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J •llf\h' l'(l\ , 11 I 'n <lot\' . 1,111 2.1•J.t1 Promising•.• . if Curbs needed ~n spen~ing COLUMBUS 1UPl i An Ohto Chamber of Cou unt'l"..:c year~nd anctl;·s ts ' sa )s the statt" \.\ Ouhl hn vr Ll ·· prom t s rn g f'ro n om lt' outlook" m 1976 tf 11 11 ould place stnct curbs on st<:~LP and Iota! gm t•rnriwnl spendmK " We have not r ea ll ) resumed long-tftm ('Conml lte growtll a. ncl developnw nt us MEIGS THEATRE TONITE thru SUN JANUARY 24 WHITE LINE FEVER {Technteolor l Starr1ng Vm cent Jan M1 chael Also LE MANS Show starts at 7 00 p rn III IIL h .I S Sid I lt'<.i H \\t' f WVl' Simply l't'CO \ 'CJ') ."' d c\'l' lup Hut additio nal ly Said Fdwtn ll e nnn g~ r , cham~' pr csutcnt and pubhshl!r or the Ftndl c~~ ( 'oun cr Tlw first thin ~ we must do 1q t urb governmenta l OV t' rS[)f."ndmg. th e rool t•ausc of 1nOat1on .md much of our 4'l'orinmir drslocauon. '' said Henungcr "Second, we m'ust reverse over L:eguldtlon and controls wht•rc they merely sttfle mltiatl\'(' and inflate costs Without br:n gmg commensurate public benefits '11nrd we must allow much more of our personal and bus in~s:s mcome to be used fur motlcrmzmg productive raulitocs and rrcaung jobs" H 1nH)J,!('r sa&d if his thret> ' Sug~e l "'"' \\t•n• followed, a " pr u r' '~~l n t( e co n om it• outloo ~ would quickly l.'Cnti ves rur people to bt•rume produtllve workers o.md usrful Citizens · • - A nclwnrk of railroads Ht•uunger sa 1d that. A favoraO ie busmE>ss dnn.1te can be obtatned 1f envu orunental objecu ves are commensura te with total eosl s Heminger said "ex.crssJvc ""hm Ohw should be a prunary objecuve to any transportation reg:ulatJon _Qf__ a tr , wat er and land pollution can undul) disrupt loca l econor11 res and destroy JObs " - Expanston or the jobproducing manufa ctur1n g l:lasc, now limited by heavy taxation on langtble personal property, can be enhanced by gradu a l <JSsessment level rl>duction over a periOd of )ears wi thout net loss of local revenue - Recen t changes m OhiO employe regulation laws precludes any need [or additronal federallegrslallon rn the workm en ~ s com• pcnsatton, pension or other mel Cia! and mdustnal tt v1ty " 1n 3Ca Henunger concluded hts sta tement w1th the hope that 1n 1976 government wtll " wor.J< more as a helpful partner wtlh business 1n mnovatr ve problem solvrng and move more resolutely to brmg mflatwn under control. case the eKtremes of governmenf regulatron and encourage the pnvate mvest · me n! tha t preserves and creates Job opportumties." cmpluymcill-r elat ed area s We lfare programs shmpd mcludc " "nrn P 1n- JANUARY plaruung the state Curren t governm ent reguJahon of busmess and rndustry was "approachmg overkrll pro port ton s," and ''u nduly restncl s com- on local f'ro~rram Pari-lime and full lime jobs ure upen w1th W V" - Au robber) HI Curry ·~ C'.1rry Out m New IJavcn was llmarled Thursday evenin g v. hen the IIWQer , Chc t Curry, Ne'-" Haven, threw a glass of root beer m the rubber 's face New Haven Pohce Chrer Tum Parsons sa1d th1 s mormng ''person believed tu be " teenager entered the carry out with a ma sk on at approxrmately 10 45 p m He porn ted a knrre at Curry v.ho at the tim e was quietly Slpptng a glass 0[ the cold beverage Accordrng to Par~on s, the robb er dem a nded all or Curry's money Instea d uf gJvm g htm the money he dec rded to gtve hun the root beer The lhrowmg or the soft dnnk apparently fn ghtened the robber off because he departed at once m hts car , Requirements of Bataan • No one ts more aware of the STARTS FRIDAY· JAN. 2. BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, Ohio differences than Fonda who currently IS campargmng wrth his daughter Jane for the Democratic nominatiOn of h,er husband. Tom Hayden , for senator from California '11>e other day Fonda rnlerrupled his parntmg at his Bel Air rn~ns10n to rummate about h1s role m "Colhston Co urse," costa rr1n~ With E G Marshall who plays Harry S Truman in the confront alton of general and prestdenl durrng the Korean "War ' "! was reluctant to play MacArthur 111 sp11e of a great scnpt because I am't him physically 1 don •: look like him , ~nd hke h1m or act hke htm, " Henry sard " He thought he was God when he was 14 years old and lie never "as dtssuaded from that 1dea . 'MacArthur was a man. That 's fore1gn dramatic to me because I've tned all my hfe to mask being dramatrc m the roles I've played' "I hstened to hrs last publtc speech at West Point - about old soldiers' fading away and I cot•ldn ' l begm to · Imitate htm There 's a danger m lrymg to look like an -hrstorrcal figure Audtences pay more at tentron to the makeup than ·······: .·:.·..· :· : : ..· ... : . ·.. ·. : : . f•hanee of snn"' l I ·we want to make you .smile. And we have the services to do it. Come on in today. We'll make happy things happ~n. ! Thre~ given aid The Pomero) E-R squad was call ed to a Route 7 nile club at 1 47 a m. Thursday fot Rtla Hughes, Mrddleporl, "ho "as 111 She was taken to· Veterans Memorral Hospital by the squad and later to th e Holzer Mcdtcol Cent er Wednesday afternoon the untl went to 224 Condor St for George K,jjuff, who wa:-; Ill He wa s tak en to Ve terans Memortal Hospt tal where he \\a s adnutted Earlie r Wednesday the squad went to 200 Sprtn~ Ave . for Orv rll e Gra ham , also 11l He was taken lo Ve teran s Memonal where he was admrtled VInce the audience to beheve Weather Rain endmg ton1ght , lows m1 Ihe mtd upcr 20s Cloudy, colder Saturday, highs rn the low 40s Probabtlrty or pre clpttatwn 80 per cent rod ay, 60 per cent lonrght, 20 per <en l Saturday MAMIE B~;TIER WASHfNGTON !UP! ) Mam1e Eisenhower was m a hosprtal today ror the third tunc w1tlnn a year but was repbrted rcspondrng well to treatment for what doctors th ough t was a vtral mfectwn . . PH. 992-2644 Main, Pomeroy Your FTD Florist JS2 E LOCAl. TEMPS Temperature m downtown Pomeroy Frrday at 11 a m was 53 degrees under cloudy sktes. PARADE DELAYED PHILADELPHIA r UP! I An un expected snow storm Thursday . ·-----pomeroy pomeroy tupper;~:~ c:~~na ' the bank of the century established 1872 SALE II I DISCONTINUED STYLES BROKEN SIZES I I I I MEN'S PEDWIN SHOES REGULARLY PRICE(» FROM 118.99 TO 120.99 : NOW I Mt•mlwr FDIC l parade unl rl Saturday Parade official s met Thurs· day morning and after consultrn g the Nat rona! Weather Servrce decided to pos tpone the event. EMPEROR GREETED TOKYO, Jan 2 ( UP! ) More than 144,000 Japanese streamed rnlo the lmperral palace grounds today to give New Year's greetings l<> Emperor H1r oh1 to, who started hrs 51st year on the throne tilts year NOW YOU KNOW Hangovers are caused not so much by pure alcohol as by 'cohgeners," the c hemical substances added to alcoholic beverages to give them their c haracterishc flavor and aroma 1 I THE,MDOL£PORT, SHOEOHIOBOX . I PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES Mr s. Orv rlle John son, Gallrpohs r"erry , Betty Wrllrarn s, Sc ottown ; . Mrs John Gleasant, Mrs Jam~s ~ Roush ~ James Cochran, Edna Wat son, all of Potn t Pleasant ; Bessre Gaskins, Columbus , Drlhe Murphy , Letart, Mtchael Thoma s, Southstde: Myrtle Denny, Gallrpohs, Harry Hallscott, Maso n, Stella McDade, Crown Crty, General Burns and Charles Wamsley, Pomt Pleasant. llol<er Medical Center 1Discharges, Dec. 31) Merrill W, Brown, Karen K Burns , Behnda J. Car- • penter, Luther L Cochran, Sanford S. Edmonds, Walter H. Fertell, Rona Fisher, Mrs . Thomas H. Gardner and son, Webster B Hodge, Belly J, Jarvis, Carol E. Jell, James Johnson Jone s, Ketth M. Jones, Har tford C Moms, Brtan C Ours, Nellie M. Paugh , Orpha R Peters , Davtd Charles Rotzenberg, Emily F Smrth, Rebecca' V. Tilley, Mary Lee Van Sickle, Roger W. Waugh, Joyce B Wrll • c Births, Dec. 31 J Mr. and Mrs. Ray F. Van Meter , son, Ra cme , Mr and Mr s . J ohn A Swtsher, daughter, Ma son, W. Va ; Mr. and Mrs. Phllhp Dunlop, daughter, l.Nn, W Va ; Mr and Mrs Gary Hysell, daughter, Pomeroy. ( Drschurgcs, Jan. I) Ehzabelh S Adkms, Allee' Loretta Bowyer, Edna Cox, Cart er L Frankhn, Lori Renee Gibbs, Anderson Rtc hard Graham, Douglas M. Pemberton , Letha Prater; Sharon L Queen , John C. Roush, William H. Walker: c Births. Jan. II Mr and Mr s Stephen Mrchael Wri1Jd, son, Syracuse, Mr and Mrs. Jerry Cao ter , son, Oak Hill; Mr and Mrs Ch arles M Henry, son, Gallrpolrs Ferry, W Va . Bill to end redlining made into law by Ford-WASHINGTON (UPI ) President Ford Thursday signed a b11l which IS mtended to dtscourage banks from refusmg to make mortgage loa TL'I to buyers or homes in nerghborhoods whtch the banks constder to be on the decltne Another prOVISIOn In the same btU extends until March l,l977the eXJslmg regulation under wh1ch maximums are frxed by the government on how much rnterest banks and savmgs and loa n assoctattons may pay on ' deposits rn savings accounts Starling in srx months, banks and savmgs and Joan rrurlltultons rn metropolitan areas w1ll be required under the new law to make pubhc hsts showrng where l~tr mortgage loans have been made The purpose 1s to enable consumer and neighborhood groups to bring pressure agamst banks wh1ch discrtmrnate agamsl agmg urban areas, a pract · c known as 11 redlimng." Crrttcs convmc:ed Congress that urban decay becomes unavordable rn any area which has been redltned by a bank. Smce newcomers are unable to obtain a mortgage in a redlined neighborhood, ' they say, the neighborhood cannot surviVe. Banking groups opposed the btl!. They said tl would g t ve nerghborhood a sso c1at1ons vtgilante powers. Consumer groups wanted ce1hngs removed on how much rnterest banks could pay on savings deposll~, bopmg that banks woulrlthen compete for savrngs accounts by offering higher interest , Broad bank reform "legislation before CoogreiiS would phase out the regulation, but such legislatton 1s not expected to pass before tale nex t year. If then . The extstmg maxunums on . passbook accounts are 5 per 5'• cent for banks and per cent for savrng and loans rrurti tu lions. Owens will suceed Roderick, retiring Gt.I .I.IPOIIS TAk E OATH - Mayor Clarence All(!rews, right, adminiStered the oath of off1ce 'io two new members ·of Pomeroy Council a nd Ja ne Wa lton, clerk , F'nday rughl, 1-r, Dr. Harold Brown, D D , and Chuck Bartles, councr lmen and Mrs rlrews, 111 Ins (Jrs ( c ourt Fr1day mghl Fmed were Cra1g Foley, Pomeroy, disturbing the peace. $50 anll costs, Honald Miller, Jr , Mtnersvrlle, $o0 and costs , d isorderl y <"onduc t and ,525 .md • ' I Conttnued from page 1) over $1 brlbon for lbe unamortized part of the companies' assets as well as contracts to supply technical assistance to the state-run mduslry, Prestdent Carlos Andrew Perez, in an address to the nation after he formally nationalized the m. dustry, world's thtrd largest exporter after Saudi Arabia and Iran, sard Venezuela would not lower its pnees in order to sell more otl. NEW YORK - POUCE BOMB SQUA_!) specialists say they 'll need at least another week to complete their search 'for clues in th e rubble of the LaGuardia Airport bomb blast whicb killed 11 persons and mjured 75 others. "We have the a>ea of the blast frozen through next Wednesday," said Det. W1lliaun Schmitt, a senior member of the Bomb Squad team, at American Airlines Hangar No 1 at the airport, where the debris is bemg examined "We're gomg through everything," Schlmtl satd. ' Deputy Chief Edwm Dreher, ch1ef of detectives in Queens, was named Thursday temporary head of the poUce arson and explosion squad to direct the probe of the LaGuardia bombmg. Monday •. eosts, mtoxicat10n, ctnd Richard Ga1 field , P(.lmeroy. $2fl 0:1nd cos ts, speedtng ~ Forfelltng bonds were Mar k Shll, Mme1 svll le, $23 70 posted fm specdmg: Lester Hrt hard , Long Bottom , $24 70, speedmg ; Lowell Gnmm : New Haven, W Vtl , $30, mtuxiCuhon, and Douglas Seyl er, Athens, $100, reckless opera lwn , ll \' lf' m~-::mlZH II nns srn<.'e r AJUIS Ca iii UlJ c Churdl Huci~J H.:k w~ s born m C(Jlumbus and 20s Cle<Jrtng an d \·eq cold west anci d chance of flurnes ea st Sunday mght I..O\'rs zero lu 10 P11rtly cloud) and cold Mrmddy lhghs Jfl the upper tee ns and luw 20s NO 49 GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT Vlf l ' [)I t'Sltknt li t> <.!' ld !11s 11 Ill·, Dt.!Jid, \\ ~lllw nwvmg 1,1 {;dlhp!riJs lll til(' IH ~IJ futU J'( l'o u r ~twilerl Gue.~t R each in{! More entint T h<t tl 12,000 Fiin.rilir.s ' SUNDAY, JANUARY 4, 1976 --·---- - - - ----PR ICE 25 CENTS MIDDLEPORHOMEROY --- -· --·-·- ---~- _ _ H . . . . ..,. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ..... l i - ! • Gallia budget Increase is ·close to. $1 ntillion ' GALI.lPOLI S - The Ga lha Co unt y Sheriff's Depart. Public i\SslsturJce ( Welfar c) $29J,.J93, mcnt reques t of $204,500 was turned down Snctal Services.' $45,2J9: Extc nswn Ser~ Instead, the dcp4rtment \\ihich operates 24 vice, $45,2.t9; Ci vil Defense, $,l, OOOi lwm·s a day. se1. en clays a week. rete1ved a Pr·osecutmg i\llorney , $38,8:m; S<~mtat 1on Gallw C' oun ly Comm1ss1on(:'rs in u spe cit~l mcctmg he1·e Fnday uppr ovcd their 197G ll ppwprwt!uns to ta lin g IU>B !!0 94, " n rn cr e,rse or $10,000 htke for over all budget of Dep;u tmenl. $198,250 , County Hccnrder, ti5.JOO; Coun ty Comm iSSIOners, $4 16, 850: - u e , e ar e the 1976 de pa rtme ntal She11ff's Department , $119,800 , CETA, budge ts for GH ih a County $t20,000: Fed eral Reve nue Sharrng, Menta l Hea lth Bu rl drng, $oa,OOtl . $:100,000, and OLEPA, $2,302.9! • County Audrlor, $85,350, Metropolitan J oe Stewart, ve teran comrmsswne1 , Park Drslrr cl, 1142,500, Gutdtng Hand nas ree lected president of the com . School, S11i2,:100, 648 Me n~ I Health Board, miSSI On t: E Johnson wa s named VICE.' · $:119,162, Fond Servtce , $670; Sin! and pr esu.lent Cumnusstoner John Belville $99J,07'l 94 uvur th e 1975 budget dn $11!/,800 Nuw sclllo n~ 111 the count) budgt>l !Ius yea r .He lhc Mrlropuhtan Park D1 stnd, SatutatJ on D c paJIIllt.' ll t 1 gree 11 box prog r.lltl I , Menk1l Health Clime Con· stru ct10n Fund , CF:TA Pt ogram . Fedet .:~ 1 H.evcnue Shanng and Ol.EP A Funds fPrusecutmg i\ l tor m~y ) The l'fiUn ly's GenertJ! Fun d shows a $51 2,070 77 In crea se Last year, $1,0!15,57H J wa s "lhx•ale!llo opcrM ie lho coun I) compdrccl to $1,607,644 this ) cnr t\ ll burlgels fflr operatwn of the ro un t) rcflt!cl ~ \U pfl mcrease for emplo)eS' Water, ~11 , 400 : Soli a nd Water onatchmg po o~r~m), $5,500 Dog and Kennel fun d, $1J:Mo, Budge! Conmllsswn. $400, ,\Jrport Au lhur ll)', $'1,000 , County Home (paya ble t" MPl~ s Counry '· $12,000, Clerk or Courts, $51,050 Cfl un!y Treasurer . $39,1100 ; Cuurt sahtr ll's mcn•a:-;es wPr (1 m the C.dlll.1 of ApjX!a ls . $1 , 000 ~ Board uf ElcdJOns, Cuunty San ita tJUn Dept~ rlm e n t fru m . $57.'1110, Soil '""t Wa ter , 15,500 ; Snldrers' B1~~cs t Ht'lrcf , $10,050 ; Prnbal c Court, $:16,150, Juvemle Court , ·$53,050, Comnwn Pleas Court, $50,57fo, Mun rcrpal Courl, $19,400 , ('oroner. $b 850 Board or ReviSIOn, $600 , P.r~gmecr. $:!.3,500 , Htglmay Department, S975 700 : Real Estate Assessment, $15,000 , ~l e alth Ot•prJrtment 1 $80,84~ . Speech Pto ~ rm11 , $fo,5.1fi ; Mos qurto Co ntroL 14.881 t t , Clnld W<•lfare, $1"19,798 88 . S55,0!>0 lo 1198,250 The luke was for l.1lC rati on 01nd contmuatwn of the ~rceo ~~x program\\ tlh th e~ coun tv's new pn <: kcr truck In dLiflltion, the Galha Cml!ll) wu~· l)eparlm('nl' s Htgh~ M.unlemmrc and Hep:ur Fund ( M&R 1 was muct~ sc d f1 vm $887.600 to 1'175, 700 The fund rs fur nlshed by 'asohn e (w et license pla te taxes man shot up HUTLA ND - Robert L IUJbOdf'll, 28, of near I1 C1 c harl U1e p1 ctur e wmd oY. ill h1 s home shot out :tnd. got <I bullet m Iu s · shoulder by an unkn 0\\11 nssarl ant of ass~u lanls t:!a Jiy &tturday moJnmg Sher iff Hobe1t C Hw te nbach smd lrnbuden, whn il\•es nn cuunl)' road 3 a bout two m1les nol'th or Rutla nd, was lying on the coiJch m h11; Irving room at~ a .111 when a c~ r pulled up and shot out Ius front ptclure wmdow Imboden ra11In the dour where he took "slug rnthe shoulder from crther a rrfle or ptslol H~ was U.1kcn to Veterans Mcmonal Hospital where he wa s trea ted and released · The shootmg IS under mveshgatJOn , 'fhe sherrrr also reported that Mtchael , Lee Sigler, 18, Rt. 1, Rutland was sen- . tcntoed by Metgs County Common Pleas .ludge John C. Bm or 1S~1tmday rnm mng to s1x mvnU1s tn f1vc yea rs m the Clulhculhe CorrectiOnal In stitution ~ Stg ler on Nov 19, 1975 broke 3ntl en ten~d a house owned by Grace Gardner, Rutlcmd Township He had appeared e.1rller before .Judge Ba con and had pleaded gutlly to the charge Also a ppeanng before Judg e Bacon Suturday mornmg were Robert Wayne Barr ~ 24 and Harry Jun1or Barr, 26, both of Norwich, Ohro. who pleaded not guilty to un llldi c trnent chargmg that on Sept 29, 1!175, they acted to dep11ve the owners, Roger AdanJs, and Wilham Manyard , IWcme, of property, to wit, 1975 truck, loa boy trailer and a John Deere dozer Tirey were released on bond. ., ,., was absent due to Illness Court l}ousc employees recrn.p lol cd . wer e Robert Masste, custod tan , Hazel Ma ssJC , ass1s tant cus todtan , lnabell e Sibley. ~ v, ttchboard opel a tor and Kcnru·lh Bos te r, dog warden They each 1 eceivt•d a 10 pet per year boos t m pav Salaries increased BY DALE ROTHGER GALl.lPOL!S - Salary rnrreascs for Gc•lha County School Supennlcndent C Comer Bradbw y and m('mbers of h1s county s tarr highli ghted Sa turday's orgamzational meetmg of the county board of educatiOn Bradbury's sa lary was lf1ct·cased 20 pet.! rom $20,000 to $24,000 pet Y""r It was noted that Bradbury has not re<;eived an increase smce July, 1974 and that IH.s previOus ~o lary was well below 'the tn· comes of school supertntendenls m tlus area F'or example , Meig:; Local 1s paymg 1ts new supenntendent Charles Do"ler 122,000. Tl1e motion for h1s salar} ~s mcreasc passed 4-1 wrth J E CD1ck l Cremeens volrng no C'remeens nbtecl, " I thought Mr Bradbury deserved a rai~.e but 20 pel. 1s Just a hllle too mueh " Funds for Bradbury's solary and the tncreases g1ven to Ius staff members are provided llll'ough the Stale Department of Education. County school offtce staffers are paid from a fund separate from local Con tmued on paf!e :1 · RIVER, STAY ·,WAY FROM ., - Pomeroy's Mim Sl busrnessmen "ere keepmg a watchful eye on the Ohio Rtver Frrday as the rrver moved rnto the area between the two parkmg lots along the rrver. Traffic between the two areas . ...... .. .·. ': .. : ·:·. ; ' " rast.moving Items Ul til• site. For year< , Stanl•Y hldon operated an Ashland Service Station at .Ire locatron Above, old gasoline storage tanks are being removed for new ~nks mstalled by Carter & F.vans. refer s to - J.cgall'-l cl1 ubOrlt on kt ll s 'tHoUs3nds of Amen ean bolJies e1:1c h hrstm..-ningof1976as theslramsof ' ' Ry Ruth Tillis HU'fft.A.IVD- Al6 o'clock on the ALl. civilizatio ns that hav e forgotten God have fallen' Can we see where we are m the lrght of God's commandments when - On Sundays the st«dtum, beaches , dance halls and other pleasure resorls are filled but many churches are nearly empty' (Thou shalt have no other gods before me. Rememher lhe Sabba th day to keep tl holy 1 Every Amencan pays over $tOO extra for merchandise annually to compensate for wha l shop-lifters huve stolen And taxes, well, that's another story! 11 hou shalt not steal, • royet, etc.) - Can we see tlle sprra hng dtvorce rates, prostitution, broken homes and frustrated children or our nation ! l Thou shaH not Cf)lnmit adultery Honor thy father and mother) The c hildren ask winch steoaFattu{r or s tep~mother that year. tThou shalt not krll ) As " mtssionary in a poor country m Afnca , I have stood bestde a bcdbugrnfested pallet and watched a chrld born mto a home to(l poor to oHord tl one arlide of clnthmp, Vel lha t mother loved het baby. she would never have had it krlled. nor would that govermnent (whlt:h \\e consi der heathen) ll av~ endor :sed or paid for an a bortJon. [once heard .. dl'o t Russum lmJ) who had escaped fr om a Conm mm st concentration camp lo the fr eedom of Amertca say \\lth tears 1unnin~ down her cheeks, "Give-away programs, s uch as food !;lamps, are Commumshc . They ~::~.re just batt tu get you to become slavt•s to the government •· She :Hided, 1 ' 1t happened m Ru.s~a a, tL happened m Cuba - can't we see it 's llJppenmg m America 'f' • A Korean [rrend loltl of the horror that moa mng he looked frufn hts Seoul bedroom wmdow an d saw the Cornmumst flag tw1stcd on the Capitol butldmg He knew lh.1t overnrght the 38th• para llel had divided hls nahon - even Ius fam1l y and fnends who ln ed a fe\\ blocks north had become m~tant eii CilllC S Our rlag stands for some thmg free dom, liberty , and tru st rn . : ' ....· "' .. p1ogta111 , filevm :. felt lhat fe e '\JS too h1g h and asked wh} Lhe hoanl d1d Jltl! nt.'~ oua. tc wit h Wc:r lter l'Jl hl :-; fee BlcYJrb ah;o quostwned the !.tte:-; t swt fil er! h~ H...1 ln U!{<Jlnst t!w board of r cluc,dLon 1 eg.4rd1n~, mediat iOn of ncgnlrdi Jmls for the 1[175¥7!, sc hool term B.dll prese rl frd Sup<>rmten clen t C. Comer 13Jacl bmy unrl tile bo.1rd w1th letfe r s rt>q u~stmg the tJpe iHJJ g pf n ~g utwtw m; for 107ti-i1 ~'\ t.: conlu tg to Bctln . Lh1s I!; no1111<1l prUcPrtllr c unde1 the neg oliated c~g rP C! If lCI I I Slg!led HI 1!)7~ N~.· \~lv -t•l L·~ll·d bOdrcl pr esiden t t'rr rr11~ l1v~\l'H•r, <]IJl'~tJUnrd ll ow the l:>;1an {'Crt.~d I•! gll • lltt\\ n 'gll lidhons when it Ju;~ rt 1 'Ill htlfl \\ 11h tlu l!J75 ueguhahons, l).t:trfj Ul .. rh IJ•U' fl" l!laltt•r 111H}' bC nlto.••l t I lr· t'>llrtr' 1 1 '" !!Liil of the ~-t. t ·-~. • HJ1 1 htdtJit" ;H'l \! adopted ' lllutt•ft•lf,t''' ~· Ff,r t ... ,,, :· ...,. '•.·:.,,,,,,,. " ,,,,, ..,,,:,::::•::::::::::,:,:,:,:,:,:·: ,-:,:,,.,.,.,.,,,.,,,,•:·:·,,,.,.,,,.,.,,.,,,,,,, :::::::::: I - NEW SEU-SERVICE FIRM TO LOCATE IN GALUPOUS - Work Is underway by Carin & Evans Contractors of Gallipolis for a new self-service store and gasoline station at the corner of Second Ave. and Pine St. "SuperAmerica". owned by Ashland Oil Co , plans .to sell • rlH•n, hea d ~m. t•.nHnu, d on JU1ge .! ·' .' ' See where we -a re on our 200th birthday ,, ·::··: ,, OPEN SATURDAY 9130 TO I PM . . J.-2 vote decided to bmld two high schools, tf the March 30 bond 1ssue IS appr oved Board members 81 uce S Sloul, J E Cremeens and James C Mitchell ap· proved the motwn \~ h1le W1llwm Cal fer and Dale Rothgeb, Jr oppose<l rt An ear her mohon to 4' tmstr ud just on e !ugh school losl 3-2 Blevrns and Bahr yesterday ema phas1zed that the '·Commrttee for Better Schools for Gallia Coun ty' ' had rc com~ mended lhe construc tion of Just one lugh wa!-; unammous A late1 motwn by new ly~ school and that severo! people h.1d spent elected board member James V Blevins many ~ours workmg on the pt ojeul The) to rescind la st week's resolutiOn to budd felt those same people would nul be <IS two lngh schools mstead of one d1ed ror a · dedicated to a two-high schuoJ bur lcl!n ~ lack or a se<ond program Blevms' . mohon followed a recom. Blev1ns also obJected to the ng1 ce mt•nt mendalron by Wilham Bahr, Presrdent of srgned wrth Archttecl George W"ltcr rn the Gallra Co un ty Local "'teachers' Feb. 1974 AI that tune , Walter wH~ AssocJahon, that the boHrd reconsider the retamed as arch1lect for all )' fu ture lugh school program and place Just one l:nuldmg p1 ogram on 0:1 $100 r et.uner wrlh htgh school on the electron ballot ' the understandmg that his fpc \~ ou ld be Last Saturday IDee. 271 the board by a seven pet of the total cost of a Ouild1ng :·· :·. :·: MAIN STORE, ANNEX AND WAREHOUSE pected By Dale Rothgeb, Jr. GALLIPOI.!S - Gallia County's I.ocal Board or Educatron Saturday agreed that If a proposed $13,5()0,000 bond ISSUe IS approved March 30, top pnorrty wrll be g1ven to constructiOn of lhrec clement.ur) btuldm gs II was also agreed that the elementary uurldrn gs al Addavdle and CheshtreKyger, whtch \\Ill be continued m use~ ~'auld be refurbished at the same hme The motion for the elementary program • I I· . was dtscontinued due to t11e ris1ng wnteJ' .1:-hmrevtt ~ b. 1~J 1 Je.ss people we re encouraged that the nvcr v.us I'Jsmg oJJJy one~ tent~ of a foot an hour, ld nd bv reports that u flood l.'i no t ex- Priority put on grade ~ch.ools Tire Star Spangled Banner started another day or broadca$ting by an area radiO stat10n, I listened more mtently than usual to our Nahonal Anthem Another year had begun our nahon ·~ bicentenmal year .,t)h, say can you see, fellow An'lertcans, can we sef! where we are on our 200th btrthday ? ' '• I Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Vulley :·. I ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . I 1~ tmts ,,,, JANUARY CLEARANCE.SALE NOW IN PROGRESS ! _.,. . :.~ Cannot we sec from htstory that II .... ... t n• asun •r 11f The G;,! l hpu ~; ~ Cham Uer \If ('on1111c r<:t' , p._tst pres.~d e nt of the Budrd of I:Um a1 wn .m ll rtlso h<1s ~e1 ved 011 the ( i ~lihpoh::; Planmng C<HilJiliSSJon and the Budrd of Zumng Appeals Cw 1ently, he IS a ltlelllbt•r 11f Elks Club , Soulhcm;lcJ 11 Ol uu HegiOJlcti ('uwu:li , Gu llta Coun ty Farm nm eu u Rnd f:.ll hpohs (;old Club Hml Sarnl + unba Co ld today c han ce or flttrJJes cast H1ghs m the low OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 8 PM ' he rC 19·10 !!l'aduate of 'I he Uhw Slatt tly He and h1s wr fe , Momca, hVt UnJvers m.lll,IMer 111 1!152 He WBs Columbus sales .1! lO EdgenH•nl Drt ve Tht!y ure llu m~rH.I ~C I' before acccplmJ.t the c omincrt:l~ l pe::llent s uf t .... o sons .;_mJ a daugl1ter o~, ens Jomcd 19 luu B,!:ll m 1971 as 1 nr.mdgt·n;cnl !J;:u nl1C 111 Dayton He muveu thruugh u scrrrs of ass1gnrnenls there, ltiCII ,\IW (' IWil E/t/1 K FI\EE 1'1\EF. l'l!:KUP wcludtng servtce representa tive and MIDDI.EPOHT Used Chrrstnras husm4•ss uff1ce supervisor 11 ees w1 ll be p1eked up here by the si r ee l Fm 1he past two years , he has dPparlment free of charge Munday, Jan 5 lll<maged a busmess ofh ce um t servrng graduate of Mwm1 ll111 vcrs1l}, Oxfor d lie If pl.;:~ ce d :~I the <'Ill b, Mayor Fr ed Hoffm an lt!SJd cnhal customers Ill Col umbu s ISallll..'mbcJ of thP Bexlc•y .Junror· Clw mht r said lndH~' A natJ Vl' of D<-1ylon, u,~f·n s 1s a 1971 of CtJJ IIIIICJce where h1• s CI'I' CS .1s l!l tc rn,d ' . 111 oiiUJlK lu (;dllrpolJs, HoflerH:k IS pu s! t ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY II II l!~· e At ' Weather vo. 10 llhl lhi!-:: CI j)IJSI ft•qmrelllP. IIIs fOI llli.IJUI hm; lllCSS4'S filCH' d iU ( \\HS pltllliUICd to Ctl!lllll(.' ICJHI "SCf\ lt't' Mayor hears first seven cases POMEROY - Four defend ants for felted bonds anti three \loere rmed by Pomm oy's n e\\~maym , Clatl'nee An· Hrd>cud (' H>Kten ck. Ohw Bc lll·um:nel <.:t dllllan~tg~r herr ~m et· 195t!. has <~lllhiUill'NI In s Je lln: llll'nl , l'f. ft>;hve lhl' end uf JLJI I U.ll' ~ lflo w11l be , s"U<..'ceeded by Gm y U\\ ens , 28, uf ( 'tdumbu s Hudel'h'k is t•ndmg a I(.•IPphllllC l'arccr thai hal:i sp.mucd nw1·e tha11 Ill ) t' .li'S. Folio\\ in!( senm.: c wtth Lt1e AI my Au· Cm ps dw·ing Wmld W;d' JI, he JOHlctl OhiV flcll as nn outsuk• rep1escntattve tn o ,Jumbus LcJI CI he handled s er\'Jt:C Walton Home, News •• in Briefs ! 'I •----~----~-~-----------~---· I . .... •9•• po s t- ponement of the annual New Year' s Day Mummers :~- ------------------------- , I forced Veterans Mcmorlalijospltal Wednesday Admissions Arnold Bush, Pomt Pleasant; Orvrlle Graham , Pomeroy, George Kauff, Pomeroy , Yo l anda VanCooney , Pomeroy Wednesday Discharges Jerry Lawson, Lenna Lenz, Kathleen Cain , Datsy Ankrom, Stella Ebersbach, Dana Howell , Gene Yost. Thursday Admissions Rita Hughes, Mtddlep ort; Wanda Faulk, Pomeroy; Jo Ellen 1.a"Tence, Minersvtlle , Mary Wippel , ~omeroy ; Marjorte Gtbbs, Columbus Vada Swtger, Proctorvtlle ,' Enc Stover, Racme ; Raymond Sayre, Syracuse Thursday Discharges Rlla Hughes , Glenda Btssell, Velma Stobart, Wrllram Mtlchell , Luia Shaffer Thoma s Sarver , Sr ' flurries Sundav "llh highs In the teens to the nitd 20s and lo"s "'II be 5 to 15. A chance of snow Monday and Tuesday "lth htghs in the upper 20s to th e lov. 30s and lnws will be in the upper teens to the 20s word he spoke." Fonda was asked how he could play a man so totally foreign to h1s O\Vll personality and character " If you're an actor you have to mamtam your obJectivity You can 'l read the hnes wtth longue in cheek or 0:1 wmk of an eye ," he sa1d. " It's a challenge to con- FRANCIS FLORIST .·: EXTENDED OUTLOOK Sunday through Tuesday, much colder, a witnesses swd that man ll was the inosl dtfftcult role or my career. " I' m not comfortable playrng htslorrcal roles. Most or my hfe I've played lowkey, selfeffacrng characters. I'm more comfortable m those parls because they are closer to me My frrst departure .wa s as Frank James m 'Jesse James ' '"And when 1 did 'Young Mr Lrncoln ' rt was a labor of love , I've been a Lrncoln buff all my hre 1 turned 1t do\Vll at first because 1 felt rt would have been hke playrng God "But John F'ord, the the drama " . drreclor , told me 1 was The producers of "Collision playmg a jacklegged coun try Cours'e~· persisted, con - lawyer, not the Great vrncmg ~"onda they dtdn 't Emanctpalor And that made want a wax mtJ.seum per. the difference formance or Mac:oi:rthur. " I don 'l believe 'Colltston "They dyed my hatr and Coursc 1 wtll change anyvne's combed rl over my bald spot. oprmon of MacArthur or the I hked what I saw and agreed eonfrontat10n With Trwnan , '' to play the role. Fonda said "If vtewers were " Then I read all the books 1 anti-MacArthur they wtll recould get my hands on I saw marn that way If they were thousands of feel or film on anti-Trwnan It won't change MacArthur their mmds "Th ere~s no question he " But I'U tell you th ts was a mtlilary geruus. But hts Playing the role was a own book was laughable He fascmating and rnarvelvus was such an egomamac you experience. The most ex:~ have to feel he was an im- ctlrng thing I've ever done. 1 possible man All my reading can hardly wall to see rt." In no way tempered my alltlude toward htm Brl Parts· Rrchard Burton ''I ca n't even Imagine wtll return to Broadway to people who were pro- replace Anthony Perkrns rn MacArthur pultmg up with "Equus " m February .. his dramatics. But I took Rtchard Z.muck and Davrd parns to asswne his allrtude Bro\Vll, producers of "Jaws," and super ego He was even will produce th e 48th annual drarnah c m intimate con- Academy Awards March 29 versation with one person. NBC-TV will atr "Elvrs On "You've got to be full of Tour" Jan. 15 htstory when you play MacArthur because he was aware of htstory wtlh every BOARD TO MEET The Metgs County Board of Your " Edra Touch" Educatron wtll mee t at 7·30 Flonst Smce 1957 p m Tuesday at rls offrce on Mulberry Hergh ts, Pomeroy, to orgamze and conduct any other btismcss whtch may come before rt. Includ e leadershrp capabihtres, the use df the applicant's personal ca r , and bemg avatl()ble to start - work at once Fonda challenged -by role of McArthur in-tube-movie By VERNON SCOTI HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - An anxtous Henry Fonda faces his sternest challtnge Jan, 4 when he portrays Gen. Douglas MacArthur m a twohour televiSIOn movte A shy, rettrmg man tn his 70th year. Fonda has nothing m common with the flamboyant general of the army. There IS no bombast , lheatncahty or ego m the actor who ranks among the country's fmest performers Netlher does he share the political or ideologrcal tenets of the controversial avenger the Metgs Coun ty Senwr Citiz ens pro~ I ams Residenls wterPsled in crther lype o[ employment are asked to send rcswnes of tlleir qualifications includmg educatJon, ex peri ence and .. mvolvement m commumty achv111es lo lhe Meigs Count)' Counctl on Aging, PO Box 722, Pomeroy, by J an 5 NEW I!An~N . ~mncd HOSPITAL NEWS Jobs available Robber got beer, not money • IJ Allmghl j C:od Ahr ahm11 l mcoln sa id ttm1 tW)'cr son IS truly educated who does not- h.1v e J kn owledge of t ;od 'S Won t Do 1 JTlla gme tht'll ll ra t om fl ng was luwcred a bJ1, or son1cthmg lor n fr om 1t, \\hen B1ble 1eo.H\Iflg was t,1kcn fltHn tnc cl;J:-;.<.;J t•l~~s? I lovt.' A.ll lN1{H ~ly ht:rtrt 'Jitit"fllitt..: Tsa hit and my €Vt~s ~rJ m ct 1 mes g ~~t when I sL't:! tiH' ,• '• '• ,. nnsty ":-;l~1n. o~nd :-. tr 1pes • wavrn g 111 the brecn) Vet I know H battlf' stltl rages - wP sti ll need l4l ~ua 1 d the r.:nnt,<ll't.'i for wh1ch Old Glorv stands :vt a~ "'e 111 this IJH tlll t.c nmat ) ear - - .: smg ano JH::t\ w1th F r ands Scott Key " 0 lhtJ.s be 11 e"er sh<tll stand U~(WN' Il thcll the '~he n fr~.:cmen lon•d hOilh'S ,md 1\ Hr'o..: de!-~.ol~lwn H!est wtth vtr tOJ .r ::wd ppuce, may the H t.:d\ en- r~sc lled land Pra1se the Prmcr th at ha th made and p1 eservcd u~ a n,JliOn Then conque~ we must, \dmn OlU ('ilUSt:' it is JUS I, An(ltl n~b f.•our m Q ll•),' fn<Jod JS our trust " And the $ 1,,~. r~~ purl }l l ed b~1nnrt i'l trtumph sllall wavt: '' •' ' ' 0\·r the 1 ~111 d of the ft t•e anrl the home rl lllP !n :n 11 Oh, SC(' . ? SHY ean ' \H' !=.Ce, can' t we · .) :·. I �• 3- The Sunda)· 'fim~s- St:nt illf'l , SI Ul! t ty .. l: t l t ·1. !Wit.i . Driver cited to city eourt following aecident GALLIPOU~ - Debora h . Ie1. 19 , l'' t . 2 q'l IUrI•· Buso .. •. · . . man , was CJte~J to ~hHH C IP}l l c~turl ~ for faJ IUI'e s top WI un the assun.•d <·le ur d' ta f Jl . ~~ nre, .0 OWIIlg ~~n .ac14) ~v:nt _F nday . 011 _ f~as t<·r~ B · CJty P~hrc uud th( 1 s:so;Fc~rfu_al.cdto s t~1 P a.~~ u~ rnakin t e r ear of u cw a eft turn upenrf(~d uy Ja11ws A. T;, lur :10 uf HI l • ' . 1,. t •·I '· II Jpu!'~ ~ i\ bar kl n1•. ll ll "i hap tJt·emTl·d at !l·.J i ••l'J !).! 11. oecurTect Frid~IY ·•n Olive \\ liCit' a 1 st·r uutl <HH • A \' 1'. wllt:"rc / Priority put ( ' •1II . I' ., " lp ll IS . r\fJOI1t1•r tJac kmg ;ttT ic.lent · r\ll t t·tt it on Sceund Ave . \•chide driven by B. Bush, 47 , Eureka Star Ill ., b<Kkc·d intu [I l'ar up~ ~;Jicd by rarl H. Johnson, 20, GaJ\i polis . There wus min ol' damage iu all rhr ee Hl'l'idrn ts · • ci.l r' dri wi Jby Hobl•rt.D. L'ook, 25. 1\1 :1. C;dlipolis , back•'<! flm ll:qw rklll~: ::pare s t rikin~ u tru('k UJX!rah•U hy Hu~;er Owt>u Bcnn(' r1. 25.. 111 I QUALITY ·HOM£ . ENTERTAINMENT ALL-CHAlRS A_LL LIVING ROOM ·sU.ITES - ALL- Bedroom Suites REDUCED FROM REDUCED20% % 1'0 BERKLINE, PONTIAC, MODERN, TEll CITY. MANY OTHER NAME BRANDS. ., SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON 25" ZENITH Bassett, Kinca id, Te ll City, Oklahoma, Brooks Solid Cedar. NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE. _, .. TABLES & COFFEE TABLES 20 % ALL LAM PS 0 $ OF LIST . ·oFF - PRICE. ·ALL 1976 _MODELS BIG SPECIAL ON ALL .ALL WITH 8 TRACK TAPE PLAYERS. . LOVE SEATS. OFF Dl NEITE SETS OR EXAMPLE: A 7, PC. DINETTE SELLING FOR ' 149.95. YOU SA VE •30.00. YOURS FOR ONLY '1 19.95 PINE FINISH CHESTER, OHIO 985-3307 G POMEROY - The Meigs County Sheriff's Department investigated three atcidents on .Friday evening and Saturday. Deputy Robert Beegle said Vincent Laudermill , 24, Mason, W. Va ., was traveling west on Rt. 338 at 7 p.m . Friday in Letart Falls when he failed to round the sharp curve in the heart of lhe village. He lost control of his vehicle, turned around in th~ highway, and smashed into the side of lhe former Powell Store building . The building is now owned by Mr. a nd Mrs. Russell Quillen . Laudermilt was cited on charges or driving while intoxicated. At IG :25 a .m. Sat\lfday, in .. Tuppers Plains at the intersection of Rt. 681 and- Rl. 7, Albert 1.. Martin, 57, Rt. 3, Pomero·y, • ' driven by Betty L. Carpent.;r , 36, Coolville, pulled off Rt . 681 onto Rt . 7 Into ~rtin 's path . Passengers ' the Martin car, Eileen Martin and Mike Martin, had visible injuries, but were not immediately treated. Carpenter had a bump on his head . There was heavy damage to LJ th vehicles. No citation w(ls Issued. AI noon Saturday on Welsh Town Hill Rd., Harold J . Will, 23 , Of Mason, was tun1ing around at a turnaroulld and pulled opt in front or a pick up truck driven by Gregory Cundiff, 25, Rt . I, Middleport . There was slight damage and no injuries . -No citations were issued. COI.O \ ' . ''''"''' was tr a ve ling I lI I l l' ,. II ll ·'THE OTHER SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN' " THE O TH ER SlDE·QF Ti tE M OU.NTAI'l " Ja n.M ichae l Also LE MANS Show starts at 7: 00p .m. I ' ~ lid ' BEAU I RIOCES •• O M:~ ti•H~ A FILMWA'I'S/LI\RRYrEERCE l ' llOIJU(. n ON Scrtcnpl• y by UAV IIl SE! TZF !I Mu1ic kl!l' C HARLES fO~ Dlr«tN by LARRY r EERCF. rrod uq·dbyEDWARD S HlDMAN TECHN ICOLOR' A UNIVFR:'IAI I' ICT UR E • ' "ttleoollfn.....- ... .,..,fUII(tmiiiJCIIII .! ~ ,,...,.., . . .U -.t • IIIIIM'H M.I i l f l Ll:.!il -o I H I CARTOON $AVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS REAL NICE REGULAR $23995 •Jaaoo SALE PRICED . AT JUST SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF - NORWALK CONVERTA. BIG SAVINGS MAYTAG. LAUNDRY - COUCHES REGULAR. s299.95 ON BEMCO, BEAUTYREST AND BASSETT EQ~IPMENT We have Auto. Washe rs, -Ele ctric Dryers~ Porta Washers & Dryers, Dishwashers, Wringer Washers. . 95 TABLE, 6 CHA IRS & CHINA NOW ALL 3 PIECES -· .AND All 3 PIECES $ REGULAR $599.95 . ($100's ' 5 PC. PINE EARLY AMERICAN BEDROOM SUITE _, QUEEN SIZE .. ..• QUEEN, FULL AND TWIN - REG. $1199.95 REG. 51299.95 ___...___ N 0 NOW$799 w .95 ..•• ' TABLE & 6 CHAIRS SAVE SSOO -· RE G. $ 1199.95 . ,•'· •• ' ~; ....-·.. •• 00 STRATOLOUNGERS - RECLINER$ SAVE $100 REG. 1299.95 NOW $5 9995 REG. $399 .95 , ~ ~ LIMITED SUPPLY AT lltiS PRICE ""• ··._SAVE •150 REG. S649.95 . 95 DINEnE WITH 4 CHAIRS ~~.~4:2~0~0 TWO RUSTIC SOFAS & CHAIRS SAVE_'150 n' -..•• BEDROOM SUITE CHROMECRAH TWO TRADI-T IONAL ... 6 PC. TRADITIONAL BEDROOM SUITE · . SAVE •400 · SAVE '400 AND. B.OX SPRINGS 5 PC. HITE FRENCH • •. FOR ONL\' I liE MATTRESSES ALL AT REAL GOOD PRICES FOR THE NEW. YEAR . _:WE HAVE-A 2 PIECE ·. i· NOW $ 0200 TWO TRADITIONAL, SOFAS & LOVE SEATS SOFAS& . ·SAVE '400 CHAIRS SAVE '150 REG . $949.90 ' . REG. 5469.95 NOW END ·TABLES ·. lAMPs·· . • ·•· . • •• ' : .' . - . . •. I v '. • . PICTURES MIRRORS SAVE UP TO Y20FF SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS ON OTitER l I I 'I Mon., lues, Wed. & Sat. $:30·til 5:00 Thurs. til Noon. Unt~ 8 p.m • ' . I ll S1 1rronMMARILYN HAS SE TT,., )Ill k.n> nmnt WHtT ii LI~E FEVER . ~ (Technicolar) Starring : j I NOT SINCE I.0JE STDRY... TON ITE SUN., JAN. 4 Vin cent II I! TONI,GHT!h r u Tuesday Jan . 7 Judgment asked MEIGS tHEATRE GLASS BROKE N OUT GA LLIPOl.IS - City police her e Saturday investigatep vandalism •i't Stan Evans ' Last Chance Carryout on Pine Sl. Eva ns said someone broke a glass out of the fron t of his business. I i south on Rt. 7 when a car WE HAVE ONEROUND OAK TABLE AND 4 CHAIRS. REDUCED FOR QU-ICK SAL . .-- . RIDENOUR ••. ............ ·Mishaps reported GAl.LIPOl.IS - Ridge Homes, Division of E vans Prod uc ts Com pany , Sou th Minneapolis, Mimi ., Friday fil ed a judgme n t a nd · foreclosure action in Gallia County Common Pleas Court against J ohn R. Borden of Ga llipolis and Oty M. Stewart; Treasurer for GaUia Coun ty. • Pla intiff seeks a judgment of $2G,68G.20 with interest of SECONIJ CHA NCE 9.2 pcl.lrom Dec. I, 1974, plus GALLIPOl.IS - Gallia County Auditor foreclosure of a mortgage Dorothy L. Condee announct!d Saturday ' deed on one acre of land In !hat homeowners who fa iled to file 1975 Spr ingfie ld Twp . Pla in tiff Homestead Exemptions 111ay do so now in also asked that lhe property order to receive a reduction on taxes for be sold, with the amount due 1975 . collected dw-ing 1976. In order to plaintiff oaid from · proceeds. qualify, a landowner mus t be 65 years or older with an incmne of less than $1G,(I()O per yeat·. GALLIPOLIS - · Appo in tment of representatives to the Gallia-J acksonVinton Vocational Board of Ed ucation high lighl<ld a special meeting here t'riday afte rnoon of the Gallipolis Board or Ed uca tion. Mrs. Ka therine Williams , who has served orr the vocation~ l board board for the Buckeye Hills Career Center , was reappointed to a two~year term . Newly elec ted board member Bob Marchi was named to fill lhe o ne~ycar unexpired term of Paul Fred Wood. TV. & APPLIANCE ··--- .......--· GAS SERVICE ll sehoul cnlpl f1y~S . . OUter incrcusus were · for 0.7054' pet . the S<llllC percentage udopted last week by !he Gallia Coun ty Local Board of Education . The salaries uf s upervisors · F:ugenia Gardner and Adelaide Sanders were hiked from · $W,G14 " per year to $1 7' 143.63. The sa lary of Jim Harris , school psyc holog ist , was increased lrom $14,119.20 to $15,115.17 per )'ear . Hearing: and s peech therapists, John Thomas and Kathy Tayl01· were increased from $7 ,G81.2G to $8,223 .03 per year . Donald Hardesty , parllime school . allcndance offi cer, was hiked from $2,137 to $2,287.14 per year. • The boa rd tabled for further ~isc ussion an increa:..e for Mrs . Wilma Anderson, secreta; y to Supt. Bradbury. The board aJ'o approved its appropriations for 1976 totaling $173,984.07 ; set mccti11g dales fur the second Monday of each month a t 7:30p.m. in the school office on Jackson Pike a nd boar d member compensation was set al $20 per meeting plus mileage . Cremeens of Eureka Star Rt., . Gallipolis, was elected board president succeeding Bruce Stout, Rt. I , Bidwell . Cremee~s formerly served as president of the old Hannan Trace Board . He is in his third yea r as a county board member . J . C. Mitchell , Rt. I, Bidwell, was elected vice president. Mitchell , in his second year on the board. and James V. Blevins, Rt. 2, Bidwell , in his first, were given the oath of office opening the business session. A substitute bus dr iver appr oved was John Arrowood o( Rl. I, Patriot. R eappointed to Board ' Re duced . REGULAR s37995 *239 • J .. [Continued from page % 7 PC. ALL WOOD MAPLE % Dl NEllE SETS IN STOCK ~ NO All LIVING ROOM ALL STEREOS IN STOCK REDUCED COLOR TV SETS 20% REDU(ED OFF Example: A Suite Selling for "499.95 You get a straight •100.00 discount. Beautifu l Cabinetry and the greates t Qualily. avai lable in hom e entertainment. Salaries tContinut!d from page I ) mt·thank·s, regular medwnk:;, assis tant lu !he dl·rk and buard t: lerk . ~ ..... i\ beginning nwintc~artl'C 111<-!U starts I al $7 ,170 and gc.,s lu $7,211 after eig ht years . The salary for the l1ead mechanic is !he same. Mecha nic'S start a! $6,698 and go lo $6,9:18 after eight years . The s.1lary for the a ssistant to the clerk starts at $6,670 and increases lo $7,13l aflereighl years. The clerk's salary . begins at $9,5i!B and goes to $9,991 after eight years . Assistant Superintende nt Frank c 'r emeens was authorized to proceed with plans to get cost analysis aud other pertiJient information for bids on at least 10 new school buses. Assistant Superintendent David C. CampiJell reported the roofs at Kyger Creek, Southwes tern and North Gallia Hig h Schools and Addaville a nd Cenlerville Elementary Schools need repair. Three buildings, Sou thwes tern, Ce nterville and North Gallia are still under " warranty, but the Q.thers arc not. The board authorized- Campbell to secure estimates on tlie cost of placing inside rcst1·ooms at Cadmus Elementary School. In other matters, the board elected Mitchell as vice-president for 1976. - Se t the second Monday of each · month as the regular mee ting date . - Reaffirmed the employment of Mrs . Naomi Beman as board clerk. . - Voted to join the Ohio School Board Assn . and to have the liabili ty insurunce for board members. · - Ap proved home instruelion lor Bill l,csler, ninth grader a t Sou thwestern High School. ~ Employed Bernard Myers as a subSti tUle bus driver . · ~ Discussed the new Sunshine Ia w. ..' l F I SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS I �• 3- The Sunda)· 'fim~s- St:nt illf'l , SI Ul! t ty .. l: t l t ·1. !Wit.i . Driver cited to city eourt following aecident GALLIPOU~ - Debora h . Ie1. 19 , l'' t . 2 q'l IUrI•· Buso .. •. · . . man , was CJte~J to ~hHH C IP}l l c~turl ~ for faJ IUI'e s top WI un the assun.•d <·le ur d' ta f Jl . ~~ nre, .0 OWIIlg ~~n .ac14) ~v:nt _F nday . 011 _ f~as t<·r~ B · CJty P~hrc uud th( 1 s:so;Fc~rfu_al.cdto s t~1 P a.~~ u~ rnakin t e r ear of u cw a eft turn upenrf(~d uy Ja11ws A. T;, lur :10 uf HI l • ' . 1,. t •·I '· II Jpu!'~ ~ i\ bar kl n1•. ll ll "i hap tJt·emTl·d at !l·.J i ••l'J !).! 11. oecurTect Frid~IY ·•n Olive \\ liCit' a 1 st·r uutl <HH • A \' 1'. wllt:"rc / Priority put ( ' •1II . I' ., " lp ll IS . r\fJOI1t1•r tJac kmg ;ttT ic.lent · r\ll t t·tt it on Sceund Ave . \•chide driven by B. Bush, 47 , Eureka Star Ill ., b<Kkc·d intu [I l'ar up~ ~;Jicd by rarl H. Johnson, 20, GaJ\i polis . There wus min ol' damage iu all rhr ee Hl'l'idrn ts · • ci.l r' dri wi Jby Hobl•rt.D. L'ook, 25. 1\1 :1. C;dlipolis , back•'<! flm ll:qw rklll~: ::pare s t rikin~ u tru('k UJX!rah•U hy Hu~;er Owt>u Bcnn(' r1. 25.. 111 I QUALITY ·HOM£ . ENTERTAINMENT ALL-CHAlRS A_LL LIVING ROOM ·sU.ITES - ALL- Bedroom Suites REDUCED FROM REDUCED20% % 1'0 BERKLINE, PONTIAC, MODERN, TEll CITY. MANY OTHER NAME BRANDS. ., SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON 25" ZENITH Bassett, Kinca id, Te ll City, Oklahoma, Brooks Solid Cedar. NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE. _, .. TABLES & COFFEE TABLES 20 % ALL LAM PS 0 $ OF LIST . ·oFF - PRICE. ·ALL 1976 _MODELS BIG SPECIAL ON ALL .ALL WITH 8 TRACK TAPE PLAYERS. . LOVE SEATS. OFF Dl NEITE SETS OR EXAMPLE: A 7, PC. DINETTE SELLING FOR ' 149.95. YOU SA VE •30.00. YOURS FOR ONLY '1 19.95 PINE FINISH CHESTER, OHIO 985-3307 G POMEROY - The Meigs County Sheriff's Department investigated three atcidents on .Friday evening and Saturday. Deputy Robert Beegle said Vincent Laudermill , 24, Mason, W. Va ., was traveling west on Rt. 338 at 7 p.m . Friday in Letart Falls when he failed to round the sharp curve in the heart of lhe village. He lost control of his vehicle, turned around in th~ highway, and smashed into the side of lhe former Powell Store building . The building is now owned by Mr. a nd Mrs. Russell Quillen . Laudermilt was cited on charges or driving while intoxicated. At IG :25 a .m. Sat\lfday, in .. Tuppers Plains at the intersection of Rt. 681 and- Rl. 7, Albert 1.. Martin, 57, Rt. 3, Pomero·y, • ' driven by Betty L. Carpent.;r , 36, Coolville, pulled off Rt . 681 onto Rt . 7 Into ~rtin 's path . Passengers ' the Martin car, Eileen Martin and Mike Martin, had visible injuries, but were not immediately treated. Carpenter had a bump on his head . There was heavy damage to LJ th vehicles. No citation w(ls Issued. AI noon Saturday on Welsh Town Hill Rd., Harold J . Will, 23 , Of Mason, was tun1ing around at a turnaroulld and pulled opt in front or a pick up truck driven by Gregory Cundiff, 25, Rt . I, Middleport . There was slight damage and no injuries . -No citations were issued. COI.O \ ' . ''''"''' was tr a ve ling I lI I l l' ,. II ll ·'THE OTHER SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN' " THE O TH ER SlDE·QF Ti tE M OU.NTAI'l " Ja n.M ichae l Also LE MANS Show starts at 7: 00p .m. I ' ~ lid ' BEAU I RIOCES •• O M:~ ti•H~ A FILMWA'I'S/LI\RRYrEERCE l ' llOIJU(. n ON Scrtcnpl• y by UAV IIl SE! TZF !I Mu1ic kl!l' C HARLES fO~ Dlr«tN by LARRY r EERCF. rrod uq·dbyEDWARD S HlDMAN TECHN ICOLOR' A UNIVFR:'IAI I' ICT UR E • ' "ttleoollfn.....- ... .,..,fUII(tmiiiJCIIII .! ~ ,,...,.., . . .U -.t • IIIIIM'H M.I i l f l Ll:.!il -o I H I CARTOON $AVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS REAL NICE REGULAR $23995 •Jaaoo SALE PRICED . AT JUST SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF - NORWALK CONVERTA. BIG SAVINGS MAYTAG. LAUNDRY - COUCHES REGULAR. s299.95 ON BEMCO, BEAUTYREST AND BASSETT EQ~IPMENT We have Auto. Washe rs, -Ele ctric Dryers~ Porta Washers & Dryers, Dishwashers, Wringer Washers. . 95 TABLE, 6 CHA IRS & CHINA NOW ALL 3 PIECES -· .AND All 3 PIECES $ REGULAR $599.95 . ($100's ' 5 PC. PINE EARLY AMERICAN BEDROOM SUITE _, QUEEN SIZE .. ..• QUEEN, FULL AND TWIN - REG. $1199.95 REG. 51299.95 ___...___ N 0 NOW$799 w .95 ..•• ' TABLE & 6 CHAIRS SAVE SSOO -· RE G. $ 1199.95 . ,•'· •• ' ~; ....-·.. •• 00 STRATOLOUNGERS - RECLINER$ SAVE $100 REG. 1299.95 NOW $5 9995 REG. $399 .95 , ~ ~ LIMITED SUPPLY AT lltiS PRICE ""• ··._SAVE •150 REG. S649.95 . 95 DINEnE WITH 4 CHAIRS ~~.~4:2~0~0 TWO RUSTIC SOFAS & CHAIRS SAVE_'150 n' -..•• BEDROOM SUITE CHROMECRAH TWO TRADI-T IONAL ... 6 PC. TRADITIONAL BEDROOM SUITE · . SAVE •400 · SAVE '400 AND. B.OX SPRINGS 5 PC. HITE FRENCH • •. FOR ONL\' I liE MATTRESSES ALL AT REAL GOOD PRICES FOR THE NEW. YEAR . _:WE HAVE-A 2 PIECE ·. i· NOW $ 0200 TWO TRADITIONAL, SOFAS & LOVE SEATS SOFAS& . ·SAVE '400 CHAIRS SAVE '150 REG . $949.90 ' . REG. 5469.95 NOW END ·TABLES ·. lAMPs·· . • ·•· . • •• ' : .' . - . . •. I v '. • . PICTURES MIRRORS SAVE UP TO Y20FF SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS ON OTitER l I I 'I Mon., lues, Wed. & Sat. $:30·til 5:00 Thurs. til Noon. Unt~ 8 p.m • ' . I ll S1 1rronMMARILYN HAS SE TT,., )Ill k.n> nmnt WHtT ii LI~E FEVER . ~ (Technicolar) Starring : j I NOT SINCE I.0JE STDRY... TON ITE SUN., JAN. 4 Vin cent II I! TONI,GHT!h r u Tuesday Jan . 7 Judgment asked MEIGS tHEATRE GLASS BROKE N OUT GA LLIPOl.IS - City police her e Saturday investigatep vandalism •i't Stan Evans ' Last Chance Carryout on Pine Sl. Eva ns said someone broke a glass out of the fron t of his business. I i south on Rt. 7 when a car WE HAVE ONEROUND OAK TABLE AND 4 CHAIRS. REDUCED FOR QU-ICK SAL . .-- . RIDENOUR ••. ............ ·Mishaps reported GAl.LIPOl.IS - Ridge Homes, Division of E vans Prod uc ts Com pany , Sou th Minneapolis, Mimi ., Friday fil ed a judgme n t a nd · foreclosure action in Gallia County Common Pleas Court against J ohn R. Borden of Ga llipolis and Oty M. Stewart; Treasurer for GaUia Coun ty. • Pla intiff seeks a judgment of $2G,68G.20 with interest of SECONIJ CHA NCE 9.2 pcl.lrom Dec. I, 1974, plus GALLIPOl.IS - Gallia County Auditor foreclosure of a mortgage Dorothy L. Condee announct!d Saturday ' deed on one acre of land In !hat homeowners who fa iled to file 1975 Spr ingfie ld Twp . Pla in tiff Homestead Exemptions 111ay do so now in also asked that lhe property order to receive a reduction on taxes for be sold, with the amount due 1975 . collected dw-ing 1976. In order to plaintiff oaid from · proceeds. qualify, a landowner mus t be 65 years or older with an incmne of less than $1G,(I()O per yeat·. GALLIPOLIS - · Appo in tment of representatives to the Gallia-J acksonVinton Vocational Board of Ed ucation high lighl<ld a special meeting here t'riday afte rnoon of the Gallipolis Board or Ed uca tion. Mrs. Ka therine Williams , who has served orr the vocation~ l board board for the Buckeye Hills Career Center , was reappointed to a two~year term . Newly elec ted board member Bob Marchi was named to fill lhe o ne~ycar unexpired term of Paul Fred Wood. TV. & APPLIANCE ··--- .......--· GAS SERVICE ll sehoul cnlpl f1y~S . . OUter incrcusus were · for 0.7054' pet . the S<llllC percentage udopted last week by !he Gallia Coun ty Local Board of Education . The salaries uf s upervisors · F:ugenia Gardner and Adelaide Sanders were hiked from · $W,G14 " per year to $1 7' 143.63. The sa lary of Jim Harris , school psyc holog ist , was increased lrom $14,119.20 to $15,115.17 per )'ear . Hearing: and s peech therapists, John Thomas and Kathy Tayl01· were increased from $7 ,G81.2G to $8,223 .03 per year . Donald Hardesty , parllime school . allcndance offi cer, was hiked from $2,137 to $2,287.14 per year. • The boa rd tabled for further ~isc ussion an increa:..e for Mrs . Wilma Anderson, secreta; y to Supt. Bradbury. The board aJ'o approved its appropriations for 1976 totaling $173,984.07 ; set mccti11g dales fur the second Monday of each month a t 7:30p.m. in the school office on Jackson Pike a nd boar d member compensation was set al $20 per meeting plus mileage . Cremeens of Eureka Star Rt., . Gallipolis, was elected board president succeeding Bruce Stout, Rt. I , Bidwell . Cremee~s formerly served as president of the old Hannan Trace Board . He is in his third yea r as a county board member . J . C. Mitchell , Rt. I, Bidwell, was elected vice president. Mitchell , in his second year on the board. and James V. Blevins, Rt. 2, Bidwell , in his first, were given the oath of office opening the business session. A substitute bus dr iver appr oved was John Arrowood o( Rl. I, Patriot. R eappointed to Board ' Re duced . REGULAR s37995 *239 • J .. [Continued from page % 7 PC. ALL WOOD MAPLE % Dl NEllE SETS IN STOCK ~ NO All LIVING ROOM ALL STEREOS IN STOCK REDUCED COLOR TV SETS 20% REDU(ED OFF Example: A Suite Selling for "499.95 You get a straight •100.00 discount. Beautifu l Cabinetry and the greates t Qualily. avai lable in hom e entertainment. Salaries tContinut!d from page I ) mt·thank·s, regular medwnk:;, assis tant lu !he dl·rk and buard t: lerk . ~ ..... i\ beginning nwintc~artl'C 111<-!U starts I al $7 ,170 and gc.,s lu $7,211 after eig ht years . The salary for the l1ead mechanic is !he same. Mecha nic'S start a! $6,698 and go lo $6,9:18 after eight years . The s.1lary for the a ssistant to the clerk starts at $6,670 and increases lo $7,13l aflereighl years. The clerk's salary . begins at $9,5i!B and goes to $9,991 after eight years . Assistant Superintende nt Frank c 'r emeens was authorized to proceed with plans to get cost analysis aud other pertiJient information for bids on at least 10 new school buses. Assistant Superintendent David C. CampiJell reported the roofs at Kyger Creek, Southwes tern and North Gallia Hig h Schools and Addaville a nd Cenlerville Elementary Schools need repair. Three buildings, Sou thwes tern, Ce nterville and North Gallia are still under " warranty, but the Q.thers arc not. The board authorized- Campbell to secure estimates on tlie cost of placing inside rcst1·ooms at Cadmus Elementary School. In other matters, the board elected Mitchell as vice-president for 1976. - Se t the second Monday of each · month as the regular mee ting date . - Reaffirmed the employment of Mrs . Naomi Beman as board clerk. . - Voted to join the Ohio School Board Assn . and to have the liabili ty insurunce for board members. · - Ap proved home instruelion lor Bill l,csler, ninth grader a t Sou thwestern High School. ~ Employed Bernard Myers as a subSti tUle bus driver . · ~ Discussed the new Sunshine Ia w. ..' l F I SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS I �5 - The Uday • ~ POMEI!OV - Mr . and Mrs . Woodrow Mora .., l'clcbr atcd their 25t h wt.•ddin ~ · a n nh·CI'Sal')' Stmda y, Dec . 28 at their Pumer CJy. Rl lUl e 3 lwmc wi.th a reception fhm1 2 tn ~ (J.IH . hosted by their t hilclren . A three-tiered ea ke ·made by Mrs. C'herles Kuhl was clecvrated wl th red cmd while Marla Neutzling ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT ~ Mr. and Mrs . Richf}rd H. Neutzling, Linc oln_ Hill, -Pomeroy, are annotmcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Marla, to Marvin C. Roush, son of Mr . and Mr s. Marvin T. Roush, New Haven , W. Va . Miss Neutzling is a 1972 graduate of Meigs High School and Mountain State College. She is employed at the law offices of Crow , Crow and Porter, Pomeroy . Mr . Roush is a i970 graduat e of Wahama High School and is employed by the A.E. P . Civil Engineering Lab, New Haven . The wedding will take place at the Middleport First Baptist Church on Friday •vening, Jan. 30, at 7:30p.m . . n um eral ~ An arran geme nt ( If rec carne~li ons <:tnd whit€ ro se bud s, holl y and r eC berries with lwo three+brand r'l'ystal eandelabra with rec lapers and monogramrn ec s!lvcr mlpkin s completed th( 1able appointmen ts. Pun ch, cake , nuts Ctnd mint s were "served to Lhe relCttives and fr iends calling during tJ1e - afternoon Mrs . Sie ve Fros t poured the punch and the cake was s~rved by. Mrs . David Russe ll assisted by Jane l ;md Judy Mora a nd . Bre nda Bishop. Card s and -gift s were presen ted to the honored copule . That evening u buffet suPper was served to Mr . and . Mrs. Paul Karr and · ne~vi s , Mr . and Mrs. Horace Karr and Ji.Jn e Ann, Mrs. Purl ey . . Karr , Mr. and Mt-·s. Lawrence Stewar t, Mr . e~ nd Mr s. Donald Myers and Brend a Bisho p of the Pom e r oyChester area. and Mr. and Mrs. Da le Ru ssell, Mi ss M ar l ha Mora and Ali,c e Swope , Columbus; Mr. and · Mrs . Carl Parsons , PoLnl Pleasant: · Jahn Wise, Coolville; Greg Mills, Gallipoli s; Mrs. Mae , Fros t and Ed ', \ \ '•· FrQs1 ,· Pa rk ei· s blirg ; t)u; ho.nore d couple and their fainily , Mr. and MrS. Slew: t .' • ., '1:;- ' ' Pamela Leigh Nicinsky ENGAGED - Mr. a nd Mrs . Garland Folden , Patriot Star Rt. , Gallipolis, a nnounce the engagement of their daughter, Carol Catherine, to Howard C.' Taylor, son of Mr. a nd Mrs. 0 . C. Taylor of Rodney. Miss Folden is a senior e~t Miami University majoring in speech a nd hearing therapy . Mr. Taylor is a .senior business admini:;;! ~utio'n major· at Rio Grande CoHege. LO NG BUTTO.M Mrs . Edna Summerfield of f.(mg Boll om ent ertained a nurnbl'r of ~ucsls on Chri s tma s Day. .Spendi ng the da y with her were Mr . and Mrs. Earl SL1llll lle rfi e ld Cl lld Roger, Murr 1·svi lle. Pa. ; Mr. ant! Mr s .. H e rU~rt Park er~ : SV r a.cu sc: Mr . and Mrs . R,ubcrt Parker , Bobby and Kelli. Marie II a ; Mr . and Mrs. Hmnud K. Pa rk er and H<~wic, Morgan" Ci ty, L a.;·· Mrs. Hoger Adams etnd Lori, Hacinc ; Be>u! Sumnll'rfil'lfl . Charles!Con , W. Va . Mrs. Ceci l Cald well , Mr . and Mrs . Kenneth Ca ldwe ll un d K enny , Mr s. Robert ~)urphy , Amy and Tracie, Mr. and Mrs. Rcxcd Summ e rfield, R eedsville ; Mr . and Mrs. Jerry Carter , Jeff and JtJn, Rocky Mvunt, N. C .; Mr. and Mrs . Vernon Swartz, Tena, Ren_a 1 -R <1bin, · Rexie . and Huger ,.Coolville; .Mr . and MrS. Gerald Summerheld , ~nd · Michael ·, Amber Pai'k ersbm·g, omd Sherman Swnmerfield, Belpre . In the <.~ ft ernuun , Mrs . Sum merfield 's son, Charl es, and his fa mil y of Savanna h ; c,a . telephooed . ' ,,•' • - t . JANU~~~ ~o:c·. PAIR . . . I F()D'rftTT. ~,&SHOES ·_ lt4~l JIUotf.l~ MON. & Sat. 10 til 9 SUniJ3) 1 til 5 SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA MONDAY FRENCH COLONY Chapter DAR Monday a t I :30 p.m. a t the home of Mrs. M. T. Epling, Sr. · GALLIA COUNT.Y Pomona Grange to meet at Springfield Orange Hall, Monday at 8 p.m. Potluck lunch. AAtJW Monday at 8 p.m. at the home of Karen SmiU1, Mt. Zion Rd. Mrs. Zelma North· . cutt will .speak on the Women 's Congress in Mexico I $ 9t~~e~ OUR 1ST SALE ' SANDLER OF BOSTON lf3 OFF BORT CARLnON 10% OFF • AGNER 10% OFF JAN. lOTH " 15 YEARS ·OF .SERVICE IN THE GALLIPOLIS AREA JUST TO LIST A FEW. SOME STYLES MARKED AS HIGH AS Y2 OFF. • REG. SALE SOLARIAN VINYL INlAID '13A9 yd. '1 0.15 yd. '11.95 yd. 9.15 yd. OORONELLE VINYL INLAID SUNDIAL CUSHIONED VINYL 825 yd. 6.15 yd. TREADWAY CUSHIONED VINYL 7A9"yd. 5.15 yd. CASTIWAN CUSHIONED VINYL 525 yd. 4.15 yd. ' SANTA CRUZ VINYL INlAID 5.95 yd. 3.15 yd. ROYEUE CUSHIONED VINYL 3.39 yd. 2.15 yd. SHAG CARPET 7.95 yd. 6.15 yd: KITQiEN CARPET (PRINn 8.50 yd. 6.15 yd. KITai.EN CARPET (lWEED) 6.95 yd. 5.15 yd. 300 Second LAFAYETTE MALL Ave. Gallipolis, 0. SUNDAY THRU SATURDAY ONLl ' JAN. 4 THRU JAN. 10TH LUNCH TIME GOODIE. •. •HOT DOG ' (Regular ~ize) •fRENCH FRIES •DRINK ~~·-,.....,- Jb ( Sma II Size) of your choice GO OR EAT HERE . 99~ No Subt. No Coupons · No limit ' $215 126 THIRD AVENUE . ,. 992-2-284 VARIOUS SIZES $}15 "• • SQ. YD. • ,,, , ' Pfi'UU lUlU COFFEE MD · DONUTS EVERY DAY AFREE GIFT FOR THE ARST 50 CUSIDMERS , I 15 YEARS · NAME BRANDS Values To WOMEN'S •8.99 . '23.00. AUDITIONS to · All From NATURALIZER ' Regular Stock '12.99 FANFARES JOLENE F:ASHION CRAFT ·Group Women's .BEnER SHOES FROM STOC,K '5PR. WOMEN'S . BOOTS ;:g~ ONE LOT OF CARPETS AND VINYLS ~ JA.NUARY YARDAGE GROUP WOVEN$ , · COAT MATERIAL WOOL BLENDS CORDUROYS OlHER FABRIC BARGAINS AT '3 PR. ,. 45" TO . ONE GROUP Children's Shoes. 60" WIDE Values To Sl2.00 NOW I PRICE 20% 2 TO . 30% OFF Ali Sales Flnall 5 Pit Values To $27 .00 Broken Sizes Shoes •1 Q 99·PR • . Marguerite's Shoes BETTY, OHLINGER . , POMEROY, 0. 102 E. MAIN .,... • GROUP MEN'S W~yenberg SALE DOG FOOD $ ' J I I II t SALAD DRESSING VIRGINIA APPLE RASPBERRY JELLY Pomeroy, Ohio -• ' PHONE 446-1293 Ill W. Second SKIPPY OLD Broken Sizes GAlliPOLIS. OHIO ... ' s~ \\\ McCot~· s N~;~\!t'itt~m~~~~~~l:tterns 1 ~ Barr's, A6:P, Point 'Pleasant Bakery, Griffin's, Michael's Ice Q-eam of Jacksoll, ~aker State Station, George's Grocery, 76 station in Vinton and Ratlilf's S uper Station. Stanley's . and Cotrell's in Bidwell also donated toward the pl'&ject. WAYSIDE GARDEN Club of Ches hire · T~esday at. the home of M~s. Philip Bailey on Rivers ide Drive . 7:30 p.m . Mrs. Betty Cla rk will he the speaker. AMERICAN Legion Auxiliary annual social party Tuesday at 7:30p.m. at tM home of Doro,thy Hecker. WASHINGTON School PTA executive board meeting at the cafeteria Tuesday at 10 a.In .. ..; ENGLISH CLUB Tuesday at 7 p .m . at the home of Mrs. Alma · Caudill with Mrs . Carrie Spence, co-hostess. Mrs . Florence Wic kline will •• give the program, "Thomas Jefferson An Intimate His tory" by Shawn McKay Brodie . Roll call will be an anecdote of a president. YD. TABOR'S. FLOOR COVERI.NG .. S POMEROY - Even' though the number of those admitted was limited to 120 couples, one of the most successful New Year's Eve balls of the Pomeroy Fire Department was staged Wednesday night at the Pomeroy Elementary School. Door prizes went to Roger Spencer, Pat Duffy, Leon McKnight, Dave Campbell, George Harris, Annie Cha pman a nd Mrs. Johnson, all of Pomeroy; Fritz Sisson, Syracuse; Jim J o~es, Shade, ,and Jack Welker, Hemlock · Grove. Music lor dancing from 9 p.m . to I a.m. was provided by Bill Francis and his band, "The Sound Investmenls ." TUESDAY PEMBROKE CLUB at the home of Mrs. M. Mittlema n, Tuesday 'at 8 p.m . The Fabric Shop · ·v:.. ' REGULAR MEETING, Racine Cha pter t34, OES, 8 p.m. Monday a t Masonic Temple with Obligation Night to be obServed. MEIGS BAND Booster meeting., 7.JJ0 p.m. Monday in band room at high sc hool. - WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT Literary t:Iub, 2 p.rn . Wednesday al the home of Mrs . Nan Moore. Annual busirl e ss meeting 1 with Mrs . Arthur Strauss to re-view ··washington 's Cava lcade " by Cha rles Hurd . Roll call will IJe a .comment on impre ss ive "thirigs about Washihgton, D. C. MIDDLEPORT Firemen's Auxiliary, Wednesday, 7:30 p.rn. at the firehouse . Mrs. Belty Ohlinger and Mrs. Emma Wayland to be ·the hostesses. · This Annual Sale NOW in Progress! . ONE LOT OF CARPETS AND VINYLS SfaWted City. We would like to show our ' ap. preciation to all of you for making our first quarter of business a very successful on.e! • ***** ;;:: MESSENGERS will s in g al Valley Freewill Baptist Churc h, II a .m . J!ev . .~y I, ~·· • , Fairview Christian Center, 2 p.m. Featured singers include The Copley Singers and the Runion Family . Everyone welcome. I C111ipotis, Ohio...-..._...---.. N & M WIDTHS SIZES 5-TO 10 ·• Social Calendar Even t·s ·f.. ·.dance . . GOSPEL \l Mus.T BE MADE t SOLES. Pre-Washed and Regular by Falun Grove, Hillbilly 1 h.i.s., GaUipolis, Ohio 'liii 330 S.e.cond AVenUe ' ~'eo""nm:.:c:o:oc:i~n~g~-:«.<~1- .Successif2u'l -~S.;UNDAY • parents , Mr . and Mr s. Kenneth Hussell of Racine . . , THRU c:tc. r.. J ac ksonvt e, . . ; r. a n Mrs. Danny 'II Smith N c of M Southd Point, and Mr. and Mrs . Robert Arnold. Minersville; -~••'?.· 1.1 . and Mrs . Russell and c hildren . are also visiting his · *·; ~.· ~A JAN. 5TH and Old Town. tr TUESDAY Masonic MIDDLEPORT I.odge 363, F&AM , Tuesday, 7: :ro p.rn .; all MHster Masons invited. CHESTER COUNCIL 323 D of A tuesday 7:30 p.m. Election and ins talJation of officers . Officers to wear white. ' ARTIST AT WORK ~ The watercol~ of artist Polly .Trumbore, acting director of the Ashland Area Art Gallery, are featuroo at Riverby in GalliPQlis this month . Mrs. Trumbore, who paints. almost exclusively wiU1 water¢olors, has received numerous awards for her work. She paints regularly wiU1 three other artists a nd during her travels in the Un ited · " ... Stateo, Switzerland and France. ~ I CH.WRISW..;T::.MRAemSinEdeXr CHANGES~: ~~:~~:~~~lfe s:~~a:eliv:: SlACK & WHITE WITH RED OR BlACK ]BANS Yule party is sponsored ' •':!' SADDLE OXFORDS • McCarty leading lh e Lord's Prayer. Secretary 's repo rt was by Ci ndy Price, and treasurer's report was by Sharon Hively . ! Johnson's, • .1 ·Tuesday at 7 p.m . wi th Keith GALUPOUS - The Junior DECA of the Buckeye Hills Career Center sponsored a Qlristmas party rec-ently for the pediatrics ward at Holzer Medical Center . The group expressed its appreciaUon for toys , candy and ice cream donated by merchants in tbe Gaillpoli$, • Jackson and Vin\<)n areas . Contr iti u tors included . YEARS - The Old Kyger Youth Group me t ' POMEROY _ New Year 's Day dinner guests uf Mr . and -,,. ,, Mrs. Roy Smith, Don and ;... M'k :h1 e, R !. a, p omeroy. were I'!~ 1 Lt . and Mrs. Ka rl Russell, • - Melis sa end Kenny, 15 CH~;SHIRE discussed. . Questions were asked over Ac's 4:1-22. A game of "Who Am ·I ?" w'as played. Closing prayer was by Bob Price. Fourtee n members were present, The next meeling will IJe Tuesday al 7 p .m. All youth are inv.ited. - Reporter, Charle ne Hively . . 'I r;; Christmas spent together --- ?'I .O_ ld Kyger youth meet DINNP.R GUESTS ' has- Xtrovert Exhibit for the monU1 of January : Polly Trumbore of Ashland, Ky.,_Acting Director of the Ashland Area Art Gallery, Watercolors. Gallery Hours : Saturdays and Sundays, I p.m . until 5 p.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10 a.m. until3 p.m:, Riverby . Jan. 4, Sunday, 2 p.m .• 4 p.m. - Meet U1e Artist Reception lor Polly Trumbore and the opening of her exhibit in Water· colors, Riverby. Jan. 20, Tuesday, 8 p.m. ~ F.A.C. Interdepartmental 1\feeting, River by . Jan. 20, Sunday, 2 p.m . -4 p.m. - · Parent-Child Workshop, · . " Riverby . Jan . 26-28, Monday thru W.idnesday, Fairmont Dance ,, : l'Theatre, Monday afternoon, Tu\!SIIay and Wednesday mor' • ning , free lecture demonstrations in the Gallipolis City and ' County Schools; the exact schedule to be announced. Wed· ··nesday evening, 8 p.m. at U1e Gallia Academy High School i Auditorium, a special performance. Ticket availability and pri ce to be announced . :: Jan . 27, Tuesday , 8 p.rn , ~ F.A.C. Trustees Meeting , ; Riverby . successful synthesis of the from th• Wtlham Hayes Italian· influence he acquired Ackland Memortal . Art on travels to the centers of Center at U1e Umversrty ?f Renaissance culture and the North Carolma at Chapel Hill northern Gothic qualities and "''.ll be on exhtbtt throug h basic to his development. Jan . 23. In U1e exhibit.are examples An openi ng for the ranging from Purer 's earliest exhibition will be held woodcuts and engravings to Tuesday from 5 to 9 p.m . in works indicative of his U1e gallery at 48 E . Union St . mature style. Inclu<Jed ts and the public is invited. "Melencolia ! ," considered Regular gallery_ hour~ . aie by many art critics to be his from 12 noon to 4 p.m . weekmasterpiece . days and from 1 to 4 p.m . on The collection is on loan Sundays. 330 Second Avenue BETROTHAL ANNOUNCED - Mr . and Mrs. John Nicinsky, Rt. 1, Rutland, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their only daughter, Pamela Leigh, to Donald Edward Vaughan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Vaughan, 671 South Third Ave ., Middleport. The bride'elect will be a January 1976 mid-term graduate of Meigs High School. The prospective bridegroom is a 1974 graduate of Meigs High School anp is presently employed at Kroger's .Silver Bridge Plaza. The wedding will be an event of Feb. l4 at 6:30p.m. a t the Middleport United Presbyterian Church. The gracious custom of open church will . be observed. New and old busin ess was Sarah Carsey lCharlene Hoeflich MONDAY E IGHT AND FORTY, Meigs County Salon 710, 7:30 Monday night at the home of Marie Boyd . SALEM CENTER PTA, 7:30 Monday at the school,. . Bill Bauer, Divis ion Public Affairs manager for General Telephone will present ltr, progrt:tm , " Adventure s in SoUnd 11 • Publi c invited . Calendar · Carol Catherine Folden SEEN AND HEAKJl COUNCIL TO MEET GALLIPOLIS - Mrs . Ruby GALUPOUS ~ The Gallia . Polson of Braintree , Essex, Co unty -Human. Services England was a houseguest of Council will hold its monthly Mr. and Mrs. G. W. King, 316· meeting on Thursday, Jan. 8. Sanders Drive, during the The noon meeting will be held Christmas and New Year at the Holiday Inn arid lunch holiday . will be $2. This month, J . -T . Griffin from Community Action will be U1e guest should contact Pat Ewe! at spea k er. Any interested 4464612 , Ext. 72 lor r esercitizens wishing to attend vations . j Jac klyn J Fr ost and so n Michael; · George , Richard, . Jane t and Judy Mora . ;:j • ATHENS - A 'collection of 48 prints by tbe German painter and printmaker · Albrecht Durer 0471·1528) will be exhibited in the Trisolini Gallery on the Ohio University campus beginning Tuesday . ·· Durer has been called the single most important figure in U1e introduction of the R~aissancestyle intO Transalpine Europe. His importance stems in part from the fact that his work was a 1 Calendar M German painter to exhibit prints at Trisolini Gallet~ . , to the top of the cake· there w ~1s u reLI rosebud and a whit e t'andle. The cake Wo:t E the Social ~ Gallipolis-Point Pleasant !·· Pomeroy-Middleport i 446-2342 1 992-2!56 ; r osebuds. On each · of the s teps ll'(lding from the b•* um topped with ' '25 '', .................. r·w~;~~··;~· ··world Anniversary celebrated . «*:~:s:.:~~::~:~:~:::::::::;:::::::::::.:;:::;:-:·:·:·:::::· .... ' ~ . Ti~es -·Sentinel, Stmday , Jan . 4, 1976 •, i 'I H' I �5 - The Uday • ~ POMEI!OV - Mr . and Mrs . Woodrow Mora .., l'clcbr atcd their 25t h wt.•ddin ~ · a n nh·CI'Sal')' Stmda y, Dec . 28 at their Pumer CJy. Rl lUl e 3 lwmc wi.th a reception fhm1 2 tn ~ (J.IH . hosted by their t hilclren . A three-tiered ea ke ·made by Mrs. C'herles Kuhl was clecvrated wl th red cmd while Marla Neutzling ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT ~ Mr. and Mrs . Richf}rd H. Neutzling, Linc oln_ Hill, -Pomeroy, are annotmcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Marla, to Marvin C. Roush, son of Mr . and Mr s. Marvin T. Roush, New Haven , W. Va . Miss Neutzling is a 1972 graduate of Meigs High School and Mountain State College. She is employed at the law offices of Crow , Crow and Porter, Pomeroy . Mr . Roush is a i970 graduat e of Wahama High School and is employed by the A.E. P . Civil Engineering Lab, New Haven . The wedding will take place at the Middleport First Baptist Church on Friday •vening, Jan. 30, at 7:30p.m . . n um eral ~ An arran geme nt ( If rec carne~li ons <:tnd whit€ ro se bud s, holl y and r eC berries with lwo three+brand r'l'ystal eandelabra with rec lapers and monogramrn ec s!lvcr mlpkin s completed th( 1able appointmen ts. Pun ch, cake , nuts Ctnd mint s were "served to Lhe relCttives and fr iends calling during tJ1e - afternoon Mrs . Sie ve Fros t poured the punch and the cake was s~rved by. Mrs . David Russe ll assisted by Jane l ;md Judy Mora a nd . Bre nda Bishop. Card s and -gift s were presen ted to the honored copule . That evening u buffet suPper was served to Mr . and . Mrs. Paul Karr and · ne~vi s , Mr . and Mrs. Horace Karr and Ji.Jn e Ann, Mrs. Purl ey . . Karr , Mr. and Mt-·s. Lawrence Stewar t, Mr . e~ nd Mr s. Donald Myers and Brend a Bisho p of the Pom e r oyChester area. and Mr. and Mrs. Da le Ru ssell, Mi ss M ar l ha Mora and Ali,c e Swope , Columbus; Mr. and · Mrs . Carl Parsons , PoLnl Pleasant: · Jahn Wise, Coolville; Greg Mills, Gallipoli s; Mrs. Mae , Fros t and Ed ', \ \ '•· FrQs1 ,· Pa rk ei· s blirg ; t)u; ho.nore d couple and their fainily , Mr. and MrS. Slew: t .' • ., '1:;- ' ' Pamela Leigh Nicinsky ENGAGED - Mr. a nd Mrs . Garland Folden , Patriot Star Rt. , Gallipolis, a nnounce the engagement of their daughter, Carol Catherine, to Howard C.' Taylor, son of Mr. a nd Mrs. 0 . C. Taylor of Rodney. Miss Folden is a senior e~t Miami University majoring in speech a nd hearing therapy . Mr. Taylor is a .senior business admini:;;! ~utio'n major· at Rio Grande CoHege. LO NG BUTTO.M Mrs . Edna Summerfield of f.(mg Boll om ent ertained a nurnbl'r of ~ucsls on Chri s tma s Day. .Spendi ng the da y with her were Mr . and Mrs. Earl SL1llll lle rfi e ld Cl lld Roger, Murr 1·svi lle. Pa. ; Mr. ant! Mr s .. H e rU~rt Park er~ : SV r a.cu sc: Mr . and Mrs . R,ubcrt Parker , Bobby and Kelli. Marie II a ; Mr . and Mrs. Hmnud K. Pa rk er and H<~wic, Morgan" Ci ty, L a.;·· Mrs. Hoger Adams etnd Lori, Hacinc ; Be>u! Sumnll'rfil'lfl . Charles!Con , W. Va . Mrs. Ceci l Cald well , Mr . and Mrs . Kenneth Ca ldwe ll un d K enny , Mr s. Robert ~)urphy , Amy and Tracie, Mr. and Mrs. Rcxcd Summ e rfield, R eedsville ; Mr . and Mrs. Jerry Carter , Jeff and JtJn, Rocky Mvunt, N. C .; Mr. and Mrs . Vernon Swartz, Tena, Ren_a 1 -R <1bin, · Rexie . and Huger ,.Coolville; .Mr . and MrS. Gerald Summerheld , ~nd · Michael ·, Amber Pai'k ersbm·g, omd Sherman Swnmerfield, Belpre . In the <.~ ft ernuun , Mrs . Sum merfield 's son, Charl es, and his fa mil y of Savanna h ; c,a . telephooed . ' ,,•' • - t . JANU~~~ ~o:c·. PAIR . . . I F()D'rftTT. ~,&SHOES ·_ lt4~l JIUotf.l~ MON. & Sat. 10 til 9 SUniJ3) 1 til 5 SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA MONDAY FRENCH COLONY Chapter DAR Monday a t I :30 p.m. a t the home of Mrs. M. T. Epling, Sr. · GALLIA COUNT.Y Pomona Grange to meet at Springfield Orange Hall, Monday at 8 p.m. Potluck lunch. AAtJW Monday at 8 p.m. at the home of Karen SmiU1, Mt. Zion Rd. Mrs. Zelma North· . cutt will .speak on the Women 's Congress in Mexico I $ 9t~~e~ OUR 1ST SALE ' SANDLER OF BOSTON lf3 OFF BORT CARLnON 10% OFF • AGNER 10% OFF JAN. lOTH " 15 YEARS ·OF .SERVICE IN THE GALLIPOLIS AREA JUST TO LIST A FEW. SOME STYLES MARKED AS HIGH AS Y2 OFF. • REG. SALE SOLARIAN VINYL INlAID '13A9 yd. '1 0.15 yd. '11.95 yd. 9.15 yd. OORONELLE VINYL INLAID SUNDIAL CUSHIONED VINYL 825 yd. 6.15 yd. TREADWAY CUSHIONED VINYL 7A9"yd. 5.15 yd. CASTIWAN CUSHIONED VINYL 525 yd. 4.15 yd. ' SANTA CRUZ VINYL INlAID 5.95 yd. 3.15 yd. ROYEUE CUSHIONED VINYL 3.39 yd. 2.15 yd. SHAG CARPET 7.95 yd. 6.15 yd: KITQiEN CARPET (PRINn 8.50 yd. 6.15 yd. KITai.EN CARPET (lWEED) 6.95 yd. 5.15 yd. 300 Second LAFAYETTE MALL Ave. Gallipolis, 0. SUNDAY THRU SATURDAY ONLl ' JAN. 4 THRU JAN. 10TH LUNCH TIME GOODIE. •. •HOT DOG ' (Regular ~ize) •fRENCH FRIES •DRINK ~~·-,.....,- Jb ( Sma II Size) of your choice GO OR EAT HERE . 99~ No Subt. No Coupons · No limit ' $215 126 THIRD AVENUE . ,. 992-2-284 VARIOUS SIZES $}15 "• • SQ. YD. • ,,, , ' Pfi'UU lUlU COFFEE MD · DONUTS EVERY DAY AFREE GIFT FOR THE ARST 50 CUSIDMERS , I 15 YEARS · NAME BRANDS Values To WOMEN'S •8.99 . '23.00. AUDITIONS to · All From NATURALIZER ' Regular Stock '12.99 FANFARES JOLENE F:ASHION CRAFT ·Group Women's .BEnER SHOES FROM STOC,K '5PR. WOMEN'S . BOOTS ;:g~ ONE LOT OF CARPETS AND VINYLS ~ JA.NUARY YARDAGE GROUP WOVEN$ , · COAT MATERIAL WOOL BLENDS CORDUROYS OlHER FABRIC BARGAINS AT '3 PR. ,. 45" TO . ONE GROUP Children's Shoes. 60" WIDE Values To Sl2.00 NOW I PRICE 20% 2 TO . 30% OFF Ali Sales Flnall 5 Pit Values To $27 .00 Broken Sizes Shoes •1 Q 99·PR • . Marguerite's Shoes BETTY, OHLINGER . , POMEROY, 0. 102 E. MAIN .,... • GROUP MEN'S W~yenberg SALE DOG FOOD $ ' J I I II t SALAD DRESSING VIRGINIA APPLE RASPBERRY JELLY Pomeroy, Ohio -• ' PHONE 446-1293 Ill W. Second SKIPPY OLD Broken Sizes GAlliPOLIS. OHIO ... ' s~ \\\ McCot~· s N~;~\!t'itt~m~~~~~~l:tterns 1 ~ Barr's, A6:P, Point 'Pleasant Bakery, Griffin's, Michael's Ice Q-eam of Jacksoll, ~aker State Station, George's Grocery, 76 station in Vinton and Ratlilf's S uper Station. Stanley's . and Cotrell's in Bidwell also donated toward the pl'&ject. WAYSIDE GARDEN Club of Ches hire · T~esday at. the home of M~s. Philip Bailey on Rivers ide Drive . 7:30 p.m . Mrs. Betty Cla rk will he the speaker. AMERICAN Legion Auxiliary annual social party Tuesday at 7:30p.m. at tM home of Doro,thy Hecker. WASHINGTON School PTA executive board meeting at the cafeteria Tuesday at 10 a.In .. ..; ENGLISH CLUB Tuesday at 7 p .m . at the home of Mrs. Alma · Caudill with Mrs . Carrie Spence, co-hostess. Mrs . Florence Wic kline will •• give the program, "Thomas Jefferson An Intimate His tory" by Shawn McKay Brodie . Roll call will be an anecdote of a president. YD. TABOR'S. FLOOR COVERI.NG .. S POMEROY - Even' though the number of those admitted was limited to 120 couples, one of the most successful New Year's Eve balls of the Pomeroy Fire Department was staged Wednesday night at the Pomeroy Elementary School. Door prizes went to Roger Spencer, Pat Duffy, Leon McKnight, Dave Campbell, George Harris, Annie Cha pman a nd Mrs. Johnson, all of Pomeroy; Fritz Sisson, Syracuse; Jim J o~es, Shade, ,and Jack Welker, Hemlock · Grove. Music lor dancing from 9 p.m . to I a.m. was provided by Bill Francis and his band, "The Sound Investmenls ." TUESDAY PEMBROKE CLUB at the home of Mrs. M. Mittlema n, Tuesday 'at 8 p.m . The Fabric Shop · ·v:.. ' REGULAR MEETING, Racine Cha pter t34, OES, 8 p.m. Monday a t Masonic Temple with Obligation Night to be obServed. MEIGS BAND Booster meeting., 7.JJ0 p.m. Monday in band room at high sc hool. - WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT Literary t:Iub, 2 p.rn . Wednesday al the home of Mrs . Nan Moore. Annual busirl e ss meeting 1 with Mrs . Arthur Strauss to re-view ··washington 's Cava lcade " by Cha rles Hurd . Roll call will IJe a .comment on impre ss ive "thirigs about Washihgton, D. C. MIDDLEPORT Firemen's Auxiliary, Wednesday, 7:30 p.rn. at the firehouse . Mrs. Belty Ohlinger and Mrs. Emma Wayland to be ·the hostesses. · This Annual Sale NOW in Progress! . ONE LOT OF CARPETS AND VINYLS SfaWted City. We would like to show our ' ap. preciation to all of you for making our first quarter of business a very successful on.e! • ***** ;;:: MESSENGERS will s in g al Valley Freewill Baptist Churc h, II a .m . J!ev . .~y I, ~·· • , Fairview Christian Center, 2 p.m. Featured singers include The Copley Singers and the Runion Family . Everyone welcome. I C111ipotis, Ohio...-..._...---.. N & M WIDTHS SIZES 5-TO 10 ·• Social Calendar Even t·s ·f.. ·.dance . . GOSPEL \l Mus.T BE MADE t SOLES. Pre-Washed and Regular by Falun Grove, Hillbilly 1 h.i.s., GaUipolis, Ohio 'liii 330 S.e.cond AVenUe ' ~'eo""nm:.:c:o:oc:i~n~g~-:«.<~1- .Successif2u'l -~S.;UNDAY • parents , Mr . and Mr s. Kenneth Hussell of Racine . . , THRU c:tc. r.. J ac ksonvt e, . . ; r. a n Mrs. Danny 'II Smith N c of M Southd Point, and Mr. and Mrs . Robert Arnold. Minersville; -~••'?.· 1.1 . and Mrs . Russell and c hildren . are also visiting his · *·; ~.· ~A JAN. 5TH and Old Town. tr TUESDAY Masonic MIDDLEPORT I.odge 363, F&AM , Tuesday, 7: :ro p.rn .; all MHster Masons invited. CHESTER COUNCIL 323 D of A tuesday 7:30 p.m. Election and ins talJation of officers . Officers to wear white. ' ARTIST AT WORK ~ The watercol~ of artist Polly .Trumbore, acting director of the Ashland Area Art Gallery, are featuroo at Riverby in GalliPQlis this month . Mrs. Trumbore, who paints. almost exclusively wiU1 water¢olors, has received numerous awards for her work. She paints regularly wiU1 three other artists a nd during her travels in the Un ited · " ... Stateo, Switzerland and France. ~ I CH.WRISW..;T::.MRAemSinEdeXr CHANGES~: ~~:~~:~~~lfe s:~~a:eliv:: SlACK & WHITE WITH RED OR BlACK ]BANS Yule party is sponsored ' •':!' SADDLE OXFORDS • McCarty leading lh e Lord's Prayer. Secretary 's repo rt was by Ci ndy Price, and treasurer's report was by Sharon Hively . ! Johnson's, • .1 ·Tuesday at 7 p.m . wi th Keith GALUPOUS - The Junior DECA of the Buckeye Hills Career Center sponsored a Qlristmas party rec-ently for the pediatrics ward at Holzer Medical Center . The group expressed its appreciaUon for toys , candy and ice cream donated by merchants in tbe Gaillpoli$, • Jackson and Vin\<)n areas . Contr iti u tors included . YEARS - The Old Kyger Youth Group me t ' POMEROY _ New Year 's Day dinner guests uf Mr . and -,,. ,, Mrs. Roy Smith, Don and ;... M'k :h1 e, R !. a, p omeroy. were I'!~ 1 Lt . and Mrs. Ka rl Russell, • - Melis sa end Kenny, 15 CH~;SHIRE discussed. . Questions were asked over Ac's 4:1-22. A game of "Who Am ·I ?" w'as played. Closing prayer was by Bob Price. Fourtee n members were present, The next meeling will IJe Tuesday al 7 p .m. All youth are inv.ited. - Reporter, Charle ne Hively . . 'I r;; Christmas spent together --- ?'I .O_ ld Kyger youth meet DINNP.R GUESTS ' has- Xtrovert Exhibit for the monU1 of January : Polly Trumbore of Ashland, Ky.,_Acting Director of the Ashland Area Art Gallery, Watercolors. Gallery Hours : Saturdays and Sundays, I p.m . until 5 p.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10 a.m. until3 p.m:, Riverby . Jan. 4, Sunday, 2 p.m .• 4 p.m. - Meet U1e Artist Reception lor Polly Trumbore and the opening of her exhibit in Water· colors, Riverby. Jan. 20, Tuesday, 8 p.m. ~ F.A.C. Interdepartmental 1\feeting, River by . Jan. 20, Sunday, 2 p.m . -4 p.m. - · Parent-Child Workshop, · . " Riverby . Jan . 26-28, Monday thru W.idnesday, Fairmont Dance ,, : l'Theatre, Monday afternoon, Tu\!SIIay and Wednesday mor' • ning , free lecture demonstrations in the Gallipolis City and ' County Schools; the exact schedule to be announced. Wed· ··nesday evening, 8 p.m. at U1e Gallia Academy High School i Auditorium, a special performance. Ticket availability and pri ce to be announced . :: Jan . 27, Tuesday , 8 p.rn , ~ F.A.C. Trustees Meeting , ; Riverby . successful synthesis of the from th• Wtlham Hayes Italian· influence he acquired Ackland Memortal . Art on travels to the centers of Center at U1e Umversrty ?f Renaissance culture and the North Carolma at Chapel Hill northern Gothic qualities and "''.ll be on exhtbtt throug h basic to his development. Jan . 23. In U1e exhibit.are examples An openi ng for the ranging from Purer 's earliest exhibition will be held woodcuts and engravings to Tuesday from 5 to 9 p.m . in works indicative of his U1e gallery at 48 E . Union St . mature style. Inclu<Jed ts and the public is invited. "Melencolia ! ," considered Regular gallery_ hour~ . aie by many art critics to be his from 12 noon to 4 p.m . weekmasterpiece . days and from 1 to 4 p.m . on The collection is on loan Sundays. 330 Second Avenue BETROTHAL ANNOUNCED - Mr . and Mrs. John Nicinsky, Rt. 1, Rutland, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their only daughter, Pamela Leigh, to Donald Edward Vaughan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Vaughan, 671 South Third Ave ., Middleport. The bride'elect will be a January 1976 mid-term graduate of Meigs High School. The prospective bridegroom is a 1974 graduate of Meigs High School anp is presently employed at Kroger's .Silver Bridge Plaza. The wedding will be an event of Feb. l4 at 6:30p.m. a t the Middleport United Presbyterian Church. The gracious custom of open church will . be observed. New and old busin ess was Sarah Carsey lCharlene Hoeflich MONDAY E IGHT AND FORTY, Meigs County Salon 710, 7:30 Monday night at the home of Marie Boyd . SALEM CENTER PTA, 7:30 Monday at the school,. . Bill Bauer, Divis ion Public Affairs manager for General Telephone will present ltr, progrt:tm , " Adventure s in SoUnd 11 • Publi c invited . Calendar · Carol Catherine Folden SEEN AND HEAKJl COUNCIL TO MEET GALLIPOLIS - Mrs . Ruby GALUPOUS ~ The Gallia . Polson of Braintree , Essex, Co unty -Human. Services England was a houseguest of Council will hold its monthly Mr. and Mrs. G. W. King, 316· meeting on Thursday, Jan. 8. Sanders Drive, during the The noon meeting will be held Christmas and New Year at the Holiday Inn arid lunch holiday . will be $2. This month, J . -T . Griffin from Community Action will be U1e guest should contact Pat Ewe! at spea k er. Any interested 4464612 , Ext. 72 lor r esercitizens wishing to attend vations . j Jac klyn J Fr ost and so n Michael; · George , Richard, . Jane t and Judy Mora . ;:j • ATHENS - A 'collection of 48 prints by tbe German painter and printmaker · Albrecht Durer 0471·1528) will be exhibited in the Trisolini Gallery on the Ohio University campus beginning Tuesday . ·· Durer has been called the single most important figure in U1e introduction of the R~aissancestyle intO Transalpine Europe. His importance stems in part from the fact that his work was a 1 Calendar M German painter to exhibit prints at Trisolini Gallet~ . , to the top of the cake· there w ~1s u reLI rosebud and a whit e t'andle. The cake Wo:t E the Social ~ Gallipolis-Point Pleasant !·· Pomeroy-Middleport i 446-2342 1 992-2!56 ; r osebuds. On each · of the s teps ll'(lding from the b•* um topped with ' '25 '', .................. r·w~;~~··;~· ··world Anniversary celebrated . «*:~:s:.:~~::~:~:~:::::::::;:::::::::::.:;:::;:-:·:·:·:::::· .... ' ~ . Ti~es -·Sentinel, Stmday , Jan . 4, 1976 •, i 'I H' I �SUPER MARKETS ARMOUR* STAR BEEF - We reMrwe •h• right , , to limit qjuantltles on, all Items In this od. PrieM effe4:tlve thru OPEN DAILY 9 TIL 9-CLOSED SUNDAY 252 THIRD AVENUE-GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 2500 JACKSON AVENUE-PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. ' Saturday, Jan. 10, l ELESS .S 1976. None told to deolert• • FAMILY PAK · 5-lbs; or more I . I ~ I . BOnOM ROUND ' .. t ... I ... ,. ' ' .. WHOLE BOnOM ROUND ROAST$ BONELESS ROUND STEAK (Bottom Round) sal~toHtltwa. 25 to 30-lb. Ripe . . .• ·.·. 3 39c .S.. ·.· .· for . ' · ·. · SUPERIOR-U.S~ 12-o•• "'•· ' • • • • " ·lb.$1 69 ". ' •' .. .' ··~ I ·' . lb. 79< , BoHom ' ·Round BONELESS 1 4 HEEL of ROUND ROAST • lb. 5 1 ' .,.as RUMP ROAST- Rolled . IONB.ESS SLICED BACON 12~oz. .. GOVT. INSPECTED SLICED BEEF,LIVER BEEF FRANKIE$ 'l ' CUBEST lb. 2-lb. Pkg. ~ • ·· BONELESS -AVG. · and Solid Crisp Heads ,., lb. We ,........ the ,.._.., tO llmll -.u.ntltl• on •II lt...., In this .... Prk.. .tt.ctl.. thru S.turtlrf, J.n. 10, 1t76. None . Solid :: I' .. I! :: I! l-INCH TI:IICK ARM,OUR -t< STAR BEEF - U.S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED I Package · STEW BEEF ROYAL POLISH SAUSAGE • ••· ••••••. 89< • • • • • • • . lb. 1~. 5 69 $159 . lb. Boneless Round Roast • ••• • . I .' • STOKELY ARMOUR SL.ICED POnED MEAT ~ ., PEACHES 1-lb. 13-oz. Cans 3-oz. Pkg. ISLAND FARM STOKELY • · 14-oz. Bot. . MIXED EGRA LOTUS · PEACH PIE FILLING . 1·1b. 5-oz. Can LIMIT2 . .' .•• BEnY CROCKER SNACKIN' CAIE MIXES . Ban. WU.ut, Coconut ,, .Pecan, Appl• Sauce, Qocolllfe Chip, Or Chocolate - Fldge 14.5-oz. Pkg. . ' ' ' .• . .'. .> JOAN OF ARC .. . STOKELY 1 ' STOKELY · SWEET · APPLE CORN . WhOle SAUCE lemtl or Cretan Style 1... 1-oz: Cans l·lb. Cans LIMIT4 . FRUIT DOUBLE LUCK CUT GREEN OR WAX COCKTAIL 1-111. 1-oz. C..s UMIT3 IVORY LIOUID . ::. ( . •• •' . DETERGENT 10• '. OFF LABEL • • • ., I·Pt. 6-oz. Bot. •' ' CLIP & RiDEEM ANT HNNTPAII WITH THIS COUfiOON SMUCKER'S ~:::-,1 CLIP & REDEEM ...:·I-~~;.;;;;;;;;;;;&~-:~~~~ · STRAWBERRY JAM 2-lb. Jar .:. ' DETER~ENT 40• OFF LABEL $ ·99 ·. •.· ' ~'· · IO·Ib. ll·oz. Pkg. With Minimum of $7.50 Purcha . . Umlt One Jar Per CoupOn Vell41hrvlot.Jen.10.1t76. Ullllt One Coupon Per Cuet- WITH ,MINIMUM OF UO.OO PURCHASE Limit One Pkg. Per Coupon Valid Thru Set. Jan. U), 1976 Limit Ona Caupon Per Customer > · . ·· .'. ~~-...;_-~~.....,! ·· ' · VALUAB lE ,, . I. l I I �SUPER MARKETS ARMOUR* STAR BEEF - We reMrwe •h• right , , to limit qjuantltles on, all Items In this od. PrieM effe4:tlve thru OPEN DAILY 9 TIL 9-CLOSED SUNDAY 252 THIRD AVENUE-GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 2500 JACKSON AVENUE-PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. ' Saturday, Jan. 10, l ELESS .S 1976. None told to deolert• • FAMILY PAK · 5-lbs; or more I . I ~ I . BOnOM ROUND ' .. t ... I ... ,. ' ' .. WHOLE BOnOM ROUND ROAST$ BONELESS ROUND STEAK (Bottom Round) sal~toHtltwa. 25 to 30-lb. Ripe . . .• ·.·. 3 39c .S.. ·.· .· for . ' · ·. · SUPERIOR-U.S~ 12-o•• "'•· ' • • • • " ·lb.$1 69 ". ' •' .. .' ··~ I ·' . lb. 79< , BoHom ' ·Round BONELESS 1 4 HEEL of ROUND ROAST • lb. 5 1 ' .,.as RUMP ROAST- Rolled . IONB.ESS SLICED BACON 12~oz. .. GOVT. INSPECTED SLICED BEEF,LIVER BEEF FRANKIE$ 'l ' CUBEST lb. 2-lb. Pkg. ~ • ·· BONELESS -AVG. · and Solid Crisp Heads ,., lb. We ,........ the ,.._.., tO llmll -.u.ntltl• on •II lt...., In this .... Prk.. .tt.ctl.. thru S.turtlrf, J.n. 10, 1t76. None . Solid :: I' .. I! :: I! l-INCH TI:IICK ARM,OUR -t< STAR BEEF - U.S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED I Package · STEW BEEF ROYAL POLISH SAUSAGE • ••· ••••••. 89< • • • • • • • . lb. 1~. 5 69 $159 . lb. Boneless Round Roast • ••• • . I .' • STOKELY ARMOUR SL.ICED POnED MEAT ~ ., PEACHES 1-lb. 13-oz. Cans 3-oz. Pkg. ISLAND FARM STOKELY • · 14-oz. Bot. . MIXED EGRA LOTUS · PEACH PIE FILLING . 1·1b. 5-oz. Can LIMIT2 . .' .•• BEnY CROCKER SNACKIN' CAIE MIXES . Ban. WU.ut, Coconut ,, .Pecan, Appl• Sauce, Qocolllfe Chip, Or Chocolate - Fldge 14.5-oz. Pkg. . ' ' ' .• . .'. .> JOAN OF ARC .. . STOKELY 1 ' STOKELY · SWEET · APPLE CORN . WhOle SAUCE lemtl or Cretan Style 1... 1-oz: Cans l·lb. Cans LIMIT4 . FRUIT DOUBLE LUCK CUT GREEN OR WAX COCKTAIL 1-111. 1-oz. C..s UMIT3 IVORY LIOUID . ::. ( . •• •' . DETERGENT 10• '. OFF LABEL • • • ., I·Pt. 6-oz. Bot. •' ' CLIP & RiDEEM ANT HNNTPAII WITH THIS COUfiOON SMUCKER'S ~:::-,1 CLIP & REDEEM ...:·I-~~;.;;;;;;;;;;;&~-:~~~~ · STRAWBERRY JAM 2-lb. Jar .:. ' DETER~ENT 40• OFF LABEL $ ·99 ·. •.· ' ~'· · IO·Ib. ll·oz. Pkg. With Minimum of $7.50 Purcha . . Umlt One Jar Per CoupOn Vell41hrvlot.Jen.10.1t76. Ullllt One Coupon Per Cuet- WITH ,MINIMUM OF UO.OO PURCHASE Limit One Pkg. Per Coupon Valid Thru Set. Jan. U), 1976 Limit Ona Caupon Per Customer > · . ·· .'. ~~-...;_-~~.....,! ·· ' · VALUAB lE ,, . I. l I I �.. ~ - The Sunday Times· Sent mel, Sunday . .Jan ~. 1976 Trinity Church ·Terrariums demonstrated to club. has watch party CHF:STEH · Mrs. Hoger the Chadwell home which d cm(ms tr~tcd how t•J was d ecor () ted for t he Ga ul ma ke a te rrarium with the prese nta tion , " Tc rra.riWllS - tho Hev and Mrs. W. II. PO:\I EHOY Mt>mbt.•rs uf Trinity Cll ut't'h and SundH \'. Sclioo.l gat hNed at tht• d mrd1 !'lr w \'ear:s E\'r f•w n wa tl'h par ty . ... Gam es und('r the di n •ct ill!l of r hur k Sa ltz Wt'fl' l'llj O) C'd h u l id ays . responded lo t'oll cli'll with " If l could ha\'e any girt , I'd have Pv tling I I All Toge ther" at a t'eccnl meetin g or the Chester Har old presented t hem~ . Mrs. Ruth Erwin presented Kuhn couraged which en - members to remember Be thlehem . Care " \.arden Club he ld a t the lwme In her demons tration, Mrs . of Mrs . Wya tt Chadwell. Gaul gave the basic rules to of Christmas plants was the lopic ul a paper given by Mrs. Hauek . Mrs. Donna Car r and Pomeroy . Rout e 3. follow Horace Karr . She pointed out dau~htr r l.rs lie. J\1rs. Lill ie Jh •LJL•k , Mr s. Gcnrv it• ve Mrs. Heid Youn g and Mrs. Cur1i s Kin g wer e in cons lru'c ting c:n "earth home." She displayed a terra riWll she had made using the nalivily as the co . by the gr oup unli l" 10 p.m. a t whkh tim e a caf~ h; ri a s uppe r \\ as sen' t'd . At 11 p.m . ;.1 \'('Sper .s(•rv i<' e \\"as l' lmdul'lcd Mrs . Rose Ginther. Mrs. EvaDe ss :l ll rt:. ('hu c k Sa lt z , . . . . . . . . .~....J)l;<tJ)l;<t..........~............ Ncan ey Jo M ayer. Grace the Rc1·. IV. H . Perrin with Pra r.t. Sharma n. McClanahan, Fn lth Perr i n, pia uist, fur the Miss F:nnn Smith, Mrs. F:di th :;ervice. I ..c.n ni ng , Mr. cmrl Mrs. J ohn The l' hur ch bells were run g at midnigh t by Hicky Bl;w lt nor, Dan and Greg Thoma s of Terre ll . Mr . and a. Christmas reading , " Lillie Black Lamb." Mrs. Earl Ingels presided oVer the business meeting and it was noted that the next .. A thank-you from Mrs. Ingels was extended to members lor their participation in the county Christmas !lower show. cards were read from Mrs. I. B. Walker and Mrs. Guy 'Summerfield. Gills were exchanged and secret sisters were revealed . The hostesses served finger sandwiches and Christmas cookies for refreshments. J..awr e-rwe Stl! wa rt . M r . and Mrs. Hon Mayer, Mr. and Mrs . Da vid Husse lt and Eric IRONTON -· an open-air amphitheater now under construc tion . Durieux wrote and compost.'!l the musical ~rama, ·•Gallia Coun try ," the annual at the. natural amphilheatre ... ._lie GAJ .LIPOLIS - The Senior Citizens Center, located al 220 Ja ckson Pike in the County Home Building , is open Monday through Friday from llt:~ .m . to 3 p.m . The schedule of activities for this week is as follows: Monday , Jan . 5 - Physical Fi tness, 11 :30 a .m. ; Adult Educa tion Class, 1-4 p.m .;· Olde Tyme Chorus Practice, 1-3 p.m . Tuesday , Jan. 6 - Physical ' Fitness, 11:30 a.m.; Visiting, 9a .m .-3p .m.; Blood Pressure Chec k, 1·2 p.m. PLANNED FINGERHOOD . Wednes da y, J an . 7 _.___ Physical Fitness, ll :30 a.m :; Ca rry·ln Dinner, 12 noon; Ca rd Games, 1-3 p.m. Timrsday, Jan . 8, Physical Fitness, 11 :30 a.m.; Potluck COLUMBIA Colu mbi.l di, t m~md .. irom 515(1. Co lumbi .l wcd ,llll b h.1:1ds from 5u0 . supper , 6:30p .m . Friday, Jan. 9 -'- Adult Educ~tion Class , 9 a.m. - 12 noon ; Physical Fitness, 11:30 . a .m .; Center ChairPerson's ·Meeting, l p.m.; Art Class, I· 3 p.m.; Social Hour, 7 p.m. Senior Nutrition Program 422 Second Ave. Gallipoli s, Ohio mea l is served fforn 12 noon to 1 p.m. ·STEPPE'S BEAUTY SALON Silver Bridge Pl a za Ph . 446-3353 ONE PRICE ON OUR ' PERMANENT WAVES Reg . $ 15 to $3 5 Bleached , Dry , Oily or No rma: ·;ntcn . •9 98 The response has been great! · We will continue our special Mon ., Tues. & . Wed nesday Only $9.98. OPEN AT 9 A. M. Re11 . Prices Thurs., Fri . $3.69 $2.69 112 Price & Sat. ~ It "CHANGING VALUES" GALLIPOLIS - Educators are looking· at what we ca ll '' va l ~es" - LIJe things and ideas we consider important today, and studying value. clarification, Dr. Imig, Michigan Stale University Extensfon specia list reports. He took the va lu es concept and tested it out with a group ol parents and teenagers . His objective was to help families cope with hassles and communicate better with each other . . "Values influence the way p~o ple 5 W~ICH SAVINGS CENTER IN THE TRI-COUNTY AREA PAYS THE HIGHEST INTEREST RATES ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS? "When we know values, we are better able to grasp 'what makes people lick' and to understand and interact with them. Diverse values set people apart. Shared values help people .work towards agreement. " In his recent experiment on values, Dr. Imig set up a three session workshop. During the first session, parents and children met with their peer groups to discuss one basic issue : 1f parents holler at their children, should children be allowed to holler at their parents? Everybody was asked to "fish bowl" <chose sides) and • •' • •• Then Dr. Imig introduced va1uesclarification to the group and the discussion continued. Members slopped trying to convince each other and began asking questions to clarify values. After a brief, .but challenging, struggle to understand each other's reasons , the families went home to try the techniques. . During the second session, partiCipants were · divided into small groups of both adults and children. Parents were not placed in. groups with their own children . Because participants in each group were not related, they could communicate without getting-emotionally involved. · The groups were shown a 4x4 checker-board, the kind many families and young people know quite well. Silenlly, each determined how many squares they had seen. After 30-&l seconds, they reported their answers, which ranged - surprising enough - from one to 32. There are actually 64 squares on a checkerboard. · This e~ercise, Dr. lrnig says, demonstrated the different ways that people see things · - even common objects like checkerboards. II also shows that not everyone perceives the same number of kinds of alternali\'es to any problem or event. During the last session, each fajllily discussed,' the issue they worked on . at . the first · meeting. They used values clarification techniques, this time. They were ask.ed to really listen to one another and think about what each was saying . Each pe rson told what was important to him (her ) what values he (she) held that influenced his (her) thinking on the issue. ter tained r ecently a t t.heir . home with a buffet dinner ·honoring he r son , Jeff, on his 201h birthday. The birthday ca ke was made by liis grandmother, Mrs. Beulah White. Allending th~ dinner were Jeff an d his wile, Kilty, Mr. and Mrs. John Metzger, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Well, Mr. and Mrs. Charles White, Mrs. Beulah White. Mrs. Florence · Hannay and Craig Darst. ."..' . ...... . .. ...... .. .................... . . .. .. .. .. .. ' .. .... ' lo I • OFF ON • l '' ' • o • ......., fSIIC -- · POMEROY • -" Meigs Senior Citizens Center Ac· 20·%0FF ' CLARK'S JEWELRY STOR'E 342 SECOND AVE. GM.l.IPOLIS . I . 2'n To 4 Yar Cettilicate of Deposit 1 To 2 Yilt C.llficale of Deposit ( SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA going:" SEMI-ANNU.AL ., 1,000.00 Minimum Deposit) STARTS r1.000.00 Minimum DIIGil) 1 to the World" was sung as the program came tOa close with 10:00 A.M. ·a benediction by Rev . Turner. The progrrun was followed by Wldressing the Christmas tree conducted by Mrs. G. G. · Turner assisted by " April Gordon, Tony Williwns and Bobby Dean Gordon. Gifts and treats for the Sunday sehool and home department were give~ out bY a teacher from each department. 'Each · person was presented a gill and treat. ' The program committee · Included George Gilmore, Mrs. Borden, Mrs. Lenora Howard, superintendent and . Rev; Turner. FAU AND WINTER MDSE. REDUCED••• ~~=·~~~:·-,. fedlorffoilur urofly v• o ro • Coats REGUlAR PAS$1001 ACOOUNT 1,000.00 'Minimum Deposit) (1 • Sno-Suits WllhdriWil ,;or te lllllvrlty MUit In urnlllgl Ill pre¥1111119 ~ doys lftltrnl. ,----------------------------·· .McPinsam BIMng &......_. ··----~-~-~----J- II • I 610-12 Ylond Stroot . r"~ot Plu•ont, w. Yo. 25550 phon0'675-250D ( 1 Enclosed Is • ... · . a check for ss.oo (or Please open 51!4 per cent Regular I morel. Passbook Account. I (I Enclosed· Is ·check for s ooo (or .I morel . Please send w. per cent Single 1 Payment Certificate months>. . I Enclosed Is cht!ck for (or (6 I ). $1000 11 more) . Please send 61/2 per cent Payment Certificate 11·2 years.) ADDRESS. - ........ -·-·· STATE For mar•tnlor""'Hon c. II thia ZIP number: 1·304475-tfOO \ • Dresses • Sportswear Nuptial vows \. read Dec, 26 ·• Sleepwear •• . • 'i • Slacks ' • • '• ' • OFF ... NAME CITY TO . I Enclosed Is a check for 11000 (or more). Please ~d 634 per cent Single Paymllnt Certificate (21/:t· to 4 years). -~ 1 h f s ooo lor • 1 1 Enc 1o_.. s . a c ec or 1 morel. Please send 7 112. per cent Single Payment Certificate (4 years) . 1 1 Enclosed Is a check · for , 1000 (or more). Please send 734 per cenf Single Payment Certificate (6 years) .. A substantial Interest penally Is tor early· withdrawal on ( k . . 1 11 ' INFANTS, TODDLERS, BOYS, GIRLS ALL SALES FINAL ... NO REFUND OR EXatANGES NO LAY-A-WAYS . •• I He referred ·'to several "great nights" saying that " the greatest night that ever has been or ever will be is the night Chrlsi was born when God condescended to come down to mankind ." "Hark the Herald Angels Sing" was sung following ·Rev. Turner's talk; The candlelight service was conducted by Rev. Turner who held the master candle while candle lighters were Mr. Forrest Borden and George Gilmore. ' 'Silent Night" was sung by all as the candles burned. A prayer was given by the pastor and The Lord 's Prayer was repeated in unison . "Joy 6·Months Certificate of Deposit Program, 11 :30 a.m.-12 :30 p.m., Monday through Friday. TAXES RETURNED COLUMBUS State Auditor Thomas E. · Ferguson's office announced the January distribution of $:14,582,015 in Aid to Dependent Children to 564,515 r-ecipients In· Ohio 's 18 counlies. Me igs County .received $46,444 lor 811 . recipients. .,' MONDAY 5%% Senior Citizens Nutrition sang ••Angels From Realms of Glory," ,. ('1,000.00 Minim1111 Dlposit) 6 .¥2% over the female lead pe rfor ma nce following ·a lifetime of post..Civ il war minstr el shows . In those days, Ironton was a major riverboat and showboat town. ~< Iron Country" is thC title of one of many new songs wh ich Dur ieux compo sed for " Birt h of Dix ie ." .. 50% %OFF DURING THIS SALE ON ALL in MERCHANDISE .· ALL SALES FINAL NOW heritage house ALLSALES FINAL and the call lo worship was given by Pastor Turner and · the congregation. "The Christmas Song" was sung by Jonathan McCabe and Tony Williams. meditation by Rev . Turner. He said ' 'Merry Christmas to all and thanks to God for the . strength to keep this tradition Certificlte cf Deposit 6%% Masonic Theatre in the 1690s, E mmett presen ted his last SAVE AS M.UCH AS STOREWIDE Shakespeare's "Twelfth Nigh t" when the star became 40 years and included 44 ill. different Shakespearean During Miss Marlowe's 40 characl<!rs. years on stage, she Rorn Sarah Fr::.n,-.p ... some limes played five dif· · Fros t in E ngland, Miss ferent roles in one week. At 19, she enthralled audience~ 'JUP 7¥2% 1.000.00 Minimum Deposit) W' IN"'f>ROGRES'S! Shakespearean actress whose career spanned some The program consisted of Pom~roy Junior High School is open 9 ·a.m.-4 ,p.m., Monday through Friday. Monday , Jan. 5 - Square Dancing 12:30-3 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 6 - Physical Fitness l0 :45-ll:15 a .m .; Chorus 12 :15-2 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 7 Games, 12:30-2 p.m.; Egg: s hell Jewelry, Ins truc tor , Mrs. Evelyn Cullum , I p.m. Thursday, Jan. 8 ·Physical Fitness 10:45-11 : 15 a.m.; Ballroom' Dancing 12:30-2 p.m. Friday, Jan. 9 - Arl Class 10-11 a.m. ; Bowling 1·3 p.m. is invited. ' ' ,( a wn uwed by a prayer and PHONE 1-30.-675-2500 1 climax being when she took Julia Marlowe was There was a love offering n<' V. and Mrs. Turner and "THE SA VIN(;S CENI'ER OF POINT PLEASi4N'r' 4 Y• time ." '"The Light Revealed'' which included readings from Isaiah 9:_6-7and Luke, 1:20-26 by Rev.. G. G. Turner and the carol, "0 Litlle . Town of J,lethlehem." "The Light Received" was presente<l with readings from Luke 2:1· 18 by Rev . Turner and the carol , "It Came Upon the Midnight Clear." Association 610 VIAND STREET t hildren's theaters with the A se rvice of carols a nd ' ,... .................. Ironton, where she lived·for a ~ rUlies candles was prsenled with a pr elude by Mrs . Geo rge Gilmore. 111e tarot, "0 Come All Ye Faithful" was sung l. 6 Year Ce1tilicate of Depagt REVIVAL SET RUTLAND - There will be a three day Revival at the Rutland Free Will Baptist Church beginning Thursday, Jan . 8 through Saturday, Jan . 10, 7:30 p.m. nightly . EvangeUst will be John Elswick. There will ·be special singing with the Gospel Tones featured Thursday evening. The Rev. Roger Turner is resident minister. Every"f'e 'EARRINGS the Paint Cree k Baptist Church here. q~. . ·~~ . ~. .~~. . . .~. .~~ Cakntlar .. ONE GROUP BETTER PIERCE() Christmas Tree a nd Treat at next week at the same number. 7%% ' INDIAN JEWELRY GALLIPOLIS - The .bell loll e d at 5:30 Christmas morning for the annual Enrollment for Gallipolis will be taken thm the Sr.Qtizens tivilies loca ted at ASK TO WED' POMEROY - A marriage license has bee n issued to Terry Lee Powelll, 210, Rl. I, Porlland, a nd Marilyn Lucille Snyder, 18, Rt. I, Portland. Ph. 4~6-3632 resolved . in Opera House. The years that followed saw Miss Marlowe touring su n~ . ~~~~,w~ on the stage. She worked as an extra at the Cincinnati the [..JANUARY I heritage house where Miss Marlowe received her firS I real ~hance said Durieux, and I found her in Julia Marlowe, who of " Dixie ." In Ironton a t the her name "1 wanted a new character," used to sjng for If UNABLE TO ATIEND AT THIS TIME or conclusion was reached. Everyone fell the same as they had before the debate had begun. The conflict could not be written compose r Early morning service held on Christmas Day ENROU.MENT AT RIO GRANDE IS AT LYNE CENTER 4:30 PM ... TIL 6:00 PM JAN. 5TH •• debate the issue . At the end o£ the discussion, no compromise fliLKEYS ENTERTAIN POMEHOY - Mr. and Mrs. Herber t Gilkey en- · Winter Dance Oasses in Rio Grande & Gahipolis in Ballet, Tap, Modem and Jazz - All Ages. • act" says Dr. Imig . · :IGiiiiX.NMOoir· EVERYTHING YOU~E ALWAYI WANTID TO KNOW ABOUT SAVING MONEY,IUTDIDNTKNOWWHOTOAIK. · Regardless of type or cond it ion we will select t he proper wave for your hair . Shampoo & Style Reg . Hair Cut All Conditioners Iron Ion Tr ibmw . has a new version of " Birth of Dixie" for Lawrence County. ' : " ll iHTII OF Dlxm ·· author Lee Durieux and an Ironton Tribune staff member -; Mclissn Fcq!,LI~Oi l , arP ~hown exa mining clothing which belonged to the late.Jul ia Marlowe: n fa u m u ~ ~J w kespc arctHI a<:tress \\IIIO lived in Ironton as a child. Photo courtesy of the IY u:nll! Cl 4•• installation of offi cers. Officers are to wear while. Durieux: • The real basis lor "Birth of Dix ie ," however. is the c a r eer of Dan F: mmelt , and critics wHh her per- ilften referred to as "The .lurrnance as Juliet. She Lady of the Goldon Voice ," CJ S a young girl repealed lhP perlormanct> of died at the age of 85 in 1950. when s he was pre· Juliet in 1924 bef"re ~he Durleux plans to reproduce paring lor lhe part of Julia retired. Miss Marlowe 's original and in "The Hunchback." ·she Her husband , E. H. elegant costumes for scenes chose the name Marlowe in in his production. He also Southern, . also a famous respect and memory for the great , Christopher Marlowe. Shakespearean actor, ap- hopes her original costumes in Lawrence When the family first peared with her on stage at can be of the drama. various times. came to America, they settled in Kansas, but later moved Eas t, living for a brief time in · lronlo!1 before moving tOa house on Front chan g~d Marlowe Grande. Durieux's " Birth or Dixie" was originally performed at Street in Portsmouth which is MI. Vernon . Following 11 still standing . The old successful three years there Marlowe Theater in Ironton the pageant was invited to was reportedly named for Ford's Theatre in Wash- Julia Marlowe. Her family ington, D. C. later moved to Cincinnati . l ··Birth flf Dixie ," an original work of Le e Durieux, · will be performed here this summer in Hu ssc ll. 11:111 . Ironton to have historical drama ' on Bob Evans Farms· in Rio· . . Mrs . Pagf!fJnt .written by Lee Durieux summer theatrical event held Homemakers' .Circle C()t;NCII,., TO ~IF.F.T CHESTEH - Ches ler Council No. 323. ]) ol II will meet Tticsda y HI i::m p.m. There will be elcc\i(m and TAWNEY JEWELERS for devotions a reading from ways to keep Jiving green Christmas gilts blooming and growing . Mrs , Donald Mora Pt.'l'l'in . l'it ilh, Belh and J on. Dan o.md Greg Thomas. Hit·ky Blae ttr)ar . Mr s. Marir hos tesses for the meeting at tile Youth Fellowship. <l> Attending tl)e party were j Memb e r s Mcinharl ." Mrs. Stella Kl oes . by ' ' i nwe Ung will be held Jan. 14 al the home of Mrs. Roy .•. Holter. • For the sunshine project Mrs. Phillip Radford, Mrs. Homer Holter, Mrs. Nancy Radford and Andy Hill visited the Syracuse Nursing Hme. They worked with the residents there on a crall project. Clarence Wolfe was the sunshine project recipient In December. Ill' ) POINT PLEASANT - Mr . 'and Mrs. Donald Workman, . Rt. 2, Point Pleasant, an· nounce the Dec. 26 marriage of their daughter , Brenda Louise, lo PFC David Ray Varl811, son ol Mr. and Mrs . · Charles Vll!'ian of Hlll'lford. ' The Rev . William Kope of. flctated and the vows were read In the presence of the immediate fwnilles . PFC Vlll'ian will return to his duty station in Hawall shorUy alter the first of the year. The new Mrs. Varian remaineil at home to cootinue her senior high school year. ..SPECIAL STORE HOURS: THRU JANUARY 9:15 to 5:00 Mon. thru Thurs. 9: 15 to 8:00 Fri. & Sat. LADIES' MEN'S MEN'S COLORED LADIES' DRESS SHIRTS , Knits & cotton & Dacron blend. Reduced 30% MEN'S SUITS Knits & Wool Blends. Sizes 35 to 50 · R,eg., Shorts a. Longs. Wools, Nylons, Vjnyls. Heek Suede. SUBURBAN COATS Reduced 20% to 30% • LADIES' RESS COATS Fur tri mmed . Reduced 30% MEN'S DRESS & CASUAL PANTS l _ Wools & Knits . Reduced 30% MEN'S LEISURE SUITS Reduced 30% LADIES' PANT SUITS Reduced 20% MEN'S ALL WEATHER COATS . . ' .' Polyester Knits & Wool s. Sizes 36 to150. Reg ., Shorts By Jantze:n. Ca ta lina & Coddington . Reduced 30% LADIES BLOUSES By Lady Manhattan; Catalina & Jantzen . ~ a. .._ Reduced 30% longs. Reduced 30%. ' MEN'S LONG SLEEVE LADIES' SKIRTS, JACKETS & SWEATERS SPORT SHIRTS Reduced 30% Knits, wools, cotton & Dacron blends . Reduced 20% I RACK MEN'S KNIT . .PULLOVER SHIRTS 1f2 PRICE MEN SUBURBAN COATS & JACKETS Leather, wool s, corduroys & vinyls. LADIES' SLACKS By Jantzen, Catalina , Coddington: Lori Lynn. Reduced 30% NO LAYAWAYS, .NO APPROVALS, AIJ. SALES CASH AND FINAL. MEN'S HATS Dress & Casual. Felts, wool blends, corduroy, velour. " Reduced 20% MEN'S SPORT COATS Knits, Corduroy & Wool lltends. ·Reduced 30% • �.. ~ - The Sunday Times· Sent mel, Sunday . .Jan ~. 1976 Trinity Church ·Terrariums demonstrated to club. has watch party CHF:STEH · Mrs. Hoger the Chadwell home which d cm(ms tr~tcd how t•J was d ecor () ted for t he Ga ul ma ke a te rrarium with the prese nta tion , " Tc rra.riWllS - tho Hev and Mrs. W. II. PO:\I EHOY Mt>mbt.•rs uf Trinity Cll ut't'h and SundH \'. Sclioo.l gat hNed at tht• d mrd1 !'lr w \'ear:s E\'r f•w n wa tl'h par ty . ... Gam es und('r the di n •ct ill!l of r hur k Sa ltz Wt'fl' l'llj O) C'd h u l id ays . responded lo t'oll cli'll with " If l could ha\'e any girt , I'd have Pv tling I I All Toge ther" at a t'eccnl meetin g or the Chester Har old presented t hem~ . Mrs. Ruth Erwin presented Kuhn couraged which en - members to remember Be thlehem . Care " \.arden Club he ld a t the lwme In her demons tration, Mrs . of Mrs . Wya tt Chadwell. Gaul gave the basic rules to of Christmas plants was the lopic ul a paper given by Mrs. Hauek . Mrs. Donna Car r and Pomeroy . Rout e 3. follow Horace Karr . She pointed out dau~htr r l.rs lie. J\1rs. Lill ie Jh •LJL•k , Mr s. Gcnrv it• ve Mrs. Heid Youn g and Mrs. Cur1i s Kin g wer e in cons lru'c ting c:n "earth home." She displayed a terra riWll she had made using the nalivily as the co . by the gr oup unli l" 10 p.m. a t whkh tim e a caf~ h; ri a s uppe r \\ as sen' t'd . At 11 p.m . ;.1 \'('Sper .s(•rv i<' e \\"as l' lmdul'lcd Mrs . Rose Ginther. Mrs. EvaDe ss :l ll rt:. ('hu c k Sa lt z , . . . . . . . . .~....J)l;<tJ)l;<t..........~............ Ncan ey Jo M ayer. Grace the Rc1·. IV. H . Perrin with Pra r.t. Sharma n. McClanahan, Fn lth Perr i n, pia uist, fur the Miss F:nnn Smith, Mrs. F:di th :;ervice. I ..c.n ni ng , Mr. cmrl Mrs. J ohn The l' hur ch bells were run g at midnigh t by Hicky Bl;w lt nor, Dan and Greg Thoma s of Terre ll . Mr . and a. Christmas reading , " Lillie Black Lamb." Mrs. Earl Ingels presided oVer the business meeting and it was noted that the next .. A thank-you from Mrs. Ingels was extended to members lor their participation in the county Christmas !lower show. cards were read from Mrs. I. B. Walker and Mrs. Guy 'Summerfield. Gills were exchanged and secret sisters were revealed . The hostesses served finger sandwiches and Christmas cookies for refreshments. J..awr e-rwe Stl! wa rt . M r . and Mrs. Hon Mayer, Mr. and Mrs . Da vid Husse lt and Eric IRONTON -· an open-air amphitheater now under construc tion . Durieux wrote and compost.'!l the musical ~rama, ·•Gallia Coun try ," the annual at the. natural amphilheatre ... ._lie GAJ .LIPOLIS - The Senior Citizens Center, located al 220 Ja ckson Pike in the County Home Building , is open Monday through Friday from llt:~ .m . to 3 p.m . The schedule of activities for this week is as follows: Monday , Jan . 5 - Physical Fi tness, 11 :30 a .m. ; Adult Educa tion Class, 1-4 p.m .;· Olde Tyme Chorus Practice, 1-3 p.m . Tuesday , Jan. 6 - Physical ' Fitness, 11:30 a.m.; Visiting, 9a .m .-3p .m.; Blood Pressure Chec k, 1·2 p.m. PLANNED FINGERHOOD . Wednes da y, J an . 7 _.___ Physical Fitness, ll :30 a.m :; Ca rry·ln Dinner, 12 noon; Ca rd Games, 1-3 p.m. Timrsday, Jan . 8, Physical Fitness, 11 :30 a.m.; Potluck COLUMBIA Colu mbi.l di, t m~md .. irom 515(1. Co lumbi .l wcd ,llll b h.1:1ds from 5u0 . supper , 6:30p .m . Friday, Jan. 9 -'- Adult Educ~tion Class , 9 a.m. - 12 noon ; Physical Fitness, 11:30 . a .m .; Center ChairPerson's ·Meeting, l p.m.; Art Class, I· 3 p.m.; Social Hour, 7 p.m. Senior Nutrition Program 422 Second Ave. Gallipoli s, Ohio mea l is served fforn 12 noon to 1 p.m. ·STEPPE'S BEAUTY SALON Silver Bridge Pl a za Ph . 446-3353 ONE PRICE ON OUR ' PERMANENT WAVES Reg . $ 15 to $3 5 Bleached , Dry , Oily or No rma: ·;ntcn . •9 98 The response has been great! · We will continue our special Mon ., Tues. & . Wed nesday Only $9.98. OPEN AT 9 A. M. Re11 . Prices Thurs., Fri . $3.69 $2.69 112 Price & Sat. ~ It "CHANGING VALUES" GALLIPOLIS - Educators are looking· at what we ca ll '' va l ~es" - LIJe things and ideas we consider important today, and studying value. clarification, Dr. Imig, Michigan Stale University Extensfon specia list reports. He took the va lu es concept and tested it out with a group ol parents and teenagers . His objective was to help families cope with hassles and communicate better with each other . . "Values influence the way p~o ple 5 W~ICH SAVINGS CENTER IN THE TRI-COUNTY AREA PAYS THE HIGHEST INTEREST RATES ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS? "When we know values, we are better able to grasp 'what makes people lick' and to understand and interact with them. Diverse values set people apart. Shared values help people .work towards agreement. " In his recent experiment on values, Dr. Imig set up a three session workshop. During the first session, parents and children met with their peer groups to discuss one basic issue : 1f parents holler at their children, should children be allowed to holler at their parents? Everybody was asked to "fish bowl" <chose sides) and • •' • •• Then Dr. Imig introduced va1uesclarification to the group and the discussion continued. Members slopped trying to convince each other and began asking questions to clarify values. After a brief, .but challenging, struggle to understand each other's reasons , the families went home to try the techniques. . During the second session, partiCipants were · divided into small groups of both adults and children. Parents were not placed in. groups with their own children . Because participants in each group were not related, they could communicate without getting-emotionally involved. · The groups were shown a 4x4 checker-board, the kind many families and young people know quite well. Silenlly, each determined how many squares they had seen. After 30-&l seconds, they reported their answers, which ranged - surprising enough - from one to 32. There are actually 64 squares on a checkerboard. · This e~ercise, Dr. lrnig says, demonstrated the different ways that people see things · - even common objects like checkerboards. II also shows that not everyone perceives the same number of kinds of alternali\'es to any problem or event. During the last session, each fajllily discussed,' the issue they worked on . at . the first · meeting. They used values clarification techniques, this time. They were ask.ed to really listen to one another and think about what each was saying . Each pe rson told what was important to him (her ) what values he (she) held that influenced his (her) thinking on the issue. ter tained r ecently a t t.heir . home with a buffet dinner ·honoring he r son , Jeff, on his 201h birthday. The birthday ca ke was made by liis grandmother, Mrs. Beulah White. Allending th~ dinner were Jeff an d his wile, Kilty, Mr. and Mrs. John Metzger, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Well, Mr. and Mrs. Charles White, Mrs. Beulah White. Mrs. Florence · Hannay and Craig Darst. ."..' . ...... . .. ...... .. .................... . . .. .. .. .. .. ' .. .... ' lo I • OFF ON • l '' ' • o • ......., fSIIC -- · POMEROY • -" Meigs Senior Citizens Center Ac· 20·%0FF ' CLARK'S JEWELRY STOR'E 342 SECOND AVE. GM.l.IPOLIS . I . 2'n To 4 Yar Cettilicate of Deposit 1 To 2 Yilt C.llficale of Deposit ( SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA going:" SEMI-ANNU.AL ., 1,000.00 Minimum Deposit) STARTS r1.000.00 Minimum DIIGil) 1 to the World" was sung as the program came tOa close with 10:00 A.M. ·a benediction by Rev . Turner. The progrrun was followed by Wldressing the Christmas tree conducted by Mrs. G. G. · Turner assisted by " April Gordon, Tony Williwns and Bobby Dean Gordon. Gifts and treats for the Sunday sehool and home department were give~ out bY a teacher from each department. 'Each · person was presented a gill and treat. ' The program committee · Included George Gilmore, Mrs. Borden, Mrs. Lenora Howard, superintendent and . Rev; Turner. FAU AND WINTER MDSE. REDUCED••• ~~=·~~~:·-,. fedlorffoilur urofly v• o ro • Coats REGUlAR PAS$1001 ACOOUNT 1,000.00 'Minimum Deposit) (1 • Sno-Suits WllhdriWil ,;or te lllllvrlty MUit In urnlllgl Ill pre¥1111119 ~ doys lftltrnl. ,----------------------------·· .McPinsam BIMng &......_. ··----~-~-~----J- II • I 610-12 Ylond Stroot . r"~ot Plu•ont, w. Yo. 25550 phon0'675-250D ( 1 Enclosed Is • ... · . a check for ss.oo (or Please open 51!4 per cent Regular I morel. Passbook Account. I (I Enclosed· Is ·check for s ooo (or .I morel . Please send w. per cent Single 1 Payment Certificate months>. . I Enclosed Is cht!ck for (or (6 I ). $1000 11 more) . Please send 61/2 per cent Payment Certificate 11·2 years.) ADDRESS. - ........ -·-·· STATE For mar•tnlor""'Hon c. II thia ZIP number: 1·304475-tfOO \ • Dresses • Sportswear Nuptial vows \. read Dec, 26 ·• Sleepwear •• . • 'i • Slacks ' • • '• ' • OFF ... NAME CITY TO . I Enclosed Is a check for 11000 (or more). Please ~d 634 per cent Single Paymllnt Certificate (21/:t· to 4 years). -~ 1 h f s ooo lor • 1 1 Enc 1o_.. s . a c ec or 1 morel. Please send 7 112. per cent Single Payment Certificate (4 years) . 1 1 Enclosed Is a check · for , 1000 (or more). Please send 734 per cenf Single Payment Certificate (6 years) .. A substantial Interest penally Is tor early· withdrawal on ( k . . 1 11 ' INFANTS, TODDLERS, BOYS, GIRLS ALL SALES FINAL ... NO REFUND OR EXatANGES NO LAY-A-WAYS . •• I He referred ·'to several "great nights" saying that " the greatest night that ever has been or ever will be is the night Chrlsi was born when God condescended to come down to mankind ." "Hark the Herald Angels Sing" was sung following ·Rev. Turner's talk; The candlelight service was conducted by Rev. Turner who held the master candle while candle lighters were Mr. Forrest Borden and George Gilmore. ' 'Silent Night" was sung by all as the candles burned. A prayer was given by the pastor and The Lord 's Prayer was repeated in unison . "Joy 6·Months Certificate of Deposit Program, 11 :30 a.m.-12 :30 p.m., Monday through Friday. TAXES RETURNED COLUMBUS State Auditor Thomas E. · Ferguson's office announced the January distribution of $:14,582,015 in Aid to Dependent Children to 564,515 r-ecipients In· Ohio 's 18 counlies. Me igs County .received $46,444 lor 811 . recipients. .,' MONDAY 5%% Senior Citizens Nutrition sang ••Angels From Realms of Glory," ,. ('1,000.00 Minim1111 Dlposit) 6 .¥2% over the female lead pe rfor ma nce following ·a lifetime of post..Civ il war minstr el shows . In those days, Ironton was a major riverboat and showboat town. ~< Iron Country" is thC title of one of many new songs wh ich Dur ieux compo sed for " Birt h of Dix ie ." .. 50% %OFF DURING THIS SALE ON ALL in MERCHANDISE .· ALL SALES FINAL NOW heritage house ALLSALES FINAL and the call lo worship was given by Pastor Turner and · the congregation. "The Christmas Song" was sung by Jonathan McCabe and Tony Williams. meditation by Rev . Turner. He said ' 'Merry Christmas to all and thanks to God for the . strength to keep this tradition Certificlte cf Deposit 6%% Masonic Theatre in the 1690s, E mmett presen ted his last SAVE AS M.UCH AS STOREWIDE Shakespeare's "Twelfth Nigh t" when the star became 40 years and included 44 ill. different Shakespearean During Miss Marlowe's 40 characl<!rs. years on stage, she Rorn Sarah Fr::.n,-.p ... some limes played five dif· · Fros t in E ngland, Miss ferent roles in one week. At 19, she enthralled audience~ 'JUP 7¥2% 1.000.00 Minimum Deposit) W' IN"'f>ROGRES'S! Shakespearean actress whose career spanned some The program consisted of Pom~roy Junior High School is open 9 ·a.m.-4 ,p.m., Monday through Friday. Monday , Jan. 5 - Square Dancing 12:30-3 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 6 - Physical Fitness l0 :45-ll:15 a .m .; Chorus 12 :15-2 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 7 Games, 12:30-2 p.m.; Egg: s hell Jewelry, Ins truc tor , Mrs. Evelyn Cullum , I p.m. Thursday, Jan. 8 ·Physical Fitness 10:45-11 : 15 a.m.; Ballroom' Dancing 12:30-2 p.m. Friday, Jan. 9 - Arl Class 10-11 a.m. ; Bowling 1·3 p.m. is invited. ' ' ,( a wn uwed by a prayer and PHONE 1-30.-675-2500 1 climax being when she took Julia Marlowe was There was a love offering n<' V. and Mrs. Turner and "THE SA VIN(;S CENI'ER OF POINT PLEASi4N'r' 4 Y• time ." '"The Light Revealed'' which included readings from Isaiah 9:_6-7and Luke, 1:20-26 by Rev.. G. G. Turner and the carol, "0 Litlle . Town of J,lethlehem." "The Light Received" was presente<l with readings from Luke 2:1· 18 by Rev . Turner and the carol , "It Came Upon the Midnight Clear." Association 610 VIAND STREET t hildren's theaters with the A se rvice of carols a nd ' ,... .................. Ironton, where she lived·for a ~ rUlies candles was prsenled with a pr elude by Mrs . Geo rge Gilmore. 111e tarot, "0 Come All Ye Faithful" was sung l. 6 Year Ce1tilicate of Depagt REVIVAL SET RUTLAND - There will be a three day Revival at the Rutland Free Will Baptist Church beginning Thursday, Jan . 8 through Saturday, Jan . 10, 7:30 p.m. nightly . EvangeUst will be John Elswick. There will ·be special singing with the Gospel Tones featured Thursday evening. The Rev. Roger Turner is resident minister. Every"f'e 'EARRINGS the Paint Cree k Baptist Church here. q~. . ·~~ . ~. .~~. . . .~. .~~ Cakntlar .. ONE GROUP BETTER PIERCE() Christmas Tree a nd Treat at next week at the same number. 7%% ' INDIAN JEWELRY GALLIPOLIS - The .bell loll e d at 5:30 Christmas morning for the annual Enrollment for Gallipolis will be taken thm the Sr.Qtizens tivilies loca ted at ASK TO WED' POMEROY - A marriage license has bee n issued to Terry Lee Powelll, 210, Rl. I, Porlland, a nd Marilyn Lucille Snyder, 18, Rt. I, Portland. Ph. 4~6-3632 resolved . in Opera House. The years that followed saw Miss Marlowe touring su n~ . ~~~~,w~ on the stage. She worked as an extra at the Cincinnati the [..JANUARY I heritage house where Miss Marlowe received her firS I real ~hance said Durieux, and I found her in Julia Marlowe, who of " Dixie ." In Ironton a t the her name "1 wanted a new character," used to sjng for If UNABLE TO ATIEND AT THIS TIME or conclusion was reached. Everyone fell the same as they had before the debate had begun. The conflict could not be written compose r Early morning service held on Christmas Day ENROU.MENT AT RIO GRANDE IS AT LYNE CENTER 4:30 PM ... TIL 6:00 PM JAN. 5TH •• debate the issue . At the end o£ the discussion, no compromise fliLKEYS ENTERTAIN POMEHOY - Mr. and Mrs. Herber t Gilkey en- · Winter Dance Oasses in Rio Grande & Gahipolis in Ballet, Tap, Modem and Jazz - All Ages. • act" says Dr. Imig . · :IGiiiiX.NMOoir· EVERYTHING YOU~E ALWAYI WANTID TO KNOW ABOUT SAVING MONEY,IUTDIDNTKNOWWHOTOAIK. · Regardless of type or cond it ion we will select t he proper wave for your hair . Shampoo & Style Reg . Hair Cut All Conditioners Iron Ion Tr ibmw . has a new version of " Birth of Dixie" for Lawrence County. ' : " ll iHTII OF Dlxm ·· author Lee Durieux and an Ironton Tribune staff member -; Mclissn Fcq!,LI~Oi l , arP ~hown exa mining clothing which belonged to the late.Jul ia Marlowe: n fa u m u ~ ~J w kespc arctHI a<:tress \\IIIO lived in Ironton as a child. Photo courtesy of the IY u:nll! Cl 4•• installation of offi cers. Officers are to wear while. Durieux: • The real basis lor "Birth of Dix ie ," however. is the c a r eer of Dan F: mmelt , and critics wHh her per- ilften referred to as "The .lurrnance as Juliet. She Lady of the Goldon Voice ," CJ S a young girl repealed lhP perlormanct> of died at the age of 85 in 1950. when s he was pre· Juliet in 1924 bef"re ~he Durleux plans to reproduce paring lor lhe part of Julia retired. Miss Marlowe 's original and in "The Hunchback." ·she Her husband , E. H. elegant costumes for scenes chose the name Marlowe in in his production. He also Southern, . also a famous respect and memory for the great , Christopher Marlowe. Shakespearean actor, ap- hopes her original costumes in Lawrence When the family first peared with her on stage at can be of the drama. various times. came to America, they settled in Kansas, but later moved Eas t, living for a brief time in · lronlo!1 before moving tOa house on Front chan g~d Marlowe Grande. Durieux's " Birth or Dixie" was originally performed at Street in Portsmouth which is MI. Vernon . Following 11 still standing . The old successful three years there Marlowe Theater in Ironton the pageant was invited to was reportedly named for Ford's Theatre in Wash- Julia Marlowe. Her family ington, D. C. later moved to Cincinnati . l ··Birth flf Dixie ," an original work of Le e Durieux, · will be performed here this summer in Hu ssc ll. 11:111 . Ironton to have historical drama ' on Bob Evans Farms· in Rio· . . Mrs . Pagf!fJnt .written by Lee Durieux summer theatrical event held Homemakers' .Circle C()t;NCII,., TO ~IF.F.T CHESTEH - Ches ler Council No. 323. ]) ol II will meet Tticsda y HI i::m p.m. There will be elcc\i(m and TAWNEY JEWELERS for devotions a reading from ways to keep Jiving green Christmas gilts blooming and growing . Mrs , Donald Mora Pt.'l'l'in . l'it ilh, Belh and J on. Dan o.md Greg Thomas. Hit·ky Blae ttr)ar . Mr s. Marir hos tesses for the meeting at tile Youth Fellowship. <l> Attending tl)e party were j Memb e r s Mcinharl ." Mrs. Stella Kl oes . by ' ' i nwe Ung will be held Jan. 14 al the home of Mrs. Roy .•. Holter. • For the sunshine project Mrs. Phillip Radford, Mrs. Homer Holter, Mrs. Nancy Radford and Andy Hill visited the Syracuse Nursing Hme. They worked with the residents there on a crall project. Clarence Wolfe was the sunshine project recipient In December. Ill' ) POINT PLEASANT - Mr . 'and Mrs. Donald Workman, . Rt. 2, Point Pleasant, an· nounce the Dec. 26 marriage of their daughter , Brenda Louise, lo PFC David Ray Varl811, son ol Mr. and Mrs . · Charles Vll!'ian of Hlll'lford. ' The Rev . William Kope of. flctated and the vows were read In the presence of the immediate fwnilles . PFC Vlll'ian will return to his duty station in Hawall shorUy alter the first of the year. The new Mrs. Varian remaineil at home to cootinue her senior high school year. ..SPECIAL STORE HOURS: THRU JANUARY 9:15 to 5:00 Mon. thru Thurs. 9: 15 to 8:00 Fri. & Sat. LADIES' MEN'S MEN'S COLORED LADIES' DRESS SHIRTS , Knits & cotton & Dacron blend. Reduced 30% MEN'S SUITS Knits & Wool Blends. Sizes 35 to 50 · R,eg., Shorts a. Longs. Wools, Nylons, Vjnyls. Heek Suede. SUBURBAN COATS Reduced 20% to 30% • LADIES' RESS COATS Fur tri mmed . Reduced 30% MEN'S DRESS & CASUAL PANTS l _ Wools & Knits . Reduced 30% MEN'S LEISURE SUITS Reduced 30% LADIES' PANT SUITS Reduced 20% MEN'S ALL WEATHER COATS . . ' .' Polyester Knits & Wool s. Sizes 36 to150. Reg ., Shorts By Jantze:n. Ca ta lina & Coddington . Reduced 30% LADIES BLOUSES By Lady Manhattan; Catalina & Jantzen . ~ a. .._ Reduced 30% longs. Reduced 30%. ' MEN'S LONG SLEEVE LADIES' SKIRTS, JACKETS & SWEATERS SPORT SHIRTS Reduced 30% Knits, wools, cotton & Dacron blends . Reduced 20% I RACK MEN'S KNIT . .PULLOVER SHIRTS 1f2 PRICE MEN SUBURBAN COATS & JACKETS Leather, wool s, corduroys & vinyls. LADIES' SLACKS By Jantzen, Catalina , Coddington: Lori Lynn. Reduced 30% NO LAYAWAYS, .NO APPROVALS, AIJ. SALES CASH AND FINAL. MEN'S HATS Dress & Casual. Felts, wool blends, corduroy, velour. " Reduced 20% MEN'S SPORT COATS Knits, Corduroy & Wool lltends. ·Reduced 30% • �' 10 ~ TheSWidayTimes -Senlinei.Swldav.Jan. 4. 1976 Piani$tS perfqrming .Wedn:esday GALLIPOLIS -- The Tri- easily wc1rks into :ttl\' ~ · .. fwC'rt CHunty Community Concert situation. Frances · Veri t.~ntl Mkh<:tel Association will present the seeundprogram in Its current .Juwanis 111ade un in1975-76 concert series at 8 lroduclion to the rec(lrding the world wilh the first recorded auditorium of lhe G~ •llia p.m. Wednesday in performances of Gersh. ~in's Academy High School in Gallipolis . Featured performers will be lhepianoduo, Veri and Jamanis. According to reports, Frances Veri and Michael Jamanis in recent years have brought youthful exuberance and refreshing vitality to the present generation of • American duo-pianists . 011 Oct . 8, 1970, they made !heir New York City debut in Alica Tully Hall, Uncoln Center, to an enthuslastic audience which rewarded their persla~ding formance with a ovation. Ve.ri and Jamanis mel . when they were scholarship II - Tho Sunday Time~'St'ntinel,Sunday, Jan. 4,1\176 pro~-:rmi1. In December, 1973, they l'tlllrhiru•tl tht•ir la lo-t •'" 'wilh itttur Hans Cnnril'd to nati un~lly uver the Public Broadcasting: f in their 8 AM·lO PM telecas t, Veri ami Jamanis reeei ved na lion a I com. mendations fur· e xcellence in original versions. Also fealured on these three records is a fine selection uf cultural programming . . French music and the piano Time ami again crilics who rags of Scott Joplin, whose describe a Veri and Jmnanis music has become so popular performance point out the afler bein~ used in the motion artistic and technical picture, "The Sling ." • s trengths of each player's While recording albwns is individua l performance, something all artists strive lo while at the same lime noting du, Veri and Jamanis have 110w perfectly each pianist even surpassed this endeavor complements the other at the with their first tele_vision double keyboard . JO A.M.-10 P.M. SUNDAY 298 .SECOND ST. POMEROY, OHIO Prices EffeCtive Thru Jan. 10, 1976 s tudents of the eminent teacher , the late James Friskin al New York's famed Juilliard School. As fellow se niors, they elected to form • a two-piano learn, the result of which was marriage and' a· ' profe ss ional /J.nrk Lou Landon ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. Cllarles R. Landon, Heather St., a-own City, announce the engagement and approaching rnarrjage of their daughter, Uncia Loll, lo Dwight D. Bllrcham, son of Mr .. and Mrs. John H. Bllrcham of.. Rl. 7, Miller. The bride-to.be, a graduate of Huntinglon East High School in Huntinglon, W. Va., Is employed at Gateway Supennarket in Q-own City. A graduate of Fairland High School in Proctorville, the groom Is also employed at the Gateway Supermarket. The wedding will be an event of Feb. 14, 7:30p.m. at the O!esapeake United Methodist Church, O!eS&peake, with the Rev. William Powers officiating. The custom of open church will be oll<!erved. Community By Charle11e Corner Hoeflich POMEROY -Some people have all the fun • Take Rio Grande freshman .Phil Ohlinger. Did you know that just a couple of days before Christmas he returned from the Bahamas, Andros !sland. Phil was one of a class from Rio Grande who went ' there Dec. 15 for field study in outdoor living and education , marine and vertibrate zoology. We should be so lucky - competition were aWarded the Waller Damrosch Memori•l Scholarship "to study in Fontainebleu, AND THEN THERE'S Jeff Gibbs' wife. She's a beyer.for Lazarus who in a couple.ofweeks will leave for Hong Kong and with the in- lernalionally known pianists, Robert Casadesus and his wife, Gaby: Since the duo-piano leani of Veri and Jamanis was . fortheir. concerts have been characterized by a med, performing style thai caplures and holds an audience fr om the first note to the final ovation. Their mastery of piano ensemble techniques and interpretation of twopiano literatlU'e glve tv an audience a blend of precision and musicality rarely found in a piano duo. They ate al home with l!'pth lhe classics and contemporary works, and their varied repertoire Ballards Whole Hog DUO-PIANISTS COMING - ·veri 'and Jamanis, a piano duo, will perform Wednesday for the second program of the 1975-76 Tri.County Community Conc.e rt Association. The concert will begin at 8 p.m. in the Gallia Academy High School auditorium. ... Katie's Korner t THEN THERE'S Lt. Dallas Blevins, Jr. In another week he and his wife will be offforfive or six months In Italy. You're right, it isn't exactly a vacatioo for Dallas since he Is being sent there by the U.S. Navy. But with his wife there with him, ,• there's sure to be Urne for looking around. • Incidentally, the two were home from Jacksonville, Fla. for Christmas with the family including Joan Blevins, home from Holzer where she's a second year student nurse. duo-piano care-er. Early in 1969 the couple received grants, and through ·France, By Katie Crow POMEROY -Members of Racine's Emergency Squad, 'in . memory of the late Walter Cleland, hope to build a new emergency building. Mr. Cleland served as chief and secretary-treasurer for 25 years and it was his desire to erect a new buUding. Members plan to start the memorial fund dri.ve soon. The squad does not have a building and it Is necessary.for them to use the. fire station for their meetings. be there three or fo!lr weeks selecting merchandise. She w,ill be traveling with other buyers. Jeff and his wife were herelover the holidays to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gibbs, as were their son, Dr. William E. Gibbs, his wife, who, in· cldenlaUy will complete her master's in home economics this summer, and their children, Sarah Beth and Greg, Orange· FLORA JONES BAILEY, Middleport, is a patient at ~ burg, S. C. Among the other holidaY · callers we~ Dale Holzer Medics! Center. She sustained a broken shoulder and Richards and son, Brad, Lancaater. .leg the day after Christmas. ' :.-· She certainly woUld appreciate hearing from friends and WHILE U.S. NAVY DR. AND MRS. GENE Crooks an«r- neighbors.Cardsmaybesenttoherincareofthe hospital.f!er their two sons, John, five and Mark, three, just a few weeks room nwnber I~ 308. · ago returned from six months in Scotland, and before that three years in Japan, they are now anticipating a tour of duty MR. AND .MRS. JOHN BAILEY, Flatwoods, Rt. 3, · in Spain. . . Pomeroy, wlll observe·their 40th wedding anniversary today . Right nQJV, however, they are in Charleston, S. C. but for The couple was married Jan. 4, 1936 by the Rev. Clarence how loog, they're not sure. If Gene's assignment to Spain is six Swearinger at the Middleport Methodist Parsonage. The mooths or more, then his family will accompany him there, couple are the Rarents of three children, Mrs. Max (Joyce) and they are all looking forward to that. Robinette, Rushville, Ohio; Mrs. Roger (Darlene) Buckley , Gene and Nancy and the children were here for Christmas RD, Pomeroy, and Greg Bailey, RD, Minersville. They also with his parents,llir. and Mrs. Walter Crooks, Jeannette and · have seven grandchildren, Dan ·Thomas and their children, and Eddie and Judy Crooks The Baileys have lived the entire 40 years in the same and their three. home, the birthplace of John. John is a custodian at Meigs High School and Mrs. Bailey quilts as her hobby . OUR FRIEND, FERNE B. HAYMAN of East Letart will They are both acti.ve members of the F4ttwoods Methodist Holzer Medics! Center Thursday to undergo cataract Church. The Baileys commented ... the love of God and the s!lrgery Jan. 13. This will be Ferne's'second eye surgecy. With ch!lrch, their family and friends of the Flatwoods community her goes our best wishes for a speedy recovery with murh have been an inspiration of the many happy years we have had improved vision. together.'' · Congratulations and may you have many more. SPENDING HIS Ji'IRST Christmas at home in 18 years was Ira Ray Butch~r. h~ wife and children Pal, Pam, Mike and Paula of Jacksonville Beach, Fla. The family spent II WARD ASSIGNED Bronze Star Medal and four days here with Margaret. PORTLAND Army awards of the Army ComSergeant Major Frank J . mendation Me(lai. . 19 '1 SAUSAGE ...·. ...... ~ lb. . HEADQUARTERS FOR PRESCRIPTION DRUG NEEDS. Plus a 'Drug Store Plus' with a wid~ variety of home ;Jnd and supplies. Aavorite 16 oz. 'aREAD......... 4. '1 FOR CHESRI, OHIO WI~ JAKE & MID GAUL • : - - - - - - - - - -... Hkhard son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gallia prodUction, Devil's Dbciple. Nease fs a graduate student at SPC w1th his field of specialization in Guidance. • • . ~;r:~t:b~~~:.~d Conlin~::: good life for our ancestors AS we prepare for 1976, we'd like io remind readers the Times-Sentinel's annual economic survey 1~. scheduled Sunday, Jan . 25. We p1an to have new figures on buSiness, in~ dustrial, and agricultural activities during the past12 months and an outlook on 1976 prospects. You may recall that 12 months ago, the local economy moved ahead for the lith straight year. The picture may not be as bright this past year, bu\ we'll not know for sure until all reports are in. Early Hoover Celebrity 11· with Powermatic Nozzle indica1ions reveal GalHa 's overall economic climate was better during 1975 than that of !he Buckeye State and across ·the country. · +++ MRS. Elsie Neal of Gallipolis received word over the holidays· that former GAHS football and basketball coach, Lottie Myers and wife Helen Gilbert Myers became grandparents for the first time on Christmas Day. Myers, who is still teaching ai Reynoldsburg , coached championship teams here in football(1931-32) and basketball ( 19311-39). Their daughter,Mrs. James Ford, of 2315 Zollinger Rd., Columbus, had a son, on'Dec. 25. Named James Lawrence, after his grandfather, the infant weighed seven pounds and eight ounces. Lottie and Helen reside al 1466 College Hill Drfve, Columbus. 43;l:!l . 1Jo~~ Peak h.p. 1]@ +++ Qt. bag! .tr• k<'' ".~ FORTY years ago, on New Year's Day, Mr. and Mrs. Olin RU!:sell, Rt. I, Bidwell (Morgan Twp.) won a year's subscription to the Daily Tribune for having the first Gallia County baby of 1936." It was a daughter, born at12:45 a.m. on New..Year 's Day. She was named Frances Marie . Today; she's Mrs. FrancesHersman, ·Rl. I, Bidwell. She has two daughters, POMEROY ~ Burdell Biack, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, ha s been named head elder of the Pomeroy Seventh-day Ad· ventist Church whe11 mem- bers voted their new slate of officers for 1976. Black will be lay assistant to the minister. s chool superi ntendent ll ._. . S3057 , ,,p.~.,.,_ ~ Complete With Attachments Jan.l,l958. She is now Mrs. Paul Cremeens. Burdell Black elected head church elder ft: ·~ .: · - ~ and believe it or not , one, Robin, was lxtrn on New Year's Day . is Clara Mcintyre, RD Minersville. All church offi ces are filled by democratic election with the exception of pastor, who • All Steel Agitator · Steel Beater Bars e Replaceable. Brushes • Adapts to any carpet ~utomati~ally • 3-Position Handle •.. so easy to steer! .., is assigned by the Ohio Confere nce of Seventh-day Adventists headquartered in I r • Edge:cteaning Suction Power Mount V~rnOn. Pastor of the Pomeroy church is Gerard j ' Cleans carpets, bare floors, draperies, furniture Seton. • Actual Horsepower m:~y vary in occo rdance with normal m•nufacturingcoltumces. !.79 VCMA R•tino) 'Other· top officers named are Robert Lipscomb, Mason. head de8con, an d Effie Black, .Route 3, Pomeroy , A thought for the day: Irish poet James stephens said, head deaconess. Each will have three as...,istantc; in the because they know less and office of deacon or deacoress. The church clerk is Adalene France, Rutland,' a -- "Women are wiser than .ITien ....... . . ....... .... .. un~ers.tand more." .... ' •• ' ' position she hr:~ s had se_v eral Sears Jan. 4th to Jan. 15th years. and the new Sabbatl\ • GALUPOUS . - Rhonda Kay Dovenbarger wa s honored on her seventh birth· day Dec. 15. A party was given by her parents, Roland and Shirley Dovenbarger. F.ourth Ave. Her two sisters, Regina and Rebecca and brother Mark also helped with t~e party. . Decorations of yellow, blue • .. and pink were featured . · . • . •· '1 Games were played and gifts , 'L, ~ were opened. Refreshments · •.DJ of a cake decorated as Raggedy Ann, ice cream, RHONDADOVENBARGER potato chips and pop were David Jr. and Wendy, Mr" served. and Mrs. Richard I'llllllps, · Guests included her and children Kimberly, grandparents, Mr. and · Mrs. Methany, Terry and Kevin. Homer Warren, cousins, Mr. arid Mrs. Mike Warren; Barbara Long and children for aII your · cleanI·ng . St:ARS, llOEIIlii:K ANU c:o. RE • SAVE 10°/o to 36% H<pr. irUte Yoor MASTER CHARGE Ca"rd 303 Upper River Road , acr-oss from Silver Bridge Plaza, Gallipolis Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 tilt, Sun. 1 til6 ' - - - - - \ i i e l toknaw us; you'll like us. ___....._ __, THE UNIFORM CENTER IS HAVING A . • Shags • Plushes ·• Loop Piles • Sculptured See actual carpet samples! SALE "/.,OFF ,wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan ~!arris and Mr. and Mrs . 'James Chadwell and Bryan. SMOCKS and TOPS White, Colen and Prints 1/ . ' .. . Joan of Arc F Quality PANTYHOSE .. iChristrnas evening were Mrs . ~FfiME MONDAY, JAN. 5, 1976 (Instead of Sll., Jin. 3) : "f..H TRACTOR CERTIFICATION PROGRAM" Thereon Johnson, Roy GALUPOUS - Yooth under 16 and employers who ex· Miller, Rex Shenefield, Joe pect to hire them should be aware of the federal regulations Bailey. supervisors; Boy,d that govern employment of youth 14 and 15 years of age in Ruth, district concertain liazardous agricultural occupations. servationist, and Leota Y.outh seeking employment off the family-<>perat,ed farm Young, district secretary will •during 1976 must hold a Certificate of Exemption, or be in attend from the Meigs Soil violation of Federal regulations. The law requires a specific and Water Conservation training program for these youth working in certain District. The meeting will be agricultural occupations off the family farm . Employers ' highlighted by a legislator.' hiring youth that are not certified are subject to a penalty fine . breakfast and the '!!'nual · The regulation is designed to curb youth accidents and recognition banquet. fatalities. Certification programs can. bj: .offered by the f..H program of the Cooperation Extension Service or Vocational Discussions Involving land Agriculture departments. The past couple of years the cer- use rights, Federal and State lification progra,m has not been conducted. because there has approaches to agricultural been no youth expressrng an mterest and 11 will only_he c~n- -..-;JOint-and . non-point source dueled this year In the f..H program if there are youth In· pollullon, pesticide use and . terested. If you kno"': of youth who are u~er 16 and plan to control, taxation aecording to seek employment With local farmers!}' if you know _local Jan~ use , new conservation farmers who plan to employ youth under 16, 1t would be w•s_eto technology and legislative encourage them to find out more about federal regulahoos proposals will be at the top or governing employment of youth. the program. The regulations are briefly, for youth 14 to 15 years old to be employed in the operation of a lann tractor in e.xcess ono•~ . ~.F.-e:-:ao;l~ ur::-c ed speakers will horsepower and certain machinery, they must complete 20 include Robert w. Teater, hours of instruction and successfully pass two standard · Director, Ohio Department of written tests and a skill examination Involving a tractor and Natural ResOurces; Robert certain farm machinery. Grieser, Chairman, Ohio Soil On completion of the training program, youth are issued a and water Conservation U.S. Department of Labor "Certificate of Training" which is commission; Colonel Scott B. signed by the county Extension Agent, Agriculture. A copy of .Smith, Corp of Engiqeers; this certificate Is to be given to the employer at the time of Russell Train, Director, U.S. initial employment. The employer keeps his certificate copy in Environmental Protection his files and Is requ,ired to further instruct the youth on the safe Agency; Ned Williams, and proper operation of equipment to be used. Also, he will Director, Ohio EPA; John check o~ have his representative check the youth's safety at Stackhouse, Director , Ohio least during mid.ffiorning, noon and mid-afternoon. Department of Agriculture; Occupations in agriculture particularly hazardous for Floyd Heft, Chief, Division of youth include operating or assisting in the operation of such Soil and Water Districts, mac!Unery as corn picker, grain COU)bine, feed grinder, crop ODNR; Glover Triplett, dryer, or posthole digger. Also, working a yard, pen or stall Extension · Agronomist; occupying a bull, boar, stud horse, sow with suckling pigs or a Layton Hammond, J?ike cow with newborn calf is considered hazardous . Further SWCD Supervisor; Clayton restrictions prohibit employment oi Y.9.YIQ..\~ . re~ing limber, oman , Hancock SWCD working from a ladder at a height over 20 feet and handling or Supervisor; Gene Abertransporting anhydrous anunonia . cromble , Chairman, Ohio For more information about the hazardous occupations in . Tax Commission;· Charles agriculture and employmen}ofyouthunder 16, give usa call at Kurfess , Representallve; · the Extension Office. Let us know of any youth that might be Kenneth Cox, Slate Dean Interested in the f..H Tractor Certification program. After we Represent~ tive; get the names of interested individuals, we will contact them . Simeral, Ohio Farm Bureau and let them know when the first meeting will be. If you want Federation ; Ray Holland, more information about the hazardous occupations in Cily Engineer, Englewood, Agriculture and employment of youth underl6 years give us a Ohio ; and Calvin Kiracofe, call at the Extension Office. We are located ln the Courthouse Past President , Ohio and our phone number is· 446-4612, extension 32. ·Federation of Soil and Water Conservation Distri,c ts . among others. GREAT BEND - Mrs. Bertha Wolfe, Ilk and Mrs. Charles Harris, Mr. and Mrs. ,Wyatt Chadwell Mr. and Mrs. James Chadwell and Bryan were Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan ·Harris at Reedsville . Mr. and Mrs. David Sayre and granddaughter. Mrs . Peggy Gregory, were 'evening dinner guests of Mr. . and Mrs. Ike Jackson. Olbers visiting in the Jackson home SAVE AS MUCH AS II OPEN.NG BY FRED J. DEEL Gallla Couniy f..H Extension Agent over holidays llances 50% SPC's Winter Quarter drama ;JO'll!lllll r:l;'d County conservationists will here. Everything is pointing toward a grateful comallend tho Ohio•Federation of memoralion of the 200th anniversary of the founding of the Soil and Water Conservation greatest country and the most successful experiment in living Districts' 3310:1 Annual · the world has ever experienced. It h•s problems, but Meeling at the Colwnbus Americans have managed to cope with problems the past two Hilton l!ln Jan. 13-15. centuries. There's no reason to doubt we can't solve our Families visit Quality Furni,ure Gaul's Shake Haven sc'le<:lcd as a cas! member in Ne~ sc. POJheroy , Ohio has been ~ JANUARY CLEARANCE A Wa siL Scallic Pacific College has S~~ATJLE , ! Birthday observed WATCH FOR OUR NOTICE I . l)uuglas Nease. Route 3, ! ·Dateline . . Ward, whose sister, Iva L. HAS NEW MINISTER MADE 275 RUNS Lawrance, lives on Route I, • . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. . MIDDLEPORT --, The RACINE ...: The Racine ER has been assigned ' as an BradfQI'd Church of Christ squall made' 275 runs last · opera lions, serg~anl in has a new minister. He is year. 31 of them in Decem- Headquarters Battery of the Jack Perry, Sr., a senior at her. The squad traveled 1,097 3rd Armored Vision ArtiUery Kentucky Christian College, miles and served 124 man in Hanau, Germany. He ADON · who wiD be serving the , hours. They·. will me.e t entered the Army Jn May .ch!lrch on weekends until Monday, Jan. · 12, Jo Ann 1005, served in Vietnam, and graduation in May when he Tuttle announced. holds ·three awards or. the and his wife, Kitty will move to Meigs County. • AND TWO CAUS ANSWERED MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Emergency SqUid answered two calls Friday. At 4:38 p.m., the ~quad ,;ent to 681 Grant St. for Elizabeth Jackson, who was ill. She was taken to Velel'llll Memorial Hoepllal: when she na admitted. At 11 :02 p.m., the ~quad went to ·Route 2 Cheslllre for Charles Lemley, lll from over· medle~~t1011 . He was talt:en to Veterans Memorial Hospital. .. W e dding and engagement notices lor the Sunday Times-Sentinel must be In out hands by 12 noon on the Thursday preceding publication. Information may be turn~d In or mailed to the Gallipolis Dally Tribune or· Pomeroy ·Dally Sentinel. Engagement and wedding fOrins are also avaJlable on request. · enter I County MON.-SAT. IN IJI\AMA att,.::~-~:~, B::::~:. :·:::;,.,_ .......,. one Now,¥acuu System. The STORE HOURS r---------------~-~------1 Meigs will Gallia prndul'c "Ca rnival of AuimCjls, '' broadcast " Rhapsod)· in Blue," lwur · long culur special " Variations on I Got features the two-piano works · Rhythm ," "Second Rhap - ufSa int ...~ens, Brahms, Bizet sody" and the · "Cuban and Milhaud ., For this Overture" Five from NE1\S~; 16 oz. KIDNEY BEANS.••••• FOR· PENSIONS RAISED t PHII..ADELPHIA - An 8 pel, increase in monthly rates and a f300 Increase in annual income limits lilr Veterans Actmlnlsll'atioo pensl""'rs, ~ffecUve Jan. I, has been Signed Into law by President FQI'd. The action paralleb a ~mllar Increase In social kcurity benefits effected list ~une. Recipients Include 'bout one mil''"" ve'·11'ans and 1.8 milli· veterans' survivors, receiving VA pensions. . . . /3 OFF I MATERNI~ES • Slacb, Tops, Long & Short Dresses . .' ' ~· 1J'aOF_ F All WINTER ROBES AND GOWNS YJ OFF :J Call or Visit Sears SCARFS, GLOVES• AND OlHER MISCEllANEOUS . . ITEM~ '-·-·•liM S.CIInd Aw:"' __ _. ________ •Gelllpolls> Ohio-·- · · I SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE SatU/~tion • Guaranteed or Your Money Back 446-2770 SiiWlr Bridge Plaza Call Our Carpet' Expert Aslt lor Charlie Brown '· �' 10 ~ TheSWidayTimes -Senlinei.Swldav.Jan. 4. 1976 Piani$tS perfqrming .Wedn:esday GALLIPOLIS -- The Tri- easily wc1rks into :ttl\' ~ · .. fwC'rt CHunty Community Concert situation. Frances · Veri t.~ntl Mkh<:tel Association will present the seeundprogram in Its current .Juwanis 111ade un in1975-76 concert series at 8 lroduclion to the rec(lrding the world wilh the first recorded auditorium of lhe G~ •llia p.m. Wednesday in performances of Gersh. ~in's Academy High School in Gallipolis . Featured performers will be lhepianoduo, Veri and Jamanis. According to reports, Frances Veri and Michael Jamanis in recent years have brought youthful exuberance and refreshing vitality to the present generation of • American duo-pianists . 011 Oct . 8, 1970, they made !heir New York City debut in Alica Tully Hall, Uncoln Center, to an enthuslastic audience which rewarded their persla~ding formance with a ovation. Ve.ri and Jamanis mel . when they were scholarship II - Tho Sunday Time~'St'ntinel,Sunday, Jan. 4,1\176 pro~-:rmi1. In December, 1973, they l'tlllrhiru•tl tht•ir la lo-t •'" 'wilh itttur Hans Cnnril'd to nati un~lly uver the Public Broadcasting: f in their 8 AM·lO PM telecas t, Veri ami Jamanis reeei ved na lion a I com. mendations fur· e xcellence in original versions. Also fealured on these three records is a fine selection uf cultural programming . . French music and the piano Time ami again crilics who rags of Scott Joplin, whose describe a Veri and Jmnanis music has become so popular performance point out the afler bein~ used in the motion artistic and technical picture, "The Sling ." • s trengths of each player's While recording albwns is individua l performance, something all artists strive lo while at the same lime noting du, Veri and Jamanis have 110w perfectly each pianist even surpassed this endeavor complements the other at the with their first tele_vision double keyboard . JO A.M.-10 P.M. SUNDAY 298 .SECOND ST. POMEROY, OHIO Prices EffeCtive Thru Jan. 10, 1976 s tudents of the eminent teacher , the late James Friskin al New York's famed Juilliard School. As fellow se niors, they elected to form • a two-piano learn, the result of which was marriage and' a· ' profe ss ional /J.nrk Lou Landon ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. Cllarles R. Landon, Heather St., a-own City, announce the engagement and approaching rnarrjage of their daughter, Uncia Loll, lo Dwight D. Bllrcham, son of Mr .. and Mrs. John H. Bllrcham of.. Rl. 7, Miller. The bride-to.be, a graduate of Huntinglon East High School in Huntinglon, W. Va., Is employed at Gateway Supennarket in Q-own City. A graduate of Fairland High School in Proctorville, the groom Is also employed at the Gateway Supermarket. The wedding will be an event of Feb. 14, 7:30p.m. at the O!esapeake United Methodist Church, O!eS&peake, with the Rev. William Powers officiating. The custom of open church will be oll<!erved. Community By Charle11e Corner Hoeflich POMEROY -Some people have all the fun • Take Rio Grande freshman .Phil Ohlinger. Did you know that just a couple of days before Christmas he returned from the Bahamas, Andros !sland. Phil was one of a class from Rio Grande who went ' there Dec. 15 for field study in outdoor living and education , marine and vertibrate zoology. We should be so lucky - competition were aWarded the Waller Damrosch Memori•l Scholarship "to study in Fontainebleu, AND THEN THERE'S Jeff Gibbs' wife. She's a beyer.for Lazarus who in a couple.ofweeks will leave for Hong Kong and with the in- lernalionally known pianists, Robert Casadesus and his wife, Gaby: Since the duo-piano leani of Veri and Jamanis was . fortheir. concerts have been characterized by a med, performing style thai caplures and holds an audience fr om the first note to the final ovation. Their mastery of piano ensemble techniques and interpretation of twopiano literatlU'e glve tv an audience a blend of precision and musicality rarely found in a piano duo. They ate al home with l!'pth lhe classics and contemporary works, and their varied repertoire Ballards Whole Hog DUO-PIANISTS COMING - ·veri 'and Jamanis, a piano duo, will perform Wednesday for the second program of the 1975-76 Tri.County Community Conc.e rt Association. The concert will begin at 8 p.m. in the Gallia Academy High School auditorium. ... Katie's Korner t THEN THERE'S Lt. Dallas Blevins, Jr. In another week he and his wife will be offforfive or six months In Italy. You're right, it isn't exactly a vacatioo for Dallas since he Is being sent there by the U.S. Navy. But with his wife there with him, ,• there's sure to be Urne for looking around. • Incidentally, the two were home from Jacksonville, Fla. for Christmas with the family including Joan Blevins, home from Holzer where she's a second year student nurse. duo-piano care-er. Early in 1969 the couple received grants, and through ·France, By Katie Crow POMEROY -Members of Racine's Emergency Squad, 'in . memory of the late Walter Cleland, hope to build a new emergency building. Mr. Cleland served as chief and secretary-treasurer for 25 years and it was his desire to erect a new buUding. Members plan to start the memorial fund dri.ve soon. The squad does not have a building and it Is necessary.for them to use the. fire station for their meetings. be there three or fo!lr weeks selecting merchandise. She w,ill be traveling with other buyers. Jeff and his wife were herelover the holidays to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gibbs, as were their son, Dr. William E. Gibbs, his wife, who, in· cldenlaUy will complete her master's in home economics this summer, and their children, Sarah Beth and Greg, Orange· FLORA JONES BAILEY, Middleport, is a patient at ~ burg, S. C. Among the other holidaY · callers we~ Dale Holzer Medics! Center. She sustained a broken shoulder and Richards and son, Brad, Lancaater. .leg the day after Christmas. ' :.-· She certainly woUld appreciate hearing from friends and WHILE U.S. NAVY DR. AND MRS. GENE Crooks an«r- neighbors.Cardsmaybesenttoherincareofthe hospital.f!er their two sons, John, five and Mark, three, just a few weeks room nwnber I~ 308. · ago returned from six months in Scotland, and before that three years in Japan, they are now anticipating a tour of duty MR. AND .MRS. JOHN BAILEY, Flatwoods, Rt. 3, · in Spain. . . Pomeroy, wlll observe·their 40th wedding anniversary today . Right nQJV, however, they are in Charleston, S. C. but for The couple was married Jan. 4, 1936 by the Rev. Clarence how loog, they're not sure. If Gene's assignment to Spain is six Swearinger at the Middleport Methodist Parsonage. The mooths or more, then his family will accompany him there, couple are the Rarents of three children, Mrs. Max (Joyce) and they are all looking forward to that. Robinette, Rushville, Ohio; Mrs. Roger (Darlene) Buckley , Gene and Nancy and the children were here for Christmas RD, Pomeroy, and Greg Bailey, RD, Minersville. They also with his parents,llir. and Mrs. Walter Crooks, Jeannette and · have seven grandchildren, Dan ·Thomas and their children, and Eddie and Judy Crooks The Baileys have lived the entire 40 years in the same and their three. home, the birthplace of John. John is a custodian at Meigs High School and Mrs. Bailey quilts as her hobby . OUR FRIEND, FERNE B. HAYMAN of East Letart will They are both acti.ve members of the F4ttwoods Methodist Holzer Medics! Center Thursday to undergo cataract Church. The Baileys commented ... the love of God and the s!lrgery Jan. 13. This will be Ferne's'second eye surgecy. With ch!lrch, their family and friends of the Flatwoods community her goes our best wishes for a speedy recovery with murh have been an inspiration of the many happy years we have had improved vision. together.'' · Congratulations and may you have many more. SPENDING HIS Ji'IRST Christmas at home in 18 years was Ira Ray Butch~r. h~ wife and children Pal, Pam, Mike and Paula of Jacksonville Beach, Fla. The family spent II WARD ASSIGNED Bronze Star Medal and four days here with Margaret. PORTLAND Army awards of the Army ComSergeant Major Frank J . mendation Me(lai. . 19 '1 SAUSAGE ...·. ...... ~ lb. . HEADQUARTERS FOR PRESCRIPTION DRUG NEEDS. Plus a 'Drug Store Plus' with a wid~ variety of home ;Jnd and supplies. Aavorite 16 oz. 'aREAD......... 4. '1 FOR CHESRI, OHIO WI~ JAKE & MID GAUL • : - - - - - - - - - -... Hkhard son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gallia prodUction, Devil's Dbciple. Nease fs a graduate student at SPC w1th his field of specialization in Guidance. • • . ~;r:~t:b~~~:.~d Conlin~::: good life for our ancestors AS we prepare for 1976, we'd like io remind readers the Times-Sentinel's annual economic survey 1~. scheduled Sunday, Jan . 25. We p1an to have new figures on buSiness, in~ dustrial, and agricultural activities during the past12 months and an outlook on 1976 prospects. You may recall that 12 months ago, the local economy moved ahead for the lith straight year. The picture may not be as bright this past year, bu\ we'll not know for sure until all reports are in. Early Hoover Celebrity 11· with Powermatic Nozzle indica1ions reveal GalHa 's overall economic climate was better during 1975 than that of !he Buckeye State and across ·the country. · +++ MRS. Elsie Neal of Gallipolis received word over the holidays· that former GAHS football and basketball coach, Lottie Myers and wife Helen Gilbert Myers became grandparents for the first time on Christmas Day. Myers, who is still teaching ai Reynoldsburg , coached championship teams here in football(1931-32) and basketball ( 19311-39). Their daughter,Mrs. James Ford, of 2315 Zollinger Rd., Columbus, had a son, on'Dec. 25. Named James Lawrence, after his grandfather, the infant weighed seven pounds and eight ounces. Lottie and Helen reside al 1466 College Hill Drfve, Columbus. 43;l:!l . 1Jo~~ Peak h.p. 1]@ +++ Qt. bag! .tr• k<'' ".~ FORTY years ago, on New Year's Day, Mr. and Mrs. Olin RU!:sell, Rt. I, Bidwell (Morgan Twp.) won a year's subscription to the Daily Tribune for having the first Gallia County baby of 1936." It was a daughter, born at12:45 a.m. on New..Year 's Day. She was named Frances Marie . Today; she's Mrs. FrancesHersman, ·Rl. I, Bidwell. She has two daughters, POMEROY ~ Burdell Biack, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, ha s been named head elder of the Pomeroy Seventh-day Ad· ventist Church whe11 mem- bers voted their new slate of officers for 1976. Black will be lay assistant to the minister. s chool superi ntendent ll ._. . S3057 , ,,p.~.,.,_ ~ Complete With Attachments Jan.l,l958. She is now Mrs. Paul Cremeens. Burdell Black elected head church elder ft: ·~ .: · - ~ and believe it or not , one, Robin, was lxtrn on New Year's Day . is Clara Mcintyre, RD Minersville. All church offi ces are filled by democratic election with the exception of pastor, who • All Steel Agitator · Steel Beater Bars e Replaceable. Brushes • Adapts to any carpet ~utomati~ally • 3-Position Handle •.. so easy to steer! .., is assigned by the Ohio Confere nce of Seventh-day Adventists headquartered in I r • Edge:cteaning Suction Power Mount V~rnOn. Pastor of the Pomeroy church is Gerard j ' Cleans carpets, bare floors, draperies, furniture Seton. • Actual Horsepower m:~y vary in occo rdance with normal m•nufacturingcoltumces. !.79 VCMA R•tino) 'Other· top officers named are Robert Lipscomb, Mason. head de8con, an d Effie Black, .Route 3, Pomeroy , A thought for the day: Irish poet James stephens said, head deaconess. Each will have three as...,istantc; in the because they know less and office of deacon or deacoress. The church clerk is Adalene France, Rutland,' a -- "Women are wiser than .ITien ....... . . ....... .... .. un~ers.tand more." .... ' •• ' ' position she hr:~ s had se_v eral Sears Jan. 4th to Jan. 15th years. and the new Sabbatl\ • GALUPOUS . - Rhonda Kay Dovenbarger wa s honored on her seventh birth· day Dec. 15. A party was given by her parents, Roland and Shirley Dovenbarger. F.ourth Ave. Her two sisters, Regina and Rebecca and brother Mark also helped with t~e party. . Decorations of yellow, blue • .. and pink were featured . · . • . •· '1 Games were played and gifts , 'L, ~ were opened. Refreshments · •.DJ of a cake decorated as Raggedy Ann, ice cream, RHONDADOVENBARGER potato chips and pop were David Jr. and Wendy, Mr" served. and Mrs. Richard I'llllllps, · Guests included her and children Kimberly, grandparents, Mr. and · Mrs. Methany, Terry and Kevin. Homer Warren, cousins, Mr. arid Mrs. Mike Warren; Barbara Long and children for aII your · cleanI·ng . St:ARS, llOEIIlii:K ANU c:o. RE • SAVE 10°/o to 36% H<pr. irUte Yoor MASTER CHARGE Ca"rd 303 Upper River Road , acr-oss from Silver Bridge Plaza, Gallipolis Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 tilt, Sun. 1 til6 ' - - - - - \ i i e l toknaw us; you'll like us. ___....._ __, THE UNIFORM CENTER IS HAVING A . • Shags • Plushes ·• Loop Piles • Sculptured See actual carpet samples! SALE "/.,OFF ,wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan ~!arris and Mr. and Mrs . 'James Chadwell and Bryan. SMOCKS and TOPS White, Colen and Prints 1/ . ' .. . Joan of Arc F Quality PANTYHOSE .. iChristrnas evening were Mrs . ~FfiME MONDAY, JAN. 5, 1976 (Instead of Sll., Jin. 3) : "f..H TRACTOR CERTIFICATION PROGRAM" Thereon Johnson, Roy GALUPOUS - Yooth under 16 and employers who ex· Miller, Rex Shenefield, Joe pect to hire them should be aware of the federal regulations Bailey. supervisors; Boy,d that govern employment of youth 14 and 15 years of age in Ruth, district concertain liazardous agricultural occupations. servationist, and Leota Y.outh seeking employment off the family-<>perat,ed farm Young, district secretary will •during 1976 must hold a Certificate of Exemption, or be in attend from the Meigs Soil violation of Federal regulations. The law requires a specific and Water Conservation training program for these youth working in certain District. The meeting will be agricultural occupations off the family farm . Employers ' highlighted by a legislator.' hiring youth that are not certified are subject to a penalty fine . breakfast and the '!!'nual · The regulation is designed to curb youth accidents and recognition banquet. fatalities. Certification programs can. bj: .offered by the f..H program of the Cooperation Extension Service or Vocational Discussions Involving land Agriculture departments. The past couple of years the cer- use rights, Federal and State lification progra,m has not been conducted. because there has approaches to agricultural been no youth expressrng an mterest and 11 will only_he c~n- -..-;JOint-and . non-point source dueled this year In the f..H program if there are youth In· pollullon, pesticide use and . terested. If you kno"': of youth who are u~er 16 and plan to control, taxation aecording to seek employment With local farmers!}' if you know _local Jan~ use , new conservation farmers who plan to employ youth under 16, 1t would be w•s_eto technology and legislative encourage them to find out more about federal regulahoos proposals will be at the top or governing employment of youth. the program. The regulations are briefly, for youth 14 to 15 years old to be employed in the operation of a lann tractor in e.xcess ono•~ . ~.F.-e:-:ao;l~ ur::-c ed speakers will horsepower and certain machinery, they must complete 20 include Robert w. Teater, hours of instruction and successfully pass two standard · Director, Ohio Department of written tests and a skill examination Involving a tractor and Natural ResOurces; Robert certain farm machinery. Grieser, Chairman, Ohio Soil On completion of the training program, youth are issued a and water Conservation U.S. Department of Labor "Certificate of Training" which is commission; Colonel Scott B. signed by the county Extension Agent, Agriculture. A copy of .Smith, Corp of Engiqeers; this certificate Is to be given to the employer at the time of Russell Train, Director, U.S. initial employment. The employer keeps his certificate copy in Environmental Protection his files and Is requ,ired to further instruct the youth on the safe Agency; Ned Williams, and proper operation of equipment to be used. Also, he will Director, Ohio EPA; John check o~ have his representative check the youth's safety at Stackhouse, Director , Ohio least during mid.ffiorning, noon and mid-afternoon. Department of Agriculture; Occupations in agriculture particularly hazardous for Floyd Heft, Chief, Division of youth include operating or assisting in the operation of such Soil and Water Districts, mac!Unery as corn picker, grain COU)bine, feed grinder, crop ODNR; Glover Triplett, dryer, or posthole digger. Also, working a yard, pen or stall Extension · Agronomist; occupying a bull, boar, stud horse, sow with suckling pigs or a Layton Hammond, J?ike cow with newborn calf is considered hazardous . Further SWCD Supervisor; Clayton restrictions prohibit employment oi Y.9.YIQ..\~ . re~ing limber, oman , Hancock SWCD working from a ladder at a height over 20 feet and handling or Supervisor; Gene Abertransporting anhydrous anunonia . cromble , Chairman, Ohio For more information about the hazardous occupations in . Tax Commission;· Charles agriculture and employmen}ofyouthunder 16, give usa call at Kurfess , Representallve; · the Extension Office. Let us know of any youth that might be Kenneth Cox, Slate Dean Interested in the f..H Tractor Certification program. After we Represent~ tive; get the names of interested individuals, we will contact them . Simeral, Ohio Farm Bureau and let them know when the first meeting will be. If you want Federation ; Ray Holland, more information about the hazardous occupations in Cily Engineer, Englewood, Agriculture and employment of youth underl6 years give us a Ohio ; and Calvin Kiracofe, call at the Extension Office. We are located ln the Courthouse Past President , Ohio and our phone number is· 446-4612, extension 32. ·Federation of Soil and Water Conservation Distri,c ts . among others. GREAT BEND - Mrs. Bertha Wolfe, Ilk and Mrs. Charles Harris, Mr. and Mrs. ,Wyatt Chadwell Mr. and Mrs. James Chadwell and Bryan were Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan ·Harris at Reedsville . Mr. and Mrs. David Sayre and granddaughter. Mrs . Peggy Gregory, were 'evening dinner guests of Mr. . and Mrs. Ike Jackson. Olbers visiting in the Jackson home SAVE AS MUCH AS II OPEN.NG BY FRED J. DEEL Gallla Couniy f..H Extension Agent over holidays llances 50% SPC's Winter Quarter drama ;JO'll!lllll r:l;'d County conservationists will here. Everything is pointing toward a grateful comallend tho Ohio•Federation of memoralion of the 200th anniversary of the founding of the Soil and Water Conservation greatest country and the most successful experiment in living Districts' 3310:1 Annual · the world has ever experienced. It h•s problems, but Meeling at the Colwnbus Americans have managed to cope with problems the past two Hilton l!ln Jan. 13-15. centuries. There's no reason to doubt we can't solve our Families visit Quality Furni,ure Gaul's Shake Haven sc'le<:lcd as a cas! member in Ne~ sc. POJheroy , Ohio has been ~ JANUARY CLEARANCE A Wa siL Scallic Pacific College has S~~ATJLE , ! Birthday observed WATCH FOR OUR NOTICE I . l)uuglas Nease. Route 3, ! ·Dateline . . Ward, whose sister, Iva L. HAS NEW MINISTER MADE 275 RUNS Lawrance, lives on Route I, • . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. . MIDDLEPORT --, The RACINE ...: The Racine ER has been assigned ' as an BradfQI'd Church of Christ squall made' 275 runs last · opera lions, serg~anl in has a new minister. He is year. 31 of them in Decem- Headquarters Battery of the Jack Perry, Sr., a senior at her. The squad traveled 1,097 3rd Armored Vision ArtiUery Kentucky Christian College, miles and served 124 man in Hanau, Germany. He ADON · who wiD be serving the , hours. They·. will me.e t entered the Army Jn May .ch!lrch on weekends until Monday, Jan. · 12, Jo Ann 1005, served in Vietnam, and graduation in May when he Tuttle announced. holds ·three awards or. the and his wife, Kitty will move to Meigs County. • AND TWO CAUS ANSWERED MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Emergency SqUid answered two calls Friday. At 4:38 p.m., the ~quad ,;ent to 681 Grant St. for Elizabeth Jackson, who was ill. She was taken to Velel'llll Memorial Hoepllal: when she na admitted. At 11 :02 p.m., the ~quad went to ·Route 2 Cheslllre for Charles Lemley, lll from over· medle~~t1011 . He was talt:en to Veterans Memorial Hospital. .. W e dding and engagement notices lor the Sunday Times-Sentinel must be In out hands by 12 noon on the Thursday preceding publication. Information may be turn~d In or mailed to the Gallipolis Dally Tribune or· Pomeroy ·Dally Sentinel. Engagement and wedding fOrins are also avaJlable on request. · enter I County MON.-SAT. IN IJI\AMA att,.::~-~:~, B::::~:. :·:::;,.,_ .......,. one Now,¥acuu System. The STORE HOURS r---------------~-~------1 Meigs will Gallia prndul'c "Ca rnival of AuimCjls, '' broadcast " Rhapsod)· in Blue," lwur · long culur special " Variations on I Got features the two-piano works · Rhythm ," "Second Rhap - ufSa int ...~ens, Brahms, Bizet sody" and the · "Cuban and Milhaud ., For this Overture" Five from NE1\S~; 16 oz. KIDNEY BEANS.••••• FOR· PENSIONS RAISED t PHII..ADELPHIA - An 8 pel, increase in monthly rates and a f300 Increase in annual income limits lilr Veterans Actmlnlsll'atioo pensl""'rs, ~ffecUve Jan. I, has been Signed Into law by President FQI'd. The action paralleb a ~mllar Increase In social kcurity benefits effected list ~une. Recipients Include 'bout one mil''"" ve'·11'ans and 1.8 milli· veterans' survivors, receiving VA pensions. . . . /3 OFF I MATERNI~ES • Slacb, Tops, Long & Short Dresses . .' ' ~· 1J'aOF_ F All WINTER ROBES AND GOWNS YJ OFF :J Call or Visit Sears SCARFS, GLOVES• AND OlHER MISCEllANEOUS . . ITEM~ '-·-·•liM S.CIInd Aw:"' __ _. ________ •Gelllpolls> Ohio-·- · · I SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE SatU/~tion • Guaranteed or Your Money Back 446-2770 SiiWlr Bridge Plaza Call Our Carpet' Expert Aslt lor Charlie Brown '· �; • 13 - The Stmday Times- S.:ntinel, ~unli"Y , ,IBn. ; , t976 _12_- The Swtday Times- Scntim•l Rw11lav, .Jan 1. 197B r- ------~------------------ ~ ' ;f~·:·:~:;:::::;:;::~::;:;:;::::::::::::=:~:=::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:::::::~:;:;:;: ;:;:;:;:::::::::::;:;:;.;.;:;:;:;.;.;.;:;:::;:;:;;;:;:;.;:;:;::~;~; ~i[ Hea~ings asked \ (, Alco1tolic, drug abuse servi~~s begun six years ago POMEI~OY :·:· proJ~Im.llcly s1x. SOUTII POINT T he South Point AssO<:iation of member Pete M(·K{·e tu for m Cl assroo m reins tating Teac h e rs (SPAC'I'), repre scntin~ some 80 teachers (ired <.t Uoartl majority in favor u( teachers. lh~ Bu t fired M c Kee i<~sl spring, a resigned Thursday, throwing written the board again lnto dcad lcx·k . The local board cann ot f ill Friday submitted request to the school bo;trd to contin ue termination hearings l or the tenchcrs. The board condut'lc d 12 hearings · las t year, but postponed the r est of th em in the seat i11 the next tc:n days following Jan . 1, but it mus t fill it wi thi n 30 days, accordin g to board attorney J . November after nn eJceUon Collier, Sr. If it does not fill which carried into 'orn ce tw1' - it wi thin 30 days, the county candidal.ols . backed by th e board must appoint th e filth fired teachers . mymber 1 Collier said. Those tw o Bernard Kinder and Vern on Mills were expected to join boarl! Sunday Tim as-Sentinel Publ ished every Sunday Va ll e y The Oh io by Publi!Shing Co . · n: GALLIPO LIS .,. . DA!LY TRIBUNE 825 Third Ave ., Gallipol is Ohio 4.5631. - ' Published ev er'Y we ek day even ing except Sat urd ay Sec ond Class Pos1 age Paid at G_allipotls , Otllo 45631. THE DAILY SE'NTtNEJ111 Court St ., Pomeroy a 45769 . Published every we'ek : day e ven t n~ except Sa tur . dav .. Enten~d as second ctBss ma.ll 1ng matter at Porneroy , Oh1o Post Office . By c arr i er dltil y and Sunday 75c per ·wcek . Motar r oute S3.25 per. rnonth . M AI L . SUBSCRIPT t O~ OA T ES The Gad tlpo,f is Da l l y Tr ibune in Ohio arrd We st Virginia one year $22. 00 ; six mon ths $11.50,· lhree month s S7 .Cl0 . Elsewhere $26.00 per year ; six months 1$13.50 ; three mon ths S7 .50 ; mo1or rout e S3 .25 monthly , 1 The Dally Sen tine l , one year S22 ._ 00 ; Si x months $11.50; three months S7 00 E lsewhere $ ~ 6 . 00 ; 'SiX monttts S1J .50; three rnonfhs $7.50 . The United Press I n,. tt>rl'1ationat is exclus i vely entitled t o the use for P!Jbl ication o f all news d1spatc:hes crediled to th e n ew spap ~ r and also the loca l news published herein . SPAC'I' President Leslie York sai d he believes the l>uafd c ann o t . cond uct ~usiness without a preSid ent. llut Collier said that although he has nol res('a rchcd the matter, he be l ieves th e pr esident of l ast year 's board - - Donald Fitzpatri ck · wou1d rem(-Jin prc~i dent unlil another is chosen. York contends M cKee i s still a board membet· because the board could nut offici ally accep t wi th out his resignation a president. Ap (ounty lomtn issi oncr5 years ago , S.-. id Re v . Perrin : , the Slate Oepnr tm Pnt of " Approxi mately six years He.llth . ope~ating through the ago the 5 t ale o f Ohio M c1gs County Healfh Dcp<Jr tm c nf of Health , . Department , es.t ab lished a oycrating thr ou gh the M eig s <.program of 1r eealcoholicalld County Hc.=. tth Dcpartrnenl, drugabuse· servic~ in Meigs establishedaprogri\mof fr ec .c~unty , the Rev . w. H . Perrin (1 1coholic and . drug abuse 5a l d Saturday . servi('cs In Mcig ~ County . In relat ing aspects of the Se rvic es provided under this progr~~m, th e R.ev. Mr . Perrin _Stale" sponsored and 5tate c l artfl~d Cl r cums~ances financed program include regard.mg an off er last. week cou_ n sc lin g, rcter r a l ~nd by an mdppendent, unoff icial tre~1 t me nt, a l l on the group of'. public co un seling profess ional level. During th e . serv 1ces 1n a letter to the past yea r , t.h~ State of Ohio M e ig s Co unty Board ol Depart ment ol Health has divided the coun ties o f o t1io i nto .eight regions, and has provrdcd for each r egion to be E-R CALI.ED well funded for provision of POME ROY The the services necessary for Pomeroy E-R squa·' was alcoholics ~nd drug abuser s. • u The Reg_ 1on 8 Council is <.:a lled to Chester Hoad at 7:09 composed of profe ssional <.1.111. Saturday for Mrs . n ary persons including physj cl ans, _ W lk h at t or n eys , tea c hers. ~ er w o was having t h,rst f!ti ni st ers, nu r ses, Pic . Pa llJS. She \-vas taken to Ra prcscn ta t ives to this Holzer Medical Center. At 10:44 " .m . f' t•iday, the squod went t.o 1637 Lin culq He·tghts for Virginia Ruwe, who was .~ '>o~ne t or socta l agenctes , 4. ~on ta c t source lor Alcoho l1cs Anonymous and Al.f'non . . . I' k5 . and Tf ·a?co socla servces_for c 1c .en t _and expedt~n t handtm9 ot problems whtch may anse ~r be preva lent to th~ alcohol 1c.'. and his fami l y . .6 .. ln~erv1c~ o~ drur. us~r ' hammg .. Publlc educa 10!' m I c .early det.ecfton, prevent 1on , treatmen t, and con t ro l of a lcoho l ism and drug abuse, and Teenage A l co ho l or Drug Abuse P~~g r<Jm . . 7. Emergency ass1st~nce 1 o ~t~e! It he phys l c~ I ' psyc o 1g 1ca. and-?r soc~c:t l needs of th ~ atcohpl 1c or drug us~r a n ddh 1S f ~ m t!Yp· · n us r1a . r og ram : Work_lng w i th bu$t~esses to P.ro~ t ~e al t c r~atlves to dtsetplmary ?ct 1on f~r t:m· ployees wllh dnnk1ng counci l from Meig!l County r.rc. Judqc ·Rober! E . Buck and l~ev . w. H. Perrin . "For mcmy years the Meig s Coun ty program , under the author i ty granted it by the Stat e ot Ohio, ha s prov id ed eve r y phase ot tre(! profe ssional cou!)~ l ing , reterr.1l service ond -.---tr etJt . meri t necess;;a ry for per-sons with alcohol or drug re !alcd problems . The se servicesiHC' now being expan<.led by the -Region 8 Counci l. Foll ow ing i s a resume of services available to citiJcn s of M eig s County : . " 1. Counse l ing for t he problem s w hi ch may Ar ise for t he alcoholi c or drug user i'nd his far'ni l y. "2. Educat ion __ films, pamphlets, lltq;ll ure, and lectures . on the early de t ection, prcvcn ti on, tr ea tment, and con tro l of alcoholism and drug abu se. ''3. Ref e rra l s to ap propriale professional per - 8 1 1 NOW YOU KNOW January:! i s the first da; of the year 1396 in the Moslem cal end ar. which dat es from M ohamm ed 's flight from Mecca to Medina. e ;, dd ' 1tlon or new of such servic es . . d rup rea e pro ems may ca l Rev . Perrin, Meigs Covnty Director, at 992-3214 . 992-3172, Veterans Memorial HospitaL P92 · 2104, or the Meigs Care Line. 992-7502 . rTehfeerMsu"cigs. caCials'"toLnlneo olwh. .,ttl :h agency in the count y. · " Hopefu lly , t he ln formation here provided wlll ~erve to clar i fy 1he isSue of the 'free counseli ng service' offered to the citizens of Meigs County .In a rece'ht letter to the Meigs County Commissioners . The -Com missioners ar e aware that such free services, conducted on the highest professional . level. duly authorized and funded by the State of Ohio Department of Health, have for years been an established fact ln Meigs County ." " Per~n1s~avlng 1 alcoholor ongoing development ot all sSoeruvt h '· c0e0s510a,n0d hp1r o_grams in 0 0 " In consideration of the fad th at the Community Mental Health Center , may soon close, the Region 8 Counci l recently provided fo r Jo Huntington 'to cOnduct co un se l ing ser.vlces at Veteran s Memorial Hospital. The Board of Directors' of the hospital has been I most ~~e:b~~:hfiv?t, i si~serhvelclpel.ngM, lsto, Huntinwon has earned her g:gc~eee ,o r ','n "c"odunseM11an ste_rs 01 9 Ohio University , and has had ~~r internship training under Region 8 program . · " In effect, the highest' leve l of pro fessiona l servic;es have for ye;,r s been avaiJable In e : - • • • • • • • • • • •. .;..;...;. ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~-..;~~• CLARA RODERICK GALLIPOLIS - Mr ~ . Cla. r .l p.m . on Monda( . Dt.:c . Gr~n t llospita · Columbus. She is sur\l ivcd by three s~s, Sa m ual W. RodPrkk . Gahanna ; Th om as Roderick ' fG, and R1chard cCovina R d , Cali · · o cnck, alllpotis . ond tt daughte r , Mr s. EliLnbelh ,; H r1us!i , Co l umbus ; 11111 •.--. J}randchddren , and 10 arual . grandch ildr en . She wa s pre ceded in rle;l1h by her hu sbnnd . ~.;Hn L1 .:1l W. Rod eri ck , in l9 71. runer J I serv.ices were held a t !he Eagen . Ryan Funerfl l Harm , Col umbus. Bu r i~ll w.-ls in $1 Joseph Cemetery , ·columbu ~ . VILO NA ·EL I ZABE T H FELLURE GALLIPOLIS Vl lona :. Elizabeth Fellur e, 9 J , a resident of Gall i po l is , died in ' H o l:ze r Medica l Center . ' ~r-ldrw even ina . She had been a Sa unders , Vinton; Mrs . frmncis l lil1a S lover. Gil ili po i !S ; Mr ., f=red .,. (Netomi) Dem.'\n, Thurman ; Mrs . T llomas (Er ma .) Wes t . L ~v'icAs t e r . •I r v in F eHu r e, Eur'cka Sl ar Ruute' and G · arrell Fellure , Northup ; 22 Qrandc.hlldren, i8 grea t Q~ctndchildren , and three grcnl great .gra ndc hi ldren . Sh~ wa s preceded In death b~· he r husband . A l va Fellure; one dn lJghtcr , Mrs. Jewell R ice , Si)( brott,{:rS and si ster's . -se ven half.brolhe rs and Si ster s, and four gr andchi ldren . ' Shf' was a membe1· of POMEROY - I take it by now , -ou ha\'e the holiday se;ison baubles tucked hack into storage and are getting on with the New Year. Students who have had a dandy Chris trna.'i \ '<ll'CHion will~ returning to classrooms tomorrow and !hal llorsn·r really ring joy up to the maximum in some instances. M <HI) ratr, let's lwpe that so me of that holiday sp1r il d1 rl'S ' ~ 1nc• i n on lianrl lor 1976. · PI-IYJ.LIS EVANS GIVEN , FOHMEHI .Y of PoJIIe ruy • droppedbylo say ''hello/' aml was delightful. Mr s. Gtvcn i~ in the West Vlrginia legislature and is extrernely popuiZ;Ir with llle voters. She has the knack of r ealizing what the issues I effect Cl Streak less Machine Wall Wa shing Upholst ery Windows - Fl.a or s Compl ete Line of . . . Cleaning Equipm eut &_Supplies i ADVANCED ClEANING SERVICE I FOR FR IE NDLY FREE ESTityiATES 1 1 1 Call 67S-5572 A fter 4 P.M. . t I , - WHITE OR FANCY COLOR SHEETS AND PIUOW CASES AUTOMATIC OILING Regul ar $4.99 & $5.99 .. ' Regular $5 .99 & s 6 .~ 9 , . ,3· I NOW .~='!-';~:,' NOW $349 &$399 $449 PILLOW CASES PIU.OW CASES Regular 'to $4 .99 NOW s1oo OFF • QUEEN SIZE FlAT OR FITTED ' Regular $7 .?9 & S8.99 .'L '• NOW & $499 &$699 $649 PILLOW CASES Regular $4. 99 Regular to $4:99 NOW NOW · S}OO OFf -s1oo OFF Regular S'-99 & $10.99 NOW ..'.-.... sr9 &$899 PILLOW CASES Regular to ss. 99 NOW 5 00 1 OFF KEEP WARM THIS WINTER WITH A DRAPERIES ~ SPECIAL DOUBLE FILLED COMFORTER OPEN WEAVE FIBERGLAS DRAPERIE-S •NEVER NEED IRONING . •WASH AND DRY IN MINUTES •ARE SOIL RESISTANT AND 4LWAYS FULL SIZE REGULAR s18.00 NOW ONLY .$1299 Double Filled wilh 3 pounds of KING .SIZE FlAT OR FITTED LIGHTWEIGHT ' FAST STARTING • ' WITH 10" BAR AND CHAIN < • • • " E , ~ Ridenour Supply ; CHESTE R OH IO ,. "' ~~s;::~~~' ~ ~~~ : <Carl's I snoe s1ore ' , _lamtiV ~ --. . ~ IT'S OUR ANNUAL TRADE IN '12.00 NOW 5-PIECE BATH SET If JOU.~ help carrying the load, see The First National for a low~nterest loan. We'll be glad to try and help. $5UA Pair Sizes : 48x63 COmes in co lors lo any decor; blue. green, pink , r ed, gold and yellow. and 48x84 Colors: Gold, Green '5" REGULAR '9.99 '3 LOCATIONS TOSERVE YOU! MAIN OFFICE • SECOND AVE. AUTO BANK ·THIRD AVE. VINTON BRANOf • VINlON, •• BEAUTIFUL BATH TOWELS 3 FOR J.?~ $500 of Slig[lt irregula~s $3.00 and $4.00 values. I Nnw 1.99 / 4.99 Nnw_3.00 5.99 Now 3.60 1 &.99 Now 4.20 11.18 ·Now 7.20 ,' . 280 Rl 'CSO!Ii 8Al.l Plea5a nl. He w.'l s a r e l i rP rl cler~yma!f·JJf the Church · of th e NazCJrene who se r Vf:d ch urches in Gallip ol i S, Sy r acuse.· LogcHi, C o l u rn b ~P·,, Troy and N Cw<~rk unt il he r etired in 1965 Funeral serv ice s wil l be ? p.m . Tuesday at 11w Fir !:. l Church of the NazM enc in St. Mi:.1ry 's with th e' Rev .Jnme~ R. Blank e n ~hip, d i strict super i ntend ent. olficitll ing Burial w ill foll ow in Mia mi Memori al Par k . Covington . Friends ·may call at 1"hc Yoder . Lo ng F olk Futw r a·t Home in St M ory ' s I rom ? A · ~md 7·9 p.m . Mo nde~ y . •i·::-:-::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::..T~r:o~y~,~a:n:d~M~rs~-~R:u~t~l'~':-h:e:n:c:•~· REGULAR Fiber Fill . George W. Clendenen , Columbus , and t1 sis ter, Mr s, Fred a Rodgers, Poin t M" . FOR THE PRO ANO THE MAN ' WHO WANTS TO CUT LIKE 0 f wen l y five rlt••f' fh.:.l!.l' WP. r e llned ,mrl 13 lltt!r ~ fo rfei! ed fJOnds i n MtiQ:i Coun ty Court Fddtl)'·. Fined by Judge Robe rt E. Buck were Ernest L Wrrgt;t. Lanq sville. $10 and costs. ur 1.1 h lr- tn r.;tn o wit hin no;..,u rcd cleu d i stanc e ; Gerald LrunOert, Ra y, Oh io, $8 and cos t s. speeding . Harold Eri e-wine, Jr .. Dext er. SIB Ul'\d cos ts, speeding ; Harold W. Young . Gallipol is, $10 and costs , parked in no parking 1one ; Russell T . Gilkey, porl nm l y fo1· th:.t lat>t glance. t\fter Sunday, those who have conlt : IJ,ut~·d l'J 1\w dlspl8Y -- and isn 'l that exl1ibit of coin h;111k=-- ,wnpel hy Ted Hl'll{l. somet hing - 111ay pick up their it<.·m~. 'fl ,l· d i ~plfl)' has been quilt! success ful. ME IGS HJ·:Slfl!·;NTS AHE: mvited to a goal setting and priur itit·S session for Meigs County to be held at 3 p.m. Thursduy in tlw ASG'; conference room, second floor of the Farrriers Bani< lluilcling in Pomer oy. An informal discusSi on on both annual a nd long.time ob]Ctti\,c> will sta rt at 1:30 p.m . It's an open meeting for dti7.l'ns and off icial s of the county and the Meigs County H(;J-!ion31 Planning Cun 1mis~ion which is holding the meeting is hopiug that the public comes up with some gem ideas for the St' ,'ii"lllll. .JIM CI. E I.A N!'l WHO I~ ACTIVE with th e Ohio Valley In> .. which cleal s with help l or those having m igh t he ynur be~g , lhere n re cu rrently some openings for partp time m fuU-Il uw employment in Meigs County: Resumes of ;. 1 ,Ur erluc f:l tion and experience, ho•,..•e.ver , m ust b e filed with !II·· r~rctg:.. County t'1Hli1Cil on Agiug, P . 0. Box 722, Pomer:oy, by h •1llLli'!'UW , WILLIAM N. HILL Will iam N. Hill , 63, of Rt 1, Bidwell , di ed late Thursday a /t he Ho lzer Medical Center . He had been in fai l ing he-a lth th e pa st year . • Born Ju ly 7, 1q12, he wa s th e son of the !ate Jer r y and Zutah Gu lhrie ' i-HI I . · He marr ied Lore te Garnes wJi o survives, as do a daughfer, Madonna Garnes . Rt. 1, Bidwell'; · a qrand· ch ild and t wo br o th ers EARL SCHWARZ and two ~i si e r s. Jame s Hi ll. MA SON -'- Ee~ ri SchWil n, Jerry Hi ll , Betty Hill and 02, for·ri'1crly of Milson , d i ~d al Ei'e,1 nor F elto n , a ll ot hi s . home t)t M inrn i, Fla Eolumbus. Frida y afkrn oon of a he!lri One sist er and two brot hers ot lad.. He 'Nas born on OC'c. pre ce ded him in death . 13, 191 3 u t Hot $p rin gs. Va ., A l i ft:! long resi de-n t ot Git lli il Son of the \[)i c Nelli e and Coun t y . ho was a se lf · Rhiney S~::hw<?lrz. He was sell emp loyc.d f.Jrmer, a membe r employed tts a ca rpenter. ol th e Provi de nee Ba pti st Survivin·g · <1r e t wo Church. and c1 ve teM n of daughte rs, Kalha lee n and World War II . Funer nl servi ces wi ll be J.Pa tt y, of Minmi ; si x grand sons . two brothers . Hl:11ry conducted at 7 p .m . Monday Schwarz , Whit e Su l phu 1 at th e Providence Chur ch on Springs, and M t k~ Schwa r z. Buck Ridge wi th the Rev . Mason : two s i sf~.: r ~ . Mr5 . VAnce Wu l so n of li c1a ti ng . Virginia Grinste.ld and t flr s. Buria l wi fl follow in the Buck Barbara M cDrm iel; ~Jo ll 1 (if""· Ridge Ce m.etery . Fri e nd s Mnson. ttlld severa l n iEL c~ rn~w ca ll at Mi ller 's Horne for and nephews . Funera lS !rom 7 to 9 p .m . Funer a l ser vices w !ll be SundaY . he ld Sundr1y o l' •'!he. R,'l lpl1 Fu ner·a t Home , Mi a m i. CAR L B. ClENDENEN, SR . Bu r ial wtt l be t herE:> . Rev. Car l · B. C l en d e r1 en ~ 5r ;, 73 of '2n Jac k Oak Point lOL A E . F l LSON Rd. 1 St M ury's Ohio, died a t PT. PLE A SANT -· 12:3 1a.rn . Friday at Manatee lol a· E. Fil <;on. 1!7 , a m ember Me m o r ial H os p i t al , Qf one ol Point PleasDnt 's Bradenton, Fl a. prom inent. families. di ed at He wsa borr1 Sep t . 13, 1902 1:08 Sa tur"day morn1 ng in in Point Pleasa nt, W. Va . to Thomas Memor i fll Hvspi ta l; ·"" the !a l to Tllornas and Albe rta So ut h Cha rl eston , fol lowi11g a Swis her Cle nd enen . t-I e long .Illness . married the former Opal The widow of th e latE' Vern Vfl nce, who survives, as do C. Fi l son, for rruuoy yeM S !j he four sons and a daughter , W?tS emplo.yej:l by ~ bro ther R ~v . Ca r l B. Clendenen . Jr .. in -law, Ro~s N: Filson, fit o n ~ Sal em , Or e.; Robert V. of the loca l !hea tHs She a l so Gle n tJenen, Co t umb,. u s ; was a member at 1he Christ Thomas N. Clend ene n . Epi scopa l Chl[rch fn P ~in l Pusadenu, Cali f. ; Arnold E .. Pleasa nt . M r s. F il son· was born in Wood Co.unty , DC'cern ber 18, 1888 , a daughter of the ta te Wi ll iam S. and Mary De~ n e r Edelen. St1e i~ surv ived b'l two daughters, Mr s. Tom ( M axi ne) Walters, and Mrs . Etza (Gertrude) Mar t in, bo th Po int Pleasan t , and on e so11, Frank Les lie Fi lson. Leon ; two grand ch ildr en , David Walt ers, 51. A lbans, and M rs. Ja m es (Carol) M o u rn i nQ . Colu mbus, and fi ve grc.31 grandch il dren , Ch ri s a n d Amy Wal ters , and Dale, Michael and J lrl i a Mourning Fun er al ser vices wil l bl} cc,nd u1= ted a t 11 d.m . Mo1 .ci~y iJ I thr- Cr ow Hu5sell Fu nor o~l Hom e, Pr es id i· n9 w il l be th e Rev. A lb~rt H. Mc K~nti e uf th e Ga l l ipolis ' Eplscop(t l -I ' Ctlur ch . Buriill wi ll fo llow in the Kirklitnd Me rno ria l Gardens , Friends wi ll be r eceived at the funera l hom e clff er 2 p.m. Sunday . NO-IRON MUSLIN AND NO-I RON PERCALE. FULl SIZE FlAT OR FITTED ~ 1 (1 ME:.r!OY I 'c ll uw~h;p, days ago. he ld 2 p.m . Monday ,)t the l/'Jilli s Funeral Home wil h Rev . Wilsof1 Wahl of ficiating . Buria l will fol l ow In Ridg e lawn Ceme t ery . Merce-rvi lle. Fri ends n'l n y call at the furne r al hol'n e a ft er 'l p .m. Sunday . at a new low price . now only ALL OF OUR FAMOUS CANNON SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES ARE ON SALE. a f ew C_o unty Court levies 25 fines ulcohol· or drug rela1 ed problf):mS 1 points ou t two important IT 'S NOW OR NEVER Wyuu want to seethe old fa sh ioned )Xlints uf emphasis of the new law. · Chri stm as display which has been fe ahu-ed at the Mei gs Th e fi rst io; to put drug pushers out of business. The second Musetun, Butternut Ave., for the ho1ida,y season, The uJuseum is J'ii"'o1Ier treahnent instead of prison to thuse who have been will be open from. 2 to 4 p.m. todi:ty tu give reside nts the op- l'~nvictc d fo r dru-~ related crimes. We bring up those two poinls to clarify an earlier a rticle in which the word ''never" 111 Germany, 17 grand · got wser tcd crron~ously. Fir st Bap ti st Church of children and seven gre~1 ' Gall ipolis . grandchi l dren ; r1 b r other , Funera l services wil l be fi" YOll Ff.EL "fliA T WOHKING with senior citizens HOMELITE"XL TWIN SIZE RAT OR FITTED unct TOM R E:UT ER of the Pomeroy Pust Office r epnrts 11'"1 the transi tion into higher postal rates has been made with very little difficulty. The public seeme-d to !Je i~ formed quickly u[ ~--- ----- - ------------ ---- -1 AUTO Dt\MAGED GALLIPOLIS - A backfire through t.hc carbureto~ was bl amed for an auto fire at 2:53 p .m . f'rid"y un Rt. 7, bel ow Ban e's SerV it:e Station. The Gallipolis volunteer fire department sa id gaso1inc ar~d wiring burned in a 196:; Ford Mustang ownL~I by Patricia R .· Galyen, R t. J, Pa(riot. are comes forth with pretty dirCct ~mswers. Phyllis iSbound to be a part of the West V ir~inia politica I picture for some tin1e to come. I 1 OPEN MONDAY NIGHT TIL 9 P.M. By Hoh llm·l'lit·h [j\\ I ~ -,~ f~}. \: : Iii Of the Bend ~Pill'! 1 SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA it lad ing hea lth six months an d in ser iou!> LOndi l ion i he pils-1 lwo wpeks Born N o'J. 5, 1881 , in Ga llia County . dAughter ol the late Brice H. Sheets and Sarah s. Sanders S h eet s. · ~ he was tl 1e -Ins ! of her imnwdiate tamlly . surv ·rv·rng are six daughters and two sons, Miss Haze l F e 1lure. fllld Mrs . Vltgie Ho~.o~ck . Mrs. Irv in ( Edith) ~~ · Beat. • • the increased l'<:tles. There has been a big demand for lhrC'C qmt stamps - in fact, 20,000 three c~ntf!rs have sold at 1he Pomeroy estahlishment since the price i ncrease went inlo •1 .1 ,.I 1 a nd L1ken j o Medical PI""" · At 2:5G p .m . ~'riday ,, th e sq u ~d went to lhP Pomeroy llen Franklin Store IN THE ? Q, ,,, I ,, .;.;;.;.;.;.;.; ill where a customer, Kathy Pi tkells, was ill. She was taken to Veterans Memorial I Roder ick , 89. a r esident oF Columl.Juo; , died ;:t~l about Y ~o County . Periodically the news-media have carried articles notifying the public ~~~~:'st~~~n~lup~altt·e· c1onh0. 1 1 . Pr~bwt~1mhsl.h ~lgs s-ervices and programs,' the Regional Council will be responsible for coordination with exist ing services The ~oor~''la l 1oj H ospi tal. IIECUPt; Rt\TING NEW HAVEN _:_ Eleanor Roush of New Haven who was a medica l patient a t Holzer Medical Cen t er · rece ntl~' is now Tetupera t ing at her home. ~ .· I : ~l;j Area Deaths : • .:::::::::::::::;:::;:;::~::::=:::·o:::.:·:·:·:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::;:;:;:~;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;;;::·:·:;;::·:·:·:·:·:-:.:·:·: ::·:-:·:· .. .• No Tradeins on Special9rden or Rubber FooiWNr EBA MARY DAVI S COOL VI l lE - M•·s. Eho M a ry Davi s, 73 , Ba rlow, Ohio, · formerly of Coo l vil le died ear l y Saturday <1 ! Mari efla M emor ial Hospi lr11 fo ll ow ing an Pxtcndcd illness. M rs , Davis w.1s prece ded in dea t h by her hu shand. Harvey B: Davis IP 1964 ; o SO!] , four dauglll er s • •tl " d a brother . · Su r vivi ng are fau·r son s, Don Whi tl ock , Coolv i!l e; Bi ll Davi s, Marshall towr,, Iowa: Ji m Davis, Ret1dSvi ll.?. ·and Jess Da vis , Coolvil le; two daughte r s, Mr 5. Tll el ma Hayes. Utth! Hocking , tlnd Jessi e Way, Bar low; f our brothers, Jess, Eber and Oris Bn rringer , Clll of Akron, and George Barringer, New YOrk ' City i three sisl ers i Oori ~ Hopkins. North Vernon, Ind .; Ruth Brown and Margaret Masters , both of Vienna , W . Va .; 22 grandchildren ai·•d flve greaf .gran dchi ldren. M rs. Dav is was born in Park er sburg, the dc1ug hter of th e late 1 Eli and Muggl e Ren forth Barr inger . She .w a s a member of t he North Park ersburg U ni t ed Methodist Chur ch and l he Coolvill e Senior Ci t izens. Fuher al servi t.cs w ill be M onday at 2 p. lll. at I he WIH.te Funeral Home in ~oolvillt'! w ith buri ed in !he S tew~'lrt Cemeter y, Hocl..ingpor t . wlt h 1he Re\1 . Roy Ro~e of . fidating . Calling ho urs are iln y lime after noon Sunday KINGSBURY HOME SALES l.ook for us on Rt. 124 East I icens~e suspended 30 day~ Albany , SlO and costs, driv i ng 'Y h i l e l nlo xic.;tf~;> d ; passi ng at In tersection ; Eui d R. Co le, Rt. 1, R~cds­ MiChael 0. Hammond , vlfte, S150 a n d cos ts, thre-e Navarre, Ohio ; Paul R. day s c.orHi n ement, ~100 Gleason , Pt. Pleasant ; Joe sUspended . con finement Lane Lee , Athens. and suspended , permilting minor Marshall Burnett, Ga ll ipolis, to operate 'v'ehicle ; Jul1us S12 and costs each, speedin9 ; Preston , Jr ., Gallipolis , Sl 6 Jeffrey W. Weaver , M i dand co sts, speeding , HQwMd d leport, SIJ and costs , speed ing ; Jesse James H. Da1~y . Hoc:lc:lnQport. \1 50 and cost s, a t lend <;.cii(XII 1n McKee, New Marshf ield , $12 Athe'n s, driv1 ng whlit> In and cos ts, speeding, ii9 and toxicaled ; Pnul Sle\nmclL costs, speedi ng ; Wayne R . Pomeroy, 120 d;1y~ ton Gi ll and , Reedsville, S150 and finem<!nl. ·one ·yr: .l t ' o; cos ts , 1hree days con probati on . 1·1.:. da y s ..,. finemen t, dri ving while in· suspended. a ssault. · loxica ted, $1 00 and cos ts, 15 Forfeit,ing bonds were d~ys con finem ent, 12 days /-'larold W. Young, GRI!lpolis. sus pended, license suspended $357 .5 0, dr ivinq while 1n for six months, one year's toxicat<!d ; H oward C.. MIJ';ic, proba·t ion , driv ing unde r suspension ; John Kerr, Jr ., - Hager Hill , Ky., Ron()ld K. Circle, New Havrn, Vl ncent Athens, • S.l 4 and cos t s, F . Spa daf a r a, Jr ., Wood speeding ; Harold Adams, Rt. Ha ven, M ic h .• HMIC!y L 1, Long Bottom , S20<lnd costs, Dr ummond, Rl 1, DP x ler . speeding ; Larr y M . Will , Rt . PI 1. Shade, 5i4 and costs, ·Wil ey Bonds , J r ., Pleasant , Wi l l iam T. Oa\/ iS. speed i ng ; Wi l liam ·Hen . Ne l son ville, · Wi!lia n1 A. dri cks , Min er svi lle. S11 and Pi er~on , Leon. rmd Rober1 E. costS, speed i ng ; Dona ld E . Ross, So iJih Po1nl, ~ 21 50 Pierce, Pomer oy, S17 and costs, speeding ; John L . each, sp eeding; . o.~mel Raird en, Har1ford , SJ5 .5 0, Cheney, Ga ll ipolis, $20 and speed ing ; Ch.ar l t~!i B'. 1 oOif'y, costs, unable t o stop wi thi n Gallipoli s Ferr '{ . $17.'.iO: assured.. clea r di stance; foll owing too close ; Drern't'l Joseph !:. Varian Clifton, SlO Ho schar, Wesi Co lu mbi a , and costs, Illegal park i ng ; $107 .50, no operaior 's li cc•nsr>; James A. Wiles , Pomeroy , James B. Hendersh(.ll, Jr., SIO and costs, dr iv ing without Parkersburg, $27.50. pa<;Sing lights; John R. Holcomb , without fissured c lea r Ewington, $150 and costs, distan ce . thr ee day s conf inemen t, Henry Block has 17 reasons why you · should come to us for income tax help. I. •' l j taward Racine at 1100 East •· Main Street. See the fine dol.lb.l ewides 40x24 up to 60x24. Also singles up to 70x14. We will·trade for ·your present home. We-Handle Hom es by Skyli ne - Castle - Me mory by , Elcona KINGSBURY MOBILE HOMES · SALES AND SERVICE Pomeroy 992 -7034 Hrs. : 9 ~.m. lil5 : 30'p. m . Closed Sun . Pear l Ash 992-3323, Roger Davis, 992 ~7611 J..,unch Ohio • Reason 12. There are rnajor c hanges in the tax laws that co ul d affect >'OUr return O ur people are speciall y trainecl to help you take advantage of' these new laws. We'll db our best to 1nake su re you pay the right amount of tax. No more, no less. ' H&R BLOCIS.·' THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 27 Sycamore Slreet Gallipolis, Ohio Ph. 4<6-0303 618 East Main Pomeroy , Ohio Ph. 992-3795 of the Week. Big Shef; Golden Brown Fries and regular-size soft drink Offer good Monday -Friday, . JANUARY 5-9 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. - 1503 Eastern Ave., Gallipolis Watch for other Lunch Specials in upcoming weeks . I ,. ' • �; • 13 - The Stmday Times- S.:ntinel, ~unli"Y , ,IBn. ; , t976 _12_- The Swtday Times- Scntim•l Rw11lav, .Jan 1. 197B r- ------~------------------ ~ ' ;f~·:·:~:;:::::;:;::~::;:;:;::::::::::::=:~:=::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:::::::~:;:;:;: ;:;:;:;:::::::::::;:;:;.;.;:;:;:;.;.;.;:;:::;:;:;;;:;:;.;:;:;::~;~; ~i[ Hea~ings asked \ (, Alco1tolic, drug abuse servi~~s begun six years ago POMEI~OY :·:· proJ~Im.llcly s1x. SOUTII POINT T he South Point AssO<:iation of member Pete M(·K{·e tu for m Cl assroo m reins tating Teac h e rs (SPAC'I'), repre scntin~ some 80 teachers (ired <.t Uoartl majority in favor u( teachers. lh~ Bu t fired M c Kee i<~sl spring, a resigned Thursday, throwing written the board again lnto dcad lcx·k . The local board cann ot f ill Friday submitted request to the school bo;trd to contin ue termination hearings l or the tenchcrs. The board condut'lc d 12 hearings · las t year, but postponed the r est of th em in the seat i11 the next tc:n days following Jan . 1, but it mus t fill it wi thi n 30 days, accordin g to board attorney J . November after nn eJceUon Collier, Sr. If it does not fill which carried into 'orn ce tw1' - it wi thin 30 days, the county candidal.ols . backed by th e board must appoint th e filth fired teachers . mymber 1 Collier said. Those tw o Bernard Kinder and Vern on Mills were expected to join boarl! Sunday Tim as-Sentinel Publ ished every Sunday Va ll e y The Oh io by Publi!Shing Co . · n: GALLIPO LIS .,. . DA!LY TRIBUNE 825 Third Ave ., Gallipol is Ohio 4.5631. - ' Published ev er'Y we ek day even ing except Sat urd ay Sec ond Class Pos1 age Paid at G_allipotls , Otllo 45631. THE DAILY SE'NTtNEJ111 Court St ., Pomeroy a 45769 . Published every we'ek : day e ven t n~ except Sa tur . dav .. Enten~d as second ctBss ma.ll 1ng matter at Porneroy , Oh1o Post Office . By c arr i er dltil y and Sunday 75c per ·wcek . Motar r oute S3.25 per. rnonth . M AI L . SUBSCRIPT t O~ OA T ES The Gad tlpo,f is Da l l y Tr ibune in Ohio arrd We st Virginia one year $22. 00 ; six mon ths $11.50,· lhree month s S7 .Cl0 . Elsewhere $26.00 per year ; six months 1$13.50 ; three mon ths S7 .50 ; mo1or rout e S3 .25 monthly , 1 The Dally Sen tine l , one year S22 ._ 00 ; Si x months $11.50; three months S7 00 E lsewhere $ ~ 6 . 00 ; 'SiX monttts S1J .50; three rnonfhs $7.50 . The United Press I n,. tt>rl'1ationat is exclus i vely entitled t o the use for P!Jbl ication o f all news d1spatc:hes crediled to th e n ew spap ~ r and also the loca l news published herein . SPAC'I' President Leslie York sai d he believes the l>uafd c ann o t . cond uct ~usiness without a preSid ent. llut Collier said that although he has nol res('a rchcd the matter, he be l ieves th e pr esident of l ast year 's board - - Donald Fitzpatri ck · wou1d rem(-Jin prc~i dent unlil another is chosen. York contends M cKee i s still a board membet· because the board could nut offici ally accep t wi th out his resignation a president. Ap (ounty lomtn issi oncr5 years ago , S.-. id Re v . Perrin : , the Slate Oepnr tm Pnt of " Approxi mately six years He.llth . ope~ating through the ago the 5 t ale o f Ohio M c1gs County Healfh Dcp<Jr tm c nf of Health , . Department , es.t ab lished a oycrating thr ou gh the M eig s <.program of 1r eealcoholicalld County Hc.=. tth Dcpartrnenl, drugabuse· servic~ in Meigs establishedaprogri\mof fr ec .c~unty , the Rev . w. H . Perrin (1 1coholic and . drug abuse 5a l d Saturday . servi('cs In Mcig ~ County . In relat ing aspects of the Se rvic es provided under this progr~~m, th e R.ev. Mr . Perrin _Stale" sponsored and 5tate c l artfl~d Cl r cums~ances financed program include regard.mg an off er last. week cou_ n sc lin g, rcter r a l ~nd by an mdppendent, unoff icial tre~1 t me nt, a l l on the group of'. public co un seling profess ional level. During th e . serv 1ces 1n a letter to the past yea r , t.h~ State of Ohio M e ig s Co unty Board ol Depart ment ol Health has divided the coun ties o f o t1io i nto .eight regions, and has provrdcd for each r egion to be E-R CALI.ED well funded for provision of POME ROY The the services necessary for Pomeroy E-R squa·' was alcoholics ~nd drug abuser s. • u The Reg_ 1on 8 Council is <.:a lled to Chester Hoad at 7:09 composed of profe ssional <.1.111. Saturday for Mrs . n ary persons including physj cl ans, _ W lk h at t or n eys , tea c hers. ~ er w o was having t h,rst f!ti ni st ers, nu r ses, Pic . Pa llJS. She \-vas taken to Ra prcscn ta t ives to this Holzer Medical Center. At 10:44 " .m . f' t•iday, the squod went t.o 1637 Lin culq He·tghts for Virginia Ruwe, who was .~ '>o~ne t or socta l agenctes , 4. ~on ta c t source lor Alcoho l1cs Anonymous and Al.f'non . . . I' k5 . and Tf ·a?co socla servces_for c 1c .en t _and expedt~n t handtm9 ot problems whtch may anse ~r be preva lent to th~ alcohol 1c.'. and his fami l y . .6 .. ln~erv1c~ o~ drur. us~r ' hammg .. Publlc educa 10!' m I c .early det.ecfton, prevent 1on , treatmen t, and con t ro l of a lcoho l ism and drug abuse, and Teenage A l co ho l or Drug Abuse P~~g r<Jm . . 7. Emergency ass1st~nce 1 o ~t~e! It he phys l c~ I ' psyc o 1g 1ca. and-?r soc~c:t l needs of th ~ atcohpl 1c or drug us~r a n ddh 1S f ~ m t!Yp· · n us r1a . r og ram : Work_lng w i th bu$t~esses to P.ro~ t ~e al t c r~atlves to dtsetplmary ?ct 1on f~r t:m· ployees wllh dnnk1ng counci l from Meig!l County r.rc. Judqc ·Rober! E . Buck and l~ev . w. H. Perrin . "For mcmy years the Meig s Coun ty program , under the author i ty granted it by the Stat e ot Ohio, ha s prov id ed eve r y phase ot tre(! profe ssional cou!)~ l ing , reterr.1l service ond -.---tr etJt . meri t necess;;a ry for per-sons with alcohol or drug re !alcd problems . The se servicesiHC' now being expan<.led by the -Region 8 Counci l. Foll ow ing i s a resume of services available to citiJcn s of M eig s County : . " 1. Counse l ing for t he problem s w hi ch may Ar ise for t he alcoholi c or drug user i'nd his far'ni l y. "2. Educat ion __ films, pamphlets, lltq;ll ure, and lectures . on the early de t ection, prcvcn ti on, tr ea tment, and con tro l of alcoholism and drug abu se. ''3. Ref e rra l s to ap propriale professional per - 8 1 1 NOW YOU KNOW January:! i s the first da; of the year 1396 in the Moslem cal end ar. which dat es from M ohamm ed 's flight from Mecca to Medina. e ;, dd ' 1tlon or new of such servic es . . d rup rea e pro ems may ca l Rev . Perrin, Meigs Covnty Director, at 992-3214 . 992-3172, Veterans Memorial HospitaL P92 · 2104, or the Meigs Care Line. 992-7502 . rTehfeerMsu"cigs. caCials'"toLnlneo olwh. .,ttl :h agency in the count y. · " Hopefu lly , t he ln formation here provided wlll ~erve to clar i fy 1he isSue of the 'free counseli ng service' offered to the citizens of Meigs County .In a rece'ht letter to the Meigs County Commissioners . The -Com missioners ar e aware that such free services, conducted on the highest professional . level. duly authorized and funded by the State of Ohio Department of Health, have for years been an established fact ln Meigs County ." " Per~n1s~avlng 1 alcoholor ongoing development ot all sSoeruvt h '· c0e0s510a,n0d hp1r o_grams in 0 0 " In consideration of the fad th at the Community Mental Health Center , may soon close, the Region 8 Counci l recently provided fo r Jo Huntington 'to cOnduct co un se l ing ser.vlces at Veteran s Memorial Hospital. The Board of Directors' of the hospital has been I most ~~e:b~~:hfiv?t, i si~serhvelclpel.ngM, lsto, Huntinwon has earned her g:gc~eee ,o r ','n "c"odunseM11an ste_rs 01 9 Ohio University , and has had ~~r internship training under Region 8 program . · " In effect, the highest' leve l of pro fessiona l servic;es have for ye;,r s been avaiJable In e : - • • • • • • • • • • •. .;..;...;. ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~-..;~~• CLARA RODERICK GALLIPOLIS - Mr ~ . Cla. r .l p.m . on Monda( . Dt.:c . Gr~n t llospita · Columbus. She is sur\l ivcd by three s~s, Sa m ual W. RodPrkk . Gahanna ; Th om as Roderick ' fG, and R1chard cCovina R d , Cali · · o cnck, alllpotis . ond tt daughte r , Mr s. EliLnbelh ,; H r1us!i , Co l umbus ; 11111 •.--. J}randchddren , and 10 arual . grandch ildr en . She wa s pre ceded in rle;l1h by her hu sbnnd . ~.;Hn L1 .:1l W. Rod eri ck , in l9 71. runer J I serv.ices were held a t !he Eagen . Ryan Funerfl l Harm , Col umbus. Bu r i~ll w.-ls in $1 Joseph Cemetery , ·columbu ~ . VILO NA ·EL I ZABE T H FELLURE GALLIPOLIS Vl lona :. Elizabeth Fellur e, 9 J , a resident of Gall i po l is , died in ' H o l:ze r Medica l Center . ' ~r-ldrw even ina . She had been a Sa unders , Vinton; Mrs . frmncis l lil1a S lover. Gil ili po i !S ; Mr ., f=red .,. (Netomi) Dem.'\n, Thurman ; Mrs . T llomas (Er ma .) Wes t . L ~v'icAs t e r . •I r v in F eHu r e, Eur'cka Sl ar Ruute' and G · arrell Fellure , Northup ; 22 Qrandc.hlldren, i8 grea t Q~ctndchildren , and three grcnl great .gra ndc hi ldren . Sh~ wa s preceded In death b~· he r husband . A l va Fellure; one dn lJghtcr , Mrs. Jewell R ice , Si)( brott,{:rS and si ster's . -se ven half.brolhe rs and Si ster s, and four gr andchi ldren . ' Shf' was a membe1· of POMEROY - I take it by now , -ou ha\'e the holiday se;ison baubles tucked hack into storage and are getting on with the New Year. Students who have had a dandy Chris trna.'i \ '<ll'CHion will~ returning to classrooms tomorrow and !hal llorsn·r really ring joy up to the maximum in some instances. M <HI) ratr, let's lwpe that so me of that holiday sp1r il d1 rl'S ' ~ 1nc• i n on lianrl lor 1976. · PI-IYJ.LIS EVANS GIVEN , FOHMEHI .Y of PoJIIe ruy • droppedbylo say ''hello/' aml was delightful. Mr s. Gtvcn i~ in the West Vlrginia legislature and is extrernely popuiZ;Ir with llle voters. She has the knack of r ealizing what the issues I effect Cl Streak less Machine Wall Wa shing Upholst ery Windows - Fl.a or s Compl ete Line of . . . Cleaning Equipm eut &_Supplies i ADVANCED ClEANING SERVICE I FOR FR IE NDLY FREE ESTityiATES 1 1 1 Call 67S-5572 A fter 4 P.M. . t I , - WHITE OR FANCY COLOR SHEETS AND PIUOW CASES AUTOMATIC OILING Regul ar $4.99 & $5.99 .. ' Regular $5 .99 & s 6 .~ 9 , . ,3· I NOW .~='!-';~:,' NOW $349 &$399 $449 PILLOW CASES PIU.OW CASES Regular 'to $4 .99 NOW s1oo OFF • QUEEN SIZE FlAT OR FITTED ' Regular $7 .?9 & S8.99 .'L '• NOW & $499 &$699 $649 PILLOW CASES Regular $4. 99 Regular to $4:99 NOW NOW · S}OO OFf -s1oo OFF Regular S'-99 & $10.99 NOW ..'.-.... sr9 &$899 PILLOW CASES Regular to ss. 99 NOW 5 00 1 OFF KEEP WARM THIS WINTER WITH A DRAPERIES ~ SPECIAL DOUBLE FILLED COMFORTER OPEN WEAVE FIBERGLAS DRAPERIE-S •NEVER NEED IRONING . •WASH AND DRY IN MINUTES •ARE SOIL RESISTANT AND 4LWAYS FULL SIZE REGULAR s18.00 NOW ONLY .$1299 Double Filled wilh 3 pounds of KING .SIZE FlAT OR FITTED LIGHTWEIGHT ' FAST STARTING • ' WITH 10" BAR AND CHAIN < • • • " E , ~ Ridenour Supply ; CHESTE R OH IO ,. "' ~~s;::~~~' ~ ~~~ : <Carl's I snoe s1ore ' , _lamtiV ~ --. . ~ IT'S OUR ANNUAL TRADE IN '12.00 NOW 5-PIECE BATH SET If JOU.~ help carrying the load, see The First National for a low~nterest loan. We'll be glad to try and help. $5UA Pair Sizes : 48x63 COmes in co lors lo any decor; blue. green, pink , r ed, gold and yellow. and 48x84 Colors: Gold, Green '5" REGULAR '9.99 '3 LOCATIONS TOSERVE YOU! MAIN OFFICE • SECOND AVE. AUTO BANK ·THIRD AVE. VINTON BRANOf • VINlON, •• BEAUTIFUL BATH TOWELS 3 FOR J.?~ $500 of Slig[lt irregula~s $3.00 and $4.00 values. I Nnw 1.99 / 4.99 Nnw_3.00 5.99 Now 3.60 1 &.99 Now 4.20 11.18 ·Now 7.20 ,' . 280 Rl 'CSO!Ii 8Al.l Plea5a nl. He w.'l s a r e l i rP rl cler~yma!f·JJf the Church · of th e NazCJrene who se r Vf:d ch urches in Gallip ol i S, Sy r acuse.· LogcHi, C o l u rn b ~P·,, Troy and N Cw<~rk unt il he r etired in 1965 Funeral serv ice s wil l be ? p.m . Tuesday at 11w Fir !:. l Church of the NazM enc in St. Mi:.1ry 's with th e' Rev .Jnme~ R. Blank e n ~hip, d i strict super i ntend ent. olficitll ing Burial w ill foll ow in Mia mi Memori al Par k . Covington . Friends ·may call at 1"hc Yoder . Lo ng F olk Futw r a·t Home in St M ory ' s I rom ? A · ~md 7·9 p.m . Mo nde~ y . •i·::-:-::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::..T~r:o~y~,~a:n:d~M~rs~-~R:u~t~l'~':-h:e:n:c:•~· REGULAR Fiber Fill . George W. Clendenen , Columbus , and t1 sis ter, Mr s, Fred a Rodgers, Poin t M" . FOR THE PRO ANO THE MAN ' WHO WANTS TO CUT LIKE 0 f wen l y five rlt••f' fh.:.l!.l' WP. r e llned ,mrl 13 lltt!r ~ fo rfei! ed fJOnds i n MtiQ:i Coun ty Court Fddtl)'·. Fined by Judge Robe rt E. Buck were Ernest L Wrrgt;t. Lanq sville. $10 and costs. ur 1.1 h lr- tn r.;tn o wit hin no;..,u rcd cleu d i stanc e ; Gerald LrunOert, Ra y, Oh io, $8 and cos t s. speeding . Harold Eri e-wine, Jr .. Dext er. SIB Ul'\d cos ts, speeding ; Harold W. Young . Gallipol is, $10 and costs , parked in no parking 1one ; Russell T . Gilkey, porl nm l y fo1· th:.t lat>t glance. t\fter Sunday, those who have conlt : IJ,ut~·d l'J 1\w dlspl8Y -- and isn 'l that exl1ibit of coin h;111k=-- ,wnpel hy Ted Hl'll{l. somet hing - 111ay pick up their it<.·m~. 'fl ,l· d i ~plfl)' has been quilt! success ful. ME IGS HJ·:Slfl!·;NTS AHE: mvited to a goal setting and priur itit·S session for Meigs County to be held at 3 p.m. Thursduy in tlw ASG'; conference room, second floor of the Farrriers Bani< lluilcling in Pomer oy. An informal discusSi on on both annual a nd long.time ob]Ctti\,c> will sta rt at 1:30 p.m . It's an open meeting for dti7.l'ns and off icial s of the county and the Meigs County H(;J-!ion31 Planning Cun 1mis~ion which is holding the meeting is hopiug that the public comes up with some gem ideas for the St' ,'ii"lllll. .JIM CI. E I.A N!'l WHO I~ ACTIVE with th e Ohio Valley In> .. which cleal s with help l or those having m igh t he ynur be~g , lhere n re cu rrently some openings for partp time m fuU-Il uw employment in Meigs County: Resumes of ;. 1 ,Ur erluc f:l tion and experience, ho•,..•e.ver , m ust b e filed with !II·· r~rctg:.. County t'1Hli1Cil on Agiug, P . 0. Box 722, Pomer:oy, by h •1llLli'!'UW , WILLIAM N. HILL Will iam N. Hill , 63, of Rt 1, Bidwell , di ed late Thursday a /t he Ho lzer Medical Center . He had been in fai l ing he-a lth th e pa st year . • Born Ju ly 7, 1q12, he wa s th e son of the !ate Jer r y and Zutah Gu lhrie ' i-HI I . · He marr ied Lore te Garnes wJi o survives, as do a daughfer, Madonna Garnes . Rt. 1, Bidwell'; · a qrand· ch ild and t wo br o th ers EARL SCHWARZ and two ~i si e r s. Jame s Hi ll. MA SON -'- Ee~ ri SchWil n, Jerry Hi ll , Betty Hill and 02, for·ri'1crly of Milson , d i ~d al Ei'e,1 nor F elto n , a ll ot hi s . home t)t M inrn i, Fla Eolumbus. Frida y afkrn oon of a he!lri One sist er and two brot hers ot lad.. He 'Nas born on OC'c. pre ce ded him in death . 13, 191 3 u t Hot $p rin gs. Va ., A l i ft:! long resi de-n t ot Git lli il Son of the \[)i c Nelli e and Coun t y . ho was a se lf · Rhiney S~::hw<?lrz. He was sell emp loyc.d f.Jrmer, a membe r employed tts a ca rpenter. ol th e Provi de nee Ba pti st Survivin·g · <1r e t wo Church. and c1 ve teM n of daughte rs, Kalha lee n and World War II . Funer nl servi ces wi ll be J.Pa tt y, of Minmi ; si x grand sons . two brothers . Hl:11ry conducted at 7 p .m . Monday Schwarz , Whit e Su l phu 1 at th e Providence Chur ch on Springs, and M t k~ Schwa r z. Buck Ridge wi th the Rev . Mason : two s i sf~.: r ~ . Mr5 . VAnce Wu l so n of li c1a ti ng . Virginia Grinste.ld and t flr s. Buria l wi fl follow in the Buck Barbara M cDrm iel; ~Jo ll 1 (if""· Ridge Ce m.etery . Fri e nd s Mnson. ttlld severa l n iEL c~ rn~w ca ll at Mi ller 's Horne for and nephews . Funera lS !rom 7 to 9 p .m . Funer a l ser vices w !ll be SundaY . he ld Sundr1y o l' •'!he. R,'l lpl1 Fu ner·a t Home , Mi a m i. CAR L B. ClENDENEN, SR . Bu r ial wtt l be t herE:> . Rev. Car l · B. C l en d e r1 en ~ 5r ;, 73 of '2n Jac k Oak Point lOL A E . F l LSON Rd. 1 St M ury's Ohio, died a t PT. PLE A SANT -· 12:3 1a.rn . Friday at Manatee lol a· E. Fil <;on. 1!7 , a m ember Me m o r ial H os p i t al , Qf one ol Point PleasDnt 's Bradenton, Fl a. prom inent. families. di ed at He wsa borr1 Sep t . 13, 1902 1:08 Sa tur"day morn1 ng in in Point Pleasa nt, W. Va . to Thomas Memor i fll Hvspi ta l; ·"" the !a l to Tllornas and Albe rta So ut h Cha rl eston , fol lowi11g a Swis her Cle nd enen . t-I e long .Illness . married the former Opal The widow of th e latE' Vern Vfl nce, who survives, as do C. Fi l son, for rruuoy yeM S !j he four sons and a daughter , W?tS emplo.yej:l by ~ bro ther R ~v . Ca r l B. Clendenen . Jr .. in -law, Ro~s N: Filson, fit o n ~ Sal em , Or e.; Robert V. of the loca l !hea tHs She a l so Gle n tJenen, Co t umb,. u s ; was a member at 1he Christ Thomas N. Clend ene n . Epi scopa l Chl[rch fn P ~in l Pusadenu, Cali f. ; Arnold E .. Pleasa nt . M r s. F il son· was born in Wood Co.unty , DC'cern ber 18, 1888 , a daughter of the ta te Wi ll iam S. and Mary De~ n e r Edelen. St1e i~ surv ived b'l two daughters, Mr s. Tom ( M axi ne) Walters, and Mrs . Etza (Gertrude) Mar t in, bo th Po int Pleasan t , and on e so11, Frank Les lie Fi lson. Leon ; two grand ch ildr en , David Walt ers, 51. A lbans, and M rs. Ja m es (Carol) M o u rn i nQ . Colu mbus, and fi ve grc.31 grandch il dren , Ch ri s a n d Amy Wal ters , and Dale, Michael and J lrl i a Mourning Fun er al ser vices wil l bl} cc,nd u1= ted a t 11 d.m . Mo1 .ci~y iJ I thr- Cr ow Hu5sell Fu nor o~l Hom e, Pr es id i· n9 w il l be th e Rev. A lb~rt H. Mc K~nti e uf th e Ga l l ipolis ' Eplscop(t l -I ' Ctlur ch . Buriill wi ll fo llow in the Kirklitnd Me rno ria l Gardens , Friends wi ll be r eceived at the funera l hom e clff er 2 p.m. Sunday . NO-IRON MUSLIN AND NO-I RON PERCALE. FULl SIZE FlAT OR FITTED ~ 1 (1 ME:.r!OY I 'c ll uw~h;p, days ago. he ld 2 p.m . Monday ,)t the l/'Jilli s Funeral Home wil h Rev . Wilsof1 Wahl of ficiating . Buria l will fol l ow In Ridg e lawn Ceme t ery . Merce-rvi lle. Fri ends n'l n y call at the furne r al hol'n e a ft er 'l p .m. Sunday . at a new low price . now only ALL OF OUR FAMOUS CANNON SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES ARE ON SALE. a f ew C_o unty Court levies 25 fines ulcohol· or drug rela1 ed problf):mS 1 points ou t two important IT 'S NOW OR NEVER Wyuu want to seethe old fa sh ioned )Xlints uf emphasis of the new law. · Chri stm as display which has been fe ahu-ed at the Mei gs Th e fi rst io; to put drug pushers out of business. The second Musetun, Butternut Ave., for the ho1ida,y season, The uJuseum is J'ii"'o1Ier treahnent instead of prison to thuse who have been will be open from. 2 to 4 p.m. todi:ty tu give reside nts the op- l'~nvictc d fo r dru-~ related crimes. We bring up those two poinls to clarify an earlier a rticle in which the word ''never" 111 Germany, 17 grand · got wser tcd crron~ously. Fir st Bap ti st Church of children and seven gre~1 ' Gall ipolis . grandchi l dren ; r1 b r other , Funera l services wil l be fi" YOll Ff.EL "fliA T WOHKING with senior citizens HOMELITE"XL TWIN SIZE RAT OR FITTED unct TOM R E:UT ER of the Pomeroy Pust Office r epnrts 11'"1 the transi tion into higher postal rates has been made with very little difficulty. The public seeme-d to !Je i~ formed quickly u[ ~--- ----- - ------------ ---- -1 AUTO Dt\MAGED GALLIPOLIS - A backfire through t.hc carbureto~ was bl amed for an auto fire at 2:53 p .m . f'rid"y un Rt. 7, bel ow Ban e's SerV it:e Station. The Gallipolis volunteer fire department sa id gaso1inc ar~d wiring burned in a 196:; Ford Mustang ownL~I by Patricia R .· Galyen, R t. J, Pa(riot. are comes forth with pretty dirCct ~mswers. Phyllis iSbound to be a part of the West V ir~inia politica I picture for some tin1e to come. I 1 OPEN MONDAY NIGHT TIL 9 P.M. By Hoh llm·l'lit·h [j\\ I ~ -,~ f~}. \: : Iii Of the Bend ~Pill'! 1 SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA it lad ing hea lth six months an d in ser iou!> LOndi l ion i he pils-1 lwo wpeks Born N o'J. 5, 1881 , in Ga llia County . dAughter ol the late Brice H. Sheets and Sarah s. Sanders S h eet s. · ~ he was tl 1e -Ins ! of her imnwdiate tamlly . surv ·rv·rng are six daughters and two sons, Miss Haze l F e 1lure. fllld Mrs . Vltgie Ho~.o~ck . Mrs. Irv in ( Edith) ~~ · Beat. • • the increased l'<:tles. There has been a big demand for lhrC'C qmt stamps - in fact, 20,000 three c~ntf!rs have sold at 1he Pomeroy estahlishment since the price i ncrease went inlo •1 .1 ,.I 1 a nd L1ken j o Medical PI""" · At 2:5G p .m . ~'riday ,, th e sq u ~d went to lhP Pomeroy llen Franklin Store IN THE ? Q, ,,, I ,, .;.;;.;.;.;.;.; ill where a customer, Kathy Pi tkells, was ill. She was taken to Veterans Memorial I Roder ick , 89. a r esident oF Columl.Juo; , died ;:t~l about Y ~o County . Periodically the news-media have carried articles notifying the public ~~~~:'st~~~n~lup~altt·e· c1onh0. 1 1 . Pr~bwt~1mhsl.h ~lgs s-ervices and programs,' the Regional Council will be responsible for coordination with exist ing services The ~oor~''la l 1oj H ospi tal. IIECUPt; Rt\TING NEW HAVEN _:_ Eleanor Roush of New Haven who was a medica l patient a t Holzer Medical Cen t er · rece ntl~' is now Tetupera t ing at her home. ~ .· I : ~l;j Area Deaths : • .:::::::::::::::;:::;:;::~::::=:::·o:::.:·:·:·:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::;:;:;:~;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;;;::·:·:;;::·:·:·:·:·:-:.:·:·: ::·:-:·:· .. .• No Tradeins on Special9rden or Rubber FooiWNr EBA MARY DAVI S COOL VI l lE - M•·s. Eho M a ry Davi s, 73 , Ba rlow, Ohio, · formerly of Coo l vil le died ear l y Saturday <1 ! Mari efla M emor ial Hospi lr11 fo ll ow ing an Pxtcndcd illness. M rs , Davis w.1s prece ded in dea t h by her hu shand. Harvey B: Davis IP 1964 ; o SO!] , four dauglll er s • •tl " d a brother . · Su r vivi ng are fau·r son s, Don Whi tl ock , Coolv i!l e; Bi ll Davi s, Marshall towr,, Iowa: Ji m Davis, Ret1dSvi ll.?. ·and Jess Da vis , Coolvil le; two daughte r s, Mr 5. Tll el ma Hayes. Utth! Hocking , tlnd Jessi e Way, Bar low; f our brothers, Jess, Eber and Oris Bn rringer , Clll of Akron, and George Barringer, New YOrk ' City i three sisl ers i Oori ~ Hopkins. North Vernon, Ind .; Ruth Brown and Margaret Masters , both of Vienna , W . Va .; 22 grandchildren ai·•d flve greaf .gran dchi ldren. M rs. Dav is was born in Park er sburg, the dc1ug hter of th e late 1 Eli and Muggl e Ren forth Barr inger . She .w a s a member of t he North Park ersburg U ni t ed Methodist Chur ch and l he Coolvill e Senior Ci t izens. Fuher al servi t.cs w ill be M onday at 2 p. lll. at I he WIH.te Funeral Home in ~oolvillt'! w ith buri ed in !he S tew~'lrt Cemeter y, Hocl..ingpor t . wlt h 1he Re\1 . Roy Ro~e of . fidating . Calling ho urs are iln y lime after noon Sunday KINGSBURY HOME SALES l.ook for us on Rt. 124 East I icens~e suspended 30 day~ Albany , SlO and costs, driv i ng 'Y h i l e l nlo xic.;tf~;> d ; passi ng at In tersection ; Eui d R. Co le, Rt. 1, R~cds­ MiChael 0. Hammond , vlfte, S150 a n d cos ts, thre-e Navarre, Ohio ; Paul R. day s c.orHi n ement, ~100 Gleason , Pt. Pleasant ; Joe sUspended . con finement Lane Lee , Athens. and suspended , permilting minor Marshall Burnett, Ga ll ipolis, to operate 'v'ehicle ; Jul1us S12 and costs each, speedin9 ; Preston , Jr ., Gallipolis , Sl 6 Jeffrey W. Weaver , M i dand co sts, speeding , HQwMd d leport, SIJ and costs , speed ing ; Jesse James H. Da1~y . Hoc:lc:lnQport. \1 50 and cost s, a t lend <;.cii(XII 1n McKee, New Marshf ield , $12 Athe'n s, driv1 ng whlit> In and cos ts, speeding, ii9 and toxicaled ; Pnul Sle\nmclL costs, speedi ng ; Wayne R . Pomeroy, 120 d;1y~ ton Gi ll and , Reedsville, S150 and finem<!nl. ·one ·yr: .l t ' o; cos ts , 1hree days con probati on . 1·1.:. da y s ..,. finemen t, dri ving while in· suspended. a ssault. · loxica ted, $1 00 and cos ts, 15 Forfeit,ing bonds were d~ys con finem ent, 12 days /-'larold W. Young, GRI!lpolis. sus pended, license suspended $357 .5 0, dr ivinq while 1n for six months, one year's toxicat<!d ; H oward C.. MIJ';ic, proba·t ion , driv ing unde r suspension ; John Kerr, Jr ., - Hager Hill , Ky., Ron()ld K. Circle, New Havrn, Vl ncent Athens, • S.l 4 and cos t s, F . Spa daf a r a, Jr ., Wood speeding ; Harold Adams, Rt. Ha ven, M ic h .• HMIC!y L 1, Long Bottom , S20<lnd costs, Dr ummond, Rl 1, DP x ler . speeding ; Larr y M . Will , Rt . PI 1. Shade, 5i4 and costs, ·Wil ey Bonds , J r ., Pleasant , Wi l l iam T. Oa\/ iS. speed i ng ; Wi l liam ·Hen . Ne l son ville, · Wi!lia n1 A. dri cks , Min er svi lle. S11 and Pi er~on , Leon. rmd Rober1 E. costS, speed i ng ; Dona ld E . Ross, So iJih Po1nl, ~ 21 50 Pierce, Pomer oy, S17 and costs, speeding ; John L . each, sp eeding; . o.~mel Raird en, Har1ford , SJ5 .5 0, Cheney, Ga ll ipolis, $20 and speed ing ; Ch.ar l t~!i B'. 1 oOif'y, costs, unable t o stop wi thi n Gallipoli s Ferr '{ . $17.'.iO: assured.. clea r di stance; foll owing too close ; Drern't'l Joseph !:. Varian Clifton, SlO Ho schar, Wesi Co lu mbi a , and costs, Illegal park i ng ; $107 .50, no operaior 's li cc•nsr>; James A. Wiles , Pomeroy , James B. Hendersh(.ll, Jr., SIO and costs, dr iv ing without Parkersburg, $27.50. pa<;Sing lights; John R. Holcomb , without fissured c lea r Ewington, $150 and costs, distan ce . thr ee day s conf inemen t, Henry Block has 17 reasons why you · should come to us for income tax help. I. •' l j taward Racine at 1100 East •· Main Street. See the fine dol.lb.l ewides 40x24 up to 60x24. Also singles up to 70x14. We will·trade for ·your present home. We-Handle Hom es by Skyli ne - Castle - Me mory by , Elcona KINGSBURY MOBILE HOMES · SALES AND SERVICE Pomeroy 992 -7034 Hrs. : 9 ~.m. lil5 : 30'p. m . Closed Sun . Pear l Ash 992-3323, Roger Davis, 992 ~7611 J..,unch Ohio • Reason 12. There are rnajor c hanges in the tax laws that co ul d affect >'OUr return O ur people are speciall y trainecl to help you take advantage of' these new laws. We'll db our best to 1nake su re you pay the right amount of tax. No more, no less. ' H&R BLOCIS.·' THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 27 Sycamore Slreet Gallipolis, Ohio Ph. 4<6-0303 618 East Main Pomeroy , Ohio Ph. 992-3795 of the Week. Big Shef; Golden Brown Fries and regular-size soft drink Offer good Monday -Friday, . JANUARY 5-9 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. - 1503 Eastern Ave., Gallipolis Watch for other Lunch Specials in upcoming weeks . I ,. ' • �• .. • I~ I'!Ji' Sum l ~y Tin Jt:-s - ~nlincl , Swt~l} , J.;;~u _ '4 , 1976 • STARTS MONDAY, JANUARY 5 • Everything is GO at Rutland Furniture NOW! OPEN MUN., TUES., WED., SAT. JANUARY America unable to stpp terroriStS; report says FRIDAY 8:30 to S (Thurs. til Noon) · Tll8 PM'1 By JOHN BARTON WASHINGTON ( UP!) The United States will remain tile target of international terrorists no matter what policy it adopts towards the turbulent developing world , 2~Pc~ LiVING ROO.M according to a research organization's report. The report urges Americans not to over-react to terrorist attacks, however, but to treat them like SUITES Pecan • Pine • Maple····· e ~AWRENCEBURG , IND. - BASSEn RECLINER _., '··· ~~ 3 Piece Living Room Suite. . ONLY 3 SUITES AT THIS PRICE .. --~ CLOSEOUT All M ust Go! This Pr lc.e Will Do I t! ~ 1 39995 REG. All Reg. $99.00 NOW$58 EA. 1-48" COCKTAIL TABLE HEX TABLES 2-HEX SIDE TABLES NOW ONLY '28 EACH J ....LAMPS how to make any room a .. ·. bedroom FLOOR SAMPLE CLOSEOUTSt ON Recliner Loungers The kev is a Converta-Couch 5 By NORWALK * Chests. 79.95 1 $100 S DRAWER 5 •••• •• 89.95 DISCOUNT 299 95 WE'LL BARGAIN! 49995 5 DresMI' With Shadow lox Mi"or, 5 Drawttr Chest, Cannon. loll lt.d, Bit Night Stand. Pine finilh. 299 $100 Reg. DIS(OUNT '59995 BOTH PIJ;CES FOR THE SET . Quilled ~ttren -J12 Coils '88 • . ' Bargaining All Over . SALE PRICED! Living ·Room Carpet litchen Carpet · Bedroom Carpet · ** * Pdces start at 57" yd. lnstadtd Call: 742·2211 Ask For Wendell Grate Our Sfore . During Our We'll b'ring samples to your home, measure & . ·give estimates . • CLEVELA ND -~ THE CHESS IE SYSTE;M In c. hc1 s re ported !Is earnings dec lined slightl y In 1975to $91 m illion , or $4.91 a share, from the reco t'd high s in 197·1 of S95 million , or $5.33, share . ~ Hays T . Watkins , chairman and president. sa id Friday 1975 earning s were achi eved despit e the niltiona t rece ssion w~ l ct1 reduced the railroad' s freigh t vo lume. Revenu~ in 1q 75 totaled $1 .29· b!ll ion , down from the record high Of$ 1.37 bill ion in _1974 . Overall freight revenue declined 7 per cent, despit e higher f re igllt rates . The Ches!;oie carried 80 million tons of coal from the 3,590 mines on its systems, three million less than in 1~ 74 . But coal revenue was up5 per cent because of higher rates and increased coa l movement lor expor.l . , cln•••· SEVENTY"THREE BARGES LOADED with coal and petrotevm products brokc_looso on the Ohio River Friday night, but were secured by I a .m . Saturday. Orris B. Brown , head lqckm an at th e Cannelton. Ind ., lqcks", Sctid he r-=cetved a r adio rnport l a:m . th at "thebarges had a il been ca ught . The barges broke away from the Col umbia power station at Cincinnati. where they were docked for unloading . , M ark land Dam authorities at Warsaw, Ky .. said the barges had been sl opped before reaching the dam , but they did not know ,h ow close they qot . Towboats were used to secur e them . Reg. at '89995 FLORENCE rTAL Y - FIFTEEN large drawings, almos t certai nl y by Michelangelo, • ha\le been dlscov~red under a whitewash coating on cellar walls the artist apparently used as a giant sketchbook, art exper ts said Saturday . • ~ The murals, first shown to th e public by television over New Year 's, were discovered un the walls of a cellar under the Med ici Chapels in the New Sacris t y of San· Lorenzo . Michelang elo apparently used the underground room as a resting place ,1nd studio while working on the tombs of the Medl cis In the chapels , which include ~i s celebrated allegorical statues of Dav and N ight. · · 569995 Special Sale! J AKRON, OH I O -- SU MM IT COU NTY Sheriff office off i cial s Frid.1 ·,- said th ey e!Jipecled l o tllake more arre sl s thi s weekend in the .inveslii]ation and ind ictm enl of 14 per son s rasf week for .a ll eged p~ll enl abuse at Hawthornden State Ho spital . Three person s wer e arr es t ed. ittiled and charged earlier Friday in the invest i gat ion: - William Gainer. 64 , of Twi nsburg , a physica l aide a'r'"fJle'hospital. Held -under $75,000 a nd cha•·ged wi th five cou nts of se}(ua l bnttery and one attempt t o comm it sexua l battery . ..,..... Win ston T. Reid . 61. of Clevelan d, Ch ief ol secu rity at t he hospital. Cha rg ed with sc~ual ba ltery . -· A lv in Rosenberry, 26 , of Parma , ten e ng ineer a t th e hospita l . Charged With gr,l nd thcfl Th e names of t he othe r I I pe<;ple named in th e s ~nled .i ndictmen ts were to, remain con l idc n lia I unt ll offi cirt! S had l"l'10de the arresl s, ~il i d Summi t Coun!y sher itf's"off ice officia ls. SEAT TLE - POLICE SAY THEY ex peel 19 76 ' to bring more lcrrbrlsrn lik e the three bombings that !JShered in the bicentennia l year . " The se peoP.Ie { terr~r is t s ) I have told u~ they are g.o ing to blow ~ut the ~ andle s on OtJ r birth day cake and th ere is no rea5on not to be !1eve the m. ' Sea ltle Pol1ce Ma1 . Frank Moore t old . repor ters Fr iday . . . . . . . . He urged private compantes to mcrease security precatJhons but admt tf~d 1t vyas ne«r l y lmpo5sible to predi.c t th e ned tr~rget. he al so ~n collraged citize ns t o help mvesltgator s by reporfltlg suspicious· activity . . · · More !.aid a ptpe bomb possibly as large as six inches, in diam eter was used to des'troy an electrica 1 substettion in the Laurelh urs t Distric t just after midnight New Year 's Day You can't Jmatino how big lo bo.dlfull II• foot 1haclow bo• min-or with 3 comer shelves on each side of.. mirror, S drowor cheat, _..:. site or retUia< bed, big ni9hl otond. · NEW YORK - TH E STOCKMAR K ET scored a· broad based gain i n the New Yec1r 's week but th e only thing it show~d was ba rgain hunters' broad inter est in low pri ce d stocks. Blue chips generc11ly were ignored after a budding yearend rally ran out ot steilm Monday am id I a)(. loss sel ling , prohHak. ing and uncer ta intr about the economy. As a resul t, th e Dow Jo nes indu st ric1 avera ge lost 1.10 points to B58. 71 fo r the four 5essions. Th e w idely followed blue chip indicator , however, regi stered a 236. 17 -point. or 38 .32 per cent, gain in 1975;-tt s best performan ce in 21 years. On a broader sc ale. Standard & Poor's 500 stock inde x gained 0.75 to 90.90 and th e NYrSE common stock index 0.44 fo 48.04 fo r the wee k . L.1 st ye ar , th e S & P index ga i.n~d 21.63 points , or 31.5 per ce nt , its bes t show ing si nce 1958 . SEAT TLE - F ED ERAL stat e ilnd local police agencie s knew aboul B New Year's Eve threat to bomb government buildings across the nation . Bu t a spokesman for the FBI said he doubted seriously 1t1e threa t wns relat ed lo lh ree bombing s on Dec . J l and Jah . l in'the Seattle area . The tt1retll said a Puerto Rican nationalist group - th e Fuer1as Armada s de Libera cion Nacional - had threa tened to detonate 100 bombs at'ound the country a t state e~nd federnl olfi ce building s, said the FBI. The FALN thrPat , receiveA,in Seattle by the FBI, Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms Burenu ttnd I mmigration and Natunnizalion Service by teletype , was pvssed on to th e Washingtor1 State Patrol. which relayed the warning to most sheriff's offices and to cnl police departm en ts In the state . 95 5 you . ' 499 Sale . _ ___________________________ .. * PLUSHES * SHAGS * 501 NYLONS.* tWEEDS (3) BEDROOM SUITES SEVEN.TY THREE barg es loaded with coal and othN petroleum products were loo.seon the Ohio River Friday night , head in~ to ward the Markl il nd Dam . The barge s broke away fr:om lh ~ Columbia Power Sta t ion at Cl nc •nnali w fw re th ey were rn dock , being unloaded . . By Ieite evening , at least 19 of th e barges had already passed th e Lawr enceburg · Aurora area and wer e w it hi n eight miles of the M a rkland Dam . Th e Coast Guard said th e dam sh ou ld hold even- il, th e barges slam into it. ~ MOSCOW - THE SOVt ET .UN ION ca lled today for a[l end to for e ign military in volvement tn Angola and sa id it wns assis ting guerrilla f orces th ere o nl y to thwart " aggressive en. croachmenl s from outside ." ·~ " Th e Soviet Ur1 ion co m ~s ou t fi rml y for th e term inat ion ot foreign a rrned inter vention in Angola," the· Communi st party newspaper Pravda sai d . · " The people of Angola shou ld be givefl the right to decide th em se l ves ttie quest ions of bui lding a new I ile in th e Condi t lons of peace and freedom ." l!o Pravda sai d th e Krem lin sought neit her "ec onomic, military or oth er gain " in jhe f6rmer Portugu ese co lony and " any assertions concerni ng th e Soviet Union's intention to cstab l is ~ military ba ~es th ere .and aboUt SoVi(>t mil ifary expan sion in Africa io gener cl l, nrC un tounded ." _.... BOX SPRING institutions during the Bicentennial. · The AEI is a publicly supported , nonpartisan research and educational organization . It said the purpose of the study is to aid policy makers in their approach to the problem. " Because of Third World perceptions of the in · devoted to memorabilia of Richa r d M . N bcon ' s v isits to San Clem ente auring hi s presid en cy wil l be opened on the lormer presi dent's 6Jrd l:! irthcfa y Jan . 9 . Paul Presley , owner o f the S ,~n Clemente Inn said Fridar. he is putting on d i splay hundreds of item s he has colle cted person ally and that has been givCn o him . Nh:.on has been invited to th e museum 's grand opening , Pres ley, a longtime friend .i nd supporter, said. II wa s not known if N ixon wou ld att end . He ha z made no public appearances since r es i gning the presi d ency In H1e tall of 1973 . Most· ot th d isp lay it em s w dl focu s on S~ n Clemen te 1 5 part i r~ Nixon 's pres idential y ec1r s, Presley sa id . Among them , he said, "<)re pi~tures of Soviet leader Leon id Breshne v' s vis it t o lhe We stern Whit e House in 1973 and th e inn 's desk. Bresh~ ev· U$e d d ~-Jr ing h is l e te ~lsed addrPss fro m Sc1n Reg. ·4 PC. BEDROOM SUITE and against US. monuments and tolerated than prevented," it .said, The report, "Transnational Terror," published by the American Enterpri se Insti tute lor Public Policy Research , was commissioned before the bombing al 1.1Guardia AirpOrt in New York City - which has heightened" fears terrorists might increase attacks T0PEKA 1 KAN . - R E PS .• MARTHA Keys , Q. Kan .,'and Andrew Ja cobs Jr ., D· lnd .. sit on lt)e sam e side of the congres5ion<l l rt isle when file Hou se of Repr os en ta ttves iS in sess ion . Now they ' ll share nonwOrki ng hou rs too . Ja cobs oJnd Mr s. Key s were marr ied Saturday in the li n ,l we dding cere mon y be tween Incumben t members of Congre ss. · · Mr s. Keys. 45, annou'h ced in November she would marry Jacobs, 43 , In r1 smal l. pr iv~l l c ce remony . She sa id th ey wou ld keep th eir re spec tiv e names and conlin ue to main f.:l in resi dency in their elec toral d istr icts. 1 ~-,------ ------------ ----~-- ----~ MATTRESS eas ily Cclcm~nt"e. 5 95 Sale 399 MAP[E SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE! more SA N CL EMENTE , CALI F. - A MINI MU SE UM called " A Little Bit of Hi storv " and BETTER CHECK I Bumlshecl Maple Suite with Night Stand . ·chests are C I RCI. EV.t LLE 1 OH 10 ·- DOWNTOWN str pe ts ~~~. ere cl ea r ed bu f both the northbound and sou lh bO!J nd N9rf olk and We stern ra i lroad tra ck's r'"em ~lined blo~l<.e d ea rly lodciy after 17 freigh.t t <lrs jump ed the tra cks Friday . · · The,.c were nO in juries . Norfolk and We5 tcrn Rai lr oad off ici als were inv estigat ing to .· de ter min e th e cause of .the dera ilmen t. One ot the der a i ied car s w<l s loaded wit h eighf 1976 Cadil l acs. A poli ce di spa tch er said th e new car s were not hea vi l y damaged . 4 PC: BEDROOM SUITE OPEN STOCK·MAPLI * Double Dresser & Mirror . '129.9 5 It warns that d<· spi te sophisticated security S)'Stems, g'o vernment atte.mpts' to counter terror can fail. "There si mply is no linal solution to the sulliciently dedicated fanatic .with a moment of luck," the ,report said. " The threatened must accept U1at , however spectacular the deeds of terror. they M ARCO ISLAND, FLA . A HOLIDAY vaca ti on at a posh condominium com ple)(. at thi ~ Florida Gu ll Coas t resort ended in trag ed y for l am i lies fr om Ohio nnd Michigan Friday . Th e d rlugh ter of a prominent Cleveland broker· wa s sl a in. and the son of a Grancl Rclp1 d s family was charged with her murder . . The 17· year old y(lu fh, wllose name wa s w ithheld un<;ter il Flor i dc;~ law f'lrohibilin9 pub l ish i n~ of names of iuv enil es in crimina l cases. was held wi thou t bond today at the Co ll ier County ja1l in nearby Nap les on a chnrge of f i ~ sl degree murder Sher!ff 's POl ice wer e awa ilina the re sults of a n <~utopsy to determ ine the cauSe of the d ea t h . of p rett y and ta lent ed musicall y Linda Green baum. 16, Shaker He ight s, Ohi o daughter of L1on el Gr eenbaum , vice ·pre5ide.nt In charge ot th e u eve land off ices ot Merri ll-, Lynch, Pi er Ce Fenn er a nd Sm i th. ' TREMENDOUS SAVINGS *Beds at 549.95 calamiti~s .'' COL UMBUS - GOV . JAME S A. RHODES, in wha t he cal led nn " unpr~cedenl c d step." Friday re l easqd th e fourth c1nd f ina l installmen t of $15 .7 million to Ohio's '88 counties in 197,1 ve hi c le li cense r even ues . The fina l insta Hment normnlly is made in March, but Rhodes :.;:.i d county h ighway off i.c inl s h.1d reques ted th e ear l y payment to meet current ro.a d improvement and st ree t mil int cnan ce prOjec t s. · "So instead of wililing to issue th e final payment In Marc h 1976. we are fc1k.ing th is un preceden led step to help ~unt y Audi tors and Engineers meet their I i nan c ir~ l obi igMions now." 5aid Rhodes. . " A f ourth ad va nce di str ibution is norma ll y not made ," co ntinued Rhode s. " But this yee~r 's schedule has been upset by th e effec ts of House Bill 90 . For t he first time, th e 197.-l veh ic le llcetl Se t ag sa le was ex tended si!JI week s past t he histori ca l con clusion on Mar ch 15 . The coun ty by·county breakdown of 1974 four t h ins tallment li cense ta x d is tribut ion jn eluded M ei gs )46, 95 1. Athens $75 ,236 , Ga ll ia $6 3. 898, Jack son , $'\9,765, Lawrence 595.765, V inion $36,8J2, ilnd Wash ington .· $1 20. 69 8. SPECIAL SALE ·SJ99. 95 to$599.95 4DRAWER ·'natural I'"'=WEEK;~d ' Di;;;t'"-] 6 ONLY TO Sl:ll. N OW! • , •' . - • ternational system, this will remain a .....--r , eountry revolutionary target no : matter what our posture; 1776 is very lon g ago, and even the Marshall Plan is ancient his tory to a young Palestinian Arab, " said the author, J . Bowyer Bell . " Attacks on transnational order by rebels, olten with Picture woJ,1h $5 million is built-in incapacities, must not be perceived as truly terminal threats to the system, and can be tolerated like na tural calamities," thP , report said. • " It is, of course, unwise to ignore natur'a l ca la rnities-entirely, although it would be better to ignore !':uch vjolenc~ 'than overreacl;" .he said. , Bell , q research associa te · at Columbia University ' s lnstitule of War and Peace Studies, said, "the United States appears to fa ce only a limited threat from domestic re'voluti onaries, although · pathological politics and the violent deeds of the demented appear to be with us yet," he said . "It is more likely that broog4t back llOSTON 1UP! J - A stolen painting va lued as high as $5 million was scc rrlly returned to state and fede t·al autho rities late · Friday, the U. S. attorney 's "office ann oun ced Saturday. The purlrait of tiJe Duteh m aster's sister, Elizabeth Van Rijn, st9lcn ·in a daytime rob!Jery from the Boston . Mu seum uf Fine Arts nearly nine months <.1go, uppeared to be only slightly .damaged, a , lnli Seum o ffici~ I SHid. U. S. Attorney James N. Gabriel said no 1 money was paid for the portrait and ·' there are no de.als being revolutionaries from abroad, made with anybody." attracted by soft targets, may strike a t what they see as tile center of the im .. per iali st, c~pi taH s t, racist conspiracy," he said . Prison plan has suppQrt Rembrandt NEW MENTAL HEALTH FACJI JTY - Annetl.e t .cvine, " C:I8" Jlo:tr<l huildi ng committee chairperson. and Madeline Perkins , of her cm:nmittc , hold a p <linting uf the uew . O>mprehensive Mental Health and Mental Retanial ion Cent er for whid1 biCl~ a re cxp~c l cd to be awarded this month . Others are, seated, l··r , Geor ge B. G rc<JVf~-:. Ph .D.. Ct·nl t>r Director, and Harold McClurg, building cOnunittee: standing, J!.•ff Zm:her, Projec·l Captain, Earl Hayes, Donaldson, Wittenmyer 1:1nd f-art ncrs Ar~,:hit~·ds, Purl.snwtlth ; ( '!iln.: rK·r• Devereaux, mechanical engineer, Colornbus; l ~a h Ord , h u i ldin1~ t'UJnn l l tte~ . und ~11.1;-iine !1. Plummer, executiVe c_iirector , "64_8" BoRrd . New center ~;ite ready 'l1u~ Co mprehen!3iv~ Ment.'l l 1 Hc~ lth Center will Pe m1 e of the most modern Ltpto..(\alt' provirl.ers fJf lllC:nt<ll !w alth care in. Ohro. 'n ,e .bui.ldlng co~t is a ppruximutely $\,300,0011 with % pet. of ttw total be ing provided by' state lllld ft~!enli funds. 'the Mr: ntoi Jlen ith Center Beard will submit a Skoffing Gr ant 1\pplication to the Department· tJf Her.1ltl1 , Educa,tion, cmd Welfar e in Ch i ca~o li.l' March 19 for operating dollars of t.lw Cen ter . The Staffing Grant Application submitted last year was approved, but deferred until lh is Ma rch du~ to new federal mental health legislOJlion, ~H:co nlln g to Mrs . Max ine Phmu ner, ~x~c utiv e d irector, '' 648 " ilom·d. · GALIJPOLIS - Bids are expectc'l to be awarded this month, with construction to start soon alter on the new Com· pr'e hensive Mental Health and Mental . Retardation Center , ·111 is was the Substance of reruurks by Earl Hayes, architect of the project, at a meeting here last week with the building committee of the O>mmunity Mental Health and Mental Retardatioll " 646" Board, the Center Board, and staff. The new hea lth institution, wldch will serve Gallia , Meigs and Jackson Counties, will be erected on a site already pr epared n~ar Holzer Medical Center. The str ucture will cover 23,000 square feet and hou.o.;c 10 inpatient beds . SUNDAY, JANUARY 4, '1976 - - -- VOL 10 NO. 49 TARIFF LIFTED WASHINGTON ~UP II .President Ford signed a proclamation Saturday to lift the $2-3-barrel tariff on imported crude oil that he imposed last year, sn}'ing • the extra fee no longer was PAGE 15 Americans .skeptical, angry, and nertJous too " By LEE 1.-EONARD NEW YORK (UP!) - A . Asked to agree or di sagree UP! Statehouse Reporter needed fur national majority of Americans are with the statement, "most COLUMBUS !UP!) security because of t~c · ne'w angry at the goverrunent, When state Reps. Harry J . people in government today energy rbnservation bill. nervous over the economy don't rea~iy ca re about people Lehman and Alan E. Norris Fofd's action was and skeptical ol Preside~t like me." 60 per cent ngreed called a joint news conrclroacti ve to Dec. 22, the Ford's ability to do anything and only 33 per cent ferem~e foi" New Year's Eve, date he sJgncd the energy about it, a nationwide poll disagreed . Seven per cent reporters were compelled, . · bill. and he said Its conducted by NBC News said the~r were not sure .. out of sheer curiosity, to provisions. - designed to · indicated "Saturday. Congr"ss' job rating was attend. lower U. S. consumption by The network described the harshly scored too, witll 56 Lehman is a liberal allowing domestic prices to poll - results uf which were per cenl. disapproving and 32 rist> uver . 40 mouths discussed on a special 9tJ.. per cerlt approving of the would have the same effect minute program entitl.ed rflanne1r in which the Clevelan(J Democrat and an us the turin . "What America Thinks" lawnm lwrs are perforrning. ·irnpartant figure in the House as ''one\of the most extensive Fort)l two per cent said majority cauc~ . Norris, a riews surveys ever taken by a they t.hought congressiona 1 Republican fr om co n- legislature and during the televi'sion news intere~.t represents mainJy servative Westerville , is aJ campaign if it ma kes the organization." big buo;iness interests, while m emb er of" the Hou se June "ballot. NBC said it covered a wide 18 per cent Said Congress Legislators ·hijving trouble minority leadership team. range of subjects arid sam- repre:;enls lhe in lc1·ests of all Ute current state keeping What the two lawmakers pled 2,836 adults contacted by the people. Big la bor inproposed is every bit as in ~ operating budget above telephone between Dec . 16 terests, as th e prima r y triguing as the fact that they water will probably take an and Dec. 21. con et:~rn on Capitol HiU , cb-ew joined to gether in the first extra · close look at a ny The strrvey turned Up a few 16 per cem of the vote. m assiv~ spending scheme. place. rays of optimism in an ApJproval of the manner in And judging fro;n the vote Lehman and Norris called otherwise pessimi stic which Presid ent Ford is for ·a $250 million bond issue on Gov. James A; Rhodes' response. Sixty-s even per doing his job showed u loss of to underwrite a nlas"Sive $4"5 billion bond issue last cent of those queried said one ·pe r·centage point from a overhaul of Ohio's prison November. Ohio voters are in tlley have "quite a lot " of · sim'ilar poll taken in system and you tll detention no mood to spend t1).ore tax confidence in the nation 1 s November. Fifty one per cent facilities. ·The bond issue money, particularly if it's future and 75 per cent said of those contacted by NllC would be financed by in- borrowed and speni in ad- they believe their lives are bac/ked him, while 4J per cent creases in st:1 t~ liquur and vance. better than we.re the.ir voted .di'>R pproval. Lehman and Norris had to cigarette taxes. It would parents' lives. 0 n the subject of Ford and . r"'!uire approval or botll the be pressed h"rd to divulge the Sixty-two per cent said they the economy, however, 55 per General Assembly and the fact that the inle1·est cost on expect their children to enjoy ceM expressed " not very public at large. $250 million worth of bonds an even better life . mn ch confidence" in the The Lelunan-Norrls bond will be $150 million over the The federal government, President's ability to im~ issue will need a strong 15-year .t !ebt retirement however, generally_got a vote prove matters . Nineteen p€ 1' selling point, both in the (Con tinued on page 28) of no confidence. cent gave him "a lot of Ohio politics . . contidenct'," hllll 16 per cent cxpt·e~,sc ti ' 'l)u conficlcm:e ~t · all. '' A vote of "co mpl(~te con· fid cnce'' ca me fr om only five pt:r cent, F'onl 's ra ting im- pro ved slig htly among Kepublicans queried. Fifty per · cent of them gave Ford :onot very mul'h cunfi'dence ," and 32 pe r· cent held "a lot of confidence.' ' J\sk ed to describe the l'tesidc!lt in one phrase, 35 per cent said he wa ~ ' 'hom'st ,'' find 20 per cent used the-;word "p il~i:\SW"):t. n On lhe n eg ~iti ve side, 22 per cent though t he was " wis hywasllj:'' fl fl(l 18 per cent taggf!d !J im ·'rwt as tl!Tiarl as othel' pl'esicknts.'' Th ~· F irst l.;•dy's bluntness on s uch subje cts as prernarit:Jl ~ex. ~bvrtion and marij utJ nCt, h nwev(~r, appurently will not hobb le Fol' d's campuign. Those Survev~ d wer e asked .if Her statt~mt'~ts mad e them more Or lt•:;s likr ly to vote fct him . '.Fifty-tlu ee pe1· cent s;~ i :Mrs. Fur<l 's candor woulcl have no e ff~ ( t on tlreir voting. mteen per cenl said they were less likely to vote for her husb""'l beca use of it and 11 per cent sa id they we re more likely to ct-~~1 tht> U' vot~s in his colun m. Dishonest John operates honze of big lernon Outside a Pittsburgh used car lot which calls itself " the. home of the big lemon" .til ere is a painting of " Dishonest John" and "Notorious Joe" smoking, cigars. • 1 'We're poking fun at everyone, saying that car dealers are crC}oks," Joe Flory. sales manager of the outfit called Allegheny Auto Sales, said Saturday . ''It 's reverse hwnor. "H you can get people into the place, they'll buy your merchandise ahd you cim tell them the truth." U.S. used car dealers may have to rely more on the trutll when they sell those " clean cream puffs" under_, rules proposed by the Federal Trade Commission to · let buyers know when a lemon is a lemon. The FTC rules IIIOUld I ' require dealers to put window stickers ir'tlheir used cars to tell cus tomer s about warranty, repairs, previous use a nd. damage. The commission sa id the regulation is needed because there appears to be ..substantial" fraud in the used car business by dealers who know about defects or patential problems but do not tell customers . ' The federal agency would forbid used car salesmen from maRing ,;anY. false, mis leading or de ce ptive represen ta ti on ... of the quallty, performance, reliability or la ck ol mechanical defects" of their cars, in sales talks and ad· vertising. •·T'ain't nulhin' more than fair, ' ' said Raymond La mare, owner of a used car Jot in Morrisville, Vt. 1 "It's just more than government red tape," said Melvin Cambell, used car manager for a Columbia, S.C., firm. "It's hard enough for a rna n to make a living now." Violators could be fined of up to $10,000a day ..Those who want to comment on the FTC proposals announped Friday have 90 days to do so. The FTC regulations would not take effect unm the start of 1977. Many used car dealers surve~ed Saturday said they are being singled out unfairly . They said Americans who sell their cars also will have to be more honest. " They talk about how bad Ure used car dealer is, but the guy that trades "a car in Claims it's a eream puff and . doesn't have a nickel 's worth .of damage," Tom Coleman, a •\ ' ButffH\o, N.Y .. car so lesman , said ot th<> FTC cra ckdOWJL "It's got some merits hut it 's pt\tting 100 per cent of the oniUs on the d e ;Jl~r a nd no thin~ on the guy that trades th e car in." .At Pittsburgt1 's "horne of th e big lemon, " Flory said th e pro rxJscd regulations arr 11 Unb:ilanred.'' ... de;Ht?i' or of wh ich tht? dt~ aler is a ware. "1 t hinl< if a car was badly d:.-1m~o~ged a perso n should know and that the th ing was fi.xcd. "' sa id Walter Doviak, sa le:.' rmmager of a Ji'ramington 1 'Mass .. dealer. "But 1 hop~ they're not goi ng lO be PICky )hat )'OU're go ing lo havt· to put knirks "You try and give the atld df' nl.s Uo.wn. For one people a guarantee and so th;ng. it's VN)' d iHicu.lt for us forth and );ou ca n only give\ lo knuw i£ 1J ·(' Dr was In a them so hilich,'' he saitl . ''To IT!illOI' accident ir it ',s been quote a'n old Jewish provt!rb : Wt.:!ll repaired. '~ 1 To do business wittihoul .Jnrk McTigue, owner of a pr ofi t is s tric tly MonroC'vH!i·, Pa-., car lot , said disl .tmorable .' _Constmleri.'im lh~ rulrs r1 re "a two-bladed i~, so big and so dispropor· i'i.'<. " tlona te that. you just_can't win '"These f.OO <l y, KOody Hnymor e. '1 pe ople who waut to protect UndPr the pro pnS"td, ;: llll' wlhl!C' \\\ll ld drtn 'I t"Pnlizc stit k.~l would list any Wtlrk -, thai wlwn they gu to s£•11 t11eir in(' lurli rtg recondit,i on i ~ g, own ea r they might end up p;1int touch-ups a nd ot her nol getting rid of it because ·sur ra, e rCpairs - done by Lhe they d t•n tt!d flw (('ndt'l' ont'c." II l ~ i ' l �• .. • I~ I'!Ji' Sum l ~y Tin Jt:-s - ~nlincl , Swt~l} , J.;;~u _ '4 , 1976 • STARTS MONDAY, JANUARY 5 • Everything is GO at Rutland Furniture NOW! OPEN MUN., TUES., WED., SAT. JANUARY America unable to stpp terroriStS; report says FRIDAY 8:30 to S (Thurs. til Noon) · Tll8 PM'1 By JOHN BARTON WASHINGTON ( UP!) The United States will remain tile target of international terrorists no matter what policy it adopts towards the turbulent developing world , 2~Pc~ LiVING ROO.M according to a research organization's report. The report urges Americans not to over-react to terrorist attacks, however, but to treat them like SUITES Pecan • Pine • Maple····· e ~AWRENCEBURG , IND. - BASSEn RECLINER _., '··· ~~ 3 Piece Living Room Suite. . ONLY 3 SUITES AT THIS PRICE .. --~ CLOSEOUT All M ust Go! This Pr lc.e Will Do I t! ~ 1 39995 REG. All Reg. $99.00 NOW$58 EA. 1-48" COCKTAIL TABLE HEX TABLES 2-HEX SIDE TABLES NOW ONLY '28 EACH J ....LAMPS how to make any room a .. ·. bedroom FLOOR SAMPLE CLOSEOUTSt ON Recliner Loungers The kev is a Converta-Couch 5 By NORWALK * Chests. 79.95 1 $100 S DRAWER 5 •••• •• 89.95 DISCOUNT 299 95 WE'LL BARGAIN! 49995 5 DresMI' With Shadow lox Mi"or, 5 Drawttr Chest, Cannon. loll lt.d, Bit Night Stand. Pine finilh. 299 $100 Reg. DIS(OUNT '59995 BOTH PIJ;CES FOR THE SET . Quilled ~ttren -J12 Coils '88 • . ' Bargaining All Over . SALE PRICED! Living ·Room Carpet litchen Carpet · Bedroom Carpet · ** * Pdces start at 57" yd. lnstadtd Call: 742·2211 Ask For Wendell Grate Our Sfore . During Our We'll b'ring samples to your home, measure & . ·give estimates . • CLEVELA ND -~ THE CHESS IE SYSTE;M In c. hc1 s re ported !Is earnings dec lined slightl y In 1975to $91 m illion , or $4.91 a share, from the reco t'd high s in 197·1 of S95 million , or $5.33, share . ~ Hays T . Watkins , chairman and president. sa id Friday 1975 earning s were achi eved despit e the niltiona t rece ssion w~ l ct1 reduced the railroad' s freigh t vo lume. Revenu~ in 1q 75 totaled $1 .29· b!ll ion , down from the record high Of$ 1.37 bill ion in _1974 . Overall freight revenue declined 7 per cent, despit e higher f re igllt rates . The Ches!;oie carried 80 million tons of coal from the 3,590 mines on its systems, three million less than in 1~ 74 . But coal revenue was up5 per cent because of higher rates and increased coa l movement lor expor.l . , cln•••· SEVENTY"THREE BARGES LOADED with coal and petrotevm products brokc_looso on the Ohio River Friday night, but were secured by I a .m . Saturday. Orris B. Brown , head lqckm an at th e Cannelton. Ind ., lqcks", Sctid he r-=cetved a r adio rnport l a:m . th at "thebarges had a il been ca ught . The barges broke away from the Col umbia power station at Cincinnati. where they were docked for unloading . , M ark land Dam authorities at Warsaw, Ky .. said the barges had been sl opped before reaching the dam , but they did not know ,h ow close they qot . Towboats were used to secur e them . Reg. at '89995 FLORENCE rTAL Y - FIFTEEN large drawings, almos t certai nl y by Michelangelo, • ha\le been dlscov~red under a whitewash coating on cellar walls the artist apparently used as a giant sketchbook, art exper ts said Saturday . • ~ The murals, first shown to th e public by television over New Year 's, were discovered un the walls of a cellar under the Med ici Chapels in the New Sacris t y of San· Lorenzo . Michelang elo apparently used the underground room as a resting place ,1nd studio while working on the tombs of the Medl cis In the chapels , which include ~i s celebrated allegorical statues of Dav and N ight. · · 569995 Special Sale! J AKRON, OH I O -- SU MM IT COU NTY Sheriff office off i cial s Frid.1 ·,- said th ey e!Jipecled l o tllake more arre sl s thi s weekend in the .inveslii]ation and ind ictm enl of 14 per son s rasf week for .a ll eged p~ll enl abuse at Hawthornden State Ho spital . Three person s wer e arr es t ed. ittiled and charged earlier Friday in the invest i gat ion: - William Gainer. 64 , of Twi nsburg , a physica l aide a'r'"fJle'hospital. Held -under $75,000 a nd cha•·ged wi th five cou nts of se}(ua l bnttery and one attempt t o comm it sexua l battery . ..,..... Win ston T. Reid . 61. of Clevelan d, Ch ief ol secu rity at t he hospital. Cha rg ed with sc~ual ba ltery . -· A lv in Rosenberry, 26 , of Parma , ten e ng ineer a t th e hospita l . Charged With gr,l nd thcfl Th e names of t he othe r I I pe<;ple named in th e s ~nled .i ndictmen ts were to, remain con l idc n lia I unt ll offi cirt! S had l"l'10de the arresl s, ~il i d Summi t Coun!y sher itf's"off ice officia ls. SEAT TLE - POLICE SAY THEY ex peel 19 76 ' to bring more lcrrbrlsrn lik e the three bombings that !JShered in the bicentennia l year . " The se peoP.Ie { terr~r is t s ) I have told u~ they are g.o ing to blow ~ut the ~ andle s on OtJ r birth day cake and th ere is no rea5on not to be !1eve the m. ' Sea ltle Pol1ce Ma1 . Frank Moore t old . repor ters Fr iday . . . . . . . . He urged private compantes to mcrease security precatJhons but admt tf~d 1t vyas ne«r l y lmpo5sible to predi.c t th e ned tr~rget. he al so ~n collraged citize ns t o help mvesltgator s by reporfltlg suspicious· activity . . · · More !.aid a ptpe bomb possibly as large as six inches, in diam eter was used to des'troy an electrica 1 substettion in the Laurelh urs t Distric t just after midnight New Year 's Day You can't Jmatino how big lo bo.dlfull II• foot 1haclow bo• min-or with 3 comer shelves on each side of.. mirror, S drowor cheat, _..:. site or retUia< bed, big ni9hl otond. · NEW YORK - TH E STOCKMAR K ET scored a· broad based gain i n the New Yec1r 's week but th e only thing it show~d was ba rgain hunters' broad inter est in low pri ce d stocks. Blue chips generc11ly were ignored after a budding yearend rally ran out ot steilm Monday am id I a)(. loss sel ling , prohHak. ing and uncer ta intr about the economy. As a resul t, th e Dow Jo nes indu st ric1 avera ge lost 1.10 points to B58. 71 fo r the four 5essions. Th e w idely followed blue chip indicator , however, regi stered a 236. 17 -point. or 38 .32 per cent, gain in 1975;-tt s best performan ce in 21 years. On a broader sc ale. Standard & Poor's 500 stock inde x gained 0.75 to 90.90 and th e NYrSE common stock index 0.44 fo 48.04 fo r the wee k . L.1 st ye ar , th e S & P index ga i.n~d 21.63 points , or 31.5 per ce nt , its bes t show ing si nce 1958 . SEAT TLE - F ED ERAL stat e ilnd local police agencie s knew aboul B New Year's Eve threat to bomb government buildings across the nation . Bu t a spokesman for the FBI said he doubted seriously 1t1e threa t wns relat ed lo lh ree bombing s on Dec . J l and Jah . l in'the Seattle area . The tt1retll said a Puerto Rican nationalist group - th e Fuer1as Armada s de Libera cion Nacional - had threa tened to detonate 100 bombs at'ound the country a t state e~nd federnl olfi ce building s, said the FBI. The FALN thrPat , receiveA,in Seattle by the FBI, Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms Burenu ttnd I mmigration and Natunnizalion Service by teletype , was pvssed on to th e Washingtor1 State Patrol. which relayed the warning to most sheriff's offices and to cnl police departm en ts In the state . 95 5 you . ' 499 Sale . _ ___________________________ .. * PLUSHES * SHAGS * 501 NYLONS.* tWEEDS (3) BEDROOM SUITES SEVEN.TY THREE barg es loaded with coal and othN petroleum products were loo.seon the Ohio River Friday night , head in~ to ward the Markl il nd Dam . The barge s broke away fr:om lh ~ Columbia Power Sta t ion at Cl nc •nnali w fw re th ey were rn dock , being unloaded . . By Ieite evening , at least 19 of th e barges had already passed th e Lawr enceburg · Aurora area and wer e w it hi n eight miles of the M a rkland Dam . Th e Coast Guard said th e dam sh ou ld hold even- il, th e barges slam into it. ~ MOSCOW - THE SOVt ET .UN ION ca lled today for a[l end to for e ign military in volvement tn Angola and sa id it wns assis ting guerrilla f orces th ere o nl y to thwart " aggressive en. croachmenl s from outside ." ·~ " Th e Soviet Ur1 ion co m ~s ou t fi rml y for th e term inat ion ot foreign a rrned inter vention in Angola," the· Communi st party newspaper Pravda sai d . · " The people of Angola shou ld be givefl the right to decide th em se l ves ttie quest ions of bui lding a new I ile in th e Condi t lons of peace and freedom ." l!o Pravda sai d th e Krem lin sought neit her "ec onomic, military or oth er gain " in jhe f6rmer Portugu ese co lony and " any assertions concerni ng th e Soviet Union's intention to cstab l is ~ military ba ~es th ere .and aboUt SoVi(>t mil ifary expan sion in Africa io gener cl l, nrC un tounded ." _.... BOX SPRING institutions during the Bicentennial. · The AEI is a publicly supported , nonpartisan research and educational organization . It said the purpose of the study is to aid policy makers in their approach to the problem. " Because of Third World perceptions of the in · devoted to memorabilia of Richa r d M . N bcon ' s v isits to San Clem ente auring hi s presid en cy wil l be opened on the lormer presi dent's 6Jrd l:! irthcfa y Jan . 9 . Paul Presley , owner o f the S ,~n Clemente Inn said Fridar. he is putting on d i splay hundreds of item s he has colle cted person ally and that has been givCn o him . Nh:.on has been invited to th e museum 's grand opening , Pres ley, a longtime friend .i nd supporter, said. II wa s not known if N ixon wou ld att end . He ha z made no public appearances since r es i gning the presi d ency In H1e tall of 1973 . Most· ot th d isp lay it em s w dl focu s on S~ n Clemen te 1 5 part i r~ Nixon 's pres idential y ec1r s, Presley sa id . Among them , he said, "<)re pi~tures of Soviet leader Leon id Breshne v' s vis it t o lhe We stern Whit e House in 1973 and th e inn 's desk. Bresh~ ev· U$e d d ~-Jr ing h is l e te ~lsed addrPss fro m Sc1n Reg. ·4 PC. BEDROOM SUITE and against US. monuments and tolerated than prevented," it .said, The report, "Transnational Terror," published by the American Enterpri se Insti tute lor Public Policy Research , was commissioned before the bombing al 1.1Guardia AirpOrt in New York City - which has heightened" fears terrorists might increase attacks T0PEKA 1 KAN . - R E PS .• MARTHA Keys , Q. Kan .,'and Andrew Ja cobs Jr ., D· lnd .. sit on lt)e sam e side of the congres5ion<l l rt isle when file Hou se of Repr os en ta ttves iS in sess ion . Now they ' ll share nonwOrki ng hou rs too . Ja cobs oJnd Mr s. Key s were marr ied Saturday in the li n ,l we dding cere mon y be tween Incumben t members of Congre ss. · · Mr s. Keys. 45, annou'h ced in November she would marry Jacobs, 43 , In r1 smal l. pr iv~l l c ce remony . She sa id th ey wou ld keep th eir re spec tiv e names and conlin ue to main f.:l in resi dency in their elec toral d istr icts. 1 ~-,------ ------------ ----~-- ----~ MATTRESS eas ily Cclcm~nt"e. 5 95 Sale 399 MAP[E SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE! more SA N CL EMENTE , CALI F. - A MINI MU SE UM called " A Little Bit of Hi storv " and BETTER CHECK I Bumlshecl Maple Suite with Night Stand . ·chests are C I RCI. EV.t LLE 1 OH 10 ·- DOWNTOWN str pe ts ~~~. ere cl ea r ed bu f both the northbound and sou lh bO!J nd N9rf olk and We stern ra i lroad tra ck's r'"em ~lined blo~l<.e d ea rly lodciy after 17 freigh.t t <lrs jump ed the tra cks Friday . · · The,.c were nO in juries . Norfolk and We5 tcrn Rai lr oad off ici als were inv estigat ing to .· de ter min e th e cause of .the dera ilmen t. One ot the der a i ied car s w<l s loaded wit h eighf 1976 Cadil l acs. A poli ce di spa tch er said th e new car s were not hea vi l y damaged . 4 PC: BEDROOM SUITE OPEN STOCK·MAPLI * Double Dresser & Mirror . '129.9 5 It warns that d<· spi te sophisticated security S)'Stems, g'o vernment atte.mpts' to counter terror can fail. "There si mply is no linal solution to the sulliciently dedicated fanatic .with a moment of luck," the ,report said. " The threatened must accept U1at , however spectacular the deeds of terror. they M ARCO ISLAND, FLA . A HOLIDAY vaca ti on at a posh condominium com ple)(. at thi ~ Florida Gu ll Coas t resort ended in trag ed y for l am i lies fr om Ohio nnd Michigan Friday . Th e d rlugh ter of a prominent Cleveland broker· wa s sl a in. and the son of a Grancl Rclp1 d s family was charged with her murder . . The 17· year old y(lu fh, wllose name wa s w ithheld un<;ter il Flor i dc;~ law f'lrohibilin9 pub l ish i n~ of names of iuv enil es in crimina l cases. was held wi thou t bond today at the Co ll ier County ja1l in nearby Nap les on a chnrge of f i ~ sl degree murder Sher!ff 's POl ice wer e awa ilina the re sults of a n <~utopsy to determ ine the cauSe of the d ea t h . of p rett y and ta lent ed musicall y Linda Green baum. 16, Shaker He ight s, Ohi o daughter of L1on el Gr eenbaum , vice ·pre5ide.nt In charge ot th e u eve land off ices ot Merri ll-, Lynch, Pi er Ce Fenn er a nd Sm i th. ' TREMENDOUS SAVINGS *Beds at 549.95 calamiti~s .'' COL UMBUS - GOV . JAME S A. RHODES, in wha t he cal led nn " unpr~cedenl c d step." Friday re l easqd th e fourth c1nd f ina l installmen t of $15 .7 million to Ohio's '88 counties in 197,1 ve hi c le li cense r even ues . The fina l insta Hment normnlly is made in March, but Rhodes :.;:.i d county h ighway off i.c inl s h.1d reques ted th e ear l y payment to meet current ro.a d improvement and st ree t mil int cnan ce prOjec t s. · "So instead of wililing to issue th e final payment In Marc h 1976. we are fc1k.ing th is un preceden led step to help ~unt y Audi tors and Engineers meet their I i nan c ir~ l obi igMions now." 5aid Rhodes. . " A f ourth ad va nce di str ibution is norma ll y not made ," co ntinued Rhode s. " But this yee~r 's schedule has been upset by th e effec ts of House Bill 90 . For t he first time, th e 197.-l veh ic le llcetl Se t ag sa le was ex tended si!JI week s past t he histori ca l con clusion on Mar ch 15 . The coun ty by·county breakdown of 1974 four t h ins tallment li cense ta x d is tribut ion jn eluded M ei gs )46, 95 1. Athens $75 ,236 , Ga ll ia $6 3. 898, Jack son , $'\9,765, Lawrence 595.765, V inion $36,8J2, ilnd Wash ington .· $1 20. 69 8. SPECIAL SALE ·SJ99. 95 to$599.95 4DRAWER ·'natural I'"'=WEEK;~d ' Di;;;t'"-] 6 ONLY TO Sl:ll. N OW! • , •' . - • ternational system, this will remain a .....--r , eountry revolutionary target no : matter what our posture; 1776 is very lon g ago, and even the Marshall Plan is ancient his tory to a young Palestinian Arab, " said the author, J . Bowyer Bell . " Attacks on transnational order by rebels, olten with Picture woJ,1h $5 million is built-in incapacities, must not be perceived as truly terminal threats to the system, and can be tolerated like na tural calamities," thP , report said. • " It is, of course, unwise to ignore natur'a l ca la rnities-entirely, although it would be better to ignore !':uch vjolenc~ 'than overreacl;" .he said. , Bell , q research associa te · at Columbia University ' s lnstitule of War and Peace Studies, said, "the United States appears to fa ce only a limited threat from domestic re'voluti onaries, although · pathological politics and the violent deeds of the demented appear to be with us yet," he said . "It is more likely that broog4t back llOSTON 1UP! J - A stolen painting va lued as high as $5 million was scc rrlly returned to state and fede t·al autho rities late · Friday, the U. S. attorney 's "office ann oun ced Saturday. The purlrait of tiJe Duteh m aster's sister, Elizabeth Van Rijn, st9lcn ·in a daytime rob!Jery from the Boston . Mu seum uf Fine Arts nearly nine months <.1go, uppeared to be only slightly .damaged, a , lnli Seum o ffici~ I SHid. U. S. Attorney James N. Gabriel said no 1 money was paid for the portrait and ·' there are no de.als being revolutionaries from abroad, made with anybody." attracted by soft targets, may strike a t what they see as tile center of the im .. per iali st, c~pi taH s t, racist conspiracy," he said . Prison plan has suppQrt Rembrandt NEW MENTAL HEALTH FACJI JTY - Annetl.e t .cvine, " C:I8" Jlo:tr<l huildi ng committee chairperson. and Madeline Perkins , of her cm:nmittc , hold a p <linting uf the uew . O>mprehensive Mental Health and Mental Retanial ion Cent er for whid1 biCl~ a re cxp~c l cd to be awarded this month . Others are, seated, l··r , Geor ge B. G rc<JVf~-:. Ph .D.. Ct·nl t>r Director, and Harold McClurg, building cOnunittee: standing, J!.•ff Zm:her, Projec·l Captain, Earl Hayes, Donaldson, Wittenmyer 1:1nd f-art ncrs Ar~,:hit~·ds, Purl.snwtlth ; ( '!iln.: rK·r• Devereaux, mechanical engineer, Colornbus; l ~a h Ord , h u i ldin1~ t'UJnn l l tte~ . und ~11.1;-iine !1. Plummer, executiVe c_iirector , "64_8" BoRrd . New center ~;ite ready 'l1u~ Co mprehen!3iv~ Ment.'l l 1 Hc~ lth Center will Pe m1 e of the most modern Ltpto..(\alt' provirl.ers fJf lllC:nt<ll !w alth care in. Ohro. 'n ,e .bui.ldlng co~t is a ppruximutely $\,300,0011 with % pet. of ttw total be ing provided by' state lllld ft~!enli funds. 'the Mr: ntoi Jlen ith Center Beard will submit a Skoffing Gr ant 1\pplication to the Department· tJf Her.1ltl1 , Educa,tion, cmd Welfar e in Ch i ca~o li.l' March 19 for operating dollars of t.lw Cen ter . The Staffing Grant Application submitted last year was approved, but deferred until lh is Ma rch du~ to new federal mental health legislOJlion, ~H:co nlln g to Mrs . Max ine Phmu ner, ~x~c utiv e d irector, '' 648 " ilom·d. · GALIJPOLIS - Bids are expectc'l to be awarded this month, with construction to start soon alter on the new Com· pr'e hensive Mental Health and Mental . Retardation Center , ·111 is was the Substance of reruurks by Earl Hayes, architect of the project, at a meeting here last week with the building committee of the O>mmunity Mental Health and Mental Retardatioll " 646" Board, the Center Board, and staff. The new hea lth institution, wldch will serve Gallia , Meigs and Jackson Counties, will be erected on a site already pr epared n~ar Holzer Medical Center. The str ucture will cover 23,000 square feet and hou.o.;c 10 inpatient beds . SUNDAY, JANUARY 4, '1976 - - -- VOL 10 NO. 49 TARIFF LIFTED WASHINGTON ~UP II .President Ford signed a proclamation Saturday to lift the $2-3-barrel tariff on imported crude oil that he imposed last year, sn}'ing • the extra fee no longer was PAGE 15 Americans .skeptical, angry, and nertJous too " By LEE 1.-EONARD NEW YORK (UP!) - A . Asked to agree or di sagree UP! Statehouse Reporter needed fur national majority of Americans are with the statement, "most COLUMBUS !UP!) security because of t~c · ne'w angry at the goverrunent, When state Reps. Harry J . people in government today energy rbnservation bill. nervous over the economy don't rea~iy ca re about people Lehman and Alan E. Norris Fofd's action was and skeptical ol Preside~t like me." 60 per cent ngreed called a joint news conrclroacti ve to Dec. 22, the Ford's ability to do anything and only 33 per cent ferem~e foi" New Year's Eve, date he sJgncd the energy about it, a nationwide poll disagreed . Seven per cent reporters were compelled, . · bill. and he said Its conducted by NBC News said the~r were not sure .. out of sheer curiosity, to provisions. - designed to · indicated "Saturday. Congr"ss' job rating was attend. lower U. S. consumption by The network described the harshly scored too, witll 56 Lehman is a liberal allowing domestic prices to poll - results uf which were per cenl. disapproving and 32 rist> uver . 40 mouths discussed on a special 9tJ.. per cerlt approving of the would have the same effect minute program entitl.ed rflanne1r in which the Clevelan(J Democrat and an us the turin . "What America Thinks" lawnm lwrs are perforrning. ·irnpartant figure in the House as ''one\of the most extensive Fort)l two per cent said majority cauc~ . Norris, a riews surveys ever taken by a they t.hought congressiona 1 Republican fr om co n- legislature and during the televi'sion news intere~.t represents mainJy servative Westerville , is aJ campaign if it ma kes the organization." big buo;iness interests, while m emb er of" the Hou se June "ballot. NBC said it covered a wide 18 per cent Said Congress Legislators ·hijving trouble minority leadership team. range of subjects arid sam- repre:;enls lhe in lc1·ests of all Ute current state keeping What the two lawmakers pled 2,836 adults contacted by the people. Big la bor inproposed is every bit as in ~ operating budget above telephone between Dec . 16 terests, as th e prima r y triguing as the fact that they water will probably take an and Dec. 21. con et:~rn on Capitol HiU , cb-ew joined to gether in the first extra · close look at a ny The strrvey turned Up a few 16 per cem of the vote. m assiv~ spending scheme. place. rays of optimism in an ApJproval of the manner in And judging fro;n the vote Lehman and Norris called otherwise pessimi stic which Presid ent Ford is for ·a $250 million bond issue on Gov. James A; Rhodes' response. Sixty-s even per doing his job showed u loss of to underwrite a nlas"Sive $4"5 billion bond issue last cent of those queried said one ·pe r·centage point from a overhaul of Ohio's prison November. Ohio voters are in tlley have "quite a lot " of · sim'ilar poll taken in system and you tll detention no mood to spend t1).ore tax confidence in the nation 1 s November. Fifty one per cent facilities. ·The bond issue money, particularly if it's future and 75 per cent said of those contacted by NllC would be financed by in- borrowed and speni in ad- they believe their lives are bac/ked him, while 4J per cent creases in st:1 t~ liquur and vance. better than we.re the.ir voted .di'>R pproval. Lehman and Norris had to cigarette taxes. It would parents' lives. 0 n the subject of Ford and . r"'!uire approval or botll the be pressed h"rd to divulge the Sixty-two per cent said they the economy, however, 55 per General Assembly and the fact that the inle1·est cost on expect their children to enjoy ceM expressed " not very public at large. $250 million worth of bonds an even better life . mn ch confidence" in the The Lelunan-Norrls bond will be $150 million over the The federal government, President's ability to im~ issue will need a strong 15-year .t !ebt retirement however, generally_got a vote prove matters . Nineteen p€ 1' selling point, both in the (Con tinued on page 28) of no confidence. cent gave him "a lot of Ohio politics . . contidenct'," hllll 16 per cent cxpt·e~,sc ti ' 'l)u conficlcm:e ~t · all. '' A vote of "co mpl(~te con· fid cnce'' ca me fr om only five pt:r cent, F'onl 's ra ting im- pro ved slig htly among Kepublicans queried. Fifty per · cent of them gave Ford :onot very mul'h cunfi'dence ," and 32 pe r· cent held "a lot of confidence.' ' J\sk ed to describe the l'tesidc!lt in one phrase, 35 per cent said he wa ~ ' 'hom'st ,'' find 20 per cent used the-;word "p il~i:\SW"):t. n On lhe n eg ~iti ve side, 22 per cent though t he was " wis hywasllj:'' fl fl(l 18 per cent taggf!d !J im ·'rwt as tl!Tiarl as othel' pl'esicknts.'' Th ~· F irst l.;•dy's bluntness on s uch subje cts as prernarit:Jl ~ex. ~bvrtion and marij utJ nCt, h nwev(~r, appurently will not hobb le Fol' d's campuign. Those Survev~ d wer e asked .if Her statt~mt'~ts mad e them more Or lt•:;s likr ly to vote fct him . '.Fifty-tlu ee pe1· cent s;~ i :Mrs. Fur<l 's candor woulcl have no e ff~ ( t on tlreir voting. mteen per cenl said they were less likely to vote for her husb""'l beca use of it and 11 per cent sa id they we re more likely to ct-~~1 tht> U' vot~s in his colun m. Dishonest John operates honze of big lernon Outside a Pittsburgh used car lot which calls itself " the. home of the big lemon" .til ere is a painting of " Dishonest John" and "Notorious Joe" smoking, cigars. • 1 'We're poking fun at everyone, saying that car dealers are crC}oks," Joe Flory. sales manager of the outfit called Allegheny Auto Sales, said Saturday . ''It 's reverse hwnor. "H you can get people into the place, they'll buy your merchandise ahd you cim tell them the truth." U.S. used car dealers may have to rely more on the trutll when they sell those " clean cream puffs" under_, rules proposed by the Federal Trade Commission to · let buyers know when a lemon is a lemon. The FTC rules IIIOUld I ' require dealers to put window stickers ir'tlheir used cars to tell cus tomer s about warranty, repairs, previous use a nd. damage. The commission sa id the regulation is needed because there appears to be ..substantial" fraud in the used car business by dealers who know about defects or patential problems but do not tell customers . ' The federal agency would forbid used car salesmen from maRing ,;anY. false, mis leading or de ce ptive represen ta ti on ... of the quallty, performance, reliability or la ck ol mechanical defects" of their cars, in sales talks and ad· vertising. •·T'ain't nulhin' more than fair, ' ' said Raymond La mare, owner of a used car Jot in Morrisville, Vt. 1 "It's just more than government red tape," said Melvin Cambell, used car manager for a Columbia, S.C., firm. "It's hard enough for a rna n to make a living now." Violators could be fined of up to $10,000a day ..Those who want to comment on the FTC proposals announped Friday have 90 days to do so. The FTC regulations would not take effect unm the start of 1977. Many used car dealers surve~ed Saturday said they are being singled out unfairly . They said Americans who sell their cars also will have to be more honest. " They talk about how bad Ure used car dealer is, but the guy that trades "a car in Claims it's a eream puff and . doesn't have a nickel 's worth .of damage," Tom Coleman, a •\ ' ButffH\o, N.Y .. car so lesman , said ot th<> FTC cra ckdOWJL "It's got some merits hut it 's pt\tting 100 per cent of the oniUs on the d e ;Jl~r a nd no thin~ on the guy that trades th e car in." .At Pittsburgt1 's "horne of th e big lemon, " Flory said th e pro rxJscd regulations arr 11 Unb:ilanred.'' ... de;Ht?i' or of wh ich tht? dt~ aler is a ware. "1 t hinl< if a car was badly d:.-1m~o~ged a perso n should know and that the th ing was fi.xcd. "' sa id Walter Doviak, sa le:.' rmmager of a Ji'ramington 1 'Mass .. dealer. "But 1 hop~ they're not goi ng lO be PICky )hat )'OU're go ing lo havt· to put knirks "You try and give the atld df' nl.s Uo.wn. For one people a guarantee and so th;ng. it's VN)' d iHicu.lt for us forth and );ou ca n only give\ lo knuw i£ 1J ·(' Dr was In a them so hilich,'' he saitl . ''To IT!illOI' accident ir it ',s been quote a'n old Jewish provt!rb : Wt.:!ll repaired. '~ 1 To do business wittihoul .Jnrk McTigue, owner of a pr ofi t is s tric tly MonroC'vH!i·, Pa-., car lot , said disl .tmorable .' _Constmleri.'im lh~ rulrs r1 re "a two-bladed i~, so big and so dispropor· i'i.'<. " tlona te that. you just_can't win '"These f.OO <l y, KOody Hnymor e. '1 pe ople who waut to protect UndPr the pro pnS"td, ;: llll' wlhl!C' \\\ll ld drtn 'I t"Pnlizc stit k.~l would list any Wtlrk -, thai wlwn they gu to s£•11 t11eir in(' lurli rtg recondit,i on i ~ g, own ea r they might end up p;1int touch-ups a nd ot her nol getting rid of it because ·sur ra, e rCpairs - done by Lhe they d t•n tt!d flw (('ndt'l' ont'c." II l ~ i ' l �-· ' 16 •. The Sunday Times- Sentinel , Sundar, Jan. 4, IU76 Paul Brown's OUcaptures loop opt:mer ' out In front 7()..62 and take ATHENS, Ohio (UP! ) Oh io University, paced by command. Se nior Mike Corde had 16 &·ott Love's 25 points and 14 point:s for the Bobcats. Fresh· rebounds , pulled away in the man Steve Skaggs scored fina l quarter Saturday for an nine of his I> points , in the R6.74 Mid-American Conclosing minutes . fere nce yictory over Central Central, which fell to 4-5 Michiga n. overa:u in dropping its confer• 11Je Bobcats, HJ in the ence •opener·, was pa<:ed by ' MAC and 4-4 overall, led only Ron D• avis with 2i points and 59-58 with 10 and one-half minutes to go in the game but · Leonatrd Drake ·with 19. The score was deadlocked uutscored the Chippewas 11-4 39-39al'ter a seesaw first hall . in the next five minutes to go Miami rips foe in lo10p opener OXFORD , Ohio tUP!) Junior forward Cbuck Goodyear of Miami· (Ohio ) scored 24 points Saturday and the Redskins opened their Mid-American Conference schedule with an ~9 victory over Eastern Michigan. Miami, 4-5 overall, grabbed the lead 41..32 at halftime, shooting at a 65 per cent clip from the floor in the opening 20 minutes, and never trailed blowing the game open with a 16-1 spttrt midway through the second period that put the Redskins up 73-51. Eastern Michigan, which led early in its MAC opener i was pa<;e< I by Bob Riddle with 20 points .ond Brian Schubert with 14. The Hurons are now 4-5 on the year: Randy Ayers and Archie Aldridge e·ach scored 16 for the Redskins. Early goal Was Miarili, Ohio job !Edltor's tHJie : Sam Fogg, 3n under·at:hiever. lnslCiHI, nteran UP! staffer a nd, he went on to becornr head former reporter on the coach at Ohio State, Grrat. Canton, Ohio , Repository , Lakes Nava l Training durin~ watched Paul Brown' s the war and then into the pro coaching ·skills develop as a ra nks with the ClcVl'land high school coach at Browns and the Cincinnati Massillon, Ohio.) Benga is. He bowed ,out' as By SAM FOGG UP! Sports Writer WASHINGTON (UP! j' Thirty-five years a go al Massillon High School, Paul Brown' s biggest ambition was to become head coach at his college alma mater ~· Miami of Ohio. •He never got the job-<Jne of the few times in more than four decades that Paul was ...... . H couch this week with a recordsetting 35 1 vietories, 1:14 losses and 16 tics ·- the winningest coach in foo1 hall history. At Masslllnn 's Washington High School in 1940, Brown WCJ S a lready demonstrating at age 30 the organiza tiona l prowe.ss ;md coaching ability thaL put him into pro football's Ha ll uf Ohio. His J<~ st M~I :->SJIIon team rvllC'd over 10 touJ,th Op· I Xtrwnt~ . cbmpiling Z46 pomts I O I!Jdl' I~JlpOrt(• l\1!'' six and r·mmin~ 1he ~chHo l 's winnin~.t s1rc.r1k to 56 st ra ight gmn es withtml a loss. Two of ihe Jam('$ ·and II o r ~ltC Cill om - Ot..'C~Hnc membel's of hi s chnm· pion ship r·t cvt•htrld Brown clubs. !';, •lid fuH back Marion MotlC'.Y. H rnembcr of the Carno11 ivkKinley lrHms th<~l plap.!r s ~: romnw Hen• llu~ \IOly o1 u•s fq defeal raul Bnm n ill hiS hnil l Sf'\'f' n \'Par s high uf !'lchuo l ;.m;d ting )•'an-i~ i:!l nei.lrb y Can t on, Even in .those days, Brown complaint from a teacher Brown syste m . When a hac! innov~w d intelligenc-e · about a player 's. classroom Vi:tcancy was in prospect on tests for hts player s. He was a work , he sided with the his ·high school team, in· structions would come from strict disciplinaria n ana an teacher . intense competitor who hated Paul doubled in brass as him - .switch yo ur eighth to lose even a hole a t golf or a basketball coach and usua iiy grade ha lfback to end. Two hand at poker . . put together a tea m that kept . years later, Paul would have 'He took his fi nal Massillon hi s football players in con· a lOth grade end re~ dy to step te:.Hn to play a spring prac- dition during the winter but into the sl10es of U1e departing tice gam e with Kent Sta te still managed to gain the player without a hitch. and Gillum , .James and their sta te fin als at Cohunbus. AI the end of the 1940 tea mma tes raekcd up a 42..() His organizational ability season, Brown got his college score ag~:~inst the collegians. was evident even theo. He coaching offe r ,from Ohto The medium -s ized Ohio ha d three-assistants wo rking State instea d ol Miami . He steel town was a m ecca for with him at the 2,600-student goi the job with the enco llrgc scouts and Brown high school and a head coach dorSement of the Ohio High carefully directed his players and a n assistan t at each of School COaches Association . to schools where they could three junior high.< each one His r ivals were more than best oci<!Pt athletica lly and directly res ponsible to him . h.1ppy to gel rid of hi m as a physica lly. If there was a Ali of the latte r taught the t:nmpetitor. ' " m;;:;;;;,;:;,;;;;:;:'' '1 UCLA rips Notre Dame MEN'S ;~: basketball scores Point Park 61 Kenyon 56 . Wisconsin 70 Michigan St. 63 Ohio Northern 75 Adrian 73 SUPER BEL1L Oral Roberts 64 Oklaho•n a 58 JEANS b,· ::: lind . I 60 Drexe l 64 Rider 61 . • UCL A 86 No tre Dam~ 10 Oh io U. 86 C. Mi ch. /.1 Nolr e Dam e, 8&.70, ln a nationall,- telev isiod game in Pauley Pavilion. The 6-foot-11 W" shi nglon h it on 10 of 16 field ~oul a tlcmpts as the Bru ins im · !.OS i\NC;fo:l.P:S I UP! 1 .Juni or thi ' WlH d HidwrrJ W;1sl1i ng 1n n scor ed 14 of his 2-f poi11 ts in rhe second h;L'f Sai urday :-1.") defenrl!n~ NCi\ 1\ Hirk r ~· p~ti nls. South Carolina five • MILWAUKEE IUPII Forward Earl Tatum ahd . guards Butch Lee and U oyd Walton destroyed South Carolina 's zone in the first 10 minutes with several 1 lOng range baskets and fif thranked Marquette roiled to an 82-70 victory over the · Gamecocks Satvrday. Tatum 'hit five long jump ·shots, includin g the first two, of the game, and Lee and Walton hit three each as the Warriors broke to a 24-16lead after the first 10 minutes. Tatum a nd Walton continued ·their hot shooting for three !llOre baskets ~ach , and Bo Ellis came up with three baskets in the final two minutes of the half to give Marquette a 41-31 halftime edge. Pre-Shrunk 100% ·Heavy\Neight Western Denim. Sizes 29-3 8 Wh ile the' Wani ors Wt'l't ' going over tile Soul h Ca rulino zon e, the vis it ors could tw t solve the M arque tt e pr·css ii1 J~ defense, .anJ turned uvt·r l ht· ball eight 1\llH.J I'l in tlu: fll' ,~o,! half~ Marquette, by cqnlr;l~l . had no 1urnovt·rs. · Tile Gtmlec'ocks mcuk ;, brief rally in !he ~ecurld t1alf. pulling to \\•ithin 10. but f<lli !-1 hi t a layup , Talum a jurupt>r and Walton a l:1yup tu put th,! game awa y us the \V;uT!Or s built a 20-poin t edgt• ,., ith eight minut es left . Wal111n led Mar q uc tl e, rum 8-1, wi th 24 poin ts. TH I.ultllliid 22. Toppin 15 Sou th \~ ar n lilltl. ·now 6·4, was Nate Dav is with 22, and Mike Du'ni (:'H VY wilh 20 . ·Bookmobile schedule The bookmo bile 'sc hedule for week of January S 9 in Meigs Count y : TUESD AY -- S~)li!', bury Ele ., 8:30 - 11: 30 .:;. m , ; Bradbury · Ete., 1 :? : 30 p rn ; Braley' s, 3 . 15 3 : 30 , Ne w Lima Road , -1 -4. 30 ; Fore::; I Acres, 4: 3S-·t: A5 ; Af k il1s, 4. 50 5 ; Harri son vi ll e, 5 : OS ;.'i· 40 : Kingsb u ry Ro ild , 6 - 6·4~ , S alisbury Co mmun i t y , 7 . 7 :3~; Housing Fu ir v iew, 7:-15 Carolina Lumber . ./ Has . 7: 45-B: 15. THUR SDAY ·-· Tuppe r > Everything/To Build L' Anything" -··f"-J~·~ Plains Ete ., 9- 11 : 15 a .m .; Eas te rn. 11 :30-12:30 p.m .: Sumne r G: oa d . 12 : 45 -· l : 30 .' Alfr ed , l : ·15-2; Wh ite's Slor e 68 1, 2:JO.J ; Cher r y f~~elgc ­ Hemlock Gr ove, 3: l 'J . J : 4~ . Hea t o n Gar age .' ·1: 15· 5' ; Tupper s Pla ins, 5 :30- 6 ; Tupper s Pl a ins, 6: 30 6: .15; Rigg s, 7·7: 15; Rt .. 7 . PMk8r !:i , Armstrong Ceilings 7:J0.7: 45 ; Ches t er Drivt: tn , 88 :30. FRID~Y - · o ,ester Ete .. 9 11 : 30 a. m .; Rive r view Ele. , 1:15-3 p .m.. ; Reedsv i lle Slore. 3: 15 -4 ; Ree d S; vi i ii:' ·E tlen Road , 4 : 15-d: 30·: Keno, s. 5:30: Bashan, 6-6:30; Sl i vE; r s eoevoe Paints ville . 7-7:30; Dor cas, 8 ~ : 1'1. eJ-M Insulation ;Panneling STOP BY AND It wa ::~ Mic higtw '-s 12th ~ 1 r <-til{hl wi n 0\1 Cr No rt h\\ ~.:sterr 1 a nd gave Coach ~ ;1 t•1: n n~·llnl 20 Sl!..•n.:! (;loll' Hi :md lrcshnlcll1 Plnl llllbh<-l rd 1~ Sa tur(!;J~ lo h•; 1d l~th-nrn k ed :\1 i<'hig;.ttJ l u WJ ll2- i~ tnlJlnp h I JV(' I' ;'WI th\\f•si t'l/1 in lh t~ tlp t>ll!IH'. Bu.; Tt •IJ 1: wnr fJf rllt> s~ · < t sPn tl!ll ~' L' Ioll.-.1 ,Jlthnnv Orr a 12-1 rccurd againSt the Wildcats, while 1l · \\'C IS th <.: seventh s lra lght yc01r No rUm·c~ tcrn has los t its ti}.Jt'lliiiL; Hi g TCn ~a me . The !t·lcvl )ioll . MHrques Johnson added 14 fu r U.C LA. Al l - Amer ica for wa r d i\d rian D"nlley wa~ hig h lor No tre Da 1ue wit.tt 25 Poinl"3, ff>ll oV.·erl ' hy fr es hman center Bill I .;; imhecr with II and r esh rn ;tn forw a r·U Br-uce cat~ ·' lowe rs • :ith 12. Dantley also 0 uthe t'rd ut 12 re bounlls. Th e Bruins jumped tu an 8-0 lc~d in 1he fi rst 10 minutes vklor y ga ve M ich i g~Jn :t 7·2 rccortl [or the season and ;:md Nutrc IJ~:~ mc d icln '1ge t on evened Nor thwestern at 5-5. the l,oard until Dc ntley hit Mi chigan pou r eJ in Ill hrv1! free lhrows with m ot e straight poi nts in barely lhrrc tll.;~n th t·ec rn inu l€'5 ~~on~. With rive minutes le ft in the minutes ea rlY in lhe first hC~if IQ open an 11-pf)ill t l e~al, :md fi rst ltalf " '"' ;~he ad IJy :14.·29, UCLA swHched to a zone N • ~r th west c r' n rwver {.' i:Hllt' defense and NOtre Dame f.'I <,SC I' thun eig ht points thc rra ftl-'r . M1 c hig<:~n II ad a clwsc lo hold lite bail for the la s! s iJ (,t, \~· lli r h rnisset.l at the 43 ·2 ~ \cad c>t the ha lf. ~:! - po1 n l 1 1~ !-.. or. f)ah~ h1JChlcr ."latun. • to dl l\\11 Ba~i'h nagd Mcl\ inney to only nne basket hefur f' he w ~n t out of tlw Mil'hh:an S l:~ te - 70-63 in Ihe Hig Ten Baskett-mil upener fnr br1l h lr•ams. The . Hu tl gerx ~~~ t l'ailerl ha lftime, 30-26, but qui ckly lird the score and tnoved inlo cnmman tl as tl w defense frll'(·ed Spt.~rla n turnover s and tt1 c off en.se · turn ed the 1nis1c1k t's into poi nts. The win. was the lllh in :1 n1w over Mich igan State iu .to g•·l sdw lan;hip COI.lJMHl!S I UI'I I~ Ohtn SUJtl! llvi\l'rs it~ · win~~b;t('\\ . ll• e UW ficld housc. Th e RriiHI Hc1m hn;·lgPl Will Spurt;I11H haven't won here l"tH' I'I\"l~ $1 .50 0 N('AA sd wln rsh1 p tvr P'J~ tgrnd11att· stu dy , it ''T a s annnnnc•f'd (I S<Jtunlav. Bas(' tl"Jwg£·1, 21, ha~ II Hii nWiJrt:il a .} :t\ griH.lt' puinl ;n•rrHr.W m Uti~. his ~en11'r J'('H r. Jnfl~' He schula l' ~l np usc Uw lo :;lud.\' in llw prof e s~ l o n v l or g r'l:ldU Hle schuul a~ tlte umvt'rsity v[ ht"l f'!r·(,ice. Pl t Of:RI\~1 ('ANf ELL F.D l.!.io:VI·:J:i\N II Tlli ~ tlttlown 1 IJPI ('Hilt I r il ed i ts rucing prugram for Sund~y bel·au:;;t· ot the eontimri ng slrlkc by _mu t uel t:ler ks 'J'Iiis tk duwn and N\ll'lhJ iel1J I 'nrk ~~altll f\(ty, Till' nex.t v :h1•rlnl1-'d l'i:ldng a l aga inst Thi st!Pdut~· n F ;,~l k scored 14 p0111ts am.l for wa rd Uill Pp;n·son 11 fo r the Badgers, \NIIIJ l11~ ld Slatl' 's top SC'Ort• r , Te rr y Furlow, w jus t fuur JWi nls in lhe fi rst half and 1'l in fo ul trouble with less !ha n five m inutes lo pl::~y in the fi rst ha lf. 14CIIII l' Mc Kill n€y. whu the long range shooting of Falk and 1Wanl Jilllrny Srnith to s1<1y in 'li te gau le ('arl y anrl ·the HadJ4f!rs wer t! nea r perfect from the fl'ee throw line hilli ng un · H of 15. Koe hler Wi:I. S d ght [Or eight. Th e ~:a m c wa s t.cd seveu lu nrs befurl' the AiJdgl'rs, tJnw 7-2 0\;c ra ll , pulled away to !call by as many " " 11 poi nl"l. Michigan Sta te is nuw 4 ~ti ovcr•alJ. . hcg'in ni ng uf the second half West G~many and driving llFI\R$ THIUMPII AIJA, Ohiu IU I'I ) - Ma rk H<• nse hcn 's u,Jkel at the · buzze r copped i:l fmv wild c·losi11g set:onds Sat11rday unt..l gave Ohio Nurthern " 75-'l:l ovcrlime vh·tory 0 \'l~r Adrian . The Tax Book~ are now open for the December or First Half Collection of the 1975 Rea I Estate Taxes. Also for delinquent tax. Closing dale will be Jan. 20, 1976. "' Attention Dog Owners To obta in li cense by mf:l il. fi ll i n and m a il fhi s for m to HOWA RD E. COUNTY AUDITOR. Mei gs County, Pomeroy , Ohio. ~ Organize vour thoughts about the big day with a WELCOME WAGON Eogaged Girl call. As yo ur Hostess , I . Male Dog $2.00 - Spayed Fema.le n.oo - Fema le S2.00 -: Kenne l License S!O OWN ER'S NAME ADDRE SS Aae COLOR Sex Yr . Mo. M • ' F t jalr always wanted. ·. Call now and let me help you get re ady to be a heJtuUful ' I Supply Co. Point Pleasant • ~ " • , i , : • . ~. Howard E.'"Frank . License must be obtained 'not later than Jon. 20, t976 to avoid paying penalty . After this date penalty will bo n.ootorslngle lag lnd $5.00 tor konnelllcenso. ' Nic kel::; ~ ;Jt' !i hill ! 15 JAN. 4th & 5th IRON Your choice of .,hard or med ium . 19c ... S w•khe- ~ I rom ~laom 10 dry ol the push ot a buiiOft Ha ndy fabric d1ol ouur~ cOfrKt •ronim;, l~'TIPerolvre .. ,S7~9 .. HICK'S IIG, 541 CDlMIIC. .T. HECK'S REG. & 11.56 JIWB.IY,.T. PT. PLEASANT -- Co:1ch Lennie Barnette 's Pt. Pleasant Big Blacks scored their most impr·essive victo ry of the 197>·76 basketb"li , campaign here r'riday night by tW'ning back Pnrkershnrg South, 64·58. The Patriots enter·ed the WAHA MA I 531 9; 75 Coli London 62 Col. R cady 57 , Muslllon .51 Alt tance .47 , McKinley 81 Lima Senior 70 ,1 Reyt'lotdsburg 69 G3harina 58 'f. Ron Soulhcaslern /2 Pa in t vattey 50 • Tlft ln 72 Ouc vr us 46 Tw lnsburn 61 Chardon 56 ~ Upper Ar.l!ngJon 59 Milti ('ll .J r,;. • Sl ~ Upper Sandu sky 71 Gallion 5 1 t Wah&.rna (W• Va . l 53 Souttl - wel"ern 57 $1.59 IJ,lnks , 10 '1 ~ Cr o usP. 4. 1 9 ; '1 0 4. C.. r ,) Je. 6 1 I 'L OUsh • .S 7 17 , M,i lh,• r , 0 I J.; Blanton . J 0 6 ; Corrl•r . 2 0 4, TOT ALi ll - 6 - S1 ~ Score by ' q oa rl (.· r·s: Wiih6rnil J It~ 16 l1l .sJ sw 10 12 ).1 16 $1 <5 HECK'SRIG. $1.18 tOSMmc /Jl/11. COSMRICS DEPT. CAMERA CASE SHELL BELTS .i 25' OFF Heck's Reg. $1.99 SPOIITI DII'T. · .~ \. / s~·~::·::·., ·· " ' MACIUUAI IOWJO MOTOR OIL SX70 ']66 ,·""~>(lPl"'''~ ..., , _ ~ Pouch Ca.. For · R ip y s.· ol LC'w is. 99c WITH IRON Oold s b..:o rry , ll ' SO U T H WES T ER N 02) EXCEDRIN 60'5 $139 ? 1 6; Tucke r ,() I 13 ; J fucl<.rr . J 0 6 ; Stn ilh . I :;r <J HoJ brdok, 3 0 (! ; D0 v•s ,] 3 Y; TO l A LS 22, 9- 33( ' $399 OT •. Heck's Reg. 16.96 . HECW' S RIG, 59' QT. Jewelry Depl. AIITO... .T. - ' Re S(! f' Vf!!> - . Wohr.trna .f8 ':J W ARGUS CAMERA · BRIDGE OR POKER CARD.S KIT $maUe,,, livh'-'' pocket' mad 1l, drop in loodin9 colorful pittur.,, contest with " sparkling 3-1 seas on recorrl, ::~ nd we r e ranked seventh in Class Ai\i\ ratings in Wt>s t Vh'g inh1. Once again it wa s bi~ Jim Tatterson and Larry Hess all the way as Pt. Pleasa nt ( lear $-15 r-1 • 99 , iltl.. . . .. rt;. ~. ...,....... • ~tVJ\1 •,.~· HICK'IIIG; • $19.96 · \.~.- .,IUI'I ...r. DKI HECK'HEG. TO 54' . ROIIU WIPER BLADE REFILLS $144 HICK'S RIG. $2.29 SIWTI/111'1. I AUTO DEPT. recorded its fourll1 victory in rive starts th is winl cr· . Hoo\l er 62 Springf i eld 56 Indian Valley S 78 Garraway 4~ Lake .56 Northwest 54 Lancaster 7oi Zanc ~ v l tl e 59 Liberty Un ion 76 ecrn e Union REGULAR Soul hwcGll!l'll . Box store: r ALL BASKOBALLS VITAMINS 60-'s fur 'l'nttcrson pupped in 23 puints apd Hess nd~ etl 13 to OhiO High Sc hool , pac" the Big Bl ueks uttack. Basketball Ro&Uits United Press Interna t ional F.tl Nibcrl unci Mtdy Wilson Ashtebula 68 Madis o n 58 chipped in with 10 apiece for AshtabU la Harbor 8'2. A ~t1 Edg ewood / 4 th e winners. Bloom Carroll 7'2 M ill t-rspar t Pl. Pleasa nt connected on 31 . Canton l~ ln c oln 75 Youngs . 25 of 66 fi eld go:Ji llllempts lor town E . 66 38 percent. South hit 25 of 61 • · Chtlllcoll1c 70 Newark 62 Co l Wa tterson 86 W es l er ville att empts l o ~ 43 perce nt. N . .4 2 ' !'ioul h picked off :w rc bow1ds. Col Westland 70 Hi ll iard 68 Coshocton 78 woos ter 57 Poin t hit 1'1 of 20 charity Cuyahoga Fells 77 Lehm a n 5"1 tosst•s wlliha South wa~ 8ix uf Delaware 62 M t . Vernon ·11 F airfield Uni o n ?9 Canal eight at the foul cirdes. Winches1or 60 PI , Plea sant will host Geneva 35 Ashtabu l a St. Jot111 rugged lltu-ricane Tuesday , 34 ' ' Southwpsl crn l f~d 10-i ufl r r nne. pPriod , but trailrd 2:1-22 durin g the lw l ftimc In· lprm ission . Wahmnn led J9-:H; gning in to ttl(' final p(!riod. Ke it h Grate ha tJ 13 und Don Bush 12 tn ptl<'l:! ~ou th ­ wt·stt'l'fl . Tcn·y Tuckc1· lussl•d in 1 :~ for WallnPHI. Snu lh wcs t c t·n pl a·yc ct lrcm1ou S1 . ,J fn~ Sat ur d ay ni~ht. Friday, the lll ultlu nde r s wi ll h o.~,l l·:cnH er n . W;1hallla wtll lio~ 1 its Jlum ni 'J'U('S(lny . In the rt' st•rv ~ game, Wa ha nu1 WIJ/1 , ~ 8· 1 1 5. J ay Lttyne Jed the winners with 16. C:t:'ne Laytur~ and F.rwl u Big Blacks cop : fourth victory· ~ County Auditor: of Meigs County owski Breed Fees If Blk WhJte Gray Brindle Tan Brown Yellow Long Short Khown Paid have some lo'f'ely aifts for you and good advice from bridal 11perts on how to make your wedding the ki?d you' ve Caro.l ina Lumber & FRA NK. Enclose self -addressP.d stamped enve lope and pr'ice of licens4.! . oetting ready to be given away? bride. ' DEADLIN E FOR PUR CiiASE OF 1976 DOG LI CE NSE· IS JANU ARY 20TH. TWO DOL LA R l$2 001 PENALTY IF LICEN SE IS PU RCHASE D AFTE R THAT DAT E. FO R YOUR .CONVE'NtENCE USE THI S HANDY APPL ICAT ION BLANK AN D MA IL TO THE COUNTY AUDITO R AT THE COU RT HOUSe NOW. FEES AR E TWO DOLLARS ($Vl0l FOR EACH DOG, MALE OR F EMA L ~ . TOWNSH IP ' Real Estate Owners ~ · STEAM~DRY ONE-A-DAY 53 to 52 PATR IOT Co., r;h Richard llnmilton's Sou thwestern lllghlandct·s lost " non-league hcat·ibre:t ker to visiting WHha rna , 53--52, here Fridoy nig ht. Duwn S:i-48 with lwu minutr s rcmui11ing in the - game , ' th e H igh l twde r ~ rallied to cut the <lcfi cit to one . Durin~ the fin al Iii seconds, the Highi Hn dcrs Iwu two opportWlitics to win the game but one in-boun ds (lHss was knocked out -<J[-bowlds, and on. a second a t.temp t, a-10foot jwnper missed Its murk. The loss left SW with u 1.0 mark . Wahama uppetl it s. record to 2-5. Southwestern hit 23 ul 59 field goal attempt s for 38.9 percent. The Bi ghlaoder s were si< ol 13 at th e lou! li ne for 46 .2 percent. SW ltu cl :l> rebounds, 14 by Kip l .€wi s. Wahama hit 22 of 6J fi clrl· goal attempts for 3-1.8 per· cent. The Falcons were nine of 16 at the foul line lor >3.6 percent. Wahama had 29 rebounds, with Terry Tucker leading the winners in that department. Meigs County GEORGE M. COLLINS Meigs County Treasurer -..> SW, anrl pulled out to" 48-:H lead . The' Lrish never got d oser than 10 poi nts aflct· lhal. Tl •c l'ictory guve UCLA " 12-4 Nlgc in the lrl le •-scctional ri vcill·y. which r es~ med J a~ . :.!4 w1th a natiorw ll y-leleviscd rc111alch 1n SQu lh Bend . . LEGAL • ONLY · Fal~ons ~ip UCLA went h.a ck to il; mnn-l u-m;ul clcfe nsC 1:1 1 the ('o nf e1·encc ba8kelball debut of Northe t·n ' Illinois with u ·m-ll5 victory uver Ua' Jlu:-;k i e~i'. SCRAPPING FOR BALL - Super Sopholllore Ed Nibert goes high into the skr wi th H Parkersburg South eager In an effort to pull down a r ebound . Nibert , well above the rim here, r anked aw:tr this r ebo und ami several others in the nig ntnck s 11·1·58 win owr sf'vrnthranked Parkersburg Sou th. Cltu SIU:D hon ors. Bi\TUN IWUGB, I.a . M ic hi gan hnd five nia Ytws . Mi ke Milelt ell 1 UP I 1 scoring in dOub le figures ind ucti ng \l(.• l enm VJ.ayrn:m !)('OI't:<.l :11 puin ls a nd pu licd Bri 11 with ·10 Hntl sophomore dqw n 20 1 e bo u n d s whil r Davt' Bax te1·, wh(J relie\'cd ,\ubu r n bollict! up leading 1 I ,ou is1<J!l;J Stale scor·cr Renny GrC'e n, " ith _12 . I hgg;) l o rolllo tHl NISY 102~86 F r e~ h man Pete Bucs.en victory Snt urLIHy i n i:i totl lied 14 for Nor thwestern and ~h· s h man l\ub Kln.a s rt' l:!iOnally tcif•vised S'>Ul hl'I!Sii~ l ' l~ (.' Lln f(~ I' Pnc.:e game. llf" Hctl nin(>_ in lhc gnme, n ine poi nl,-; ... COLGATE TOOTHBRUSH G.E. T H :f. H ~ tlllrle l.' ll iS avenJ~t~. Wh:;cunsi n ust:ti lwd ave ru getl 22. 1 ·poin ts per game lo I>Cit'C the \V ii•Jc~tts' scoring, ma naged on ly Hi for Nu rlh wesle r n ' s. sco r ing .,._; . .. F63 h~I ZZI.:'I'. wuuht be Friday , Fl.!\SHES TH IUMPH KEN'l',l)liio till' I 1- - Kent 'Stt-Jtc 's .J immy Coll ins scu n -d a eareer·ltigh 26 pnl n ts Satnrda\' aml the Golden Fla • he ~ s poiled t he Mid America n si nc:c .1<1!1. 1?. , 19U :L ( ~ u ~u·ci B ob key m an on ddensl! as well as offe nse. ASsig ned to guCJrd N tl r Ut wes lenr ':l lop storer, Bl!ly Ml' l< inn Py, r: r c t~ ll held MSU, 70 to 63 i11 AIJIS(I1\, Wi s. tU 1:11 Wist•JI!S r1 us€d <1 hou11di ng SN'{If ,rl h If t:tf•ltot• ' ' !In ti !he (j SUNDAY &MONDAY . F101WHT •1d. wr-1 ~ ,.... OFF proved their s~aso n mark to 10-1 and• posted their 91st consecuti ve victory .ill h o m ~ . So phu uwre g uard Hi..l y Townsend .scored a t.: a n~e r hig h 19 p uinl~ and forwurd Grce11 Ba.llgers down STORM HITS EUI\OPE LONDON i UPl ) Hurrica ne - for ce t\•iiHis battered Wes te rn E ur op~ Saturday, killin g a scoro. of Britons, smashing dikes 111 20,000 p~rsons from llicir homes in Dcumark . 1\1 tb e height of the storm , the' roof -· uf an orphowagc dorm itor·y, collapsed in the B ug li sh Midlands town of I.eamiug tun Spa, narrowly. missi ng lO sleeping children . SEE US '. N'OW Michigan tops W I I:n:'ISJON, Ill. 111 1'1 1 Warriors ·roll over FARAH %., :·: United Press International Aubur n 102 L SU B6 · "~ Miami (Ohi o) 83 Esn . Mich . w. Virginia 97 Syracuse 75 - 69 Marquette 82 So. Carolina ·70 Tol ed o 72 Bat I St. 60 Mlch•gan 82 Northwestern 72 F r an k li n 70 St. Jos eph' S . Chwnp1on llf'LA dl•feateo\ NEW SHIPMElVT ALL FALL &WINTER ~~,- PRICES IN EFFECT· Box score : 4 PA Rl<"ElB'li'U R G SOV TH . (58) M c Ci l'a d , 52 11: Cr is !ip , 8 1 17 ; Oauphcr t y, 1 .0·2• Burge , J 2 10. Sh eppard . 1·0 ·2; Moore , 3 6; Mundy , o I 1; Shambl in , 3 0 6 ,- S to ne. 1 0 'J . TOTALS 24 -6· 58 . o PT. PLEASANT !641 Hess . <t ·S· I J; Ta t!erson , 10 J 2J ; Nib er t, 5-01· 10; Wil son , 4·2 10; McCo rm ic k, I <1 6; v a uQ h.:Jn , 1 o 2; McDe rm111 . 0 1 I TOT ALS 25· 14-64 . · Score by quar ters: SOUih 16 1! 18 16 - 58 B1g rl lac k!'. ·16 19 11 1 8 --~ 64 R:e se rvc s Po1nt 8.1 5ol'lth 41 SX-70 FLASH BAR 1600 CAROUSEL PROJECTOR $7-'~~ $19.96 DEPT. SHAVE CREAM DISPENSER KODAK' JEWELRY G. E. HECK'S REG. •2.39 I JEWELRY DEPT. '1367 HECK'S REG. •15.96 JEWELERY DEPT. ' .j '' . 1 �-· ' 16 •. The Sunday Times- Sentinel , Sundar, Jan. 4, IU76 Paul Brown's OUcaptures loop opt:mer ' out In front 7()..62 and take ATHENS, Ohio (UP! ) Oh io University, paced by command. Se nior Mike Corde had 16 &·ott Love's 25 points and 14 point:s for the Bobcats. Fresh· rebounds , pulled away in the man Steve Skaggs scored fina l quarter Saturday for an nine of his I> points , in the R6.74 Mid-American Conclosing minutes . fere nce yictory over Central Central, which fell to 4-5 Michiga n. overa:u in dropping its confer• 11Je Bobcats, HJ in the ence •opener·, was pa<:ed by ' MAC and 4-4 overall, led only Ron D• avis with 2i points and 59-58 with 10 and one-half minutes to go in the game but · Leonatrd Drake ·with 19. The score was deadlocked uutscored the Chippewas 11-4 39-39al'ter a seesaw first hall . in the next five minutes to go Miami rips foe in lo10p opener OXFORD , Ohio tUP!) Junior forward Cbuck Goodyear of Miami· (Ohio ) scored 24 points Saturday and the Redskins opened their Mid-American Conference schedule with an ~9 victory over Eastern Michigan. Miami, 4-5 overall, grabbed the lead 41..32 at halftime, shooting at a 65 per cent clip from the floor in the opening 20 minutes, and never trailed blowing the game open with a 16-1 spttrt midway through the second period that put the Redskins up 73-51. Eastern Michigan, which led early in its MAC opener i was pa<;e< I by Bob Riddle with 20 points .ond Brian Schubert with 14. The Hurons are now 4-5 on the year: Randy Ayers and Archie Aldridge e·ach scored 16 for the Redskins. Early goal Was Miarili, Ohio job !Edltor's tHJie : Sam Fogg, 3n under·at:hiever. lnslCiHI, nteran UP! staffer a nd, he went on to becornr head former reporter on the coach at Ohio State, Grrat. Canton, Ohio , Repository , Lakes Nava l Training durin~ watched Paul Brown' s the war and then into the pro coaching ·skills develop as a ra nks with the ClcVl'land high school coach at Browns and the Cincinnati Massillon, Ohio.) Benga is. He bowed ,out' as By SAM FOGG UP! Sports Writer WASHINGTON (UP! j' Thirty-five years a go al Massillon High School, Paul Brown' s biggest ambition was to become head coach at his college alma mater ~· Miami of Ohio. •He never got the job-<Jne of the few times in more than four decades that Paul was ...... . H couch this week with a recordsetting 35 1 vietories, 1:14 losses and 16 tics ·- the winningest coach in foo1 hall history. At Masslllnn 's Washington High School in 1940, Brown WCJ S a lready demonstrating at age 30 the organiza tiona l prowe.ss ;md coaching ability thaL put him into pro football's Ha ll uf Ohio. His J<~ st M~I :->SJIIon team rvllC'd over 10 touJ,th Op· I Xtrwnt~ . cbmpiling Z46 pomts I O I!Jdl' I~JlpOrt(• l\1!'' six and r·mmin~ 1he ~chHo l 's winnin~.t s1rc.r1k to 56 st ra ight gmn es withtml a loss. Two of ihe Jam('$ ·and II o r ~ltC Cill om - Ot..'C~Hnc membel's of hi s chnm· pion ship r·t cvt•htrld Brown clubs. !';, •lid fuH back Marion MotlC'.Y. H rnembcr of the Carno11 ivkKinley lrHms th<~l plap.!r s ~: romnw Hen• llu~ \IOly o1 u•s fq defeal raul Bnm n ill hiS hnil l Sf'\'f' n \'Par s high uf !'lchuo l ;.m;d ting )•'an-i~ i:!l nei.lrb y Can t on, Even in .those days, Brown complaint from a teacher Brown syste m . When a hac! innov~w d intelligenc-e · about a player 's. classroom Vi:tcancy was in prospect on tests for hts player s. He was a work , he sided with the his ·high school team, in· structions would come from strict disciplinaria n ana an teacher . intense competitor who hated Paul doubled in brass as him - .switch yo ur eighth to lose even a hole a t golf or a basketball coach and usua iiy grade ha lfback to end. Two hand at poker . . put together a tea m that kept . years later, Paul would have 'He took his fi nal Massillon hi s football players in con· a lOth grade end re~ dy to step te:.Hn to play a spring prac- dition during the winter but into the sl10es of U1e departing tice gam e with Kent Sta te still managed to gain the player without a hitch. and Gillum , .James and their sta te fin als at Cohunbus. AI the end of the 1940 tea mma tes raekcd up a 42..() His organizational ability season, Brown got his college score ag~:~inst the collegians. was evident even theo. He coaching offe r ,from Ohto The medium -s ized Ohio ha d three-assistants wo rking State instea d ol Miami . He steel town was a m ecca for with him at the 2,600-student goi the job with the enco llrgc scouts and Brown high school and a head coach dorSement of the Ohio High carefully directed his players and a n assistan t at each of School COaches Association . to schools where they could three junior high.< each one His r ivals were more than best oci<!Pt athletica lly and directly res ponsible to him . h.1ppy to gel rid of hi m as a physica lly. If there was a Ali of the latte r taught the t:nmpetitor. ' " m;;:;;;;,;:;,;;;;:;:'' '1 UCLA rips Notre Dame MEN'S ;~: basketball scores Point Park 61 Kenyon 56 . Wisconsin 70 Michigan St. 63 Ohio Northern 75 Adrian 73 SUPER BEL1L Oral Roberts 64 Oklaho•n a 58 JEANS b,· ::: lind . I 60 Drexe l 64 Rider 61 . • UCL A 86 No tre Dam~ 10 Oh io U. 86 C. Mi ch. /.1 Nolr e Dam e, 8&.70, ln a nationall,- telev isiod game in Pauley Pavilion. The 6-foot-11 W" shi nglon h it on 10 of 16 field ~oul a tlcmpts as the Bru ins im · !.OS i\NC;fo:l.P:S I UP! 1 .Juni or thi ' WlH d HidwrrJ W;1sl1i ng 1n n scor ed 14 of his 2-f poi11 ts in rhe second h;L'f Sai urday :-1.") defenrl!n~ NCi\ 1\ Hirk r ~· p~ti nls. South Carolina five • MILWAUKEE IUPII Forward Earl Tatum ahd . guards Butch Lee and U oyd Walton destroyed South Carolina 's zone in the first 10 minutes with several 1 lOng range baskets and fif thranked Marquette roiled to an 82-70 victory over the · Gamecocks Satvrday. Tatum 'hit five long jump ·shots, includin g the first two, of the game, and Lee and Walton hit three each as the Warriors broke to a 24-16lead after the first 10 minutes. Tatum a nd Walton continued ·their hot shooting for three !llOre baskets ~ach , and Bo Ellis came up with three baskets in the final two minutes of the half to give Marquette a 41-31 halftime edge. Pre-Shrunk 100% ·Heavy\Neight Western Denim. Sizes 29-3 8 Wh ile the' Wani ors Wt'l't ' going over tile Soul h Ca rulino zon e, the vis it ors could tw t solve the M arque tt e pr·css ii1 J~ defense, .anJ turned uvt·r l ht· ball eight 1\llH.J I'l in tlu: fll' ,~o,! half~ Marquette, by cqnlr;l~l . had no 1urnovt·rs. · Tile Gtmlec'ocks mcuk ;, brief rally in !he ~ecurld t1alf. pulling to \\•ithin 10. but f<lli !-1 hi t a layup , Talum a jurupt>r and Walton a l:1yup tu put th,! game awa y us the \V;uT!Or s built a 20-poin t edgt• ,., ith eight minut es left . Wal111n led Mar q uc tl e, rum 8-1, wi th 24 poin ts. TH I.ultllliid 22. Toppin 15 Sou th \~ ar n lilltl. ·now 6·4, was Nate Dav is with 22, and Mike Du'ni (:'H VY wilh 20 . ·Bookmobile schedule The bookmo bile 'sc hedule for week of January S 9 in Meigs Count y : TUESD AY -- S~)li!', bury Ele ., 8:30 - 11: 30 .:;. m , ; Bradbury · Ete., 1 :? : 30 p rn ; Braley' s, 3 . 15 3 : 30 , Ne w Lima Road , -1 -4. 30 ; Fore::; I Acres, 4: 3S-·t: A5 ; Af k il1s, 4. 50 5 ; Harri son vi ll e, 5 : OS ;.'i· 40 : Kingsb u ry Ro ild , 6 - 6·4~ , S alisbury Co mmun i t y , 7 . 7 :3~; Housing Fu ir v iew, 7:-15 Carolina Lumber . ./ Has . 7: 45-B: 15. THUR SDAY ·-· Tuppe r > Everything/To Build L' Anything" -··f"-J~·~ Plains Ete ., 9- 11 : 15 a .m .; Eas te rn. 11 :30-12:30 p.m .: Sumne r G: oa d . 12 : 45 -· l : 30 .' Alfr ed , l : ·15-2; Wh ite's Slor e 68 1, 2:JO.J ; Cher r y f~~elgc ­ Hemlock Gr ove, 3: l 'J . J : 4~ . Hea t o n Gar age .' ·1: 15· 5' ; Tupper s Pla ins, 5 :30- 6 ; Tupper s Pl a ins, 6: 30 6: .15; Rigg s, 7·7: 15; Rt .. 7 . PMk8r !:i , Armstrong Ceilings 7:J0.7: 45 ; Ches t er Drivt: tn , 88 :30. FRID~Y - · o ,ester Ete .. 9 11 : 30 a. m .; Rive r view Ele. , 1:15-3 p .m.. ; Reedsv i lle Slore. 3: 15 -4 ; Ree d S; vi i ii:' ·E tlen Road , 4 : 15-d: 30·: Keno, s. 5:30: Bashan, 6-6:30; Sl i vE; r s eoevoe Paints ville . 7-7:30; Dor cas, 8 ~ : 1'1. eJ-M Insulation ;Panneling STOP BY AND It wa ::~ Mic higtw '-s 12th ~ 1 r <-til{hl wi n 0\1 Cr No rt h\\ ~.:sterr 1 a nd gave Coach ~ ;1 t•1: n n~·llnl 20 Sl!..•n.:! (;loll' Hi :md lrcshnlcll1 Plnl llllbh<-l rd 1~ Sa tur(!;J~ lo h•; 1d l~th-nrn k ed :\1 i<'hig;.ttJ l u WJ ll2- i~ tnlJlnp h I JV(' I' ;'WI th\\f•si t'l/1 in lh t~ tlp t>ll!IH'. Bu.; Tt •IJ 1: wnr fJf rllt> s~ · < t sPn tl!ll ~' L' Ioll.-.1 ,Jlthnnv Orr a 12-1 rccurd againSt the Wildcats, while 1l · \\'C IS th <.: seventh s lra lght yc01r No rUm·c~ tcrn has los t its ti}.Jt'lliiiL; Hi g TCn ~a me . The !t·lcvl )ioll . MHrques Johnson added 14 fu r U.C LA. Al l - Amer ica for wa r d i\d rian D"nlley wa~ hig h lor No tre Da 1ue wit.tt 25 Poinl"3, ff>ll oV.·erl ' hy fr es hman center Bill I .;; imhecr with II and r esh rn ;tn forw a r·U Br-uce cat~ ·' lowe rs • :ith 12. Dantley also 0 uthe t'rd ut 12 re bounlls. Th e Bruins jumped tu an 8-0 lc~d in 1he fi rst 10 minutes vklor y ga ve M ich i g~Jn :t 7·2 rccortl [or the season and ;:md Nutrc IJ~:~ mc d icln '1ge t on evened Nor thwestern at 5-5. the l,oard until Dc ntley hit Mi chigan pou r eJ in Ill hrv1! free lhrows with m ot e straight poi nts in barely lhrrc tll.;~n th t·ec rn inu l€'5 ~~on~. With rive minutes le ft in the minutes ea rlY in lhe first hC~if IQ open an 11-pf)ill t l e~al, :md fi rst ltalf " '"' ;~he ad IJy :14.·29, UCLA swHched to a zone N • ~r th west c r' n rwver {.' i:Hllt' defense and NOtre Dame f.'I <,SC I' thun eig ht points thc rra ftl-'r . M1 c hig<:~n II ad a clwsc lo hold lite bail for the la s! s iJ (,t, \~· lli r h rnisset.l at the 43 ·2 ~ \cad c>t the ha lf. ~:! - po1 n l 1 1~ !-.. or. f)ah~ h1JChlcr ."latun. • to dl l\\11 Ba~i'h nagd Mcl\ inney to only nne basket hefur f' he w ~n t out of tlw Mil'hh:an S l:~ te - 70-63 in Ihe Hig Ten Baskett-mil upener fnr br1l h lr•ams. The . Hu tl gerx ~~~ t l'ailerl ha lftime, 30-26, but qui ckly lird the score and tnoved inlo cnmman tl as tl w defense frll'(·ed Spt.~rla n turnover s and tt1 c off en.se · turn ed the 1nis1c1k t's into poi nts. The win. was the lllh in :1 n1w over Mich igan State iu .to g•·l sdw lan;hip COI.lJMHl!S I UI'I I~ Ohtn SUJtl! llvi\l'rs it~ · win~~b;t('\\ . ll• e UW ficld housc. Th e RriiHI Hc1m hn;·lgPl Will Spurt;I11H haven't won here l"tH' I'I\"l~ $1 .50 0 N('AA sd wln rsh1 p tvr P'J~ tgrnd11att· stu dy , it ''T a s annnnnc•f'd (I S<Jtunlav. Bas(' tl"Jwg£·1, 21, ha~ II Hii nWiJrt:il a .} :t\ griH.lt' puinl ;n•rrHr.W m Uti~. his ~en11'r J'('H r. Jnfl~' He schula l' ~l np usc Uw lo :;lud.\' in llw prof e s~ l o n v l or g r'l:ldU Hle schuul a~ tlte umvt'rsity v[ ht"l f'!r·(,ice. Pl t Of:RI\~1 ('ANf ELL F.D l.!.io:VI·:J:i\N II Tlli ~ tlttlown 1 IJPI ('Hilt I r il ed i ts rucing prugram for Sund~y bel·au:;;t· ot the eontimri ng slrlkc by _mu t uel t:ler ks 'J'Iiis tk duwn and N\ll'lhJ iel1J I 'nrk ~~altll f\(ty, Till' nex.t v :h1•rlnl1-'d l'i:ldng a l aga inst Thi st!Pdut~· n F ;,~l k scored 14 p0111ts am.l for wa rd Uill Pp;n·son 11 fo r the Badgers, \NIIIJ l11~ ld Slatl' 's top SC'Ort• r , Te rr y Furlow, w jus t fuur JWi nls in lhe fi rst half and 1'l in fo ul trouble with less !ha n five m inutes lo pl::~y in the fi rst ha lf. 14CIIII l' Mc Kill n€y. whu the long range shooting of Falk and 1Wanl Jilllrny Srnith to s1<1y in 'li te gau le ('arl y anrl ·the HadJ4f!rs wer t! nea r perfect from the fl'ee throw line hilli ng un · H of 15. Koe hler Wi:I. S d ght [Or eight. Th e ~:a m c wa s t.cd seveu lu nrs befurl' the AiJdgl'rs, tJnw 7-2 0\;c ra ll , pulled away to !call by as many " " 11 poi nl"l. Michigan Sta te is nuw 4 ~ti ovcr•alJ. . hcg'in ni ng uf the second half West G~many and driving llFI\R$ THIUMPII AIJA, Ohiu IU I'I ) - Ma rk H<• nse hcn 's u,Jkel at the · buzze r copped i:l fmv wild c·losi11g set:onds Sat11rday unt..l gave Ohio Nurthern " 75-'l:l ovcrlime vh·tory 0 \'l~r Adrian . The Tax Book~ are now open for the December or First Half Collection of the 1975 Rea I Estate Taxes. Also for delinquent tax. Closing dale will be Jan. 20, 1976. "' Attention Dog Owners To obta in li cense by mf:l il. fi ll i n and m a il fhi s for m to HOWA RD E. COUNTY AUDITOR. Mei gs County, Pomeroy , Ohio. ~ Organize vour thoughts about the big day with a WELCOME WAGON Eogaged Girl call. As yo ur Hostess , I . Male Dog $2.00 - Spayed Fema.le n.oo - Fema le S2.00 -: Kenne l License S!O OWN ER'S NAME ADDRE SS Aae COLOR Sex Yr . Mo. M • ' F t jalr always wanted. ·. Call now and let me help you get re ady to be a heJtuUful ' I Supply Co. Point Pleasant • ~ " • , i , : • . ~. Howard E.'"Frank . License must be obtained 'not later than Jon. 20, t976 to avoid paying penalty . After this date penalty will bo n.ootorslngle lag lnd $5.00 tor konnelllcenso. ' Nic kel::; ~ ;Jt' !i hill ! 15 JAN. 4th & 5th IRON Your choice of .,hard or med ium . 19c ... S w•khe- ~ I rom ~laom 10 dry ol the push ot a buiiOft Ha ndy fabric d1ol ouur~ cOfrKt •ronim;, l~'TIPerolvre .. ,S7~9 .. HICK'S IIG, 541 CDlMIIC. .T. HECK'S REG. & 11.56 JIWB.IY,.T. PT. PLEASANT -- Co:1ch Lennie Barnette 's Pt. Pleasant Big Blacks scored their most impr·essive victo ry of the 197>·76 basketb"li , campaign here r'riday night by tW'ning back Pnrkershnrg South, 64·58. The Patriots enter·ed the WAHA MA I 531 9; 75 Coli London 62 Col. R cady 57 , Muslllon .51 Alt tance .47 , McKinley 81 Lima Senior 70 ,1 Reyt'lotdsburg 69 G3harina 58 'f. Ron Soulhcaslern /2 Pa in t vattey 50 • Tlft ln 72 Ouc vr us 46 Tw lnsburn 61 Chardon 56 ~ Upper Ar.l!ngJon 59 Milti ('ll .J r,;. • Sl ~ Upper Sandu sky 71 Gallion 5 1 t Wah&.rna (W• Va . l 53 Souttl - wel"ern 57 $1.59 IJ,lnks , 10 '1 ~ Cr o usP. 4. 1 9 ; '1 0 4. C.. r ,) Je. 6 1 I 'L OUsh • .S 7 17 , M,i lh,• r , 0 I J.; Blanton . J 0 6 ; Corrl•r . 2 0 4, TOT ALi ll - 6 - S1 ~ Score by ' q oa rl (.· r·s: Wiih6rnil J It~ 16 l1l .sJ sw 10 12 ).1 16 $1 <5 HECK'SRIG. $1.18 tOSMmc /Jl/11. COSMRICS DEPT. CAMERA CASE SHELL BELTS .i 25' OFF Heck's Reg. $1.99 SPOIITI DII'T. · .~ \. / s~·~::·::·., ·· " ' MACIUUAI IOWJO MOTOR OIL SX70 ']66 ,·""~>(lPl"'''~ ..., , _ ~ Pouch Ca.. For · R ip y s.· ol LC'w is. 99c WITH IRON Oold s b..:o rry , ll ' SO U T H WES T ER N 02) EXCEDRIN 60'5 $139 ? 1 6; Tucke r ,() I 13 ; J fucl<.rr . J 0 6 ; Stn ilh . I :;r <J HoJ brdok, 3 0 (! ; D0 v•s ,] 3 Y; TO l A LS 22, 9- 33( ' $399 OT •. Heck's Reg. 16.96 . HECW' S RIG, 59' QT. Jewelry Depl. AIITO... .T. - ' Re S(! f' Vf!!> - . Wohr.trna .f8 ':J W ARGUS CAMERA · BRIDGE OR POKER CARD.S KIT $maUe,,, livh'-'' pocket' mad 1l, drop in loodin9 colorful pittur.,, contest with " sparkling 3-1 seas on recorrl, ::~ nd we r e ranked seventh in Class Ai\i\ ratings in Wt>s t Vh'g inh1. Once again it wa s bi~ Jim Tatterson and Larry Hess all the way as Pt. Pleasa nt ( lear $-15 r-1 • 99 , iltl.. . . .. rt;. ~. ...,....... • ~tVJ\1 •,.~· HICK'IIIG; • $19.96 · \.~.- .,IUI'I ...r. DKI HECK'HEG. TO 54' . ROIIU WIPER BLADE REFILLS $144 HICK'S RIG. $2.29 SIWTI/111'1. I AUTO DEPT. recorded its fourll1 victory in rive starts th is winl cr· . Hoo\l er 62 Springf i eld 56 Indian Valley S 78 Garraway 4~ Lake .56 Northwest 54 Lancaster 7oi Zanc ~ v l tl e 59 Liberty Un ion 76 ecrn e Union REGULAR Soul hwcGll!l'll . Box store: r ALL BASKOBALLS VITAMINS 60-'s fur 'l'nttcrson pupped in 23 puints apd Hess nd~ etl 13 to OhiO High Sc hool , pac" the Big Bl ueks uttack. Basketball Ro&Uits United Press Interna t ional F.tl Nibcrl unci Mtdy Wilson Ashtebula 68 Madis o n 58 chipped in with 10 apiece for AshtabU la Harbor 8'2. A ~t1 Edg ewood / 4 th e winners. Bloom Carroll 7'2 M ill t-rspar t Pl. Pleasa nt connected on 31 . Canton l~ ln c oln 75 Youngs . 25 of 66 fi eld go:Ji llllempts lor town E . 66 38 percent. South hit 25 of 61 • · Chtlllcoll1c 70 Newark 62 Co l Wa tterson 86 W es l er ville att empts l o ~ 43 perce nt. N . .4 2 ' !'ioul h picked off :w rc bow1ds. Col Westland 70 Hi ll iard 68 Coshocton 78 woos ter 57 Poin t hit 1'1 of 20 charity Cuyahoga Fells 77 Lehm a n 5"1 tosst•s wlliha South wa~ 8ix uf Delaware 62 M t . Vernon ·11 F airfield Uni o n ?9 Canal eight at the foul cirdes. Winches1or 60 PI , Plea sant will host Geneva 35 Ashtabu l a St. Jot111 rugged lltu-ricane Tuesday , 34 ' ' Southwpsl crn l f~d 10-i ufl r r nne. pPriod , but trailrd 2:1-22 durin g the lw l ftimc In· lprm ission . Wahmnn led J9-:H; gning in to ttl(' final p(!riod. Ke it h Grate ha tJ 13 und Don Bush 12 tn ptl<'l:! ~ou th ­ wt·stt'l'fl . Tcn·y Tuckc1· lussl•d in 1 :~ for WallnPHI. Snu lh wcs t c t·n pl a·yc ct lrcm1ou S1 . ,J fn~ Sat ur d ay ni~ht. Friday, the lll ultlu nde r s wi ll h o.~,l l·:cnH er n . W;1hallla wtll lio~ 1 its Jlum ni 'J'U('S(lny . In the rt' st•rv ~ game, Wa ha nu1 WIJ/1 , ~ 8· 1 1 5. J ay Lttyne Jed the winners with 16. C:t:'ne Laytur~ and F.rwl u Big Blacks cop : fourth victory· ~ County Auditor: of Meigs County owski Breed Fees If Blk WhJte Gray Brindle Tan Brown Yellow Long Short Khown Paid have some lo'f'ely aifts for you and good advice from bridal 11perts on how to make your wedding the ki?d you' ve Caro.l ina Lumber & FRA NK. Enclose self -addressP.d stamped enve lope and pr'ice of licens4.! . oetting ready to be given away? bride. ' DEADLIN E FOR PUR CiiASE OF 1976 DOG LI CE NSE· IS JANU ARY 20TH. TWO DOL LA R l$2 001 PENALTY IF LICEN SE IS PU RCHASE D AFTE R THAT DAT E. FO R YOUR .CONVE'NtENCE USE THI S HANDY APPL ICAT ION BLANK AN D MA IL TO THE COUNTY AUDITO R AT THE COU RT HOUSe NOW. FEES AR E TWO DOLLARS ($Vl0l FOR EACH DOG, MALE OR F EMA L ~ . TOWNSH IP ' Real Estate Owners ~ · STEAM~DRY ONE-A-DAY 53 to 52 PATR IOT Co., r;h Richard llnmilton's Sou thwestern lllghlandct·s lost " non-league hcat·ibre:t ker to visiting WHha rna , 53--52, here Fridoy nig ht. Duwn S:i-48 with lwu minutr s rcmui11ing in the - game , ' th e H igh l twde r ~ rallied to cut the <lcfi cit to one . Durin~ the fin al Iii seconds, the Highi Hn dcrs Iwu two opportWlitics to win the game but one in-boun ds (lHss was knocked out -<J[-bowlds, and on. a second a t.temp t, a-10foot jwnper missed Its murk. The loss left SW with u 1.0 mark . Wahama uppetl it s. record to 2-5. Southwestern hit 23 ul 59 field goal attempt s for 38.9 percent. The Bi ghlaoder s were si< ol 13 at th e lou! li ne for 46 .2 percent. SW ltu cl :l> rebounds, 14 by Kip l .€wi s. Wahama hit 22 of 6J fi clrl· goal attempts for 3-1.8 per· cent. The Falcons were nine of 16 at the foul line lor >3.6 percent. Wahama had 29 rebounds, with Terry Tucker leading the winners in that department. Meigs County GEORGE M. COLLINS Meigs County Treasurer -..> SW, anrl pulled out to" 48-:H lead . The' Lrish never got d oser than 10 poi nts aflct· lhal. Tl •c l'ictory guve UCLA " 12-4 Nlgc in the lrl le •-scctional ri vcill·y. which r es~ med J a~ . :.!4 w1th a natiorw ll y-leleviscd rc111alch 1n SQu lh Bend . . LEGAL • ONLY · Fal~ons ~ip UCLA went h.a ck to il; mnn-l u-m;ul clcfe nsC 1:1 1 the ('o nf e1·encc ba8kelball debut of Northe t·n ' Illinois with u ·m-ll5 victory uver Ua' Jlu:-;k i e~i'. SCRAPPING FOR BALL - Super Sopholllore Ed Nibert goes high into the skr wi th H Parkersburg South eager In an effort to pull down a r ebound . Nibert , well above the rim here, r anked aw:tr this r ebo und ami several others in the nig ntnck s 11·1·58 win owr sf'vrnthranked Parkersburg Sou th. Cltu SIU:D hon ors. Bi\TUN IWUGB, I.a . M ic hi gan hnd five nia Ytws . Mi ke Milelt ell 1 UP I 1 scoring in dOub le figures ind ucti ng \l(.• l enm VJ.ayrn:m !)('OI't:<.l :11 puin ls a nd pu licd Bri 11 with ·10 Hntl sophomore dqw n 20 1 e bo u n d s whil r Davt' Bax te1·, wh(J relie\'cd ,\ubu r n bollict! up leading 1 I ,ou is1<J!l;J Stale scor·cr Renny GrC'e n, " ith _12 . I hgg;) l o rolllo tHl NISY 102~86 F r e~ h man Pete Bucs.en victory Snt urLIHy i n i:i totl lied 14 for Nor thwestern and ~h· s h man l\ub Kln.a s rt' l:!iOnally tcif•vised S'>Ul hl'I!Sii~ l ' l~ (.' Lln f(~ I' Pnc.:e game. llf" Hctl nin(>_ in lhc gnme, n ine poi nl,-; ... COLGATE TOOTHBRUSH G.E. T H :f. H ~ tlllrle l.' ll iS avenJ~t~. Wh:;cunsi n ust:ti lwd ave ru getl 22. 1 ·poin ts per game lo I>Cit'C the \V ii•Jc~tts' scoring, ma naged on ly Hi for Nu rlh wesle r n ' s. sco r ing .,._; . .. F63 h~I ZZI.:'I'. wuuht be Friday , Fl.!\SHES TH IUMPH KEN'l',l)liio till' I 1- - Kent 'Stt-Jtc 's .J immy Coll ins scu n -d a eareer·ltigh 26 pnl n ts Satnrda\' aml the Golden Fla • he ~ s poiled t he Mid America n si nc:c .1<1!1. 1?. , 19U :L ( ~ u ~u·ci B ob key m an on ddensl! as well as offe nse. ASsig ned to guCJrd N tl r Ut wes lenr ':l lop storer, Bl!ly Ml' l< inn Py, r: r c t~ ll held MSU, 70 to 63 i11 AIJIS(I1\, Wi s. tU 1:11 Wist•JI!S r1 us€d <1 hou11di ng SN'{If ,rl h If t:tf•ltot• ' ' !In ti !he (j SUNDAY &MONDAY . F101WHT •1d. wr-1 ~ ,.... OFF proved their s~aso n mark to 10-1 and• posted their 91st consecuti ve victory .ill h o m ~ . So phu uwre g uard Hi..l y Townsend .scored a t.: a n~e r hig h 19 p uinl~ and forwurd Grce11 Ba.llgers down STORM HITS EUI\OPE LONDON i UPl ) Hurrica ne - for ce t\•iiHis battered Wes te rn E ur op~ Saturday, killin g a scoro. of Britons, smashing dikes 111 20,000 p~rsons from llicir homes in Dcumark . 1\1 tb e height of the storm , the' roof -· uf an orphowagc dorm itor·y, collapsed in the B ug li sh Midlands town of I.eamiug tun Spa, narrowly. missi ng lO sleeping children . SEE US '. N'OW Michigan tops W I I:n:'ISJON, Ill. 111 1'1 1 Warriors ·roll over FARAH %., :·: United Press International Aubur n 102 L SU B6 · "~ Miami (Ohi o) 83 Esn . Mich . w. Virginia 97 Syracuse 75 - 69 Marquette 82 So. Carolina ·70 Tol ed o 72 Bat I St. 60 Mlch•gan 82 Northwestern 72 F r an k li n 70 St. Jos eph' S . Chwnp1on llf'LA dl•feateo\ NEW SHIPMElVT ALL FALL &WINTER ~~,- PRICES IN EFFECT· Box score : 4 PA Rl<"ElB'li'U R G SOV TH . (58) M c Ci l'a d , 52 11: Cr is !ip , 8 1 17 ; Oauphcr t y, 1 .0·2• Burge , J 2 10. Sh eppard . 1·0 ·2; Moore , 3 6; Mundy , o I 1; Shambl in , 3 0 6 ,- S to ne. 1 0 'J . TOTALS 24 -6· 58 . o PT. PLEASANT !641 Hess . <t ·S· I J; Ta t!erson , 10 J 2J ; Nib er t, 5-01· 10; Wil son , 4·2 10; McCo rm ic k, I <1 6; v a uQ h.:Jn , 1 o 2; McDe rm111 . 0 1 I TOT ALS 25· 14-64 . · Score by quar ters: SOUih 16 1! 18 16 - 58 B1g rl lac k!'. ·16 19 11 1 8 --~ 64 R:e se rvc s Po1nt 8.1 5ol'lth 41 SX-70 FLASH BAR 1600 CAROUSEL PROJECTOR $7-'~~ $19.96 DEPT. SHAVE CREAM DISPENSER KODAK' JEWELRY G. E. HECK'S REG. •2.39 I JEWELRY DEPT. '1367 HECK'S REG. •15.96 JEWELERY DEPT. ' .j '' . 1 �.. • .. 19- The Sunday Times· Sentinel. Sunday, Jan. 4, 197tl logan tops Meigs63-56 .. l8 -· The Sund(ty Times ~ &nt inl'i, Smltlay , J;m ~ . ] 976 Waverly knockS .off Gallia Academy, 62-60 GALLIPOLIS - Waverly built up a 14-poin t lead i11 tl1e t Wavrr1y exploded wi th :t1 lJ(Jints l cos I the Osbornem<'n T he Blut· D{'vils pulll'd " ithin thrt•t•. J9-3G, "ith 5: 15 'l11e Blur IJ,vi Is wurked 1he forwa rd , pa n d th e Blue Dt•vils allaek wllh 13 points. Ke ith McGui re. 6-4 junior rente r a nd Terry Wall ea(•h ha d 11 for the Blue Dt!v jls. Ga ll ipolis, after thai. poor firs t i>eriod from 1he fi eld , WIJWl d Up hilling 24 Of 58 a ttempts for a respecta ble 41 f)e r ~e nl. However, the Gallians los t it a t t he foul line , sinking only 12_of 23 a lle mpls for a cool 52. 1 percen I. The Blue Devils e ntered the cont es t a s th e lop fo ul sh nt)ting team in lhe con-ferenee-;. Gallipoli s pi cked uff 29 rebo unds. Saunders had 10 an9 Mc~ uire nine . The Blue ball ureuurl . ....-,,J d e r uh ·tt~o' l' in fi rst half,lhen held on to edge dearly . left in the th ird pe riod. WIIS for a la)'UJl. but 1t riJ lled v££ Ga llipo lis H2-60 i11 a Afler jwnping ·orr to " 11·6 ta ll ied se\' t' ll una-ns¥<ered 1hl• rhn al lhl' : 07 nwrk : Southeastern Ohio League .& lea d wit h ;i::J3 remaini ng in points during lh(' next 2: 04 of Again Waverly gv l · the hardw ood thr ill er here the first period , the Blue pl ay for a 46.36 lea d. 1t was rebnmHI. ,\ gain Thomas was Friday night.. Devils failed to st·Orf' duri ng 52·44 afl('r thrci' periods of :'ouled , llli s lirnc with one Coach Carroll l l;t whet• 's tltl' retnalning n 1inutes of the attion. ' second retJWin ing . Tlmmas Tigers . llt)w 5-4 on the year , cm1to. Waverly took a 12+1J Wi th Wavel'ly's Holsinger• zniss~d the t11arit y toss. lo1ucked l'O'Il'h J nn Osbor- advan tage on 6·7 F'reshman 011 the be nch wi th lour per· Br e nt S..wldt•rs p icked uff the ne's Blue Devils out of a first center Rob Holsinger 's thn•e- s unals, along wit h Gallia's rebuund . hut before he could ('lace h e with lrim ton and poinl play with 46 seconds left ·. top two scor ers, senior co~ throw it the length of the remained in t:ontcntion for in the firs t stanza. The Tigers capta ir1s Tony F olden tmd CllU r t , the rina l b uzzer the 1975-76 championsh ip IJy never looked ba ck. Gary Snowden , Blue Drvil so unded . Sa unde-rs ha d upping their l<)op record to 3In th e seco nd s ta n za. Wldercla ssm en ' played their swished a s imil ar 2. Holsinger poured in nine, Joe hearts out and kept c hipping desperation s hot in the The Blue O<"'ils dro pped to Davt>na and Mark Thom as away al the-~fi ge-F-Iead~ . - --,. , ~eoml periodf but official~ 5-2 overaJJ and 4-1 in r on- s ix each a nd Steve Holsinger r e tur ned wi th rul ed time IH.Id r'Wl HUt befure fere ne c play, one game Shoema ker two a s the Tigers 6:14 leH in the game . Folden he Mol it uff. behind unbeatt:p . Ironton. inc1·eased thei r lea d to 35-24 a nd Snowden never r eturned G ar~· S\\ a in , 6-0 junior Gallia 's next oppone nt herl:' befor e the ha lftim e in- un lil 1:54remained . Thalw>is Tuesday night. ter mi ss i on . Wave r ly ' s s hortly a fter Mark Thomas. A poor s hooti ng pe r - biKgesllead was 14 points . 35· 5-11 senior ~ uard , drove the fOqna nc e in the firs t period baseline for a l ~y up with 2:20 21. with 35 seconds le fl in. the ( 4-18 ) and a defensive lapse first half. r\! mairring to giVe t he Tigers GALLIPOLIS - Wave rl y's in lhe second pN ivd • a 62-a6 lead. II turned out to Cubs remained unb"eaten in :;:~:=::::;:;:;:; :::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:; :;:;:;:::::::;:;:;:;:::::;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:; :;:;:;:;:;.;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;. ;-;.;.;.; :;:;:;.;:;:;.;:;.;:;:;:;.; be t~ e ga me's w inning confere nce play F r iday night bucket . with a 50·41 victory over the F'oldcn canned a pair o£ Gallipolis reserves. ~hari ty tosses with 1 :46 \eft to After a close firs t half, the WAVERLY TIGERS (61'1 PLAYER- Pos . cut the Tigers lea d to 62-58. . visitors outsc ored the Blue FG-A FT. A PF RB TO TP Joe Davena, I 4·? o.o 2 7 0 B Steve Shoemaker missed a Imps 12-3 in the third period Ron Workm a n, f 0-1 0-0 2 2 1 0 fr ee · throw with 1 ;04 .left. to win goi ng a way . Bob Hol singe r , c 7- 11 7-9 4 10 1 71 Gt\1-IS r um c down with the Chuck Thompson , g 1-2 0-0 ? 0 Tiln F redericks led thC 1 2 Jim Whal ey , g 2-6 1-3 2 :J 1 5 re bo~nd . T erry Wall , 5-8 winner s 'with 12 points . Jeff Mark T ho mas, g 9· 15 4-7 2 J 6 22 sophomore guard, scored on Br own paced GAHS with 12 Steve Sh oem a k er , g 1-7 1-3 3 5 1 a layup with :49 remaining to points. B1·ad Abels added Bob Fytfe,-g 0-1 0-0 . 1 0 <i 0 TOTALS 24-53 14-22 18 30 11 62 rt•duce Wa vc rly ~s lea·d to two, ei~hl . GALLIPOLIS BLUE DEVILS 1601 62·60. rh e Cubs ar c now 8· 1 on the. PLAYER- Pus. FG-A FT-A . PF RB TO TP Gt\HS rega ined possession yea r and 5-0 in si de th e Ton y Folden , f 2-10 2-2 5 2 0 6 Brent Saunde r s 2·6 1-2 4 10 with 3~ seconds len and lea g ue. GA I·IS dro pped to 2-o 2 5 Gary Swain, f 5 10 3-5 3 3 0 1J cai!nd .time with 30 seconds overa ll and 2-3 in s ide lhe ·Keith M cGu i re, c 4·8 3-8 1 9 4 11 r emtiin i~!!lea g ue. Brent Johnson , g 2·5 2·2 1 2 1 6 Ga r Y Sn owd en j g 4-12 Q.Q 5 2 Tony F'olu on 's jumper at 0 B Box score : Herb Epling, f 0·0 oo o o 0 0 the- lop or the t;e y with 19 WAVERLY C U BS {50 ) Ed Smitt•. c 0-0 0-0 o o 0 0 seronds failed to gn in . F i e lde r . 4 1 9 ; r r e d fi r icks , .5 Terr y Wall, g 5· 7 l-4 1 1 2 11 Hols in ger TOTALS 24 -58 12-23 20 29 g rabbe d t11 e 2 12; Howard . 3 •I 10 . Rndy 9 60 l homas , 1 J 7 ; Ri c k Thoi nas , Score hy qua rt ers : rebound and passed off to 1 o <1 . Kni es 1 o '1. ; Ma loy , 1 u Wave rly T ige r s 12 23 17 10 6Z M ;;~ rk Thpm as who was G AHS Bl ue Devi ls 11 13 20 16 60 fo uled . Officials - Lar r y Wil li a m so n & Jim Detil l ion . - -. De vils commi tted only nine fW""nOvers. GAHS had a seasr£hig h 16 assis ts, three eac h b y Brent S.. LUlders, Gary Swain and Bre nt Johnson . Mark Thom a s le d Waver ly's allaek with 22 points, his best performance of the year . Hols inger added 21. Waverly hit 24 o£ 53 fi e ld goal attempts for 4o.2 percent. The Tigers canned 14 of lor 63.6 GAHS- Waverly~ox. .. 0 :;::~;::::::::::::•;=: ::: : ::::::: ::: :: ::::::::::::: ::::; : :::::::::: :::::: :: : ::::: : : ::;:;:;:;: ;:;: ;:;: ; :;:;:;:;:; :;:; :; : ;:;: ;:;:: >;:;: ;: ;::::::: ~;: ;:;:;:;:;::::;: Tigers make ·it •• eight mrow JACKSON Ir onto n scored the first 10 pomts of the, third period to brea k up a light defensi"" struggle and the result was a 53-42 Yictory for Cooch Buddy Bell's un defeated Tigers . The lriu!nph ; lronlon 's eighth on the road this winter against no setbacks, le£1 the Bellmen in undisputed firs t place in the Southeas tern Ohio Leag ue standings with a f>.Omark. Iro nton 's final road game ollhe 1975-76 campaig n is Tuesda y , at Gallipolis. Jackson dropped to 2-6 overall and 0-5 in confere nce play. The Tigers led 14-12, 22-20 and 39-28 ' a l th e qua r lennarks . .. Ironton hit 23 of 50 fi eld goal attempts for 46 perce nt . .IHS ~·::~.s seven of 1::1 <tt the fOLd Box score : IRONTON (Sl ) E Howar d . 2 0 .1. Royill , ? 0 .s , · F it zpa! r ic"k. 10 2 72 ; C Bro wn. 4 3 11 , R . Howa rd . 7 0 .s : M . B rown . 3 2 8. TOTAL S 23 -7-53 . . JACKSON ( 421 ·- Coo p er . O s born e, 6 ·0 17 , 'l 0 -4 , Conroy , 4-a Q; Sc hm id , 4 0 8 , Mo rr ow . 1 0·2 : Dor sey . 2 .a 4 , Jo nes , 2 a~ TOTALS 21 -0-•n. Sco r e b·y quarters : I ron ton 14 8 17 14- 53 Jads on 128 8 1 ~ - ,12 Res erv es -- Ir o nto n 5 1 l ii CkS On 30 - Colley(! Bas k(! fbilll Re sults By Unite d pre ss Intern at ional Tour n am e nt s ( Firs.t Round Act ion ) Bi9 Fnur No . Carolina St. \04 Duke 95 W ake For es t 95 No . Ca r ol ioa 83 Blue bonnet CliJ ss ic Hous ton 78 Hou slon 13e~pt is1 59 San Francisco 77 Texas A &M 75 Friday 's Ohio Coll e ge Ba sk etball R e sults U ni1 e d Press International Milrietta Invitational Tourn . Marie1!a ·83 Case W este rn Reserve 5 3 • A ll eg h en y { P a . J J5 G len n vi ll e State 69 Hall of Fam e Tour ney, Ca nfon W a lsh 92 Sl ip p er y Rock ( P a . ) 66 Mi lt igq n (1en n . ) 6 7Matone6 ~ Pres id ential Cla !>sic Pen n SL 63. Har va rd 55 George.washi ngl on 7-5 Brown 59 Ea s t ·1\rmv 8 1 N ew H ampshi r e 63 Boston Coli 9<1 Con n eC!icu l 83 N iag ar a 75 Bri g ham Yo un g 60 Se ton H al! 103 sw L ou isiana B·l South Clem son 10 3 Biscayne 71 E . Caro l ina 81 Citade l 16 Ru tger s 9 1 Stetson 62 So uthwest Te xas E l Paso ·11 So . Co to . s,r . . We st N evada -Ren o 103 He~ywurd St 81 · UCLA 111 Denver 7~ THREAT MADE COLUMBUS (UP!) - The tenninal at Port Columbus AirPort here was closed for severa l hours late Friday and earl); today while security ·police searched for a bomb following a lhreal tele phoned to a Tran s World . Airlines ticket olfice , The termina l was evacuated after the bomb lhreaf was received . No bomb was found . • 'JJulldogs WE LLSTO N At he ns survi ved a poor shootin g performa nce from both the field and foul ci rcles to defeat Wells ton 53-48 he re Friday nigh t. The S P.OAL win , four th in a 1 row by the Bulldogs, le£1 Coach Cha r les Mc Afee's club dea dlocke d fur second place with GH IIipolis with i1 4-1 mark . The Bulldogs are 4-4 overall . Wellston dropped to 2-4 in all gam es and 1-4 in si de t.he 1 confer ence. Athe ns hit 18uf 62 fi eld goal 0 "f. FRONT END ALIGNMENT ·On New Bean We' II mess with the in between. Vi sua liner '12.50 Smith Buick-Pontiac Court Street-Silver !'ridge Plaza Ph. 446-2282 COMMERCIAL & SAVINGS BANK Member F_. D .I.C. The One-MinuteThankYou. '· 36¢ or less. A LL G AMES T e am W L F,' OP Ironton B 0 4J8 JO!l Whee lersburg 7 0 480 369 P t P leas ant ·t 1 30 2 770 Ga ll i polis 5 1 388 JJIJ Waver l y 5 d SOl 495 3 4211 d J 4 39 3· 4 1 ~ 37? 421 Logan J 1 5 ·150 <~56 We: II SIOn 2 2 d J 316 Ml"ig s J4l J5 1 405 P or t s m ou t h /\ !hens So uth Point 4 sa ~ou l h Poi nt .S 6 . Rod. H i ll 52 SEOAL VAR S ITY Tea m W L P OP I ront o " :, 0 26 7 107 , G allip ol iS .r 1 288 245 f • !he ns 4 t :238 23 4 Wa ve r ly J 2 255 246 Log.1n 1 3 779 ".!87 Meig s 1 4 764 19'1 We tl s toh 1 4 254 295 Jack so n o 5 220 259 TOTALS 20 '2 0 206 5 2!l65 Friday 's r es ults ~ Wavcr l"y 62 Ga ll ip o l is 60 Ir Onton 53 Ja c kson J2 l oga n 63 Me i gs 56 A lh en s ~J We ll s! on ,tB SEOAL .RESERVE S Te am W L P W ave rly 5 0 212 A th ens <t t 23 6 " Iro nto n 3 ?. 7<tl OP 164 172 187 21 3 192 202 :t29 19 B 233 3 2 l N<t h0na 1 Ba sketball Ass ocia tion ' S t a nd ~r1g s By Un ti ed Pr ess lntern;"Jt tonat E01 st ern Coof c r enct• At la nlt C DI VISi On W l Pel . GB Aos lon 22 9 710 Phi lad clphii! '11 II 66 7. 1 13LJ f1 <1 10 20 15 57 1 4 New Yo r k \ 6 11 431 9 Cen trai _Q• v i sion . I ·'· Le slie! You're reall y ten·ific. Every year you remem.ber my birthday. Bo'v could I forget the best neighbor I ever had ? I wish we were neighbors again . It 's been eighteen yea rs. and I miss y .. u jus t a s much as the da y y ou left-Ohio. . Well , you know how much we miss yo u. W<? reall y had- some great times back then, <R< That's for sme. Just talking' to you brings back a lot of nie mnries. I'm glad you call ed. · Me too. Take care now, and thanks again. You bet, bye-hye: 410 JJ6 1 Cyndy 1 J.Jc k soh 2 6 401 Non -S·EOAL r-es ults : . Pt . Ple a sa rll 6d Park s St) uth Logan F riday 's 0 I Th otna s wl"n l lo the · fuul line with 17 seconds le £t . He n'1issed . ·Brent Sa underS g rabbe d lh ~ r e bo und for GAHS. Cage standings line. The rangy Tigers picked off 42 re bounds , 16 by 6-6 senio r cen te r: Dea n Fi tzpatrick . .Jackson hi t 21 of 57 field goal attempts lor 37 per cent. JHS was 0-4 a t the charily line , The Ironmen man aged onl y 21 caroms , seve n by George Schmid . Fitzpatrick paced lronto.n 's attack with 22 points . Tom Osborne had 12 for .Jackson . EHminate ·T he . Negative Meigs-Logan box. .• j Accentuate The . Positive EXPERT ' I Have Your Social Security Check . D~posited Directly Into The Bank. Cubs trip Imps, 50-41 · i ; Lef tt er , i U 4 . TOTALS .21;110· 50. GAHS BLUE IMPS (41) Br oWn , 5 '2 11 : Skag gs. 1 I 3; Abels. "* 0 B; Jac k son , :2 0 4; Gr oves. . 1 3 5 , Groth . 0 0 o. Sl aggs , 1 0 2; Edel ma nn . 0 0 p; Jones . D 5 5 : H i nes, 0 0 0 ; Ca ud ill , I 0 2 , Gi ll es pi e , 0 0 0. TOTALS 15- 11 ·41. Scor e by qu arte rs : · Wave rl y 14 14 12 10 - 50 B l ue l mps 11 . 13 3 14 ~ .:11 0 ROC K SPRI NGS sonals . Iron ir;tllv th... n,iPfs ended J~-26, Lo~a n . Showing the. effects of a long Bolh lt•an •s slur ted the e n ded th e Kame wi thout • three-week lay-<11! , th e secu~· ri half playi11g a zune losi n~ a player via the foul per cent. WHS picked <>!I 30 Mara ude rs of Coach Ron defense becau<e of the foul cir c ui t. rebounds, 10 b)• Holsinger. . Logan bowed in t he last lew trouble. but still in t!>f' fi rs t Meigs drew fir s t bl ood The Tigers committed 11 minutes Friday to the visiting three qui ckl y in thai second lmlf ~s mi nut es Loga n·:, turnovers . Chieftains from l..ogan, 63-56. Mulholla nd a nd Gasse r Me adows shoved In a rebound Tuesday, GAHS will host Th e Ma r a ude r s were picked up thei r third per - with 7:;JB showing nn the unbe a ten Iro nto n ( 8-0 ). leadin g 14-10 allhe end of the Waverly tra vels to Jackson . fi rst qua rter, in whi ch they held Mike Mc Br oom ( the SEOAL's leading scorer 1 to MEIGS MARAUDERS t56l just two fi eld goal attempts PLAYER FG -A FJ.A RB PF TO TP and no points . But the second Qua li s 3-8 2-2 7 5 B 2 period told the difference . Crem eans 0-4 1-J J 0 1 I Meadows 4·9 4·6 a 5 3 12 l McBroom got away from his Davenport 9 -12 5-9 4 2 o 23 defend ers a nd tossed in a big Rando lp h 1·4 4·-4 2 5 to 6 14 points as the Chiefta ins Browning t-3 01 2 • • • Stewart ~ ~ ~ 1-2 0-2 0 ~ ul scored the hosts 24-12. As a Dodson -o o -- o~t ,;;.~..,, r o I -~-.-~ _team , I lie boys o£ Coac h Scoll Mart in 1·3 0-0 1 0 2 2 F'itzgerald hi! 9-15 a ttempts . H am i lton 0-0 0-0 0 But whe n the ha lf ended , Scel TOTALS 20-45 16-27 21 2; 2~ 5~ LOGAN CHIEFTAINS (631 ( the league's four th leading PLAYER FG-A FT-A RB PF TO TP score r) a nd )\'i yers had Jan Myers 2-J o.o 2 4 3 4 picked up th eir third fouls . Brian Hawk 8-11 2-3 5 2 6 18 M c Broo m 7-19 B-8 6 4 1 22 Meigs surrered a big loss in Mike Bill Seel 1-2 4-7 6 3 4 6 that second canto 'as their big Sc ott Gasser 2.3 0-0 2 3 1 ' 4 man Milch Meadows picked Tom Rus set t 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 • • 0 Lanning 3-7 0-0 t 2 1 6 up his third per sonal with John Ja y Br-agl in 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 seven minutes rem aining in Tim M u lh o lland 1-J 1· 4 2 3 2 3 that r>eriod . II showed , as the TOTALS 24 -50 15-22 24 21 18 6J' Marauder s were a ble to' haul Score by Quarters : in only two rebounds tha i Meig 5 14 12 10 20 ~~ entire qua rter, a nd the ha lf Logan 10 2' 10 19 1\! t;mta Wast1i ngton Cle ve land Houston New Orleans W L \7 18 1~ 18 \ .t 16 1'1 P et . GB S·IB S.t5 .519 16 51& I J 19 · -t06 ~ cs 1 cr n Conferen ce "Mid wes t Ot vfsl on W t 101 Sei'll ll e 98 Sunday 's Gam es "Phoe ni x,,, Kansas Ci ty Porlland a t Los A nge les Gold en Stale a t Sea t tl e attempt s fur 29 percent . Al Ihe foul circles , AHS was 17 of ~7. Athens won it . on the boards by picking off 58 re bounds, 20 by Mall Faulk· ne r and 19 by Arn.ie Chonko . Wellston hit 18 o£ 59 field goal attempts for 30.o percent . WHS was 12 of 20 at the foul .line. Wells ton had 35 rebounds, nine by Randy Peoples. Faulkn e r pa ce d Ath e ns with 26 points . Terry Gill had 15 fur Well ston . ' Box st·ure: . ATHEN S CU J Heady , 0 OO ; rau l liner , 8 10 "26. ChOnko , 53 l J ; B la ck fo rd , 2 I 5 ; M ec ~ . I 3 5 . M a y .- -"t 0 1 : Whea tey , 1 0 2 TOTALS t8 · 1i -n . WE t:.lSTON ( 481 Gi l l. 7 1 15 ; B ar n e ll , 2 0 ~. Mc;K in'nls , 2 0 .f , Orooks , 1 0 7 . · Peo p l es , 2 3 7 ; Arnol d , 1 3 7 , Royste r . 1 2-1 . Ma r ti n . 01 l. G i l li lan d . 1 2 4 . TOTALS I 8· 12 -48 . Score try quarters : ,At hens l<t 10 10 19- 53 · WellS TOn 8 ~ 16 , 16 d8 R es erve s - · /\! h e n s 57 Wells t o n 25 ROCK SPRINGS - In a be pulling away. but the low-scoring contest, the Baby Marauders caJlle storming Marauders fell victim to the back to lie il al the lhird Papooses from ,Logan , 31-29. qlu~rter mark on another Coac h · Charles Kemper's - bucket by Young, 20-25. No one scored in the fourth team was never behind, but quarter lor Meigs until Greg were tit.'d for the first time Wille sank a jumper with 1:17 when 1\jeigs' Ken'ny Young showing to make il 30-27. made a lay-up following the second half lip, making it 16- Kelly Winebrenner also sank one at the :40mark, but that's 16. Logan then· ran off siK all they could manage, as · s tra ight points and seemed to time ran out . l..ogan was led in scoring by Tucker and Arms trong with 9 and 6 points, respective})'. Am er ican Bas.keetball Associa · The learn made 12-30 from tion Standing s the floor lor 40 pel., and 7-12 EJy un,f ed Press lnternatinnat W L. Pel. GB from lh.e charily stripe . . Denv er 24 8 .750 Coach Bob Oliver's boys New Yor k 20 10 .66 1 3 ~ an .1:\ntonio 19 12 61 J ·4, , were led . by Kelly Ind ian a 19 14 .576 5 1 t Winebrenner's ten points . Ke n t uc k y 17 15 .53 1 7 51. L oui s 16 20 444 10 They hit 11-38 shots for · 29 V i r g inid S "28 . \52 J91 , pel., and 7-12 from the foul Fridav 's Results line . Ke n t uc ky 11 6 Vi rg inia 104 • · New York \04 San A ntonio 96 Score by. ·q partcrs: Denv e r 1J7 Indiana 125 · Sunday's Games Meigs 8 6 11 4- 29 Ind ians at New Y-ork !.ogan 10 6 9 6- 31 V irg ihia a1 St. Lou i~ (I . KAY TO RUN COLUMBUS ( UPl ) Richard Kay o£ Cleveland annour eed F'riday he would seek the Democratic nomination lor the U. S. Senat e in the June Primary election. Secretary of Slate Ted W. Brown said Saturday Kay is ineligible to run in the Democralic primary because he voted in th e American Independent Party primary election in 1972. Kay says , however. that since the AlP is no longer a regular party . the rulillg does not apply to him and he would seek a federal court ruling .on the matter . See Our Big Display Of -· MODUlAR & SECTIONAL HOMES MARLETTE ' ELCONA . REbMAN WHITMAN Also: A Full Line of Quality Mobile Homes. McBruom and ~~ each had six reboun d ~ Tne Jeam shot a hut 48 p l ~ . from the floor and losstd in ' 15-22 from the chari l y stripe . They had 18 turnovers an d 21 fouls. Loga n's next game is next Tuesday at Wellston, while the Mar a uders travel to Athe ns to take on the Bulldogs on the same night. Me igs is 2-4 on the year, and Logan is 3-S. Officials lor the game were Gary Clark , Jim Bird , Ramie Cundiff. and Luther Tucker. 11011 pay you the on your savings? 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S;.m Antonio, TX .:1:1 57 .80 $104 $1.27 $ 1.50 $1.74 $1.!)7 $2.21 $2.44 •1 St. l.ouis. MO .:11 5 :1 .76 .98 $ 1.20 $1.4 2 $1.64 $1.86 $2.08 $2.30 ,1 So keep our handy. After-Five Calling Card Tallaha..,.e, Fl. .32 .55 .78 $1.00 $1.23 $1.46 $1.69 $ !.91 $2.14 $2.37 .1 1 ' handy. For saying thank These rates apply to calls irom telephones in Ohio to ~ you. Or get well. Or happy OhiO Bel 11 points outside ol Ohio. For other Ion~ distance rates, check yo ur operator. ol birthday. Or anything. L---- _---- !~l:s~~o~~:o:~~l~l~d~ ~~~-~~a~ ~- ___ _ ____ 3 Will! Dial-direct rates apply on all interstate -=11!11 ir-xeludinR ~~~~~al atm~~ed from a rrsi~nce. or bu~ne~s phone without o~rator assistance. They ~lso ~pply on calls piAt'td pcrso~·to·ptrson, o .il~ hultiJUUl. credit card nr coUecl calla, or ((I calls ch•rlfll '{another nrbtr, because an operator must 818t sl on ·•uch Cflllft. I •• Ohio Valley Bank STOll ... - HOURI @ a with an operator from a residence nr buaineas ph(Jne where d1al..:l1rect faai1UU are not ava•lable. Fur d1al-dtrect rates to Hawan, check your openb~r. D1al·dtred rates do not apply to on reasonable notice of withdrawal. This is exactly what Ohio Valley Bank wants and promises their depositors. No wonder savings deposits continue to be at an all-time high. cw~ $ 1 . ~3 1 Columbus, Ohio . boards as they caught 28 cctr orn s, compared to the Ch ie ft ains 24 . The Meigs team had 25 tur nove rs and 2.:1 fo uls. Logan was led in Sl'ori nl<!: bv McBroom with 22 poi nts, wh ile Br ian Hawk l ,dd 18. Meigs reserves beaten 1 , .11 ~ P et. GB 1•1 18 ,.tJB De troit 13 18 .t 19 l<nnsi'ls Ci ty JO 21 :1 13 J Cl1i CCI QO 8 15 .2.t2 61 } P a cific Otv i sio n W L Pet . GB Gol den St<t t e 2d 8 750 Los Ange les 1 1 16 568 5' , Seatt le 18 · 18 soa 8 Pt10en ix 15 15 5.00 IJ Port la n d 11 n 35J 13 Fridal' 'S Resul1s Bu ffalo !06 New Yor k lO S Ph i lad elph ia 11 2 Cleve land tO I Ne w Orleans Ill Al l i'l nt a 9.5 W •, shll ,n oton 101 Chic·ago '19 {o l f . 98 Dei roil 83 St ate I IJ Los /\ n9e lcs Mi l w~ulo. (•(• on top d uc k . One~ aga in t he Mur a uders shut off the high sc:oring McBrumn completely in the thir d canto, but hi s teiunma les picked up the slack 1;1s both temns ma naged only len points a piece. Meigs had a one -and-one situatiun at the 3:30 mark o£ the quarter, but couldn ' t :;eem to cash in on that golden opportunity as they missed three straight chances at the foul line. That quarter . ended 44-36, Lo~an. Meigs made a valiant el£ort to overtake the Chiefs in the Ia•: quarter as Meadows threw in two foul shots to start lhe sroring . Battling uphllr , -the - host ea-nr narrowed the seorP w 46-59 at · the 4:40 mark on five straight points by Meadows , but ll:.l's as close as the Chieftain> would let them . Meigs' playmaker Steve Randolph eKiled via the foul route al the 5:42 mark, and Meadows fo1lowed him three minutes later . Meigs was led in scoring by Mick Davenport as he hit a sizzling 9·12 from the floor and ended the game as leading scorer with 23 points. Tt•mwn<.~!t• Meadows h;td 12 '¥1d ha uk d in ~ i~hl reliomu.ls. As a team tht• Mara udt•rs hit 44 pC"t. frnm the ' ficltJ and ce~nn<'d 16-27 chari ly tosses, but m issed a Jot of importa nt olle-a nd ... ,ne chances . 11 u~y 1rutba tlled Log an un t he ~- Gallipolis , Ohio . ..... 7:311 ... II S.'GO Pill Tt._~ leading savihgs plans are at the leadi~g savings bank. S>t 5 7:311••• ,..• " ' Membe• FDIC ,•. I ., ; �.. • .. 19- The Sunday Times· Sentinel. Sunday, Jan. 4, 197tl logan tops Meigs63-56 .. l8 -· The Sund(ty Times ~ &nt inl'i, Smltlay , J;m ~ . ] 976 Waverly knockS .off Gallia Academy, 62-60 GALLIPOLIS - Waverly built up a 14-poin t lead i11 tl1e t Wavrr1y exploded wi th :t1 lJ(Jints l cos I the Osbornem<'n T he Blut· D{'vils pulll'd " ithin thrt•t•. J9-3G, "ith 5: 15 'l11e Blur IJ,vi Is wurked 1he forwa rd , pa n d th e Blue Dt•vils allaek wllh 13 points. Ke ith McGui re. 6-4 junior rente r a nd Terry Wall ea(•h ha d 11 for the Blue Dt!v jls. Ga ll ipolis, after thai. poor firs t i>eriod from 1he fi eld , WIJWl d Up hilling 24 Of 58 a ttempts for a respecta ble 41 f)e r ~e nl. However, the Gallians los t it a t t he foul line , sinking only 12_of 23 a lle mpls for a cool 52. 1 percen I. The Blue Devils e ntered the cont es t a s th e lop fo ul sh nt)ting team in lhe con-ferenee-;. Gallipoli s pi cked uff 29 rebo unds. Saunders had 10 an9 Mc~ uire nine . The Blue ball ureuurl . ....-,,J d e r uh ·tt~o' l' in fi rst half,lhen held on to edge dearly . left in the th ird pe riod. WIIS for a la)'UJl. but 1t riJ lled v££ Ga llipo lis H2-60 i11 a Afler jwnping ·orr to " 11·6 ta ll ied se\' t' ll una-ns¥<ered 1hl• rhn al lhl' : 07 nwrk : Southeastern Ohio League .& lea d wit h ;i::J3 remaini ng in points during lh(' next 2: 04 of Again Waverly gv l · the hardw ood thr ill er here the first period , the Blue pl ay for a 46.36 lea d. 1t was rebnmHI. ,\ gain Thomas was Friday night.. Devils failed to st·Orf' duri ng 52·44 afl('r thrci' periods of :'ouled , llli s lirnc with one Coach Carroll l l;t whet• 's tltl' retnalning n 1inutes of the attion. ' second retJWin ing . Tlmmas Tigers . llt)w 5-4 on the year , cm1to. Waverly took a 12+1J Wi th Wavel'ly's Holsinger• zniss~d the t11arit y toss. lo1ucked l'O'Il'h J nn Osbor- advan tage on 6·7 F'reshman 011 the be nch wi th lour per· Br e nt S..wldt•rs p icked uff the ne's Blue Devils out of a first center Rob Holsinger 's thn•e- s unals, along wit h Gallia's rebuund . hut before he could ('lace h e with lrim ton and poinl play with 46 seconds left ·. top two scor ers, senior co~ throw it the length of the remained in t:ontcntion for in the firs t stanza. The Tigers capta ir1s Tony F olden tmd CllU r t , the rina l b uzzer the 1975-76 championsh ip IJy never looked ba ck. Gary Snowden , Blue Drvil so unded . Sa unde-rs ha d upping their l<)op record to 3In th e seco nd s ta n za. Wldercla ssm en ' played their swished a s imil ar 2. Holsinger poured in nine, Joe hearts out and kept c hipping desperation s hot in the The Blue O<"'ils dro pped to Davt>na and Mark Thom as away al the-~fi ge-F-Iead~ . - --,. , ~eoml periodf but official~ 5-2 overaJJ and 4-1 in r on- s ix each a nd Steve Holsinger r e tur ned wi th rul ed time IH.Id r'Wl HUt befure fere ne c play, one game Shoema ker two a s the Tigers 6:14 leH in the game . Folden he Mol it uff. behind unbeatt:p . Ironton. inc1·eased thei r lea d to 35-24 a nd Snowden never r eturned G ar~· S\\ a in , 6-0 junior Gallia 's next oppone nt herl:' befor e the ha lftim e in- un lil 1:54remained . Thalw>is Tuesday night. ter mi ss i on . Wave r ly ' s s hortly a fter Mark Thomas. A poor s hooti ng pe r - biKgesllead was 14 points . 35· 5-11 senior ~ uard , drove the fOqna nc e in the firs t period baseline for a l ~y up with 2:20 21. with 35 seconds le fl in. the ( 4-18 ) and a defensive lapse first half. r\! mairring to giVe t he Tigers GALLIPOLIS - Wave rl y's in lhe second pN ivd • a 62-a6 lead. II turned out to Cubs remained unb"eaten in :;:~:=::::;:;:;:; :::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:; :;:;:;:::::::;:;:;:;:::::;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:; :;:;:;:;:;.;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;. ;-;.;.;.; :;:;:;.;:;:;.;:;.;:;:;:;.; be t~ e ga me's w inning confere nce play F r iday night bucket . with a 50·41 victory over the F'oldcn canned a pair o£ Gallipolis reserves. ~hari ty tosses with 1 :46 \eft to After a close firs t half, the WAVERLY TIGERS (61'1 PLAYER- Pos . cut the Tigers lea d to 62-58. . visitors outsc ored the Blue FG-A FT. A PF RB TO TP Joe Davena, I 4·? o.o 2 7 0 B Steve Shoemaker missed a Imps 12-3 in the third period Ron Workm a n, f 0-1 0-0 2 2 1 0 fr ee · throw with 1 ;04 .left. to win goi ng a way . Bob Hol singe r , c 7- 11 7-9 4 10 1 71 Gt\1-IS r um c down with the Chuck Thompson , g 1-2 0-0 ? 0 Tiln F redericks led thC 1 2 Jim Whal ey , g 2-6 1-3 2 :J 1 5 re bo~nd . T erry Wall , 5-8 winner s 'with 12 points . Jeff Mark T ho mas, g 9· 15 4-7 2 J 6 22 sophomore guard, scored on Br own paced GAHS with 12 Steve Sh oem a k er , g 1-7 1-3 3 5 1 a layup with :49 remaining to points. B1·ad Abels added Bob Fytfe,-g 0-1 0-0 . 1 0 <i 0 TOTALS 24-53 14-22 18 30 11 62 rt•duce Wa vc rly ~s lea·d to two, ei~hl . GALLIPOLIS BLUE DEVILS 1601 62·60. rh e Cubs ar c now 8· 1 on the. PLAYER- Pus. FG-A FT-A . PF RB TO TP Gt\HS rega ined possession yea r and 5-0 in si de th e Ton y Folden , f 2-10 2-2 5 2 0 6 Brent Saunde r s 2·6 1-2 4 10 with 3~ seconds len and lea g ue. GA I·IS dro pped to 2-o 2 5 Gary Swain, f 5 10 3-5 3 3 0 1J cai!nd .time with 30 seconds overa ll and 2-3 in s ide lhe ·Keith M cGu i re, c 4·8 3-8 1 9 4 11 r emtiin i~!!lea g ue. Brent Johnson , g 2·5 2·2 1 2 1 6 Ga r Y Sn owd en j g 4-12 Q.Q 5 2 Tony F'olu on 's jumper at 0 B Box score : Herb Epling, f 0·0 oo o o 0 0 the- lop or the t;e y with 19 WAVERLY C U BS {50 ) Ed Smitt•. c 0-0 0-0 o o 0 0 seronds failed to gn in . F i e lde r . 4 1 9 ; r r e d fi r icks , .5 Terr y Wall, g 5· 7 l-4 1 1 2 11 Hols in ger TOTALS 24 -58 12-23 20 29 g rabbe d t11 e 2 12; Howard . 3 •I 10 . Rndy 9 60 l homas , 1 J 7 ; Ri c k Thoi nas , Score hy qua rt ers : rebound and passed off to 1 o <1 . Kni es 1 o '1. ; Ma loy , 1 u Wave rly T ige r s 12 23 17 10 6Z M ;;~ rk Thpm as who was G AHS Bl ue Devi ls 11 13 20 16 60 fo uled . Officials - Lar r y Wil li a m so n & Jim Detil l ion . - -. De vils commi tted only nine fW""nOvers. GAHS had a seasr£hig h 16 assis ts, three eac h b y Brent S.. LUlders, Gary Swain and Bre nt Johnson . Mark Thom a s le d Waver ly's allaek with 22 points, his best performance of the year . Hols inger added 21. Waverly hit 24 o£ 53 fi e ld goal attempts for 4o.2 percent. The Tigers canned 14 of lor 63.6 GAHS- Waverly~ox. .. 0 :;::~;::::::::::::•;=: ::: : ::::::: ::: :: ::::::::::::: ::::; : :::::::::: :::::: :: : ::::: : : ::;:;:;:;: ;:;: ;:;: ; :;:;:;:;:; :;:; :; : ;:;: ;:;:: >;:;: ;: ;::::::: ~;: ;:;:;:;:;::::;: Tigers make ·it •• eight mrow JACKSON Ir onto n scored the first 10 pomts of the, third period to brea k up a light defensi"" struggle and the result was a 53-42 Yictory for Cooch Buddy Bell's un defeated Tigers . The lriu!nph ; lronlon 's eighth on the road this winter against no setbacks, le£1 the Bellmen in undisputed firs t place in the Southeas tern Ohio Leag ue standings with a f>.Omark. Iro nton 's final road game ollhe 1975-76 campaig n is Tuesda y , at Gallipolis. Jackson dropped to 2-6 overall and 0-5 in confere nce play. The Tigers led 14-12, 22-20 and 39-28 ' a l th e qua r lennarks . .. Ironton hit 23 of 50 fi eld goal attempts for 46 perce nt . .IHS ~·::~.s seven of 1::1 <tt the fOLd Box score : IRONTON (Sl ) E Howar d . 2 0 .1. Royill , ? 0 .s , · F it zpa! r ic"k. 10 2 72 ; C Bro wn. 4 3 11 , R . Howa rd . 7 0 .s : M . B rown . 3 2 8. TOTAL S 23 -7-53 . . JACKSON ( 421 ·- Coo p er . O s born e, 6 ·0 17 , 'l 0 -4 , Conroy , 4-a Q; Sc hm id , 4 0 8 , Mo rr ow . 1 0·2 : Dor sey . 2 .a 4 , Jo nes , 2 a~ TOTALS 21 -0-•n. Sco r e b·y quarters : I ron ton 14 8 17 14- 53 Jads on 128 8 1 ~ - ,12 Res erv es -- Ir o nto n 5 1 l ii CkS On 30 - Colley(! Bas k(! fbilll Re sults By Unite d pre ss Intern at ional Tour n am e nt s ( Firs.t Round Act ion ) Bi9 Fnur No . Carolina St. \04 Duke 95 W ake For es t 95 No . Ca r ol ioa 83 Blue bonnet CliJ ss ic Hous ton 78 Hou slon 13e~pt is1 59 San Francisco 77 Texas A &M 75 Friday 's Ohio Coll e ge Ba sk etball R e sults U ni1 e d Press International Milrietta Invitational Tourn . Marie1!a ·83 Case W este rn Reserve 5 3 • A ll eg h en y { P a . J J5 G len n vi ll e State 69 Hall of Fam e Tour ney, Ca nfon W a lsh 92 Sl ip p er y Rock ( P a . ) 66 Mi lt igq n (1en n . ) 6 7Matone6 ~ Pres id ential Cla !>sic Pen n SL 63. Har va rd 55 George.washi ngl on 7-5 Brown 59 Ea s t ·1\rmv 8 1 N ew H ampshi r e 63 Boston Coli 9<1 Con n eC!icu l 83 N iag ar a 75 Bri g ham Yo un g 60 Se ton H al! 103 sw L ou isiana B·l South Clem son 10 3 Biscayne 71 E . Caro l ina 81 Citade l 16 Ru tger s 9 1 Stetson 62 So uthwest Te xas E l Paso ·11 So . Co to . s,r . . We st N evada -Ren o 103 He~ywurd St 81 · UCLA 111 Denver 7~ THREAT MADE COLUMBUS (UP!) - The tenninal at Port Columbus AirPort here was closed for severa l hours late Friday and earl); today while security ·police searched for a bomb following a lhreal tele phoned to a Tran s World . Airlines ticket olfice , The termina l was evacuated after the bomb lhreaf was received . No bomb was found . • 'JJulldogs WE LLSTO N At he ns survi ved a poor shootin g performa nce from both the field and foul ci rcles to defeat Wells ton 53-48 he re Friday nigh t. The S P.OAL win , four th in a 1 row by the Bulldogs, le£1 Coach Cha r les Mc Afee's club dea dlocke d fur second place with GH IIipolis with i1 4-1 mark . The Bulldogs are 4-4 overall . Wellston dropped to 2-4 in all gam es and 1-4 in si de t.he 1 confer ence. Athe ns hit 18uf 62 fi eld goal 0 "f. FRONT END ALIGNMENT ·On New Bean We' II mess with the in between. Vi sua liner '12.50 Smith Buick-Pontiac Court Street-Silver !'ridge Plaza Ph. 446-2282 COMMERCIAL & SAVINGS BANK Member F_. D .I.C. The One-MinuteThankYou. '· 36¢ or less. A LL G AMES T e am W L F,' OP Ironton B 0 4J8 JO!l Whee lersburg 7 0 480 369 P t P leas ant ·t 1 30 2 770 Ga ll i polis 5 1 388 JJIJ Waver l y 5 d SOl 495 3 4211 d J 4 39 3· 4 1 ~ 37? 421 Logan J 1 5 ·150 <~56 We: II SIOn 2 2 d J 316 Ml"ig s J4l J5 1 405 P or t s m ou t h /\ !hens So uth Point 4 sa ~ou l h Poi nt .S 6 . Rod. H i ll 52 SEOAL VAR S ITY Tea m W L P OP I ront o " :, 0 26 7 107 , G allip ol iS .r 1 288 245 f • !he ns 4 t :238 23 4 Wa ve r ly J 2 255 246 Log.1n 1 3 779 ".!87 Meig s 1 4 764 19'1 We tl s toh 1 4 254 295 Jack so n o 5 220 259 TOTALS 20 '2 0 206 5 2!l65 Friday 's r es ults ~ Wavcr l"y 62 Ga ll ip o l is 60 Ir Onton 53 Ja c kson J2 l oga n 63 Me i gs 56 A lh en s ~J We ll s! on ,tB SEOAL .RESERVE S Te am W L P W ave rly 5 0 212 A th ens <t t 23 6 " Iro nto n 3 ?. 7<tl OP 164 172 187 21 3 192 202 :t29 19 B 233 3 2 l N<t h0na 1 Ba sketball Ass ocia tion ' S t a nd ~r1g s By Un ti ed Pr ess lntern;"Jt tonat E01 st ern Coof c r enct• At la nlt C DI VISi On W l Pel . GB Aos lon 22 9 710 Phi lad clphii! '11 II 66 7. 1 13LJ f1 <1 10 20 15 57 1 4 New Yo r k \ 6 11 431 9 Cen trai _Q• v i sion . I ·'· Le slie! You're reall y ten·ific. Every year you remem.ber my birthday. Bo'v could I forget the best neighbor I ever had ? I wish we were neighbors again . It 's been eighteen yea rs. and I miss y .. u jus t a s much as the da y y ou left-Ohio. . Well , you know how much we miss yo u. W<? reall y had- some great times back then, <R< That's for sme. Just talking' to you brings back a lot of nie mnries. I'm glad you call ed. · Me too. Take care now, and thanks again. You bet, bye-hye: 410 JJ6 1 Cyndy 1 J.Jc k soh 2 6 401 Non -S·EOAL r-es ults : . Pt . Ple a sa rll 6d Park s St) uth Logan F riday 's 0 I Th otna s wl"n l lo the · fuul line with 17 seconds le £t . He n'1issed . ·Brent Sa underS g rabbe d lh ~ r e bo und for GAHS. Cage standings line. The rangy Tigers picked off 42 re bounds , 16 by 6-6 senio r cen te r: Dea n Fi tzpatrick . .Jackson hi t 21 of 57 field goal attempts lor 37 per cent. JHS was 0-4 a t the charily line , The Ironmen man aged onl y 21 caroms , seve n by George Schmid . Fitzpatrick paced lronto.n 's attack with 22 points . Tom Osborne had 12 for .Jackson . EHminate ·T he . Negative Meigs-Logan box. .• j Accentuate The . Positive EXPERT ' I Have Your Social Security Check . D~posited Directly Into The Bank. Cubs trip Imps, 50-41 · i ; Lef tt er , i U 4 . TOTALS .21;110· 50. GAHS BLUE IMPS (41) Br oWn , 5 '2 11 : Skag gs. 1 I 3; Abels. "* 0 B; Jac k son , :2 0 4; Gr oves. . 1 3 5 , Groth . 0 0 o. Sl aggs , 1 0 2; Edel ma nn . 0 0 p; Jones . D 5 5 : H i nes, 0 0 0 ; Ca ud ill , I 0 2 , Gi ll es pi e , 0 0 0. TOTALS 15- 11 ·41. Scor e by qu arte rs : · Wave rl y 14 14 12 10 - 50 B l ue l mps 11 . 13 3 14 ~ .:11 0 ROC K SPRI NGS sonals . Iron ir;tllv th... n,iPfs ended J~-26, Lo~a n . Showing the. effects of a long Bolh lt•an •s slur ted the e n ded th e Kame wi thout • three-week lay-<11! , th e secu~· ri half playi11g a zune losi n~ a player via the foul per cent. WHS picked <>!I 30 Mara ude rs of Coach Ron defense becau<e of the foul cir c ui t. rebounds, 10 b)• Holsinger. . Logan bowed in t he last lew trouble. but still in t!>f' fi rs t Meigs drew fir s t bl ood The Tigers committed 11 minutes Friday to the visiting three qui ckl y in thai second lmlf ~s mi nut es Loga n·:, turnovers . Chieftains from l..ogan, 63-56. Mulholla nd a nd Gasse r Me adows shoved In a rebound Tuesday, GAHS will host Th e Ma r a ude r s were picked up thei r third per - with 7:;JB showing nn the unbe a ten Iro nto n ( 8-0 ). leadin g 14-10 allhe end of the Waverly tra vels to Jackson . fi rst qua rter, in whi ch they held Mike Mc Br oom ( the SEOAL's leading scorer 1 to MEIGS MARAUDERS t56l just two fi eld goal attempts PLAYER FG -A FJ.A RB PF TO TP and no points . But the second Qua li s 3-8 2-2 7 5 B 2 period told the difference . Crem eans 0-4 1-J J 0 1 I Meadows 4·9 4·6 a 5 3 12 l McBroom got away from his Davenport 9 -12 5-9 4 2 o 23 defend ers a nd tossed in a big Rando lp h 1·4 4·-4 2 5 to 6 14 points as the Chiefta ins Browning t-3 01 2 • • • Stewart ~ ~ ~ 1-2 0-2 0 ~ ul scored the hosts 24-12. As a Dodson -o o -- o~t ,;;.~..,, r o I -~-.-~ _team , I lie boys o£ Coac h Scoll Mart in 1·3 0-0 1 0 2 2 F'itzgerald hi! 9-15 a ttempts . H am i lton 0-0 0-0 0 But whe n the ha lf ended , Scel TOTALS 20-45 16-27 21 2; 2~ 5~ LOGAN CHIEFTAINS (631 ( the league's four th leading PLAYER FG-A FT-A RB PF TO TP score r) a nd )\'i yers had Jan Myers 2-J o.o 2 4 3 4 picked up th eir third fouls . Brian Hawk 8-11 2-3 5 2 6 18 M c Broo m 7-19 B-8 6 4 1 22 Meigs surrered a big loss in Mike Bill Seel 1-2 4-7 6 3 4 6 that second canto 'as their big Sc ott Gasser 2.3 0-0 2 3 1 ' 4 man Milch Meadows picked Tom Rus set t 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 • • 0 Lanning 3-7 0-0 t 2 1 6 up his third per sonal with John Ja y Br-agl in 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 seven minutes rem aining in Tim M u lh o lland 1-J 1· 4 2 3 2 3 that r>eriod . II showed , as the TOTALS 24 -50 15-22 24 21 18 6J' Marauder s were a ble to' haul Score by Quarters : in only two rebounds tha i Meig 5 14 12 10 20 ~~ entire qua rter, a nd the ha lf Logan 10 2' 10 19 1\! t;mta Wast1i ngton Cle ve land Houston New Orleans W L \7 18 1~ 18 \ .t 16 1'1 P et . GB S·IB S.t5 .519 16 51& I J 19 · -t06 ~ cs 1 cr n Conferen ce "Mid wes t Ot vfsl on W t 101 Sei'll ll e 98 Sunday 's Gam es "Phoe ni x,,, Kansas Ci ty Porlland a t Los A nge les Gold en Stale a t Sea t tl e attempt s fur 29 percent . Al Ihe foul circles , AHS was 17 of ~7. Athens won it . on the boards by picking off 58 re bounds, 20 by Mall Faulk· ne r and 19 by Arn.ie Chonko . Wellston hit 18 o£ 59 field goal attempts for 30.o percent . WHS was 12 of 20 at the foul .line. Wells ton had 35 rebounds, nine by Randy Peoples. Faulkn e r pa ce d Ath e ns with 26 points . Terry Gill had 15 fur Well ston . ' Box st·ure: . ATHEN S CU J Heady , 0 OO ; rau l liner , 8 10 "26. ChOnko , 53 l J ; B la ck fo rd , 2 I 5 ; M ec ~ . I 3 5 . M a y .- -"t 0 1 : Whea tey , 1 0 2 TOTALS t8 · 1i -n . WE t:.lSTON ( 481 Gi l l. 7 1 15 ; B ar n e ll , 2 0 ~. Mc;K in'nls , 2 0 .f , Orooks , 1 0 7 . · Peo p l es , 2 3 7 ; Arnol d , 1 3 7 , Royste r . 1 2-1 . Ma r ti n . 01 l. G i l li lan d . 1 2 4 . TOTALS I 8· 12 -48 . Score try quarters : ,At hens l<t 10 10 19- 53 · WellS TOn 8 ~ 16 , 16 d8 R es erve s - · /\! h e n s 57 Wells t o n 25 ROCK SPRINGS - In a be pulling away. but the low-scoring contest, the Baby Marauders caJlle storming Marauders fell victim to the back to lie il al the lhird Papooses from ,Logan , 31-29. qlu~rter mark on another Coac h · Charles Kemper's - bucket by Young, 20-25. No one scored in the fourth team was never behind, but quarter lor Meigs until Greg were tit.'d for the first time Wille sank a jumper with 1:17 when 1\jeigs' Ken'ny Young showing to make il 30-27. made a lay-up following the second half lip, making it 16- Kelly Winebrenner also sank one at the :40mark, but that's 16. Logan then· ran off siK all they could manage, as · s tra ight points and seemed to time ran out . l..ogan was led in scoring by Tucker and Arms trong with 9 and 6 points, respective})'. Am er ican Bas.keetball Associa · The learn made 12-30 from tion Standing s the floor lor 40 pel., and 7-12 EJy un,f ed Press lnternatinnat W L. Pel. GB from lh.e charily stripe . . Denv er 24 8 .750 Coach Bob Oliver's boys New Yor k 20 10 .66 1 3 ~ an .1:\ntonio 19 12 61 J ·4, , were led . by Kelly Ind ian a 19 14 .576 5 1 t Winebrenner's ten points . Ke n t uc k y 17 15 .53 1 7 51. L oui s 16 20 444 10 They hit 11-38 shots for · 29 V i r g inid S "28 . \52 J91 , pel., and 7-12 from the foul Fridav 's Results line . Ke n t uc ky 11 6 Vi rg inia 104 • · New York \04 San A ntonio 96 Score by. ·q partcrs: Denv e r 1J7 Indiana 125 · Sunday's Games Meigs 8 6 11 4- 29 Ind ians at New Y-ork !.ogan 10 6 9 6- 31 V irg ihia a1 St. Lou i~ (I . KAY TO RUN COLUMBUS ( UPl ) Richard Kay o£ Cleveland annour eed F'riday he would seek the Democratic nomination lor the U. S. Senat e in the June Primary election. Secretary of Slate Ted W. Brown said Saturday Kay is ineligible to run in the Democralic primary because he voted in th e American Independent Party primary election in 1972. Kay says , however. that since the AlP is no longer a regular party . the rulillg does not apply to him and he would seek a federal court ruling .on the matter . See Our Big Display Of -· MODUlAR & SECTIONAL HOMES MARLETTE ' ELCONA . REbMAN WHITMAN Also: A Full Line of Quality Mobile Homes. McBruom and ~~ each had six reboun d ~ Tne Jeam shot a hut 48 p l ~ . from the floor and losstd in ' 15-22 from the chari l y stripe . They had 18 turnovers an d 21 fouls. Loga n's next game is next Tuesday at Wellston, while the Mar a uders travel to Athe ns to take on the Bulldogs on the same night. Me igs is 2-4 on the year, and Logan is 3-S. Officials lor the game were Gary Clark , Jim Bird , Ramie Cundiff. and Luther Tucker. 11011 pay you the on your savings? 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GB Gol den St<t t e 2d 8 750 Los Ange les 1 1 16 568 5' , Seatt le 18 · 18 soa 8 Pt10en ix 15 15 5.00 IJ Port la n d 11 n 35J 13 Fridal' 'S Resul1s Bu ffalo !06 New Yor k lO S Ph i lad elph ia 11 2 Cleve land tO I Ne w Orleans Ill Al l i'l nt a 9.5 W •, shll ,n oton 101 Chic·ago '19 {o l f . 98 Dei roil 83 St ate I IJ Los /\ n9e lcs Mi l w~ulo. (•(• on top d uc k . One~ aga in t he Mur a uders shut off the high sc:oring McBrumn completely in the thir d canto, but hi s teiunma les picked up the slack 1;1s both temns ma naged only len points a piece. Meigs had a one -and-one situatiun at the 3:30 mark o£ the quarter, but couldn ' t :;eem to cash in on that golden opportunity as they missed three straight chances at the foul line. That quarter . ended 44-36, Lo~an. Meigs made a valiant el£ort to overtake the Chiefs in the Ia•: quarter as Meadows threw in two foul shots to start lhe sroring . Battling uphllr , -the - host ea-nr narrowed the seorP w 46-59 at · the 4:40 mark on five straight points by Meadows , but ll:.l's as close as the Chieftain> would let them . Meigs' playmaker Steve Randolph eKiled via the foul route al the 5:42 mark, and Meadows fo1lowed him three minutes later . Meigs was led in scoring by Mick Davenport as he hit a sizzling 9·12 from the floor and ended the game as leading scorer with 23 points. Tt•mwn<.~!t• Meadows h;td 12 '¥1d ha uk d in ~ i~hl reliomu.ls. As a team tht• Mara udt•rs hit 44 pC"t. frnm the ' ficltJ and ce~nn<'d 16-27 chari ly tosses, but m issed a Jot of importa nt olle-a nd ... ,ne chances . 11 u~y 1rutba tlled Log an un t he ~- Gallipolis , Ohio . ..... 7:311 ... II S.'GO Pill Tt._~ leading savihgs plans are at the leadi~g savings bank. S>t 5 7:311••• ,..• " ' Membe• FDIC ,•. I ., ; �.20 - The Sunday Times ~ &>ntinL• I, Sunday, .Jilll . ~ . 197ti .Southern tops Trimble By Grt•g Bail<•y TRIMBLE - Coach Carl Wolfe 's Sou!hcrn Tornados came home wtth their fifth win of the season l'"'riday as they dO!jjl>ed the Trimbl<' Tomcats 70-o6. Although the Tomcats have no wins Wlder their belt, they have played a tough schedule, and Coach Wolfe had a lot of respect for them. ~utm os t of all, he was really pleased with lhe allaJ'OWld play of lJiS buys, as they seemed to "gel" as H ream and began to look like the team that wa s supposed to lead the SVAC. The Tornados drew first blood and were never headed. althougl>' lhey were ahead by only two at the end of th e first quarter, 14-12. They opened it up in the second canto , mos tly on th ~ scoring of AIJ SV AC Mike Roberts · as he played his best game of the year by taking scoring honors with 22 points. Besides Roberts , the Tornados had ri ~un~s . E(.'llsll!nkanlper hac! ll•n The 14 and ltoush- team hit Z:t-63 rrvm tilt' fl our with l:t for 36 pel. and los.sed in 10-17 Wolfe had rwthing but from th~ foul line. praise fur al! his lxJ~' S". He The re serve contest was a said he wa.s pleased with the close match, but the Baby board work of Bruwn us he f,lll~llcl Clouds cHme away led his team in rebounding with a 6(}..5!~ victory . The were with 11. Hobcrt.s Hnd sui.J~ led by Ridmrd Teaford's 27 slitut e Paul Cross ccu:h pulled points and Wayn e Sat in eight c:m·ums, att'd Cruss terfield 's lo reboWlds. John pleased his coe~ch with his Sayre al~o <hipped in 12 fine defense . Wo lf~ s<.~id Jhis m[!rkers. wa S probably his team 's best Holbert had 21 points fur all-aroWld game , ond things the Tomkitlens. are finally beginning tu fall Officials for the varsity into place . game were Conway and The Tornados hit a torrid 52 Kaurrman . pel. t32-9li from the fie ld , _and SQnk 6-9 from the charily SOUTHERN (70) C stripe. 'fhey carted off a total Joh nson -1 1 9; M . Robcrls II : D Brow n 67 .1J · C of33 rebounds. They rravcl to 01~ Br a ue r 1 0 1 ; D, Rou sh 6 I 13. Wahama next· Friday to P Cross 1 0 2; J ~rown 3 1 e. 32-6·70 . tangle with the White TOTALS TR tM BLE CS6l h.A. Falcons, a learn they beat ft5- Ech s l en k a mper 50 10 ; J . Gardner 3 0 6 ; M .. Hunter 8 3 ~7 two weeks ag o. 113·, P . F aires J o 6 :· M . Lewis For the Tonica ts or Coach 1~B · K . Mc ad c776 ; B Jago 'l . T OTALS 23·10-56 . Forrest "Ervin, M , HLUJtcr led 0 2Score by Oua r f_e r s: the scoring with IB markers, So ulhe r n 14 17 HI 1'1 70 l'l 10 15 ' 19 56 whi le teammate M. T r imblr lwu ot hers Brow n i11 dt•uhlc wt lh ALL CEILING TILE By Greg Bailey EAST MEIG S - Hannan Tra ce picked up its fifth \'ictory against two defeats Friday night as they downed the Eagles of Eastei·n, 49-29. It was the Eagles' seventh setback their only win coming against Kyger Creek. Coach Dan Co rnell 's Wildcats were in control aU the way, as they led each quarter's scoring: 9-4, 15-8, 12-10, 13-7. A big factor was the foul line. The Wildcats sank 9-16, while the boys of Coach Duane Wolfe man;aged only 3-IL Eastern was led in scoring by jWlior Bruce Riffle as he sank ~ix 'noor shots and one from the. foul -. line for 13 points.. Cla ss mate Greg Browning chipped in six. Browning also ha uled down 1 . FROM '" ,. 1 NE W YORK [ UP IJ •· The final 1975 United Pr ess ln lerna lion al Boa rd o f Coaches top 20 cot le ge fo o tball teams with w qn !os t r ecord s and f irs! place vqtes in paren theses. Points Tea m I. Oklah oma ( Ill ) (21) 338 2. Ari zona S tate (12 OJ' (51 '292 l Alabama ( 11 1) [7) 290 ~ . Ohio St ate· Il l IJ l3l 258 5. UCLA (9 . 2 I J 152 6. Ar kan sas { 10 2) 142 7. Texas ( 10 21 127 B. Michig an 18-2 V 120 9. Nebraska ( 10.21 103 10. P en n Sfafe {9 JJ 50 II . Mary land(92 t ) 26 17 Tc•as A&M { 10 'lJ 11 13 (lie) llriwna (9 -2) \5 ( t iel Pi tt sburg h {8·4 1 9 15 Cul itorn i a 18 Jl \6 Miami 10 . 1 ll11 J 6 17 ./ tic ) Noi r e Dame CDame CS s ti ~ ) We st Virgini a (9.J ) 19_ llie J Soulh Crn Cali! orn ia {8 ·> STORM DOORS ·'· 32" AND 36" BY 80" HIGH REG. na. Hani&onville EXTERIOR DOOR DOOR UNITS Buckeyes return home L 32" AND 36" BY 80" HIGH REG. NOW PRIME SIDING •3.55 WOODGRAI" OR SMQOTH 12"Xl6' LENGTHS WHITE PLUMBING FIXTURES ' INTERIOR 4x8x3/8'!....•........ ~ ..~2.40 PREFINISHED DOORS 4x8x~'!.................. ~2.50 W~ITE AND DOOR UNITS % OFF 1. STAINLESS STER DOUBl£ BOWL SINK 1 42'' COPPERTONE RANGE HOOD SIDE LIGHTED 1 1 PLASTIC 'PERFORATED PIPE 1 24" VANITY W/MARBI£ TOP 32" X80" VINYL RJI:DING DOOR 1 36"X80" VINR FOLDING 'IXXJR .. -~ '42.95 77.40 . 59.40 '29.95 115.95 79.95 39.95 28.95 28.95 41.40 '32.95 1 48''X80'' WOOD LOUVER ll.fOLD DOOR 58.95 46.95 . 2'x3' WHITE ALUM: WINDOWS 3'4'.'X5' ALUM. WINIJM INSUL 23.40 50.90 50 LB. ROll L. T 5 695 Ind i anapolis Cleveland Hous ton San D iego Minneso ta Phoeni x 01tawa 17 19 14 19 13 20 West 1 1 2 ~canto . Logan led the way with 10 poi n ~ , James had six and Cisco Minnis dumped in four. Sands and Baylor led KC during the same quarter . The Pirat es wrapped it up with a 22-point fow·th quarter led by Logan 's seven points prior to his departure. With 3: 37 1eft. both coaches emptied thei r benches. Shooting-wise, North · Gallia Nor th Ga lli <! j8 11 Ru ny on, 5 J 13 ; C. M i nn is, J 0 6; L ogan. 132 28; Tacke l1 . ,\ 0 1 ; James . 6 2 · 1<1 ; S . Mi nn is, 3 I 7; Eggle to n , 2 0 4 ; Justice, 1 I 3 ; Payne, 2 0 4 . Total s 36 -9-81 . Kyger Cref>k ( S2 l - Sands , 408 ; Metzner . 3· 28 : Fisher , 0 ~ 4; Thompson . J-0 . 2 ; 4 ·2· 10: Sa lem , J.Q. 2 ; t< ern , Q. Q.Q; Baylor. 7 4 lB . Tot;~l s 20 -12 · 52 . By Quarter s: N _Ga ll ia · 21 14 24 :n- 81 1< . 6eck 3 191218-,- 52 R ~se rv es ~ North Gallia 60 Kyger Cr eek 31 Lucas. 35 30 28 W. L. T Pts . 'll 13 17 14 16 13 15 16 13 21 Ca nadian 0 42 4 3B 3 3 I J5 33 27 W. l , T. P'ts.. 0 50 Wi nn ipeg 25 14 Queb ec 74 15 Ca l gary· 21 14 Edn1ont on 15 25 ·Toronto lJ 72 F r iday's Re sult!. San Diego 2 ICJ9iallapolis Ci ncinnati 2 Oltawa 1 Clevetcmd 5 Queb ec 2 2 2 3 REG. '29.95 5 GAL CAN 19.95 ·PORCH 'FLOORING 39.95 ·lx4" 2 y.p. UT. 44 32 ?.9 .,. 0 i 4 T oronto 4 PMenix I Catgary 5 E dmonlon 1 Sunday·~ G·a m cs · New Eng land at Indianapolis Ph ocn i • at Cle~o~e la n d W innipeg af Edmon l oll ' • , ' ' MYERS DRIVES - Logan 's Jan Myers (2l ) ·drives baseline for a layup. Meigs Terry Qualls braces himself to stop the Chieftain· eager . Logan won. 63-56 .. STRIKE TAKES HOLD LOS ANGELES t UP! ) Th.e state government and physic ia ns resumed.,., ne ~ gotiation s over rna lprac lice- in surance re{or.m as a d,octors strike began slowly to lake hold in the Los 1.. Angeles area . Spokesmen for both sides said a soluliQh was far off. Sooners named top grid team NEW YORK i UPI ) - The Univers it y . of Oklahoma, proclaimed Friday a.s the No . I College Football Team in lhe coun try in the United NEW YORK t liP II Ted MarchlbrQda, who accomplished one or the mos t remarkable turnarounds in sports history this year by loading the Baltimore Colts to th e Eastern Division title, Friday was named United Coaches' Ratings, Saturday was awarded the National Football f"oWldalion and Hall of Fame's MacArthur ijowl for 1975. Vincent De I;'a ul Draddy, chairman of the board of the foundation, ri1ade the anf1ouncement and sa id t he trophy, symbolic of ''the most outstanding college football learn of the year, " will be present~ on tbe No"rman, Okla. campus at a later date. Okla homa finish ed the season at ·11-1, losing only to Kansas, and was a '14-6 win ner over Michigan in the Orange Bowl. Other teams re ~e i vi n g consideration were ArizOna State, Alabama and Ohio State. The Buckeyes were the leading contender before their Ro se Bowl loss to UCLA. The Sooners were unbeaten and ilntied last year but, because they were on probation , were ineligible for Press Int e rnational 's Ameri c an Co nferenc e Coach uf the Year for 1975. Marchibroda, a former NFL quarte rba ck and assistant to George Allen in Washington, took over a Colt club that had thr worst record in the NFL - 2-12 last season. 1\ftcr a slum~llng start In which they won only one of their first four games, the Colts roared hack to win nine in a row and end M'iaml's fouryear · dOmination of ~~e AFC East. Baltimore's IItle drea ms IIDally were ended last week In a bitterly contested playoff loss to Pittsburgh. Press Interna tio na l Fina l ~.::onsidcralion . I I . II ' BETI:V BEITI>R WASHING TON I UP II First Lady Belly Ford was feeling much better but still weak from a bout of intestinal flu , her press secretary said Friday . Sheila Weidenfeld said Mrs . Furd was catchin-g up on her mall recCived whiie the FOrds were on their holiday trip to Vail , Colo. DR. EIBLING DIES , COLUMBUS ( UP! ) Former Columbus Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Harold H. Eibling ·died Friday followin g an extended illness. He was 70. He retired as superlntendent of the city . school system July 31, 1971, after 15 years in the job. UT. I 50 Ott awa at M inneso ta REG. 10' ·' qu~t er pulling 24 poin ts through the hoop for a 59·34 lead goi ng into the (i nal Pts . MAMIE IMPROVING WASHINGTON (UPI ) Former First Lady MAmie Eisenhower is .reported to be comfortable and responding to hospital treatment for a viral infeCtion. • \1 offense d uriilg t he third Boston , 20 9 9 -49 Bu ff alo 2 1 11 S 47 Tor onto 15 13 B 38 Ca l iforn ia 13 2.3 J 29 Friday 's Re sul ts tll lan la 7 St . Lo u is 1 Cali for nja .8 Washi ngt on 5 Bos\o n 4 Van couver J s·u nday' s Gam es To r onto. at N.Y . Rang ers N Y . l standers il l ~ hi l a d e l phia Pillsbur gh at Chicago . Vancou ver al Detroit Cipci nnali , $ GS BLACK •••••••• ~!?~. ~:9•5•• 65 LB. ROll $ . REG. '8.95 BLACK ••••••••••••••••••••• 90 LB. ROll REG '10 95 $795 GREEN AND WHITE ••• ; ••• ~ ••• . BlACK & PASTE.LGR~. • p !Standiti~s l ROOF COATING · . ... !WNILE QUANTITIES·LAST. ORDERS FOR:$100 OR MORE DELIVERED FREE lI maintained complete control. After ccJIJing a timeout with 5:22 left in the First stanza, the railer Pirates began a pressing defense . Th e SVAC pacesellcrs jwnped into a 21-3 lead behind the shooting of Runyon , Loga n, James and Spoon Minnis . Runyon scored eight of his t3 points in the initial periQd. Logan added five points while James and Minnis had four each. Kyger Cree k-, s of fe nse , behind the baske t m aki ng or Baylor, out scored Nurth Gallia, 19-11 in the second quarte r . Baylor had seven points, Lucas dwnped in six and Sands added four . Logan led th e Pir<.~tes second perind surge witll six poin ts. · North Gallia zo'Qmed into its norrn l.il fas t ~bre a kin g sank 36 or 86 floor attempts for 41.8 pel. and nine of 22 at the foul line for 40.9 peL The.' Pirate~ grabbed 53 reboWlds ~nd comrnitted 23 tur no'!ers. Coach Keith- Cart~'s Bo~cats hit 20 of 66 field attempts for 29.4 pet. and 12 of 21 at the charity stripe ~for 51.1 pel. KC committed 13 turnovers and had 29 learn reb<)w1ds . The loss left the Bobcats with <i 2·5 record , l-3 in the syAC. Coach Mike Mul fo rd '~ Little Bucs rolled to an easy, 60-:!1victory over Coach Gary Minton 's Bobkittens in the reserve tilt. Doug Sisson and Steve Mun dell led the winners with 19 and 10 points respcdively. Ed Mollohan and Todd Taylor had eight each for the Bobki ttens. North Ga ll ia plays at Eas tern of Pi ke Coun ty Tuesday and Eastern of Meigs Friday. · Kyger Creek visits Hannan Trace Friday. Box scoru: H o c k C Y AsSOCiji'l fion Standing s By Unit ed Pr ess I nternationa l East W. L. T. Ph . New E ng t an~\ 17 16 3 37 ROOFING ALUMINUM FIBERED '1.50 each. PRICES~FFECTIVE JAN. 5 THRU JAN. 17 JOIIU SQUARE $1695 SHINGLES ... .... ~~~;.!~·JL. 49.95 39.95 1 LOT MISC. WOOD WINDOWrSASH 69 SALE 36i'X80'' WOOD LOUVfR;81-Rl.D DOOR 1 4" X10' REG. 1 2 '27.95 ·SQ. 95 ' MISC. mMS Pro was an opening bucket b y Metzner. F~m lhat poinl on, North Gallia asswned und Wo r ld 15 4xl2xlfz~'...............•!3.80 STEEL TUBS ••••••••••••• ,~~~:~~:~•• }5995 • $2195 REG. • COMMODES •••••••••••$3895 GERBER LAVATORIES •• ~~~::~!·??.} l I W GERBER REG. '48.00 ' eig ht each . W l . T Pts. Philadelphia 73 6 8 54 N . Y lstanoers 20 10 6 46 Allan~ 20 16 4 44 N v Rangers IS 1B 4 34 Smy th e Divi sion W L . T. Pis . Chicago 15 \0 \2 42 Vancouve r 13 15 7 33 Sl . Loui s 11 20 5 27 Min n eso t a 1'2 ?2 1. 26 Kan sas Ci l y II 23 <1 26 Wal es . Conf (' r ence Norri s Division W l T . Ph . Montreal 26 5 6 58 · Los J\ ngellls 21 16 '2 44 Pittsburgh 15 17 4 34 Dl" troi t II 2 1 4 26 Washin g ton 3 30 5 11 Adam s D i vi sion 0 . or Na tional Hock ey League Sta nd· ings By Unitec;l Press Int ern ationa l Campbell Conference Patrick Divi sion SHEETS LASTER BOARD CHESHIRE - Coach Jim Foster 's North Ga lli.a Pirates rolled to th eir se venth straight victory without a loss here ~'riday night, 61-52-over lhe Kyger Creek Bobcats. U~ing a pressing defense most or the first quarter' North Gallia jwnped into a 21-:1 lead and was never headed. Offensively, Fred Logan, 62 junior forward, was the big gun for the Pirate$ conrJccling for 28 poin ts. Big Bruce Runyon had 13 points while Ali-SVAC guard Greg Jam es, who set out half nf the second quarter and nldsl the fOI!J" lh stanza, finished with 14 points. Ralph Baylor, 5-11 jlUlior , wh o is recuperating from an cariy season illness, topped the Bobcats with 18 poi nts . Tim LjJcas, senior guard , had 10 while Doug Sands and Bill r------------, STORM ·DOORS '59.95 AS LOW AS ' Kyger Creek's only lead WHITE CROSSBUCK 4x8 % OFF North. Gallia in • 81-52 cage Wln M~ tzner had CHOOSE FROM 14 DIFFERENT STYLES AND Society News Mrs. Jackie Davies uf Gallipolis visited her grandfather, Ric hard Heilman and her grandmot.her, Ava Gilkey Sunday p.m . Mrs . · Golda Epple is a surgical patient at Vetera ns Memurial H ospital. . Mr . and . Mrs. Robert Gibson and daugh ter Robin were guests of the 'Robert Alkires Thursday throu gh SWAIN NETS TWO - Gallipolis' Gary Swain (22) SWlday. drove the baseline for two of his 13 points on this play Mrs. Lola Clark has been during Friday's GARS-Waverly game. Waverly won, 62on the sick lis t. 60. The trailer home on the former R oy Ellis farm burned lo the ground . II belonged to Ron Thomas. The Kate Wilson house reeeiiiiy gulled by fire is COLUMBUS (UP!i - The the veteran coach repJieCI. being repaired. Ohio State Buckeyes, upset The size of the crowd at the Mrs. Dora Whaley and two 23-10 by UCLA in the Rose airport was surprising small children , Ann and Terry Jr. Bowl, came home Friday to even though the Bucks loot of Cadiz , 0 . were guests of. quiet reception of about 50 the " big one," but it wa s due Ava Gilkey and Frances, fans at ' Port Columbus In- to several factors. Alkire Monday evening . IA!rnational airport M.. A. Epple recen tl y The time of . arrival, Coach Woody Hayes was originally set for 5 p.m. was recei\'ed word that his s is ter, the first off the plane and still moved to 8:30, then to 9:30 Mrs. Alice Davis had passed had little to say even to and the~ back to 8:19p.m. away. hometown sportswriters A hemecoming rally had . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graves about the loss . originally been scheduled for or Sl . John , Mich. spen,l a "We were outp[ayed and · St. John Arena on the campus couple days with his uncle, outcoach4ld," Hayes said. but was canceled Friday . · Guy .Bolin , · A newsman asked Hayes Fa ns were ·di scouraged . The gue&t minister who Why he did not have more to from going to the airport look the place of the regular · say about the game. because the players were minister was a dinner guest 11 We got beat,' ' he said. supposed Io leave the airport of I he Robert Alkires Sunday. " Now what the hell more is · on a bus as soon as they Ray Alkire went lo Athens there to say." and gol him and took him depl.aned , "You tell me what to say·, " 1 back. NOW Prefinished Wood Paneling 3 lliel Georgia (9.J ) 3 Note: By agreem ent with the Am eric an Football Coaches, t eams· on probation by the NCAA are i n eli gible for top 20 and national cha mpion ship con· si deration by the UPI Board of Coache s. l'hose teams on probation for 1975 are : MissJs .~ sippi State, SMU, Long Beach Sta te .1 nd Southwestern Lou isia· • ~. ALUMINUM Final grid ratings •0 ,_, .. • by 12 of the Eag les' 32 rebo W>cts. ma rkers, foll owed Eastern was once again cold teammat e Mooney with 14. The Eagles Of Coach Larry from the floor as they found the hoop on only 24 pet. of Heines were paced by Brifm their · shots. They had 22 Matthews with 11 points, ;;rnd tlU'novers, most of tlu~m in Jim Da vis added nine . the closing minutes or . the Coach Wolfe said he was game. ver)' pleased with his team's The visiting Wildcats hit a defense as they held the high lit tle bel ter from the floor as scurlng Wildcats to less than lhey cann ed 39 pet. of their their season average, but he s shots. Th ey were led by D. still disappointed in the poin t Shaffer's 16 on eight fi eld production . goals and two charity tosses . K. Halley added a respecEASTERN !19t Brian ta ble 14. Their next game is Conde 0 0 0 ; Bruce Riffl e 6 1 at Fairland next Friday , \ J: Gar:y Nc!son 0 0 0 ; ,P hil LaComb 2 I' 5 ; Greg ~ hile Ea s tern tr av~ls lo Brow nin g 3 0 ·0 ; Mark H awk North Gallia the same night '2 1 5 _ TotalS ll · l-29 . Ha nnan T rclc c f 49 l D. for an SVAC contest. Sh aff e-r 8 2 18 ; R . McGui r e 1 Hannan ·trace made it a 1 3: R . W hi tt 022 ; T . dy ar d 3 -0 6 , K . Petrie '1 o clean sweep as their reserves 4Woo ; S . G ibson 0 ·2 '2 ; K H al l ey hwnbled the Baby Eagles by 6 'l 1.1. Tot a ls 20 · '1· 4'1. By Qua r t e r s: the score n£ 49-30. D. Swa in Eil s tern 4 8 10 7 ~9 led lhe Wildkillens with 22 HT , 9 15 17 1J. -19 ]) . - ---.-- % OFF SAVE NOW DURING THI'S SALE! -JANUARY RE:DUCTION .SALE VALLEY LU BER IN STOCK 'Cats topple Eastern . • ., ' l �.20 - The Sunday Times ~ &>ntinL• I, Sunday, .Jilll . ~ . 197ti .Southern tops Trimble By Grt•g Bail<•y TRIMBLE - Coach Carl Wolfe 's Sou!hcrn Tornados came home wtth their fifth win of the season l'"'riday as they dO!jjl>ed the Trimbl<' Tomcats 70-o6. Although the Tomcats have no wins Wlder their belt, they have played a tough schedule, and Coach Wolfe had a lot of respect for them. ~utm os t of all, he was really pleased with lhe allaJ'OWld play of lJiS buys, as they seemed to "gel" as H ream and began to look like the team that wa s supposed to lead the SVAC. The Tornados drew first blood and were never headed. althougl>' lhey were ahead by only two at the end of th e first quarter, 14-12. They opened it up in the second canto , mos tly on th ~ scoring of AIJ SV AC Mike Roberts · as he played his best game of the year by taking scoring honors with 22 points. Besides Roberts , the Tornados had ri ~un~s . E(.'llsll!nkanlper hac! ll•n The 14 and ltoush- team hit Z:t-63 rrvm tilt' fl our with l:t for 36 pel. and los.sed in 10-17 Wolfe had rwthing but from th~ foul line. praise fur al! his lxJ~' S". He The re serve contest was a said he wa.s pleased with the close match, but the Baby board work of Bruwn us he f,lll~llcl Clouds cHme away led his team in rebounding with a 6(}..5!~ victory . The were with 11. Hobcrt.s Hnd sui.J~ led by Ridmrd Teaford's 27 slitut e Paul Cross ccu:h pulled points and Wayn e Sat in eight c:m·ums, att'd Cruss terfield 's lo reboWlds. John pleased his coe~ch with his Sayre al~o <hipped in 12 fine defense . Wo lf~ s<.~id Jhis m[!rkers. wa S probably his team 's best Holbert had 21 points fur all-aroWld game , ond things the Tomkitlens. are finally beginning tu fall Officials for the varsity into place . game were Conway and The Tornados hit a torrid 52 Kaurrman . pel. t32-9li from the fie ld , _and SQnk 6-9 from the charily SOUTHERN (70) C stripe. 'fhey carted off a total Joh nson -1 1 9; M . Robcrls II : D Brow n 67 .1J · C of33 rebounds. They rravcl to 01~ Br a ue r 1 0 1 ; D, Rou sh 6 I 13. Wahama next· Friday to P Cross 1 0 2; J ~rown 3 1 e. 32-6·70 . tangle with the White TOTALS TR tM BLE CS6l h.A. Falcons, a learn they beat ft5- Ech s l en k a mper 50 10 ; J . Gardner 3 0 6 ; M .. Hunter 8 3 ~7 two weeks ag o. 113·, P . F aires J o 6 :· M . Lewis For the Tonica ts or Coach 1~B · K . Mc ad c776 ; B Jago 'l . T OTALS 23·10-56 . Forrest "Ervin, M , HLUJtcr led 0 2Score by Oua r f_e r s: the scoring with IB markers, So ulhe r n 14 17 HI 1'1 70 l'l 10 15 ' 19 56 whi le teammate M. T r imblr lwu ot hers Brow n i11 dt•uhlc wt lh ALL CEILING TILE By Greg Bailey EAST MEIG S - Hannan Tra ce picked up its fifth \'ictory against two defeats Friday night as they downed the Eagles of Eastei·n, 49-29. It was the Eagles' seventh setback their only win coming against Kyger Creek. Coach Dan Co rnell 's Wildcats were in control aU the way, as they led each quarter's scoring: 9-4, 15-8, 12-10, 13-7. A big factor was the foul line. The Wildcats sank 9-16, while the boys of Coach Duane Wolfe man;aged only 3-IL Eastern was led in scoring by jWlior Bruce Riffle as he sank ~ix 'noor shots and one from the. foul -. line for 13 points.. Cla ss mate Greg Browning chipped in six. Browning also ha uled down 1 . FROM '" ,. 1 NE W YORK [ UP IJ •· The final 1975 United Pr ess ln lerna lion al Boa rd o f Coaches top 20 cot le ge fo o tball teams with w qn !os t r ecord s and f irs! place vqtes in paren theses. Points Tea m I. Oklah oma ( Ill ) (21) 338 2. Ari zona S tate (12 OJ' (51 '292 l Alabama ( 11 1) [7) 290 ~ . Ohio St ate· Il l IJ l3l 258 5. UCLA (9 . 2 I J 152 6. Ar kan sas { 10 2) 142 7. Texas ( 10 21 127 B. Michig an 18-2 V 120 9. Nebraska ( 10.21 103 10. P en n Sfafe {9 JJ 50 II . Mary land(92 t ) 26 17 Tc•as A&M { 10 'lJ 11 13 (lie) llriwna (9 -2) \5 ( t iel Pi tt sburg h {8·4 1 9 15 Cul itorn i a 18 Jl \6 Miami 10 . 1 ll11 J 6 17 ./ tic ) Noi r e Dame CDame CS s ti ~ ) We st Virgini a (9.J ) 19_ llie J Soulh Crn Cali! orn ia {8 ·> STORM DOORS ·'· 32" AND 36" BY 80" HIGH REG. na. Hani&onville EXTERIOR DOOR DOOR UNITS Buckeyes return home L 32" AND 36" BY 80" HIGH REG. NOW PRIME SIDING •3.55 WOODGRAI" OR SMQOTH 12"Xl6' LENGTHS WHITE PLUMBING FIXTURES ' INTERIOR 4x8x3/8'!....•........ ~ ..~2.40 PREFINISHED DOORS 4x8x~'!.................. ~2.50 W~ITE AND DOOR UNITS % OFF 1. STAINLESS STER DOUBl£ BOWL SINK 1 42'' COPPERTONE RANGE HOOD SIDE LIGHTED 1 1 PLASTIC 'PERFORATED PIPE 1 24" VANITY W/MARBI£ TOP 32" X80" VINYL RJI:DING DOOR 1 36"X80" VINR FOLDING 'IXXJR .. -~ '42.95 77.40 . 59.40 '29.95 115.95 79.95 39.95 28.95 28.95 41.40 '32.95 1 48''X80'' WOOD LOUVER ll.fOLD DOOR 58.95 46.95 . 2'x3' WHITE ALUM: WINDOWS 3'4'.'X5' ALUM. WINIJM INSUL 23.40 50.90 50 LB. ROll L. T 5 695 Ind i anapolis Cleveland Hous ton San D iego Minneso ta Phoeni x 01tawa 17 19 14 19 13 20 West 1 1 2 ~canto . Logan led the way with 10 poi n ~ , James had six and Cisco Minnis dumped in four. Sands and Baylor led KC during the same quarter . The Pirat es wrapped it up with a 22-point fow·th quarter led by Logan 's seven points prior to his departure. With 3: 37 1eft. both coaches emptied thei r benches. Shooting-wise, North · Gallia Nor th Ga lli <! j8 11 Ru ny on, 5 J 13 ; C. M i nn is, J 0 6; L ogan. 132 28; Tacke l1 . ,\ 0 1 ; James . 6 2 · 1<1 ; S . Mi nn is, 3 I 7; Eggle to n , 2 0 4 ; Justice, 1 I 3 ; Payne, 2 0 4 . Total s 36 -9-81 . Kyger Cref>k ( S2 l - Sands , 408 ; Metzner . 3· 28 : Fisher , 0 ~ 4; Thompson . J-0 . 2 ; 4 ·2· 10: Sa lem , J.Q. 2 ; t< ern , Q. Q.Q; Baylor. 7 4 lB . Tot;~l s 20 -12 · 52 . By Quarter s: N _Ga ll ia · 21 14 24 :n- 81 1< . 6eck 3 191218-,- 52 R ~se rv es ~ North Gallia 60 Kyger Cr eek 31 Lucas. 35 30 28 W. L. T Pts . 'll 13 17 14 16 13 15 16 13 21 Ca nadian 0 42 4 3B 3 3 I J5 33 27 W. l , T. P'ts.. 0 50 Wi nn ipeg 25 14 Queb ec 74 15 Ca l gary· 21 14 Edn1ont on 15 25 ·Toronto lJ 72 F r iday's Re sult!. San Diego 2 ICJ9iallapolis Ci ncinnati 2 Oltawa 1 Clevetcmd 5 Queb ec 2 2 2 3 REG. '29.95 5 GAL CAN 19.95 ·PORCH 'FLOORING 39.95 ·lx4" 2 y.p. UT. 44 32 ?.9 .,. 0 i 4 T oronto 4 PMenix I Catgary 5 E dmonlon 1 Sunday·~ G·a m cs · New Eng land at Indianapolis Ph ocn i • at Cle~o~e la n d W innipeg af Edmon l oll ' • , ' ' MYERS DRIVES - Logan 's Jan Myers (2l ) ·drives baseline for a layup. Meigs Terry Qualls braces himself to stop the Chieftain· eager . Logan won. 63-56 .. STRIKE TAKES HOLD LOS ANGELES t UP! ) Th.e state government and physic ia ns resumed.,., ne ~ gotiation s over rna lprac lice- in surance re{or.m as a d,octors strike began slowly to lake hold in the Los 1.. Angeles area . Spokesmen for both sides said a soluliQh was far off. Sooners named top grid team NEW YORK i UPI ) - The Univers it y . of Oklahoma, proclaimed Friday a.s the No . I College Football Team in lhe coun try in the United NEW YORK t liP II Ted MarchlbrQda, who accomplished one or the mos t remarkable turnarounds in sports history this year by loading the Baltimore Colts to th e Eastern Division title, Friday was named United Coaches' Ratings, Saturday was awarded the National Football f"oWldalion and Hall of Fame's MacArthur ijowl for 1975. Vincent De I;'a ul Draddy, chairman of the board of the foundation, ri1ade the anf1ouncement and sa id t he trophy, symbolic of ''the most outstanding college football learn of the year, " will be present~ on tbe No"rman, Okla. campus at a later date. Okla homa finish ed the season at ·11-1, losing only to Kansas, and was a '14-6 win ner over Michigan in the Orange Bowl. Other teams re ~e i vi n g consideration were ArizOna State, Alabama and Ohio State. The Buckeyes were the leading contender before their Ro se Bowl loss to UCLA. The Sooners were unbeaten and ilntied last year but, because they were on probation , were ineligible for Press Int e rnational 's Ameri c an Co nferenc e Coach uf the Year for 1975. Marchibroda, a former NFL quarte rba ck and assistant to George Allen in Washington, took over a Colt club that had thr worst record in the NFL - 2-12 last season. 1\ftcr a slum~llng start In which they won only one of their first four games, the Colts roared hack to win nine in a row and end M'iaml's fouryear · dOmination of ~~e AFC East. Baltimore's IItle drea ms IIDally were ended last week In a bitterly contested playoff loss to Pittsburgh. Press Interna tio na l Fina l ~.::onsidcralion . I I . II ' BETI:V BEITI>R WASHING TON I UP II First Lady Belly Ford was feeling much better but still weak from a bout of intestinal flu , her press secretary said Friday . Sheila Weidenfeld said Mrs . Furd was catchin-g up on her mall recCived whiie the FOrds were on their holiday trip to Vail , Colo. DR. EIBLING DIES , COLUMBUS ( UP! ) Former Columbus Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Harold H. Eibling ·died Friday followin g an extended illness. He was 70. He retired as superlntendent of the city . school system July 31, 1971, after 15 years in the job. UT. I 50 Ott awa at M inneso ta REG. 10' ·' qu~t er pulling 24 poin ts through the hoop for a 59·34 lead goi ng into the (i nal Pts . MAMIE IMPROVING WASHINGTON (UPI ) Former First Lady MAmie Eisenhower is .reported to be comfortable and responding to hospital treatment for a viral infeCtion. • \1 offense d uriilg t he third Boston , 20 9 9 -49 Bu ff alo 2 1 11 S 47 Tor onto 15 13 B 38 Ca l iforn ia 13 2.3 J 29 Friday 's Re sul ts tll lan la 7 St . Lo u is 1 Cali for nja .8 Washi ngt on 5 Bos\o n 4 Van couver J s·u nday' s Gam es To r onto. at N.Y . Rang ers N Y . l standers il l ~ hi l a d e l phia Pillsbur gh at Chicago . Vancou ver al Detroit Cipci nnali , $ GS BLACK •••••••• ~!?~. ~:9•5•• 65 LB. ROll $ . REG. '8.95 BLACK ••••••••••••••••••••• 90 LB. ROll REG '10 95 $795 GREEN AND WHITE ••• ; ••• ~ ••• . BlACK & PASTE.LGR~. • p !Standiti~s l ROOF COATING · . ... !WNILE QUANTITIES·LAST. ORDERS FOR:$100 OR MORE DELIVERED FREE lI maintained complete control. After ccJIJing a timeout with 5:22 left in the First stanza, the railer Pirates began a pressing defense . Th e SVAC pacesellcrs jwnped into a 21-3 lead behind the shooting of Runyon , Loga n, James and Spoon Minnis . Runyon scored eight of his t3 points in the initial periQd. Logan added five points while James and Minnis had four each. Kyger Cree k-, s of fe nse , behind the baske t m aki ng or Baylor, out scored Nurth Gallia, 19-11 in the second quarte r . Baylor had seven points, Lucas dwnped in six and Sands added four . Logan led th e Pir<.~tes second perind surge witll six poin ts. · North Gallia zo'Qmed into its norrn l.il fas t ~bre a kin g sank 36 or 86 floor attempts for 41.8 pel. and nine of 22 at the foul line for 40.9 peL The.' Pirate~ grabbed 53 reboWlds ~nd comrnitted 23 tur no'!ers. Coach Keith- Cart~'s Bo~cats hit 20 of 66 field attempts for 29.4 pet. and 12 of 21 at the charity stripe ~for 51.1 pel. KC committed 13 turnovers and had 29 learn reb<)w1ds . The loss left the Bobcats with <i 2·5 record , l-3 in the syAC. Coach Mike Mul fo rd '~ Little Bucs rolled to an easy, 60-:!1victory over Coach Gary Minton 's Bobkittens in the reserve tilt. Doug Sisson and Steve Mun dell led the winners with 19 and 10 points respcdively. Ed Mollohan and Todd Taylor had eight each for the Bobki ttens. North Ga ll ia plays at Eas tern of Pi ke Coun ty Tuesday and Eastern of Meigs Friday. · Kyger Creek visits Hannan Trace Friday. Box scoru: H o c k C Y AsSOCiji'l fion Standing s By Unit ed Pr ess I nternationa l East W. L. T. Ph . New E ng t an~\ 17 16 3 37 ROOFING ALUMINUM FIBERED '1.50 each. PRICES~FFECTIVE JAN. 5 THRU JAN. 17 JOIIU SQUARE $1695 SHINGLES ... .... ~~~;.!~·JL. 49.95 39.95 1 LOT MISC. WOOD WINDOWrSASH 69 SALE 36i'X80'' WOOD LOUVfR;81-Rl.D DOOR 1 4" X10' REG. 1 2 '27.95 ·SQ. 95 ' MISC. mMS Pro was an opening bucket b y Metzner. F~m lhat poinl on, North Gallia asswned und Wo r ld 15 4xl2xlfz~'...............•!3.80 STEEL TUBS ••••••••••••• ,~~~:~~:~•• }5995 • $2195 REG. • COMMODES •••••••••••$3895 GERBER LAVATORIES •• ~~~::~!·??.} l I W GERBER REG. '48.00 ' eig ht each . W l . T Pts. Philadelphia 73 6 8 54 N . Y lstanoers 20 10 6 46 Allan~ 20 16 4 44 N v Rangers IS 1B 4 34 Smy th e Divi sion W L . T. Pis . Chicago 15 \0 \2 42 Vancouve r 13 15 7 33 Sl . Loui s 11 20 5 27 Min n eso t a 1'2 ?2 1. 26 Kan sas Ci l y II 23 <1 26 Wal es . Conf (' r ence Norri s Division W l T . Ph . Montreal 26 5 6 58 · Los J\ ngellls 21 16 '2 44 Pittsburgh 15 17 4 34 Dl" troi t II 2 1 4 26 Washin g ton 3 30 5 11 Adam s D i vi sion 0 . or Na tional Hock ey League Sta nd· ings By Unitec;l Press Int ern ationa l Campbell Conference Patrick Divi sion SHEETS LASTER BOARD CHESHIRE - Coach Jim Foster 's North Ga lli.a Pirates rolled to th eir se venth straight victory without a loss here ~'riday night, 61-52-over lhe Kyger Creek Bobcats. U~ing a pressing defense most or the first quarter' North Gallia jwnped into a 21-:1 lead and was never headed. Offensively, Fred Logan, 62 junior forward, was the big gun for the Pirate$ conrJccling for 28 poin ts. Big Bruce Runyon had 13 points while Ali-SVAC guard Greg Jam es, who set out half nf the second quarter and nldsl the fOI!J" lh stanza, finished with 14 points. Ralph Baylor, 5-11 jlUlior , wh o is recuperating from an cariy season illness, topped the Bobcats with 18 poi nts . Tim LjJcas, senior guard , had 10 while Doug Sands and Bill r------------, STORM ·DOORS '59.95 AS LOW AS ' Kyger Creek's only lead WHITE CROSSBUCK 4x8 % OFF North. Gallia in • 81-52 cage Wln M~ tzner had CHOOSE FROM 14 DIFFERENT STYLES AND Society News Mrs. Jackie Davies uf Gallipolis visited her grandfather, Ric hard Heilman and her grandmot.her, Ava Gilkey Sunday p.m . Mrs . · Golda Epple is a surgical patient at Vetera ns Memurial H ospital. . Mr . and . Mrs. Robert Gibson and daugh ter Robin were guests of the 'Robert Alkires Thursday throu gh SWAIN NETS TWO - Gallipolis' Gary Swain (22) SWlday. drove the baseline for two of his 13 points on this play Mrs. Lola Clark has been during Friday's GARS-Waverly game. Waverly won, 62on the sick lis t. 60. The trailer home on the former R oy Ellis farm burned lo the ground . II belonged to Ron Thomas. The Kate Wilson house reeeiiiiy gulled by fire is COLUMBUS (UP!i - The the veteran coach repJieCI. being repaired. Ohio State Buckeyes, upset The size of the crowd at the Mrs. Dora Whaley and two 23-10 by UCLA in the Rose airport was surprising small children , Ann and Terry Jr. Bowl, came home Friday to even though the Bucks loot of Cadiz , 0 . were guests of. quiet reception of about 50 the " big one," but it wa s due Ava Gilkey and Frances, fans at ' Port Columbus In- to several factors. Alkire Monday evening . IA!rnational airport M.. A. Epple recen tl y The time of . arrival, Coach Woody Hayes was originally set for 5 p.m. was recei\'ed word that his s is ter, the first off the plane and still moved to 8:30, then to 9:30 Mrs. Alice Davis had passed had little to say even to and the~ back to 8:19p.m. away. hometown sportswriters A hemecoming rally had . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graves about the loss . originally been scheduled for or Sl . John , Mich. spen,l a "We were outp[ayed and · St. John Arena on the campus couple days with his uncle, outcoach4ld," Hayes said. but was canceled Friday . · Guy .Bolin , · A newsman asked Hayes Fa ns were ·di scouraged . The gue&t minister who Why he did not have more to from going to the airport look the place of the regular · say about the game. because the players were minister was a dinner guest 11 We got beat,' ' he said. supposed Io leave the airport of I he Robert Alkires Sunday. " Now what the hell more is · on a bus as soon as they Ray Alkire went lo Athens there to say." and gol him and took him depl.aned , "You tell me what to say·, " 1 back. NOW Prefinished Wood Paneling 3 lliel Georgia (9.J ) 3 Note: By agreem ent with the Am eric an Football Coaches, t eams· on probation by the NCAA are i n eli gible for top 20 and national cha mpion ship con· si deration by the UPI Board of Coache s. l'hose teams on probation for 1975 are : MissJs .~ sippi State, SMU, Long Beach Sta te .1 nd Southwestern Lou isia· • ~. ALUMINUM Final grid ratings •0 ,_, .. • by 12 of the Eag les' 32 rebo W>cts. ma rkers, foll owed Eastern was once again cold teammat e Mooney with 14. The Eagles Of Coach Larry from the floor as they found the hoop on only 24 pet. of Heines were paced by Brifm their · shots. They had 22 Matthews with 11 points, ;;rnd tlU'novers, most of tlu~m in Jim Da vis added nine . the closing minutes or . the Coach Wolfe said he was game. ver)' pleased with his team's The visiting Wildcats hit a defense as they held the high lit tle bel ter from the floor as scurlng Wildcats to less than lhey cann ed 39 pet. of their their season average, but he s shots. Th ey were led by D. still disappointed in the poin t Shaffer's 16 on eight fi eld production . goals and two charity tosses . K. Halley added a respecEASTERN !19t Brian ta ble 14. Their next game is Conde 0 0 0 ; Bruce Riffl e 6 1 at Fairland next Friday , \ J: Gar:y Nc!son 0 0 0 ; ,P hil LaComb 2 I' 5 ; Greg ~ hile Ea s tern tr av~ls lo Brow nin g 3 0 ·0 ; Mark H awk North Gallia the same night '2 1 5 _ TotalS ll · l-29 . Ha nnan T rclc c f 49 l D. for an SVAC contest. Sh aff e-r 8 2 18 ; R . McGui r e 1 Hannan ·trace made it a 1 3: R . W hi tt 022 ; T . dy ar d 3 -0 6 , K . Petrie '1 o clean sweep as their reserves 4Woo ; S . G ibson 0 ·2 '2 ; K H al l ey hwnbled the Baby Eagles by 6 'l 1.1. Tot a ls 20 · '1· 4'1. By Qua r t e r s: the score n£ 49-30. D. Swa in Eil s tern 4 8 10 7 ~9 led lhe Wildkillens with 22 HT , 9 15 17 1J. -19 ]) . - ---.-- % OFF SAVE NOW DURING THI'S SALE! -JANUARY RE:DUCTION .SALE VALLEY LU BER IN STOCK 'Cats topple Eastern . • ., ' l �I 22 - The ~w .rl o~ Tu11r Scntinel,$W1da1 Jw1. l 1976 ·.·~· (C~~;ty,: ;g~~~;; ,~~;;~;~ P~edator calling is best in snowless dark ;. U\' .JOIIN C', IUC'I: \'t'lllol u·:-.. ,111d E~t. i\ grnr. .\ gru ullun· POMEHOY df'prt'<:ta ltnn \\iII ,t til l'l'<'>led 111 Till' last ~·lw"l h rm couples 01 ~d 1 n 111 e n•t 1-.l'l'I)S the f,u 111 ret·uflls• l hm lu {'!Iter !l'C 'C1 p1 S and l.'X~ rwnscs. !11(' ta kw g nf Ill - pion· 1(1 ptn dla.-;e a herd bull ur \\ uuld !Jr .1 ~uud pl ace to tlwrkt•l it bull ~ ~ ~uno longer IIC'l'd It \\111 also pnl\' !de a nuu kt> l fur pu1 ebr ed br:eNie r s If nttJJ e w - PU :EEDLOT for "'" " "" "' needed, plea se •cdlot prof1t s ' ." .' ' J . D. North Prod u c e Co. VIll e St l 'lt' aSL..d nulnL•ntrequirem en l al lc r cal\'ing." s ta les Clay. Ti ii' IIU ~h k n~wi n~ har· ••es tmg da les, s pecies ut i he harves ted hay. and cond11tun of Ihe forage a t Jwrvest tuue , """ o~:alf men ca n pretty well tde llf if~ their higher quality r~~~ a~f' . l f they are unc.:ertaw. Ga 111 poll s, 0 . nu!Jtlwnallcvcl l s bel<1w pat Cu\\-<:alt opera tors who ea lv e ea< i)' s hould retam Evaluall on pt1Jgr·(un avatlablc Lhrough the thecuuntyEx lcnswnofflcetn coun ty . l'd Ch .P as.s enger had , 1 1 ffiffiOr ffiJury TUPPERS PLAINS - One person was slightly injured m a colllston at 7 p m . Fnday on Rl 681 , seven tenlhsof a mtle easl11f Rl. 7 in Me1gs Co Wt ty . The Ga ll ia -Mc1 gs Po s t State Highway Patrol satd cars driven b'y Lisa J Masters. 17, Reedsvilie, and Harold J . Richards, 62, of Coolville, sideswiped in a curve Bessie Richards, 58, a passenger in the Richards car. compl amed of m mor m]w·1es but was not tm· m edi ately trea ted. There was HOSPITAL NEWS AD MI TTE D - BUY A 50 LB. BAG 1 den t aJk this woods-s urr ounded fte ld at midnight , the highpitched squeals of a rabbtt m dlstress blaring in my ear. No , 11 wasn' t a real rabbtt in that! was taWtltng to produce those squeals, but the sound was ·commg £rom an eighttrack tape player at my feel. Just as I was ready t o retr e at to the warm con fmes of my car , I heard something crash· mg throug h t he weeds lo my left , headin g right for me . I didn 't dare move or I •""ight frighten whatever tt was ~ way. As I stood m o tionless <or t hose few seconds, s hive 1mg from excitement as much as lhe cold, thoughts of wild, unnamed beasts peopled th at sound com mg toward s my tape player . When l felt the nmse "as wtthm shotgllll range, I slowly turned, and lNkol a the tape and retrieved a pnme grey fox , the pme th at was worth a ll I he shi venng and loss of sleep . ' lhe killing that k!•c ps m e guing b~ck, but the DOG FOOD One comment in reply to a seemed to pop up into my throat when 1 heard that- fox crashmg toward me. And thi s sport of " predator calhng " is nol as easy as I've made it SOWld. I've spen t many frutt· less hours after my quarry, and a fox is smart . I've called red £oxes, but they usually are smarter than the greys. and they 'll COffiC in S)Ow}y, ctrchng the hunter and staymg out of range . Very few reds are killed by a leller thai appeared in' last SWlday's paper. One gen· tleman lost his dogs to some poisoh , and he believes a h1m ter did it. Perhaps he's ngh t, but he used a reference to my colWlnn lo a1r his gripe , and he said nothing pertinent a bout anyt hmgth at I wrote. •·751P AND GET FREE DISC HARGES - Mrs Bernle --Ad k_ins, Seth, M rs Haro ld Mafhe ny, Mt. A lto , Okey Keef er, Poi nt Pleasant ; WJ! I 1am Hunt , Ha rr tef Call icoat, Robert Cl 1ne, Mrs Robert Gr eenlee, all Poi nt Pleasan t , De lbert , Biesstng, Wes t Colum b1d 100 WAn LIGHT BULBS OF F ICE CLOSED PORTSMOUTfl The Selectt ve Se r vtce Sys tem Area Office 19 her'" ts closed , Ru th Mec um , Super v ts or , sa 1d Sa turday Records of reg is[ra nls of Athens, Gallia, Jackson. Lawrence, Meigs , Ptke. Ross, Scioto and Vinton RETAIL VALUE 78• Cuun ti es are transferred to Se le c ti ve Serv tce System, Area Offtce 13, F e de r a l Butldtng, 85 Marcom Blvd., Col wn bus. For furU1er mfo rm ation , con tac t S tate ........... CIIIIUI.ara c ·:·•· Olil Se l ect l \'e Serv 1ce Hea dq uar te r s, 85 Ma r co ni Blv d , Co lum bus, Ohio I teleph one. 614-469-7380). BARB WIRE A fox is a small target, mostl y just hair and latl. Seldom does a fox weigh over 12 pounds 1 They're also ver y tough" to kill" Recen tly I read in a national sporting magazine lhatthebesltimetocall foxes ts on a cold, crisp moonHg ht ntg hl with a new-fallen snow covering the g roWI<j. I guess those fe llows shoul d know wllal they 're wriltng about, but my expenence has proved the opposite. I have my best results on a very dark mght w1thout snow. That's the second tune I've read that, so I'm wond cn ng what you local fellows have found ef fective Let me kn ow . in Athens a t the Dept of Resources Building at I p.nl If yo u've got somethmg t o say _ abo ut the game la ws or By Bryson R. (Bud >Car ter Gallia County Extens ion Ag~nl GALLIPOLIS - Vegetable ga rden seed catalogues have beep a rrtvtng throu gh the mail tbe past week or so. This m eans It ts time to beg>n thinlung about your 1976 vegetable ga r den There are not many important thmgs you can do this time of year, bu t one IS taking samples of your sot! and·sending it off to Ohio Sta te University for testing The test wtil tell you wheth er or not your garden needs lime and how much fer tilizer to apply for the vegetables you ar e growing . Olst for the garden test ts $2 per sample. When YOII take tt, go down as deep a s you plow the garden and take several sma ll samples through the garden, then mix them into one composite sample. Bring a pint of this mixture to the E xtens ion Office located in the Courthouse her e at Gallipolis. We will then ma il the sample to Ohio State University and you will ha ve your report back m about two to three weeks . One other thing you can do this time of year concerrung vegetable gardens, is study our bulletin 287 " Home Vegetable Gardenin g." This publication IS a vaila ble to you fr ee from the Extension Office Ca ll us a t 446-4612 or wn te us at P .O. Box 72, Gallipolts for your copy. GALLIA COUNTY FARM famtlies who are a ble to receive WOUB-TV Channel 20 on their television set will be interested iJta half.!Jour evening progr am on profitable corn and' s oybean practices begiMing Wednesday evening , January 7. Nation ally r ecognized Ohio State University E xtension Crop Production Specialists will appear on eac h weekly program, 6.30 to 7 p .m . The programs will last through March 23. Topics for the TV series called the Crop Game include : Crop Management Decisions, Herbicides, The Gram Market , Production Prac tices, Ttlla ge and Soil Mana gement, How to Ma rke l Gra in, Nitr ogen for Olrn Pr oduc tion, Soybean Ha rvestmg, Nutnents Essent1al in Corn and Soybean Production. If you need some tips on tun.ing in WOUB-TV Chanhel 20 in Athens, which is a UHF station , then callus a t the Extension Office for this information . Non-farm folks will also flnd this program useful because it will help them become more familiar with the cost and risks taken by farmer s to grow and sell corn and soybeans in 1976. THER E WILL BE AN OHIO Performance Tested Boar Sale, J anua ry 10 a t 3 p .m . a t the Ohio SWine E valuation Station in Columbus, Ohio. ff you would like informat ion on the sale, please contact us at the Extenswn Office. J ANUARY 15 a nd 16 a re the dates of the Southea st Ohio Fruit School to be held in the Athens County Extension Office (Olntinued on page 28) $1995 ONLY POMEROY lANDMARK Serving Meigs, Gallia &Mason Counties JACK W. CARSEY, MGR. 1 ~ :~ lh lll'lc-11 :mel ... have a banker who understands farming! The manager of your local Federal Land Bank Association is there to help you. He knows the local agricultural situation . He's familiar with the money market. He's an agribusiness man who talks your language. Give him a call today. 228 Upper River Road P.O. Box 207, G111ipolis Phone 446-0203 PH. 992·2181 Clyde B. Walker, Mgr. ~tt~• 8ollc·l DAY LAFF. A .I ,-'-:- 9· I [!II sportsman sympathizes with him . I truly hope you catch anyone else, either good or whoever ls responsible , and bad. tJil Another quote from Chief Sealtle - ''And what is there lo life tf a man cannot hear the lovely cry. of the whip· poorwill or the argwnents o.f the frog aroWld the pond at night? ' ' On the way home. th e coupiP Wt! wer e with brought out a lx lltk or c!H IIl ipag nc ~md two glas~es We had several toctsts, ,/ ~h.Jn n ~~ Uw giCJsst•s Tunt'i out thc;r'd passed a se rving rr~ rt m ~ . ..•. lht• hold Wt' Wt'l'e stay mg at . and they lifted what was ~~;... rrobabh• smm• honeymooners ' wcdd mg celebration . ·J•t•ople didn't talk so fast when the game protector mi~ht be able to help if you'd just contacl htm . But if you 're going to refer to my column, please try lo say something per tinent. One ..,_. ht t th udg spo ough - a t Ieas t form fuur .,rd•n•ry •urll~ . . it was funny al the lime: a eute little rip-{lff I "as al the secretanal school .. ll1.1~ diCin I hurt anyone. Bul aft er reading how much . lmstn~'Ses lose br "•hop ltftmg,::,j realm<! we were gui ltr. at . lt.·:~ st of rct'C I\'ing fitolc n goo d~ . ' If I scud the hntel " check with a confession. can we lJe • j)I'OSI'Cillrd (ltr tt ' - CONSC IENCE STRICK~N Metg"S I h ~1 C ,-.; · ll s J'Ussihle but not proba bl e. More likely you'll gel a lh.lllk) " " llfll e nud perhops even an invitation to ce lebrate ~uur \\'Pdding wtt h ftt•c c hampa~nt> cocktails , courtesy of the .1mm~~ Trans~ers I Mid-: Winter Tune-Up! ....~--For I H Cad ets and all '!'"kes of rid ing mowers . Replace plug , point s and condenser Replace air cleaner element • Check compres11on, fue l hne & screen • Check electr icaf>\Syste m •I gnition tim in g • Check motor generator bel t ~ • Check governor & governor h nkage • Check and adjust clutch lm kage ·· • Overhaul ca rbureto r ' fr::r~ • • ® ,I,' • Clea n and ch eck engi ne cool ing fi ns • TorQue cylinder head & ma nifold bol ts :·~:~..J: --·-------~ I I MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. 992-2176 ., 'J m ay be a day otf for but It's very likely yo u fl get yourself mvolved 1n some rather amb!l to us proJect Th ts V1 _.. , "- A ~ lr GEM INI (M a r 21-J une 20) Now a rrange the c:irded leiters to form t he t urprite answer, .. by t he above cartoon. • 11 1 _:P~(=iii:.:=..:* =· ==IIISWIII ==Iln =--.J L_ V " 1 11 1 A (,\ n•"'"" Muud•'• !Jm,l•l•·-: NERVY Barbara c o·Bnen, O' Bnen, corrective deed , Saltsbu r y. Carl D Arnold , dec. to Al1ce J Arnold, c.ert tra ns. Sal isbury Glenn w. Dill de c to Thelma A. Di ll . cert trans. , Pomeroy Fr~~pe H A B;rnoe~t, Bg~~~:;; Adams , Carol Adams to Wd liam M Hann um 1 Bar - ' "~"·r · 1 •, · ~ BALMY SYMBOL VICUNA ~r:e~ · \n~ .. •·r: Hl'l t•in·d h11 llu·,H,,_11u' ill·r '·" lr t ;,~-"AI RS " WEST . 62 • AKB6 t QJ9 • K J 76 your restlessness today by focusmg you r energ1es on a worthwhile endeavor Get out the old do-ltvou r sell k!l West took his heart ace and con tmucd th e sUit Sou th won. drew tru mps, cas hed the ace and kmg of d 1amonds and lrted to throw West m The throw m dtdn't come off Wes t was sure Ius pa rtner d1 dn 't hold a face card but he might hold the 10 of d ta monds so West dropped hts queen a nd jack under the ace and kmg Tht s let Eas t get m wtt h the 10 to lead a cl ub and de fea t lhe contrac t EAST . 74 ¥ 752 t \0874 ... 10 9 5 3 SOUTII 101 t A 53 . AQ Bulh vul ne1a ble Wrst North East Pass Pass Pass 2• 4• Sout h a " hand m managing t oday s hould com e o ff rather smoothly Use your o rga nizmg talents SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Busy yo ur se lf wi th thmgs domest!C today You can get a lot accomplished They sho4{.d turn out to be more fun than work SAGITTARIUS (Now. 23-Doc:. 21 J You're apt to feel very communlcaltve today. Chances are your phone wdl get a r eal workout You m ay even ca tch up on correspo ndence .1&\ ,.,II., i~l'" . ~ ' CAPR ICORN (Dec. 22-Jon. ~IN. ~~U~~ 19) Someth1n g of a matenal nature may call for prom pt A Washlngton r eader wants handli ng today You should be to know a bout the va hd1 ty of able lo manage !t efl 1ciently INT ~OIJ. : I'IUS overcome West a lso saw thal two hearts and a di amond and a LIBRA (Sop1 . 23-0ct. 23) club wouh;l beat four spades so S1tuat1ons you personally lake . AJ853 "'J 9 4 " hwguttL>n · l ll.l }' be fo 1 gettm g the tunes he hasn' t liJ ,mhd h1s g 1w~ dn1otlr~r fot 'he mg there " Younger k1ds <.: hr1\\ lhPir :q)l ll i'tidllon for cook tes, l11ps to the park , etc. by tlt•Jn""'ISlJ .11111g tla ·ir love Souu~ t unes teenagers t~ k e 1t for l!r<HJtt•d ( ;1 :1rulnw ~~til kn ow w1thuut hcmg told. If he lets her krum h1H\' ll\llt II ~ Ill' ts Wdnt~d , sla..' ' ll he there -- unl ess she gets 11101r tH.. k vl~ to~~ B1 u.!ri\HIY shm\ ..Then ther e's no contest \ ;'oi [ ) I JIJ·:l( (; H ,INIJ M~ You may have the op portunity tod ay to help one you 're fond o f sort ou t a problem Ass!sl wh e re you can . VIRGO.(Aug , 23-Sopt. 22) You no trump NORTH • K Q10 9 • Q 10 3 t K 62 .. 8 4 2 CANCER (June 21 -Julr 22) c an West plays alert defense Hannum , 1A ., 151t"A. to pass on. speak up LEO (Julr 23·Aug. 22) You're a WIN AT BRIDGE Ohto Power Co. and Alba ns Properties Co Agree a nd partial rei of co aL Co lumb ta . You·re 'rlery good at geumg your i dea s across today If you have some hel pful lnformatton good team player today, better than you would be on your own Associate w1th persons who share your v1ews J B Pass · 2 • Pass Pass Opcm ng lead - K • the new laws for duplicate and AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) oft e n w ill lh ey be You r personal1ty w1tt appear a cha nged. bit more dyna mtc than usual h ow POMEAOY. O . lly Oswald & Ja mes Jacoby \1'1 \H• ., If North had JUSt ra tsed hiS rt ner to t hree notrump ere would be no r easo n to wr ite a bout today's ha nd South wo uld have had no t rou· · ble brm gmg in mne tncks Sllll . we ca n t blame North (or try mg a Stay ma n two f l(f ~5-URE •J OFBit.:> P.U""·U.Jr o, .::; o.. •\!J 6 £ t TO ,'\I:J'ONI; - BUYERS BEWARE! T hey are vahd and we hope tod ay Th e tm p resslon you II they w1ll be understood . Law make wi ll be favora ble ~ r\S\ ! El ~ BE FAIR. 1 .:.u ri"O:-:!:: THE .-1>\!... tlubs and then ra 1s m g h1 s ) ar tner to the spade gam e West opened the king nf ~ earls. looked at du m m y, pomts and sa w that South needed every missmg ~ounted face ca rd to hold the 16 he neede d fo r th e ope nin g High pressure door-to-door salesmen are selling water softeners at inflated .prices . Before you buy, see your local Landmark dealer for the LOWEST PRICES on a quality automatic water conditioner I j othe rs I-SOACLE ,_ I 1_-r-.......,r--, I I I kol!' ll clcn il!ld Su<' . ,I . tltattve Get a group together TAURUS (April 20·MOJ 20) ~..:B:.(:J;,.:/.:.•.:.T:.;J:.:C::._l:...,:...--.,...., 1 Keith Riggs , Ri qqs to Rober ta day who enJOY betng up and domg thmg s Take th e m- ~'::"~~:::-1t !uill'l. H1g bus ll)l'Ss Hppr·eei:1tes honesty. J l also knows the public r elatwns ~Jluc of ..--1 goo d human interest story. Happy honeytnoon' lli~ LJ.;N AND SUE B.: 1p · Ftll'gf)ltPn' romplams .ctiJout hi s g fi.l ndm other ignormg II It' Il·r naw· I~ J',1 rHk hi Jdrrn m felvur uf you nger ones G~ndma 1:-; suppost·d lo co~ ter to thei r t•very <l csrre, gi ve up tickets to a I~rOt~<h\ a ~ siHm 111 on.J er to atte nd a birthday party, etc. (s at n~a \Jy tl1.11 he wcw ts her the! c, or is he just concerned that the H 1 ~_s ms .!I t' ge ttmg m o1 P attenllon ? And that old Granny is CI1JO.Yllt~ he r~cl l w1 lh her uwn pl easures once m a while ? l'd :-:a~ he's jl!~ll uus more tharl hurt - and a lso a httle S<'ltash. Tuo ma ny g1own ehildren cmd haif-grown grandt hlltlren thmk l!f ultl folks main)y as someone to offer help or givt> g1ft ~. ur supp ly JoH n~ If thE;" gr nndfol k need repairs done to Ihet ! !must· 0 1 ju st tn cndly vtsits - the ktds are "too busy '' So. c;, iln dmol, Pnjo\' your own pw·suiL~ \-\ohlle you ca n, an d du ~t'l IPI thf' ~ramlkid;-: mak e you f eel ~utlty! EX 1'1-: Im ;N l'lc n • L i .j CJ J rl For Sun"-r. Jon . 4, 1971 ARIES (Morch 21·Aprll 19) Select acttvP. companions to - ,...I_ _ , . . . . , . - . . , P roperty '-::=·==U::::=·::::::::::;::::~·:::o:=·~'~"~K~Kot••ted 0 1 Get ready for the months ahead with a ... tl were We t h<~ughl SUNDAY , JANUARY 4, 1976 .. I low To Heal A Con"'·ieuce'! f\1~· fittllo.' (' and I unnounced uu 1 c nga~cme nt when we .1n m (•rnight ftCid lnp '\ tth our collcgr group. Astra- Television Log I lnM·rouuhtr 1hr:ooc" .._r Ju•..t.6-., cmt •~• h·r lu .-•·h ,......,.., • h• f(.tp There probably will be a WHILE IT LASTS UNICO MOTTO BARB 4 pt., 15% ga. the fox season m the near future. As tt is now , you m ay hunt f oxes all yea r, eve n on AT .POMEROY LANDMARK • reading predator caller • SPECIAL someone 's . ,.,.,.,I J ! column and responding. haVen't heard ·a thing from and I'm sure every true seconds that my hearl fl'\\ our commwtity ' Pleasant Valley soWld them I'm sorry about hiS dogs , ,G;,;~;;;~,i~·:,.,,,,i;;·,.,.,,.,, Agriculture and Bobb ie Wa r de n, Margaret Gan s, Delor es Gaus, Yola nda Van Coo n ey, J ud !t h Laude r m!lt , Ro tt 1e Say re , Evere tt Hutton , Rona ld Bostic. season's. thts IS the place to .' r DISCHARGED - Ma r y Sma ll ey , Opa l Ohlinger, FARM & KENNEL lullsit.l e. couldn 'I help thtnkmg that J m~sl lJe a lillie deranged to belhere . ltwasthe thirdsuch spot 1 had been that mghl, ann 1 could have lleen home m a mce warm bed instead of Lauder mt l t, Ma son , Rober t Sca r be rr y, Rac1ne , Har ri son R obinson, ....Ga I Iipol is.y-Robert Barton , Pomeroy ; Heat her Rou sh, Syracuse ; Eli zabe th Jackson , Middleport , Te rr y Kn1g ht m g, Racm e OF GILT EDGE h ou ren ll's nol heavy damage to both vehwles J he beam from the light <Jiop Ml:ls ters was charged w1th my head revealed two eyes, Sunday. But I li mit my fox drivmg left of center shming li ke two bright s1lver hlUltm g to the wmter months ·dollars. A Fox' Before he when pelts are pnm e could tur n and escape, a load Speaking of seasons, don'l of number 4's from my 12 forget the D•strict Four F tsh gauge dropped h tm . I shut off an d Gam e Heari ng on J an . 25 Vet er ans M emorial H9spita l 2 tlt<:~ t Hal ton . FOR ONLY mometer read m the teens, and as 1 stoQd s hivering on Cl~ty sug~eSIS makin g USC uf fpeder ca lves ha ve bee n rnark c tcd, t'O\\-ca lf opera tors die l ook111~ forward to thai ne\\ l Tllp of '7G cah ·es wtth enthus tast n "!low 11ell they do ean depend upon the nut n tlon.ll pla ne of the cow.'' sl ah•s .la lll es C Clay. · .J ac ksun .11 Cd f:xt e nswn ngcr1 t. mlll!li.Jl tncl ustry ACCO HDING TO C!.A Y, a l'tJ\\ 's nulncnt reqUirements triCI'ease sr~mc 180..200 perce nt at eal vtng lime . If ltus tncre::tsecl l'cqut r cmcnt IS n ut ntc t, the man 1a C!m 's n1ilk flo11 11ill he r ed uced and consequen tly the new calf . gets cl poor s tart 111 hfe and ma) ne\ er pC"rform to Jts ablltl) . The pos&JLd tty of the CO\\ bi c t~dm g bac k al the p1op e1 rune r educes tf the eater By Greg llaJiey POM E ROY _ The ther· tu;. 111 1• 1 .d, ing lu brcL•din g lnne in 1111 ter lu mee t this in- No" tlwt mos t (If the 1fl75 esigned 1or ' r tnntHct uur uff1ce 3LEND 36 ' ' bL~ covered !o!Oilll' ,\\11 !1 schcd\lled on .J'"" ""'l 0. J:! and 20, 'tucsda) <0\CII Illgs. a l 1 30 m the ~ !ctgs t •,11 mt) E,tens um Offi ce. Thts sdwol 1s st•l 1111 f"r '" 111~ht fm a~c 'h r tr best qualt ly uf wtll deal in(·ome tax•. H ullen ·s terl , ( ali lh<• exlcns wn offi ce at !•n·.l8!15 THI ; F JHST SOUTHE R!\ OHIO <o1 .~tied llull Sale wd t be held Sat urd ay, 1\ pnl 24 ,.t Htlbboru . Tills rs " <.1le \d 1c1 et I~t• IJull s \\lllbr g ra d l'l I IJL'fHtl' thl'y rtrc sold . I! \\ l) U(tl b£1 an t.'Xl'Clle nt kcC'pinj.! bt.. tl(•r f.:u·m rC'n wds '' ,, Farm d 1s Hor<~t ll~UnHg · .·· . . .·~{.· .....'..~: ~~~tliJJ' 'J unl.!s- .stont tn{'l, !>w1day. J an . ~JfnJ lb \ c ha nges a r e a necessa ry PISCES (Feb. 20· March 20) nua sa nce . These new laws You ten d to place the Interests r ep r ese nt a tr e m e nd o us ot o thers above yo ur own to- amount or work and while not day Your unselfiSh gestures perfect a re an improvement Will be apprec1ated over the old ones. They wtll r em am in e ff ect for at least fi ve yea rs (F or a co py of JA COBY M ODERN, se nd $1 to " Wm a t Brtdg e , ' ' cl o th i S newspaper, P 0 Box 489, Rad10 C1ty StatfOn , New York, N y 10019) ~ • ~ • 1 k""W. Jr ~~ ~. Oirt:t"''dC:ly Jon. 4, 1978 You a re ttkelyto have moreoppo rtun1 ty to apply your sk1ll s and talents thts comtng year tha n you have had fo r a whtl e A JOb we ll done w11 1 r eap, rewards SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLER I BUNDA Y. 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" 144 Ox of C.llbea 146 Motflw of Calor and PoM&u 148 Toward lhiltler 150Centuryplant Yaungullnon 1 3 Ye~~no male 1 4Su-!Fic 'I' ~ .. , lbbr I il IP,Ge I : 81 lfl'e name 183 ot.l:degree abbr 1 ~~ 18!5 UDell (lbbr ) 167 C""lnold lllh 6:00-FIIm 4; This Is the Lite 10 6: 3()-Thls Week 4; Vlewpoln18; Pub lic Polley Forum 10. / 7:00-Jerry Fa\weJI4 , Church by the Sl". oil he Road 4, Talking Hands 8: Spring S1retr USA 13. 7· 3Q-Thlsls theL't'rel. 1'llm4. Rvtvat Ftres 6; Jerry Falwell 8; Camera Three 10. New'smaker ' 75 13 8:00-Mormon Choir 3, Day of Discovery 4; Gospel Caravan 6, Church Service 10; Mamre Church 13. B:Jtf.-{)ra.l Roberts 3; Yours lor the Asking 4; Kath ryn · Kuhlman 6; Day Presents 10; Rex 9:0G-Gospel Singing Humbard 6 ; Rev. of Olscovery 8; James Robison Humbard 13; Bibl e Answers IS. Jubil~e 3, Hour of Power 4; Rex Leonard Repass 8; Oral Roberts 10; Thanklul 15. 9.JQ-Whal Does the Bible Plainly Say? 8, Ills Wr itte n ~ 10; Christ Is lhe Answer 13 , Ins ight 15. 10 :00-Big Blue Marble 3. Church Servi ce 4, Leroy Jenkins 6; Chrlst!an Center 8; Movie " Frontier H ~llcal" 10; Jimmy Swaggarl 13; ,Faith for Today IS 10 ·3()-Vegetable Soup 3, Garner Ted Arms1rong 4, Rex Humbar d 8; Jimmy Swaggart 6; Testimony Ti me 13 ; This Is the Lite 15. II :oo-TV Chape\ 3; Doctors on Call4; Point ol View 6 , Re v. Henry M ahan 13 · 11 :Jo-Human Dimension 3, Make a Wish 6; Focus on Colurnbus 4; Face the Nation 8, Rev Ca lvin E'Y'ans 13. 12 . 00-Meet the Press Think ing In the Black 101 Lower Lighthouse 17~'30- To Be Announced 3,4,15. CBPA Bowling 6 ; 8; Columbu s Tqwn Meeting 13. 3,4, 8, 15 , Garner 1 ed Arm - " 1·oo-A FC, NFC Championships 3,4,8, 10. )5 , Generat ion 13; Three by Ba ll anchlne 33. ' . ..,' str ong 13 Next ... • 1:3o---l ssues & Answer!li 6,13. 2: CIO-Com m unl que 6. Friends of Man 13; Onedln Line 33. 2:3D-Awar e 6 ; Nas hvi lle on The Road 13. 3:00T Dlr ec11ons 6, Rivals of Sherlock Ho lmes 33, ' . own Topi cs 13 3:3Q-Medl x t3. 4:00-AFC·NF C Cham p ionships 3,4,8, 10, 15; Friends of Man 6; Worl d Cha m pionsh ip of Magic 13, Know Your Antiques 33 4:3Q-Misston · Impossi ble 6; What to Do Til the Wrecker Comes 33. . S:DO-Movle " Arri vederci, Ba by! " 13 , 60·Min ules 8, 10; Austin City limits 20. J ean ne Woll Wi th . . .33. 7;3()-Woman Al ive! 33. B:OQ-EIIery Queen 3,4,15; Six Million Dollar Ma n 6, 13; Cher 8, 10; Nova 20,33. . 9:00-McCoy 3,4.1 5; ABC Theatre 6, 13; Kotak 8, 10, Masterpiece Theatr e 20,33 10: 00-Bronk 8, 10; Music fr om Aspen 20,33 II :00-News 3.4.8.10. 13, 15. ABC News 6, Monty Pylhon's F lying Circus 20, Kup's Show 33. II ' Is--Big Valley 6; CBS News 8, 10, PMA Pulse 15 II •J()-Saln1 3; Bonanza 4. Samm y & Compan y 8: Hawaii Flve·O 10; 700'C iub 13, Don Kirshne r 's " Rock Concert 15; Soundstage 20 . 12:00-Ja naki 33. - 12 3D-Bonanza 4, News 20 1. 00-ABC Ne ws 13. t · 3()-Peyton Place 4. MONDAY, JANVARY S, 1975 6:00--Columbus Today 4, Sun ri se Se m est er 10 '. ,,•• ' 6: Is--Folk Lite rat ure 3. 6:2s-- Farm Report 13 6 JO-...New Zoo Revue 4; News 6, Far mtime 10. Good News 13 Bible Answers 8: 6·.4D--Ounce of Pre11ent lon 10 6. 4s--Morn lng Report 3 6· 55-Chuck Wh ile Re ports 10; Good Morn ln,tl>' Tr t Stale 13. 7.0Q-Today 3,4, IS; Good Morning, America 6, 13, CBS .News 8; Bugs Bunny a nd Fr l en ~ s 10. 7:3()-School\es 10. 7 :4s--Sesame Street 33. 8':00-Lucy Show 6; Ca p1a in Ka ngaroo 8, 10. 8:3()-Blg Valley 6. • -... • • 9 ·00-A.M . 3, P hil Dona hoe 4; Phil DQnah ue 15; Lucy Show 8; Mike Douglas 10; Morning with D.J 13; Biography 33. 9. 3D-Not For Wom en Onl y 3; One Li fe to Li ve 6; Tattleta les 8; New Zoo Revue 13; Food Preserv ing 33. 10:0()-(e\ebrlty Sweepstakes 3, 4, 15; Edge of Night 6 ; Price Is Right 8, 10; Mike Douglas 13. Youth In Trouble 33. 10:3Q-Wheel of Fortune 3,15; I Dream ol J eann ie 4; Dinah! 6 .. II :OQ-Hollywood Squares 4; Gambit 8,1 0; Elect ri c Company 20; Walsh's Animal s 33. II :3D-Hollywood Squares 3, 15, Happy Days 13 ; Midday 4; One of Llle 8, 10, Sesame Street 20,33. II :5s--Take Kerr 8; Dan \me l's World 10 12 :00-High Rollers 3,15; Let's Make A De al13 ; Bob Braun's 50 50 Club 4; News 6,8,10. 12.3Q-Take My Advice 3, t5; All My Child ren 6.13, Search lor Tomorrow 8, 10, Electri c Company 33. 12 .5s--NBC News 3.15. . I :00-News 3; Ryan's Hope 6,1 3; Ph il Donahue 8. Young and 1he Restles s tO; Not For Women Only 13: Food Preserving 33. ! .3D-Days of our Li ves 3, 4, 15; Rh yme and Rea son 6, 13; As The World Turns 8.10; Ca bell Coun1y Puppets 33 . 2:0Q- SIO,OOO Pyramid 6,13; Tribal Eye 33. 2· 3()-Doc1ors 3,4, 15, Neighbors 6,13. Guid ing Llgh1 8,10. J :OQ-Another World 3, 4, 15; General Hospl1a!6,\3 ; All In The Family 8,10; Woma n '20. 3:31f.-{)ne Life 1o Live 13; Mickey Mouse Club 6; Match Game 8, tO; Consume r Survival Ki t 20 . 4:00-Mister Cartoon 3; Merv Griff in 4; Somerset 15; Max B. N lmb\e 6; Micke y Mouse Club 8; Mister Rogers 20,33; Movie "Between Hea ven and Hell " 10; Dinah ! 13 - 4:30-Bewltched 3; Mod Squad 6; Pa rtr idge Fa mily 8; Sesame Street 20,33; Ge l Smart 15. 5:00-Bonanza 3; Family Affair 8; Sta r Tre k 15 5: 30-EAdam -12 4; News 6 ; Beverly Hillbil li es 8, lectrlc Company 20,33 ; Adam-12 13. 6:DO-News 3,4,8, 10,13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20, Carrasco\endas 33 6 .30-NBC News3,4,15; A~ C News 13, Andy Gr iffith 6; CBS News 8,10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20, Ours tory 33. 7.DO-Truth or Consequences 3; To Te ll The Truth 4; Bowling lor Dollars 6; Buck Owens 8, NeVj's 10: Candid Camera 13; Family Affair 15, On Aga fn 20; Soap Box Derby 33. 7:30-That Good Ole Nashville Mus ic 3; Don Adam s , , Screen Test 4, Match Ga me PM Pr ice Is Rig ht 8; Evening Edition wl1h Marlin Agronsky 20; High Road to Adventure 10; To Tell t he Tru1h 13; Friends of Man 15; Marco Sporlllte..33 8.DO-NBC News Special 3,4, 15; Olympic Games 6, 13; Gunsmoke 8; Rhoda 10; ·Tennis 20; An Eames Celebrat ion 33. · 8:3()-Phyllls 10. 9:00-AII In The Famil y 8.10; 9:30-MauQe 8,10; Reallda des 33. 10:-ABC News Sllceup6, 13; CB S Report s Inqu iry 8.1 0· Bt.Ways 33. 10 :30-Catch·33 33. II :DO-News 3,4,6,8,10,13,15, 20; ABC News 33. II :30-Johnny Carson 3,4.15; Wide World Specia l 6 13 Movie " Come · Fly With Me" 8; Movie " Micke~ One" 10; Janak\ 33. I :00-Tomorrow 3.4; News 13. •• • • '• • ' •• • ; • •' • • •• l • • • PH. 992·2111 ' ' • I • , 1 • l' • I ' �I 22 - The ~w .rl o~ Tu11r Scntinel,$W1da1 Jw1. l 1976 ·.·~· (C~~;ty,: ;g~~~;; ,~~;;~;~ P~edator calling is best in snowless dark ;. U\' .JOIIN C', IUC'I: \'t'lllol u·:-.. ,111d E~t. i\ grnr. .\ gru ullun· POMEHOY df'prt'<:ta ltnn \\iII ,t til l'l'<'>led 111 Till' last ~·lw"l h rm couples 01 ~d 1 n 111 e n•t 1-.l'l'I)S the f,u 111 ret·uflls• l hm lu {'!Iter !l'C 'C1 p1 S and l.'X~ rwnscs. !11(' ta kw g nf Ill - pion· 1(1 ptn dla.-;e a herd bull ur \\ uuld !Jr .1 ~uud pl ace to tlwrkt•l it bull ~ ~ ~uno longer IIC'l'd It \\111 also pnl\' !de a nuu kt> l fur pu1 ebr ed br:eNie r s If nttJJ e w - PU :EEDLOT for "'" " "" "' needed, plea se •cdlot prof1t s ' ." .' ' J . D. North Prod u c e Co. VIll e St l 'lt' aSL..d nulnL•ntrequirem en l al lc r cal\'ing." s ta les Clay. Ti ii' IIU ~h k n~wi n~ har· ••es tmg da les, s pecies ut i he harves ted hay. and cond11tun of Ihe forage a t Jwrvest tuue , """ o~:alf men ca n pretty well tde llf if~ their higher quality r~~~ a~f' . l f they are unc.:ertaw. Ga 111 poll s, 0 . nu!Jtlwnallcvcl l s bel<1w pat Cu\\-<:alt opera tors who ea lv e ea< i)' s hould retam Evaluall on pt1Jgr·(un avatlablc Lhrough the thecuuntyEx lcnswnofflcetn coun ty . l'd Ch .P as.s enger had , 1 1 ffiffiOr ffiJury TUPPERS PLAINS - One person was slightly injured m a colllston at 7 p m . Fnday on Rl 681 , seven tenlhsof a mtle easl11f Rl. 7 in Me1gs Co Wt ty . The Ga ll ia -Mc1 gs Po s t State Highway Patrol satd cars driven b'y Lisa J Masters. 17, Reedsvilie, and Harold J . Richards, 62, of Coolville, sideswiped in a curve Bessie Richards, 58, a passenger in the Richards car. compl amed of m mor m]w·1es but was not tm· m edi ately trea ted. There was HOSPITAL NEWS AD MI TTE D - BUY A 50 LB. BAG 1 den t aJk this woods-s urr ounded fte ld at midnight , the highpitched squeals of a rabbtt m dlstress blaring in my ear. No , 11 wasn' t a real rabbtt in that! was taWtltng to produce those squeals, but the sound was ·commg £rom an eighttrack tape player at my feel. Just as I was ready t o retr e at to the warm con fmes of my car , I heard something crash· mg throug h t he weeds lo my left , headin g right for me . I didn 't dare move or I •""ight frighten whatever tt was ~ way. As I stood m o tionless <or t hose few seconds, s hive 1mg from excitement as much as lhe cold, thoughts of wild, unnamed beasts peopled th at sound com mg toward s my tape player . When l felt the nmse "as wtthm shotgllll range, I slowly turned, and lNkol a the tape and retrieved a pnme grey fox , the pme th at was worth a ll I he shi venng and loss of sleep . ' lhe killing that k!•c ps m e guing b~ck, but the DOG FOOD One comment in reply to a seemed to pop up into my throat when 1 heard that- fox crashmg toward me. And thi s sport of " predator calhng " is nol as easy as I've made it SOWld. I've spen t many frutt· less hours after my quarry, and a fox is smart . I've called red £oxes, but they usually are smarter than the greys. and they 'll COffiC in S)Ow}y, ctrchng the hunter and staymg out of range . Very few reds are killed by a leller thai appeared in' last SWlday's paper. One gen· tleman lost his dogs to some poisoh , and he believes a h1m ter did it. Perhaps he's ngh t, but he used a reference to my colWlnn lo a1r his gripe , and he said nothing pertinent a bout anyt hmgth at I wrote. •·751P AND GET FREE DISC HARGES - Mrs Bernle --Ad k_ins, Seth, M rs Haro ld Mafhe ny, Mt. A lto , Okey Keef er, Poi nt Pleasant ; WJ! I 1am Hunt , Ha rr tef Call icoat, Robert Cl 1ne, Mrs Robert Gr eenlee, all Poi nt Pleasan t , De lbert , Biesstng, Wes t Colum b1d 100 WAn LIGHT BULBS OF F ICE CLOSED PORTSMOUTfl The Selectt ve Se r vtce Sys tem Area Office 19 her'" ts closed , Ru th Mec um , Super v ts or , sa 1d Sa turday Records of reg is[ra nls of Athens, Gallia, Jackson. Lawrence, Meigs , Ptke. Ross, Scioto and Vinton RETAIL VALUE 78• Cuun ti es are transferred to Se le c ti ve Serv tce System, Area Offtce 13, F e de r a l Butldtng, 85 Marcom Blvd., Col wn bus. For furU1er mfo rm ation , con tac t S tate ........... CIIIIUI.ara c ·:·•· Olil Se l ect l \'e Serv 1ce Hea dq uar te r s, 85 Ma r co ni Blv d , Co lum bus, Ohio I teleph one. 614-469-7380). BARB WIRE A fox is a small target, mostl y just hair and latl. Seldom does a fox weigh over 12 pounds 1 They're also ver y tough" to kill" Recen tly I read in a national sporting magazine lhatthebesltimetocall foxes ts on a cold, crisp moonHg ht ntg hl with a new-fallen snow covering the g roWI<j. I guess those fe llows shoul d know wllal they 're wriltng about, but my expenence has proved the opposite. I have my best results on a very dark mght w1thout snow. That's the second tune I've read that, so I'm wond cn ng what you local fellows have found ef fective Let me kn ow . in Athens a t the Dept of Resources Building at I p.nl If yo u've got somethmg t o say _ abo ut the game la ws or By Bryson R. (Bud >Car ter Gallia County Extens ion Ag~nl GALLIPOLIS - Vegetable ga rden seed catalogues have beep a rrtvtng throu gh the mail tbe past week or so. This m eans It ts time to beg>n thinlung about your 1976 vegetable ga r den There are not many important thmgs you can do this time of year, bu t one IS taking samples of your sot! and·sending it off to Ohio Sta te University for testing The test wtil tell you wheth er or not your garden needs lime and how much fer tilizer to apply for the vegetables you ar e growing . Olst for the garden test ts $2 per sample. When YOII take tt, go down as deep a s you plow the garden and take several sma ll samples through the garden, then mix them into one composite sample. Bring a pint of this mixture to the E xtens ion Office located in the Courthouse her e at Gallipolis. We will then ma il the sample to Ohio State University and you will ha ve your report back m about two to three weeks . One other thing you can do this time of year concerrung vegetable gardens, is study our bulletin 287 " Home Vegetable Gardenin g." This publication IS a vaila ble to you fr ee from the Extension Office Ca ll us a t 446-4612 or wn te us at P .O. Box 72, Gallipolts for your copy. GALLIA COUNTY FARM famtlies who are a ble to receive WOUB-TV Channel 20 on their television set will be interested iJta half.!Jour evening progr am on profitable corn and' s oybean practices begiMing Wednesday evening , January 7. Nation ally r ecognized Ohio State University E xtension Crop Production Specialists will appear on eac h weekly program, 6.30 to 7 p .m . The programs will last through March 23. Topics for the TV series called the Crop Game include : Crop Management Decisions, Herbicides, The Gram Market , Production Prac tices, Ttlla ge and Soil Mana gement, How to Ma rke l Gra in, Nitr ogen for Olrn Pr oduc tion, Soybean Ha rvestmg, Nutnents Essent1al in Corn and Soybean Production. If you need some tips on tun.ing in WOUB-TV Chanhel 20 in Athens, which is a UHF station , then callus a t the Extension Office for this information . Non-farm folks will also flnd this program useful because it will help them become more familiar with the cost and risks taken by farmer s to grow and sell corn and soybeans in 1976. THER E WILL BE AN OHIO Performance Tested Boar Sale, J anua ry 10 a t 3 p .m . a t the Ohio SWine E valuation Station in Columbus, Ohio. ff you would like informat ion on the sale, please contact us at the Extenswn Office. J ANUARY 15 a nd 16 a re the dates of the Southea st Ohio Fruit School to be held in the Athens County Extension Office (Olntinued on page 28) $1995 ONLY POMEROY lANDMARK Serving Meigs, Gallia &Mason Counties JACK W. CARSEY, MGR. 1 ~ :~ lh lll'lc-11 :mel ... have a banker who understands farming! The manager of your local Federal Land Bank Association is there to help you. He knows the local agricultural situation . He's familiar with the money market. He's an agribusiness man who talks your language. Give him a call today. 228 Upper River Road P.O. Box 207, G111ipolis Phone 446-0203 PH. 992·2181 Clyde B. Walker, Mgr. ~tt~• 8ollc·l DAY LAFF. A .I ,-'-:- 9· I [!II sportsman sympathizes with him . I truly hope you catch anyone else, either good or whoever ls responsible , and bad. tJil Another quote from Chief Sealtle - ''And what is there lo life tf a man cannot hear the lovely cry. of the whip· poorwill or the argwnents o.f the frog aroWld the pond at night? ' ' On the way home. th e coupiP Wt! wer e with brought out a lx lltk or c!H IIl ipag nc ~md two glas~es We had several toctsts, ,/ ~h.Jn n ~~ Uw giCJsst•s Tunt'i out thc;r'd passed a se rving rr~ rt m ~ . ..•. lht• hold Wt' Wt'l'e stay mg at . and they lifted what was ~~;... rrobabh• smm• honeymooners ' wcdd mg celebration . ·J•t•ople didn't talk so fast when the game protector mi~ht be able to help if you'd just contacl htm . But if you 're going to refer to my column, please try lo say something per tinent. One ..,_. ht t th udg spo ough - a t Ieas t form fuur .,rd•n•ry •urll~ . . it was funny al the lime: a eute little rip-{lff I "as al the secretanal school .. ll1.1~ diCin I hurt anyone. Bul aft er reading how much . lmstn~'Ses lose br "•hop ltftmg,::,j realm<! we were gui ltr. at . lt.·:~ st of rct'C I\'ing fitolc n goo d~ . ' If I scud the hntel " check with a confession. can we lJe • j)I'OSI'Cillrd (ltr tt ' - CONSC IENCE STRICK~N Metg"S I h ~1 C ,-.; · ll s J'Ussihle but not proba bl e. More likely you'll gel a lh.lllk) " " llfll e nud perhops even an invitation to ce lebrate ~uur \\'Pdding wtt h ftt•c c hampa~nt> cocktails , courtesy of the .1mm~~ Trans~ers I Mid-: Winter Tune-Up! ....~--For I H Cad ets and all '!'"kes of rid ing mowers . Replace plug , point s and condenser Replace air cleaner element • Check compres11on, fue l hne & screen • Check electr icaf>\Syste m •I gnition tim in g • Check motor generator bel t ~ • Check governor & governor h nkage • Check and adjust clutch lm kage ·· • Overhaul ca rbureto r ' fr::r~ • • ® ,I,' • Clea n and ch eck engi ne cool ing fi ns • TorQue cylinder head & ma nifold bol ts :·~:~..J: --·-------~ I I MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. 992-2176 ., 'J m ay be a day otf for but It's very likely yo u fl get yourself mvolved 1n some rather amb!l to us proJect Th ts V1 _.. , "- A ~ lr GEM INI (M a r 21-J une 20) Now a rrange the c:irded leiters to form t he t urprite answer, .. by t he above cartoon. • 11 1 _:P~(=iii:.:=..:* =· ==IIISWIII ==Iln =--.J L_ V " 1 11 1 A (,\ n•"'"" Muud•'• !Jm,l•l•·-: NERVY Barbara c o·Bnen, O' Bnen, corrective deed , Saltsbu r y. Carl D Arnold , dec. to Al1ce J Arnold, c.ert tra ns. Sal isbury Glenn w. Dill de c to Thelma A. Di ll . cert trans. , Pomeroy Fr~~pe H A B;rnoe~t, Bg~~~:;; Adams , Carol Adams to Wd liam M Hann um 1 Bar - ' "~"·r · 1 •, · ~ BALMY SYMBOL VICUNA ~r:e~ · \n~ .. •·r: Hl'l t•in·d h11 llu·,H,,_11u' ill·r '·" lr t ;,~-"AI RS " WEST . 62 • AKB6 t QJ9 • K J 76 your restlessness today by focusmg you r energ1es on a worthwhile endeavor Get out the old do-ltvou r sell k!l West took his heart ace and con tmucd th e sUit Sou th won. drew tru mps, cas hed the ace and kmg of d 1amonds and lrted to throw West m The throw m dtdn't come off Wes t was sure Ius pa rtner d1 dn 't hold a face card but he might hold the 10 of d ta monds so West dropped hts queen a nd jack under the ace and kmg Tht s let Eas t get m wtt h the 10 to lead a cl ub and de fea t lhe contrac t EAST . 74 ¥ 752 t \0874 ... 10 9 5 3 SOUTII 101 t A 53 . AQ Bulh vul ne1a ble Wrst North East Pass Pass Pass 2• 4• Sout h a " hand m managing t oday s hould com e o ff rather smoothly Use your o rga nizmg talents SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Busy yo ur se lf wi th thmgs domest!C today You can get a lot accomplished They sho4{.d turn out to be more fun than work SAGITTARIUS (Now. 23-Doc:. 21 J You're apt to feel very communlcaltve today. Chances are your phone wdl get a r eal workout You m ay even ca tch up on correspo ndence .1&\ ,.,II., i~l'" . ~ ' CAPR ICORN (Dec. 22-Jon. ~IN. ~~U~~ 19) Someth1n g of a matenal nature may call for prom pt A Washlngton r eader wants handli ng today You should be to know a bout the va hd1 ty of able lo manage !t efl 1ciently INT ~OIJ. : I'IUS overcome West a lso saw thal two hearts and a di amond and a LIBRA (Sop1 . 23-0ct. 23) club wouh;l beat four spades so S1tuat1ons you personally lake . AJ853 "'J 9 4 " hwguttL>n · l ll.l }' be fo 1 gettm g the tunes he hasn' t liJ ,mhd h1s g 1w~ dn1otlr~r fot 'he mg there " Younger k1ds <.: hr1\\ lhPir :q)l ll i'tidllon for cook tes, l11ps to the park , etc. by tlt•Jn""'ISlJ .11111g tla ·ir love Souu~ t unes teenagers t~ k e 1t for l!r<HJtt•d ( ;1 :1rulnw ~~til kn ow w1thuut hcmg told. If he lets her krum h1H\' ll\llt II ~ Ill' ts Wdnt~d , sla..' ' ll he there -- unl ess she gets 11101r tH.. k vl~ to~~ B1 u.!ri\HIY shm\ ..Then ther e's no contest \ ;'oi [ ) I JIJ·:l( (; H ,INIJ M~ You may have the op portunity tod ay to help one you 're fond o f sort ou t a problem Ass!sl wh e re you can . VIRGO.(Aug , 23-Sopt. 22) You no trump NORTH • K Q10 9 • Q 10 3 t K 62 .. 8 4 2 CANCER (June 21 -Julr 22) c an West plays alert defense Hannum , 1A ., 151t"A. to pass on. speak up LEO (Julr 23·Aug. 22) You're a WIN AT BRIDGE Ohto Power Co. and Alba ns Properties Co Agree a nd partial rei of co aL Co lumb ta . You·re 'rlery good at geumg your i dea s across today If you have some hel pful lnformatton good team player today, better than you would be on your own Associate w1th persons who share your v1ews J B Pass · 2 • Pass Pass Opcm ng lead - K • the new laws for duplicate and AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) oft e n w ill lh ey be You r personal1ty w1tt appear a cha nged. bit more dyna mtc than usual h ow POMEAOY. O . lly Oswald & Ja mes Jacoby \1'1 \H• ., If North had JUSt ra tsed hiS rt ner to t hree notrump ere would be no r easo n to wr ite a bout today's ha nd South wo uld have had no t rou· · ble brm gmg in mne tncks Sllll . we ca n t blame North (or try mg a Stay ma n two f l(f ~5-URE •J OFBit.:> P.U""·U.Jr o, .::; o.. •\!J 6 £ t TO ,'\I:J'ONI; - BUYERS BEWARE! T hey are vahd and we hope tod ay Th e tm p resslon you II they w1ll be understood . Law make wi ll be favora ble ~ r\S\ ! El ~ BE FAIR. 1 .:.u ri"O:-:!:: THE .-1>\!... tlubs and then ra 1s m g h1 s ) ar tner to the spade gam e West opened the king nf ~ earls. looked at du m m y, pomts and sa w that South needed every missmg ~ounted face ca rd to hold the 16 he neede d fo r th e ope nin g High pressure door-to-door salesmen are selling water softeners at inflated .prices . Before you buy, see your local Landmark dealer for the LOWEST PRICES on a quality automatic water conditioner I j othe rs I-SOACLE ,_ I 1_-r-.......,r--, I I I kol!' ll clcn il!ld Su<' . ,I . tltattve Get a group together TAURUS (April 20·MOJ 20) ~..:B:.(:J;,.:/.:.•.:.T:.;J:.:C::._l:...,:...--.,...., 1 Keith Riggs , Ri qqs to Rober ta day who enJOY betng up and domg thmg s Take th e m- ~'::"~~:::-1t !uill'l. H1g bus ll)l'Ss Hppr·eei:1tes honesty. J l also knows the public r elatwns ~Jluc of ..--1 goo d human interest story. Happy honeytnoon' lli~ LJ.;N AND SUE B.: 1p · Ftll'gf)ltPn' romplams .ctiJout hi s g fi.l ndm other ignormg II It' Il·r naw· I~ J',1 rHk hi Jdrrn m felvur uf you nger ones G~ndma 1:-; suppost·d lo co~ ter to thei r t•very <l csrre, gi ve up tickets to a I~rOt~<h\ a ~ siHm 111 on.J er to atte nd a birthday party, etc. (s at n~a \Jy tl1.11 he wcw ts her the! c, or is he just concerned that the H 1 ~_s ms .!I t' ge ttmg m o1 P attenllon ? And that old Granny is CI1JO.Yllt~ he r~cl l w1 lh her uwn pl easures once m a while ? l'd :-:a~ he's jl!~ll uus more tharl hurt - and a lso a httle S<'ltash. Tuo ma ny g1own ehildren cmd haif-grown grandt hlltlren thmk l!f ultl folks main)y as someone to offer help or givt> g1ft ~. ur supp ly JoH n~ If thE;" gr nndfol k need repairs done to Ihet ! !must· 0 1 ju st tn cndly vtsits - the ktds are "too busy '' So. c;, iln dmol, Pnjo\' your own pw·suiL~ \-\ohlle you ca n, an d du ~t'l IPI thf' ~ramlkid;-: mak e you f eel ~utlty! EX 1'1-: Im ;N l'lc n • L i .j CJ J rl For Sun"-r. Jon . 4, 1971 ARIES (Morch 21·Aprll 19) Select acttvP. companions to - ,...I_ _ , . . . . , . - . . , P roperty '-::=·==U::::=·::::::::::;::::~·:::o:=·~'~"~K~Kot••ted 0 1 Get ready for the months ahead with a ... tl were We t h<~ughl SUNDAY , JANUARY 4, 1976 .. I low To Heal A Con"'·ieuce'! f\1~· fittllo.' (' and I unnounced uu 1 c nga~cme nt when we .1n m (•rnight ftCid lnp '\ tth our collcgr group. Astra- Television Log I lnM·rouuhtr 1hr:ooc" .._r Ju•..t.6-., cmt •~• h·r lu .-•·h ,......,.., • h• f(.tp There probably will be a WHILE IT LASTS UNICO MOTTO BARB 4 pt., 15% ga. the fox season m the near future. As tt is now , you m ay hunt f oxes all yea r, eve n on AT .POMEROY LANDMARK • reading predator caller • SPECIAL someone 's . ,.,.,.,I J ! column and responding. haVen't heard ·a thing from and I'm sure every true seconds that my hearl fl'\\ our commwtity ' Pleasant Valley soWld them I'm sorry about hiS dogs , ,G;,;~;;;~,i~·:,.,,,,i;;·,.,.,,.,, Agriculture and Bobb ie Wa r de n, Margaret Gan s, Delor es Gaus, Yola nda Van Coo n ey, J ud !t h Laude r m!lt , Ro tt 1e Say re , Evere tt Hutton , Rona ld Bostic. season's. thts IS the place to .' r DISCHARGED - Ma r y Sma ll ey , Opa l Ohlinger, FARM & KENNEL lullsit.l e. couldn 'I help thtnkmg that J m~sl lJe a lillie deranged to belhere . ltwasthe thirdsuch spot 1 had been that mghl, ann 1 could have lleen home m a mce warm bed instead of Lauder mt l t, Ma son , Rober t Sca r be rr y, Rac1ne , Har ri son R obinson, ....Ga I Iipol is.y-Robert Barton , Pomeroy ; Heat her Rou sh, Syracuse ; Eli zabe th Jackson , Middleport , Te rr y Kn1g ht m g, Racm e OF GILT EDGE h ou ren ll's nol heavy damage to both vehwles J he beam from the light <Jiop Ml:ls ters was charged w1th my head revealed two eyes, Sunday. But I li mit my fox drivmg left of center shming li ke two bright s1lver hlUltm g to the wmter months ·dollars. A Fox' Before he when pelts are pnm e could tur n and escape, a load Speaking of seasons, don'l of number 4's from my 12 forget the D•strict Four F tsh gauge dropped h tm . I shut off an d Gam e Heari ng on J an . 25 Vet er ans M emorial H9spita l 2 tlt<:~ t Hal ton . FOR ONLY mometer read m the teens, and as 1 stoQd s hivering on Cl~ty sug~eSIS makin g USC uf fpeder ca lves ha ve bee n rnark c tcd, t'O\\-ca lf opera tors die l ook111~ forward to thai ne\\ l Tllp of '7G cah ·es wtth enthus tast n "!low 11ell they do ean depend upon the nut n tlon.ll pla ne of the cow.'' sl ah•s .la lll es C Clay. · .J ac ksun .11 Cd f:xt e nswn ngcr1 t. mlll!li.Jl tncl ustry ACCO HDING TO C!.A Y, a l'tJ\\ 's nulncnt reqUirements triCI'ease sr~mc 180..200 perce nt at eal vtng lime . If ltus tncre::tsecl l'cqut r cmcnt IS n ut ntc t, the man 1a C!m 's n1ilk flo11 11ill he r ed uced and consequen tly the new calf . gets cl poor s tart 111 hfe and ma) ne\ er pC"rform to Jts ablltl) . The pos&JLd tty of the CO\\ bi c t~dm g bac k al the p1op e1 rune r educes tf the eater By Greg llaJiey POM E ROY _ The ther· tu;. 111 1• 1 .d, ing lu brcL•din g lnne in 1111 ter lu mee t this in- No" tlwt mos t (If the 1fl75 esigned 1or ' r tnntHct uur uff1ce 3LEND 36 ' ' bL~ covered !o!Oilll' ,\\11 !1 schcd\lled on .J'"" ""'l 0. J:! and 20, 'tucsda) <0\CII Illgs. a l 1 30 m the ~ !ctgs t •,11 mt) E,tens um Offi ce. Thts sdwol 1s st•l 1111 f"r '" 111~ht fm a~c 'h r tr best qualt ly uf wtll deal in(·ome tax•. H ullen ·s terl , ( ali lh<• exlcns wn offi ce at !•n·.l8!15 THI ; F JHST SOUTHE R!\ OHIO <o1 .~tied llull Sale wd t be held Sat urd ay, 1\ pnl 24 ,.t Htlbboru . Tills rs " <.1le \d 1c1 et I~t• IJull s \\lllbr g ra d l'l I IJL'fHtl' thl'y rtrc sold . I! \\ l) U(tl b£1 an t.'Xl'Clle nt kcC'pinj.! bt.. tl(•r f.:u·m rC'n wds '' ,, Farm d 1s Hor<~t ll~UnHg · .·· . . .·~{.· .....'..~: ~~~tliJJ' 'J unl.!s- .stont tn{'l, !>w1day. J an . ~JfnJ lb \ c ha nges a r e a necessa ry PISCES (Feb. 20· March 20) nua sa nce . These new laws You ten d to place the Interests r ep r ese nt a tr e m e nd o us ot o thers above yo ur own to- amount or work and while not day Your unselfiSh gestures perfect a re an improvement Will be apprec1ated over the old ones. They wtll r em am in e ff ect for at least fi ve yea rs (F or a co py of JA COBY M ODERN, se nd $1 to " Wm a t Brtdg e , ' ' cl o th i S newspaper, P 0 Box 489, Rad10 C1ty StatfOn , New York, N y 10019) ~ • ~ • 1 k""W. Jr ~~ ~. Oirt:t"''dC:ly Jon. 4, 1978 You a re ttkelyto have moreoppo rtun1 ty to apply your sk1ll s and talents thts comtng year tha n you have had fo r a whtl e A JOb we ll done w11 1 r eap, rewards SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLER I BUNDA Y. JANUARY 4, 1971 ••••••1 0<11'< "' ACROSS 1 a.. tow 1 Exploelon 12 Compt.~n (COlloq I 1 WEEK ONLY ~~ CD•D r ·.....,-- , r=:-c----,--- O tJ HIM 2 ( S UI;."E 1 f ., -;~=·=o=::--=--=-<"""..., AUTOMATIC WATER CONDITIONER Model UC-XXX, 210,000 Weekly Grain Capacity .00 $ J,I'Jll r LITT L E O R PHAN ANNIE - CONFIDENCE L(o,w\~ Hll l Ht~m1111 l t"i W I! Q I <'JV( ol I 1111 Ill II( IIUIIPI I ~' 111'> fl'"'>oiU Ill ( I "I' lm£ s4o.oo WHY GET STUNG I ll Alli'>UI ON FLY· BY-NIGHT DEALS WHEN YOUR RELIABLE POMEROY LANDMARK OFFERS YOU : o The best qu~lity water conditioning products for almost ONE-1iALF THE • COST of many others lowe r even than the catalog stores . • The bes t warranty available. And . its transferable, while others are rest ric ted to the original owne r . AtloP Fill[. - HIS MQIIIER MUST 111\Yf ar t:: N GOOD r~ YOU Rt; Sp REGULAR $339.00 VALUE YOU SAVE .. ~~~~,~~~5~0~ ~ ~0~.. -.~ '"~ ' . 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(lbbr I 11 1 Fragile 12 Ca.gultltl 108 FemaJtdttr I.B ..olwe 110P10not DOWN mollulk• 1 1 1 Nlpa 58 SpM 1 13 Wlnt• vehicle 1 Bllby'a bed 57Ait.tl 114Man'tnlekn1Mt 2 BlcterloiOQilt'l sa Booty ns Sotn11obbr .1 81RIMindtellof 1181na.llect 3 S'j'mbol for nlton oc•n 117 Awlforll'llluld 4 Evergreen trM 82 Skin 118 Ranan bron11 SODdde11ol 83 Inlet• 120 Phytlclan diiCOf'd 84 Canjuncuon (abl)r 1 8RtPulee 68 New ZNitnd 121 Manuftetured 1 COIIeQe dl:gi'M Pt~rrot 122 Eat (lbbr.l 81 Exllt 123 Clayey llrth 8 Follllel11nd 68 Mounttln like 124 Abound 9 Anatomy (lbbr I 89 Cornp111 POint 126 Retail tO P~11lor one 7 1 Superlttlve eatabllahmenta IIBodleo of endlnv 128 Wtll1epop!tr ' loldlera 72 Mut 130 CtlmblnQpalm t 2 Earth uoddesa 132 Edlbilleedl 74 NarrOW", flat 13Knock tto.rdl 13•Ktngotblrdt ••~oman road o.,..tn ••• ' \. ~ ---Jv~\i'i10\.'1·~ • A wider variety of models and equipment to select from to correct a ll of your water problems . WlNNll ; WiNI\ 1.1 ; .,......,.,. - • Dependabl e service and consultation on water problems by factory -ira ined water conditioning experts. .r;'"'IJr ll·\[ ' !:·f.\N \ \!f.'/ ll<''i \ t l~"~~ltl, t-,:)lillttH.) '1(1 flf l 'l ; •'• p, j.'l\ ' 1 'JI! / YOU VE f)!: EN RUNNh\1("• 1H15 PI II.CF- FROM ,,N IVORY IQWLR t>£5/GN tf, wq •\ I >OU ['J() !3C51 . ../ YOUR REUABLE POMEROY LANDMARK THE PLACE. TO GO NOW.fOR THE BEST WATER ' CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT KNOW-HOW ·POMEROY LANDMARK, JACI W. CARSEY, MGR. 15 Plrtl of flower I I SIMpleton Nln.atalntofaw 11Yuleafpoetry 15 Dralna 11 EVIl 23 Diner 17 Flying Q'•ture 21 AetrMt 22 landed •t1t1 au.,_., IIH\ '111\N M-;N !P. B1Men'tn~me t35 Laroe clttern 130Syoobollor 141 Symbol fot t•turlum 142An....ple 143 Flbef plant 145 CarouM ~ 147 VDICIInlc 25 Exlllo I 78 Ololrlbuto 77-78 ComptN DOtnt 18 Maner t8 N111t1vw IJI'ellx IUCI\- 17 PMIIIbOird HA-l 20 Yaung girl 102 ..001 ofi'OOI 27 Htrotc ...,, Fuel 21 SOultiWn MIMI 101 Ancient to• 31Not.ofac... 3• La. 30 Narr... 31 FIIQht of Itepa 107Pat•n 108 Fat 110 u-...aund IXCavaHon •o BNd COAling 1t 1 Trade 42 L""bl 112 Look lllrougll 44 Seckld.t corn• 11• Houtlbaata 48 Tlke one·a IM!rl 118 Dairy DJoduct •e AI~~~ time 117 Shtp Cftannela 49 Plllfulapota 1 Ut Propflet &0 Get up 121 Protectlvw ditch 51 Artificial • 122 Neg~.. • tongu~ t 23 Par•t CcoiiOQ I &3Podol gl,_ 55 Frtnch •ttc.. 121P... 127 Symbot tor 58 Exlltld tetlurklm 158 Houtlhold un., 121 Ia PF••u 80 Story 128 Tonaorlalartlet 82 W1n 130 ltlarp 85 Algonquian 131 NatiOne wer ,.,.ty lnctlln 81H•vy.olume IIMinea•cev•tton 70 Walklln waler 72 Bacll:bane 73 CWemonl• 751n mu1lc, h igh 78 Unltl ol currancy 77 Encomium 79L~flxldty 80M•Itt 82 Wttctutd ucrollr 83 Body of ' 1tudtnt1 a• Sctrf ses...\1 rug 88 Strata 88 Atrntln er.ct 80 AMIJhll . . . , ... f33Anltetldanlmal 138Quot.. 138 Wetrd 140 Naullcal cnael 143 Parent (cottoq.) " 144 Ox of C.llbea 146 Motflw of Calor and PoM&u 148 Toward lhiltler 150Centuryplant Yaungullnon 1 3 Ye~~no male 1 4Su-!Fic 'I' ~ .. , lbbr I il IP,Ge I : 81 lfl'e name 183 ot.l:degree abbr 1 ~~ 18!5 UDell (lbbr ) 167 C""lnold lllh 6:00-FIIm 4; This Is the Lite 10 6: 3()-Thls Week 4; Vlewpoln18; Pub lic Polley Forum 10. / 7:00-Jerry Fa\weJI4 , Church by the Sl". oil he Road 4, Talking Hands 8: Spring S1retr USA 13. 7· 3Q-Thlsls theL't'rel. 1'llm4. Rvtvat Ftres 6; Jerry Falwell 8; Camera Three 10. New'smaker ' 75 13 8:00-Mormon Choir 3, Day of Discovery 4; Gospel Caravan 6, Church Service 10; Mamre Church 13. B:Jtf.-{)ra.l Roberts 3; Yours lor the Asking 4; Kath ryn · Kuhlman 6; Day Presents 10; Rex 9:0G-Gospel Singing Humbard 6 ; Rev. of Olscovery 8; James Robison Humbard 13; Bibl e Answers IS. Jubil~e 3, Hour of Power 4; Rex Leonard Repass 8; Oral Roberts 10; Thanklul 15. 9.JQ-Whal Does the Bible Plainly Say? 8, Ills Wr itte n ~ 10; Christ Is lhe Answer 13 , Ins ight 15. 10 :00-Big Blue Marble 3. Church Servi ce 4, Leroy Jenkins 6; Chrlst!an Center 8; Movie " Frontier H ~llcal" 10; Jimmy Swaggarl 13; ,Faith for Today IS 10 ·3()-Vegetable Soup 3, Garner Ted Arms1rong 4, Rex Humbar d 8; Jimmy Swaggart 6; Testimony Ti me 13 ; This Is the Lite 15. II :oo-TV Chape\ 3; Doctors on Call4; Point ol View 6 , Re v. Henry M ahan 13 · 11 :Jo-Human Dimension 3, Make a Wish 6; Focus on Colurnbus 4; Face the Nation 8, Rev Ca lvin E'Y'ans 13. 12 . 00-Meet the Press Think ing In the Black 101 Lower Lighthouse 17~'30- To Be Announced 3,4,15. CBPA Bowling 6 ; 8; Columbu s Tqwn Meeting 13. 3,4, 8, 15 , Garner 1 ed Arm - " 1·oo-A FC, NFC Championships 3,4,8, 10. )5 , Generat ion 13; Three by Ba ll anchlne 33. ' . ..,' str ong 13 Next ... • 1:3o---l ssues & Answer!li 6,13. 2: CIO-Com m unl que 6. Friends of Man 13; Onedln Line 33. 2:3D-Awar e 6 ; Nas hvi lle on The Road 13. 3:00T Dlr ec11ons 6, Rivals of Sherlock Ho lmes 33, ' . own Topi cs 13 3:3Q-Medl x t3. 4:00-AFC·NF C Cham p ionships 3,4,8, 10, 15; Friends of Man 6; Worl d Cha m pionsh ip of Magic 13, Know Your Antiques 33 4:3Q-Misston · Impossi ble 6; What to Do Til the Wrecker Comes 33. . S:DO-Movle " Arri vederci, Ba by! " 13 , 60·Min ules 8, 10; Austin City limits 20. J ean ne Woll Wi th . . .33. 7;3()-Woman Al ive! 33. B:OQ-EIIery Queen 3,4,15; Six Million Dollar Ma n 6, 13; Cher 8, 10; Nova 20,33. . 9:00-McCoy 3,4.1 5; ABC Theatre 6, 13; Kotak 8, 10, Masterpiece Theatr e 20,33 10: 00-Bronk 8, 10; Music fr om Aspen 20,33 II :00-News 3.4.8.10. 13, 15. ABC News 6, Monty Pylhon's F lying Circus 20, Kup's Show 33. II ' Is--Big Valley 6; CBS News 8, 10, PMA Pulse 15 II •J()-Saln1 3; Bonanza 4. Samm y & Compan y 8: Hawaii Flve·O 10; 700'C iub 13, Don Kirshne r 's " Rock Concert 15; Soundstage 20 . 12:00-Ja naki 33. - 12 3D-Bonanza 4, News 20 1. 00-ABC Ne ws 13. t · 3()-Peyton Place 4. MONDAY, JANVARY S, 1975 6:00--Columbus Today 4, Sun ri se Se m est er 10 '. ,,•• ' 6: Is--Folk Lite rat ure 3. 6:2s-- Farm Report 13 6 JO-...New Zoo Revue 4; News 6, Far mtime 10. Good News 13 Bible Answers 8: 6·.4D--Ounce of Pre11ent lon 10 6. 4s--Morn lng Report 3 6· 55-Chuck Wh ile Re ports 10; Good Morn ln,tl>' Tr t Stale 13. 7.0Q-Today 3,4, IS; Good Morning, America 6, 13, CBS .News 8; Bugs Bunny a nd Fr l en ~ s 10. 7:3()-School\es 10. 7 :4s--Sesame Street 33. 8':00-Lucy Show 6; Ca p1a in Ka ngaroo 8, 10. 8:3()-Blg Valley 6. • -... • • 9 ·00-A.M . 3, P hil Dona hoe 4; Phil DQnah ue 15; Lucy Show 8; Mike Douglas 10; Morning with D.J 13; Biography 33. 9. 3D-Not For Wom en Onl y 3; One Li fe to Li ve 6; Tattleta les 8; New Zoo Revue 13; Food Preserv ing 33. 10:0()-(e\ebrlty Sweepstakes 3, 4, 15; Edge of Night 6 ; Price Is Right 8, 10; Mike Douglas 13. Youth In Trouble 33. 10:3Q-Wheel of Fortune 3,15; I Dream ol J eann ie 4; Dinah! 6 .. II :OQ-Hollywood Squares 4; Gambit 8,1 0; Elect ri c Company 20; Walsh's Animal s 33. II :3D-Hollywood Squares 3, 15, Happy Days 13 ; Midday 4; One of Llle 8, 10, Sesame Street 20,33. II :5s--Take Kerr 8; Dan \me l's World 10 12 :00-High Rollers 3,15; Let's Make A De al13 ; Bob Braun's 50 50 Club 4; News 6,8,10. 12.3Q-Take My Advice 3, t5; All My Child ren 6.13, Search lor Tomorrow 8, 10, Electri c Company 33. 12 .5s--NBC News 3.15. . I :00-News 3; Ryan's Hope 6,1 3; Ph il Donahue 8. Young and 1he Restles s tO; Not For Women Only 13: Food Preserving 33. ! .3D-Days of our Li ves 3, 4, 15; Rh yme and Rea son 6, 13; As The World Turns 8.10; Ca bell Coun1y Puppets 33 . 2:0Q- SIO,OOO Pyramid 6,13; Tribal Eye 33. 2· 3()-Doc1ors 3,4, 15, Neighbors 6,13. Guid ing Llgh1 8,10. J :OQ-Another World 3, 4, 15; General Hospl1a!6,\3 ; All In The Family 8,10; Woma n '20. 3:31f.-{)ne Life 1o Live 13; Mickey Mouse Club 6; Match Game 8, tO; Consume r Survival Ki t 20 . 4:00-Mister Cartoon 3; Merv Griff in 4; Somerset 15; Max B. N lmb\e 6; Micke y Mouse Club 8; Mister Rogers 20,33; Movie "Between Hea ven and Hell " 10; Dinah ! 13 - 4:30-Bewltched 3; Mod Squad 6; Pa rtr idge Fa mily 8; Sesame Street 20,33; Ge l Smart 15. 5:00-Bonanza 3; Family Affair 8; Sta r Tre k 15 5: 30-EAdam -12 4; News 6 ; Beverly Hillbil li es 8, lectrlc Company 20,33 ; Adam-12 13. 6:DO-News 3,4,8, 10,13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20, Carrasco\endas 33 6 .30-NBC News3,4,15; A~ C News 13, Andy Gr iffith 6; CBS News 8,10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20, Ours tory 33. 7.DO-Truth or Consequences 3; To Te ll The Truth 4; Bowling lor Dollars 6; Buck Owens 8, NeVj's 10: Candid Camera 13; Family Affair 15, On Aga fn 20; Soap Box Derby 33. 7:30-That Good Ole Nashville Mus ic 3; Don Adam s , , Screen Test 4, Match Ga me PM Pr ice Is Rig ht 8; Evening Edition wl1h Marlin Agronsky 20; High Road to Adventure 10; To Tell t he Tru1h 13; Friends of Man 15; Marco Sporlllte..33 8.DO-NBC News Special 3,4, 15; Olympic Games 6, 13; Gunsmoke 8; Rhoda 10; ·Tennis 20; An Eames Celebrat ion 33. · 8:3()-Phyllls 10. 9:00-AII In The Famil y 8.10; 9:30-MauQe 8,10; Reallda des 33. 10:-ABC News Sllceup6, 13; CB S Report s Inqu iry 8.1 0· Bt.Ways 33. 10 :30-Catch·33 33. II :DO-News 3,4,6,8,10,13,15, 20; ABC News 33. II :30-Johnny Carson 3,4.15; Wide World Specia l 6 13 Movie " Come · Fly With Me" 8; Movie " Micke~ One" 10; Janak\ 33. I :00-Tomorrow 3.4; News 13. •• • • '• • ' •• • ; • •' • • •• l • • • PH. 992·2111 ' ' • I • , 1 • l' • I ' �I . 24 - The Sunday Times· Sentmel, SlUiday, Jan 4, 1976 " For Fast Results Use The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds WANT ADS INFORMATION • Notice DEI\DLIN ~~ ~ t . 5 P M Publ l catton Dav Before Monday Deadl m£' 9 a m Cancellatron - Correctrons wrll be a<J:epted unlll 9 a m for Day ol Publ rc-altcn REGULATIONS The Publ isher reserves the rtght to edd or rerect anv acts deemed obtect•onal The publuher wdt not be responltb!e for more than one In correct lnse r lton RATES INCOME T AX prepared Fe deral and state taxes Writ be done by appt only Please phone 991 2212 or see Mrs Wanda Eblin Laurel Cl rff Rd Pomeroy 12JIJOI.c ForW•nt Ad Serv•ce 5 cents per word one msertron Mtnlmum Charge Sl 00 14 cents per word three co nsecultve rnserltons 16 cents per ward Sri( co n secuiJve mser!tons /\KC BEAGLE tor stud ser vrce R re rson C r eer.. Danny trn e Phone 84J 283 1 I 4 ltp 25 Per Cent O tscount on ptud ads and ads pard w rlhm days • ~ 10 CARD OF THANkS & OBITUARY $200 for 50 word mrnrmum Each Ctddll!onal wotd J Will care for elderly persons m my home Trarned and experienced Phone 992 1] 14 12 30 78tc cents rur iient Nohce f:)UBLI C SAL E Monday Jen S 1970 10 00 a m on t h e pr em1ses of Me i gs Equtpmen l Co Pomeroy OhiP ~o r sale are one (I} tn•ernatronat Harvester 104 Cub Cadel S N 2386 severely damaged by f rre mrn rmum acceptable btd l75 InternatiOnal Harvester Credrt Corp reserves the r 1ght of final brd 12 31 Jtc "' ll 0Ul!N(, N\<1 1C h _-~ 11 1 ll o ll o w Gun Club '•UIIOi'lv IAnUitlry I I J,t m I mrlcp,l ~ M1lt2S Ct2mf'IC'r y I ,J II 1. Pets /\ KC B.l\"'"l:: 11 n10s o ld 50~5 r J hound pop J SSO Phone 99? 1 J lie ENGLISH Shc ph~rd Pupp res $10 Phone 992 39 .1) or 619 P"ge st M1ddleporr 1 4 6tp MEIG S CO Humane Society rwo beautiful 10 weeks o td Cottre type puppies 1 male 1 female wormed. artd hav e shots Phone 992 S427 after 6 p m r our dogs approx 1 yr old Shepherd Co ttre mtxed 1n excellen t c:ondr t1on Ca rt 992 5906 They all need good homes 1 4 6tc I R F= E RENT AT VILLAGE M.I\NOR IN MID DL E PQR T 1 We are so sure 'hal you wdl l ove our apartment s !ha l wr: Qtve you two weeks RENT fREE Jusr pa y vour sccur lly cfepos 11 anJ s tay srx months and rh e trrs t 2 we eks ts tree You wrll e nrov monthly leases all cl('ct r, c l 1vmg c arpehng rarig e ilnd r e frrgera1or tr ee trash ptc kup ca ble TV (optlonal l and laundry fa cr ttlr es ConiJen ren t to shopprng on Thrrd and Mill m Mtd dleport VILLAGE MANOR rs yours tor one bedroom apartments startrng at SlO~ monthly plus etec We pay for everythrng else See lhe Manager · ar Rrversrde Apartmen t s or c all 992 3273 Thrs otter wtll end soon so move rn now and save ssss 10 23 ti c 25 - The SIUlday Tunes. Sentinel, Swulay, Jan 4, 1976 Auto Sales JANUARY CLEARANCE Services Offered Blownwto W alls & Atr1cs ~STORM WINDOWS & DOOR S REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDIN G SOFFITT GUTrERS AWNINGS LARRY LAVENDER S ~acu se Oh1o Ph 9~2 3993 ____ , 4 10 1 mo FREE ESfiMArES From the IC!r ges r Tru ck. or BIJ!Idolel" RadriJtor to th e Slllalles t Hea te r Core Nathan Brgqs Radtator Spec1alrst SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. r~ns, -- Pomeroy Currency and Supplies DEMOS. & OFFICIALS' Call 361 0591 "o.A NDY fiN O BEAV ER In su ra nce Co has oltered se rvte es fo r 1 1re Insuranc e co ... craqe rn Gatr1a County t or alrnust a .cen tury f-arms home s and personal property c overages ar c avat!abte to mt'et 1nd1vr dual nf'ed s Co nt<~ ct Ray Wt de m e yer you r neighbor The Daily Sentinel 1972 Ford Gal. 500, 1972 Ford• LTD 4 dr 4 dr. .. La Salle HOTEL Rooms, SS.OO up "* Special Rates 1972 Opel2 dr, 4 cyl...-- - - - - - - - - '1995 VW 1971 'h ton 1974 GMC Custom Delux, 'h ton .... ---- ---------- - • m I; WANTED - ----- - - ' -- -------- --- ,_."s P. 0. BOX - SOOJHEAST OHIO EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES. INC. - ---,; ~· • ••• GALLIPO.LIS, OHIO , I; 992 2259 or 99! 2l63 l~ I '76 PACER "X" The first wide small car• FREE AJC - $425 START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT I We have 14 Factory Fresh 1976 Pacers In Stock to start th1s Spec1al Sale W1th One Of These Quality Buys 75 Chrysler Newport Custom 4 Dr Sherwood green, vinyl roof P S P B, air factory officia l car wrth new car warra nty RIVERSIDE AMCJEEP ,.. TOM RUE SALE PRICE - - - - - - '4495 75 Plymouth Du ster 2 Or , 6 cyl , air. P S, AM Rad1o, Upper Rt. 7 fac tory official car w1fh n ew ca r warranty HICCKJM TOM RUE SALE PRICE ------· '3695 74 Plymouth Satellite 9 Pass Wagon , P S , P B, air fact o ff1c lal car w1fh new car warrantv cond car Less than 10,000 mil es TOM RUE SALE PRICE ---'2995 71 Mercury Montego Wagon , a t r, TOM RUE SALE PRICE PS, P B •1495 71 Dodge Coronet Wagon , a ir 1 C-l.-OSEO for \l acallon Cam p Conley Slercraft Trarler sa tes 300 If . .HEAT ~ good full size ec onomy car TOM RUE SALE PRICE------- ·•795 -- ~ --- ---- -- T(IM RUE SALE PRICE ------· •795 MANY MORE USED CARS, STOP& LOOK PH. 992·2594 See: Tom Rue, Ray Douglas or G. I Pall Williamson PINE RIDGE COLLIES AK C Reg Collre p up s Sa ble and whtle 256 1267 307 If DEAD Stoc k remo~ed No c harge Call 245 SSI4 before AKC Lhasa Apso Mtn1ature Schnauzers K&P Kenne ls 388 8274 272 If '• m 272 If For Malltmum Secunty us.e Tte Down Anchors to Protect Your '-'obtle Home Complete Service Call Ron Skidmor e, 379 2152 or 446 IIS6 220 If 20<1 1, Notice Lost SMALL bla c k and tan end wh1te female eeagle dog L•fl on Georges Creek Anyone knowrng of her call 446 2960 23 -- --- - -- ------- L IGHT br own a nd wh1te dO{jl part Dach shu nd , tag No ll!iO lnlured hlp lost on Turkey Run Rd , Cheshrre Reward deadorallvej ,. 617461 .J 13 .r •• Notice • SWEE PER and sewrng maclne repair part s and supplies Pick up and delivery, Oollvls vacuum Cltaner , , m lie up Georges Cren~ Rd Ph o146 -0 29A "l 163 If ------- ------- HIGLEY S Barber S h op Hours a 7 Ph 446 0002 Wanted To Buy 30611 THURMAN H ouse Fu rn Strlppmg, AntiQUes bought and sold pickup end ttelrvery Paul Burnett 245 9479 , Mollrlln Ro se, 245 9532 2 If _ .. ~·-~ ------ _ ATTENTION TERS BIRD HUN ENGLfSH SETTER PUP S AVA LABLE NOW TRI JUA NIT A s Poodle Par lor e)( p groom 1ng wrll do all breects Ph 4116 7878 306 If WANTED STANDING . TO BUY . nMBER Ph li8,..Uiter5p m .. KENTUCKY long rtfl e Civil wmr collection S92 29?3 evenings also Call COLOR LLEWELYN J016 STRAIN SIRE AND DAM _. 1___ ---------- FIELD PROVEN HUN BUYING TERS fiNO REGI STERED OLO silver corns 196.a and F D s B CALL 614 596 4408 under Sl for hii!Jes SOc for 2 1 quarters 20c for d imes Premium tor srlver dollars wanted to GriJe Awa y _ .. Naomi Wrgs 40S: 2nd Ave , "'BLACK •nd white puppies 6 Ph 446 IS33 Hrs , lues , wks fr~e Young's Mobrle Wed , Thurs Sat , 10 30 Hom e Ph 446 361l 5 30 Frl 10 30 to 7 P m 209 If BOBB I 5 Poodle Bo u1 1que Professronal groom.ng bv apporntm ent Ph 446 1944 60 If BOARDING& AKC PUPPIES K & P Kenne ls 388 827.t Rr 554 1 ~ mr eas t of Porter 305 II Personality plus ...!. Pe ts Tnmb1es AKC Colltes sable and trt colors 614 446 4449 Ga lllpoltS OhtO 456Jl 267 If BOARDING A.KC WE STY A.ND PUG PUP CIRCLE L KENNEL, RT 141 446 482~ 28 1 If Mobile Homes for Sale TO ECONOMIZE on fuel underprn your m obtle home and anchor for safety Foster Mobile Hom e Ser vtce , 446 2783, or Elmer Sktdmor~ 446 3479 • 274 tf B&S MOBILE HOMES 1976 NOVt 1211.60 3 br all el ect r ic 1916 Nova 12)(60 2 BR aft etectr•c 196' R1lzcraft 12lC60 2 Br 1970 K1l 12lC47 2 Br 1968 Style Mar 12x52 2 Br 1967 F l ee twood 12x60 2 Br 1971 Concord 12x65 M H 1968 Commodoge l2x52 M H t959 Cotonti!ll IOlC50 M H 8& S MObil e Hom e Sales Pt Pleasant, W \I a 237 II TRI ~ T A TE Mo.btiC HOtn t; Clearance Sa te used mobrle homes 8 10 12 wldes Ph 446 7572 Bank f ln ancrng t 306 II ' Wh tl ¢ 2 dr • 4speed trans radto body mouldings. w tt res It s ltke new w tth less 1han 5,200 miles I t •479S oWner ~ I w i I lrntsh good trres, radto real economy 1 1 Book Value Pnce S287S oo-CI!!arance I 73 Cadillac sedan DeVille I II 21973SeatPontiac •••••••••••••• •2795 Wagon Safari m1les I I '4595 1 72 Cadillac Coupe DeVille ' 1 f ~~~~~ ~~ ~~~~d~~Y~:~11 ~~~~~np~e:!~e~ ';,1,.' I fl 1 T& T I KARR & VAN ZANDT I I I 1 I I l - --- - - - -- --- --- - W i l l care lor ! h e SICk by the day or do ho u se work Ph 1970 16 20 11 3 2 TONY s Decoratmg pa1ntrng 19 70 wa ll p aper rng pane l ing 1969 Free est rma t es 675 5689 1974 ~ 53 11 tn my home exp 992 73 14 tr a n'\ed I 1974 ' , T Chcvro lel p,ckup 19 70 3 T Ch ev Dump Truck 1969 1J T P1ckup 306 6 SOM M E R SGMC MOBILE Hom e 2 BR ;,;,-c;:;;;-.;-.. ~:rr;:-u~k n-.~ bed 3791476 30i' 3 For Sale Eoecom Allernaoor and Power Plants Ph J46 2716 307 J --· ~ ;.~~" ~~~~·"ITf~~~;~~ 11 ---- -- CORN fed Freezer Beef Car l W mt ers Rto Grande 245 5115 287 If --- --1975 i 41';7 0 TRAtLER exc cond espeetally bu111 for otft for5829 Qur ck sa l eces675row 1921prtee or 675 .i. '1995 'Ji • ow'!~. ne~~ai:,h~:wall I 1969 ord Mustang Cpe•••••• I ~ 93SSECONO AVE barn S95 de lt vered 250 bale 989 2370 ooos Ph 61 ' • 307 • t•res. V 44611 71 co lors gleamrng use B l ue Lustre carpet c leaner Rent p ooer $ 1,o (1 0 2 ec'e'ncolrra'ocsu'phpalym - MEL ROE Bob~a-; -L~;ders B&C new used Ren t a l s Bobcat of Co l umbus I 876 1116 21 ALL TYPES Of bUtl dtng r'rlatertals block brrck sewer p pes WindoWs ltn t els etc Claude W1 n ters R 10 Grande 0 Phone 2 tS 5121 after 5 123 If LIME STONE for drrv .:wilyS Carl Winters Phone 245 5 11 5 27 0 jf CHIMNEY Blocks W Va & OhtO lump Coat G-3lhpOitS Bloc 1 Co 446 2783 ' 273 If GoOo clean !ump and stoker coal Carl Wrn ter s, R lo Grande P~ 245 51\ 5 1 - 2511 293 If { :._ I •, I l~ 1 Book Pnce S207S-Ciearance ~ S!kJ 6 cy l '695 >' trans, radro 1 II I; 0 : I ~• *We have the right deal for you • h d f ' _ Final Clearance On All New '75 Chevy Trucks b I J I, By Travel Equipment Corp. I I I : *Rella le Service a tar t e ea 1 ·~ 1 I ..•• 2~~POMEROY MOTOR CO.II !J- ~OR- bc ~~;;:"7j;~ 7;;9to-keep AU L T S MOB IL E H ome Serv•ce Skl rtmg rqof coating pat os awnmgs anchors cemen t work Free eslrmales C"ll 245 9411 or 245 9472 i!lller r 10 ~ m 215 If II ~ 8 au tom atic powersteertng rad1o,saveonaniceone I T~~v~: YN~~~i·~=~~r.~ M~1~fOE Bobca1 loader 3881 pol1 ce montlors antenras etc Bobs C rlr zens Sand Rad to Equrp Georges Creek Rd Ga l l!polt:s. Oh ro 446 .t517 1111 1 ___ _ __ COR BtN& SNYDER FURNITURE BEDROOM suite co f fee t abl e lr vm~ room Su tt e coffee !able lt !J tn g room co u ch 3 p !ece en d t able se! corl sp rr n gs mat t r ess set Channel Master !ape p la yl'r Wi!StC K 1ng DIShwasher I" -~~J~~~~~f Joo" I~~---N-ew--Ch-evrole--0-~-~-i~-P-~-a-~-~-N-1-HOM--E-----1~1 oo1a1 elec Phone "' 44S7 even1ngs Georges Ck Rd P ASQ U I\LE Electrrc Portable 4 door one local I Mon t e Car lo Forrf F=ronnlrne Van I ; T GMC P tcku p and ------ I std t r ans, st e p bumper, good It res. clean sharp I 1972 ford G Truck H ea dqu ar t er s GMC Su burb an ~~j~ ~' { g:::~ ~~,~~p Truck 74 --"-- 1t974 Chevrolet ••••••••••••••309s aulomaltc Book Value $30SO oo--Ciearance New GMC "~f??:;o;'.~~-~~~~~:~::;:, I Local car sharp mstde and good II res, w hee ls dark green vrnyl roof. green finish, -- - lH~ ~~o}d ~~k;u;~~A~P WILL-care lor eldcHype; son PB, r For Sale Do P S, I 1 1973 Chev. Monte Carto••••••3 2 9 5 I top tilt w II new 6 cy l Pomeroy Open Eves . 1116- Ttl Sp.m. Sat. • You II L1ke Our Qualoly Way of Doing Busoness See one otthese courteous salesmen Pete Burris llo\!d Mclaughhn t Marvo~ Keebaug" I Local lady owned fully equip, aulomatlc radr o atr c ondttloned Ltke new hres, good finish & IJtnyl mtenor truly 1sc lean as a new one Book Value $3200 oo-- Ciearance I C-10 Aeetside I blue l1n1Sh Book Value S32110-Ciearancc I I 1 1973 Buick leSabre. ••••. •'2995 I Cus HJ Cpe ' ' II ": out, new custom • I AM radio I ~ I and lape fac tory a.r power _sleenng and brakes, I •: I C.dollac Oldsmobole GMAC Ftnanc:mg Avarlable 992 5342 I I Whrte v myl blk f lntsh , automatic, P S, P B , wheel radro, radtal w fires local lady o wner. you wr ll thtnk t h rs rs a ca r So nrce Book V a lue SJ5SO OG-Ciearance '3895 I Wanted To Pumps cen1ra t s ystems r ef rrgeratl o n an d appltan ce ser v tce Ga llt a Refrrgeratron Co 44 6 4066 111 t t BEST JET STEAM CARPET CLEANING BY Professionals Resident ia l and Commerc1111 ln s 1de your home or busine ss 'Clean quret and etflclent ' Outside rn our truck Nor se Extract~ Water Heavy Equipment F r ee esti m a tes For more mfor contact Scotch Clean Cleaner, 656 2nd Ave Ph 446 9027 Duke Cleaners 248 2nd A v e Ph 446 1412 66 cadillac 4 Dr One owner and lots of miles left Ph . 446•9800 PetsJ Notice P S, P B TOM RUE SALE PRICE------· '1495 69 Dodge Con· net 4 Door , 6 cyl Galhpotis. OH. I I I 1975 Pinto MPG ••••••••••••2995 I Light blue w•th matchong ont, AM FM radio, lull t power fac tory a 1r pradrcally new st ee l r a d ra l s low For a LIMITED TIME in con lunction with AMC, we are offering FREE factory air conditionmg on all new 1976 Pacers in stock. "as well as Pacers ordered to your specifications. ACT NOW! This 1s a limited time offer. MOTORS I AM FM radto , full s •6295 'I 73 Cadillac Coupe DeVille I 1 ~~·,1; ~~~· ~~t~~~~~b~~~~~ c!~~~~nl~~~;.l ~~ ~.r'~~~ I II ~!~~ ~a~to~~~c.~:::,·~ :,'~.~~~~er 1 00 SAVE J Dark green wtth match rng tnl iI power, fa ctory aor r~d1al tores, one owner low mdes I YES. FREE AIR-CONDITIONING TOM RUE- 74 Dodge Dart 6 cvl, 2 dr , a beautltul one local owner -74 -CadilraC-Seda~-DeVilr;- ,l l DAN THOMPSON FORD 461 s. 3rd . Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Serv•ces, Inc. is seeking an experienced mdividual whose duties will be: Supervision of all accounting functions, Budget preparatiol') and cash flow . -------------- ~DISTRIBUTOR ..r FINANCE DIRECTOR I See : Fred Blaettnar, Pat Hill Melvin L1ttle or Dan Thompson Open Evenings T1l6 00 Except Thurs and Sat. Til s.oo TOM RUE SALE PRICL------'3695 \ r- --------·---------.., ,,............a..........~~~··•• I I I FIRST OF '76 SALE I : I I I I 1973 Chev. 'h ton Pickup. Sharp·- ----- •2995 1973 Ford Van. Chateau 8 pass. Club Sedan. Clean ----=----- •3695 Many more Middleport I Evenmgs T1l 7 P.M Mon.-Fri . Sat. T1l S P.M. Service 8 AM. Til 4:30 P.M. . Serv1ce Closed Sat. pickup, air •3995 Phone 992-2196 YOU ARE Ceward Calvert, J, D. Story or Bill Nelson. low mileaget3695 pickup. Very $495.00 $695.00 $895.00 Buy yQur next car from the friendly dealership. We don't only want you as a customer, we want to be your friend. See one of these friendly salesmen: 60 2 BR mobtle home at Youngs Tratler Ct across from SB Sh o ppmg Pla za Ca ll 446 3328 ~ "Bug." Sharp -----------'1695 1974 Chev. SOME CNE.I\PIES FROM YOUR FRIENDLY D~ALfR $695.00 68 Buick LeSabre 2 Or. HT. $595.00 68 Ponhac Ext., 4 Dr. H. T. $595.00 70 Plymouth Duster, 6 cyl. WE'RE NOT NO. 1 - HOU SE 3 br gas heal rn Mtddleport Ph 367 7 177 adults on ly no pets l J 1971 Olds. 88 2 dr. HT. Air- ------- '1795 1971 Ford V8 Torino 2 dr. HT _______ •1295 1973 Chev. Caprice/2- dr. H. T., vinyl top, air, P.W., P.S., tape, cruise, a real buy at only . '2895 . •3395 69 Cheve11e Wagon 69 Olds Toronado 69 Mercury Marq. . YOUR FRIENDLY DEALER 1972 Ford T-Bird. Blue & white vinyl top. This bird has everything. A real buy. 23 1972 Volkswagen 4 dr. -----------'2695 1972 Buick LeSabre 4 dr. Sedan, Air. ____ •2195 by one local owner •2495 TOM RUE SALE PRICE------- ...... 1 · __,• 2995 this one. Only YOUR FRIENDLY DEALER 1972 Cadillac 4 dr. Sedan, For Rent Of Sale Fuly equipped. Sharp. _________ '3695 or Month CARPmNG . '3795 1972 Pinto Sta. Wagon, AT. --------'2095 73 Plymouth Duster 1 Dr 318 v a. p s • air I 29 000 miles ' ..:. FOR your Tire and Battery n eed s come to Sears Trre Shop rn The Stiver Brrdge Plaza 33 If 12 1973 Buick LeSabre Custom, 4 Dr. H.T., air, cruise, viny l top. We sold & serviced I · top, air, tape Local one owner . Nice GE AUTOMAT I C wastier S7 5 Ph 446 8660 307 12 Sedan -----· '1795 l'OUR FRIENDl.Y DEALER 1973 Pontiac Grand Prix. Blue with white 1973 CHEV PICKUP auto V 8 w 1lh P S P B Ph 256 1142 307 3 Sedan __ '3295 w..1r SLOAN'S YOUR FR lENDL Y DEALER AUTO FOR SALE 1969 F ord Ptckup $650 19 70 l TO Sl095 195J Chevy Prckup S95 1966 Chrysl er S:J95 19 72 L TO \2 150 1969 Chevelle Vl.agon S595 Phone 44 67436 307 3 Sedan, Air· ------'1895 ~lumbtng & • dr. I sharpest Cougars anywhere, air, vinyl top, tape. '4395 . 1967 BU I CK good cond S495 Ph alter 5 p m 367 0541 306 6 1972 Dodge 2 dr. Charger - - - - - - - - - •2495 1972 Olds 4 dr. 98, 4 dr. Sedan ______ '2995 Lost -- -- --- -- 4 1974 Mercury Cougar XR7 . One of the sold this one new. Extra clean. Pnced right. •4795 v8 Ton For d Prckup Ph 446 6611 YOUR FRIENDLY DEALER r 1974 Buick Elec. Custom 225, 4 dr .' H T. We 30 7 6 1973 Oldsmobile 88 4 dr. Air_ _______•3095 1973 P~mouth Duster 2 dr•.:.. _______ ·~495 NOTICE TEAFORD Strout Realty 08 • , S!d 1973 Pontiac Cat. 4 dr, air, low mileage __ •2995 1973 Ford LTD. Sta. Wagon, Air. ______ •3195 1973 Pontiac V8 Gran Am. YOlJR FRIENDLY. DEALER 1 •f .. ----------- by ' I 191 3 fURY Ptymou'f h .. dr SJ 000 mtles P S. PO a1r cond guar an reed Sl 600 Ph 4 tO 0952 1974 ford Gran Torino 4 dr·--------'3295 . 1973 Ford G. Torino 4 dr. _________ '2695 ROOF l N G atumrnum Srdmg free eslt mates Ca ll 256 6364 256 If FROM Start your New Year rlaht with one of these good used cars from . Smith Nelson Motors. fORO P1ckup S37; 70 Dndge Chanqeller R I VIi -1 spd SS!>O Ph 388 9906 CARS 1974 Pinto 3 dr. AT. Sharp. - - - - - -·- -•2995 1974 Pinto 2 dr. AT. Low mileage. _____ •2695 PAUL WALKER R&J COINS - 66 P~:,E:~~2 1~~ 10 SMITH NELSON MOTORS INC. co nd 30 1 '1 OFFERED .AT QUICK SALE PRICES. 1975 Ford LTD 4 dr, Low mileage _____ !4195 Help Wanted BliND ADS -~ ~· R EA DY MIX CONCRETE AddrtJonal 2Sc Charge per J\ N O H IO OIL CO o tt ers Found delrv e r ed r ghl to you r Adverttsement • Wanted To Buy P L ENTY OF MONEY plu s protect Fast and easy F- ree OFFICE HOURS ROOM and board for Sr cash bonuses fr1nge LAR G E do g Wt lh cltp p ed tall DE,I\LER ~ n scrap rron estr mat es Phon e 991 32A4 8 30 a m to 5 00 p "' m Cttrzens w t fh l(lw rn come benet Is 1'0 n1a1ure n Looks lrke good regrstered Goegl e m Ready M1x Co me•ats tunk autos Rtder s D&rly 8 30 a m to 12 oo Noon ' ~Jery nrce Phone 991 3509 d1vrdua l 1n Metgs County bre ed Plea se call a nd Middleport Oh o Sa lvage Phone 949 5468 Saturday 1dPnfty (6 101P3715\ area Regardless o f ex IIJOifc 6 30 ! l c 1 2 261p .._ 1 4 61C p ertence a1rmart B G I ilnd r~ q ent Read Pres Amertean I WILL begrvrng p 1ano lessons Buy. Sell or Trade ELWOOD BOWERS RE PAI R Lubrr canls Co Box 696 1n my home sta rt 1n9 Feb 1 HALLS Sa l vage All autos Sweeper s toa st er s rons Dayton Oh to 45401 for tn formalton call 992 W1th fram es and bor::f1es wr t h Apprat s.:r l servrce on all small appl rttn ccs L <lwn OORDER Garage 8u1 lder s 3278 121B61p Auto Sales or wrthoUt ffi01ors $1 h und Card of Thanks mower next to Stat e 1-lt q h tr ee est male s 25 6 6t72 cs.fates and co lled10ns red T rn 50 hundred W tl l 12 18 50tc way Garage on Routt• 7 189 II b uy metals and scrap rron 1970 PONTI AC Bounr rv 1llc WE WOULD l tke to lake thrs Phone 985 J82S On old R 1 33 tust across blue wt tlt bliJc:k v nyt rop GUN Sho ot Rutland opportunrty to say t han~ s BORDERS Gara!;le Doo r 4 16 rfc f rom Gruese-r s Chtpp e r a1r f u ll p ower run s good Amer 1can Leg ron b eg1nn 1ng dunng t he rlln ess and death CARRIER WANTED Scrv ce Commc•c1al an,rl .. MOnday through Fr rctay 9 exce llcn r cond 11 0n 1ns de at noon on Beechg r ove ~ EPT IC l A N KS c l eiJne d of our be l oved father r eslde1 t ;:~ 1 spec1ili1Z1n g rn til t 4 p m Sa t urd ay 9 111 and ou t Make an o ffer Road Phone 742 2331 and hu sband Coy Starcher Modern Sanr !atron 992 395t1 ope r ator'> Local ?56 6d71 noon Phone 992 7277 1 2 21c FOR Rog('r W ;rm sley Rutland Sr Many thanks to Dr or 99 ~ 73 19 189 If 12 30 61 C 12 14 26tc R tdgway the nur si ng staff 9 1B li e ll 18 75 ~ of Ve t erans Memorra l F OR TilE best rn ar OLD t urnrture rce bo)(es LINCOLN HILL Hosprtal the Southeast Ohtp WOULD YOU IJELIEVE? t. h tcctura l desi gn of new 1971 VW (1\M P MOO IL E f ull brass bed s stone rars or Emergency Se rvr ce 6.f Card of Thanks Build an all stee l bu ld1ng a t C R A N E Set vi C: t:.' buiiO tn g homes sm'f'llt comrr]ercr al e q u 1p rne nt r e frtg era tor comp l ete house hold s Wrtte Cooivrll e Or Abels Or Pol e Barn pr rces"> Go ld en Apply At 10 11 d r> rr ck aprs or r r ecrron h1Jtld1ng-; wa•er be d popup to p and M D Mrller R t 2 WE W I SH to eKpress our deep Berklch a nd Or Vallee and Grant A ll St eel Outld ny s P hone 992 5 H H rcmodelrng w 1th Stille ap storage space El(cetten t ~omeroy Oh•o Ca ll 992 apprecratron an d tha n ks to t h e wonderful nurs rn g stat! R! 4 BoK 148 waverl y condrl1on m sr d c m\d out proval of pliJns Cal l collect 1 '} 26 1p 7760 a ll who have been so kind of th e Frfi h and Second Ohto Ph on e 947 n96 0111 w~ tk cr 1 682 7498 milkc an otter Phonu 992 10 1 7 4 and t houghtful while Ber floors of Ho l zer Med rca! 7 24 tfc 7277 76!! It nrce tS rn t he hosprtat Those Center The fr rends an d I ~ YOU M t 1nlcrCS IOd on 1? ?8 6tc Court Sl , Pom eroy Who have v1slle d sent WANTED o ld uprr gh t Ptanos nerghbors of the Flatwoods 0 DEL L fl. trn ement tocu t ed bl!tl d nq .1 new hone or IQ.r ROOCRT S l\pp l1 ance Ser or Phone beau11fUI cards and g1fts rn an y cond tlt on Will pay area who he lped and for th e beh1nd Rutland G r<~d e your , pre H nl home v1ce EXperl WiJ:O.her dryer 1971 PON T I AC leMan s Sports taken rn food and $10 eac h F rst floor only 992 2156 food that was brought rn Sc hool Tuneup h ra~~ s rcmod£'1 d cont,Ht Roost") ;1nt1 r<.mce rcparr f• ll wor k. Coup l e Pt1 onc 9~9 2 165 espeetally f or all th e Wrrle giiJ tn g d1rect rons to The employees of B -F wheel batancrn g il l rncrncnt TODAY Cons lruclron Ph o 1 e ?97 CJU·1r<tnlceU 416 8660 1 7 61 c prayers o ff e r e d 1n my W rtte n Plano Co • Box 188 Sha'v\( Con s tru ct ron at Phone 742 100 4 7~8:1 276 11 beh al f God ha s blessed u s Sard rs Ohto 43946 Connes~Jrlle Ohio who were 11 Ill l i e 1 7 171C I Y'd I ORO CuSIO III I door Vfl w th so many f rrends and a 123061p WA I TRESS wanted for D so wonderful Specia l thanks !">/\') QUALE E l cdrte i'll B. ll CJthead W1lh ovcrdr tv t1 wonderful f amily You w11t to Ewmg Fune ra l home the m dnr qht til 8 a m sh rlr tnsu till 111q \OJ Ced ar St BACK HO E::. 1969 Plym ou r h f"lc vederc 1 EXC A VATING do1er loade r EXCAVA li NG a l ways be r emembered pallbearers Mrs Glen and backhoe work sc ptrc C.fl ll ipOII~ r..ot l 1 16 '171 6 A pply 1n person at Crow s A ND DOZ ER LARGE 1\ ND door V6 automiiiiC power May God bless all of you Hensler Re" Grate Aa ro n Mobtle Homes for Sale tanks mst al l etl dump 126 ! I SMo\LL SEPTIC T fl N K S s t ee rtng I or morL tn Steak House Also !akrng a lwa ys Ke t ron and Butch Robert s !ru cks and lo l.o ys lor h1rc I N STA LL ED B I LL form at on cr1t1 VY'l 7101 appl rcallons f or grrtl cooks and Mrs Wayne l BEOR:M mobrle home 12 ~o: Mr Charles Smr th Many thanks wrl! hau l ftlt d1r1 top sot! AL[lERT EHMA N PULLIN~ PHO NE 99'1 2118 1 l 61p Prm ce 12 31 lfc 6 5 Holly F'ark ltke new w1th and may Go d bless you a ll lrmestone and qra v C> I Cel li Df:Y OR NIGHT V..a trr 0PI<v £1 r y Sc rvrce I 4 11 c 8 lC J2 awn1ng and porch The Fa mdy of Coy Bob or Roq er hll~> r s d<)y P<rtrror Star GallipOliS SALESPERSON OR l 11 18tp Washe r and dryer In cl uded Star cher Sr 1966 fORO 1 illcon t dr auto Phone 99'2 708Y '11CJhl vllont Ph 179 2133 AGE NT WANTED THE FAM ILY of M tn a H ess Phone CJ04) 773 58 11 !i750 197..r Dodqe Colt ~ W 1 4 21p 992 3575 or 99 ? )11? 213 I f C llR/l.DFORn /.>, u r tonccr TEX AS O I L COMPA N Y needs e)( t end therr srncere than ks Mason w Va 12 30 6tc fl ulo css t h an \0 000 miles 7 II II C dependable p erson M f- who Comp l ete SHv~t e Phone to the Syracuse and $3 000 Phone 99'J ?776 Cl ll er 7 WE WOULD lrke to expre ss KOTAL IC LANDSCAP IN G 9!9' 24B7 or VtQ 2000 Ra e ne can wor k wrlhouf super P omeroy Emer g ency pm MOB IL E;: HOME S F OR SALE our srncere thanks a nd REMODELING Ptu nbrng RtOGRANOt; OHIO Oh o Cr1tr Cradtord VISton 1n Mergs County area Sq uad Sy racuse Nursrng 10x50 ~EERLE SS Mob t !e apprecratron to a l l our many 1 4 Jtp heal1ng and all Ty pes o t COMPLETE PROGRESSI V E Contact cus tom er s Age Home Ve terans Memor ra l IQ 9 If C Home new gas fu rnac e fri e nds ne 1ghbors and genera r ep c11r Wo r k LAND SCAPING un1 mportan r but marur ty an d lo Rev H osp1ra t but II rn oven and r ange 1970 C H EVY I n! pill a 35 0 p s relaltves who sh owed so guarante-ed 20 Yt:<:~rs ex '> HRU BS lR EES ROC K IS We trarn Wrrle T K W tllt am Mtddteswarth prrce reduced t or Qu rc k sa l e much k indness and sym p b a c excel lent con Phone 99'1 21109 p erlen ce GAR DEN S A L L Drck P~es Southwestern Spec1al thanks to all of our Can be seen at Ktngsbury d r on Ca ll 997 76 4/l pathy durrng th e Illness and GU/\ R A N1EEP Par ro a11t1 5 r 1fc Noltce P e troleum F 1 Worth Tx fr1 en d.s and ne rghbor s who Home Sa l es 111 E Ma1n St death of our wtte and 1 I 31t pool a n !J s cnp1ng Slont E 0 E se n t fl owe r s and ca rds Pomeroy Oh10 or call 99'} mother Sp ec 1a1 thank s to ----~--·--EXCAV A T I NG doz:t>r sand too t sll rub bcrv 17 31 nc 7034 Th e Fam tly staff of Vet eran s t he backho e .rnd di! Cit cr 19 72 VEG A Gf l cy lmdcr lr rnm rn q Dump tru ck I 4 II c 12 J 1 4t c Memor 1al Ho sptla l of Char tes R Ha l f1eld Buck Phone 9Q? 7 653 Se r v re~ 215 913\ Pomeroy and Doctor Lewr s Hoe S~ rvr ce Rurt<1n d Ol)10 11:17 H 12 3 I :Jtp For Sale N EED A GIA NT room ad Telle A lso sp ec ralthank s to Phone 142 700!! The Offlcoal Council drhon or off1ce showroom the nurses who came to th e In Memory AIR CO we td tng mach1ne new 1973 TRUCK I ton For d I 11307B tc CUS TOM RENODELI NG 'JO e tc ? We have a 1975 Mobile ~om e to help and Wh ti es ete c all accessor res 1n Meetong of the Vollage year s OKtJCr enc:e 388 8308 350 H eilvy duty LWB un rt 14x70 total electnc Funeral Hom e a t Cootv rlle I N lOVING mem ory o f my e l uded Phon e 997 34 10 New dry wa lt c.ct11ng wtlh e)lcellent cond 1 on Ca ll 301 D & 0 TREE 1r t'nm111g 70 of R1o Grande w1ll be fully carpete.d 2 otfrces rn Ohro A lt hough she rs gone dear husband Ralph ye ar s experrence In su r ed 10 28 tt c sw1 rt or t ex ture d es1 gn s 711 5308 a ft er 5 pJn cen ter 1 , bath on each end her sufferrng has ended Her Spencer who p assed away t ree es trma tcs Call 99 2 ?38 1 held m the board Ol h er dry wall rep arr v1ny 1 I 16 II Prrced low to sell Can b e memory w1ll survrve Jan uary 3 \ 972 or (61.:1 ) 698 7757 A l!)c) rty IN DA SH 23 channel crt rzens w~ttr>,1pcrr,g -new bulhs seen at K rngsbury H ome room of Roo Grande sharmg your ktndness and band rrans ce 1ver am t m 10 1S I C 1ww k tchcns A nythmq m Sa tes 11 00 E M a 1 n St sympathy made It possrbl e It doesn t matter where I go mpx radro 8 tra ck ster eo Real Estate For Sale t e 11odel1ng or re parr College on Monday, Porn eroy Oh lo or ca II 992 for us to contrnue durrng our Ca ll 992 3965 or what t do SEWING MACHINE Rcpdtrs 11 ! I 703.1 Jan . 5, !976 at 7 p.rn l1me o f sorrow and sadn ess Th ere shalt a lwa ys be some servtce al l ma k es 9Y'J '1281 " 12 2J lfc Harley Ltnlhrcum and 12 31 4tc l 1trle thrn gs to make me Th e F at:J r c Sh op Pomeroy THE TOP SHOP Famrty 1 44 AcRE for s-ale Phone 667 th mk of you • Au tt] or1zed Stnger Sctles Mid ClJ!i iOI t nu It Roo t Trusses V~rg1l 6 Sr Broker ]))3 1 4 11p Your lo v r ng smrle and Servr ce We sha ri)C tl I ortnr Cc1 Co unte r tops 8. M urlm Wedemeyer Mayor For Rent 1 4 r 7r c 110 Mechanic Pomeroy 0 p lea san t vo1ce wdl never ~<; t SSOr':> CaiJin! 1$ Coo tv 11! C 01110 Vrll iiQt? of Rto Grande Oh Phone 992 JJ25 f ade away 2 BEDRM mo b t le h ome 3 'l9 r f r 6~7 318fl C B BASE slat ron d c rn eo WE WISH to expr ess o ur ~ St II loved sl tll mrssed and so J;~aclne area Phone 992 256 r 1 ----~NEW LISTING .:.. Rutland s t e ttt e Do 1 m1ke, ~0 If very dear S1ncere thank s to all ou r 5858 lA Il l TRI M or cu t 1r ecs Jnd c oax mrght rnag A("l!ennrr Sa dly m rssed by W1fe Has 3 bedroom s ba th frrends and relall\les for sh ru bb er y P hon e ~ t9 25~~ COUG HEN(iUR Wa l e r Help Wanted · A l so 1 wheel traile r Phon e Harn e! or 7 123 167 thetr krndness durrng the Oeltvt:rv 41 6 39 6? 146 426 7 range refngerator «• ()O I) 773 ) 975 1 4 ltc rllness and death of my FOR RI!NT OR SALE 3 at1Y t11ne I'} I B 26 t c 11Af:IY<) IT1ER 1h my liOillC' ? basement dbl ga r age & 1 4 ltp husband and father Wtflram llr s Mon lluu 1 r r t; c ho or bedrm mobrle l"lom e un 2 14 II ca rport $i7 500 (Art l Snyder A speer at o11JI' Ch1 d Cal l r.t!! er I P m furn1shed ullltltes pard on •• Wanted D & J H OU SE of F abrte s thanks to Rev George 01ler f rr Jar, 2 146 7716 CHARMING - ' BR older R t JJ tf"l Burlingham Phon e 0 OA'V Janua r y Clearance Sate /\II J.!mes Stmpson funeral 992 1751 CII.SH pard t o r all n~1 kes an ct I 3 REFRIGERATION home w1f h formal d rtitJ19 matertal tn stock on sa t~ WALKER hound Wh tte Wtlh director of R awlrngs Coats REGR GARAT I O N heatrng models o f tnob1le h omes 12 J l rt c larg e bath, s t eam hea l r~as Open 10 am t11i 5 p m black sp o t s and a gr owt h on funeral home and Feen ey Phone nrea lur1e 6 tJ t /3 tl cc lr c. t! V~fl r s ex p 188 ... Monday thr ough Saturd a y fi red ). SpaCIOU S Y1lrd 10 l e ft htnd fl Lost m Kroger 9531 Healing Bennett Post No 128 REAL NICE <I rm hom e 1:171 J ..... 1 4 17t c parkrng tot 1 30 a rn A mer.can Legron for ther r' bath double car ga rage Rae~ n e n ear sc hool s 2;,8 If 4 !3 If '~ "T1\ Nr> A RD Sa turda y mO'I'n rng Call servtce and Columbus a nd nrce yard For infor mat10n • $ 16 500 f'tumbmq H c a!'ing TWO t rghtwetght cha n s aw s Bobby Port er Chester Southern boys Smcerel y cart 992 250 2 CA RP ENTER work house 215 1 hrrd I ve JJ6 J78 / SENSIBLE 3 8 R home Phone (614 1 985 <!157 W tl krnson Sma ll Eng1ne s Mrs Inez E ileen Snyder r e t"t'lOdcl lng wrrr ng ·~ 12 31 3t c Real Estate for Sale Hll If 498 Lo c u st Sl M tddlepor t wilh bath nat gas heal Mr and Mrs Le e Cadle Mr 1 4 61c p t un1b lng ptun lm g Ph .t46 ....; -M,.-...... Ph one 992 3092 3 BR HOME iUS! f n rs hcd and Mrs James Arthur trailer Wtlh eK 7~ 10 3 B'E DRM crty wa t er and lclrge C/d~ T'"f:: R 1i Plt) MBI N G GRAY and black pood l e tn lhe 1 4 6tc remode ling Salem S1 Snydt::"r Mr and Mrs Jack pand lr v rng r oom S Pornts ?S9 II "' HE A TIN G o\N O f a mil y room for the Gravel Hill area Mrd Rul/and Ph ottf1 747 230 6 Snyder and Family Mr and Phon e 992 3388 Cur f our!h & P 1nc ct11ld ren Ask 1n g On l y dtep ort Chtld s p et Call 992 after 4 p rn or sec Milo B Mrs Charles R Johnson 12 31 61 c GOOD quatrly hay Phone 992 DOlE R work exc. ava~r n g Phone l<l6388Bor 1161 11f 5867 Hut chrnson 365B end F am rly Mr and Mrs 18500 t.:md c lear ing Ph 416 OO'i l 16 \ I f 12 2861C i 2 x 60 f URNI SHED lrad er Terrence L Johnson and 10 '9 1t c 12 28 6t c NICE & NEAT - 3 B R s 290 I t "' Sons w lh washer and dryer Rent bath l arge~ dmmg full GENE Pl/\NTS& SO N 1 1 4 lie Laundry 6 RM HOU S E bart1 ; nero WALL PI\PER VINYL St 25 p er.t month .W t!h option WESTING H OUSE PLUMI31~G H ~ almg Atr ba semen t, gas F A fur pa1r c l earan c e P ri ce $488 full basem e nt ulllrty r oom HANGING AND PAINT ~ to b uy Phon e 841 24 65 Tbe Almanac Cn n(11rionJng 300 f ourlh par Phone (6 14) 985 3307 bu 11 1n por ch Qorage l NG FAST AND .,. na ce overlook•ng town Portland Ohto /we Ph 116 1637 I By United Press In· Ph one 992 7733 RELII\B l,.E CALL 'B6 614'2 12 28 7tc 1 4 6l c Only $17 500 II:\ I f II 30 TI C 261 If teroatlooal ENORMOUS - 12 rooms 5 19 I NCH Zen1 lh Ea r ly HO USE fr ee g as Pho ne 74? DEWI TT ~ PLU MBI N G Today is Sunday, Jan 4, the ~ 2577 or 742 2590 B R s 2 ba th s wood Amer1can Conso l e ROOr tN G ;Jnd Qu t t c r of all : i\NO HEATING OL DER- modem 1 rrn h ome Telev1sron Sat e $428 Also k,mds hOI aspha l t We t rx 1 4 6t p burntng frr ep l aces fourth day of 1976 with 362 to Rowtc 160at E verg rcnn car p eted and co mp l e t e ly fl oo r samp l e mode ls a1 th e nat ones Phone 367 059 r .... spac tou s modern ktlchen Phon ed 16 273.5 turnrshed w1th for ce d ac r follow Spec1al clea ran ce pnces P~:~ul Wa lk er TWO b edrm trailer l28 per furn~ce 1 acre tor Ph o ne 187 If nat gas furna ce f am rl y Phone (61 41 985 33 07 we ek A ll ut t ll! res pa rd 254 I I The moon 18 approaching 992 nao room and 2 large lots Want Phone 992 3324 12 78 !Jc :SI r 2 1l'tc !be first quarter L & A 1\ pplrilnct Ser v1 cr. 1 4 tfc $27,500 GE N ERAL Con trac tor Roan " Mrddleport. c, Ph "2 2111 dry er s ranges w a shers REVC O F r eezers 15 20 25 cu <l ddrt1 ons lluu sc raz1ng an (t The mornmg stars ~re NEW LISTING Char and U~t'd piHIS ] 00 I Ollrlll ft Specra l clea r ance prrcc s J BE'DRM IIOm e I US! teve l1ng at un1r num or v1ny l 10x5 0 F T TWO bedrm mobrl e Saturn and Venus five Rt2(1r J~6 7398 mmg J BR brtck r anc h Phone (6141 985 3301 l mtshed remndelmg Salem sr d l ng carpentry ot a ll ~ h ome ca rpet ed ntce J06 t I hom e N a t gas h ot water 12 28 7tc St Roll and Phone 142 2J06 The evening stars are ~tnd~ r oo t 1ng 367 0591 tocatron patro SilO p er after 4 p m or Sl? t:' Milo B Pou t Walker heal Beaufrful equrpped month depo sr t no p ets 31 , Jup1ter and Mars. H u tc htson 75~ r 1 mde s south of A lbany Cal l H&N DAY OlD or s tart ed ktt w tth extras Ointng Servtces Offered Those born on lb1s date are leghorn pullets Both fl oo r 9 23 tfc 992 7204 large famtly roo m roofed SAFE WAY or cage grown ava rl ab le SPECI '\ L Off SIO DSOii pr ices on 1 4 6t p under !be sign of Capricorn. ~t10 dbl garage a nd 3 A LAR M CO Poultry h o u sing an d Fur ntlurc Upho t s rer1ng now 01! GALLIP OliS ... Sir Isaac Newton, TR A ILER • space , J ~ mtle automat r on Modern level lots $4 6 900 to ltrsr o t morch t976 C.1l l 13URGL/\R and flre a t urm f or Poullry 399 W Man north of Meigs High School n ow S ave i. Mowrey s discoverer of the law of NEW LISTING M am Pom eroy 992 2 164 h ome b u>;. tncss md ustry on old R 1 33 Phone 992 2941 rurn1ture and Uptwls H: r1ng m oth 8 r oom .home 6 gravity, and actress Jane Pll 1 16 ~60J or J80 8)08 1 t lt c Phon~ 67) 4151 1 4 l tc bedrooms, 2 ba ths gas J02 II 306 I I Wyman were born Jan 4-lie • ~EDUCE SArE and l as • w rth F A furnace Lo ts of ntce HOU SE tn Rutland Ca ll 992 m 1642 and she m 1914 t< & M Con struc:tum GoBese tab l ets & E v.1p OO!J LANE~ Comple te Boo k. 5858 panelmg a nd carpefin9 Co miHlny water p1tts Ne l son Drugs. Also on Ibis day m history k.ecprng an d T rHC '>e r v tCC' Only $18 500 1 4 lfc All T yp es ot Construc t ion " 1 4 Jtc 1371 , Sec ond Ave (Ac ross In 1885, Dr William Grant free es t rnnttts 446 9202 ~ DON"T BUY UNTI L YOU fro m Pos• Olflce) and bath furnished apt CUSTOM 4 x 8 regu l a! ton pool 249 I ~ of Davenport, Iowa, per- 3 RM HAVE SEE N THESE Gatlrpolrs Ph <11 6 79 0 0 1n Mtddteport 1nqu1r e at table W!lh accessorr es Ca ll Wct>kly and monthly sc rvr ce fonned the first apKay's Beauty Salon 169 N 992 Z238 H OWARD Peck Willer • f or comn1C> r Ci dl accounts 4 ROOM S an d bath tn Second , Mtdd leport MIDDLE PORT - Ex DeltiJory d~y or nrgh l 245 1 4 61c pendectomy The pallent l ncmne Tox Pr eparat1on Pome r oy near Kroger s 9315 or 388 8167 12 30 4tc ce llen t Lot - N •ce bulldmg 1 3 Stor e s..r 000 Phone 992 2129 made a compl.ete recovery S EJ'IR S R OEBUCK ar r 292 II or se e Jerry H awk Ideal for home or ap<Jrt compr essor and wood lath e BEDROOM furnish ed ---of'l In 1937, about 10,000 nahan 1 apa I 4 12t p ment w 1fh very littl e cost Ph one (6141 985 3577 rtment at Vlllaoe Free esttmates on car. troops landed in Spam to help $1 000 M anor Phone 992 3273 1 4 61c poling ud onstallation. !be nationalist forces m !bat 12 19 26tc POMEROY - ~ ' ce 2 slory Wt'tl brongsamples to your GRAIN FE D beef deii!Jercd frame, lovely k •tch tm, 3 country's civil war. FU RNI SHED apartmen t 4 Phone 992 267 1 or (6 14) 985 home with no oblogatoon. 8 BR, full basement. hoi room s and bath adults only 334 1 In 1948, Burma became an See how you can really Phone 992 5909 water heat $17,000 12 3 1 3tc Independent nation after 12 18 lfc REEDSVILLE - 22 acres centuries of influence and 0 RM HOU>S E and bath tor COA L lrmcstone and a ll types wtth gas we ll 2 apa rt of salt and r oc k sa lt for tee control by Great Br1tam m e nt s home, M obile rent In Pomer oy Call 992 Mlh Young, Manager and s now removal Ex 5741 The leader since 1900 tn home Inco m e $410 J:jef'l In 1974, President Nu:on Sales and lnstallatton ce lsmr Salt Works East 12 2 26t c servmg the natton's buyer month ALL IN COOD Marn St , Pomeroy , Ohro refused to release any more Rt.l, Pomeroy, Ohio 457" Ph one 992 3891 CO NDITION $25 000 and seller ~ l'tlont doy or night of !be 500 documents sub- HOUSE 5 rms and bath m 12 7 tfc POMEROY - Large 1 Racine Phone 992 5858 614 2206 poenaed by the Senate FARMS , HO S, 12 4 ti c st or y fram e Had 2 197t HONO J\ 7 ~0 I or d 2000 Watergate committee. BUSINESSES, L E & a par t m en t s, 5 BR, 2 baths, tra ctor p s d tfl erentral RECREATIONAl loc k front end we rgh t s and Prefer accountmg graduate and one who IS F U R Jij I.S II E C" N gas FA hea l SlO,OOO u p ar1men t other extra s Ph one 992 PROPERTY Mtddleport MIDDLEPORT -l lloor experienced 1n the health field. ,.----------------------., adults only387rn 3658 \ Phone 992 J plan 2 BR bath full 12 28 6t c Llshngs needed , please call 3 25 ttc EVEREADY basement r ecent ly ;us tf you wanl to sell your GE Salary negollable. -iTIMErabblts 1Soldhcns renovated carport $13 000 J ANO 4 RM furnished and POLAROID home or re locale Phon e 217 2206 unfurn ls11ed apt!. Phone 992 lofOLSON ALBUMS POMEROY 1% acres S4J4 1 2 Jtc An equal Opportumty Employer . (originally had 2 houses) CONTACT US FOR 119ttc Nice for 'home or tra tiers ONE Purebred Hanlpshrr ( FREE CATALOGS ~~tr~ tftdtvtdual Mile or Femate nt"fdfd to dtttr•bvte Send Res11me To: male hog 10 n ice p1g s tor $3 000 world famous KOO•k h m and ctner Ohoto Produ cts throuth COUNTRY Mobile Home companv .stabhshfld IOCII1C:11i 'HO !U!LliNO OR SOL sa le Phone 1014 ) 698 88Y6 Park R.r l3 ten mtles north 805 DEXTER - 30 clean acres 804 W. Mam ICITING RIOUIRELI" M.lk!' ll'l• s vour year for tndtpen 12 30 61c ot Pomeroy Lerg• lOis wltt-r mostly fenced Home , barn df'nce 00 rnvestment Gu.ar•nteed 12 month repur Pomeroy 992-2298 concrete petfos sidewalks chaseo agr~ment a nd other butldtng s runners and off street LOCU ST po sts Phon e 71' After Hours Ca II parking Phone 992 747' 23S9 ~17,500 - S3 500 down B..' I CALL Mr Marll ft 992-7133 monthly 12 31ttc CoiiKt Atl4 211 tTSI 12 9 26tp ~------ ~---~-- -------MtnUy to ~rfllliy, t • m tot ' m • S T REAL ESTATE IS YOUR 4 RM and beth unfurnished CONTACT NO W sttll)ng 1 uller Brush BEST INVESTMEN T Or WriN 'lttltMt ~..r ..... ,.re1teM I•I...,.._JiACI tHt 16SO lincoln ._.gts Phone Proc:ruc li Ph on e 992 3410 Loo• Pauley 992 ll1• CALL US TODAY 1M Ill Jnllt_., CelwMhl, ONii tans 10 6 t t c &anch Manaqer u 28 ~·( 45631 - NEW, All 1975 Ph 99'2 2174 - - - - -- 1973 MAVERI CK Ph 67 5 l63J PRICED FOR QUICK SALE! Quality Print Shop HAPPY NEW YE R 446 JO I 6 SALE r-~----~-~----------,· Pomeroy Off te e IDS Butt ernu t 992 3345 Formerly Wef!d Whole sal e F e aturtng Delux Zcrox Co py Sr;rvlce Ot l lcc Su ppl cs Mimeograph Suppt r cs tar<Je~t seleclta11 of we d dmg SUPPIICS n South eastern Ohio ~ Th e Pnnt Shop Compl et e f Stttr rn bu s1ness rn M•d dtcportl 12e2n1 o \100 • ·B usiness Services FREE ESTIMATES Blo\lin ln•ulatoon Servoces 1960 fORO r a Icon 1576 ·------J I 992-2126 ... "Your Chevy Dealeru E 18 Open Y&S. Ti Po I !"' meroy ---·H·III-·IIIIII.IIIIII•H••H•Itl For Sale GRA IN l ed Freez~r beef and car cor n 388 9991 30S 12 CLEAN rugs ltke new so easy to do wrtb Blue Lustre Rent E lec tn cl Shampooer SJ Central Supply 304 6 ~OLD~A-WAYCOi -eXC"Zond . 2 mattresses new , also used bed Early Amerrcan homestead mattress and box tncludc-d, 440 3487 any t rme aHer 5 both rn exc cond -~ -· 13 TWO Carry on F light B•os N ew Nev er used Perfec::t g rfl for trave ler Phone 245 5620 afler 5 293 If -------------- AUTO wa sh er and dryer , e)(c cond Ph !146 279ll 306 6 ------ --------- USED washers dryers end electric r•nu es, A l cond , guaranteed 1.. & A Ap pl ranc es 300 F ourth A\'e r ear 446 7391, also s.rvtce calls -- - - - - - - - ----- ' f i : : I I • C • , • • �I . 24 - The Sunday Times· Sentmel, SlUiday, Jan 4, 1976 " For Fast Results Use The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds WANT ADS INFORMATION • Notice DEI\DLIN ~~ ~ t . 5 P M Publ l catton Dav Before Monday Deadl m£' 9 a m Cancellatron - Correctrons wrll be a<J:epted unlll 9 a m for Day ol Publ rc-altcn REGULATIONS The Publ isher reserves the rtght to edd or rerect anv acts deemed obtect•onal The publuher wdt not be responltb!e for more than one In correct lnse r lton RATES INCOME T AX prepared Fe deral and state taxes Writ be done by appt only Please phone 991 2212 or see Mrs Wanda Eblin Laurel Cl rff Rd Pomeroy 12JIJOI.c ForW•nt Ad Serv•ce 5 cents per word one msertron Mtnlmum Charge Sl 00 14 cents per word three co nsecultve rnserltons 16 cents per ward Sri( co n secuiJve mser!tons /\KC BEAGLE tor stud ser vrce R re rson C r eer.. Danny trn e Phone 84J 283 1 I 4 ltp 25 Per Cent O tscount on ptud ads and ads pard w rlhm days • ~ 10 CARD OF THANkS & OBITUARY $200 for 50 word mrnrmum Each Ctddll!onal wotd J Will care for elderly persons m my home Trarned and experienced Phone 992 1] 14 12 30 78tc cents rur iient Nohce f:)UBLI C SAL E Monday Jen S 1970 10 00 a m on t h e pr em1ses of Me i gs Equtpmen l Co Pomeroy OhiP ~o r sale are one (I} tn•ernatronat Harvester 104 Cub Cadel S N 2386 severely damaged by f rre mrn rmum acceptable btd l75 InternatiOnal Harvester Credrt Corp reserves the r 1ght of final brd 12 31 Jtc "' ll 0Ul!N(, N\<1 1C h _-~ 11 1 ll o ll o w Gun Club '•UIIOi'lv IAnUitlry I I J,t m I mrlcp,l ~ M1lt2S Ct2mf'IC'r y I ,J II 1. Pets /\ KC B.l\"'"l:: 11 n10s o ld 50~5 r J hound pop J SSO Phone 99? 1 J lie ENGLISH Shc ph~rd Pupp res $10 Phone 992 39 .1) or 619 P"ge st M1ddleporr 1 4 6tp MEIG S CO Humane Society rwo beautiful 10 weeks o td Cottre type puppies 1 male 1 female wormed. artd hav e shots Phone 992 S427 after 6 p m r our dogs approx 1 yr old Shepherd Co ttre mtxed 1n excellen t c:ondr t1on Ca rt 992 5906 They all need good homes 1 4 6tc I R F= E RENT AT VILLAGE M.I\NOR IN MID DL E PQR T 1 We are so sure 'hal you wdl l ove our apartment s !ha l wr: Qtve you two weeks RENT fREE Jusr pa y vour sccur lly cfepos 11 anJ s tay srx months and rh e trrs t 2 we eks ts tree You wrll e nrov monthly leases all cl('ct r, c l 1vmg c arpehng rarig e ilnd r e frrgera1or tr ee trash ptc kup ca ble TV (optlonal l and laundry fa cr ttlr es ConiJen ren t to shopprng on Thrrd and Mill m Mtd dleport VILLAGE MANOR rs yours tor one bedroom apartments startrng at SlO~ monthly plus etec We pay for everythrng else See lhe Manager · ar Rrversrde Apartmen t s or c all 992 3273 Thrs otter wtll end soon so move rn now and save ssss 10 23 ti c 25 - The SIUlday Tunes. Sentinel, Swulay, Jan 4, 1976 Auto Sales JANUARY CLEARANCE Services Offered Blownwto W alls & Atr1cs ~STORM WINDOWS & DOOR S REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDIN G SOFFITT GUTrERS AWNINGS LARRY LAVENDER S ~acu se Oh1o Ph 9~2 3993 ____ , 4 10 1 mo FREE ESfiMArES From the IC!r ges r Tru ck. or BIJ!Idolel" RadriJtor to th e Slllalles t Hea te r Core Nathan Brgqs Radtator Spec1alrst SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. r~ns, -- Pomeroy Currency and Supplies DEMOS. & OFFICIALS' Call 361 0591 "o.A NDY fiN O BEAV ER In su ra nce Co has oltered se rvte es fo r 1 1re Insuranc e co ... craqe rn Gatr1a County t or alrnust a .cen tury f-arms home s and personal property c overages ar c avat!abte to mt'et 1nd1vr dual nf'ed s Co nt<~ ct Ray Wt de m e yer you r neighbor The Daily Sentinel 1972 Ford Gal. 500, 1972 Ford• LTD 4 dr 4 dr. .. La Salle HOTEL Rooms, SS.OO up "* Special Rates 1972 Opel2 dr, 4 cyl...-- - - - - - - - - '1995 VW 1971 'h ton 1974 GMC Custom Delux, 'h ton .... ---- ---------- - • m I; WANTED - ----- - - ' -- -------- --- ,_."s P. 0. BOX - SOOJHEAST OHIO EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES. INC. - ---,; ~· • ••• GALLIPO.LIS, OHIO , I; 992 2259 or 99! 2l63 l~ I '76 PACER "X" The first wide small car• FREE AJC - $425 START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT I We have 14 Factory Fresh 1976 Pacers In Stock to start th1s Spec1al Sale W1th One Of These Quality Buys 75 Chrysler Newport Custom 4 Dr Sherwood green, vinyl roof P S P B, air factory officia l car wrth new car warra nty RIVERSIDE AMCJEEP ,.. TOM RUE SALE PRICE - - - - - - '4495 75 Plymouth Du ster 2 Or , 6 cyl , air. P S, AM Rad1o, Upper Rt. 7 fac tory official car w1fh n ew ca r warranty HICCKJM TOM RUE SALE PRICE ------· '3695 74 Plymouth Satellite 9 Pass Wagon , P S , P B, air fact o ff1c lal car w1fh new car warrantv cond car Less than 10,000 mil es TOM RUE SALE PRICE ---'2995 71 Mercury Montego Wagon , a t r, TOM RUE SALE PRICE PS, P B •1495 71 Dodge Coronet Wagon , a ir 1 C-l.-OSEO for \l acallon Cam p Conley Slercraft Trarler sa tes 300 If . .HEAT ~ good full size ec onomy car TOM RUE SALE PRICE------- ·•795 -- ~ --- ---- -- T(IM RUE SALE PRICE ------· •795 MANY MORE USED CARS, STOP& LOOK PH. 992·2594 See: Tom Rue, Ray Douglas or G. I Pall Williamson PINE RIDGE COLLIES AK C Reg Collre p up s Sa ble and whtle 256 1267 307 If DEAD Stoc k remo~ed No c harge Call 245 SSI4 before AKC Lhasa Apso Mtn1ature Schnauzers K&P Kenne ls 388 8274 272 If '• m 272 If For Malltmum Secunty us.e Tte Down Anchors to Protect Your '-'obtle Home Complete Service Call Ron Skidmor e, 379 2152 or 446 IIS6 220 If 20<1 1, Notice Lost SMALL bla c k and tan end wh1te female eeagle dog L•fl on Georges Creek Anyone knowrng of her call 446 2960 23 -- --- - -- ------- L IGHT br own a nd wh1te dO{jl part Dach shu nd , tag No ll!iO lnlured hlp lost on Turkey Run Rd , Cheshrre Reward deadorallvej ,. 617461 .J 13 .r •• Notice • SWEE PER and sewrng maclne repair part s and supplies Pick up and delivery, Oollvls vacuum Cltaner , , m lie up Georges Cren~ Rd Ph o146 -0 29A "l 163 If ------- ------- HIGLEY S Barber S h op Hours a 7 Ph 446 0002 Wanted To Buy 30611 THURMAN H ouse Fu rn Strlppmg, AntiQUes bought and sold pickup end ttelrvery Paul Burnett 245 9479 , Mollrlln Ro se, 245 9532 2 If _ .. ~·-~ ------ _ ATTENTION TERS BIRD HUN ENGLfSH SETTER PUP S AVA LABLE NOW TRI JUA NIT A s Poodle Par lor e)( p groom 1ng wrll do all breects Ph 4116 7878 306 If WANTED STANDING . TO BUY . nMBER Ph li8,..Uiter5p m .. KENTUCKY long rtfl e Civil wmr collection S92 29?3 evenings also Call COLOR LLEWELYN J016 STRAIN SIRE AND DAM _. 1___ ---------- FIELD PROVEN HUN BUYING TERS fiNO REGI STERED OLO silver corns 196.a and F D s B CALL 614 596 4408 under Sl for hii!Jes SOc for 2 1 quarters 20c for d imes Premium tor srlver dollars wanted to GriJe Awa y _ .. Naomi Wrgs 40S: 2nd Ave , "'BLACK •nd white puppies 6 Ph 446 IS33 Hrs , lues , wks fr~e Young's Mobrle Wed , Thurs Sat , 10 30 Hom e Ph 446 361l 5 30 Frl 10 30 to 7 P m 209 If BOBB I 5 Poodle Bo u1 1que Professronal groom.ng bv apporntm ent Ph 446 1944 60 If BOARDING& AKC PUPPIES K & P Kenne ls 388 827.t Rr 554 1 ~ mr eas t of Porter 305 II Personality plus ...!. Pe ts Tnmb1es AKC Colltes sable and trt colors 614 446 4449 Ga lllpoltS OhtO 456Jl 267 If BOARDING A.KC WE STY A.ND PUG PUP CIRCLE L KENNEL, RT 141 446 482~ 28 1 If Mobile Homes for Sale TO ECONOMIZE on fuel underprn your m obtle home and anchor for safety Foster Mobile Hom e Ser vtce , 446 2783, or Elmer Sktdmor~ 446 3479 • 274 tf B&S MOBILE HOMES 1976 NOVt 1211.60 3 br all el ect r ic 1916 Nova 12)(60 2 BR aft etectr•c 196' R1lzcraft 12lC60 2 Br 1970 K1l 12lC47 2 Br 1968 Style Mar 12x52 2 Br 1967 F l ee twood 12x60 2 Br 1971 Concord 12x65 M H 1968 Commodoge l2x52 M H t959 Cotonti!ll IOlC50 M H 8& S MObil e Hom e Sales Pt Pleasant, W \I a 237 II TRI ~ T A TE Mo.btiC HOtn t; Clearance Sa te used mobrle homes 8 10 12 wldes Ph 446 7572 Bank f ln ancrng t 306 II ' Wh tl ¢ 2 dr • 4speed trans radto body mouldings. w tt res It s ltke new w tth less 1han 5,200 miles I t •479S oWner ~ I w i I lrntsh good trres, radto real economy 1 1 Book Value Pnce S287S oo-CI!!arance I 73 Cadillac sedan DeVille I II 21973SeatPontiac •••••••••••••• •2795 Wagon Safari m1les I I '4595 1 72 Cadillac Coupe DeVille ' 1 f ~~~~~ ~~ ~~~~d~~Y~:~11 ~~~~~np~e:!~e~ ';,1,.' I fl 1 T& T I KARR & VAN ZANDT I I I 1 I I l - --- - - - -- --- --- - W i l l care lor ! h e SICk by the day or do ho u se work Ph 1970 16 20 11 3 2 TONY s Decoratmg pa1ntrng 19 70 wa ll p aper rng pane l ing 1969 Free est rma t es 675 5689 1974 ~ 53 11 tn my home exp 992 73 14 tr a n'\ed I 1974 ' , T Chcvro lel p,ckup 19 70 3 T Ch ev Dump Truck 1969 1J T P1ckup 306 6 SOM M E R SGMC MOBILE Hom e 2 BR ;,;,-c;:;;;-.;-.. ~:rr;:-u~k n-.~ bed 3791476 30i' 3 For Sale Eoecom Allernaoor and Power Plants Ph J46 2716 307 J --· ~ ;.~~" ~~~~·"ITf~~~;~~ 11 ---- -- CORN fed Freezer Beef Car l W mt ers Rto Grande 245 5115 287 If --- --1975 i 41';7 0 TRAtLER exc cond espeetally bu111 for otft for5829 Qur ck sa l eces675row 1921prtee or 675 .i. '1995 'Ji • ow'!~. ne~~ai:,h~:wall I 1969 ord Mustang Cpe•••••• I ~ 93SSECONO AVE barn S95 de lt vered 250 bale 989 2370 ooos Ph 61 ' • 307 • t•res. V 44611 71 co lors gleamrng use B l ue Lustre carpet c leaner Rent p ooer $ 1,o (1 0 2 ec'e'ncolrra'ocsu'phpalym - MEL ROE Bob~a-; -L~;ders B&C new used Ren t a l s Bobcat of Co l umbus I 876 1116 21 ALL TYPES Of bUtl dtng r'rlatertals block brrck sewer p pes WindoWs ltn t els etc Claude W1 n ters R 10 Grande 0 Phone 2 tS 5121 after 5 123 If LIME STONE for drrv .:wilyS Carl Winters Phone 245 5 11 5 27 0 jf CHIMNEY Blocks W Va & OhtO lump Coat G-3lhpOitS Bloc 1 Co 446 2783 ' 273 If GoOo clean !ump and stoker coal Carl Wrn ter s, R lo Grande P~ 245 51\ 5 1 - 2511 293 If { :._ I •, I l~ 1 Book Pnce S207S-Ciearance ~ S!kJ 6 cy l '695 >' trans, radro 1 II I; 0 : I ~• *We have the right deal for you • h d f ' _ Final Clearance On All New '75 Chevy Trucks b I J I, By Travel Equipment Corp. I I I : *Rella le Service a tar t e ea 1 ·~ 1 I ..•• 2~~POMEROY MOTOR CO.II !J- ~OR- bc ~~;;:"7j;~ 7;;9to-keep AU L T S MOB IL E H ome Serv•ce Skl rtmg rqof coating pat os awnmgs anchors cemen t work Free eslrmales C"ll 245 9411 or 245 9472 i!lller r 10 ~ m 215 If II ~ 8 au tom atic powersteertng rad1o,saveonaniceone I T~~v~: YN~~~i·~=~~r.~ M~1~fOE Bobca1 loader 3881 pol1 ce montlors antenras etc Bobs C rlr zens Sand Rad to Equrp Georges Creek Rd Ga l l!polt:s. Oh ro 446 .t517 1111 1 ___ _ __ COR BtN& SNYDER FURNITURE BEDROOM suite co f fee t abl e lr vm~ room Su tt e coffee !able lt !J tn g room co u ch 3 p !ece en d t able se! corl sp rr n gs mat t r ess set Channel Master !ape p la yl'r Wi!StC K 1ng DIShwasher I" -~~J~~~~~f Joo" I~~---N-ew--Ch-evrole--0-~-~-i~-P-~-a-~-~-N-1-HOM--E-----1~1 oo1a1 elec Phone "' 44S7 even1ngs Georges Ck Rd P ASQ U I\LE Electrrc Portable 4 door one local I Mon t e Car lo Forrf F=ronnlrne Van I ; T GMC P tcku p and ------ I std t r ans, st e p bumper, good It res. clean sharp I 1972 ford G Truck H ea dqu ar t er s GMC Su burb an ~~j~ ~' { g:::~ ~~,~~p Truck 74 --"-- 1t974 Chevrolet ••••••••••••••309s aulomaltc Book Value $30SO oo--Ciearance New GMC "~f??:;o;'.~~-~~~~~:~::;:, I Local car sharp mstde and good II res, w hee ls dark green vrnyl roof. green finish, -- - lH~ ~~o}d ~~k;u;~~A~P WILL-care lor eldcHype; son PB, r For Sale Do P S, I 1 1973 Chev. Monte Carto••••••3 2 9 5 I top tilt w II new 6 cy l Pomeroy Open Eves . 1116- Ttl Sp.m. Sat. • You II L1ke Our Qualoly Way of Doing Busoness See one otthese courteous salesmen Pete Burris llo\!d Mclaughhn t Marvo~ Keebaug" I Local lady owned fully equip, aulomatlc radr o atr c ondttloned Ltke new hres, good finish & IJtnyl mtenor truly 1sc lean as a new one Book Value $3200 oo-- Ciearance I C-10 Aeetside I blue l1n1Sh Book Value S32110-Ciearancc I I 1 1973 Buick leSabre. ••••. •'2995 I Cus HJ Cpe ' ' II ": out, new custom • I AM radio I ~ I and lape fac tory a.r power _sleenng and brakes, I •: I C.dollac Oldsmobole GMAC Ftnanc:mg Avarlable 992 5342 I I Whrte v myl blk f lntsh , automatic, P S, P B , wheel radro, radtal w fires local lady o wner. you wr ll thtnk t h rs rs a ca r So nrce Book V a lue SJ5SO OG-Ciearance '3895 I Wanted To Pumps cen1ra t s ystems r ef rrgeratl o n an d appltan ce ser v tce Ga llt a Refrrgeratron Co 44 6 4066 111 t t BEST JET STEAM CARPET CLEANING BY Professionals Resident ia l and Commerc1111 ln s 1de your home or busine ss 'Clean quret and etflclent ' Outside rn our truck Nor se Extract~ Water Heavy Equipment F r ee esti m a tes For more mfor contact Scotch Clean Cleaner, 656 2nd Ave Ph 446 9027 Duke Cleaners 248 2nd A v e Ph 446 1412 66 cadillac 4 Dr One owner and lots of miles left Ph . 446•9800 PetsJ Notice P S, P B TOM RUE SALE PRICE------· '1495 69 Dodge Con· net 4 Door , 6 cyl Galhpotis. OH. I I I 1975 Pinto MPG ••••••••••••2995 I Light blue w•th matchong ont, AM FM radio, lull t power fac tory a 1r pradrcally new st ee l r a d ra l s low For a LIMITED TIME in con lunction with AMC, we are offering FREE factory air conditionmg on all new 1976 Pacers in stock. "as well as Pacers ordered to your specifications. ACT NOW! This 1s a limited time offer. MOTORS I AM FM radto , full s •6295 'I 73 Cadillac Coupe DeVille I 1 ~~·,1; ~~~· ~~t~~~~~b~~~~~ c!~~~~nl~~~;.l ~~ ~.r'~~~ I II ~!~~ ~a~to~~~c.~:::,·~ :,'~.~~~~er 1 00 SAVE J Dark green wtth match rng tnl iI power, fa ctory aor r~d1al tores, one owner low mdes I YES. FREE AIR-CONDITIONING TOM RUE- 74 Dodge Dart 6 cvl, 2 dr , a beautltul one local owner -74 -CadilraC-Seda~-DeVilr;- ,l l DAN THOMPSON FORD 461 s. 3rd . Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Serv•ces, Inc. is seeking an experienced mdividual whose duties will be: Supervision of all accounting functions, Budget preparatiol') and cash flow . -------------- ~DISTRIBUTOR ..r FINANCE DIRECTOR I See : Fred Blaettnar, Pat Hill Melvin L1ttle or Dan Thompson Open Evenings T1l6 00 Except Thurs and Sat. Til s.oo TOM RUE SALE PRICL------'3695 \ r- --------·---------.., ,,............a..........~~~··•• I I I FIRST OF '76 SALE I : I I I I 1973 Chev. 'h ton Pickup. Sharp·- ----- •2995 1973 Ford Van. Chateau 8 pass. Club Sedan. Clean ----=----- •3695 Many more Middleport I Evenmgs T1l 7 P.M Mon.-Fri . Sat. T1l S P.M. Service 8 AM. Til 4:30 P.M. . Serv1ce Closed Sat. pickup, air •3995 Phone 992-2196 YOU ARE Ceward Calvert, J, D. Story or Bill Nelson. low mileaget3695 pickup. Very $495.00 $695.00 $895.00 Buy yQur next car from the friendly dealership. We don't only want you as a customer, we want to be your friend. See one of these friendly salesmen: 60 2 BR mobtle home at Youngs Tratler Ct across from SB Sh o ppmg Pla za Ca ll 446 3328 ~ "Bug." Sharp -----------'1695 1974 Chev. SOME CNE.I\PIES FROM YOUR FRIENDLY D~ALfR $695.00 68 Buick LeSabre 2 Or. HT. $595.00 68 Ponhac Ext., 4 Dr. H. T. $595.00 70 Plymouth Duster, 6 cyl. WE'RE NOT NO. 1 - HOU SE 3 br gas heal rn Mtddleport Ph 367 7 177 adults on ly no pets l J 1971 Olds. 88 2 dr. HT. Air- ------- '1795 1971 Ford V8 Torino 2 dr. HT _______ •1295 1973 Chev. Caprice/2- dr. H. T., vinyl top, air, P.W., P.S., tape, cruise, a real buy at only . '2895 . •3395 69 Cheve11e Wagon 69 Olds Toronado 69 Mercury Marq. . YOUR FRIENDLY DEALER 1972 Ford T-Bird. Blue & white vinyl top. This bird has everything. A real buy. 23 1972 Volkswagen 4 dr. -----------'2695 1972 Buick LeSabre 4 dr. Sedan, Air. ____ •2195 by one local owner •2495 TOM RUE SALE PRICE------- ...... 1 · __,• 2995 this one. Only YOUR FRIENDLY DEALER 1972 Cadillac 4 dr. Sedan, For Rent Of Sale Fuly equipped. Sharp. _________ '3695 or Month CARPmNG . '3795 1972 Pinto Sta. Wagon, AT. --------'2095 73 Plymouth Duster 1 Dr 318 v a. p s • air I 29 000 miles ' ..:. FOR your Tire and Battery n eed s come to Sears Trre Shop rn The Stiver Brrdge Plaza 33 If 12 1973 Buick LeSabre Custom, 4 Dr. H.T., air, cruise, viny l top. We sold & serviced I · top, air, tape Local one owner . Nice GE AUTOMAT I C wastier S7 5 Ph 446 8660 307 12 Sedan -----· '1795 l'OUR FRIENDl.Y DEALER 1973 Pontiac Grand Prix. Blue with white 1973 CHEV PICKUP auto V 8 w 1lh P S P B Ph 256 1142 307 3 Sedan __ '3295 w..1r SLOAN'S YOUR FR lENDL Y DEALER AUTO FOR SALE 1969 F ord Ptckup $650 19 70 l TO Sl095 195J Chevy Prckup S95 1966 Chrysl er S:J95 19 72 L TO \2 150 1969 Chevelle Vl.agon S595 Phone 44 67436 307 3 Sedan, Air· ------'1895 ~lumbtng & • dr. I sharpest Cougars anywhere, air, vinyl top, tape. '4395 . 1967 BU I CK good cond S495 Ph alter 5 p m 367 0541 306 6 1972 Dodge 2 dr. Charger - - - - - - - - - •2495 1972 Olds 4 dr. 98, 4 dr. Sedan ______ '2995 Lost -- -- --- -- 4 1974 Mercury Cougar XR7 . One of the sold this one new. Extra clean. Pnced right. •4795 v8 Ton For d Prckup Ph 446 6611 YOUR FRIENDLY DEALER r 1974 Buick Elec. Custom 225, 4 dr .' H T. We 30 7 6 1973 Oldsmobile 88 4 dr. Air_ _______•3095 1973 P~mouth Duster 2 dr•.:.. _______ ·~495 NOTICE TEAFORD Strout Realty 08 • , S!d 1973 Pontiac Cat. 4 dr, air, low mileage __ •2995 1973 Ford LTD. Sta. Wagon, Air. ______ •3195 1973 Pontiac V8 Gran Am. YOlJR FRIENDLY. DEALER 1 •f .. ----------- by ' I 191 3 fURY Ptymou'f h .. dr SJ 000 mtles P S. PO a1r cond guar an reed Sl 600 Ph 4 tO 0952 1974 ford Gran Torino 4 dr·--------'3295 . 1973 Ford G. Torino 4 dr. _________ '2695 ROOF l N G atumrnum Srdmg free eslt mates Ca ll 256 6364 256 If FROM Start your New Year rlaht with one of these good used cars from . Smith Nelson Motors. fORO P1ckup S37; 70 Dndge Chanqeller R I VIi -1 spd SS!>O Ph 388 9906 CARS 1974 Pinto 3 dr. AT. Sharp. - - - - - -·- -•2995 1974 Pinto 2 dr. AT. Low mileage. _____ •2695 PAUL WALKER R&J COINS - 66 P~:,E:~~2 1~~ 10 SMITH NELSON MOTORS INC. co nd 30 1 '1 OFFERED .AT QUICK SALE PRICES. 1975 Ford LTD 4 dr, Low mileage _____ !4195 Help Wanted BliND ADS -~ ~· R EA DY MIX CONCRETE AddrtJonal 2Sc Charge per J\ N O H IO OIL CO o tt ers Found delrv e r ed r ghl to you r Adverttsement • Wanted To Buy P L ENTY OF MONEY plu s protect Fast and easy F- ree OFFICE HOURS ROOM and board for Sr cash bonuses fr1nge LAR G E do g Wt lh cltp p ed tall DE,I\LER ~ n scrap rron estr mat es Phon e 991 32A4 8 30 a m to 5 00 p "' m Cttrzens w t fh l(lw rn come benet Is 1'0 n1a1ure n Looks lrke good regrstered Goegl e m Ready M1x Co me•ats tunk autos Rtder s D&rly 8 30 a m to 12 oo Noon ' ~Jery nrce Phone 991 3509 d1vrdua l 1n Metgs County bre ed Plea se call a nd Middleport Oh o Sa lvage Phone 949 5468 Saturday 1dPnfty (6 101P3715\ area Regardless o f ex IIJOifc 6 30 ! l c 1 2 261p .._ 1 4 61C p ertence a1rmart B G I ilnd r~ q ent Read Pres Amertean I WILL begrvrng p 1ano lessons Buy. Sell or Trade ELWOOD BOWERS RE PAI R Lubrr canls Co Box 696 1n my home sta rt 1n9 Feb 1 HALLS Sa l vage All autos Sweeper s toa st er s rons Dayton Oh to 45401 for tn formalton call 992 W1th fram es and bor::f1es wr t h Apprat s.:r l servrce on all small appl rttn ccs L <lwn OORDER Garage 8u1 lder s 3278 121B61p Auto Sales or wrthoUt ffi01ors $1 h und Card of Thanks mower next to Stat e 1-lt q h tr ee est male s 25 6 6t72 cs.fates and co lled10ns red T rn 50 hundred W tl l 12 18 50tc way Garage on Routt• 7 189 II b uy metals and scrap rron 1970 PONTI AC Bounr rv 1llc WE WOULD l tke to lake thrs Phone 985 J82S On old R 1 33 tust across blue wt tlt bliJc:k v nyt rop GUN Sho ot Rutland opportunrty to say t han~ s BORDERS Gara!;le Doo r 4 16 rfc f rom Gruese-r s Chtpp e r a1r f u ll p ower run s good Amer 1can Leg ron b eg1nn 1ng dunng t he rlln ess and death CARRIER WANTED Scrv ce Commc•c1al an,rl .. MOnday through Fr rctay 9 exce llcn r cond 11 0n 1ns de at noon on Beechg r ove ~ EPT IC l A N KS c l eiJne d of our be l oved father r eslde1 t ;:~ 1 spec1ili1Z1n g rn til t 4 p m Sa t urd ay 9 111 and ou t Make an o ffer Road Phone 742 2331 and hu sband Coy Starcher Modern Sanr !atron 992 395t1 ope r ator'> Local ?56 6d71 noon Phone 992 7277 1 2 21c FOR Rog('r W ;rm sley Rutland Sr Many thanks to Dr or 99 ~ 73 19 189 If 12 30 61 C 12 14 26tc R tdgway the nur si ng staff 9 1B li e ll 18 75 ~ of Ve t erans Memorra l F OR TilE best rn ar OLD t urnrture rce bo)(es LINCOLN HILL Hosprtal the Southeast Ohtp WOULD YOU IJELIEVE? t. h tcctura l desi gn of new 1971 VW (1\M P MOO IL E f ull brass bed s stone rars or Emergency Se rvr ce 6.f Card of Thanks Build an all stee l bu ld1ng a t C R A N E Set vi C: t:.' buiiO tn g homes sm'f'llt comrr]ercr al e q u 1p rne nt r e frtg era tor comp l ete house hold s Wrtte Cooivrll e Or Abels Or Pol e Barn pr rces"> Go ld en Apply At 10 11 d r> rr ck aprs or r r ecrron h1Jtld1ng-; wa•er be d popup to p and M D Mrller R t 2 WE W I SH to eKpress our deep Berklch a nd Or Vallee and Grant A ll St eel Outld ny s P hone 992 5 H H rcmodelrng w 1th Stille ap storage space El(cetten t ~omeroy Oh•o Ca ll 992 apprecratron an d tha n ks to t h e wonderful nurs rn g stat! R! 4 BoK 148 waverl y condrl1on m sr d c m\d out proval of pliJns Cal l collect 1 '} 26 1p 7760 a ll who have been so kind of th e Frfi h and Second Ohto Ph on e 947 n96 0111 w~ tk cr 1 682 7498 milkc an otter Phonu 992 10 1 7 4 and t houghtful while Ber floors of Ho l zer Med rca! 7 24 tfc 7277 76!! It nrce tS rn t he hosprtat Those Center The fr rends an d I ~ YOU M t 1nlcrCS IOd on 1? ?8 6tc Court Sl , Pom eroy Who have v1slle d sent WANTED o ld uprr gh t Ptanos nerghbors of the Flatwoods 0 DEL L fl. trn ement tocu t ed bl!tl d nq .1 new hone or IQ.r ROOCRT S l\pp l1 ance Ser or Phone beau11fUI cards and g1fts rn an y cond tlt on Will pay area who he lped and for th e beh1nd Rutland G r<~d e your , pre H nl home v1ce EXperl WiJ:O.her dryer 1971 PON T I AC leMan s Sports taken rn food and $10 eac h F rst floor only 992 2156 food that was brought rn Sc hool Tuneup h ra~~ s rcmod£'1 d cont,Ht Roost") ;1nt1 r<.mce rcparr f• ll wor k. Coup l e Pt1 onc 9~9 2 165 espeetally f or all th e Wrrle giiJ tn g d1rect rons to The employees of B -F wheel batancrn g il l rncrncnt TODAY Cons lruclron Ph o 1 e ?97 CJU·1r<tnlceU 416 8660 1 7 61 c prayers o ff e r e d 1n my W rtte n Plano Co • Box 188 Sha'v\( Con s tru ct ron at Phone 742 100 4 7~8:1 276 11 beh al f God ha s blessed u s Sard rs Ohto 43946 Connes~Jrlle Ohio who were 11 Ill l i e 1 7 171C I Y'd I ORO CuSIO III I door Vfl w th so many f rrends and a 123061p WA I TRESS wanted for D so wonderful Specia l thanks !">/\') QUALE E l cdrte i'll B. ll CJthead W1lh ovcrdr tv t1 wonderful f amily You w11t to Ewmg Fune ra l home the m dnr qht til 8 a m sh rlr tnsu till 111q \OJ Ced ar St BACK HO E::. 1969 Plym ou r h f"lc vederc 1 EXC A VATING do1er loade r EXCAVA li NG a l ways be r emembered pallbearers Mrs Glen and backhoe work sc ptrc C.fl ll ipOII~ r..ot l 1 16 '171 6 A pply 1n person at Crow s A ND DOZ ER LARGE 1\ ND door V6 automiiiiC power May God bless all of you Hensler Re" Grate Aa ro n Mobtle Homes for Sale tanks mst al l etl dump 126 ! I SMo\LL SEPTIC T fl N K S s t ee rtng I or morL tn Steak House Also !akrng a lwa ys Ke t ron and Butch Robert s !ru cks and lo l.o ys lor h1rc I N STA LL ED B I LL form at on cr1t1 VY'l 7101 appl rcallons f or grrtl cooks and Mrs Wayne l BEOR:M mobrle home 12 ~o: Mr Charles Smr th Many thanks wrl! hau l ftlt d1r1 top sot! AL[lERT EHMA N PULLIN~ PHO NE 99'1 2118 1 l 61p Prm ce 12 31 lfc 6 5 Holly F'ark ltke new w1th and may Go d bless you a ll lrmestone and qra v C> I Cel li Df:Y OR NIGHT V..a trr 0PI<v £1 r y Sc rvrce I 4 11 c 8 lC J2 awn1ng and porch The Fa mdy of Coy Bob or Roq er hll~> r s d<)y P<rtrror Star GallipOliS SALESPERSON OR l 11 18tp Washe r and dryer In cl uded Star cher Sr 1966 fORO 1 illcon t dr auto Phone 99'2 708Y '11CJhl vllont Ph 179 2133 AGE NT WANTED THE FAM ILY of M tn a H ess Phone CJ04) 773 58 11 !i750 197..r Dodqe Colt ~ W 1 4 21p 992 3575 or 99 ? )11? 213 I f C llR/l.DFORn /.>, u r tonccr TEX AS O I L COMPA N Y needs e)( t end therr srncere than ks Mason w Va 12 30 6tc fl ulo css t h an \0 000 miles 7 II II C dependable p erson M f- who Comp l ete SHv~t e Phone to the Syracuse and $3 000 Phone 99'J ?776 Cl ll er 7 WE WOULD lrke to expre ss KOTAL IC LANDSCAP IN G 9!9' 24B7 or VtQ 2000 Ra e ne can wor k wrlhouf super P omeroy Emer g ency pm MOB IL E;: HOME S F OR SALE our srncere thanks a nd REMODELING Ptu nbrng RtOGRANOt; OHIO Oh o Cr1tr Cradtord VISton 1n Mergs County area Sq uad Sy racuse Nursrng 10x50 ~EERLE SS Mob t !e apprecratron to a l l our many 1 4 Jtp heal1ng and all Ty pes o t COMPLETE PROGRESSI V E Contact cus tom er s Age Home Ve terans Memor ra l IQ 9 If C Home new gas fu rnac e fri e nds ne 1ghbors and genera r ep c11r Wo r k LAND SCAPING un1 mportan r but marur ty an d lo Rev H osp1ra t but II rn oven and r ange 1970 C H EVY I n! pill a 35 0 p s relaltves who sh owed so guarante-ed 20 Yt:<:~rs ex '> HRU BS lR EES ROC K IS We trarn Wrrle T K W tllt am Mtddteswarth prrce reduced t or Qu rc k sa l e much k indness and sym p b a c excel lent con Phone 99'1 21109 p erlen ce GAR DEN S A L L Drck P~es Southwestern Spec1al thanks to all of our Can be seen at Ktngsbury d r on Ca ll 997 76 4/l pathy durrng th e Illness and GU/\ R A N1EEP Par ro a11t1 5 r 1fc Noltce P e troleum F 1 Worth Tx fr1 en d.s and ne rghbor s who Home Sa l es 111 E Ma1n St death of our wtte and 1 I 31t pool a n !J s cnp1ng Slont E 0 E se n t fl owe r s and ca rds Pomeroy Oh10 or call 99'} mother Sp ec 1a1 thank s to ----~--·--EXCAV A T I NG doz:t>r sand too t sll rub bcrv 17 31 nc 7034 Th e Fam tly staff of Vet eran s t he backho e .rnd di! Cit cr 19 72 VEG A Gf l cy lmdcr lr rnm rn q Dump tru ck I 4 II c 12 J 1 4t c Memor 1al Ho sptla l of Char tes R Ha l f1eld Buck Phone 9Q? 7 653 Se r v re~ 215 913\ Pomeroy and Doctor Lewr s Hoe S~ rvr ce Rurt<1n d Ol)10 11:17 H 12 3 I :Jtp For Sale N EED A GIA NT room ad Telle A lso sp ec ralthank s to Phone 142 700!! The Offlcoal Council drhon or off1ce showroom the nurses who came to th e In Memory AIR CO we td tng mach1ne new 1973 TRUCK I ton For d I 11307B tc CUS TOM RENODELI NG 'JO e tc ? We have a 1975 Mobile ~om e to help and Wh ti es ete c all accessor res 1n Meetong of the Vollage year s OKtJCr enc:e 388 8308 350 H eilvy duty LWB un rt 14x70 total electnc Funeral Hom e a t Cootv rlle I N lOVING mem ory o f my e l uded Phon e 997 34 10 New dry wa lt c.ct11ng wtlh e)lcellent cond 1 on Ca ll 301 D & 0 TREE 1r t'nm111g 70 of R1o Grande w1ll be fully carpete.d 2 otfrces rn Ohro A lt hough she rs gone dear husband Ralph ye ar s experrence In su r ed 10 28 tt c sw1 rt or t ex ture d es1 gn s 711 5308 a ft er 5 pJn cen ter 1 , bath on each end her sufferrng has ended Her Spencer who p assed away t ree es trma tcs Call 99 2 ?38 1 held m the board Ol h er dry wall rep arr v1ny 1 I 16 II Prrced low to sell Can b e memory w1ll survrve Jan uary 3 \ 972 or (61.:1 ) 698 7757 A l!)c) rty IN DA SH 23 channel crt rzens w~ttr>,1pcrr,g -new bulhs seen at K rngsbury H ome room of Roo Grande sharmg your ktndness and band rrans ce 1ver am t m 10 1S I C 1ww k tchcns A nythmq m Sa tes 11 00 E M a 1 n St sympathy made It possrbl e It doesn t matter where I go mpx radro 8 tra ck ster eo Real Estate For Sale t e 11odel1ng or re parr College on Monday, Porn eroy Oh lo or ca II 992 for us to contrnue durrng our Ca ll 992 3965 or what t do SEWING MACHINE Rcpdtrs 11 ! I 703.1 Jan . 5, !976 at 7 p.rn l1me o f sorrow and sadn ess Th ere shalt a lwa ys be some servtce al l ma k es 9Y'J '1281 " 12 2J lfc Harley Ltnlhrcum and 12 31 4tc l 1trle thrn gs to make me Th e F at:J r c Sh op Pomeroy THE TOP SHOP Famrty 1 44 AcRE for s-ale Phone 667 th mk of you • Au tt] or1zed Stnger Sctles Mid ClJ!i iOI t nu It Roo t Trusses V~rg1l 6 Sr Broker ]))3 1 4 11p Your lo v r ng smrle and Servr ce We sha ri)C tl I ortnr Cc1 Co unte r tops 8. M urlm Wedemeyer Mayor For Rent 1 4 r 7r c 110 Mechanic Pomeroy 0 p lea san t vo1ce wdl never ~<; t SSOr':> CaiJin! 1$ Coo tv 11! C 01110 Vrll iiQt? of Rto Grande Oh Phone 992 JJ25 f ade away 2 BEDRM mo b t le h ome 3 'l9 r f r 6~7 318fl C B BASE slat ron d c rn eo WE WISH to expr ess o ur ~ St II loved sl tll mrssed and so J;~aclne area Phone 992 256 r 1 ----~NEW LISTING .:.. Rutland s t e ttt e Do 1 m1ke, ~0 If very dear S1ncere thank s to all ou r 5858 lA Il l TRI M or cu t 1r ecs Jnd c oax mrght rnag A("l!ennrr Sa dly m rssed by W1fe Has 3 bedroom s ba th frrends and relall\les for sh ru bb er y P hon e ~ t9 25~~ COUG HEN(iUR Wa l e r Help Wanted · A l so 1 wheel traile r Phon e Harn e! or 7 123 167 thetr krndness durrng the Oeltvt:rv 41 6 39 6? 146 426 7 range refngerator «• ()O I) 773 ) 975 1 4 ltc rllness and death of my FOR RI!NT OR SALE 3 at1Y t11ne I'} I B 26 t c 11Af:IY<) IT1ER 1h my liOillC' ? basement dbl ga r age & 1 4 ltp husband and father Wtflram llr s Mon lluu 1 r r t; c ho or bedrm mobrle l"lom e un 2 14 II ca rport $i7 500 (Art l Snyder A speer at o11JI' Ch1 d Cal l r.t!! er I P m furn1shed ullltltes pard on •• Wanted D & J H OU SE of F abrte s thanks to Rev George 01ler f rr Jar, 2 146 7716 CHARMING - ' BR older R t JJ tf"l Burlingham Phon e 0 OA'V Janua r y Clearance Sate /\II J.!mes Stmpson funeral 992 1751 CII.SH pard t o r all n~1 kes an ct I 3 REFRIGERATION home w1f h formal d rtitJ19 matertal tn stock on sa t~ WALKER hound Wh tte Wtlh director of R awlrngs Coats REGR GARAT I O N heatrng models o f tnob1le h omes 12 J l rt c larg e bath, s t eam hea l r~as Open 10 am t11i 5 p m black sp o t s and a gr owt h on funeral home and Feen ey Phone nrea lur1e 6 tJ t /3 tl cc lr c. t! V~fl r s ex p 188 ... Monday thr ough Saturd a y fi red ). SpaCIOU S Y1lrd 10 l e ft htnd fl Lost m Kroger 9531 Healing Bennett Post No 128 REAL NICE <I rm hom e 1:171 J ..... 1 4 17t c parkrng tot 1 30 a rn A mer.can Legron for ther r' bath double car ga rage Rae~ n e n ear sc hool s 2;,8 If 4 !3 If '~ "T1\ Nr> A RD Sa turda y mO'I'n rng Call servtce and Columbus a nd nrce yard For infor mat10n • $ 16 500 f'tumbmq H c a!'ing TWO t rghtwetght cha n s aw s Bobby Port er Chester Southern boys Smcerel y cart 992 250 2 CA RP ENTER work house 215 1 hrrd I ve JJ6 J78 / SENSIBLE 3 8 R home Phone (614 1 985 <!157 W tl krnson Sma ll Eng1ne s Mrs Inez E ileen Snyder r e t"t'lOdcl lng wrrr ng ·~ 12 31 3t c Real Estate for Sale Hll If 498 Lo c u st Sl M tddlepor t wilh bath nat gas heal Mr and Mrs Le e Cadle Mr 1 4 61c p t un1b lng ptun lm g Ph .t46 ....; -M,.-...... Ph one 992 3092 3 BR HOME iUS! f n rs hcd and Mrs James Arthur trailer Wtlh eK 7~ 10 3 B'E DRM crty wa t er and lclrge C/d~ T'"f:: R 1i Plt) MBI N G GRAY and black pood l e tn lhe 1 4 6tc remode ling Salem S1 Snydt::"r Mr and Mrs Jack pand lr v rng r oom S Pornts ?S9 II "' HE A TIN G o\N O f a mil y room for the Gravel Hill area Mrd Rul/and Ph ottf1 747 230 6 Snyder and Family Mr and Phon e 992 3388 Cur f our!h & P 1nc ct11ld ren Ask 1n g On l y dtep ort Chtld s p et Call 992 after 4 p rn or sec Milo B Mrs Charles R Johnson 12 31 61 c GOOD quatrly hay Phone 992 DOlE R work exc. ava~r n g Phone l<l6388Bor 1161 11f 5867 Hut chrnson 365B end F am rly Mr and Mrs 18500 t.:md c lear ing Ph 416 OO'i l 16 \ I f 12 2861C i 2 x 60 f URNI SHED lrad er Terrence L Johnson and 10 '9 1t c 12 28 6t c NICE & NEAT - 3 B R s 290 I t "' Sons w lh washer and dryer Rent bath l arge~ dmmg full GENE Pl/\NTS& SO N 1 1 4 lie Laundry 6 RM HOU S E bart1 ; nero WALL PI\PER VINYL St 25 p er.t month .W t!h option WESTING H OUSE PLUMI31~G H ~ almg Atr ba semen t, gas F A fur pa1r c l earan c e P ri ce $488 full basem e nt ulllrty r oom HANGING AND PAINT ~ to b uy Phon e 841 24 65 Tbe Almanac Cn n(11rionJng 300 f ourlh par Phone (6 14) 985 3307 bu 11 1n por ch Qorage l NG FAST AND .,. na ce overlook•ng town Portland Ohto /we Ph 116 1637 I By United Press In· Ph one 992 7733 RELII\B l,.E CALL 'B6 614'2 12 28 7tc 1 4 6l c Only $17 500 II:\ I f II 30 TI C 261 If teroatlooal ENORMOUS - 12 rooms 5 19 I NCH Zen1 lh Ea r ly HO USE fr ee g as Pho ne 74? DEWI TT ~ PLU MBI N G Today is Sunday, Jan 4, the ~ 2577 or 742 2590 B R s 2 ba th s wood Amer1can Conso l e ROOr tN G ;Jnd Qu t t c r of all : i\NO HEATING OL DER- modem 1 rrn h ome Telev1sron Sat e $428 Also k,mds hOI aspha l t We t rx 1 4 6t p burntng frr ep l aces fourth day of 1976 with 362 to Rowtc 160at E verg rcnn car p eted and co mp l e t e ly fl oo r samp l e mode ls a1 th e nat ones Phone 367 059 r .... spac tou s modern ktlchen Phon ed 16 273.5 turnrshed w1th for ce d ac r follow Spec1al clea ran ce pnces P~:~ul Wa lk er TWO b edrm trailer l28 per furn~ce 1 acre tor Ph o ne 187 If nat gas furna ce f am rl y Phone (61 41 985 33 07 we ek A ll ut t ll! res pa rd 254 I I The moon 18 approaching 992 nao room and 2 large lots Want Phone 992 3324 12 78 !Jc :SI r 2 1l'tc !be first quarter L & A 1\ pplrilnct Ser v1 cr. 1 4 tfc $27,500 GE N ERAL Con trac tor Roan " Mrddleport. c, Ph "2 2111 dry er s ranges w a shers REVC O F r eezers 15 20 25 cu <l ddrt1 ons lluu sc raz1ng an (t The mornmg stars ~re NEW LISTING Char and U~t'd piHIS ] 00 I Ollrlll ft Specra l clea r ance prrcc s J BE'DRM IIOm e I US! teve l1ng at un1r num or v1ny l 10x5 0 F T TWO bedrm mobrl e Saturn and Venus five Rt2(1r J~6 7398 mmg J BR brtck r anc h Phone (6141 985 3301 l mtshed remndelmg Salem sr d l ng carpentry ot a ll ~ h ome ca rpet ed ntce J06 t I hom e N a t gas h ot water 12 28 7tc St Roll and Phone 142 2J06 The evening stars are ~tnd~ r oo t 1ng 367 0591 tocatron patro SilO p er after 4 p m or Sl? t:' Milo B Pou t Walker heal Beaufrful equrpped month depo sr t no p ets 31 , Jup1ter and Mars. H u tc htson 75~ r 1 mde s south of A lbany Cal l H&N DAY OlD or s tart ed ktt w tth extras Ointng Servtces Offered Those born on lb1s date are leghorn pullets Both fl oo r 9 23 tfc 992 7204 large famtly roo m roofed SAFE WAY or cage grown ava rl ab le SPECI '\ L Off SIO DSOii pr ices on 1 4 6t p under !be sign of Capricorn. ~t10 dbl garage a nd 3 A LAR M CO Poultry h o u sing an d Fur ntlurc Upho t s rer1ng now 01! GALLIP OliS ... Sir Isaac Newton, TR A ILER • space , J ~ mtle automat r on Modern level lots $4 6 900 to ltrsr o t morch t976 C.1l l 13URGL/\R and flre a t urm f or Poullry 399 W Man north of Meigs High School n ow S ave i. Mowrey s discoverer of the law of NEW LISTING M am Pom eroy 992 2 164 h ome b u>;. tncss md ustry on old R 1 33 Phone 992 2941 rurn1ture and Uptwls H: r1ng m oth 8 r oom .home 6 gravity, and actress Jane Pll 1 16 ~60J or J80 8)08 1 t lt c Phon~ 67) 4151 1 4 l tc bedrooms, 2 ba ths gas J02 II 306 I I Wyman were born Jan 4-lie • ~EDUCE SArE and l as • w rth F A furnace Lo ts of ntce HOU SE tn Rutland Ca ll 992 m 1642 and she m 1914 t< & M Con struc:tum GoBese tab l ets & E v.1p OO!J LANE~ Comple te Boo k. 5858 panelmg a nd carpefin9 Co miHlny water p1tts Ne l son Drugs. Also on Ibis day m history k.ecprng an d T rHC '>e r v tCC' Only $18 500 1 4 lfc All T yp es ot Construc t ion " 1 4 Jtc 1371 , Sec ond Ave (Ac ross In 1885, Dr William Grant free es t rnnttts 446 9202 ~ DON"T BUY UNTI L YOU fro m Pos• Olflce) and bath furnished apt CUSTOM 4 x 8 regu l a! ton pool 249 I ~ of Davenport, Iowa, per- 3 RM HAVE SEE N THESE Gatlrpolrs Ph <11 6 79 0 0 1n Mtddteport 1nqu1r e at table W!lh accessorr es Ca ll Wct>kly and monthly sc rvr ce fonned the first apKay's Beauty Salon 169 N 992 Z238 H OWARD Peck Willer • f or comn1C> r Ci dl accounts 4 ROOM S an d bath tn Second , Mtdd leport MIDDLE PORT - Ex DeltiJory d~y or nrgh l 245 1 4 61c pendectomy The pallent l ncmne Tox Pr eparat1on Pome r oy near Kroger s 9315 or 388 8167 12 30 4tc ce llen t Lot - N •ce bulldmg 1 3 Stor e s..r 000 Phone 992 2129 made a compl.ete recovery S EJ'IR S R OEBUCK ar r 292 II or se e Jerry H awk Ideal for home or ap<Jrt compr essor and wood lath e BEDROOM furnish ed ---of'l In 1937, about 10,000 nahan 1 apa I 4 12t p ment w 1fh very littl e cost Ph one (6141 985 3577 rtment at Vlllaoe Free esttmates on car. troops landed in Spam to help $1 000 M anor Phone 992 3273 1 4 61c poling ud onstallation. !be nationalist forces m !bat 12 19 26tc POMEROY - ~ ' ce 2 slory Wt'tl brongsamples to your GRAIN FE D beef deii!Jercd frame, lovely k •tch tm, 3 country's civil war. FU RNI SHED apartmen t 4 Phone 992 267 1 or (6 14) 985 home with no oblogatoon. 8 BR, full basement. hoi room s and bath adults only 334 1 In 1948, Burma became an See how you can really Phone 992 5909 water heat $17,000 12 3 1 3tc Independent nation after 12 18 lfc REEDSVILLE - 22 acres centuries of influence and 0 RM HOU>S E and bath tor COA L lrmcstone and a ll types wtth gas we ll 2 apa rt of salt and r oc k sa lt for tee control by Great Br1tam m e nt s home, M obile rent In Pomer oy Call 992 Mlh Young, Manager and s now removal Ex 5741 The leader since 1900 tn home Inco m e $410 J:jef'l In 1974, President Nu:on Sales and lnstallatton ce lsmr Salt Works East 12 2 26t c servmg the natton's buyer month ALL IN COOD Marn St , Pomeroy , Ohro refused to release any more Rt.l, Pomeroy, Ohio 457" Ph one 992 3891 CO NDITION $25 000 and seller ~ l'tlont doy or night of !be 500 documents sub- HOUSE 5 rms and bath m 12 7 tfc POMEROY - Large 1 Racine Phone 992 5858 614 2206 poenaed by the Senate FARMS , HO S, 12 4 ti c st or y fram e Had 2 197t HONO J\ 7 ~0 I or d 2000 Watergate committee. BUSINESSES, L E & a par t m en t s, 5 BR, 2 baths, tra ctor p s d tfl erentral RECREATIONAl loc k front end we rgh t s and Prefer accountmg graduate and one who IS F U R Jij I.S II E C" N gas FA hea l SlO,OOO u p ar1men t other extra s Ph one 992 PROPERTY Mtddleport MIDDLEPORT -l lloor experienced 1n the health field. ,.----------------------., adults only387rn 3658 \ Phone 992 J plan 2 BR bath full 12 28 6t c Llshngs needed , please call 3 25 ttc EVEREADY basement r ecent ly ;us tf you wanl to sell your GE Salary negollable. -iTIMErabblts 1Soldhcns renovated carport $13 000 J ANO 4 RM furnished and POLAROID home or re locale Phon e 217 2206 unfurn ls11ed apt!. Phone 992 lofOLSON ALBUMS POMEROY 1% acres S4J4 1 2 Jtc An equal Opportumty Employer . (originally had 2 houses) CONTACT US FOR 119ttc Nice for 'home or tra tiers ONE Purebred Hanlpshrr ( FREE CATALOGS ~~tr~ tftdtvtdual Mile or Femate nt"fdfd to dtttr•bvte Send Res11me To: male hog 10 n ice p1g s tor $3 000 world famous KOO•k h m and ctner Ohoto Produ cts throuth COUNTRY Mobile Home companv .stabhshfld IOCII1C:11i 'HO !U!LliNO OR SOL sa le Phone 1014 ) 698 88Y6 Park R.r l3 ten mtles north 805 DEXTER - 30 clean acres 804 W. Mam ICITING RIOUIRELI" M.lk!' ll'l• s vour year for tndtpen 12 30 61c ot Pomeroy Lerg• lOis wltt-r mostly fenced Home , barn df'nce 00 rnvestment Gu.ar•nteed 12 month repur Pomeroy 992-2298 concrete petfos sidewalks chaseo agr~ment a nd other butldtng s runners and off street LOCU ST po sts Phon e 71' After Hours Ca II parking Phone 992 747' 23S9 ~17,500 - S3 500 down B..' I CALL Mr Marll ft 992-7133 monthly 12 31ttc CoiiKt Atl4 211 tTSI 12 9 26tp ~------ ~---~-- -------MtnUy to ~rfllliy, t • m tot ' m • S T REAL ESTATE IS YOUR 4 RM and beth unfurnished CONTACT NO W sttll)ng 1 uller Brush BEST INVESTMEN T Or WriN 'lttltMt ~..r ..... ,.re1teM I•I...,.._JiACI tHt 16SO lincoln ._.gts Phone Proc:ruc li Ph on e 992 3410 Loo• Pauley 992 ll1• CALL US TODAY 1M Ill Jnllt_., CelwMhl, ONii tans 10 6 t t c &anch Manaqer u 28 ~·( 45631 - NEW, All 1975 Ph 99'2 2174 - - - - -- 1973 MAVERI CK Ph 67 5 l63J PRICED FOR QUICK SALE! Quality Print Shop HAPPY NEW YE R 446 JO I 6 SALE r-~----~-~----------,· Pomeroy Off te e IDS Butt ernu t 992 3345 Formerly Wef!d Whole sal e F e aturtng Delux Zcrox Co py Sr;rvlce Ot l lcc Su ppl cs Mimeograph Suppt r cs tar<Je~t seleclta11 of we d dmg SUPPIICS n South eastern Ohio ~ Th e Pnnt Shop Compl et e f Stttr rn bu s1ness rn M•d dtcportl 12e2n1 o \100 • ·B usiness Services FREE ESTIMATES Blo\lin ln•ulatoon Servoces 1960 fORO r a Icon 1576 ·------J I 992-2126 ... "Your Chevy Dealeru E 18 Open Y&S. Ti Po I !"' meroy ---·H·III-·IIIIII.IIIIII•H••H•Itl For Sale GRA IN l ed Freez~r beef and car cor n 388 9991 30S 12 CLEAN rugs ltke new so easy to do wrtb Blue Lustre Rent E lec tn cl Shampooer SJ Central Supply 304 6 ~OLD~A-WAYCOi -eXC"Zond . 2 mattresses new , also used bed Early Amerrcan homestead mattress and box tncludc-d, 440 3487 any t rme aHer 5 both rn exc cond -~ -· 13 TWO Carry on F light B•os N ew Nev er used Perfec::t g rfl for trave ler Phone 245 5620 afler 5 293 If -------------- AUTO wa sh er and dryer , e)(c cond Ph !146 279ll 306 6 ------ --------- USED washers dryers end electric r•nu es, A l cond , guaranteed 1.. & A Ap pl ranc es 300 F ourth A\'e r ear 446 7391, also s.rvtce calls -- - - - - - - - ----- ' f i : : I I • C • , • • �r!~~~1~'h:e~S~un~d~a~y~T~i,~n~e!s~-s.~·:l!ltl~n=e~l~~~~~!4,~1~9~76~..................................... .~~~a.~~-·••..•wr-..u~~..........................................................................~~·-- ilJi ·- TtM· !itmctay ·rmlt.'s - :-it.•ntmc l . :-imu lil ~ .. btl . -1 . 1976 • COMPARE OUR PRICE .. • ~ IH SQ . The ·WISEMAN 25112 Locust St . Gallipolis, Ohio Nl'w , b · rrn n r I t•v t' l 1 br1Ck. •ltl d l r ilnl ('. !' lt' C (.I'll <nr . 11 . t vnr h~f11!i ~. 11Cilf' l1 iiiH1 1,\!1\ i ly ro('Hll j),l l! \' 1. (Opper p lunlbll ll.l t<.rt chl'tl ti;t<; r't 1/V r, I"'Hjl~ < ~11 11 c1• !>posn l ! Itt:> ht'U'!Ie 11,1 ~ t•)( ll"il I,IHI C 1'11 1 ~ liv !'Ill 11 ' )I t 'o ' ,·,n it !>~drill S ~ u i t,1f.) l c t or. ~ •n q si JL' l urnitu r P I OC .llt' d <'fi~ ' 1\ 48 ACRES ,.... N v IJull rHnn<; Pc.rrv IOC III(•d miles I WIJ fr om hl.'\c k.t o p road IU on town 13 ACRES ~ <til c l t•ct ri c \'VI Ih rooms , bal h fi n d m o d ern hO!lH~ . sfx a h.ll t 11 .1s com p l c lt! l y (iHp ciNf C1,rpc t wit h s tur ~1 qe r oom Sh own by <lPPOint rn('n t 8S ACRES Mn t. lly . wood ed , 18 mi l es from to wn w i lh m o b i l e homll..' OH 1d "''~" C hcd new 'lL))';.tQ i'ld d iti on with I.H qc h r t.' pt.l n· 1\ l!i.o <; r oo m dw c llifl!i covered lo q 501H t' ou t Sh ow n by ,,p oln d buil dinas pointm c nr . SMALL BUSINESS ~ IJ,, i l s tore ill l vcoon L .lk f.• duin q ~ood busine ss l' loC" k bu i l di rl{.f , wilh l iv i n q Q1.J iHi e rs ,,n d invL•n t o ry 1\ lso two r oo m Cc,bi n on re.l r o t 10 1. by d r o1p~ s •1j) ,l nd IJ ~ t h , b,lSt' IH (• nl L<1rlj L' •n•f nc~icl f l' posse ssio" \i" l o l 1.h~ r OC it l i.• d ,lnd "Qt1riHJ (.' , i'l lriq lu i lHI ~ ff BEDROOM UOME c ornp h •l\lly lurn iSh L•d on onl' .t c rc to l w .u, <:h•tt n ' d ttoou block 0 11c c-o.r ct llf•l~c BUILDING StTES ~- h.t vc S<' \lt' rcll to choose frolll Ih ot c,ln be bouqht wil l\ !> rn.111 • duwn p.1ymfm t RON CANADAY REALTOR 446 -3636 Any Hour 011 GEO~GES CR . RD . t 1 ou ~P ,1 11 C<'l rp CI. pl l'nf y k i l t<t b . , ~ b.l l h S, I fl. N .'l t <1 <15 lll'UI , Goo d M O IS P~ I:: ')st o r y , 6 h o m e . tile bloc k 1\ ,\rq ni n .11 'i l f ,OOO . 1ull lo t. LAND CONTRACT 11 1 tow n {. roo-n•s . bctlh , om d Crlrpnrl l\nJ lot wiH1 t rt' l' 'i s tainiL• s s SECO ND AV E - rni . S h1r (HI(' IJ fdQ room ~ "n d $ 11 ,000 p ofnlmc n l only CLOSE T O TOWN · · r, r 1n s lur.lq c b ldtl Pri ce $7'> . )00 . ilnd l,i t lrll . VICTORY RD .-- ,J', / 1 v..ool h ' ]J IHOc1t.• l M o bik ilO II1 t'. IJ i q QoOt l b.l r n , lob . b oJ SC .t rH t f l' n (; t'S On l y ':lit :J, 'IU0 PORtSMOUT H RD . -- b rill S plu ~ I 11 U1Hi ry ,l i iCI bilSC C l~ IIM . N i _ t C kiiC tlC'Il tmd d in r ill s . G.1s f ur hf',11 . . r,t ora u t: bl dQ . 1'1' "' 16 '. po u lt rv hou SC' .m d c arport . 1 :l 1\ l o l O n ly S I 6 . UOU . VINTON AREJ\ .'1 rnr !rou se . Wil tl h oll h , 1J il n 1 <lnd Oll1c r ou l .llltl ~ t ~ .. lo c a t t·d o n ,, '1 1\. tot.. Good q.1r1te n l :;u rd . ~" rice $ II ..'100 . STE W ART RD . -- II! f\ p.-'lr I holl or rr . tob bci fo l' , ll ttrrr .~n d p ,1 rlirllly lin i5 1l t'll. tt i"m . 'I s tory lt ou sc . Uwnl'r Ulltlbl l' I O COm p i i'IC lh t• hOU SI' .lrHl wa nt s hi S IH Oil i 'Y l . l!ut o l i t flski n ct Sl 'l . OOO REALTY 2S Locu~t ~t . Howard Brarinon, Broker ' Office 446 -26H Lucille Br.1nnon ~ vc . .446 · 1216 .or 446 ·16 74 . NEW Y~AR SPECIALS BUSINESS QU·ARTE:R S - ~ Ver y plu s h wilt] o il ~ t r c ·~ t p .-ukinq pl us J 1\R l ivi 11q qu,lrl c r s, .l<l r ctL' ki i ( I1C il . f cln d Jy r ooru , c.rr porl , downtown Mt d th e p r ic •· is ri!Jhl S W AN CR . ·- 9 )Ir s o l d ..l bill rm ~ wrth boJ i h ilud il ll l~ t hL•d Q<lr . 11 ha s ;1 b ctrn . S l·o r c , b ld Q and IJ i q worlo.shop : ,1tor,o !oiJ · bi) St' iHHt .I {\ lt' v r;l n t10 . HLJ\' · I Or $1 1. 000 : tiO in lJu~i n css .md t, l t ~ v cr worr y il iJO ul h<tvi uc) i'l '"" GERMAN BEAUTIFUL TllREE BEDROOM Just ten minute dri-ve t rom c ity . (,lr p e tcd thr uug lwul exce p t k it c h en a nd b ~1scment . I am ge ff ing inquiries on Mobile Uomes that .1re set up , Small ONE HALF A. LQT De lu xe mob i l t' honH~ 11' x 60 ' with q as r cmq c an d rt'f n<H ura l qas h ea t . · c .upor t <ll1t1 s torage . SIO.OOO. LISTINGS WANT ·EO If Wf list your pr og c rlv we will 9 i vc it l hl' best 0 1 our ability to prom ote , • sal e We wil l save you t i me , worlo. and m u ncy . C el li toda y il will p ay . LOTS B ldQ . to ts Mobil.' ho m e tot <o . We rto l them .. We build your p l ans o r ours . We got il . /\ 11 rang t's, go o d locations . Br i ck . ~a nch hom e , 3• BR bath . kit c hen ·w ith hard wood 1 c abine.ts , r a ng e , lc'H qer L R, Ca rpeted. pHneled and w e ll insu lat ed, ga ra~ e . on Mi l ch ell 1 .' ADE L AIDE DRtV E I ove ly .I 1\ R r ;ua : h h o~~ H W fl oors . q.1 s h t•n l , o~ir cti n rl ilrl d l! dl'd(jl ' I lit ' k il C!It' ll ,.., (O illl)l t' t t' Wo lh 'l •l rh ,l lit' RIVER~ Re11fly ~~ ~ . { f 0 0 r1 Ll 'q Inc. tl 1sp . di <ihWil ',hf'r , 4' YI' 11' \l j' l 446-3434 f'ALTORS CONSU L TAN . O '>Cil r Ra i •·d J ohn Fut.l'c r Douq Wc th crllo ll .J ~1 St•cn •h1 A ~l' . G,,ll!puli ":., 0 . ANY HR . 446 . 1998 Neal Re~lty . N E W USTING :l t\R llon1 t• on f 101\ lo t' one nr i h~ from city l im i t!> T' o l,ll l' h'c tri c. 10' x 11' o u t bui ld 1nq , C.lll I Odily for yo ur .:Jp pni nt nwnt Pr ice $1 .t . ~• U O NEA R RIO GRANDE J l\R h 0111C ._.y~lh .lQ ! s ,,01 l'>< l ,..lS . I VII b ilSC/11l' lli With woodbur n i nn lircp l a ce. !ol.l l o l c c l r i c , ,, t, '} 1 •• bi! t hs Mu !:- 1 bl' !'.Cl' ll t o f_)(' .t ppr cc ia l c{f Pri ced in tow .m s SR NO . 160 ·1 11 1iiL• 5 Iron• Hol ter w e h tlV C <1 J n l.! ho m e ilnd lot for lrokers - luildl'n Auction•en RANCHO COMPANY Addison 317 .oJoo G•flipoli i 44' ·000J FOR S AL E OR TRADE (O IIll1l l' r Ci,1 1 bUII (liiHJ Wll h tl fl I' ll! •II H 1 b ,l !h IJIJ ~ I ,l ll' 'i lntol ll'[l .tiJU tJI 1 111i tr nn , Io w n ll'illl l l) l fnt q 1 11 d ~i r H1 hn , , . "' ~· o~oo t.J"O, t,~V r.1 n c h in I Yt L·xu' ll t · n t 1\ R ~ . litun dry LI ST IN G ··- Very hom e in C r ow n Cit..,. , J lJ ud ruo m s. tir t.' placc 11 1c1S it ~ r l>t'd r oo m . fu lly Colr p ctc d , f a mil y ro o ltl C<HilO rl I. OC ili L' d 0 11 ,1 11 i( ldr Qc l evel l o t. i l:' N.EW LISTIN G --' Lov e ly i c k rnn c h wi t tr .! b C'drrn s , 11 : b,lth 5. l ul l)l car e l cd . Cl'ntra t' ,lir , ') c<•r ar<~cr e w i ll • l• l ct· t ri c Lo c,l1 Cd nn n n ice ,"1 1 Counlr y 1\ir wit h 1'111 , l.uq e <II S h W d 'i iH· r 1 ? ~ 7-ll <t l ll i ly r m w dh f.J·' ' '~ door s. n·n l ral worlt•r .lll cl ".f' W IIl9 i)I Ht ,\ flill IOf II) Rud ti !'Y Vi l l ,lqt• I ! NO DOWN PAY ME NT IF YO U OU /\LIFY - ! f y ou h,1vt• a cw od to b ru rd ttoOI1 r r e di t. lill..' !. Urp to <; t' t' lll l 'io r.Jo u bl c With.• lliO IJii L• · h ~1lH' W1lh '! B R\ , IJ IJill 111 kl! c h<'n . s h.lC] r arp rt .ln d " IMq e ll <rt lot 1r, /\ct di son n1ew r wp , LO TS OF d • r r·cl iO il:, ( l u •,. r y ·lo LISTINGS N EEDED W E AOVER' Tt SE NATIONALL 't W E BUY -~ SEL L ·- TRADE . RANNV BLACI<BURN , BRANCH MANAGER HANDYMAN 'S SPECIAL b •1 1h in c ity . \J , OOO:-Off iCL' Ph . 446 · 1694 Ev en i ng s Charl es M . N L•a l 446· 1 546 J . Michael Nt'.li4 46 • 150J Sitm N ea l , 446 -73S8 ~ ROOM~ <lrt d KNons School of A uctloneeri~Jg JU S TL!t< E N EW ---·· lh is bedroo m h o m e h <lS o •, •p lc t cl y re done . <1 b inc ts in ~i!c h c n . h roo m , lovclv a r pe l , Owm•r lina nCL' cou n ty w itt· t rade . 1 or t<~ n d conira ct. W E 8U,V , SE LL , TRADE E YL•runq s Cilll ! Il l.! HOME . ai r c ond . , b l r il t m f •\119C . 19/ 1\dcl oJiUc Drive . Gil ll i po tis . Ph . J·16 2990 . J0 4 6 We !il' ll crnyiiHnq for anybody ,.t our AuctiOn ""'rn or in vour hom (' . For' info~matiort ollld pickup sarvrcc call 2S6 · 1947 . Sale Evcrv Sitlurdily Nttht <'117 p . m . SWAIN AUCTION SERVICE K enneth Swain, Auct . , corn t r Third & Oliv e CAL SANDERS AUTO REPAIR SERVICE res~me oper<~lions in lhe Will Body Shop. Jan . 2, 1976 2 Mechanics On Duly We appreciat~ bu si ness. Stop ~y estimate . 446 -9562 your for an THE 0. K. LOOSE LEAF TOBACCO WHSE. ' Ripfey , Ohio We , are now unloading for sale Jan. 7th or 6th, 1975. Here are some of your neighbors averages for our last sale on Dec. 17, 1975. Daniel A. & Sadie Notter & Howard O' Nea l $114.76 Lester Green 107.42 C. W. Bush 115.00 Ray Lewis 112 .74 Georgi<~ She lton & Keith Grate 107.19 Georgia Myers . · 111.83 Richii!rd & Alden Neal 111.19 Tracy Fraley & Alden Neal 110.28 Thurman & Inez Ma~s 105.03 Ernest Unroe & Garrett Campbell 108.30 Waller Pope 105.60 Wm. R. Haney 106.97 Frank Shelton 5105. 71 Dan H. Stewart 109.49 John P. Drummond 109. 12 Michael Whittaker 114.46 l rt1111 ifV II HI I OO ill ,11Hf r001 11 twn 11.•11 11 s . , t; l,l •in; . P ill ' r t ' IIIJ V, ! li (l ll G. lti iJ WI • .., P i!'jl rr (. l c,111 ,., t111111HI Clt H ' I 1973 PLYMOUTH DUSTER doO r , 2J5 Sla nt t,, 318, 7 IIR n 1o bll e horne . c'o un t ..,. w .l1P r and·.- , r c ond 4.J6 0 .'}94 181 i t pOWt:' l' thnn "9()0 \'1iH AVAILABLE-- n11 1c·s fo.JP w v.a, .automatic, radi o, Vinyl .- r oo f. Dark green, v.i h i l e vi ny l l&lalo roof . Dark o; teerinq , v•nv l rtJ() f . q olcl tn ! Crin, , qold l 11 11 ~.h, gol d vi 11 y l r oo f , l•;ss '1 81 '11 green in! er ior . (.:11· I 1)n fy GI\ LL!P O LI S ' l i n cs t ap r lo r tea se Color Tv . pa s Ct• nlr<t l heal. ce n tral rt ir COn di l tOIH' d Mobi l (' hOnl l' ·ovc rlo o t..11 rQ r'ive r ~ m allet! .1p(lrt ll tCn l. one per son , t w o bedroom furn is hed hous C' Phont.• .t.i6 03 3 8 up u~ tt clown jJr O(I I'!'S!O LI C H l housl.'k c cp inQ r oom Pc1rk Cf•rltr.tl H o te l ' •< h oo t 78 I f ! llf' C' t• M .u 1y b ur l l Ill', I wu l) r' drncrr ro h ()tl l v Cl/1 '•I ' I (n r tl •\ Vl' ll lJt' , ),t r (l t' l lllt S il Cd rtH tnt )Jp ~ l.-,rs . 1 •l •lr ol'l t' h ,1'il'l ll <' ll 1 tl~ ll l rll l I UUI I I Wil l\ 1)(1111 i'l' lllt ll Oil r1 ' d f ur I I I IJPI'r ! y , IH IC e (l ~ I '• ~ t 1own hv '·' " oov . jlfll t llll to ' lll '"··•' IWH •·d. br• dr n t) ll l , loctll c d o u !'. ' lut <; , o'lll,l(ll('d u •n rtt •r n \..de h r r1 l ~ .illipol •' ( itv jl p.:,t r t( P h one I ~ 1\C I.! E\ w olf t . •"~ Crf•S of llr t.• lrt •-, t tor n 0 1 tob t1Ct o t.ltH1 ·; br l 'h ..lflM II , L:)(c Wl'il. o' ld bo~ rn . ~ vr 1.000 lb tob11 cr o IJ II ~t· . I nril c o ff Rt. 1, Sou! h on Cl ,1V C!1t1p e t J~ll 1. 16 ,000 . llPr n ,lrd Pr i n c e . 1<11 '1, II())( 11.1 fl . Crown C ity , Oh io '19 ·1 16 •• If H EI\ S O N /\ Ol Y pr ice d r ooms !-.pcci al week l y ra1cs Clr e tc 's Mo t eL IJ HO E ast er n 1\ vC' .l.tt, 7'i0 I 19/ II )1. t '/0 ' 1\ R C.E lit;~h t (J,H il U C , ')1 0 .000 f aci ng p.;~rk , ho . u sc k. ce pin~ . room o l cv .:ttor f a ci l ities lo r r e tired p er son P .1 rk Cen tr<tl Hot el . Y/1 I t ~ c tro o l I C.1 ll Wuotlln !tur .Hl Cl' H. R t•.ll E!tl.lfe' -1 •16 1066 E vc ntnq !i.· W~ ~!o dl Wood• 44b · >lll8 ',hnw n Q ~· .. p ,; n n t! 0 '10 ~ 30~ ,A r 11 11 ' 1'1 1 (lply 367 ~ .arp t: h • d l ll lt ' l' h n ll" ''i t n nclilo o nrnq , birt h i ri1n l h l uu qll uu t Prt CI' tl to ..,, .fl 'f.', }f'' • Ollil ilt tl y rtoo n t . tw o 111 '\ tl l il ! t' d , ~ TR I\! U~ R spa ces loca te d i n Ch esh ire , rl'a dy l or h oo k up .. JIIrL'P I Q l ldiii O II IIICI . 111 1 BR!I.DOURY furni sh ed e t ll cil.' n cv ilp t. , N o . •1 a vall~bl c lir'> t ' ol ·m o nt h J\ dul ts only , 110 ~ p e t s 719 Se cond Ave . • 1973 CHEVROLET CHEYENNE Y[l\ f.,{ Ol n ., llt: droo 111 llr ic h t i tHHt' in new t l i v isiu n . l u ll b.1S t.' ll1 l'l1 1 ctoll i ) lt' c<• r t 1,ir.1 Q l' , 1 • ' ,_.,ll h s . full y t;,lrtJ r lc d . !l u i ll I ll k. ( l r !lC il Wi ll1 d i$hW,ISI1Cr ilrHf rtr SpO Stl l , CN1 1r ,ll ol i r .t .tn f H;1 1 .l i! Pr .t p , 11 c, ,lf 304 ! I ~. ub 'I ] lir"************-******"'·········•'****''*'***'••·•• 0 ~ · F lce lsidc, l wt10t>! dr.i v·P. f:ljd, ufl, r i.ld'i c1, .1 5pC'ed , po ~• e r bra k es, 6 cyli nd er , blfl<. k f int!ih. b lttt' k &, !<in in\t~11 m : tn lnt & snow tr ea d s . U~s s th an 2.000 m i l es . ,!l'..f l eetsi de P'icku p. 360 . V.a. Western mirrors . Cln d white fini sh, st ep b u m per 1 '2695 NEW RE GE N CY . I nc . apartmenls , '1 BR , Ph . 67 S ~ to.t or 67~ 53 86 . San d H Ill ~ct . , flolnl P IP a!.ant w . VA . 191 II 1972 FORD F-1 00 1976 CHEVROI.H CUSTOM.DElUXE U' S t yle ~ ld e:. 307 VB , ) lt!fJ 1"\.ll,llPN; strtndn1d o,h d l. r.tdltt, '3·\, 000 1111lec,·. ·1·11\ 09'1! '2295 P.S .. • i... GALLIPOLIS ! CHRYSLERit :;:;:;.;.;:;:>;~;:;.PLYMOUTH . ;:;.;::::;:;:;:;: ;:;:;:;:::;::::::.;:::::: :.:~·1::::::::;;;:;:::;.;;;;;:;.;:;:;:;:;:;.;;.~;:;.;:;:;:;.;:;.;:;.;~:;s;;:;:;:;:i::;:;~:~!:,,J;/t:~==$::::::::J For Rent ... 2 B F(MOB ILE hfJmf.' for ~I DO, J c :., ., ,, , , , ,~m~~~,,, ,~,~:t.}~:tmt~~er:, r:•~, !. .,~· ·...·.; . -· ....... .....,.,~ ................... ' ' C~R ~~LE j .USED SE~OU T 3 BR H OU SE on N e i ghborh ood R d . ~IS G p er mo n th 4~6 7699 day , 4.J6 953'} cvenin ys. ?93 t f SLE EP I NG Room , w e;; Kiy ra te, Ga ll til HQtc l 203 If ;----··-- VER Y ni ce 3 br . hon1 e, f'cl ng e . und · re fr' ig , C.:lrpct ing th r oug h out , S?OO 11'1 0. plus cl e p osil. Catl i k e W is <•n: d n at Th e Wis r.man Agency , .J •I6 ' 364:'1 . 266 If s. . OVER 12 USED TRUCKS • . FURNI S HE D a pa r lmcnt, a lt ut ilities pai d, adu tl s onlv . P h . J46 9573. '\.,. 296 If NO REASONABLE OFFER Will BE REFUSED••• 2 BR ap arl m en ts . rent :; tart s $ 141 .5 0 . A l 1 Ll tililrcs paid Call '~115 9 17tl . :J97 .If ,--- ..... CARROLL NORRIS DODGE . \*********************************'********•-·•* 'lJ.'Oll f, I •1 II Cc•dil r 6 Ill(! dp l 9:). h lQ 0 9~2 1',11o• 3 BR MODERN riou sP. In tow n , $1 50 pe r 010111 h .1.1 1.1 169 9 d~y . JJ f:i 9 ~]'? l'h·11 r1~t!:o .l. For Rent I l , t !I' Ci riiOtll hi '( l it;h ~· l ~ ntt.' l •1·16 ·17 13 29911 .V.Ol\ 11. E t10 11l f''Q pnct?ICir rent . .t (l uoo~ · 'l~7 .-t9 tt Over so Nice L•to Model UHd C.rs To Chao.. From. £GALLI POLIS CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH • . 1639 EASTERN AVENUE, GAI.LIPOUS. 446-3273 . For Rent For Rent t A ll ut itti !('S pa id . gerl1 cn ur1 r ru il r!! u eox 39J -.. t o• Daily T r lb um: 2" l:r 1 AP I . ilnd llla jor appt . h •rn . Sil O pe r rn o nth . 'J ' 13R ap t , upp l on ly turn . ' 175 •1 •16 159 9 . d r ,1p( ~S 306 I I t WI N single house T wo B . R . Ul,i t w i ttl n ice siZe yard an d pa li o . Has di s h was h er , rt'lnqe . and re t . J46 45 70 IJR m o bile hom e lil<.c new good neigh-borhood C'n Sl R1 7 c l ose to a ll wo r k . C<'lll Jd6 4170llc tw eenHdti CI l O a 111 ., ,1 to 6 :30pm 26 JOO If -II 1\'oOB ILE llPtne sp,'ICt' , I mi l e fr om ltMC . Ph . 446 380S. 26.1 11 i'' fH~ ( - mobi , C' Lv r• r rp ct: n Ph . home ,1 1 J]l} 22!1,.!. Jti6 6 - -- -,.,.- - TARA 0 GAI.J,IPOLIS, 0. 60 STATE STREET ' 'J9J . t l 0 0 -~.--..:...-- 2 BR mobile 110n1c on fa'> ter n · Ave, n o pP I\ , ~dufls vn t y . 446 0390 . ·ovER 40 USED CARS 74 DODGE DART 4 DR. ;~·!~~·.~;:•s••~•s•··~~"~u:-~,~ ...'2995 . 17 000 1 ' cr d p s.. i> B '3695 74 PONTIAC LeMANS PORT ea'lie~ ' "h"efs." ·"·•••••••••••••• '3495 74 QfEVY MAUBU CLASSIC 2 Or ..H.T.• air, P .S., P . B. ··············~ ··········· '2095 ! 73 VOLKSWAGEN l.et.i-~\:'.tt~·.n ..................... •. 72 FORD PINID S.W••~~::~ •••••••••••••• ~ •••••••••• 11595 6-auto .. two-lnne oainl ' '1495 72 NOVA ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 6·sfick, extra sharp. · .,·'· '1595 72 NOVA ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 73 DfEVELlE WGUNA ~3.<nflliiM''f•\•M~ ••••••••••• '2795 73 I'UEVY MONTE CARlD1 Dr. H11.l . Lo.al .car. IRattve wheels . '3295 ~ ··~·················· 72 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 4 DR SEDAN. j ••.•••••••••• '1795 ilaAooDA 2 DR AI,· .. P.S.,' P. B.. 318. engine. '2395 73 PLY BAR~ ············~········· 1 73 FORD CUSTOM 4 DR SEDAN •••••••••••••••••••• 1695 0 - ..... .... ALE ! 74 DfEV. CAMARO Z-28 1 \~o'~~~·l•~~.c.l'~~~:"'t•f•~•~•B••• 13895 1 br m('lb i l e h() m e 'I.I'l'_· . .t46 . • 0 175. 2f.7 I f , ,,.,,, Rt:d • "' ' J o hn FultL•r 446 . 431 7" Lee Johnson 15.6 ·6140 Doug Wt'lhcrholl446 -4244 Eitrl T. Wintcn44 6· 38111 SWAIN AUCTION BARN t.11H1 I y 11,tl ur ,1J " "" lh l' rll iilp ot t lo: W II HlDW'> , 1,r r 11 -;"H .t oe . Cl 'll l t',ll CE Nl' E N A.RY •.,i'•'""· f~n. u f. '-ol ll nt · l•r cp i ,rr , •.., , IWII IJdlll" '• IH ' <i fr OW t' ' 111". 1\ W, I .., hl' f o~ rr£1 q. rriJ .HJt' d• SIJO'l..l l hu i i (I II HI o r l llt'(IIH.f ,1 IIIO!Jd o• fW ir H· . c<JII . 1 . 1 ~ OtlOH todo~y N EAR t.! ivt' r I' OO tll ' f ', ' J<, ',l. t ' , dll ll ll\1 I' OU irl dt H I tiP il Ooi iH' Ii •(t Will\ W tl t • l llo • l OWNER '"' AS lr,lll ~ ll · rr ~· d . u 1 d 'n lt t' l" ._] IH~ r t1 1H II in c rtv 'i ~s{}. ' <; I wi ll r '} Il l \ . 'th t•n . 1,1umir y rn1 , • ttqh'l , l l i'lr ,lflf' •IIHI In, c• l o t $ 7'J , illO i)I' I C t.. I H / 11 11' ! r(n il thtWIIltiWI\ c., t111p ot r:. · , i ly w .~t. ·r . \ j),lt iOII'\ liVIIIti I I \I IIlli Otl ll lfl~; t A ll I<H.rl o•d 1111 11 \llt"'; b'1 LOT S l iO IJ "t' o•r lnnl<. 11rq 1!11' 0 111,0 Hi Ve l , ' I u w1• r • n r n~t •tl i, , ,, . ..., G,lflipO I I<t I .- .rq1' • q ,lr c'len lo t Mntl err, k.iltlwt l , I .Htl t' l llrr ·t • IH' c1! CH illi t),l '•l' I ll h '({) •; l) f'L •,lt f (',1 1 ~ J r t'<o <1ft · • oi,Hil 'l'll 1-dlt 111' 11 . ll i{t' l dll· y , ( 4'1! 1 •ll r .lild tJ< lr.liH' toc <~tt • d in .r 111 ( 1' '!'-~ i d • • ll ll irl ,l n •a 'ol'vP n 1 ou r IJt•t!rnum IIOIIlt' 11 \ th r C OtJtllry I !H dCrt' 'i 111 1 .t l l ' d o n~ ~ 111 <•1Jp r olo. " "' ' ''~ l v C.u •; h)rn ,•v lo., I -~· I · ~~~~l('~· 1975 DODGE 1 MOB I L E home , 101 Ga rf ic .l d 1\ v c $ 1 :1~ rn on t111y . 446 1066. O ll l y •1895 495 , U 6!1 t.t tlll\l 11 1 ri L·~ ot $2895 361 v.a, l' l ' llt' d 'j, f (, 00(1 P~ICF N E00cr;o AS S UME- ct Pe l ·. LOA.N .t nd ~ Cheshire 1971 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE 6 Pa ssenger sta!ion wagon. au to ., powe r st ee ring , powc r br ak e s. fac tory air, l uggage r ack, w l li t c fin is h , sa ddl e interior . N ot a sha r pe r one ca n b~ f ou nd. rw ist e r ? rl oo t. V ~ • •w! onhl l i-f,, pow.-.r sl•"el lng, road w h r1e t ~ •. w11Hc •Nit h bl,11 k a.m ! whill' 1nft> r1or. A <:>lea l '"' ' ' ' ' ~ v• n v l r0 o 1 A r eal sharp onr> H6 A'IJ'/ C 11<Ck . ltl!'il l t or ,1 " ' l!ll ll l l ' r Wl' i ' l.t ' IH1 I ' !' !I 1' ,11 n t dr i\>e ' " l llt 'irH •r 0 11 ~nul o • I , r, i r l!t ' l• •ct. lt. l r' ,H w , \1 1\ 1' II IOIJii f' · IH JIIII ' 110 \'l fo. I')J I•, lWP .lpp0 111!11l t'l1 1 l)y W 4'"•' N E/\ H VI'N fON ~ p l uo; ;1 7 nR rrwU ifr 11nn1 1.' T h t• l ,l trd i'.. r\ 1\)S tl y 1111.1 IJI I' <111( 1 lrQn t s (\ n '/ r O.l d 'i H J\1-/ t.!I SON P1 1( 4'(! Il l! IV · ;. ..*":-.. ' MOB ILE hon1e . '} BR . counlry livin g . ci t..,. co n Veni en ces , lo c a t e d o r1 · hard r o ad . R e t . re q u ir ed U!ili!y deposit. Phon e .f.l6 ,-' 99Y. 11 5 daHv or '• I.H 1114 1'\ It",<; 11r, 11 1 11 1111 ' 1\1 li .I V<:. a W, l v .l rul wo· l 1.r vt· :r •,r' v c' ll .rr rl' l ,.,, t I u t ld ll~l 111 ll ,ur ,:;on Twp , 1/ICIII(Itrlq ,, ')(1 I L'I ' I t1 qh ! 1d w .ry ro I llllt " IOOil \ IIO ll' ,(' . lo h diJ l ' f t ( l ' 'io.l 111111 lrt n tl , JJ trr tor . '>ii O . ') ll , nn C. . ~ IM tit • I)CII)tf ,ll lt.l po~··t";'n kt i Chr' ll grape ar bo r. fen ced . A nofchrt ft<tnc h o value . r ec . room or .Cih b ed roo m on lower l evel. L ess t ha n '2 y ears old . This is another Rancho value priced be low. Call fo r ap t 1metrke t , puintment or In format ion . ~ .tl l ( l l.' , llCOOn I'• IJo~l r tn i P bo11p1n . br , cleanes t on e in town. .•2895 1971 PL YMOUTr-1 DUSTE!l ')~·. mqrr. ? <lon r h;lrdtop , 275 Sl<t n! b, iHJ!rJ, powe r ·~l~> t · IIIH) . t M ho, 'JinYI !'oat. r £<d fi n is h , bla ck in t eri o r , 304 6 N• 'w lhl t't'l l)l'd r OO III i u ll y r ,u pt•' l t•IL i.H it t.. hOII\ .L' o,- prt oo t.. 11111 p 1c tu n~ o; qtu.' 1, 1k i ' i11 T ,'lr,'t Subd•V is to n Mti i iY l rriHt t' IH' Il l' l il s · ,l O.,<,CH ~o111 '( 1 ' wi lll l1 vl n q i r1 llt'W iy Clt,'Vl' IOtH'll l ho '> '>II IH I IV I '> Ill l lr, ', ll QWI1 hy <11J j)O irll i lll ' ll l 111ily <., ir OW II f> r 1rt •cl l fli J!. , ')')'},\ I 1 ;11 ll11' .111d JlOIIlltnt ' l d '),ltltii!O d Wl'll oH111. r ounly Wfllf't', .1rlfl lo t s. n l r et l ron l ,l q t ' qA t ~YFA I~M Ill p .r \ ~ ~· lr •ltt •r .rl o r Ol WOO dl'd H d l'. wd h l ron t,lrtl" 0 r1 'J r o o~d '> d btHrl IU lll • l r01 11 IIIW11 'h 17 ,'i'UO r.:Und i tio.n 1.1 •1 5 l o l o.; ro p f !(·1• tor on l y $7 1, 1,l () (J I U I !I I l' h:O<. I ri c 110 1111 ' 11' ,1 t wo_•s .I $ 16,)00 . 1911 Viiiii{H'r. ,f IH~ R<tn t: li llcunc , un R I. 32!1 , I S' X 37 ' LR . wllh ti rep l acf! itnd h<tr.dwood fl oors . k itchen di ninq room , b ath , u t ility room . 1 . I\ . f ur na ce , well ir1 su1~1tcd , s oft wat er . beaut ifut l c,-cl I ' · acres , wi t h IMg e 9arag c <~ntf upper lev('!. Gara~l!' , util ity wrea and space l'for y our c: o rn _il t ("., • •; h t•.t l , C i lv w .1 11• r ' .!1(1WII IIV ' d 'Wl'·r • l l.fl' ~ 11 td X 1'/' , ] I' R IIIOb i l ~ h O tl1 C .1nd l o t l o r S l l.;,oo A lso 1969 Kirlo.w ood , 5~, · x 11' , J llR m o b i lt• h Oilll' wil/1 1 roq n1 !i <l ll,l c hcdon 11 .· 1\ . lo t l or $c l 'J,OOO . lluy one or bu y .:t il th r cc t or $JILM10 rtnd S. iJVl' . Road.., Three ba th , kilchen d i n i ng room, livinQ room a nd d eck on OV\'11. r,ll)lj f', lr Omt .tiH j rt•l Pr 1Ct' tl t o " '' II >1! ')') ,l .OUU FHA API"ROVEO b~ ' acre I.,( BI · LEVEL bedrooms , h,'lr n . li t14 IJ .tl'll. U l lll t 1eS paid 7.5 11 ' I he co n.vl.' ni c n cc ot I iving ~~v: ith in et'sy wil lk ing d ist a nce ot lhe dow ntow n Grll lipo l1s shopping arci-1 . schoo l s .1nd c/1ur c hp s i s t·vldt•n cc d w ith th u loe<t lion of th is t wo r, t ory h ome on locu st Street. Til i s r e si lie nc e si l u.1te<1 1n o'l c'utll 11''H'rc i.tl!y lOnt •d .1r c .1 c ou ld be the i n vf''> l mcn t JWopc rl y for yuu . S huw n by .lppoi nl menl nn ly Priet! 1i76,\uo . IH:W front oor ch . p.ltio door . SpaciouS OWN ER Wll.L ti E LP FINA.NCE '•'> .1 c r 1·s o1di.oi t1inq 111t' c; .ty lrrn 1l !< n t R10 G r tl iHl l' I Ol~ til po ten ti al tor '!. '1'o, U\)U •H' w OHIO 1974 DOUGE DART 737 11 ON E OF GAL LI A COUNTY 'S BETT E' H l h C r 4• t~M ' I ,f .i}. RMS ,lrl (l l! ler l tk P ! h1 ~ !Hit' o n the rn ,tr lo. o•-1 tod ,l V I Y() 1\ !l dl , L• ltl iJC p r ocillc I I VI' l <111d you r 'i l nr •' I>IJ I O>< St'>J'1 p t• r .t en • ..., p ee 1<1! ,,.,, t urt'<i ••re l ~ llo l\ . t :JH II 1 111~ 1 ,1 1 1)011' f\ '/ lt•n fl ACREAGE - price and JE il BY Of.li.V E -· 1 llr l;ri t k r iH IC' I1 Wil li Lll ll t0\ 1 l..too <> q 11 or l •vi n q .t n •.:r plu ~ d full b11 St' ll1 C11l {lrt(l '} c<•r qClr.l <JP .'\ 11 ll1i s vlu•, ·" 1.1m r t l o•l wv lt t,·md •, (, IJ.It ~ d lo t w d h '/ 1.11 li t: <., tl iHJl' lrN·.._ ~ , 19 , !,10 tJ • IIIU '! IIy N OW in c,h~itn , 1 Pin s·pi.l ( i ou~ u~ . NEAR TOWN R edwoqlf • ra nch er , w w c arpe t•, bCi\UtiftJI LR , do u b l l~ c nrport and s l orc1a e. Ot.J i sidc qa s grift . ' · t. lawn . Farms , Vdcant Lot s. If vou have thi s fype.of pnperty to li st. · ll t•lh t'Sd t1 hom t~s AVE . Ou t standing bri c k 1r n d ston e. banq u c·l . s i.t c kitc h en . l o'qn a l OR . w w c arpt•l , 'J P TWO GOOD LOTS -- J us t S rn i lr ol'1l town . Pr i c~ $1 , 800 ~ n d $'1 , 7:00 . II U l t~ t ' . f> 11111 111 l.u· qo ' lr.lrll , lll l lllt ' r .tll tll Otll r~ qll lt; lilt., •'i <I hl'.r t dilu l pit•t·l ' o t lo111d $2895 ~.,. s p ~cc tor rent , down town , Ph 4-16 0008 I ( ;1 ~ II . Sport. 2 door, Stant 6, a ulotnrllic. IJO\'ll' r s1cering , hal o vitl y l rool , low mii E>o g ~ , Lould ~lf..' !he v,. " 01' I CE NI' Wi y f t ' IIIOd l' h ·d t.. iltlit' ll w tlh h"11! 11 1 c <lb i11t' l" 1~, 11 . ns t cio('w , 3 18 V 8. powe r steering , power ti'ld0t y ni r. vtnyt roo t . 31,0UO m iles. E x . \'(•,_.t.or •<tll y I1! CI.:. (lj<:ln• n . t "r'-r l- Quail _Creek • Mobile CommunitY Lots For Rent i ~l'WI ~l' fHctn446 - Pf:t E . ..., , Wi s L•m ,1 n4 46 · 4S00 lll r.P •' ll·.· ~t l 00 111 I I UI I I o' i [l(i\l l ~ ft 0 11 V11 11 0 11 A v o' IIU l ' 1973 DODGE DART fur ' or unr ur . • " thi s tl nd you nhly l oo k n o t.u 351 v 8. power st ewing . t.Ktory ru r , b1JCk£' l '::>C? t:. fl oor s hi ft , vi n y l r oof, btu e finish btu€' in t ···rinr . 1974 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE JOI J li s frnq s. World's largest, the leader since 1900 in serving the . nation's buyers and sellers. 514. 2nd Ave. Ph 446-0008 c MJ'('tcd SMAL L FA R'M li t .II' ,,t r t· ~ . 2.300 C. ( engtn l!, <1 !'PH'd , rc1d•o . l'JOJ Ckt' l sca t ~ s hag CiH~t. 15,000 m rlcc; Ltke new Lot s for rent . R enr inc ludes w.1f e r . se waq c, lrtlsh . co lle ction. T . V . hook .up, 1 .l tfl' rt•cr c ittion <'!r c it . Rodn e y. C ori\ Rd . Rgdn ey , Oh io Ph . 145-.~D11 Ga lllp o lt '1 iHCol '1'11 . 1171 Pomcr o v ijn•a STROUT REAL TV G lr gil rag e. Wi ll se ll w ith wi lt1Qut i\ Crcage Look it f O t ll~ oli!• ' '/ JH . I lo •v l'! . l ROOM APT H6 7 ·181 1973 FORD MUSTA NG 7 OR TR II I LE 'R S I 50a m onlh . or b u ndll' tor $ti .UUO bu yer s to r .1n d t.-1r111s Rci.H ~1nd e r11 0)1 lif e in thi s two b ed;OO,l-l co mple tel y P.~twil• d il nd cMpeled hom e overlook·ing the Oh io l~ 1 vcr . 60' fr'on lt~y c a long G.r d icld Ave n u e El': tension ; 300' tli.lfJ i h ex l ~11d ing to tho 0 .., River . Beautiful view j.M ii o . n ew 9i1ra ge. Priced l u :.ell , $70,000 . ' 1974 FORD MUSTANG •2795 Located 112 mile wesl of Holzer Hospital on Rl. 35. Bud McGhee 446 · 1H S l i v'i ng r oom , t wo bath's, two 60 '. QOOd l OIIdi lion '} f\ <IOOd u.lr d en 1,1nd . T lrt) H il v u PH. 446-1599 Oftiu•H 6 · l t\4J E ·v l•ll ltl (l!!o Col li lhl!i 011 1' V E RY NICE T HREE B E DROOM BRICK Ju s I ou t side clly . I:Jea u lif u! RID GE 'J rill . llOlJ St ' , sound . lJu l tit: l'd:> n·pt'l ir. ' / 1 lliOdC I IHob i t e lwm t• , I '/' x · tr .lc t-:. 1 m i o il St Rl Open Daily For information .inquire at office or th is t1l fir s t sig h t . Cel li Today . VACANT L AND - 129 PER MONTH Do not d t~ I M t a k e ll ·l ook todrty . Y ou wil l f ,l ll in lov e w ith fil rlh er! ApartmentS 1 A tl ot hed ) . hMdwoo d fl oo r s. Spring Valle, .Green 1" lHIY l ' v l' •;t'l' n 111 l,lllto' ll .1rr cl i n~l lltl o "; {l,l f ,11Jt' Wr lll <; Ill <Ill olfloH i rtlt' lll 'i.'/.', 00\) l illy ", b ctscme nt . Lot !'i t 1e 308' wide by ~08 ' dct•p . Ce~r oort 10' x /.'1' . G arrtqe :70' x JO' FIRST full b sm wilf1 1 p i q rw e r s l zo fclmil v n n .. plu ~ poor rm and exc ('II C' nl h c atinq an d c o o li n!t sys t ~ m . L o t r uns l ror n 11ld 1\ v c to t h e River P e r tec t to r th e- boa t l over . Exce ll e nt This pla ce h<1s it b<l ~>e menl !hot is just too plush to b E> c a ll ed ,1 ....,--";\ I 1111 .1 .' .t c 1' 1' lnl Wt• 11 e t•d .. \' L W t SL' nl il n Aq e n cv . ll4 'd rnolll h Oi l H ' in l tWVII d lr tl G<~ ll i.1 Co.'s L;trg c~l Rl't1 1 •~rw v1n1 u m ,J!I ont II•">I F.:sli! l l' Sa l es Aqt•ncy · c ons tr uc ti on . { Not /1 HI• For Rent l l' l't'!> iJ )I In lob b y Of $15 mo . Calt 78 3 If I Ill ' uro v you ' vp bt' •' n w .ri t 111q l lll I l l{ I' o; m.rtl llln Ci r· r• ~ .BARGAIN - ~ 11C.-H' THIRD AVE . -~ Very n tct' J HR . bu i ll in ldtch c n . rnr rn il l DR , plu s n e ur nL't" ? liN l i vinq qu iHi c r s. bL'ttu lilul kitchen and 1 R . 1 C.'\r ~ol r ., Quick P O!iSl'!:oS iO!l . nu mber ilnvtime . 446. 79 00 It you Wfll tl QV,11 1t y . l oc.-llion' .1n d price Itt iS is t he on e Rt·ducc•d to $79 , '1 00 P IN E S T, - ~ ~ rrn . bri c k o1lld f r ,H lH ' Wi th IJo'lf! la l bt i S l' 1 hi s PI' OIJ('rfy !S in fl OOd r~• p,, lr it11 d t l1l'.tp ,t j GRO'C ERY BU ~ N ESS · Would b(' i·d(' tl l l or <·ouple , livf' upstairs , wo rk dow n . in c lud es h1n el . I.HJ il(1•ngs . t' <1Ui pmcn t , lln d in vt•nt ory pl u s o n e !am i t y rt•ntil l '.tui wn your conveniem:e . Ca ll thi s home. 11 : b ,ttl1s. Col r p cl ovt.'r · H W , c opp er p lumbip <L t.1111 il y rm p.1 n e t. 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Evening hours for M ILL C RE EK Good 4 rn1 1101111.' \l(ll h U,1111 ,11 1J 11<11 0•1'5 ldr-,1 / fo r r£'111.11 o r t' co n orny IIVIIIU • Pr, 1 C' $ " ,900 Q. T-A WNEY S UR · DIV: . Goort 6 1'11 1 ho u se .1 fwd rn 1s . lnrq t• l iv 1'111 , bi q roo m y kli tl tHt din · .l rt' •l . H W !Ir s· ilnrl (•x tra r11n• ltlllrily rnr willl I 1-' ll itlh Q ci S bi ll KIH P ric·t• r c du c t•tl. CE NT E NARY -- llt' <1 VI y 6 VETERANS -· Wt1'Y IJil)l r cn l W ht~ n you c<tn buy with no · dow n PoJYil H' Ill .1 lu ll il ( rC lOt W i l.h .111 CIL•C i rl c double wide mobile homf' dw c llinq (f,l l lll\ffll o ff ic ~ .U6 17 .1] 446-1066 Off. 446-3643 4171., Seco nd Ave. Iacross from post office) Ga IIi polis , Ohio IOI rrn RUSSELL WOOD REALTOR REALIDR COUNTRY - A IR ESTATES 446-3636 T libbY Holt>! QUALITY • OUR DEAL OED R OO M Trailer , SLEE PING RLoms , week. l y C' d<) f:· o f !own or 588 for SlOO ra l ~s . Pa rk c~..~n tral Ho t el. per monlfl and u t ilit ie s. Ca ll · 306 ·11 .t.t6 O!l2'1 . --·---·----,...~ -~-HOU SE in Point P l ~asa n t , w . 1 to w . ca rp et. Pho n e A p p le J BR H O,.iS-E . w it .h Grove. S76 21192 . in R i o Ph . J07.3 IOxSD 2 /rr~nde . ba~;-m~ n~ j<~6 I J I ~. I 3 ~\VA I LI\B L E mi d Janu ary 2 tlCd ro om 60x 12 m obi le hom e wi th ce nt ra l a i r c ond . on 1 ac r e lo t P hone A4 6.1JB3 . I 3 '. J R M t urn . ap t.. d ep . req . 602 Fourth Ave . 44b · 27 9b . __ 306 -6 - --~-·--..---- - --·._..._..,_. FURN . apt , , with utili t ies pa i d . 6J l F Durth Ave . --~-~~'-- - - - -lr-. J06 6 d~ ~ lOWNHbUS'E APARtMENTS 2 ~droom . Townlfbuses 1112· Baths Pay Opty One Uti lity .Addison , Ohio . For Info r m<~ lion Call Sl'lirley Adkin ~ 3 67-7250 - ---··-- ' I �r!~~~1~'h:e~S~un~d~a~y~T~i,~n~e!s~-s.~·:l!ltl~n=e~l~~~~~!4,~1~9~76~..................................... .~~~a.~~-·••..•wr-..u~~..........................................................................~~·-- ilJi ·- TtM· !itmctay ·rmlt.'s - :-it.•ntmc l . :-imu lil ~ .. btl . -1 . 1976 • COMPARE OUR PRICE .. • ~ IH SQ . The ·WISEMAN 25112 Locust St . Gallipolis, Ohio Nl'w , b · rrn n r I t•v t' l 1 br1Ck. •ltl d l r ilnl ('. !' lt' C (.I'll <nr . 11 . t vnr h~f11!i ~. 11Cilf' l1 iiiH1 1,\!1\ i ly ro('Hll j),l l! \' 1. (Opper p lunlbll ll.l t<.rt chl'tl ti;t<; r't 1/V r, I"'Hjl~ < ~11 11 c1• !>posn l ! Itt:> ht'U'!Ie 11,1 ~ t•)( ll"il I,IHI C 1'11 1 ~ liv !'Ill 11 ' )I t 'o ' ,·,n it !>~drill S ~ u i t,1f.) l c t or. ~ •n q si JL' l urnitu r P I OC .llt' d <'fi~ ' 1\ 48 ACRES ,.... N v IJull rHnn<; Pc.rrv IOC III(•d miles I WIJ fr om hl.'\c k.t o p road IU on town 13 ACRES ~ <til c l t•ct ri c \'VI Ih rooms , bal h fi n d m o d ern hO!lH~ . sfx a h.ll t 11 .1s com p l c lt! l y (iHp ciNf C1,rpc t wit h s tur ~1 qe r oom Sh own by <lPPOint rn('n t 8S ACRES Mn t. lly . wood ed , 18 mi l es from to wn w i lh m o b i l e homll..' OH 1d "''~" C hcd new 'lL))';.tQ i'ld d iti on with I.H qc h r t.' pt.l n· 1\ l!i.o <; r oo m dw c llifl!i covered lo q 501H t' ou t Sh ow n by ,,p oln d buil dinas pointm c nr . SMALL BUSINESS ~ IJ,, i l s tore ill l vcoon L .lk f.• duin q ~ood busine ss l' loC" k bu i l di rl{.f , wilh l iv i n q Q1.J iHi e rs ,,n d invL•n t o ry 1\ lso two r oo m Cc,bi n on re.l r o t 10 1. by d r o1p~ s •1j) ,l nd IJ ~ t h , b,lSt' IH (• nl L<1rlj L' •n•f nc~icl f l' posse ssio" \i" l o l 1.h~ r OC it l i.• d ,lnd "Qt1riHJ (.' , i'l lriq lu i lHI ~ ff BEDROOM UOME c ornp h •l\lly lurn iSh L•d on onl' .t c rc to l w .u, <:h•tt n ' d ttoou block 0 11c c-o.r ct llf•l~c BUILDING StTES ~- h.t vc S<' \lt' rcll to choose frolll Ih ot c,ln be bouqht wil l\ !> rn.111 • duwn p.1ymfm t RON CANADAY REALTOR 446 -3636 Any Hour 011 GEO~GES CR . RD . t 1 ou ~P ,1 11 C<'l rp CI. pl l'nf y k i l t<t b . , ~ b.l l h S, I fl. N .'l t <1 <15 lll'UI , Goo d M O IS P~ I:: ')st o r y , 6 h o m e . tile bloc k 1\ ,\rq ni n .11 'i l f ,OOO . 1ull lo t. LAND CONTRACT 11 1 tow n {. roo-n•s . bctlh , om d Crlrpnrl l\nJ lot wiH1 t rt' l' 'i s tainiL• s s SECO ND AV E - rni . S h1r (HI(' IJ fdQ room ~ "n d $ 11 ,000 p ofnlmc n l only CLOSE T O TOWN · · r, r 1n s lur.lq c b ldtl Pri ce $7'> . )00 . ilnd l,i t lrll . VICTORY RD .-- ,J', / 1 v..ool h ' ]J IHOc1t.• l M o bik ilO II1 t'. IJ i q QoOt l b.l r n , lob . b oJ SC .t rH t f l' n (; t'S On l y ':lit :J, 'IU0 PORtSMOUT H RD . -- b rill S plu ~ I 11 U1Hi ry ,l i iCI bilSC C l~ IIM . N i _ t C kiiC tlC'Il tmd d in r ill s . G.1s f ur hf',11 . . r,t ora u t: bl dQ . 1'1' "' 16 '. po u lt rv hou SC' .m d c arport . 1 :l 1\ l o l O n ly S I 6 . UOU . VINTON AREJ\ .'1 rnr !rou se . Wil tl h oll h , 1J il n 1 <lnd Oll1c r ou l .llltl ~ t ~ .. lo c a t t·d o n ,, '1 1\. tot.. Good q.1r1te n l :;u rd . ~" rice $ II ..'100 . STE W ART RD . -- II! f\ p.-'lr I holl or rr . tob bci fo l' , ll ttrrr .~n d p ,1 rlirllly lin i5 1l t'll. tt i"m . 'I s tory lt ou sc . Uwnl'r Ulltlbl l' I O COm p i i'IC lh t• hOU SI' .lrHl wa nt s hi S IH Oil i 'Y l . l!ut o l i t flski n ct Sl 'l . OOO REALTY 2S Locu~t ~t . Howard Brarinon, Broker ' Office 446 -26H Lucille Br.1nnon ~ vc . .446 · 1216 .or 446 ·16 74 . NEW Y~AR SPECIALS BUSINESS QU·ARTE:R S - ~ Ver y plu s h wilt] o il ~ t r c ·~ t p .-ukinq pl us J 1\R l ivi 11q qu,lrl c r s, .l<l r ctL' ki i ( I1C il . f cln d Jy r ooru , c.rr porl , downtown Mt d th e p r ic •· is ri!Jhl S W AN CR . ·- 9 )Ir s o l d ..l bill rm ~ wrth boJ i h ilud il ll l~ t hL•d Q<lr . 11 ha s ;1 b ctrn . S l·o r c , b ld Q and IJ i q worlo.shop : ,1tor,o !oiJ · bi) St' iHHt .I {\ lt' v r;l n t10 . HLJ\' · I Or $1 1. 000 : tiO in lJu~i n css .md t, l t ~ v cr worr y il iJO ul h<tvi uc) i'l '"" GERMAN BEAUTIFUL TllREE BEDROOM Just ten minute dri-ve t rom c ity . (,lr p e tcd thr uug lwul exce p t k it c h en a nd b ~1scment . I am ge ff ing inquiries on Mobile Uomes that .1re set up , Small ONE HALF A. LQT De lu xe mob i l t' honH~ 11' x 60 ' with q as r cmq c an d rt'f n<H ura l qas h ea t . · c .upor t <ll1t1 s torage . SIO.OOO. LISTINGS WANT ·EO If Wf list your pr og c rlv we will 9 i vc it l hl' best 0 1 our ability to prom ote , • sal e We wil l save you t i me , worlo. and m u ncy . C el li toda y il will p ay . LOTS B ldQ . to ts Mobil.' ho m e tot <o . We rto l them .. We build your p l ans o r ours . We got il . /\ 11 rang t's, go o d locations . Br i ck . ~a nch hom e , 3• BR bath . kit c hen ·w ith hard wood 1 c abine.ts , r a ng e , lc'H qer L R, Ca rpeted. pHneled and w e ll insu lat ed, ga ra~ e . on Mi l ch ell 1 .' ADE L AIDE DRtV E I ove ly .I 1\ R r ;ua : h h o~~ H W fl oors . q.1 s h t•n l , o~ir cti n rl ilrl d l! dl'd(jl ' I lit ' k il C!It' ll ,.., (O illl)l t' t t' Wo lh 'l •l rh ,l lit' RIVER~ Re11fly ~~ ~ . { f 0 0 r1 Ll 'q Inc. tl 1sp . di <ihWil ',hf'r , 4' YI' 11' \l j' l 446-3434 f'ALTORS CONSU L TAN . O '>Cil r Ra i •·d J ohn Fut.l'c r Douq Wc th crllo ll .J ~1 St•cn •h1 A ~l' . G,,ll!puli ":., 0 . ANY HR . 446 . 1998 Neal Re~lty . N E W USTING :l t\R llon1 t• on f 101\ lo t' one nr i h~ from city l im i t!> T' o l,ll l' h'c tri c. 10' x 11' o u t bui ld 1nq , C.lll I Odily for yo ur .:Jp pni nt nwnt Pr ice $1 .t . ~• U O NEA R RIO GRANDE J l\R h 0111C ._.y~lh .lQ ! s ,,01 l'>< l ,..lS . I VII b ilSC/11l' lli With woodbur n i nn lircp l a ce. !ol.l l o l c c l r i c , ,, t, '} 1 •• bi! t hs Mu !:- 1 bl' !'.Cl' ll t o f_)(' .t ppr cc ia l c{f Pri ced in tow .m s SR NO . 160 ·1 11 1iiL• 5 Iron• Hol ter w e h tlV C <1 J n l.! ho m e ilnd lot for lrokers - luildl'n Auction•en RANCHO COMPANY Addison 317 .oJoo G•flipoli i 44' ·000J FOR S AL E OR TRADE (O IIll1l l' r Ci,1 1 bUII (liiHJ Wll h tl fl I' ll! •II H 1 b ,l !h IJIJ ~ I ,l ll' 'i lntol ll'[l .tiJU tJI 1 111i tr nn , Io w n ll'illl l l) l fnt q 1 11 d ~i r H1 hn , , . "' ~· o~oo t.J"O, t,~V r.1 n c h in I Yt L·xu' ll t · n t 1\ R ~ . litun dry LI ST IN G ··- Very hom e in C r ow n Cit..,. , J lJ ud ruo m s. tir t.' placc 11 1c1S it ~ r l>t'd r oo m . fu lly Colr p ctc d , f a mil y ro o ltl C<HilO rl I. OC ili L' d 0 11 ,1 11 i( ldr Qc l evel l o t. i l:' N.EW LISTIN G --' Lov e ly i c k rnn c h wi t tr .! b C'drrn s , 11 : b,lth 5. l ul l)l car e l cd . Cl'ntra t' ,lir , ') c<•r ar<~cr e w i ll • l• l ct· t ri c Lo c,l1 Cd nn n n ice ,"1 1 Counlr y 1\ir wit h 1'111 , l.uq e <II S h W d 'i iH· r 1 ? ~ 7-ll <t l ll i ly r m w dh f.J·' ' '~ door s. n·n l ral worlt•r .lll cl ".f' W IIl9 i)I Ht ,\ flill IOf II) Rud ti !'Y Vi l l ,lqt• I ! NO DOWN PAY ME NT IF YO U OU /\LIFY - ! f y ou h,1vt• a cw od to b ru rd ttoOI1 r r e di t. lill..' !. Urp to <; t' t' lll l 'io r.Jo u bl c With.• lliO IJii L• · h ~1lH' W1lh '! B R\ , IJ IJill 111 kl! c h<'n . s h.lC] r arp rt .ln d " IMq e ll <rt lot 1r, /\ct di son n1ew r wp , LO TS OF d • r r·cl iO il:, ( l u •,. r y ·lo LISTINGS N EEDED W E AOVER' Tt SE NATIONALL 't W E BUY -~ SEL L ·- TRADE . RANNV BLACI<BURN , BRANCH MANAGER HANDYMAN 'S SPECIAL b •1 1h in c ity . \J , OOO:-Off iCL' Ph . 446 · 1694 Ev en i ng s Charl es M . N L•a l 446· 1 546 J . Michael Nt'.li4 46 • 150J Sitm N ea l , 446 -73S8 ~ ROOM~ <lrt d KNons School of A uctloneeri~Jg JU S TL!t< E N EW ---·· lh is bedroo m h o m e h <lS o •, •p lc t cl y re done . <1 b inc ts in ~i!c h c n . h roo m , lovclv a r pe l , Owm•r lina nCL' cou n ty w itt· t rade . 1 or t<~ n d conira ct. W E 8U,V , SE LL , TRADE E YL•runq s Cilll ! Il l.! HOME . ai r c ond . , b l r il t m f •\119C . 19/ 1\dcl oJiUc Drive . Gil ll i po tis . Ph . J·16 2990 . J0 4 6 We !il' ll crnyiiHnq for anybody ,.t our AuctiOn ""'rn or in vour hom (' . For' info~matiort ollld pickup sarvrcc call 2S6 · 1947 . Sale Evcrv Sitlurdily Nttht <'117 p . m . SWAIN AUCTION SERVICE K enneth Swain, Auct . , corn t r Third & Oliv e CAL SANDERS AUTO REPAIR SERVICE res~me oper<~lions in lhe Will Body Shop. Jan . 2, 1976 2 Mechanics On Duly We appreciat~ bu si ness. Stop ~y estimate . 446 -9562 your for an THE 0. K. LOOSE LEAF TOBACCO WHSE. ' Ripfey , Ohio We , are now unloading for sale Jan. 7th or 6th, 1975. Here are some of your neighbors averages for our last sale on Dec. 17, 1975. Daniel A. & Sadie Notter & Howard O' Nea l $114.76 Lester Green 107.42 C. W. Bush 115.00 Ray Lewis 112 .74 Georgi<~ She lton & Keith Grate 107.19 Georgia Myers . · 111.83 Richii!rd & Alden Neal 111.19 Tracy Fraley & Alden Neal 110.28 Thurman & Inez Ma~s 105.03 Ernest Unroe & Garrett Campbell 108.30 Waller Pope 105.60 Wm. R. Haney 106.97 Frank Shelton 5105. 71 Dan H. Stewart 109.49 John P. Drummond 109. 12 Michael Whittaker 114.46 l rt1111 ifV II HI I OO ill ,11Hf r001 11 twn 11.•11 11 s . , t; l,l •in; . P ill ' r t ' IIIJ V, ! li (l ll G. lti iJ WI • .., P i!'jl rr (. l c,111 ,., t111111HI Clt H ' I 1973 PLYMOUTH DUSTER doO r , 2J5 Sla nt t,, 318, 7 IIR n 1o bll e horne . c'o un t ..,. w .l1P r and·.- , r c ond 4.J6 0 .'}94 181 i t pOWt:' l' thnn "9()0 \'1iH AVAILABLE-- n11 1c·s fo.JP w v.a, .automatic, radi o, Vinyl .- r oo f. Dark green, v.i h i l e vi ny l l&lalo roof . Dark o; teerinq , v•nv l rtJ() f . q olcl tn ! Crin, , qold l 11 11 ~.h, gol d vi 11 y l r oo f , l•;ss '1 81 '11 green in! er ior . (.:11· I 1)n fy GI\ LL!P O LI S ' l i n cs t ap r lo r tea se Color Tv . pa s Ct• nlr<t l heal. ce n tral rt ir COn di l tOIH' d Mobi l (' hOnl l' ·ovc rlo o t..11 rQ r'ive r ~ m allet! .1p(lrt ll tCn l. one per son , t w o bedroom furn is hed hous C' Phont.• .t.i6 03 3 8 up u~ tt clown jJr O(I I'!'S!O LI C H l housl.'k c cp inQ r oom Pc1rk Cf•rltr.tl H o te l ' •< h oo t 78 I f ! llf' C' t• M .u 1y b ur l l Ill', I wu l) r' drncrr ro h ()tl l v Cl/1 '•I ' I (n r tl •\ Vl' ll lJt' , ),t r (l t' l lllt S il Cd rtH tnt )Jp ~ l.-,rs . 1 •l •lr ol'l t' h ,1'il'l ll <' ll 1 tl~ ll l rll l I UUI I I Wil l\ 1)(1111 i'l' lllt ll Oil r1 ' d f ur I I I IJPI'r ! y , IH IC e (l ~ I '• ~ t 1own hv '·' " oov . jlfll t llll to ' lll '"··•' IWH •·d. br• dr n t) ll l , loctll c d o u !'. ' lut <; , o'lll,l(ll('d u •n rtt •r n \..de h r r1 l ~ .illipol •' ( itv jl p.:,t r t( P h one I ~ 1\C I.! E\ w olf t . •"~ Crf•S of llr t.• lrt •-, t tor n 0 1 tob t1Ct o t.ltH1 ·; br l 'h ..lflM II , L:)(c Wl'il. o' ld bo~ rn . ~ vr 1.000 lb tob11 cr o IJ II ~t· . I nril c o ff Rt. 1, Sou! h on Cl ,1V C!1t1p e t J~ll 1. 16 ,000 . llPr n ,lrd Pr i n c e . 1<11 '1, II())( 11.1 fl . Crown C ity , Oh io '19 ·1 16 •• If H EI\ S O N /\ Ol Y pr ice d r ooms !-.pcci al week l y ra1cs Clr e tc 's Mo t eL IJ HO E ast er n 1\ vC' .l.tt, 7'i0 I 19/ II )1. t '/0 ' 1\ R C.E lit;~h t (J,H il U C , ')1 0 .000 f aci ng p.;~rk , ho . u sc k. ce pin~ . room o l cv .:ttor f a ci l ities lo r r e tired p er son P .1 rk Cen tr<tl Hot el . Y/1 I t ~ c tro o l I C.1 ll Wuotlln !tur .Hl Cl' H. R t•.ll E!tl.lfe' -1 •16 1066 E vc ntnq !i.· W~ ~!o dl Wood• 44b · >lll8 ',hnw n Q ~· .. p ,; n n t! 0 '10 ~ 30~ ,A r 11 11 ' 1'1 1 (lply 367 ~ .arp t: h • d l ll lt ' l' h n ll" ''i t n nclilo o nrnq , birt h i ri1n l h l uu qll uu t Prt CI' tl to ..,, .fl 'f.', }f'' • Ollil ilt tl y rtoo n t . tw o 111 '\ tl l il ! t' d , ~ TR I\! U~ R spa ces loca te d i n Ch esh ire , rl'a dy l or h oo k up .. JIIrL'P I Q l ldiii O II IIICI . 111 1 BR!I.DOURY furni sh ed e t ll cil.' n cv ilp t. , N o . •1 a vall~bl c lir'> t ' ol ·m o nt h J\ dul ts only , 110 ~ p e t s 719 Se cond Ave . • 1973 CHEVROLET CHEYENNE Y[l\ f.,{ Ol n ., llt: droo 111 llr ic h t i tHHt' in new t l i v isiu n . l u ll b.1S t.' ll1 l'l1 1 ctoll i ) lt' c<• r t 1,ir.1 Q l' , 1 • ' ,_.,ll h s . full y t;,lrtJ r lc d . !l u i ll I ll k. ( l r !lC il Wi ll1 d i$hW,ISI1Cr ilrHf rtr SpO Stl l , CN1 1r ,ll ol i r .t .tn f H;1 1 .l i! Pr .t p , 11 c, ,lf 304 ! I ~. ub 'I ] lir"************-******"'·········•'****''*'***'••·•• 0 ~ · F lce lsidc, l wt10t>! dr.i v·P. f:ljd, ufl, r i.ld'i c1, .1 5pC'ed , po ~• e r bra k es, 6 cyli nd er , blfl<. k f int!ih. b lttt' k &, !<in in\t~11 m : tn lnt & snow tr ea d s . U~s s th an 2.000 m i l es . ,!l'..f l eetsi de P'icku p. 360 . V.a. Western mirrors . Cln d white fini sh, st ep b u m per 1 '2695 NEW RE GE N CY . I nc . apartmenls , '1 BR , Ph . 67 S ~ to.t or 67~ 53 86 . San d H Ill ~ct . , flolnl P IP a!.ant w . VA . 191 II 1972 FORD F-1 00 1976 CHEVROI.H CUSTOM.DElUXE U' S t yle ~ ld e:. 307 VB , ) lt!fJ 1"\.ll,llPN; strtndn1d o,h d l. r.tdltt, '3·\, 000 1111lec,·. ·1·11\ 09'1! '2295 P.S .. • i... GALLIPOLIS ! CHRYSLERit :;:;:;.;.;:;:>;~;:;.PLYMOUTH . ;:;.;::::;:;:;:;: ;:;:;:;:::;::::::.;:::::: :.:~·1::::::::;;;:;:::;.;;;;;:;.;:;:;:;:;:;.;;.~;:;.;:;:;:;.;:;.;:;.;~:;s;;:;:;:;:i::;:;~:~!:,,J;/t:~==$::::::::J For Rent ... 2 B F(MOB ILE hfJmf.' for ~I DO, J c :., ., ,, , , , ,~m~~~,,, ,~,~:t.}~:tmt~~er:, r:•~, !. .,~· ·...·.; . -· ....... .....,.,~ ................... ' ' C~R ~~LE j .USED SE~OU T 3 BR H OU SE on N e i ghborh ood R d . ~IS G p er mo n th 4~6 7699 day , 4.J6 953'} cvenin ys. ?93 t f SLE EP I NG Room , w e;; Kiy ra te, Ga ll til HQtc l 203 If ;----··-- VER Y ni ce 3 br . hon1 e, f'cl ng e . und · re fr' ig , C.:lrpct ing th r oug h out , S?OO 11'1 0. plus cl e p osil. Catl i k e W is <•n: d n at Th e Wis r.man Agency , .J •I6 ' 364:'1 . 266 If s. . OVER 12 USED TRUCKS • . FURNI S HE D a pa r lmcnt, a lt ut ilities pai d, adu tl s onlv . P h . J46 9573. '\.,. 296 If NO REASONABLE OFFER Will BE REFUSED••• 2 BR ap arl m en ts . rent :; tart s $ 141 .5 0 . A l 1 Ll tililrcs paid Call '~115 9 17tl . :J97 .If ,--- ..... CARROLL NORRIS DODGE . \*********************************'********•-·•* 'lJ.'Oll f, I •1 II Cc•dil r 6 Ill(! dp l 9:). h lQ 0 9~2 1',11o• 3 BR MODERN riou sP. In tow n , $1 50 pe r 010111 h .1.1 1.1 169 9 d~y . JJ f:i 9 ~]'? l'h·11 r1~t!:o .l. For Rent I l , t !I' Ci riiOtll hi '( l it;h ~· l ~ ntt.' l •1·16 ·17 13 29911 .V.Ol\ 11. E t10 11l f''Q pnct?ICir rent . .t (l uoo~ · 'l~7 .-t9 tt Over so Nice L•to Model UHd C.rs To Chao.. From. £GALLI POLIS CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH • . 1639 EASTERN AVENUE, GAI.LIPOUS. 446-3273 . For Rent For Rent t A ll ut itti !('S pa id . gerl1 cn ur1 r ru il r!! u eox 39J -.. t o• Daily T r lb um: 2" l:r 1 AP I . ilnd llla jor appt . h •rn . Sil O pe r rn o nth . 'J ' 13R ap t , upp l on ly turn . ' 175 •1 •16 159 9 . d r ,1p( ~S 306 I I t WI N single house T wo B . R . Ul,i t w i ttl n ice siZe yard an d pa li o . Has di s h was h er , rt'lnqe . and re t . J46 45 70 IJR m o bile hom e lil<.c new good neigh-borhood C'n Sl R1 7 c l ose to a ll wo r k . C<'lll Jd6 4170llc tw eenHdti CI l O a 111 ., ,1 to 6 :30pm 26 JOO If -II 1\'oOB ILE llPtne sp,'ICt' , I mi l e fr om ltMC . Ph . 446 380S. 26.1 11 i'' fH~ ( - mobi , C' Lv r• r rp ct: n Ph . home ,1 1 J]l} 22!1,.!. Jti6 6 - -- -,.,.- - TARA 0 GAI.J,IPOLIS, 0. 60 STATE STREET ' 'J9J . t l 0 0 -~.--..:...-- 2 BR mobile 110n1c on fa'> ter n · Ave, n o pP I\ , ~dufls vn t y . 446 0390 . ·ovER 40 USED CARS 74 DODGE DART 4 DR. ;~·!~~·.~;:•s••~•s•··~~"~u:-~,~ ...'2995 . 17 000 1 ' cr d p s.. i> B '3695 74 PONTIAC LeMANS PORT ea'lie~ ' "h"efs." ·"·•••••••••••••• '3495 74 QfEVY MAUBU CLASSIC 2 Or ..H.T.• air, P .S., P . B. ··············~ ··········· '2095 ! 73 VOLKSWAGEN l.et.i-~\:'.tt~·.n ..................... •. 72 FORD PINID S.W••~~::~ •••••••••••••• ~ •••••••••• 11595 6-auto .. two-lnne oainl ' '1495 72 NOVA ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 6·sfick, extra sharp. · .,·'· '1595 72 NOVA ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 73 DfEVELlE WGUNA ~3.<nflliiM''f•\•M~ ••••••••••• '2795 73 I'UEVY MONTE CARlD1 Dr. H11.l . Lo.al .car. IRattve wheels . '3295 ~ ··~·················· 72 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 4 DR SEDAN. j ••.•••••••••• '1795 ilaAooDA 2 DR AI,· .. P.S.,' P. B.. 318. engine. '2395 73 PLY BAR~ ············~········· 1 73 FORD CUSTOM 4 DR SEDAN •••••••••••••••••••• 1695 0 - ..... .... ALE ! 74 DfEV. CAMARO Z-28 1 \~o'~~~·l•~~.c.l'~~~:"'t•f•~•~•B••• 13895 1 br m('lb i l e h() m e 'I.I'l'_· . .t46 . • 0 175. 2f.7 I f , ,,.,,, Rt:d • "' ' J o hn FultL•r 446 . 431 7" Lee Johnson 15.6 ·6140 Doug Wt'lhcrholl446 -4244 Eitrl T. Wintcn44 6· 38111 SWAIN AUCTION BARN t.11H1 I y 11,tl ur ,1J " "" lh l' rll iilp ot t lo: W II HlDW'> , 1,r r 11 -;"H .t oe . Cl 'll l t',ll CE Nl' E N A.RY •.,i'•'""· f~n. u f. '-ol ll nt · l•r cp i ,rr , •.., , IWII IJdlll" '• IH ' <i fr OW t' ' 111". 1\ W, I .., hl' f o~ rr£1 q. rriJ .HJt' d• SIJO'l..l l hu i i (I II HI o r l llt'(IIH.f ,1 IIIO!Jd o• fW ir H· . c<JII . 1 . 1 ~ OtlOH todo~y N EAR t.! ivt' r I' OO tll ' f ', ' J<, ',l. t ' , dll ll ll\1 I' OU irl dt H I tiP il Ooi iH' Ii •(t Will\ W tl t • l llo • l OWNER '"' AS lr,lll ~ ll · rr ~· d . u 1 d 'n lt t' l" ._] IH~ r t1 1H II in c rtv 'i ~s{}. ' <; I wi ll r '} Il l \ . 'th t•n . 1,1umir y rn1 , • ttqh'l , l l i'lr ,lflf' •IIHI In, c• l o t $ 7'J , illO i)I' I C t.. I H / 11 11' ! r(n il thtWIIltiWI\ c., t111p ot r:. · , i ly w .~t. ·r . \ j),lt iOII'\ liVIIIti I I \I IIlli Otl ll lfl~; t A ll I<H.rl o•d 1111 11 \llt"'; b'1 LOT S l iO IJ "t' o•r lnnl<. 11rq 1!11' 0 111,0 Hi Ve l , ' I u w1• r • n r n~t •tl i, , ,, . ..., G,lflipO I I<t I .- .rq1' • q ,lr c'len lo t Mntl err, k.iltlwt l , I .Htl t' l llrr ·t • IH' c1! CH illi t),l '•l' I ll h '({) •; l) f'L •,lt f (',1 1 ~ J r t'<o <1ft · • oi,Hil 'l'll 1-dlt 111' 11 . ll i{t' l dll· y , ( 4'1! 1 •ll r .lild tJ< lr.liH' toc <~tt • d in .r 111 ( 1' '!'-~ i d • • ll ll irl ,l n •a 'ol'vP n 1 ou r IJt•t!rnum IIOIIlt' 11 \ th r C OtJtllry I !H dCrt' 'i 111 1 .t l l ' d o n~ ~ 111 <•1Jp r olo. " "' ' ''~ l v C.u •; h)rn ,•v lo., I -~· I · ~~~~l('~· 1975 DODGE 1 MOB I L E home , 101 Ga rf ic .l d 1\ v c $ 1 :1~ rn on t111y . 446 1066. O ll l y •1895 495 , U 6!1 t.t tlll\l 11 1 ri L·~ ot $2895 361 v.a, l' l ' llt' d 'j, f (, 00(1 P~ICF N E00cr;o AS S UME- ct Pe l ·. LOA.N .t nd ~ Cheshire 1971 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE 6 Pa ssenger sta!ion wagon. au to ., powe r st ee ring , powc r br ak e s. fac tory air, l uggage r ack, w l li t c fin is h , sa ddl e interior . N ot a sha r pe r one ca n b~ f ou nd. rw ist e r ? rl oo t. V ~ • •w! onhl l i-f,, pow.-.r sl•"el lng, road w h r1e t ~ •. w11Hc •Nit h bl,11 k a.m ! whill' 1nft> r1or. A <:>lea l '"' ' ' ' ' ~ v• n v l r0 o 1 A r eal sharp onr> H6 A'IJ'/ C 11<Ck . ltl!'il l t or ,1 " ' l!ll ll l l ' r Wl' i ' l.t ' IH1 I ' !' !I 1' ,11 n t dr i\>e ' " l llt 'irH •r 0 11 ~nul o • I , r, i r l!t ' l• •ct. lt. l r' ,H w , \1 1\ 1' II IOIJii f' · IH JIIII ' 110 \'l fo. I')J I•, lWP .lpp0 111!11l t'l1 1 l)y W 4'"•' N E/\ H VI'N fON ~ p l uo; ;1 7 nR rrwU ifr 11nn1 1.' T h t• l ,l trd i'.. r\ 1\)S tl y 1111.1 IJI I' <111( 1 lrQn t s (\ n '/ r O.l d 'i H J\1-/ t.!I SON P1 1( 4'(! Il l! IV · ;. ..*":-.. ' MOB ILE hon1e . '} BR . counlry livin g . ci t..,. co n Veni en ces , lo c a t e d o r1 · hard r o ad . R e t . re q u ir ed U!ili!y deposit. Phon e .f.l6 ,-' 99Y. 11 5 daHv or '• I.H 1114 1'\ It",<; 11r, 11 1 11 1111 ' 1\1 li .I V<:. a W, l v .l rul wo· l 1.r vt· :r •,r' v c' ll .rr rl' l ,.,, t I u t ld ll~l 111 ll ,ur ,:;on Twp , 1/ICIII(Itrlq ,, ')(1 I L'I ' I t1 qh ! 1d w .ry ro I llllt " IOOil \ IIO ll' ,(' . lo h diJ l ' f t ( l ' 'io.l 111111 lrt n tl , JJ trr tor . '>ii O . ') ll , nn C. . ~ IM tit • I)CII)tf ,ll lt.l po~··t";'n kt i Chr' ll grape ar bo r. fen ced . A nofchrt ft<tnc h o value . r ec . room or .Cih b ed roo m on lower l evel. L ess t ha n '2 y ears old . This is another Rancho value priced be low. Call fo r ap t 1metrke t , puintment or In format ion . ~ .tl l ( l l.' , llCOOn I'• IJo~l r tn i P bo11p1n . br , cleanes t on e in town. .•2895 1971 PL YMOUTr-1 DUSTE!l ')~·. mqrr. ? <lon r h;lrdtop , 275 Sl<t n! b, iHJ!rJ, powe r ·~l~> t · IIIH) . t M ho, 'JinYI !'oat. r £<d fi n is h , bla ck in t eri o r , 304 6 N• 'w lhl t't'l l)l'd r OO III i u ll y r ,u pt•' l t•IL i.H it t.. hOII\ .L' o,- prt oo t.. 11111 p 1c tu n~ o; qtu.' 1, 1k i ' i11 T ,'lr,'t Subd•V is to n Mti i iY l rriHt t' IH' Il l' l il s · ,l O.,<,CH ~o111 '( 1 ' wi lll l1 vl n q i r1 llt'W iy Clt,'Vl' IOtH'll l ho '> '>II IH I IV I '> Ill l lr, ', ll QWI1 hy <11J j)O irll i lll ' ll l 111ily <., ir OW II f> r 1rt •cl l fli J!. , ')')'},\ I 1 ;11 ll11' .111d JlOIIlltnt ' l d '),ltltii!O d Wl'll oH111. r ounly Wfllf't', .1rlfl lo t s. n l r et l ron l ,l q t ' qA t ~YFA I~M Ill p .r \ ~ ~· lr •ltt •r .rl o r Ol WOO dl'd H d l'. wd h l ron t,lrtl" 0 r1 'J r o o~d '> d btHrl IU lll • l r01 11 IIIW11 'h 17 ,'i'UO r.:Und i tio.n 1.1 •1 5 l o l o.; ro p f !(·1• tor on l y $7 1, 1,l () (J I U I !I I l' h:O<. I ri c 110 1111 ' 11' ,1 t wo_•s .I $ 16,)00 . 1911 Viiiii{H'r. ,f IH~ R<tn t: li llcunc , un R I. 32!1 , I S' X 37 ' LR . wllh ti rep l acf! itnd h<tr.dwood fl oors . k itchen di ninq room , b ath , u t ility room . 1 . I\ . f ur na ce , well ir1 su1~1tcd , s oft wat er . beaut ifut l c,-cl I ' · acres , wi t h IMg e 9arag c <~ntf upper lev('!. Gara~l!' , util ity wrea and space l'for y our c: o rn _il t ("., • •; h t•.t l , C i lv w .1 11• r ' .!1(1WII IIV ' d 'Wl'·r • l l.fl' ~ 11 td X 1'/' , ] I' R IIIOb i l ~ h O tl1 C .1nd l o t l o r S l l.;,oo A lso 1969 Kirlo.w ood , 5~, · x 11' , J llR m o b i lt• h Oilll' wil/1 1 roq n1 !i <l ll,l c hcdon 11 .· 1\ . lo t l or $c l 'J,OOO . lluy one or bu y .:t il th r cc t or $JILM10 rtnd S. iJVl' . Road.., Three ba th , kilchen d i n i ng room, livinQ room a nd d eck on OV\'11. r,ll)lj f', lr Omt .tiH j rt•l Pr 1Ct' tl t o " '' II >1! ')') ,l .OUU FHA API"ROVEO b~ ' acre I.,( BI · LEVEL bedrooms , h,'lr n . li t14 IJ .tl'll. U l lll t 1eS paid 7.5 11 ' I he co n.vl.' ni c n cc ot I iving ~~v: ith in et'sy wil lk ing d ist a nce ot lhe dow ntow n Grll lipo l1s shopping arci-1 . schoo l s .1nd c/1ur c hp s i s t·vldt•n cc d w ith th u loe<t lion of th is t wo r, t ory h ome on locu st Street. Til i s r e si lie nc e si l u.1te<1 1n o'l c'utll 11''H'rc i.tl!y lOnt •d .1r c .1 c ou ld be the i n vf''> l mcn t JWopc rl y for yuu . S huw n by .lppoi nl menl nn ly Priet! 1i76,\uo . IH:W front oor ch . p.ltio door . SpaciouS OWN ER Wll.L ti E LP FINA.NCE '•'> .1 c r 1·s o1di.oi t1inq 111t' c; .ty lrrn 1l !< n t R10 G r tl iHl l' I Ol~ til po ten ti al tor '!. '1'o, U\)U •H' w OHIO 1974 DOUGE DART 737 11 ON E OF GAL LI A COUNTY 'S BETT E' H l h C r 4• t~M ' I ,f .i}. RMS ,lrl (l l! ler l tk P ! h1 ~ !Hit' o n the rn ,tr lo. o•-1 tod ,l V I Y() 1\ !l dl , L• ltl iJC p r ocillc I I VI' l <111d you r 'i l nr •' I>IJ I O>< St'>J'1 p t• r .t en • ..., p ee 1<1! ,,.,, t urt'<i ••re l ~ llo l\ . t :JH II 1 111~ 1 ,1 1 1)011' f\ '/ lt•n fl ACREAGE - price and JE il BY Of.li.V E -· 1 llr l;ri t k r iH IC' I1 Wil li Lll ll t0\ 1 l..too <> q 11 or l •vi n q .t n •.:r plu ~ d full b11 St' ll1 C11l {lrt(l '} c<•r qClr.l <JP .'\ 11 ll1i s vlu•, ·" 1.1m r t l o•l wv lt t,·md •, (, IJ.It ~ d lo t w d h '/ 1.11 li t: <., tl iHJl' lrN·.._ ~ , 19 , !,10 tJ • IIIU '! IIy N OW in c,h~itn , 1 Pin s·pi.l ( i ou~ u~ . NEAR TOWN R edwoqlf • ra nch er , w w c arpe t•, bCi\UtiftJI LR , do u b l l~ c nrport and s l orc1a e. Ot.J i sidc qa s grift . ' · t. lawn . Farms , Vdcant Lot s. If vou have thi s fype.of pnperty to li st. · ll t•lh t'Sd t1 hom t~s AVE . Ou t standing bri c k 1r n d ston e. banq u c·l . s i.t c kitc h en . l o'qn a l OR . w w c arpt•l , 'J P TWO GOOD LOTS -- J us t S rn i lr ol'1l town . Pr i c~ $1 , 800 ~ n d $'1 , 7:00 . II U l t~ t ' . f> 11111 111 l.u· qo ' lr.lrll , lll l lllt ' r .tll tll Otll r~ qll lt; lilt., •'i <I hl'.r t dilu l pit•t·l ' o t lo111d $2895 ~.,. s p ~cc tor rent , down town , Ph 4-16 0008 I ( ;1 ~ II . Sport. 2 door, Stant 6, a ulotnrllic. IJO\'ll' r s1cering , hal o vitl y l rool , low mii E>o g ~ , Lould ~lf..' !he v,. " 01' I CE NI' Wi y f t ' IIIOd l' h ·d t.. iltlit' ll w tlh h"11! 11 1 c <lb i11t' l" 1~, 11 . ns t cio('w , 3 18 V 8. powe r steering , power ti'ld0t y ni r. vtnyt roo t . 31,0UO m iles. E x . \'(•,_.t.or •<tll y I1! CI.:. (lj<:ln• n . t "r'-r l- Quail _Creek • Mobile CommunitY Lots For Rent i ~l'WI ~l' fHctn446 - Pf:t E . ..., , Wi s L•m ,1 n4 46 · 4S00 lll r.P •' ll·.· ~t l 00 111 I I UI I I o' i [l(i\l l ~ ft 0 11 V11 11 0 11 A v o' IIU l ' 1973 DODGE DART fur ' or unr ur . • " thi s tl nd you nhly l oo k n o t.u 351 v 8. power st ewing . t.Ktory ru r , b1JCk£' l '::>C? t:. fl oor s hi ft , vi n y l r oof, btu e finish btu€' in t ···rinr . 1974 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE JOI J li s frnq s. World's largest, the leader since 1900 in serving the . nation's buyers and sellers. 514. 2nd Ave. Ph 446-0008 c MJ'('tcd SMAL L FA R'M li t .II' ,,t r t· ~ . 2.300 C. ( engtn l!, <1 !'PH'd , rc1d•o . l'JOJ Ckt' l sca t ~ s hag CiH~t. 15,000 m rlcc; Ltke new Lot s for rent . R enr inc ludes w.1f e r . se waq c, lrtlsh . co lle ction. T . V . hook .up, 1 .l tfl' rt•cr c ittion <'!r c it . Rodn e y. C ori\ Rd . Rgdn ey , Oh io Ph . 145-.~D11 Ga lllp o lt '1 iHCol '1'11 . 1171 Pomcr o v ijn•a STROUT REAL TV G lr gil rag e. Wi ll se ll w ith wi lt1Qut i\ Crcage Look it f O t ll~ oli!• ' '/ JH . I lo •v l'! . l ROOM APT H6 7 ·181 1973 FORD MUSTA NG 7 OR TR II I LE 'R S I 50a m onlh . or b u ndll' tor $ti .UUO bu yer s to r .1n d t.-1r111s Rci.H ~1nd e r11 0)1 lif e in thi s two b ed;OO,l-l co mple tel y P.~twil• d il nd cMpeled hom e overlook·ing the Oh io l~ 1 vcr . 60' fr'on lt~y c a long G.r d icld Ave n u e El': tension ; 300' tli.lfJ i h ex l ~11d ing to tho 0 .., River . Beautiful view j.M ii o . n ew 9i1ra ge. Priced l u :.ell , $70,000 . ' 1974 FORD MUSTANG •2795 Located 112 mile wesl of Holzer Hospital on Rl. 35. Bud McGhee 446 · 1H S l i v'i ng r oom , t wo bath's, two 60 '. QOOd l OIIdi lion '} f\ <IOOd u.lr d en 1,1nd . T lrt) H il v u PH. 446-1599 Oftiu•H 6 · l t\4J E ·v l•ll ltl (l!!o Col li lhl!i 011 1' V E RY NICE T HREE B E DROOM BRICK Ju s I ou t side clly . I:Jea u lif u! RID GE 'J rill . llOlJ St ' , sound . lJu l tit: l'd:> n·pt'l ir. ' / 1 lliOdC I IHob i t e lwm t• , I '/' x · tr .lc t-:. 1 m i o il St Rl Open Daily For information .inquire at office or th is t1l fir s t sig h t . Cel li Today . VACANT L AND - 129 PER MONTH Do not d t~ I M t a k e ll ·l ook todrty . Y ou wil l f ,l ll in lov e w ith fil rlh er! ApartmentS 1 A tl ot hed ) . hMdwoo d fl oo r s. Spring Valle, .Green 1" lHIY l ' v l' •;t'l' n 111 l,lllto' ll .1rr cl i n~l lltl o "; {l,l f ,11Jt' Wr lll <; Ill <Ill olfloH i rtlt' lll 'i.'/.', 00\) l illy ", b ctscme nt . Lot !'i t 1e 308' wide by ~08 ' dct•p . Ce~r oort 10' x /.'1' . G arrtqe :70' x JO' FIRST full b sm wilf1 1 p i q rw e r s l zo fclmil v n n .. plu ~ poor rm and exc ('II C' nl h c atinq an d c o o li n!t sys t ~ m . L o t r uns l ror n 11ld 1\ v c to t h e River P e r tec t to r th e- boa t l over . Exce ll e nt This pla ce h<1s it b<l ~>e menl !hot is just too plush to b E> c a ll ed ,1 ....,--";\ I 1111 .1 .' .t c 1' 1' lnl Wt• 11 e t•d .. \' L W t SL' nl il n Aq e n cv . ll4 'd rnolll h Oi l H ' in l tWVII d lr tl G<~ ll i.1 Co.'s L;trg c~l Rl't1 1 •~rw v1n1 u m ,J!I ont II•">I F.:sli! l l' Sa l es Aqt•ncy · c ons tr uc ti on . { Not /1 HI• For Rent l l' l't'!> iJ )I In lob b y Of $15 mo . Calt 78 3 If I Ill ' uro v you ' vp bt' •' n w .ri t 111q l lll I l l{ I' o; m.rtl llln Ci r· r• ~ .BARGAIN - ~ 11C.-H' THIRD AVE . -~ Very n tct' J HR . bu i ll in ldtch c n . rnr rn il l DR , plu s n e ur nL't" ? liN l i vinq qu iHi c r s. bL'ttu lilul kitchen and 1 R . 1 C.'\r ~ol r ., Quick P O!iSl'!:oS iO!l . nu mber ilnvtime . 446. 79 00 It you Wfll tl QV,11 1t y . l oc.-llion' .1n d price Itt iS is t he on e Rt·ducc•d to $79 , '1 00 P IN E S T, - ~ ~ rrn . bri c k o1lld f r ,H lH ' Wi th IJo'lf! la l bt i S l' 1 hi s PI' OIJ('rfy !S in fl OOd r~• p,, lr it11 d t l1l'.tp ,t j GRO'C ERY BU ~ N ESS · Would b(' i·d(' tl l l or <·ouple , livf' upstairs , wo rk dow n . in c lud es h1n el . I.HJ il(1•ngs . t' <1Ui pmcn t , lln d in vt•nt ory pl u s o n e !am i t y rt•ntil l '.tui wn your conveniem:e . Ca ll thi s home. 11 : b ,ttl1s. Col r p cl ovt.'r · H W , c opp er p lumbip <L t.1111 il y rm p.1 n e t. 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Evening hours for M ILL C RE EK Good 4 rn1 1101111.' \l(ll h U,1111 ,11 1J 11<11 0•1'5 ldr-,1 / fo r r£'111.11 o r t' co n orny IIVIIIU • Pr, 1 C' $ " ,900 Q. T-A WNEY S UR · DIV: . Goort 6 1'11 1 ho u se .1 fwd rn 1s . lnrq t• l iv 1'111 , bi q roo m y kli tl tHt din · .l rt' •l . H W !Ir s· ilnrl (•x tra r11n• ltlllrily rnr willl I 1-' ll itlh Q ci S bi ll KIH P ric·t• r c du c t•tl. CE NT E NARY -- llt' <1 VI y 6 VETERANS -· Wt1'Y IJil)l r cn l W ht~ n you c<tn buy with no · dow n PoJYil H' Ill .1 lu ll il ( rC lOt W i l.h .111 CIL•C i rl c double wide mobile homf' dw c llinq (f,l l lll\ffll o ff ic ~ .U6 17 .1] 446-1066 Off. 446-3643 4171., Seco nd Ave. Iacross from post office) Ga IIi polis , Ohio IOI rrn RUSSELL WOOD REALTOR REALIDR COUNTRY - A IR ESTATES 446-3636 T libbY Holt>! QUALITY • OUR DEAL OED R OO M Trailer , SLEE PING RLoms , week. l y C' d<) f:· o f !own or 588 for SlOO ra l ~s . Pa rk c~..~n tral Ho t el. per monlfl and u t ilit ie s. Ca ll · 306 ·11 .t.t6 O!l2'1 . --·---·----,...~ -~-HOU SE in Point P l ~asa n t , w . 1 to w . ca rp et. Pho n e A p p le J BR H O,.iS-E . w it .h Grove. S76 21192 . in R i o Ph . J07.3 IOxSD 2 /rr~nde . ba~;-m~ n~ j<~6 I J I ~. I 3 ~\VA I LI\B L E mi d Janu ary 2 tlCd ro om 60x 12 m obi le hom e wi th ce nt ra l a i r c ond . on 1 ac r e lo t P hone A4 6.1JB3 . I 3 '. J R M t urn . ap t.. d ep . req . 602 Fourth Ave . 44b · 27 9b . __ 306 -6 - --~-·--..---- - --·._..._..,_. FURN . apt , , with utili t ies pa i d . 6J l F Durth Ave . --~-~~'-- - - - -lr-. J06 6 d~ ~ lOWNHbUS'E APARtMENTS 2 ~droom . Townlfbuses 1112· Baths Pay Opty One Uti lity .Addison , Ohio . For Info r m<~ lion Call Sl'lirley Adkin ~ 3 67-7250 - ---··-- ' I �Agriculture and community Bu<key~ 38914 • 886808 meet tn~ room . I{K':t led qn the Fairground~ at Athens, Olno Sessions run from 11 30a.m . to ;1p.m. cdc h d<i} 11w program on Thursday, Janu.tf) 15 \\IIIIJt' !lt>vot L•d lu trt't· rrulls and the Friday, J.mual)' 16 pru~· 01111 Will Ue cle\'Olt'tl to sma ll fruus If )OU would like a copy of-the pro~1.un , plea>e eontact me and I '11 be glad to mail you one • DON'T FORGET, FA RMERS who do not hie i l.>t-clarat10n of Esumated Tax by January 15 must file their ·1975 Federal Income ·Tax Return ~'orm 1040 and piiy any tax due by March 1 Income tax forms are ava ilable here at the F.xtensipn Office and also contact us for your copy of the Farmer's T3X Gmde, 1976 edihOll ror w;e In pr epiJrJng }OUr 1975 ln<."Ome Tax Rr:turn . s tormed the la rges t Jail In northern I Rba non Saturday and freed dozens of prisoners m a fierce three-ho ur bailie wi th guards. A terse commumque from the · Internal Secunty Command sa•d the gunmen captured the Sir Dmmyyeh F'nson on the outskirts of Tr1poh, 50 miles north of Beirut • AND RANDY LEE - The third New 1 ,..,,., b.Jh) r erJOrted <J l Holzer Medical Center "as this L'<J y boon to ,\ tr. and Mrs Charles Henry of Gallipolis Fe1. ,., IV Va Born at 2 09 p m. on New Year 's Day, he w.os M:>son Countr's hrst baby of 1976, named Randy Lee. ~IOT IIE!l t\JII ' ~ lll'l l ~ IJ lJ need sumeone 10 t,dk \ (J 1 Who can lle 01 she t.lll v. hen thc1 c IS i:l gn pc' Wltere c,1n you turn when J lghls a nd needs or persons to vm r c thmr feelmgs, con~ cerns, and uncertainhties. Consequenlly, through the hig hly valued energy , efforts DOES 11 AGAIN a nd mvolvemenl of a hsten to ' olunteer s taff, Carehne ct nd a 1ms to pr·ov1de persons m Who Cdll yo4 rreed wit h a personal contact, yt)u nc ..x! dn Ofhcr tO le.e liw~s you r (JU:,Irdi1 Clll s'1 CUTI'en1 Care hne is operated by approXImately 60 volunteers and a small sala ned staff. Its services are rree Most 1mpOl tan! of course 1s 1ts phone a listemng ear, and ,a helpflll • nwnber, 992-7502 wo1·d at a t1me of ne<:d The volunteers are tram~tl Carehne seeks to help, three tune s a yea~ b) wa~ ) (IU !lunk 11 should he '~ ~Uld e, and support ca llers proftsslon.al s and long-term Jj \ 0 11 ..-JilSW Cied , Cnt•llnc", !h{'Jl yuu Hrc w1th respec tful and con- vo lunt eers Tt1r 1 r:-t1mn ~ t.u111lwr \\, !h the telephon e ce rned lislemng , straightfor wa rd commumcahon, Sf' I\ ICC, VI lllHylH' have USed 1,.\JIIlpl.11n to 1f sfJmdhmg 111 'uu1 li ft• l!:i no! JUSt nul llle 1! \ ',lJ £•!Jnc IS !her e when !lwrt> JU st 1sn 1 t anyone else yuu f(•(' ] like ta lktng lu It ts .1 !~11 and th e tniiiatwn of effiCi ent pr oblenJ.Solvmg } OU Ca•ehne aligns Itself w1 th a need ::1 ft tend. or some vanety of professwn::rl serv tces fo1 r eferral and (';lf Plmc 1enl ly ,nformahon, dccurate wllcn yuu feel b1l of mfornwtwn that w1ll help r leao the " '" The r esource tn seek mg - ---------- and (.IOOd • NeigHBOr Carrol K. Snowd~ n 24 St <tte S1 Phone 446·4290 Soe tum tor all y o ur famrly 1nsur.1nce necc.Js Ilk• A Good Ne;qhbor, Srare fnf117 St<~ h: I N ~ UIAHCI rJrm Jnsu ranr e Comn,1mes B!uam1n ~t o l"l . callers are held '" confid ence. J>e~·sons utilizing the service need not Identify themselves or reveal any personal Information unless they so desire. Each concern IS unique to th e person calling. and no one kmd of call IS lyptcal In 1ts two years of opera lJon m Meigs County , Careline has Gal lipoli s H11mc Oti iCC'"' m varying degrees or need The coma municattons tmd concerns of YOUr Is l here persons uuno1s p 7307 Collins case continued by to provide effect1ve services Hnwe ~,oer , m no way doel'i 111 Me1g' (oun ty rs 992-7502. Carehne present 1tselr ns ."Jt cmmUJg from lts roots m p1· ov1d1ng profession a l a co1n m um ty of persons p syc holog ica l , medtt'al, concerned about others, the spmt tJf C.ll el me over the leg al , or soc1al se rv1ces Cc1re lme IS Simply a cruc1al YCCJ I' S hns been one ur pe-uple cwtng ,1bnu1 people Ca rehne p oml uf personal contac t between persuns who are eager IC C U~! lliZCS <l1H l respects the and concerned about tmhatmg a helpful process 1elr:pl1u11l' number of Cal'elme , . dg L awrence jU .e IRONTON - A mollon to d1smtss a swt concernmg the employment of State Sen Oakley C Collins, R~lrpn ton, as the Lawrence Cou nty superintendent of schools was overruled Frt day m La\uence County Common J>leas Court The county board sued early last month asking for a declaratory judgment" un whether Collins could legally take office as superintendent while serving in th e legiSlature. Lawrence County J>roseculor Ll oyd E. Moore moved for dismissal, staling that the controv ersy surroundrng the proposed f •.! tll: ru l reQui r e rcqulaiiOil~ o substunt1.JI pen dl ty tor p r e ma t ur t> Wl lhdrawd! ot c~r t! l tcnte f un d s of Deposit. things easy M!DDJ.F.F'ORT ~ A film Untt~d Methodrsl Church following pioneer Pro£. Chns lia a n P1 ogram Charrman Robert church Barnard completed an otl1e1 Bu<"k wtruduced the film " doubl e hea rt " operaliOn wht c h dealt walh the case Saturday , Groo te Sc huur profes~wnal thieves follow hospilal Said. Jt" Was the lhe1r tra de at the ex pense of second such "piggy back" careless homeowners nnplantation Ill hve days <Jnd President Vernon Weber Barnard's frflh s mce Ire prestded Apprecialio11 wa s perrormed the ru st lw o-hearl operatiOn Nov 25, 1974. ex tended to Rutanm1 .John Greene. prupnctor of the Gateway Supermarket for four baskets of frui t wh1clr "'" be taken to the county mrtrmary tn Rotary's numc SALE COMF'LETE - Financial airangements were completed Frrday afternoon for the purchase of The ){idd1e Shop m Middleport by Mrs Debb1 Buck . left. from Mrs June Kloes who founded and has operated the establishmen t near!) eight) ears. MIDDLEJ>ORT - Mrs A\.'e Debbt Kecbaugh Buck has G11•mg up the busmesspurchased the K1dd1e Shop on afl er eig ht yea •·s come March Middleport's Norlh Second IS Mrs June Kloes, Muldleport, who IS studymg I o become a licensed practic,ol nurse at the Buckc)C IIIIIs Apple Grove News Notes tratntn g Grande ce nter rn HIO Phi Ch!rp ter of llela Sigma J' ht Sot urt I) ct~1rpcr sM She IS a lso of this ;ear's cou1 1 ,J ud~e Hober t Buck, thr Bu(,;ks havt• t" o daughters, .J<'nmfer. J, and Ju ll e, l They rc.>s1dc .tl 12U MulbPrry t\ ve "" n ,.,~ owne r· of th e lmslllc:)s, four1d~ ·d bv Mrs P • door. " p }an 1 And this, apparently, will be the maJor selhng pomt for the bond tssue "We can either pay the bill and 'lock 'em up,' or fail to pay the b1ll and 'let 'em loose,'" said I . -FSI,JC ....................... MEIGS -BRANCH areas of government. (' y - ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY "1lh box sprtngs , a couch, end table, dishes, glasses, cups. a ulrhty cabmel, small wood ches t a nd wooden bench Entry was made by culling a lock off lhe fron t r ece1v1ng She sald h\. 0 men came m and ,_ threa tened her w1th " gun She turned over l11e day's cash ~ rece1pt~ of approximately $~00 Depul1es Sunday In· vestlgated a breakmg and !!:. was owned by novelist Charles Dickens t ~;: : ~ door Shulcy fleaveo· of Rt 2, G;llhpohs, repo1·ted the theft nf a CB radw taken from her 1970 Pl ymouth Duster By Untied Press International WASHINGTON - THE FOOD AND DR,UG Administration said today all foods contammg fats or mls will have to list on the label exactly what kind of 011 or fat 1s mvolved so consumers will know what they are getting The phrase'••vegetable oil," for mstance, will no longer be enough. It will have to be followed by an explanatiOn - "corn oil," "soybean oil" or whatever it really IS . "Consumers will llQW be better able to follow doctors' orders to restnct certam kinds of fats and oils in the diet," said FDA Commissioner Alexander M Schmidt "They will also be able to select the fats and mls they wish to consumer for health and religwus reasons and persona] preference ." For Our JANUARY CLEARANCE ANCHORAGE, ALASKA - The airport was shrouded in fog but officials said the pilot could have made it. Instead, the small private jet crashed near two runways and ktlled six people, lncludmg top executives for the trans-Alaska oil pipeline project A flight controller said SWiday the Lear jet flown by' Jack Spurgeon, 37, and copilot Carroll Meyer, 47, smashed into level terrain while on an instrwnent approach to Alaska International Airport Saturday night Federal Aviation Administration duly officer Robert "''homas said, "Apparently he missed the runway - he had me-quarter mile visibiUty witb the fog." Spurgeon and Meyer were killed. Also dead were Warren T. Moore, 50, president of Alaska Constructors and Wolfgang Pallst, 45, VIce president, both of Anchorage; Vietor Abadte, Houston, 50, proJect engineer for Brown & Rodt,lnc., constructiOn firm of Houston ; and Gerald Dobelman, 55, Houston, a Brown & Root director and ints senior group vice president. SALE NOW IN PROGRESS Open Weekdays 9:30 to 5 p.m. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ' COLUMBUS - LOCKERS AT PORT COLUMBUS International Airport wlll not be closed to the public, but offida Is are considering other changes to strengthen secUrity . Offlcwls at the Greater Cincinnati Airport In Florence, .Ky, dosed lockers to the public this past weekend in hghl of the bombing last week at New York's LaGuardia Airport which killed 11 persoos and injured 75 others. AMI. Supt. Robert Hunt at Port Columbus said the lockers are scattered In, several ar..,s throughout the termmallobby and baggage area HWII said no system' ex1sls lo det!lfmine contents of baggage placed m the lockers. Currently security per90Jtnel conduct hand searcltes and inspect passengers and (Continued on page 8) y engravmg of The Charter Oak along with the in scriptiOn, "Samuel Wyllys Pomeroy, Pomeroy, Ohro, 1869." Pomeroy was burn w Hartford , Conn. m 1764 His mother was Mary Wyllys As a boy, the founder of J>omeroy hved at the home of hi~ maternal grandfa ther , Wyllys Hill, and played w the bollo" of the famous Charter Oak "h1ch stood on the lawn of h1 s ~randfather ' s home . Wyllys H1U of J>omeroy got tts name from th1s famous New England home s1te of centur1es ago After a trme as a warrants of Revolutionary War soldiers at that tune ~teal ed in Galha County's Gree n Township, later to become a part of Meigs Conn ty. He alsn bought land m Sutton Townshtp and at Rar:me . J>omeNy never saw the land until 1825 when he first came ro the OhiO Country. The traditional story of the "charter Oak" from •Which the walkmg slick waS' cut IS as follows . When Sir Edmund Andr os was appomted governor general bf New England, he went to Hartford, Conn . m 1687 to receive the Coloma! charter. The colomsts, not desirmg to surrender the document, but appeanng to submit, ,·.;.;.J ' the counc1 l chamber Durmg a debate, the lights were extinguished and m the confus1on the charter was carried from the room and hidden in the hollow a lree II rem~i ned there in the oak wh1ch stood on :he lawn of lhe home place of Samuel Wyllys F'omeroy 's grandfa ther, uniii furlher co ncea lment was una necessary. ThiS tree became known as the Charter Oak. It was· wood taken from thai lree - blown down in 1856 with a computed age of nearly 1,000 years - which was brought to J>omeroy, rnscribed, ea rned to England by Dickens, and then returned to F'omeroy years lat er as a museum piece. earned 11 tu THIS CHARTER OAK engraved cane of Samuel Wyllys Pomeroy which was found m the home of English novelist Charles Dickens m now on exhibit at the Meigs Museum Dena Raymond, an employe at the Museum, displays 1t • e en tine Filipino hijackers releas-e 200' passengers, hold crew VOL. XXVII NO. 184 at POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1976 PRICE FifTEEN CENTS .' . : :·: :· ·• :: : . : ·.; ··: ·.·.;.•.; •.; ·: ;.· '••• •' •••; ·=·:·: :· ·: ;. •, .·:·.·: ••;. •, •,. :· ·: ,., :· :· :·.·. :: .:. : : •: :: ·:···:. ;.· ;. ;•• •. ; •.·.;.•.;.·.;.;.· :-'···:···:·······:· .;.·.;.;. ·=· .;.;. •:•.•: :· ·:·.·:·,·,·:·.·:·.·: .·:·.·: ,·, :·:·.: ,•: :·.·=::~: r... :: Horrible, the worst blast of them all F'AHUTE MESA, Nev. tUPI) - west, and seismologists at Cal Tech m Pasadena, Cahf., said it measured 59 on the Richter seale. The nuclear device was buried 4,760 feet below the surface in the desert wastelands. An ERDA spokesman said the test "looked good. There were no problems with it." :;~ The Cal Tech ' SeismologiCal : _·.:,:: Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif.,said :·· one yet," a woman said of the 200that according to its mstruments the ~:: kiloton to onemegaton range nuclear tremor was a possible 5.0 on the _:::. :·:·· explosion detonated underneath the qpen-end Richter scale. :·· desert thts weekend and felt as lar Farmington Police said the " as 300 miles away . tremor occurred just after 11 ·30 ~:~ The often-postponed blast, code p.m. and the police statiOn r""'ived named "Muenster, " was set off at nearly 200 telephone calls within 20 11 15a.m. PST Saturday and was up minutes. An olftcer S8Jd the tremor to 50 times l!feater than th!' a-bombs •• .and not so far away "shook the building (police station) pretty good.lt rattled a few pictures that ended World War JIJ, with a )'leld equiv1lant to 2DO,OOOto 1 million FARMINGTON, N.M. ( UPI) - A on the wall." tons of TNT, a spokesman for the small earthquake shook bulldmgs Pollee said most damage was ... Energy and Research Development over a wide area of northwestern confined to household items suclt as i Agency said. New Mmocolate Sunday, but caused glasses. Plaster was broken in some ·:· It origmally had been btlled as the only mmor damage and no injuries. residences. ·=· .-: last underground nuclear test of Th ~ National Earthquake InThe tremor was felt in most north. ::· 1975,set for Dec. 29, but unfavorable formation Center at Golden, Colo., western New Mexico communities, =·· weather condttlons caused a series reported the center of the tremor includmg Aztec, ZWli, Crownpoint, :; of postponements. was located 40 miles southeast of Bloomfteld, Farmington and Gallup, :· Sbock waves from the explosiOn Farmington, but the exact It was also felt as far away as were felt as far away as measurementsofthetremor had not Durango, Colo and Window RoCk, <: Sacramento, Calif , 300 miles to the been detenmned Anz. ·~:~ ·::· . :·. : :: • • : :·: .·. :·: :..:: ::-: ;. : .; :···:·:·:·:···:· ·:·:·. :·:·.·;:, .·:·: :···: ~··:·: :·::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:•:<:•:•:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:··::· ·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·.·:·:· •·:·.·:··:·.•.•:•.;. ·=· ·: ;. =··=···: .•:• ::;.. ;.•.;.;.·.:··::<:•'•!•'·!•!•!·:·:·:·:·!·!·!·! !·!·! :·:·: ;:;.;.;~:~ " It was horrible .. this is the worst Fire flattens 2 rural homes Omsb1,1dman has safety facts on phone call COLUMBUS - Superintendent William C Murphy of the Division of Safety and Hygiene of Ule Industrial Commission of Ohto announced today the Division will have a liaison person, or ombudsman, to answe r questions by phone or by mail regarding on-the·JOb safely standards . Thts service, Murphy said, an " extra," will prov1de qtUck answers to the most urgen t or confusmg job sa rely situations, especmlly at small and medrum slzed busmesses m 'Oluo . The toll free number to call the Dlvtston of Safety and Hygiene in Colwnbus IS 1-800282-8050. The diVISIOn's ad· dress is, 2325 West Fifth Ave , Cohunbus, Oh10 43204. \ ;~ •: . ,. ::·: ·.· ;.· ·.·, ·.; ·.·.;.- ;.•,.,.,• ;.·.; ·,·.,.-.;.;.; !·.·:. ,:;.,.; ...;:,.;:,.;:...;:·, ,.,:;·:·: ;.·;. :·:·: ;:, ; ;;..;; .; ·.;.·.;, ;.-.;.;.•.;.v.;.;.;:.·.;.;.;:.;.y.;.;.; RUTLAND - Two homes mcludmg contents'" Rutland township "ere destroyed by fire over the weekend, the Rut ian~ Fire Dept. reported. Ca use of both fires was undetermined, and inveshgatwn contmued today. At 6 25 a.m. Monday, the THE BUCKEYE S'I'ATE WELCOMED the New Year with a blast of cold air and up to one fool of sno11 m the northeastern department was called to the corner. As much as 12 mches of snow blanketed parts of F'earlie F. Jewell, Jr., hQ_me Ashtabula County in the extreme northeastern corner. on Beech Grove Road, Route CountieS west of there had lesser amounts as the snow ranged 1, Rutland As no one was at to two to four mehes m Cleveland. home, the fire was discovered Geauga County recorded up to eight inches of snow and ' by a neighbor, Joyce f'ry , Lake CoWlty had at least six incbesof the white stuff who called the local departMany schools m northeastern Ohio were closed today ment. The home was leveled. because the snuw closed roads -Get Set ' s tole n properly Accordmg lo Rlla CurtiS, Lorobt employee, the holdup occurred about closmg tune RONIILD REAGON 'S ROAD SHOW openeil m New Hampshire today and J>resident Ford's btd for renewal of his run m tbe White House took him to St. Lours to talk witb farmers. Reagan was to fly to Manchester, N H , this afternoon for his first three days of prunary eampa1gnmg. He planned stops m at least 17 lsolated"IUtd mostly conservullve~ eaning hamlets. _ Even be(ore his arrival, Ford bac!i'ers were criticiZing the f~rmer California governor 's most controversial proposal, to cut~ billion worth of federal projects and return their functions to !be states. Ford supporters rmsed tbe prospect of increased local taxds as result of Reagan's proposal. Ford addressed the Arnencan Farm Bureau Federation in Sl Louis today. Although the trip was billed an '"nonpolitical," it was considered unlikely Ford would hurt his campaign by defen- . ding his farm pohcy at the conventiO n and discussing affairs of state at a meetmg of regiOnal news executives. AtiNNIS County Sallinp & loan f.o. • A third person, James R enterrng at a cabm owned by Gillenwater, 21, Kanauga , Charles Sievers, Grove C1ty, "as charged with givin g false Ohto, located on Townhouse statements to a pohce offrcer Rd . M1ssmg was a double bed and r Wyllys F'omeroy bought land Three persons have been arrested by Ga llia County shenff's deputies in connection with an armed robbery at 10:16 p.m Sunday of Lorobt 's Pizza located in the Stiver Bridge Shopping Plaza Booked into County Jml charged with armed robbery. according to department records, were Donald Eugene Whtte, 18, Eureka Star Rt.. Gallipolis , and Btlly J Mullms, 19, Rt 1, Gallipolis. Mal'ch of Dim es. dnve Mal'l'l"'d tu Mct gs Count} m legend for the founder of Pomeroy m F.ast India trade, Samuel Three held m pizza :robbery ;;;;;.·· .~ I ,, shopowner and businessman • Kiddie Shop changes hands By Mrs. Herbert Roush llacme. Mr and Mrs Gene Je"ell Christmas Day guests of Mrs Buck has been • clrve anyone who Ieels I ha t he or and children of I .etart, W. Mr . and Mrs. Dallas Hill and m commumly affatrs and IS she has I he lime and deSlfe to Va , Mr and Mrs. Robert family '!'ere Mr. and Mrs. curren t pt cstdcnt of Ohw Eta i<loc·~. Mrs Bu( k smd shr lend a hand or ea r·. Hart and children, Mr an d Ccell Roseberry and pl un~ to C'!Jnlt nw · the same A new lr-amm~ sesswn \\1\1 Mrs. Allen Cunnmgham and children. Mr. and Mrs. hnc !i cJf mcr ch<J nthse f0r th(' begm Ia ler ltl .Ja nuary · and 'fr•acy , Mr and Mrs Jeff Donohew pr e~,P nt ,111d to (Oilduc t th e [) 11 N baby of llac111e spent Sunday arre orris Persons wanhng to become family of Ga h:mna busJn~: ~s !n tile- S.IIII C mannfl(' part of this program should evemng with Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs. Marshall Roush and Mr and Mrs Davrd ds 1n the past She w11l retam M Doll W lfe d J Gerald Hayman and Kerth , an oey, rs )' o . call 992-7502 for furthe1 rrrwhere they all enJoyed a g1ft Mr an d Mrs . Carl Wolfe , •Jr · Gloedmer, daughter Carn£' , the employ ts. F'a ulm e fo rmatwn and an .apphcat 10n exchange • and children of Racme. spent Chrb'l mas with Mr l f(J fhnt~ n drJd J\ ·pl MK hael Mr and Mrs Charles Art Hill, son of Mr . and Russell Locklmrt and fHmli) r\ s a ~e l·acquront e d n.SOfl Wmebrcnner and chtldren of M1 s Dallas Hill graduated at Vr enna, W Va ~ es t UI e tO\\ a Id cus tomers of '11le East Letart church the .s hn e, :Vlr s Hu c k 1 ~ , Newberrv , 0 , Mr and Mrs rr om More hea d St a te Contmued from page 15 Bob Harden and son Enc of Umverstt), Morehead, J<y. he ld a Clu iStmas progrum pl.ummg ,, s iOH•-wtciP sa le penod, bringmg the total Manon Mr and Mrs Lowell Wllh a deg ree m Bachelor C.1 mstmas Eve Th e local hPg!n mng TlJUI scL!y proJec_t cost to $400 million Burton' and Sberrr of Science m Agn culture. Art IS church Sunda y evcnrn~, lhe more tf mterest rates go up Colurnbus spent the Chrrst- m Flonda now seeking Untted Brethren clruo ch, But the two legiSl~tors mas holidays with Mr :md employment l..lrnst ma s Eve all were well --------~~ offered Impressive statistiCS Mrs Vernon Donohue Mr • and Mrs Don Beegle, at tended to ~nderscore. the need for Mrs. Pearl Norns wa s a Zane and Tracy of llacme M1· an d Mr·s La try 1Tayln1lll ~m d Kc·1th speul addiilonal prison fac1lit1~S Chrrstmas Day guest of Mr spent Sunda y With M• s. O'Bnen, Junmy, Carol ard 1\cclncscl,ty mghr with Mr Ohio's pnsoli populatiOn and Mrs Hoyt Fergerson al Eileen Buck Un<bl were ChriStmas drnnPr :ond Mrs Ted II O)lnan and has JUmped by 48 per cent Ill Pt Pleasant and also viSited Mrs Edward Moran and gues ts of Mr . And Mr 3 fanuh· ut Westc1vrlle. On the last two years and IS her srster , Mrs Vrrgie son David of Lynn"ood, New Ma rshall Adam s a nd l1ur stnras mol nrng the y all likely to go even higher S(ewa rl and family . Jersey ' VISited Mr and Mrs. Haymond left fo r Laurel. Md where because of an mcrease m Mr and Mrs Ralph L. Erwm Gloeckner Saturday . Mr and Mrs. Vernon Cad} the) spent C.1rnstma s With crime, conVIctions and \\hat Durs t and family of Mr and Mrs Paul Davis, and children of West Jef- thetr s~m. Mr and M1 s l.ebman called th e " no- Sprrngfield, Mr. and Mrs Mr. Clarence Stor) and ferson,O.,Mr.a ndMrs Molte Do n:~l cl lla )lflall and family nonsense, get4ough atlltude Dale F'erkins and children of Ro salee of Darwm we re O'Brien und chrldren of n•turmn~ homr Sunda;. Ga llrpolls spe nt Fridu y of judges throughout Ohio." Portsmouth, Mr and Mrs C.'hristmas Day guests of Mr Mr :.md Mr ~ f.c.~rt y Powell Already ' the population In I <Jwrence Bush were Christ- and Mrs. l,rwm Glockner and evenmg wrth Mr and Mrs and chr ldrcn , llarry Hill, six or seven state prisons Is ml!s guests of Mr. and Mrs Mrs Ada Norris. Marshall Adam s nnd vrsi tcd Mrs. Vrrgil II !!I and beyond capacity leve ls. fuolph Durst and RICk. Chmlmas guests of Mr. llaymond clul ch en Cbrist111.ts Day "We're fa st approachtng the Mrs Eileen Buch, Early and Mrs Roy Donohew we1e Mrs J•'erno B Haym.m 11 rll 1\11 , and Mrs Bul> Spencer, pomt," said Norns, "whe1e Roush were over Christmas Mr and Mrs. Greg Donohew enter Holzer Medical Cent er· Mr nllCI Mo s '"''" Birch . state lac1lities may have to Eve and Christmas Day and baby of Colwnbus, Mr. ,1,111 g and w1ll ho ve eyo Mrss .Jean As h! ~). Havensadmit a co nvic ted felon guests of Mr and Mrs Don and Mrs. George Donohew surgery Jan 13. wood, mrtccl ~l r·s. Margre through the front door and Beegle and children !l! and children of· Circle VIllr Mr and Mrs . Geralr I! lUll release him through the back ;.;:;:,.,:::;_;::,;:;:;::;.,.!i;...;:;;..;;~~..;iji,.;jii.ij~,;;_--..;.-------------------, phone It is open to almost let Your Dollars Wo~k For You • By Charlene Hoeflich Road. Ri chmond Surrey, A cane caned from wood England The ca11e was taken from the fam ous among the museum pieces Charier Oak tree m Con- collecled by the late A. V. nechcutt by Pome roy's Howe ll of J>omeroy, founder, Sa muel Wyllys recogmzed as a historian of Pomeroy , more than 100 OhiO Rrver lore. years ago is among treasures It 1s believed thai Dickens on display at tbe Meigs acqwred the cane durmg hiS Museum lra,•els through the OhJO Sharpemng histon cal rn- Valley while in Arnerrea on a terest in the cane Is the fact lecture tour during the late thai it once "as the property 1860s of English novelist Charles Carved around the cane Dickens. from ll•ebottom to the top IS Twenty or so years ago it the mscr~phon "S. Wyllys was returned to J>omeroy as Pomeroy m 1819 cut th1s sttck the gift of David .N. Warren, fr om The Charter Oak, " Woodbine Cottage (home of along •• th oak lea f repbcas Charles Dickens) J>etersham The gold knob on tqp ,has an film have dinner served by la£hes of the _____,__________________________--. Certificates ' Thieves in CAF'E TOWN, South Africa I UF'I 1 - Heart transplant dual employment would not end w1th a deciSIOn at the Norrts local court level Either party Lehman and Nurns heheve could appeal to a h1gher It is unfa ir to compare thCJr pl ove the skills and In · court, he said. formuj wn or its te lephone • prison bond Issue with the Common J>leas Judge governor's giant eeonomic volunteers Carelrne p1·ovides 24 hour Kenneth B Aler said a right recovery plan which met service round lhe year wtth of appeal exists in all cases defeat. no holidays . Many staff and does not preclude a judge They point out thiS one is members spend hme dealing from makmg a deciSI"-._ a•med at a specific need, and Both parlles now have"'l5 that tbe hood rellrement with 1111pnrtant personal co nce rns at four In the days m which to submit penod is only half as long as shpulatwn of facts m the case !be one proposed by Rhodes. morntng Careline, IS co ntmually on which the JUdge will rule. Aside from the "lock •em up" angle, the latest bond issue has another thing going for it. The taxes needed to finance it - a penny on a pack of cigarettes and 16 cents on a fifth of liquor - are "sm" taxes whteh may be more attractive to voters than the sales and gasoline tax increases sough\ by Rhodes. But there's another factor to be eonstdered - location of the new prlBOn facilities Although Lehman and Norris worked witb the state Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections to eomp1le a list of potential sites for the facilities, those would probably 1101 appear on tbe ballot sbouJd the bond ISSue get that far. This would enable tbe legislature and the department to place the corrections fac1Uties where they see fit But it also would require Ohio electors to vole "blind" on• Mini'mum $1,000 the bond issue, not knowing whether a prison might show up in their backyard at some future date If the Lehman-Norris prison plan survives the pitfalls of the legis Ia ture and the politicking of a major 296 w.:2nd 'St. . Pomer.oy,,Ohio 45769 election year, however, 11 RICHARD E. JONES, MANAGER could be the forerunner of similar proposals to finance mdlvidual programs m olber stnven to mmntam 1ts htgh qufllily or service and IS scekmg cnntmually to tm- 4-Year Oak' cane' 5616. 61i710- 57-14114 eve mn g a t Hea th updalmg rts refem1ls, so that program IS thoroug ". dcahn.l! knowledge of what resources Wllh a ll OlHJOr RI'CiJ S of are available m Mmgs County cun(-ern can be told on the IS 48-38-78-43 lh e Moddleport-F'omeroy Rota• y Club here Fnda) Careline is there when needed Il) S t'E\'EN ~JARL POMI.HOY - Who can you Super S.nla et rr ul a ted f1 cc for only return mmhug by Rotary Jnlcllmtwnal was shown to JAIL CA J>TURF.O BEIRUT, Leban on t Upl) Hundr eds of Moslem mihhamen .w~;;;;;g ·;;,k";;:.J;,;;,;,.·~o;;;, 1000 711.4723 (('ontmuo'l from page 2 2} ~· r , , , the Charter 1'llt' '\tu nJa\ 1'1m£'s · Sl.' ltt inel, Swu.tav .I an 4 1Q7,; !.l The loss was set at about $20,000. Seven members of the depar tment and two trucks answered the call AI 6 p.m. Saturday, the departme,nt went to the Dan VanCooney residen ce on Township Road 175. The bouse was gutted Nine men and two trucks answered the call. The loss was set at $5,000 ·=···· ~··:< . ;......•:·:·:·: ;••.; ,•. :-.·: ,•: ·: :· :· ·..••:· EXTENDED OUTLOOK Wednesday through Friday, chance of snow In the north and rain or snow In the south Wednesday and a chance of snow Thursday and Friday. Highs In the 30s In the north and the 40s In the south, dropping to the 20s by Friday. Lows in the 20s Wednesday morning , dropping to the teens by Friday morning. :·: :·.:.:;: ::· ·::· '::.':' !;':' ::··:· ·:·.·:·:·:·:·:·:···:·::.·:·:·:·,· Bronze Vega • IS • • JDissmg SAN FRANCISCO -The Golden Gate Bridge has claimed Its first suicide of 1976. The coroner's office said an unldenttlted man about 25 years of age leaped from a cab Saturday night, thre11 his fare on the back seat and bounded over the railing. Last year 28 persons killed themselves by jumping from tbe span. F'omeroy police are In· veshgating the theft of a 1974 bronze colored Vega, hcense nun1ber Z-908-G, from m front of the< General Telephone Co. bllllding on West Main St., Pomeroy, between 3:30 and 5 30 p m Satnrday. J>olice Chief Jed Webster said Charles H. Cobb, Syracuse, owner. parked the car there about 3·30 p m. It was gone when he left the bUilding about 5· 30 p.m. An all points bulletin has been : :·:·:·: =···: =···=·· :.•.;.: :··: :· .;.;.·.:· ·:·:·:·:·:·:·:•:<:•: :···: issued to police on the missmg vehicle SQUAOCAU.ED RACINE - The Racine ER squad was called Saturday at 12 ·30 p .m for Norman Increasing cloudiness Lehew, 64, Rt. 1, Portland, - tomght with lows around 20. who had a back injury He Mostly cloudy Tuesday with was taken to Veterans highs from 35 to 40 . Memorial Hospital. . J>robabtlity ofr prectpitatton 10 per cent today and 20 per cent tonight and Tuesday. Weather "fAKENTOHOSPITAL The Pomeroy E-R squad answered a call to the Walter 'Morris residence, Long Hollow, at 3·06 am SIDlday for Elsie HaddriX, a medical patten!, who was taken to Holzer Medical Center. "" Captured Jap jetliner sat in Manila -with no place to take gwtmen f MANILA, the Philippines CUP! l - Two Fthpmo gunmen hijacked a Japanese jetliner today and threatened to kill all 200 passengers. But after hours of negotiations they freed the passengers in exchange for permission to fly to Tokyo wtth captive crewmen and othe~ airline employes The Japan Air lines DC8, however, was unable to take off for Tokyo tonight because the Japanese government refused to allow it to land there. . The plane's engines were warming up for the flight to Tokyo late Monday night when they suddenly were switched of[. The aircraft's lights also were turned off and the plane stood parked in darkness 50 yards from the mam passenger terminal. Some 10 holD's earlier the hijackers, who had sudddenly seized lbe aircraft at Manila International Airport, had released the 200 pasengersmost of them Japaneseafter threatenmg to kill them WI less authorities gave in and allowed them to Oy the hijacked plane to the Japanese capital. Permission was granted after long negotiations and ST LOUIS (UF'I) the big plane was then President Ford today called reac!U!d to take off with tbe for an immediate cease-fire two hijackers, 12 crew m Angola and warned the United States may take members and eight other "limited measures" to block airline employees referred to unacceptable Soviet achons n as "volunteer" hostages. The hijackers had refused a other parts of the world direct order telephooed from But he ruled out culling off F'hilippine President Fergraln shipments to Russia in dinand E. Marcos to retallation for Soviet InslD'render, JAL officials in tervention m Angola. He said it would be a "serious Tokyo srud. · Mrs. Imelda mistake" that would mcrease Marcos was at the airport tensions between the two during the drama, having gone there to see a daughter superpowers. off on another night . She "We favor an immediate chatted with a nwnber of the cease-fire, an end to all freed hostages, many of outSide mtervent1on and a government of national Wlity, whom left the plane laughing. Informed government perm1tlmg the solutwn of the sources said the reason for ol'ngolan problem by the Angolans themselves," Ford the delayed departure was that Japan had refused sa1d m a speech prepared for dohvery to tbe Arnencan Farm Bureau Federation Cease fire asked conventmn m Sl . Louts "The U S .SOviet rivalry tn some areas around the world has. unfortunately, not ceased," Ford said. But Instead of stopping grain sales to Russia, as he said some m Congress have suggested, the J>resident said, "The answer IS to take other appropriate liml ted measures n""'ssary DEJ<:R KILLED to blOo.:k -· and stop - Soviet A deer "as killed when 1t acllons that we fmd Wlacran mlo the path of a car ceptable " driven by Mike Salser, 19, Rt . He did not spell out other 1, Racme, on SR 124 In -" rea s of Soviet troub lel.!!banon Township, the Me1gs making or specify what he Co unl } Sheriff 's Dept. meant by the threal of reported "hmit ed measures " . .r permissiOn for the jetliner to land there as long as the hijackers were armed. The two gunmen were armed with pistols and explosvtes. Police sharpshooters and Philippine Air Force security men armed with carbines crouched at the ready under tbe glare of television hghls as the ramp of tbe plane was pulled away prior to takeoff for Tokyo Rumors swept the airport that Mrs: Marcos bad negohated the surrender of the hijackers, but neither Air Force nor airport olfietals clairOed any knowledge of !he reports. At 8·30 p,m , the takeoff lime negotiated by the hijackers With Phtlippme authorities, fuel trucks, a power unit and the ramp were cleared away as ground crews received papers which appeared to be a "fuel . I' ' .' .,. ! manifest. " As far as could be determined, only the two hijackers and eight crewmen were aboard th e DC6, whfch arrived here at midday from Bangkok en route to Osaka, (Contmued on page 8) McCune· charged in home shooting Kenneth Dale McCune, 22, Rl. I, Rutland, arrested by the Meigs County Sheriff's Dept. has been charged w1th causmg or attempting to cause physical harm w•th a deadly weapon. Robert I.. Imboden, 28, of near Rutland had the picture window in his home shot out and got a bullet in his s houlder early Saturday morn mg. Imboden was lying on the couch m his hvinfl room at 4 a .m whenacarpul led upand shot out his Iron t wtndow. Imboden ran to the door where he took a slug tn the shoulder from either a nile or pistol. He was taken to Veterans 1\lemonal Hospital where he wa s traled and released McCune is lodged in Meigs County jaol. 1 I I � 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 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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