll - Appolntf!d Peter Ruocco MMl«' e r of lnfonnatlon. . , Tonight's games SEOAL Ga llipolis at Warren Local Jackson at Logan Marietta at Athens TVC Wellston at Nelsonville-York Mel<>s at V".ron •'"... ""~ ~ -· "" .... ~J Belpre at Alexander Trimble at Miller Wahama at Federal-Hocking . (Non-League) SVAC Southwestern at North dania Kyger Creek at Southern Eastern at Hannan Trace Symmes Valley at Oak Hill Others Portsmoutll West at Waverly· Fairland at RocR Hlll · Coal Grove at Chesapeake Milton at Point Pleasant FLUSH COOLING SYSTEM, CHECK ALL HOSES, CHECK ALL BELTS, ADD 2 · GALLONS ANTI FREEZE. score al 13-L'l, rut senior Krtsti Hawk pu t the game away by scoring the last three EHS points. Lesa Rucker paced EllS scoring with 10 jXlints, Lee Ann Robinson· ani! Krlsti Hawk eacli had 7, including five aces by the talentoo Hawk. Bev Wigal added 8, whUe Arlene Ritchie, Amy Berkhtvaer. and' Tonya Savoy each added 3 and Melissa Nutter I . · Rucker had three servlng aces and Robinson 4. Hawk and Wigal were awesome at the net, where they canned 15 of 21 attempts and 21 of 'll respectively. For Southern sophOmore Crystal Hill led the team with 11, Jennifer Arnold had 8, Rachel Reiber and Wendy Wolfe 4, Jill Nease 3, Tammy Theiss 3, Tracy Hubbard2, and Carla Smith I. 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Sun dhv" n1 rach monlh: lhinl and ftJurlh Sun il;r \·f';u·h mont h wor.~ h ip SC'rvlces :11 i: :~1 p. in.': w ro nesday C'\'C'nings a t i ·.lO p.m . Pravr-r :md Bib!(' S tu d ~ . , sF:v ENTH-DAY ADV ENTI ST . Mu thv . L rro~ · rr' rv HriJ:!h tl'l Ro:1d. PomPr o_ J3rtich, Pastor: Sahb<t !h School Sup0r ln · fC'nd (•n t. RhOndu Markin . Sabbath Sr h ~ t !r glns m 2 p.m. on S:Hu rcl<n~ wit h worshtp Sf'J'V1rf' •followin .L! at J; 1 ~ . F. vl"r~· on P v.·(•\·c ll mt' . . RUT LAND PTRST BAPTI ST CHURCH ;;,. Sl stf't' Harril"tr Warn('r . ~ upt Sund ay ~·h ool \l: .10 a .m.: Murnin,e- Worship. 10: ~~ ~~ ~ m . • POMEROY F'IRST BAPTIST. 1..,\' ston Hallr\'. mlniSi f'r. Wi lliam Snouff('t' .. Sun - d ,lv s·l'hool Sup! . Sunday St·hool. !1: :w a.m. . Morni ng Worship w::m;l.m . . F1RST SOlr'f HF: RN BAPT I~T. Pom r'l'fl\ Pikf'. F. . I.umur O'Rr~· ant. pastor; .Jacl< ·Nmls. Su ndu.\' Schonl Dll'f'f 'lfl! . Sun da\' Sr hool. 9: :«l a.m .; Mornln.c Wor ship . 10 :· 4~ : C'\'l'nlng wor.-;hip, i : 00 p, m. (D.S.l . ~ & 7;:10 !E.S.T.I: Wrdn ~d~ _, . Pr:t:Vl'l' ~r t:· 'vkr . 7: 00p.m . 1D.S.T.1 &· 1:.1 0P.M. 1F•.S T .t: Ml s~ l o n F'r ieml ~ tagf'~ J-61. R'?_vul A m lxt ~ ~ <t dor .~ !bovs a~: rs ti· l ~l , ;.~ nd Clrl~ in Action tJJI~ n-1fil on WC'd nl'.t•d:t_\'S, i p. m . !D .S.T. t & i: :lll p.m . IE: .S.T t: Turs d;_ t ~· Vl ~l ! n tl o n . h: :10 p.m P,\ JT H TABERNACLF. CHCRCH. B,;. It'\' Run Road . Rrv. Emm(' tl Raw.-;.on. pa ... to'r. Ha ndlr.v Du nn. ~u pt. Sun da~ SrhooJ. 1il " .m.: Su ncl : t .~· r\·c•n lng sl'r\'IN•. f: .10 p.m ·' Aib(r tmchln.c. i :.ll p.m . Th ur~da y . . S\" Ht\C USE MI!-IS ION . fhrrn St . S\ · nl cusl". S r rv \ cf'~ . 1r a.m. Suncl<l,\'. E'.:£' n l ~ g "-i'J"\'k'l'!' Su nrl a.v a net Wi•rlnr-srtu~ at dlOp. mMJD~I.F.PORT CHL' RC H OP CHRIST 1N CHRISTIAN ~ION. RC'\'. Kl"'th Eblin , pa:- !or. Suncl ay S1·hnnl ~ : ll et m .. Wad(' Ii;p·man. ~u p!. : M~rn ing- W?r~hJP: 10 : :lll :J . m.: Su nti:l ,\ ' 1'\·rnrng ~I' J'\' U '!' , ;,lfl p.m.; Y_,'nl nPsda' Pral;r r MC'C'I In~. 7::1n p.m , MT. M(lRI AH CHURCH OP WD . l~w l n r . R1•v. .Jumrs S:r ll rr ll Pid. pns tnr . trrn' mnn W i lli a m ~. Supl Sund a~· School !J: .1;1 ~•. m . ; S und n ~· :1nd W C'drtf'!'d ~J~ ' .-.wn· in'-! .~C'n' lt- !'S , i p.m • . MIDDL EPORT F IR~ T BAPTIST. Cnmrt' Slxfh and Palmrr . Earl Eli r'n, _Pa!> · tor Bob P;Jrkrr. S . ~ . Sup! .. "C:t l h~ · RII::J.!:~ .. A,,o; t. Supt. Sunil ;/~ · ..'i:·hool. 9: I ~ a.m.: Morn ing Worship. HI: 1 ~ :r.m.: Sund Dy £,·f'ilin_g ~rl' \ ' i<'r. 7 p.m. ,Pra _vf' r !fl4't'l inc unrl Rlbl1• S tu d ~· Wrdn t>Sda y rw nm ~ . 7 p. m . Chil drl"n'!< choir protei Icc. W C'dn (~ ­ d~·;.. 7 ~. m . : Ad ult choir praCI Iri'. Wrd:. R p.m .: Rad io progra m. WMPO. Sund.ty, ~: :m n.m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OP CHR IST. 51h and Main. AI H<t r tson . mln lslC'r: M\kr GN·Iach. Sund a:v School Superlnt rn dl'nt Rl ble School9: 30 a. m:: Momlng Worship Jn::tO a.'m . Even ing Worship 7:00 p.m . Wtxt nf'sdav . 7:00 p·.m . Prayf'r m re tln~. MIDDLEPORT t HURCH OF THE NA' ZA RF:N E. Co-pastors R£'v. Charles Coylf' a nd Rr v. Na n<'y Coyle. Bill Wh ltf', Sunda y S(·hool Supt . Sunday SChool 9: 30 a.m .: Morni n~ Worship 1 0 ~.10a . m .: EvanRI'IIs llr m('(' !ln ~ 7:00 p,m . Wcdncsda .v. 7: 00p.m . PravN mrc11n,e- . UMTED PRESBYTERIAN MINLSTBY OF MEIGS COUNTY Rtv . Ken Wilkin !WI .HAR RJ SONVIT.LE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Sunday : Worship ~ervlr<S 9: 00 a.m.; Chu rch School 10: 15 a. m .. '!>IIDDL EPORT PR ESBYTERIAN Sunda v School, 9 a.m.; Church .!!rrvl re. 10: l:";.ll. m. · SYRACUSE F IRST UNITED PRESBY· TERI AN - Sond ay School. 10 a. m.; Chu rch srrv!C(', 11 : 1 ~ a.m . • J!UTJ.AN O CHURCH OF GOD. PaSior, .foh n Evans. Sunday School 10:00 a.m .; Sunda y Mornln g·Wors.hip _U ;OO a.m . 0111· dren ·~· Church 11 a.m . Sunda y Ev~nln g · S.rvlco 7: 00p.m. Wed .. Stm. Young La- . . . . ollll Bill . ~ They kn_e w His guidance would not fail, di rs' Auxiliary. wro nesday, 7 p.m. Fa m · llv Worship. . HAZEL COMM UNITY CHURCH. Off Rl. 124. J mi\{'S rromPortland -Long Bortom. Edsel Hart. pas tor. Sunday School. 9::lll a.m.: Sunday morning preachin g 10•30 a.m.: Sund<]Y evmin g ser vices. 7:30, p.m. MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH. t::orner A sh and Plum. Ralph Cundiff . pas1or. SundayS Nwol 10:00a .m .: Mornin g Worship, 11:00 ll.m .: Wrdn esdn y :md Saturday Eve ning SC'rvlcr s a t 7: 30 Pm. And SOOn they WOUld be safe on land . Now He can do, the same for you, As you'll discover every day . '-\ While traveling your Whole life through,· If yOU 'II b t I t H' U e . t th 1m potn e way. _Gloria Nowak SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OPGOD. non-Pentecos tal. Worship SPrv lce Sunday 10 a .m .: Sunday School u a.m . Evening worshi p Sf'rvicf' 7: 00 p.m . Wed nE'S day prayer meollng 7: 00p .m. MT. HERMON UNITED BRETHREN lN CHRIST CHURCH. Loca ted In Texas Co mmunl!y off Ct, Rt 82. Rev. Robert Sand• rs. pastor. Jell Holter, lay ~ader: Ed Rou sh. Sund ay School Supt. Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; morning worship and children 's church, JO:JO a.m.; PVmJng prea ching sPrviC'e on th!> second and l _________;,.______________________,. MEIGS KENO CHU RCH OF CHR1ST. V~;~rn o n PAJIISH LANGSVI LLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Eldridge. min ister; Oliver Swain, Sund ay UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Rober! E:. Mu sser, pastor . Sunda_v School School Sup t. Preachi ng 9:30 a.m. ('ach NORTHEAST CLUSTER 9: .Jil a .m.; Paul Mussf'r, sup!. : M o rnln ~ Sunclav Rev. Don Archer worship 10 :.10 a .m.: Sunday f'ven ln g s«•r HOBSON CHRI STIAN UNION !Th ur Rrv. Roy Deeter" vk(', 7 p.m .: mid-wr rk s£'rvirl' . Wf'dn~ ­ man Durham) pas1or. Sund ay service, Rev. Seldon Johnson 9: 30 a.m.; evening service 7:30 p .m. da.v. 7 p.m. ALFRED - ChurCh School 9: 30 a.m.: SY RACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAWorship. 11 a.m.; UMY F'6: l.lp.m ,: UMW . Prayer meeting, Wedned ay, 7:30 p.m . ZA REN E . R£'v . Gll'nn Mr Mil lan . paslor . BE ARWALLOW RI DG E CHURCH OP Third Tucs d a~· . 7:30 p.m. Communi on. Mury Janici' L·wrndcr. Sunday Srhoo l CHRIST, JoS('J) hll. Ho.~ k lns, pa!-ilor'. Biblf' fi rst !':unday. tA r cb i"r t Supt. Sunday School 9:30a .m.: Morn ing C la s.~. 9: .'10 a.m .: Mornin l! Worship 10: 3ll :.~ . CH ESTER - Worship 9 a.m.: Chu rch worship 10: 30 a. m.: Evang£'1is tk sr'rvlce . m.: E\'('n lng Worship. 6: 30.p.m. Tl'!ursda ~· B Srhool lOa .m.; Blbif' Stud.v. Thursday, 7p. p.m .; Prayer and Pra ise Wcd nPsda .~·- 7 p. Bible S1udy, 6: :itl p.m. m.: UMW, fi rst T hu rsday , 1 p.m.; Comm. : Yout h m('('tlng, 7 p. m. NEW STIVERSVJLLE COMMUNITY muni on, first Sundew ~Ar c h e r !. EDF.N UNITED BRITHRE N IN CHURCH . Sundn )' ~choot servkl'. 9:45 a. JOPP A -Worship 9: 30 a .m.; Ch urch CHR IST. Eldm R. Blake, pastor_Synday m .; Worshi p srrvirc 10: 30 a.m .: School IO: :ma.m. Biblf' Study Wrdn esday, Sl'hool 10 a.m.; Cary Rf'rd , l.it y lead r>r. Evan gp/lstlc Sf>rvicP 7: 30 p .m. Wl'dn f'l'! · i:JO p.m. 1John son 1 ~ Mornln,l! srrmon. 11 a.m.: Sunday nighl da ,Y; Prayrr· m f'rt i n ~7: 30 p.m . ThursdJy. LONG BOTTOM- Church Schoo19:30 SC'rVI(' t'S: Christia n Endeavor· 7:30 p.m .. a. m.: Wor~ hlp 7 p.m.: B!bl f' Stu dy, WC'd - . ZION CHURCH OP CHRIST. Pomero) · Song- Sl'rVlC I' El p.m. Prm rhin!i:" 8; :() p.m . Har r i!i!On vll lf' Rd . RobNI Purt rll. m!n ls· nPsdav, 7:JfJ p.m.; UMYF' . wron('Sday, Mlcl ·wN•k pr~1 _rr r mef' lin2 , Wednesday. 7 lf'r: Sit"V(' S1anlcy, S. S. Supl.; Bill Mr E I· fl:OO P.m.; Communion First Sund ay. p:m. ro~· . Ass t. Sup! .: .Sund<l,\' Scho11l Y: 7~l a.m .: ~ Ar chc>n . HY ~ E L L RUN HOLINESS CHURCH. Worship st'rV i('{' 10:30 o. m.: Evl' ning- wor REEDSVI LLE -Chu rch Sc hool 9::JO a . MikC' Thompson. New Ha ven . WV . pas lor. ship Sunday 7 p.m. :.~ n d Wt'dn f'Sd.:w i p.m . m.; Worshlp SrrviC'(' ll :OO a.m.I De('t('r l . Sunda v Schoo l at 9:.10 <J. m .; Mor ning worST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH. Pine 11JPPERS PLAI NS st. PAU L shlp .'l i !O:.Jila .m.: Sundav ('\'('nin$lSC'r\'ICf' Cio\'1". Th(' R('\'. William Mldd iC'SWa rfh . Church School 9 a.m.: Worship 10 a.m .: a1 7::10 p.m. Thu r!idtly ~f'rylr!'.'i a t i : .lf1 p. Chul' < 'h srn· ll'e 9: . 1 0 a .m.: Sund il _ \ ' paslor . Bib](' St ud v. Tucsdav. 7:30 p.m.: UMW . m. School lO::ul ;~ . m . Third TuC'S da y, 7:ll p.m.; Communion PRE EDOM GOSPEL MJ SSIO ~ at Bo ld BRADBCRY CHURCH OF CHR lST . Fi rs! Su ndav IArchl"r l . Knoh. toc:llrd on Coun~ Road 31. Rf'v. . John Wrtghl , pas tor . Sunday Srhooi !l: :m 0.1. CENT RAL CLUSTER LawrrnN' l. lur>sr nca mp, pastoi-. Rrv.· m.: Larry H a~· nNO . S. S. Sup!. Mornln )l Rev. ,Ja.mes E . Corbitt Rogl'r Willford. ass t. pastor. Pr ra C'hln ~ ...:orship 10;.'\0 a.m. Rev. Steven Nelson sl"rTir~ Sunday 7:.10 p.m. P rayt•r mf'C'IIn _g RAC INE CHURCH OF THE NAZA R('v, MPivln Franklin Wrdn rsd[J_v. 7:;10 p.m ., Gu ry Griffi lh. R EN F:. RC'\'. Llovd D. Gri mm . .1 r .. pa.o.;lor . Rev. CIPmf'ntf' S. Zuniga, .lr. lm rlf'r . Xoulh groups Su nda.v pvrninA a1 Or1.1 Bu~~. Cholrin:m of the Board ofChri!< · Rfov. Andn>w RulwnkhlJ; H:-10 p.m . with Roge-r and Vioter Wil lford . !ion Llfc>. Sund av SchoOl ~: 30 a.m .: Morn· ASBL' HY (S v ra ru~ f'l- \V o r~hip 11 a.m. lradC'I'.'i . Communion ~ 1' 1'\' lCf' lirst Sunda y ln J:; .,..·ors hlp lf) j () il.m.: f'Van gt•lis!ir S l'l' · -. Chu reM Sr l'!nol 9: ~ 5 a .m.: Ch~1 r_g«' Rlhh• r>;tch month . vicr 7:00p.m. Wl'dn('!<: day SC'rvlcl", 7 p.m . St ud y. W('(\nc'!'da_v . 7:.10 p.m.: UM\\', first WHJ TE'S CHAP El. WE SLEYAN LIBERT Y CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Ocx T u ('~da\' , 7:.10 p.m .: Choir Rehra r!'al. CHURCH - Coolville RD. Rev. Phi Ill~ Rt IN. Wo od~ · ('[J JJ. p;tstm·. ~ r n · icps Sund :.t ,\ ' Wr'Cin ~ d a~· li::Jo p.m.: UMW. fourt h Sun dr nou r , paslor. Sunda y School 9:.10 a.m.: Hl a.m . Jnd 7 p.m. WC'dnC'S da ~· - i p.m. da \', +>:.10 p.m. INC' l ~on • . v.·or~ hl p ~rn·tr·f' 10::\fl a. m.: Blblt• study ENTERP RI SF: - Worship !) il .m.: HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN . Rog- anrl wnr.o; hip servicf'. Wrd nr-sda-y, 7 p.m. Olu rrh SchoollO.u .m.: Bibh• Stud.v. TuC'sE'r Watson . past or. Crrmson Pral L Sunday RUTLAN D CHURCH OF CHR IST . dav. i::~l p.m.; VMW . Flr sl Monda _v. 7:.10 Sch ool Supt . Mornln~ Worship 9:30 a. m .: Mark .Jonf':'. JMstor . Bill N l rhol ~ on . Sun p.m.: UMY F Sund:ty, 6 p.m. Cholr . Re· Sunday School 10:30 a.m .; Evening se r- day Sc-hool Supl . Su nd ay S{'hool 9:30 a.m.: hl•u rs:.tl. fi: .10 p.m. Wf'dn PSda y. tFru nklln l v\('{1, 7:30p.m . Morning Woro; hJp and Communion lO::m a . F1.AT WOODS - Church &- hool. 10 a .m. MT. UNION BAPTIST 1 Donald Shu (', m. : Worship. 11 a.m.: Bible Sludy, Thu rs pas!or; Jot' Sayre, Sunday School Supt. Rt:Tl.AND BIRL E METHODIST . Amos d.1 ~' · 7 p.m.; li MYF, Sunday, n p.m. Sunda\' School 9:45a .m.; Ev('fl ln g wor - Tillis , paslor. Sonn.v Hudson. supt . Sunday rF'runk linl. ship' 6:'30 p.m.; Prayf'r Meeting, 6:30 p.m. S(·hool 9: :111 :J .m .; MornlnJZ: worship. 10:30 F'ORES T RUi\; - Worship 9 ci'. m.: Wednesday. 11. m.: S.und;l v rvf'n In _g srrv lc(' 7:00 p.m . Ol u rrh :-:;chool 10 A.M.: Ctm r prurt irf'. T UP_PERS PLAINS CHURCH OF WPdn rsdu ~· S('rv irr 7 p.m. WMPO proT U f'l'da~ , H: :lO p.m.; UM W. llrsl T u Psd<~y. CHRIST. DavE" Prenli cl', J!llnlster. Df"ryl gram 9 PMh ·Sunrhi ,v. i · :1() p.m.. iNC'ISon l. Wells. SupL Church School 9 a.m .: Wor RUT LAND CHURCH OP THE NAZA · HF.AT H 1Middlrport 1 - Church Sc-hool. shi p Service. 9:45p.m. RENE . Rt"\', l.Owf'tl Ford. paslor . Sundu,v !l: 30 :.~ . m .: Morning Worship 10:30 ll.m.: CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA · School !1 : 10 a. m.: Worship !>ierv icr 10:.10 a . You th (; ro up . ~ p.m.: W rdnr5 d a~. Churrh RENE . R<'v. Herbert Gratf.', pas tor . m.: Y o u'n ~ pt'Oplr 's §€-rv lc(' fi p.m . Choir rrhrorsal. 7 p.m.: Thul'sday. Frank Rlffl£1. su p!. Sunday S chool9: 30 a. Evan):!t•lls t ic S('rv lt•P ll: .10 p.m . wron C'S du~­ PravN S('r\'iel' . l:i:.lO p.m.; BibiC' Stud.v. 7 m.: Worship SE>rv iet\ 11 a .m . and i p.m . ~C'r:l(·l · 7J).m. p.m-. IZUnlgirl · Sunda y. Wednesda y. 7 p.m . Pra ~·e r meet· MASON CHIJRCH OP CHRIST. Mllkr Ml NEHSVI L LE- Worship Srrv lcC' 10 In$!;. ~1. . Mnso n. W. \ 'a. Eug(lnf' L. Con.(!f'l' . mi J.m .: Chu rch School. II a.m .: UMW .I hlrd LAUREL CL I FF FREE METHODI ST nlslt•r. Fiunr!Hy Blb lr Stud~· 10 a.m .; WorWf'(! n r-s da~· - 1 p.m.: Choi r prac llcf', Mon· CHURCH. David Be)l. pastor. Robert E. -ship 11 a. m. and 7 p.m. Wl'dn NHin.v Blblf' dav . 7:.111 p.m. 1Nrlson1. Barton, Directo r of Chris tia n Edu ca tio n: Slud y, voca l mu .-;ic, 7 p.m. PEARL CHAPEL - Worsh ip Si'rviN• R Steve Eblin, a ssls1ant . Sunday Sch ool 9: 30 LIBERT Y ASSE MBLY OP GOD. Duda .m .; Church School 1J a.m .: UMW Se · a .m.: Mornln2 worship 10 :30 a.m.: TPens din e La nr . Mason. W. Va . J . N . Thackf'r., rond TuNiday , 7:30 p.m.; UMYF las1 In Action, 6 p.m .: EveninJ!WOrshlp . 7: :w p. paslor. Evf'nlng srrv icf' 1:_!Vl p.m.: Wo1\.tl" s da~ . 7:.10 p.m. !Rubrnki ng ). l'n. Wednesda y 4' Yl'ning praye r and Bibl e mf' n's Mtnis1 ry. T hu rsday. 9:.10 a .m.: POMEROY -Church School . 9:15a .m. s tudy, 7:30p.m. Choir practiN•, Thursda y, \\lt'd nN<dll ,\' Pra _vf' r a nd Biblf' Study. 7: 15 : Worship .10:30 a. m.: Choi r rehra rsal 7 p.m . p.m . \\'('(ln~ d;w, 7:.l0 p.m.: UMW, srcond DEXTER CHUROI OF CHRI ST . Tuf'~day . 7:.1llp,m.: UM\' FS und ay,6 p.m . Cha rll'S Russell Sr., min ister . Ri ck Ma 1Corbit1 1. combE-r, supt. Sunda y Scl'! oo i 9:30a.m .; HARTPORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN ROCK ~ P RJ NGS- Churrh School. 9: 15 Worship service 10:30 a .m . Bible study , CHRISTIA J'I UNI ON. Th o RJ'v. David >l.m .; Worship 10 a.m.: Bible Stud y. Wed Tu""day, 7:30p.m. McManis, pas1or . Su nda ySch oo1 9: 30a .m . nesd;lv, 7: .10 p.m.; UMYF t&>nlorst. Sun REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JEli U> : Sund ay mo rnlnR" service, l1 a.m.; Sunda v. 5 p.m.: IJu nionq C'V('ry other Sun CHRIST OF LATIER DAY SAINTS. Port · da y nig ht srrv iC(', 7:30. Wed nesay JraYl'r da~· . tl p.m . 1Fr [J nkltn l. laad·Raclne Road . William Roush, pastor. mtoetln g, 7: 30p.m. R U1'LAN D - Chu rr h Sl:· hool, 9: 4~ u.m.; Linda Evans, church sch ool dir ec tor. PAIRVIEW BIBL E CHURCH, Le!arl . Worship, HI: :wa. m.; UMW (Evf'nln.Q: Clr- - Church school 9: 30 a.m.: ~ornlngworshlp w. Va .. Rt l , .Ja mes Lewis. pas!or. WorC'\rl SI'('Ond Wednf'Sdav, 7:3(1 p.m.; UMW 10:30 a. m.: Wednesda y evenin g prayer ship s l'rvtces .9~.10 a.m.; Sunda y School U IA ft !'rnoon Clrcll'l seCond Thu rsda.v. ) p. serv ices, 7: 30p.m . a.m.: Evenin~ worship 7:30p.m . Tu esda y m. db.l bC' nkln~ l , , · BETHLEHEM BAPTIST. Rev. Ear~ rotl ag<' prayer meeling and Bible Stu dy SALE M CENTER - Chur ch School lO a. Shulf'r. pastor. Worship se rv ice, 9:30 a.m . 9:30 a .m.: Worship serv l~e. Wllln esda y m.: Worship 9 : 4 ~ a.m. jRubcnkingJ. . Sunda y School 10; 30 a. m.-Bib le Study and 7 SNO'# VILLE - Wors hip. 8: l) a. m.; prayer service Thursday, 7:30p.m . ' LUTHERAN CHURCH. Chu rch School lOa.m. rRulx>nk ln ~). CARLETON INTERDENOMINATION~ Wal nut and Ht>nry Sts .. Ravenswood , W. AL CHURCH. Kingsbury Road . Rev. Da Va. The Rev. Georg(' C. Weirick, pastor . vid Curfma n, pastor. Sunda y School 9: 30 Sunday SChool 9:30a.m.; Sunday worship a.m.; Ralph .Cart, Supl. Evening worship . 11 a.m. 7; 00 p.m. PrayE"r meeting , Wedn esda y CALVARY BJBL E CH URCH, Iocated on SOUTHERN CLUSTER 7: 00p.m. . . Pomeroy P ike, Cou nty Road 25 near Fl at Rrv. Ro~ter c:iracr LONG BO'ITOM CHRISTIAN, Vomon woods . Rl"v. Blackwood, pastor . Serv ices Rev. Paul McGulrP Eldrld$!;e. pastor; Wallace Damewood , S . on Sunday at lO: 30 a.m . and 7:30 p.m. wll h S. Supt . Sunday School 9:30 a. m .; Worship ·s unday School 9: 30 a.m. Bib](' Study, Wed · AP PLE GROVE - CHurch School9:00 Service, 10:30 a .m. nesday. 7:30 p.m. iJ.m . Worship, l1l:OO a.m . Hirst and third FAITH F EL LOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR Sund.-~·s \; UMW ~cond Tuesday, 7:JO p. CHRIST. S!. Rl . 338, Ant iquity . Rev. m.: Pr;..ypr m N•lln~. Wrdn rsda y.7 P..•m. RACI NE. nRST BAPTIST , Steve Franklili ·Dickens. pastor. 'Sunday morn · jG t·acl' \. Dea ver, Pas tor . Mlkt> Swiger, Sunday ing 10 a. m.; Sunday l'venin g 7:.10 p.m. BETHANY - Worship , 9 a .m .; 0\u rch School Supt.; Sunda y School 9:30 e.m .: Th ur!lday evening 7: 30p.m. School. 10 u.m.: Blblr Study. Wt dn csda y. Morning worship 10:40 a. m.; Sunda y STIVERSVlLLE CO MMUNITY BAP· 111 o.m.: Don ·us WolJK'n 's F ell owship, pvenln ~ worship 7:30 p.m.: Wedn esda y TlST CHURCH. Pas1or Robert Byers. Wf'dn ('!l d<t~' - 11 a.m. (McGui rt') . t-vt'Tllng Blblt> s tudy 7:30p.m. Sunday SchoollO a. m.; Worship service 11 CARM EL:.._ Chu rCh School 9:30a.m.; BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY OIURCH , . a.m.; . Sunda y evening service,7:30 p.m .; W o r .~ h i p , 10:45 a.m. Second and F'ourth Wednesday evening service 7:30p.m. Sunda,\·s: F'f' llowJ;h\p dinner w11 h Su11on ·surUn~ham ~ Ray Lauderml,ll, pastor; Robert Cozart assistant pao;tcr. Sunday SchOOl INDEPENDENT HOUNESS Cl!URCH th ird Thursda y, ll::ll p.m. (M cGuire ). 10 a.m.; worship 7 p.m.: Wednesm y. 6 p.IJl. Inc., Pea rl Sl .. Middleport. Rev. O'Dell EAST LETART - Chur<"h School Sa .m.; yooth mtellng; Wed., 7p.m..churchsevlces. Manley, pas1or. Sunday School 9:30a.m.: Worship 10 .r~ . m . sf'('()nd and rou nh SunPINE GROV E HOLINESSCHURCH .\i M ornln~ worship 10: 30 a.m .: Eve11tn g dn _\'S: UMW rlrsl Tu esd~:~y. 7: :¥) p.m. m\le off Rl. 325. Rt>v. &on J . Wa us, pastor. worship 7:30p.m. Tuesday , l2 : 30p.m. Wo1Grarf' l. Robe rt Searles, S.S. Supt . Sunday School men 's Praye r mee tlng . Wednesday, 7; l) LETART FALLS - Worship 9 a. m.; 9:30 a. m.; Morning Wor ship 10;30 a.m .; p.'m . Prayer and Praise service . Church SchoollO a .m . 1C ra cf'J . • Sunday ('Ven lng SE>rv lcP 7: Xt p.m.; Wed CHURCH OF JESt..!> CHRIS~ APOO· MORNINGSTAR- Worship, 9:45a .m .; nesday servlct>, 7:30 p.m . TOLIC -Va nZa ndt and Ward Rd. Elder Church School, 10: 30 a.m.; Bible Study · SiLVER RUN BAPTIST, Bill UIIIO, James Miller, paslor . Sunday SdtoOl , , Wednesday 10:00 a.m. !McGuire! . pastor . Steve L illie, S. S. Supt. Sunda y 10:30a .m.; WorshlpServtce, Sunday, 7:30 1\ACJNE WESLEYAN - Chur<h School, p.m .; BiblE' Study, W~ nesday, 7:30p.m . 10 a.m.: Worship 11 a.m.: UMW rou 11hMon- School tOa.m.; Morning worslp, ll a. m.: ('Venlng worship 7: 30p.m. Prayer· .POMEROY .WESLEYAN HOLINESS, day~ 't 7::*.) p.m.: Mf;'~'s Prayrr Breakfast, Sunday meellng and Bible s tudy Thursda y, 7:30 p. Harrisonvill e Road. Rev. Dewey Kin g, Wed day, 7 a.m, (Grac·C' l. pastor: Clinton Ji'a ulk , Sunday School s TON - C h~ rc h School . 9: 30 a·.m.: · mr: You th meet ing Wednesday at 7 p.m . REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH Supt. ; Sunday School 9:30 a .m .; morning Morn In ~ Worship 10:45 a.m. flrsf and lhlrd - 383 N. 2nd Ave., Mlddleporl. Sunda y worship. 11 a .m.; Sunday eVen tng service Sundavs: Fellowship dinn er with Ca r mel SchoollO a.m. Sunday evening 7:00p.m .; 7: 30 p.m. P rayer Meelln g, Wednesday, third Thursday, 6: 30 p. m ~ I McC i.Jirc}. Mld -w~ serVIce, Wed., 7 p.m . .7: 30p.m. ·JI COOPER~TJVE a.m. ~JRSAVJOUR ,, fourlh Sunda ys at 7: 30p.m.: Chrls1ia n Endeavor on 1ht> fi rs t and 1hlrd Sunda ys at 7: 30p.m. Wro nes day prayer n'ieetlng and Bibl e stud ~. 7: 30p.m . C11URCH OF GOD OP PROPHECY. Loca ted on 0. J . Wh itl-' Road of Highway 160. Pa1 Hens on, p3stor. Sunday School io a. m. ClaSSl'S for a n ages, Junior Chu rch 11 a. m.: Morning worship 11 a.m . Adult Choir pract lrt' 6 p.m . Sunda y. Youn,R; P eo ple's, Children's Church and Adult Bible S1udy. Wrd nesday a1 7:30p.m. HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEl. , 570 Grant St. , Middl eport . AUllla ted wllh Soul hern Baptist Convent ion . Dav id Bryan. Sr ., Mlnis\Pr. Sunday School 10 a.m.: Morning worship l1 a. m.; E venln g wors hip 7p.m .; Wednt>sday I?VenJn g BiblE' study and pro yP r m eettnR 7 p.m. BRAQFORD CHU RCH OF CHRIST. S!. Rt. 124 and Co. Rd . 5. Mark Seevers, mln\strr . Su nday Sch ool Supt. Harry HC'ndrlc·ks : Sunday School 9: 30a.m.: Morn ing. wors hip 10::10 a.m. : Evening worshi p 7 p·. m. Wednes day wors hip 7 p.m. ST. PAU L LUTHER AN CHURC11 . Co rner Syca morE> a nd Second Sts .. Pomeroy. The Rev. William Middles wor th , pstor . Sunday SChool 9: ~5 a .m.; Church serv le<> ll a.m . SACRED HEART CHURCH , MsJ<l', Anthony Cta nnam or e. P h. 992-5&}8. Satu rda~ E ven ln ~ Mass 7 :XI p.m.: Sunda y Mass, ~8 a .m. and 10 a.m. Confession s rnr half hou r befor(' each Mass. CCD Classes, ll a .m. Sunday . VICTORY BAPTIST, 525 N. 2nd S!.. Middleport. Jame.s E . KPes(l(>, paslor. Sunda_y morni ng wo rshi p 10 a. m .; Even In g SPrvlce 7 p. m .; Wt'd n~da y l'Venln ~ worship 7 p.m. Vls jla tlon. Thursday 6: 30 P!lli - MORS E CHAPEl. CHURCH- Charii'S · Norris. pastor. Sund a~ School. 10 a ,m.: worship service. ll a.m.;Sunday nlghl worship serv iC(', 7: 30 p.m.: MidWN'k prayN sen ·lc<'. 7: 30 p.m. Thursday. LI VING WORD CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD - Gllbrrt Spent·rr. pastor. Sun d.1y School 9: 30 a. m .; Mor nin_g S('I'VicC' 10:00 a .m .: Sunday ('Vl'nlng !irrv lcP 7:00 p. m.: Mid-wl'rl< pray('r SNVi('f' Wrd nrs day 7 p.m . MT . OLI VE COMMt:NITY CHURCH. Li!Wf('ncc> Bush. pas tor. Ma x Folm('r, St:. 9.lp 1. Sunda .v Srhool and M o rn ln~Z Worship 9:30 a.m . ; Sundn v ('V£'ningsNV IC(', 7 p.m.; Youth mN'Iinf'!' a'nd Blbl r Study, Wcdn cs· day, 7 p.m. .UNITED FA ITH CHURCH. Rl. 7 on Pomr ro~· By -Puss. RC'v. David Wl~t'm a n , Sr ., $999· GEMini '2" Value ' · Ruth AU/FM/FM St0..0 '"'* Aldio Ctlllttt Pllyer Suver and Slack color Four speaker system, fOur watis· per c::hannelaudio ~r output and 'four ba,nd graphic equal izer. Perforroance sound you can count on from GE! Music Location Sys1om (MLS.rl helpo find your ta•orite selection . Rec~arge capable wtth op· tional GE Power Stick batteries. Theresa th~ee-pos•tlo.n sinH switch for normal. CRO' or metal1ape selectton . LEOs •n· dicate batfery condition and FM stereo .. ~~pe cou_ nter. cas- . Mtte carrv door, and direct " on or oft-at r recordtng capabilIty, Full On• Year Warranty ." $l79 "F,ItltlnJ I<Wt~llg Fflfd C6ldu" 228 W. Main _St~, Pomeroy 992-5432 CANDY STRIPE RUG RUNNER They had to sai _ l the oceans wide ; -212 E. Main Street 992·3785, Pomeroy $499 ASSORTED COLORS Size : 4 Ill' P1ck Courthouse POMEROY OHI0-992-6677 Across· from the _ ~---~=""99""'12-514 j --~------.J To pioneer these unknown lands ~~ •••n -\ SOAP · Agen~g, In~. 264 S. 2nd, Middleport Of life upon some distant .shore . . K&C JEWELERS •Fnl . • - .. CLUTCH STYLE WITH STRAP DEODORANT .· Rawling~·Coats-Biower Craw's Family Restawe~~t lakes and streams Set forth to realize the ir dreams Middleport, Ohio Mail-in Rebate - DIAL GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES 7QY way of mountains, · Meigs Cou nty's Oldest Florist John F . Fultz. Mgr. Ph. 992-2101 Pom ~ rov lEALTOR ' 9 9 9 S1499 Less ss.oo PHARMACY _m LJ3 I FRANCIS FLORIST ~----~ " MEIGS TIRE \ \ CENTER, INC. ft\ \ SAlE PIICE ,$ POMEROY, OHIO RALL'S 11 5 E. Memorial Dr. 992 -2104 i ·. 214 E. Mairi 992-St'lO - ..1 Veterans Memorial Hospital · Pomeroy gg 2.3325 UGHTWEIGHT ORGANIZER BOX Listed On This Page. ~ ~ wAID CROSS , TE~FQRD REALtJ SONS STORE 216 s. sec.ond Groceries-' General Merchandise Racine 949·2550 LADIES HANDBAGS ' WE HAVE IT! ·NEW TIDE 25 POUND ECONOMY SIZE 7 pa stor. Ml•lvln Drakr . S. S. Supt. Su nd ay School 9:30 ~ . m ,: Mor ni ng Worship 10: 30: Even ing Wors hip 7:30p.m.; Wrdnesday Prnye1· S('rVi('(\ 7: l) p.m . Fi\JTH BAPTIST CHURCH. Railroad Sl., Mason. Su nday S('hool lO a. m.: Mornin I! worship 11 a.m,; Evf'nin g Sf'rvict> 6 p. m. Pra yr r met'! in~ and Bible Study Wed· n£'sda v. 7 p.m. FO REST RUN BAPTIST . RPv . NyiP , BordE>n, pa stor. Cor nelius Bu nch. supl. • &mda v School 9:.'ll a.m .; Scrond and • fourth' Sundays ~· ors h i p sNv lcf' a1 2:.10 p.· •fow- wana W chan .-I minimum power outpUtll4 ohma, troM tOQ-1!U00Hlwltt1 no tnOf•ll'lan tCJ'If.tolll rwmon~ clii1Gnlon '2'' 24160 • NEW BIG BOX OF LUVS SUPER BABY PANTS '6 PAIR PACKAGE OF 23%" LATEX BAC"'- TUBE $0CKS m. MT. MOR fAH BA PTI ST. F ourth and Main Sl., Middl epor t. Rev. GiibC.rl Cr aig, .Jr., pastor . Mrs. Ervin Bau mga rdnC'r, Sunda y St·hool Supt . ~ und ay School 9: 30 a. m.: Worship Service. 10: 45 a.m. SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST -: Josl'ph B: Hoskins, eva ng<'lisL Sund ay BlbiC' Study 9a.m .: Wor!lhip . 10a.m ,; Sunda y r venln.e: srrvlcC' 6 p.m.; W E'dnf'S d a~ f'Vf'n ln~ srrvlcr, 7 p.m. PENTj':COST AL ASSEMBLY, Racine. Rt. 124 . Willia m Hobark. pastor. Sund ay School 10 a.m.: Sunday even ing servtce 7 p.m. W£'C\n('sda y N'en!ng s~ rvlr l' 7 p.m . CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Cheadle. Supt. Su nda y School 9:30. a. m. Morning Wor ship 10:30 a.m. P rayrr service. a ll e-rnatP Sundays. ·• MIDDL EPORT PENTECOSTAL . Th ird .; . Avf'. Rev. Clark Bak er . pas tor. Carl Nol- ·. llnJtha m . Sunday School Sup t. Sunday :· School 10 a. m. with classl'S for all a~es. · Evening s~rv l c<'s at 6 p. m. Wednesday Bl· ; bit• study a t 7: 30p.m. Youth sf.'rv ices Friday at 7: 30 p.m . , ECCL ESIA PELLOWSHIP. 128 Mill St., Mlddl('()Ort. BrolhC'r Chuck Mc Phl'rson. , 1 pastor. Sunda ~· School 10 a.m .; Sunday .: f'Vf' n!n.'r ser v!cl's af 7 p.m . a nd wron esday ~ SC'rVJCf'S H1 7 p.m . • -. ANT IQUJT Y BAPTIST. Kr nnf'lh Sm!r h. pas1m·. Sund[J_v School 9::10 a. m.: ch urch sCrv icl' 7:30p.m.: .vouth fellowship 6: 30 p. 1 m.: Blbic s1udy, Thu rsda,v. 7:30p. m. ~ FULL GOSPE L LIGHTHOUSE. 33045 , Hil an d Road . Pbmrro_v . Tom Kell y, pas; 1 tor . Dann.v Lumht•rt, S. S. Supt. Sunday mornin g Sf' rvic<' a t lO <L m .; Sunday ('VC'n · In~ sl'rv!r(' 7:.10 p.m. Tul'sday and Thu rs day S('rviN'!-.111 7::l0 p.m. WORD OF F AITH . 9:t M ill St .. Mlddl e!XIrt. Sunday morning sr rv lrf' 10: 15 o.m.; Sund ay rvcnlng 7: 30. Thursday mor ning B\blr s tudy 10 a .m. Wednt'Sday pvenlng 7:30 p.m. NEW HAVEN CHURCtf OF THE NA· 7ARENE. Rev . GlPndon Stroud , pas1or . Su nda .v Schoot9 : :Joa.m.; Worship scrvirC'. 10:30 a.m.: You th st•rv lrC' Sunday 6: 1 ~ p. m. ~ unday eve nin g srrvice 7: 00p .m ; Wed · ncs d~:~y PrayPr Mrr tl ng and Bible Study i: OO p. m. NEASE SETTLEMENT CHUR CH. Sun . da y aft rrn oon sl'rvtces a! 2: 30. Thu rsday f' \'('TI\nc st•rvtcl's at i :.30 . PIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Mason. W. . Va . P as1or. Bill Murphy. Sunday School10 · o.m .: Sunday evrnin ~ 7:30 p.m. PrayN r mf'C'Hng and Bible srud.v \\IC'dnN!day. 7:30 p.m. Ev('ryon t• wc li'Oml'. RUTLAND FREE WILL BA PT IST. Sa]('m St . Re\'. Paul Taylor, pas1or. 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It is currently shut do'Ml whil e Adams trave ls the counl ry doing fund ralslng for a new lnstttute he hopes to open In -four year s under the same nam e. This year's fund -ralslng efforts have brought oonatlon of a 310·acre slle. In S120,lXXJ, plus ~ 11 comfort . . . , Dual contrOl rnodtll aii<M There Is a physician In Kalamazoo, Mlch., known as Dr. Wl10 t no1 his real name). He Is called that because he seldom ildmJts patients to the hospital. believing they will get well fast er at home. So on t he rarPoccaslons w hen he phones a hosplial t o reserve a ll>d for a patient and says, "This Is Dr. Winters" I not hi s real n am e . either), the oospllal usually says, "Dr. Who ?" • lncllvldullllft1l*lllut11 TWIN SIZE ' FULL SIZE SINGLE CONTROL FULL SIZE DUAL CONTROL QUEEN SIZE DUAL' COteTROL '29" '34" '39'' '44" . . One,for now ... WRAP One for lafer! 59 e 25 Sq~ 1111 I I • UL liiiiMI . REYNOLDS ALUMINUM FOIL .. s... montY a n d - Feet VERY SPECIAL VALUE! 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The Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society which encourages you to get with it stresse:; that there will. be no extension oi the deadline: Each family is entitled to a 500 word story with one pict~ll.' free r:l charge. II is not necessary, of course, to 'pufChase a book but to make sure you will get a copy you should place your order and make payment by the same .Feb. 15 deadline. Any books thar may be available alter the deadline will be at a higher price. Now - If you want help with getting your family stol}· together. members of the society wtll be at FRIDAY RUTLAND - Dance at Rulland Civic Center. 8-11 p.m. Music by Flashback. Admission, $2 single, $3 per couple. · Saturday, at 7:30 nightly. Speaker will be the Rev. Stewart; · singers Did you know that Ullian Moore nighlly. · of F\Jmeroy has been named new executive director of the Meig$ 1"'1'. PLEASANT ~ Bend Area County Cancer SoCiety? Gospel Sing wUI be held Saturday, 7 Lillian replaces Delores Frank RUTLANDAyardsalewllibe p.m., at the , Gospel Lighthouse who resigned from the position held beginning at 9 a.m. Friday at Church, Point Pleasant. Featured . after several years serv.ice. Quite the Rutland Church of God on State '\'Ill be the Narrow Way Singers, congenial, Lillian will do a great job Route 124towards Rutland . . - Chartly, the Unroe Family, Johna for the society. · Crump, the Reflections Trio, and a Incidentally, the oociety does ' · canta:ta by several area churches offer help and service to cancer SATURDAY Public ipvited: · patients. There are some mileage · APPLE GROVE - Hymn sing at allowances and oome medicine 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Apple SUNDAY allowances available _ and with Grove United Methodist Church RlJfLAND - Homecoming will these things, there are oome featuring the'G ioryland Believers. be held Sunday at the Rutland stipulations. However. If you need Chu rch of God, ·Route 124, Rutland helpgiveLillianartnganyTuesday NEW HAVEN -New Haven with Sunday S!Chool ai 10: praise or Thursqay from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Volunteer Fire DepOrtment will and worship at ll. Dinner at 12: 30; and get !}te specifics. The Cancer sponsor a Captain D's dinner from afternoon service 1:30 p.m. with.. Society office nu!lJber \S !1.l2-7531. 11 a.m. to 6:30p.m. Saturday at !he fire station. Ken Luke; special singing. · Looking ahead. Midd)eport Boy SHADE- There wm be a revival · JOPPA - Homecoming at the Scout Troop 245 will sponsor a craft at the Shade United Methodist Joppa Church will be $unday with a show and sale at the. Middleport Church Thursday, Friday and dinner a t noon followed 1;1y Fire Station from 9a.m. to 5p.m.on Nov. 15. The cost for Setting up will !:e $0 per table. H you need more info or want to reserve space just give Nina t:raddock a rtng at !1.l2-3689. Willie Guinther has been discharged from the Holzer Medical Cen ter where he underwent back 18. to assist you. You can leave your surgery. He will be confined to his completed story or book order at Syracuse home for the next couple the museum during TegU!ar hours of weeks. which are 1 to 4 p.m. Tuesday Incidentally, although he's been ' through Saturday each week. out of the armed forces ilr !llme :!1 U stopping by is inconvenient you years, Willle recently received his can mall your story or your book Good Conduct Medal from the U. S. order - or both - to the Meigs Army. Now that's quite a lengthy ' County History Book. Box 145, oversight. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Also Paul Smith. Racine- that lf you need any further informa- Auctioneer DafJ's father - is a· tion do pin neat themuseumduring patient at the Cleveland Clinic the open hours at !E2-3810 or whew he's u~dergoing tests. Margaret Parker at !1.l2-2264. . And upcoming out Rutland way II 's that time again. under the sponsorship of the An American Red t:rms Blood- Rutland Emergency Squad are a mobile wlll visit the Meigs Senior Captain D's dinner on Oct. 26 and Citizens Center in Pomeroy from I !he annual Christmas bamar on to 5:30 p.m. next Wednesday. Nov. 8. The squad is working to Women of I he Hemlock Grange will ra ise funds for air bags. serve the cantren. Needless to say. - -.1'you don't need an appointment to Those are the biggest gnats I've ever ,.,.,n. Do krep smiling. give blood- just walk right 11 . the Meigs Museum in PomeroY from I to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. Trear eyes with caution By EDWARD SCHRECK, D.O. Asstat1nt Professor of Family Medicine Ohio Unlvenlly College of Ooteopathlc Medicine Queotlon: The other day, I was working underneath my car and something fell in my eye. I've tried Oushing the eye out with .water, but that hasn't helped. My eye Is stU! painfUl and red and feels scratchy when I blink. What should I oo? ~wer: U simply wash.ing your eye out with water hasn't removed the foreign body, you shou ld see your doctor to determine If the oomea (the transparent part of the eyeball which covers the Iris and 111pil and admits light to the interior) has been S~Cratched. Queollon: How will the doctor treat my eye? Anower: Your physician will take · a medical history of any previous eye problems such as glaucoma or recurrmt Infection, since these factors oould alter treatment In your particular case. The doctor wlll also ask how and where the eye trouble occurred. They you'll read an eye ell art to see Hyour vision has been impaired. Alter these procedures. the physician wtll examine the eye Itself. looking for lnjurtes to the eyelids or to thio skin around the eyes. He or she wtll check the whites of the eyes, the oornea and the undersides of both upper and lower lids. If the foreign body appears.on the oomea, sometimes a jet stream of water wlll Ousl\11 out. With rrore stubborn objects. the doctor may drop a numbing solution Into the eye to more easily examine and remove any foreign body on the cornea. Sometimes a dye ca lied fiuorsceln Is 531 JACKSON PIKE · RT.3!5 WEST -448-4524 BARGAIN MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY • ~l SEATS $2.50 ADMISSION EVERY TUESDAY. $2 .50 1il iOCTOBER 10 thru ~ FRIDAV t~ru THURSDAY!~ He'IIIJVIY9CI the fTlCI'I haihll!l croci prirrdl/9 kn::l knowontc man. ~cHhl'sgatkldo 1$ ~ ~ ltltoo!ll' c W&elr in New 'll::n. DESIGN - Rehecca Roush, daughter of Greg Roush, Syracuse, and grandduughter oflllr. and Ml)!. Moton Roush, also of Syr&:use, Is attending ihe Columbus College of Art Wid Design where she Is majoring In Interior and lnduslrtal design. A 1986 graduate of Whitehall Yearling High School, Ms. Roush, was awarded a two year scholarship I<> attend the school. a 2 p.m.' sen1ce with Rays singing. evangelist. ..:.._ ...... MIDDLEPORT - International Order of Job's Daughters practice for Inspection, 2 p.m: Sunday, Middleport Masonic Temple. POMEROY -Annualmretingof Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society will be held at 1'30 p.m. Sunday at the Meigs County Museum. Five trustees wlll be elected to five year terms. th~ RACINE - Revival seMces will hegin at the Mount Mortah Church of God. Racin e, Sunday _through 7 p.m. Victor Holland. MONDAY . POMEROY - Bedford Township Trustres will met in regular session Monday at 7 p.m. at the townhaiL •• REEDSVILLE Church of Christ - . . REEDSVILLE, OHIO Invites You t·o Attend A Speci_al Gospel. .·Quar.t et Program .THINK SAFETY· •RAINBOW SINGERS VIENNA, 'NV \ AND THE •HEAVENL Y EXPRESS 7:30 P.M.. Message 0/o .••.' ; ."' . Twin City Machine ·& Welding ... POMEIOY, OHIO ' ' ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE FINANCING. {' .; I, ONE DAV ONLV- HURRVI! j SUNDAY 1-5 ' . The Daily Sentinel ... '· -~·;ne thou:wnd """"''"~"calf. Member FDIC Athen1, Ohio • Ohio Village Pharmacy " MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MIKE SWINGER Ewing funeral Home MIDOLEPOn, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy Pat Hill Ford Smith-Nelson Motors POMEROY, OHIO MIDDLEPORT, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO .. State Farm Insurance MIDDLEPOn, . OHIO ' . ••,,' • La ·A-LLE GALLERY •,. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO "''' _;_____,;,___ •• ' • ,. .,.•• • Oodgewtso so HURRY! Fabric Shop '· CHESTD, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO Downing-Childs Agency. and Mullen Insurance ~ 399 So. Third, Middlepbrt 614-992·6421 • • • •• ',.. . See. 5150 lim18d warranry on I)(Mertl'aln afld oUter body rust·tlrough al Gealtr. Restnctions aWY. "F1nanc1nQ ts lor qualifled \ . CHEY.-OLDS.-CAD. Ridenour Supply CHESTER, OHIO Quality Print Shop CENTRAL TRUST r-;::- TreBankThatMakesThingsHappen. ~ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO POIDOY, OHIO ' buio< lllnlUQh CIYysor Cre<lit Colp. on sele<tol '86 and 'I ll OocJve c;rs arl<l true:~ In lloalet slo<k Qi11<1 rates av111abo as tengm ol contr~ 1ncreases. Oea~ contnbiltion J11i'r' affect final puce. Ask lOr de\a1ls. Onerends O<:ttJoer J?tr. .Jim Cobb POMEROY, OHIO MIDDLIPCtlf, OliO •• • Dodge, Inc. '( · • " ~· •.' • •' · MIPOLEPOIT, .OHIO SYRACUSE, OHIO King B_uilders .· Ace Hardware Home National Bank· . ' " •• • . 992-5627 Bc.um .LUmber .• ·COOPER 'Chrysler•Piymouth MIDDLEPORT, OHIO •• ."•' ' Dodge Wlncer ES POMEROY, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO •' •' '- Middleport Trophies G&J Auto Parts .. 1-------~~-~- -~~--=-~ - ~~----:--~ K&C Jewelers 1 ..• 301 E. MAIN ST. · POMEROY, OHIO PHONE 992-6U• .BANKEoNE.. Valley Lumber and Supply '• •, STEVE UIDOIIH ~PEN\_) ' )-> . OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC MIDDLEPORT, OHIO "'• '• •• ' •: Excludes HallawHn & Thanlcsgiving lftms _HEVROLET . Rawlings-Coats-Blower Funerai _Home Pomeroy Flower Shop POMEIOY, OHIO ,,.,•• ... · · POMEROY; OHIO Farmers Bank . ••,. ::·.: . Gravely Tractor Sales & Service MIDDLEPOn, OHIO 30°/o TO 60°/o.OFF -Obb . .. . Fruth Pharmacy OFF SEE YOU AT THE RACINE OCTOBERFEST . THIS WEEKEND••• (Canctlled Last Weekend) . • The Following Businesses Have ' Sponsored this Steve Randolph thanks oil his friends and neighbors for making him No. 1 in September ~"ll invites everyone to attend the Octoberrl'st at Racine - Steve will have some new 87 models on display. Jlffi ·. -..:.. ., ,·, .i.' .Sunday, October 12 Salesman of the Month ' '" . •• Prevention POMEROY--Lt. and Mrs. Duane Hartis, Corps officers at .The Salvation Army, Athens, wUI speak at a meeting at the oorps In Pomeroy at 6:30 p.m. Sunday, a chl!llge In the usual time. Therewlll -he special music. The Salvallon Army In F\Jmeroy is ai · 115 Bulternut Ave. •• • States. ' - •' 1 about RAVENS.WOOD, WV 20°/o 137 N. SECOND AVE. . Fires tvery45 ,. J FLATWOODS - . Homecoming ' POMEROY --' Ho~ecoming· at .• ,at the Flatwoods United Methodist Carleton Church , Sll nday. Morning Church Sunday; carry--In dinner worship at 9:30; basket dinner at . 12:30. Special service at 1:45 .p.m. 12:30 p.m. The afternoon program featuring Rev . Liston Halley; Blood begins at 1: ~ vJith the Gabriel Line singing group· featured. ~artet, several bcal singers, and · ___ • the Gospel Tones. Don't Miss LaSalle Gallery; s Big Storewide Reduction Sale ONE DAY ONLY SATURDAyI OCTOBER 11 th ·10 A.M. TIL S P.M. MANY ITEMS The Gospel - - - -The Daily Sentinei-Page-9 , .· . · Pomeroy· Middleport, Ohio FEATURING injected on the eye to highlight any · scratches on the cornea. If the object'ln the eye Is metal, It may leave a "rust rtng" (pigment of oome sort) which should be removed. Frequently, physicians refer this problem to an ophthalmologist (a doctor who specializes in diseases ol the eye), who uses an • abrasive Instrument to rub the rust off STOREWIDE- Fire (/omir;unity calendar/ area happenings . Book's deadline nears · . Friday, OClober. 10, . 1986 ··. Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Bear of the Bend By BOB HOEFlJCH Sentinel Slafl Writer . Don't look now but \\1th busy times upcoming, ' the,_deadline for wrtting your family lilstory for the 1987 edition ol the Meigs CounTy History Is moving right ln. The deadline Is Feb. 15, 1987 and ollhand, that seems like It 's a long Friday, October 10, 1986 '- Pag:'-8-The Q(llily Sentinel . ~I • •• ' ..,,,.,bf,FtJ#C - �' Page- 10- The Fnday, October 1O, 1986 Friday, Pubhc Notoce Pomeroy Mtddleport Ohio f tnanml A11111111111:1~ 1111~ 111s PUBLIC NOTICE COUNTY MEIGS 21 The fo llow ng were recetv a:l LAFF-A-DAY 44 lusmess Opportunrtv prepared by The OhiO Env r Ap•rtmenta fo r rant In Pomeroy One and two bedroom• Call 614 992 6216 onmental PI'Qtectl:m Agen cy (OEPA) lost week Effocwe ssuanoa dates ol proposed a~ttc>ns are seated Fnal ac tic:ms fl18V be appealed n Reps Needed ior bUIIft811 IC Recine (,iun Shoot II)Oni!Qred by 'Mitmg WJthn 30 days of the Recine Gun Club Every Sunday beginning It 1 00 p m Factort' Cho•• 12 guage ahotgun1 to The date of th s 1'¥:11 ce Env ronmental Board of Re Rm 101 260 E Town St Columbus OH 43216 Notcce of any appeal shall be f led w t h ttle d ra: tor wrthin 3 days Proposed act iOns will become f1n al OOiess a writtEn VteW LADIES CAN YOU SING? THINK NOT? Can you c.rry ~~~~~S~Ia~n~di ~•~d~T~lm~t~lj=; tune but a ngtoo low to alngwhh the radto or church d\olr7 Then E.1Cptnence body man Meded tp maybe you lfl the perfect baea build salvage cars Toole re for Sweet Adelln• f;qme have qu1red Cell 614 388 9615 your voce checked Tuetdey BAM 5PM Oct 14th at 7 00 p m Firat ChrlatlenCilurch comerofWht Part time No students 15 hr• per w... t4 90 per tlour Some State end North Congrees St Athena Oh10 evenhtp II weell•uli Call IQr "polntment Bo:~~ard Memor al LADIES 00 YOU UKE TO Ubrary 614 446 READ SING? Come to Swen Adel nts guest mght Tu81day Oct 14th Qual fled meat cuHer Santi 11 7 00 P. m at Flm Chr11t ~ resume to BOll T400 1t1 cene of Church comer of WHt SleteSt thi Gell.poh• OalyTr bune 82~ and NOrth Congr111 St Alhent Third Ave Galllpol s Oh Oh10 45831 a::IJUd catiOn heanng request 15 st mctted withlfl 30 days of the ISSUanoo date or the Director reviSes / wwthdraw s the pro posed actto n Any person may WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR subn 1t comment s ~nd or (J.Iest 11 meetmg reg ardmg any non f nal ac t10n wtttl n 30 days of the date lfld•cated l iOn Ac as usEd SJo ove does not nctude rec!cpt of a verifu~d COf11)1a nt If s~gmfteant J1lbhc nt~rest e.lC sts a pubhc meet ng may be he ld As to any acttan ncludilg recetpt of ver f eel CO f'l1llalflt s any per son may obta n notice of 2 •ZENITH In Memoroam •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SATElliTE SALES & SERVICE ~~ Hue ft fill Tl~~t Sho~ Tecbnlclan -:::::;;;;;:::::::::::=::;, t In lovmg memory of Raymond Keesee on h1s btrthday Oct 10 1 Card of Thanks 1986 The famoly of Carne Moore expresses the1r smcere appreciation for llle kmdness shown durmg the Illness alii death of our mother Speetal thank s to the Rutland Emergency Squad Or Witherell the entore staff of Ve terans Memoroal Hos p1tal and Home Health for all thetr help and ca rmg The Rev Cectl Wtse Roseville the pall bearers and all my fnends and neighbors for the lovely flowers food and for JUSt be mg there We apprec1 ate you Vtrgmoa and Kenneth Mtc hael and Famtly Just a prayer from us who love you on Puty RIDENOUR V. C. YOUNG Ill TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER-985 3307 992 6215 or 992 7314 Pomeroy Ohoo 4 15 861c RADIATOR SERVICE We can repa1r and r~ core radtators and heater cores We can also actd bot I and rod out radiators We also repa1r Gas Tanks Real Estate General FOR SALE PAT HILL FORD HUNTING CABIN tn heart ol dee and tu key countly $3 500 00 992 2196 Mtddleport Ohto 1 13 tfc UNDEVELOPED ac reage SO acres or less me lent hu nl Ag $300 00 per acre !CUT OUT FOR fUTURf USEI KEN'S LARGE FRAME HOUSE m Pomeroy noce lot has 1re damage $4 500 00 CALL 992 2720 or 992 3589 APPLIANCE SERVICE •Washers •D1shwashen •Ranges •Refngerators •Dryers •Freezers Real Estate General MEIGS CO HLI'AANE HAS BEAllriFUL KlmNS and CATS FOR SOCIETY 55° 0 Adqptoon PARTS and SERVICE '-la;nl...l;lili E" POMEROY 0 PH. 992-9949 Bob Barton, Owner 912718611 mo GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT. EVERY HALF COST of SPAY I NEUTER at t1me of Adopt1on Balance Paod monthly to Humane Soc ety DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALLI LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. foolory Cholot 12 Gouge Shotg1111 Only 10 8-tfn J.R.'s REPAIRS TVs, Antennas 1 Satellite Sales Installation Service Electromc Organs Mobole servoce 614-843-5248 RfASONABLE 10 S tic REliABlE 8 20 86 tfn THE QUAUTY PRINT SHOP Fo; All Voo; P;lwtlog N"i' 54 M1sc Merchandtse OPEN HOUSE Real Estate General Ummproved land For Sale SATURDAY, OCT. 11, 1986 2:00 P.M. TO 5:00 110 acres on Ram bow R1dge 1n Chester Townshtp Home National No Hunt ng or Treupaalng on P1cken1 Farm. Flauock W Va All violators will be proaeeutecl P A P.u:llens 190 MULBERRY AVE POMEROY, OH lnnoculatlons 101511 mo Aftwr 5 (all 742-2027 ASHLAND Bashan Bulldmg CAll 992 6505 ' 992 5427 or 992 3026 FENCE COMPANY PH. 992·6931 SUGAR RUN Includes Wormed and F1rst 4 5 tic REALTORS Henry E Cleand Jr GRI 992 6191 Jean Tru ssell 949 1ti60 Dott e Tuoner 992 56 91 Off ce 992 1259 Fee ACCENT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS REBUILT & REPAI~ED ADOPTION 992-3410 985·3561 All M1ku O'Brien & Crow Realty Co. CARPENTER SERVICE - Addon• and remodeling Roof ng and gutter work - Concrete work P umb ng and eleetncal work jFree Est1mates) 4/ 1/ tfn Sadly mtssed by wtfe Ada Children & Grandchildren YOUNG'S PWS Olf~te Suppies & furntture Wedd1ng and Grallluahon Stat1ontry MagnetiC S1gns fl'ubbtr Stamps ln•tallat1D11 A•adable 104 M..llterry AY Pomeroy 992-3345312/ Hn Giveaway AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Free kittens 6430 Call 614 246 Free IO good home 3 IPIYed female cats 1 male neutered cat All shottlncludecl TriNned Call814 992 7077 after 6 00 BLACK WALNUTS Startmg Pnco _ $800 Per Hundred Pounds After Hulling on Hammons Huller Red male Doberman 2 yrs old Cell 614 742 3081 tven111g1 Four ldorable playful kittens 304 676 1928 SEPT. 29-NOV. 8 Just Brmg your Black oranget.ger k2•1ttene tten 304 676 1312 ahortha1r Walnuts sttll tn the hull to NEWELL'S SUNOCO Chtstor Ohto .... Sat a ... 5 pm 985-3350 922861mo 9 U S RT 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Now Hollonol luoh Hog TOP CASH pad for '83 model and newer uaed cars Sm th Du1ck Pont11c 1911 Eastern Ave Gell1pol1 Call 614 446 Form Eq,.pmont Dealer FarM E••ltt...t Parll & Senlee N.E.C.A. CONTRACTOR Wanted To Buy We Pl'l cath for lila model cl•n used cars J m Mmk Chl\l' Olds Inc Bill Gene Johnton 814 446 3872 Authorned Jolon Doere PH 949 2210 FOUND Pras cr ptlon lul1 glaaaas Found n Court Sl area Call 814 448 11n 2282 WANTED TO BUY uud wood & coal heaters SWAIN ,S FURNI TURE 3rd & otiva St GtiiiPO II Call 814 445 31&8 Buyme dalty gokt • tver cotna rlngt jewelry sterling were old coll"le large C\lrrency Top pn ces Ed Burilett Blrber Shop 2nd Ave Middleport Oh 814 992 3478 S1~rv1tes POMEROY 0 992 2259 Real Estate General TEAFORD Real Phone 1 (614) 992 3325 67 ACRES-Tractor bnd oo ha r~ roo ~ at Sumne. TRAILER PARK-21 spaces plus acres on Rt 124 Tree; and riVer VIew POMEROY- Walk tothestore Rve~ •ew hot water heat full basement VInyl ~d n~ 3 JX)rche; cook and bake umts All n AI condrton On ~ $3700) SYRACUSE-3 75 acres next to Rust c H•l• 7 rm older oome AI ctty ultlrt es Ju~ $21 OOJ SYRACUSE - N cely remo de~d one l~or 5 rm horne New range and relr gerata cent al " r and teat full basement garage and ot 70x29 5 Only $36000 PAY BAlANCE-On th~ n~e 4 BR home onUn ~A A venu e 1 baths 8 rms shop and lg lot Aboul $16000 15 ACRES-Sutton Townshp 3 BR oome lo~ of rem ode n~ garage shop 24x41 and other bldg; Secluded On~ $37 500 POMEROY- Nce 3 BRs 2 balffi hot wateo heat I~ basement 2 porches andwalk to shop On~ $18 000 NEAR RUTLAN0-2 BRooe floo horne Balh Leoo mg Creek wa!er and level ot Just ON STOVES & FIREPLACE INSHTS NO MONEY DOWN 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH YOU WILL NOT FIND AN EQUAL QUALITY STOVE ANYWHERE AT OUR PRICES ... (GUARANTEED) FROM FACTORY $21500 OLD TIME HEATING CO. • Estate~~ 216 E 2nd St SAVE...4QOIO /1 AND MORE 701 2ND AVE GALLIPOLIS OHIO OPEN DAILY TILL 6 P M SUNDAY 12 5 Delivery peraon 111e11t 20 hours wtek hourly pay plus comm 1 lion and t1p1 Apply n perton Must have relw.ble tranaporte hon V1llage Pizza Inn 1-- ----- - - 12 SEUING PROBlEM? CAU. 992 3325 Housing }-ieadquarlers • WOLFE PEN - 0"' floor plan home wlh three bed rooms Also has a nce d n Room and board for san or c 11zen1 Spectellovmgcare Cal 614 992 6873 Wou!41 like to take c are of eldMiy woman h my home 6 ye81'& a•peneneii 304 676 2989 18 Wanted to Do Chnst en baby litter day car.e e..penence Second Ave loca liOn C• 614 445 2750 low pr1ces Pick up lot ttlvtgt1 AppliiNlCII TV motora. cer b1tter1n etc etc Cell 614 2155 1747 Electr cal work free eat meta Industrial Commerc al Restdent Ill C.ll 614 446 3028 FIRE WOOD locusl Maple Elm Walnut •30 per pici;up load dehvared Call Bill Slacll at 614 992 2259 Will do blbya tt.,g on week ends In Meigs County area CaU 6t4 949 2803 or 614 446 2738 RACINE - Own 2 acres ol Ian~ wrth garden space lru1 trees and eloow oom 2 story oome wth lour bedrooms n good cond•t on Garage near schools $24 000 00 POMEROY -A very n ce I ~ story old er home wtth lhree bedrooms d non g oo m rear pat o front porch oveolook on glhe Oh oRver Ver y con vemenllo shoppng & town MAKE OFFER $1 5 000 00 NEW LISTING - MIDDLE PORT - Laoge lot equ pped kttchen basement gara~e 3 bedrooms nce !roo t • ttn g porch washe & dryer too also has hookups for tra~ ler a/c unts f replace alu mnum sidmg Ths ooe yru must WANT $34 ~00 NEW LISTING - POMEROY - Good look Ag slucoo large lot garage basem"' t I oe place 3 bedrooms Reeds re p311S but has JX)Ientoa to be really nce $27 000 00 Henry E Cleland Jr ~92 6191 Jean Trussell 949 2660 Dottoe Turneo 992 5692 Offoce 992 2259 o Gallipolis & VICinity Emcorgeooc1 Garage Sele beh111d Bidwell Post Otf1c1 Oct 9 10 11 low prices FREE HEARING TESIS WEDNESDAYS Coll1lulenzed Heanng A1r Selection Oar119a Sale 4 m1 eut of Porter on 1514 Wed Thurs & Fri 8 George ~ SWim Molds Interpreting Serv1ces a: L3 LISA M KOCH, MS ::t LICensed ClmiCal Audiologist z Mov1ng Sale at Green T•rece Mobile Home Court Lot 76 kitchen Uble & ch11rt c~~nn.ng 11r1 humid1f1er 9 6 Oct 11 - (614) 446 7619 or (614) 992 6601 Firtt Time Th 1 Veer Yard Sale Thurs & Fu Oct 91.10 9tl"l Men• &: women• clothes sweat tra& boota Ch ldrerr.clothet 2 guns 2 lett of tlrea lamp• Orr Burnt Run Ad acro11 from Mart~n Stone& Coal Cfl AI 218 417 Second Avenue Box 1213 Gallipolis Ohto 45631 8 13 tfn STAR GAZER SYSTEMS GerageSalaOct 10& 11 9tl(6 3115 Mertfn Dr Rt 160 nut to Bob M~::Cormlck Ad Boys& glrt1 cloth.ng toya houtlhold & mille Items SAME SYSTEM IS liOVE WITHOUT IEMOTE IT 250 Yard Sale Frl Stt 9 & Play pen high chtlr crib 2 tw n beds girls & boy1 ctoth.ng Avon lketea One mile patt Abies on right TUPPERS PLAINS, 011 10 2 All ALUMINUM BLACK IIISH SEA llt:EZE SATELLITE SYSTEMS Full Remote lnsla•d 11,650 DE!CRAMILER! WITH SYSTEM PURCHASE - $365 DESCtAMIIII AlO .. 1385 Yard Sale Added hlml flbric•ll kinds patterns craft bookl clothes gl111ware end mite Item• Thurt Frl & Set Hermen Northup Rotc:! et Centenary THEil ARE SPU APPROX TOO UNSCRAMIIID CHANNELS CHARLES WEBEI 667-6235 NORMAN WEIEI 667-3074 Yerd Sate 8 Family Thur• 9 through Sat 11 Somethklg for everyone 49 Gerfleld AVe 9 15 86 BUILDING Verd Sale t30 132 134 State Street Oct 11 9 1 C~ncelled t GENERAL REPAfR REMODELING INTERIOR Pomeroy Middleport & VICinity Sfam ly Oct 7through 11 from 9 00 to 6 00 p m Flr1t tra1l11r m left on Peach Fork Rd Co Rd 19 Mens end womens cbthlng ol ali sizes ch ldrent clothing birth and up Many m •e items Yard Sale Sat Oct 11th Freed • R verview Dr v e M1ddlepon 4femly Oct 10 1000600 208 S 2nd Ave Middleport Coati c oth ng for everyone metal wardrobe canves ca cove r J enny lmd twin bed chest of drewen van ty Jl wehy drapes shoea old a eord1 to ys lowest pnces 614 992 2077 3 Ftm lv Yard Sale n J G ant St Middlepo rt Mita.. Jr s & mens clolhmg Gold J C Pef'lny drapn w th thermal M"Un g Beds preads med c na ca brun & brown J C Penny drap e~~ Sat 94 614 24& 1378 II room hou" 1 2 a~::res Doubla c• garage lacalad on Rose H II 446 0176 Barg•m pr1ced $20 000 Cell Must aell moved w II not refuse any raaso.-nb e offer Br•nd new 1988 24x40 Sunwood AC OW e•traa ln1ulat on Furmshe'8 near G een School Call 513 614 678 2813 Government Homes from 81 IU rape r) Delinquent tax property RepoutstiOfll Call 806 887 6000 ht GH98015 for currem repo hat 663 5S09 4 bedroom home for ule Pnce reduced Good locatiOn Clll 614 992 8972 814 p92 6018 3 '4 bedroom hou11 neer •chool and hoapitel Pnc ed to 1ell 023 000 Call 614 992 8060 1 2 ._6f5 tra ar utll tv bldg ltorage bldg lA acre end Route 2 4 mIn North from P01nt F'teiHnt Anna Schmitt 304 676 6422 or 675 7976 2602 35 lots 8o Acreage 2 br klchen bathroom w th aundry raom ln1 lng room & dining room. ell tiec ApprOil 7 mil" from Pt PI on Rt 62 2 trect1epproll 1 acre more or less overlookmg Kanawha River •40 000 Call 304 676 6440 -ti'etwHI1 8 30 1nd 4 30 lug home 3 4 br all etec fully carpeted fin shed basement Ambrolia 7mll•ffomPt PI on R1 62 City water paved driveway 6. 11ptlc tank. •1tueted on !I! acre overlooking Kanawha River 110 000 Call 304-676 1440 b e - e 30 ond 4 30 4 l)tdroom hou1e wfth ban ment 3 bedroom houae over triple gartta plus the former "oneya mkl bldg 1n New Htvtn 22ll120 all tor one pr ce 000 Phone 1 304 882 2564 Aft cur ently rented W II 11llsepeNtt 1 ac re 2 ca garage 30.30 haat water eiectr c Set up for mobile home Stele Route 564 Call . , , 388 B745 Y•dSelefri &Sit acro11from County ger-ue on old 160 Jennie lynn beby bed tl\l•al good infM'It car .... , ~::amptng tccwtor* lltlomobila acc11 10riet good touch & chair drep• house hold lttmt good bartyperoomdivlderwfthdoo~ &: light menl WOI'MI"'I AI cf'tild ren1 clothing 1980 Tr.,., AM:. Middleport, Ohio COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL -FREE ESTIMATES- PHONE (6141 992-5009 SPECIAl/ZINC IN WINDOW I. DOOR REPlACENENT 1 • Trailer for rent 2 hor111 and 1 pbny for &ale Cell 814 246 1!492 1 bedroom apt n Mtdd aport all U1illt .. pad 1200 per month noo i:IJpo.n: Cell 814 992 6611 d"ayt or 614 992 11763 NEW AND USED MOilLE HOMES IC£8SEl 8 OUALIT"'' 6 room houte In Pomeroy 2 bttdrooms 1 beth laundry room 1 car garage built m kitchen completely carpeted draplt'l• furnished Vervprivatelettlng 5 min from town No pets t276 plut utilitltl l;)epda 1t required Send resume and refertnces to The Dally Santlnel Box 729 S Pomeroy Oh o M081L£ HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST QALUPOUS RT 35 PHONE a14 441 7274 1871 El~::ona trellor 12d6 2 bdr tumlshtd on rented lot CIOH to town 8x 16 out build 1ng Call 814 441 9986 1.o41t86 Fairmont Bayview 2bdr all electric underpinning new carpet. t7 800 Call 814 246 Mountain lodge 11ylt home 3 bedrooms 1 V, bath1 large llvlng dlrnng room w th cethed rei ceil na• fireplaoa large •It chen full b..em.nt g1r1gt Home on 30 terel w ith 2 bamt f•cad pasture pond orchtrd U!liO per month C•lll14 742 2115 1971 14x10 Qenytburg 2 bdr 114 251 11102 3 4 bedroom hou~eln Pomero y fullY turn shed w d microwave ni'NIY remodeled rtc room Pay own ulilhlll dtpOIIt ,.qu rtd Cell dayt G14 992 2381 or exc Clond Must •II Cell 614 379 21187 Vard Sale Fn end Sat Oilt 10 and 11 Clo thng m ac 25 Warw ck Roltd 1~~-:-c------­ Vard Sale on Leon Baden Roid due 10 illneu mutt Mil lots a( ,ood th ng a Too many liD llat Something lor everyone Former Staph• • plec:e Oct 9th tMI ? lots of bathroom itemtll'ld new toy• Wed Thur~ Frl el the Her:tderson L1undre Mat \ Moblehomeforrent 2bdr KC achool d11tnct Call 614 448 0722 1984. Shultz mobil a home 141!70 with 10x20 opando on llvingroom • kitchen ar.. total elec 3 bdr 2 blthe OE 1pace -.ver' mh;;OWIUI in •ltchen wiH let underp...,..ng go wtth 1rtilllf' Calll14 219· 2725 114 992 2720 2 btdroeims full blatment. frat l l UOO per month Cell I 14 843 5309 In Middleport 2 btdroom ntwly remodeled house t225 month lktl utlllttn •110 depos t ReferenCM required Frlgetetor 1!1d stclvet'illleble No pets Cell Blfl - . • b.. ......... ot ueed • .._.. repoaaeattd mobile ho.,.. Cllf Keneua• Mobile Homee 114-44.8 9182 614 982 5018 12..10 1913 Arlington g11 heat 2 bdr exoellent cond Must •• 11.\lt one •4 9110 Cell814 441 2 bedroom home In LangavUie D•po•t a11d rlftrtnce rtqulrtd 1 14 742 26141 lifter 6 00 p m 017a I) 2 belt mobile home In counlf'¥ completely turn ex cond U&O mo Ca 1114 388 9806 2 bdr 12x66 completely fur mshad low ut t es large lot Call 614 446 9204 N1ee 2 bedroom mob1l1 home for rent Near Racne Cell 1114 992 5868 2 bedroom ell tltctlic •160 00 month plua utllitia G•llipolll Ferry 304 175 o&088 3 bedroom mob It home totel elactr~c •300 month 1200 Depo11t 304 6715 3000 44 Apartment for Rent 2 bdr unfurn shed apt n Crown City Call 614 266 11620 Regency Inc apartment 2 bdr utllltln panly pa1d nice Call 304 676 6104 or 304 175 7926 Furnl1htd IPI adutt1 only Call 814 441 9823 Duplex for rent 641 Second Ave Galllpolla 3 bclr IMn groom din ngroom neW •It chen biCkyard refrlg a range U815 plua utll llfll Ill HCUrlty deposit Cell 814 446 0890 Aqu ariumtrop1cal fish & ecces 10 r1es •1 0 Cal 814 448 8398 King wocdburning ttove $160 0 nnat table & 3 chert t115 0 baon wh ta rflfng 130 Kan morad1ahwaaher •120 Freezer 812& 2 mtt1l d1sh cab1n111 $10eech 4pe I1VIngroom su1te 126 Cal 814 448 9267 attar For lease Coli 114 441 0444 AUCTION • FURNITURE 62 Oll'i'eSt Qelllpolla New6ulad wood co•l•tove• 8pcwood LA ... 18 1399 bunk b«ts nag antron recliners $99 new & usld b.clroom suites rangee wr~nger w uhtrt: & •hoes New llvngroom sultea 1199 1699 lempa alsobuylng coal&wood ltOvH Cell 814 448 3169 1 Hdroom tPt for rtrn lalic rent lterts l ilt B a month that lnch.!des ell utiiHiaa O.poslt required of UOO Contact VII lag• Menor Apt Mldcleport 614 91 ~ 7717 Equ•l Hcu ..ng Opportunity Flrtwoodforule UIS perload or 61oad• for 1140 Delivered and stacked Call 614 949 2601 after 6 00 Two I amp s throw rugs cur ta lns bre••hat eet metal cabnet mattren for ule 2311 l~n co ln Ave Pont Pla11ant lawn Chlaf 32 10dl cut one year old lawn tr a c t or noo oo 304 882 :rno Sof 11 end ch ••rs priced from 1396 to 1996 Tables t60 and up to t125 Hide a beds t390 to *695 Recllnen U21S to U75 lamps U8 10 t125 Dlnettee t109 and up to MilS Wood t able w 6 dJ a ra t285 to t795 Desk 1100 up ttr U715 Hutthfll UOO end up Bunk btds co~lete w m attrlllft t295 end up -. 1391 Babv bedl 1110 & t1715 M1Hresaes or box aprlngl full or tw n U3 firm *73 and *83 Queen 1111 t225 King UBO 4 dr Witr d1•t tl85 Dr•sers 189 Gun ceblntts8 10 & 12gun Gas or electric r 111ge U75 Baby mat .,..... U5 6 U15 Bed fr em• no uo & King tr eme t!IO Good selection of a.droom su ltll metal ceblnetl head bo erda UO end up to UIS Cr aflam an 180 emp welder and Crefltmen 10 lndl r.:lial arm sew 304 773 6878 360 d1e•a eng ne VVV parts 1973 GMC p ck up tru ck Call 814 388 8368 57 Musocal Instruments Snare drum se l ex c com:l 1160 Trombonewlthcase$90 Call 614 446 4141 4 piece ludw g drum aet w th cymbal & carry1ng c au 8850 Call 814 446 8833 or 814 367 7197 58 Fruot 8o Vegetables W •h•s. dry•r• rtfriQitr aturs Skegga Appliance• Upplf River Ad beside Stone Creet Motel 814 448 7398 rang• Now open klts arge 1pples a I var at es AU fru1t s and produce J ICkl Market Rt 3& Hen cte r lOR W Va F~rm Supplies & Livestock 61 Farm Equipment CROSS & SONS U S 3& Welt J a~:: kaon Oheo 814 28e 6451 M 11sey Ferguson New Hoi lend BushHogS a ea & Servce Over 40 Uled tractors to chooa~ fl'om & OOrTOiett llne of new & used equ p mant large&I ae lec tton 1n S E Ohto JIM S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER SR 3B W G1lllpoll s Ohio Ca 614 448 9777 eve 814 448 3692 Up fron t trac 10r1 with warranty over 40 used tractors 1000 tools Ford Jubl e1ractor plow&& dil$2 000 Call 614 266 6288 Gravity bed wagon & ha ul grin alaulor C a ll eflar 8 30 814 44a 3337 New metal slide If\ stock racks prckup lruck bed round b•lef..cler 3 point bale handler good used bru t hhog 8 ton wagon gear 14 nch 3 point plowt 3 point I)Otltoe pk)w 3 point 12 .,c:h pollhole d gger 12 fl metal g1tas 6 fl 3 1:10 nt grader blade 12 ft elumnum boat end motor ottler farm item& Robert Hill R ec ~ne Ohio 814 949 2013 to fll a ft New end ulad p art• for Whites CMIVert M M Deutz tr eetors Siders Equtpment Co 304 8715 7421 Hoi'MIIIe ch aln saw ule Suplt' XL AD 3 6 c:u lncll angina manuel and auto oiling 18m powet liP bav 1289 00 We h eve over 30 1100d uttd tnd rebuilt saws in Jtock from 17& 00 to 11150 00 W•wlllgNe 1 tree dt INn or elect ch eln aew thtrpen• with the purch 111 of any used uw Keefer Strv~e e Center St Rt 87 Leon W V • Phone :1)4 895 3874 79 Grand Pr hc new tf ensm11 1110n eng ne e._hauat d ehard battery Muat Ifill Cat 614 1984 ChiNette 4 door auto f actory e r 12681 actual m1le s l ke new $3996 Call Edd a Hupp at 814 843 5236 boot offll Ctll 304 a75 11070 efler 15 00 PM SURPLUS R~QULA.R ARMY CAMOUFLAGE CLOTHING Wood splltt•r heavy duty 16 hp 15gal 2atagepurf11aplt up to 41 lndlltngth 48 OOOib1 l*•turt 304 171 4127 For ule tmell pony 614 387 0824 •so Call Reglaltrtd Quart,. Horll geld lng 6 yrs old pood size well broke trail Ill' I Well has been •hown paym.,l plan With epprovMI cradit trail rid• w.!l priced 10 nil 1800 00 304 117a 1789 L1v•tock 20 heed crou bred ltocll OO'MI W~tt chacktd tor eertv c alns& lllftn \1-.ecln a tlons 304. 273 284.8 after 8 pm 64 Hay 8o Graon Laroe round belts of hay f 10 ee . Squarebal••1 25te Cell 114 446 1oe2 ''"' e f r <IIIS !IIIrlallllll 123 ~ P~o Sl 1979 Cougar 302 eut omet c PS PB AC AM FM Call 614 949 2092 1980 Bu1 ck Skylark 4 door 11 200 00 Ca I 304 876 1293 77 Chrysler Newport good c::ond Call 304 876 2377 79 Ford Pll'lto st et lon wagon 304 87& 4230 or 304 876 7ti 59 alter 6 87 Chevy II Nove exc oond lot• of extras p a d t3 600 w II .all t2 600 304 675 2295 1980 Omeg e auto ,., cond 2 door front wheal dr~ve 4 cyl pt)Wif ltttnng bllt offer 304- 676 2680 1978 Muatang e•c oond 4 cyl ltd ahlh •1 800 00 firm Call 304 676 66315 If no en t wer leave mange 1980 Hond a C vic Nns good looks good $1 000 00 6 fool complete tatelllte s vstem I 300 00 304 875 7642 1983 DodgeCherger Shelby 6 speed ac pb PI blue & sliver 14 000 304 88 2 22815 72 Trucks for Sale 1982 4x4 wheel drive B 2l d iesel 4 IPd lock outs C a I 614 388 8746 Wreclcer 68 Chevy 440 Ho lmlt tw1ng lng booms t 2 000 Call &14 25e 1393 a 304 117a 11941 no oht~a BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditlon el I fet1m e gu er an tea lo cal raferances turn shed F ae eat mate& C all collect 1 814 237 0488 d:ey or n1ght Aogera B a1e man t W ate rproo l ng RON S Telev 1 o n Se v ce Houte calla on RCA Quaur GE Spec 1 ng n Zan t il C a I 304 &78 2398 o r 614 446 2464 Fatty Tree Trimming stump removal C al1304 676 1331 RINGLES S SERVICE e•pe r en cad c arpenler electric an mason p11nter roofing l i ncl~ lng hoi tar applic ation) 304 876 208B or 875 7147 St erkl Tree and lawn SeMce Hedgu 1hrubbl bushe s trimmed landsc ep ng and stump remov• Wnter z etton of Iawn snd leaf remova l 304 571 2010 Rotary o c able toot dril ng M01t well• completed uma day Pump IIIII a nd IIMCe 304 895 3802 A1hby Conatructton c a pen tery remod1l no room addition cement block wo rk roof ng lntereor end uttmor p • nling sd ng Free es l mates 304 176 6446 or 875 61 &2 82 Plumbong 8o Heatong CARTER S PLUM81NG AND HEATING Cor Fourth a nd P ne G llllpOI I Ohio POOne 814 446 3888 o r 614 446 4477 84 1974 GMC ~ ton truck auto heevv duty 1973 Jeep lo w mUeaga Call 304 6715 1386 19 76 lntarn'•tionel Lonesta r 2 ton 22 ft t at bed e xc ah ape :1)4 17a zeaa 1977 Fo rd 250 ut lity bed together With rebuilt 400engine to be inlt ailed 1 1 500 00 304-882 3437 76 Cllevrollt pickup t3150 70 Exc av at1ng Electroc al 8o Refroger atoon G& S Rep a r S erv ce Ret ldtntlal Commtrc1a llndus triel General Rep air Appl a nct rap 1 r elec rep 1 r I. ~::o ntr act ng I e~~n•ed m 11te r alffC'tr ci an 12 yra e •p lnaured Cont act Bill Sturgeon 675 1708 or Kev1n G a u I 676 425 2 2 4 Hour Sarv ce Cho.,.ooo ' " t300 304 676 2280 85 73 Jam M Boys Water Serv ce Also poos f iled Ca ll 614 256 1141 or614 4 461176o 61 4 446 791 1 Vans&4WD 1973 AMC Jaep good cond1 tion Call 114 448 8635 88 C erevan 1lr cruise t ilt ~MI AMFM c a111tte C all au. 256 BlOB 110 900 72 Chevv 1.4 ton 4 wheel drlvt good new tires txtr 1 engine tr ensm •Ilion end body pert• •1 800 00 304 1571 2704 I Home Improvements Goo d 1 Ellc av at lng b . .. menh foot er& dr lvaw a ys ae p I c I a nkl I and1c ep ng C all tnyt me 614 448 41537 J em• L D avtaon J r owner 1979 Clprl 4 cyl 4apd lurbo nlct alupe t1450 Cell 814 Dragonwvnd Centrv Kennel 1913 Chevrollt Imp al• vwy Orten eoh bed Ull 00 Brown CFA Himtleyen Par1ien end good cond 283 eng goodllrts Slem11e kltt.,e AKC Chow 10t1 1nd chair *41 00 King j puppin Cell 614 441 3844 everything workt. • 1 800 Call 114 441 M07 1111 he•dbo a rd 148 00 1 -----------~~--noo 00 for all Phone 304 oftM7PM 1979 Oklamobll• CU1I11a good 882 2334 Helf lebndor & hetf Ookl• cond Coli at4 441 2021 oftor retriever Call 1114 241 9387 8PM Kenrmre washer IMd dlyer uao oo 304.a75 2061 Rtf Plot Coon Hound 5yra old 19e2 Plymouth Ch ,,. 4 opd UOO Call 814. 258 1274 low miluga lharp n 719 JohnsAutoSeln BulevtlleAd 63 Antoques Reglater-.:1 Ph Bull pupplea OelllpoUa Show champion tirld 1100 each Call814.843 15114 71 Ctmlro T topt cru!.l• air 2 old o ek wooden ice boxu 6 AM FM eeaaettt Blue mttal month old temtll Beaolt walnut tlbt. with drMer C1!1 Ho U 300 Ct11814 241 8884 81 1974 66 p a•aeng•r Intern • tlonal but auto trans new tlr• runs great U 000 Ca I 614 268 1393 79 Ford Branco gaodcond ntw dr• new e xheutt ayttem 315 1 rm dlf1ed .t tpd t2 ISOO Call ZI-1B2a Service s 83 1918 Chevrolet Sprint plut 6 11pd 11' ansmluion radio e .. oonct Vlflf low mileage Excel lentg11mlleage Call614 246 Pets for Sale 1979 GMC 4x4 c amp eu pec al truck Lot of neew parts 83000 1971 He avy Ford 8 cy 4 spaed no bed *350 814 985 4141 Ford Ranger XLT auto m atic PS CaiiiU 256 1222 Po le Bu ldlngs by Qu allty Builders WorkthOps t lrPOrtl 1nimal thtltera gerag• Free estimate& Phone 614 BIB 56 614 367 0662 75 71 8188 1971 Ro ver 19 f1 travetua er fully aelf oonta ned c rank out awn ng excellent cond Call 1976 LTD Ford V 8 radiO p:twerwmdowl a rco nd toner 8&00 Cell 814 992 3311 Gtlllpollt Ohio Call 614 441 7121 Autos for Sole 79 Motors Homes 8o Campers 742 2187 Good mele bru sh poal gentle UO Call 614 268 1328 liVBstock Auto Rep 81r 1975 Cfhevy Impala 52 000 .-:tual mllea t760 Call 614 Seers video arc1d1 Atari com pttlble Includes 26 gemt car tr dgee gemepaddl• joyltlck and ato rage cue t125 00 or 304 773 11908 114 aB7 7071 Mercedea 460 11 78 lllt sharp wlltr.t e Can 814 886 7311 1976 Ford pickup 44 000 nil11 Camper top Call 614 446 0264 Bk>ck Co 2713 Cell 114 4.46 Get your car ready fo r w ntar Pent JO b st a nng &1B9 oo :Jl4 87Ji 2883 alter 4 p m 63 446 2985 Concrettblocb all aizu yerdor delivery Muon11nd Gallipolll 7811 1980 Chavatte run• good 82 000 Ca 1614 266 1393 4412 Rough c ut lumber aeatontd walnut 60 cents board foot Whheolk t 1 26 penhouund Can be Min Walker Wrecker 8 OOAM lo 5 00 PM 304 676 1980 AMC Sp rn. goo d moto r front end 197 4 Ford Grenada fer ptrta go od moto r and tr ansm u 10n 304 882 28 62 or 98 2 3254 77 1986 Dodge pickup 6 cyl Auto tran s 1hortbed 18000 Ca I 304--876 2836 62 Moonla nee Aut o Body Parts 1318 6th St New Haven W Va h es the I ergelt nventory of alter market parta n the area a t Dw low pr cea 73 80 GM fend era $39 GM doo n S79 73 79 Ford fendtn $36 Doo rs 899 We nvw heva ahort and long P U GM bed 1 de blazer s dtt and e er1y1and ata Ford bad side1 -, 1toclc Alao parts tor cars and van • bed I nera ltep burrpera Sha rp 776 spray gun .,d cup $99 wh le they la•t 8 atter1e1 end eet Alao tv 111 a ble a 3 ye ar rust through war anty on our to p quahty be ely p an 1 OUtl de West V1rg me C al 1 800 523 2013 In West V rg n a 1 800 65 4 4667 Volklw11gon ttuna buggy $300 can 614 266 1393 446 8281 114 245 a121 2385 19B2 Dodg e O po met aut o a AM w re r1m1 f2 799 John 1 Auto Sales Bulav1llt Rd Ga ll polta Oh 1984 Ford Escon w egon auto a.r AM FM w rer mt $2 999 John sAuto S alas Bulavl eRd Gahpo a Oh one year old Building Meterlels Block brick ltwar pip• win dow• lint. Ia etc Claude Wi'l I•• Rio Grande 0 Call King •lza w eterbed vwv gaod condition 11715 C allll14 379 79 Monte Carlo g::.od conditiOn $1 200 C all 614 266 6808 after 5PM Now buying shell corn o r eer corn Call tor la ~eat quotes River C ty Farm Supply 814 Emtr10n VCR 304 896 3394 • 55 Building Supplies 441 3224 Autos for Sale 1978 2 ton GMC sept c t enk puntung truck & ho1es John s Auto Sales 8ulav lie Rd G alh pols Oh 273 6166 675 3334 GOOD USED APPLIANCES 71 Wanted to Buy 1m1ll equipment denim rental ckJth ng all sizn iniUiatecl coveralls 126 up Sam Some rville s Junction lndeptnd anCII Ro lid 6 okl Rt 21 Friday Saturday Sund ey 12:00 to 8 00 p m Trailer lor Rent Ph Und Furntture Wather Ill dry•r electrtc r tnge g u r enge wood table & 2 bench• beds dreuer • rec linw 3 milll out luleW~IIIe"'l Rd Op., 9AM to BPM Mon thru Sat 814 4410322 _,engt lfiO Platform 1cales 866 Call 6_1_4_••_2_2_1_6_4_d_•Y:_'_'"__:~_ _ Firewood for a •le Seasoned o ek firewood 814 742 2292 LAYNE S FURNITURE 8emco mattr811 ._...., •lrl S ecropedic IOxBO 1 week old Furnlthed efficiency •110 utili till PJ!id lhlrt beth 701 4th GtiHpolls Call .WI 4416tfttrB pm 1 Valley Furniture new & uted Lergt tectlon af qu elltv furn l tun 1216 Eauern Ave Galllpol s Furn efficiency apt carpeted & quiet tingle working pet~~ e 614 992 6873 County APPI ance Inc Good used eppl ance1 and TV .at• Open BAM to &PM Mon thru Sat 814 448 1699 827 3rd Ave Gall pol a OH PlcMtnl UHCI Fumlturt Good qu allty u1td fumlturil Open 9to 8 or cell for appointment 304 171 6483 or 67&· 14150 Fumlshed apt 1 bdr *231 utllltl• peld 701 4th Gelllpollt Call 44e 4411 tfter pm 8edroom auite for. sale Com plate 1360 14 ft c amper lor ule GIVe u1 an offer Call SWAIN Nlot 2 bd\o IPI 4 mil• from Gtllipolla Stow refflg 6 we ttr furn lthed t21 0 • month no Pitt Coli 114 441 1038 only Coli 614 441 41107 "' 114 44a 2a02 Wood 3 1.ght front door with lock end htngea 110 Calll14 99 2 3360 Whirlpool washer & dryer couch & ~::h • r recliner bed room Julte lamp• & coffee teble end 1ables Cl 1 614 clop 1971 Jeep Commando AKC Reg11tered Toy black tamale Poodle Sp eyed t200 No check• Cell814 992 2607 51 Household Gooda 5131f2 3rd Ave 1 bdr private bath *140 p• mo Deposit required Cal 814 446 4222 bttween 9 • & Unfum 4 lOoms • birth can trally locetN no pets ref & sec 1!461 Merdmul tsc N1c.ly furniatled mobile home CA II heat e~~.cel looatlon edultt only Cell614 446 0338 Pum1•hed apt U35 Utlllt • paid 1 BR 920 4th Gallipoli1 446 4416 eft• 7pm MI.ICed hardwood tiabs $12 per bundle Containing approx 1 12 tons FOB OhiO Pallet Co Pomeroy Oheo Call 614 992 Large f nt lloor five room apart ment 1 VJ beth newly re de corated • 326 mo plut utili I ee Ref & dep requ red CaH 814 448 4425 or 446 1819 New & used refr lg unges w ashtrs 6. drytra 8 pc wood l room suite 1400 Mollohan Furn Rt 7 North G alllpolll Oh 814 446 7444 ~· • 49 Lerge 2 bdr tra ler 1 m out of town on 688 no pets Call 814 246 9593 or 614 448 1323 evening~ 2 3 bedroom house in Pomeroy Unfurnished Sugar Run II'H tiOH to tchool very n ce Pay own ut lltiet and deposit re qulred Dey 614 992 2381 or 814 992 2720 APJ!It 2 E ROB color due dllc dr~ve VGC $1 60 Comes with many games Call 614 388 9978 6PM plua cab1n deal for call 304 675 6893 af --- ---,----.1 81 Oakbrook e .. pancfo 6209 12 x66 2 bedroom partially turn shed 8176 month $100 depot t C•ll614 992 7093 2 belt furnl11led dupl ax In RaCine 1200 pe month Oep os t & rtfertnce required Cell 614 949 2801 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 3 lam tv 4th St Racin e Qh 10 Sh11lda res dflnct Sat Oct 1 1 2 bdr tra 18f In c ountry Nlca area For mo e nfo mat on c all 1114 446 0059 or 304 117& Alhton building Iota w th publ c water mobile homes perm tted 814 !1119 2801 Sale By Owner Graenbr er EstatM 3 br houae 2 V2 bethl arge I W~lng room d nlng room air cond family room w wei bar & woodbumlng fireplace 2 car garage 2 !12 a cn1 ot Shown by appomtment only 304 676 '3811 evenings 304 676 1076 814 446 4778 2 bedroom lurmahed good clean condlt.on 1 ch ld no peu New Haven 1180 per month Call 304 882 24116 2 bdr furnlehed dupl e• n Racine 1200 par month Dep o1lt & rflfer~nce requ1red Call He evy duty g llltttion type a r COfT1'ressor 1500 Call 614 268 1393 8089 1 6 a cre• Beach Grove Rd Rlltland w1th gaa wall Must N il t12 000 fnm Pfione 614 992 3901 Rentals .-,a 5598 AC 1 ell elec • • c cond Beat off1r Cal 114 2158 6620 or Stove for a ale coppertone 6 con self c le a mng oven Cal 814 246 9677 tar 8 00 Ftr 1111 Met on 2 nory 3 br 2 tun baths comer lot P.lttO gM heat 132 000 Only serOUS lf'lqu1ries Pf'l 304 773 6148 Of 2 full bathl porch • awning 2 Uptown bulliness or offica1pace for ren t n Coloma Plaza Cell 304 675 2194 or 676 9748 Point Pleuent m lea from hoap tal toward& Rodney Clel 614 246 6223 or 814 445 31197 121166 2 bedroom furmahed 1185 month plus depot ft and ulllt es Call 514 992 7479 _...s_e_s_f_o_r_R _en_t.,8, 1, ., ...,, N- H•••• 3 _4_1__H_!t Sat Oct 11 Water and Bridg e men Syracuse Barga n1 Edrtl, large men Md women doth ng F rewood split & h aultd 111 hardwood PU kJed $40 del vered Cell 614 448 3028 or 614 448 2223 N ce 1211.60 2 bdr on Rt 36 2 981 5 Stael culverts 5 fl diameter 8 tt d1ameta Up to 28 fl long Cell614 26& 1393 Tre lar speces tmall children •cceptad Rt 1 Locu1t Road. back of K & K Mob Ia Homa1 40 acr11 approx 16 acres farl'n btdrooma 2 beths flrplace gerage $38 !500 00 or 1300 00 month plua depos t 304 273 2471 2 lrailer IPICII n Middleport 60 ft .lC 125ft Cal16149923194 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 35 acres R1cme Oh1o Hor11 Cave area C1ll 614 992 7644 bottom Fisher Grandpa Bear wood burner brand 11ew ret all over 1600 last one $435 delivered Cell814 446 9210 BVenngs Trailer lf)ace for rent In Racine Cell 814 949 20158 Spacious tra1lerlots for renl w th playground end pi en c fiiCII tiel et Famijy Pride Mob1le Home Park Rt 2 Gall pols Ferry W Va 304. 876 3073 N1ce 2 bedroom trailer for rant m Che sh1r1 On n ce lot Call 304 773 15828 h~.trlttrt 276 gel fuel,ol tank fo r ule Cell 614·2"&6 6261 after 700PM COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park Route 33 North of Pomeroy Large lots Call &14 992 747g 1 bedroom furnished duplex 400 21 Ill Street t260 month 2 ut lites furn •heel Adult a Only 304-876 2661 2 09 acre~ State Route 664 Wtteeton Rd $5 600 Trade lor 30 ft or larger camper Cell 8,4 388 §:746 304 576 2336 ., 304 ~78 2267 ••e Tre1lar ttept for sale $25 Call 614 367 7216 MOBILE HOMES MOVED n aured rauonabl e ratea Call 304 578 2338 1 304 676 4038 992 2602 4& Space for Rent Wanted to rent tra ler apa ce smell .trailer m Wllka\1 le a ea Joe Morgen 814 448 0766 Room 11 3 br 14x65 1973 Douglas mob le home und arpennmg and 8x10 de lachad porcll 14 300 IJiomtroy no down peymtflt nttded Three bedroom equtped kitchen bath bne mant A C carport Call 614 One king 11ze water bed aolld o tk bookcase ha edtio ard all tCCII10r111 Roper microwave oven & can Norge upright freezer W esher 6 dryer Call 614 256 8622 2 bdr all uulitin pa1d lllCtpt alec furn or unfurn sec deposil raqu1red Convan ent locat on Call 614 446 8668 or Muat 1111 12K56 1971 New Moon good cond fum shed woodburner air cond waahar drye porch 16 600 Call 304 773 &6a7 4427 Rooms for rant dey weak month Gall a Hotel Call 614 446 9580 Rent aalow ea *120 month 47 Wanted to Rent 81 Wmdsor 2 br large 11ting room & kitchen 2 porchn & underpenn "II grea1 cond Must 1111113048823716 Guns for s-ale lth ac a model 71 Deersl ayer 12 g a puft'O tho~ gun naw n box unf red nking $276 Wincllester Can•han P eclflc Centenn al rifle 32 w1n 'PC n• n box unf red 1 or 2 700 a.. ng ldO Wind'lea ter N R A Centennial rifle 30 30 ctl ne>N n bo.IC unf1rtd U50 Wnch11tw 8icent•nlal carb ne 30 30 cal naw in box unfired esoo Call 814 448 Furnoshed Rooms 9407 1985 14x80 mob1le home 1 mile betow Galhpol1t Dam on Rt 7 Call after 3 00 614 266 ""'"II. In Middleport 3 bedroom 1 V:! &tory hou~e Completety remo deled fuMy nautattd c1rpe1 lor ctd air 11•• furnace Low ut lltlea fen ced m ba~::k yard uorege bu ld1ng A•k ng 1$21 500 Of make offet' Cell "1" Vwd Sale Sal Oct 11 on Shoatring Ridge Fens mlura t.emp• d11h11 clothing Cl•an and chaap PAINTING EXTERIOR Houses for Rent Auto Parts 8o Accessoroas Dad I I Auto Pa rt s 2 ! m1 Nonh of Vmton on St Rt 180 1 t he p ace to buy your used autv p aris Vo ~o~ l l re ce1 ve t a.t fr endly se rv ca 9 the bett uud pa n s av11lable C al 614 388 In Middleport 2 bdr fum shed apt 1 304 882 2588 45 76 All Snapper and MTO mowara In stock, on u le nowl Sw11her Impleme nt Call 614 448 0476 Furn11hed one bedroom apt all electr c no pets reftrencea Call afte 4 ob PM 304 676 3788 12x60 Liberty all electr c tra1ler Centrale r 2 bedrooms under P awn ng on moat w n dow• 2 porches 3 tye down benda new carpetml v ngroom and l'ifll refrigerator and ttove nooo Ca l814 949 2588 '--- - - - - - - - 1 Porct) sale Oct 10 11 12 Bobby F tch s long Bonom •• n BANKS CONSTRUCTION CO. 31 7 N Second 1973 12 .. 65 Utop1a gaa heat 2 bdr ex cellent cond Must aeeto appreciate $6 960 Call 814 Ranch style 3 bedrooms femfv room good locet1on New Haven 304 882 3620 RACINE, OHIO 41 W Va 304 876 7448 1 story 3 bdr full biHmant VInyl ltdlng carport good n&~ghborhoc:id $23 500 Call 3 bedroom home 1 4 e~::rea Jtrrv s Run Road •45 ooo oo c tv wetiN' co m ng 304 &76 26&8 ng room sun porch and ts rea y cul e $26 90 0 00 MORNING STAR ROAD Here of a beaut lut ranch type home wth a lull base menI wb I p on I acre ol land wth plenty ol extras Counlly seMng n a great ne ghbo rh oo~ $57 900 00 Mobile Homes for Sale 3 bedroom houte m Henderson 380 Grant St M ddleport 6 rooms beth garage workshop good locat on Call 614 992 RAYMOND E. PROFFm (MAC) Ofhce 949 2438 ~;;;::;~;;::;;::::=='lr.;:::;;;:;;~;;:;;~;:1 baths 1 attached garage untttached outbUIIdlflQI 13 A1 1 rn I • - fence ''" •• pone 32 .tred pond Call dey• 614 446 2107 or nil 814 245 5600 For Nle or n1nt Eeal M11n St Pgmeroy large home 3 bed room 1 b.th k1tchen liVIng room TVroom lull basement 4 lots Cell after 6 00 514 985 Sotuattons Wanted E Ma;,nl.:.lli NOW YOU CAN \. ~~~~~2~0~0~M:•:••~S:t~P:•:•• W Va •lndustnal DIRECT FROM FACTORY TO YOU DI~ECT 1115 3890 •CommerCial STOVES BUY NNd lldy to live in w th elderly couple letart Wit Cal 304-- •Res•dent1al 54 Mtsc Merchandose WOOD & COAL .,.,w --~----~· 1< - llllplllylllf)lll Beauttful woodwor~ makes th1s home specta cular The Ioyer IS huge and gorgeous The att1c stud to ISsunny and ltght The first floor has a mce hvtng room w1th ftreplace dmtng room ktchen w1th pantry and a mud room The second fl oo r ha s 4 bedrooms and abath There IS a full ba se ment wrap around porch and lots of leaded glass You must see thts Saturday' Unafraid m., women 01' couple to Slay nighbl House Se1 work from n~ghta to up to 3 weella end refereru:es care of Point Ple•ant 6484 SALES & SERVICE GREAT BEND ELEORIC, Inc. 6 lost and Found LOST black end wh teCoon dog shocking collar on neek Amb10 "a arn REWARD 304 676 BOGGS y.rge corner lot Countryalre Estates Carpeted 3 bedroom I v ngr0011'. FR 1 bath garage *48 600 Cell 614 448 6271 Free ktttene cute & loveable Call 814 256 8735 Two tale~persona needed 10 aervil:4 1 National Advert 11ng camp a gn during October $26 00 per wee• potential if wllltng to work hard Call Electrolux collec:t 304 788 3213between 9 11 am or walk in at 4626B McConkle Avenue S W So Chea W V AP for Mr Wilhameon "...And do you, Ehot, take Arlene - for richer or PQorer, htgh-mterest rates or low, m good news or bad, cold war or detente, with the E.R.A. or without, Dow Jones averages up or down, under creationism or evoluttonism, under Reaganomtcs or..." .COnvenient locadon off Upper 'A 17 3to4bdr FP1nLR complete kitchen bu It 1n d s hwesher range oven m cro wyave & weaher dryer TV room ,aoo or 2700 down a 30 veers flnancmg ave lab e Kyger Creek ,$chool M8 000 extra l!'nd avalabla 814 448 7627 2 bdr house fuU beaemtnt 2 Assemblers Wanted eam l4) to 160 00 per day a11embling display clowna Matanel a~pp I ed Send stamped 11lf ed dresMd .,velope Hawks land ing P 0 Box 13493 Orlendo Fl 32869 ... Honda CX500 1979 Model Exc ellent cond1t1on 8900 30 4 67 6 62 08 \\ Motorcycles T an l fTIII I IOnl all typea ovar I ont re ar 4 wheel dr lve and p an s W II d eh~ a r Cell 814 379 2220 APARTMENTS mobile homes houses Pt Pleuantand Galllpo ha 614 446 H221 ail': pool garage N ce ~ommercial property corner ota • h1Qhwey .frontage L1st w til us We heve buy8n A O!le Real Estate;Broker Cell 304~74 6104 or 304 674 5386 C•llahan • Used Tlrt Shop Over 1 Q()Q Urea lil!n 12 13 14 15 18 16 6 8 miles 01,1t Rt 218 Call614 2&e 8261 0475 :!'bedroom furmahed apartment lor ent Adult& only Call 814 992 2749 bdr 3000 Govem ment Jobs L st 118 040 .59 230 vr Now H1r ll'lg Call 805 887 6000 E11t 1 male II 1 female Border Collie 15 mo old 30 ft of fence m~;:luded Call af1er 6 614 448 6284 6 L7 tfc ~ 74 All WOod burning IIOVII In atoCk reduced to roll Swisher lmplemanl Call 614 446 1 bedroom apartment New y carpeted HUO eppro ved 402 Va 24ttl St Pt Pleasant Call 814 992 6868 Homes for Sale N1ce 3 bdr n country Pr~ced n 820 • Call 614 246 9162 5 male & 2 female cats ell sp1yld or neuter~ 4 yallow 3 gray Call614 388 9828 Also Traasmlulon PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 31 33482 A 9806 a808 RLal Eslate Maltblrddog cat& ktttens Cell 2 c•blnetmodet•stereo i\ ne.ts ofrepetrs Call 614 446 3897 Rt 124 Pomeroy Ohto The 0 0 Mclr,tyre Park Dlatr1ct II telling applicetiont for Clrtf feel Oence Aerob c mlt ructor, until October 15 Call614 +J8 4612 ext 266 for more lnformetlon ..._ EnY Auernblv Wori! l nu 00 per 100 Guaranteed Payment No Stlu Deuila Send Stamped Envelope Elen 715 3418 Enterpr 11 Ft P tree Fl a14 38e 8368 Roger Hysell Garage Bank RACINE OHIO 4 4 (apy Sen KtS Elf 2SS Mill Sl Middh,orl Ab•o.lutely No Hunt ng oo Ray mond Smtth "Free Esttmates" 8usmen forms counlt Full Time 160 000 $80 000 Part Tune $12 00.0 • 18 000 No teiNng repeet bus ne~s Set ~ur own hours Training prov dad Call 1 612 938 8870. M f 8am 10 6pm IlliG CO reeommenda that you do busih• With people you llnow end NOT to send money throul1\ the mell unt1l you have !.'.!vatigetad the offering 64 Mosc Merch am;hse Pt ast c c11tam at ate approved pteatc septc tanka l)l astc culverts metal culven1 RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jack ton Oh 1114 28tl 5930 1 bedroom epartment up1t1ln ~e wly carpeted throughout Partly furnishtd Call 814 992 I NOTICE I THE OHJO VALLEY PUBliSH of f11al El':tiOh s and dates Apartment for Rent The Datly Senttnel Page 11 114. 446 8383 n.1 ne 13 Dodge Mul Van oond good motor 7147 .. 176 20Be 74 good 304 675 Dill ar d 1 Water Delivery C1at erna poo 8i wa I Anyt me but Sund ay 6 14 446 7404 Wetter aon • Wa1 er H auling ra a so n able r etas mmed ata 2 000 g nl on dfl l ve ry elate ns poo ls we I etc call 304 678 2g19 87 Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLS TERY SHOP 1183 Sec Ave G 111 polit 814 446 78 33 o r 814 4o&6 1833 R & M Custom Couc h.. a nd Reuphol l ltl)' St At 7 Crown City Oh 814 2158 1470 eve II 14 446 3438 Open d l ily 8 to 5 S at 9 30to 130 Old&new Moto~yclas 1986 Honda V 6& M•unum Cl ll 304 6715 5350 or 304 675 3142 1988 Kewueki KX80 General H aulong Very good oundltlon Mutt ael Call 814 992 3377 aft•r 4 30 p m Uph oa~ered Mowray 1 Upholstering urv ng tr county a re a 21 ye au The lMIIt In fu rn iture upholster ng Ca ll 304 67 6 4154 tor frat esllm ates " • �. ; '. . Page-12-The Sentinel ·October Ohio r--Local Briefs:-----__, Historical society meeting set . ~ystery farm winner named Winner of last Sunday's Times·Sentlnei Mystery Farm contest is ' Rosie Ann Chevall~r. 54627 Township Road 318, ReedsvUle. · There were 18 entries in the weekly contest, all rorrectly identifying the Meigs County mystery farm as that ol Mr. and Mrs. Gene Davis, Route 2, Racine. The winner olthe $5 prlZe from the contestants was selected by k>ttery. Free flowering trees offered Ten free flowering trees wtll be given to people who join the National ArbJr Day Foundation during October 1986. The foundation will give two White Dogwood. two American Rrobud, two European Mountainash, two Washingtm Hawtrorn and two Flowering Crab·trees to members joining during Octobel'!lfll The free trees are part olthe foundation's efforts to lmprQve the quality of life In America by encouraging tree planting. They wDI be given to anyone making a $10 membership contriootion during October. The slx-to·12 Inch trees wiD be sent postpald al the light time lor planting between Oct. 15 and Dec. 10, with enclosed planting instructions. The trees are guaranteed to grow, or wUI be T£1)laced free of charge. To become member of the foundation and receive the free trees, a $10 membership contribution siDuld be sent to Flowering Trees, National Arbor Day Foundation, 100 Arbor Ave., Nebraska City, Neb. 68410, by Oct. 31, 1911>. a EMS squads report 2 calls Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports two calls Thursday: Rutland at 8:41. a.m. to Ohio 32i for l..ro McMillian to Hol:zer Medical Center; Racine at 3:11 p.m. to Hill Road where Jennie Dllcher was treated rut not transported. Rutland Bowhunters will meet Rutland Bowhunters will meet Saturday, 8 p.m., at the dubhouse, for nominations and reorganization of the club. All members are urged to attend. ' MR-DD panel sets public hearing The Meigs Count)! Board of Mental Retardallon·Developmental Dlsablltles wUI hold a public hearing at the Meigs Olunly Board of Mental Retardatlon·Developmental Dlsab!Uities office on John Street In Syracuse, Monday, Nov. 10, at 2:30p.m. 10 receive public comment on 1987 Annual Action Plan l:>rthe Meigs County Board d Mental Retardation-Developmental DlsabUitles. Office closing announced The Meigs County Planned ParentiDnd office wUI be closed Monday for Columbus Day. · Divorce action filed in court Charlotte Kay Keen, Reedsville, has filed lor a divorce In Meigs County Common Pleas Court from Mi,llrolmLelgh Keen, ReedsvtUe, charging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. An action for a dls!IOiutk>n of inarrtage by Benjamin F. Upton Jt'., ReedsvUie. and Donna LyM Upton, Craigsville. W.Va .. has been dismissed and a divorce action flied In Its place by Benjamin Upton Jr. agatrist Donna LyM Upton, charging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Granted a dissolution of their marriage were Deldre Jo Ree-d and David Franklin Reed. Deldre Reed was restored by tlie rourt to her former name WiUiams. . Area deaths J ' ·. Paul E. Kerns The Meigs County Pioneer and Hlstotlcal Socl~ty wliliDldlts llOt~ annual meeting at 1: OOp.m. Sunday at the Meigs Museum, Butternut Avmue, Pomeroy. · · Replacing a formal program will be recognltlan to life and regular ' members, a tribute to tile deceased, a discussion on accomplish· ments of the past year and suggestions llrthe future. Refreshments will be served following the meeting. The p.ibllc Is Invited to attend the anniversary celebration. . ' _) Kerns' was .a member of Morning Dawn Lodge No. 7, F & AM, · Paul E. Kerns, 70, retired Gallipolis and a member of Bethel optician and a resident of Grove i.JJtheran Church In Grove City. City, ~led Thursday morning In Funeral services will be con· Mount Carmel Medical Center. . dueled by Pastor Armin Barnl'ck at Col~moos. . 11:30 a.m. Saturday at Miller Born In Meigs County on Oct. 00. Funeral Home ln. Grove City. 1915, to the late Everet Kerns and Graveside serylces Mil be· held In Winnie Gllllland Kerns, he marrieq Ohio Valley Memory Gardens In the former Odella . Muter. She ' Gall Ia County at 2: ll P·f!l· survives, along with two !IOns, John.. Saturday. , . Waynesville, Ohio, .and Michael, Friends may call at til! funeral ·Memphis, Tenn. ; three brothers, home on Frldayfro!n 7until9p.m. Carl Kerns. Georgia; Cleo .Kerns, Middleport. and John Mayer, Grove City; one sister, Sylvia Rice, Drexel A. Lambert Georgia; five grandehUdren, several nieces and.nepbews. The funeral for Drexel A. Lam· Mr. Kerns retired after 00 years bert, 72, Route 1. Rutland, wiD died service with Thomas and Thomas W!!dnesday has been changed from Opticians. the Ewing Funeral Home to the A World War II veteran having Rutland Church of God. The ·ser· served with thP U.S. Army, Mr. vice will be at 11 a.m. on Saturday. Analysts probe rumor of Goodye~ takeover AKRON; Ohio iUPII -Industry analysts seem to agree that GAF Corp. Is seeking a large acquisition, but are skeptical about rumors the company's target might be Goo· dyear Tire and Rubber Co. A surge In trading this week sparked the rumors that GAF, a New Jersey chemical and buDding materials company, might be ooylng the shares. GAF refused comment. Gondyear shot up 3 points Tuesday to 36¥, with 1.6 million . shares traded. Heavy trading was reported Wednesday. though the stock ·rose on)y % of a point per share, to 37\4. GAF rose 2 points Tuesday and another point Wednf'S· day, to 36'1., with 275,1XXl shares traded. Goodyear officials said they have no knowledge of a takeover aUempt. ' Harry W. (>IIIIIs. a tire Industry analyst with McDonald & Co. In Oeveland, told the Akron Beacon Journal he doubts the GAF rumors are true. "Everylx>ey's trying to guess who will be next," Millis said. "Any unusual activity on · the upside attracts the sharks." Millis Said Goodyear probably was undervalued before the price surge and reports of the takeover Fine ~used Ca·r.s Priced To e·o 1977 1982 19 83 1985 1983 19 80 South Central Ohio · Tonight, partly cloudy with a low . 45 to 50. Light !lllulheast winds. • Saturday. partly cloudy with a high near 70. ' Ohio Extended Fom:ast Monday throu3h Tue.day : Chance of showers Sunday with Ia ir wear her Monctay and Tuesday. Hlgbs wlll be near 70 Sunday and In ihl> 60s Monday and Tuesday. The low will be near 00 Sunday and In till> 40s Monday and Tuesday. ' Yett>rall!! Mt>morial · · Admissions - Lawrence Scar· !Jerrv, Racine; Chuck Withee. Po~eroy ; Pearl Bunc~. HEATH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 9:30 A.M.-Sunday School !All Agesl 10:30 A.M.-Morning Worship Open house slated Vol. 21 No. 35 1986 .SHARP, 40,000 IllES 19 79 ·CHEVY CHEVETTE. 399 So. Third Middleport 992-6421 h~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::::::~ ,· UNTIL -. • .• 7·P.M. Bank "The letter lank" MEMBER F.D.I.C. 5thS- - - W. Vo. DZ-2131 Judgment given State Farm Insurance Co. has beell awarded a judgment In Meigs county Common Pleas Court d $16,309.83 from Abundant Lite Coal Company In a case ft1ed by James . Conde.et.al. James W. Suttle and Greta M. Suttle, Long BottOm, have lied an action against Marprtt Wilken· !1011, Ollumoos, et.al., requesting part It k>nlng of pnlj)t!l ty. A case flied by Bank One, AthenJ, against Kenneth H. Payne, et.al., has been settled and dlsmlssed. See Them Todeyl BUICK PONTIAC GMC • SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 500 E. MAIN POMEIOY, OHIO •OATS •WHEAT SUGAR RUN Mulllltrry Avt. 992·2199 · ' 992-2174 LLS Pomeroy, Oh. ' KEEP THAT GREAT GM FIEUNG WITH GENUINE GM PUTS • ., A Muhimedie Inc. Newlpaper" -' \.:. C!)LUMBUS, Ohio iUPl) Bingo games . designed to raise money for operations In a Franklin County township have grossed $3.3 mllllon over four years. prompting an Investigation by the Ohio attorney general's office . FDlST SUMMIT TALKS - Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbucltev and Richard W. Ross, assistant Ohio U.S. President Ronald Reagun ,;it down for the first rnlnl·!llnunlt talk attorney general in the charitable . Satuntuy. ! UPI) foundations section. said proceeds from one of the games. operated by the Volunteer Fireman's Resource Organization, are supposed to go to volunteer fire operations in Clinton Township. But Ross said some of the money may have been spent on other expenSO's. Township Police Chief Jerry L. V111gitz Is one of the founders and By LEE LEONARD the chairman of the Volunteer UPJ Statellouse Reporter Fireman 's Resource Organization. COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPli- When you look at Gov. Richard F. Celeste's Martin Conant, a township voluntax returns for the last 16 years, one thing SEI'ms clear- Celeste l(ves best teer firefighter, is president and · when he is ensconced in sta te qffice. •. · executive Qjrcctor of .Support Rc· Celeste, a state representative, lieutenant governor and then goveroor sources. which operates another during the period covered by the tax reiW'ns, was w t of elective office only bingo game. four of the 16 years. Both organizations are registered In tii.IJ of those year's, he'pald ro federal Income taxes because hlslness with. the Internal Revenue SeJVice loss~s. tax shellers and other accountin g gimmicks cut his taxable Income as charltiPS. down to the poverty level. . "As I understand It, money is Last year, the governor's adjusted gross Income was $71,ll0. He lived in being used for other things, like a the Govetnor's Mansion In fashionable Bexley, had an $'!0,000 home in care for the police chief," Ross said. Cleveland and a S177,500 vacation home oil Kelley's Island awaiting his "If that's accurate. then they 're retreats. How fortunes can change! reporting lalse(v to us, " Ross said. In 1~73, Celeste's net worth was $377,712, mainly f1:om his shares <i the Vrugitz said some oUhe game's National Housing Corp .. his father's real estate development company. proceeds went toward a I986 Two years later. his net worth was Ustoo at only $39,728 when he became Chevrolet pollee cruiser for his use. lieutenant governor and divested himself of the real estate business. He said he none of the officers of Things got worse when he left rhe lieutenant governor's office and went the Volunteer Fireman's Resource back Into tbe private sector In 1979. Business losses d $31,534 dropped his Organization has been paid for adjusted gross Income to $8.~. He paid oo federal inrome tax and onlY seiVices since the organization was $15.00 tot~ state. · founded In 198l. When Celeste ran for office again in 1982, his ·financial situation in March 1985, howe11er, the Improved. With no otber source <i stmdy Income, Celeste made himself a Clinton Township Trustees voted to consultant to his own ca mpaign and raked In $45,(1)(] !Or that service. He pay Vrugitz $6.C.OOas thetownshlp's· also unloaded a Lakewood apartment operating flrln which had rost him "admln'lstrator of planning and $123,860 In losses over three years. resoo reb" In ~ddlt ion to his pollee Questions have been raised as to how, wtth such capricious finances, chief's salary of $31,000. Vrugltz Celeste can· support a wile and six children In style and put thrre ri. his said he believes the trustees's intent . children through college. was to pay him for his work on the ·:His kids work and get scholarships and loans, '!I'd he borrows," bingo games. explained ·Gerald Austin, the governor's k>ngtlme friend and campaign Last summer, the trustees voted manager. "Dick Celeste has been In debt llrthe 18 years I've known him. to abolish the administrator salary He lives beyond his means like everybody else In America." and title and simply Increase . Like everybodjl else or not, some would say a guy with I hese kinds of Vrugltz's pay to $.ll,200. habits Is not the one you want running your state. From 1982 to 19!!J, Vrugitz's bingo On the other hand, there's Republican-challenger James A. Rhodes. He game grossed Sl2 million, paid out didn't make his money while he was governor or campaigning for office. · $73.1,00 In prizes and distributed He made his In betweeri his many terms. How much Is rot certain, because $!Xl,OOO to Clinton Township !Ire Rhodes only showed his tax returns br the"last five yelirs. They srowed operations. according to reports eamlngsof $9mllllon In thAt pertod, buthlssaladyearsarebelieved to.have flied with the IRS. The rest went to been 1971-75. expenses. Continued on A·3 :I'-·-- SO MUCH TO CHOOSE FROM -The Bob Evans Fann·Festival gol underway Friday with hundroosof craltsmen sllowtng their abilities and offering many types of Items for sale. Paula PuDins of Galllpoll~ examines a wooden loy from Schnake's Mountain Craft Shop In one of the Ients set up on the farm giwnds. Temperatures In the OO's and brl;k wmds made festival gners bundle up as they hiked the gfounds. (Times-Sentinel photo hy Lee Ann Welch) Gallia EMS out in cold Candidates show how they manage money tp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ •BARLEY •RYE United States this year, would not confirm reports he had a list of possible dates In hand. "You !mow," he said through a translator, "we have lots of issues to discuss with the pres ident." But Gorbachev, 54, added the :'main' e$Sence" of the· rendezvous in Reykjavik - anoounced just a dozen days earlier - was "that what we achieve here should help our next meeting." Asked whe.n that would be, he replied quickly, "You'll know that." Reagan, 7ri, likewise refused to predict whether a date for the next summit would be set, but said, "I'm always optimlsllc." The meeting place, a 77-year· old white · clapooard mansion, was surrounded by security forces. Local pollee In blue uniforms, rome decked out in orange slickers. were augmented by U.S. and SOviet agents. Two coast guard cruisers were in Faxa Bay and sharpsllloters with field glasses kept watch over the parklike bright green lawn around · the house. Continued on A-3 Ohio Politics Hdtf.'lfi'[ FALL PLANTING TIMEI: objectionable. The morning session, called "friendly and businesslike" by While House spokesman Larry Speakes, was followed by a long lunch break that gave the two·men a chance to review developments with top advisers. Reagan arrived for the afternoon session, the second of three twO· hour meetings planned for the weekend, at 3:32p.m. (11:32 a.m. EDTI. Gorbachev had arrived a few minutes earlier. A news "blackout" was Imposed on the talks, and the leaders were guarded In their few comments to reporters during a morning picture. taking session. But it was clear a top priority was a firm iJUnda tlon - if not a specmc date - for anotb'r full -scale summit to be held in the United States. While the proto opportunity, the only scheduled joint appearance. offered only glimpses of the direc· lion of the talks. the mood appeared positive. Gorbachev, who has been under pressure from Reagan for months to set a date for a summit In the State probes bingo games lnclu.des Lobby, Installment Loan Department, Drive-In And Walk-UP Window '· • Dr. and Mrs. .John Ridgway and staff will hold an open houSO' and reception from 2 to4 p.m. Sunda~· at lhe Meigs Senior C'ltizPns Center in Pomerov honoring former Mason Countv r('Sident, Louisa John!IOn. : John !iOn, now ol Middleport. wUl be r<'liringthls month after working for Dr. Rl~way lor the past 25 vears. Prior 10 her employment with Dr. Ridgway, slle was em· ployed by the- late Dr. T.A. He wet !IJn in Meigs and Mason Counties for a m~mber of years. : The ~X~bllc Is Invited to Sunday's reception. Refreshments will be served. By HELEN THOMAS UPJ White House'Reporler REYKJAVIK. Iceland (UPI I President Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, meetIng face to face for the second time in 11 months, opened a weekend of talks Saturday optimistic that they will na il down plans for another superpower summit . In their first meeting since November 191!i In Geneva, the two leaders talked privately for abJut one hour over a small tableatHofdi House, a reputedly haunted official residence overlooklrig Reykjavik harbor. What Gorbachev described as "burning Issues" were on the agenda. Including arms control and a Soviet push to win a total ban on nuclea r testing on the way to the elimination of all atomic arms. Reagan, for his part ..carried a list of topics that featured human rights In the Soviet Union, efforts to find maneuvering room for negotiators workilig on reducing medium· range nuclear missiles in Europe, and a global array of Kremlin conduct the United States finds RYOU 2212J........ A Polnt " ... w. v •. 175-1121 11 Sections ,' 74 Pages Pk1asant, October 12, 1986 Leaders trf to set up plans for ·next summit Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge, Inc. People~ ,........... C-1-K Chancr of, rain 70 ' percent today with a near 65: ' Our 'ff'l models are.here. "Catch the Spirit" Beat of the Bend: Bob Hoeflichon hi!!torical society Page B-8 . Along the River ...... .... . B-1-K Business .................. ...... 0 ·1 tomi<.'S ........ ...... ...... Insert Classlflcds .... ..... ll-2·3+5-6-7 Deaths ................ ......... A-7 Editoriai ............ ~ ....... :.A-2 .t mts· ·t. SONNY ZUNIGA, Pastor Mlddl~port. Discharges - Michael Hubbard. ran1 LAITY SUNDAY-MACK HORTON, Speaker Humor among world leadeJ'!ii: , Backstairs at tht: White House Page A-2 • 1-----------.l-------------'----------,.---:'' COI•I MAIN & SO. THIID AVE. PH. 992-3039 National Lea~e .playoffs - Page.C-1. ' ·COOPER attempt did had not begln after the stock price· risen until Tuesday. GAF Is only about one-tenth the size of Goodyear In annual sales, but the New Jersey rompany hjls plenty of cash available and Its chairman, Samuel J. Heyman, Is known for bold manuevers. , Last ~ar. GAF attempted unsuc· cessfully to buy Union Carbide Olrp., which Is similar to Goodyear -In size. GAF announced ear tier this year it might make a IDstlle bid to acquire another rompany In late '!9&> or early 1987, but has refused to comment on a possible Gondyear raid. "I believe GAF Is Indeed looking at numerous acquisitiOn candidates ... Part of the company's growth In the future wUI have to come from external sources," said I..ronard Bo!'Jer, senior chemical Industry analyst with Prudential· Bache Securities Inc. "That means acquisitions." Other companies thought to be possible targels of GAF recently Include W.R. Grace & Co., Mon· santo Co. and Olin Corp .. Bogner said in a teleprone Interview with the Beacon Journal. Millis said Goodyear could use a Reappointment made number of ·defenses against a . COLUMBUS, Ohio iUPli -Jack takeover, notlpg rules the rompany G. Day of Shaker Heights. chair· adopted in July that woold force man or the State Employment hostile rompanles to ctfer stock Relations Board. has been reap· shares to existing Goodyear sharepolntlllt'to a Slx·year lerm on the holders lor half price. lxlard. , Millis also told the Beacon · The announcement was made Journal that Goodyear could sell Thursday b~· Gov. 'Richard F. certain subsidiaries. which he Celeste. declined to name, and use the Day, a former appeijate judge in proceeds 10 repurchase hs shares. the Cleveland area. has served as Such action would Increase earn· the chairman of SERB since 1984. lngs. but also debt, making tiK' The board oversees Ohio's collec· company less attractive as a tlve bargalninl( law for !XIblic' takeover large!. employees. enforcing the rules lor labor unions and state and local governmental bodies. Marriage licenses have been Issued In Meigs County Probate , Court to Terence Lee Clark, 25, and Tracl Lynn Mearns. ~. both of Racine; Marty Lynn Morarlty, 36, and Debra' Lynn Nelson, 31. both of Racine. Come and Worship With Us Sunday, October 12, '1986 -Page B-1 FORD LTD OLDS FIRENZA DODGE .400 CHEVY S-1 0 PICKUP PLYMOUTH HORIZON FORD .MUSTANG File for marriage Ohio weather . Antique two-wheelers showpieces : -~--------------- - ·~--·-----·----- By JIM WEIDEMOYER Times-Sentinel Stall GALLIPOLIS - The year 1986 will not be a pleasant one to reflect upon, financially, for I he Ga ilia County Emergency Medical Service. Due to federal fund ing reductions the agency has been • forced to Improvise, scrimp and save, while still operating at peak efficiency. After the last quarterly fundin g reduction; the EMS was forced to operate on abJut $85,1Xllless than 1985, even though the costs have been Increasing.' And - Incredibly enough -1987 will be worse. Financially, the EMS has been totally left out ,to dry. iil the funding pie chart , 'the EMS Is oot even ear marked for a crumb. Federal rewnue sharing funds, which comprises 100 percent of the agency's operational moneys, has been completely cut off. The EMS will receive 0 percent . This latest developll)ent ha s left EMS manager Fred Wheelerwilh a . large problem. As of Jan. I. 1987. Wheeler said they will have no fund s. "It puts us In quite a precarious situation. " Wheeler said. " It forces us t~ go another route for funding." Th at "roule" appears to be in the form of a tax levy, according to Wheeler. Either a one-mill levy on property tax or a 0.5 percent additional sales tax are the options Wheeler is considering. "It's going to have to be the levy on property tax or the ext ra sales tax, " Wheeler said. " ! hate to do that but It' s our only alternative at the present time; because we won't have any money to operate next · year if we don't." Wheeler said he cou ld ·not decide which tax levy should be placed on the specia l·election ballot. sche· ~uled for early Februa ry of next year. As a result, a randomly· representative phone suJVey of 500 people throughout the county wUI be ronducted sometime this week to discover which the taxpayers prefer. The phone suIVey wil! be repre. sentatlve. Wheeler said. "We're not just going to call one ortwoareasof the county. We're going to make sure Ills representatlveof the entire county." The survey should be flnlshed and results calculated In oneday's tlme', according to Wheeler. The results . must be calculated quickly, he said, Continued on A·3 ,. ·----~tr--,.--~ ---- -- ' -- . OLD WORW TRADmON - Pewter casting Is one of many traditional crafts being shown at the Bob Evans Farm Festival this weekend. Artlloan Dave Jones oi .Columhus makes his o\m rrold and alloy for ca•dng, artd 1.• shown making a piece lqr ~ale at ~he IO!illval. The festival concliides at 5 p~ m. Sunday. ('limes-Sentinel photo by Lee Ann Welch) Voyage aided capitalism, . Wilmington professor says WILMINGTON, Ohio (UPI)- Christopher Co hnnt.Js' voyage' to the Americas In 1492 Wihered In the rise of cupitali•m. a far more valuable oonllibutlon than a western route to Asia t'OI~d have reen, a Wilmington College historian says. · Dr. VInton Prm, an associate professor of listory at W~mlngtoo , said the wealth discovered In the New World also ><erved to wcakm what remained of the feudal order. Columbus Day Is celebrated In the United Statt-s Monday in honor of Columhus' discovery ollhe western world. Sugar production In the Caribbean islands ltimulated J:f'Oil.th and trade In Europe and ul'IO created ademandlor lahorthat gave rl•etn the large-scale Africoo slave trade 011er the next 300 year.s, Prine., said. Columbus gave Spain control of most oft he Western Hemisphen•, and hy the 1520s, Spain was getting significant quantities of gold and sUver from the Aztec and lnca societies k conquered. "New World wealth played a m~or role In Spllin's t•rnergcnce a.' the strongest European power In the 1500s and early 1600s, " Prilll:e said. "Without American sliver, Spain would have h<.-cn Important . but certainly not lhe dominant Ioree she wa.• under Pltillp lllnnn t556 "' 15911." ' · The European economy entered a period of vigorous ex panslon because of American wealth, ~read across the oontlno·nt hy Spain's need lor munuladured goods for wars. · "The silver supply lncreused !lO rapidly, however, that Europe enwred a period of rapid lnDatlon that lasted lor the hetter par1'ola century," Prince said. '"This helped some sectol'l\ of soddy hut hanned others, especially the large lailooWill.•n;, "" .church and most governments, thus weakening the feudal order. "Even so, Spain's 5UCCess In the Amerlc•\s caused oil.,~ (Ovenuments lo join the scramble lor lands across the Alluntk." ' • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 10, 1986 kearns lambert lane lanham wilcoxen