http://66.213.69.5/files/original/eaf5af0565be7cb81cc0cf5fc3bfffed.pdf 285a6e6a24e531e60a3638abbae6443f PDF Text Text ; .· 10- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Sept. 24, 1976 Rozenll Genhimer • • inc luded : Jobs - Carter would give Rotena B. Genhelmer, II, "top priority" to reducing overall employment in the MlnersvWe, died 'lbunday at (CooUnued from page I ) Pleasant Valley Hoapltll. Congress," Carter came back nation ro 4 or 4.5 per cent in She wu born Jan. 2, 1908 four years. Ford said the best with : the daughter of the late John "H he insists I should be answer to unemployment was · and Anna Baer Bally. She responsible for the ro ''look to the private sector" wu allo preceded In death by Democratic Congress , of and reduce taxes. Ta~es - Ford indicated he her husband, Olan, one son, which I was not a part, then I · one granddaughter, think he should be would sign the 1,S()t).page tax Richard, RosaMa Knight, one grandresponsible for the Nixon reform bill passed by son, infant Knight and one administration, of which he Congress, but said the brother John BaUy. · was a part, in its entirety." measure does not go as far as Mrs. Genhelmer was a Carter's main attack came he would like In culling taxes. member of the Forest Run Catter said be would cut on Ford's unemployment United Methodist Church, taxes for low and middle record .. He said more United Methodist Women, Americans are out of work income wage earners while now than when Ford took closing 'oopholea that benefit and the Ladles AuxiliarY of the American Legion, office two years ago, and he the rich, said the administration is · Amnesty - Repeating "insensitive" to the unem· previous stands, Ford said he Mrs. Hines, 79, opposes blanket amn~sty' ployed. dies Thursday Ford's strongest attack while Carter he would grant To help deliver dependable · ca me on Carter's lax pardons ~. which he said . Mrs. Edi t h H.lnes, 79, performance it has a heavy proposals. He said if Carter means forgtveness - but not Fi.sher st., Pomeroy, died duty motor and many other was elected he would "raise annnesty to draft resisters. . ,Thursday at Veterans components used in Budget - Both men said Memorial Hospital. the taxes on half the Frigidaire Commercial they wanted to balance the Mrs:Hines was the American people." Washers. Helps keep·shape budget, but For.d said in 1978, d8ughter of the late Jacob Following 12 questions and stretch in knits longer · posed by reporters, both gave while Carter said It would not aod Mary Scholl Meinhart. with an exclusive-action Knits cycle. four minute closing come until his fourth year In_ .. She wsa preceded in death office. lso b daughter Mr8 statements. Intelligence' Agencies a Y a The first debate was Ford said his admlnlstratloo Charlene Thoma, • t~o· confined to domestic ·issues. was the first to clamp down brothers, Max and Phillip On Oct. 6 the two will meet in on illegal activities by the Meinhart, and a sister, San Francisco to debate CIA and other Intelligence Meinhart, and her husband, foreign 1101icy and defense, Carter said the Cleland tUnes. and on Oct. 22 their third agencies. government has too much Survlvtng are a son, meeting will be a free for aU secrecy and too little Wlllard, Pomeroy ; two on any subject. personal privacy gr~na, Hoger Hlnea of Responses on major Issues · GaWpoUs, and Ray Hines of Belpre, and four 41reat· grandchildren, David and Douglas Hines of Belpre and (ConUnued from page I) Amy and Andrea Hines of to act to provide relief In the Gallipolis, and sever•! nieces form of energy subsidies just and nephewa. as they have acted in the past Mrs. Hines was a member to provide food subsidies, of Trinity Church and medical subsidies and belonged to the Happy housing subsidies." Harvesters and the. Busy Cummings pledged full Bees of the church. She was a cooperation of the OGA and member of the Daughters of its member companies In America. · · providing the legislature with Funeral services will be the · necessary information held at 2 p.m. Sunday at th.e aod dati to develop the Ewing Funeral Home with needed legislati011. ficlatlng. Burls! be of· in the W. H. will Perrin Beech Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral borne after 7 this (Continued from page I) firm at Marietta. He evening. presented drawings, MONTHLY REPORT specifications and cost The Racine ER Squad estimates for the addition to the high school which will made 21 · runs during the include a Vocatioila I month of August, Joan Tuttle " Agriculture center. 1 multi reported. 'Jbey bad a total oii,QII Bnl1 media center and • music roo111. Plans were approved "' nian bours, drove ~.9 aod the clerk was authorized miles, made · runs in the to advertllse lor construction village of Racine and bids. 'Jbe · purchase of the Syracuse and to ~. claY~ bleachers and the new ad· Sutton, Ollve, Letart and dltion were approved in a Chester Townships. They $Ul,OOO bond lasue paaaed In transported patients to the spring by voten of the Holter Medical Center, dlatrict. Bids will be opened Veterans Memorialilolpital oand ~- Joaepha Hospital in on Oct. 28. . James Adams, high achool Parkersburs. principal, was authorized to attend a high achoolo prln- • · clpals conference in VeterailtMemorlaJHOIJiltal Columbus, Oct. 17·19. 'lbe ADMITTED Betty nezt meeting was set for Oct. Bailey, Vinton; John Pat·pomeroy 14. terson, Racine; Earl Cleland, Attending the meeting were Racine; ~ . George Oiler, rutiC!nd Adams, Beegle, Bill Baer, Middleport; Michael Hub•n~r~· plmns Larry Wolfe, James · bard, Syracuse; Betty Wickline, principals; Anna McKnight, Middleport. Oiler, lunchroom supervisor; DISCHARGED - Mildred the bank of CoMee Williams, coach·; BW Spencer, Mildred Gaul, Jewell, Michael Winebren· Robert Bllbop, Tommy Wile, the century ner, coachea; board mem· Tamara Tallent . . established 1872 bers, Jack Bolltlck, Robert SQUAD CAU.ED . Sayre, Roger Adams, DeMis The Pomeroy Emergency L,.l.,.Wbere'~!:;:!!:!!~~~!!:!!::;._J Evana, Hill; Clerk· Supt. Squad answered a eallat 1:20 Bobby Dallas Ord, and p.m. 'lbursday lor Sarah treasurer Jamea Wagner. Koebler wbo wu lU at ber borne at 323 'Candor St. She APPEARING FOR THE FIRST TIME was taken to Holzer Medical Center. Technical Frigidaire Heavy Duty . Automatic Washer claimed by deBth Pomeroy. SIJe Ia aurvlved by a 1011, Edward of Royal Oak, Michigan, three dauchlers, Mrs. William (Betty) KnJcht, Point Pleawlt; Mrs. William (Rachel) Sheridan, Waverly and Mn. Peter (Judith) Vanic;a, MellcoCity, Mezico; four alaters, Mrs. John (Kathleen) Scott, Miners· ville; Mrs. Rusa (Ann) Watson, Mlnenvllle; Mrs. C. p , (Bertha) Arnold, Stewart, and Mrs. J. B. (Altona) Marshall, LQulsvllle, Ky., 10 grandchlldren, and several nlecea and nephews. Funeral services will be held Saturday ai 1 p·.m. at Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. Richard Jarvis officiating, Burial will be In · Beech Gove Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home at any time. MEET RESCHEDULED RACINE - A meeting of the Southern Local School District Band Boosters· scheduled for Tlleaday has been postponed unlll 7:30 p.m. 'lbursday night at the high school. Everyone Is asked to attend to dlacuss the problem of additional Wlifonns. 'lbe band is now over80members, about twice the size of previous years, aod arrangements must be made for the new band members. _BAKER FURNITURE o. •• POSitiOn ~. ROCK MILL v.n., PvWIW.Ifte ~... ................ c.....,.,.If, ....... ..... '"'_...... ,..,._...".. hcoM ,.w .. ~.Oh ... Fronr Lancaster; Ohio ,.. ,.. ...: r..u-e.t _,.ka Mt .......... OM ....... h, tUS. ly !Mil !It CHilo ell4 w. v . .. ~ YMr, t2UI; II• lftOftlha. Ill .HI Thrllit - ' " ' · OM. l~re UUI .,..r: Jb _.thti1UI; fhrM - - t7.H. ~rlpta.. llf'kao Inc... lv'"'-y Fui( power. while with blue trim. Quysler Newport · Royal 2 Dr. HT 67 Cadillac . Ht .Sed., power, air ·" ·••·" ••· '995 74 Pori" • l.enlans Spt. Cpe; pow~ air•.•.• 13495 74 Olds Cutlass 2'Dr. Sup. Cpe............ '3895 ·was$1795 74 Olds Cut Sup. Cpe., power air......... 14195 now only '1495 2-73 Ford LTD, 4 dr, Air... ...............12695 73 Buick Regal HT Coupe, Full power · and air •.•....•••...............••..•••.•'3495 Was 53295. 73 Olds CuHass Supreme Cpe. power, air 13495 now on~ s3195 Pomeroy, 0. 72 Chev.lmp. 4 Door, V-8, auto., air: ...... ..S1595 .. .11 Olds 98 Lux. Sed., pow, air..............11995 now on~ s1495 t-------a70 Nova 2 Dr., 4 speed ..........:............'895 74 MtC Hornet 2 Door Automatic trans. Was$2295 · now only s1995 71 PontiaC Cat. Coupe Power, air. Was $1095 now on~ ss95 · 71 AMC Hornet Sportabout·Wagon Was$1095 now on~ SS95 72 Olds 98 Auto. trans. Was $2195 6.9 Buick LeSabre 4 Dr. HT........ ,., ••••••• 1495 PS, PB, AIR Was '895 now.only '1995 68 Cutlas1 Supreme 4 Dr.....................1795 now on~ '695 4 Speed Was $2295 Fuli power, air 68 vW Transporter COLUMBUS The Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation, to , meet mandales of both federal and state En· vironmenlal Protection Agencies, Is nearing com· pletlon of a project costing slightly·more than $1 million at GalllpoUs state Institute. The project included in· stallation of a new holler along with updating the entire coal·handUng system, repairs to other boilers and stokers along with other repalrM to mechanical equipment. The project Is alnlom ready lor final in· spectlon. The work Is part of $8,256,000 being spent this biennium on pollution control projects. In the previous bleMium, a little more than $7 mllllon was expended lor this purpose with another f6,1184,000 in projects con· templated for the next · bieMium, accordlnt! to John Jenkinson, head of the department's engineering unit .of the Office of Systems and FacUlties. Similar work Is being done in 12 other department • operated facilities with the main thrust the updating of their boiler systems and coal plants and coal plants with emphasis on the use of Obl<>produced coal. The department's EPA work Is in three areas: water 'sources to be sure all facilities have good, clean water: the treatment of wastewaters Including the EXTENDED OUTLOOK Moaday throagh Wedaeaday, a cbuce of rain Monday and Tlloaday and clearlq WedDeaday.lllgba wlli be Ia tbe . . to the low 70. and Iowa wUl be In tbe •• · '\'laton Mayor's Court Albert J. Runyon, Radcliff, $23 speed; Deborah S. Moore, Hamden, $23, speed; Larry Roach, Waterloo, $23, speed; Flortmce E: Ellis, Marietta, $18, speed; Clovis L. strausbaugh, Wilkesville, $18, speed; Gary G. Carpenter, New Straitsville,. $18, speed; Gene Puckett, Radcliff, 0., $18, speed and James B. Wingerter, Carrollton, $18, speed. wzll ·recezve Davis award GALUPOLIS - Maxine S. Plummer, execu· live director of the 648 Board, will be pre· sented the Eddie Davis awatd, according to an announcement made by Jack A: Farrington, executive director of the Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation, at the annual meeting of the Gallia, Jackson, Meigs Community Mental Health Center, Inc. Friday night at the Holiday Inn here. The Eddie Davts award commends those who have contributed ·a great deal towards better health In Southeast Ohio. Three per· sons received appreciation awards. 'lbey are Maxine Wingett, Meigs County; Mary Lou King, Gallia and Trula Zlrrunerly, Jackson. 70 Ford LlD Wagon fi'l) 72 Chevr Imp. ' ' ' 'l ~ S.1ter Was 51095 now on~ '1595 Open Evanings'1116-Ti15p.m. S.t. KARR & VAN ZANDT "You'll like Our Quality Way of Doing Bu~ness" .See one of these courteous s11esmen: ~~ Burris, Lloyd McLaughlin or Marvin Keeblugh. ' ' 992-5342 ' ' GMAC r11ancine POMEROY Eelementary street safely patrol members IVho are helping school children gel safely across streell of the tnwn to and from school. They are, first row, 1-r, l(aren DeMou, Deanna VanMeter, Jeff FomiiUJ I PRICE 25 CENTS MIDDLEPORT·PO MEROY 1 ·-, "\..;;.., ,~ _..., BLUE DEVJL Boosters Club President Ike Wiseman, third from left, presented plaques to George Carter, left, and Forest Mullins and Jay Simms (right) prior ro Friday night's home footbaU. opener on Memorlsl Field. The ceremony hooored numerous individuals who helped rebuild Memorial Field's gridiron and baseball field during the past year. Had it not. been for the volwiteer work and dooatioos, the projects would have cost more than $20,000. Others honored (not pictured) were Gord011 Harris, Miles Epling and Tom Jones. Wiseman also pre~~ented Booster of the Year Awards to Jay Simms, Gordoo Harris and Tom Jonea. It was pointed out the huge hellnet design painted at. midfield was done by Dave Lyoos, Tim Tope and Mike Evans. Wiseman thanked all individuals who helped make the Memorial Field project a huge success. - Keith Wilson photo. $200,000 action filed in wreck A suit for money In the amounl of $2110,000 bas been filed in Meigs Countx Com· rnori Pleas Court, $100,000 is for compensatory dsmages and $100,000 for punitive dsmages. Filing the suit Is Wllllam Mlddleswart, admlnlstrator of the estate of Wllllam G. Middleswarth, Rt. I, Port· land, against Rick A. Johnson, Gallon. The plaintiff states on the 11 TB cases reported in Meigs in '76 30th of August 1975, the defendant did negllgenlly operate his vehicle on SR 124 in Meigs County In a reckless speeding m&Mer, and did !aU to maintain an assured clear distance ahead and did run into and againSt the decedent, William Gregory Middle· swart's 010lorcycle. Plaln\111 states that as a result of the negligent con· duct on the part of the defendsnt Rick A. Johnson, Middleswarth suffered multiple body trauma and· suffered pain the remaining days of his Ille until his death on Sept. 4, 1975. In · other court action Maurice Gagnon, Pomeroy flied suit for divorce against · Rosemary Gagnon, Rt. 1, Minersville. Ronnie Brinker, Kanauga and Angle Brinker, Rt. 1, Racine, filed for dissolution of marriage. Thieves get $1,500 worth of items in Frid;Jy B&E GALLIPOLIS Ap· prollmately $1,500 worth of merchandise Including money wsa taken in a POMEROY - There have. breaking and entering Friday been 401 positive reactors to night at the borne of Mrs. the tuberculin skin tests In Johnny Jackson, 704 Second Melge County since 1971, Ave. City pollee officers said health department officials entry W85 made by prying off report. the lock on the rear door. Most of the reactors have been given prophylactic Once Inside, the intruders medication for a period of one ransacked the bouse then year aod there have been II pried a lock off a bedroom people diagnosed as having active tuberculosis during the GALLIPOLIS - The last year. The 11 have all Gallia County School received treatments and are Board, ID recessed session followed by the tuberculosis Saturday afternoon, blred clinic located on Mulberry Heights, the former' county 'lbomas E. Hairston as Gallla County Schools children's borne building. It Is · pointed out that a Superintendent. Halratoa balb from Cuyahoga Falb, tuberculosis levy wiU be up lor renewal at the Nov. 2 Ohio. His most recent election, having been pooltton was director of renewed every live years career development and since 1952. 'lbe renewal this placemeat center, Kent year will be a decrease from State University. Complete .65 of one mill to .4 of one mill. detalb of this and other Without the levy the ser· county board matters ..W vices made possible by the appear In Monday's paper. levy caMot be continued, officials report. closet. Taken were the following : a Ill-gauge shotgun, a 12gauge antique double barrel muzzle loader, an antique 6day clock, $500 worth of old coins, including sliver dollars, quarters, dimes and $2 bills; three gold ladiea' watches, a man ' s wrist watch, a Masoni€ ring and Polaroid camera. Carl Drununond, 41 Spruce St., reported someone en· tered his home Friday. Missing was a 16-gauge shotgun valued at $200. Vandalism was investigated at Carl's Tavern, 856 Second Ave., where someone threw two bricks breaking two large windows. Two juveniles ages 14 and 1~ were taken into custody Fridsy In connection with the theft of an auro owned by James Crouse, 21~ Eastern· Ave. The car was taken from a parking space at Third Ave. and Grape st. It was later recovered on Neighborliood Rd. TO MEET TUESDAy CHESHIRE - The Gallla . Meigs Community Action Agency Board of Directors will hold their monthly meeting on Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Cheshire Central of· fice. All members are urged to attend. Maidens assumes new post Bus,~ WasS1995 runoff from coal piles to . reduce sulphur content, along with the · air pollution con· trois, Jenkinson said. Plans for the next biennium call for expenditures of another $403,000 al the Gallipolis facility including $50,000 for additional water supplies, $103,000 on wastewater · treatment equipment and $250,000 on additional air . pollution controls. M~s. Plu~mer now on~ *2295 69 Buick LeSabre 4 Dr., air.................. 1495 74 Vega GT Cpe. 73 Olds 88 4 Dr. $1 million project nearing .COmpletion GALLIPOLIS - City commlaaloners here Friday evening in special ~ion by a 2-1 vote employed Atty. WIUiam N. Eachus as city solicitor replacing Dan Evans who resigned effective Saturday. However, as of Saturday morning, Eachus had not accepted the post. Eachus had been serving as assiatant city solicitor. At Friday's special session, cotnmissioner Douglas J. Wetherholt questioned if the commission was tnaridated to accept Evans• resignation. . Later, it was suggested that Eachus be appointed to the post ro serve temporarily during the Illness of Com· mission President John Allison, a patient In the Hol1er Medical Center. A coillerence call wu then made to Allison with com· rnls8ioners Wetberholt, Pete Nibert, City Manager Dick M1lls and clerk Evelyn Young on the other end. On a roll call vote, Allison and Nibert voted to hire Eachus, but Wetherbolt voted against it. With that action, the job is Eacpus' ii he desires to accept. 4 Dr., Power and Air Was 12495 74 Vega Hatchback C'Aiupe MEIGS THEATRE a.DSED FOR Vfl.ATION WATCH FOR OPENING DATE FLOATING EXIUBIT WELOOMED- Galllpolie City Manager RichardT. (Dick) . Mllls, right, welcomed Capt. Henry Billiot of the flOating bicentennial exhibit, Sergeant Floyd to Gallipolis Friday morning during a brief ribbon-<:Utting ceremony at the rlvetfroot. The tnwboat; sponsored by the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, docked in GaiUpolla Frlds:( to give interested persons a cbance to view its series of audi<>-visual exhibits which·recount the early hlsrory of the United States. · 72.Buick Elec. 225 HT Cpe., ·power air ..... '2495 1------1: 71 Buicll Skylark . HT Cpe. budgets with the 1978 approprlaUons beside them. 643 Mental Health Board, $126,485 ($103,489); 643 Clinic, $638,461 ($1$5,485 ); Drug Abuse Program, $25,734($22,788) ; 409 Drug (Coolinued on page 2) tabbed for city post 73 Ford Gal. 500 HT Cpe., pow, air........12395 73 Buidl225 ·Umited HT Cpe. went from a budget of $36£642 to $$27,798. The 648 Mental Health Board Is funded by state and federal IUIICI& as well as a .2 levy on property owners. Here is the overall 648 Eachus is Visit the Warehouse on Mechanic St. - See the new line of G. E. : appliances and televisions:..... Save on our sale of carpet mill ends. 68 Cadillac Cpe. the county share Is $21,800 Your lnvited Guest Reaching More Than 12,000 Families SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1976 GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT NO. 35 • Save up to '300 on Kimball Pianos' Furniture Department, 3rd Floor DeVille •.. •••.. ••.••.•••••.• 1795 creased from $975,700 to $1,220,200. 'lbe lund is fur· bi.shed by the state gasoline and llcen&e plate tai. 'lbe Guiding Hand School bodget · W85 increased fronn $162,300 to $302,000 whtle Public Assistance (Welfare) which flt,voted 'ft~ The Greater Miclllle Ohio Valley Sofas, Chairs, Sleep or Lounger DeV~Ie •.•••••••••••• •'3595 Major increases are noted in the county's Maintenance and Road Fund ( M&R), Guiding Hand School, Public AMistance, and the operaUoll of the 648 Mental Health Board and.its facilities . 'lbe M&R Fund was In- tmts Cloudy and a chance .of lhowere today with highs 70 to 75. • Special Sale Prices Now on Kroehler 71 Cadillac Eldorado Cpe., power, air .••.• 13295 now only '3295 ·now on~ '1995 THE MEIGS INN big portion of that actually does not come . from the county." Included in the county departments are federal and state funds lor the Highway Department, Welfare Asalstance and the 648 Me11tal Health Board. + on Custom Made Draperies Dark blue. blue trim, vinyl roof, full power. air, new Was$3495 · n...-lettt '"··· tHE BEST IN LIVE ENTERTAINMENT · The county's General Fund departments for salary ad· shows an increase Of over Justmenta and supplies. 'lbe county's General Fund $100,000 which Mrs. Condee said is attributed to an In· budget was lei at $1,718,113 crease in the budget of the compared ro $1,614,7» a year sheriff's department. from ago. Mrs. Condee said, $119,800 to $1110,000 plus In- "Although the overall figure creases in all other county of $5,511,434 seems lar~e . a Weather V(1 11 . eSe~ve 30~· Friday Night and. Saturday tires, low miles, one owner. Automatic. lfr _,,., lllrMN anlt.lt.. rJ CMtl ..... lffiHtl ,• ly Motor lloute wMI'II _.,..,_ 10 til 2 •I · OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT 'TIL 8 1972 Cadilac Sedan 75.Dodge Dart Swinger Cpe. W.tl . Orlffllh c-~y . Inc;., . . . ttnelll .,.. CWI.._.... 01.... , ur Thlr~ Aw• .. N•wYoril, N.T. 1M17. j hli~Mrtptlon ., Elberfelds In Pomeroy USED.CAR SALE! Air m c-. St., ~r. Ot.lo .. , ... lvtiReU Offll• Htone "1-fUt. '' ' laM,f4, n.. ot.kl ., ~ , . GALLIPOLIS - Gailla County Commlaalonera here have approved the 1977 county departmental budgeta totaUng $5,611,434.37, • 13.9 pet. increaae over the 1976 budgeta according to County Auditor Dorothy Condee. Elberfelds In Pomeroy SALE! CHIIRIL. rAMWfiU 3 Guys & 2 Gals • • Wareho11se. Main Store and Home Furnishings Annex open Friday until 8 - Saturday from 9:30 until 5, Was $1695 il' Gallia budget up 13.9 percent over last year • PRICED TO MINIUIAIOH AliA IOIItrHOfrLI(H Clfyft11r., L11.11tll~ .lly ,,_,, htw•y w-·· ' REDUCED' pomeroy national . bank THf OA/ll' SINTII!IIIt , DfVOrtD ro nit Urlflllflf 0, ASK TOWED A marriage license has been .laaued to Donald Ray Jackson, 19, Tuppers Plains, and Avis Faith Blaaell, 19, Rt. 1, Long Bottom. Middleport Firat United Prelbylerlan Cbun:b llld wu a duooa• of the bolrd. Sbe wu a member of the ,......,~ ot the churdl and beJoaced to the MlddfePo'l Gtrdtn Club. FWIII'II • •icw lrill be heJd al Z p.m. Sunday at the Rlwllnae·Coata Funeral Home with the ~. DwiCbt Z.vltl olfldatlnl. Burial wW be In Middleport HIU Ccnetery. Ftlenda may call at the funeral home from 10 a.m. to noon and from 4 p.D\. to I p.m. Saturday. IT'S KARR &,VAN ZANDT'S A Safe Deposit .Box is better than your own pocket. ·It's 'fireproof. Burglar proof. Peace of mind for pennies a TO MEET TUE!iDA Y SaUsbury PTO wU1 meet Tlleaday, Sept. 28 at 7:30p.m. Teachen and school per· SOMe! will be Introduced. Please. bring RC bottle caps. 1blrd Ave., Middleport, died late Thursday niPt at the Arcadia Nuning Home, Coolville. 'lbe dauchter of the late William and Margaret Anderton Park, abe wu boin Nov. 7, IIH In Middleport. She wu IIIIo prteeded In death by 1 IIIIer, Mill Suaan Park who wu a teacher at Middleport Hich Sehool for many :raars. Mill Park wu a retired secretary-treasurer of the Meigs Grocery In Middleport. ··-----------------------------------•-~'! Safe Deposit. AT THE INN PLACE Mill Mary A. Pan, .. She WU I IIHIIIIber of the • TO MEET MONDAY Meigs J!'nior High Ath)etic Boo.!ters wUl meet Mlinday, Sept. 'IT, at 7:30 p.m. In the cafeteria at the junior high building In Middleport. All persons wbo · are in· terested In the junior bigh athletic program are urged to attend. Southern I Miss Park is claimed by death SPECIAL MEETING Tben ..w be a lp'd•l meetlnc of Melp Local . Scbool Board Moaday at 7:30 p.m. for the tranafer of fundi, hiring of pei'I!IMII and administrative aalary ad· juatment. The meet1nc Ia open to the public and wUl be held In the superintendent's office. l Ginther, Julia Spencer, Kim Morrow and Wayne Pearson; back row, I to r, CindY Curtis, Kim Rousl), Priscilla Herd· man, Rod Manley, John McKinney, Ken McCullough, Gene Klein. Advisor of the group this year Is John Arnott. POMEROY · - Dale K. Maidens, Elm St., Racine, has become associated with the Pomeroy Motor Cqmpany as sales representative representing Chevrolet Motor Division. A1l a new employe of the company, located on Pomeroy's East Main Street he will be selUng new cars and irucks and all mooels of used vehicles. Maidens iii the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maldena, Fredericktown, Ohio. He is a 1963 graduate of Washington Bloomfield High School at Iberia, Ohio. He served with the U. s. Navy, Aug. 1963 to · Oct. 1966 and W85 slaUoned in Bermuda with a naval air support attachme11t ,., · aviation administration ., aasiinments. He was employed in ad· ~ratlve • management positions with General Telephone Co. of Ohio and with General Telephone Northern Division traffic iechnlclan in Bellevue. Maidens Is married to the former Roberta F ..Kraeuter, Racine, vocal music teacher now doing substitute teaching. 'lbe couple has two children, a son, Colin, 3, and a daughter, Christl, 17 montha. Maidens Is a member of Marion Lodge 70, F&AM, Mari011 Chapter 62, R.A.M., ColumbUs Chapter of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, Bosworth Council 46, and Ohio Valley Commandery 24. DALE MAR .NS I ' NEW SANITARIAN John Cunnlagham, Upper Sec6nd Ave., Gallipolis, a graduate of Oblo State Unlvenlly with a B.S. Degree In Micro-Biology bas been employed 11 Gallla Caunty Sanitarian. Cunningham replaces Dave Garst who resigned. Now .You Know 'lbe language of Albania Is shgyp, and the principal dialects are gheg and tosk. Nativea of Albania shiqipnl, or "land of the eagles" call themselves shqulptar. • ... �,· S- The Swtday 'times- SentineL SWldav. Seot. 26.11176 Man injured in Rt. 143 mishap GALLIPOLIS - John Michailides, 21, Cleveisnd, riding a motorcycle was injured in a traffic accident at 2:30p.m. Fli~yon Rt. 143 in Meigs County. The Gallia - Mdgs Post State Highway Patrol said Micl!ailldes lost control of his cycle when a dog ran into his patll. The cyclist then went off the highway striking a fence . There was moderate damage. Mike Cunningham, t9, Rt. · 1, Gallipolis, was charged With DWI foUowtng an accident all : !~ a.m. Saturday on Rt. 35, lbree and one-ltalf miles west or Rl 5811. The patrol said Cunning· ham lost control of his car which ran off the left side of the lughway strill:ing 1 fence owned by Bob EvaM Farms. He was treated and released at the Holzer Medlcal Center for minor Injuries. Doyle Plants, 50, GaUipolls, WliS cited to Muldcipal Court lot driving let of center !ollowinl a tr&ffic accident at ):55 p.m. Oil Rt. 160, one mlle south of Rt. 3$. Officers said the Plants vehicle collided w1t11 an auto d operated by Walter Wood, 'I Jr., 49, Rt. 2, Bidwell. There -~, was rncdenlte clalnaae. No One WlS injured or cited in a collision at '7:50 p.m. on ' Rt. 7, three mUe!i of the GaUia-l.aw• ence Coun~ line. According to the report, an auto driven by Timothy ' Lockhart, ~. Waterford, THESE SIXTH GRADERS of the Pomeroy Becky Handley , Lois Roush, Tracy Harding and Debbte started lo pass just as a car 'Elementary School are serving as "bu.!t" safety patrol Thanpson ; second row, I to r, Mike Goe~lein, Teresa operated by Judith Boggs, 28, members for the school this year making sure that Harden, Shawn Gilmore, M.ike Whitlatch, &!die Gum, studenta safely get on and off buses. Meeting wilh the V•tera111 Memorial Heoplla! Rt. I, Scottown, attempted to Jeanna Pauley, Brian Spencer, Todd Fife, Mike Hawk; lji'Oup and the street patrol members Friday afternoon ADMITTED - Lucille make a left tum. There was back ruw, I tor, Man Van Vranken, Barbara Grueser, moderate damage. was Pomeroy Pollee Chief Jed Web!ter who oullined Roxanne McDaniel, Robin Buff~. &.san !Jghtfoot, Gilmore, Pomeroy; James Afinal accident occurred at aspeciS of !heir wwk and the operations of the Police Angie Van Cooney, Anna.Baxter, Angela Hubbanl, Vicki Qull.Jen, Middleport ; Phyllis 6 : ~ p.m. in Columbia l'wp. department. Badges, membership cards and bclts were Morrison, and Police Otief Jed Webst.,.._ Jolm Arnott, Davis, Athens; Charlene Meigs County where a vehicle ·distrillf:lted. The group includes : front, left to right, Mark Patterson, Rutland; Irene faculcy• member, is advisor. driven by Douglas Canny, 23, Goeglem, ChUCk Bailey , Todd Grover, Beth Gloeckner, CuMingham, Racine. DISCHARGED - Anna Rt. 3, Albany' turned left r------~-------------------~ ville ; Frank of Xenia ; Robert Funeral Home in Grove Ci1y , Hart, Gary George, Vernon striking the right side of a C.B r Blevins, Betty Bailey operated by Joan Wooten, 21, of Columbus; WilHam of Fri-ends may call at the Rt. 4, Pomeroy. Dayton ;. Mrs. Kenn€fh fuoenaf home aU clay Sun· Raleigh ~ I ·i Area Deaths .. ·· ~ ·\, ! I Betty I Dougan of Dayt011 ; day. j Mrs . Lambert (Esther) Bush Wolfe was 1he nephew of of Gall ipolis and Mr•- Sa lly lawrenr:e R. Gerlach . Sr., Pomeroy. Yeagley ot Gall ipolis. Five Poini Pleasa nt ; Ehie Funeriil serv1ces ·will be 1 brother's preceded him. Gerlach fowler . Jericho p.m. Tuesday at the Rufland He attended Gallia County Road, Point Pleasant; and C. POMEROY - Helen M, Chapel of lhe Walker Funeral Schools and graduated from M. Wol fe. Letart: Bartrum, 75, Rl. 4. -Pomeroy, Horne with the Rev. Robert Bidwell-Porter High School. died early Saturday morning E.' Smllh, Sr.. olficiating. Funeral servlces wiH beo at Veterans Memorial Buri al will be in M iles held at 2 p.m. Monday at Hospital where she was taken Cemetery. Fr iends may call Miller's ~orne For Funerals at 9:45 P·m· Fr iday by the at the chapej any fime alter with Rev . WilsDn Wa~ ofPamet'O'f. Emergency Squad. 10 a.m. Monday untn the time fic iating . Bunal will be in (Continued from page I) Mrs. Bartrum was born. of ~rv i ces . The f a~lly will r ine Sl . . Cemetery. Call.ing Program, $33,448 ($25,197) May 25, 1901 In Meigs County, rece1ve friends from 2 to .t hours will bo held aJ file and Personal · Advocacy a daughter of the late George and 7 lo ·9 p.m. Monday. funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m, and Emma Hysell Gloeckner. J'irogram $113,916 (Sl1,776). today. She married on July 9, 1928. New programs added Leroy t Bud) Bartrum who G • 0 'l were: 'E!Ilergeocy Mental survives along with a son. OOl'(fUI I Young Health, S74 ,9$4; Outreacl!, Weldon, Rt. 4, Pomeroy; two daughters, Mrs . Nate MlllDLEPORT- Georgia $22,!80; Senior Friends, !Joann) Wise, Rufland, and Etta Oiler, 68. died In PT. PLEASANl - Mrs. $18,252 and Children's TreatMiss lois Bartrum of Veterans Memorial Hospifal Hadie C. llarnell Young. 92, !Ilent, $79,088. Columbus; six grand- unexpectedl y early Saturday ol Apple Grove died Friday '" Another increase in local children; a sister, Mrs. Hazel morning. Pleasa nt Valley ~osp1tal Russell , HaMden . Sever'al Sh'e waS' a residen t of after a tong i11Aess. service CQst was noted in the nieces and nephews also Middleport, born Oc:t . 17. Born October 11 , . 1883 in Department Of Sanitation survive. 1908, In Rutland. daughter of Pli ny, sne was 1he daughter where ~.ooo ll'llS approved. A member of the Brodford the late Alfred and Mannie of !tie late Robert Barnett and OriginaUy, the department Church of Chrlstfor 62 years, Belle Manley Frazier. Catherine Byus !!arnett Mrs , Bartrum was a She married Rev. George Spending her en~ire iile in requested a bu.dget of homemaker mcst of her life. Oiler . He survives, along w'ith Mason C<>unty, Mrs. Yo~og F380,56Z, but commissioners, Funerol services will be 2 the following children : Mrs. wa.s. a member of ffle Barton Joe Sttwalt, C. E. Johiison (Mona Lee I United MeJI>Odisl Church ln p.m. Monday at the Ruffand lthamer and John Belville, did •not Chapel ot the Walker Funeral Neal and Gene ·c. Oiler both Apple Grove. · Heme with Mr. Jack Perry ot Middleport ; two grand · She was preceded in death approve it. otliclaffng. Burial will be in daughters and one 9rondson, by her husband Fran~ , The Sherifrs depmment Miles Cemeter~. Friends Two sisters surv1ve1 Mrs. . Sor'(ivors include one, budge! shows an .increase of may Clift at the funeral heme Glenna litHe, Middleport and daughfe r J Mrs . CJ,.ra B. $80,200. However, Sheriff any lime a4ter noon today Mrs. llema Little, Huntsville Powers, APPle Grove ; seven until lime of the servlc!!$. along with ooe 'brother. grandchildren , 21 great. Oscar Baird had submitted a Richard Frarier. Cedar grandch il dren, 14 greal - request for ml,700. Point, Ohio. Several nieces great - gr~ndch il dte n. ,a nd The Gallia County Comseveral n1eces and r'lephews. nephews survive. flioera1 services Will be missioners' Fund shows a She was preceded In death POM. L by one sister and three held Mot!day at 2 p.m . at the slight decrease, $t39,600 E KOY - J. Raymond brothers. She was a member Barton United Methodist compared $40,850 last Musser, 61, Rt. 2. Pomet'oy, of the First Church of God in Church. with Rev . Fred year. Wll dead upon arrival at Syracuse McCallister and Rev. Marlin Here is a breakdown of the Veterans Memorial Hospital Funerai services will be Campbel l ofliclating., Burial where he taken at 5:53 held at the Rawlings.Coats will follow in the church !-977 budgets, along Witll tile p.m. Friday by the Pomeroy Funeral Home 2 p.m. cemetery, · aUocations for 1976 ljlid the Emeraency Squad alter Tuesday, wlth Rev . Paul Voss Friends may call at · t.oe bKamlng ill at his home. officiating . . Wilcoxen Fun.eral Home after requests for 1977. ' Department 1976, followed Mr. MUSIIf was born Nov. Burial Will be in Gravel Hill 2 p.m. Sunday. by 1977 requests and 1977 11, 1914 In Rufland Twp., the. Cemetery, Cheshire. Friends approvals are listed In tllat sen ot the late William K. and may call at the funeral home order. Iva Spencer Musser. On Dec. any time after 10 a m 15, 19~ he married Florence Monday · · County Recorder. 535,100. Rockwell who survives along · $.10,500, 540.500; Prosecuting with a son, Frank V. Musser. MASON - George William fll1y ., $38,830, 540,930. Wolfe, 58, a former Mason 540,930; Ch ild Welfare, near Pomeroy; three "'* grandchildren; three a~ es ewa.. ~ou~ty resident. died Friday $139.79'1, $178,695, . $164,4)9; brothers, Arthur Of Rutland ; '" h•s home at Grove City. Soli and Water, Sl,500. ~.000. William of Athens and Hubert Born in Point Pleasant i6,000 ; She r if!, . S1 19,800, GALLI POLIS - ·charles of Roseville; a sister, Mrs.- Reed Stewart, 57, Dayton, September 4, 1918. son of sm ,100. Sl90,000; Sanitation. Fred tGenevieVI!) Brown of formerly from Galflpolls, L."ona Gerlach Wolfe Hoster $198,250, 5380.562, $200,000; Gallipolis, and several died at·5 a.m . Friday at the and the late Charles R. Wolfe, Highway Department, n.lec:es, nephews and ccuslns. Miami Valley Hospital in Sr., he was retired from the $975,700 . 51 . 255.000 , Besides his parents, Mr . Dayton. He was the son of the Columbus General Govern. $1 ,220.200; County Engineer, Mu55er was preceded In late Charles L Stewar-t and ment Depot. snsoo. 533 ,500. 113.200; dHth by a daughter, Barbara Ella Reed Stewart. He was Survivors besides his Municipal Court. s 19,400, Ellen In Infancy. Mr. Musser one of 13 children . He was a mother Include his wlte, 524,000, 522,000; Extension wesa coal miner for 20 years veteran of the U. s. Navy In Mary Washburn Wolfe ; son,' Serv ice, 533,000 , $45,224 , Michael Wolfe ; daughter, $39 ,557 ; worked ot the World War II. and Real Estate Sheila Parrett ; three Assessment, S1S,OOO, SJS,OOO, Southenfern Ohio Mental He has ~ employed by Health Center In Athens for 20 National Cash Register In grandchildren, Tony , Timmy 515,000; Civil Defense. SJ,OOO, years. He was a member of Dayton Amy l"arrett. and one $1.500 . S3, 775; Heall/1 for the past JO years. and sister, Mllriorie Garrett. the Unlted ·Mine Workers of Department, $80,844, 590,817, Include the Survivors America and Aerie 2171, following brothers and Funeral services wjll be $90 ,817 ; Mosquito Control , Fralernal Order of Eagles In sisters. Richard of Center- conducted at 10 a.m. Monday .'-1 •.500, '-1,500, '-1.500; Speech at the Schoendlnger-Norrls Program. 16.536, . 56,291, $6,21'1 ; Food Operation, S670. S83l. '-135; Guiding Hand School. 1162,300, 5302,000, $302,000;. ' Public Assistance, S359,642, 1521,798, S527 ,798; Social Services , 151.780. 1204,380, 5205, 380 ; Coroner . $6,850, 510 ,300, $10 ,300 ; Sold ier's Relief. S10 ,050 , 510,300, Baked Park Chop over savory dress· 510,300; Common Pleas lng , mashed pota!oes, buttered Court. 150.576, $51,401 , · vegetab le. warm ro ll an:1 buller. 551.401 ; Probate Court. S36 , 150, 537.850, $37 ,850 ; Juvenile Court. SS3 ,0SO, SS5,0SO, SlS,OSO ; Clerk ot Courts. S5J,050, S60,280, S50,280; County Treasurer. SJ9 .600, 154,450, $54,450; Board of Elect ion, $57,400, S68,600, S68,600; 648 Mental SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA Health Bd., S1QJ,.t69, $126,48~ , 1126,485 ; 648 Clinic, 1155.952, 5638,461, $638.461; Drug Abuse Program , $22.7~8. 525,734, $25.734; 409 Drug Program. 525,197, $33,448 , Southern Style Chicken, all you can S3J,448; Personal Advocacy. eat, creamy pota toes . bullered $11 ,776 , 113.916, $13,916 ; vtgttlblt. warm roll and butter . Emergency Mental Heal!~. sayre. oorth · MASON - The Wahama White Falcon Marcblng Band lrill be traveling to Athen3 on Oct. 9 w partlclpale in the Athens lnvhallonal Marcl!ing Band Festival whlcl! will be held on Pl!den Field. Competition will begin at 12 noon and there w111 be no parade.' The Ume limitation for eadl perforrna!K'e will be from seven to nine minutes. Any band elceeding the time Umil will be cut in poinla. Bands will be divided into four divisions, novice for any band not having participated in more than two contests; · class c ror those ~hools having less than t2S in the upper three grades; cisss B lor schools having 426 to 825 in· the upper three grades; .and class A for schools having 826 students or over. Wahama WiU compete in lropbies. The event is being sponsored by the Athens Kiwanis, Downtown Kiwanis , Chauncey Uons, and the 'Athens Band Boosters. . . Those bands registered to compete along With Wahama are Alexander, Amanda, Clearcreek, Beallsville, Belpre, Berne Union, and Bucyrus. Canal Winchester, Champion, Fairfield Union, Gran· vOle, Grove City, HUUard, and Lancaster. · Li~erty Union, Locking. Helghla, Marietta, Maysville, Meigs, Nelsonville, and Newark. Philo, Piqua, Tri-Valley, Trimble, Wadsworth , Watkins Memorial, We.tcrville and WestfaU. Advanced reserve tickets for the Athens Invitational elMS c. may be obtained from the Trophies and awards will Wahama Band Boosters. be presented to tile grand Adult tickets will be $2 and c:hampion band, first runner- student tickets will seD for up, second rwmer-up, .best Po. These reserve seats will band in the four divisions, be between the 20 yard line~~. aecond best band, third best All general admission wUJ be band b<>st field commander seated from the goal line to best 'mt\jorette corps, best · the 20 yard line. · drill team best percussion For Information on tickets ~on. ~ fiag corps, best or If wanting to purchase rifle corps, and plaques for tickets, caD 773-5151, or 1'73all bands not recelvlng 5910 before Sept. 28. v • •, · USSR, NO CHANGE PARIS (UPI) - Andrei Amalrlk, exlll!d Sovlet dissident historian, says "noihing has cl!ariged" In the Soviet Union and there still are alxises of civU rights the Helsinki despite agreementa promlalng otherIV!se. BERTOL!JCCI BAWLS ROME (UP!) - The late Iiauan dictator Muaaollnl Ia making it hard for film director Bernardo Bertoluccl, director of "Last Tango in Paris." ,So tough is it, Berlolucci Ia thinking of emigrating. Hla Jastest epic, the 4\lz hour Novocento, was seized as obscene on a C<llllplalnt . from a private citizen under the MUS80llni era penal code. Tile film concerns the struggle between peasants and landownera in Sicily. DEPAR'lMENr SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA STORE ··SALE ENDS SAT., OCT..2 Hadie '. ! I '' •' ' •' • C.UCT A CHOKE BARREL ' The Dr. Telle home SA~E MOSSBERG \;Crow, Telle ·homes are on ·tour '26.88 ' ' ' ' 12 GAUGE 26" BARREL WITH ClECT atOKE 20 GAUGE 26" BARREL WITH ClECT CHOKE YOU SELECT IMPROVED CYUNDER - MODIFIED OR FUlL CHOKE REG. '114.88 REMINGTON-EXPRESS 12 GAUGE ~----R!!;:,U_!e,,'L~I!!.!~--·3.77 BOX 16 GAIJGL ____I3.,E,!!!:!.,~!!.ti·Jt.!!!.JL_'3.67 BOX 20 GAUGL-- --~!!.tLJ..~li.IIQll..~3.57 Box ' . 410 GAUGE ___ _:_.B.S.C!.\'1~..!LJLt0~_'2.99Box St : POMEROY - The homes : : of Mr. and M~"S Fred Crow, Frog Blvd., Syracuse, and Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Telle in ' Pomeroy will be nmong the , eight homes included in a : homes tour on Sunday, Oct. ; ;10, from I to 5 p.m, under • •sponsorship of Ohio Eta Phi : :Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi : :sorority. : : The home of Mr. and Mrs. : :crow was built in the lllBOs by ' ' ' . MEIGS lliEATRE . CLOSED FOR • •'' . VACATION •' WATCH FOR • • ' : .• COMPOUND · \ BOW BOW ONLY DOES NOT INCLUDE ARROWS AND QUIVER ____, ..... . ' '' •• JENNINGS ' SIDEKICK" SAl£ ENDS WED., SEPT. 29TH ' MODEL 500CT AND 500AT George Wolfe TUESDAY Chicken All You Can Eat •• • '' • '' RESTAURANT lr-----------------1 SUNDAY _FAMILY SPECIAL $229 WEDNESDAY Oven Baked Liver and Onions rene~., lilt Liver covered wllh tftlonl, ric~ brown GfiVY, wlllppad Jlllll-. wwm rolf lnd butter. $}79 All This For Only $}89 ONE COMPLETE DINNI!R Appetizer (cho ice Ql one) Ju ice Sou~ S1l1d (ctlolce of one Cole Slaw Tossed Salad · f • 1'" (cno1ce ot onel Cl'llcktn IM Noodles Sllisburv Steak .Roast Bee! O~Jer r1rP.sslnq Oett~ ~r1ee ~'"•'in Elreaded Veat Cu tlet Vtttftblt {ct'lolct or two) Mlthed PolatotS Frf!nch Frln BUttertd Corn Buttered GrNn Beans Otsllf'f lc~lte of on.J Jtlfo Puddt•g lc• Cream a.,.,.., (chotct of one) Cnffe~ '~'" M,t ~ none , S74, 954, S74,954; Outreach Program , none, Si2, 180, 522.180; Senior Friends. none, $18,252, 518,252 ; Children's Treatment, none . 579,088 , 179,088: Court ol Appeals, SI.OOO, $1,000, $1,000; Budget Commission. 5400, S400, S400; County Home, $12.000, SIA,OOO, $14.000. Airport Authority, SJ,ilOO, 13.000, SJ ,OOO ; Board . of Revision, ~. ~. S600 ; Dog and Kennel.- $13.880. 115,020, $15.020 ; County Auditor, 585,350, $19,800. 598,800 ; County Commission, ' $441 ,850, 1439.600, $439,600; Bulldtng and Grouhds, 155,790, ;Js.ooo. ns.ooo: Metropolitan Park. 1143,500, $396,800, $174.000 : CeTA Program , 11JJ.78A, S136JlOO. 1136,000. EYef\1~ $UI'fV'MI C:lleam. '' •• OPENING DATE ... ________ Dr. Joseph B. Smith. ·An· liques in tile home include needlepoint by Mr. Crow's aunt dating 100 years back, platters from England Which belonged to Mrs. Crow's great·grandmother Garson, antique glassware and dishes, chairs used in the family room which were in the .first Crow law office and Mrs. Crow's grandmother's corner cupboard. The Crow home also features many different frogs for which Mr. Crow is known in the county. The most outstanding frog Is "Freddie" who sits in the Crow's yard. He was made by Ted Beegle, the Crow's son-in-law and their son, Rick, as a su~prise fo r the "Grand Croaker." It took seven men to lift the creation and place it in the yard. Many attractive samplers made by Mrs. Crow. will be ori display as well as ramlly portraits. The home or Dr. and Mrs. Telle, GeorRia Style, ls located on Lbicoln LARGE 7 FT. BY 10 FT. Hill Road and waa fonnerly the home of Mr. and Mrs. DorScbaefer. It was buUt In 19211, waa purcl)ased by the Telles' In lim and baa been remodeled and redecorated. Special featurs of !be home Include a balcony, lin upstairs porch that overlooks the river, a screened porch off the living room and a beautifully lilndscaped lawn. METAL STORAGE SHED 1 137.88 3 PC. GAME ROOM BAR AND STOOL SET Groveport 35 Delaware 6 s 20 We!tland 7 Winchester .16 Mtllersport 7 Briggs 21 Waverly 14 Cot Wehrle 27 Glouster 6 Canterburg 35 New f'lbany 0 London 18 Northe85tern 8 Ct~nal $117!. Rigid construction with weather tight overlapping panels and strong gable roof. HOSPITALIZED POINT PLEASANT Leon Walters, Point Pleasant, Ia a patient at Pleaaant Valley Hospital, For those wishing to send cards, his room number Is 162p. westerville ~~l \\~ WRinNG FEE GOES lO HOT You Like 'Etll" GAI.UA CO. CONSERVATION Q.UB G. C. MURPHY CO. e THE FRIENDLY STORE SILVER IRIDGI-PLAZA STORE ONLY INSUlATED DRAPERIES FOR EXTRA WINTER WARMTH lElA'""" aCETATE & R•yon "INSULATID" DRAPIRIIS · Re;;~~:44 5 44 Reg.'7.44 Use as EtageJe or Room Divider for "DIGGER" THE DOG unn Galpolis, SAVE~ o. Bia Salines Now. . .. -- STOllE ONLY .ltlllll a.cc REGUlAR '8.77 ~~t '1.1' decorator beauty. PI.. LU REG. 128.95 644 Hand washable. Texl~red solid color gold , flax, green or while . Single Window size. SOLD UNASSEMBLED BINOCULARS PHONE ,.-----~.----~~·~---- EACH 84" LENGTH .. .. , REGISTER FOR FREE 7x35 P~ER -----------------AOOR~-~--------------- '1.71$476 . REGUlAR 97' . EXTRA HEAVY INSUlATED SOCK WALNUT FINISH 12"X24"X63' HIGH '~Fixed ·. The Jf/;1y GIVEN AWAY SAT. OCT. 2 NAME Sizes 32-38 ~nd S M, L. Big Selection of styles & colors. . LENGTH 5-SHELF ETAGRE ROOM DIVIDER SEPTEMBER 26 THRU OCT. 2 WE.SELL .DEER · HUNTING PERMITS SAVE $5988 48'' bar has ~taln re~istant hard finish top. podded vinyl ctlonnel front , :rear storage sht. h,.es . · 2 , padded stools witk b/a~'< fini~h · legs . Ideal for parties! PlAZA STORE ONLY REGUlAR 1119.99 Compound Bow Inc. · NOVELTY TOPS REG. 174.88 " 45 and 50 lb. draw weights with a 50 per cent r'elaxe at full draw. Durable ·flat black finish makes this an excellent hunllng bow. Limited Quantities . "MISSES STYLISH SAVE $20.88 · Baked Pork Chop Over Dressing • Tonightthru · Tuesday Show begins at 8:00p.m. "I think the only sad alternative left to an Italian movie maker is emigrating and worklng in a freer country until the day when Musaollni will count less in our life by means of his penal code," he said . MONDAY • t I ho·utr' I . w Ch l • ANNIVERSARY TODAY -Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Mack, Oleshlre, will observe their 80111 weddinganniversary8unday,Sepl2ll. They were married at Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. Sept. 29,1916 by the late Rev. 3. Frank Buter. A family dinner Is being planned in honor of the occasion today. Tiley have spent ne~rly all ihell' Ufe In Cheshire and have been engaged in several bualnesa ventures here. Mr. Mack la a licensed steam engineer, waa service manager fortwoloeal Jlllr&gea and retired as supervisor at sheet metal from Marietta Mfl!. Co., Pt. Pleasant. Their lltln and t;laughter-ln-law, Harold and Odella M,ack, a grandson Myron and wife Saradetie and lbelr three sons Trevor, Jason and Andtew; a grandtlaaghter, Mrs. Michael (Mary) Fulton and children Mark and Ruth will help . celebrate the occasion. The Fred Crow home ' w•• , • I J : J, Raymond Mwserand · ' becallle they muat operate under regulatlona let up by the Federal Communlcat10111 Commission. He also tllacuued programming. A qut!IIICQ and answer period followed. Judge Robert E. Buck, acting president, presided at the meeting. Dinner wu prepared and aerved by women of tile c:burdl. COLO\' · •' Gallia . •. speaks to Rotary Qub MIDDLEPORT - Dave stranc. station manager at WMPO, was tbe guest llpe.lker at the Middleport Pqmeroy Rotary Club meeting Friday night at Heath United Methodist Onm:b. Strang, Introduced by Edilon SUer, 11po!ie on the ..,eraUon of a radio Jtation and noted they are unique "' Helen M. Bartrum er Stran~ WHS band will take part in Athens event ·Digger walks right along side of you when you p(lll the RPHY . MEN'S CUSHIONED THERMAL BOOT SOCKS ENDLY STOAEI SILVEI!liRIDGE PLAZA STORE • DOYt(I"TOWN GALLIPOLIS STORE �,· S- The Swtday 'times- SentineL SWldav. Seot. 26.11176 Man injured in Rt. 143 mishap GALLIPOLIS - John Michailides, 21, Cleveisnd, riding a motorcycle was injured in a traffic accident at 2:30p.m. Fli~yon Rt. 143 in Meigs County. The Gallia - Mdgs Post State Highway Patrol said Micl!ailldes lost control of his cycle when a dog ran into his patll. The cyclist then went off the highway striking a fence . There was moderate damage. Mike Cunningham, t9, Rt. · 1, Gallipolis, was charged With DWI foUowtng an accident all : !~ a.m. Saturday on Rt. 35, lbree and one-ltalf miles west or Rl 5811. The patrol said Cunning· ham lost control of his car which ran off the left side of the lughway strill:ing 1 fence owned by Bob EvaM Farms. He was treated and released at the Holzer Medlcal Center for minor Injuries. Doyle Plants, 50, GaUipolls, WliS cited to Muldcipal Court lot driving let of center !ollowinl a tr&ffic accident at ):55 p.m. Oil Rt. 160, one mlle south of Rt. 3$. Officers said the Plants vehicle collided w1t11 an auto d operated by Walter Wood, 'I Jr., 49, Rt. 2, Bidwell. There -~, was rncdenlte clalnaae. No One WlS injured or cited in a collision at '7:50 p.m. on ' Rt. 7, three mUe!i of the GaUia-l.aw• ence Coun~ line. According to the report, an auto driven by Timothy ' Lockhart, ~. Waterford, THESE SIXTH GRADERS of the Pomeroy Becky Handley , Lois Roush, Tracy Harding and Debbte started lo pass just as a car 'Elementary School are serving as "bu.!t" safety patrol Thanpson ; second row, I to r, Mike Goe~lein, Teresa operated by Judith Boggs, 28, members for the school this year making sure that Harden, Shawn Gilmore, M.ike Whitlatch, &!die Gum, studenta safely get on and off buses. Meeting wilh the V•tera111 Memorial Heoplla! Rt. I, Scottown, attempted to Jeanna Pauley, Brian Spencer, Todd Fife, Mike Hawk; lji'Oup and the street patrol members Friday afternoon ADMITTED - Lucille make a left tum. There was back ruw, I tor, Man Van Vranken, Barbara Grueser, moderate damage. was Pomeroy Pollee Chief Jed Web!ter who oullined Roxanne McDaniel, Robin Buff~. &.san !Jghtfoot, Gilmore, Pomeroy; James Afinal accident occurred at aspeciS of !heir wwk and the operations of the Police Angie Van Cooney, Anna.Baxter, Angela Hubbanl, Vicki Qull.Jen, Middleport ; Phyllis 6 : ~ p.m. in Columbia l'wp. department. Badges, membership cards and bclts were Morrison, and Police Otief Jed Webst.,.._ Jolm Arnott, Davis, Athens; Charlene Meigs County where a vehicle ·distrillf:lted. The group includes : front, left to right, Mark Patterson, Rutland; Irene faculcy• member, is advisor. driven by Douglas Canny, 23, Goeglem, ChUCk Bailey , Todd Grover, Beth Gloeckner, CuMingham, Racine. DISCHARGED - Anna Rt. 3, Albany' turned left r------~-------------------~ ville ; Frank of Xenia ; Robert Funeral Home in Grove Ci1y , Hart, Gary George, Vernon striking the right side of a C.B r Blevins, Betty Bailey operated by Joan Wooten, 21, of Columbus; WilHam of Fri-ends may call at the Rt. 4, Pomeroy. Dayton ;. Mrs. Kenn€fh fuoenaf home aU clay Sun· Raleigh ~ I ·i Area Deaths .. ·· ~ ·\, ! I Betty I Dougan of Dayt011 ; day. j Mrs . Lambert (Esther) Bush Wolfe was 1he nephew of of Gall ipolis and Mr•- Sa lly lawrenr:e R. Gerlach . Sr., Pomeroy. Yeagley ot Gall ipolis. Five Poini Pleasa nt ; Ehie Funeriil serv1ces ·will be 1 brother's preceded him. Gerlach fowler . Jericho p.m. Tuesday at the Rufland He attended Gallia County Road, Point Pleasant; and C. POMEROY - Helen M, Chapel of lhe Walker Funeral Schools and graduated from M. Wol fe. Letart: Bartrum, 75, Rl. 4. -Pomeroy, Horne with the Rev. Robert Bidwell-Porter High School. died early Saturday morning E.' Smllh, Sr.. olficiating. Funeral servlces wiH beo at Veterans Memorial Buri al will be in M iles held at 2 p.m. Monday at Hospital where she was taken Cemetery. Fr iends may call Miller's ~orne For Funerals at 9:45 P·m· Fr iday by the at the chapej any fime alter with Rev . WilsDn Wa~ ofPamet'O'f. Emergency Squad. 10 a.m. Monday untn the time fic iating . Bunal will be in (Continued from page I) Mrs. Bartrum was born. of ~rv i ces . The f a~lly will r ine Sl . . Cemetery. Call.ing Program, $33,448 ($25,197) May 25, 1901 In Meigs County, rece1ve friends from 2 to .t hours will bo held aJ file and Personal · Advocacy a daughter of the late George and 7 lo ·9 p.m. Monday. funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m, and Emma Hysell Gloeckner. J'irogram $113,916 (Sl1,776). today. She married on July 9, 1928. New programs added Leroy t Bud) Bartrum who G • 0 'l were: 'E!Ilergeocy Mental survives along with a son. OOl'(fUI I Young Health, S74 ,9$4; Outreacl!, Weldon, Rt. 4, Pomeroy; two daughters, Mrs . Nate MlllDLEPORT- Georgia $22,!80; Senior Friends, !Joann) Wise, Rufland, and Etta Oiler, 68. died In PT. PLEASANl - Mrs. $18,252 and Children's TreatMiss lois Bartrum of Veterans Memorial Hospifal Hadie C. llarnell Young. 92, !Ilent, $79,088. Columbus; six grand- unexpectedl y early Saturday ol Apple Grove died Friday '" Another increase in local children; a sister, Mrs. Hazel morning. Pleasa nt Valley ~osp1tal Russell , HaMden . Sever'al Sh'e waS' a residen t of after a tong i11Aess. service CQst was noted in the nieces and nephews also Middleport, born Oc:t . 17. Born October 11 , . 1883 in Department Of Sanitation survive. 1908, In Rutland. daughter of Pli ny, sne was 1he daughter where ~.ooo ll'llS approved. A member of the Brodford the late Alfred and Mannie of !tie late Robert Barnett and OriginaUy, the department Church of Chrlstfor 62 years, Belle Manley Frazier. Catherine Byus !!arnett Mrs , Bartrum was a She married Rev. George Spending her en~ire iile in requested a bu.dget of homemaker mcst of her life. Oiler . He survives, along w'ith Mason C<>unty, Mrs. Yo~og F380,56Z, but commissioners, Funerol services will be 2 the following children : Mrs. wa.s. a member of ffle Barton Joe Sttwalt, C. E. Johiison (Mona Lee I United MeJI>Odisl Church ln p.m. Monday at the Ruffand lthamer and John Belville, did •not Chapel ot the Walker Funeral Neal and Gene ·c. Oiler both Apple Grove. · Heme with Mr. Jack Perry ot Middleport ; two grand · She was preceded in death approve it. otliclaffng. Burial will be in daughters and one 9rondson, by her husband Fran~ , The Sherifrs depmment Miles Cemeter~. Friends Two sisters surv1ve1 Mrs. . Sor'(ivors include one, budge! shows an .increase of may Clift at the funeral heme Glenna litHe, Middleport and daughfe r J Mrs . CJ,.ra B. $80,200. However, Sheriff any lime a4ter noon today Mrs. llema Little, Huntsville Powers, APPle Grove ; seven until lime of the servlc!!$. along with ooe 'brother. grandchildren , 21 great. Oscar Baird had submitted a Richard Frarier. Cedar grandch il dren, 14 greal - request for ml,700. Point, Ohio. Several nieces great - gr~ndch il dte n. ,a nd The Gallia County Comseveral n1eces and r'lephews. nephews survive. flioera1 services Will be missioners' Fund shows a She was preceded In death POM. L by one sister and three held Mot!day at 2 p.m . at the slight decrease, $t39,600 E KOY - J. Raymond brothers. She was a member Barton United Methodist compared $40,850 last Musser, 61, Rt. 2. Pomet'oy, of the First Church of God in Church. with Rev . Fred year. Wll dead upon arrival at Syracuse McCallister and Rev. Marlin Here is a breakdown of the Veterans Memorial Hospital Funerai services will be Campbel l ofliclating., Burial where he taken at 5:53 held at the Rawlings.Coats will follow in the church !-977 budgets, along Witll tile p.m. Friday by the Pomeroy Funeral Home 2 p.m. cemetery, · aUocations for 1976 ljlid the Emeraency Squad alter Tuesday, wlth Rev . Paul Voss Friends may call at · t.oe bKamlng ill at his home. officiating . . Wilcoxen Fun.eral Home after requests for 1977. ' Department 1976, followed Mr. MUSIIf was born Nov. Burial Will be in Gravel Hill 2 p.m. Sunday. by 1977 requests and 1977 11, 1914 In Rufland Twp., the. Cemetery, Cheshire. Friends approvals are listed In tllat sen ot the late William K. and may call at the funeral home order. Iva Spencer Musser. On Dec. any time after 10 a m 15, 19~ he married Florence Monday · · County Recorder. 535,100. Rockwell who survives along · $.10,500, 540.500; Prosecuting with a son, Frank V. Musser. MASON - George William fll1y ., $38,830, 540,930. Wolfe, 58, a former Mason 540,930; Ch ild Welfare, near Pomeroy; three "'* grandchildren; three a~ es ewa.. ~ou~ty resident. died Friday $139.79'1, $178,695, . $164,4)9; brothers, Arthur Of Rutland ; '" h•s home at Grove City. Soli and Water, Sl,500. ~.000. William of Athens and Hubert Born in Point Pleasant i6,000 ; She r if!, . S1 19,800, GALLI POLIS - ·charles of Roseville; a sister, Mrs.- Reed Stewart, 57, Dayton, September 4, 1918. son of sm ,100. Sl90,000; Sanitation. Fred tGenevieVI!) Brown of formerly from Galflpolls, L."ona Gerlach Wolfe Hoster $198,250, 5380.562, $200,000; Gallipolis, and several died at·5 a.m . Friday at the and the late Charles R. Wolfe, Highway Department, n.lec:es, nephews and ccuslns. Miami Valley Hospital in Sr., he was retired from the $975,700 . 51 . 255.000 , Besides his parents, Mr . Dayton. He was the son of the Columbus General Govern. $1 ,220.200; County Engineer, Mu55er was preceded In late Charles L Stewar-t and ment Depot. snsoo. 533 ,500. 113.200; dHth by a daughter, Barbara Ella Reed Stewart. He was Survivors besides his Municipal Court. s 19,400, Ellen In Infancy. Mr. Musser one of 13 children . He was a mother Include his wlte, 524,000, 522,000; Extension wesa coal miner for 20 years veteran of the U. s. Navy In Mary Washburn Wolfe ; son,' Serv ice, 533,000 , $45,224 , Michael Wolfe ; daughter, $39 ,557 ; worked ot the World War II. and Real Estate Sheila Parrett ; three Assessment, S1S,OOO, SJS,OOO, Southenfern Ohio Mental He has ~ employed by Health Center In Athens for 20 National Cash Register In grandchildren, Tony , Timmy 515,000; Civil Defense. SJ,OOO, years. He was a member of Dayton Amy l"arrett. and one $1.500 . S3, 775; Heall/1 for the past JO years. and sister, Mllriorie Garrett. the Unlted ·Mine Workers of Department, $80,844, 590,817, Include the Survivors America and Aerie 2171, following brothers and Funeral services wjll be $90 ,817 ; Mosquito Control , Fralernal Order of Eagles In sisters. Richard of Center- conducted at 10 a.m. Monday .'-1 •.500, '-1,500, '-1.500; Speech at the Schoendlnger-Norrls Program. 16.536, . 56,291, $6,21'1 ; Food Operation, S670. S83l. '-135; Guiding Hand School. 1162,300, 5302,000, $302,000;. ' Public Assistance, S359,642, 1521,798, S527 ,798; Social Services , 151.780. 1204,380, 5205, 380 ; Coroner . $6,850, 510 ,300, $10 ,300 ; Sold ier's Relief. S10 ,050 , 510,300, Baked Park Chop over savory dress· 510,300; Common Pleas lng , mashed pota!oes, buttered Court. 150.576, $51,401 , · vegetab le. warm ro ll an:1 buller. 551.401 ; Probate Court. S36 , 150, 537.850, $37 ,850 ; Juvenile Court. SS3 ,0SO, SS5,0SO, SlS,OSO ; Clerk ot Courts. S5J,050, S60,280, S50,280; County Treasurer. SJ9 .600, 154,450, $54,450; Board of Elect ion, $57,400, S68,600, S68,600; 648 Mental SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA Health Bd., S1QJ,.t69, $126,48~ , 1126,485 ; 648 Clinic, 1155.952, 5638,461, $638.461; Drug Abuse Program , $22.7~8. 525,734, $25.734; 409 Drug Program. 525,197, $33,448 , Southern Style Chicken, all you can S3J,448; Personal Advocacy. eat, creamy pota toes . bullered $11 ,776 , 113.916, $13,916 ; vtgttlblt. warm roll and butter . Emergency Mental Heal!~. sayre. oorth · MASON - The Wahama White Falcon Marcblng Band lrill be traveling to Athen3 on Oct. 9 w partlclpale in the Athens lnvhallonal Marcl!ing Band Festival whlcl! will be held on Pl!den Field. Competition will begin at 12 noon and there w111 be no parade.' The Ume limitation for eadl perforrna!K'e will be from seven to nine minutes. Any band elceeding the time Umil will be cut in poinla. Bands will be divided into four divisions, novice for any band not having participated in more than two contests; · class c ror those ~hools having less than t2S in the upper three grades; cisss B lor schools having 426 to 825 in· the upper three grades; .and class A for schools having 826 students or over. Wahama WiU compete in lropbies. The event is being sponsored by the Athens Kiwanis, Downtown Kiwanis , Chauncey Uons, and the 'Athens Band Boosters. . . Those bands registered to compete along With Wahama are Alexander, Amanda, Clearcreek, Beallsville, Belpre, Berne Union, and Bucyrus. Canal Winchester, Champion, Fairfield Union, Gran· vOle, Grove City, HUUard, and Lancaster. · Li~erty Union, Locking. Helghla, Marietta, Maysville, Meigs, Nelsonville, and Newark. Philo, Piqua, Tri-Valley, Trimble, Wadsworth , Watkins Memorial, We.tcrville and WestfaU. Advanced reserve tickets for the Athens Invitational elMS c. may be obtained from the Trophies and awards will Wahama Band Boosters. be presented to tile grand Adult tickets will be $2 and c:hampion band, first runner- student tickets will seD for up, second rwmer-up, .best Po. These reserve seats will band in the four divisions, be between the 20 yard line~~. aecond best band, third best All general admission wUJ be band b<>st field commander seated from the goal line to best 'mt\jorette corps, best · the 20 yard line. · drill team best percussion For Information on tickets ~on. ~ fiag corps, best or If wanting to purchase rifle corps, and plaques for tickets, caD 773-5151, or 1'73all bands not recelvlng 5910 before Sept. 28. v • •, · USSR, NO CHANGE PARIS (UPI) - Andrei Amalrlk, exlll!d Sovlet dissident historian, says "noihing has cl!ariged" In the Soviet Union and there still are alxises of civU rights the Helsinki despite agreementa promlalng otherIV!se. BERTOL!JCCI BAWLS ROME (UP!) - The late Iiauan dictator Muaaollnl Ia making it hard for film director Bernardo Bertoluccl, director of "Last Tango in Paris." ,So tough is it, Berlolucci Ia thinking of emigrating. Hla Jastest epic, the 4\lz hour Novocento, was seized as obscene on a C<llllplalnt . from a private citizen under the MUS80llni era penal code. Tile film concerns the struggle between peasants and landownera in Sicily. DEPAR'lMENr SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA STORE ··SALE ENDS SAT., OCT..2 Hadie '. ! I '' •' ' •' • C.UCT A CHOKE BARREL ' The Dr. Telle home SA~E MOSSBERG \;Crow, Telle ·homes are on ·tour '26.88 ' ' ' ' 12 GAUGE 26" BARREL WITH ClECT atOKE 20 GAUGE 26" BARREL WITH ClECT CHOKE YOU SELECT IMPROVED CYUNDER - MODIFIED OR FUlL CHOKE REG. '114.88 REMINGTON-EXPRESS 12 GAUGE ~----R!!;:,U_!e,,'L~I!!.!~--·3.77 BOX 16 GAIJGL ____I3.,E,!!!:!.,~!!.ti·Jt.!!!.JL_'3.67 BOX 20 GAUGL-- --~!!.tLJ..~li.IIQll..~3.57 Box ' . 410 GAUGE ___ _:_.B.S.C!.\'1~..!LJLt0~_'2.99Box St : POMEROY - The homes : : of Mr. and M~"S Fred Crow, Frog Blvd., Syracuse, and Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Telle in ' Pomeroy will be nmong the , eight homes included in a : homes tour on Sunday, Oct. ; ;10, from I to 5 p.m, under • •sponsorship of Ohio Eta Phi : :Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi : :sorority. : : The home of Mr. and Mrs. : :crow was built in the lllBOs by ' ' ' . MEIGS lliEATRE . CLOSED FOR • •'' . VACATION •' WATCH FOR • • ' : .• COMPOUND · \ BOW BOW ONLY DOES NOT INCLUDE ARROWS AND QUIVER ____, ..... . ' '' •• JENNINGS ' SIDEKICK" SAl£ ENDS WED., SEPT. 29TH ' MODEL 500CT AND 500AT George Wolfe TUESDAY Chicken All You Can Eat •• • '' • '' RESTAURANT lr-----------------1 SUNDAY _FAMILY SPECIAL $229 WEDNESDAY Oven Baked Liver and Onions rene~., lilt Liver covered wllh tftlonl, ric~ brown GfiVY, wlllppad Jlllll-. wwm rolf lnd butter. $}79 All This For Only $}89 ONE COMPLETE DINNI!R Appetizer (cho ice Ql one) Ju ice Sou~ S1l1d (ctlolce of one Cole Slaw Tossed Salad · f • 1'" (cno1ce ot onel Cl'llcktn IM Noodles Sllisburv Steak .Roast Bee! O~Jer r1rP.sslnq Oett~ ~r1ee ~'"•'in Elreaded Veat Cu tlet Vtttftblt {ct'lolct or two) Mlthed PolatotS Frf!nch Frln BUttertd Corn Buttered GrNn Beans Otsllf'f lc~lte of on.J Jtlfo Puddt•g lc• Cream a.,.,.., (chotct of one) Cnffe~ '~'" M,t ~ none , S74, 954, S74,954; Outreach Program , none, Si2, 180, 522.180; Senior Friends. none, $18,252, 518,252 ; Children's Treatment, none . 579,088 , 179,088: Court ol Appeals, SI.OOO, $1,000, $1,000; Budget Commission. 5400, S400, S400; County Home, $12.000, SIA,OOO, $14.000. Airport Authority, SJ,ilOO, 13.000, SJ ,OOO ; Board . of Revision, ~. ~. S600 ; Dog and Kennel.- $13.880. 115,020, $15.020 ; County Auditor, 585,350, $19,800. 598,800 ; County Commission, ' $441 ,850, 1439.600, $439,600; Bulldtng and Grouhds, 155,790, ;Js.ooo. ns.ooo: Metropolitan Park. 1143,500, $396,800, $174.000 : CeTA Program , 11JJ.78A, S136JlOO. 1136,000. EYef\1~ $UI'fV'MI C:lleam. '' •• OPENING DATE ... ________ Dr. Joseph B. Smith. ·An· liques in tile home include needlepoint by Mr. Crow's aunt dating 100 years back, platters from England Which belonged to Mrs. Crow's great·grandmother Garson, antique glassware and dishes, chairs used in the family room which were in the .first Crow law office and Mrs. Crow's grandmother's corner cupboard. The Crow home also features many different frogs for which Mr. Crow is known in the county. The most outstanding frog Is "Freddie" who sits in the Crow's yard. He was made by Ted Beegle, the Crow's son-in-law and their son, Rick, as a su~prise fo r the "Grand Croaker." It took seven men to lift the creation and place it in the yard. Many attractive samplers made by Mrs. Crow. will be ori display as well as ramlly portraits. The home or Dr. and Mrs. Telle, GeorRia Style, ls located on Lbicoln LARGE 7 FT. BY 10 FT. Hill Road and waa fonnerly the home of Mr. and Mrs. DorScbaefer. It was buUt In 19211, waa purcl)ased by the Telles' In lim and baa been remodeled and redecorated. Special featurs of !be home Include a balcony, lin upstairs porch that overlooks the river, a screened porch off the living room and a beautifully lilndscaped lawn. METAL STORAGE SHED 1 137.88 3 PC. GAME ROOM BAR AND STOOL SET Groveport 35 Delaware 6 s 20 We!tland 7 Winchester .16 Mtllersport 7 Briggs 21 Waverly 14 Cot Wehrle 27 Glouster 6 Canterburg 35 New f'lbany 0 London 18 Northe85tern 8 Ct~nal $117!. Rigid construction with weather tight overlapping panels and strong gable roof. HOSPITALIZED POINT PLEASANT Leon Walters, Point Pleasant, Ia a patient at Pleaaant Valley Hospital, For those wishing to send cards, his room number Is 162p. westerville ~~l \\~ WRinNG FEE GOES lO HOT You Like 'Etll" GAI.UA CO. CONSERVATION Q.UB G. C. MURPHY CO. e THE FRIENDLY STORE SILVER IRIDGI-PLAZA STORE ONLY INSUlATED DRAPERIES FOR EXTRA WINTER WARMTH lElA'""" aCETATE & R•yon "INSULATID" DRAPIRIIS · Re;;~~:44 5 44 Reg.'7.44 Use as EtageJe or Room Divider for "DIGGER" THE DOG unn Galpolis, SAVE~ o. Bia Salines Now. . .. -- STOllE ONLY .ltlllll a.cc REGUlAR '8.77 ~~t '1.1' decorator beauty. PI.. LU REG. 128.95 644 Hand washable. Texl~red solid color gold , flax, green or while . Single Window size. SOLD UNASSEMBLED BINOCULARS PHONE ,.-----~.----~~·~---- EACH 84" LENGTH .. .. , REGISTER FOR FREE 7x35 P~ER -----------------AOOR~-~--------------- '1.71$476 . REGUlAR 97' . EXTRA HEAVY INSUlATED SOCK WALNUT FINISH 12"X24"X63' HIGH '~Fixed ·. The Jf/;1y GIVEN AWAY SAT. OCT. 2 NAME Sizes 32-38 ~nd S M, L. Big Selection of styles & colors. . LENGTH 5-SHELF ETAGRE ROOM DIVIDER SEPTEMBER 26 THRU OCT. 2 WE.SELL .DEER · HUNTING PERMITS SAVE $5988 48'' bar has ~taln re~istant hard finish top. podded vinyl ctlonnel front , :rear storage sht. h,.es . · 2 , padded stools witk b/a~'< fini~h · legs . Ideal for parties! PlAZA STORE ONLY REGUlAR 1119.99 Compound Bow Inc. · NOVELTY TOPS REG. 174.88 " 45 and 50 lb. draw weights with a 50 per cent r'elaxe at full draw. Durable ·flat black finish makes this an excellent hunllng bow. Limited Quantities . "MISSES STYLISH SAVE $20.88 · Baked Pork Chop Over Dressing • Tonightthru · Tuesday Show begins at 8:00p.m. "I think the only sad alternative left to an Italian movie maker is emigrating and worklng in a freer country until the day when Musaollni will count less in our life by means of his penal code," he said . MONDAY • t I ho·utr' I . w Ch l • ANNIVERSARY TODAY -Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Mack, Oleshlre, will observe their 80111 weddinganniversary8unday,Sepl2ll. They were married at Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. Sept. 29,1916 by the late Rev. 3. Frank Buter. A family dinner Is being planned in honor of the occasion today. Tiley have spent ne~rly all ihell' Ufe In Cheshire and have been engaged in several bualnesa ventures here. Mr. Mack la a licensed steam engineer, waa service manager fortwoloeal Jlllr&gea and retired as supervisor at sheet metal from Marietta Mfl!. Co., Pt. Pleasant. Their lltln and t;laughter-ln-law, Harold and Odella M,ack, a grandson Myron and wife Saradetie and lbelr three sons Trevor, Jason and Andtew; a grandtlaaghter, Mrs. Michael (Mary) Fulton and children Mark and Ruth will help . celebrate the occasion. The Fred Crow home ' w•• , • I J : J, Raymond Mwserand · ' becallle they muat operate under regulatlona let up by the Federal Communlcat10111 Commission. He also tllacuued programming. A qut!IIICQ and answer period followed. Judge Robert E. Buck, acting president, presided at the meeting. Dinner wu prepared and aerved by women of tile c:burdl. COLO\' · •' Gallia . •. speaks to Rotary Qub MIDDLEPORT - Dave stranc. station manager at WMPO, was tbe guest llpe.lker at the Middleport Pqmeroy Rotary Club meeting Friday night at Heath United Methodist Onm:b. Strang, Introduced by Edilon SUer, 11po!ie on the ..,eraUon of a radio Jtation and noted they are unique "' Helen M. Bartrum er Stran~ WHS band will take part in Athens event ·Digger walks right along side of you when you p(lll the RPHY . MEN'S CUSHIONED THERMAL BOOT SOCKS ENDLY STOAEI SILVEI!liRIDGE PLAZA STORE • DOYt(I"TOWN GALLIPOLIS STORE �' . . ~ 5- The Sunday Times · Sentinel , SW1dav . Sent. 2ii. J!I76 Barsotti to attend conference Instrumental classes VOL. \1' NO. 35 _ _ __ .will begin on Monday PAG[ 4· SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1976 President campaigns along the Mississippi my heart." By RIOORDH. GROWALD into his ftrst heavy schedule crowding ille dock and The Presiden~ perspiring NEW ORLEANS (UP!) - of trips since the Republican riverbanks bW'SI into cheers in the steamy heat, shuclted President Focd cruised the coovention, with an extended as Ill!' Fords arrived in his jacket and shook hands Missi.uippi on a paddlewheel tour of California and the Far muggy heat that esceeded IMI with persons lining his route riverboat Saturday, telling West ID start OcU, the eve of degrees. Six girls in fiouncy 1o the gangplank of the ~ cheering levee crowds he'll the second presidential Scarlet O'Hara carrying lace foot . riverboat , a modern the reptica of the Marlt Twain era put moce money in their debate. Ca.rter bas travelled parasols greeted extensively since Laboc Day . · President and gave Mn. pockets and "keep America paddlewheelers. It was Apparently confident be is Ford a bouquet o1 roses. No. 1!" draped in blue "President ·The crowd waved pro-Focd Ford"76" banners. The President and Mrs. overtaking the Democratic Ford invaded Jimmy oominee· and buoyed by his signs bearing such legends as Speaking from the boat to Cajun befoce it Natchei cast off on a Carter's Dixie for a kind of shewing in their ftrsl debate , "Welcome waterborne whistle.,.top Ford new to New Orleans, Country," "Keep Truckin' silt-boor run downriver, Focd campaign tour of Louisiana drove north to the riverpcrt of Jerry" and "Keep Adultery drew ~when be told the and further weekend stops in Lutcher, La., and boarded the Ou( of tbe White House"-<~ auwd he 'd be campaigning Mississippi, Alabama and 5Wnwheeler Natchez IX for jab at Carter's Playboy in the Deep South all a silt-hour cruise back to New interview comment that he 'll'l!ei.end. F1orlda. has looked at women lustfully The swing gets Ford rolling Orleans. ~'And we re going to wint ' 000 erso . and "cmunitted adultery in he said. " And W@' re going to p ns Abo ut , , keep America No. ! period!" Touting his efforts to reduce inflation and achieve a economic. re·covery, he ''In short, the Ford . said : "ln the nest four years By W~LEY (l. PIPJ>m\T moratorium on the sale o1 administration has ·only paid SAN DIEGO (UPI ) reprocessing plants that IJp ·service to the nuclear · we're goil\g ID·do even better so you can have even more Jimmy Cl!fter, staking a would cancel two recent sales proliferation treaty, and its money in your pockets." toehold fer his next debate by Gennany w Brazil and by rau~re or leadership could Hell vy security was in with President Focd, said France to PakisUm. have tragic consequences for force. Secrel Service agents, today the Republican Carter, who will debate the entire world. If ..e will nlll state policl!lllen, Coast administration "has only foceign policy with FU'd in pRid lip service" to the San F'rancisco Oct. 6, said lead the way IDward IJI'BO', Guardsmen and Navy frogmen guarded the vessel nuclear nonproliferation that, as president, he would who will ?" On itis second western and Coast Guard cr aft treaty negotiated by the push for a voluntary swing since winning the pafroled nearby. antiproliferatim treaty. Demoerata. Democratic presidential In a ~h 1o the Qty Club "We bave failed miserably nomination, Carter took of San Diego, Carter outlined to set an elllliiPie which pains to praise the Ia te a 101Jolnt plan he said would would encourage other Prestdenl Lyndon Jdm$00 cmb the International Spread countries not to seek their and carefully spoke of his of nuerear weapons, starting · own nuclear facilities ," said abilities in defense · and . wit~ a retroactive Carter. ' foreign affairs- areas in which Carter roncedes Ford bas a more widely-blown record. Carter said in Dallas Friday tha.t 2.S million Americam have lost their PHILADELPHIA (OPI ) jobs in the two years Focd has James T. Malkowski, who been in White House. police said had been Wking about bow his ·son .. as ldlled since 1972. , LUSAKA, Zambi11 (UP!) . 'The meeting was .me to Plll med by the devil and Zambian Pmlclent Kennell! begin late Saturday and bad Ill be kili~ stabbed and Kawlda S.turday convened a seriously wounded the 3· rnealni! ot rour black pmi· continue Sunday. . yearof>ld ...rly Saturoay.. Zambian government denta to ooosider endillg the Malkowski, Zl, of Pbiladel· perriDa war againlt Prime sources said Smith bad ~. apparently bad been Mlnllter Ian &nilh's feCime adhered to tbe . settlement Irtluenced by recent movies formula presenled to him last in neighboring Rhodelia. about children possessed by Zambian government weekend in South Africa by the devil, pOOre said. IIOIIrCel were optlmillic that Secretary of State Henry Police said that Malkowski, tbe p-eSdenll would agree to Kiasinger. recently unemployed , had "Therefoce, there is no wltbcnw aupport fer the PREI'ORIA, South Africa been talking throughout reason why the Lusaka ~.but a spokesnan ( UP! ) - Three smiling about how his son was Friday meeting should not endorse" f« the Manllt govenunent Cuban soldiers, captured ·poUeSIIed by the devil. the agreements and fulfil the ol Mlumlique renewed his during the Angolan civil war, Sbortly after 12:30 a.m. COQD!ry'a pb!dge to continued African side of tbe bargain, were d!Jplayed to repcrters Saturday lll~X11iqg, they said, the sources said. 0 warfare. Saturday and said they were The meeting W8JI being being treated well, ttpeOding be too1t a ll'ead knife wilh a lkDitb Friday accepled ·a U.S.-Btlllllt plan for a lrlnll· chaired by the group's unoffi· IIIOIIl of their time tending a serrated edge Ill the secood· Boor bedroom of his son, tiGn to blacS majority rule in clalleader, Tanzanian Pres!· vegetable garden. dent Julius Nyerere. The Rbadella within two yean. Military aources said South James Jr., and stabbed him Zambian government However, be made bia Africa might even1Ually e:z. mce in the left lide. Police said Matkowsld sources said Mozambique lif5liltllidlt l'OIIIIi&na1 upcll change them for teVen South went downstairs and ID!d his President Samora Machel African troops Jaken priJoner "' Jmmec!lete end to the wife, Kathleen, 25, he had and !lotawana President Sir warfare In which lbe in Angola and held in the Serelse Khama also were st.atmed the child. She ran s.u....,. •••• 111111!111 clalma capitol of Luanda. uplllairs and foood tbe boy lboat 1.100 perril1al and ISO attending. The Cubans were Rbodetll'l troop~ have been introduced by Brig. Gen Ben lying em tbe floor .with the Roos, the South African knife atW lodged in bis side. She pulled out the lmlfe army's chief of operations, and, witb the falher and a wbl said the men were nelgblxr ,police said, took. the brought ·to South Africa boy to Ncrtheutem Hospital because they needed medical where be underwent surgery altentinn. for a coflapoed lung. South African forces joined He was reported in two black anti.communist satufactory condition By J. PAUL WYA1T Thursday night, found the Uberalion movements in the afternoon. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. money untouched and Angolan civil war last year, Saturday MatlwWBki waa booked on but withdrew In March under (UPI) - A CIIIVD)' of about brought It back with him to aeveral charges including agintense international Jell vtbldea wltb clll%en t.nc1 Jacksonville. gravated asaault and radial • :W fer the Ocala "I have agreed to do prellltll'e erganized by black recklesa endangerment. National Yoreat today In everything you asked," Jaffa African natlms. The Matkowsltia have two Cuha 11ent 13,1100 to 15,1100 Rarch of a 3J.year~ld said, looking at the television other children, girla aged 7 soclallle whose kidnapers cameras and holding a card· troops to the southwest and S. lave not nlpDllded to her board boll containing bundles African natla! to boialer the Popular llilband'a emot1ooa1 pleas. of $100 billa. The bolt Soviet-backed' Movement foc the Llberatlm Rldlard Jaffa, 36, a real ointalned the I!J!Ure $200,1100 of Angola which eventually • llllate developer, dlocloaed at ransom, he said. a news oont~ . Friday "I want to make a deal. I took power. The Angola govenunent is that bll wife, Sheri Unda, 35, want my .wife. I ba>e two · waa lddnaped Wednesday children who need their ooldlng seven white South IIIOI'IIlltg. Mn. Jaffa, the mother. 1'1- contact me. I African soldiers wbl alao By EDWARD S. LECII'I"ZIN UPI Auto Writer have been publicly displayed. bead of a COWICII of Jewish have the lliCIIey." · DETROIT (UP!) - Tbe The Cubans were identified Authcrltleillate Friday 111ld women'• clubl, hat two _..,..__ ..... 14 and n-· therestlllbadbeennoCU!tact as Sgt. Esequiel David United AulD Wcrkers Wtion ' 11. , with the kidnapers following Garces MusteUer, 21, from confirmed Saturday that its • The kidnapers demanded ':taffa'a dramatic plea, which tbe Oriente region; Private top officers have given up tB,I100 I'IJIIOiD In a phone was his own decision. Duval Carlos Alberto Marit .Mesa, their 111laries WIW the strike Clll to Jaffa at his office County Sheriff Dale Car1011 . 25, of Havana, and Private against the Ford Motor Co. is Wedaeeday lllOt'lting, Jaffa ·and the local FBI had asked.· Roberto Morales Bellma, 23, settled. ' At the same time, top llld. tbe media not to di~~~emlnate alao of Havana. RooJ aald !bey were being negotiators !II both sides He l8ld the male caller news of the crbne unW Mrs. treated In accordance wltb were holding a private • IJIIde a reference to add and Jaffa's 111fety waa aiiSIIfed, tbe Geneva Conventinn on meeting ID find a way iround he quoted the kidnaper .aa The vehiclea taking part In war pr!1011ers. They smiled the impRsse that has stalled ll)'ln& . "You know what today's sell'ch were driven easily, wore neal clvlllan the talks effecting 170,1100 would lappellll tbll was uaed by members of the clothel and aald they spent workers. The meeting was Cll y1111 wife." Jachonvllle Four-Wheelregarded as the most mOll of their time gardening. J.rfa llld he followed the Drive Posae, a group of encouraging since since · Meralea tDid repcrters he kidnaper's ln1tructlona deputlud clvWan volunteers formal bargaining reswned apllclllJ. He went to varloua wbl 8IIIJt pdlce in making was being fitted for an . 1p111 m U.S. 17 beading lelrchea over rougb terrain. artificial ann af.ter losing his Monday. The participants included in the war. The other two .10utb" from Jac~nvllle, "We're dolnl nolhlng that President Leonard Wbn be fCIIIIII 1 lll'lel of WCJUid jeqlardlle the vlcllm's prisoners suffered leg UAoodcocltW W and Ford Labor wouOOs. ....... He oould l'lllle Cll1y life," llid pollee Information VIce Pruident Sidney The prisoners recently dl)' 41M •dui ilfflcer Mike Goulcl. "If there McKenna and tbelr lOp aides. were taken to watch an IIIII 1 -left a1 a drap paint II any contact wllh the llources Indicated the auto lnlernalional rugby game In lbt OUia HiiliCIIII FcrNl, kidnapers, · we will finn already has prfpai'ed .a • liltS. Immediately pull our people between South Africa and new contract proposal but Bill Jda llid he badll't off, We're willing to . New Zealand. "A pme for · llllld _ , _ flirlller from eoaperille in anJ. method or men," me prisoner said. "We has not laid II on the 1upported the Sprlngboka bargammK U~ble because of 111 wt .... He uld he illllllll!i'." the UAW's reluctan.te to CSollth Afrlcana)." JJI lilt 1drap pula& ~ I f 1 ·Carter ·pushes treaty 'Possessed' soil stabbed Sources indicate war to end soon by father Prisoners displayed Saturday cuerrma CB convoy searching for kidnapped socialite • • . WURK PROGRESSES at. .lhe site of the new home for the Gallia CoWltY Volunteer Emergency Squ~d on Jacksoo Pike. The building is hP;oc constructed by vOIWltcer help on land furnished the. squad by GalliA County Commissioners. ... w< I.,, • -· students Thursday evening, Sept. 23, at the Grace United ·Methodist Church . Graduates pictured in alphabetical order are Irene Adams, Judy Bartheimas, Sonya Booher, Juanita Branham, Marsha Briggs, Tammy Broyles, Robin Bryant, Beverly Clay, Teresa Collins, Cheryl Ctosler, Jeanee Dalton, Linda Delawder, Sharlene Dixon, Kay Estep, Margaret Fortune, Diana Gregory, Chris Harrah, Minnie Humphreys, Jill Jenkins, June Kloes, Delores Massie, Sandra McCarley, Barbara McMahon, Deborah Musser, Ernestine Polsley, Jean Pope, Sandra Roush, Donald RusseJI, Carla Stevens, Anna Stoo!s, Kathy Thorn· ton, Rhonda Vaughan, Ruth Wells, Reva Wheatcraft and Marsha Wickline. Not pictured are Martha Clark and Susan Tillis. Left-wing reporters ousted By SARA FRITZ CINCINNATI (UPI ) - /1 strong anti.Qmrnunisl senti· ment emerged at the United Mine Workers convention Saturday, prompting the expulsion of two )efl.-wing . repU'(ers and a lhrea! to o\L$1 a few unnamed members. SecretNy-Treas\ll'er Harry Patrick later asked the delegates to bury · thei r differences and focus instead m a plot by big coal ronpanies to b\L$1 the uniro . He proposed a $10 million campaign to organize nro union coal miners. The convention was nonetheless preoccupied by efforts t~ oust anyone suspected of being a Communist. Two b<mmunist newspliper reporters were expelled and five other left wing writers left on the advice of a union o!Jicial. Some delegates also asked .r~~t~~;~~~~~r~~~~~:~r~~~r~:~r~~:;~1~~~~~lt~~t~t?r~~~~~tt~~~~~I~?~~~~rt~~~f~~~tt~:~~ SAN FRANCISro (UPI ) -Patricia Hearst Sabirday began seniDg a seveil·year sentence lor armed bank robbery, Impo""!' ·by a ju,dge who reduced a temporary 35year term but said violence "wiD not he tolerated." Umwayed by pleas .for mercy, U. S. District Judge Willlllll! H. Onick Jr. Friday ordered the term for the Ziyear-<lld newspaper heiress who swod before him In a ligbt greeD dress, expressiOnless, pale and down to 90 . powds. ~e wiU be eligible for parole in 16 months under the seateace fm: ber part iD the A[ril IS, 1974, robbery of $10,571) from a SliD Francisco bank "1th the lerrorist .Symbiooese Llberatloo Army which bad kidnaped her 10 weeb before. The U. S. Bureau of Prisons onlered her taken to the Federal Correeliooal lostltudon at Pleasanton, Calif., .-ross the bay 30 miles southeast of San Francisco, to serve oot ·h er term. · the credentials crounittee to expeU a few unidentified uniro members who they suspected were Communisls, rut the CQmmittee did not act immediately. Inspired by several anti· Communist lloor speechs, the eonventiori called a 1&-mlnute recess to cooduct its purge. A band played polkas as some delegates took their suspicions to credentials committee members meeting in a tiny adjacent room. Union insiders said the sentiment was prompted in part by the distribution of Communist and "right-to· strike" literature. They also blamed a ~ech distributed Friday by VIce President Mille Trbovich wamlng of infiltration by soclalista, revolutioparles and communists. The convention voted expelllwo repcrters- Frank Hiill and Ailne Thcmpaon from a weekly Chicago-baaed Maoist tabloid knoim as The Call, published by th' October. League. The palr were ciled for dlslrlbutlng their paper Inside the hall. "I don't thlnlt It's right for them to kick me out, but there's not much I can do," Hall said. "I'm not really surprised !bough, because there's always be.en a lot of Red-baiting here." to: . 280 pupils make up 4 Gallia band.S GALUPOUS - A very active program within GaUia Academy High School I! the instrumental music depart· ment. GAHS has four bands In grades 7 through 12, totaling 2M band members. ' Last year three bands from GAHS attended the OMEA District Band and Chorus public each year. .GaUia Academy also has a CQntest held In Portsmouth and all received superior (I) very active marching band ratings. The Symphonic Band program. Its membership of 120 also competed on the state level and again received a march In several community superior rating. The concert parades each year as well as bands combined and give perform at aU GAHS footbaU three concerts open to the games. The band placed first BOYS WORK BOOTS & SHOES Entire world ''Ideal For School '' Sizes 8112 to 3 watched decision By DAVID E. ANDERSON uPI Religion Writer MJNNEAPOL!S (UP!) The debate had ended and the ~~:t~i~~~~~}};~~;tt~:~:~~~~~~~I~~t:~:~;~:~t;:~:}t:~:~:~~~~~~ttrt~~~trrrrn~~~tt~~~~~: Episcopal Church's Holise of Deputies was about decide whether women should · be • allowed into a ~tiesthood that for 2,1100 years, accerdlng io some, had been aU male. Adeputy marked his ballot, gave it to his deputation leader and aauntered over to Jackson recalled "We tried the rail that divided the By DAVID LAWSKY SEA ITLE (UPI ) - "The ID frighten him by bangil]g deputies from the press and bear was coming fas t- pots. He didn't stop his whispered "the whole world is watching this vote." loping, not just walking. Like advance." It was, and that perhaps is any cornered animals, we Taking their food with screamed at him and tried to them, tbe group left and one ol tbe anomolies of the be aggressive rather than hiked up to a ridge. They 65th General Convention of slopped, looked down and the Protestant Episcopal afraid." Dr. Cllarles Jacllson, a saw the bear ripping through Church in lbe USA that ended Ibis week: how a relatively researdler at tbe University lh.eir camp and tents. (three million And then the bear started to small of Washington, and ·three members ) church with other campers were stalked stalk !bern. "He began following our declining membership and a by a killer~ Alaska brown bear believed to be the trail. Where we bad turned, touchy financial situation animal that mauled to deatb he turned. Where we had could coounand the attention an Illinois man in Glacier stopped to tie tbe food away of most of Christianity in from him, he stopped and what was essentially an Bay National Park. sniffed around, and then internal housekeeping Jackson~ 31, had gooe to the Alaska park with Dr. Peter foll owed our tr ail ," said Talbot, Colin Miller and Lani Jackson. University of Alaska S Vega, aU of Seattle. Last Thursday, the four biologist Fred Dean, a were dropped by a par)! boat specialist in bears , told and hiked to a small lake , Jack.<on later it was bizarre where they set up camp. They behavior for a bear to lraclt carried no weapons because people. . they bad been tDid tbere were The party of four zigzag~ed through the woods to 00 no bears aroWtd. They settled down to a lry to lose the bear, rut tbe lunch of soup and hot animal gained on them. LOS ANGElES (UPI) "'The bear was CQmlng fast, chocolate. And then they noticed a bear ambling loping, not just walking. We Southern California desert aU started ruMing up tbe residenta Saturday braced towards camp. for another round of flash "He was sniffing his way," hill," Jackson said. floods as stonns continued to build up over nearby moWttains. Recent storms have heavUy damaged about 300 desert area homes. The flood watch was iasued allow it to be !"'de public. in our union that the top for all the deserts and the One union source satd that officers stop receiving pay mountains from the San rnakingtheofferpublicwould during a strike," a union Gabriel range north of Los' be "Uke bargaining in a fish spokesman said. _ Angeles soutb to the Mexican bowl." A strike against Ford nine border. The proposal, described by years ago lasted 66 days and The weather service aald ooe company oource as being labor observers said this heavy. thundershowers with a "modification" ol earlier year's dispute would last at strong gusty winds were offers rather than a complete least into mid October even II expected to develop shortly change, was believed to there was a settlement in the after noon. CQnlain a new company stand next few days, primarily · Thundershowers were foreon a key union demand for because of the lime needed to cast •to spill over Into tbe San less time on the job with no gain ratlficatlon. Bernardino Valley from lbe loss in pay. The UAW claima Striking Ford workers east and into the coastal lhis would ·help create more picked up their last valleys. j0 bs . parcheclls on Friday for the Hailatonea struck the city The union aaid Woodcock two or three days they of Redlands Friday while and Vice President Ken worked before the strike lightning bolts toppled trees Bannon received their last began. Instead of weekly and tore down power lines. paychecks the day tf!er the checks averaging better tban Several busine111es reported strike began at midnight, $300, they'D begin receiving flood damage. Sept. 14. strike benefi!s ol $40-$00 a Athunderstorm struck Loa Woodcock currently earns week. Angelea and nearby dtiea $48,799.58 a year and .In the Industry observers said it late Friday, dumping more first two i\'eeks of tbe strike would be W1precedented to than a half Inch of rain on the wU1 loose $1,878 in salary. make an offer pubUc once a Civic Center In a 45-mlnute l!Pnnon, head of the UAW's strike was under way. Ford's period. The rainfall· brought F'ord department, ' is . paid first three proposals, made the aeason's total to 2.118 . $40,883.70 a year and bas lust before the strike began, were inches, compared with a $1,581 in aalary. publicized and quickly normal amount of .15 of an "It's a/t.andard procooure rejected by the union. '/; inch. Hikers stalke.d by killer bear R es1"dent brace for £1ash fl .ds ' matter. Episcopalians were not the first church, nor even the first cbirch with a aense of sacramental reiUsm and the apostolic st~ccession, to ordain women to the ministry: Lutherans have been doing it now fer several years. But the Episcopal Church stands In a unique ecumenical position-a position shared by no other Church, witb one eye on Rome and Eastern Or· · thodoxy and tbe other ro Protestantism. While factional lines are never so ne13t and clear cut . , eacb of {l(ose views bas a faction in tbe chUrch and at this convention the , Protestants appeared almost , COO!plelely In charge. Whether the Anglo· : Catbolicll, m081 of whom oppoaed U'dlnatinn of WIJIIlen to the priestbood, will be able to continue to Uve In a church temporarily dcmlnated by ' the Protestant wing remains to be seen. Some lay and clerical members have made a~ noises about "Internal schism," but their bllb~ and established IIJlOkellllen have disavowed talk of division and pledged loyalty -witb continued oppoalllonto the church. ····' But Protestants are not the only ones happy at the convention's epochal declaim to ocdain women and thus bring II closer In line with mainstream Protestantism. in marching competition twice last year wiming their c!ass at the Marshall University contest and the Lexington contest. The marching band also per· formed at one of Marshall University's home football games. An intregill part of the marching band is in its majorette line. The eight girl line perform with the band at aU performances and last year placed first in six area and regional majorette contests. SUNDAY ONL,_Y._ _. . .,., Thirteen iti---"" IL ·persons fined, LEATHER Top men give up pay ..................... ' 1'HE PRACTICAL NURSING School of Buckeye Hills Career Center graduated 38 GALLIPOLIS In· strumental music classes will begin for Washington fifth graders at 8 a.m. Monday in the Washington School gymnasium. Students who ride a bus should ride with the high school students on the morning of their classes. Classes will be held as follows: fdonday, Sept. 27, flutes, saxophones; Tuesday, Sept. 28, trombones; Wed· nesday, Sept. 29, percussion ; Thursday, Sept. 30, clarlneta and Friday, Oct. 1, trumpets. According to John Hal· las, assistant band director, Green . fifth grade band Students should be prepared for classes beginning Tuesday. Classes will be held twice weekly from II: 15·12 on Tuesday and Thursday. Clay studenla will meet on SHOE HIGH BOOT HIGH '9.90 '11.90 CREPE SOLE •• Mori. thru Sat. 10til9 Sunday 1 til S SHOES Monday from 1·1:40, and Friday, from 12 : 25· 1, beginning Monday. Rio Grande students will meet Monday from II :45· l2 :4li and Friday, from 11 :1511:45, beginning Monday. Driver cited after mishap GALUPOL!S - Thomas F, Thornton, 27, Rt. · 2, Washington, W. Va. was cited for failure to stop within the assured dlslance following an accident Friday on Eastern Ave~ from th~ entire country will assist with the workshops in the following areas: Coalition Building ; For Impacting Decisions; SOCial Policy As Reflected In Current Leg i slation ; Pub li c Awareness: Marketing Your Product, and Economic Independence of The Poor. Dwelling on the development of the independence of the poor in the political, oocial and economic environment In which we Jive, the goal of the conference I! to move people to . a level of consciousness and to inspire direct action of the advocates of the poor and to develop a new strategy which will result in establishing human services as a high priority of our nation. National Director Samuel R. Martinez wiU be the Speaker at the Thursday night, Sept. 30, banquet. He wiU .speak on '':I'he Future of CSA." · CHESHIRE - Region V Community Services Ad· ministration wiU have its Annual Regional Conference at the Conrad HUlon Hotel in Chicago, Illinois, Sept. 30, Oct. 1 and 2. Host Agency is Model Cities-Ch ic ago Committee on Urban Opportunity, Chicago. The Gallia •· Meigs Com· munity Action Agency is sending Joseph Barsotti, Executive Director, to the Col)ference to join the 1,1100 participants who wiJI make this Conference an effective means of determining the "New Era In Anti-Poverty Efforts," the theme of the Conference. The participants will be CAA staff and board mem· hers, city • county · state officials and special Invited guests from the six-states of Region V, lllinois, Indiana, Michigan, Mlnilesola, Ohio and Wisconsin . . Seventy,five specialists City poli~e said Thornton's truck struck the rear of • car driven by Francia 0. Rile, 41, Rt. I, Gallipolis. There was . minor damage. No citation was Issued in an accident Friday on the parking lot at the . Burger Chef where an auto driven by Marvin Wayne Baird, S9, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, struck the rear end of a car operated by Stanley L. Lane, 19, Gallipolis. A backing accident De· curred on Second Ave. at the "A great way Shake Shoppe where an auto driven by Carolyn Sue Barry, "But hurry. Quantities are limited. .3;1; Rt. 2, BldweJI, hacked Into a parked car owned by And tne sale ends.May 31." Maxine J .. Lane, Rt . I, Gallipolis. Evonne Goolagong Police continued · an in· vestigation Saturday ol an Mtr's. accident at 19 Pine St. in· S•-'od volving a car driven by Ull Solo Donald Ray Coleman, 28, P,.ioe P,.ice Save Gallipolis, and a parked auto 44 .00 29.99 14.01 owned by Mary Ann Nibert, Beau!y Case O'Hite 48 .00 35.99 ' 12 .01 34, Gallipolis. · 24 Pullman 62 .00 46.49 Chillicothe. GARS bands perform GALUPOLIS - Chillicothe and Gallipolis marching banda performed during the halftime Intermission of ,Friday night's GAHS· Chillicothe football 1ame on Memorial Field . It was the first home performance of the .IJ76 season by Rodney Tolliver's musicians . Most of Friday's numbert performed by the Blue .and White marchers · will be presented during thla week's band contest at Marshall University. Mr. To!Uver, aaslsted by John Hallas, is to be congratulated for directing an excellent halfthne show. This year's band haa 13'1 members. Majorettes are Debbie Rieser, Patty Patrick, Pam McMahon, Tam! Smith, Becily Call, Cheryl Robinlon, · Taml Bush and Cindy Mink. SAMSONITE SILHOOE I SUPER SALE SAVE 25% to 31% 26 Pullman Driver hurt 12 forfeit· bonds m . acc1'dent POMEROY. - Thirteen Handi Tote Colors : Sky 74. 00 38.00 Bl~e . 55.49 28 .49 Moonglow to start a set." Arnold Palmer 15. 51 18 .51 9.51 Mtr'a. Suageolod defendants were fined and 12 SYRACUSE - One driver Uat Sole Save others forfeited bonds in was trealed and released at Mon'&C... . Pftco Price Meigs County Court Friday. Veterans Memorial Hospital 62 .00 46 .49 15.51 Fined by Judge Robert E. following a two car and truck 24 Com pan ion 2 Suiter · 74.00 55 .49 18.51 Buck were VencU R. Adkins, accident Friday at 9:55 p:m. J Suiter Oak Hill, $16 and costa, on SR 124, two-tenths of a Co lor : Deep Ol ive 78 .00 58 .49 19.51 speeding; Ray otis H. mile east of Syracuse. Willison, New Lexington, $10 Taken to the hospital by the and cosli:, speeding; Bert R. Racine ER Squad was Anderson, Belpre, $15 and Virginia Salser of Syracuse. costa, speeding; John Robert Robert Beegle of the Meigs limited quantities. Jeffers, Pomeroy, $12 and County Sheriff's Department costa, speeding; Quentin T. reported Rex L. Roy, 20, Butcher, Gallaway, $8 and Racine, traveling west, at· costs, speeding; Jack B.•. templed to adjust the clock on Mana way, Senecaville, $11 his car's dash, causing the and costs, speeding; Tommy car to go left of center. He L. Krautter, Pomeroy, $25 struck the left rear of a truck and costs, no service brake; continued on and crashed Lonnie K. Taylor, Middle- headon with the Salser port, $21 . and costs, vehicle. speeding; Alan L. Dodson, The truck was driven by OPEN MONDAY AND Middleport, $IS and costs, Greg Huffman, 16, Racine. passing at intersection; Guy Roy was cited on charges of V. Sargent, Rl. 2, Pomeroy, failure to keep on right half of $25 and costs, failure to yield roadway. There was heavy at stop sign; Tammy D. damage to the Roy and Salser Pickens, Rutland, $25 and vehicles and slight to the costs, passing stopped school Huffman truck. bus; Timothy Michael, RD, Pomeroy, $100 and costa, $75 suspended, 90 days probation, disturbing the peace; George H. Kotatic, Rio Grande, $10 and costs, obscured vision. Forfeiting bonds were Harold Braden, Jr., Columbus, $ISO, driving under suspension; Loyd McGraw, Gallipolis Ferry, W. Va., Steve Nester, Lan· caster, Caie H. Nelson, Ashland, Ky., Heinz J. Akers, THE FAMILY PLACE TO SAVE Cleveland, Norman Hendrix, Reg. 113.99 Syracuse, and Harry Bush, Barboursville, w. va., $27.50 PRICES GOOD UNTIL WED., SEPT. 29TH each, speeding; Karen~=~;;;;.;;,;.;;..~~~~~~~~~~-, Facemyer, Rt. 2, Albany, $27.50, iUegal passing; John H. Glbaon, Athens, $54.50, no A rt d C I S cycle endQrsement; Bruce . SSO e 0 Or Hawley, Pomeroy, $27.501 high rear bumper; Jack Oller, Middleport, $25, REG. 12.29 0 Samsonite FRIDAY TIL 8 PM PER SUEDE CASUALS FOR M sgss FEATURING BRUSHED SUEDE UPPERS WITH PADDED COLlAR AND TONGUE ON EASY WALKING BOTIOM S "MOP" SLIPPERS $ 166 TAN disturbing the peace; Pamela Stewart, Williamstown, W. Va., $32.50, speeding. UN debate policy next on agenda UNITED NATIONS (UPI) - The U.N. General Assembly, its organixatlonal work completed with minimal fuss In its first week, will open Ita amual policy debate Monday witb more than 90 foreign mlniste!'l scheduled to speak. 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GROWALD into his ftrst heavy schedule crowding ille dock and The Presiden~ perspiring NEW ORLEANS (UP!) - of trips since the Republican riverbanks bW'SI into cheers in the steamy heat, shuclted President Focd cruised the coovention, with an extended as Ill!' Fords arrived in his jacket and shook hands Missi.uippi on a paddlewheel tour of California and the Far muggy heat that esceeded IMI with persons lining his route riverboat Saturday, telling West ID start OcU, the eve of degrees. Six girls in fiouncy 1o the gangplank of the ~ cheering levee crowds he'll the second presidential Scarlet O'Hara carrying lace foot . riverboat , a modern the reptica of the Marlt Twain era put moce money in their debate. Ca.rter bas travelled parasols greeted extensively since Laboc Day . · President and gave Mn. pockets and "keep America paddlewheelers. It was Apparently confident be is Ford a bouquet o1 roses. No. 1!" draped in blue "President ·The crowd waved pro-Focd Ford"76" banners. The President and Mrs. overtaking the Democratic Ford invaded Jimmy oominee· and buoyed by his signs bearing such legends as Speaking from the boat to Cajun befoce it Natchei cast off on a Carter's Dixie for a kind of shewing in their ftrsl debate , "Welcome waterborne whistle.,.top Ford new to New Orleans, Country," "Keep Truckin' silt-boor run downriver, Focd campaign tour of Louisiana drove north to the riverpcrt of Jerry" and "Keep Adultery drew ~when be told the and further weekend stops in Lutcher, La., and boarded the Ou( of tbe White House"-<~ auwd he 'd be campaigning Mississippi, Alabama and 5Wnwheeler Natchez IX for jab at Carter's Playboy in the Deep South all a silt-hour cruise back to New interview comment that he 'll'l!ei.end. F1orlda. has looked at women lustfully The swing gets Ford rolling Orleans. ~'And we re going to wint ' 000 erso . and "cmunitted adultery in he said. " And W@' re going to p ns Abo ut , , keep America No. ! period!" Touting his efforts to reduce inflation and achieve a economic. re·covery, he ''In short, the Ford . said : "ln the nest four years By W~LEY (l. PIPJ>m\T moratorium on the sale o1 administration has ·only paid SAN DIEGO (UPI ) reprocessing plants that IJp ·service to the nuclear · we're goil\g ID·do even better so you can have even more Jimmy Cl!fter, staking a would cancel two recent sales proliferation treaty, and its money in your pockets." toehold fer his next debate by Gennany w Brazil and by rau~re or leadership could Hell vy security was in with President Focd, said France to PakisUm. have tragic consequences for force. Secrel Service agents, today the Republican Carter, who will debate the entire world. If ..e will nlll state policl!lllen, Coast administration "has only foceign policy with FU'd in pRid lip service" to the San F'rancisco Oct. 6, said lead the way IDward IJI'BO', Guardsmen and Navy frogmen guarded the vessel nuclear nonproliferation that, as president, he would who will ?" On itis second western and Coast Guard cr aft treaty negotiated by the push for a voluntary swing since winning the pafroled nearby. antiproliferatim treaty. Demoerata. Democratic presidential In a ~h 1o the Qty Club "We bave failed miserably nomination, Carter took of San Diego, Carter outlined to set an elllliiPie which pains to praise the Ia te a 101Jolnt plan he said would would encourage other Prestdenl Lyndon Jdm$00 cmb the International Spread countries not to seek their and carefully spoke of his of nuerear weapons, starting · own nuclear facilities ," said abilities in defense · and . wit~ a retroactive Carter. ' foreign affairs- areas in which Carter roncedes Ford bas a more widely-blown record. Carter said in Dallas Friday tha.t 2.S million Americam have lost their PHILADELPHIA (OPI ) jobs in the two years Focd has James T. Malkowski, who been in White House. police said had been Wking about bow his ·son .. as ldlled since 1972. , LUSAKA, Zambi11 (UP!) . 'The meeting was .me to Plll med by the devil and Zambian Pmlclent Kennell! begin late Saturday and bad Ill be kili~ stabbed and Kawlda S.turday convened a seriously wounded the 3· rnealni! ot rour black pmi· continue Sunday. . yearof>ld ...rly Saturoay.. Zambian government denta to ooosider endillg the Malkowski, Zl, of Pbiladel· perriDa war againlt Prime sources said Smith bad ~. apparently bad been Mlnllter Ian &nilh's feCime adhered to tbe . settlement Irtluenced by recent movies formula presenled to him last in neighboring Rhodelia. about children possessed by Zambian government weekend in South Africa by the devil, pOOre said. IIOIIrCel were optlmillic that Secretary of State Henry Police said that Malkowski, tbe p-eSdenll would agree to Kiasinger. recently unemployed , had "Therefoce, there is no wltbcnw aupport fer the PREI'ORIA, South Africa been talking throughout reason why the Lusaka ~.but a spokesnan ( UP! ) - Three smiling about how his son was Friday meeting should not endorse" f« the Manllt govenunent Cuban soldiers, captured ·poUeSIIed by the devil. the agreements and fulfil the ol Mlumlique renewed his during the Angolan civil war, Sbortly after 12:30 a.m. COQD!ry'a pb!dge to continued African side of tbe bargain, were d!Jplayed to repcrters Saturday lll~X11iqg, they said, the sources said. 0 warfare. Saturday and said they were The meeting W8JI being being treated well, ttpeOding be too1t a ll'ead knife wilh a lkDitb Friday accepled ·a U.S.-Btlllllt plan for a lrlnll· chaired by the group's unoffi· IIIOIIl of their time tending a serrated edge Ill the secood· Boor bedroom of his son, tiGn to blacS majority rule in clalleader, Tanzanian Pres!· vegetable garden. dent Julius Nyerere. The Rbadella within two yean. Military aources said South James Jr., and stabbed him Zambian government However, be made bia Africa might even1Ually e:z. mce in the left lide. Police said Matkowsld sources said Mozambique lif5liltllidlt l'OIIIIi&na1 upcll change them for teVen South went downstairs and ID!d his President Samora Machel African troops Jaken priJoner "' Jmmec!lete end to the wife, Kathleen, 25, he had and !lotawana President Sir warfare In which lbe in Angola and held in the Serelse Khama also were st.atmed the child. She ran s.u....,. •••• 111111!111 clalma capitol of Luanda. uplllairs and foood tbe boy lboat 1.100 perril1al and ISO attending. The Cubans were Rbodetll'l troop~ have been introduced by Brig. Gen Ben lying em tbe floor .with the Roos, the South African knife atW lodged in bis side. She pulled out the lmlfe army's chief of operations, and, witb the falher and a wbl said the men were nelgblxr ,police said, took. the brought ·to South Africa boy to Ncrtheutem Hospital because they needed medical where be underwent surgery altentinn. for a coflapoed lung. South African forces joined He was reported in two black anti.communist satufactory condition By J. PAUL WYA1T Thursday night, found the Uberalion movements in the afternoon. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. money untouched and Angolan civil war last year, Saturday MatlwWBki waa booked on but withdrew In March under (UPI) - A CIIIVD)' of about brought It back with him to aeveral charges including agintense international Jell vtbldea wltb clll%en t.nc1 Jacksonville. gravated asaault and radial • :W fer the Ocala "I have agreed to do prellltll'e erganized by black recklesa endangerment. National Yoreat today In everything you asked," Jaffa African natlms. The Matkowsltia have two Cuha 11ent 13,1100 to 15,1100 Rarch of a 3J.year~ld said, looking at the television other children, girla aged 7 soclallle whose kidnapers cameras and holding a card· troops to the southwest and S. lave not nlpDllded to her board boll containing bundles African natla! to boialer the Popular llilband'a emot1ooa1 pleas. of $100 billa. The bolt Soviet-backed' Movement foc the Llberatlm Rldlard Jaffa, 36, a real ointalned the I!J!Ure $200,1100 of Angola which eventually • llllate developer, dlocloaed at ransom, he said. a news oont~ . Friday "I want to make a deal. I took power. The Angola govenunent is that bll wife, Sheri Unda, 35, want my .wife. I ba>e two · waa lddnaped Wednesday children who need their ooldlng seven white South IIIOI'IIlltg. Mn. Jaffa, the mother. 1'1- contact me. I African soldiers wbl alao By EDWARD S. LECII'I"ZIN UPI Auto Writer have been publicly displayed. bead of a COWICII of Jewish have the lliCIIey." · DETROIT (UP!) - Tbe The Cubans were identified Authcrltleillate Friday 111ld women'• clubl, hat two _..,..__ ..... 14 and n-· therestlllbadbeennoCU!tact as Sgt. Esequiel David United AulD Wcrkers Wtion ' 11. , with the kidnapers following Garces MusteUer, 21, from confirmed Saturday that its • The kidnapers demanded ':taffa'a dramatic plea, which tbe Oriente region; Private top officers have given up tB,I100 I'IJIIOiD In a phone was his own decision. Duval Carlos Alberto Marit .Mesa, their 111laries WIW the strike Clll to Jaffa at his office County Sheriff Dale Car1011 . 25, of Havana, and Private against the Ford Motor Co. is Wedaeeday lllOt'lting, Jaffa ·and the local FBI had asked.· Roberto Morales Bellma, 23, settled. ' At the same time, top llld. tbe media not to di~~~emlnate alao of Havana. RooJ aald !bey were being negotiators !II both sides He l8ld the male caller news of the crbne unW Mrs. treated In accordance wltb were holding a private • IJIIde a reference to add and Jaffa's 111fety waa aiiSIIfed, tbe Geneva Conventinn on meeting ID find a way iround he quoted the kidnaper .aa The vehiclea taking part In war pr!1011ers. They smiled the impRsse that has stalled ll)'ln& . "You know what today's sell'ch were driven easily, wore neal clvlllan the talks effecting 170,1100 would lappellll tbll was uaed by members of the clothel and aald they spent workers. The meeting was Cll y1111 wife." Jachonvllle Four-Wheelregarded as the most mOll of their time gardening. J.rfa llld he followed the Drive Posae, a group of encouraging since since · Meralea tDid repcrters he kidnaper's ln1tructlona deputlud clvWan volunteers formal bargaining reswned apllclllJ. He went to varloua wbl 8IIIJt pdlce in making was being fitted for an . 1p111 m U.S. 17 beading lelrchea over rougb terrain. artificial ann af.ter losing his Monday. The participants included in the war. The other two .10utb" from Jac~nvllle, "We're dolnl nolhlng that President Leonard Wbn be fCIIIIII 1 lll'lel of WCJUid jeqlardlle the vlcllm's prisoners suffered leg UAoodcocltW W and Ford Labor wouOOs. ....... He oould l'lllle Cll1y life," llid pollee Information VIce Pruident Sidney The prisoners recently dl)' 41M •dui ilfflcer Mike Goulcl. "If there McKenna and tbelr lOp aides. were taken to watch an IIIII 1 -left a1 a drap paint II any contact wllh the llources Indicated the auto lnlernalional rugby game In lbt OUia HiiliCIIII FcrNl, kidnapers, · we will finn already has prfpai'ed .a • liltS. Immediately pull our people between South Africa and new contract proposal but Bill Jda llid he badll't off, We're willing to . New Zealand. "A pme for · llllld _ , _ flirlller from eoaperille in anJ. method or men," me prisoner said. "We has not laid II on the 1upported the Sprlngboka bargammK U~ble because of 111 wt .... He uld he illllllll!i'." the UAW's reluctan.te to CSollth Afrlcana)." JJI lilt 1drap pula& ~ I f 1 ·Carter ·pushes treaty 'Possessed' soil stabbed Sources indicate war to end soon by father Prisoners displayed Saturday cuerrma CB convoy searching for kidnapped socialite • • . WURK PROGRESSES at. .lhe site of the new home for the Gallia CoWltY Volunteer Emergency Squ~d on Jacksoo Pike. The building is hP;oc constructed by vOIWltcer help on land furnished the. squad by GalliA County Commissioners. ... w< I.,, • -· students Thursday evening, Sept. 23, at the Grace United ·Methodist Church . Graduates pictured in alphabetical order are Irene Adams, Judy Bartheimas, Sonya Booher, Juanita Branham, Marsha Briggs, Tammy Broyles, Robin Bryant, Beverly Clay, Teresa Collins, Cheryl Ctosler, Jeanee Dalton, Linda Delawder, Sharlene Dixon, Kay Estep, Margaret Fortune, Diana Gregory, Chris Harrah, Minnie Humphreys, Jill Jenkins, June Kloes, Delores Massie, Sandra McCarley, Barbara McMahon, Deborah Musser, Ernestine Polsley, Jean Pope, Sandra Roush, Donald RusseJI, Carla Stevens, Anna Stoo!s, Kathy Thorn· ton, Rhonda Vaughan, Ruth Wells, Reva Wheatcraft and Marsha Wickline. Not pictured are Martha Clark and Susan Tillis. Left-wing reporters ousted By SARA FRITZ CINCINNATI (UPI ) - /1 strong anti.Qmrnunisl senti· ment emerged at the United Mine Workers convention Saturday, prompting the expulsion of two )efl.-wing . repU'(ers and a lhrea! to o\L$1 a few unnamed members. SecretNy-Treas\ll'er Harry Patrick later asked the delegates to bury · thei r differences and focus instead m a plot by big coal ronpanies to b\L$1 the uniro . He proposed a $10 million campaign to organize nro union coal miners. The convention was nonetheless preoccupied by efforts t~ oust anyone suspected of being a Communist. Two b<mmunist newspliper reporters were expelled and five other left wing writers left on the advice of a union o!Jicial. Some delegates also asked .r~~t~~;~~~~~r~~~~~:~r~~~r~:~r~~:;~1~~~~~lt~~t~t?r~~~~~tt~~~~~I~?~~~~rt~~~f~~~tt~:~~ SAN FRANCISro (UPI ) -Patricia Hearst Sabirday began seniDg a seveil·year sentence lor armed bank robbery, Impo""!' ·by a ju,dge who reduced a temporary 35year term but said violence "wiD not he tolerated." Umwayed by pleas .for mercy, U. S. District Judge Willlllll! H. Onick Jr. Friday ordered the term for the Ziyear-<lld newspaper heiress who swod before him In a ligbt greeD dress, expressiOnless, pale and down to 90 . powds. ~e wiU be eligible for parole in 16 months under the seateace fm: ber part iD the A[ril IS, 1974, robbery of $10,571) from a SliD Francisco bank "1th the lerrorist .Symbiooese Llberatloo Army which bad kidnaped her 10 weeb before. The U. S. Bureau of Prisons onlered her taken to the Federal Correeliooal lostltudon at Pleasanton, Calif., .-ross the bay 30 miles southeast of San Francisco, to serve oot ·h er term. · the credentials crounittee to expeU a few unidentified uniro members who they suspected were Communisls, rut the CQmmittee did not act immediately. Inspired by several anti· Communist lloor speechs, the eonventiori called a 1&-mlnute recess to cooduct its purge. A band played polkas as some delegates took their suspicions to credentials committee members meeting in a tiny adjacent room. Union insiders said the sentiment was prompted in part by the distribution of Communist and "right-to· strike" literature. They also blamed a ~ech distributed Friday by VIce President Mille Trbovich wamlng of infiltration by soclalista, revolutioparles and communists. The convention voted expelllwo repcrters- Frank Hiill and Ailne Thcmpaon from a weekly Chicago-baaed Maoist tabloid knoim as The Call, published by th' October. League. The palr were ciled for dlslrlbutlng their paper Inside the hall. "I don't thlnlt It's right for them to kick me out, but there's not much I can do," Hall said. "I'm not really surprised !bough, because there's always be.en a lot of Red-baiting here." to: . 280 pupils make up 4 Gallia band.S GALUPOUS - A very active program within GaUia Academy High School I! the instrumental music depart· ment. GAHS has four bands In grades 7 through 12, totaling 2M band members. ' Last year three bands from GAHS attended the OMEA District Band and Chorus public each year. .GaUia Academy also has a CQntest held In Portsmouth and all received superior (I) very active marching band ratings. The Symphonic Band program. Its membership of 120 also competed on the state level and again received a march In several community superior rating. The concert parades each year as well as bands combined and give perform at aU GAHS footbaU three concerts open to the games. The band placed first BOYS WORK BOOTS & SHOES Entire world ''Ideal For School '' Sizes 8112 to 3 watched decision By DAVID E. ANDERSON uPI Religion Writer MJNNEAPOL!S (UP!) The debate had ended and the ~~:t~i~~~~~}};~~;tt~:~:~~~~~~~I~~t:~:~;~:~t;:~:}t:~:~:~~~~~~ttrt~~~trrrrn~~~tt~~~~~: Episcopal Church's Holise of Deputies was about decide whether women should · be • allowed into a ~tiesthood that for 2,1100 years, accerdlng io some, had been aU male. Adeputy marked his ballot, gave it to his deputation leader and aauntered over to Jackson recalled "We tried the rail that divided the By DAVID LAWSKY SEA ITLE (UPI ) - "The ID frighten him by bangil]g deputies from the press and bear was coming fas t- pots. He didn't stop his whispered "the whole world is watching this vote." loping, not just walking. Like advance." It was, and that perhaps is any cornered animals, we Taking their food with screamed at him and tried to them, tbe group left and one ol tbe anomolies of the be aggressive rather than hiked up to a ridge. They 65th General Convention of slopped, looked down and the Protestant Episcopal afraid." Dr. Cllarles Jacllson, a saw the bear ripping through Church in lbe USA that ended Ibis week: how a relatively researdler at tbe University lh.eir camp and tents. (three million And then the bear started to small of Washington, and ·three members ) church with other campers were stalked stalk !bern. "He began following our declining membership and a by a killer~ Alaska brown bear believed to be the trail. Where we bad turned, touchy financial situation animal that mauled to deatb he turned. Where we had could coounand the attention an Illinois man in Glacier stopped to tie tbe food away of most of Christianity in from him, he stopped and what was essentially an Bay National Park. sniffed around, and then internal housekeeping Jackson~ 31, had gooe to the Alaska park with Dr. Peter foll owed our tr ail ," said Talbot, Colin Miller and Lani Jackson. University of Alaska S Vega, aU of Seattle. Last Thursday, the four biologist Fred Dean, a were dropped by a par)! boat specialist in bears , told and hiked to a small lake , Jack.<on later it was bizarre where they set up camp. They behavior for a bear to lraclt carried no weapons because people. . they bad been tDid tbere were The party of four zigzag~ed through the woods to 00 no bears aroWtd. They settled down to a lry to lose the bear, rut tbe lunch of soup and hot animal gained on them. LOS ANGElES (UPI) "'The bear was CQmlng fast, chocolate. And then they noticed a bear ambling loping, not just walking. We Southern California desert aU started ruMing up tbe residenta Saturday braced towards camp. for another round of flash "He was sniffing his way," hill," Jackson said. floods as stonns continued to build up over nearby moWttains. Recent storms have heavUy damaged about 300 desert area homes. The flood watch was iasued allow it to be !"'de public. in our union that the top for all the deserts and the One union source satd that officers stop receiving pay mountains from the San rnakingtheofferpublicwould during a strike," a union Gabriel range north of Los' be "Uke bargaining in a fish spokesman said. _ Angeles soutb to the Mexican bowl." A strike against Ford nine border. The proposal, described by years ago lasted 66 days and The weather service aald ooe company oource as being labor observers said this heavy. thundershowers with a "modification" ol earlier year's dispute would last at strong gusty winds were offers rather than a complete least into mid October even II expected to develop shortly change, was believed to there was a settlement in the after noon. CQnlain a new company stand next few days, primarily · Thundershowers were foreon a key union demand for because of the lime needed to cast •to spill over Into tbe San less time on the job with no gain ratlficatlon. Bernardino Valley from lbe loss in pay. The UAW claima Striking Ford workers east and into the coastal lhis would ·help create more picked up their last valleys. j0 bs . parcheclls on Friday for the Hailatonea struck the city The union aaid Woodcock two or three days they of Redlands Friday while and Vice President Ken worked before the strike lightning bolts toppled trees Bannon received their last began. Instead of weekly and tore down power lines. paychecks the day tf!er the checks averaging better tban Several busine111es reported strike began at midnight, $300, they'D begin receiving flood damage. Sept. 14. strike benefi!s ol $40-$00 a Athunderstorm struck Loa Woodcock currently earns week. Angelea and nearby dtiea $48,799.58 a year and .In the Industry observers said it late Friday, dumping more first two i\'eeks of tbe strike would be W1precedented to than a half Inch of rain on the wU1 loose $1,878 in salary. make an offer pubUc once a Civic Center In a 45-mlnute l!Pnnon, head of the UAW's strike was under way. Ford's period. The rainfall· brought F'ord department, ' is . paid first three proposals, made the aeason's total to 2.118 . $40,883.70 a year and bas lust before the strike began, were inches, compared with a $1,581 in aalary. publicized and quickly normal amount of .15 of an "It's a/t.andard procooure rejected by the union. '/; inch. Hikers stalke.d by killer bear R es1"dent brace for £1ash fl .ds ' matter. Episcopalians were not the first church, nor even the first cbirch with a aense of sacramental reiUsm and the apostolic st~ccession, to ordain women to the ministry: Lutherans have been doing it now fer several years. But the Episcopal Church stands In a unique ecumenical position-a position shared by no other Church, witb one eye on Rome and Eastern Or· · thodoxy and tbe other ro Protestantism. While factional lines are never so ne13t and clear cut . , eacb of {l(ose views bas a faction in tbe chUrch and at this convention the , Protestants appeared almost , COO!plelely In charge. Whether the Anglo· : Catbolicll, m081 of whom oppoaed U'dlnatinn of WIJIIlen to the priestbood, will be able to continue to Uve In a church temporarily dcmlnated by ' the Protestant wing remains to be seen. Some lay and clerical members have made a~ noises about "Internal schism," but their bllb~ and established IIJlOkellllen have disavowed talk of division and pledged loyalty -witb continued oppoalllonto the church. ····' But Protestants are not the only ones happy at the convention's epochal declaim to ocdain women and thus bring II closer In line with mainstream Protestantism. in marching competition twice last year wiming their c!ass at the Marshall University contest and the Lexington contest. The marching band also per· formed at one of Marshall University's home football games. An intregill part of the marching band is in its majorette line. The eight girl line perform with the band at aU performances and last year placed first in six area and regional majorette contests. SUNDAY ONL,_Y._ _. . .,., Thirteen iti---"" IL ·persons fined, LEATHER Top men give up pay ..................... ' 1'HE PRACTICAL NURSING School of Buckeye Hills Career Center graduated 38 GALLIPOLIS In· strumental music classes will begin for Washington fifth graders at 8 a.m. Monday in the Washington School gymnasium. Students who ride a bus should ride with the high school students on the morning of their classes. Classes will be held as follows: fdonday, Sept. 27, flutes, saxophones; Tuesday, Sept. 28, trombones; Wed· nesday, Sept. 29, percussion ; Thursday, Sept. 30, clarlneta and Friday, Oct. 1, trumpets. According to John Hal· las, assistant band director, Green . fifth grade band Students should be prepared for classes beginning Tuesday. Classes will be held twice weekly from II: 15·12 on Tuesday and Thursday. Clay studenla will meet on SHOE HIGH BOOT HIGH '9.90 '11.90 CREPE SOLE •• Mori. thru Sat. 10til9 Sunday 1 til S SHOES Monday from 1·1:40, and Friday, from 12 : 25· 1, beginning Monday. Rio Grande students will meet Monday from II :45· l2 :4li and Friday, from 11 :1511:45, beginning Monday. Driver cited after mishap GALUPOL!S - Thomas F, Thornton, 27, Rt. · 2, Washington, W. Va. was cited for failure to stop within the assured dlslance following an accident Friday on Eastern Ave~ from th~ entire country will assist with the workshops in the following areas: Coalition Building ; For Impacting Decisions; SOCial Policy As Reflected In Current Leg i slation ; Pub li c Awareness: Marketing Your Product, and Economic Independence of The Poor. Dwelling on the development of the independence of the poor in the political, oocial and economic environment In which we Jive, the goal of the conference I! to move people to . a level of consciousness and to inspire direct action of the advocates of the poor and to develop a new strategy which will result in establishing human services as a high priority of our nation. National Director Samuel R. Martinez wiU be the Speaker at the Thursday night, Sept. 30, banquet. He wiU .speak on '':I'he Future of CSA." · CHESHIRE - Region V Community Services Ad· ministration wiU have its Annual Regional Conference at the Conrad HUlon Hotel in Chicago, Illinois, Sept. 30, Oct. 1 and 2. Host Agency is Model Cities-Ch ic ago Committee on Urban Opportunity, Chicago. The Gallia •· Meigs Com· munity Action Agency is sending Joseph Barsotti, Executive Director, to the Col)ference to join the 1,1100 participants who wiJI make this Conference an effective means of determining the "New Era In Anti-Poverty Efforts," the theme of the Conference. The participants will be CAA staff and board mem· hers, city • county · state officials and special Invited guests from the six-states of Region V, lllinois, Indiana, Michigan, Mlnilesola, Ohio and Wisconsin . . Seventy,five specialists City poli~e said Thornton's truck struck the rear of • car driven by Francia 0. Rile, 41, Rt. I, Gallipolis. There was . minor damage. No citation was Issued in an accident Friday on the parking lot at the . Burger Chef where an auto driven by Marvin Wayne Baird, S9, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, struck the rear end of a car operated by Stanley L. Lane, 19, Gallipolis. A backing accident De· curred on Second Ave. at the "A great way Shake Shoppe where an auto driven by Carolyn Sue Barry, "But hurry. Quantities are limited. .3;1; Rt. 2, BldweJI, hacked Into a parked car owned by And tne sale ends.May 31." Maxine J .. Lane, Rt . I, Gallipolis. Evonne Goolagong Police continued · an in· vestigation Saturday ol an Mtr's. accident at 19 Pine St. in· S•-'od volving a car driven by Ull Solo Donald Ray Coleman, 28, P,.ioe P,.ice Save Gallipolis, and a parked auto 44 .00 29.99 14.01 owned by Mary Ann Nibert, Beau!y Case O'Hite 48 .00 35.99 ' 12 .01 34, Gallipolis. · 24 Pullman 62 .00 46.49 Chillicothe. GARS bands perform GALUPOLIS - Chillicothe and Gallipolis marching banda performed during the halftime Intermission of ,Friday night's GAHS· Chillicothe football 1ame on Memorial Field . It was the first home performance of the .IJ76 season by Rodney Tolliver's musicians . Most of Friday's numbert performed by the Blue .and White marchers · will be presented during thla week's band contest at Marshall University. Mr. To!Uver, aaslsted by John Hallas, is to be congratulated for directing an excellent halfthne show. This year's band haa 13'1 members. Majorettes are Debbie Rieser, Patty Patrick, Pam McMahon, Tam! Smith, Becily Call, Cheryl Robinlon, · Taml Bush and Cindy Mink. SAMSONITE SILHOOE I SUPER SALE SAVE 25% to 31% 26 Pullman Driver hurt 12 forfeit· bonds m . acc1'dent POMEROY. - Thirteen Handi Tote Colors : Sky 74. 00 38.00 Bl~e . 55.49 28 .49 Moonglow to start a set." Arnold Palmer 15. 51 18 .51 9.51 Mtr'a. Suageolod defendants were fined and 12 SYRACUSE - One driver Uat Sole Save others forfeited bonds in was trealed and released at Mon'&C... . Pftco Price Meigs County Court Friday. Veterans Memorial Hospital 62 .00 46 .49 15.51 Fined by Judge Robert E. following a two car and truck 24 Com pan ion 2 Suiter · 74.00 55 .49 18.51 Buck were VencU R. Adkins, accident Friday at 9:55 p:m. J Suiter Oak Hill, $16 and costa, on SR 124, two-tenths of a Co lor : Deep Ol ive 78 .00 58 .49 19.51 speeding; Ray otis H. mile east of Syracuse. Willison, New Lexington, $10 Taken to the hospital by the and cosli:, speeding; Bert R. Racine ER Squad was Anderson, Belpre, $15 and Virginia Salser of Syracuse. costa, speeding; John Robert Robert Beegle of the Meigs limited quantities. Jeffers, Pomeroy, $12 and County Sheriff's Department costa, speeding; Quentin T. reported Rex L. Roy, 20, Butcher, Gallaway, $8 and Racine, traveling west, at· costs, speeding; Jack B.•. templed to adjust the clock on Mana way, Senecaville, $11 his car's dash, causing the and costs, speeding; Tommy car to go left of center. He L. Krautter, Pomeroy, $25 struck the left rear of a truck and costs, no service brake; continued on and crashed Lonnie K. Taylor, Middle- headon with the Salser port, $21 . and costs, vehicle. speeding; Alan L. Dodson, The truck was driven by OPEN MONDAY AND Middleport, $IS and costs, Greg Huffman, 16, Racine. passing at intersection; Guy Roy was cited on charges of V. Sargent, Rl. 2, Pomeroy, failure to keep on right half of $25 and costs, failure to yield roadway. There was heavy at stop sign; Tammy D. damage to the Roy and Salser Pickens, Rutland, $25 and vehicles and slight to the costs, passing stopped school Huffman truck. bus; Timothy Michael, RD, Pomeroy, $100 and costa, $75 suspended, 90 days probation, disturbing the peace; George H. Kotatic, Rio Grande, $10 and costs, obscured vision. Forfeiting bonds were Harold Braden, Jr., Columbus, $ISO, driving under suspension; Loyd McGraw, Gallipolis Ferry, W. Va., Steve Nester, Lan· caster, Caie H. Nelson, Ashland, Ky., Heinz J. Akers, THE FAMILY PLACE TO SAVE Cleveland, Norman Hendrix, Reg. 113.99 Syracuse, and Harry Bush, Barboursville, w. va., $27.50 PRICES GOOD UNTIL WED., SEPT. 29TH each, speeding; Karen~=~;;;;.;;,;.;;..~~~~~~~~~~-, Facemyer, Rt. 2, Albany, $27.50, iUegal passing; John H. Glbaon, Athens, $54.50, no A rt d C I S cycle endQrsement; Bruce . SSO e 0 Or Hawley, Pomeroy, $27.501 high rear bumper; Jack Oller, Middleport, $25, REG. 12.29 0 Samsonite FRIDAY TIL 8 PM PER SUEDE CASUALS FOR M sgss FEATURING BRUSHED SUEDE UPPERS WITH PADDED COLlAR AND TONGUE ON EASY WALKING BOTIOM S "MOP" SLIPPERS $ 166 TAN disturbing the peace; Pamela Stewart, Williamstown, W. Va., $32.50, speeding. UN debate policy next on agenda UNITED NATIONS (UPI) - The U.N. General Assembly, its organixatlonal work completed with minimal fuss In its first week, will open Ita amual policy debate Monday witb more than 90 foreign mlniste!'l scheduled to speak. SeeretNy of Slate Henry Kissinger, frelh from, bll · succesafu~ African shutlle whlch brought Rhodealan ac· ooptance of maJerlly rule by blacks, was achaduled to speak Thunday mOI'IIing. Following 1 tndiUon that dates back to the first aeulons of the A8mbly in the 1940!1, Brllllll wU1 be the first speaker. BrazUian Foreign Miniater Antonio Francisco Auredo da Silveira was eehecml.ed to lead off tbe debate, In wbicb 135 deleptea 'IJftliltld to .. heard by Oct. 14, at 10:11 a. m. Monday. " f Come As You Are. on We're not fussy. We realize that you don't have all day to spend banking. And many times you don't have time to hire a sitter or put on your best dress. So for your convenience. we offer drive-in banking. Just drive up ... or walk up ... to our window. and we'll process your deposit or withdrawal as quick as a wink! No more standing ·tn lines when you're pressed for time. You don't even have to step one joot Inside the bank! So next time you want to save time. come as you are. to our drive•In window! You'll lind that people here will go out of their way to be friendly and helpful. 3 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU! · MAIN BANK-SECOND AVENUE AUTO BANK-THIRD AVENUE VINTON' BRANCH-VINTON ' "Your Full Service People to People Bank'' MEMBER FDIC Ladies and Teens will love these ll..JLD.WW.U...... super soft boots ·- Suede like suedine Uppers on easy walking natural bottoms. HIGH TOP iNSULATED BOOT.FOR WORK. Burgandy. �. ' ' _.. ' 6 - The Swtday Times -Sentinel, Sw1day,Sept. 26, 1976 Television Log SUNDAY, SEPTEMBE R 21,1171 6:QO-- VIewpolnt 8; This Is 1111! Life 10. 6 30-Jerr y Falwell A; Gospel Singing Jubllet 6; Talk ing Hands 8; Public Poll ey Forums 10; Newsm aktr ' 76 13. 7 0()-,(Msfopher ~loseup 3; Thinking In Black e. 7 30-This Is the Life 3; You r Health A; Bullwlnkle 6; It IS Written 10; Amatlng Grace Bible Class 13. 7:;5. Black Co meo 4. e.oo--Mormon Choi r 3; Day of Discovery 4; Revival of Amerlcrt 7; Church Se r vice 10,13; Sesa me St. 20. 8 Jo-,.Ora l Roberts 3; You rs for the Asking 4: Gospel Caravan 6; Day of Discovery 8; James Robison Presenls 10; Re< Humba rd 13; Open Blbl e1S. 9.oo-- Go;pel Si nging Jubilee 3; Hour of Powe r 4; Oral Roberts 7; A( ross the Fence 1$; Mister Rogers 70. •·<lhMornlna Worshlo 7; Movie " Lord Jim" 10; - C l~r ls1 is the Answer 13; l nsl ~ h t 15; Sesame Sf. 20. 10·oo-Churclt Service 4; Le roy Jenkins 6; J immy Swaggarf 13, Elec. Co . 9. 10 J() - Big Slue Marble 3; Garner Ted Armstrong A; Blue Ridge Quarltr 13; Mlsler Rogers 9; Zoom 70; This is !he L ife 15 ll ·QO TV Clt apel 3; OS U Footba ll Highlights 4; Sesame St. 9,20: Hot Fudge 6; Rev . Hen ry Mahan 13. 11 ·30·-A ISsue 3; An imals 6; To Whom II Ma y Concern 7; Rev Ca lvin Evan5 13 . 12 ·011--Meet The Press 3,4, 15; Issues a. Answers 6: Rev Robert Schuler 8; Saini 9, Lower Lighthouse 13; Soa rdln9 Hou.se 70. . 12 JO-Gra nds l•nd 3,15; News Conlerence A; NFL Today 8; The issue 10; Caughlin the Act 20. 1:()()--- NFL Football 3,4,15: Battle for the While House 6; NFL Football 8; Movie " Di vorce Ameri can St yle" 9, NF L Footbal\ 10: College Football '76 13; Ada ms Chronic les 20; Infinity Faclory 33. t·30-Aware 6; Zoom 33 . 2.1)()-- Point of View 6; Issues & Answers 13; Leonard Bern•lel n al Harvard 20; What a Country 33. Ut>--Formby's Antique Furniture Workshop 6. 3:QO--·Movle " The lpcress Fil e" 6; Movie " Island o I the Losl" 9; Medlx 13; Ri vals of Sher lock Holmes 33. 3:3t>--Town Topics 13. 3: 55- Poll tical Program 8,10. • :{)()-NFL Football 3,15; NFL Football A; Movie "Grand Sl am" 10; Movie " The Condemned of Ailona" 13; Crockett' s Victory Ga.rden 33. 4:30-·4-H Club a: Appalachian Green Parks Protect 10; French Chef 33. THE INN PLACE A · 41)--Co mba t ,9. • :oo-Wifness lo Yesterday 6; To Be Announced 1: T~nls tor Everyone JJ. l 30-Space: 19'196;; Amerlcan Angler9; Elec . Co. 20; Newsmaker ' 76 13. 7:QO-World of Disney 3.4.15; Bill Cosby 6, 13: 6(1. Minutes 8,10: Te ~llmony Time TO<lay 9 Crockefl's Victory; Onedln Line 33. 7: 30-An tjques 20. b:OCl-Mov le " Earthqua ke" 3, A, 15: Stx Million Dollar Man 6,t3; Sonny & Cher 8,10; Evening at Pops 20,33. 9:()()---Movie " Butch Cassidy & I he Sundance Kid" 6, 13; Kojak 8, 10; Masterpiece Thealre 20,33. 9 : 3~ 8 \ g Event 3,4, 15. 10:0Cl-Delvecch lo 8,10; Theater in America 20,33. 11 :00-News 3.4.8.10,15. · 11 :15-C BS News 8,10.; Don Kirshner's Rock. Concert \5. 11 :20-P•t•r Marshall 6; News 13. 11 :30-Star Trek 3; Movie " Boom !" 4; Movie "Quest for Love " 8; Movie " Dear, Dead Deli lah" 10 11 :5()- fr onsl de 13. ' 4 30 My ''Tht~ Pr in(('S, t lh(,• Pirate·· 10; rhr~e!!on sJ; EnnrqQnc y OnP! 6; Dinah ll, Partridge "' ?0.~3 8:30- S70,000 Quesilon 6: Phyllis 10. Famil y B. rlint s tonts 15 5 00· Oig V,111cy 1. Mcrv Griffin 4i BrAdy Bunch 8; , 9: ()0-Movle " Dawn : Portrait cf d 1 ee nage Runaway" 3,4,15; NFL Footbo\1 6, 13; Maude 8.1 0; In Per· for mance a\ Wolf Trap 20,33. 9:30-AII's Fair 8,10. IO:OCl-E• ccu tlve Sullo B. fQ; Fight to be Kerncrnbered 33,; News 10. ' 11 :00-News 3,A,B,10,1S; Ma cNeil -Lehrer Report 33. 11 :30-Johnny C~rscn 3,~ , 15; McMillan & Wife H: Mary Hariman 10; AB C News 33. 11:00- News 6.t3; Movie " Falhom .. 10; Janak\ JJ . 12 :31).- College Foolb~ \1 '76 6; Irons ide 13. l. QO-Tomorrow 3,4. · 1: :iO-NtWI· 13. Mister Rogers 20.33; l iar 1 rek 15 5.JO- News6. Fumily AffO\r 6; Elec. Co 20,33; Adam · \ 1 13. 6·00 News 3.4,8.10.13,15 AOC News 6; loom 20: Educati.or\ In fran sition JJ.6 30 - NBC NeWs 3,.4, IS'; AHC News !3. Andy Gr,fflth 6; CBS News ll odgepodqe Lodge 70 ~· Fr iends o1 Man 15. · 8;00-· Littl e House on the Pra ir ie 3,4, \S; Caplal n & Tannllle 6,13; Rhonda 8.10: Adams Chronic les a, 10; J· QO-,- Tr ulh Qr((HlS J T!JTI 1 tf 1heTrul h4 : Bow ling for Dol/a" 6, Buck Ow••ns s: News 10· To Tell \he rrulh. 13; Family Atlalt 15, Amerlcon Indian Ar lists 10, Know Yovr Schools 33. 7 : 3~ That Good Ole Na,hvlUe Mu•l c J: Bobby Vinton Sunday, Sepl. 26, 1976 7- The .. • .to invite you to a • Pomeroy.Landmark Presents 12:00-f>!ews 20; ianakl 33. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1976 ® .6 :00-SIJnr ise Semes ter 10. 6: 15-- Engllsh 3; Farm Repor t ]3. 6:2<f-- Nol Fo r Women Only 13. 6: 3~Co l umb u s Today '' ' News 6; Sunr ise ~em os l er 6; Two Way Streel 10. 6:<5--Morning Report 3. 6:50-Good Morni ng, Wcsl Virgin ia 13 . 6:55- Good Morning . Tri Slate 13. 7:QO- Today 3, 4,15: CBS News B; Chuc k Whi le Rcporls 10, 7:05- Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 7:30-Schoo lies 10. 7:45--Sesame Si. 33 . -· ~ CHAIN SAW SALE FEATURING .... ···~ :' . . .... ~ ...... 1 8:DO-Lassie 6; Capt. Kangar oo 8,10. 8'30-Big Va ll ey 6. 9 :00--A.M. 3; Phil Don ahue 4,13, 15; Lu~ y Show 81 Mike Dougl as 10. 9:3()----.C ross-Wits J ; One Li fe fo Li ve 6·; Good Q(l y! 8. 10 CO-Sanford & Son 3.•,15; Pr ice is Right 8,10, Mike Dougl as 13. 10: IS- General Hospital 6. 10 ·30-Celebri ty Sw..,pslakes 3,4,15 10 · 55-Political Progr am 8,10. 1J ·QO-Whee l of Forlune 3,15; Weekday. 4, Edg of Night 6; Gam bit 8; Morning wi lhD.J. 13. 11 :30-Holl ywood Squares 3,4,15; Happy Days 6.13; Love ol Li fe B.10; SE same S. 33. 11 :55--Ta ke Kerr 8; Ms. Fi>il 10. 12 :00-News 3.6.10; Hot Seat 13 ; Bob Braun 4; Fun Factory IS. 12 :30-Gong Show 3.15; Ali My Children 6,13 Search lor Tomorrow 8, 10. 11 :55--NBC News 3,15. I :00- Rvan 's Hoot 6, 13; Conc:en1r ation B. Youna & ihe Restless 10: Not For Wonnen Only 15 . THE M ·KES CUTTING ICE-AS-EASY • .1: 3()-0ayso1 Our Lives 3,4,15 ; Fam ll )' Feud 6,1 3; As Monday Night The Wor ld Turns 8,10. 2. 00-S'lO,OOO Pyramid 13 ; Dinah 6. t : 3o-Ooc1or s 3,4,'15: One Life to U ve 13 ; Guiding · Special .~ Lighl 8, 10. 3.00-A nother Wor ld 3,4,15; All in the Famil y 8,1 0, Woman 20 . 3: 15-Genera l Hospiial 13 . COURT NEWS .x emered a not guilty plea to 1 charge of left of center. Forfeitin g bonds wero Gl oria Cav anaugh, 38 Cleve land, $28 passing l stopped school bus; Robert L Blevins, oO, Trouidale, Va. ·$18 speed; Rwnsey R. Oates 23, PoinrPieasant, $28 failun. Visit Our Sal ad Bar to yield ; Wendell A.. Payne Roast Beef 22, Bidwell , $18 spe ed; Mashed Potatoes & Gravy E . Bskew, 34, Rt. 1, Richard Vegetable Gallipolis, $28 speed ; Jimmy Hot Rolls L. Frazier , 27, Rl. I, Coffee, Tea or Milk : Plus tax Londonderry , $28 left of cenler ; Ronald E. Ridgeway; 23, Columbia, S. C., $18 speed ; William J . B)'lJs, 29, Columbus , $23 speed; Ruben . Pomeroy, H... Brown, 'll, Dayton, $18 •-peed; William R. Allison , 21, Circleville, $28 speed; Michael C. Arnold , 21, Cha r leston, $18 speed; Harlenk Hayslip, 23, Portsmoulh , $23 speed; Simeon A. Mullins , Jr ., address not listed , $42.35 disorderly conduct; Mark A. Roe, 19, Jackson, $1 8 fa ilur e to display headlights; Paul R. Blackstone, 48, New Concord, $308 DWI ; Bruce A. Bergemeier, 22, Gallipolis, $35 speed; Vernon M. Clifton , Jr ., 33, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, $18 stop sign ; Debra L. Holcomb, 22 , Gallipolis, $108 no operator's license; Bever lee A. Houd;lshelt, 21, Gallipolis, 123 speed. J a mes W. Hall ey , 37, Gallipolis, $18 speed; Jesse J . Merry , 19, Rl. 3, Gallipolis, $28 speed ; Stephen Schmitt, 2.1, Rt. 3, Gallipolis, $28 speed ; Na ncy l..ee Rhodes, 33, Gallipolis, $18 speed; Melvin 0 . Smeltzer, 62, Gallipolis, $!8 speed ; Willi a m A. Proctor, Rl. I, Gallipolis, $3fJ8 DWI ; Roger L. Rutherford, ·20, Rodney , $18 speed; Jesse L. Wroten , 22, Huntington, $18 speed; Shan Clarent-e Paulk, 19, Red Level, Ala. , $1f unsafe vehicle; Michae l L. Tate, 19, Rl. I, Cheshire, $1( in:proper bumper height ; MIChael D. Wood, 21, Ravenswood, $18 speed; Walter P: Peck, 44, Rt . 3, Ga llipolis. $108 no operator's license; Jack S. William s, 30 Gallipolis, $108 speed and $208 fleeing a police officer; Vernon L. Wedemeyer, 21, Rl. 2, Gallipolis, $33 speed ; John Allen, Jr. , 28 Store Hours Charleston , $16 speed : Mon . lhru Fri . Millard F. Butler, 61 , Ports: 8:00 - 5:00 mouth, $18 speed ; Claude Saturday Ray Ca~ter, 30, Columbus, 8:00 - 12:00 $18 speed; Thomas C. Ratliff 42, Coal Grove , $16 speed; Carlo Mess er, Sr ., 63. Fairborn, $16 speed ; Sandra B. Harrison, 22, Jackson, $11 IIPI!ed; Leslie W. Williamson 4S, Heath, $28 passing withow lhc assured clear distance : · · Thomt•s Bu rk~. 33 Bluefield, $18 speed ape . POINT PLEASANT 675•1160 312-6TH F.ugene C. Fie Ids, 28 ~-. .- - - - - - - - r • • • • • - - • l l f l l ' · - - - - - - . l c h a r l e s l o n, $18 speed, I , THE MEIGS INN · 3 30 MaxO !l imb/eo; l'/l•ltchG~n•e8.10, L ll t ~ S Y og ~· & You 1ll 4 Oil- Mi ster Cartoon 3; MM<;u~ Welby. MD. 4; Howdy Doody 6; Mickey Mo~ e llub 8, 5e''"''" I 10,33; Movte Consumer Su rvival Kit 3J . 6:oo-Oaytlme 9; Fran Curci : Footbell13; Sesame St. 20; Wall Slreet Week 33. 6:311--News 6: World Press 33; Face lhe Nation 10; ' 4; Muppet Show 6;,Gong Shew 8; Ma'tNe\1 Lehrer 20,33 ; Price Is Right 10; Candid C• mera 13; o. GALLIPOLIS - Muni cipal Court Judge Robert S. Betz Friday fined William Dray, Jr ., Gallipolis, $100 and costs lor possesS\fln of marijuana, a miSdemeanor. Also fined were James · E. Dailey, 63, stewart, $10 and costs, speeding; Uoyd E. Danner, 32, . Gallipol is, $100 and cos ts , no operalor 's licenS!'; Joseph F. J ones, 41, Rl. 1, Bidwell, $20 and costs, improper backing, and Raymond H. Clarkson, 48, Gallipolis , $40 and costs , disorderly conduct Uoyd G. .JC Carr, 59, Rio Grande, pleaded not guilty to a DWI clillrge. Bond was fixed at $508. Nilrma F. Petrella, Jli, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, FRONT TRIGGER For easier control in close quarters and tricky angles. Ohio ¥alley Banks new banlQ,ng center ~""-----only . ...!:r.-:t• ...... Suggested Reta,·l P , nee ALL NEW •.• ALL BANKING SERVICES •.. ALL TOGETHER IN ONE GREAT LOCATION REGISTER TO BECOME A MILLIONAIRE FOR ONE OAYI Though in appearance a smaller version of our main downtown Gallipolis office, the Jackson Pike location was planned and designed as a complete banking center, providing everything you want . everything you need, in personal or comm ercial banking services. You always Said it would be a cold day in July when you bec·ame a millionaire. Well, wh al a bout this weekend Instead! That 's right, come to the grand opening of the Jackson Pike office this Saturday and Sunday and register to become a million aire for a day. I ' • Located a i the junction of U.S. RoUi e 35 and State Route 160, the Jackson Pike office is situa ted in a r apidly-developing suburban complex representalive of the major growlh of the total region· in recent years. TWO BIG WINNERS A wlwle world off'i 1w 11c itli st•rvir es t' O/l solidated u ude r O'l€1 roof-c ompl ~ t e lol>hy (Ol d d ri11e· i11 fn cilitil! s ttt u COII l't' ll it, llt m•w IQ!'(I tiorl. Two htcky people at e going to win one day's interest on one million dollars. You could be one of them I Register this weekend at our gala grand opening. Architecture and construction of the building rept·esents I he latest in financial equipment and accomodations. including a Community Meeting Room and an innovative Remote 1\·ansaction System in the drive-in area. REAR TRIGGER Makes faster work of cutting firewood or lumber. Personnel staffing and hours of 11peration ate tailored to specific <·ustomer requirements of the 1\:i-County region_in the re~ognition of Ohio Valley Bank's ability to better serve an expanded market area and accelerated economy. It takes imagination to retain banking leadership in the area for more than 100 years. lt lakes imagination to combine peopl e, resomces and facilities to provide the best and most eompl_ete customer servic e possible. Our J <lckson Pike bankin g (•enter docs just lhat ! TM Tra demark of Homelite, a division of Textron Inc. (XL MODEL NOW ONLY '104.95) MAIN ST. Every Banking Service for Every Banking Need ., . to Individuals and Business • Paying and Receiving Tellers Onc-lwttofl dri v(1 - ill lwn!du{) , the lHi e lwlclt icctUy-op e rut t'rl Re mote T rcllf S(Ic ti on Sys tem wws lht' multipl~' .\' ('On ce pt , the ultim ate ;-, speect and co ut lt•nie nce . .. and so easy ro li se! • Checking Accoun\S • Savings Accounts • Certlli cates of Oeposil 1 individual Retirement Accounts 1 GOlden Passbook Savings 1 Bank-By-Mail 1 Safe Deposit Boxes 1 Night Depository • Free Customer P~rk ing • Traveler's Cheques • Bank Money Orders and Cashier Checks I Certified c necks • Christmas Club • Vacation Clu b • U. S. Savings Bonds • • • Master Charge Card Applicailons • Master Charge Designated Depositor y • All Type Loans - Person al. Commercial and Real ESlale POMEROY, OHIO SERVING MEIGS, GAWA & . MASON COUNTIES. CAROLINA LUMBER & SUPPLY COMPANY ~ OhioValley Bank JACK W. CARSEY, MGR. PHO'NE 992·2181 • · STORE HOURS: STORE OPEN 8;30-5:30. MILL ClOSES AT 5 P,M, '•' Gal llpolts. O h10 Mrrn b('r FOI C NOW! FOUR GREAT·LOCATIONS TO BETTER SERVE YOU! j \ ' �. ' ' _.. ' 6 - The Swtday Times -Sentinel, Sw1day,Sept. 26, 1976 Television Log SUNDAY, SEPTEMBE R 21,1171 6:QO-- VIewpolnt 8; This Is 1111! Life 10. 6 30-Jerr y Falwell A; Gospel Singing Jubllet 6; Talk ing Hands 8; Public Poll ey Forums 10; Newsm aktr ' 76 13. 7 0()-,(Msfopher ~loseup 3; Thinking In Black e. 7 30-This Is the Life 3; You r Health A; Bullwlnkle 6; It IS Written 10; Amatlng Grace Bible Class 13. 7:;5. Black Co meo 4. e.oo--Mormon Choi r 3; Day of Discovery 4; Revival of Amerlcrt 7; Church Se r vice 10,13; Sesa me St. 20. 8 Jo-,.Ora l Roberts 3; You rs for the Asking 4: Gospel Caravan 6; Day of Discovery 8; James Robison Presenls 10; Re< Humba rd 13; Open Blbl e1S. 9.oo-- Go;pel Si nging Jubilee 3; Hour of Powe r 4; Oral Roberts 7; A( ross the Fence 1$; Mister Rogers 70. •·<lhMornlna Worshlo 7; Movie " Lord Jim" 10; - C l~r ls1 is the Answer 13; l nsl ~ h t 15; Sesame Sf. 20. 10·oo-Churclt Service 4; Le roy Jenkins 6; J immy Swaggarf 13, Elec. Co . 9. 10 J() - Big Slue Marble 3; Garner Ted Armstrong A; Blue Ridge Quarltr 13; Mlsler Rogers 9; Zoom 70; This is !he L ife 15 ll ·QO TV Clt apel 3; OS U Footba ll Highlights 4; Sesame St. 9,20: Hot Fudge 6; Rev . Hen ry Mahan 13. 11 ·30·-A ISsue 3; An imals 6; To Whom II Ma y Concern 7; Rev Ca lvin Evan5 13 . 12 ·011--Meet The Press 3,4, 15; Issues a. Answers 6: Rev Robert Schuler 8; Saini 9, Lower Lighthouse 13; Soa rdln9 Hou.se 70. . 12 JO-Gra nds l•nd 3,15; News Conlerence A; NFL Today 8; The issue 10; Caughlin the Act 20. 1:()()--- NFL Football 3,4,15: Battle for the While House 6; NFL Football 8; Movie " Di vorce Ameri can St yle" 9, NF L Footbal\ 10: College Football '76 13; Ada ms Chronic les 20; Infinity Faclory 33. t·30-Aware 6; Zoom 33 . 2.1)()-- Point of View 6; Issues & Answers 13; Leonard Bern•lel n al Harvard 20; What a Country 33. Ut>--Formby's Antique Furniture Workshop 6. 3:QO--·Movle " The lpcress Fil e" 6; Movie " Island o I the Losl" 9; Medlx 13; Ri vals of Sher lock Holmes 33. 3:3t>--Town Topics 13. 3: 55- Poll tical Program 8,10. • :{)()-NFL Football 3,15; NFL Football A; Movie "Grand Sl am" 10; Movie " The Condemned of Ailona" 13; Crockett' s Victory Ga.rden 33. 4:30-·4-H Club a: Appalachian Green Parks Protect 10; French Chef 33. THE INN PLACE A · 41)--Co mba t ,9. • :oo-Wifness lo Yesterday 6; To Be Announced 1: T~nls tor Everyone JJ. l 30-Space: 19'196;; Amerlcan Angler9; Elec . Co. 20; Newsmaker ' 76 13. 7:QO-World of Disney 3.4.15; Bill Cosby 6, 13: 6(1. Minutes 8,10: Te ~llmony Time TO<lay 9 Crockefl's Victory; Onedln Line 33. 7: 30-An tjques 20. b:OCl-Mov le " Earthqua ke" 3, A, 15: Stx Million Dollar Man 6,t3; Sonny & Cher 8,10; Evening at Pops 20,33. 9:()()---Movie " Butch Cassidy & I he Sundance Kid" 6, 13; Kojak 8, 10; Masterpiece Thealre 20,33. 9 : 3~ 8 \ g Event 3,4, 15. 10:0Cl-Delvecch lo 8,10; Theater in America 20,33. 11 :00-News 3.4.8.10,15. · 11 :15-C BS News 8,10.; Don Kirshner's Rock. Concert \5. 11 :20-P•t•r Marshall 6; News 13. 11 :30-Star Trek 3; Movie " Boom !" 4; Movie "Quest for Love " 8; Movie " Dear, Dead Deli lah" 10 11 :5()- fr onsl de 13. ' 4 30 My ''Tht~ Pr in(('S, t lh(,• Pirate·· 10; rhr~e!!on sJ; EnnrqQnc y OnP! 6; Dinah ll, Partridge "' ?0.~3 8:30- S70,000 Quesilon 6: Phyllis 10. Famil y B. rlint s tonts 15 5 00· Oig V,111cy 1. Mcrv Griffin 4i BrAdy Bunch 8; , 9: ()0-Movle " Dawn : Portrait cf d 1 ee nage Runaway" 3,4,15; NFL Footbo\1 6, 13; Maude 8.1 0; In Per· for mance a\ Wolf Trap 20,33. 9:30-AII's Fair 8,10. IO:OCl-E• ccu tlve Sullo B. fQ; Fight to be Kerncrnbered 33,; News 10. ' 11 :00-News 3,A,B,10,1S; Ma cNeil -Lehrer Report 33. 11 :30-Johnny C~rscn 3,~ , 15; McMillan & Wife H: Mary Hariman 10; AB C News 33. 11:00- News 6.t3; Movie " Falhom .. 10; Janak\ JJ . 12 :31).- College Foolb~ \1 '76 6; Irons ide 13. l. QO-Tomorrow 3,4. · 1: :iO-NtWI· 13. Mister Rogers 20.33; l iar 1 rek 15 5.JO- News6. Fumily AffO\r 6; Elec. Co 20,33; Adam · \ 1 13. 6·00 News 3.4,8.10.13,15 AOC News 6; loom 20: Educati.or\ In fran sition JJ.6 30 - NBC NeWs 3,.4, IS'; AHC News !3. Andy Gr,fflth 6; CBS News ll odgepodqe Lodge 70 ~· Fr iends o1 Man 15. · 8;00-· Littl e House on the Pra ir ie 3,4, \S; Caplal n & Tannllle 6,13; Rhonda 8.10: Adams Chronic les a, 10; J· QO-,- Tr ulh Qr((HlS J T!JTI 1 tf 1heTrul h4 : Bow ling for Dol/a" 6, Buck Ow••ns s: News 10· To Tell \he rrulh. 13; Family Atlalt 15, Amerlcon Indian Ar lists 10, Know Yovr Schools 33. 7 : 3~ That Good Ole Na,hvlUe Mu•l c J: Bobby Vinton Sunday, Sepl. 26, 1976 7- The .. • .to invite you to a • Pomeroy.Landmark Presents 12:00-f>!ews 20; ianakl 33. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1976 ® .6 :00-SIJnr ise Semes ter 10. 6: 15-- Engllsh 3; Farm Repor t ]3. 6:2<f-- Nol Fo r Women Only 13. 6: 3~Co l umb u s Today '' ' News 6; Sunr ise ~em os l er 6; Two Way Streel 10. 6:<5--Morning Report 3. 6:50-Good Morni ng, Wcsl Virgin ia 13 . 6:55- Good Morning . Tri Slate 13. 7:QO- Today 3, 4,15: CBS News B; Chuc k Whi le Rcporls 10, 7:05- Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 7:30-Schoo lies 10. 7:45--Sesame Si. 33 . -· ~ CHAIN SAW SALE FEATURING .... ···~ :' . . .... ~ ...... 1 8:DO-Lassie 6; Capt. Kangar oo 8,10. 8'30-Big Va ll ey 6. 9 :00--A.M. 3; Phil Don ahue 4,13, 15; Lu~ y Show 81 Mike Dougl as 10. 9:3()----.C ross-Wits J ; One Li fe fo Li ve 6·; Good Q(l y! 8. 10 CO-Sanford & Son 3.•,15; Pr ice is Right 8,10, Mike Dougl as 13. 10: IS- General Hospital 6. 10 ·30-Celebri ty Sw..,pslakes 3,4,15 10 · 55-Political Progr am 8,10. 1J ·QO-Whee l of Forlune 3,15; Weekday. 4, Edg of Night 6; Gam bit 8; Morning wi lhD.J. 13. 11 :30-Holl ywood Squares 3,4,15; Happy Days 6.13; Love ol Li fe B.10; SE same S. 33. 11 :55--Ta ke Kerr 8; Ms. Fi>il 10. 12 :00-News 3.6.10; Hot Seat 13 ; Bob Braun 4; Fun Factory IS. 12 :30-Gong Show 3.15; Ali My Children 6,13 Search lor Tomorrow 8, 10. 11 :55--NBC News 3,15. I :00- Rvan 's Hoot 6, 13; Conc:en1r ation B. Youna & ihe Restless 10: Not For Wonnen Only 15 . THE M ·KES CUTTING ICE-AS-EASY • .1: 3()-0ayso1 Our Lives 3,4,15 ; Fam ll )' Feud 6,1 3; As Monday Night The Wor ld Turns 8,10. 2. 00-S'lO,OOO Pyramid 13 ; Dinah 6. t : 3o-Ooc1or s 3,4,'15: One Life to U ve 13 ; Guiding · Special .~ Lighl 8, 10. 3.00-A nother Wor ld 3,4,15; All in the Famil y 8,1 0, Woman 20 . 3: 15-Genera l Hospiial 13 . COURT NEWS .x emered a not guilty plea to 1 charge of left of center. Forfeitin g bonds wero Gl oria Cav anaugh, 38 Cleve land, $28 passing l stopped school bus; Robert L Blevins, oO, Trouidale, Va. ·$18 speed; Rwnsey R. Oates 23, PoinrPieasant, $28 failun. Visit Our Sal ad Bar to yield ; Wendell A.. Payne Roast Beef 22, Bidwell , $18 spe ed; Mashed Potatoes & Gravy E . Bskew, 34, Rt. 1, Richard Vegetable Gallipolis, $28 speed ; Jimmy Hot Rolls L. Frazier , 27, Rl. I, Coffee, Tea or Milk : Plus tax Londonderry , $28 left of cenler ; Ronald E. Ridgeway; 23, Columbia, S. C., $18 speed ; William J . B)'lJs, 29, Columbus , $23 speed; Ruben . Pomeroy, H... Brown, 'll, Dayton, $18 •-peed; William R. Allison , 21, Circleville, $28 speed; Michael C. Arnold , 21, Cha r leston, $18 speed; Harlenk Hayslip, 23, Portsmoulh , $23 speed; Simeon A. Mullins , Jr ., address not listed , $42.35 disorderly conduct; Mark A. Roe, 19, Jackson, $1 8 fa ilur e to display headlights; Paul R. Blackstone, 48, New Concord, $308 DWI ; Bruce A. Bergemeier, 22, Gallipolis, $35 speed; Vernon M. Clifton , Jr ., 33, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, $18 stop sign ; Debra L. Holcomb, 22 , Gallipolis, $108 no operator's license; Bever lee A. Houd;lshelt, 21, Gallipolis, 123 speed. J a mes W. Hall ey , 37, Gallipolis, $18 speed; Jesse J . Merry , 19, Rl. 3, Gallipolis, $28 speed ; Stephen Schmitt, 2.1, Rt. 3, Gallipolis, $28 speed ; Na ncy l..ee Rhodes, 33, Gallipolis, $18 speed; Melvin 0 . Smeltzer, 62, Gallipolis, $!8 speed ; Willi a m A. Proctor, Rl. I, Gallipolis, $3fJ8 DWI ; Roger L. Rutherford, ·20, Rodney , $18 speed; Jesse L. Wroten , 22, Huntington, $18 speed; Shan Clarent-e Paulk, 19, Red Level, Ala. , $1f unsafe vehicle; Michae l L. Tate, 19, Rl. I, Cheshire, $1( in:proper bumper height ; MIChael D. Wood, 21, Ravenswood, $18 speed; Walter P: Peck, 44, Rt . 3, Ga llipolis. $108 no operator's license; Jack S. William s, 30 Gallipolis, $108 speed and $208 fleeing a police officer; Vernon L. Wedemeyer, 21, Rl. 2, Gallipolis, $33 speed ; John Allen, Jr. , 28 Store Hours Charleston , $16 speed : Mon . lhru Fri . Millard F. Butler, 61 , Ports: 8:00 - 5:00 mouth, $18 speed ; Claude Saturday Ray Ca~ter, 30, Columbus, 8:00 - 12:00 $18 speed; Thomas C. Ratliff 42, Coal Grove , $16 speed; Carlo Mess er, Sr ., 63. Fairborn, $16 speed ; Sandra B. Harrison, 22, Jackson, $11 IIPI!ed; Leslie W. Williamson 4S, Heath, $28 passing withow lhc assured clear distance : · · Thomt•s Bu rk~. 33 Bluefield, $18 speed ape . POINT PLEASANT 675•1160 312-6TH F.ugene C. Fie Ids, 28 ~-. .- - - - - - - - r • • • • • - - • l l f l l ' · - - - - - - . l c h a r l e s l o n, $18 speed, I , THE MEIGS INN · 3 30 MaxO !l imb/eo; l'/l•ltchG~n•e8.10, L ll t ~ S Y og ~· & You 1ll 4 Oil- Mi ster Cartoon 3; MM<;u~ Welby. MD. 4; Howdy Doody 6; Mickey Mo~ e llub 8, 5e''"''" I 10,33; Movte Consumer Su rvival Kit 3J . 6:oo-Oaytlme 9; Fran Curci : Footbell13; Sesame St. 20; Wall Slreet Week 33. 6:311--News 6: World Press 33; Face lhe Nation 10; ' 4; Muppet Show 6;,Gong Shew 8; Ma'tNe\1 Lehrer 20,33 ; Price Is Right 10; Candid C• mera 13; o. GALLIPOLIS - Muni cipal Court Judge Robert S. Betz Friday fined William Dray, Jr ., Gallipolis, $100 and costs lor possesS\fln of marijuana, a miSdemeanor. Also fined were James · E. Dailey, 63, stewart, $10 and costs, speeding; Uoyd E. Danner, 32, . Gallipol is, $100 and cos ts , no operalor 's licenS!'; Joseph F. J ones, 41, Rl. 1, Bidwell, $20 and costs, improper backing, and Raymond H. Clarkson, 48, Gallipolis , $40 and costs , disorderly conduct Uoyd G. .JC Carr, 59, Rio Grande, pleaded not guilty to a DWI clillrge. Bond was fixed at $508. Nilrma F. Petrella, Jli, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, FRONT TRIGGER For easier control in close quarters and tricky angles. Ohio ¥alley Banks new banlQ,ng center ~""-----only . ...!:r.-:t• ...... Suggested Reta,·l P , nee ALL NEW •.• ALL BANKING SERVICES •.. ALL TOGETHER IN ONE GREAT LOCATION REGISTER TO BECOME A MILLIONAIRE FOR ONE OAYI Though in appearance a smaller version of our main downtown Gallipolis office, the Jackson Pike location was planned and designed as a complete banking center, providing everything you want . everything you need, in personal or comm ercial banking services. You always Said it would be a cold day in July when you bec·ame a millionaire. Well, wh al a bout this weekend Instead! That 's right, come to the grand opening of the Jackson Pike office this Saturday and Sunday and register to become a million aire for a day. I ' • Located a i the junction of U.S. RoUi e 35 and State Route 160, the Jackson Pike office is situa ted in a r apidly-developing suburban complex representalive of the major growlh of the total region· in recent years. TWO BIG WINNERS A wlwle world off'i 1w 11c itli st•rvir es t' O/l solidated u ude r O'l€1 roof-c ompl ~ t e lol>hy (Ol d d ri11e· i11 fn cilitil! s ttt u COII l't' ll it, llt m•w IQ!'(I tiorl. Two htcky people at e going to win one day's interest on one million dollars. You could be one of them I Register this weekend at our gala grand opening. Architecture and construction of the building rept·esents I he latest in financial equipment and accomodations. including a Community Meeting Room and an innovative Remote 1\·ansaction System in the drive-in area. REAR TRIGGER Makes faster work of cutting firewood or lumber. Personnel staffing and hours of 11peration ate tailored to specific <·ustomer requirements of the 1\:i-County region_in the re~ognition of Ohio Valley Bank's ability to better serve an expanded market area and accelerated economy. It takes imagination to retain banking leadership in the area for more than 100 years. lt lakes imagination to combine peopl e, resomces and facilities to provide the best and most eompl_ete customer servic e possible. Our J <lckson Pike bankin g (•enter docs just lhat ! TM Tra demark of Homelite, a division of Textron Inc. (XL MODEL NOW ONLY '104.95) MAIN ST. Every Banking Service for Every Banking Need ., . to Individuals and Business • Paying and Receiving Tellers Onc-lwttofl dri v(1 - ill lwn!du{) , the lHi e lwlclt icctUy-op e rut t'rl Re mote T rcllf S(Ic ti on Sys tem wws lht' multipl~' .\' ('On ce pt , the ultim ate ;-, speect and co ut lt•nie nce . .. and so easy ro li se! • Checking Accoun\S • Savings Accounts • Certlli cates of Oeposil 1 individual Retirement Accounts 1 GOlden Passbook Savings 1 Bank-By-Mail 1 Safe Deposit Boxes 1 Night Depository • Free Customer P~rk ing • Traveler's Cheques • Bank Money Orders and Cashier Checks I Certified c necks • Christmas Club • Vacation Clu b • U. S. Savings Bonds • • • Master Charge Card Applicailons • Master Charge Designated Depositor y • All Type Loans - Person al. Commercial and Real ESlale POMEROY, OHIO SERVING MEIGS, GAWA & . MASON COUNTIES. CAROLINA LUMBER & SUPPLY COMPANY ~ OhioValley Bank JACK W. CARSEY, MGR. PHO'NE 992·2181 • · STORE HOURS: STORE OPEN 8;30-5:30. MILL ClOSES AT 5 P,M, '•' Gal llpolts. O h10 Mrrn b('r FOI C NOW! FOUR GREAT·LOCATIONS TO BETTER SERVE YOU! j \ ' �• ; I -The Sund8y 'l'lmea. Sentinel, . Swldiy;Sept. 211, 1976 ..·- , ;... 'ftoelllnda1 Time&. SenUnel, SUnday. Sept. 21,1976 Pirates rally, defeat SW 34-22 to remain unbeaten USED APPUANCES • USED RUTLAND FURNITURE eBedroom • Refrigaators eWashels eDiyels Su~es •Beds • Living Room · Suites •Sofas efreez~~S HAPPY LAND COMING.:. The French Art Colooy with the lllljlp!JC1 of the Ohio Arts C4uncU will present "Happy Land," a productloo with words lllld mualc by two residents of Athelll, oothe outdoor Patio Thealre at Riverby oo Sunday, Oct. 3 at 3 p.m. "Happy Land" portrays OIU' American heritage in story and song. Emlly Hammood wrote the wtt'ds and Eulebla Hllllklna the millie, both residents of Athens. A cast of 12 voices will be blended wjth a Oute, *!elmer lllld reed tt'g&n. Dr. Hammood llleB poetry and prole from the 111001 and Mra. Hunldna'lllllllc make& uae of "shape note" tunea. Included are the traditional round, reUgkNI and folk llllllads, music reflecting happy and SI!CI times. This ooe hour performance baa bell! presented by the group twice at the Kennedy Center in Walhington, D. C., as wellaa otber appearance& in the natioo's capitol, Michigan and numerous Ohio cities. The public Ia invited. No ldmlasion charge will be made. However, contributlona at the perform. ance are encouraged. Rain locatloo Ia the Grace United Methodllt Churd1. or Electric eDresm elamps I POMEROY Meigs Senior Clllzens Center activities located at the Pomeroy J•nlor High School Is open 9 a.m.·4 p.m., Monday lhrough Friday. · Monday, Sept. 27 - Cards and Games, Craft Demonstration, 10 a.m.; Sc!•are Dance. 12:30·3 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 28 Physical Fitness, 10:t5 a.m.: Cards and Games; Chorus, 12:15-2 p.m. Wednesday. Sept. 29 Cards. 10·11: 3ll am.: Games, 12: 30·2 p.m . Thursday, Sept. 30 Physico I Fitness. 10 . ~5 a.m.; Sing.a. Long, 12 :30 p.m.; Horseshoes, 12:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 1 -Art Class. 10·11: 30 a.m.: Horseshoes. 10:30 a.m.; Bowling, 1·3 p.m. Senior Citizens Nutrition Program, 11 :30-12:30 p.m. Monday lhro~h Friday. COAD Sentor Nutrition EJIII&it fll' tbe llllllltb of September: Prints by Paul M. l.eYy of Camlrldge, Mass. on loan fnxn the Huntlngtoo Gallery and Acrylics by Kim Abele& of Mlllfltld, Ohio lmaglnalive, bold design~ by the flnt place award winner In tbe profelllooll dlvlr!oo of Acrylics at the July' 4th ezblblt in G•IUpnlia. Gallery Houra: SatiU'days and Sundays, 1 p.m. untU s p.m.; Tueldlysand n.ndays, lOa.m. untU3p.m. ~- 21, Tuelday, 8 p.m. - F.A.C. Trustees Meeting, Rlverby. Elblblt fll' the llllllltb of October: Annual Antique Show Ceaturln& Vlclorlan anllqu111 from the area. Anyone wlahlng to elblblt llbould CCII!act Mra: Ruth Tip at 148 t3SI "' Mrs. Peggy Evana at ~lilt II' ttl 2325. Oct. 2,8aturdly, I p.m. Wllilmlcmlght- "Oktober Fest." All lnfGrml1 fiUI ~ fill' JIIMD.... only with H'"' Red ~r aad German Bllld plaMI oriiinal German Band 1111111e ml adler •11 • 1111be Pallo at Rlverby. Adm'"""n Program Menu for pper..-,•per~forlllfi!Qbenonly; call ttl tW September 27 through fllr .....,... b)' 81pt. B. Clrolja and Om lf4tlelollteel, October 1. 1976: dwlluwn. Monday - Ham sal~d. Oct.a,Somday,sp.m.- "HaPPJ Land" to be~~~~~~ oo bak.ed ·potato, coleslaw wllh wedge, raspberry lbe Pallo outdoor tbelltre at Rlverby. 0... AmeriCIJI heritqe tomato lello W·whipped lopping, In llor)' llld 111111 !plllllil'ed by tbe French Art Colony with the breed. blltter. mil~. qport ot lldo 'Artl Olund!. No a.dmiiiiCII cllarge; Tuesday - Meatballs I~ Cll!lrlb!dklla accepllld 11 lbe performance. Rain !Dcatloo: gravy, mUhed potatoes, succulash, canned peaches, Grece Ualtad Metbodlll OIIU'Cb. breed, 'bl/tter•. milk. Oct. 11-18, Friday and saturday - Slzth miUII antique Wednesday Baked MD1nar with 0rv1 Welar He'-tbuuel ot W&lliqton, D. C. spaghelll, tossed salad, I' II iillcona to be made with Mrs. Jemie Lou Hudsoo, phone banana slices In orange ietlo, oatmeal cookies. hoi ....,b)' Oct. 12; Slnaiatrltlon fll' eac:b day Includes lunch. two Italian bread, b•tter, milk. Elblblt fill' lbe llllllfb of Nowmber: Matted plillto8flphl Th•rs.day- Sliced turkey · by 1oC11 ~; Amateur . and Jl"of ION! to be cranberry relish, candled Ja!lled ~ep~rately; $ catllorlea: Nature, Action, HWIIII' and sweet potatoes. bullered beans, mixed fruit c•p, Hum1n1tJ, llladt llld White, Mlecellaneous. Enter by green roll, bi/Her, milk. · C~~~tactlnl SaiiiJ a-te, cbllrman. Phone ttl tat8. PictiU'el Friday - Fried fish. due at Rlwrby by Oct. 18. .macaroni salad, c,.amed stewed tomatoes, Je•nut butter cake W·corm Icing, EDITOR TO EllA? breed, butter. milk. Collet, I • and buttermIlk NEW YORK (UPJ) JONl!8 INNOCENI' dally. Please register OlbCI'n Elliott' edltor-iiH:blef served by noon the day before II you ot Newaweek, is leadlllg to receive a Tille VII LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Cll!lender to be New . Yll'k'a exped m•J. Former Bama 1U11ro new Ecmlllllc ~t dllluiWJ and DeaCon Jane& Mminlatrator. '• waa found innocent of Elllat, who beads a citizens' vebicalar manalaugbter ~ fll' volum- aid to the ln'ARJUtfiONS dw-1ea Friday atemmlng city, lllld he Ia ,undecided ROLLYWOOD (UPI) - A frcm tile death of I f.mCIIth. whelher to accept, or to atay star ..... dedicated Friday In aldlb'L u editor of lhe weekly news the HoiiJWood Boulevard Aatbia ltleJ lllld the 38- magazine. "Wilt of Fame" to the Soos ,...-old 1aaeiJ PMMd I ltGp MlyCI' Abnbam Beaine of tbe Pioneers western lip lut JIDUII'}' aDd tbe poet one liJJIInl group. "'IJ!dad with IIICitber Vlhlcle COOIIden of Iii !IIOit lmpcirtaDt tub in On hand frr the unveiling Cll!fllllllll tbe eNid. 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INC. i :i~7.~f!,~~~r~:= only Gibson 15 cubic ft. 60MINUTES BiG NEWSSTORIES • YOU CAN'T GET AHYPIACE ELSE; --·-00 -J; CBS News'correspondenls Mike Wallace, Morley Saler anti Dan Rather probe for a fresh slant on what's t1appening behind the headlines. 7 Queen Size & 4 Kina Size 1HE SONNY&CHER SHOW -e.U.lAUGHS. MuSIC. ·~n'FUN.SONNY& . CHER HAVE GOT IT ALL'IOGETHER. 8 MATTRESS ·e Twin Size··· ·. ••. • •••••••• '58.00 eac:h lrr. Only • Full Size•••••••• ••••••••• '58.00 each • Queen Size ............. '150.00 let They're the 11osts wit11t11e mosl. Dishing out bountrful ser.lings of g,-1gs. glamour and guests. each ········'1 KOJAK AaAA KOJAK LOVES Y•.,.,YA,BABY. · eVIELVET PICTURES eSEVERAL ODD CHESTS & DRESSERS MATCH WITH OUR liDS FOR A SET •LAMPS (Floor & Table) 1HAT'SWHY HE'S MURDER ON LAWBREAKERS • eNIGHT STANDS (2) .SEVERAL ODD TAlLIES Detective Theo ko,ak's 111elhods are unorthoUox. But no one gels aw~y wi lt> rnurller lor onytl1ing else') when he's around. Te lly S<lvalas stars. eMIEXICAN PLAQUES eCHINA CABINETS LOADS OF BARGAINS TO FILL LOTS OF NEmS ... nected with Logan for a 17· yard TO via tbe airways. Lqgan (!aught ,the two.pollrt conversion. Southwestern came back to 1:19 left In the game on a three-yard plunge by Lewis. It wu Itt up Cll a 83-yard lntercepli!ln return run by tertept1C111 wltlle MeMIIIan picked olf the other 41'1'1111 sw pua. Gtoe Laytcoa llld Potter bad 1nlerceptionl Ill' the HICN•ndm. Potter. : 1Awll, enjo)'ed bls tblrd North Gallla'a f1n11 Icon oulltlndinC aame, ptUns 1t1 came at the 4:11 mark on a · yanlltn n carr1ea. Friday llllbt. Soatlnrea&ern nine-yard .run.by Caley. freelunaJ) ~rman Cuey, $-3, 138 pound junior, anjoyed one ol bls best nights l'lllhlng for 218 yards in 22 carries. Lopn bad II yinll on tbe ground IJid 101! via the air. Pirate deltnllve ,atandouta were Bill Lucbdoo, junior middle guard with 10 tacklea llld foiU' auiatl; Bill Balter, senior linebacker hltd II defensive points and Rel r Juatlce, had 10. · Logan had two in· NIWSHOWI DELVECCHIO 1HE HOtTEST .:00 • NEWNAME IN 1HE BAtTLE AGAINST CRIME. M~l the cop who's llll5werving n1l1is detlication. unorthodox ml1is mell1ods. .t mllf'.atahle allliS garne1 Judd Hirscl1 '' Drlvet:r.l1ir,, Charlf,, l_laid is his >id fk rc~ . · WUdcats came fighting back moving 76 yanllln 11 playa. The drive featured bard running by Sibley and Waugh and a JNI88 Interference call. Waugh lugged the pigskin over the last three yards. A run for the conversion was stopped. Kyger Creek came right back liJ the opening minute& of the second quarter moving 68 yards 1n live playa. Geiger's 42 yard run, a 12yard march by se.nlor wingback Todd Taylor set up a 12:-yard run by Baylor. Lucas' boot made It 2U. The next Bobcat score Willi set up on a fumble recovery by UtUe Paul Fife. Taylor capped a 28 yard drive In five plays witll a oneyard plunge. Hannan.Trace stayed In the game marching 77 yards In 10 plays. Rick Whitt, senior en<(, wrestled the ball ~~:way !rom Locas on the goalline for the score. Aga'm, the try. for the extra polnlt was stopped. Kyger Creek's Todd Taylor broke 1~ on the ensuing kickof' zooming In from as ya$ .ut for a TO. Later that period, Geiger sel up another score on a 20yard run which was followed by . a 26-yard aerial from Baird to Taylor. Lucas added the extra. The final KC first half TO came on a 19-yard flanker screen to Brian Lucas. R. Lucas booted the extra. Following the third quarter kickoff, Kyger Creek marched down the field again behind the l'UMlng of Baylor, Batrd and Geiger. Geiger moved in from one-yard out for the score. Again, the kick was goOd as the Bobcat lead increased to .55-12. Hannan Trace acored Its final touchdown in tbe flnll minute& of the quarter on a 56-yard gaUop by Jim Waugh. Kyger Creek got its flnll points In tbe cloalng minute& ot the game wben sopbomore balfback Brtan Sutpbin went overfi'OIIltbethree-yat'dllne. . Kyger C ree ""'• boata Southwestern Friday. Hannan Trace ~ plays · Waterford, STATISTICS k. Department First Downs Yards Rushing • • KC HT 20 B 374 19.3 2-1 vlr!ts Kyger Crtet wblle North Gallia, w, boau 8)'11111111 valley. STATISTICS Dtpertm tnt First Downs Yards R.uihlng Yards Passing PusesAIIpt . · Total Yardage NG sW 13 10 357 1S5 116 20 473 175 PassesCompt. 13 3 l 2 6· Intercept ions 1 Fumbles 0 1 Fumbles Lost o 0 Penalized 6·50 1·15 By Quarters : N. Galli! . · U 0 I~ 6- 34 Southwest . 8 8 6 0- 22 Ohio High School Faatbllll Results United Prentnternatton11 Cot w 12 Col Marion -Franklin 9 Col Northland 34 Newark 7 CoL Academy 22 Summit country Day u Col Brooktlaven 12 Col East 8 Gahanna 14 Worthln.gton 3 Col Franklin Heights . 21 Grandview 0 Bellaire 6 Marielta 0 Highland 0 Nort,hmor 0 (tie l L irna Shawnee 13 Grove City 12 Hilliard 14 MI . Vernon 7 Col Indep endence )3 Cal SO\Ith 12 · Spencerville 20 Delphos Jefferson 13 Delphos St . John's 27 Ottewa . Glandorf 20 New Boston 20 Portsmouth East 16 DOver 33 Mansfield Malabar " Shelby 23 Tiffin Columbian 0 Crestline 14 Crestview 0 . Willard 8 Galion 0 Bellevue 33 Bucyrus. 6 Norwalk 12 Upper Sandusky 6 ·Clear Fork 32 Plymouth 6 Coshocton 10 Ashland B GaraWay 7 New Philadelphia Cen Cath 0 Oakland 0 Parkersburg , W. va . 27 Wellsv ille 6 East Palestine o ~pringfield North 13 Day Wayne 3 New Philade l ph ia 13 Wooster 10 River Valley 7 Elgin 6 Col Crawford 20 Mohawk 0 Lime 19 Marion Harding 7 Cln LaSalle 20 Fremont 20 11\e) Findlay 28 Tol Wnitmer .7 Canfield 42 Newlon Falls 0 Girard 7 l:lrooklleld o West Branch 7 Salem 0 Jackson .MIIton 12 McDonald 9 Mineral Ridge . 7 Western talk · . Reser~e 6 · United 28 Sebring 6 Brooklyn 36 Independence 12 Col Watterson 28 ~ancester 7 Bloom ·Carroll 21 Lancaster FISh!r 0 , Amanda Clearcreek 34 Logan Elm 8 Sandu•kv 14 Toledo Wood. ward a E Cle Shaw 14 Lakewood 6 Strongsville 9 North Royalton 0 west Geauoa 15 K!nston· 13 Cie Holy Name 22 Lorain Catholic 6 Geneva 13 Ashtabula Harbor 7 R lver 29 Union Local U Caldwell 18 Meadowbrook 16 Newcomerstown 19 Richwood · 0 Jefferson Union 21 Buckeve North 0 North Olmsted 20 westlake 12 Day Roth 9 Day Belmont 0 Day Stebbins 14 Dey Beavercreek 6 centervi lle 21 Troy 7 Tipp Clly 27 Oay Norlhridge 0 Brookv i lle 40 Greenville 14 Milfon ·Union 6 Bellbroot<. 2 Tecumseh 29 FairbOrn Baker 12 Fairborn Park Hills 30 Piqua 0 M i amisburg 14 Trotwood · Madison 0 Day Northmont . 20 W Carrollton 13 Sidney 10 Vandalia-Butler 6 Eaton 13 Day Kiser 0 Dlty Meadowdale A8 Frank,lin 7 SCHORR TOSPIWt DELAWARE, Ohio (UPI) - Suapended CBS televiaion newsman Daniel Schorr will open the lectl!l'Hrtlst series at Ohio Wesleyan University Friday. Schorr Ia under su.spenaloo by CBS News for aUegedly 'leiking the Pike Committee report oo the CIA to the New tbe commiUee how he obtained the secret report. cards released By GREG BAO.EY POMEROY - The ·new duck and goose schedule& have heen released, but befcre I report on those, I've got some lntereating statistics to report. Andy Lyles, our local game • protector, got some results from the State on the opening day ol squirrel season. A)though I haven't found as many bushytails this year, spot checks in the field by game JI"Otectorsshowed that the opening day kill (up till noon) was up by 31 'per cent over last season. I guess I must be hunting in the wrong places. People do report, however, that tbere aren't many hickory nuts this season, and the squirrels seem to be cutting mostly on buckeyes, beech, and oak. One good report is that there doesn't seem to be as much as a warble problem this year. Ok, now for those goose and duck particulars. Both birds will be hunted dliring a split season. Duck season will be from Oct.15- Nov. 'll, wlll reopen Dec. 'l:l and close then for good on Jan. 1, 1977. The big birds' (the geese) season opens on the same day, Oct. IS but doesn't close untU Dec. 17. It reopens then on Dec. 'l:l and closes on Jan. 1. Both birds may be hunted one-half hour before sunrise until sunset, and coots are considered the same as ducks except the bag limit on coots is 15. . The bag limit on geese is five, and lbe possession limit is ilie same, but you may not have. more than tw.o Canadian geese or more than two white-fronted honkers. By lbe way, that duck stamp (it covers bolb btrds) is $S and may be obtained at a local post office . In 1973; the federal government instituted a point system to regulate the bag limit on ducks, and.each state's laws must fall within those guidelines. Belore I give you the point value of each duck, here are two very important things to remember. Nwnber one, the maldmum posseaalon limit Is the total of two days' bag. Number two and most important Is the definition of bag limit - "The dally bag limit is reached wben th~ point value of the last bird taken added to the points of the other birds reaches or exceeds 100." Ok,110w for the point values of each duck. Canvil back, 100 pts.; red head, hen mallad, wood, black, hooded merganzer, 70; 'pin tall, alllbree ll!llls, gadwall, shoveler, scaulp, and all other merganzers, 10; chke mallard, widgeoo, golden eye, bufflehead, scoter, eider, fulvous ·Lree dl!Sk, 2S. J Yards PasSing Total Yardage Passes Allpl. Passes Com pt. ~~:::g::: Lost lno~cepllons Penalized .~! ••• 9 ·• 35a 11 ~ 10 ~ l 1• 0 15·165 3.2! By Quarters : K . Creek U Jo47 <t- 61 H . Trace 0 l2 6 0- 18 FridJJy's high school scores Blacks triumph ~::.m~~~v:-~~ New duck, goose Den LIKE NEW. New price. Was 5399. Usedprfce. Only lrr. 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In three games this season, ;Cey boWJced a single into the game as a harsh Cey stroked his key single the Bobcats have 161 points Wllterfield to sccre two runs downpour soaked the outfield off Ra~ly Easiwick! who was while collecting nearly 1,500 ill 'the bottom of the ninth one hour before game time. the fourth · of five . Red yards. Marcus Geiger, fleet· friday night to give the Los Charlie Hough, whO came potchers. W1th one out m tbe footed junior tailback, !lnd Aagelea Dodgers a come- in . on relief for ·starter · bottom of the nihth, Cey Todd Taylor, quick wlngbuck trom-behind 7~ win over tbe Tommy John was credited scored Davey Lopes and again paced the KC atiack " ' Reggie Smith, who were oo with 156 yards rushing in 11 •••••••••••••••• •••••••• • • • .,. base on a single and a double, attempts. Geiger got one respectively, for tbe win. touchdown, giving him seven, "I just looked for the ball on the year. Taylor had three 1 t and hit it hard," Cey touchdowns, 40 yards By Whitman and Trave o · • explained. "I was lucky 10 rushing, a 26-yard TO pass Jh H Q l"fy F. E t' t find the gap. I'm not really and an 85-yard kickoff return. ese omes U3 I Or rec 10n t nervous in that situation. I've only disappointment •.: in the City of Gallipolis •. been there a nuinber of times forTheCoach Jim Sprague was t and rhave to prepare myself •~ the Bobcat defense. I 5 I T d t mentally." •., Hannan Trace's huge Cal or top n· 0 ay t The win· narrowed the t: · ~ t Reds' lead in the NL West to forward wall Willi able to open up big holes for senior +:· . ~ · . ~ •: the 10 games, but it did not alter fullback Jim Waugh, quick fact that Ciricinnatl bas t. , t already wrapped up the halfback Rick Sibley and t divisional tiUe. · junior halfback Frank Mooney. Another Bobcat nemesis, the penalty flag. KC was See Jim Staats or Joe Giles t team in baseball," Cey said. penaUzed 15 times for 165 , Phone 4441-9340 Gallipoli s, Ohio t "We're only one game hehlnd yards. The defending champs got Kansas City. oo the scoreboard with 10:09 I left in the first quarter after Steve Baird · recovered a funible on the kickoff. In four plays, KC's senior fullback Ralph Baylor had crossed the goaUlne from four yards out. Randy Lucas boo!ed the extra point giving KC a 7~ lead. Following a fumble recovery by senior Brtan Lucas, the Bobeals Increased their lead to I~ on a 43 yard run by quarterback Baird. Lucas again hit the uprights. Coach Larry Cremeens' .<:ey's hit tops Reds TRADE. BUY· SELL stopped. With 2:03 left In the third period, Theiss again con- IICOI'e Its final m-poiltter with Bobcats roll to 61-1·8 grid victory ~oto). I quarter, the HiBblandera ·rea•~ tbe lead u Lewis cr• r d ·tbe goaWne from four-yarda out. f!e again added the utrll fll' I 16-lt lead which stood at lntermlillon .. .DieD came the crucial play ol the night. The kickoff was recovered by McMUian. A short time later, Caley moved In fnxn four yards out for the goahead TO. The try lor the conversion oo · a run was remaining In tile lnjtlal period on a nine-y•rd run by tallback Mllte Caley. The drive 11'18 80 yards In 11 plays. A kick lor the . e:rtra . point sill!ld wi . l!e. Southwestern bouilced right back to take jthe lead as aenlor taUback Kip Lewis II!Ued the pipkin over from flve-yaf111 ~way, capping a 50-yard drive. Lewll went over for tile two-point conversioo. North Gallla tool! the lead for tbuecood time in the seesaw contest when senior quarterback Mark Theiss ·connected with speedy Fred Lot!an for 49 yards. A Theias JNI88 to end Brett Tackett was good for the converlllon. With 9:36 left in the second '' ~- - - BUSH HAULED DOWN - Southweatern's Don Bush (15) is pulled down from behind In . Fr)day's SVAC game against North Gallia. Closing In on right is North Gallia's Homer •McMJmn, (119). The Pirates hailded Soutbwestern its first grid loss, 34-22. !Bruce Gabriel HERB & DAVID GRATE UNU)ADING FURNITURE FOR THE RUTLAND FURNITURE BARGAIN CENTER • NEW FURNISHINGS ARRIVE DAILY. HERB & DAVE INVITE YOU TO DEAL! I " • eWardrobes I Calendar 1 e Ranges Gas Sr. Citizens Calendar I.'I PATRIOT - Visiting North. GIIUa boi!IICed back from a 16-14 deficit at the half bere Friday night to defeat previous unbeaten Southwestern 31-22 in a hl•h ~eorlng 'donnybrook on &:; Highlanders' field. For Co!Jc:b Bob Ashley's eleven, the game's turning point came oo the opening kick o1 the third quarter. The lhort kick Willi recovered by lhe Pirate's Homer Me· Millan. From the point 00 , North Gallla took control of •L• w.. game. Coach John Blake's unbeaten Pirate& look the lead with 11 :01 to go In the stanza and were never .headed. In the hard..IJlttlng, wellplayed contest, North Gallla drew first blood with 8:03 25~20 HURRICANE - Chris Swann and Rocky Goodnlte combined for 309 yards rushing and two touchdowns Friday night as the Big Blacks roared from. behind to defeat Hurricane, 25-20. Tbe Redsklns, now 1-3, jumped to a ~ first period lead, but were unable to hold it. Junior Roger Massey ran· for seven and 13-yard TDIJ in the first quarter while Jeff MtUer and Bill Wertz teamed up on a 59-yard pass play for the acore. Point Pleasant, wlnnlng for the second time in four games, began its comeback in the second period. Jeff Holland's one-yard run made it 20-7, then Swann broke loose from S8 yards out with just 45 seconds left in the quarter to cut it to 20-13 at the half. Goodnlte scored from 21 yards out In the third period to make it 20-19, then Jeff Gabritsch caught a 14-yard Jl888 from Holland for tile winning score. Swann flniahed with 152 yards on 13 carries while ';oodnite totaled 157 yards in 20 rushea. Roy Masaey, Roger's older brotber and a defensive taekle tor the Radskins, had 17 tacklea for the loaen while Bruce Holsopple added 12. By Quarten: P. Pleas. 0 t3 6 ._:II.. Hurri~ane 20 0 0 t;.-'111' other I · Wilmington 35 Day Carroll 1-4 Springfield .a Nordonla 8 Walsh Jtsult 35 Cle Jottn Hay 0 Avon 6 Bucker,• 6 Wynlord 28 R dgedoie o Lake 28 Springfield 6 Danbury Lakeside 18 North Baltimore 7 BliS$Iield IM ICh.l 7 Norlh · wooCIO Gibsonville 50 Lakota 0 Woodsfield 14 Shenandoah 1 Beallsville 29 Fort Frye 6 Jewett Scio· 28 Indian Valley N 7 Youngs Mooney 28 Boardman 19 URGES NO VOTE COLUMBUS (UP!) Ohl01111 IJbould "get away from the scare stuff'' concerning nuclear energy, ~~~ Vole NO C11 Iuue • CCIIImlttee Eucutlve Director Eocene P. O'Grady. O'Grady told an ene!1Y seminar here Friday thai Japan bu overcome U. fear of nticlear power and Ia now llllng it to .generate eJec. triclty. State I.uue e, If passed by Ohio voters Nov. 2, will ban development of nuclear energy in the state, curbing lndllltrial growth, alashlng job opportunltlea and ~ electric rate&, l!lld O'Grady. "Let'a get any from that scare stuff and' get 011 to the poalUve," be said. "Japan did." Cincinnati 100 002 003- 6 8 1 Los Angeles 010 210 012- 7 11 0 Norman, Borbon (6) , Sllr· miento (7), McEnaney 191. Eastwlck {9 } and Werner, Plummer; John , Hough {7) and Pasley, Rodr!guez. WP .Hough 112·8) . LP·McEnoney 12·61. HR · . Los Angeles, Lopes (3) . LYNE CENTER GYM AND POOL SCHEDULE DATE-GYMNASIUM -· POOL - ' 10 p.m. Coli · Rec · 8·10 p.m. OpenClosed Swim SePI· 27 ~· Sept. 28-B· 10 p.m. Open Rec. s Sept. 29-.'1.10 p.m. Coli. Rec. s.JOp.m. OpenCI:~ Sept. 30-8·10p.m. College Rec. Oct. 1-.'1·10 p.m. Open Rec. 8·1Dp.m. Open Sswlm OcU- 2-4 p.m. Open Rec. 2·~p.m . Open wlm Oct. 3-2·4 p.m. Open Rec. 2·4 p.m. Open Swim 8·10 p.m. College Rec. 8·10 p.m. Open Swim ARE YOU IN ntE MARKET FOR A DOUBLE WIDE OR MODULAR HOME? If you are in the market for a double· wide or modular house, Kingsbury cari suit your taste. We have the only home on the market with a 1.0 year home owner protection plan. This is the Penthouse by Fuqua now on display for your inspection. We take mobile homes on trade. "QUALITY ALWAYS' Hours: Mon ., Tues., Thurs., Sat:, 9-7:30 Wednesday-Friday 9:00·9:00, Sunday Closed Pomeroy 992·7034 Ohio Pearl Asli "2-ln3, Roger Davis. 992·7671 I �• ; I -The Sund8y 'l'lmea. Sentinel, . Swldiy;Sept. 211, 1976 ..·- , ;... 'ftoelllnda1 Time&. SenUnel, SUnday. Sept. 21,1976 Pirates rally, defeat SW 34-22 to remain unbeaten USED APPUANCES • USED RUTLAND FURNITURE eBedroom • Refrigaators eWashels eDiyels Su~es •Beds • Living Room · Suites •Sofas efreez~~S HAPPY LAND COMING.:. The French Art Colooy with the lllljlp!JC1 of the Ohio Arts C4uncU will present "Happy Land," a productloo with words lllld mualc by two residents of Athelll, oothe outdoor Patio Thealre at Riverby oo Sunday, Oct. 3 at 3 p.m. "Happy Land" portrays OIU' American heritage in story and song. Emlly Hammood wrote the wtt'ds and Eulebla Hllllklna the millie, both residents of Athens. A cast of 12 voices will be blended wjth a Oute, *!elmer lllld reed tt'g&n. Dr. Hammood llleB poetry and prole from the 111001 and Mra. Hunldna'lllllllc make& uae of "shape note" tunea. Included are the traditional round, reUgkNI and folk llllllads, music reflecting happy and SI!CI times. This ooe hour performance baa bell! presented by the group twice at the Kennedy Center in Walhington, D. C., as wellaa otber appearance& in the natioo's capitol, Michigan and numerous Ohio cities. The public Ia invited. No ldmlasion charge will be made. However, contributlona at the perform. ance are encouraged. Rain locatloo Ia the Grace United Methodllt Churd1. or Electric eDresm elamps I POMEROY Meigs Senior Clllzens Center activities located at the Pomeroy J•nlor High School Is open 9 a.m.·4 p.m., Monday lhrough Friday. · Monday, Sept. 27 - Cards and Games, Craft Demonstration, 10 a.m.; Sc!•are Dance. 12:30·3 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 28 Physical Fitness, 10:t5 a.m.: Cards and Games; Chorus, 12:15-2 p.m. Wednesday. Sept. 29 Cards. 10·11: 3ll am.: Games, 12: 30·2 p.m . Thursday, Sept. 30 Physico I Fitness. 10 . ~5 a.m.; Sing.a. Long, 12 :30 p.m.; Horseshoes, 12:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 1 -Art Class. 10·11: 30 a.m.: Horseshoes. 10:30 a.m.; Bowling, 1·3 p.m. Senior Citizens Nutrition Program, 11 :30-12:30 p.m. Monday lhro~h Friday. COAD Sentor Nutrition EJIII&it fll' tbe llllllltb of September: Prints by Paul M. l.eYy of Camlrldge, Mass. on loan fnxn the Huntlngtoo Gallery and Acrylics by Kim Abele& of Mlllfltld, Ohio lmaglnalive, bold design~ by the flnt place award winner In tbe profelllooll dlvlr!oo of Acrylics at the July' 4th ezblblt in G•IUpnlia. Gallery Houra: SatiU'days and Sundays, 1 p.m. untU s p.m.; Tueldlysand n.ndays, lOa.m. untU3p.m. ~- 21, Tuelday, 8 p.m. - F.A.C. Trustees Meeting, Rlverby. Elblblt fll' the llllllltb of October: Annual Antique Show Ceaturln& Vlclorlan anllqu111 from the area. Anyone wlahlng to elblblt llbould CCII!act Mra: Ruth Tip at 148 t3SI "' Mrs. Peggy Evana at ~lilt II' ttl 2325. Oct. 2,8aturdly, I p.m. Wllilmlcmlght- "Oktober Fest." All lnfGrml1 fiUI ~ fill' JIIMD.... only with H'"' Red ~r aad German Bllld plaMI oriiinal German Band 1111111e ml adler •11 • 1111be Pallo at Rlverby. Adm'"""n Program Menu for pper..-,•per~forlllfi!Qbenonly; call ttl tW September 27 through fllr .....,... b)' 81pt. B. Clrolja and Om lf4tlelollteel, October 1. 1976: dwlluwn. Monday - Ham sal~d. Oct.a,Somday,sp.m.- "HaPPJ Land" to be~~~~~~ oo bak.ed ·potato, coleslaw wllh wedge, raspberry lbe Pallo outdoor tbelltre at Rlverby. 0... AmeriCIJI heritqe tomato lello W·whipped lopping, In llor)' llld 111111 !plllllil'ed by tbe French Art Colony with the breed. blltter. mil~. qport ot lldo 'Artl Olund!. No a.dmiiiiCII cllarge; Tuesday - Meatballs I~ Cll!lrlb!dklla accepllld 11 lbe performance. Rain !Dcatloo: gravy, mUhed potatoes, succulash, canned peaches, Grece Ualtad Metbodlll OIIU'Cb. breed, 'bl/tter•. milk. Oct. 11-18, Friday and saturday - Slzth miUII antique Wednesday Baked MD1nar with 0rv1 Welar He'-tbuuel ot W&lliqton, D. C. spaghelll, tossed salad, I' II iillcona to be made with Mrs. Jemie Lou Hudsoo, phone banana slices In orange ietlo, oatmeal cookies. hoi ....,b)' Oct. 12; Slnaiatrltlon fll' eac:b day Includes lunch. two Italian bread, b•tter, milk. Elblblt fill' lbe llllllfb of Nowmber: Matted plillto8flphl Th•rs.day- Sliced turkey · by 1oC11 ~; Amateur . and Jl"of ION! to be cranberry relish, candled Ja!lled ~ep~rately; $ catllorlea: Nature, Action, HWIIII' and sweet potatoes. bullered beans, mixed fruit c•p, Hum1n1tJ, llladt llld White, Mlecellaneous. Enter by green roll, bi/Her, milk. · C~~~tactlnl SaiiiJ a-te, cbllrman. Phone ttl tat8. PictiU'el Friday - Fried fish. due at Rlwrby by Oct. 18. .macaroni salad, c,.amed stewed tomatoes, Je•nut butter cake W·corm Icing, EDITOR TO EllA? breed, butter. milk. Collet, I • and buttermIlk NEW YORK (UPJ) JONl!8 INNOCENI' dally. 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Te lly S<lvalas stars. eMIEXICAN PLAQUES eCHINA CABINETS LOADS OF BARGAINS TO FILL LOTS OF NEmS ... nected with Logan for a 17· yard TO via tbe airways. Lqgan (!aught ,the two.pollrt conversion. Southwestern came back to 1:19 left In the game on a three-yard plunge by Lewis. It wu Itt up Cll a 83-yard lntercepli!ln return run by tertept1C111 wltlle MeMIIIan picked olf the other 41'1'1111 sw pua. Gtoe Laytcoa llld Potter bad 1nlerceptionl Ill' the HICN•ndm. Potter. : 1Awll, enjo)'ed bls tblrd North Gallla'a f1n11 Icon oulltlndinC aame, ptUns 1t1 came at the 4:11 mark on a · yanlltn n carr1ea. Friday llllbt. Soatlnrea&ern nine-yard .run.by Caley. freelunaJ) ~rman Cuey, $-3, 138 pound junior, anjoyed one ol bls best nights l'lllhlng for 218 yards in 22 carries. Lopn bad II yinll on tbe ground IJid 101! via the air. Pirate deltnllve ,atandouta were Bill Lucbdoo, junior middle guard with 10 tacklea llld foiU' auiatl; Bill Balter, senior linebacker hltd II defensive points and Rel r Juatlce, had 10. · Logan had two in· NIWSHOWI DELVECCHIO 1HE HOtTEST .:00 • NEWNAME IN 1HE BAtTLE AGAINST CRIME. M~l the cop who's llll5werving n1l1is detlication. unorthodox ml1is mell1ods. .t mllf'.atahle allliS garne1 Judd Hirscl1 '' Drlvet:r.l1ir,, Charlf,, l_laid is his >id fk rc~ . · WUdcats came fighting back moving 76 yanllln 11 playa. The drive featured bard running by Sibley and Waugh and a JNI88 Interference call. Waugh lugged the pigskin over the last three yards. A run for the conversion was stopped. Kyger Creek came right back liJ the opening minute& of the second quarter moving 68 yards 1n live playa. Geiger's 42 yard run, a 12yard march by se.nlor wingback Todd Taylor set up a 12:-yard run by Baylor. Lucas' boot made It 2U. The next Bobcat score Willi set up on a fumble recovery by UtUe Paul Fife. Taylor capped a 28 yard drive In five plays witll a oneyard plunge. Hannan.Trace stayed In the game marching 77 yards In 10 plays. Rick Whitt, senior en<(, wrestled the ball ~~:way !rom Locas on the goalline for the score. Aga'm, the try. for the extra polnlt was stopped. Kyger Creek's Todd Taylor broke 1~ on the ensuing kickof' zooming In from as ya$ .ut for a TO. Later that period, Geiger sel up another score on a 20yard run which was followed by . a 26-yard aerial from Baird to Taylor. Lucas added the extra. The final KC first half TO came on a 19-yard flanker screen to Brian Lucas. R. Lucas booted the extra. Following the third quarter kickoff, Kyger Creek marched down the field again behind the l'UMlng of Baylor, Batrd and Geiger. Geiger moved in from one-yard out for the score. Again, the kick was goOd as the Bobcat lead increased to .55-12. Hannan Trace acored Its final touchdown in tbe flnll minute& of the quarter on a 56-yard gaUop by Jim Waugh. Kyger Creek got its flnll points In tbe cloalng minute& ot the game wben sopbomore balfback Brtan Sutpbin went overfi'OIIltbethree-yat'dllne. . Kyger C ree ""'• boata Southwestern Friday. Hannan Trace ~ plays · Waterford, STATISTICS k. Department First Downs Yards Rushing • • KC HT 20 B 374 19.3 2-1 vlr!ts Kyger Crtet wblle North Gallia, w, boau 8)'11111111 valley. STATISTICS Dtpertm tnt First Downs Yards R.uihlng Yards Passing PusesAIIpt . · Total Yardage NG sW 13 10 357 1S5 116 20 473 175 PassesCompt. 13 3 l 2 6· Intercept ions 1 Fumbles 0 1 Fumbles Lost o 0 Penalized 6·50 1·15 By Quarters : N. Galli! . · U 0 I~ 6- 34 Southwest . 8 8 6 0- 22 Ohio High School Faatbllll Results United Prentnternatton11 Cot w 12 Col Marion -Franklin 9 Col Northland 34 Newark 7 CoL Academy 22 Summit country Day u Col Brooktlaven 12 Col East 8 Gahanna 14 Worthln.gton 3 Col Franklin Heights . 21 Grandview 0 Bellaire 6 Marielta 0 Highland 0 Nort,hmor 0 (tie l L irna Shawnee 13 Grove City 12 Hilliard 14 MI . Vernon 7 Col Indep endence )3 Cal SO\Ith 12 · Spencerville 20 Delphos Jefferson 13 Delphos St . John's 27 Ottewa . Glandorf 20 New Boston 20 Portsmouth East 16 DOver 33 Mansfield Malabar " Shelby 23 Tiffin Columbian 0 Crestline 14 Crestview 0 . Willard 8 Galion 0 Bellevue 33 Bucyrus. 6 Norwalk 12 Upper Sandusky 6 ·Clear Fork 32 Plymouth 6 Coshocton 10 Ashland B GaraWay 7 New Philadelphia Cen Cath 0 Oakland 0 Parkersburg , W. va . 27 Wellsv ille 6 East Palestine o ~pringfield North 13 Day Wayne 3 New Philade l ph ia 13 Wooster 10 River Valley 7 Elgin 6 Col Crawford 20 Mohawk 0 Lime 19 Marion Harding 7 Cln LaSalle 20 Fremont 20 11\e) Findlay 28 Tol Wnitmer .7 Canfield 42 Newlon Falls 0 Girard 7 l:lrooklleld o West Branch 7 Salem 0 Jackson .MIIton 12 McDonald 9 Mineral Ridge . 7 Western talk · . Reser~e 6 · United 28 Sebring 6 Brooklyn 36 Independence 12 Col Watterson 28 ~ancester 7 Bloom ·Carroll 21 Lancaster FISh!r 0 , Amanda Clearcreek 34 Logan Elm 8 Sandu•kv 14 Toledo Wood. ward a E Cle Shaw 14 Lakewood 6 Strongsville 9 North Royalton 0 west Geauoa 15 K!nston· 13 Cie Holy Name 22 Lorain Catholic 6 Geneva 13 Ashtabula Harbor 7 R lver 29 Union Local U Caldwell 18 Meadowbrook 16 Newcomerstown 19 Richwood · 0 Jefferson Union 21 Buckeve North 0 North Olmsted 20 westlake 12 Day Roth 9 Day Belmont 0 Day Stebbins 14 Dey Beavercreek 6 centervi lle 21 Troy 7 Tipp Clly 27 Oay Norlhridge 0 Brookv i lle 40 Greenville 14 Milfon ·Union 6 Bellbroot<. 2 Tecumseh 29 FairbOrn Baker 12 Fairborn Park Hills 30 Piqua 0 M i amisburg 14 Trotwood · Madison 0 Day Northmont . 20 W Carrollton 13 Sidney 10 Vandalia-Butler 6 Eaton 13 Day Kiser 0 Dlty Meadowdale A8 Frank,lin 7 SCHORR TOSPIWt DELAWARE, Ohio (UPI) - Suapended CBS televiaion newsman Daniel Schorr will open the lectl!l'Hrtlst series at Ohio Wesleyan University Friday. Schorr Ia under su.spenaloo by CBS News for aUegedly 'leiking the Pike Committee report oo the CIA to the New tbe commiUee how he obtained the secret report. cards released By GREG BAO.EY POMEROY - The ·new duck and goose schedule& have heen released, but befcre I report on those, I've got some lntereating statistics to report. Andy Lyles, our local game • protector, got some results from the State on the opening day ol squirrel season. A)though I haven't found as many bushytails this year, spot checks in the field by game JI"Otectorsshowed that the opening day kill (up till noon) was up by 31 'per cent over last season. I guess I must be hunting in the wrong places. People do report, however, that tbere aren't many hickory nuts this season, and the squirrels seem to be cutting mostly on buckeyes, beech, and oak. One good report is that there doesn't seem to be as much as a warble problem this year. Ok, now for those goose and duck particulars. Both birds will be hunted dliring a split season. Duck season will be from Oct.15- Nov. 'll, wlll reopen Dec. 'l:l and close then for good on Jan. 1, 1977. The big birds' (the geese) season opens on the same day, Oct. IS but doesn't close untU Dec. 17. It reopens then on Dec. 'l:l and closes on Jan. 1. Both birds may be hunted one-half hour before sunrise until sunset, and coots are considered the same as ducks except the bag limit on coots is 15. . The bag limit on geese is five, and lbe possession limit is ilie same, but you may not have. more than tw.o Canadian geese or more than two white-fronted honkers. By lbe way, that duck stamp (it covers bolb btrds) is $S and may be obtained at a local post office . In 1973; the federal government instituted a point system to regulate the bag limit on ducks, and.each state's laws must fall within those guidelines. Belore I give you the point value of each duck, here are two very important things to remember. Nwnber one, the maldmum posseaalon limit Is the total of two days' bag. Number two and most important Is the definition of bag limit - "The dally bag limit is reached wben th~ point value of the last bird taken added to the points of the other birds reaches or exceeds 100." Ok,110w for the point values of each duck. Canvil back, 100 pts.; red head, hen mallad, wood, black, hooded merganzer, 70; 'pin tall, alllbree ll!llls, gadwall, shoveler, scaulp, and all other merganzers, 10; chke mallard, widgeoo, golden eye, bufflehead, scoter, eider, fulvous ·Lree dl!Sk, 2S. J Yards PasSing Total Yardage Passes Allpl. Passes Com pt. ~~:::g::: Lost lno~cepllons Penalized .~! ••• 9 ·• 35a 11 ~ 10 ~ l 1• 0 15·165 3.2! By Quarters : K . Creek U Jo47 <t- 61 H . Trace 0 l2 6 0- 18 FridJJy's high school scores Blacks triumph ~::.m~~~v:-~~ New duck, goose Den LIKE NEW. New price. Was 5399. Usedprfce. Only lrr. 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In three games this season, ;Cey boWJced a single into the game as a harsh Cey stroked his key single the Bobcats have 161 points Wllterfield to sccre two runs downpour soaked the outfield off Ra~ly Easiwick! who was while collecting nearly 1,500 ill 'the bottom of the ninth one hour before game time. the fourth · of five . Red yards. Marcus Geiger, fleet· friday night to give the Los Charlie Hough, whO came potchers. W1th one out m tbe footed junior tailback, !lnd Aagelea Dodgers a come- in . on relief for ·starter · bottom of the nihth, Cey Todd Taylor, quick wlngbuck trom-behind 7~ win over tbe Tommy John was credited scored Davey Lopes and again paced the KC atiack " ' Reggie Smith, who were oo with 156 yards rushing in 11 •••••••••••••••• •••••••• • • • .,. base on a single and a double, attempts. Geiger got one respectively, for tbe win. touchdown, giving him seven, "I just looked for the ball on the year. Taylor had three 1 t and hit it hard," Cey touchdowns, 40 yards By Whitman and Trave o · • explained. "I was lucky 10 rushing, a 26-yard TO pass Jh H Q l"fy F. E t' t find the gap. I'm not really and an 85-yard kickoff return. ese omes U3 I Or rec 10n t nervous in that situation. I've only disappointment •.: in the City of Gallipolis •. been there a nuinber of times forTheCoach Jim Sprague was t and rhave to prepare myself •~ the Bobcat defense. I 5 I T d t mentally." •., Hannan Trace's huge Cal or top n· 0 ay t The win· narrowed the t: · ~ t Reds' lead in the NL West to forward wall Willi able to open up big holes for senior +:· . ~ · . ~ •: the 10 games, but it did not alter fullback Jim Waugh, quick fact that Ciricinnatl bas t. , t already wrapped up the halfback Rick Sibley and t divisional tiUe. · junior halfback Frank Mooney. Another Bobcat nemesis, the penalty flag. KC was See Jim Staats or Joe Giles t team in baseball," Cey said. penaUzed 15 times for 165 , Phone 4441-9340 Gallipoli s, Ohio t "We're only one game hehlnd yards. The defending champs got Kansas City. oo the scoreboard with 10:09 I left in the first quarter after Steve Baird · recovered a funible on the kickoff. In four plays, KC's senior fullback Ralph Baylor had crossed the goaUlne from four yards out. Randy Lucas boo!ed the extra point giving KC a 7~ lead. Following a fumble recovery by senior Brtan Lucas, the Bobeals Increased their lead to I~ on a 43 yard run by quarterback Baird. Lucas again hit the uprights. Coach Larry Cremeens' .<:ey's hit tops Reds TRADE. BUY· SELL stopped. With 2:03 left In the third period, Theiss again con- IICOI'e Its final m-poiltter with Bobcats roll to 61-1·8 grid victory ~oto). I quarter, the HiBblandera ·rea•~ tbe lead u Lewis cr• r d ·tbe goaWne from four-yarda out. f!e again added the utrll fll' I 16-lt lead which stood at lntermlillon .. .DieD came the crucial play ol the night. The kickoff was recovered by McMUian. A short time later, Caley moved In fnxn four yards out for the goahead TO. The try lor the conversion oo · a run was remaining In tile lnjtlal period on a nine-y•rd run by tallback Mllte Caley. The drive 11'18 80 yards In 11 plays. A kick lor the . e:rtra . point sill!ld wi . l!e. Southwestern bouilced right back to take jthe lead as aenlor taUback Kip Lewis II!Ued the pipkin over from flve-yaf111 ~way, capping a 50-yard drive. Lewll went over for tile two-point conversioo. North Gallla tool! the lead for tbuecood time in the seesaw contest when senior quarterback Mark Theiss ·connected with speedy Fred Lot!an for 49 yards. A Theias JNI88 to end Brett Tackett was good for the converlllon. With 9:36 left in the second '' ~- - - BUSH HAULED DOWN - Southweatern's Don Bush (15) is pulled down from behind In . Fr)day's SVAC game against North Gallia. Closing In on right is North Gallia's Homer •McMJmn, (119). The Pirates hailded Soutbwestern its first grid loss, 34-22. !Bruce Gabriel HERB & DAVID GRATE UNU)ADING FURNITURE FOR THE RUTLAND FURNITURE BARGAIN CENTER • NEW FURNISHINGS ARRIVE DAILY. HERB & DAVE INVITE YOU TO DEAL! I " • eWardrobes I Calendar 1 e Ranges Gas Sr. Citizens Calendar I.'I PATRIOT - Visiting North. GIIUa boi!IICed back from a 16-14 deficit at the half bere Friday night to defeat previous unbeaten Southwestern 31-22 in a hl•h ~eorlng 'donnybrook on &:; Highlanders' field. For Co!Jc:b Bob Ashley's eleven, the game's turning point came oo the opening kick o1 the third quarter. The lhort kick Willi recovered by lhe Pirate's Homer Me· Millan. From the point 00 , North Gallla took control of •L• w.. game. Coach John Blake's unbeaten Pirate& look the lead with 11 :01 to go In the stanza and were never .headed. In the hard..IJlttlng, wellplayed contest, North Gallla drew first blood with 8:03 25~20 HURRICANE - Chris Swann and Rocky Goodnlte combined for 309 yards rushing and two touchdowns Friday night as the Big Blacks roared from. behind to defeat Hurricane, 25-20. Tbe Redsklns, now 1-3, jumped to a ~ first period lead, but were unable to hold it. Junior Roger Massey ran· for seven and 13-yard TDIJ in the first quarter while Jeff MtUer and Bill Wertz teamed up on a 59-yard pass play for the acore. Point Pleasant, wlnnlng for the second time in four games, began its comeback in the second period. Jeff Holland's one-yard run made it 20-7, then Swann broke loose from S8 yards out with just 45 seconds left in the quarter to cut it to 20-13 at the half. Goodnlte scored from 21 yards out In the third period to make it 20-19, then Jeff Gabritsch caught a 14-yard Jl888 from Holland for tile winning score. Swann flniahed with 152 yards on 13 carries while ';oodnite totaled 157 yards in 20 rushea. Roy Masaey, Roger's older brotber and a defensive taekle tor the Radskins, had 17 tacklea for the loaen while Bruce Holsopple added 12. By Quarten: P. Pleas. 0 t3 6 ._:II.. Hurri~ane 20 0 0 t;.-'111' other I · Wilmington 35 Day Carroll 1-4 Springfield .a Nordonla 8 Walsh Jtsult 35 Cle Jottn Hay 0 Avon 6 Bucker,• 6 Wynlord 28 R dgedoie o Lake 28 Springfield 6 Danbury Lakeside 18 North Baltimore 7 BliS$Iield IM ICh.l 7 Norlh · wooCIO Gibsonville 50 Lakota 0 Woodsfield 14 Shenandoah 1 Beallsville 29 Fort Frye 6 Jewett Scio· 28 Indian Valley N 7 Youngs Mooney 28 Boardman 19 URGES NO VOTE COLUMBUS (UP!) Ohl01111 IJbould "get away from the scare stuff'' concerning nuclear energy, ~~~ Vole NO C11 Iuue • CCIIImlttee Eucutlve Director Eocene P. O'Grady. 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Although having a sluggish flnt balf, steve Bolo once agaln led the Tomadoelas he racked up 1M yanll In 23 carries and scored three • touchdowns and racked up · four extra Points. That gives the speedy lelllor halfback eight tDuchdowns in hi.! flnt three gliDes. Senior tailback AI Hlll groWlded out 104 yanll lllCI caught the only pass quar. terback Joe · Brown attempted, a 31-yarder that resu1led In a fourth quarter acore tD inake t1!e score read at the time, 36-4. HuskY lullblck Steve Hendricks tDre big holes in the Wildcat line and picked up 58 yanll In 14 carries, most of thoae yards coming In the first half. Neither teiiD could mount a serious threat until the cloalng minutes of the lint quarter when Southern finally put It together with Juat a little over two minutes remaining in the Initial litanu.. Hendricks picked up a first down on the Waterford thirteen, and then Boso carried It three straight timeS before he crosaed the goal line. He alao ran the extras to make It 8-0 as the quarter ended. After the following kickoff, the Wildcata were forced to punt, and the hollis then pUt \otlethet a drive that began on their own 32. After Brown took the bell down to the Wildcat !II, Hendricks lhls time carried ihe pigskin three straight times before he bulled his way over from the . two. Boao acored the PAT to let the half end 18-0. Waterford buckled down In the · lhlrd quarter and it looked like they mlcht make a game of it aalhey held the holta scorelu. But u the lui quarter began, the Tornadoes had the ball on their own 211, and on .the lint pllly !run acrlmmage, Hill ran a slant off tackle and acampered 64 yardl to the Waterford 11-yard line. Three .plllya IIIIer Bolo scored from the one to put the game out of reach. Alter tile Wlldcata couldn't move the bill, a poor punt put the pigskin on the Wildcats' 31 yard line and on the first play Brown threw hi.! first and only pass of the night to Hill who raced on Into the end r.one for the score. Southern had twelve first downa and held Waterford to just seven. The Tornado. defense held the Wildcats to just twelve total yards rushing and seven yards pusing. The hosts fumbled once and lost it wblle the visitors coughed up the ball twice and lost it once. On defense Kelly Winebrenner !)ad seven unassiated tadtles wbile Scott Souder had sill. Southern travell to Wllhaml Friday tD battle the White Falcons. ~price! Off our Scoring: Boso. 4 yd. run. BosO, run . Hendr icks, 2 yd. r un, Boso, run . Boso. l Yd~ run, Boso run, Hill, 31 yd . PiiSS, kick failed . Boso, A4 yd. run, Cundiff, kick. By Quulers: Southern Waterford Tum Statistla lleplrtment 5 Yards rushing Yards PiiSSing Total yards · Passes,att .. comp. Passes, i1;1tc. PenaiiiH Punts; avg . 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The third and Dan 8peucer were c1oae Although the holt Spartans quarter ended witb the hollis behind blm u they got credl1 for IJ and 10, •ett*ii•ely. out-rusbed the Eagles 252 "' leading 14-7. 1811 yanll, the game '11'11 a Eastern had a chance to Milll wu the leading Eagle much better one that the acore right before the firlt groUJid.iiiDer with 41 yanll lllaliltiCII tlbow. Aftel' having balf ended wben they bad the · in 11 carries. Lanon bad 38 tD pull the ball on the flnt ball deep in Spartan cbunka of tuif In five ataeries, the Ea&l• recovered territory. With leu secoada tanpta, and qualterbeck Bob a Spartan fumble in left ill the half the risWn McClure carried the ball nine Ala:ander territory, and witb had a fourth and two times far 11 yards. 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The final Wellston TD cam~ 011 a two yard run by Cuttis Jayjohn and Montgomery's kick made it 34-0. Downard completed four of eight pasaea for 186 yards and three touchdowns wblle the Wellston running • game netted 103 J{\rds. The Vikings netted just 49 . total yards and only three first downs against the rugged Rocket defenders. Score by quarters: Wellston 7 14 13 G-34 Vinton Co. 0 0 0 ()- 0 JACKSON Cousins split the uprights to make It 7-0. GAllS safety Terry Wall, who Intercepted three Chillicothe aerials, stole one the third play of the second half to get up Gailla's winning score. Starting on the Cav's 49, GAHS struck paydlrt seven plays later when Wall hit Keith Jackson with a n :yard strike In the endzone of the 7:24 'mark. Wall then passed to Brian Mink for the winning points. Fine defensive play the remainder of the game assured GAHS of ita third win In as .many starts. CHS dropped to 2-1 on the year. Mike Staggs smeared Fairrow for a 15-yard loss on a fourtll down pass play with 1:06 remaining to give GAHS possession. The Devils ran out tile clock. GAHS will travel to Wellston for Its SEOAL opener Friday. Chillicothe will host Upper Arlington. Here's Friday's statistics: Visiting :t:Hiieac tn the second period. Witll 2:Ill remaining In the Jackson lroninen by scoring half David P. Davis taWed 23 points in the first period Jackson's only points on a Friday night enroute to a 41_. three yard run, but Schlltwhipping of the SEOA L chter COWitered with a 3:i representative. · yanl run for Trace to make it The vialtDrs puI points up 41~ at halftime, which was quickly on Shawn Riley's tile final acore aa reserves recoverd fumble In the end played out most of the second rone, a nine yard run by Art half . . Scblltchter, a 15 yard run by Miami Trace showed an Rick Coe, and a 75 yard awsome offense with 17 first I!Camper by Nell Spears lor a downs and 499 total yards, 375 WALL PICKS UP 10 - GAHS Quarterback Terry Wall (tO) roiled·out for a 10-yard gain in the first period against Cbllllcothe Friday. Giving chase Is Cav ace Mike Falrrow, (21 ). Keitll Wilson photo . Tigers outlast Broncos IRONTON - Fullback (ierlod on a 32 yard rWI by Rick Howard scored tliree Juan Thomas and a three touchdowns Friday night In yard blast by Howard. leading the unbeaten Ironton Howard bulled one yard lor Tigers to a 2&-14 victory over hi.! secQnd TD In the second visiting Dayton Jefferson. quarter with Thomas adding The Tigers tacked 12 pointa the conversion rWI for a 2().0 on the hoard In the first halftime lead. . Jefferson tallied In the third period when Ed Ogeltry NORTHFIEW raced 76 yards with a NORTHFIELD , Ohio recovered flunble and John (UPI) - Despite being forced Mathlaon ran the conversion. INDIVIDUAL NET to race on the outaide almost Howard slammed over YARDS RUSHING every step of the way, from the two yard stripe with (Gallipolis ) Player ·Tcb Yg Avg . Spotllte Hill c~arged to the John Long running the Mink 16 76 4.7 Mo_rri son 1 2 2.0 Northfield Park wire a conversion to send the Tigers warr 14 27 1 9 winner Friday night In the .Into a 28-8 lead. Sali sbur y 9 i4 1 :s $55,000 Ladybug Trot. Mathison closed out the Ja ck son 6 9 1.5 1 .J ·3 I · 16 · 16 TOULS 48 ' 109 2.3 ( Chillicothe) Player Tcb Yg A v g . Fa ir r ow 8 37 4.6 Seward s · 7 24 3,4 Kinne Y 13 44 3.3 Kern l I 1.0 Shonkw iler 6 . 14 · 2 3 TOTALS l5 92 z:J Dabn e y T eam Pa ssing Player Wall Totals (Gallipol is) ( . A I YG TO 3-9 0 43 1 J.9. o· 43 1 l Chillicothe ) Player C-A I YG TO Shonkw il er 1- 9 2 2 o F airrow 1·2 1 0 0 Phil lip s J. J o 11 1 Total s 3·1 2 3 29 1 , TEAM STATISTICS Def)a'r tmen1 · G CG First downs II 10 Yardsru shing 180 142 Los! r ush ing 71 50 Net rushing 109 q2 Pass attempts - Miami Trace stunned the 9 12 Completion s 3 J lntercepJ ed b y 3 o .. Yards passing . 43 29 Total yard s 152 121 Play s 57 47 Return yard ag e 70 16 Fumbles 3 4 Lost fU m bl es 3 4 Punts 7· 157 2.79 Pen a Ities 5·35 6 60 Recovered enemy fumble s: GAH S - Kev Ja ckson , J im Simm s, Kent Sh aw ver , Terr y · Wal l. Scor e by quarter s: Chil li coth e 0 1 o 0---"- 7 Gallipoli s 0 o 8 0- 8 Scoring - G AHS - Keith Jackson , ll ·vard pa ss fro m Terry Wall , 7 : 24 lhird (Wa iL pa ss to Bri an Mink l. Ch i llicothe - M ik e Fa irr ow . 27 y.:~rd pass from Da vi d !='hillips , o : l L secon d (Ton y ·Co usins , k ic k ) . Waverly loses third in row, 21-14, to Briggs COLUMBUS The Waverly Tigers traveled to Columbus Briggs Friday night and absorbed their third loss of the season as the host team posted a 21-14 victory. Waverly too~ an early lead on a pass from Weeter to Tolar on a live yard play with Silcott running the conversion. The host team ·scored the next 21 ·poitita before Waverly notched their second TD on a 10 yard pass !rom Weeter to Noble. · The Tigers rolled up 266 yards Including 11 of 21 passes for 152 yards. ·Score by quarters: Waverly · 8 0 0 6-14 Col.s. Briggs ooa 13-21 ~Coring with a ala yard run In the final period lor the losers. Score by quarters: Dayton Jeff. oo8 6-14 Ironton 12 8 8 0-211 Twins blank Angels, 6-0 American Lug\lt (1 st Game l New vorli. OOOOOOOP0--051 Detro it 011 000 lOx- 3 7· 1 Honzmin 113-11 ) and Mun . son ,· R.obe rts (15- 16 ) and Wock.mfu!.s. HR-Detrolt , Sleub (1 4t h ). Otiefs capture first grid win LOGAN - Behind th e running of Harold Peppers and John Keinper the Logan Chieftains Friday night defeated visiting NetsonvllleYork 21..0 In a non-league encounter. Following a scoreless first quarter the Chiefs got on the · boanl when fullback Todd Davidson plunged over from Uie one yard stripe with Jeff Lee Smith hooting the point after. This 7-0 lead stood llntU midway In the fourth period when Peppers scampered 20 yards to the end zone with Smith's kick making it U-0. .Later In the quarter John coming on the groWid. Jackson netted just five first downa and 1Zi yards I'UIIhing, with Davis getting 101 on 31 carries. · · Score by quarters: Miami Trace 23 11 o ~I Jackaon 0 &0 ~ 6 Cl nd gameJ . New York Oll 100 001- 8 II I Detro it 000 000 ~ 0 51 Jacksonl7 ..,, and Healy ; Crawfor d , L emanczyk (3 1, Gril II (9) and Klmm .LP-Crawtord (1 . 1). HR .New Y ork. Nett · les {JO) . Kemper took a pitchout and raced 78 yards to paydlrl with Smith's kick closing out the scoring. Three times during the first ball the Logan offense drove deep Into Buckeye territory but had to settle for three field goal attempts by Smith with one going wide and two others from the to yard range falling short. The Chiefs rolled up 326 total yards as Peppers carried 16.tlmes lor 133 yards while Kemper added 121 yards on 11 tries. Score by quarters: Nels-York 0 0 0 ()- 0 lAgan 0 7 0 14-21 Bo!.ton 000 000 !)()()-' 0 7 0 Ba !limor e 030 000 OOx- 3 7 1 Wise (1.4 -10) and Fisk ; Gar land ( 19 .7) and Dempsey . HR Blllt im!)r e, .S ing l ef ~n ( 13). Oakland 000 000 2DO- 2 6 0 Chlc a(lO 000 100 OJx- 4 8 0 M it chell, ~Inger!. (!) , Lind· blad (8J. Todd C81 and Tenace .; Barr losCS·8J and Essian. LP· F ingers( 11 ,11). {14 Innings) Kansas Cl1y 000 00 1 000 000 01- 2 12 1 Tex'J 000 100 000 000 ~ I 7 I Fitz morr is, Gura {91, L.ltt ell (1 4) and Mar tinet, Nathan ( 10 ); Umbarg er. Bacsi k ( 10 ), Foucaul t ( \Jl, Skok ( l-4 }, TerJJko ( U l ond Sundber g, Fahey (9) . WP ·Gura (3·0) . 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HuskY lullblck Steve Hendricks tDre big holes in the Wildcat line and picked up 58 yanll In 14 carries, most of thoae yards coming In the first half. Neither teiiD could mount a serious threat until the cloalng minutes of the lint quarter when Southern finally put It together with Juat a little over two minutes remaining in the Initial litanu.. Hendricks picked up a first down on the Waterford thirteen, and then Boso carried It three straight timeS before he crosaed the goal line. He alao ran the extras to make It 8-0 as the quarter ended. After the following kickoff, the Wildcata were forced to punt, and the hollis then pUt \otlethet a drive that began on their own 32. After Brown took the bell down to the Wildcat !II, Hendricks lhls time carried ihe pigskin three straight times before he bulled his way over from the . two. Boao acored the PAT to let the half end 18-0. Waterford buckled down In the · lhlrd quarter and it looked like they mlcht make a game of it aalhey held the holta scorelu. But u the lui quarter began, the Tornadoes had the ball on their own 211, and on .the lint pllly !run acrlmmage, Hill ran a slant off tackle and acampered 64 yardl to the Waterford 11-yard line. Three .plllya IIIIer Bolo scored from the one to put the game out of reach. Alter tile Wlldcata couldn't move the bill, a poor punt put the pigskin on the Wildcats' 31 yard line and on the first play Brown threw hi.! first and only pass of the night to Hill who raced on Into the end r.one for the score. Southern had twelve first downa and held Waterford to just seven. The Tornado. defense held the Wildcats to just twelve total yards rushing and seven yards pusing. The hosts fumbled once and lost it wblle the visitors coughed up the ball twice and lost it once. On defense Kelly Winebrenner !)ad seven unassiated tadtles wbile Scott Souder had sill. 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The third and Dan 8peucer were c1oae Although the holt Spartans quarter ended witb the hollis behind blm u they got credl1 for IJ and 10, •ett*ii•ely. out-rusbed the Eagles 252 "' leading 14-7. 1811 yanll, the game '11'11 a Eastern had a chance to Milll wu the leading Eagle much better one that the acore right before the firlt groUJid.iiiDer with 41 yanll lllaliltiCII tlbow. Aftel' having balf ended wben they bad the · in 11 carries. Lanon bad 38 tD pull the ball on the flnt ball deep in Spartan cbunka of tuif In five ataeries, the Ea&l• recovered territory. With leu secoada tanpta, and qualterbeck Bob a Spartan fumble in left ill the half the risWn McClure carried the ball nine Ala:ander territory, and witb had a fourth and two times far 11 yards. Kevin IDGillelltum going lor them, situatiOn, but the Spartans Barton ran lor twelve yanll, they puahed it ICI'OIIthe goal beld. but allo caught one pus for Une wben Mark La- ran It ~ bolita iced the cake by eleven more yards. over from the two. steve acorlng twice In the last BY Quarrers : Hauber kidr.ed the mraa for quarter . The teams were Eastern 7 0 0 0- 7 APVIft , G&J AU10 PARTS Cozart Garage Racine, Ohio Eagles beaten, 28-7 A . .• . AUTO 'ARTS STOR(S ARE F£ATURING T"IS 15.10 ~ElATE & LIFETIME WARRANTY ON ARVIN MUFflERS. · · . , Barr's Ashland Station Reedsville, Ohio Codner's Texaco Station Syracuse, Ohio ,. r--------------------------""11 forA Carl .. 210 u- Rivtr ROJd Gottipolil, Ohio 45631 Bailey's ·Ashland Station Tuppers Plains, Ohio s teer yo ur self into .. c 'if:: THESE A Waterford player ia brwght down fronl behind by two Southern players during Friday's victory 0\'a' Walerford. (Gary Sisk photo). T...,.,..,,____ z;, Eber's Gulf Station . Racine. 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Union 76 Service Vinton, Ohio Baird's Texaco Station Wilkesvlll~. Ohio Eureka Truck Stop Eureka, Ohio Sheets Sohio Station Second ·& Court Street Gallipolis. Ohio Jackson mauled, .4 1-6 grid win McARTHUR - Following two dlaaWOintlng losses to high-powered foes the Wellston Golden Rockets came alive Friday night witll ·a 34-0 pasting of the Vinton County VIkings. With the running ~ttack lllowed by the losa of fullback Tony Gray, the Rockets switched to the passing game which produced three touchdown& and 186 yards. · in the first period quarterback Bruce Downard found John Johnson with a 40 yard strike and Jell Montgomery's kick made It UJ. Tony Gray's replacement, Terry Dixon, blasted one yard for a second period TO before Downard again hit Johnson with another scoring strike of OS yards. Montgomery kicked both extra points and the Rocketa led 21oat the half. In the third period the Downard to Johnson combo struck again on a 63 yard pass but the point alter kick was blocked. The final Wellston TD cam~ 011 a two yard run by Cuttis Jayjohn and Montgomery's kick made it 34-0. Downard completed four of eight pasaea for 186 yards and three touchdowns wblle the Wellston running • game netted 103 J{\rds. The Vikings netted just 49 . total yards and only three first downs against the rugged Rocket defenders. Score by quarters: Wellston 7 14 13 G-34 Vinton Co. 0 0 0 ()- 0 JACKSON Cousins split the uprights to make It 7-0. GAllS safety Terry Wall, who Intercepted three Chillicothe aerials, stole one the third play of the second half to get up Gailla's winning score. Starting on the Cav's 49, GAHS struck paydlrt seven plays later when Wall hit Keith Jackson with a n :yard strike In the endzone of the 7:24 'mark. Wall then passed to Brian Mink for the winning points. Fine defensive play the remainder of the game assured GAHS of ita third win In as .many starts. CHS dropped to 2-1 on the year. Mike Staggs smeared Fairrow for a 15-yard loss on a fourtll down pass play with 1:06 remaining to give GAHS possession. The Devils ran out tile clock. GAHS will travel to Wellston for Its SEOAL opener Friday. Chillicothe will host Upper Arlington. Here's Friday's statistics: Visiting :t:Hiieac tn the second period. Witll 2:Ill remaining In the Jackson lroninen by scoring half David P. Davis taWed 23 points in the first period Jackson's only points on a Friday night enroute to a 41_. three yard run, but Schlltwhipping of the SEOA L chter COWitered with a 3:i representative. · yanl run for Trace to make it The vialtDrs puI points up 41~ at halftime, which was quickly on Shawn Riley's tile final acore aa reserves recoverd fumble In the end played out most of the second rone, a nine yard run by Art half . . Scblltchter, a 15 yard run by Miami Trace showed an Rick Coe, and a 75 yard awsome offense with 17 first I!Camper by Nell Spears lor a downs and 499 total yards, 375 WALL PICKS UP 10 - GAHS Quarterback Terry Wall (tO) roiled·out for a 10-yard gain in the first period against Cbllllcothe Friday. Giving chase Is Cav ace Mike Falrrow, (21 ). Keitll Wilson photo . Tigers outlast Broncos IRONTON - Fullback (ierlod on a 32 yard rWI by Rick Howard scored tliree Juan Thomas and a three touchdowns Friday night In yard blast by Howard. leading the unbeaten Ironton Howard bulled one yard lor Tigers to a 2&-14 victory over hi.! secQnd TD In the second visiting Dayton Jefferson. quarter with Thomas adding The Tigers tacked 12 pointa the conversion rWI for a 2().0 on the hoard In the first halftime lead. . Jefferson tallied In the third period when Ed Ogeltry NORTHFIEW raced 76 yards with a NORTHFIELD , Ohio recovered flunble and John (UPI) - Despite being forced Mathlaon ran the conversion. INDIVIDUAL NET to race on the outaide almost Howard slammed over YARDS RUSHING every step of the way, from the two yard stripe with (Gallipolis ) Player ·Tcb Yg Avg . Spotllte Hill c~arged to the John Long running the Mink 16 76 4.7 Mo_rri son 1 2 2.0 Northfield Park wire a conversion to send the Tigers warr 14 27 1 9 winner Friday night In the .Into a 28-8 lead. Sali sbur y 9 i4 1 :s $55,000 Ladybug Trot. Mathison closed out the Ja ck son 6 9 1.5 1 .J ·3 I · 16 · 16 TOULS 48 ' 109 2.3 ( Chillicothe) Player Tcb Yg A v g . Fa ir r ow 8 37 4.6 Seward s · 7 24 3,4 Kinne Y 13 44 3.3 Kern l I 1.0 Shonkw iler 6 . 14 · 2 3 TOTALS l5 92 z:J Dabn e y T eam Pa ssing Player Wall Totals (Gallipol is) ( . A I YG TO 3-9 0 43 1 J.9. o· 43 1 l Chillicothe ) Player C-A I YG TO Shonkw il er 1- 9 2 2 o F airrow 1·2 1 0 0 Phil lip s J. J o 11 1 Total s 3·1 2 3 29 1 , TEAM STATISTICS Def)a'r tmen1 · G CG First downs II 10 Yardsru shing 180 142 Los! r ush ing 71 50 Net rushing 109 q2 Pass attempts - Miami Trace stunned the 9 12 Completion s 3 J lntercepJ ed b y 3 o .. Yards passing . 43 29 Total yard s 152 121 Play s 57 47 Return yard ag e 70 16 Fumbles 3 4 Lost fU m bl es 3 4 Punts 7· 157 2.79 Pen a Ities 5·35 6 60 Recovered enemy fumble s: GAH S - Kev Ja ckson , J im Simm s, Kent Sh aw ver , Terr y · Wal l. Scor e by quarter s: Chil li coth e 0 1 o 0---"- 7 Gallipoli s 0 o 8 0- 8 Scoring - G AHS - Keith Jackson , ll ·vard pa ss fro m Terry Wall , 7 : 24 lhird (Wa iL pa ss to Bri an Mink l. Ch i llicothe - M ik e Fa irr ow . 27 y.:~rd pass from Da vi d !='hillips , o : l L secon d (Ton y ·Co usins , k ic k ) . Waverly loses third in row, 21-14, to Briggs COLUMBUS The Waverly Tigers traveled to Columbus Briggs Friday night and absorbed their third loss of the season as the host team posted a 21-14 victory. Waverly too~ an early lead on a pass from Weeter to Tolar on a live yard play with Silcott running the conversion. The host team ·scored the next 21 ·poitita before Waverly notched their second TD on a 10 yard pass !rom Weeter to Noble. · The Tigers rolled up 266 yards Including 11 of 21 passes for 152 yards. ·Score by quarters: Waverly · 8 0 0 6-14 Col.s. Briggs ooa 13-21 ~Coring with a ala yard run In the final period lor the losers. Score by quarters: Dayton Jeff. oo8 6-14 Ironton 12 8 8 0-211 Twins blank Angels, 6-0 American Lug\lt (1 st Game l New vorli. OOOOOOOP0--051 Detro it 011 000 lOx- 3 7· 1 Honzmin 113-11 ) and Mun . son ,· R.obe rts (15- 16 ) and Wock.mfu!.s. HR-Detrolt , Sleub (1 4t h ). Otiefs capture first grid win LOGAN - Behind th e running of Harold Peppers and John Keinper the Logan Chieftains Friday night defeated visiting NetsonvllleYork 21..0 In a non-league encounter. Following a scoreless first quarter the Chiefs got on the · boanl when fullback Todd Davidson plunged over from Uie one yard stripe with Jeff Lee Smith hooting the point after. This 7-0 lead stood llntU midway In the fourth period when Peppers scampered 20 yards to the end zone with Smith's kick making it U-0. .Later In the quarter John coming on the groWid. Jackson netted just five first downa and 1Zi yards I'UIIhing, with Davis getting 101 on 31 carries. · · Score by quarters: Miami Trace 23 11 o ~I Jackaon 0 &0 ~ 6 Cl nd gameJ . New York Oll 100 001- 8 II I Detro it 000 000 ~ 0 51 Jacksonl7 ..,, and Healy ; Crawfor d , L emanczyk (3 1, Gril II (9) and Klmm .LP-Crawtord (1 . 1). HR .New Y ork. Nett · les {JO) . Kemper took a pitchout and raced 78 yards to paydlrl with Smith's kick closing out the scoring. Three times during the first ball the Logan offense drove deep Into Buckeye territory but had to settle for three field goal attempts by Smith with one going wide and two others from the to yard range falling short. The Chiefs rolled up 326 total yards as Peppers carried 16.tlmes lor 133 yards while Kemper added 121 yards on 11 tries. Score by quarters: Nels-York 0 0 0 ()- 0 lAgan 0 7 0 14-21 Bo!.ton 000 000 !)()()-' 0 7 0 Ba !limor e 030 000 OOx- 3 7 1 Wise (1.4 -10) and Fisk ; Gar land ( 19 .7) and Dempsey . HR Blllt im!)r e, .S ing l ef ~n ( 13). Oakland 000 000 2DO- 2 6 0 Chlc a(lO 000 100 OJx- 4 8 0 M it chell, ~Inger!. (!) , Lind· blad (8J. Todd C81 and Tenace .; Barr losCS·8J and Essian. LP· F ingers( 11 ,11). {14 Innings) Kansas Cl1y 000 00 1 000 000 01- 2 12 1 Tex'J 000 100 000 000 ~ I 7 I Fitz morr is, Gura {91, L.ltt ell (1 4) and Mar tinet, Nathan ( 10 ); Umbarg er. Bacsi k ( 10 ), Foucaul t ( \Jl, Skok ( l-4 }, TerJJko ( U l ond Sundber g, Fahey (9) . WP ·Gura (3·0) . L l='· Foucault (8·8) . BLOOMINGTON, ,Minn. · MilWau kee . 000 .000 ()(1()-- o 7 o Cleveland 00 1 010 OOK- 2 I! 1 (UPI) - Dave Goltz pitched Sla ton ( 14 . 14J and Por ter ; a two-hitter and outdueled Ecker sl ey ( 12.121 and Ashby . ( oni.Y games scheduled) .record-setting Nolan Ryan as the Minnesota Twins downed the California Angels 8-0 in a Saturday morning game. Goltz permitted an infield hit to leadoff man Dave Collins in the first Inning and then held tile Angels hitless until Marlo Guerrero singled to rlgbt field witll two out In the ninth Inning. Goltz walked lour and struck out eight In running his record to 14-14. Ryan, who gave up only three hits, had a personal Not a II sizes, but all good buys. five-game winning streak snapped as his record dropped to 15-18. He walked eight and struck out 11 while running his major-league leading total to 302. 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Reserve signal~aller .Steve Moss closed out the scoring with a one-yard plunge at 2:22 of the closing quarter . Vetter, a junior, completed one offive passes for 11 yards and rushed 14 times for 34 yards. Welcher, also a junior and the game's leading ground· gainer, carried the ball 17 times. Tne Bobcats, who host Toledo in a Mid-American Conference game next week, are now 3-0 overall. The Vandals· of the Big Sky Conference carry a 2-1 record for all games. N a 1 i o n a I Football League Standings By Un ired Presi International B rg • R ed by , · - 22-0 tally Arnerica~a~~nference w. l. t.pet. pl pa Balt imor e 2 0 0 1.000 55 40 Miam i 1 1 a .500 .4 4 51 New England 1 1 a .500.43 41 Buflalo a 2 a .000 2.t 43 NY Jets a 2 a .ooo 2a 84 Central, w. l. t . pet . pt pa Houston 1 0 0 1.000 33 3 COLUMBUS (UP!) - Jim Pi ttsburgh I I 0 .500 59 45 1 1 a .soo s2 48 eve lanc;j Winans scored two touch· · Cl Cin cinnat i I 1 0 .500 44 35 downs Saiurday to lead We5t w. t. t. pct . pt pa Capital to a 2U win over San Diego 1 0 · 0 1.000 53 16 Denison in Ohio Conference Oakland 2 a 0 1.000 55 49 non-divisional play, the Denver 1 1 0 .500 53 10 City o 2 0 ,000 37 54 Crusaders' second shutout of Kansas Tampa Bay 0 2 0 .000 0 .43 the season. Nationa l Conference East Winans scored on runs of 7 w . Lt. pct . pf pa · and 4 yards while Dan White Dallas 2 0 0 1.000 51 13 2 0 0 1.000 59 14 added a four-yard run and Sr . Louis Washington 1 o a 1.000 so 1• Brtan Speelman kicked a fl· Phil 1 1 0 .500 27 34 yard field goal. NY Gillnts 0 1 0 .000 2'39 Central . Capital Is 2.0 and Denison is w. I. t. ptt. pi pa 0-1·1. Chicago 2 0 0 1.000 29 15 Minnesota 1 0 I .750 50 19 1 1 0 .500 27 20 0 2 0 .000 " 55 Detroit Green Bay Michigan rips Navy, 70 to 14 \ ANN ARBOR, Mich, (UP!) - Top-rated but llwnbllng Michigan, trailing 88 late 88 69 seconds before the first ball ended, saw sophomore quarterback Rick Leach run for two touchdowns and throw for two and broke loose for four touchdoWIUI in a 5:19 span of the third ,quarter Saturday to triQilp!e Stubborn Navy, 70-l!. Tbe 70 points was the most scored by a Michigan telllll in 71 years, since tbe 1905 squad decinnaled Oberlin, 75-o. But the Wolverines' third win in as many tries was achieved in typical fashion when they play Navy -a tough first half followed by a runaway second against the tiredo()ut Midshipmen. wesr w. l. 1. pct . pf Pill Los Angeles 1 0 1 .750 40 2.C San Fran 1 1 0 .500 38 Jl Sea til e o 2 0 .000 31 61 Attanla o 2 o .000 2.1 54 New Orleans 0 2 o .000 15 6-4 Sunday's G.•mes . Green Bay at Cincinnati Minnesota at Detroit Buffalo at Tampa Bay New England at Pittsburgh New York Jets at Miami Atlanta at Chicago • New Orleans. at Kansas City Oaklan!j at Houston Baltimore at Dallas Cleveland at Denver New York Giants at L.os Angeles . St. Lauls at Sa n Dievo san Francisco at seattle (only games sch!dule<H Mo"day ' s; Game wash/ngtol'1 at Ph iladelph ia , night Conly game scheduled) DEFIANCE WINS DEFIANCE, Ohio (UPI)Defiance fullback Gene Mendoza scored twice Saturday, both.times on oneyard runs, to power tbe. Yellow Jacketa to a 28-24 Hoosier-Buckeye Conference win over Earlham (Ind.) By GENE CADDES UPI Sporll Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP! ) Substitute quarterback Pete Woods tossed a three-yard touchdown pass to Leo Lewis with 12 seconds left in the game and then ran for a twopoint conversion Saturday to give underdog Missouri a come-from-behind 22~ZI victory over second.-anked Ohio State. Woods, playing only because of an injury to starting quarterback Steve Pisarkiewicz, guided the Tigers w two second-half oouchdowns, overcoming a three-touch&wn, first-half performance by Ohio State fullback Pete Johnson. While Woods accounted for the winning points, it was a 31-yard run by senio~ tailback Curtis Brown which put tile Tigers in position to win. Brown, a. 1).{1, 200-pounder, took a pitciMlut from Woods and raced the ball from the Ohio State 40 to the nine. ·Woods, on a keeper, got six yards to the three. Brown carried for one yard before Yanks clinch tie for title Woods, on third and two, found Lewis in the far corner of the end zone. Tbe Tigers first attempt at tile twC>i)oint conversion .went astray when Woods' pass .floated over Brown's outstretched arms. But Ohio State was called for iUegal use of tl\e hands, giving Woods a second chance. Johnson, whose three touchdowns all came from two yards out, got the slow· starting llUckeyes going late in the first quarter a~ the 241pound fullback almost singlehandedly moved the Otris Garllch intercepted 1 Rod Gerald pan and returned it to the Buckeye :rr. Eight · plays later, Brown went over from the four . Tbe loss, which dropped Ohio Stale to f-1 on the season, snapped a 251!ame winning streak for . the Buckeyes In Ohio Stadium. Punts Fumbles Ptnaltles . vds . Mls. • ·•O . S 2·1 -- osu OSU - S·"•·' 1-1 0 7 7 8- 22 0 21 0 0- 21 Johnson Mit - Stewart ll pass Woods , Gibbons .kick. OSU - Johnson rrom ,..:. 2 run . SkltGony, kick. GAWPOIJB - " Blue Angell opened their lt78 lltbed~ 1ut ~ on tbe road •11lnlt WaYwty, SoUtJt Point and Clllllpelke. . Tuelday nllbl 11 Waverly tbe ~· Wft dlflllted by W•'NI7 S.ll, IJ.lO, 5-U in tbelr llnlleUOII mateh after golnc andeftllld In pre•••aon play with Kyger Creek, Eutern, lnd Oak Hill. 1be Anleil plagued ·. OSV -- Johnson Skladanv. kick. Mia - • campmgn 2 run , Skladeny, kick. 2 run , . 1 Brown • run, Glb· ' bons kick. Mls ..... Lewis 2 pan from COLUMBUS . OhiO IUPil - St&tlstits of the Missouri . Ohio St,s.te football game : woocts, woods run. A - 87 ,936. .: MIS OSU F lnt dow.ns Rushes .yards Passing yards Return yards P·&sses . 22 21 53 ·211 65 ·296 113 51 M0·2 but Oklahoma fell victim to mistakes and a fired-up Florida State defense and bad to setUe Von Schamann's field goal. · Florida State struck back inunediately, marching 4ll yards in 12 plays, wlth Key 's touchdown putting the surprising Seminoles ahead at the quarter. Ivory's first cross~untry touchdown put the Sooners on top again but Florida State quickly drove to the OU one yard line after recovering a fumble at the Sooner 3'l . Sooner safety Zac Henderson jarred the ball from Key and tackle Phil TabOr recovered in the end zone to Qqell the threat. · . Two other Seminole drives in the third quarter ended in turnovers, Henderson 11' 1-8·1 by mllllk• CARL'S SHOE SlORE Gallipolis, Ohio · · '7995 1976-65'X14' MANSION .- MOBILE HOME Total electric, 3 bedroom, lived m only 5 months. ', ., 1974-70'Xl4' NASHUA MOBILE HOME .•s• JOHNSON'S MOBILE HOME M.ALLIPOUS, 0. ~"-'' ~7-28-29-30 INSULATION SPECIALS ATHENS - 4''Xl5" REGUlAR SALE '6.25 '525 50 SQ. fl. ROll. ~ GUnER . ONWAY & ·' ·WHITE PAINTED ALUMINUM 61fz"X15" REGULAR 30 SQ. fl. Rru '6.26 MEMORIAL FIELD HOUSE · Saturday • October 23 • .8:00 P.M• . '536 PANELING 37eFT.· 42' FT. • Accessories SPECIAL BRANDY BIRat 5/32 .X 4 X 8 Regular '6.99 Sheet ,. 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BOX 54SS • HUNTIHiOON, WEST VIRGINIA l570l ••••• . el2"d2" plafiUid Athenl BulldOI team fell Vlcllm to viaitlnc Clrdevllle Friday night by a SALE SALE REGULAR Complete Line ol LORETTA YNN •• •• •• Bulldogs are beaten, 20-12 •' --------------------------·----· Go to work in quality . •' OCTOBER 1-2 ------ Outdoorsman .. . work shoes for workmen. Quality built to stay "on duty" when you're "on duty". Designed to keep you comfortable all day ... and deliver the ki nd of long wear you expect for your work shoe dollars. WEEKLY SEPTEMBER THREE Seniors, Barbara Edelmann (C), Marla Singer (C), Kll'llll Sprague; Juniors, • Tina Nibert, Pam Pasquale, Ginny Youg, J eannle Brown, Debbie Shaw; Sophomores, Janet Groves, Sberry Shaw, Kathy Daniell, Kim Betz, Karen Stein· bl'llllner, Patti Nlehm, Tammy Snyder, Valerle Flpley. Freshmen, Jaynellen · Wilod, Christy Strang, Cbrllly DWon. Trainer, Lucl Norvell (attended training camp at Ol!lo University thll a~ mer) . Saturday's scores Saturday'• Cellege . Green 15 FootbaURnultt New Hampshire UDited Prell IDieraadolial Dartmouth 13 Duke 21 Virginia 6 ' Yale 21 Connecticut 10 Georgia 2n South Carolina 12 Richmond 43 VMI 0 Curry 10 W, Coon. 6 Wake For.S 13 Kansas St. o Nichols 37 Bolton St. 14 " Wooster 21 Kenyon 7 Tufts 13 Wesleyan 12 Central Mich. 22 MarS!all 7 Williams 14 Hamlltoo 6 Itbaca 28 Cortland St. 12 Auburn 38 TenneSIIee 28 . Rochester u. 21 Cani.oius 7 88Usbury St. 21 Bowie St. 20 Sallabury St. 21 Bowie St. 20 Capit8122 DenisOO o· Trinlly (Conn.)30 Bowdoin 14 Albright 15 Juniata 13 Rutgers 17 j>rinceton 0 Allegheny 14 Bethany (W. Hoflltra 14 Trenton St. 7 Va.) 9 Wash. & Jeff. 10 Jdm Carroll Iowa 7 Penn St. 6 7 , Pittsburgh 21 Temple 7 St. Lawrence 24 ROchester Worch.Ser Tech 2n Coast Tech o Guard 17 Alfred 19 NY Tech 13 San Diego St. 'l1 Bowling Kentucky 14 W. Va, 10 OUR FAll CIRCUlARS ARE IN lHE MAIL RIGHT NCM ••• YOU'll FIND MANY, MANY TERRIFIC VALUES FOR lHE HOME OWNER ••• BUY NCM AND sAVE!! ---- - ·-·· ·lfS TIME TO WINTERIZE YOUR HOME-AND WE'RE HERE TO HELP YOU WITH AGREAT . . SELECTION FOR THE OO.IT·YOURSELfER! ROSTERS 3 bedrooms, gas, bath and 1/2, bay win.dow. EASTERN AVE. in tbelr opener, llrlnltb lkllil In ber flrlt Vlnrlly mltd! to pace tbe Ancell in their first victory. South Polllt defeated the Ancell .9ID; &-!Ito llart tbe IWOn's fint week at a 14 record. llaWpolla del•ted South PQlnt In a dON malcb 1ut y111r at Cheaapeaie, ao the SOUth Point lilt, frelb from tbeir defeat of Chesapeake, malnlalned tilelr momentum to .defeat tile A!Jiell who denied them a perfect season Jail year. ()aWpolla will bolt Kyger Creek, Jail year's dlatrlct cliamplona In Dlvilion A, and ~Trace, another powerful single A school from Chillicothe area In a trlngullr match 111 GaUia Academy Saturday, Sept. 25 . at I. Tbe Galllpolia Junior Varsity also travelled to Waverly loaing their ffrst game 14-18 after taking an early lead, and finiUy the maid! U they lOIII the leCOnd game ·s-u. Sophomores, Taml Fraser and Sheryl Sbaw paced tile Utile Ancell wllh help from lrelbman Jaynellen Wood oo defense. 1be JV's did not play at Clesapeaie due to tile time Involved In a triangular maid!. • Pebble te1tuted cowhide leather • WeH conslruction • Cushion inlole and steel shanl arch support • Oilresisiani neoprene sole and heel YOUR CHOICE 1 SALE ENDS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3rd YOWII a-pelke team 1510; 15-4 In llrllaht llell. ~le Shaw lbowed bitting M>I.VERINE® 6" WELT WORK BOOT FALCONS LOSE -. BOWLING GREEN, Ohio . (UP!) - Junior. San l)lego state halfback David Turner ran for 209 yards in 'l1 carries and scored twice, once on a 60-yard breakaway In the thll'd quarter, to lead the Aztecs to a 'll-15 win over Bowling Green. Mrs. Bertha Russell returned home Friday after spending a week with ii'J'. and Mrs. 'Earl RusseU of Ken· Mijor Lugue St•nd ings · lucky. United Press lnfernati onal Mr. and Mrs . William National League Eas1 Boyce of Columbus and Mr. W. L Ptf. G8 and Mrs. Carl Russell and 9A 61 .612 Phila . 88 68 .564 7 family were weekend visitors Pitts , 83 11 · .s•o 11 New York Qf Mrs. Bertha Russell. . 71 ·85 .45.4 2.4 Chicago 11 1a ...1'11 111," 70 BS ,452 2~ 112 Bostan Mrs. Clinton Gilkey of St , Louis 611 BS . U7 21 1 ~ SA 100 .349 AO Det roit Montreal Albany was a recent visitor of 65 89 .422 28 1~ Wesf Milwau . Mr. Lincoln Russell. Wesf · W. L. Pet. GB W. L. Pet. GB x. Cin . 98 56 ·.636 Mr. and Mrs, Harley Smith Kan . City 89 65 .578 L.os Ang •. 88 66 .511 10 of Kanauga were Sunday 83 71 .539 6 Kings Point 27 Crllttysburg 10 Houston 77 18 .A97 211"2 Oakland M inn . Bl 15 :520 91;~ San Fran ., 70 86 ,449 29 visitors of, Mr . . and Mrs. calif. 11 85 JB''' North Carolina 34 Army 32 Charley Smith. Eugene Smith San Diego 69 85 .H8 29 10 85 .<52 19'.'> Dlinois St. 19 Villanova 17 Atlanta 67 88 .432 3l 'h Texas x .clinche d div.is ion til le ChSaturd•y•s ;cago "re511l91h : · 413 25 " ' EastCarolina20Wm. &Mary of Kingsbury was a~ a Saturday's resulls : visitor Sunday. Minnesota 6 California 0 19 New York S Chicago 2 New York 10 Detro it 6 Gulli d 24 Em •H S•turdlly's result~ : Bos ton at Baltimore . n ight · or ' ory w. enry St. Lou ts l P ittsburgh Q Milwaukee at Cleveland . n ight 14 ZIPS ROIL Philadelph ia 6 Montreal 5 Cincinnati ar Los Angeln , twi . Kansa• City at Tex••· nigh I HampdenoSydney 21 Madison YOUNG STOWN, Ohio CaRland al Chicago . n ight 14 light (UP!) Todo11y's gamei : Dan Simon led Houston at San FrancisCo. twi . California at Minnesota Jackson St. 13 Miss. Valley Akron's rushing attack lioht New Vork at De troit St 12 San Diego at Atlanta, ni ght Saturday with 79 yards and Boston at Baltimore • Today's games : Virginia St. 22 St. Paul 's 16 scored one touch&wn as the Philadelph i a at Montreal , 2 Milwaukee at Cleve land Oakland at Chicago Western Kentucky 12 Austin Zips rolled over Youngstown • Pittsburgh at St . Louis Kansas. City at ieKas Peay 7 Chicago a t New York 24-J. 10 BIG DAYS Gil of. f-at t1me1 beblnd 1pikq Barb Edelman, 1'lnl Nlbeit and Kanrn Sprque, No play lOti ttnnllll'tl In Yolle)'baU aJ!d tellert Marllll Stn;er ttnd Ginlly Young pave the 11'13' for bitten to ICOrt. Tbe- Anceil lrlvelled to Sciutb Point ttnd. Qlesapeaie oq Tbunrday defeatlna a blit lbowed intercepting a pass by · quarterback Jimmy Blac)c at the 30 and tackle ,Richard Murray recovering a fumble at the 33. Florida State linebacker Detroit Reynolda intercepted a pass by Sooner quarterbad< Dean Blevins to set the Seminoles up at the OU 42, this drive ending in Cappelen's field goal. Wolfpen HARDMAN HOME CE·NTER open 1976 2·30 ., : 1 6·45 Sooners on top NORMAN, Okla . (UP!) Halfback Horace Ivory bro~e for touchdown runs of 37 and Alexander is now 13-9. 23 yards Saturday and 61thranked 0\tlahoma, struggling Wooster knocks much of the way, subdued underdog Florida State, 24-9. Elvis Peacock, the other off foe, 21-7 starting halfback, scored . GAMBIER, Ohio (UP! ) another Oklahoma Tailback Mike Riffee scored touchdown on a three-yard twice in the fourth quarter to run and UWE Von Schamann lead Wooster to a 21-7 win kicked a 40-yard field goal for over Kenyon in Ohio the Sooners, who went into Conference nondivisional the game favored by more play Saturday.' than five touchdowns. Rlffee scoced on a 14-yard · Tailback Larry Key burst run to break a 7·7 tie, and over from five yards out for &Qded a scoring run of 18 the Seminoles and Dave yards. Cappelen added a 42-yard Wooster oper~ed scoring In field goal. .the second period on a twoIvory, carrying nine times yard run by quarterback for 112 yards, spearheaded a Dave Pandilidis and Kenyon Sooner ground attack that tailbad< Bob Jennings tied rolled up 455 yards, Blevins the game on his 3-yard run, hit two of eight passes, one of Wooster is W and Kenyon them a 39-yarder to is 1-1. Freshman split end Steve Rhodes to set up Peacock's touchdown. · Florida State has 219 yards on the ground and Black, who rushed for 86 yards, hit four of eight passes for 51 yards. .Cincinna H at LOS Angeles Both teams had scoring Houston at San Franc isco San Oiego at Allanta drives end in fumbles into the Ameriun .L eague end zone. East W. L . Pet. G8 Fullback Kenny King 9~ 61 .608 New YOrk romped 42 yards on the 86 68 . 558 nz· Bal1. 1 'J Sooners' first offernive play 78 1.4 ,512 14 Cleve . DETROIT (UP!) - The New. York ·Yankees chased rookie southpaw Ed Glynn with a six.-un outburst in the opening inning Saturday then rolled on to a 10-ll win over the Detroit Tigers which clinch~ at least a tie for the American League East Pennant. Chris Otannbllss paced the 12-llit' Yankee attack with a three-for-five performance, including his nth h1111er and a do~ble . Every New York starter collected at least one hit. Thurman Munson cracked his 16th homer of the year off reUever Bill I,axtoo plus a sacrifice fly for a three-RBI output boosting his season total to 104. . Doyle Alexander, with relief from Did< Tidrow in the sixth inning, was the winner. ' Buckeyes 80 yards for their frrst score. Johnson bad 59 yards in 11 carries. Missouri, however; rebowlded with a 79-yard drive of its own with Woods hitting stewart with a 31-yard scoring pass. Ohio State's final touchdown, which gave the Buckeyes a 21-7 halftime lead, came after tackle Nick Buonamlci Upped · and then intercepted a Woods pass on !he Missouri 23. The second half was aU Missouri. The Tigers cut the score to 21·14 after linebacker Angels POINT PLEASANT •• • • • e e e • �. ' 12 - The Sunday Times · Sentinel, Sunday , Sept. 26, 1976 13- The Sundly Ttm. • Sentlnel,lllllday, Sept. as, 1m OU blanks Missouri jolts, OSU, 22-21 foe, 35-0 ATHENS, Ohio (UPI J Ohio University , led by quarterback Andy Vetter 's two touchdowns and tailback Arnold Welcher's 116 rushing yards; waltzed past Idaho :taOat Peden Stadium Saturday. Vetter tallied the first score of the game on a nine-yard run with 8:39 left in the opening quarter. He also lit the scoreboard in the second period, On a four-yard jaunt that put the Bobcats ahead 140 lit halftime. OU fuUback Kevin Babcock scored from six yards and tailback Jobn Summers from Cap blanks seven in llle third stanza. Reserve signal~aller .Steve Moss closed out the scoring with a one-yard plunge at 2:22 of the closing quarter . Vetter, a junior, completed one offive passes for 11 yards and rushed 14 times for 34 yards. Welcher, also a junior and the game's leading ground· gainer, carried the ball 17 times. Tne Bobcats, who host Toledo in a Mid-American Conference game next week, are now 3-0 overall. The Vandals· of the Big Sky Conference carry a 2-1 record for all games. N a 1 i o n a I Football League Standings By Un ired Presi International B rg • R ed by , · - 22-0 tally Arnerica~a~~nference w. l. t.pet. pl pa Balt imor e 2 0 0 1.000 55 40 Miam i 1 1 a .500 .4 4 51 New England 1 1 a .500.43 41 Buflalo a 2 a .000 2.t 43 NY Jets a 2 a .ooo 2a 84 Central, w. l. t . pet . pt pa Houston 1 0 0 1.000 33 3 COLUMBUS (UP!) - Jim Pi ttsburgh I I 0 .500 59 45 1 1 a .soo s2 48 eve lanc;j Winans scored two touch· · Cl Cin cinnat i I 1 0 .500 44 35 downs Saiurday to lead We5t w. t. t. pct . pt pa Capital to a 2U win over San Diego 1 0 · 0 1.000 53 16 Denison in Ohio Conference Oakland 2 a 0 1.000 55 49 non-divisional play, the Denver 1 1 0 .500 53 10 City o 2 0 ,000 37 54 Crusaders' second shutout of Kansas Tampa Bay 0 2 0 .000 0 .43 the season. Nationa l Conference East Winans scored on runs of 7 w . Lt. pct . pf pa · and 4 yards while Dan White Dallas 2 0 0 1.000 51 13 2 0 0 1.000 59 14 added a four-yard run and Sr . Louis Washington 1 o a 1.000 so 1• Brtan Speelman kicked a fl· Phil 1 1 0 .500 27 34 yard field goal. NY Gillnts 0 1 0 .000 2'39 Central . Capital Is 2.0 and Denison is w. I. t. ptt. pi pa 0-1·1. Chicago 2 0 0 1.000 29 15 Minnesota 1 0 I .750 50 19 1 1 0 .500 27 20 0 2 0 .000 " 55 Detroit Green Bay Michigan rips Navy, 70 to 14 \ ANN ARBOR, Mich, (UP!) - Top-rated but llwnbllng Michigan, trailing 88 late 88 69 seconds before the first ball ended, saw sophomore quarterback Rick Leach run for two touchdowns and throw for two and broke loose for four touchdoWIUI in a 5:19 span of the third ,quarter Saturday to triQilp!e Stubborn Navy, 70-l!. Tbe 70 points was the most scored by a Michigan telllll in 71 years, since tbe 1905 squad decinnaled Oberlin, 75-o. But the Wolverines' third win in as many tries was achieved in typical fashion when they play Navy -a tough first half followed by a runaway second against the tiredo()ut Midshipmen. wesr w. l. 1. pct . pf Pill Los Angeles 1 0 1 .750 40 2.C San Fran 1 1 0 .500 38 Jl Sea til e o 2 0 .000 31 61 Attanla o 2 o .000 2.1 54 New Orleans 0 2 o .000 15 6-4 Sunday's G.•mes . Green Bay at Cincinnati Minnesota at Detroit Buffalo at Tampa Bay New England at Pittsburgh New York Jets at Miami Atlanta at Chicago • New Orleans. at Kansas City Oaklan!j at Houston Baltimore at Dallas Cleveland at Denver New York Giants at L.os Angeles . St. Lauls at Sa n Dievo san Francisco at seattle (only games sch!dule<H Mo"day ' s; Game wash/ngtol'1 at Ph iladelph ia , night Conly game scheduled) DEFIANCE WINS DEFIANCE, Ohio (UPI)Defiance fullback Gene Mendoza scored twice Saturday, both.times on oneyard runs, to power tbe. Yellow Jacketa to a 28-24 Hoosier-Buckeye Conference win over Earlham (Ind.) By GENE CADDES UPI Sporll Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP! ) Substitute quarterback Pete Woods tossed a three-yard touchdown pass to Leo Lewis with 12 seconds left in the game and then ran for a twopoint conversion Saturday to give underdog Missouri a come-from-behind 22~ZI victory over second.-anked Ohio State. Woods, playing only because of an injury to starting quarterback Steve Pisarkiewicz, guided the Tigers w two second-half oouchdowns, overcoming a three-touch&wn, first-half performance by Ohio State fullback Pete Johnson. While Woods accounted for the winning points, it was a 31-yard run by senio~ tailback Curtis Brown which put tile Tigers in position to win. Brown, a. 1).{1, 200-pounder, took a pitciMlut from Woods and raced the ball from the Ohio State 40 to the nine. ·Woods, on a keeper, got six yards to the three. Brown carried for one yard before Yanks clinch tie for title Woods, on third and two, found Lewis in the far corner of the end zone. Tbe Tigers first attempt at tile twC>i)oint conversion .went astray when Woods' pass .floated over Brown's outstretched arms. But Ohio State was called for iUegal use of tl\e hands, giving Woods a second chance. Johnson, whose three touchdowns all came from two yards out, got the slow· starting llUckeyes going late in the first quarter a~ the 241pound fullback almost singlehandedly moved the Otris Garllch intercepted 1 Rod Gerald pan and returned it to the Buckeye :rr. Eight · plays later, Brown went over from the four . Tbe loss, which dropped Ohio Stale to f-1 on the season, snapped a 251!ame winning streak for . the Buckeyes In Ohio Stadium. Punts Fumbles Ptnaltles . vds . Mls. • ·•O . S 2·1 -- osu OSU - S·"•·' 1-1 0 7 7 8- 22 0 21 0 0- 21 Johnson Mit - Stewart ll pass Woods , Gibbons .kick. OSU - Johnson rrom ,..:. 2 run . SkltGony, kick. GAWPOIJB - " Blue Angell opened their lt78 lltbed~ 1ut ~ on tbe road •11lnlt WaYwty, SoUtJt Point and Clllllpelke. . Tuelday nllbl 11 Waverly tbe ~· Wft dlflllted by W•'NI7 S.ll, IJ.lO, 5-U in tbelr llnlleUOII mateh after golnc andeftllld In pre•••aon play with Kyger Creek, Eutern, lnd Oak Hill. 1be Anleil plagued ·. OSV -- Johnson Skladanv. kick. Mia - • campmgn 2 run , Skladeny, kick. 2 run , . 1 Brown • run, Glb· ' bons kick. Mls ..... Lewis 2 pan from COLUMBUS . OhiO IUPil - St&tlstits of the Missouri . Ohio St,s.te football game : woocts, woods run. A - 87 ,936. .: MIS OSU F lnt dow.ns Rushes .yards Passing yards Return yards P·&sses . 22 21 53 ·211 65 ·296 113 51 M0·2 but Oklahoma fell victim to mistakes and a fired-up Florida State defense and bad to setUe Von Schamann's field goal. · Florida State struck back inunediately, marching 4ll yards in 12 plays, wlth Key 's touchdown putting the surprising Seminoles ahead at the quarter. Ivory's first cross~untry touchdown put the Sooners on top again but Florida State quickly drove to the OU one yard line after recovering a fumble at the Sooner 3'l . Sooner safety Zac Henderson jarred the ball from Key and tackle Phil TabOr recovered in the end zone to Qqell the threat. · . Two other Seminole drives in the third quarter ended in turnovers, Henderson 11' 1-8·1 by mllllk• CARL'S SHOE SlORE Gallipolis, Ohio · · '7995 1976-65'X14' MANSION .- MOBILE HOME Total electric, 3 bedroom, lived m only 5 months. ', ., 1974-70'Xl4' NASHUA MOBILE HOME .•s• JOHNSON'S MOBILE HOME M.ALLIPOUS, 0. ~"-'' ~7-28-29-30 INSULATION SPECIALS ATHENS - 4''Xl5" REGUlAR SALE '6.25 '525 50 SQ. fl. ROll. ~ GUnER . ONWAY & ·' ·WHITE PAINTED ALUMINUM 61fz"X15" REGULAR 30 SQ. fl. Rru '6.26 MEMORIAL FIELD HOUSE · Saturday • October 23 • .8:00 P.M• . '536 PANELING 37eFT.· 42' FT. • Accessories SPECIAL BRANDY BIRat 5/32 .X 4 X 8 Regular '6.99 Sheet ,. In Stock .' ¢ $529 sheet TICKETS • s4so • ssso • S650 • ON SALE NOW : FIUO HOUSE, MACK AND DAVE'S, HUMPHREYS' SOUTHSIDE PHARMACY. SEARS RECQRD SHOP (IN PORTSMOUTH, ASHLAND: IRONTON) fl~II~Q·s ~. () lf to.,lr) rqrw IN ont NT PUAS.ANT •• • Man . & FrU:JOtillp.m. Tun. Wed. Sat. · 9:Jotll$p.m. Thursd•r 9:JOlil12 noon t ' !I! ••••• ••••• ••••• ••••• ••••• ••••• ••••• .·: CIO MIMOWIAL fiiLD ··..•··•·:···:·••. ··; • .' ,, - .·Fri.,,,. A,M,.J p 1>11. lol-y 7:30 A.l>ll.-4 P:M. '"ONI446-4464 HOUII tASH & CARRY Enclose srtmped •• lf·adflreued envelope FOit INFORMATION , PHONE 5~9 · 4124 ' NCM WICABYHI WliOu TIAI 1.0N0 ' HIGHlAND ~ c= /l_~ ~-/~ ) ) • ' l l ' .J ..1 ::J :J \I \ FORMICA DRIFTWOOOor FORMICA WALNUT 16" x 18" VANITY wHh 19"x 17"MAR8LfTOP&BOWt by A/co Glve your bath or h:';der rooin an e le~nt look with one of t ese perfect little gems · a mini·vonity with o tuhured morble t~ with Integral bowl. 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With Ollly one starting bad< 1n tbe Uneup, the Bundoaa scored earlf 011 1 Jl8lll from tlllblcll AI Walton to Jeff Grlftln eoterlng S! yards for a quick ~ lead. However, · the Round· townerltheD ICOred tbe nut II points u Mike Brudlnlkl hit Rick Allen with a 10 Yard ICOI'Inl ptiU, Phil Mopn poltld a ptlir of toudldo11111 0111'111111 of ona yud each and Frank Merrill added the polntl after 011 klelal for·a ~ lead aolnl fnlo · tbe fourth perllld. The fiDal Bulldotl ICOre came on a two :rare!' nm by Mart .Jolallon. ·Circleville netted 210 yards l'1llhlnl and • puslna Wblle Alba bad 311 yards on tbe 8J'OIIIIII and • viii tile air. 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BOX 54SS • HUNTIHiOON, WEST VIRGINIA l570l ••••• . el2"d2" plafiUid Athenl BulldOI team fell Vlcllm to viaitlnc Clrdevllle Friday night by a SALE SALE REGULAR Complete Line ol LORETTA YNN •• •• •• Bulldogs are beaten, 20-12 •' --------------------------·----· Go to work in quality . •' OCTOBER 1-2 ------ Outdoorsman .. . work shoes for workmen. Quality built to stay "on duty" when you're "on duty". Designed to keep you comfortable all day ... and deliver the ki nd of long wear you expect for your work shoe dollars. WEEKLY SEPTEMBER THREE Seniors, Barbara Edelmann (C), Marla Singer (C), Kll'llll Sprague; Juniors, • Tina Nibert, Pam Pasquale, Ginny Youg, J eannle Brown, Debbie Shaw; Sophomores, Janet Groves, Sberry Shaw, Kathy Daniell, Kim Betz, Karen Stein· bl'llllner, Patti Nlehm, Tammy Snyder, Valerle Flpley. Freshmen, Jaynellen · Wilod, Christy Strang, Cbrllly DWon. Trainer, Lucl Norvell (attended training camp at Ol!lo University thll a~ mer) . Saturday's scores Saturday'• Cellege . Green 15 FootbaURnultt New Hampshire UDited Prell IDieraadolial Dartmouth 13 Duke 21 Virginia 6 ' Yale 21 Connecticut 10 Georgia 2n South Carolina 12 Richmond 43 VMI 0 Curry 10 W, Coon. 6 Wake For.S 13 Kansas St. o Nichols 37 Bolton St. 14 " Wooster 21 Kenyon 7 Tufts 13 Wesleyan 12 Central Mich. 22 MarS!all 7 Williams 14 Hamlltoo 6 Itbaca 28 Cortland St. 12 Auburn 38 TenneSIIee 28 . Rochester u. 21 Cani.oius 7 88Usbury St. 21 Bowie St. 20 Sallabury St. 21 Bowie St. 20 Capit8122 DenisOO o· Trinlly (Conn.)30 Bowdoin 14 Albright 15 Juniata 13 Rutgers 17 j>rinceton 0 Allegheny 14 Bethany (W. Hoflltra 14 Trenton St. 7 Va.) 9 Wash. & Jeff. 10 Jdm Carroll Iowa 7 Penn St. 6 7 , Pittsburgh 21 Temple 7 St. Lawrence 24 ROchester Worch.Ser Tech 2n Coast Tech o Guard 17 Alfred 19 NY Tech 13 San Diego St. 'l1 Bowling Kentucky 14 W. Va, 10 OUR FAll CIRCUlARS ARE IN lHE MAIL RIGHT NCM ••• YOU'll FIND MANY, MANY TERRIFIC VALUES FOR lHE HOME OWNER ••• BUY NCM AND sAVE!! ---- - ·-·· ·lfS TIME TO WINTERIZE YOUR HOME-AND WE'RE HERE TO HELP YOU WITH AGREAT . . SELECTION FOR THE OO.IT·YOURSELfER! ROSTERS 3 bedrooms, gas, bath and 1/2, bay win.dow. EASTERN AVE. in tbelr opener, llrlnltb lkllil In ber flrlt Vlnrlly mltd! to pace tbe Ancell in their first victory. South Polllt defeated the Ancell .9ID; &-!Ito llart tbe IWOn's fint week at a 14 record. llaWpolla del•ted South PQlnt In a dON malcb 1ut y111r at Cheaapeaie, ao the SOUth Point lilt, frelb from tbeir defeat of Chesapeake, malnlalned tilelr momentum to .defeat tile A!Jiell who denied them a perfect season Jail year. ()aWpolla will bolt Kyger Creek, Jail year's dlatrlct cliamplona In Dlvilion A, and ~Trace, another powerful single A school from Chillicothe area In a trlngullr match 111 GaUia Academy Saturday, Sept. 25 . at I. Tbe Galllpolia Junior Varsity also travelled to Waverly loaing their ffrst game 14-18 after taking an early lead, and finiUy the maid! U they lOIII the leCOnd game ·s-u. Sophomores, Taml Fraser and Sheryl Sbaw paced tile Utile Ancell wllh help from lrelbman Jaynellen Wood oo defense. 1be JV's did not play at Clesapeaie due to tile time Involved In a triangular maid!. • Pebble te1tuted cowhide leather • WeH conslruction • Cushion inlole and steel shanl arch support • Oilresisiani neoprene sole and heel YOUR CHOICE 1 SALE ENDS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3rd YOWII a-pelke team 1510; 15-4 In llrllaht llell. ~le Shaw lbowed bitting M>I.VERINE® 6" WELT WORK BOOT FALCONS LOSE -. BOWLING GREEN, Ohio . (UP!) - Junior. San l)lego state halfback David Turner ran for 209 yards in 'l1 carries and scored twice, once on a 60-yard breakaway In the thll'd quarter, to lead the Aztecs to a 'll-15 win over Bowling Green. Mrs. Bertha Russell returned home Friday after spending a week with ii'J'. and Mrs. 'Earl RusseU of Ken· Mijor Lugue St•nd ings · lucky. United Press lnfernati onal Mr. and Mrs . William National League Eas1 Boyce of Columbus and Mr. W. L Ptf. G8 and Mrs. Carl Russell and 9A 61 .612 Phila . 88 68 .564 7 family were weekend visitors Pitts , 83 11 · .s•o 11 New York Qf Mrs. Bertha Russell. . 71 ·85 .45.4 2.4 Chicago 11 1a ...1'11 111," 70 BS ,452 2~ 112 Bostan Mrs. Clinton Gilkey of St , Louis 611 BS . U7 21 1 ~ SA 100 .349 AO Det roit Montreal Albany was a recent visitor of 65 89 .422 28 1~ Wesf Milwau . Mr. Lincoln Russell. Wesf · W. L. Pet. GB W. L. Pet. GB x. Cin . 98 56 ·.636 Mr. and Mrs, Harley Smith Kan . City 89 65 .578 L.os Ang •. 88 66 .511 10 of Kanauga were Sunday 83 71 .539 6 Kings Point 27 Crllttysburg 10 Houston 77 18 .A97 211"2 Oakland M inn . Bl 15 :520 91;~ San Fran ., 70 86 ,449 29 visitors of, Mr . . and Mrs. calif. 11 85 JB''' North Carolina 34 Army 32 Charley Smith. Eugene Smith San Diego 69 85 .H8 29 10 85 .<52 19'.'> Dlinois St. 19 Villanova 17 Atlanta 67 88 .432 3l 'h Texas x .clinche d div.is ion til le ChSaturd•y•s ;cago "re511l91h : · 413 25 " ' EastCarolina20Wm. &Mary of Kingsbury was a~ a Saturday's resulls : visitor Sunday. Minnesota 6 California 0 19 New York S Chicago 2 New York 10 Detro it 6 Gulli d 24 Em •H S•turdlly's result~ : Bos ton at Baltimore . n ight · or ' ory w. enry St. Lou ts l P ittsburgh Q Milwaukee at Cleveland . n ight 14 ZIPS ROIL Philadelph ia 6 Montreal 5 Cincinnati ar Los Angeln , twi . Kansa• City at Tex••· nigh I HampdenoSydney 21 Madison YOUNG STOWN, Ohio CaRland al Chicago . n ight 14 light (UP!) Todo11y's gamei : Dan Simon led Houston at San FrancisCo. twi . California at Minnesota Jackson St. 13 Miss. Valley Akron's rushing attack lioht New Vork at De troit St 12 San Diego at Atlanta, ni ght Saturday with 79 yards and Boston at Baltimore • Today's games : Virginia St. 22 St. Paul 's 16 scored one touch&wn as the Philadelph i a at Montreal , 2 Milwaukee at Cleve land Oakland at Chicago Western Kentucky 12 Austin Zips rolled over Youngstown • Pittsburgh at St . Louis Kansas. City at ieKas Peay 7 Chicago a t New York 24-J. 10 BIG DAYS Gil of. f-at t1me1 beblnd 1pikq Barb Edelman, 1'lnl Nlbeit and Kanrn Sprque, No play lOti ttnnllll'tl In Yolle)'baU aJ!d tellert Marllll Stn;er ttnd Ginlly Young pave the 11'13' for bitten to ICOrt. Tbe- Anceil lrlvelled to Sciutb Point ttnd. Qlesapeaie oq Tbunrday defeatlna a blit lbowed intercepting a pass by · quarterback Jimmy Blac)c at the 30 and tackle ,Richard Murray recovering a fumble at the 33. Florida State linebacker Detroit Reynolda intercepted a pass by Sooner quarterbad< Dean Blevins to set the Seminoles up at the OU 42, this drive ending in Cappelen's field goal. Wolfpen HARDMAN HOME CE·NTER open 1976 2·30 ., : 1 6·45 Sooners on top NORMAN, Okla . (UP!) Halfback Horace Ivory bro~e for touchdown runs of 37 and Alexander is now 13-9. 23 yards Saturday and 61thranked 0\tlahoma, struggling Wooster knocks much of the way, subdued underdog Florida State, 24-9. Elvis Peacock, the other off foe, 21-7 starting halfback, scored . GAMBIER, Ohio (UP! ) another Oklahoma Tailback Mike Riffee scored touchdown on a three-yard twice in the fourth quarter to run and UWE Von Schamann lead Wooster to a 21-7 win kicked a 40-yard field goal for over Kenyon in Ohio the Sooners, who went into Conference nondivisional the game favored by more play Saturday.' than five touchdowns. Rlffee scoced on a 14-yard · Tailback Larry Key burst run to break a 7·7 tie, and over from five yards out for &Qded a scoring run of 18 the Seminoles and Dave yards. Cappelen added a 42-yard Wooster oper~ed scoring In field goal. .the second period on a twoIvory, carrying nine times yard run by quarterback for 112 yards, spearheaded a Dave Pandilidis and Kenyon Sooner ground attack that tailbad< Bob Jennings tied rolled up 455 yards, Blevins the game on his 3-yard run, hit two of eight passes, one of Wooster is W and Kenyon them a 39-yarder to is 1-1. Freshman split end Steve Rhodes to set up Peacock's touchdown. · Florida State has 219 yards on the ground and Black, who rushed for 86 yards, hit four of eight passes for 51 yards. .Cincinna H at LOS Angeles Both teams had scoring Houston at San Franc isco San Oiego at Allanta drives end in fumbles into the Ameriun .L eague end zone. East W. L . Pet. G8 Fullback Kenny King 9~ 61 .608 New YOrk romped 42 yards on the 86 68 . 558 nz· Bal1. 1 'J Sooners' first offernive play 78 1.4 ,512 14 Cleve . DETROIT (UP!) - The New. York ·Yankees chased rookie southpaw Ed Glynn with a six.-un outburst in the opening inning Saturday then rolled on to a 10-ll win over the Detroit Tigers which clinch~ at least a tie for the American League East Pennant. Chris Otannbllss paced the 12-llit' Yankee attack with a three-for-five performance, including his nth h1111er and a do~ble . Every New York starter collected at least one hit. Thurman Munson cracked his 16th homer of the year off reUever Bill I,axtoo plus a sacrifice fly for a three-RBI output boosting his season total to 104. . Doyle Alexander, with relief from Did< Tidrow in the sixth inning, was the winner. ' Buckeyes 80 yards for their frrst score. Johnson bad 59 yards in 11 carries. Missouri, however; rebowlded with a 79-yard drive of its own with Woods hitting stewart with a 31-yard scoring pass. Ohio State's final touchdown, which gave the Buckeyes a 21-7 halftime lead, came after tackle Nick Buonamlci Upped · and then intercepted a Woods pass on !he Missouri 23. The second half was aU Missouri. The Tigers cut the score to 21·14 after linebacker Angels POINT PLEASANT •• • • • e e e • �• _14 :::!!Je.Sunday Times . Sentinel, Stu1day . Sept. 2\i, 19'/G j::·::.':[:)[:[:} l:::: : ~ : ~:: : :=: ::: ~~;i;}}}}}}}}'' :;::;;:::;::;:;:;:::; :;:::{:::: :;::-;:: :::::=.:: ~::):;:}: :??~:=:::::: :l:\.1: :t ::?::: : :;: :;: : : :;: : :~:::~:::~:r:::~??:~:~:::t~r::: : : :::: : ~r::::r::r:rr~\i[:[ Lay of the land arp dz•scu.ssed ByT.AUaaWolter ::;::r Dlatrtcl Ranger :;:;:;:; Guiding a 20 man fire crew ~:;::::: through a 14 day fire detail is a :=;::;:; challenging experience. My crew, ::t[ The Wa-Hoos (for Wayne-Hoosier ;::::::: National Forest) was comprised of ( t seven regular Forest Service per;:;:;::: sonnet from the lron.ton and Athens '[)[: Districts plus an instructor and 12 :;:;:;:; students (one girl) from Hocking Technical College at Nelsonville, :::::;:; Ohio. :::;'; ': Here are some pages from my :;:;:;;: diary. t? Aug.24 - 7a.m.CallfromFire :;:;:;:; Control Officer in Bedford, lndinna . i;i;i;': Pack bags _ project fire in Min;::;:;;; nesota Qr Michigan. ; 12:30 p. m. Left ::;:;::: Ironton with Kincaid, Gustin and ::;::;;: Wet\er for Columbus airport. WiU ::;:;;:; meet Athens and Hocking Tech. :;;:;=;: portion of crew at Lane Aviation. :::::::: Charter plane with Shawnee :::::::: National Forest Crew on board will :::!( meet us there at s p. m. for trip to }} Escaraba, Michgan . Plane II> ::::;:;' · hours late. Flyin g Instead to :::[{ Marquette, Michigan. Crew 1s young :;:;:;:; .and enthusiastic and eager to fight i{;i; fire. Give them three IS hour days on ;:;;;:: thcfire line and we'll see; 'Midnite {{ On Greyhound to fire camp about 00 ·:;:::;: miles from Marquette - crew has been fed, some sleeping.; 5:30a.m. :;} FinaUy in fire camp. Just a few .:::;;:; crews here and little equipment yet. :;:;:;:; Issued paper sleeping bags and told ;:;:;::: to bed down in the woods. Everyone :;;::;;: tirlid. · Aug. 25-7 :30 a. m. Camp boss ::;:::;: woke us for breakfast. Told to be ::::::;: ready for day on firellne. Had hoped :::::::; for more sleep. Breakfast of frozen ::;:;:;: meal in .a plastic bag heated in ::;:;:;: boDing water - not bad. 9 a. m. :;::;:;: Waiting for transportation to :::::;:: flreline. Some crews leaving by :::::::: helicopter, others by Hope its ;:;::::: the chopper, had enough of busses. 1:::;:: Can't get much info on !Ire. It's at :;;::;:: 18,000 acres Instead of 2,000 as we i'}!; were t_old at Ironton. 4 p.m. Release .;;:;::: to sleeping area. Transportation :::;:;: never arrived. Crew dlsappulnted. :::;:;: They'U get their chance. !;!;!;' Aug, ~ - For real today. Hot. [~~? Working on improving old road as ;:;:;:: firebreak. Sector hoss Is from Idaho .;:::::; - seems to know his stuff. 131> ~:[~:: hours on fire. The Driggs River 100 ;:;} yards behind us Is our escape route :;:;:;:; If lire makes a run at us. :: t: Aug. '!1 - Back on same portion of fire - More line iffiprovement. SUll :;:;:;:; have .n0t seen the fire yet. Map ';!;f shows it to be a mile away making a. strong run parallel to our lines· on come that way. Told him to handle :::::::: N.E side of fire . Set up purtable situation. He did. One crew membedtl .::;;. . . pumper in Driggs River in worked aU day without socks. No ::;:;:;: • BY JOHN COOPER Pond Branch Into the preparation for tomorrow's burnout. reason for that. Informed squad !;ilii![ Sell c-. Servi~ Kanawha River. $CS Aug. 28 - Backfired one mile of ~ lo check gear every morning.[:[;!;!; . PT. PLEASANT _ We technicians designed the Sector D line. Hot fire especially Weather still not right for big bum,;:;;:;:: worked with Walden Roush, pond. We are working with Where logging slash was heavy. Lots out. Fire made a run at our sector :;:;:;:; president of the Mason Steve Muth and Clovis Doefer of smoke. Most of crew working with today. Saw sevenll fire retardant ':}l[ County Farm Museum, to of the W. Va. Department of bandanas soaked in water over nose drops from aircraft (PRY's). ;:;:;:;: develop a cropping plan aile! Natural Resources. E & R and mou.th. Crew looks tough. Girl Brilliant ch~rry pink . slurry that r:::: other conservation mwures Excavating Company Is on crew doing O.K. Thinking about covered ev.erything 11 touched. Very :;:;:;:; needed 011 the land that the dolnl! the earthmoving on this Bi-Centennial Canoe Trip I'm effective. Planes came in at tree-top tl~i[ new museum will be project. supposed to be starting today back . level. :;:;~;: developing near- the in Ironton. Sept. 4- Mop up aU day. Crew ;:::~;: 1 •-utnd. Two three • · Aug. 29 - Fire Camp is fuUy -is very tired. Need constant (t au,..v · or WORK Is nearing com· OJJI'rational. National Guard IS In reminders about safety. AU ardif ~!'::eto~:~~\: pletlQil on a diversion ditch charge of feeding· f(refighters. Ex- · wondering about trip home. Food ~;[;[:i where to rmse IOJfle broom . and waterway at the ceilent meals. Over 600 men in camp remains excellent. Fire Is at 51,000 ;~:;:;: corn from which brooms will Clements Nursery· This now - more coming. Crew getting acres. Morale of entire camp Is low. :[::t be made and cane from which diversion was needed to into routine now. Up at 5:30, break· AU want to put the lire out and go :;::;~; molasses will be made. collect and conduct water to a fast, trip to fire line, back to camp at home. It's a good thing creWll were :;::;::, Another area will be safe outlet in order to prevent 8 or 8:30, chow down, in bed by 10 or aU picked for high physical fitness ::;;;:;: developed for camping. erotllon. The land on the II p. m. One day seems just like standard& - everyone Is lean and :;:;:;:; AlOIII! with the cropping pian, banks around the edge of the another. Crew is wondering when we mean! · ![i:::'[ drainage of the land that Clements Nursery Is very wiU be sent home. Detail ·Is lasting Sept. S - The big day has :~::::: uld be used , th . unstable and eltreme care longer than anyone expected. Fire arrived but we are sent to another ):t! ;:'~ was ese needs to be taken to prevent now at 40,000 acres. sector for more mop up. The crew Is ({ erosion where natural Aug, 30 - Mop up all day with very good at mop up but we want to ';::r WE AUlO helped Carl waterways spill over the hand tools and water. Ali fire must be wbere the actloo Is. 2 p. m. We '[:[:::l Enrln, whose farm is 00 Mt. ::.:· ~posaart t'p~j~ ~:: be out within 200 feet of flreline. can see a _large smoke column from ;:;:;:; Union RidBe, with a con- includes installation of 8541 Hard, dirty work. Our pumpers were the back fll'e. 3 p. m. Radio caU from ;:;:;:; servat1011 plan for his land. feet of tue in the bottom of the called to another sector. Contnued the Sector Boas. They want my crew ;::;;;: Mr, Erwin ill from Mason mop up without water. Very slow. for rernlorcement on lbe northline. ::::;:; Cowrty orlglnaUy but Is now waterways around their plant Seeing lots of waterfowl. Ducks, Twelve mile ride in Army 616. Trip ;:::;:; Uving in Oblo and owns the beds. geese and herons. took one hour over rougll road. t~::. farm beca111e be Ukes Mason THE WORK of soil conAug. 31 - Crew is tired and f,r.nved In lime l,o asaist m back· :::::;;: County and spends much of grubby looking. Mop up aU day. '""g but weren 1 really needed. ;:;:;:;: his time 00 the land. He plans ~~~~::U ft:en~lym~~ Took sbowers in purtable waist high Someone overreacted. . :::;:;:: to develop It for a grassland shower stalls. Tbe six women in Sept. 6 - More mop up. This ;:::::;: farm 011 which be IIFill have prepared a TV program !"ith camp have enclosed showers. Pipe time on west side of fire. Rumors :t[:: beef caltle. Dale Wheeler, Farm frames with black plastic covering. now about. going borne. Radio caU at The main conservation Program Director for WSAZWater Is scalding hot. Cold wind 3P· m. indicated Hiawatha crew was ;:;:;:;· practices that were plaiUled TV at Huntington. For this blowing. Invigorating! Saw two going home today: Crew discovered :t::. included grassland lm·. program we included Robert black bear today. Frost on sleeping ~ fire across line and put it oul ;:;;::: provement, water develop- Newberry and his daughter bag this morning. 'll degrees. Ice in Line around fire now. (~miles) but ;:;;;:; ment and woodland =h~= s~l~!tw!:~ canteen. still a lot of hot stuff along lines. :'::::: protectl · Sept. I - Crews released in Sept. 7 - The Wa.floo's are '::::::; Exca~tlon work has Mason County Mounta.ineers shifts for trip to town and showers in going home!!!! Just like thal In a ;:;;:;: started for a pike rearing for Rural Progress farm for National Guard · Armory in matte~ of hours baf!S are packed, i\;i:! pmd on the A. E. Sommer 1976· MeiBordman, president Manistique. Fire boss wants crews camp IS broken, a minOr amowrt of :~;;:; farm near Southside. The ~u~~· :~~~:;:, ~~~ fresh and ready for big backfiring paperwork fiDIShed and on~ bua to purpose of this pond will be to Kiwanis Club had been one of operation tomorrow. One squad saw Marqu_ette. The crew Is_elated! Hard :;:;:;: raise northern pike bear hightailing it across burned to ·believe after 14 days.' Several !;!{ fingerlings which will be :Ue~=s~e:an~!~ area. Several deer sighted. other cr.ews are released a~. We ;:;:;:; released and swim down Sept. 2 - Everyone ready lor are annous. to leave less someone ;:;=;=: • · which was held at the big day' but weather condition. not change !hell' nund. Same route ;:;:::;: Newberry farm. right for burning. LJght ram the home. ::::;;:: evening ·before was not enough to · FOOTNOTE: Sever~ days after [!?! stop main fire. Did bum out one mile the Wa-Hoos left the f1re, 40 mph :;:;:;:: of line . later in day. Hot' Lots of southerly wincls caused the fire to !;[{: smoke. jwnpthe.IIOrthline ~a burned a~, '{!: Sept. 3- Big crisis today. Crews a dozer line, raUroad and state high- [:}!' running out of clean clothing. Girl on ways-;- and burn an additional 7,000 :;:>;:; crew needs panties. Squad buss , ll ·res. Latest reports are 600 men on [:::;:;: didn't ask for size. Commissary \he fire, 3 hellcopte~s, pl~nes, f{ needs correct size. Squad boss pwnpers. The Walsh Ditch F~re Is :::::;:; POMEROY - The type of energy, crude fiber, crude guessed medium. I said they don't not dead. ::~::l ration initially led deter· protein, nitrogen In all forms, mines the value of beef caltle potassium, phosphorus, for refeeding to caltle. manganese, and other l\[iirrrr::;r::;::::::;:::;:r=<: :;: I rrrr::r::::rrr;;:::I:::::::::::r::::::::::::: : : : : : :ii'ir:::::::::::•:'t?:::=}':' :::r:=:=:::<::::::::::rt}{{\}{itt:r:::::::rrr:::tw:rr::::: : l wastes Feces and manure from mineral elements in the housed cattle on a low· wastes. roughage ration generally lt looks like we have finaUy met the nutritional reached the ultimate of requirements for refeeding recycting lor intensive beef u a ~gy ratloo, In management. I wonder how l1 cooperative studies with the soon It wiU be until people are ot: University of Nebraska, doing lbe same? Lincoln. Supplemental . .. manganese may be needed. IRONTON-Autumn has overnight in much of the Ohio Wastes from outdoor BY BRYSON R. CARTER atTived in Southeastern Ohio River Valley and Inland feedlala contain 45 to 95 . Ext. Agent, Agriculture almost without warning. The points. · percent soU and are not GALUPOLIS- A lot of work Is being done·oo farnns this faD colors have developed Dogwoods, red maple~. suitable for refeedlng. PUBLISHER REVIVED Ume ol year; more pressure Is on to get work done on Ume ; gums, sumac and the RESERVE, La. (UP!) 'lbe practical limitation on hickories are adding a new and farm machinery operators tend to be more fatigued due to refeeding catue wastes is the The publl.sher of a Jackson, dimension to the foreat large quautlty of digestible Miss., weekly newspaper loog working hours. . A review of farm machinery accident cases from a recent landacape. According to AI dry matwr and the high colla peed w; • heart atwck National Safety Council 1ktate farm accident survey Wolter, Ironton Olstrlct handling COlliS. Riaing feed Saturday ab... I President revealed that proper use of shielding or guards could have· Ranger of the Wayne Ford's campaign paddle· POMEROY - Andy Lyles, National Forest, forest colors COlliS ucl the desire to make wheeler on the Mississippi prevented most of the Injuries. maxtmum use of wastes Examples of typical accidents that occur this Ume of year ·tocal game protector, has are "at 1eut · weeki nevertheless have caused River. expressed concern that many inclUde (I) caught in unguarded PTO, '(2) caught hand in ahead of schedule, aome. to CODIIder refeedlng. Ford's White House snapping rolla while attempting to remove stocks with area residents are confused triggered," be said, "by the 'lbe lludy lbowed that the physician, , Rear Adm. machine running, (3) stepped on moving ear corn elevator to on two aspects of the new droughty conditions we have sultabtUty of excreted William Lukasb, revlv~d reclaim hook·fcrk and leg got caught in conveyor chain, and hunting laws. Many local been experiencing. Now's the materials for releeding Percy Green, black publisher (4) caught finger between auger and hopper side whUe people are bunting IUegaUy time," he weni on, uto lake !I the weekly Jackson Adiltlemptlltg to unclog cooveyor,. (5) puUed on V-belt to help '1\'fthoutltnowing it. Mr. Lyles advantage of nature at ber dedines 88 the IIIIOunt of .vocate, with sll electric has issued this In· colorful best. In another 3or 4 roughage In tbe original ~ staUed cooveyor, lingers were c111ght in puUey, (6) ahocks. caught in guarded belt and pulley whUe lubricating running terpretation: tenants who weeks the color will be ration lncreuea. Feces from a lllgiHvugbage ratioo, for machine, (7) caught leg in chain and sprocket as a result of rent only a dweUing from an gone. eumple, could be reuaed owner are not permitted to. victim atrempting to stand oo a shield not intended to serve as The U:S. Foret~ Service. only u lbe rougbage comhunt without a vaUd hunting a plalfomi, (8) caught in machine because operator failed to with the cooperation .of the license. The only way that a Lawrence County Bicen- ponent of a ration. They make certain everyooe was clear before starting. ' Right now, befcre you start out to the flelda again this renter may hunt Without a tennial Commission bas would be equivalent to those week miiUlt be a good time just to review your own operating Ucense is if he rents the land developed a ae1f guiding auto from a low-roughage ration If practices in terms of safety. Even If you, as a farm operator, for crop or livestock use. In tour that leads tbe vl.lltor potualum, sodium, and feel you are very sale and cautious It would be good to review 1Jtber worda tbe only land you . through some of Ohio's most ·manganese were added. · Composition !I feces was this with the children who help on the farm as weD as the wife may bunt on without a license scenic areas. The brochures If you're a renter', Is the land anai)'Zed from cattle on high, . and farm employees. are available free from aU medtwrt, and low-roughage you actually rent and use. So · Here are several suggestloos to include in your safety banks In Lawrence County rationl, feces and manure be careful, folks, or you may check list: and AAA Offlcea In Ironton from cattle on low-roughage be in a legal bind. Keep children and non-workers off and away. . The other poini that Iota of and Portsmouth. They are rationl In a feedlot, arid Be sure that all shields or guarda are in place before any also available by mall or in wastes from cattle oo low.- .' folks are concerned over ill machines are started . person from: . District roughage rations In an outthe antlerless deer permits• Ranger, 710 Park Ave., Replace any damaged or misplaced guarda or shields door feedlot. Roughage level Before restarting operation, replace or secure aU safety These are free of charge to Ironton, Phio, 45638. In the ration tnflaenced lrou shields that you remove or open for access when making field the landowner or legal renter of the actual land, but. they repldrs. · Make certain everyone is clear of the machine before must be appUed lor In the specified time. The permits starting puwer units or activating any drive mechanism. Always shut off the engine before leaving the operators are avaUable from any legal platform to adjust, lubricate, clean or unclog the machine, checking station or Mr. Lylea unl.-e otherwise specllled in the operator's manual. (This is himself, but they must be me practice that we are often tempted to not foUow, but faUure sent in no later than October 31. They wiU be avaUable 011 to do 110 results In many serious and often fitalaccldents) Wait untO all power driven parts have stopped before Oct. I. attempting to perform an ·inspection or servicing of the Be~in full-scale lnachine. . Provide a temporary guard for knives when working near probe of MIG-25 them ' Keep proper tensioo on all belts to ...Wee alippage and TOKYO (UP!) - Japanese temptation to the operaior to marmally "help it along" at high and American npertl Federal Laod Bank Loans are long-terrn .and rllk to his handa. Chain drives should also be properly Saturday began full-scale ldjulted. eumlnatlons of a top-secret · are available at a reasonable rate with reKeep hands, feet, and clothing away from moving parts of Soviet MIG25 jtllight~ at a payment schedules tailored to your farm inthe machine. . heavUy guarded air base come flow; including prepayment privileges During operation, stay clear of components such as outside Tokyo, military without penalty-all advantages to the mappin8 or husking roUa, straw aprudera and choppers, 110urces reported, cutwr bars, auprt, fled rolll and sueh which may be 111e MIG25, flown to nor· member-borrower. • un~U~rded lor proper function of the machine. them Japan by a Soviet ()penile vehlclelllrllllpOliiiiJ hln11t with. care, obef!ng defector three weeks ago, 228 Uj)fler River Road ''nllel of the road" was closely examined in a P.O. Box 207. Gallipolis 'lbllltllt II not CG1J111lete and both you allll I can think of hangar, surrounded by • Phone444-0203 lither lllfety JX'aetlces that need tel be followed. My main caiiVas fence and barricades, parpo1e IIIIo remind you of the bawds and ~opelully in doing at Hyakuri base of Japan's Clyde B. Walker, Mgr. lhll help prevent injuries 'IIIJd fallll accident.'! to our farm Air Self-Oelense Force aboal G.p,... lamUtes here In GaUia County. 55 nys northeast of Tokyo. •P•••IIII~•Illlil•• tb dlac.:OO. :{t ·. I Preventing harvest · · accidents on farm Warehouse Space, Industrial FacUlties, Office Space and BulldlltfiS for Retail ·and WhoiNalel M~nv of our customen have found that the COI11Wifllll offend by Umbaugh'$ building systems permit them to mG¥t thMd With mejor .' cexpanOOn programs earlier then antlc:IPittd. It you are lh!nking of 111:panding, addition.! w-.house spKt, ortlces, or complete new facilities for your bU1intli:, get thi Umblugh storv. Our Held r~e-wntatives will p4"CNide vlluablt assistence In· y,our huilding plan!. He can show you how.you e~n "Build It Nowl'. r- - CUT OUT - MAIL j 0 J TOO..\V- I Plu~ wnd more rt"tform•tion l Nam~ I Sr_rMt _ _ __ ! C•r~ I I __:._ l State'- I z, 11 L I -,.. Pho!lf _ UMBAUGH _• 1 ____ ___ _ _j Pole Building Co., Inc. Refeeding wastes C-2g to beef cattle :t::. i Sarah Carse_y . Forest colors are two weeks ahead Of Schedul FALL SEEDING TIME BARLEY- WINTER RYE' WHEAT - WINTER OATS VEJCH - ALFALFA TIMOlHY Lyles clarifies hunting issues • : VINE STREET --- GAU.IPOUS, OHIO Tamra Lee SIIJnky WEDDING PLANNED - Mr. allll Mrs. Paul E. Stanley, Rt. 2, Albany, &Mounce the engagement allll approaching marriage of their daughter, Tamra 1M to Randy K. Haynes son of Bull Haynes and the late Erma Haynes, Rutland. Mill Stanley, a !978 graduate of Meigs High School, Ia employed at the Logan Federal Savings and Loan, Athens. Her fiance, a 1973 graduate of Meigs, Is employed with the American Electric Power Co., WllkesviUe. The open ciiiJ'ch wedding wtU take plilce Saturday, Nov. 6, 6:30p.m. at the Bradbury Church of Christ with Mr. Kim Cole performing tbe ceremony. A reception will !oUow the wedding. · · Fund is boosted MIDDLEPORT - The basement remodeling fund at the Middleport Church of Christ was given a boost Thursday night with a donation from the Loyal Women and Men's Class. Mrs. Graee Pratt presided at the meeting which featured •a program on the Grundy Mountain Mission at Grundy, Va. L. D. Hartinger noted that a drive for clothing and linens wiU be beld Oct. 18. Miss Mildred Hawley showed a film on the mission school and home facutties noting there are now 246 chUdren there. The facility was founded In 1921 by Sam and .Jane Hurley and through the years over 15,000 children ·have been takcare of In the Ahead! home. ·There are ,, classrooms In the school. The children live In dorms. Reported Ill were Mrs . . Hattie Swift, Leo Searls and Raymond Justis, at home, and Sarah Koehler and Carl Miller,. patients at Holzer Medical Center. A card of thanks.. was read from the Gardner Reynolds family. 111e Chrlstm4s party was discussed and it was announced the speajter next month wiU be Mrs. Arnold Richard&. Refreshments of cookies, coffee and tea were served by Mrs. Pearl Reynolds' group. Miss Hawley had prayer. DevotiOIIS by Mrs. Martha Chllda were on Phoebe, the only woman in the Bible Lowery .Bicentennial Organ A$2095. Value 00 ' s 00 $§0.00 FREE "PERFECT FOR DEER HUNTERS" $2515 POPULAR DUKE $829 Ol!il ~Ohio : One Year Free short cut to less work and a beautiful garden. Most ferns prefer loose, humus neu(fal or slightly acid soil. She said to use lop dressing of leaf mold or finely shredded bark, and feed plant food every three or lour weeks. Keep In cool room with high humidity. The most common are asparagus und sprenagheria. Boston and Fluffy Ruffles are popular varieties. · Marie Meal led a "plant identification." Sbe showed many garden, wild and dried plants. , "Flowers We Should Know" Is to be used in Therapy at GSI. Mrs. Lanier had prepared atTangements. In the livfn8 room was a bud vase with three roses and a white vase with canna .blQssoms and leaves. On her dining table was a red glass basket with asters, abelia and dahlias. On ber breakfast table was a low container with red geraniums and green foliage. Juanita Spurlock, a guest, became a member of · the club. Mrs. Esta Reese installed the following officers for the coming year: president, Mrs. Patty Snyder; vice president, Mrs. · Jewell Moore; treasurer, Miss Marie Meal; secretary, Mrs. Florence Trainer, · Tbe club has scheduled a tour Oct. 10 to Lake Hope. Members are to meel at Mrs. JeweU Moore's at 10 a.m. Mrs. Patty Snyder an· noWlced a bake and plant sale Oct. 16 at Kanauga Shopping Center. Refreshments, served by hostess, were enjoyed. nesday. The Lord's Prayer In unison opened the meeting: Mrs. Jane Coats woo the door prize. Refreshments were served to those named and Mrs. LJla Van Meter, Mrs. Avice Spencer, Mrs. Karen Young, Mrs . Norma Hawthorne, Mrs. Susie Kibble, Mrs. Linda FilMer, Mrs. E:sther Mays and Mrs. · Sara Bailey. SPEAKER NAMED . GALLIPOUS - Rev. John Banks will preach at Walnut Ridge Church Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m. The Blanton Family will be tbe featured singers. Crystal Erwin BETROTIIED-Mr. allll Mrs. Leonard F. E:rwin, Rt 3, Pomeroy, are 8lliiOUIICinS the engagement ucl approaching marriage of their daughter, Q-ystal, to Fred · .Rayburn, son of Mrs. Joan Vaughan, Pomeroy, allll Charles Rayburn, Chicago,. ill. Mill Erwin Is a 19'14 graduate of Eastern High School and a 197$ graduate of Oltlo State School of Cosmetology. She ill presently employed with the Fashion Beauty Shop In Pomeroy. He!' fiance is a 1971 graduate of Meigs High School allll served In tbe United States Navy. He Is presently attending Rio Grande CoUege. A November wedding is being plamed. GROUP OF GIRlS NATIONAllY ADVERTISED SEBAGO OXFORDS & LOAFERS .SUNDAY ONLY PRICE $}090 ~·· Mon. thru Sat. 10 lil9 BEnER SHOES SILVER BRID E P Sunday I tiiS IN THE SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA OPEN WEEKDAY EVENINGS TIL 9 O'CLOCK VGrsa WXMIS aaB VD.vtT BEDSPREADS Regular TWill GALLIPOLIS - Plans have been completed for the forthcoming wedding of Carol Folden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garland Folden to .Howard· Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs'. Clinton Taylor. The wedding wtll be an event of Saturday, Oct. 2 at 1:30 p.m. at the St. Louis Catholic Church wtth the Rev. A. J. Golubiewski officiating at the double ring ceremony . A half-hour of pre-nuptial music will precede lhe ceremony with Mrs. Fred Edelman, organist and Mrs. Connie Thompson, soloist. A reception at the Shrine Club will Immediately follow the . ceremony: FIRlSil£ SeMce - Parts &Labor 446.0617 GALLIPOLIS, O. to NOW '15 99 Colors: red. oil white, royal, avocado, pink, gold, & purple. PONDEROSA WORK SHOES by Endicott Johnson Reg. $19.95 NOW NOW '21 MEETING SLATED GALLIPOLIS The Ga!Upolls chapter of FuU Gospel Business Men's FeUowshlp International wiU hold its regular monthly dinner meeting Saturday. Oct. 2 at the Rio Grande College Cafeteria at 7 p.m. Speaker will be. Harvey Tlddler, a spirit-filled minister from Zanenllle. He hu I testimony to the power . Gf,God In bliJ Ufe. Everyone welcome to attend. Riser· vatlona mlllt be In by noon, Wedaelday, Sept. 211. Call4464161 .. f48.30'13 • $20.00 $22.00 Carol Folden BICENTENNIAL ORGAN SALES BRUNICARDI MUSIC,CO. 61 COURT ST. pretzels, warm sausage, pickles, kuchen and popuillr German beverages. Invitations with details have been mailed to the members. Reservations are f5 per couple or f.l,50 single, for members only, and must be made by caUing 44&-4886 by Sept. 29. Dreaa wiU be casual for a fun evening , Assisting the Hippensteeill are Dr. and Mrs. Charles Holzer, ir., Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Mullins, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond WWis, Mr. and Mrs. Orin Kyger and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Neal. ORGAN MUSIC TO THE FIRST SIX BOOTS Sills 3 Ill 12 • POM.EROY - A con· trlbutlon to the Russell Hollinger Fund was made b~ the Young Wives' Club at a recent meeting at the home ol Mrs. Marilyn Spencer. A discussion was held on the "Yesteryear" prject ol the Melp CoWlty Council on Aging, and plans were made fpr a bazaar io be beld In November. It was decided to hive a meeting for October lnltead of a party as earlier scheduled and to change the meeting . night to the third Tuesday of each month rather than the third Wed- plans towed WE GUARANTEE WE CAN HAVE YOU PLAYING ATUNE IN s.M-l·Xl ............ ' the library. Ruby Bossard was a former club member. Mrs. Grace Bradbury repurted she had placed "The Complete Book of Bulbs" by T. F. Rockwell and Esther C. Grayson, In the library! Mrs. .Elaine George an· noWlced she and Bertina Sm.eltzer had given a demonstration of fresh and dried materials at the Cen· tenary United Methodist Women's Society m~ting at the home of Mrs. Ruth Pitchford. Mrs. Smeltzer gave ru1es of flower arrll(lgiJlg and points to keep in mind when selecting materials; Mrs. George prepared dried, fresh, driftwood arrangements and atTangements on mats amont others. Mra. Elaine George·gave a program on "Ferns lor Beauty" by Joe B. Parks. Sbe said ferns are among the oldest grown planta allllare a COVERALLS ana• •ll!II•••.. GALLIPOLIS - Mrs. Frances Lanier was hostess when the French Cit)' Garden Club held . Its September meeting recently. Mrs. Patty Snyder opened the meeting by greeting guests and . members. Mrs. Lanter gave devotions entitled "The Best Way of I.Jfe" followed by a prayer. Roll call was to name a "shade loving" plant. The sectetary's report was read and approved, and lhe treasurer's report· was read by Marie Meat. The balance is $99.54. Mrs. Jewell M()(lre, Mrs. Esta Reese and Mrs. Bertlna Smeltzer reported they audited the books and found them to be correct. Aletter from the Friends of the Library wu read 111king the club to support the library renewal levy. The club decided to support the library renewal levy since the Boaaarda left the for INSULATED Rm OOVERALLS i Mrs.Lanier entertains gardeners NO MONEY DOWN 5 Yrs. TO PAY $3()11 '. 992-2156 Federal Mogul Corporation in GaWpolill ill the tuba player. Suiter wtll play trombolie. In addition to German music, Suiter's band wUI offer some . Scott Joplin Ragtime lor the entertainment of the mem· bers, along with some .other surprises. ~lrmen Donald and Carolyn Hippensteel, with their committee, w!U have Riverby decorated lor this gala occasion, using red checkered tableclotha on the tables and lots of candlelight. German food served during the evening wiU Include soft 15 MINUTES REGMDLESS OF YOUR MUSICAL TRAINING. s.M·l:Xl ... are more than morley! • GALLIPOLIS - "Oktober Fest," an evening of fun and food, mualc and dancing Is plaMed for the members of the French Art Colony on Saturday evening, Oct. 2, from 8 p.m. untU midnight. Featured will be Herr (Red) Sutter directing his Gmnan Bsnd u tbey play original German mualc. Jeff · . Hilbert from Marshall University wiU be on trumpet along with Tom Phlllipe, band director at Pl. Pleasant Junior High School. David .PhllliJJB, band director at Oak Hill will play clarinet and Bill Cannon, an engineer at Cold weather ·· QUILTED JACKETS I 446-2342 - - : FAG planning 'Oktober Fest' two e. ~Charlene Hoeflich ·WHILE THEY LAST J. D. NORTH PRODUCE 1 · Club makes i·donation ~ Gall;potis-Point PktlSan.· l Pomeroy-Middieport ~ Mrs. t .. 1 : D£4'1'111 UNilBIATED CHICAGO (UPl) AleJandro and VIncente Tabllon, two brotbln IIIIo lived to1ttber, went to ·I!IPirlll North Sldt ban Friday • to )Ill¥ 'pool•. Botb go& In lfi1IIMIIl and bGib ..... kllltd, .... IIIIa two boun IJ)IIt. Police Slid the delllbl ..... unrelated. Build It NOW! bus: ::r: i ~oman , 's : ~o~ld· the GeMnl A I~ and Public UWitlel Commilllon Gf Olllo. - 1-. •• which w.ld ftiUlale nuclnr power dmok.,rneat in Ohio. - blue 7. which II'1JUid teduct the Jlllllber Gf • · lllrel and . countlel reqalred for lntitlltive and referendum pelltltionl. OOLUMBUS (UPI)- FGID' statewide 1aaues lhlt wiU appear 011 the November ballot are not in ·the bell Interests of agriculture and rural Ohio and lhould be defeated, the Olio Farm Bureau Feqeratlon llc!lrd ci Trustees said Frldly. "II farmers 1ft to conllmle to produce food and fiber at the lowell t'08I to consumen, It is bnportant thai u- four Issues be IIOU~Y defeated Nov. 2," 1ald federation President Wallace Hirschfeld. The 67 ,OOO·member organization ill oppoeed to: - Issue 4, which would .establish a. "Ufellne" lower rate for low-volwne gas and electricity users; - Issue ~. which would set up a conswner group to lobby t:l: (J · Bureau against 4 issue$ Your Wayne National Foresti!:j. !jCropping plans :t:\i ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 97 8 1111:11 lOOT . . . . SilO( Sizes: 70 to 12 EE NOW '1797 COlY QUILTED COMFORTER · Colorfvl print occents this pretty comfoHer. Polyesler .. filled, pennanent press co.ered. Machine washabl~. Sizes ... 76~84 Reaular '23.00 . �• _14 :::!!Je.Sunday Times . Sentinel, Stu1day . Sept. 2\i, 19'/G j::·::.':[:)[:[:} l:::: : ~ : ~:: : :=: ::: ~~;i;}}}}}}}}'' :;::;;:::;::;:;:;:::; :;:::{:::: :;::-;:: :::::=.:: ~::):;:}: :??~:=:::::: :l:\.1: :t ::?::: : :;: :;: : : :;: : :~:::~:::~:r:::~??:~:~:::t~r::: : : :::: : ~r::::r::r:rr~\i[:[ Lay of the land arp dz•scu.ssed ByT.AUaaWolter ::;::r Dlatrtcl Ranger :;:;:;:; Guiding a 20 man fire crew ~:;::::: through a 14 day fire detail is a :=;::;:; challenging experience. My crew, ::t[ The Wa-Hoos (for Wayne-Hoosier ;::::::: National Forest) was comprised of ( t seven regular Forest Service per;:;:;::: sonnet from the lron.ton and Athens '[)[: Districts plus an instructor and 12 :;:;:;:; students (one girl) from Hocking Technical College at Nelsonville, :::::;:; Ohio. :::;'; ': Here are some pages from my :;:;:;;: diary. t? Aug.24 - 7a.m.CallfromFire :;:;:;:; Control Officer in Bedford, lndinna . i;i;i;': Pack bags _ project fire in Min;::;:;;; nesota Qr Michigan. ; 12:30 p. m. Left ::;:;::: Ironton with Kincaid, Gustin and ::;::;;: Wet\er for Columbus airport. WiU ::;:;;:; meet Athens and Hocking Tech. :;;:;=;: portion of crew at Lane Aviation. :::::::: Charter plane with Shawnee :::::::: National Forest Crew on board will :::!( meet us there at s p. m. for trip to }} Escaraba, Michgan . Plane II> ::::;:;' · hours late. Flyin g Instead to :::[{ Marquette, Michigan. Crew 1s young :;:;:;:; .and enthusiastic and eager to fight i{;i; fire. Give them three IS hour days on ;:;;;:: thcfire line and we'll see; 'Midnite {{ On Greyhound to fire camp about 00 ·:;:::;: miles from Marquette - crew has been fed, some sleeping.; 5:30a.m. :;} FinaUy in fire camp. Just a few .:::;;:; crews here and little equipment yet. :;:;:;:; Issued paper sleeping bags and told ;:;:;::: to bed down in the woods. Everyone :;;::;;: tirlid. · Aug. 25-7 :30 a. m. Camp boss ::;:::;: woke us for breakfast. Told to be ::::::;: ready for day on firellne. Had hoped :::::::; for more sleep. Breakfast of frozen ::;:;:;: meal in .a plastic bag heated in ::;:;:;: boDing water - not bad. 9 a. m. :;::;:;: Waiting for transportation to :::::;:: flreline. Some crews leaving by :::::::: helicopter, others by Hope its ;:;::::: the chopper, had enough of busses. 1:::;:: Can't get much info on !Ire. It's at :;;::;:: 18,000 acres Instead of 2,000 as we i'}!; were t_old at Ironton. 4 p.m. Release .;;:;::: to sleeping area. Transportation :::;:;: never arrived. Crew dlsappulnted. :::;:;: They'U get their chance. !;!;!;' Aug, ~ - For real today. Hot. [~~? Working on improving old road as ;:;:;:: firebreak. Sector hoss Is from Idaho .;:::::; - seems to know his stuff. 131> ~:[~:: hours on fire. The Driggs River 100 ;:;} yards behind us Is our escape route :;:;:;:; If lire makes a run at us. :: t: Aug. '!1 - Back on same portion of fire - More line iffiprovement. SUll :;:;:;:; have .n0t seen the fire yet. Map ';!;f shows it to be a mile away making a. strong run parallel to our lines· on come that way. Told him to handle :::::::: N.E side of fire . Set up purtable situation. He did. One crew membedtl .::;;. . . pumper in Driggs River in worked aU day without socks. No ::;:;:;: • BY JOHN COOPER Pond Branch Into the preparation for tomorrow's burnout. reason for that. Informed squad !;ilii![ Sell c-. Servi~ Kanawha River. $CS Aug. 28 - Backfired one mile of ~ lo check gear every morning.[:[;!;!; . PT. PLEASANT _ We technicians designed the Sector D line. Hot fire especially Weather still not right for big bum,;:;;:;:: worked with Walden Roush, pond. We are working with Where logging slash was heavy. Lots out. Fire made a run at our sector :;:;:;:; president of the Mason Steve Muth and Clovis Doefer of smoke. Most of crew working with today. Saw sevenll fire retardant ':}l[ County Farm Museum, to of the W. Va. Department of bandanas soaked in water over nose drops from aircraft (PRY's). ;:;:;:;: develop a cropping plan aile! Natural Resources. E & R and mou.th. Crew looks tough. Girl Brilliant ch~rry pink . slurry that r:::: other conservation mwures Excavating Company Is on crew doing O.K. Thinking about covered ev.erything 11 touched. Very :;:;:;:; needed 011 the land that the dolnl! the earthmoving on this Bi-Centennial Canoe Trip I'm effective. Planes came in at tree-top tl~i[ new museum will be project. supposed to be starting today back . level. :;:;~;: developing near- the in Ironton. Sept. 4- Mop up aU day. Crew ;:::~;: 1 •-utnd. Two three • · Aug. 29 - Fire Camp is fuUy -is very tired. Need constant (t au,..v · or WORK Is nearing com· OJJI'rational. National Guard IS In reminders about safety. AU ardif ~!'::eto~:~~\: pletlQil on a diversion ditch charge of feeding· f(refighters. Ex- · wondering about trip home. Food ~;[;[:i where to rmse IOJfle broom . and waterway at the ceilent meals. Over 600 men in camp remains excellent. Fire Is at 51,000 ;~:;:;: corn from which brooms will Clements Nursery· This now - more coming. Crew getting acres. Morale of entire camp Is low. :[::t be made and cane from which diversion was needed to into routine now. Up at 5:30, break· AU want to put the lire out and go :;::;~; molasses will be made. collect and conduct water to a fast, trip to fire line, back to camp at home. It's a good thing creWll were :;::;::, Another area will be safe outlet in order to prevent 8 or 8:30, chow down, in bed by 10 or aU picked for high physical fitness ::;;;:;: developed for camping. erotllon. The land on the II p. m. One day seems just like standard& - everyone Is lean and :;:;:;:; AlOIII! with the cropping pian, banks around the edge of the another. Crew is wondering when we mean! · ![i:::'[ drainage of the land that Clements Nursery Is very wiU be sent home. Detail ·Is lasting Sept. S - The big day has :~::::: uld be used , th . unstable and eltreme care longer than anyone expected. Fire arrived but we are sent to another ):t! ;:'~ was ese needs to be taken to prevent now at 40,000 acres. sector for more mop up. The crew Is ({ erosion where natural Aug, 30 - Mop up all day with very good at mop up but we want to ';::r WE AUlO helped Carl waterways spill over the hand tools and water. Ali fire must be wbere the actloo Is. 2 p. m. We '[:[:::l Enrln, whose farm is 00 Mt. ::.:· ~posaart t'p~j~ ~:: be out within 200 feet of flreline. can see a _large smoke column from ;:;:;:; Union RidBe, with a con- includes installation of 8541 Hard, dirty work. Our pumpers were the back fll'e. 3 p. m. Radio caU from ;:;:;:; servat1011 plan for his land. feet of tue in the bottom of the called to another sector. Contnued the Sector Boas. They want my crew ;::;;;: Mr, Erwin ill from Mason mop up without water. Very slow. for rernlorcement on lbe northline. ::::;:; Cowrty orlglnaUy but Is now waterways around their plant Seeing lots of waterfowl. Ducks, Twelve mile ride in Army 616. Trip ;:::;:; Uving in Oblo and owns the beds. geese and herons. took one hour over rougll road. t~::. farm beca111e be Ukes Mason THE WORK of soil conAug. 31 - Crew is tired and f,r.nved In lime l,o asaist m back· :::::;;: County and spends much of grubby looking. Mop up aU day. '""g but weren 1 really needed. ;:;:;:;: his time 00 the land. He plans ~~~~::U ft:en~lym~~ Took sbowers in purtable waist high Someone overreacted. . :::;:;:: to develop It for a grassland shower stalls. Tbe six women in Sept. 6 - More mop up. This ;:::::;: farm 011 which be IIFill have prepared a TV program !"ith camp have enclosed showers. Pipe time on west side of fire. Rumors :t[:: beef caltle. Dale Wheeler, Farm frames with black plastic covering. now about. going borne. Radio caU at The main conservation Program Director for WSAZWater Is scalding hot. Cold wind 3P· m. indicated Hiawatha crew was ;:;:;:;· practices that were plaiUled TV at Huntington. For this blowing. Invigorating! Saw two going home today: Crew discovered :t::. included grassland lm·. program we included Robert black bear today. Frost on sleeping ~ fire across line and put it oul ;:;;::: provement, water develop- Newberry and his daughter bag this morning. 'll degrees. Ice in Line around fire now. (~miles) but ;:;;;:; ment and woodland =h~= s~l~!tw!:~ canteen. still a lot of hot stuff along lines. :'::::: protectl · Sept. I - Crews released in Sept. 7 - The Wa.floo's are '::::::; Exca~tlon work has Mason County Mounta.ineers shifts for trip to town and showers in going home!!!! Just like thal In a ;:;;:;: started for a pike rearing for Rural Progress farm for National Guard · Armory in matte~ of hours baf!S are packed, i\;i:! pmd on the A. E. Sommer 1976· MeiBordman, president Manistique. Fire boss wants crews camp IS broken, a minOr amowrt of :~;;:; farm near Southside. The ~u~~· :~~~:;:, ~~~ fresh and ready for big backfiring paperwork fiDIShed and on~ bua to purpose of this pond will be to Kiwanis Club had been one of operation tomorrow. One squad saw Marqu_ette. The crew Is_elated! Hard :;:;:;: raise northern pike bear hightailing it across burned to ·believe after 14 days.' Several !;!{ fingerlings which will be :Ue~=s~e:an~!~ area. Several deer sighted. other cr.ews are released a~. We ;:;:;:; released and swim down Sept. 2 - Everyone ready lor are annous. to leave less someone ;:;=;=: • · which was held at the big day' but weather condition. not change !hell' nund. Same route ;:;:::;: Newberry farm. right for burning. LJght ram the home. ::::;;:: evening ·before was not enough to · FOOTNOTE: Sever~ days after [!?! stop main fire. Did bum out one mile the Wa-Hoos left the f1re, 40 mph :;:;:;:: of line . later in day. Hot' Lots of southerly wincls caused the fire to !;[{: smoke. jwnpthe.IIOrthline ~a burned a~, '{!: Sept. 3- Big crisis today. Crews a dozer line, raUroad and state high- [:}!' running out of clean clothing. Girl on ways-;- and burn an additional 7,000 :;:>;:; crew needs panties. Squad buss , ll ·res. Latest reports are 600 men on [:::;:;: didn't ask for size. Commissary \he fire, 3 hellcopte~s, pl~nes, f{ needs correct size. Squad boss pwnpers. The Walsh Ditch F~re Is :::::;:; POMEROY - The type of energy, crude fiber, crude guessed medium. I said they don't not dead. ::~::l ration initially led deter· protein, nitrogen In all forms, mines the value of beef caltle potassium, phosphorus, for refeeding to caltle. manganese, and other l\[iirrrr::;r::;::::::;:::;:r=<: :;: I rrrr::r::::rrr;;:::I:::::::::::r::::::::::::: : : : : : :ii'ir:::::::::::•:'t?:::=}':' :::r:=:=:::<::::::::::rt}{{\}{itt:r:::::::rrr:::tw:rr::::: : l wastes Feces and manure from mineral elements in the housed cattle on a low· wastes. roughage ration generally lt looks like we have finaUy met the nutritional reached the ultimate of requirements for refeeding recycting lor intensive beef u a ~gy ratloo, In management. I wonder how l1 cooperative studies with the soon It wiU be until people are ot: University of Nebraska, doing lbe same? Lincoln. Supplemental . .. manganese may be needed. IRONTON-Autumn has overnight in much of the Ohio Wastes from outdoor BY BRYSON R. CARTER atTived in Southeastern Ohio River Valley and Inland feedlala contain 45 to 95 . Ext. Agent, Agriculture almost without warning. The points. · percent soU and are not GALUPOLIS- A lot of work Is being done·oo farnns this faD colors have developed Dogwoods, red maple~. suitable for refeedlng. PUBLISHER REVIVED Ume ol year; more pressure Is on to get work done on Ume ; gums, sumac and the RESERVE, La. (UP!) 'lbe practical limitation on hickories are adding a new and farm machinery operators tend to be more fatigued due to refeeding catue wastes is the The publl.sher of a Jackson, dimension to the foreat large quautlty of digestible Miss., weekly newspaper loog working hours. . A review of farm machinery accident cases from a recent landacape. According to AI dry matwr and the high colla peed w; • heart atwck National Safety Council 1ktate farm accident survey Wolter, Ironton Olstrlct handling COlliS. Riaing feed Saturday ab... I President revealed that proper use of shielding or guards could have· Ranger of the Wayne Ford's campaign paddle· POMEROY - Andy Lyles, National Forest, forest colors COlliS ucl the desire to make wheeler on the Mississippi prevented most of the Injuries. maxtmum use of wastes Examples of typical accidents that occur this Ume of year ·tocal game protector, has are "at 1eut · weeki nevertheless have caused River. expressed concern that many inclUde (I) caught in unguarded PTO, '(2) caught hand in ahead of schedule, aome. to CODIIder refeedlng. Ford's White House snapping rolla while attempting to remove stocks with area residents are confused triggered," be said, "by the 'lbe lludy lbowed that the physician, , Rear Adm. machine running, (3) stepped on moving ear corn elevator to on two aspects of the new droughty conditions we have sultabtUty of excreted William Lukasb, revlv~d reclaim hook·fcrk and leg got caught in conveyor chain, and hunting laws. Many local been experiencing. Now's the materials for releeding Percy Green, black publisher (4) caught finger between auger and hopper side whUe people are bunting IUegaUy time," he weni on, uto lake !I the weekly Jackson Adiltlemptlltg to unclog cooveyor,. (5) puUed on V-belt to help '1\'fthoutltnowing it. Mr. Lyles advantage of nature at ber dedines 88 the IIIIOunt of .vocate, with sll electric has issued this In· colorful best. In another 3or 4 roughage In tbe original ~ staUed cooveyor, lingers were c111ght in puUey, (6) ahocks. caught in guarded belt and pulley whUe lubricating running terpretation: tenants who weeks the color will be ration lncreuea. Feces from a lllgiHvugbage ratioo, for machine, (7) caught leg in chain and sprocket as a result of rent only a dweUing from an gone. eumple, could be reuaed owner are not permitted to. victim atrempting to stand oo a shield not intended to serve as The U:S. Foret~ Service. only u lbe rougbage comhunt without a vaUd hunting a plalfomi, (8) caught in machine because operator failed to with the cooperation .of the license. The only way that a Lawrence County Bicen- ponent of a ration. They make certain everyooe was clear before starting. ' Right now, befcre you start out to the flelda again this renter may hunt Without a tennial Commission bas would be equivalent to those week miiUlt be a good time just to review your own operating Ucense is if he rents the land developed a ae1f guiding auto from a low-roughage ration If practices in terms of safety. Even If you, as a farm operator, for crop or livestock use. In tour that leads tbe vl.lltor potualum, sodium, and feel you are very sale and cautious It would be good to review 1Jtber worda tbe only land you . through some of Ohio's most ·manganese were added. · Composition !I feces was this with the children who help on the farm as weD as the wife may bunt on without a license scenic areas. The brochures If you're a renter', Is the land anai)'Zed from cattle on high, . and farm employees. are available free from aU medtwrt, and low-roughage you actually rent and use. So · Here are several suggestloos to include in your safety banks In Lawrence County rationl, feces and manure be careful, folks, or you may check list: and AAA Offlcea In Ironton from cattle on low-roughage be in a legal bind. Keep children and non-workers off and away. . The other poini that Iota of and Portsmouth. They are rationl In a feedlot, arid Be sure that all shields or guarda are in place before any also available by mall or in wastes from cattle oo low.- .' folks are concerned over ill machines are started . person from: . District roughage rations In an outthe antlerless deer permits• Ranger, 710 Park Ave., Replace any damaged or misplaced guarda or shields door feedlot. Roughage level Before restarting operation, replace or secure aU safety These are free of charge to Ironton, Phio, 45638. In the ration tnflaenced lrou shields that you remove or open for access when making field the landowner or legal renter of the actual land, but. they repldrs. · Make certain everyone is clear of the machine before must be appUed lor In the specified time. The permits starting puwer units or activating any drive mechanism. Always shut off the engine before leaving the operators are avaUable from any legal platform to adjust, lubricate, clean or unclog the machine, checking station or Mr. Lylea unl.-e otherwise specllled in the operator's manual. (This is himself, but they must be me practice that we are often tempted to not foUow, but faUure sent in no later than October 31. They wiU be avaUable 011 to do 110 results In many serious and often fitalaccldents) Wait untO all power driven parts have stopped before Oct. I. attempting to perform an ·inspection or servicing of the Be~in full-scale lnachine. . Provide a temporary guard for knives when working near probe of MIG-25 them ' Keep proper tensioo on all belts to ...Wee alippage and TOKYO (UP!) - Japanese temptation to the operaior to marmally "help it along" at high and American npertl Federal Laod Bank Loans are long-terrn .and rllk to his handa. Chain drives should also be properly Saturday began full-scale ldjulted. eumlnatlons of a top-secret · are available at a reasonable rate with reKeep hands, feet, and clothing away from moving parts of Soviet MIG25 jtllight~ at a payment schedules tailored to your farm inthe machine. . heavUy guarded air base come flow; including prepayment privileges During operation, stay clear of components such as outside Tokyo, military without penalty-all advantages to the mappin8 or husking roUa, straw aprudera and choppers, 110urces reported, cutwr bars, auprt, fled rolll and sueh which may be 111e MIG25, flown to nor· member-borrower. • un~U~rded lor proper function of the machine. them Japan by a Soviet ()penile vehlclelllrllllpOliiiiJ hln11t with. care, obef!ng defector three weeks ago, 228 Uj)fler River Road ''nllel of the road" was closely examined in a P.O. Box 207. Gallipolis 'lbllltllt II not CG1J111lete and both you allll I can think of hangar, surrounded by • Phone444-0203 lither lllfety JX'aetlces that need tel be followed. My main caiiVas fence and barricades, parpo1e IIIIo remind you of the bawds and ~opelully in doing at Hyakuri base of Japan's Clyde B. Walker, Mgr. lhll help prevent injuries 'IIIJd fallll accident.'! to our farm Air Self-Oelense Force aboal G.p,... lamUtes here In GaUia County. 55 nys northeast of Tokyo. •P•••IIII~•Illlil•• tb dlac.:OO. :{t ·. I Preventing harvest · · accidents on farm Warehouse Space, Industrial FacUlties, Office Space and BulldlltfiS for Retail ·and WhoiNalel M~nv of our customen have found that the COI11Wifllll offend by Umbaugh'$ building systems permit them to mG¥t thMd With mejor .' cexpanOOn programs earlier then antlc:IPittd. It you are lh!nking of 111:panding, addition.! w-.house spKt, ortlces, or complete new facilities for your bU1intli:, get thi Umblugh storv. Our Held r~e-wntatives will p4"CNide vlluablt assistence In· y,our huilding plan!. He can show you how.you e~n "Build It Nowl'. r- - CUT OUT - MAIL j 0 J TOO..\V- I Plu~ wnd more rt"tform•tion l Nam~ I Sr_rMt _ _ __ ! C•r~ I I __:._ l State'- I z, 11 L I -,.. Pho!lf _ UMBAUGH _• 1 ____ ___ _ _j Pole Building Co., Inc. Refeeding wastes C-2g to beef cattle :t::. i Sarah Carse_y . Forest colors are two weeks ahead Of Schedul FALL SEEDING TIME BARLEY- WINTER RYE' WHEAT - WINTER OATS VEJCH - ALFALFA TIMOlHY Lyles clarifies hunting issues • : VINE STREET --- GAU.IPOUS, OHIO Tamra Lee SIIJnky WEDDING PLANNED - Mr. allll Mrs. Paul E. Stanley, Rt. 2, Albany, &Mounce the engagement allll approaching marriage of their daughter, Tamra 1M to Randy K. Haynes son of Bull Haynes and the late Erma Haynes, Rutland. Mill Stanley, a !978 graduate of Meigs High School, Ia employed at the Logan Federal Savings and Loan, Athens. Her fiance, a 1973 graduate of Meigs, Is employed with the American Electric Power Co., WllkesviUe. The open ciiiJ'ch wedding wtU take plilce Saturday, Nov. 6, 6:30p.m. at the Bradbury Church of Christ with Mr. Kim Cole performing tbe ceremony. A reception will !oUow the wedding. · · Fund is boosted MIDDLEPORT - The basement remodeling fund at the Middleport Church of Christ was given a boost Thursday night with a donation from the Loyal Women and Men's Class. Mrs. Graee Pratt presided at the meeting which featured •a program on the Grundy Mountain Mission at Grundy, Va. L. D. Hartinger noted that a drive for clothing and linens wiU be beld Oct. 18. Miss Mildred Hawley showed a film on the mission school and home facutties noting there are now 246 chUdren there. The facility was founded In 1921 by Sam and .Jane Hurley and through the years over 15,000 children ·have been takcare of In the Ahead! home. ·There are ,, classrooms In the school. The children live In dorms. Reported Ill were Mrs . . Hattie Swift, Leo Searls and Raymond Justis, at home, and Sarah Koehler and Carl Miller,. patients at Holzer Medical Center. A card of thanks.. was read from the Gardner Reynolds family. 111e Chrlstm4s party was discussed and it was announced the speajter next month wiU be Mrs. Arnold Richard&. Refreshments of cookies, coffee and tea were served by Mrs. Pearl Reynolds' group. Miss Hawley had prayer. DevotiOIIS by Mrs. Martha Chllda were on Phoebe, the only woman in the Bible Lowery .Bicentennial Organ A$2095. Value 00 ' s 00 $§0.00 FREE "PERFECT FOR DEER HUNTERS" $2515 POPULAR DUKE $829 Ol!il ~Ohio : One Year Free short cut to less work and a beautiful garden. Most ferns prefer loose, humus neu(fal or slightly acid soil. She said to use lop dressing of leaf mold or finely shredded bark, and feed plant food every three or lour weeks. Keep In cool room with high humidity. The most common are asparagus und sprenagheria. Boston and Fluffy Ruffles are popular varieties. · Marie Meal led a "plant identification." Sbe showed many garden, wild and dried plants. , "Flowers We Should Know" Is to be used in Therapy at GSI. Mrs. Lanier had prepared atTangements. In the livfn8 room was a bud vase with three roses and a white vase with canna .blQssoms and leaves. On her dining table was a red glass basket with asters, abelia and dahlias. On ber breakfast table was a low container with red geraniums and green foliage. Juanita Spurlock, a guest, became a member of · the club. Mrs. Esta Reese installed the following officers for the coming year: president, Mrs. Patty Snyder; vice president, Mrs. · Jewell Moore; treasurer, Miss Marie Meal; secretary, Mrs. Florence Trainer, · Tbe club has scheduled a tour Oct. 10 to Lake Hope. Members are to meel at Mrs. JeweU Moore's at 10 a.m. Mrs. Patty Snyder an· noWlced a bake and plant sale Oct. 16 at Kanauga Shopping Center. Refreshments, served by hostess, were enjoyed. nesday. The Lord's Prayer In unison opened the meeting: Mrs. Jane Coats woo the door prize. Refreshments were served to those named and Mrs. LJla Van Meter, Mrs. Avice Spencer, Mrs. Karen Young, Mrs . Norma Hawthorne, Mrs. Susie Kibble, Mrs. Linda FilMer, Mrs. E:sther Mays and Mrs. · Sara Bailey. SPEAKER NAMED . GALLIPOUS - Rev. John Banks will preach at Walnut Ridge Church Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m. The Blanton Family will be tbe featured singers. Crystal Erwin BETROTIIED-Mr. allll Mrs. Leonard F. E:rwin, Rt 3, Pomeroy, are 8lliiOUIICinS the engagement ucl approaching marriage of their daughter, Q-ystal, to Fred · .Rayburn, son of Mrs. Joan Vaughan, Pomeroy, allll Charles Rayburn, Chicago,. ill. Mill Erwin Is a 19'14 graduate of Eastern High School and a 197$ graduate of Oltlo State School of Cosmetology. She ill presently employed with the Fashion Beauty Shop In Pomeroy. He!' fiance is a 1971 graduate of Meigs High School allll served In tbe United States Navy. He Is presently attending Rio Grande CoUege. A November wedding is being plamed. GROUP OF GIRlS NATIONAllY ADVERTISED SEBAGO OXFORDS & LOAFERS .SUNDAY ONLY PRICE $}090 ~·· Mon. thru Sat. 10 lil9 BEnER SHOES SILVER BRID E P Sunday I tiiS IN THE SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA OPEN WEEKDAY EVENINGS TIL 9 O'CLOCK VGrsa WXMIS aaB VD.vtT BEDSPREADS Regular TWill GALLIPOLIS - Plans have been completed for the forthcoming wedding of Carol Folden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garland Folden to .Howard· Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs'. Clinton Taylor. The wedding wtll be an event of Saturday, Oct. 2 at 1:30 p.m. at the St. Louis Catholic Church wtth the Rev. A. J. Golubiewski officiating at the double ring ceremony . A half-hour of pre-nuptial music will precede lhe ceremony with Mrs. Fred Edelman, organist and Mrs. Connie Thompson, soloist. A reception at the Shrine Club will Immediately follow the . ceremony: FIRlSil£ SeMce - Parts &Labor 446.0617 GALLIPOLIS, O. to NOW '15 99 Colors: red. oil white, royal, avocado, pink, gold, & purple. PONDEROSA WORK SHOES by Endicott Johnson Reg. $19.95 NOW NOW '21 MEETING SLATED GALLIPOLIS The Ga!Upolls chapter of FuU Gospel Business Men's FeUowshlp International wiU hold its regular monthly dinner meeting Saturday. Oct. 2 at the Rio Grande College Cafeteria at 7 p.m. Speaker will be. Harvey Tlddler, a spirit-filled minister from Zanenllle. He hu I testimony to the power . Gf,God In bliJ Ufe. Everyone welcome to attend. Riser· vatlona mlllt be In by noon, Wedaelday, Sept. 211. Call4464161 .. f48.30'13 • $20.00 $22.00 Carol Folden BICENTENNIAL ORGAN SALES BRUNICARDI MUSIC,CO. 61 COURT ST. pretzels, warm sausage, pickles, kuchen and popuillr German beverages. Invitations with details have been mailed to the members. Reservations are f5 per couple or f.l,50 single, for members only, and must be made by caUing 44&-4886 by Sept. 29. Dreaa wiU be casual for a fun evening , Assisting the Hippensteeill are Dr. and Mrs. Charles Holzer, ir., Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Mullins, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond WWis, Mr. and Mrs. Orin Kyger and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Neal. ORGAN MUSIC TO THE FIRST SIX BOOTS Sills 3 Ill 12 • POM.EROY - A con· trlbutlon to the Russell Hollinger Fund was made b~ the Young Wives' Club at a recent meeting at the home ol Mrs. Marilyn Spencer. A discussion was held on the "Yesteryear" prject ol the Melp CoWlty Council on Aging, and plans were made fpr a bazaar io be beld In November. It was decided to hive a meeting for October lnltead of a party as earlier scheduled and to change the meeting . night to the third Tuesday of each month rather than the third Wed- plans towed WE GUARANTEE WE CAN HAVE YOU PLAYING ATUNE IN s.M-l·Xl ............ ' the library. Ruby Bossard was a former club member. Mrs. Grace Bradbury repurted she had placed "The Complete Book of Bulbs" by T. F. Rockwell and Esther C. Grayson, In the library! Mrs. .Elaine George an· noWlced she and Bertina Sm.eltzer had given a demonstration of fresh and dried materials at the Cen· tenary United Methodist Women's Society m~ting at the home of Mrs. Ruth Pitchford. Mrs. Smeltzer gave ru1es of flower arrll(lgiJlg and points to keep in mind when selecting materials; Mrs. George prepared dried, fresh, driftwood arrangements and atTangements on mats amont others. Mra. Elaine George·gave a program on "Ferns lor Beauty" by Joe B. Parks. Sbe said ferns are among the oldest grown planta allllare a COVERALLS ana• •ll!II•••.. GALLIPOLIS - Mrs. Frances Lanier was hostess when the French Cit)' Garden Club held . Its September meeting recently. Mrs. Patty Snyder opened the meeting by greeting guests and . members. Mrs. Lanter gave devotions entitled "The Best Way of I.Jfe" followed by a prayer. Roll call was to name a "shade loving" plant. The sectetary's report was read and approved, and lhe treasurer's report· was read by Marie Meat. The balance is $99.54. Mrs. Jewell M()(lre, Mrs. Esta Reese and Mrs. Bertlna Smeltzer reported they audited the books and found them to be correct. Aletter from the Friends of the Library wu read 111king the club to support the library renewal levy. The club decided to support the library renewal levy since the Boaaarda left the for INSULATED Rm OOVERALLS i Mrs.Lanier entertains gardeners NO MONEY DOWN 5 Yrs. TO PAY $3()11 '. 992-2156 Federal Mogul Corporation in GaWpolill ill the tuba player. Suiter wtll play trombolie. In addition to German music, Suiter's band wUI offer some . Scott Joplin Ragtime lor the entertainment of the mem· bers, along with some .other surprises. ~lrmen Donald and Carolyn Hippensteel, with their committee, w!U have Riverby decorated lor this gala occasion, using red checkered tableclotha on the tables and lots of candlelight. German food served during the evening wiU Include soft 15 MINUTES REGMDLESS OF YOUR MUSICAL TRAINING. s.M·l:Xl ... are more than morley! • GALLIPOLIS - "Oktober Fest," an evening of fun and food, mualc and dancing Is plaMed for the members of the French Art Colony on Saturday evening, Oct. 2, from 8 p.m. untU midnight. Featured will be Herr (Red) Sutter directing his Gmnan Bsnd u tbey play original German mualc. Jeff · . Hilbert from Marshall University wiU be on trumpet along with Tom Phlllipe, band director at Pl. Pleasant Junior High School. David .PhllliJJB, band director at Oak Hill will play clarinet and Bill Cannon, an engineer at Cold weather ·· QUILTED JACKETS I 446-2342 - - : FAG planning 'Oktober Fest' two e. ~Charlene Hoeflich ·WHILE THEY LAST J. D. NORTH PRODUCE 1 · Club makes i·donation ~ Gall;potis-Point PktlSan.· l Pomeroy-Middieport ~ Mrs. t .. 1 : D£4'1'111 UNilBIATED CHICAGO (UPl) AleJandro and VIncente Tabllon, two brotbln IIIIo lived to1ttber, went to ·I!IPirlll North Sldt ban Friday • to )Ill¥ 'pool•. Botb go& In lfi1IIMIIl and bGib ..... kllltd, .... IIIIa two boun IJ)IIt. Police Slid the delllbl ..... unrelated. Build It NOW! bus: ::r: i ~oman , 's : ~o~ld· the GeMnl A I~ and Public UWitlel Commilllon Gf Olllo. - 1-. •• which w.ld ftiUlale nuclnr power dmok.,rneat in Ohio. - blue 7. which II'1JUid teduct the Jlllllber Gf • · lllrel and . countlel reqalred for lntitlltive and referendum pelltltionl. OOLUMBUS (UPI)- FGID' statewide 1aaues lhlt wiU appear 011 the November ballot are not in ·the bell Interests of agriculture and rural Ohio and lhould be defeated, the Olio Farm Bureau Feqeratlon llc!lrd ci Trustees said Frldly. "II farmers 1ft to conllmle to produce food and fiber at the lowell t'08I to consumen, It is bnportant thai u- four Issues be IIOU~Y defeated Nov. 2," 1ald federation President Wallace Hirschfeld. The 67 ,OOO·member organization ill oppoeed to: - Issue 4, which would .establish a. "Ufellne" lower rate for low-volwne gas and electricity users; - Issue ~. which would set up a conswner group to lobby t:l: (J · Bureau against 4 issue$ Your Wayne National Foresti!:j. !jCropping plans :t:\i ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 97 8 1111:11 lOOT . . . . SilO( Sizes: 70 to 12 EE NOW '1797 COlY QUILTED COMFORTER · Colorfvl print occents this pretty comfoHer. Polyesler .. filled, pennanent press co.ered. Machine washabl~. Sizes ... 76~84 Reaular '23.00 . �... 16- The Sunday Times · Sentinel. Sunday, Sept. 26, 1976 Headstart problems air.ed at meet· Recent shower fetes Mrs. Mike Buskirk POMEROY - Problems of Meigs County Headstart were aired during the Community Action Agency's program at the Tuesday meeting of the Meigs County Human Resources Council. Joe Barsotti and . Sandy Brown, Headstart social services <!lrector, reported the Headstart program is not underway in Meigs County due to the lack of a suitable site. They noted that there are 60 children to be served primarily from the dlSad· vantaged three-t!Hive year old group. Temporarily, at least, the children wUl be taken to the GaUia County facility one day a week and then wUJ be visited In U1e home. It was pointed out by the . Community Action people that sites are dHficult to find since Headstart comes under the state day care licensing requirements and must be approved by the state. They noted that many sites have been viewed, but that those which would pass lnspectlon are being withheld by the owners or organiu.tlons for various reasons, and those offered by the owners h8ve not passed eitber the safety or health standards, Members of the council were encouraged to think on the matter of a suitable site and contact the Community Action Agency headquarters In Cheshire. Funds are avaUable for renovation, the utilities, as well as some rent, it was reported. In selecting children served by Headstart, the speakers said that the poverty guideline is folloQI with handicapped being given preference. Individualized attention Is stressed and sheet cakes centered with MASON - Mrs. Mike heslth screening Is handled bassinets on either end of the Buskirk of Clifton, W. Va. by a team from Mount St. table. The table was covered was guest of honor recently at Mary 's Hospital. Parent a layette shower held at the with a silver net cloth over involvement Is a vital part of Mason Methodist Church pink and centered with a the Headstart program. unique centerpiece of pink social room. Chester King p"slded at Hostesses for the shower and silver flowers and spark· the meeting held at the Meigs were Mrs. Unda Lambert, lers created by Evelyn Inn and it was voted tllllfhe Mrs. Marjorie Walburn, Mrs. Proffitt of Mason. Served continue as ch8lrman for the Beverly Schultz, Miss Connle with the cake was punch, next three months with Leafy Gllland and Miss Nancy coffee, nuts and mints. Mrs. Chasteen to assist. The 0cSchultz presided at the punch Buskirk . As the guests tober meeting will have bowl and Mrs. Walburn at the arrived they were registered Joseph D. Green of the coffee service . . in a baby bootle keepsake Bureau of Services lor the book by Miss Buskirk. A Othera attending were Mrs. Blind as the speaker. babyland scene was created Sherman Buskirk, Mrs. Attending the meeting were with decorations Including an Elmer Henry, Jane Moore, King repr~nting the Red improvised altar with a Vicki Grate, Karen Hood, Cross of Meigs Co unty; . burning candle and a Carla and Angie Hood, Joyce Vernon Nease, chairman of miniature testament and a Redman, Evelyn Proffitt, the Red Cross blood scene with lambs on the Nancy · Proffitt, LaV.era Yeager, and Elizabeth Fick. program; Leafy Ch.lsteen, piano. Gifts were placed on a Also presenting gifts were Senior Citizens Center; Mrs. white table with a backdrop Social Hour, 7 p.m. of pink and blue streamers, Mr. and f,1rs. Lel,and Uevlng, The Seniors' CHp and Helen WlUio!I)S, concerned and on one waU hung a huge June Burns, ClaudJe Thomas, Craft Shop are open each day citilen ; Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis, Council secretary; umbrelln. The prospective and Lucille Halferty . at 12:31).):30 p.m. grandmothers were . The Senior Nutrition Mrs. Phyllis Bearhs, Planned presented gifts. Program serves meals at 12 Games were played under REVIVAL UNDERWn · noon. The menu is: the direction of Miss GUJand CHESIDRE - A revival is Monday - Cheese-stuffed and featured booties and underway at the Silver Run GALUPOUSThe Senior wieners, baked potato, cole ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. C. Leon Stollings, Rt. 2, dJaper pins. Prizes went to Free WUJ Baptist Church Citiiens Center, located at 220 maw with tomato wedge, GALUPOLIS - Mr. and Vinton, are announcing the engagmenl of their daughter, Lorna · Johnson, Sally with Rev. Caudle Adkins as Jackson Pike in the County bread, butter, raspberry Mrs. Pat (the former Clara Letha Stolllnro; to Gary A. Pope, Rt . 2, Vinton, son of Mr. Yeauger Ross and Katherine evangelist. Services, which Home Building, is open gelatin with whipped topping, Belle Schwamwalder) have and Mrs. IAlie E. Pope. The double-ring ceremony will Neullllng with Sarah Bechtle begin at 7:30 nightly, wUJ Monday through Friday from milk. returned to · theif home at be perfonned by the Re1•. John Brya.nt at ll>e Vinton winning the door prize. conclude Oct. 2. Rev. Miles 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The schedule Tuesday Beef llWuit . Keystone Heights, Fla. Methodist Church on S. Main Street in Vinton on (}ct. 16 at Relreshmentl' carried out Trout is the pastor. Everyone of activities for tlils week is roU, gravy, mashed potatoes, following a visit .here during 2 p.m. PriHluptial music will be preseniA!d by' Mrs. the babyland theme with two welcome. as follows: succotash, bread, butter, the month of August. Mr. and Charles Mcinturff for 30minules prior to th.e wedding, and Monday, Sept. 27 canned peaches, milk. Mrs. Bradley brought their a reception honoring the newlyweds will he held Physical Fitness, II :30 a.m.; Wednesday Baked camping trailer and while immediately following the wedding. The gracious custom Olde XYme Chorus Practice, spaghetti, tossecl sa lad, here, visited friends and of open church will be obsenoed. l-3 p.m. banana $!ices In orange juice, relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tuesday, Sept. 28. bot buttered Italian bread, Grover and Mrs. Darrell Quilting and Visillng, 9 a.m.-3 butter, oatmeal-raisin Day. Mrs. Bradley retired p.m. Canoe Trip lor Senior cookies, milk. Aug. 8 from her employment Citi•ens (sponsored by Thursday - Sliced turkey, with the post office at Don't waste time wonderin& about a fast way to &et your bearings. Call me-your WELCOME WA!i()N Hostess. Physical Education Dept. of cranberry relish, calldled Keystone .Hei~hts and Mr. When you've jus• moved, You're pre~ for time. · Rio Grande College and Area sweet potatoes, buttered Bradley retire(! two years And lhe1ifts, community and bVsint<s informalion llltlne FAMILY TQ REUNITE Agency on Aging) green beans, roll, butter, ago, will Aft your family time and money. The descendants of the late • Wednesday, Sept. 29 - mixed fruit cup, milk. FAMILY TO MEEt Let me hear rrqm )'DU lOOn. Arvis and ,Nrola Johnson GALLIPOLIS - The Physical Fitness, II :30 a.m .; Friday - Beef pattie, Lewis will hold a family descendants of the late Arvis Card Games, 1-3 p.m. A card shower has been buttered potatoes, st~wed reunion Sunday, Sept. 26 in , and Neola Johnson Lewis will requested for Maye Roush, a Thursday, Sept. 30 - Birtl1· tomatoes, bread, butter, the commercial bu~dLog at hold a fanilly reunion today 'in day Party, 1:30 p.m. patient at Rive~side Hospital. peanut butter cake with the Gallia County Junior the commercial building at Col.wnbus. Mrs. Roush' was Friday, October 1- Center caramel icing, milk. TERESA BIHL PH. 446-1937 Fairgrounds beginning at 12 the Gallia County .Fair- Chairpersons' Meeting, I Choice of beverage served scheduled to undergo surgery noon. Thursday. grounds at 12 11Q011 . p.m.; Art Class, 1-3 p.m.; with each m.eal. Letha Stollings ~~~1~1L Parenthood; Gene Lyons, Joan Culp, Meigs County Health Department ; Evelyn Scarberry, Ohio Bureaii of Employment Services; Jeseie Might, Meigs Association for Retarded Chlldrl!fl; Henry Cleland, Jr., Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation; John E. · Brammer, Steve Dawson, Mental Health Center; John Rice, Meigs Extension Service; Sandy Brown and Barsotti, Galllo-Meigs Community Action Agency; Joseph D. Green, Service for the Blind; Anita McCormick, Ohio State University Cooperative Extension Service, Mrs. Letha Proffitt, Gallla·Meigs Community Action, ·and Eva Babcock, Coshocton, a visitor. r- I 1 I .Whatever you spend · •for a diamond, it isno bargain unl ess it Is bought at . Tawneys. This is the promise we I make to you. By any I compari s on, our I values are greater , our . quality higher . . . or your money back. I TAWNEY JEWELERS I I.....,_._,_,_._____.... ·422 Second Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio GALLIA-JACKSON-VINTON JVSD ' BUCKEYE HILLS CAREER CENTER REGISTRATION 6:30 to 8:30 P.M. AUTO MECHANICS Typing Welding Welding Individual and Small Business Income Tax Preparation Auto Mechanics I Air Conditioning I Draft.ing I Basic Electricity Industrial Safety Medica I Records Shorthand I AG & Industrial Small Engine Mechanics Betlnning Needlepoint Personal Auto Mechanics Farm Business Planning and •Analysis TYPING 60 60 . EVENINGS Tues Mon -Wed Tues·Thurs ROOM TIME 263 6:30-9:30 312 6:00·10:00 . 312 6:00-10:00 21 60 60 .60 48 32 32 48 Thurs Tues·Thurs Tues·Thurs Mon-Wed Tues·Thurs Tues- Thurs Mon·Wed Mon 280 349 303 232 323 30 30 Mon 266 208 263 Registration may be made at the Adult Education OHiceduringtheweekof September27,1976fro 8:00a.m. to 4:00 p.m.and on the evening of Sept 27 or Sept 29 from .6:30p.m. unlil 8:30 p.m. 6:30-9:30 6:00-10:00 6:00-10:00 6:00-10:00 6:00-10:00 6:00-10:00 6:00-10:00 . 6:00-10:00 342 · 6:30-9:30 Mon 280 6:30-9:30 TO BE ANNOUNCED ADVANCED REGISTRATION NOT REQUIRED (call 245-5336 ext. 252 for more informl!tlon) STARTING DATE Oct. 5 Oct. 4 Oct. 5 ENDING FEE DATE $30 ~c.7 Nov. 22 $70 Nov . 23 $70 Oct. 7 Oct. s Oct. 5 Oct. 4 Oct. 5 Oct. 5 Oct. 4 Oct. 4 Nov. 18 SIS Nov. 23 $60 Nov. 23 $65 Nov.22 $50 Nov. 11 $40 Oct.28 $15 Oct. 27 . $25 Dec. 20 $45 Oct. 4 Oct. 4 Oec.6 Dec.6 $25 $25 ' Please ca II Adult Ed tication Supervisor Scott Coddington 245-5336 Ext. 252 lor Information on currentand .future course offerings. This Space Paid.For By These Fine Institutions RRST NAnONAI. BMK 3 Locat11111 to Serve You Mlltn lenll-!econd Avenue Aufo l'ank- Third .Avenue Vinton Branch-Vinton · mMMERCIAI. &SAVINGS BANK ' Silver Bridge Plaza Dtw. Gallipolis • BUCKEYE BUILDING & lDAN 500 Third Avenue ,•. A1r. and Mrs. Samuel E. Stephens • 1 i Stephens-Pitchford . lwed September 4 • • THURMAN The marriage of Bridget G. Pitch· • ford, daughter ol Mr. and ; · Mrs. Arnold Pitchford, Rt. t : .. Thurman, to Samuel S. Stephens, son of' Mr. and Mrs. • Albert Stephens, Pt. ' Pleasant, was solemnized ~ Saturday, Sept. 4 at 7 p.m. at · Red House Independent Church, Red House, W. Va. ~ The double ring ceremony , was performed by Rev . J. ~ A dam Carpenter, the ~ grandfatber of the groom. " Music was provided by the · :; The brid e, given in ~ marriage by her father, wore '.' a satin gown trimmed with ;; lace at the wrist and bodice :: made by the bride. ~. She carried a bouquet of " white carnations and baby's ~ breath, with two long· ~ stelnmud carnations she gave ' to her mother and to the ; mother of the groom as she •· walked up the aisle. • Vicky Cooper, sister of the . bride, served as matron of , honor. Attendants were , Arlene Pitchford, sister of the • bride, and Ma rtha Stephens, • sister. of the groom . They all : wore orchid dotted swiss ' 'gowns and carried one long· · slammed carnation tipped in orchid. Leonard McClung, brother ; of the groom, was best man. : .Jimmy cochran, friend of the • gro)m, and Hodney Pitch· ~ ford, ,cousin of the bride, ; ,served as ushers. Charlene Chase, sister of : the groom, registered guests. • A reception wsa held at the • home of the' bride's aunt and : uncle, Ann and William • Pitchford, Red House, W. Va . : Roberta Ma.tlett, aunt of the • bride, Kay Mi chnet and ~ Eunice Null, fri ends of the ~ bride, served at the receo· •.. lion. The bride is a 1975 graduate of Gallla Academy and the groom is a 1975 graduate 'or Pt. Pleasant High School. They reside at Flatrock, W. Va . Annual reunion ' held recently POMEROY - The aMual reunion of the descendants of James C. and Ethelinda Stone Moore was held Sun· day, Sept. 12, at the Sutton United MethodiSt Church. Mrs. Laura Eiselsteln was recognized and the group sang "Happy Birthday" to her. She is 92 years old. During the afternoon a business meeting was held and the relatives and friends attending enjoyed visiting and singing . Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marik, Mae and Richurd Rose, Rootstown; Mr. and Mrs . Dana Fell, Washington C. H.; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blazer, James and Jodi, Rio Grande; Mr. and Mrs. Nonnan Rose, Bidwell; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Keller, Ra ndy, Rodney and RUSI!<!ll, Pomeroy Route 3; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dean, Denise and •t h'em, Mrs . MeIanI e "et Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs . George Genhelmer, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr, Long Bottofil; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Circle, Florence Circle, · Brent and Terry PatterSon, Kim Follrod, Paul Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Circle, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lee, Bb dB o an ecky, Racine ; .the Rev. and Mrs. Cart E. Hicks, Belpre; Cecil Elselsteln, Harland Eiselsteln, and Mrs. !..aura Eiselsteln, Pomeroy. GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS & LOAN Opposite the Post Office 441 Second Ave. lncominK Pw~hiou Muchow-Stolpe wed ClfiO VAllEY BANK CO. locations to serve you better. 370 Jackson Pike ' 420 Third Avenue 419 Fourth Avenue "Mini Bank" Rio Grande Bra11ch French City oz. $ 24 WEINERS e . . ~ ••• , 19 ·YELLOW 3 lb. ONIONS.~ DUNCAN HINES CAKE MIXES 18'n OZ. 2/'1 00 W/C Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer 10·2·76 ·. DIAL SOAP BATH SIZE BARS 4/79e Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only AI Powell's • Aulomatic chain oiling • 10" ba f and chain • Easy sta~ ing e lightweight - 7.21bs. ZESTA CRACKERS Is The Price On This Singer ' Zig-Zag Sewing Machine 1 lb. I'ASi ijj_)NMATE• MACIIINE Mod el 361 with frotll dro p-in bobbin , bui lt ·in blind hem1titch, an ext ra -wide zig·lag capacit y and snap·on pre sser fee t. This Is a great machine ft>r oll your hasic sewin g nct'US. Carrying case or cabinet ALSO: ·. Wool Blends & Suedes Suitable for Capet & Coats. , , T~~cJ~~f1~Se§hoP,~ ... Simplicity Patterns bridesmaids who carried identical bouquets of yellow and blue dalsi\!8 and baby's breath. Bat man was Bob Hysell, brother of the groom. Ushers were I}.qb Burdette, Roger Abbott and DaMy Abbott, all of Pomeroy. . F1ower girl was Elizabeth Walker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Walker and . ringbearer was Todd Bradley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bradley. · For her · daughter's wed· ding Mrs. DeVault wore a two-piece .blue and yellow floral print polyester en· semble with matching white accessories. Mrs. Hysell wore a two-piece pale' blue and white knit ensemble with lona sleeves and white matching accaaories. A reception followed in the church's reception hall carrying out a blue and yellow color scheme. Aaalsting as hostesses were Mrs. Madge Neal, Mr's. Lucy Earwood and Mrs. Elise Kimball. The bride, a graduate of Gallia Academy and Rio Grande College, received her M.Ed. from Ohio University In guidance counseling. She Is employed as a high school counselor by Heath City Schoola. The groom, a graduate of Middleport High School and Rio Grande College, received his M.Ed. from O.U. In Reading· Supel'VUiioo. He Is employed as a teacher by Heath City Schools. The new Mr. and Mrs. WUJ!am Hysell now reside at 327 Union Street, Apt. G34, Newark, Ohio, 43055. The NEW professional quality chain saw for homeowners Upf:oming Se11son 115 W. Second Pomeroy Ph. 992-2284 m., Couple wed For The ext ra. . 4 Great l . MRS. WELCH said she lived in Gallipolis for 18 yean and "loved river activity. The moonlight on the Ohio I shall never forget." . PAM HARRIS, ch8lrman ol the annual Harvest Charity BaU of the GaWpolln Area Jaycee Wives, reminds Interested per!IOIIS that thla year'• dance wUJ be·Saturday, Oct. 2 frcm 9 p.m. to I a.m. at the Elkl Hall In downtown Galllpolla. The Emblem Club will cater tbe affair, and music wUJ be provided • by the Colras. Ticketa, at a coat of $10 per couple, are available from any member of the Jaycee auxjllary or at Tabor's Floor Covering, Empire Furriiture a!td Leadingham's. · GAUJPOIJS - The First Realty. For more Information, contact Pam at +1&11625. Church of' the Nazarene, Proceeds from the fund-raialng dance will go to various Gallipolis, wu the aettlng for , communiiy charities. . the Aug. 13 marriage of Rita Kay DeVault, daughter of AN ATHENS COUNTY blstorlcal photographic contesl is Mrs. Nellie DeVault, 119 currenUy ullderway in obaerVanee of the bicentennial. Or. Fourth Ave., GaWpolis, to James Y. Tong, director of the contest, has amounced the Wllllam Everett HyseU, 800 purpoee of the conleat Ia to create a Collection of photograph8 of Mr. and Mrs. Dale HyseU, of people, places and eventa of Athens Count)/ for future Middleport. ge~ralions, and to stimulate awareness of the cultural and The Rev. John Utterback historical heritages of Athens County. AU past and present and Fr. ·Paw Welton of· residents are welcome to enter the contest. AU entries wUJ be ltciated the 7 p.m. double ring judged and aeveral prizes awarded. For more informa~lon ; ceremony. Guests were contact Dr, Tong, c-o 175 Clippinger Building, Chemistry registered by Mrs. Antony department, Ohio University, Athens, Ohio 41i701. The contest DeCastro, Jackson. Mrs. closes the first of November. Lawrence Burdell was the organist and Lynn Rice · soloist. · ' Given In marriage by her brother John DeVault of Cary' the bride woi-e a long meeved, white empire POINT PLEASANT, W. Milwaukee, Wis. Va. - A double ring For her daughter's wed· waisted, nylon Jersey knit ceremony Sept. 18 at the ding_, Mrs. Stolpe chose a long gown with Venetlan lace trim Greenfield Park Lutheran multi-colored floral dress on the v-neckllne cuffs and Church In Wesi Allin, Wis. with a white orchid corsage. high waist. The skirt was A· united in marriage · Ann Mrs. Steimer was attired In tine with a fuU cliapel train. Elizabeth Stolpe and Douglas a long navy blue· dress and She also wore a ch8pellength Ernest Muchow. wore a corsage of white veil .of silk Uluslon. held In The bride is the daughter of carnations tipped in blue and place by a camelot cap of Venetian lace. She carried a Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Stolpe, red roses. .Greenfield, Wis., and the Areception was held at the bouquet of white daisies and groom's parents are Mr. and Ramada IM in Milwaukee baby's bt'ealh. Maid of bonor was Heidi Mrs. Leo Steimer, St. Louis from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. The Park, Minn. bridal cake was iced in white Randolph, niece of the bride. Bridesmaids were Jane The Rev. WiUiam Meter with ·blue trim. officiated at the II a.m. The co11ple traveled to Spring, UrichsvUJe; Barbara ceremony. Soloist Mrs. Lytm Myrtle Beach, S. c. .lor a Nibert, Gallipolis, and Nancy Geoffrey sang "Our Father," wedding trip. They now Kelly, Columbua. They wore "Hymn No. 620," and "The reside at Regency Apts., seml.fiited yeUow gowns of Scng of Ruth." . Sand Hill Road, Point crepe knit with square necklines accented by white Given In marriage by her Pleasant. father, the bride wore a white The new Mrs. Muchow is a florill appliques . The gown of satin peau and graduate of Concordia gathered skirts flared and trimmed with Venlse lace. · CoUege, Division of Business were attached to an empire The gown was fashioned with Science, Milwaukee, with an waistline. The sleeves were an empire waist, sheer yoke associate of aria degree in flared and worn slightly and bishop lace. The bride Administrative Secretarial. above the elbow. White wore a camelot cap and veil Mr. Mu~!~Jow is manager of picture hats adorned trimmed with matching lace Super America in GaUipolis. by yellow satin rib· and seed pearls and carried a · bon were also worn by tbe basket bouquet of blue roses, white carnations, baby's GALUPOIJS _ Mr. and breath and stephanotis. ' Mrs. James A. Nibert of Sue ~tone, Madison, Wis., G Ui lis ing was maid of honor. She wus a po are aMounc the attired in a blue floral dress marriage of their daughter, Janet Marie to Ray Kenneth with an empire waist and .. s matching jacket. She carried ullivan, son of Ray S. a basket bouquet featuring a SuWvan of Pt. Pleasant, W. . varietyofflowersinshadesof Va. and the late Zelln M. Sullivan. blue and white. The couple was married on Loren Olson, Racine, Wis., Sep 13 served as best man, and t. In Pearisburg, Va. The Rev. Gerald Stacey of the ushers were Gus Engaas, First Christian Church Racine, Wis. and Bob Stolpe, married the couple. ~~~~~~~~~ FALL SESSION SCHEDULE 8 • I Wedding vows ·read in August ceremony SEPTEMBER 27 &29 TOTAL HOURS 30 ACCORDING to the eUpplngs, the ferry steamer, Jolin W. Lane, was the last of her Uneto give aervlce between GaWpoU. and West Virginia. The boat was IIWI1ed by C. C. Thornton during the time when WIUlam (Doc) Wright was pUot, and his lrother, E111ene Dana Wright, was-engineer. The boat was llitl'l' destroyed by fire. 11Je Article noted, "The ferry trade, Including a mail contnct, flourished here prior to COIIIII'Uctloa of the. SUver Bridge at Kanauga (1927·28).'' · I I ADULT EDUCATION i POMEROY, OHIO GALUPOIJS- Hlldl Smith Welch of Claremont, N. H. was gracious enough to reapond tAl Don Wright, Sr .'1 recent .· request In my column for pictures of the ferry, John W. Lane. Mrs. Welch provided Wright with two cUpplngs from a past Tribune article which lhe had saved In aICI'apbook. •~· •' Thru Oct. 2 Mr. and Mrs. William E Hysell ; WELDING 298 SECOND ST. ~ groom's fath er. .LEARNING IS LIFE LONG Prices Effective 14fi.t:l42 BUYS AR E HER E What is adult education? Adult educat ion is a program of courses for individuals to upgrade themselves or prepare for new jobs. Where? · Courses may be held wherever adequate facilities exist. Generally, courses will be held at Buckeye Hills Career Center . Ston! Hours 8 A.M.-10 P.M. Mon.- Sat. 10 A.M.-10 P.M. . s, '1day by Sarah Carsey DIAMOND BUCKEYE HILLS CAREER CENTER · When are classes held? Courses in adult education may be offered anytime sufficient community interest is evident. Standard courses will be offered periodically throughout the year as per class schedules. 0 WELL'S Gallia Diary YOUR BEST. IGHT LIFE AT Fees? Fees are based on instructional , consumable, and facility costs. Sarab's Seen and Heard 1 oet a heactstart In your new town. COURSE • You have seen our comfortably rustle, low maintenance homes from our plant> In Vermont and Norlh Carolina featured In Family Circle , Mechanic' s flluslrated, Country Journal. and McCall's and now there Is an authorized dealer wafting to serve you In this areal Our 1920 square foot sales model, the home of the Rail Fence, an anli<IIJ', handmade furniture and gift shop Is located just west of 1\shland on Rt. 60, 2'1• miles from the Cannonsburg Exit ol 1 ·~~. It Is open from tO to 8 on Mon., Tues., Thur., and Sat. and from 10 to 6 on Wed . and Fri. Call 606-928·9496 for an appolntmenl at other limes. We are now taking order~ for Spring Delivery so please contact us soon for specifics and blue printS for any of our 20 different models. Completion cost est! mafeund ex per lenced crews to erect log peckagH are ·1110 available. Free brochures and newsletters or complete S3.0Q..fl- plan catalogs ere available by writing to: Doug Hennig 111 Buena VIsta Drive Ashlend. Ky. ~1101 W/C Limit 1 Per Customer Good At Powell's . .IWI ""'l'mll'l LOOK FOR OUR RIDENOUR .SUPPLY CHESTER MYSTERY SPECIAL SUNDAY & MONDAY ONLY! �... 16- The Sunday Times · Sentinel. Sunday, Sept. 26, 1976 Headstart problems air.ed at meet· Recent shower fetes Mrs. Mike Buskirk POMEROY - Problems of Meigs County Headstart were aired during the Community Action Agency's program at the Tuesday meeting of the Meigs County Human Resources Council. Joe Barsotti and . Sandy Brown, Headstart social services <!lrector, reported the Headstart program is not underway in Meigs County due to the lack of a suitable site. They noted that there are 60 children to be served primarily from the dlSad· vantaged three-t!Hive year old group. Temporarily, at least, the children wUl be taken to the GaUia County facility one day a week and then wUJ be visited In U1e home. It was pointed out by the . Community Action people that sites are dHficult to find since Headstart comes under the state day care licensing requirements and must be approved by the state. They noted that many sites have been viewed, but that those which would pass lnspectlon are being withheld by the owners or organiu.tlons for various reasons, and those offered by the owners h8ve not passed eitber the safety or health standards, Members of the council were encouraged to think on the matter of a suitable site and contact the Community Action Agency headquarters In Cheshire. Funds are avaUable for renovation, the utilities, as well as some rent, it was reported. In selecting children served by Headstart, the speakers said that the poverty guideline is folloQI with handicapped being given preference. Individualized attention Is stressed and sheet cakes centered with MASON - Mrs. Mike heslth screening Is handled bassinets on either end of the Buskirk of Clifton, W. Va. by a team from Mount St. table. The table was covered was guest of honor recently at Mary 's Hospital. Parent a layette shower held at the with a silver net cloth over involvement Is a vital part of Mason Methodist Church pink and centered with a the Headstart program. unique centerpiece of pink social room. Chester King p"slded at Hostesses for the shower and silver flowers and spark· the meeting held at the Meigs were Mrs. Unda Lambert, lers created by Evelyn Inn and it was voted tllllfhe Mrs. Marjorie Walburn, Mrs. Proffitt of Mason. Served continue as ch8lrman for the Beverly Schultz, Miss Connle with the cake was punch, next three months with Leafy Gllland and Miss Nancy coffee, nuts and mints. Mrs. Chasteen to assist. The 0cSchultz presided at the punch Buskirk . As the guests tober meeting will have bowl and Mrs. Walburn at the arrived they were registered Joseph D. Green of the coffee service . . in a baby bootle keepsake Bureau of Services lor the book by Miss Buskirk. A Othera attending were Mrs. Blind as the speaker. babyland scene was created Sherman Buskirk, Mrs. Attending the meeting were with decorations Including an Elmer Henry, Jane Moore, King repr~nting the Red improvised altar with a Vicki Grate, Karen Hood, Cross of Meigs Co unty; . burning candle and a Carla and Angie Hood, Joyce Vernon Nease, chairman of miniature testament and a Redman, Evelyn Proffitt, the Red Cross blood scene with lambs on the Nancy · Proffitt, LaV.era Yeager, and Elizabeth Fick. program; Leafy Ch.lsteen, piano. Gifts were placed on a Also presenting gifts were Senior Citizens Center; Mrs. white table with a backdrop Social Hour, 7 p.m. of pink and blue streamers, Mr. and f,1rs. Lel,and Uevlng, The Seniors' CHp and Helen WlUio!I)S, concerned and on one waU hung a huge June Burns, ClaudJe Thomas, Craft Shop are open each day citilen ; Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis, Council secretary; umbrelln. The prospective and Lucille Halferty . at 12:31).):30 p.m. grandmothers were . The Senior Nutrition Mrs. Phyllis Bearhs, Planned presented gifts. Program serves meals at 12 Games were played under REVIVAL UNDERWn · noon. The menu is: the direction of Miss GUJand CHESIDRE - A revival is Monday - Cheese-stuffed and featured booties and underway at the Silver Run GALUPOUSThe Senior wieners, baked potato, cole ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. C. Leon Stollings, Rt. 2, dJaper pins. Prizes went to Free WUJ Baptist Church Citiiens Center, located at 220 maw with tomato wedge, GALUPOLIS - Mr. and Vinton, are announcing the engagmenl of their daughter, Lorna · Johnson, Sally with Rev. Caudle Adkins as Jackson Pike in the County bread, butter, raspberry Mrs. Pat (the former Clara Letha Stolllnro; to Gary A. Pope, Rt . 2, Vinton, son of Mr. Yeauger Ross and Katherine evangelist. Services, which Home Building, is open gelatin with whipped topping, Belle Schwamwalder) have and Mrs. IAlie E. Pope. The double-ring ceremony will Neullllng with Sarah Bechtle begin at 7:30 nightly, wUJ Monday through Friday from milk. returned to · theif home at be perfonned by the Re1•. John Brya.nt at ll>e Vinton winning the door prize. conclude Oct. 2. Rev. Miles 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The schedule Tuesday Beef llWuit . Keystone Heights, Fla. Methodist Church on S. Main Street in Vinton on (}ct. 16 at Relreshmentl' carried out Trout is the pastor. Everyone of activities for tlils week is roU, gravy, mashed potatoes, following a visit .here during 2 p.m. PriHluptial music will be preseniA!d by' Mrs. the babyland theme with two welcome. as follows: succotash, bread, butter, the month of August. Mr. and Charles Mcinturff for 30minules prior to th.e wedding, and Monday, Sept. 27 canned peaches, milk. Mrs. Bradley brought their a reception honoring the newlyweds will he held Physical Fitness, II :30 a.m.; Wednesday Baked camping trailer and while immediately following the wedding. The gracious custom Olde XYme Chorus Practice, spaghetti, tossecl sa lad, here, visited friends and of open church will be obsenoed. l-3 p.m. banana $!ices In orange juice, relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tuesday, Sept. 28. bot buttered Italian bread, Grover and Mrs. Darrell Quilting and Visillng, 9 a.m.-3 butter, oatmeal-raisin Day. Mrs. Bradley retired p.m. Canoe Trip lor Senior cookies, milk. Aug. 8 from her employment Citi•ens (sponsored by Thursday - Sliced turkey, with the post office at Don't waste time wonderin& about a fast way to &et your bearings. Call me-your WELCOME WA!i()N Hostess. Physical Education Dept. of cranberry relish, calldled Keystone .Hei~hts and Mr. When you've jus• moved, You're pre~ for time. · Rio Grande College and Area sweet potatoes, buttered Bradley retire(! two years And lhe1ifts, community and bVsint<s informalion llltlne FAMILY TQ REUNITE Agency on Aging) green beans, roll, butter, ago, will Aft your family time and money. The descendants of the late • Wednesday, Sept. 29 - mixed fruit cup, milk. FAMILY TO MEEt Let me hear rrqm )'DU lOOn. Arvis and ,Nrola Johnson GALLIPOLIS - The Physical Fitness, II :30 a.m .; Friday - Beef pattie, Lewis will hold a family descendants of the late Arvis Card Games, 1-3 p.m. A card shower has been buttered potatoes, st~wed reunion Sunday, Sept. 26 in , and Neola Johnson Lewis will requested for Maye Roush, a Thursday, Sept. 30 - Birtl1· tomatoes, bread, butter, the commercial bu~dLog at hold a fanilly reunion today 'in day Party, 1:30 p.m. patient at Rive~side Hospital. peanut butter cake with the Gallia County Junior the commercial building at Col.wnbus. Mrs. Roush' was Friday, October 1- Center caramel icing, milk. TERESA BIHL PH. 446-1937 Fairgrounds beginning at 12 the Gallia County .Fair- Chairpersons' Meeting, I Choice of beverage served scheduled to undergo surgery noon. Thursday. grounds at 12 11Q011 . p.m.; Art Class, 1-3 p.m.; with each m.eal. Letha Stollings ~~~1~1L Parenthood; Gene Lyons, Joan Culp, Meigs County Health Department ; Evelyn Scarberry, Ohio Bureaii of Employment Services; Jeseie Might, Meigs Association for Retarded Chlldrl!fl; Henry Cleland, Jr., Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation; John E. · Brammer, Steve Dawson, Mental Health Center; John Rice, Meigs Extension Service; Sandy Brown and Barsotti, Galllo-Meigs Community Action Agency; Joseph D. Green, Service for the Blind; Anita McCormick, Ohio State University Cooperative Extension Service, Mrs. Letha Proffitt, Gallla·Meigs Community Action, ·and Eva Babcock, Coshocton, a visitor. r- I 1 I .Whatever you spend · •for a diamond, it isno bargain unl ess it Is bought at . Tawneys. This is the promise we I make to you. By any I compari s on, our I values are greater , our . quality higher . . . or your money back. I TAWNEY JEWELERS I I.....,_._,_,_._____.... ·422 Second Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio GALLIA-JACKSON-VINTON JVSD ' BUCKEYE HILLS CAREER CENTER REGISTRATION 6:30 to 8:30 P.M. AUTO MECHANICS Typing Welding Welding Individual and Small Business Income Tax Preparation Auto Mechanics I Air Conditioning I Draft.ing I Basic Electricity Industrial Safety Medica I Records Shorthand I AG & Industrial Small Engine Mechanics Betlnning Needlepoint Personal Auto Mechanics Farm Business Planning and •Analysis TYPING 60 60 . EVENINGS Tues Mon -Wed Tues·Thurs ROOM TIME 263 6:30-9:30 312 6:00·10:00 . 312 6:00-10:00 21 60 60 .60 48 32 32 48 Thurs Tues·Thurs Tues·Thurs Mon-Wed Tues·Thurs Tues- Thurs Mon·Wed Mon 280 349 303 232 323 30 30 Mon 266 208 263 Registration may be made at the Adult Education OHiceduringtheweekof September27,1976fro 8:00a.m. to 4:00 p.m.and on the evening of Sept 27 or Sept 29 from .6:30p.m. unlil 8:30 p.m. 6:30-9:30 6:00-10:00 6:00-10:00 6:00-10:00 6:00-10:00 6:00-10:00 6:00-10:00 . 6:00-10:00 342 · 6:30-9:30 Mon 280 6:30-9:30 TO BE ANNOUNCED ADVANCED REGISTRATION NOT REQUIRED (call 245-5336 ext. 252 for more informl!tlon) STARTING DATE Oct. 5 Oct. 4 Oct. 5 ENDING FEE DATE $30 ~c.7 Nov. 22 $70 Nov . 23 $70 Oct. 7 Oct. s Oct. 5 Oct. 4 Oct. 5 Oct. 5 Oct. 4 Oct. 4 Nov. 18 SIS Nov. 23 $60 Nov. 23 $65 Nov.22 $50 Nov. 11 $40 Oct.28 $15 Oct. 27 . $25 Dec. 20 $45 Oct. 4 Oct. 4 Oec.6 Dec.6 $25 $25 ' Please ca II Adult Ed tication Supervisor Scott Coddington 245-5336 Ext. 252 lor Information on currentand .future course offerings. This Space Paid.For By These Fine Institutions RRST NAnONAI. BMK 3 Locat11111 to Serve You Mlltn lenll-!econd Avenue Aufo l'ank- Third .Avenue Vinton Branch-Vinton · mMMERCIAI. &SAVINGS BANK ' Silver Bridge Plaza Dtw. Gallipolis • BUCKEYE BUILDING & lDAN 500 Third Avenue ,•. A1r. and Mrs. Samuel E. Stephens • 1 i Stephens-Pitchford . lwed September 4 • • THURMAN The marriage of Bridget G. Pitch· • ford, daughter ol Mr. and ; · Mrs. Arnold Pitchford, Rt. t : .. Thurman, to Samuel S. Stephens, son of' Mr. and Mrs. • Albert Stephens, Pt. ' Pleasant, was solemnized ~ Saturday, Sept. 4 at 7 p.m. at · Red House Independent Church, Red House, W. Va. ~ The double ring ceremony , was performed by Rev . J. ~ A dam Carpenter, the ~ grandfatber of the groom. " Music was provided by the · :; The brid e, given in ~ marriage by her father, wore '.' a satin gown trimmed with ;; lace at the wrist and bodice :: made by the bride. ~. She carried a bouquet of " white carnations and baby's ~ breath, with two long· ~ stelnmud carnations she gave ' to her mother and to the ; mother of the groom as she •· walked up the aisle. • Vicky Cooper, sister of the . bride, served as matron of , honor. Attendants were , Arlene Pitchford, sister of the • bride, and Ma rtha Stephens, • sister. of the groom . They all : wore orchid dotted swiss ' 'gowns and carried one long· · slammed carnation tipped in orchid. Leonard McClung, brother ; of the groom, was best man. : .Jimmy cochran, friend of the • gro)m, and Hodney Pitch· ~ ford, ,cousin of the bride, ; ,served as ushers. Charlene Chase, sister of : the groom, registered guests. • A reception wsa held at the • home of the' bride's aunt and : uncle, Ann and William • Pitchford, Red House, W. Va . : Roberta Ma.tlett, aunt of the • bride, Kay Mi chnet and ~ Eunice Null, fri ends of the ~ bride, served at the receo· •.. lion. The bride is a 1975 graduate of Gallla Academy and the groom is a 1975 graduate 'or Pt. Pleasant High School. They reside at Flatrock, W. Va . Annual reunion ' held recently POMEROY - The aMual reunion of the descendants of James C. and Ethelinda Stone Moore was held Sun· day, Sept. 12, at the Sutton United MethodiSt Church. Mrs. Laura Eiselsteln was recognized and the group sang "Happy Birthday" to her. She is 92 years old. During the afternoon a business meeting was held and the relatives and friends attending enjoyed visiting and singing . Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marik, Mae and Richurd Rose, Rootstown; Mr. and Mrs . Dana Fell, Washington C. H.; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blazer, James and Jodi, Rio Grande; Mr. and Mrs. Nonnan Rose, Bidwell; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Keller, Ra ndy, Rodney and RUSI!<!ll, Pomeroy Route 3; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dean, Denise and •t h'em, Mrs . MeIanI e "et Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs . George Genhelmer, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr, Long Bottofil; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Circle, Florence Circle, · Brent and Terry PatterSon, Kim Follrod, Paul Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Circle, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lee, Bb dB o an ecky, Racine ; .the Rev. and Mrs. Cart E. Hicks, Belpre; Cecil Elselsteln, Harland Eiselsteln, and Mrs. !..aura Eiselsteln, Pomeroy. GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS & LOAN Opposite the Post Office 441 Second Ave. lncominK Pw~hiou Muchow-Stolpe wed ClfiO VAllEY BANK CO. locations to serve you better. 370 Jackson Pike ' 420 Third Avenue 419 Fourth Avenue "Mini Bank" Rio Grande Bra11ch French City oz. $ 24 WEINERS e . . ~ ••• , 19 ·YELLOW 3 lb. ONIONS.~ DUNCAN HINES CAKE MIXES 18'n OZ. 2/'1 00 W/C Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer 10·2·76 ·. DIAL SOAP BATH SIZE BARS 4/79e Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only AI Powell's • Aulomatic chain oiling • 10" ba f and chain • Easy sta~ ing e lightweight - 7.21bs. ZESTA CRACKERS Is The Price On This Singer ' Zig-Zag Sewing Machine 1 lb. I'ASi ijj_)NMATE• MACIIINE Mod el 361 with frotll dro p-in bobbin , bui lt ·in blind hem1titch, an ext ra -wide zig·lag capacit y and snap·on pre sser fee t. This Is a great machine ft>r oll your hasic sewin g nct'US. Carrying case or cabinet ALSO: ·. Wool Blends & Suedes Suitable for Capet & Coats. , , T~~cJ~~f1~Se§hoP,~ ... Simplicity Patterns bridesmaids who carried identical bouquets of yellow and blue dalsi\!8 and baby's breath. Bat man was Bob Hysell, brother of the groom. Ushers were I}.qb Burdette, Roger Abbott and DaMy Abbott, all of Pomeroy. . F1ower girl was Elizabeth Walker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Walker and . ringbearer was Todd Bradley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bradley. · For her · daughter's wed· ding Mrs. DeVault wore a two-piece .blue and yellow floral print polyester en· semble with matching white accessories. Mrs. Hysell wore a two-piece pale' blue and white knit ensemble with lona sleeves and white matching accaaories. A reception followed in the church's reception hall carrying out a blue and yellow color scheme. Aaalsting as hostesses were Mrs. Madge Neal, Mr's. Lucy Earwood and Mrs. Elise Kimball. The bride, a graduate of Gallia Academy and Rio Grande College, received her M.Ed. from Ohio University In guidance counseling. She Is employed as a high school counselor by Heath City Schoola. The groom, a graduate of Middleport High School and Rio Grande College, received his M.Ed. from O.U. In Reading· Supel'VUiioo. He Is employed as a teacher by Heath City Schools. The new Mr. and Mrs. WUJ!am Hysell now reside at 327 Union Street, Apt. G34, Newark, Ohio, 43055. The NEW professional quality chain saw for homeowners Upf:oming Se11son 115 W. Second Pomeroy Ph. 992-2284 m., Couple wed For The ext ra. . 4 Great l . MRS. WELCH said she lived in Gallipolis for 18 yean and "loved river activity. The moonlight on the Ohio I shall never forget." . PAM HARRIS, ch8lrman ol the annual Harvest Charity BaU of the GaWpolln Area Jaycee Wives, reminds Interested per!IOIIS that thla year'• dance wUJ be·Saturday, Oct. 2 frcm 9 p.m. to I a.m. at the Elkl Hall In downtown Galllpolla. The Emblem Club will cater tbe affair, and music wUJ be provided • by the Colras. Ticketa, at a coat of $10 per couple, are available from any member of the Jaycee auxjllary or at Tabor's Floor Covering, Empire Furriiture a!td Leadingham's. · GAUJPOIJS - The First Realty. For more Information, contact Pam at +1&11625. Church of' the Nazarene, Proceeds from the fund-raialng dance will go to various Gallipolis, wu the aettlng for , communiiy charities. . the Aug. 13 marriage of Rita Kay DeVault, daughter of AN ATHENS COUNTY blstorlcal photographic contesl is Mrs. Nellie DeVault, 119 currenUy ullderway in obaerVanee of the bicentennial. Or. Fourth Ave., GaWpolis, to James Y. Tong, director of the contest, has amounced the Wllllam Everett HyseU, 800 purpoee of the conleat Ia to create a Collection of photograph8 of Mr. and Mrs. Dale HyseU, of people, places and eventa of Athens Count)/ for future Middleport. ge~ralions, and to stimulate awareness of the cultural and The Rev. John Utterback historical heritages of Athens County. AU past and present and Fr. ·Paw Welton of· residents are welcome to enter the contest. AU entries wUJ be ltciated the 7 p.m. double ring judged and aeveral prizes awarded. For more informa~lon ; ceremony. Guests were contact Dr, Tong, c-o 175 Clippinger Building, Chemistry registered by Mrs. Antony department, Ohio University, Athens, Ohio 41i701. The contest DeCastro, Jackson. Mrs. closes the first of November. Lawrence Burdell was the organist and Lynn Rice · soloist. · ' Given In marriage by her brother John DeVault of Cary' the bride woi-e a long meeved, white empire POINT PLEASANT, W. Milwaukee, Wis. Va. - A double ring For her daughter's wed· waisted, nylon Jersey knit ceremony Sept. 18 at the ding_, Mrs. Stolpe chose a long gown with Venetlan lace trim Greenfield Park Lutheran multi-colored floral dress on the v-neckllne cuffs and Church In Wesi Allin, Wis. with a white orchid corsage. high waist. The skirt was A· united in marriage · Ann Mrs. Steimer was attired In tine with a fuU cliapel train. Elizabeth Stolpe and Douglas a long navy blue· dress and She also wore a ch8pellength Ernest Muchow. wore a corsage of white veil .of silk Uluslon. held In The bride is the daughter of carnations tipped in blue and place by a camelot cap of Venetian lace. She carried a Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Stolpe, red roses. .Greenfield, Wis., and the Areception was held at the bouquet of white daisies and groom's parents are Mr. and Ramada IM in Milwaukee baby's bt'ealh. Maid of bonor was Heidi Mrs. Leo Steimer, St. Louis from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. The Park, Minn. bridal cake was iced in white Randolph, niece of the bride. Bridesmaids were Jane The Rev. WiUiam Meter with ·blue trim. officiated at the II a.m. The co11ple traveled to Spring, UrichsvUJe; Barbara ceremony. Soloist Mrs. Lytm Myrtle Beach, S. c. .lor a Nibert, Gallipolis, and Nancy Geoffrey sang "Our Father," wedding trip. They now Kelly, Columbua. They wore "Hymn No. 620," and "The reside at Regency Apts., seml.fiited yeUow gowns of Scng of Ruth." . Sand Hill Road, Point crepe knit with square necklines accented by white Given In marriage by her Pleasant. father, the bride wore a white The new Mrs. Muchow is a florill appliques . The gown of satin peau and graduate of Concordia gathered skirts flared and trimmed with Venlse lace. · CoUege, Division of Business were attached to an empire The gown was fashioned with Science, Milwaukee, with an waistline. The sleeves were an empire waist, sheer yoke associate of aria degree in flared and worn slightly and bishop lace. The bride Administrative Secretarial. above the elbow. White wore a camelot cap and veil Mr. Mu~!~Jow is manager of picture hats adorned trimmed with matching lace Super America in GaUipolis. by yellow satin rib· and seed pearls and carried a · bon were also worn by tbe basket bouquet of blue roses, white carnations, baby's GALUPOIJS _ Mr. and breath and stephanotis. ' Mrs. James A. Nibert of Sue ~tone, Madison, Wis., G Ui lis ing was maid of honor. She wus a po are aMounc the attired in a blue floral dress marriage of their daughter, Janet Marie to Ray Kenneth with an empire waist and .. s matching jacket. She carried ullivan, son of Ray S. a basket bouquet featuring a SuWvan of Pt. Pleasant, W. . varietyofflowersinshadesof Va. and the late Zelln M. Sullivan. blue and white. The couple was married on Loren Olson, Racine, Wis., Sep 13 served as best man, and t. In Pearisburg, Va. The Rev. Gerald Stacey of the ushers were Gus Engaas, First Christian Church Racine, Wis. and Bob Stolpe, married the couple. ~~~~~~~~~ FALL SESSION SCHEDULE 8 • I Wedding vows ·read in August ceremony SEPTEMBER 27 &29 TOTAL HOURS 30 ACCORDING to the eUpplngs, the ferry steamer, Jolin W. Lane, was the last of her Uneto give aervlce between GaWpoU. and West Virginia. The boat was IIWI1ed by C. C. Thornton during the time when WIUlam (Doc) Wright was pUot, and his lrother, E111ene Dana Wright, was-engineer. The boat was llitl'l' destroyed by fire. 11Je Article noted, "The ferry trade, Including a mail contnct, flourished here prior to COIIIII'Uctloa of the. SUver Bridge at Kanauga (1927·28).'' · I I ADULT EDUCATION i POMEROY, OHIO GALUPOIJS- Hlldl Smith Welch of Claremont, N. H. was gracious enough to reapond tAl Don Wright, Sr .'1 recent .· request In my column for pictures of the ferry, John W. Lane. Mrs. Welch provided Wright with two cUpplngs from a past Tribune article which lhe had saved In aICI'apbook. •~· •' Thru Oct. 2 Mr. and Mrs. William E Hysell ; WELDING 298 SECOND ST. ~ groom's fath er. .LEARNING IS LIFE LONG Prices Effective 14fi.t:l42 BUYS AR E HER E What is adult education? Adult educat ion is a program of courses for individuals to upgrade themselves or prepare for new jobs. Where? · Courses may be held wherever adequate facilities exist. Generally, courses will be held at Buckeye Hills Career Center . Ston! Hours 8 A.M.-10 P.M. Mon.- Sat. 10 A.M.-10 P.M. . s, '1day by Sarah Carsey DIAMOND BUCKEYE HILLS CAREER CENTER · When are classes held? Courses in adult education may be offered anytime sufficient community interest is evident. Standard courses will be offered periodically throughout the year as per class schedules. 0 WELL'S Gallia Diary YOUR BEST. IGHT LIFE AT Fees? Fees are based on instructional , consumable, and facility costs. Sarab's Seen and Heard 1 oet a heactstart In your new town. COURSE • You have seen our comfortably rustle, low maintenance homes from our plant> In Vermont and Norlh Carolina featured In Family Circle , Mechanic' s flluslrated, Country Journal. and McCall's and now there Is an authorized dealer wafting to serve you In this areal Our 1920 square foot sales model, the home of the Rail Fence, an anli<IIJ', handmade furniture and gift shop Is located just west of 1\shland on Rt. 60, 2'1• miles from the Cannonsburg Exit ol 1 ·~~. It Is open from tO to 8 on Mon., Tues., Thur., and Sat. and from 10 to 6 on Wed . and Fri. Call 606-928·9496 for an appolntmenl at other limes. We are now taking order~ for Spring Delivery so please contact us soon for specifics and blue printS for any of our 20 different models. Completion cost est! mafeund ex per lenced crews to erect log peckagH are ·1110 available. Free brochures and newsletters or complete S3.0Q..fl- plan catalogs ere available by writing to: Doug Hennig 111 Buena VIsta Drive Ashlend. Ky. ~1101 W/C Limit 1 Per Customer Good At Powell's . .IWI ""'l'mll'l LOOK FOR OUR RIDENOUR .SUPPLY CHESTER MYSTERY SPECIAL SUNDAY & MONDAY ONLY! �, • • 18 - The SUnday Times -Sentinei,SWiday, Sept. 26,1976 .. I '~·· (\ ~ :~ § ~: Social Coming Calendar Events SUNDAY 104TH WElSH Gyrnanfa al SWiday at Tyn Rhos Church: I Services begin at 10 a.m. with preaching by Rev . Gomer • Jenkins and Dr. R. Lewis ' J ·• ,r. Jones. Memorial service by David J enkins. Dinner catered at n!)On. Aftern!lOn services beg'in at I :30 p.m. Rev. John Owen and Dr. R. Lewis Jones will preach and there will be congregational singing. Everyone welcome. HOME COMI NG AT Mercerville, Baptist Church Sunday beginning al 10:30 a.m. Speakers will be lhe Rev. Earl Henkle and Rev. Wak er Beaver. Singing throughout the day. Everyone welcome. . TiiE H~LZER SCHOOL ol Nursillg Class of 1941 held ALL DAY HOMECOMING of ~ts ~~ re~on recenUy ~~the home of Mrs. J. S. Duncan ID GallipoliS. Preient were : (first row, left to right) Betty the Chureh of God, Rt. 35, Sunday at the Bob Evans Will Loucks, Helen Wroteldorff Niday, class su~; . Coradell Seines Casanova, Mabel M<rehouse Mohler; Shelter house in Rio Grande. (second row ), Carol McCaslin Miller, Ruth Plann Roo\. Morning services, 11 a.m. inStructliJ"; Ellen Sjlurlock Deweese, ~orgia LanJ!(!on Picnic luncheon. Former pastor, Rev. David Henson, will be the guest speaker in the afternoon with the Henson Family of Jackson as special singers. Rev. Daniel Hughes is the pastor. There will be no services at the church. ANNUAL Reunion of the · KERR - The annual Drummond, Ka ye, Mike., descendants of Wilson reunion of the Harry Brenda , Dianna, Sharon, Meadows Sunday at the Drwnmond family was held Robin, Junior and Gale Lee, activities building kitchen at Mrs. · Minnie the Gallia County Junior Sept. 12 ai the Grange Hall at Addison ; Kerr. · Harrison, Gallipolis; Mr. and Fairgrounds. The eight rematntng Mrs. Dale (Myrtle ) Kemper diildren of the late Harry and and Kathy, Mr. and Mrs. MONDAY GALUA Chapter, Ohio Civil Murlie Johnson Drummond Orville (Amy) Selton, au of Service Empl o yees were present this year for the Kerr; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Association, 7:30 p.m. first time in over 16 years. (Opal) Barcus, Bobbie and Monday at the Grande Attending were : Clifford Ken, Crown City; Mr. and Squares Club Room, Eastern Drummond , Gallipolis : Mrs. James (Nancy) Warren, Ave. Important business Marshall Drummond, David and Jerry, Mr. and meeting. Atty. William D. Dayton; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mrs. ~vin Warren, Mr. and Cooley, guest speaker. BEND 0~ tbe River Garden Oub, 7:30p.m.Moodly at !he home of Mrs. Bernice Car· POMEROY - The Whaley Jimmy Hagerman, Mr. and penter. !mtallltioo of of· family reunion was held Sept. Mrs. Leonard Scarbrough ficers. Eadl member to late 12 at the &ute 33 roadside and son, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wines, Jr., t racy Whaley, a slip or cuttiDC frlm a plant. part. Lelia Heilman, 'rui!SDAY Att.ending were Mrs. Freda Mrs. RACINE AMERICAN Martin, Mrs. Terry Niece, Pomeroy: Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lecion Aulllary 602, 7:30 Mr. and ·Mrs. Gene Whaley Powers and son, Dennis Tuelday oigM at tbe ball. and family, Herbert Whaley, Taylor, Henderson, W. Va.; AMERICAN LEGION Mr. and Mrs. Harley Whaley Mr. and Mrs. Jonah Burris, AuUtary, Drew Webster and IIlii, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gallipolis Ferry, W. Va.; Mr. 1'.- 311, Tuelday nigla 7:30 Sellers and family, Mrs. and Mrs. Milford Dorst and p.m. Dbmer at 6 p.m. to be EveiJD McCoy and daughter, daughter, Gallipolis. Mr. and )Irs. Danny SW81Ul beld in cdebation of the 55th Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whaley ...Uvauq .X the unit. and family, .Mr. . and Mrs. and dat~ghter, Lima ; Mr. and RIVERSIDE sruDY Oub Dooald DOrSI and family. au · Mrs. Charles Vic!« Whaley, · Springfield; Mr. and Mrs. will meet at the borne of Dr. Ill Shade. Richard Hodge and family, MUll Mary Clonch, Mr. and Edna GeUies, Kanauga, Doug Poland, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Frank Wingrove and Taelda;r, I p.m. W'illiam Galoot, Springfield. OPEN GATE Garden Club family, Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Next reunion will be held an Taelda:r at the borne of Mrs. Everett Earles and family the second Sunday of August Jollll Myers, 7:30 p.m. Dues Crown City ; MUll B~ at the same pari. Han, Crown City; Mr. and paflble. AMERICAN LEGION Mn. Ray Sbaffnar and' Almllary Poll Z7 will meet n-lay at the legioo ball, 7:30 p.m. Girls Slate report will be given. GALLIPOLIS - Jobs Planll were made to attend PROGRF.WYE MCYI1iERS Daughten Bethel 73 of 'church on Sunday, Oct. :u and Leap at tbe bame ol Mrs. G1Uipolls met on Monday., · au members attending will Cbules Gatewood Tuesday, Sept. 20 for its regular eat breakfast at the Pancake 7:30p.m. Mrs. Yv01111e SeaiJJ meeting. House. Several projects were will be the auest speaker. discured. Brlnt an old hat Paul Darnell, district deputy, recenUy installed the ....... .. '' ... ' ,_ I) l ' . - I I • Whaley family reunites • • • • • \ •· ' • job-'s Daughters gather ...- ....,._... 330 Second "'•venuel f.?l ~ •• • i.J'~ has THE SOFfWOOLS IN EARTH TONES jackets, Pants & Shirts ... - ----· t;tc. .. "~ Greene and Kathryn Boggs Duncan. Others who viSited during the day included ciass· members Neva .Benson Ucker and Adrieme Fry Mitchell and Dr. tllarles Holter, Jr. Other ·goests were Deborah Greene, daughter of ~ Greene and also a Holzer graduate, Louise Henson, Mrs. Duncan's sister and a secretary at the hospital while the class was in training, and Vernon Deweese. Mrs. Tom Be11ver, au of Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Bug Hatten and Hope, all of Rio Grande: Mr, and Mrs. La11rY Brown, Teressa and Mike, Mr. and Mrs. James Dolson, Jamie .and Greg, all of Mt. sterling; Mr. and Mrs. Rick Se:rton and Lori Ann, Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Sexton and Shawn, Bidwell; Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Jackson and Ron, Gallipolis ; Mr. and Mrs . & yaU Beattie, Becky Sue and John John, I't. Pleasant, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Drummond, Lynn, Cindy, Bill and Greg, Gallipolis: Mr. and Mrs. Bai1!'Y Drummend, Scott and Joey, Bidwell; Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Drummond and Hope, Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Drummond, Connie Joe, Tom and Raymond, Mrs. Agnes Henderson, Mrs. Mary Heck, Terry WaD, aU of Gallipolis ; Greg Altan, Mt. Sterling. Stop In and see Paul or Madge -•• for a great dealfor this · . beautiful home. . . . .,.' .. 8bultr, Bnrln Glotelultr, Mar1ar1t Gloeekntr to Dtlbtl't MIWron, · Oolclla MJillroll, DMd CGtT•• I.aWt Transfers Isabel Slmpaon, dec. to Fr«<erick J. Slobart, EalWte c. Stobart, Loll, RadDe. School improvement projects slate, REBECCA NULL Birthday observed GAWPOUS - Rebecca BRIDAL POLICY Wedding aad engagement ooUces for u.e Sunday nmes Sentiael must be in our buds by 1% noon oo tbe Thursday pre~eding publication. Jnformatioo may be turoed in or mailed to 'tbe Gallipolis 'Daily Tribuoe or Pomeroy Daily Selllillel. Engagement and ..edding forms are also available on request . Group attending regular assembly ·birthday Sepl.l2. She is the daughter of ·Michael ·and Brenda Null, Chillicothe Rd. , Gallipolis. A party was held in her honor at her home Sept. 12. Her cake was decorated as a present by Mrs. Michael Cihon. Homemade ice creum was made by her grandfather, Carlton NulL Attending were maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James M. Kiskis, paternal grandprents, Mr, and Mrs •. Carlton NuU; Mr. and Mrs. JOhn Null, Ryan Null, Mark Null, Kenneth Kiskis, Karen Kiskis, Elaine Kiskis, 'D.amy Kiskis, Mrs. Thomas Kiskis, and Rebecca's parents. Gifts were ~nt by Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Bare, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dailey, Marlin Mooney, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Oliver, Mrs. Danny Palmer, and Mrs. Lillian Vermillion. MEETING SET POMEROY . Pa st Matrons, P-omeroy Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will meet at the borne o! Lucille Swackhamer Tuesday, Sept: 28 at 6:30 p.m. "VOICES OF LIBERTY'' rehearsal, Monday, 7:30p.m. at the Pomeroy United . Methodist Church. Practice is now being held for the Thanksgiving program to be presented Thanksgiving Eve at Trinity Church . Anyone wanting to sing with the group is asked to contact Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken. MEIGS JUNIOR High Athletic Boosters Monday, 7:30 p.m. in cafeteria at junior high in Middleport. AU interested persons urged to attend. · liUESI>AY PAST MATRONS , Pomeroy Chapter, Order ()f Eastern Star, Tuesday, 6:30 p.m. at the home of Lucille Swackhamer. BUSINESS MEETING GALLIPOLIS - · The French CitY SWingers will hold a business meeting Sunday, 6 p.m. at th~ K ·of p HaD prior tpt~e square dance lessons. A thought f<r the day: Amer ican clernman Reinhold Niebuhr said, "Man's capacity for jiiJtlce makes democracy pou!ble but man's lnclinaUon to injustice makes democracy necessary." · POMEROY - How lortWJate we are to have "Happy La!KI" comlnc to Meigs County. '1111111ory and aona.of American heritage presented by a cllll ol20 1rom Ohio Unlverllity and the Athens ·community L! being bro\llht here. under sponsorlhlp of the Meigs County Pioneer and Hlltorlcal Society through a grant from the Ohio Artl CouncU and some local contributions. There will be no admission charge to "Happy Land" which has tentatively been scheduled lor Trinity Church In Pomeroy either Oct. 24 or 31 at 3 p.m. · "J{Jppy Land" authored by Emily Hanunond features the millie of Mrs. Maurel Hunkins of Athens. And again let me say how ._ fortunate we are. This program has not only heen pre~ented this year in several stales but twice at Kennedy Center in Washington, D. C. . Locally Mrs. Frances Goeglein and Mrs. Lucille Leifheit will be aerving as co-chairmen for the program . ATHENS - There will be a meeting of the Soutlleast Ohio Lung Association on Thursday, Sept. 30, 6:30 p.m. at The Sportsman in Athens. \ Dark Brown Tan 23.99 Have your portrait taken. u llh~<lual ;J '"' lomliy s"'" '''ve ,Jb 111e11 suiJ)ects So tile porum! SPECIAL LIMITED OFFER REG. 137.50 we take of you w 111 t)e NOW ONLY $29.95 t•easuoed 11y all the people "110 love you Call now to• a s•tt•ng and Good lhru October 31 only. save dunng our specml 11m11ed oiler SPRING VALLEY PLAlA Gatllpotil Tan Brick Brown • SAVE •5 on order of •so or more from· Sears Wish Book Peddler's Pantry hold meeting Spell-Rue exchange July wedding vows BLUE PATCHWORK DENIM For any working occasion. Side adjustable ties, white trim , 2 front patch pockets I ;n 100% Po~ester Knit. 522.00 From THE UNIFORM CENTER ~366 Second Ave. . Galpoli, OhiD,... . ..-1 .. ,, STORE WIDE SAVINGS NEW SHIPMENT _OF SWEEPERS STILL ON SALE OPEN LONGER HOURS :. jii1 Sears NEW SHIPMENTS ARRIVING $AVE ON Leisure 1, _ Living -- -/ ·Casuals Patterns. ,... u~ ----~~- r-. Lionesses to sell candy 23.99 1 446-1494 ll mile west of Holzer Medical Center on Rt. lSI Open Tues. th~u SaL 10-S .,___ _ _ __ :T.;.I:;.If.:lon Thursday I Mr. and Mrs. Willifim H Spell served by tbe offlcert and the oepened the meeting. Hubbard, The room mothers are : At the conclusion of the room attendano:e 1w1rd wu First grade: Marcia Ar· meeting refreslunents were made to the third grade. nold, Martha McPhail, Debbie Triplett, Carolyn McCoy, Kathy Fry, Brenda Wolle and Unda Grindley. Second grade : Marflyn ~er , Clrol Adams, Jean Kloes, Sandy Cobb, Judy Flagg, and Janice Deem. Third grade : Joyce Sisson, Carol Adams, Susie G111eser, Glenna ~wnmel , Jean.ette Dutty, Sara &ush, Joyce Thoren and Louise Frank. ' Fourth grade : SaUy Ebersbach, Jonetta Davis, Jo Ellen , Roush. Aim Hemsley, Pat Those . o11 so . Houdashelt, Chorlotte Nease delicious delicacies and Karen Connolly. that areoil so easy to make Filth grade: Terri Michael, with a crepe pa n from the fa ntastic kitchen Dorothy Amberger, Jean AT Allen, Irene Dill, Pat Philson, Gloria Michael and Mary Jane Armes. grade : Mary Sixth Chancey, Nancy Patterson, ,tAn assortment ot silts from U.SOI Judy Gibbs and Nancy L.--'- ·state& Third._ __ _ __ Gallipolis, O. LIVING ROOM &BEDROOM SUITES SALE · ENDS OCTOBER 15 111 porh ai!s as Ur11Qoe and Campaign youth GALLIPOLIS The Campaign Youth Group held its meeting Thursday at 6 p.m. by Wanda Hively giving the opening prayer. New and old business was discussed. Questions were asked over I • Corinthians 13:1·13. Prayer .~ SUzY CARPENTER and Janet Bolin spent Wednesday In circle was formed with :· Columbus at a JudgfS Day seminsr. Janet is alre~dy ,certified everyone saying something ,. as an Ohio Asaoeiatlon of Garden Club's judge while Suzy ~as a they were "thankful for." . A gown and carried a cascade MIDDLEPORT - The ' couple of student judglngs of flower shows to complete before poem, "My God" was read. of white and yellow daisies. First United Presbyterian ~ being certified. Closing prayer was by Janet Kristin Bowman in a long • At the seminar the afternoon program was on "Ladies in Church was the setting for the Browning. _blue and yellow dress with a • Hlatory" with period costuming being modeled as appropriate wedding of Miss Adrieme bow and veil headpiece was The next meeting will be · ~ flower arrangements were made. Suzy was in_the style show as Sue Rue of St. Augustine, Fla. Sept. 30 at 6 p.m. at the Dolly Madlaon and wore the green and while gown which she and William Henry Spell, also the flower girl, and Denton · church. Everyone welcome. Bowman in a white suit created and has appeared in at several bicentennial events of St. Augustine. The bride is the daughter of served as ring bearer. Both here. On Ulis date in history : . Incidentally, the garden clubs of the county wiD again this Mr. and Mrs. Thomas .Rue, are cbusins of the bride. In I777, British troops OC· J. T. Rue of Middleport, year be providing flower arrangements· for the homes on the Middleport, and the bride· copied Philadelphia during tour being pllitmed by Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. groom is the son of Mrs. brother of the bride, was the the American Revolutionary Quigley, And after that plans will begin for the annual Christmas Dorothy St. best man, and the ushers War. flower show. Old you know that last year's show received Augustine, Fla. and John were Daniel Bowman, In 1950, U.N. troops took • second in Ohio in awards for group holiday shows? .. Thomas Spell, Houston, Pompano Beach," Fla. apd Dale Saunders, Gallipolis. Seoul, the capital of ·South See our 1976 Chriltmu Texas. They wore · tuxedos with Korea, from North Korean The wedding was an event Catalos at your nearest Communist forces. of July 28 at 2:30 p.m. with yellow shirts . In 1959, the worst typhoon catalog etore For her daughter's wed· the Rev. Dwight Zavitz of· in Japanese history left 4,464 ficiatiilg at the double ring ding, Mrs. Rue wore a pale dead. yellow chiffon gown of shirt· in 1972, the United Stales GALLIPOLIS ~ The Savings and Loan Co. and ceremony. Mrs. Everett waist style and a .corsage of ,.,.. Sears, wher,e Ameriea ahop1 for Corbin & Snyder Furniture. Bachner presented a haH proposed a new world Halloween candy project was The Lionesses plan to . use hour of organ music with white daisies with yellow gifto, has a Chriatmao gift for monetary system · to allow . discussed at the Gallipolis roceeds from the sale to selections including "More," ribbon. Mrs. Quigley was in a all early Chriatmao ohoppen! greater flexibility in Uoness Club meeting at the P Save SS on orden of 850 or "We've Only Just Begun,:• blue chiffon ·gown with a exchange rates. home of the president, Mrs. purchase equipment for the matching shoulder cape and more from our new Chriotmae Visually Handicap· p ed School " Love Will Keep Us Paul Skinner, Tuesday. Wish Book. You won't have to Together" and "Love Story." had a white daisy corsage. at Rio Grande. . Twelve members were fight the hustle and buotle of For the wedding the chu~ch A reception for the couple h Several c airpersons were altar was centered with a 15· was held ai the Meigs Inn. present. big crowds and you un leisufl" . It was announced the named for the upcoming year branch ' arched candelabra The four tiered cake was ·Jy page through the catalog . ll,nd other items. of business trimmed in yellow and blue or treat Halloween trick while making your oelectioni. discussed. The next meeting flanked by arrangements of and featured a stairway from candy had arrived and will be · white gladioli and yellow and So start your Chriotmao ohopbe Oct.. 19 at 6:30 p.m. h't d d . bl the bottom to the top where for sale from Uoness Club wiD ping early and lake advantage with the program and w t e mums e ge m ue.on the traditional miniature members. Several Gallipolis of our SS dii!Count on or~era meeting place to be an· pedestals . The family pews merchants have volunteered nounced. The wives of were marked with large bride a.nd groom stood. of $50 or more. Mrs. Sandy Keller, to help with this sale by . Gallipolis Lions Club white bows, baby's breath Columbus, Mrs. Keith having the candy available in are cordially in· . and greenery· Bowman, Jackson, Mrs. Tim their stores. They are Central members vited to attend. Given in marriage by her Good, Novato, Calif. presided Supply, The Bastille, Jack & father, the bride wore a gown Offer expires-October 13, 1976 Jill's, Carl's, Economy of white peau de soie at the table, and Charlotte Ask about Sears credit plans fashioned with a natural Bowman , Columbus, waistline, long fitted sleeves, registered the guests. For a wedding trip to and a full skirt which fell into Hawaii, the bride changed Call Sears Home . a chapel length train at the into a yellow and blue floral back. The high neck, yoke, Shop.ping Service Today dress with which she wore a cuffs and skirt was trinnmed yellow picture hat and the in Venice lace. The head· ber bridal corsage from piece,- a cap of peau de soie with bands of Venice lace, bouquet. The couple resides at 29 held the fingertip veil of .:~ Satil[action Gwrantetd or Your Monr.t Bradford St. in St. Augustine . . illusion. She carried a ,, Mrs. Spell is a receptionist at ~w~fl~~~! cascade arrangement of the office of N. Patrick Hale, 1 I Silver Bridge • ;l;: yellow and white daisies with .. Plaza M.D. Mr. Spell is employed :Oovenitntl Shop Sears . baby's breath. :Catalog by Phone 8EAR8, ROEBUCK AND()(). Mrs. Dale Saunders of with Dupont Steel, • Out-of-town relatives ilnd Gallipolis was the bride's ,"' friends here for the wedding matron of honor. She wore a Pnce Good · gown of eyelet embroidery in were Mrs. John Rue, the thru TuescJay )ale yellow tied at the wrist bride's grandmother; Hob8rt '• •use Your MASTER CHARGE C11 rd with a yellow sash. It was Dillon ," her grandfather: 303 Upper River Road . designed with a V neckline, Stella Robinson, Mrs. Tom across .from Silver Bridge Plaza Open Mon. thru Thurs. 10 tiiO short sleeves, and a Oared Tope, Mrs. Marvin Robinson, Gallipolis, Ohio Fri. & Sat. 10 to 9 skirt with a deep flounce at Mr. and Mrs. Bill J. Johnson, Gallipolis ; Mrs. William L.....-- (icl to know us; you'll like US,®--......J the bottom. She wore a wide brimmed hat to match ber Darling, Westerville; Kathy Poasl, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Grayson Williamson, New Haven, W.Va. ; Meriam Doughman, Crown City; Lisa ·Munyan, Northup; Georgia LaRowe, Pompano Beach, Fla. ; Chris ADen Burchfield, Houston, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bowman and Steve, Jackson; Harold Bowman, Brian Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. Mel DuFour, Pompano Beach; Karma and When it comes to outdoor sports Jason G!lOd, Novata, Calif.: actJ...,ities or just plain relaxing, rest Mr, and Mrs. Robert Hawk, assured that Auditions has styled Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Our patterns of tab le ware arc as the just rig ht casual for you. Co mfort Foster, Pickerington. individual as your pcro;unality . is the key word and fashio n right styling is ass ured . They set the mood and crca1c the atmosphere which helps to make your house a home. We have lnf()rmal is well as formal patterns of china, silv er and crystal for every pcrsonali1y The Almasulc United Presslnternallonal . and for every budget. Today Is Sundsy, Sept. 26, the 270th day of 1976 with 96 to follow. The m!lOn is approaching Its last quarter. The morning stars are Jewelers Saturn, Jupiter and ,.t:~A SECOND AVENUE • ••6•1641 Mercury. Mon.& Fri. MF.MBER .a.folEAIC"N GEM SOCIETV The evening stars are 9:l0tillp.m. Venus and Mars. Tues .• Wed .. Sat. Those horn on· this date are 9:30til5p.m. under the sign of Ubra . . Thursday · American composer ·- ~ 9:30 til noon Re1istered Brldil.t Cun!l,ult.tni ·Mt;nhc r N.• t 11~ 11 .11 Urid.1l Serv i~c George Gerlhwin was horn on Sept. 26, 1898\. Presents 1 We .b),t · (.miiZ~ HAD A NICE NOTE from Mrs. Edward C. Maier (Genevieve) of 725 Carl Ave ., New Kensington, Pa ., who lor the past several years ball been researching the Slee t~ and Blain famlly lines In Meigs County. 9\e expressed appreciation for this paper's listing of the Civil War soldiers burled in Meigs County and mentioned that her aecond grea~randfather, Francis BWn, horn July 21, 1813inSutton Twp. and died Dec. 9, 1895, is buried In Browning Cemetery at Portland. He was one of the sons of James and Anna Blain who settled in Meigs County In 1811. auditions LEAR PHOTOGRAPHY Want to do something nice for all the people who love you? ON THE BICENTENNIAL note, Mrs. Ullian Smith's hobby ball been making colorful bonnets for her friends. She ~ea them by the dozen an!! has sent them and given them to WU<S far and near. .· · . 446-2770 TO MEET SYRACUSE - Several school Improvement project.s were planned and room mothers for the year were announced at the recent meeting of the ,Syracuse P.T.O. meeting held at the school. The projects to be financed through fund ra ising actlvltles will be the purchase of a new slide for the playground, blacktopping the bas~etball court, and providing new tables and chairs for the auditorium. The annual halloween car· nival was set lor Oct. 29 at 7 p.m. at the school and com· mittees for tha t will be named later. School pictures will be taken on Thursdsy, Sept. 30 begiming at 9 a.m. Officers reports were given and the prayer and pledge lo the fla g JOIIPh E. Btckwllb.IWc., SUNDAY HOMECOMING at Eagle Ridge Community Church Den1il Welcb, Barbart Sunday. Basket dinner at Welch to !ISO OU & Gsa Co. noon. Special singing in the R-Way, Rutland. afternoon featuring the Jeffrey Lee Divis, Brenda . Bissell Brothers and Dan Jean Dtvl! to Donald C. Hayman and the Hymn· Shaffer, Ressle A. Shaffer, .20 tuners. Public invited. A., Racine. APPRECIATION Dinner Ernestine L. · Folden to Sunday by Chester Fire Department for all who helped in the 1976 Meigs County Fair food booth. Dinner starting at 5 p. m. with each family to take a covered dtsh to fire station. - HOMECOMING AT Minersville United Methodist Church Sunday beginning with Sunday school, 9 a.m. and worship service, 10. Baksel dinner at noon with aJ\ernoon ,prog~am at I :30 fea t uring musical gro ups, "Light" and "Gospelettes," Vienna, W.Va. Rev. and Mrs. Wendell Stuller of Nelson· ville, former area resident, will be present. Public in· vited . HOMECOMING SUNDAY AT Eagle Ridge Community Church. Sunday school, 10 a.m. ; basket dimer at n!lOn. Special singing by Bissell Brothers and others at af· ternoon service: public in· vited . MEIGS 4·H Pleasu re Ride.rs trail ride Sunday. 1 p.m. Elberfeld 's Farm, Tuppers Plains. Bring own meat and a covered dish. MONDAY Rl)TLAND Garden Club meeting, 7:30 p. m.. Monday a! Meigs Museum. Ann Null ce)@rnted her first MIDDLEPOR T Jehovah'~ Witnesses, some 50 fe~w.. council for this year. Ada Couch ia tbe new persons, in the Middleport uardian; Lawrence ·a rea are attending tbeir lcQuaid, associate guar· regular Circuit Assembly at ian; Mrs. Noreda Gauze, tbe Assembly Hall, 4230 uardian secretary; Mrs. Lafayette-Plain City Road, London, this weekend. ,Canterbury' guardian The Public Address , for :-easurer; Mrs. Stella Layne, Sunday is entitled "Keep ustodian of parapbernalia; · Seeking God's Kingdom." It ln. Laura Wade, promoter will be delivered by John D. f sociability; Mrs. Vicky fa\llh, director of epochs, Busby, District Supervisor, nd Mrs. Janet Wetherholt, frol!l Brooklyn, New York. rector of music. A hayride and songfest will e 811110unced at a later date. be ne:rt meeting will be Oct. ONE -1976 DISPLAY MODULAR HOME 24X46 SCHULT PRESIDENTIAL Meigs Property Sears Drummond family meets • RoJal J, CoM, I A. 14111 B. llaler, Jal!en D. -~~r---------------u •' • . HOURS MON. & FRI. TIL 8 PM TUE.-WED. THURS.-SAT. TIL 8 AM SAVE ON SOFA SLEEPERS . �, • • 18 - The SUnday Times -Sentinei,SWiday, Sept. 26,1976 .. I '~·· (\ ~ :~ § ~: Social Coming Calendar Events SUNDAY 104TH WElSH Gyrnanfa al SWiday at Tyn Rhos Church: I Services begin at 10 a.m. with preaching by Rev . Gomer • Jenkins and Dr. R. Lewis ' J ·• ,r. Jones. Memorial service by David J enkins. Dinner catered at n!)On. Aftern!lOn services beg'in at I :30 p.m. Rev. John Owen and Dr. R. Lewis Jones will preach and there will be congregational singing. Everyone welcome. HOME COMI NG AT Mercerville, Baptist Church Sunday beginning al 10:30 a.m. Speakers will be lhe Rev. Earl Henkle and Rev. Wak er Beaver. Singing throughout the day. Everyone welcome. . TiiE H~LZER SCHOOL ol Nursillg Class of 1941 held ALL DAY HOMECOMING of ~ts ~~ re~on recenUy ~~the home of Mrs. J. S. Duncan ID GallipoliS. Preient were : (first row, left to right) Betty the Chureh of God, Rt. 35, Sunday at the Bob Evans Will Loucks, Helen Wroteldorff Niday, class su~; . Coradell Seines Casanova, Mabel M<rehouse Mohler; Shelter house in Rio Grande. (second row ), Carol McCaslin Miller, Ruth Plann Roo\. Morning services, 11 a.m. inStructliJ"; Ellen Sjlurlock Deweese, ~orgia LanJ!(!on Picnic luncheon. Former pastor, Rev. David Henson, will be the guest speaker in the afternoon with the Henson Family of Jackson as special singers. Rev. Daniel Hughes is the pastor. There will be no services at the church. ANNUAL Reunion of the · KERR - The annual Drummond, Ka ye, Mike., descendants of Wilson reunion of the Harry Brenda , Dianna, Sharon, Meadows Sunday at the Drwnmond family was held Robin, Junior and Gale Lee, activities building kitchen at Mrs. · Minnie the Gallia County Junior Sept. 12 ai the Grange Hall at Addison ; Kerr. · Harrison, Gallipolis; Mr. and Fairgrounds. The eight rematntng Mrs. Dale (Myrtle ) Kemper diildren of the late Harry and and Kathy, Mr. and Mrs. MONDAY GALUA Chapter, Ohio Civil Murlie Johnson Drummond Orville (Amy) Selton, au of Service Empl o yees were present this year for the Kerr; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Association, 7:30 p.m. first time in over 16 years. (Opal) Barcus, Bobbie and Monday at the Grande Attending were : Clifford Ken, Crown City; Mr. and Squares Club Room, Eastern Drummond , Gallipolis : Mrs. James (Nancy) Warren, Ave. Important business Marshall Drummond, David and Jerry, Mr. and meeting. Atty. William D. Dayton; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mrs. ~vin Warren, Mr. and Cooley, guest speaker. BEND 0~ tbe River Garden Oub, 7:30p.m.Moodly at !he home of Mrs. Bernice Car· POMEROY - The Whaley Jimmy Hagerman, Mr. and penter. !mtallltioo of of· family reunion was held Sept. Mrs. Leonard Scarbrough ficers. Eadl member to late 12 at the &ute 33 roadside and son, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wines, Jr., t racy Whaley, a slip or cuttiDC frlm a plant. part. Lelia Heilman, 'rui!SDAY Att.ending were Mrs. Freda Mrs. RACINE AMERICAN Martin, Mrs. Terry Niece, Pomeroy: Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lecion Aulllary 602, 7:30 Mr. and ·Mrs. Gene Whaley Powers and son, Dennis Tuelday oigM at tbe ball. and family, Herbert Whaley, Taylor, Henderson, W. Va.; AMERICAN LEGION Mr. and Mrs. Harley Whaley Mr. and Mrs. Jonah Burris, AuUtary, Drew Webster and IIlii, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gallipolis Ferry, W. Va.; Mr. 1'.- 311, Tuelday nigla 7:30 Sellers and family, Mrs. and Mrs. Milford Dorst and p.m. Dbmer at 6 p.m. to be EveiJD McCoy and daughter, daughter, Gallipolis. Mr. and )Irs. Danny SW81Ul beld in cdebation of the 55th Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whaley ...Uvauq .X the unit. and family, .Mr. . and Mrs. and dat~ghter, Lima ; Mr. and RIVERSIDE sruDY Oub Dooald DOrSI and family. au · Mrs. Charles Vic!« Whaley, · Springfield; Mr. and Mrs. will meet at the borne of Dr. Ill Shade. Richard Hodge and family, MUll Mary Clonch, Mr. and Edna GeUies, Kanauga, Doug Poland, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Frank Wingrove and Taelda;r, I p.m. W'illiam Galoot, Springfield. OPEN GATE Garden Club family, Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Next reunion will be held an Taelda:r at the borne of Mrs. Everett Earles and family the second Sunday of August Jollll Myers, 7:30 p.m. Dues Crown City ; MUll B~ at the same pari. Han, Crown City; Mr. and paflble. AMERICAN LEGION Mn. Ray Sbaffnar and' Almllary Poll Z7 will meet n-lay at the legioo ball, 7:30 p.m. Girls Slate report will be given. GALLIPOLIS - Jobs Planll were made to attend PROGRF.WYE MCYI1iERS Daughten Bethel 73 of 'church on Sunday, Oct. :u and Leap at tbe bame ol Mrs. G1Uipolls met on Monday., · au members attending will Cbules Gatewood Tuesday, Sept. 20 for its regular eat breakfast at the Pancake 7:30p.m. Mrs. Yv01111e SeaiJJ meeting. House. Several projects were will be the auest speaker. discured. Brlnt an old hat Paul Darnell, district deputy, recenUy installed the ....... .. '' ... ' ,_ I) l ' . - I I • Whaley family reunites • • • • • \ •· ' • job-'s Daughters gather ...- ....,._... 330 Second "'•venuel f.?l ~ •• • i.J'~ has THE SOFfWOOLS IN EARTH TONES jackets, Pants & Shirts ... - ----· t;tc. .. "~ Greene and Kathryn Boggs Duncan. Others who viSited during the day included ciass· members Neva .Benson Ucker and Adrieme Fry Mitchell and Dr. tllarles Holter, Jr. Other ·goests were Deborah Greene, daughter of ~ Greene and also a Holzer graduate, Louise Henson, Mrs. Duncan's sister and a secretary at the hospital while the class was in training, and Vernon Deweese. Mrs. Tom Be11ver, au of Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Bug Hatten and Hope, all of Rio Grande: Mr, and Mrs. La11rY Brown, Teressa and Mike, Mr. and Mrs. James Dolson, Jamie .and Greg, all of Mt. sterling; Mr. and Mrs. Rick Se:rton and Lori Ann, Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Sexton and Shawn, Bidwell; Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Jackson and Ron, Gallipolis ; Mr. and Mrs . & yaU Beattie, Becky Sue and John John, I't. Pleasant, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Drummond, Lynn, Cindy, Bill and Greg, Gallipolis: Mr. and Mrs. Bai1!'Y Drummend, Scott and Joey, Bidwell; Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Drummond and Hope, Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Drummond, Connie Joe, Tom and Raymond, Mrs. Agnes Henderson, Mrs. Mary Heck, Terry WaD, aU of Gallipolis ; Greg Altan, Mt. Sterling. Stop In and see Paul or Madge -•• for a great dealfor this · . beautiful home. . . . .,.' .. 8bultr, Bnrln Glotelultr, Mar1ar1t Gloeekntr to Dtlbtl't MIWron, · Oolclla MJillroll, DMd CGtT•• I.aWt Transfers Isabel Slmpaon, dec. to Fr«<erick J. Slobart, EalWte c. Stobart, Loll, RadDe. School improvement projects slate, REBECCA NULL Birthday observed GAWPOUS - Rebecca BRIDAL POLICY Wedding aad engagement ooUces for u.e Sunday nmes Sentiael must be in our buds by 1% noon oo tbe Thursday pre~eding publication. Jnformatioo may be turoed in or mailed to 'tbe Gallipolis 'Daily Tribuoe or Pomeroy Daily Selllillel. Engagement and ..edding forms are also available on request . Group attending regular assembly ·birthday Sepl.l2. She is the daughter of ·Michael ·and Brenda Null, Chillicothe Rd. , Gallipolis. A party was held in her honor at her home Sept. 12. Her cake was decorated as a present by Mrs. Michael Cihon. Homemade ice creum was made by her grandfather, Carlton NulL Attending were maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James M. Kiskis, paternal grandprents, Mr, and Mrs •. Carlton NuU; Mr. and Mrs. JOhn Null, Ryan Null, Mark Null, Kenneth Kiskis, Karen Kiskis, Elaine Kiskis, 'D.amy Kiskis, Mrs. Thomas Kiskis, and Rebecca's parents. Gifts were ~nt by Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Bare, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dailey, Marlin Mooney, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Oliver, Mrs. Danny Palmer, and Mrs. Lillian Vermillion. MEETING SET POMEROY . Pa st Matrons, P-omeroy Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will meet at the borne o! Lucille Swackhamer Tuesday, Sept: 28 at 6:30 p.m. "VOICES OF LIBERTY'' rehearsal, Monday, 7:30p.m. at the Pomeroy United . Methodist Church. Practice is now being held for the Thanksgiving program to be presented Thanksgiving Eve at Trinity Church . Anyone wanting to sing with the group is asked to contact Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken. MEIGS JUNIOR High Athletic Boosters Monday, 7:30 p.m. in cafeteria at junior high in Middleport. AU interested persons urged to attend. · liUESI>AY PAST MATRONS , Pomeroy Chapter, Order ()f Eastern Star, Tuesday, 6:30 p.m. at the home of Lucille Swackhamer. BUSINESS MEETING GALLIPOLIS - · The French CitY SWingers will hold a business meeting Sunday, 6 p.m. at th~ K ·of p HaD prior tpt~e square dance lessons. A thought f<r the day: Amer ican clernman Reinhold Niebuhr said, "Man's capacity for jiiJtlce makes democracy pou!ble but man's lnclinaUon to injustice makes democracy necessary." · POMEROY - How lortWJate we are to have "Happy La!KI" comlnc to Meigs County. '1111111ory and aona.of American heritage presented by a cllll ol20 1rom Ohio Unlverllity and the Athens ·community L! being bro\llht here. under sponsorlhlp of the Meigs County Pioneer and Hlltorlcal Society through a grant from the Ohio Artl CouncU and some local contributions. There will be no admission charge to "Happy Land" which has tentatively been scheduled lor Trinity Church In Pomeroy either Oct. 24 or 31 at 3 p.m. · "J{Jppy Land" authored by Emily Hanunond features the millie of Mrs. Maurel Hunkins of Athens. And again let me say how ._ fortunate we are. This program has not only heen pre~ented this year in several stales but twice at Kennedy Center in Washington, D. C. . Locally Mrs. Frances Goeglein and Mrs. Lucille Leifheit will be aerving as co-chairmen for the program . ATHENS - There will be a meeting of the Soutlleast Ohio Lung Association on Thursday, Sept. 30, 6:30 p.m. at The Sportsman in Athens. \ Dark Brown Tan 23.99 Have your portrait taken. u llh~<lual ;J '"' lomliy s"'" '''ve ,Jb 111e11 suiJ)ects So tile porum! SPECIAL LIMITED OFFER REG. 137.50 we take of you w 111 t)e NOW ONLY $29.95 t•easuoed 11y all the people "110 love you Call now to• a s•tt•ng and Good lhru October 31 only. save dunng our specml 11m11ed oiler SPRING VALLEY PLAlA Gatllpotil Tan Brick Brown • SAVE •5 on order of •so or more from· Sears Wish Book Peddler's Pantry hold meeting Spell-Rue exchange July wedding vows BLUE PATCHWORK DENIM For any working occasion. Side adjustable ties, white trim , 2 front patch pockets I ;n 100% Po~ester Knit. 522.00 From THE UNIFORM CENTER ~366 Second Ave. . Galpoli, OhiD,... . ..-1 .. ,, STORE WIDE SAVINGS NEW SHIPMENT _OF SWEEPERS STILL ON SALE OPEN LONGER HOURS :. jii1 Sears NEW SHIPMENTS ARRIVING $AVE ON Leisure 1, _ Living -- -/ ·Casuals Patterns. ,... u~ ----~~- r-. Lionesses to sell candy 23.99 1 446-1494 ll mile west of Holzer Medical Center on Rt. lSI Open Tues. th~u SaL 10-S .,___ _ _ __ :T.;.I:;.If.:lon Thursday I Mr. and Mrs. Willifim H Spell served by tbe offlcert and the oepened the meeting. Hubbard, The room mothers are : At the conclusion of the room attendano:e 1w1rd wu First grade: Marcia Ar· meeting refreslunents were made to the third grade. nold, Martha McPhail, Debbie Triplett, Carolyn McCoy, Kathy Fry, Brenda Wolle and Unda Grindley. Second grade : Marflyn ~er , Clrol Adams, Jean Kloes, Sandy Cobb, Judy Flagg, and Janice Deem. Third grade : Joyce Sisson, Carol Adams, Susie G111eser, Glenna ~wnmel , Jean.ette Dutty, Sara &ush, Joyce Thoren and Louise Frank. ' Fourth grade : SaUy Ebersbach, Jonetta Davis, Jo Ellen , Roush. Aim Hemsley, Pat Those . o11 so . Houdashelt, Chorlotte Nease delicious delicacies and Karen Connolly. that areoil so easy to make Filth grade: Terri Michael, with a crepe pa n from the fa ntastic kitchen Dorothy Amberger, Jean AT Allen, Irene Dill, Pat Philson, Gloria Michael and Mary Jane Armes. grade : Mary Sixth Chancey, Nancy Patterson, ,tAn assortment ot silts from U.SOI Judy Gibbs and Nancy L.--'- ·state& Third._ __ _ __ Gallipolis, O. LIVING ROOM &BEDROOM SUITES SALE · ENDS OCTOBER 15 111 porh ai!s as Ur11Qoe and Campaign youth GALLIPOLIS The Campaign Youth Group held its meeting Thursday at 6 p.m. by Wanda Hively giving the opening prayer. New and old business was discussed. Questions were asked over I • Corinthians 13:1·13. Prayer .~ SUzY CARPENTER and Janet Bolin spent Wednesday In circle was formed with :· Columbus at a JudgfS Day seminsr. Janet is alre~dy ,certified everyone saying something ,. as an Ohio Asaoeiatlon of Garden Club's judge while Suzy ~as a they were "thankful for." . A gown and carried a cascade MIDDLEPORT - The ' couple of student judglngs of flower shows to complete before poem, "My God" was read. of white and yellow daisies. First United Presbyterian ~ being certified. Closing prayer was by Janet Kristin Bowman in a long • At the seminar the afternoon program was on "Ladies in Church was the setting for the Browning. _blue and yellow dress with a • Hlatory" with period costuming being modeled as appropriate wedding of Miss Adrieme bow and veil headpiece was The next meeting will be · ~ flower arrangements were made. Suzy was in_the style show as Sue Rue of St. Augustine, Fla. Sept. 30 at 6 p.m. at the Dolly Madlaon and wore the green and while gown which she and William Henry Spell, also the flower girl, and Denton · church. Everyone welcome. Bowman in a white suit created and has appeared in at several bicentennial events of St. Augustine. The bride is the daughter of served as ring bearer. Both here. On Ulis date in history : . Incidentally, the garden clubs of the county wiD again this Mr. and Mrs. Thomas .Rue, are cbusins of the bride. In I777, British troops OC· J. T. Rue of Middleport, year be providing flower arrangements· for the homes on the Middleport, and the bride· copied Philadelphia during tour being pllitmed by Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. groom is the son of Mrs. brother of the bride, was the the American Revolutionary Quigley, And after that plans will begin for the annual Christmas Dorothy St. best man, and the ushers War. flower show. Old you know that last year's show received Augustine, Fla. and John were Daniel Bowman, In 1950, U.N. troops took • second in Ohio in awards for group holiday shows? .. Thomas Spell, Houston, Pompano Beach," Fla. apd Dale Saunders, Gallipolis. Seoul, the capital of ·South See our 1976 Chriltmu Texas. They wore · tuxedos with Korea, from North Korean The wedding was an event Catalos at your nearest Communist forces. of July 28 at 2:30 p.m. with yellow shirts . In 1959, the worst typhoon catalog etore For her daughter's wed· the Rev. Dwight Zavitz of· in Japanese history left 4,464 ficiatiilg at the double ring ding, Mrs. Rue wore a pale dead. yellow chiffon gown of shirt· in 1972, the United Stales GALLIPOLIS ~ The Savings and Loan Co. and ceremony. Mrs. Everett waist style and a .corsage of ,.,.. Sears, wher,e Ameriea ahop1 for Corbin & Snyder Furniture. Bachner presented a haH proposed a new world Halloween candy project was The Lionesses plan to . use hour of organ music with white daisies with yellow gifto, has a Chriatmao gift for monetary system · to allow . discussed at the Gallipolis roceeds from the sale to selections including "More," ribbon. Mrs. Quigley was in a all early Chriatmao ohoppen! greater flexibility in Uoness Club meeting at the P Save SS on orden of 850 or "We've Only Just Begun,:• blue chiffon ·gown with a exchange rates. home of the president, Mrs. purchase equipment for the matching shoulder cape and more from our new Chriotmae Visually Handicap· p ed School " Love Will Keep Us Paul Skinner, Tuesday. Wish Book. You won't have to Together" and "Love Story." had a white daisy corsage. at Rio Grande. . Twelve members were fight the hustle and buotle of For the wedding the chu~ch A reception for the couple h Several c airpersons were altar was centered with a 15· was held ai the Meigs Inn. present. big crowds and you un leisufl" . It was announced the named for the upcoming year branch ' arched candelabra The four tiered cake was ·Jy page through the catalog . ll,nd other items. of business trimmed in yellow and blue or treat Halloween trick while making your oelectioni. discussed. The next meeting flanked by arrangements of and featured a stairway from candy had arrived and will be · white gladioli and yellow and So start your Chriotmao ohopbe Oct.. 19 at 6:30 p.m. h't d d . bl the bottom to the top where for sale from Uoness Club wiD ping early and lake advantage with the program and w t e mums e ge m ue.on the traditional miniature members. Several Gallipolis of our SS dii!Count on or~era meeting place to be an· pedestals . The family pews merchants have volunteered nounced. The wives of were marked with large bride a.nd groom stood. of $50 or more. Mrs. Sandy Keller, to help with this sale by . Gallipolis Lions Club white bows, baby's breath Columbus, Mrs. Keith having the candy available in are cordially in· . and greenery· Bowman, Jackson, Mrs. Tim their stores. They are Central members vited to attend. Given in marriage by her Good, Novato, Calif. presided Supply, The Bastille, Jack & father, the bride wore a gown Offer expires-October 13, 1976 Jill's, Carl's, Economy of white peau de soie at the table, and Charlotte Ask about Sears credit plans fashioned with a natural Bowman , Columbus, waistline, long fitted sleeves, registered the guests. For a wedding trip to and a full skirt which fell into Hawaii, the bride changed Call Sears Home . a chapel length train at the into a yellow and blue floral back. The high neck, yoke, Shop.ping Service Today dress with which she wore a cuffs and skirt was trinnmed yellow picture hat and the in Venice lace. The head· ber bridal corsage from piece,- a cap of peau de soie with bands of Venice lace, bouquet. The couple resides at 29 held the fingertip veil of .:~ Satil[action Gwrantetd or Your Monr.t Bradford St. in St. Augustine . . illusion. She carried a ,, Mrs. Spell is a receptionist at ~w~fl~~~! cascade arrangement of the office of N. Patrick Hale, 1 I Silver Bridge • ;l;: yellow and white daisies with .. Plaza M.D. Mr. Spell is employed :Oovenitntl Shop Sears . baby's breath. :Catalog by Phone 8EAR8, ROEBUCK AND()(). Mrs. Dale Saunders of with Dupont Steel, • Out-of-town relatives ilnd Gallipolis was the bride's ,"' friends here for the wedding matron of honor. She wore a Pnce Good · gown of eyelet embroidery in were Mrs. John Rue, the thru TuescJay )ale yellow tied at the wrist bride's grandmother; Hob8rt '• •use Your MASTER CHARGE C11 rd with a yellow sash. It was Dillon ," her grandfather: 303 Upper River Road . designed with a V neckline, Stella Robinson, Mrs. Tom across .from Silver Bridge Plaza Open Mon. thru Thurs. 10 tiiO short sleeves, and a Oared Tope, Mrs. Marvin Robinson, Gallipolis, Ohio Fri. & Sat. 10 to 9 skirt with a deep flounce at Mr. and Mrs. Bill J. Johnson, Gallipolis ; Mrs. William L.....-- (icl to know us; you'll like US,®--......J the bottom. She wore a wide brimmed hat to match ber Darling, Westerville; Kathy Poasl, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Grayson Williamson, New Haven, W.Va. ; Meriam Doughman, Crown City; Lisa ·Munyan, Northup; Georgia LaRowe, Pompano Beach, Fla. ; Chris ADen Burchfield, Houston, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bowman and Steve, Jackson; Harold Bowman, Brian Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. Mel DuFour, Pompano Beach; Karma and When it comes to outdoor sports Jason G!lOd, Novata, Calif.: actJ...,ities or just plain relaxing, rest Mr, and Mrs. Robert Hawk, assured that Auditions has styled Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Our patterns of tab le ware arc as the just rig ht casual for you. Co mfort Foster, Pickerington. individual as your pcro;unality . is the key word and fashio n right styling is ass ured . They set the mood and crca1c the atmosphere which helps to make your house a home. We have lnf()rmal is well as formal patterns of china, silv er and crystal for every pcrsonali1y The Almasulc United Presslnternallonal . and for every budget. Today Is Sundsy, Sept. 26, the 270th day of 1976 with 96 to follow. The m!lOn is approaching Its last quarter. The morning stars are Jewelers Saturn, Jupiter and ,.t:~A SECOND AVENUE • ••6•1641 Mercury. Mon.& Fri. MF.MBER .a.folEAIC"N GEM SOCIETV The evening stars are 9:l0tillp.m. Venus and Mars. Tues .• Wed .. Sat. Those horn on· this date are 9:30til5p.m. under the sign of Ubra . . Thursday · American composer ·- ~ 9:30 til noon Re1istered Brldil.t Cun!l,ult.tni ·Mt;nhc r N.• t 11~ 11 .11 Urid.1l Serv i~c George Gerlhwin was horn on Sept. 26, 1898\. Presents 1 We .b),t · (.miiZ~ HAD A NICE NOTE from Mrs. Edward C. Maier (Genevieve) of 725 Carl Ave ., New Kensington, Pa ., who lor the past several years ball been researching the Slee t~ and Blain famlly lines In Meigs County. 9\e expressed appreciation for this paper's listing of the Civil War soldiers burled in Meigs County and mentioned that her aecond grea~randfather, Francis BWn, horn July 21, 1813inSutton Twp. and died Dec. 9, 1895, is buried In Browning Cemetery at Portland. He was one of the sons of James and Anna Blain who settled in Meigs County In 1811. auditions LEAR PHOTOGRAPHY Want to do something nice for all the people who love you? ON THE BICENTENNIAL note, Mrs. Ullian Smith's hobby ball been making colorful bonnets for her friends. She ~ea them by the dozen an!! has sent them and given them to WU<S far and near. .· · . 446-2770 TO MEET SYRACUSE - Several school Improvement project.s were planned and room mothers for the year were announced at the recent meeting of the ,Syracuse P.T.O. meeting held at the school. The projects to be financed through fund ra ising actlvltles will be the purchase of a new slide for the playground, blacktopping the bas~etball court, and providing new tables and chairs for the auditorium. The annual halloween car· nival was set lor Oct. 29 at 7 p.m. at the school and com· mittees for tha t will be named later. School pictures will be taken on Thursdsy, Sept. 30 begiming at 9 a.m. Officers reports were given and the prayer and pledge lo the fla g JOIIPh E. Btckwllb.IWc., SUNDAY HOMECOMING at Eagle Ridge Community Church Den1il Welcb, Barbart Sunday. Basket dinner at Welch to !ISO OU & Gsa Co. noon. Special singing in the R-Way, Rutland. afternoon featuring the Jeffrey Lee Divis, Brenda . Bissell Brothers and Dan Jean Dtvl! to Donald C. Hayman and the Hymn· Shaffer, Ressle A. Shaffer, .20 tuners. Public invited. A., Racine. APPRECIATION Dinner Ernestine L. · Folden to Sunday by Chester Fire Department for all who helped in the 1976 Meigs County Fair food booth. Dinner starting at 5 p. m. with each family to take a covered dtsh to fire station. - HOMECOMING AT Minersville United Methodist Church Sunday beginning with Sunday school, 9 a.m. and worship service, 10. Baksel dinner at noon with aJ\ernoon ,prog~am at I :30 fea t uring musical gro ups, "Light" and "Gospelettes," Vienna, W.Va. Rev. and Mrs. Wendell Stuller of Nelson· ville, former area resident, will be present. Public in· vited . HOMECOMING SUNDAY AT Eagle Ridge Community Church. Sunday school, 10 a.m. ; basket dimer at n!lOn. Special singing by Bissell Brothers and others at af· ternoon service: public in· vited . MEIGS 4·H Pleasu re Ride.rs trail ride Sunday. 1 p.m. Elberfeld 's Farm, Tuppers Plains. Bring own meat and a covered dish. MONDAY Rl)TLAND Garden Club meeting, 7:30 p. m.. Monday a! Meigs Museum. Ann Null ce)@rnted her first MIDDLEPOR T Jehovah'~ Witnesses, some 50 fe~w.. council for this year. Ada Couch ia tbe new persons, in the Middleport uardian; Lawrence ·a rea are attending tbeir lcQuaid, associate guar· regular Circuit Assembly at ian; Mrs. Noreda Gauze, tbe Assembly Hall, 4230 uardian secretary; Mrs. Lafayette-Plain City Road, London, this weekend. ,Canterbury' guardian The Public Address , for :-easurer; Mrs. Stella Layne, Sunday is entitled "Keep ustodian of parapbernalia; · Seeking God's Kingdom." It ln. Laura Wade, promoter will be delivered by John D. f sociability; Mrs. Vicky fa\llh, director of epochs, Busby, District Supervisor, nd Mrs. Janet Wetherholt, frol!l Brooklyn, New York. rector of music. A hayride and songfest will e 811110unced at a later date. be ne:rt meeting will be Oct. ONE -1976 DISPLAY MODULAR HOME 24X46 SCHULT PRESIDENTIAL Meigs Property Sears Drummond family meets • RoJal J, CoM, I A. 14111 B. llaler, Jal!en D. -~~r---------------u •' • . HOURS MON. & FRI. TIL 8 PM TUE.-WED. THURS.-SAT. TIL 8 AM SAVE ON SOFA SLEEPERS . �.. 20- The SWJday Times· Sentinel. SWldav. Sect. 26. 1976 Gallia garden clubs-conduct . . ' county meeting recently • ' \ • THE FRESHM ~N Glass of 1976 at the Holzer Medical Center SciJOol of Nursing includes: (first row, 1-r), Debby Fraley, Apple Grove, W. Va.; Donna- Evans, Jackson; Sally SWain, Gallipolis; Mary Rusche!, Pomeroy: Tina Duffy, Pomeroy; Vicky Long, Ironton ; Claire ~\cntlr r~mll, Newport; Brenda Taylor, Waterloo; Ginger ('ullwns. Pomeroy, and Crysl.al Glaze, Pomeroy. (Second row), Kathy Forshey, Jackson; Gretchen Eldridge, Athens: Olrol Whiteside, Athens; Dana McFarland, D. bra Bobst, Tarmny Lawson, all of Wheelersburg; Clmre Shumate, Ravenswood, W.Va .; Beverly DeVoss, Srssonville, W, Va., and Coonie Estefan, Columbus. !Thirdrow), Patricia Mmdon, Long Bottom; Pam Bryan, Gallipolis; Steffi Ross, Gallipolis; Er~ Wetzel, Chesterhill; Cindy Sheward , Jackson; Debra WilkiniDn, Peebles; Deborah Sanders, Reedsville; Susan Tidrick. Ports- • - "" . mouU1 ; Cindy· Richards, Amesville; Sherry Cole, South Webster; Cindy Willis, South Point; Annette Prescott, Waverly ; Carla Graves, Chillicothe; Shirley Clay. Gallipolis; Betsy Amsbarv, Pomeroy. and Cheri Roszell. Ironton. I Fourth row), Billy Forrest, South Point ; Bobby Evans; South Point : Sharon Woolum , Patriot; Minda IM1kin, G~lllrmlis; Paulo Butler, Galtipolis ; Cindy Young, Wilming tJ:m: Aida Westfall, Pi. Pleasant ; Rmnona Compton . Pomeroy; Marie Grose, Cheshire; Neesha Smith, Pl . Pleasant; Cathy Twyman, I~wington; B~th Harrison, Gallipolis; Julia Osborne, Rodney: Luanne Thompson, Jackson; Sheri Keating, Ironton ; Cheryl Hudson , Pomeroy, and Mary Webb, South Point. Absent were: Stephanie Brady, Gallipolis: Kevin Dill, Pomeroy; Beverly Donta, Proctorville, and Jennifer Mehr. 1\thens. Classes begin for student nurses 330 Second a~ ji_J'.; Pam Bryan, Gallipolis; Paula Butler, Crown City ; Shirley Clay, GaUipolis; Sharon Cole, South Webster; Ginger CuUums, Pomeroy; Ramona Comptom , Thurman; Kevin Dill, Pomeroy; !!everly DeVos:; , s;ssonville, W. Va.; Beverly Donta, Proctorville;. Tina Duffy, Pomer oy; Gret chen Eldridge, Athens; Constance Eslelan, Columbus; Bobby Evans, South Point; Donna Evaris, Jackson; Billy Forrest, South Point, and Mary Forshey, Jackson. Additional freshmen students are: Debra Fraley, Av,mu~ Apple Grove, w. Va. ; Crystal Glaze. Pomeroy ; Carla Graves, Ch.illlcothe; Marie Grose , Cheshire; Beth Harrison, Gallipolis; Cheryl Hudson . Pomeroy ; Sheri Kea ting, Ironton ; Minda Lakin, Gallipolis; Tammy L~wson, Wheelersburg ; V1cky Long, Ironton; Dana McFarland, Wheelersburg; Jenn ifer Mehr, Ath Pns :. Juniors ancl seniors of the school• were also honored during the week at the annual striping and chevron ceremony. At this iime female students received an appropriate stripe for their nursing cap to designate their class rank, while male .students received chevrons to wear on their sleeves. Those students enrolled as freshmen include: Betsy Amsbary, Pomeroy·; Debra Bobst, Wh ee lersbur g; Stephanie Brady, Gallipolis ; GALLIPOLJS - Classes began this past week for 134 students at Holzer Medical Center School ol Nursing in Gallipolis. Eurolled as fresbmen are >5 individuals from central and southern Ohio and West Virginia. Throughout the week they were guests of honor at various welcoming parties held by the junior and senior students. These men and women are beginning a three year course of study to become registered nurses. has 11-IE SOFT WOOLS IN EARTH ·TONES Jackets, Pants & Shirts - .. .. etc· . ( ..1 .~ , . .... • iYfyrtie In· 95th birthday Tuesday Hard-Working Softies ~tit4 t~ and much interest horl b(oen taken through the year. Arlene 1'racy will be 1'herapy chnim1an for thr coming )ear. Mrs. VIvian Klrkel stated ~ hr hod enjoyed the flower •how and thunked aU those parlicipatmg In it. M~ry Jo Sh:~ver gave a denumstr:1tion on Hor· ticulture. Some Jl<)lnts on "How to Kill your Plants" were overwatcring, too much lrght, lnror·rect. temperature, irtcqrrt•cl humidity. She d1~d seed trays, ~ntering rlevic~s and plants s.t.urted from seed. The following officers were ~nstulted forth~ coming year by Mrs. Esta Reese: St:'creU1ry. Kah~ rnnkl't; U·cnsqrcr, interested in politics. An open house is being held in her honor today at her Akron home. Her grand· daughter, Mrs. Janice Welker, 400 East Caston Rd., Akron, is hosting the affair. asited her to urge the garden cluhs to participate in the weekly news column. Present were: Cheshire Katie Shoemaker, reporting; Phylli~ Hawley , Jewell Martin, Lucy Martin, Heleij !'reston, Mildred Sl;ott. French City - PattY. Snyder, reporting : Grace Bradbury, Elaine George, Marie Meal, Jewell Moore, Esta Reese, Florence Trniner, llertlna Smeltzer. Gallipolis · Karen Berkich, reporting; Gisela Alonzo, Leana Dayton, Mrs. · Kenneth t'ruzler, M:~y Ha skins, Sharon Johnson, Mrs . Gomer Phillips. Maxine Ru sk, Marjorie Saunders, l"ll}'C Roberts; radlo ond news, Berlina Smeltzer; therapy, Arlene .'l'rncy. · Mrs. Lindn Fmmm~ . new county contad chairwoman was unable to be present [or the instnllatioll'. Mrs. H~ese thanked the Gallipolis r.ardcn Cl ub, hosts, and the Open Gate Garden Club for the in· ten••tws program by Rev. Lusher. SJJc also reported that Sarah Corsey "'of the Gullipohs Daily Tribune had I .] I R -- . 1 I I ADVANCED CLEANING SERVICE l r FOR FRIENDLY FREE ESTIMATES I Call 615·5572 After 4 P.M. I! I ~ -- ------------- - ----------~ -.......... "" ' 1\ •" .'., ./ . -----------,/ ' Wn t k slion! ~11 k inq lrn<) 1l 111ny colllrl p<tss Ior tiH'ro:.d ltiurlwod .i ll'lli<iilll~• . lJtillhcse ' . 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PLEASE COME IN MD CARPETS STEAM CLEANED DIRT EXTRACTION METHOD 'I I I I ' WE ARE PLEASED TO SERVE THE PEOPLE OF THE TRI-STATE AREA RHt THE lAST 26 YEARS. OUR BUSINESS HAS GROWN EACH 7 Pc. Green Floral Vinyl with Green Pomeroy, was dedicated at the Sunday morning worship servtce of the Middleport First Baptist Church. The dedication ce remon y was perfonned by the Rev. Peter Granda!, pastor. Among I. those attending were grandMrs. Provens is still active parenl~, Mrs. Emerson Well with her gardening, canning, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles · hooked rugs, quilts and is White. JUDY ' ·ShOtl- Claire Mend enhall. Nc,vporl ; Julia Osborne , Rodney ; Annette Prescott, Waverly: Cy nthia Richards, Amesville; Stephanie Ross , Gallipolis: Cheryl Roszell, Iro nton; Mary Ru shel, Pomeroy; Deborah Sanders, Reeds vi 1I e ; Cy.n t hi • Sheward , Jackson; Claire Shumate, Ravenswood, W. Va.; and Neesha Smith, Point Pleasant , W. Va. Other new students enrolled at Holzer Mt'dical Center. School of Nursing in clude : Sally Swain, Gallipolis; Brenda Taylor, Waterloo; Luane Thompson, Ja ckson; Cathy Twyman, Ewington; Mary Webb, South Point; Aida Westfall, PQint Pleasant, W. Va.; Ericka Wetzel, Chesterhill; Carol Whiteside, Athens ; Debra Wilkinson, Peebles; Cynthia Willis, South Poinl; Patricia Windon , Long Bottom; Sharon Woolum, Patriot, and Cindy Young, Wilmington . Provens observing GALLIPOLIS - Mrs. Myrtle Provens, a former GaUia COWlty resident, will celebrate her 95th birthday, · Sept. 28. . Mrs. Provens, the former Myrtle Hively, was born Sept. 28, 1881 in Gallia County. She . married William Provens and in 1914 moved to the Akron area where Mr. Provens became a building contractor until his death ii1 1963. She h~s four children, Edith, Coshocton; Wibna, a dress designer, Gladys, a teacher, and Clyd~, teacher·, all of Akron. She has six grandchildren and 11 greatgrandchildren; one greatgreat grandchild Is due Oct. GAL! ,IPOI.IS ~ The autumn meeting of the GaUia CoWlty Garden Cluhs of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs was held at the Grace United Melhodi$t Church recently. Mrs. Esta Reese, c'Ounty contact chul rworna n,.nrcetcd guests and club members. Nancy Smith gave devotions "1'his is the Day for Dreaming" from Ideals foilowed IJy a prayer. l(a~·en £1erkick gnve a welcome. Virginia Covert mtr'!)tlut•t•d Hcv.• Cfwrles Lusher who gave a program on "Bible Trees and Flowers." Mrs. Reese rntrc>drtted Mrs. Capp, regi Qnal director from Marietta. Mr·s. C:Hpp Jrrnounccd the ne~t regional meeting Will Ill' Nov. 6 at Bt•lprc ;1t the Methodist church 011 Maple Street, The secretary and treasurer's reports '>'ere r"tad and approved. Bills for lhe .evening wero noted and ordered pai<t Bess Call, Leona Dayton and .Jennie Myers were ~p· pointed to audit the Qooks. Hila Fra<ier rcporl.o!d chi' orga nization rs still domg therapy with the Garden Club at the Gallipolis Staie Mrs. Charles Shaver, Daryl Sheets, Nancy Smith, Mrt. Charles Slover. ·Open Gate - Vlrglnln Covert, reporting; Barbara Allen, Carrie Dale, Anna Howard, Audrey Wickline, Jennie Myers, Faye Roberts , Carolyn Thorhp.10n. · Rio Grande - Irene Brannon, reporting; Bess . Call, Bealrlce Clark, Cecellc Jenkins, Jessie Richards, Arlene Tracy. Vinton Friendship - Mary Ann McCarley, reporting ; Verna M. Chamberlain, Esta Downard, Lucy Hartsook, Eleanor While. Wayside - Mary Jo Shaver, reporting; Lucille . Mulford, Doris HoUsh. Ye Olde Village - Bonnie Stutes, reporting; Vivian Klrkel, Charlotte Slmon. Senior Citize11 - Mabel Brown, reporting. Refresbments of cookies, punch, coffee, tea and nuts were served by the hostesses. ( 21- The SWlday Times · Sentinel, SWlday, Sept. 26, !976 2-3 Pc. Sets of Walnut Tables. 1 Set of Hex each (for set) End Tables, 1 Set of Square with Cocktai •••• '59.95 '150.00 1·3 Pc. Set of Oak Hex End Tables w~h matching · cocktail ••••••••••••••••• ~ •• ~ ••••••••• '99.95 for Sit 1-3 Pc. Set of Lane Walnut Tables, 58" coc:ktaH, 2 hex end ~bles • •••••••••••••••••••••• '99.95 '79.95(t1Ch) 1-3 Pc. Set of Bassett Pecan Tables, large cocktail . · and two round lamp tables ... •.. ••• ••••••• '99.95 '75.00 (IICh) 1·3 Pc. Set of Martinsville Solid Maple Dough Box each for set End Tables •••••••••••••• •• • • ••• • • •• • • '59.95 '150.00 2-Hide.A-Beds from "Wood Bridge" 1-green, 1-brown, solid colorS ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••. '299.95 Large Selection of Metal Wardrobes just arrived. Prices start as low as '49.95 �.. 20- The SWJday Times· Sentinel. SWldav. Sect. 26. 1976 Gallia garden clubs-conduct . . ' county meeting recently • ' \ • THE FRESHM ~N Glass of 1976 at the Holzer Medical Center SciJOol of Nursing includes: (first row, 1-r), Debby Fraley, Apple Grove, W. Va.; Donna- Evans, Jackson; Sally SWain, Gallipolis; Mary Rusche!, Pomeroy: Tina Duffy, Pomeroy; Vicky Long, Ironton ; Claire ~\cntlr r~mll, Newport; Brenda Taylor, Waterloo; Ginger ('ullwns. Pomeroy, and Crysl.al Glaze, Pomeroy. (Second row), Kathy Forshey, Jackson; Gretchen Eldridge, Athens: Olrol Whiteside, Athens; Dana McFarland, D. bra Bobst, Tarmny Lawson, all of Wheelersburg; Clmre Shumate, Ravenswood, W.Va .; Beverly DeVoss, Srssonville, W, Va., and Coonie Estefan, Columbus. !Thirdrow), Patricia Mmdon, Long Bottom; Pam Bryan, Gallipolis; Steffi Ross, Gallipolis; Er~ Wetzel, Chesterhill; Cindy Sheward , Jackson; Debra WilkiniDn, Peebles; Deborah Sanders, Reedsville; Susan Tidrick. Ports- • - "" . mouU1 ; Cindy· Richards, Amesville; Sherry Cole, South Webster; Cindy Willis, South Point; Annette Prescott, Waverly ; Carla Graves, Chillicothe; Shirley Clay. Gallipolis; Betsy Amsbarv, Pomeroy. and Cheri Roszell. Ironton. I Fourth row), Billy Forrest, South Point ; Bobby Evans; South Point : Sharon Woolum , Patriot; Minda IM1kin, G~lllrmlis; Paulo Butler, Galtipolis ; Cindy Young, Wilming tJ:m: Aida Westfall, Pi. Pleasant ; Rmnona Compton . Pomeroy; Marie Grose, Cheshire; Neesha Smith, Pl . Pleasant; Cathy Twyman, I~wington; B~th Harrison, Gallipolis; Julia Osborne, Rodney: Luanne Thompson, Jackson; Sheri Keating, Ironton ; Cheryl Hudson , Pomeroy, and Mary Webb, South Point. Absent were: Stephanie Brady, Gallipolis: Kevin Dill, Pomeroy; Beverly Donta, Proctorville, and Jennifer Mehr. 1\thens. Classes begin for student nurses 330 Second a~ ji_J'.; Pam Bryan, Gallipolis; Paula Butler, Crown City ; Shirley Clay, GaUipolis; Sharon Cole, South Webster; Ginger CuUums, Pomeroy; Ramona Comptom , Thurman; Kevin Dill, Pomeroy; !!everly DeVos:; , s;ssonville, W. Va.; Beverly Donta, Proctorville;. Tina Duffy, Pomer oy; Gret chen Eldridge, Athens; Constance Eslelan, Columbus; Bobby Evans, South Point; Donna Evaris, Jackson; Billy Forrest, South Point, and Mary Forshey, Jackson. Additional freshmen students are: Debra Fraley, Av,mu~ Apple Grove, w. Va. ; Crystal Glaze. Pomeroy ; Carla Graves, Ch.illlcothe; Marie Grose , Cheshire; Beth Harrison, Gallipolis; Cheryl Hudson . Pomeroy ; Sheri Kea ting, Ironton ; Minda Lakin, Gallipolis; Tammy L~wson, Wheelersburg ; V1cky Long, Ironton; Dana McFarland, Wheelersburg; Jenn ifer Mehr, Ath Pns :. Juniors ancl seniors of the school• were also honored during the week at the annual striping and chevron ceremony. At this iime female students received an appropriate stripe for their nursing cap to designate their class rank, while male .students received chevrons to wear on their sleeves. Those students enrolled as freshmen include: Betsy Amsbary, Pomeroy·; Debra Bobst, Wh ee lersbur g; Stephanie Brady, Gallipolis ; GALLIPOLJS - Classes began this past week for 134 students at Holzer Medical Center School ol Nursing in Gallipolis. Eurolled as fresbmen are >5 individuals from central and southern Ohio and West Virginia. Throughout the week they were guests of honor at various welcoming parties held by the junior and senior students. These men and women are beginning a three year course of study to become registered nurses. has 11-IE SOFT WOOLS IN EARTH ·TONES Jackets, Pants & Shirts - .. .. etc· . ( ..1 .~ , . .... • iYfyrtie In· 95th birthday Tuesday Hard-Working Softies ~tit4 t~ and much interest horl b(oen taken through the year. Arlene 1'racy will be 1'herapy chnim1an for thr coming )ear. Mrs. VIvian Klrkel stated ~ hr hod enjoyed the flower •how and thunked aU those parlicipatmg In it. M~ry Jo Sh:~ver gave a denumstr:1tion on Hor· ticulture. Some Jl<)lnts on "How to Kill your Plants" were overwatcring, too much lrght, lnror·rect. temperature, irtcqrrt•cl humidity. She d1~d seed trays, ~ntering rlevic~s and plants s.t.urted from seed. The following officers were ~nstulted forth~ coming year by Mrs. Esta Reese: St:'creU1ry. Kah~ rnnkl't; U·cnsqrcr, interested in politics. An open house is being held in her honor today at her Akron home. Her grand· daughter, Mrs. Janice Welker, 400 East Caston Rd., Akron, is hosting the affair. asited her to urge the garden cluhs to participate in the weekly news column. Present were: Cheshire Katie Shoemaker, reporting; Phylli~ Hawley , Jewell Martin, Lucy Martin, Heleij !'reston, Mildred Sl;ott. French City - PattY. Snyder, reporting : Grace Bradbury, Elaine George, Marie Meal, Jewell Moore, Esta Reese, Florence Trniner, llertlna Smeltzer. Gallipolis · Karen Berkich, reporting; Gisela Alonzo, Leana Dayton, Mrs. · Kenneth t'ruzler, M:~y Ha skins, Sharon Johnson, Mrs . Gomer Phillips. Maxine Ru sk, Marjorie Saunders, l"ll}'C Roberts; radlo ond news, Berlina Smeltzer; therapy, Arlene .'l'rncy. · Mrs. Lindn Fmmm~ . new county contad chairwoman was unable to be present [or the instnllatioll'. Mrs. H~ese thanked the Gallipolis r.ardcn Cl ub, hosts, and the Open Gate Garden Club for the in· ten••tws program by Rev. Lusher. SJJc also reported that Sarah Corsey "'of the Gullipohs Daily Tribune had I .] I R -- . 1 I I ADVANCED CLEANING SERVICE l r FOR FRIENDLY FREE ESTIMATES I Call 615·5572 After 4 P.M. I! I ~ -- ------------- - ----------~ -.......... "" ' 1\ •" .'., ./ . -----------,/ ' Wn t k slion! ~11 k inq lrn<) 1l 111ny colllrl p<tss Ior tiH'ro:.d ltiurlwod .i ll'lli<iilll~• . lJtillhcse ' . 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Berkline Beige Vinyl Suite with light oak exposed wood front (very nice). ••••••••••••••• 599.95 499.95 Amber DANCING CLASSES ~~ ~,) LIVING ROOM SUITES DEDICATION HELD POMEROY - MASON FURNITURE HAS AFREE GIFT FOR YOU! HERMAN GRATE Frame:•.... •••• • • ••·• • •~ • • • • 1169.95 '139.95 Lee Well, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Well, Rt. 3, STOP IN 2 pc. Blue and White Velvet with Two Pillows ••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••• .. • 599.95 499;95 2-2 pc. Norwalk Suites with solid oak frame and exposed oak ends. 1---ilrange-green needlepoint, 1orange-green solid velvet.•••••••""•••• 895.00 695.00 BELLY ~~~ LOOK OVER OUR FINE STOCK OF FURNITURE AND APPUMCES. L Slreak less Machine Wall Washing Uoholsterv · Windows · Flpors Complete Line of .. . Cleaning Equipment &. Supplies , YEAR SINCE WE BEGAN IN 1950. WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS MD HOP£ 10 SERVE YOU FOR MANY YEARS TO CO"'E. PLEASE COME IN MD CARPETS STEAM CLEANED DIRT EXTRACTION METHOD 'I I I I ' WE ARE PLEASED TO SERVE THE PEOPLE OF THE TRI-STATE AREA RHt THE lAST 26 YEARS. OUR BUSINESS HAS GROWN EACH 7 Pc. Green Floral Vinyl with Green Pomeroy, was dedicated at the Sunday morning worship servtce of the Middleport First Baptist Church. The dedication ce remon y was perfonned by the Rev. Peter Granda!, pastor. Among I. those attending were grandMrs. Provens is still active parenl~, Mrs. Emerson Well with her gardening, canning, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles · hooked rugs, quilts and is White. JUDY ' ·ShOtl- Claire Mend enhall. Nc,vporl ; Julia Osborne , Rodney ; Annette Prescott, Waverly: Cy nthia Richards, Amesville; Stephanie Ross , Gallipolis: Cheryl Roszell, Iro nton; Mary Ru shel, Pomeroy; Deborah Sanders, Reeds vi 1I e ; Cy.n t hi • Sheward , Jackson; Claire Shumate, Ravenswood, W. Va.; and Neesha Smith, Point Pleasant , W. Va. Other new students enrolled at Holzer Mt'dical Center. School of Nursing in clude : Sally Swain, Gallipolis; Brenda Taylor, Waterloo; Luane Thompson, Ja ckson; Cathy Twyman, Ewington; Mary Webb, South Point; Aida Westfall, PQint Pleasant, W. Va.; Ericka Wetzel, Chesterhill; Carol Whiteside, Athens ; Debra Wilkinson, Peebles; Cynthia Willis, South Poinl; Patricia Windon , Long Bottom; Sharon Woolum, Patriot, and Cindy Young, Wilmington . Provens observing GALLIPOLIS - Mrs. Myrtle Provens, a former GaUia COWlty resident, will celebrate her 95th birthday, · Sept. 28. . Mrs. Provens, the former Myrtle Hively, was born Sept. 28, 1881 in Gallia County. She . married William Provens and in 1914 moved to the Akron area where Mr. Provens became a building contractor until his death ii1 1963. She h~s four children, Edith, Coshocton; Wibna, a dress designer, Gladys, a teacher, and Clyd~, teacher·, all of Akron. She has six grandchildren and 11 greatgrandchildren; one greatgreat grandchild Is due Oct. GAL! ,IPOI.IS ~ The autumn meeting of the GaUia CoWlty Garden Cluhs of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs was held at the Grace United Melhodi$t Church recently. Mrs. Esta Reese, c'Ounty contact chul rworna n,.nrcetcd guests and club members. Nancy Smith gave devotions "1'his is the Day for Dreaming" from Ideals foilowed IJy a prayer. l(a~·en £1erkick gnve a welcome. Virginia Covert mtr'!)tlut•t•d Hcv.• Cfwrles Lusher who gave a program on "Bible Trees and Flowers." Mrs. Reese rntrc>drtted Mrs. Capp, regi Qnal director from Marietta. Mr·s. C:Hpp Jrrnounccd the ne~t regional meeting Will Ill' Nov. 6 at Bt•lprc ;1t the Methodist church 011 Maple Street, The secretary and treasurer's reports '>'ere r"tad and approved. Bills for lhe .evening wero noted and ordered pai<t Bess Call, Leona Dayton and .Jennie Myers were ~p· pointed to audit the Qooks. Hila Fra<ier rcporl.o!d chi' orga nization rs still domg therapy with the Garden Club at the Gallipolis Staie Mrs. Charles Shaver, Daryl Sheets, Nancy Smith, Mrt. Charles Slover. ·Open Gate - Vlrglnln Covert, reporting; Barbara Allen, Carrie Dale, Anna Howard, Audrey Wickline, Jennie Myers, Faye Roberts , Carolyn Thorhp.10n. · Rio Grande - Irene Brannon, reporting; Bess . Call, Bealrlce Clark, Cecellc Jenkins, Jessie Richards, Arlene Tracy. Vinton Friendship - Mary Ann McCarley, reporting ; Verna M. Chamberlain, Esta Downard, Lucy Hartsook, Eleanor While. Wayside - Mary Jo Shaver, reporting; Lucille . Mulford, Doris HoUsh. Ye Olde Village - Bonnie Stutes, reporting; Vivian Klrkel, Charlotte Slmon. Senior Citize11 - Mabel Brown, reporting. Refresbments of cookies, punch, coffee, tea and nuts were served by the hostesses. ( 21- The SWlday Times · Sentinel, SWlday, Sept. 26, !976 2-3 Pc. Sets of Walnut Tables. 1 Set of Hex each (for set) End Tables, 1 Set of Square with Cocktai •••• '59.95 '150.00 1·3 Pc. Set of Oak Hex End Tables w~h matching · cocktail ••••••••••••••••• ~ •• ~ ••••••••• '99.95 for Sit 1-3 Pc. Set of Lane Walnut Tables, 58" coc:ktaH, 2 hex end ~bles • •••••••••••••••••••••• '99.95 '79.95(t1Ch) 1-3 Pc. Set of Bassett Pecan Tables, large cocktail . · and two round lamp tables ... •.. ••• ••••••• '99.95 '75.00 (IICh) 1·3 Pc. Set of Martinsville Solid Maple Dough Box each for set End Tables •••••••••••••• •• • • ••• • • •• • • '59.95 '150.00 2-Hide.A-Beds from "Wood Bridge" 1-green, 1-brown, solid colorS ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••. '299.95 Large Selection of Metal Wardrobes just arrived. Prices start as low as '49.95 �•' r ........GA'LUPOLiS..........i ~- Tbe Sunday Times- Sentinel. Sw!day, Sept. :Ill, 11176 WEEKEND SPECIALS MOUNTAIN ~~ . 1 fCHRYSLER•PLYMOUTH~ Forsu.:~~~-:1~;: §oj'*'"*******************************************t IIIJY THESE l\l · i ******************** *****'**'***********'***'~~' CAJALI A AlllliS (M•rch 21 ·Ap<tl 11) WHnL~C6LI; AI' 19 73 PONn PLYMOUllt 1973 FUR . YIll . : "" Air, p.s., auto. ' 41Dr ., air. p.s ., auto. : il '149 & . ·'1 ~9~ ! ~ N : ,... tiE . · t "l" • ""********************'$********** ** ********il1 #.1974 FORD LID BROUGHAM j ~ -~~9~ PRICES IN EFFECT SUNDAY, _MONDAY, SEPT. 26 & 27 **·**** Anita Fultz ·to wed MIDDLEPORT- Mr. and Mn. John F. Fultz, Mid· dleport, are IIUIOIIIICing the engqem..UIIIld appi'Oidtlng marrtaae of their dauehter; AIIIY Marte, Columburi, to M!cb•el WUilam Mason t1011 ol Mr, llld Mn. WUilam' B. Muon, Colambua. MID Falla, I 197lll'lduate of Mella Hlch School, recelnd her bachelor of aclence degree In home ' and family lnd dtlJd development from Ohio State lJalveralty'. Sbe 11 ICIJOIIIIIQ II!IPlOJed I I aulatant director of Sailkel Dey Care Ceater. Her fiance II a 1971 arldaate of Marton Fl'lllklin Hllb Sc:bool, Coi111111Hui, and II tbe "slet•nt coordinator of miJ!Pinlat CGca.cola Syrupe ....... ~~ . . . . . 'lbe open cburdl wedding . Heck's Reg . $149.88 . . will be an event of Oct. 18 at 5:30 p.m. at the Redeemer United Brethren Church, Columbwt. 'lbe Rev. Lopp of Columbus. and Harold VoeieiBong, Porlsmoutlt, will officiate. MeUnda Burk of SctoloYWe will be tbe bride's matron of honor, and bridesmaids will be Sbaron WIJ!a; Cbllllcotbe; Patti Hammond, Columbus 1nd Cindy Dennla, Columbus. Velvet Swllher of Middleport will be a junior bridesmaid, IIJ1d Paula Swllher of Mid. dleport will be tbe flower girl. Nuptial musk will be praented by Barbara Sarna, Columbus. Reception hoateuea will be Jodene Klrgls, Bucyrus; Dorothy Fultz, Columbus; Cheryl Muon and Sandy Brown, ' Reg~ CHAIN •SAW . ToiDiw~ghrS lbs. ~ hor1epo....M I!'ICilor. I I omps, 120 6AMP BATTERY CHARGER '14'' DELUXE HAMMOCK •••• ( 49 or Heck's Reg. Heck's Reg. '18.99 Hardware r /~ · =>. ~ 8~ IIOIIIIIUII · Mrs. Bolin · elected to state post J- RUTLAND - Mn. Bolln ol Rutland wu eJ8ded llllatant aecretary of Ute Ohio Aaoclltloll o1 Garden .Cluba at tbe recent ltllte canveatlcn Ia Colnmhua. Mn. Bolin, a IOIIItlme member of the Rutland Frteadl)' Gardenen and 1 farm., director of Jillion II, OAGC, curreaU, _.... u the ..... ColllllJ Ganlea Clabl Auoclatloa eoatlct chalrmlll. A taltattd Bolla .... - -tr 62• qt. Automotive Dept• . COOKER CANNER 21% qt. ! · Hoc~..... $12.H *******~* ilr 9 ..,.. _# - ·· t · -tr SAVE I I .. . . " ·· ; ... : -tr: it . ) year miles. ;; · 4 "'19 ft":' , -tr SAVE I I T~UCKS TO CHOOSE FROM 1 74 FORD F-100 1973 . FORD F-100 . 19) Jt Is folly to involve yourself too deeply ;n a fr iend's .11 can·t problems probably lJl h~lptoday. an d You you may be opening • can or worms. "' AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) : There is someone who has -tr pas cooperated with you in the t. If you want him to co n- ! 1975 DODGE 100 1974 CHEVROLET C-10 !· . -4t WIRE SEAT . CUSHION linue to do so. give him more · ~ · ~~~~~~.~~~.~~!;;~~~·:.~~~ Gallipolis. Chrysler-Plymouth : able to determine which way to f 1639 EASTERN AVE. 446-3273 GALLIPOLIS, 0. -tt **********************************************: ...... -~ ~ ~ 12 quart $2295 1974 ·VOlXIVIIAIEN Convertible, bright ora,;ge ·with black <tillY . top and black lea there lie Interior, A speed, radio, local ow-. who purchased 11 new. a sharper one <an not be found . Check this un · believable reduced price< S2895 .. .1973 DATSUN He·nderson ·aatt·e·ry L'l. Hustler, pickup, while 1\'lth blue Interior, rllflo, 4 speed, new paint and stripes, a lot of hard work . can be gotten out of this one. . . UPPER RIVER ROAD JUNCTION RT. 7 & 35 GALLIPOLIS1 OH o· I ~~---------------------;;,..,;;.;.;;.;;.;;.,1 446 8586 Roy a l Crown Team No . 3 Wedne sday Earl.y Bird September 1. lf76 go. Seek a safe m idd!eground ftvour ~Birthday Sept. 21, 1976 There will 'be some ad\-antageous changes for vou !h is year that could benefit you f•na nc ially Be prepared tO m o ve when opportunity . ~n ecks . King Build er S Pis. 6 s Ben Tom Roya l Crown Evelvn's Grocery Lig hthouse Resl. Team No , J , '' 3 2 t9 S, Betty Whillatch 195 H igh Series : Mary Voss 492, Beny Wh i tla tc h 473 . Wednesday Early Bird · September a, 1876 Prs. LighlhO use K i ng Bu i lders Evelyn 's Gro cery form four ordinary ~ordt . 13 11 10 .B 4 2 High Ga m e: Mary Von 199 ; Jan Jenkins 189 ; Betty Whitlalch 189. High Serid : Mary Voss SJS ; Jan Jenkins 526 . · Wedn n d~y Early Bird September IS. 1976' Hig h Game : Jean Norton Bell Tom Unscramble these four Jumbles., one letter to ea.th square, to Heck's Reg. I GINCI [ I - U.Dtai'.HILCO tD.4JEGG j I • ,• "LADY 8UG" IHAYIR All ·.-2 DARTS Oo... lost, comFortoiMe ahovn at o low, lOw pl'icel Unique diol action shaving Mod fOI' aMI 1troke cl~u . bd~o•1ive .tyling- eot)' to kold, eol)' to ..,.., Coil cord. Eoay, ~ip- ~ cl~n i ng . Elegant 1tylj,g in foahion colors. llESTU/11 V' 'l ~ 1 MONACO 2 CHARGERS · 1976 1 VAN Models \ A.n~•n-: OFFSET . ll rt'(Jufd lndiratr th ! nut w.rld h~rr­ - AFTER (-fttr) 75 PONTIAC LeMANS ·. ' Stock Trucks in stock for 2 Dr. hardtop. AM·FM·tape radio, fac . air cond , P. steer in g. P. brakes. mag wheels, w-s-w radial tires . black finish with vinyl lop a nd matching interior. 16.000 miles. Like new cond . '4195 WOOD MOTOR SALES. Gallipolis, o. Eastern Ave. % ton vans and o/4 ton vans. A real good SPECIAL selection of used cQrs. OVER 20 NEW 77 TRUCKS & CARS iN STOCK LUNCH KITS Carroll Norris Dodge Assorted Styles Hou•war. Dept. I I 1 Jnonlol•., BRAWL JUICE DENOTE Several 1977 Dodge THERMOS Heck'• Reg. '5.67 r WHAI iHE HUR~GuRc:>Y MAN GAlt? Ht5 L.tFE WA6 . (AIIIwrn i'tood~J) ------------- Ccmnetlc Dept. 11rL I [IJ I I [j I'"'U-MIW!IInl (I I X ) A"( I 1 I It Yr11rrd•' ·,. ' ACROSS Now anianaet.he circled totten to fonn the 1urpriae answer, u l ~=f:,:=:,;l==:;'".A;::~·;::;;;;:·..;;.•u:;nuted b7 tht above eartoon. New 4 ASPENS IIWRIY DlPf. ..... L..-----~ I" 1975 atEVROI.ET Custom deluxe pickup, B box, standard. trin · sml .. lon. radio, lull wheel covers, low, loW, mileage, Immaculate condition. S3695 20 LighthOuse Rest . 11 King Builders 12 Royal Crown 10 . Ev~lvn ' s Groc er y 9 Team No . J A High Game : Mar y Voss 195, Flossie Ma xson, 183. H i gh Ser les : ' F toss re Maxon .a8J , Ja n Jenkins , 476. 1974 atEVRCilT NoVa, i door, while with black all vinyl Interior, 6 cyl. engine.• auto. .tran1., power steerl,;g, radio, W·l· w tires, low mileage. · SUNDAY, S<pl. 26, 1976 •1.99 Automotive '25" $2495 .. Pts . Ben Tom SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLER Gallipolis, Ohio Cllarlle Webster, · Buster Sprague. Ji, Tom Norris. Don ' .~iiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiil..~-~-~~~ '~'~i~~~~.~"~· ~.-.~. ~.•~.~.~.,~ .. Cclmelk.,. t .. · •·* l .**·******************************************* With Unbreakable Heck's Reg. 4f wro()g goals . Try not to spin on the column, radio, carpel. excellent through!!"!. AT You 're ambitious today. 22) but SCORPIO (Oct 24·Nov. vou·re llkety to focus on the 'tl!:lt***********'*********'******************.****. Heck's Reg. •2.99 Medium or Hard help by hurling .,. Sulfering in Silence won't hetp unlim ited ... th e issues. ' CAPRICORN (Dec. 22· Jan. war ranty. sm ission FOR AUTO, FARM, COMMERCIAL, MARINE the ind ividuaL it Immediate delivery. TOOTHBRUSH rng out ol your way to patronize ~i< your wheels on things that may not be des,eabte once at. ' 4 cyl., auto., hatchback. .,. i'~ " trade· In , p.s., auto ., 6 cyl. Heck's Reg. •1.66 TEK ~on 'l demean yourself by go- ;~~ ~?n 't 3395 ; ' ~ 17,000 actual mil es. n ew car it i' $ 68 Cosmetic Dept. VIRGO (Aug. 23-&tpt. 221 You i< mayrun intoapersonyouhave an old grudge agai nst today . .#~ I~ $ 19 • ty yOu tr eat those who are your : .! Dart ·swl,;ger, 2 ctr ., H. T., maroon with black all vinyl Inferior, standi rd tran - Now You Can ·Buy Below Wholesale '2395 : '279s : ::::,TARIUS (Nov. 23-Dtc. r*********************~*********************.,; :_, 1974 GOLD DUSTER ! 1976 OUSTER • DEM.O . ! you:~~t~e~·~~~mb~o~e~~~:e;"~ ·tl bring out ;n the open. Heck's Rev. $16.99 Heck's Reg, To •44.96 . . Jewelry Dept. . "?- f~ $1299 ICif.to, htol rHt. U.l. Ulfed. --..rDII'T. ~~~.e~;~ ~~~~~~~~k~ ~,i~~~i~~ gamble basically opposed "'ultigrade Motor Oil ;." , '()W.2ow·•o , , " - One au•'.,;' MIST CURLING IRON . Low miles, air. p.s., p.b. 4595 .!9,!:1 *** "· ******1<"*********** **********llli MOUTHWASH jane! Bolin : r., extra clean . ,:X-~oo Str.!et: hoit in ,I Kondl with or without !Yiist. lttwiot«< (~tip. ~~ - tct D 4 1974 DOOOE CANCER (Jone 21·July ZZ)In 0 1975 fORD GRANADA .GHIA : 1975 CH~YSL£R CORDOBA : style ss295 WITH YOUR OLD BATIERY off' 11 you guests cordially. Today you're ~~~P::~~~~~ ~~II be your usual ••*****1i*7'*f: ~* f:. ., . . *******..,.-********************** ~ PRESSURE 2:101 You II be far better lend lor yourself. road wheels, 2300 miles, showroom condition. much luck today In getting LEQ(July23-Aug.22)Normal· i~. VENTILATED LIMIT 6 QTS. : F -.. . ..tc' ~*********.***********•**************. *******~· t; 1973 NOVA 2 DR. . ' it 1974 'MU('TANG 11· : ""'- . .lift ' ' Automotive Dept. 1OW40 MOTOR OIL Oth~rs to do your ~i dd i n~). windows, INSTAU.£D ,,.._., You're not apt . to have too ~f, 19,oo~ :i;;~~~ndy ~ }~!.~P~~~~~~~~~~C ~ ~ff£J:i~~J~~~~:~~~,1jJj ; .. '299$ . t , i SPORTS DEPT. SHELLX100 massive error in judgment 201 to • ~~~~ts~ore conser¥iithle tni'' mt es. SAVEl I · . .: _black vinyl top . ,,. $466 · tras . op. • the ex -you haven't had time to think on. You could come up with a Imaf 2 Dr .. baby blue, dark blue vinyl roof, 350 v.a, auto., P.S., P .B., air, llnlod glau, AM a. tape player, po"Mtr 85 $ Don 't make a major decision t~ •14QI; ir' ' p.s. Heck's'.Reg . $7.99 Heck's Reg. •23.99 HAIDWW Dli'T. i< ., . TAURUS (Aprn 20·Mor 201 . 19.99 . PRA.ILL STADIUM SlAT 1101tri AC , 5200 lt~M. Buill-in 4 ounce 11\a\\,01 oiler Eqv ip'-d ..-lnl 10 inth '"001'1 re"*''ibJe quldt bar. Ond mtcr-o chi'el choin. . ? iC • Sharp, vinyl top. 6 cyl., auto., ICOPI Joy Ela. Mcqan entitled "8oiniwltat Today Is aa ......1•. Room 'cowtt wu ' talriln witb lite bemer bein8 ... b)' lbt fiNIIIJ'IIIe. lfn: 0Jm Page, Jli'OIIIill ~. Introduced Mn. 1 MOZ• ~uaqapoemby Unknon Teacher · and Unknon Boy Who WUI Cbaa&e tbe World.'' The plad1e to tbe flac waa foDond by the bualnen ' Sports Dept. Marprell'lno111, a f1lrmer 'fttle I fiAnwllal s-11n1 leeclla', wualal prwnt. lin. ADDI E. Turner opened , tbe meetlnc with • I• Heck's 4 POINT Mlmle Tbornlllll, 4-11 Boys SALEM CENTER l'lnllll and 1tll!btra were and Girls Club, advtaor. Tbe lnbiiltNd at the MCIIday club exblblta were VIewed nl&ht meet~ of the Salem and Mrs. Tbornlllll aplalned the Dllll)' 11CC1111pllslunenla CIDIIrPTA. ollhe club member&. ,.rtldlnl were Mn. Tbe MlligJ CoWtty Fair Mlute Rllp, prealdent; exblblla of tbe ICbool atudenta Mra. Jeew Council, vice were crt dllplay for tbe prnlclent; Mrs. Barbara parents to view. The wlnnen ~t.~· and Mrs. were rec:G(IIIIzed by their l.liMia JaR, llwRnr. lin. Roberta WUsoa, respective teachers. ...... illtraduced prtnttla Refnlhmenll were sei'Yed of ptiPill at tbe lcbool, by the teachen. lbe JW11111 of llrat crade ..,U.IIId lbe teachers, Mn. WJt1e Wbllley, IIJ'Ide one; Ml1. Ollft Page, grade two; MlllllebeoCI Ti lpleU, &nde 1111'11; Mra. Wllllfred Nua, llflde four; Mrs. AID E. Tamer, lflde five; Mrs. Carol . IY1111, Title 1 ftemedlel Jl•dtJw, and Mill GleDDI Spnpe,l vocal Mille. .Mra. W1laon II lite lbtb grade teacher. Mrs. •I Sports Dept. Columbus. Parents, .teachers introduced at PTA 88 WIIIIOIIICH ILICIRIC '2095 it ~~~· ;:~~~·~~~,'oday !-.,. ilrilr Air ' p.s ~, auto · t l ~. 1200 $119 Ani/4 Marie Fultz . ********1**********************-itll : 1972 PLYMOUTii FURY Ill t 1976 PONTIJ£ CATALINA t 2 Or hard! 9 000 'I All -t1 • ••-••n• PUMP SHOTGUN il 6 cyl., auto .. p.s . -1< . , associated wilh maylnteresr feel she has a proprietary in and put ! ~~:~;,h~::;c~:~Jun• 1974 OUSTER 2 DR. t il !..,.. Air, p .s... auto . , t· STATE 3 YEAR GROUP 24 Someone, you're very closely .BOAT, BORGE BURN • .SAN DIEGO ( UPI) . Olmlc planlat Victor Borge Is bot laallhlng about his tm,OOO yacht. Ill I tJ mlllicrt lawsuit · ....... CampbeD Industries, kat CQ!Jplalned tite 6$-loot · boat baa broken down 90-nUy alllce It was ~-l!t'~1n May, um, that lt ~.. IllS caught fire. · •• ·~~ ·w • • ·· ~• c • ••• HtJ , tt '1 l ~ • . l ' ' "•• u l • •• t rJ II I li J I f 11 1 1 ~ f fl l 't J I J I ~ I J l 1 WH , , 1 \ l r ro, .ll t ll" Wl, I , IW,IoiJ ~J I I J' ' ' ' ' ' I I I tll f ~ •11 ! l ~ l lSI.I" I 'I ~• I I ~ rao !: l t liS 11 I ~ I 0 I ~ U Y ~ t ~ I I Y ~ 1 ,. I 1 J1 II ~~ I I I H Jo I ~ I OJ • . I I 1 JAy~ I 1 11 II J.11 I 1 0 I- · ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ l , , OlN I. J t I I !J J I I J Ill' I ~ 0 1 1 I 1 J ~ 0 1 ~ <I H J Jo I I I i I I I I I I J 1 y I 1 I Q 1 0 0 H IO I J I )N >1 1 S Jl O N' J l 1 ~1 II JI rN l l l1 i i l l d~fl i"Jit ) I I 14 1),q f J J 1 1 1 " 1 J l tltl" ~' iJl i S JroJ ~ ll l i l f ~ I JII I II ~~y ~ ff l l Jl l l!ofl l <ltYl i iY ' ~ ~~ Q t i \W11 1 0 1 r ! I 1YO ) I 1 f t J I·~ J· U t w ~ "~l J l l WIl l ~ J•o d1'1o l l\ i" I ,Ot•'! I I • J I I l l ~ll 0 1 I 1 I Wr I I 1 r I 0 ' ' J I I t J 1 t " ' l l bt i i i J I I •t, J JI I t ' l i t t l l NEW 1976 PROWLER SELF CONTAINED 171h FOOT TRAVEL TRAILER LIST 1 3747 NOW '2995 SMITH HONDA SALES ~ t't"ft ~~ ~~ O~ .._.R-.T..;.. 7 -----KA.;;,;;NAU;.;GA.;;.;..;;~ I FIQvrt ot SpeeCh 8 AtttmPII II MOIU!Iet 18MOtaunu suat 19 Ptrt ot tortirteatlon .20Retreatltd 21 Awards 23 City in Nevacte 2• Devoured 26 Reg ion 27Prtlix : with 29 Ctroust 30 WhiP 3 1 Facial uprestiOfl 32 Cut 33 Short t ltiQ 34 Unloc~$l$10at ) 3S Unruly chi ld 38 Ptrleini'IQ to France 38 "rgument 40 Flyingmtmrntl 41 Fuel 42 Decltred 43 Posussn 45 Ptramour 48 Tltree· tOed sloth .. 1 Ftl ollwine 48 t-Jurl 49 Nerve networks 51 Girl' s ntme 52 In itlal! ol 26th Pr•sident 53 Anger 54 Stop . 55 Feel& indignant st 57 Perm it 58Anc ientc:hariot eo Jergoo 61 Female rut! 62EJCtent U Note olacala 65 Prlnltr 't m•asurt 66 ._light 6 7 F~ er pltnl 69 Growing out ot 71 Hindu cymbtl! 7:lExaminiSIIQQ! 74 Slave 76 Worn twty 79MOI'eancieru 8 1 8evettge 82 Preli11: three 84 Flnlthed 85 Shore bird 87GodofiiMI 90 Oeclarld 92 Suffix: lllte 93 Subal.nc:e 95 SQutnder 97 Oitturtllnct 98 Pronoun 98 Phytlclan llbbd tO 1 Part ol church 1~1 . 1 103 Couple 104 A !I! ate (abbr.l 10 5 Bulftlo l OB Comptratlve ending 110 Nultilltt 112 Warbled 113 Lair 11• Ell It! 1 1!5 Let 11ttancl 117 Challenged 1'1 8 Zest 119At111ude 120 Brothtr ol Cain 121M.,., name 123 Girl's nickname 124SerYII' 125 HI.Ir! 12t!Freeol 121 Glouy paint 129 Mort tlugglth 131Dimln1Sh 132 Fur -betri'lg mammll 133 Neoatlve " "'' 13 .. TNr 1~8 Crt 'IItts 27 Ont who suppll•. cookl tnd terYit food 28 Manage 30 Wite nail 137 EI\Ofmous ~ 1 FOf11tudt 138 Otcltre 33 PwMin lnQto the t39 Symbol tor nao;y thallium 35 Uninternling 140 Greek letter . ptrson 1.. 1 8tr order 36 Sh ift t .. 2 Solemn YOW 37 DMests 1.. 3 Jumped 39 Genua ot cattle 144 Army otllcer 41 P11teb011rd "8Thlcll 42 Susonlng 148 Ftet·bottomtd 44 Becawn 0011 47 Hold on property t ..iRepett 48 Thou who 150 8Hfanlmet eum lnt eoe• 15 1 Sp i rltedMr~u .. a Wtlkt · · OOWN unalndily Throo:, _ . 50 Mlkttmenda 1 5.. Tr..l lltnd ~ 55 N.-ve network 12 Oanolllhtl 56 Employed 3 City In Rus sia INQIIIY 4 FootUke part ' 59 Rattly 5Teulonlcdeily 60Scentolfiftt 8 Htndte mlriCte ~~~~~~I ll 61 Rupe~ (abbr .I language 63 Shef t JICke1 66N01totaeale 9 Bllbylonlan 87 ElliiiS deity 68Gotnotn 10 TrNIPtd ro WhlriQoots 11 OitChU , · 7 1 C~er 12 Pretill : agtin 72 Everyone 13GrHnland umernent lA Ventilated 15 Yarn uo~ lor ...... embroidery 16 Meedow 11Mtn' t nlckntmt 2tllw : Ofl lcla t proof 22 Mtndt 23 Actual 25 Matti 73NtllvtofCreie 1 s G010 · g · wrong 11 lamprey ~ 78Wh lteHouse lnitla.l ! ' 80 Smooth e3Mtttl e8 Ranted 88 Choe• 89 Stitches ·d 011 90 p 11 n ce 9 1 Latin S2695 cot~juncuon 84 Lawful liH5 N._twe 98 "ICOnollc bftlfiOI 99 OIIIQrMmtnt 100 P~tlnlng to ltle rtUna 102 Hindu oamttnll 104 ~ru:tefln l te numb• . 105Cholcett ' 108 Ma~t UMICIIIII')' 101 Annoyed I cOllOQ.) 109 Kind of toot race 1t 1 Go11tp 112 Olttrlct In Germany 113 Per liOn ot mtdlclne 11e Scot111h cap 118 Sptnllh Ia " thret" 118 GaiC) for brtetf'l 122 Calm 124 Kind ot ltbrle (pU 125 Ready money 126 Hai vtttecl 128 LiQUid meuure lJOLOI 1 u r Cl e 131 ~IQu iCI 132 Plattorm 135 Brazilian etiUtry t37 Urn 138WitherMt 140 Wager 142 Number . 143 Unit or latv•tn currency t .... Enlitttdmtn ~cotloq.l 145 Nur 14 7 Latin contunctlon 148 COllege degree (abbr.) 1972 FORD Torino, 4 door, while with blue Interior, blue vinyl lop, blue carpel, 302, VB. auto . trans ., power steering , factory air conditioning; lhis one Is very nice.· 1795 5 1970 atEVROI.ET 4 door Caprl<e, medium green with matchl,;g green Interior, V8, auto. trans., power steering, radio, solid car, very le w blemishes. sg9s 1974 FORD GAI.AXIE 500 4 Dr., V-B, auto .. P.S., P.B., vinyl roof, air, tinted glass, bronze finish , tobacco brown Interior. 2995 5 1968 Pontiac TemDeSt 1969 Chevy ChMIIe 2 dr. HT 1966 Chrysler New Yorker 1976 Mercury Capri 1967 P~. Fury Ill, 4 Dr. ' 1967 Pontiac 2 Dr. HT MOUNTAIN STATE CHRYSLER PLYMOUlH ' At the foot ot the Sll!!tllt end Sliver · Brld1n In tt.nderson. l. �•' r ........GA'LUPOLiS..........i ~- Tbe Sunday Times- Sentinel. Sw!day, Sept. :Ill, 11176 WEEKEND SPECIALS MOUNTAIN ~~ . 1 fCHRYSLER•PLYMOUTH~ Forsu.:~~~-:1~;: §oj'*'"*******************************************t IIIJY THESE l\l · i ******************** *****'**'***********'***'~~' CAJALI A AlllliS (M•rch 21 ·Ap<tl 11) WHnL~C6LI; AI' 19 73 PONn PLYMOUllt 1973 FUR . YIll . : "" Air, p.s., auto. ' 41Dr ., air. p.s ., auto. : il '149 & . ·'1 ~9~ ! ~ N : ,... tiE . · t "l" • ""********************'$********** ** ********il1 #.1974 FORD LID BROUGHAM j ~ -~~9~ PRICES IN EFFECT SUNDAY, _MONDAY, SEPT. 26 & 27 **·**** Anita Fultz ·to wed MIDDLEPORT- Mr. and Mn. John F. Fultz, Mid· dleport, are IIUIOIIIICing the engqem..UIIIld appi'Oidtlng marrtaae of their dauehter; AIIIY Marte, Columburi, to M!cb•el WUilam Mason t1011 ol Mr, llld Mn. WUilam' B. Muon, Colambua. MID Falla, I 197lll'lduate of Mella Hlch School, recelnd her bachelor of aclence degree In home ' and family lnd dtlJd development from Ohio State lJalveralty'. Sbe 11 ICIJOIIIIIQ II!IPlOJed I I aulatant director of Sailkel Dey Care Ceater. Her fiance II a 1971 arldaate of Marton Fl'lllklin Hllb Sc:bool, Coi111111Hui, and II tbe "slet•nt coordinator of miJ!Pinlat CGca.cola Syrupe ....... ~~ . . . . . 'lbe open cburdl wedding . Heck's Reg . $149.88 . . will be an event of Oct. 18 at 5:30 p.m. at the Redeemer United Brethren Church, Columbwt. 'lbe Rev. Lopp of Columbus. and Harold VoeieiBong, Porlsmoutlt, will officiate. MeUnda Burk of SctoloYWe will be tbe bride's matron of honor, and bridesmaids will be Sbaron WIJ!a; Cbllllcotbe; Patti Hammond, Columbus 1nd Cindy Dennla, Columbus. Velvet Swllher of Middleport will be a junior bridesmaid, IIJ1d Paula Swllher of Mid. dleport will be tbe flower girl. Nuptial musk will be praented by Barbara Sarna, Columbus. Reception hoateuea will be Jodene Klrgls, Bucyrus; Dorothy Fultz, Columbus; Cheryl Muon and Sandy Brown, ' Reg~ CHAIN •SAW . ToiDiw~ghrS lbs. ~ hor1epo....M I!'ICilor. I I omps, 120 6AMP BATTERY CHARGER '14'' DELUXE HAMMOCK •••• ( 49 or Heck's Reg. Heck's Reg. '18.99 Hardware r /~ · =>. ~ 8~ IIOIIIIIUII · Mrs. Bolin · elected to state post J- RUTLAND - Mn. Bolln ol Rutland wu eJ8ded llllatant aecretary of Ute Ohio Aaoclltloll o1 Garden .Cluba at tbe recent ltllte canveatlcn Ia Colnmhua. Mn. Bolin, a IOIIItlme member of the Rutland Frteadl)' Gardenen and 1 farm., director of Jillion II, OAGC, curreaU, _.... u the ..... ColllllJ Ganlea Clabl Auoclatloa eoatlct chalrmlll. A taltattd Bolla .... - -tr 62• qt. Automotive Dept• . COOKER CANNER 21% qt. ! · Hoc~..... $12.H *******~* ilr 9 ..,.. _# - ·· t · -tr SAVE I I .. . . " ·· ; ... : -tr: it . ) year miles. ;; · 4 "'19 ft":' , -tr SAVE I I T~UCKS TO CHOOSE FROM 1 74 FORD F-100 1973 . FORD F-100 . 19) Jt Is folly to involve yourself too deeply ;n a fr iend's .11 can·t problems probably lJl h~lptoday. an d You you may be opening • can or worms. "' AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) : There is someone who has -tr pas cooperated with you in the t. If you want him to co n- ! 1975 DODGE 100 1974 CHEVROLET C-10 !· . -4t WIRE SEAT . CUSHION linue to do so. give him more · ~ · ~~~~~~.~~~.~~!;;~~~·:.~~~ Gallipolis. Chrysler-Plymouth : able to determine which way to f 1639 EASTERN AVE. 446-3273 GALLIPOLIS, 0. -tt **********************************************: ...... -~ ~ ~ 12 quart $2295 1974 ·VOlXIVIIAIEN Convertible, bright ora,;ge ·with black <tillY . top and black lea there lie Interior, A speed, radio, local ow-. who purchased 11 new. a sharper one <an not be found . Check this un · believable reduced price< S2895 .. .1973 DATSUN He·nderson ·aatt·e·ry L'l. Hustler, pickup, while 1\'lth blue Interior, rllflo, 4 speed, new paint and stripes, a lot of hard work . can be gotten out of this one. . . UPPER RIVER ROAD JUNCTION RT. 7 & 35 GALLIPOLIS1 OH o· I ~~---------------------;;,..,;;.;.;;.;;.;;.,1 446 8586 Roy a l Crown Team No . 3 Wedne sday Earl.y Bird September 1. lf76 go. Seek a safe m idd!eground ftvour ~Birthday Sept. 21, 1976 There will 'be some ad\-antageous changes for vou !h is year that could benefit you f•na nc ially Be prepared tO m o ve when opportunity . ~n ecks . King Build er S Pis. 6 s Ben Tom Roya l Crown Evelvn's Grocery Lig hthouse Resl. Team No , J , '' 3 2 t9 S, Betty Whillatch 195 H igh Series : Mary Voss 492, Beny Wh i tla tc h 473 . Wednesday Early Bird · September a, 1876 Prs. LighlhO use K i ng Bu i lders Evelyn 's Gro cery form four ordinary ~ordt . 13 11 10 .B 4 2 High Ga m e: Mary Von 199 ; Jan Jenkins 189 ; Betty Whitlalch 189. High Serid : Mary Voss SJS ; Jan Jenkins 526 . · Wedn n d~y Early Bird September IS. 1976' Hig h Game : Jean Norton Bell Tom Unscramble these four Jumbles., one letter to ea.th square, to Heck's Reg. I GINCI [ I - U.Dtai'.HILCO tD.4JEGG j I • ,• "LADY 8UG" IHAYIR All ·.-2 DARTS Oo... lost, comFortoiMe ahovn at o low, lOw pl'icel Unique diol action shaving Mod fOI' aMI 1troke cl~u . bd~o•1ive .tyling- eot)' to kold, eol)' to ..,.., Coil cord. Eoay, ~ip- ~ cl~n i ng . Elegant 1tylj,g in foahion colors. llESTU/11 V' 'l ~ 1 MONACO 2 CHARGERS · 1976 1 VAN Models \ A.n~•n-: OFFSET . ll rt'(Jufd lndiratr th ! nut w.rld h~rr­ - AFTER (-fttr) 75 PONTIAC LeMANS ·. ' Stock Trucks in stock for 2 Dr. hardtop. AM·FM·tape radio, fac . air cond , P. steer in g. P. brakes. mag wheels, w-s-w radial tires . black finish with vinyl lop a nd matching interior. 16.000 miles. Like new cond . '4195 WOOD MOTOR SALES. Gallipolis, o. Eastern Ave. % ton vans and o/4 ton vans. A real good SPECIAL selection of used cQrs. OVER 20 NEW 77 TRUCKS & CARS iN STOCK LUNCH KITS Carroll Norris Dodge Assorted Styles Hou•war. Dept. I I 1 Jnonlol•., BRAWL JUICE DENOTE Several 1977 Dodge THERMOS Heck'• Reg. '5.67 r WHAI iHE HUR~GuRc:>Y MAN GAlt? Ht5 L.tFE WA6 . (AIIIwrn i'tood~J) ------------- Ccmnetlc Dept. 11rL I [IJ I I [j I'"'U-MIW!IInl (I I X ) A"( I 1 I It Yr11rrd•' ·,. ' ACROSS Now anianaet.he circled totten to fonn the 1urpriae answer, u l ~=f:,:=:,;l==:;'".A;::~·;::;;;;:·..;;.•u:;nuted b7 tht above eartoon. New 4 ASPENS IIWRIY DlPf. ..... L..-----~ I" 1975 atEVROI.ET Custom deluxe pickup, B box, standard. trin · sml .. lon. radio, lull wheel covers, low, loW, mileage, Immaculate condition. S3695 20 LighthOuse Rest . 11 King Builders 12 Royal Crown 10 . Ev~lvn ' s Groc er y 9 Team No . J A High Game : Mar y Voss 195, Flossie Ma xson, 183. H i gh Ser les : ' F toss re Maxon .a8J , Ja n Jenkins , 476. 1974 atEVRCilT NoVa, i door, while with black all vinyl Interior, 6 cyl. engine.• auto. .tran1., power steerl,;g, radio, W·l· w tires, low mileage. · SUNDAY, S<pl. 26, 1976 •1.99 Automotive '25" $2495 .. Pts . Ben Tom SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLER Gallipolis, Ohio Cllarlle Webster, · Buster Sprague. Ji, Tom Norris. Don ' .~iiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiil..~-~-~~~ '~'~i~~~~.~"~· ~.-.~. ~.•~.~.~.,~ .. Cclmelk.,. t .. · •·* l .**·******************************************* With Unbreakable Heck's Reg. 4f wro()g goals . Try not to spin on the column, radio, carpel. excellent through!!"!. AT You 're ambitious today. 22) but SCORPIO (Oct 24·Nov. vou·re llkety to focus on the 'tl!:lt***********'*********'******************.****. Heck's Reg. •2.99 Medium or Hard help by hurling .,. Sulfering in Silence won't hetp unlim ited ... th e issues. ' CAPRICORN (Dec. 22· Jan. war ranty. sm ission FOR AUTO, FARM, COMMERCIAL, MARINE the ind ividuaL it Immediate delivery. TOOTHBRUSH rng out ol your way to patronize ~i< your wheels on things that may not be des,eabte once at. ' 4 cyl., auto., hatchback. .,. i'~ " trade· In , p.s., auto ., 6 cyl. Heck's Reg. •1.66 TEK ~on 'l demean yourself by go- ;~~ ~?n 't 3395 ; ' ~ 17,000 actual mil es. n ew car it i' $ 68 Cosmetic Dept. VIRGO (Aug. 23-&tpt. 221 You i< mayrun intoapersonyouhave an old grudge agai nst today . .#~ I~ $ 19 • ty yOu tr eat those who are your : .! Dart ·swl,;ger, 2 ctr ., H. T., maroon with black all vinyl Inferior, standi rd tran - Now You Can ·Buy Below Wholesale '2395 : '279s : ::::,TARIUS (Nov. 23-Dtc. r*********************~*********************.,; :_, 1974 GOLD DUSTER ! 1976 OUSTER • DEM.O . ! you:~~t~e~·~~~mb~o~e~~~:e;"~ ·tl bring out ;n the open. Heck's Rev. $16.99 Heck's Reg, To •44.96 . . Jewelry Dept. . "?- f~ $1299 ICif.to, htol rHt. U.l. Ulfed. --..rDII'T. ~~~.e~;~ ~~~~~~~~k~ ~,i~~~i~~ gamble basically opposed "'ultigrade Motor Oil ;." , '()W.2ow·•o , , " - One au•'.,;' MIST CURLING IRON . Low miles, air. p.s., p.b. 4595 .!9,!:1 *** "· ******1<"*********** **********llli MOUTHWASH jane! Bolin : r., extra clean . ,:X-~oo Str.!et: hoit in ,I Kondl with or without !Yiist. lttwiot«< (~tip. ~~ - tct D 4 1974 DOOOE CANCER (Jone 21·July ZZ)In 0 1975 fORD GRANADA .GHIA : 1975 CH~YSL£R CORDOBA : style ss295 WITH YOUR OLD BATIERY off' 11 you guests cordially. Today you're ~~~P::~~~~~ ~~II be your usual ••*****1i*7'*f: ~* f:. ., . . *******..,.-********************** ~ PRESSURE 2:101 You II be far better lend lor yourself. road wheels, 2300 miles, showroom condition. much luck today In getting LEQ(July23-Aug.22)Normal· i~. VENTILATED LIMIT 6 QTS. : F -.. . ..tc' ~*********.***********•**************. *******~· t; 1973 NOVA 2 DR. . ' it 1974 'MU('TANG 11· : ""'- . .lift ' ' Automotive Dept. 1OW40 MOTOR OIL Oth~rs to do your ~i dd i n~). windows, INSTAU.£D ,,.._., You're not apt . to have too ~f, 19,oo~ :i;;~~~ndy ~ }~!.~P~~~~~~~~~~C ~ ~ff£J:i~~J~~~~:~~~,1jJj ; .. '299$ . t , i SPORTS DEPT. SHELLX100 massive error in judgment 201 to • ~~~~ts~ore conser¥iithle tni'' mt es. SAVEl I · . .: _black vinyl top . ,,. $466 · tras . op. • the ex -you haven't had time to think on. You could come up with a Imaf 2 Dr .. baby blue, dark blue vinyl roof, 350 v.a, auto., P.S., P .B., air, llnlod glau, AM a. tape player, po"Mtr 85 $ Don 't make a major decision t~ •14QI; ir' ' p.s. Heck's'.Reg . $7.99 Heck's Reg. •23.99 HAIDWW Dli'T. i< ., . TAURUS (Aprn 20·Mor 201 . 19.99 . PRA.ILL STADIUM SlAT 1101tri AC , 5200 lt~M. Buill-in 4 ounce 11\a\\,01 oiler Eqv ip'-d ..-lnl 10 inth '"001'1 re"*''ibJe quldt bar. Ond mtcr-o chi'el choin. . ? iC • Sharp, vinyl top. 6 cyl., auto., ICOPI Joy Ela. Mcqan entitled "8oiniwltat Today Is aa ......1•. Room 'cowtt wu ' talriln witb lite bemer bein8 ... b)' lbt fiNIIIJ'IIIe. lfn: 0Jm Page, Jli'OIIIill ~. Introduced Mn. 1 MOZ• ~uaqapoemby Unknon Teacher · and Unknon Boy Who WUI Cbaa&e tbe World.'' The plad1e to tbe flac waa foDond by the bualnen ' Sports Dept. Marprell'lno111, a f1lrmer 'fttle I fiAnwllal s-11n1 leeclla', wualal prwnt. lin. ADDI E. Turner opened , tbe meetlnc with • I• Heck's 4 POINT Mlmle Tbornlllll, 4-11 Boys SALEM CENTER l'lnllll and 1tll!btra were and Girls Club, advtaor. Tbe lnbiiltNd at the MCIIday club exblblta were VIewed nl&ht meet~ of the Salem and Mrs. Tbornlllll aplalned the Dllll)' 11CC1111pllslunenla CIDIIrPTA. ollhe club member&. ,.rtldlnl were Mn. Tbe MlligJ CoWtty Fair Mlute Rllp, prealdent; exblblla of tbe ICbool atudenta Mra. Jeew Council, vice were crt dllplay for tbe prnlclent; Mrs. Barbara parents to view. The wlnnen ~t.~· and Mrs. were rec:G(IIIIzed by their l.liMia JaR, llwRnr. lin. Roberta WUsoa, respective teachers. ...... illtraduced prtnttla Refnlhmenll were sei'Yed of ptiPill at tbe lcbool, by the teachen. lbe JW11111 of llrat crade ..,U.IIId lbe teachers, Mn. WJt1e Wbllley, IIJ'Ide one; Ml1. Ollft Page, grade two; MlllllebeoCI Ti lpleU, &nde 1111'11; Mra. Wllllfred Nua, llflde four; Mrs. AID E. Tamer, lflde five; Mrs. Carol . IY1111, Title 1 ftemedlel Jl•dtJw, and Mill GleDDI Spnpe,l vocal Mille. .Mra. W1laon II lite lbtb grade teacher. Mrs. •I Sports Dept. Columbus. Parents, .teachers introduced at PTA 88 WIIIIOIIICH ILICIRIC '2095 it ~~~· ;:~~~·~~~,'oday !-.,. ilrilr Air ' p.s ~, auto · t l ~. 1200 $119 Ani/4 Marie Fultz . ********1**********************-itll : 1972 PLYMOUTii FURY Ill t 1976 PONTIJ£ CATALINA t 2 Or hard! 9 000 'I All -t1 • ••-••n• PUMP SHOTGUN il 6 cyl., auto .. p.s . -1< . , associated wilh maylnteresr feel she has a proprietary in and put ! ~~:~;,h~::;c~:~Jun• 1974 OUSTER 2 DR. t il !..,.. Air, p .s... auto . , t· STATE 3 YEAR GROUP 24 Someone, you're very closely .BOAT, BORGE BURN • .SAN DIEGO ( UPI) . Olmlc planlat Victor Borge Is bot laallhlng about his tm,OOO yacht. Ill I tJ mlllicrt lawsuit · ....... CampbeD Industries, kat CQ!Jplalned tite 6$-loot · boat baa broken down 90-nUy alllce It was ~-l!t'~1n May, um, that lt ~.. IllS caught fire. · •• ·~~ ·w • • ·· ~• c • ••• HtJ , tt '1 l ~ • . l ' ' "•• u l • •• t rJ II I li J I f 11 1 1 ~ f fl l 't J I J I ~ I J l 1 WH , , 1 \ l r ro, .ll t ll" Wl, I , IW,IoiJ ~J I I J' ' ' ' ' ' I I I tll f ~ •11 ! l ~ l lSI.I" I 'I ~• I I ~ rao !: l t liS 11 I ~ I 0 I ~ U Y ~ t ~ I I Y ~ 1 ,. I 1 J1 II ~~ I I I H Jo I ~ I OJ • . I I 1 JAy~ I 1 11 II J.11 I 1 0 I- · ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ l , , OlN I. J t I I !J J I I J Ill' I ~ 0 1 1 I 1 J ~ 0 1 ~ <I H J Jo I I I i I I I I I I J 1 y I 1 I Q 1 0 0 H IO I J I )N >1 1 S Jl O N' J l 1 ~1 II JI rN l l l1 i i l l d~fl i"Jit ) I I 14 1),q f J J 1 1 1 " 1 J l tltl" ~' iJl i S JroJ ~ ll l i l f ~ I JII I II ~~y ~ ff l l Jl l l!ofl l <ltYl i iY ' ~ ~~ Q t i \W11 1 0 1 r ! I 1YO ) I 1 f t J I·~ J· U t w ~ "~l J l l WIl l ~ J•o d1'1o l l\ i" I ,Ot•'! I I • J I I l l ~ll 0 1 I 1 I Wr I I 1 r I 0 ' ' J I I t J 1 t " ' l l bt i i i J I I •t, J JI I t ' l i t t l l NEW 1976 PROWLER SELF CONTAINED 171h FOOT TRAVEL TRAILER LIST 1 3747 NOW '2995 SMITH HONDA SALES ~ t't"ft ~~ ~~ O~ .._.R-.T..;.. 7 -----KA.;;,;;NAU;.;GA.;;.;..;;~ I FIQvrt ot SpeeCh 8 AtttmPII II MOIU!Iet 18MOtaunu suat 19 Ptrt ot tortirteatlon .20Retreatltd 21 Awards 23 City in Nevacte 2• Devoured 26 Reg ion 27Prtlix : with 29 Ctroust 30 WhiP 3 1 Facial uprestiOfl 32 Cut 33 Short t ltiQ 34 Unloc~$l$10at ) 3S Unruly chi ld 38 Ptrleini'IQ to France 38 "rgument 40 Flyingmtmrntl 41 Fuel 42 Decltred 43 Posussn 45 Ptramour 48 Tltree· tOed sloth .. 1 Ftl ollwine 48 t-Jurl 49 Nerve networks 51 Girl' s ntme 52 In itlal! ol 26th Pr•sident 53 Anger 54 Stop . 55 Feel& indignant st 57 Perm it 58Anc ientc:hariot eo Jergoo 61 Female rut! 62EJCtent U Note olacala 65 Prlnltr 't m•asurt 66 ._light 6 7 F~ er pltnl 69 Growing out ot 71 Hindu cymbtl! 7:lExaminiSIIQQ! 74 Slave 76 Worn twty 79MOI'eancieru 8 1 8evettge 82 Preli11: three 84 Flnlthed 85 Shore bird 87GodofiiMI 90 Oeclarld 92 Suffix: lllte 93 Subal.nc:e 95 SQutnder 97 Oitturtllnct 98 Pronoun 98 Phytlclan llbbd tO 1 Part ol church 1~1 . 1 103 Couple 104 A !I! ate (abbr.l 10 5 Bulftlo l OB Comptratlve ending 110 Nultilltt 112 Warbled 113 Lair 11• Ell It! 1 1!5 Let 11ttancl 117 Challenged 1'1 8 Zest 119At111ude 120 Brothtr ol Cain 121M.,., name 123 Girl's nickname 124SerYII' 125 HI.Ir! 12t!Freeol 121 Glouy paint 129 Mort tlugglth 131Dimln1Sh 132 Fur -betri'lg mammll 133 Neoatlve " "'' 13 .. TNr 1~8 Crt 'IItts 27 Ont who suppll•. cookl tnd terYit food 28 Manage 30 Wite nail 137 EI\Ofmous ~ 1 FOf11tudt 138 Otcltre 33 PwMin lnQto the t39 Symbol tor nao;y thallium 35 Uninternling 140 Greek letter . ptrson 1.. 1 8tr order 36 Sh ift t .. 2 Solemn YOW 37 DMests 1.. 3 Jumped 39 Genua ot cattle 144 Army otllcer 41 P11teb011rd "8Thlcll 42 Susonlng 148 Ftet·bottomtd 44 Becawn 0011 47 Hold on property t ..iRepett 48 Thou who 150 8Hfanlmet eum lnt eoe• 15 1 Sp i rltedMr~u .. a Wtlkt · · OOWN unalndily Throo:, _ . 50 Mlkttmenda 1 5.. Tr..l lltnd ~ 55 N.-ve network 12 Oanolllhtl 56 Employed 3 City In Rus sia INQIIIY 4 FootUke part ' 59 Rattly 5Teulonlcdeily 60Scentolfiftt 8 Htndte mlriCte ~~~~~~I ll 61 Rupe~ (abbr .I language 63 Shef t JICke1 66N01totaeale 9 Bllbylonlan 87 ElliiiS deity 68Gotnotn 10 TrNIPtd ro WhlriQoots 11 OitChU , · 7 1 C~er 12 Pretill : agtin 72 Everyone 13GrHnland umernent lA Ventilated 15 Yarn uo~ lor ...... embroidery 16 Meedow 11Mtn' t nlckntmt 2tllw : Ofl lcla t proof 22 Mtndt 23 Actual 25 Matti 73NtllvtofCreie 1 s G010 · g · wrong 11 lamprey ~ 78Wh lteHouse lnitla.l ! ' 80 Smooth e3Mtttl e8 Ranted 88 Choe• 89 Stitches ·d 011 90 p 11 n ce 9 1 Latin S2695 cot~juncuon 84 Lawful liH5 N._twe 98 "ICOnollc bftlfiOI 99 OIIIQrMmtnt 100 P~tlnlng to ltle rtUna 102 Hindu oamttnll 104 ~ru:tefln l te numb• . 105Cholcett ' 108 Ma~t UMICIIIII')' 101 Annoyed I cOllOQ.) 109 Kind of toot race 1t 1 Go11tp 112 Olttrlct In Germany 113 Per liOn ot mtdlclne 11e Scot111h cap 118 Sptnllh Ia " thret" 118 GaiC) for brtetf'l 122 Calm 124 Kind ot ltbrle (pU 125 Ready money 126 Hai vtttecl 128 LiQUid meuure lJOLOI 1 u r Cl e 131 ~IQu iCI 132 Plattorm 135 Brazilian etiUtry t37 Urn 138WitherMt 140 Wager 142 Number . 143 Unit or latv•tn currency t .... Enlitttdmtn ~cotloq.l 145 Nur 14 7 Latin contunctlon 148 COllege degree (abbr.) 1972 FORD Torino, 4 door, while with blue Interior, blue vinyl lop, blue carpel, 302, VB. auto . trans ., power steering , factory air conditioning; lhis one Is very nice.· 1795 5 1970 atEVROI.ET 4 door Caprl<e, medium green with matchl,;g green Interior, V8, auto. trans., power steering, radio, solid car, very le w blemishes. sg9s 1974 FORD GAI.AXIE 500 4 Dr., V-B, auto .. P.S., P.B., vinyl roof, air, tinted glass, bronze finish , tobacco brown Interior. 2995 5 1968 Pontiac TemDeSt 1969 Chevy ChMIIe 2 dr. HT 1966 Chrysler New Yorker 1976 Mercury Capri 1967 P~. Fury Ill, 4 Dr. ' 1967 Pontiac 2 Dr. HT MOUNTAIN STATE CHRYSLER PLYMOUlH ' At the foot ot the Sll!!tllt end Sliver · Brld1n In tt.nderson. l. �· -'l'be Sunday Timei-Sentlnll, Sunday, Sept. 21, 1976 For Fast Results Use The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds ---r::: ~ D<m Thompson ' I WE NEED EAR CORN. Ford ~ 'li~ · READY 10 ROll.? sucr·YOUINIXT CAior11UCK . from POMEROY MOTOR CO. CAll US lOOAY. e ..-~ 992-2111 " :w: ~ _ ' 1972 PONTIAC GRANO PRIX ••.•••••••••••••. '2995 Super aean. Ilk• new. Auto. trans ., p.s., air . 1973 QfM IMP. 2 DR...................... 12795 Air, auto. trans., J'.S. 1974 FORO PINTO 2 OR.... ;.................12795 are interested in our bui service, plellt !eel lroe to conloct 949-2231 or 247-2101. Boss's wife's car . 1973 VEGA ••..•••••.••••.••••••••••••••••••••• '1495 RACINE BAPllST 1971 FORO MAVERICK 2 DR................. '1695 atURaf out. 1971 VOIJ(SWAGEN BErnE ... ,............. 11495 . I> room ~uie , modern kitehel'l , Gas Savor. coq~ehng , in Harrisonville , conV4H'\tent tO mines, $8,500. 1972 FORO GALAXIE 4 DR~ .................. 11495 Phone 742·2796 . MORNING Stor Hgls. lvr I lrot't of lofld. Will orronge . financing ~ smoll down payment to bu1ld a hornt' of your choice . Lee Construction Phone m-3&54 "' (614) ...: Auto. trans ., P,S., air . 1974 FORD PICKUP lh TON ................. J3195 Ole ownor. MANY MORE Save Now on A 1976 ~»into, Mustang or Maverick. 9568. TUPPERS Ploil'l5, new 3 bedroom homes , built-in kitchens, tiled baths , carpeted whh oltached goroge , I CKTI lol. $22,900. Phone -(614) 661-630< . See : Pat Hill, RC!CkY Hupp or Melvin Little For a good deal on a new or used veh'icle Open Evenings Til7:00 · Except Thurs. and Sat. Closed Sunday 992-1196 21edroommobilehome inRoetne l'llconem-5151. who come to visit me. sent cords ond flowers while I wos a patient at the Holter Medico! Ctnttr. A tpeciol thanks ·to Dr. , Thoylor, Or. Abies and the nur· tlntf 1I<;~U . God bl•as you. Gtorglo Thoma . WORDS or• Inadequate to ex· pre11 our keortfelt thank• for lhe klndnenes and expres&lons of tympothy •)(tended to ua during and death of our btloved hutband and tether', Neal l . Jelfer& . We humbly thank tht minister, Charles Russell, Dr. R. E. Boice. Dr. Pot· tenon and the nurtes ond ttaff of V~t•rans Memorial Hotpltol: Jock Walker, director of the Walker Funeral Home: the Rutlond EMS Unll. ond friend• and nelgt..bors who pro· vldtd such o quantity qf food , flowers, and helped In 10 many way1 . Thank! to eock of you. Mn. Ntol J•fl•rs and Ch~ldren . 1974 QlfMIIIe lWibu ..........$2895 4 Door local1owner with tess than 33,000 miles, 350 VI engine, autornallc. pow..- steering and brakes. Like new W-W tires. factory air, radio, while over dark green. 1973 Chemllet J,i Too ....... sm5 8' Fleelshle vt engine, automatic trans,, factory_air, p. steering & brakes, local, I owner, low mileage· truck. good llrto, radio. 1973 Vega Gl Cpe. ••••••••••••'1895 Runs gocid, new llr•s. radio. Red finish, good tires, ciNn Interior. autornatlc trans .. good OCClllamy. 1966 FORD MUSTANG CPE..a.'695 6 cyl., std. Irons .• radio, excellent tires. NEW 77 CHM VM IN STOCK -- Ceward Calvert, J. D. Story or Bill Nelson 992·543A =----.-- iol' ....,,, one 3 COUNTRY store with or wifhout 110<1. ond ocreoge . Good locobedroom unfum;sl!ed, """ 2 lion . Coll985.3306. bedtocwn fvmisJwd. ~ HOME SITES for 501e . 1 aCre and 742-3122. MODERN country 'home , 3 up. Middlepon , near Rutland. bedrooms. large 2_43 •acre 1o.r. Coli m ·7<81. 6 Roomo and both and poy T.P.-Chester wafet' , centro} air utilitin in Middleport ove-r tondihonfng, $17.® . Phone NEW 3 bedroom houW! , 2 baths , Sponco<s Morl<ot. No ,.,.. a'll elec:., J ocre . Midd~t . 909:2569 tK {614) 667-6127 oHer thon 2 childron. Phone 742· close .to Rutland. Phone 992- , _ _ _ _ __ 4p.m. .._loot ,.,....pottUng. rt-m.u79. ON( . .,.._, _....... ~- fARM for Ktle, 68 OUft,~ 2 Bedroom u-o;lor. S2ll por · ond both, f .A.. furnace . full aU utilities poid. Phone 992- . . . .. <011 m-2630 o.3324, al ll1llAGE MAN<» in Middlopon • ••' lor $11W ,_,lhly plus·ole<. "' OpGf"lm.ftft.. See no gs ot Apt. 16, or cedi 992-mJ. l., AVNJoa£ at R'-' . Klo ......... •-. mont.. I bedroom _ .. ''• • ~ •• ' \ • paKI. Fumis:hod. Phone 992- at $10, SDO. o....... s ...... """' No. m~no. rt-m-5151. 2. GA 1 ~GE in Mtd~ Pcmerot « dlopon oroa, Ocfoloor ISth to Junoh•. ""'-m~. • '' • .r.TTENTION! II Acres in city limits, wator a n d - evaillble, good locati<11 lor development. I have map of area If inltlesled. CHECK THIS OUT! 31'> Acres in town on quiet street, ten bo divided into · lois or beautiful loc.alion for private home. .. Have sever-at business pro~lies . If inler•sted call . WIN AT BRIDGE : Bad break ends wllh good one Pomlroy 992-2291 Altw Hours C.ll • NOR111 AAU 9QH7 +AJI53 .' • , 6A WEST EAST Afl41 6KQJS .s .- ·+Q- 10976 6KQIOUI3%6Jf1S SOUTH IDI Ale? • • •KII • • •• ' ·- 9AKIOI6132 . EulW..t ¥U!ntrable Wnt ~ Eut ., - 6. 4N.T. Pus S+ 5N.T. Pus 79 Pus PIA •' ' .••• : a, OswaN 6 James Ja<eby pl.tyed a couple or raJIIIds of trumps aDd plallked down bis tine or diamonds. He inleaded to claim il botb opponents lolk11alllillce lie cadd -.a. any H or H diamaad break, but West lbowl!d out AU or 1 suddea !be cindl graod ll.un seemed doo.ned to fallun. South IIW Clle extra cbonre. He led a spade to dummy's ace and ran off all biltrumpi to come down to I IWCH:II'd endinC He held !be , _ of dilllllOIIds aDd 10 of . . .. dummy the ace-joct of diaJnoncb aDd poor East I fill full of worms. He bid ll.lrtAid with !be tiDe~ and jld of ~ and wu forced to dilwd !be last one of tiJem to keep !be pard for bil queeJJ of cUIIlOIIdl. -N~ •• NOI'tll bew bil putner well Today'slullld wu Milt to • ~ - - to .,. ...-e that lie -.Iii not opea !oar IIMrtl by • Delanre rtllder wltlt tile with uuiH jilt_. qoJMI'on : ..... 1 ludty?" • ldal lllleu lie li&flt of 'l1le aaswer II illlt be wu : tbem. Heac:e, alter Soatb IIICty to filld Eut wllb all • ¢ Aad two idallln rill ... : to th Blukwood live uNdJI :i:tr:~r: ~= • - .... Nau1lt Clllldd ~t 12 lw lied. Allo, lie ,..,.. llle top lrkU. Beltld .... •tile IJaDd \'W7 ail:.lyalllf fll I A ...., ........ tllere- 12 • lot of Cftllt 101' ..... (f'OI I COli)' 01 JACOBI' : . . lrtcb .... II ....,. 1 /IIOOERN, Rlld Sl lo; "MMi .....,-.... :. . . . . . . . . . . rtpt . . . : 111117 II t •f• • dlletrdatl •p fn 4111 - u at 8rltlf11," c/o tft/1 llllltd 11111· Ill ,....,.,_, P. 0. 80ll ..... llnee of . . of ciHI, ,.. arr sllfloll. Naw rort. N-r. 11101, . . W.Miifl tft-7133 Lib,..., COitTACT: • .1 ct I' II '--------.....1. r-------- 3595 / F.A. furnace, .67 Cadillac H.T. Sedan ll'"plaoe, nice klldlen & basement. S2'1,SDO. full power, factory air. LOOI<S LIKE HEW - 9 rooms. cook's delight kltdltn. C2nfral vacwm cleaner. Family room. garage and near J acres. 146,000. 1 FAMILY Hom• & rental. 2 bedrooms Nch, · 111• heat, city water"" nice str•et in Middleport. 119,1100. WAS 1 1195 loraod lfr lurnlce, almost new alum. tiding, e•cellant ..~. $7,900.10. JUST LISTED- 2Y, stcry frAme. 5 tadroon•s, t.th, dining II ., N. G. heel, carpeting, porchn, ,.r-ve. t8.5111.00. JUST LISTED 3 bl*aon••· Mth. pMtUng. utility, loll olstarege. N.G. heat . W1lk to shop, • • ••011. S HILLY ACRES- Good 3 bul wn heMe. beth. nice kllcMn. porchft. N.G. •tor••• JUST S7,9011.10. helt, bldg. OTHIII LISTINGS NOT NOTID Ill THIS AO CALL IIOW. IIIEDIO IlEAL ISTATI - WI HAVI IUYIIII. MillRY I. CLIUIID IIIOKEI · m -391>5. KARR & VAN ZANDT Pf2-5342 Pomeroy " You'll like Our Que illy Way of Doing Business" . See one of these courtequs 1111esmen: Pete Burris Mar.vin Lloyd, Mclaughlin Keeblugh 115 ACRES - (); Shade Ri-. Fine lor camping lois. New gas well with lnc:cm• and frN gas. Old house & blm. good hill peslure. fenced . Asking IJG.OOO. SMALl. pups lo . M -2028. POMEROY - 5 bedrown bfg old house. family room, IY, belhs. nat. gas F.A. furnace, carpeting, ll!rubborY and farge shade trees. w.ooo. w-. 2 PLACES ~ 3 boc1t 00111 home. T.P. garqe, outbuilding. ltlll 2 boclt 00111 Schult rnablle h6me an 1 nice - · of land. woo.oo EACH. SYRACUSE- Nice corlot wllll good aiel ,......., 1 ··Ill-• lrlllw. fllltlo nlrl roam. IS.!GO. INVEST A LITTLE AND GAIN A LOT. ____-:-J(F~.§I~ JEff' W g - . 6 cyl.. 4 whMI drive. l.od< ,out hubs. smlom .OhHcwoldio ·~~· i.on91ol· · ~·-· GoUIII n..A- <L•• • • .lf74 Subano , 4 dool, 17,000 mllos, I~ .......... -•'IIOt , - · 4 ........... a-2 .. • ' " .. 9 1 ownor. Phono ..,...... ~-or 4 ·~. -~ 2 dt-. h.•. (;.iJ9n 1970 GMC Astro 95, 318 O.lroll o.tsel, 13 speed tronsmi11ion, 3659. - ~----twin tcr.w. Coii4U9-2S49. 1971 I<MC Hornet. p~...., 91J5. lf7t fOld~. olr, p.o., red -~~-Goodcondlrlon. with block vinyl top. !'hoM 1970 Torino 350 V-8, 62,000 actvo1 9At·2801, thorp. miles ,. eft., txcollonl condition with tlr... m . 1970 a-.Jie Mol!bu 304, V-8, mt.. oulo. , 1111 •-tng whMI. light - · .tnyilop, btok•. 2 1.,.. Chevr.::::ioli:tt;-lm;::::pa:;lo:-;:S-;.F-.-: roo!-. now.._, good condfllon. high ~ condition. S«<I. Phono ...U...$650.Phono98S3.. 992-5671. 'MilCKEO 1970 V.W. for ... 1'1118 lukk Wildcot. OVIOmolk molof and "-lsslon, good candlllon lor $125. 6 "'"and power ''"''"' and br<*os, good condlion Good rl1111. Phono Oonolcl Poalor tirft.Cf1992.a.. · 1961 m-3890. powe; 9115-3197. Poles maximum diameter 10 inches on largest end. '8 PER TON BUNDLED SLABS 16 PER TON Deliver To OHIO PALLET COMPANY Rl. 2 Pomeroy, Ohio . Ph. 992-2689 .AUCTION . .. • COlEMAN fu.l·oil furnoce. 50,000 btu. Coli (304) 882-2971 , New Hovon. SWHT potoloot, red, whllo and roflow, 118.00 per bushoL !'hoM 985·3364 Of 985-3897. SCHOOl a-ewing mochln•, Singer, f110tur" buttonhole, blind GRAJN led boef, 115 conlo PI' pound, <Ill, w"'''fMd anll hem. HWt on knit•. $t8 cosh. frozon . Phono 9115·4198. Also, Singe< Tooch ond Sow. liko now. $31 cosh. Phono TWO motorboats, OM row boot 7J87, . lor sole or lrode for gun• or oquol voluo. Coil m-5741 . · H & N Ooy old storied loghom pulloto. &oth floor or cogo 1970 Rondoloh C-h troval grown ovailobl.. Poultry houl· troller, 11> lt. siMps of. Phone lng and outomation. Modern 985-3371 . Poultry, 399 W"t Moin , GR_EfN beona, pkk "OUr own. •-•• P-oy. Pltonom-2164. · • • •na containers , Andr.w Cro11:,;· USED 24 lndt fired br;ckllne cool ltlorl Foils, 247-21152. •• "' wood outomollc control fur· lf7.3_Honda 350, 4 ~u~•~-. - : noce with bklwer. Si• ond nine ~, ,..., •nN Inch tw~fvonized hoi and cold air m' 1"· txtroa, $7ft. Phone,:, 949~2111 or9.f9.2631. ... pipo. Phono 985-3'128. CHURCH bus, 19$4 Chevroiot·: SWHT paloalos, R. W. lowis, Rl. $500. Con bo'"" 01 "'-louroi· ~-Roclno, Ohio. Pltono 143· 2~H 7~thodiil Chuo-ch ofJ' ""' • · ..., ..,..,, or phonf: 5 horsePower, 2 c/451nder 992·2212. • .. ..~ boo I motor, ~ \!Vf\lure . 3~ .. H.P. Tutf Till rolotylyler uoed h•A 350 K - l. good ~and~· vory lf!tlo, $125. RIYOI.ind·o· : : ; ,:::.(~:r,~~~ ooit; : maHc f>lec:. meat grlndef, like • .._.."I'VJ'. . ... new. $20. ~ 992-7126. WARM Morning clrculollne: NATURAl goo i>Mflng I love with ,_..,, «1,000 ITU with Jhor.• ion, $50. rt-m. 7136 • moslol _, bloww. Nolunol; ·~ ····. goo, UHd wry lfHie. f'llone• HEAVV duly log or cool grato Ia< m -2747 ofler2 p.m. ;: liropioct. 231n. bodt COlLECTOII'S bottles ...ta x 271ndt "'"''·""'- 9'12·391W. broken. Coli p.m. ,::;;: Sat., Oct. 2, at 10:3!) A.M. approx. two miles W. of Reedsville, Ohio, one mile South of St. Rt. 681 at Rushville (follow auction signs from 681 or Co. Road 46) Will sell at auction as follows: m. PlEASURE HOIISES and P.,.,;.,, lf70 Iukic Riviera. good condl· olso wiN buy hot.., ond tion, new tiret. $900. Phone 7<2-2796. paniol. Phono (614) 1>98-3290. RuthRHv.. _ 1975 MONTE CAll.O, outomotk, br-. I'? , _ old German ShoJ>f-d•. powe< s-Ing. ..,......, _, hod shots. No 0 ;r conditioning, AM •odio ond - -..L--1- s . $40. !'hoM 949-2181 01 st..-.o, rolly ~. will Mil 949-21>31. r.,101 able . Phone992·7036. g;veowoy, ""'- 1%8 CHIPWOOD KENNEBK pololoes, 50 lb. $3.~ or 100 lb. $6.00. lltlng con· .. tain•ra. Phone 667-'S137 2!. ;;;:66:;'7;:·397=:-:-::4:;-:.:-;;;:::::-:-:;:=::::--=PIGS lor 10lo. Phano 949<1857. POTATOES and pumpkins. C. W. ProHIII, Portlond, Ohio. PhotW 843-2254. • ()pen Eves ; TiU-Til h.m. Sat. 1 LARGE GARDENS - I rooms. -4 Brs., new kitchen, gas F.A. furnace In lulf besement . Want 527.500. IIACINE -1 nice level lot, '995 Codllllc-Oiclsmotoite GMC Financing Availoble Bax28·A Rullond, Ohio 45n5 Ph. (614} 742·2409 We Deliver 7-28-4 mos. WANTED IF YOU have o MtVice tO oHer, wont to buy or sell 501Mtfllng, oe looking for work .. . or lOCUST POSTS, round or spl(l. Phono949-m4. what.ver ... you'll get results fotter with o S.,tinef Want Ad. COAL, limestone , and' calcium eon m -2156. chloride and calcium brine fJ)t dutt control ond special mbclng YARD Solo, Mondor. Tuosdor . tolt for farmert Main St~ Weds.. Sop!. 27, 21, 2'1. 9 o.m. Pomeroy, Ohio ~r phone 99'i till 5 p.m. Nice clothing, app . 3891 , ond knik-knaks . Mldwoy Drive . New Haven. 1971 ~ONO,t, CL·450 12 0011 mil", 1iuy bar, cr~sh ~r.t VAAO Solo, Sept. 27th lhru Oct. I, pull bode ha~ ban, new tlf. 9 o.m. 1111 B p.m. Housei)Oid and 5e01t , Scrambler sl.. goods , -'ioncfl. Clothlt1fj. pipos, $650. Call949-2<180. etc. 1 mHe from Langsville on County Rac!d 10. Follow signs IN DASH 23 channel Cl, om·frf[· fr-om store. Phone 742-2681 . mpll rodio, 3 trock lf.reo. CoU •795 11 ACIIES- Remodtled 3 . bedroom one floor j>lan. · SoUtheastern Ohio · Truss Rafter Co. prlnt1, herculons, vinyl solids, end f1ncy prints, ICCtiiOries. DIRECT FABRIC SALES . 321 Main Street Pl. Plllunt Ph. 675-3449 9:30-5:00 O.lly TIIII :OOO eA.tuminum . Gutt•n Wlnshleld Replacement Free Estimates ' On Body Wortc Expert Pointing Insurance Work Welcoin• St. Rl. 7 Coolville. Ohio 667-3127 7-29-1 .mo. & • Roolir19 : Alumh•um Swti,.g • SOffits Phont , .. t .lll' 9a.m. I•JJI.m. heni"'' m -7l2Q 9·l? ·lmo. NOTICE Syracuat. 9-2-l mo. o. SEPTIC TANKS cleaned . Modern Sanitation. 992-3954 or 992. 2428. ~-::--~~WILL do roofing , construction , plumbing and heating . No job too Iorge or too small . Pl'lone 742·2348. -·-:-:::::-:::::::-'::---:--- ~:-­ CARPENTER . flooring , ceiling, paneling . Phone 992-2759. ----DOZER work and welding. Con to'c t Jdmes Parsons, Rt . I, Rocine, on Carmel Rood . EXCAVATING . BACKHOES AND DOZER - LARGE AND SMAll , SEPTIC TANKS INSTAllED . lOW BOY AND DUMP TRUCKS . BILL PULliNS, PHONE '192-2478 DAY OR NIGHT. !-, ~TWO I' 6 - ~• •-.~.o s T.V.'s, UHd _,. -;;"~~;:;-=::'-;:-;--;-;;---=-.7-::::r. :t..~~~~· IINEUI - --3171. pot" minl·bil<t. itro;j/ "': • FUR OIL slovw, 250 gallon lo... COAL iol' sale $22 ;;:... ~· •• P_hono_?O-~-'----- 6 fid 1 ,~~.....:: FEW oae~ otaudlng hoy ol Groat fa< lvrthel lrtfolitM- ...a-' . lllild. c.•. Sltohcin. (614)367-73311 . • - cloys,...,;.., - •• -r ~·----- -- - - - - - .- - - ---- .. .•• • 1974--532 Ford baler (like new), 501 Ford mower. 3-bottom Ford plow, 6 ft. heavy pickup disk, 1-row Ford cultivator. 12 )n. post hole auger, pick-up wood saw. 3 PH Hurd seeder. sub-soller. 10 It. smoother harrow, 30ft. elevator. small International manure spreader, 5 ft. A. C. combine. farm wagon, 6 ln.x50 ft. rubber belt, power take· off pulley, hay fork. with rope and track, 12 ln. Craftsman planer. team of large ponies and harness. two pony wagons' (real collectors Items), harness. housings and othtr harness parts. horse-drawn plows. cultivators. etc., platform scales. antique tools. tool baKes, trunks, lard press, cream separator. lot of walnut, oak and poplar lumber. lot round and split locust posts, approK. 100 bales straw, 300 bales hay, lot automobile tires. wheels. lot V and flat belts, saws, hammers. wrenches, and many more Items too numerous to mention • .1968 Plymouth Valiant. Lunch Hrved OWner, A. B. Mays, Ph. 378-6207 Auctioneer, 1. "Mac" McCoy, Ph. 985- o. 3944 Also 100 A. ~arm for sale at private treaty, outbuildings, free gu, telephone, TP·CIItsttr w1ter, on all year road. houM, --r 197,. Yamaha .100 Enduro, good cond. Ph . -446·3868 or 44b-7767 . ·MANUAL wheel·choir , good cond. 2<5-534B. -HAY for sole , 367 · 7~19 . FREEZER BEEF SALE USDA CHOICE side 75c lb., hind qt. 89c, fore qt. 59<. Call Com Sands , Bill Crawford . Cl~co Stalnaker, Ronnie McCoy at you r Kroger Store . 446-3Ci23 any time, cut and wrapped fr_:!_. LAWN mower. ln(luire ot Mrs. Mu l Heron, Young's Trailer Court . ..::26=-'G :::o-6d -=·u:-,-ed7 r=-,-. c:-t.... or-: ,.. M.F. 35g . 2- M.F. 35d . 2- M.F . 135 g. 3--M.F. 135d. M.F. ISO g. M.F. ISO d. M.F. 165 d. M.F. 175 d. -~ . HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE ................ - --- Open for Fall & Winter Seuon. Monday thru Siturd•r .1D to s. We have one green house full at Floridl foliage pl1nts. Over 50 nrletln In all. From 4" to I" pots & 6" ta 10" hinging bnkets . 75c . to S6 .00, 992-5776 .-;: -- --· DowfiS_,U11 ' 0 SOLID cherry bltdroom suite [Qffi · plete mottreu ond lptlngs, commercial pool tabla , affltr 6 call 44~·0767 . · 1975HondaMR 175Eislnore; 18h. camper, self contpined . Ph . 367-7524. ii"UMPET o·-n-d: -t,-o-: m-;:l;o - n·-.-. - g-o-od con d . Ph . 367,7756 or 367-039~. ---~~-J %8Chev . $125. Ph . 245·5009. WARf'/1 Mori1ing wood-burning stove, fuel oil sto ... e, Thermostat control. 2 fuel oil tanks, Melvi~ Little, Cheshire . -·~ FURN . 8uslr1eu, in Gollipoli!, coli 367-0510 or ~-46 -9230. COAl - $22· per ton , open 6 days a wHk and evenings. For fur· ther information call 367-7338. -·· 1970 TRIUMPJ.I 650 Chopper, new point job, good cond. Ph. 9922159. . GuntR SER I American Auto Sales ------------~~=: ~SilL EXPlRIENCED Radiator ,..--..., Service ~ 2-M . F. 50 g. 2-M .F. 65d . -- M.F. 202 w-looder M:F. 202 g. M.F. Backhoe& Ldr . 930Cose d. 4141nt . g. SMITH NELSON 1020J .D. w-ldr . 12500iiverg. MOTORS, INC. Cub w-tools N Ford PUtHI74 ' - 840 F~Prg . GAlliPOliS TRACTOR . INC . "'I' our Massey-Ferguson Dlr. " PROTECT --y~o-ur~swifllming Gallipolis , Ohio State Rt. 7, Winterizing kits , covers , 01'1· • Phone 4-46· 10-4<4. BRAOFQRO, Auctioneer, Comti freezt~ , service for above or plete Service. Phone 9~9-2487 1975 Ckev . Impala , 4 dr ., air, PS , In ground pools . 0 . Bumgord · or 9,.9-2000. Racine, Ohio , Crill PB, auto .. 1968 20 ft . camper ner Soles, Middleport, Ohio . Bradford. troilftr , t~:mdem axle . fully Phone 992-5724 . equipecf In good Coni:! ., 367·DITCH o;gging . Phone (304 -::::-:l:-7::7::3· ElWOOD BOWERS REPAIR 0532. Sweepers, toostert, irons, all 5B39 or (304] 773-5788 smoll appliances . Lawn mower, FIREWOOD. Ph . 446·2385 or 245· :c-:---::-----,:-HOCKING RIVER Trading C9mnext to State HighW<Jy Goroge 5582. pony , GUNS-OVER 250 IN ·on Route 7. Phone (6 14) 985- · ·--· 1q54 Super M. Diesel live, P.T.O. STOCK . Buy . sell , trade. 478 3825. live Hyd. Torque amplifier , PS , · Richlond . Athens, Ohio .45701. REMODELING , Plumbing , heating · wide front ewe. cond .. Wells Phone (6141 593-8'106. ---*ond all types of general repair. -Orchard , Wilkesville, 669 - -<4642. WILL tri m or cut trees and shrubWork guaranteed 20 years exCHEST freezer , exc. co nd., $175 . bery . Phone 949·25,.5 or 742perience. Phone 992 -2~J)9 . Caii24S-51,.1 after-4p .m. 3167. --~~-----· O&D TREE Trimming , 20 years ex · perience . Insured lree APPLES 1 Wells Orchard , St. Rt. 160, Wilkesville . Open 8 o.m. estimates . Coli m -238.4 or to 5 p.m., Sunday 1 p.m. . 5 _ Will DO odd jobs. roofing , pain· ~-~~!~! ,t,lbony . p.m. ting, hauling , tree work , and SEWING MACHINE Repairs, sermowing . Phone 992-7409. , all mokes , 9')2-2284 . The ROYCE CB Radio . less than I yr . old. Turner power mike-trunk : -- ·----- vice Fabric Shop , Pomeroy. Authorized Singe, Soles and -mount antenna $198 . 245-5365 . MDIIIlidkim~ ..,_ -= __. . . ;: Service . We sharpen Scissors. GOLF Clubs , golf bag and cart , -· coli 446-4011 . MOBILE home for sale or rent, 3 EXCAVATING, dozer, loader and ··-··-:---::--: . bed,rooms, , al ulllilies paid. backho• work; dump trucks NEW and Used Items . Men's ol'ld Pf1one 992 -nSI . and lo -boys for hire: will t'loul women 's and 's --- ,--..,..-~.....,.-, fill dirt, to soil , limestone and clothing , import ,children e)(port 8x45 mobile home , jus t remodel, grovel. Call Sob or Roger Jefjewelry, rain tree flower or· ed . Priced very reasonable. iers, day phone 992-7089, rongements, etc . Watch for Phone 843·2683 . night phone 992-3$25 or 992. --:-::--:----sign on Rt . 55.4 W. in Bidwell or \974 Cameron mobile home , 12x· 5232. Ph. 388-93-46 lor directions. b-4 3 bedroofl'l .- ewcellenf condiEXCAVATING , doter, back~oe tion . Pnone 247-270-4 . and ditcher. Charles R. Hot1969 I2x63 Vlndole , underpinned. field , 8o.ck Hoe Service . 10w26 screen porch, central oir. Rutland, Ohio. Phone 742-2008. May be seen at 825 South S&· ------• cond Ave., Middleport. Or SEPTIC Systems installed by licensed installer. Shepord phone 992-2822. •·· Contractors. Phone 742-2409. poJ! ~~ ---..,.--~ ---· __ .;,._,_ ~ .-. Full power, while with bluo trim. "'-m-m~ Ga5 Pomeroy Open Evenings untll8 p.m. WAS •'3295 68 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille Vi1'9il B. Sr .. lleollor 110 Mechonic Pomeroy, 0 . Brid< fn Mlddl•porl on good slr•t ,..r sllopplng and """""" ot town. JUit S20.000. SOxm. 7 roomt. llelli, N.G. 992-2126 3695 TEAFORD ANY PITCH ANY SIZE nylon Experltncod llmbtr workers, Sklddtr DtMrators, limb« cutters ond yord men: Complete coverage and bonus. Call Pf2-4139or after 7 p.m. 3471425. Froley Chipping and Logging Compony , Cheshire, 0 . _......,..~ Slue with_blue il·roof, blue .feather ~nterior, full .power fact<vr atr and n. T wl)eet ' 1 sizes. 9* 10· 1 mo. ~ "Your Chevy Dealer" 71 Cadillac .Eldorado Cpe. J APARTMENTS - MAIN POMEROY, O• POMEROY MOTOR 1 wells, own water system, on good blod.top rood . Coli BUI Clood> 992-5795 . reedy lo move inlo. Priced .......... .... 3 lrom l'omoroy• .,.. in mao. O.rk bluo, bluo trim, vinyl roof, full power & air, new IJres, low mileage, one . fiofu, mode for oil ond p NO. ICP- l'bmeroy, 2 BR house with lull baMment TIAilBl - 1972 Cadillac Sedan DeVille COUNTRY 1orm1ond wirfl tieduded wooch:, WOfl!r and good oc· cess :in Mom-oe County, W. Vo . $1.000 down , call . (3134) ·m . 3102"' l3134J m<J'l'lT. 50 N:.re form , 5 room hou~ . c>u1· buildings , fru it tree-s, 2 loco- 7666. _.,., $100 pe< month; 2 t J:mu 1 fll4nb, $133 per ..-th. Ono price for ol. " ' 192-:m:l. 2 lediou11 fnlilef". real ntc., odolttonly. "-992-3324. --~--------·-· 3102 or (3134) m-3227, 2 ledroom cloutJI. wide. utilitie-s IJ\e • ty, W. Vo. Phone ,(3134) n2. 742·2110. $130 including ole<lric.. LOWBI lATIS FOil SEN1011 OTIZEHS. " " ' - - ' lo .Jtapp;ng ... T1Wd and Mill Slreet. in Middloport. lrond now high quoli· ty 7481 . ' "SA.V.ll .f~mn for sale. lO% down, owner financed . Monr~ Coun- lor For Free Estimatl 1:10.1 ma. BILl PULliNS I'M) 1lWlEfiS COI.NTBY _ . . -Porte. Ill. 33, loflnoilosnwlholl'......-oy. ,.;,t, <c>n<me patios. s-....s. runnen and off I.ARRl,!~.~'~DER Ph. HZ·l!'l3 resd .. pole buildings. Vtlvets, AlliiiiMUI SIDI&SOifiTl Gun!IUIIIIIINGS WANTED - ·~--~- -- ~--- ~- - Lump Cool. Gallipolis Block Co., 4<6-2783. FOR SAlE ..LIMESTONE. FOR DRIVEWAYS . CARl WINTERS. PH . 245·5115. All TYPES of bt.li ldi ng motetiols, block, brick. 5ewer pipe~ . win · dows, lintels, e1( . Claude Winters . Rio Grondu, 0 . Phone 2-45 ·5121 oher 5. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1976 11:30 A.M. The personal property of the estate of the late William R . (Bill) Bailey will be sold at 405 corner of Grant & Beech St. in Middleport, Ohio. Watch for Sale Signs. · Antique or Collector lt.e ms Brass bed, plank bottom chairs, Iron beds. scooter. copper washing machine. Bavaria dish, wash .stand. Shirley Temple doll & books. trunk chlfferobe, oak wardrobe. wicker baby and doll buggies, sewing rocker, A2 in. buffet, old raid, baby bed and doll bed, stands, 5 chairs, round oak table & 6 chairs, picture frames, stone jars. 30-6-A gals .• books. piano. dresser, wood Ironing board, a few pieces of glass. coal stove. • Household · 3 pc. bedroom suite, unfinished chest, cedar chest. table and chairs. roll -away bed. washing machine, porch swing, heaters, rocking chair. couches, TV & stand, chair and ottoman. fireplace cover, hand tools and other items too numerous to mention. Terms: Cash Lunch Carnahan Auction Service J. Carnahan D. Smith L. Donohue · . 949-2708 949-2033 742-3048 Nol responsible for accidents or loss of . ..PrQQ.er.!i'.: Cor. Fourth & Pine P.hone 446·3888 or 446 ..U777 Piumbing · Heating 215 Third Ave .. 446·3782 GENE PlANTS & SON PLUMBING - Heating - __ -- STANDARD - Air Conditioning . 300 Fourth Ave , 245·~ Ph: 446-11>37. DEWITT'S PlUMBING AND HEAliNG BORDER'S GARAGE DOOR S.r· USED APPliANCES ... i<e. Commercial and Ret-ld.n· REFRIGERATORS , washers. , · tiol : Spedolizing in opera ton Route 160at hergreen dryer, ranges, Cene Skaggs , local. 256-~72 . Phone .446·2735 119~ Eosern Ave. Ph . A46-7398 . PASQUALE insulating. 103 Cedar POl Y·FOAM, for sofa, choir , St., Golllpollo. Ph . 446-2716 ot cushions. mollrenes , podding, ~46 - 1091 . ' Ideal for campers. Variety of - :=-::::--CUSTOM REMODELING, 20 yean siz:et. Direct Fabric and Foam •J~:perience , 388·8308 , New dry Soles , Main Sl. , Pt . Pleo5(111f. wall ceiling with swirl or tew· Ph. 675-3-469 , '1 -5 doily, 1111 8 BOARDING & AKC PUPPIES ture de•ignt. Other dry wall , _!!idoy . ~ _ *~ K & P Kennels, 3138 -827~ . IH . repair, vtnyl wallpapering, new 554: 11, mile east of Porter . ALUMINUM buildin gs wi1h Winbaths , new kitchens. Anything dows . floors and electr ic BOARDING , Siamese Kittens, Clr· ir:'l remodeling or repair . blocks . til,, cement , mOftar , de l. Kennelt , 2 miles from COUGHENOUR Water Delivery , chimney block , . Gallipolis town 1 4-46-<482<4 . -• ~b--3962 , ~~6-42b2ony lima . · Block, 446·2783. C ENTENAR'-:v"'w;::oc.o-d:-,·:K:-e-n-no-;1~.-;:P-: et ~~ DOZER work . e~ecavatlng , land DUNCAN ·FIFE dining room toble, grooming .fadHties . Hove your deorlr1g . Ph . .. 46·0051 . ewt~nded bon(luet siie, 6 din· pet groomed undeer sanitary ing room chain, 675-3873. THOMAS FAIN cand . All breads accepted. EXTERMINATING 446-0231 . PROTECT your swimming pool , Termite Pest Control -.,...-.,--~:--""7' Winterizing Kits, covers , oo· DRAGONWYND Cottery - Ke~nel , Wheelersburg, Ollie tlfreeze, service for above or A.K.C.-C.F.A. Himalayan (Per· in ground pools, D. ·Bumgord· sian) and Siamese . 446-384-4 ner Soles, Middleport , Ohlo, t 1 CONCRETE WO~K. patios, 0 ...... l~r p.m. sidewalk s, basement, 11lc. m-5724 . RI SI NG STAR KENNEL. Boarding, Louis Cox -4-46·3398. Indoor, outdoor runs , AKC ::-:c::::=<:c-·-:--;:-:--;:--Building or awaiTing 1111 Shetlond Sheep dogs (Sheltles- ElECTRICAL Installation , Reg., Spring to buy, we invite rou miniature collies) Cheshire, Comm ., Industrial, 256-6855, to look at this, priced at Ph . 367-0292. Crown City , Ohio. less than 120 per loot. BRIAR PATCH t<ennel s. Boarding 'ECONOMV Tractors and Equip· urge 3 yr. old Modern menl, Carroll's SoltJs and Ser· AI(( Gordon Setters-, English Brick, 3 brs., carpeted, CockitrSponie ls . -4~6 - 4191. "'ice, 2 miles Wet! on 588, Ph . firepl~.ce, all elec, 1112 . - . . 446-1923 . NINE purebred Irish Setter pup · ::-:-:--::---:-..._,....,-~-;-::--:---: baths,, large 2 car gar1ge, pies. Coli 256- 1989 for in - FQR the best In architectural level lot. Last year elec. formation . design and building· of new budget, 154 per mo .• rural homes, sma ll commercia l SIAMfSE kittens . pure breed. 8 water, city school, 5 miles buildings , opt., or remodeling wks . old , litter trained, $10. with state approval of pions. to city limit, 379-2366. 446-2532 betwefln 8-5, Bill Wolhr, 446-2146 or ~46-uo~ler ho rs ~e, -;: 5-m_o_s-. -: ol..,d. 8652. ROWE livin~ room su ites , Bossett -RE-G-. Q Bedroom !!Uites, Sealy motcollot-46·0871·. ANV ond·oll typei of construction tresses . all at ·prices you con ar1d concrete work. Dozer. afford . Rice's New and. Used bock.hoe , dumplruck tervlce. Furniture, 854 2nd Ava. -446· Stewart Construction . Coli 2S6· 9523 . 1'111 for fre-e estimate . Stewoi't Construction, Bow 135, CHAIN liNK AND Crown City , Ohi~ . WOOD FENCE SA NOV and Beover Insurance Co . For Home and Industry . RAY has offered services for Firv In · SEPTIC Tonks Cleaned . Plants HOUCK FENCE CE NTER . Coli surance coverage in Colllo septic Tonk Service. Ph. 4461-776-2231 or 1·353·4b68. County for almost o century , 1972 or 675·2647 . · Forms , homes and personal TRUMPET . lih new , $75. Coli Day Refrigerator , commercial proper!~ , coveraget ore 0 . and 446-9713 oft•r 5. re-sidential, schooling & 18 available to meet individual ---:=: yrs . &xp. Ph. 388 -827~. FIREWOOD , call evenings , 388 needs . Contact Don Palmer , '1930. r:'elgl'lbor ond ogenl . your STUCCO plastering ond plas1er . ·C""C'-:c--:ccc=-·...,-~-:--ir. Tewtured ceiling, swirl, repa 1975 SEA SPRITE , 70 HP Johnson· BOB 'S · CB Radio Equip ., or brush d&slgi'l , 32yr. ex· float Motor , 16ft., $2300, 367 ·7120 . everything in Two·Woy Radio, p. Work by thl! hour or by the Antennas and occes . Georges MUST sell, .4 Fer1t0r1 Mags, e)(c. 256· 1182. All work job. Creek Rd ., Gollipalis. -446 -~517. $65. Ph. 367 -7590. guaronteed . -cond., -KOT ALIC Land scaping , residential GOOD USED FURN. TAYLOR'S Air Conditioning and & Commercial , shrubs , trees , 2 Bdr . sui1es , 1 red living room Refrigeration. Commercial and gardens , oil installed & rock suite , 1 sofa, elec . rpnge, cop· domestic. 4-46 -22-47. gu·aronteed . Ph. 245-"9131 . 446· per ; 2 refrig .. white: and gas 3100. TRUSSED ~AFTERS ronge (like new) : 3 washers , 2 Any , pit ch , any size , dryers , porl. dishwa~her , AllEN'S Construction , remodel · Southeastern Ohio Truss Roher wood table 4 chairs: drop-leaf ing . old or new , bl.lilding. Ph. Co . Box 2B A. Ruttond, 0. oak table . S choirs , 3 beds . 2 446-2910. 45775. Ph. (614) 742·240'1. We color TVs, 2 block & white TVs , deliver . misc. other item s. Coli 446-0322 BACKHOE, dozer , dilcher and dump truck . We Install wafer any time . and Sons Fix·it Shop. lines, footers. dra ins , septic HUFFINES Plumbing , electrical, smoll MEN'S work uniform pants $1.50, systems, concrete work . Hatoppl., washer and dr'(er, corp. shirts 50c . Coli 388-9346. fie ld Bockf1oe Ser ., Rutland, 0 . repairs and genera repolrs . Ph. 742 -2008 or 446 -2786. CB Rad io 23 channel , with (]ntenCall 388-88.t7, over 1S yrs . e)(p. na , good cond ., $85 . Ph . 367- TAVLOR'S Home Maintenance. Pe<:k Wot,e r Delivery, 0488 . heating , plumbing, electrical. HOWARD 245-9315 or 3S8-82b2 day or Ph. 256-6651. SCHOOL sewing ma chines, night Singer. featu res buttonhole , blind hem , sew on kits , $~8 . 00 cosh . Also Singer Touch and Sew, like new $31 .00 cash .. Ph . 446-9257 . --------- ' ZENITH s1ereo , 8 track AM-FM . radio. record player . baby I' clothes , baby clo1hes hamper, bird case, with 2 parakeets, 367 -0436 . BIG FALL SALE , Higley 's Books tore ond Gun Shop . All guns ond ammon. must go. 1 _e_. m.-8 p.m. doH r.:_ _ _ 1974 Hondo , 750. windshield, sissy bor, low mileage , reasonable, 502 2nd Ave. 446· I ~, -41\5, =:-:--.,..---~ GEESE and several breeds of ducks. Ph . 446-431 4. 17 miles east of J1ckson. Ohio or 17 miles west of GAS. ~love , good cond . Ph . 446· Gallipolis on St. AI. 35 to junction of 51. Rl. 279. Go 7555'. southwest on 51. Rl . 279 through Thurman (Centerville) toward oak Hill to Co . Rd. 3. Turn onto 1975 380 Suiuki. 4600 mile~ . e)(c , Co. Rd. 3 for 1 mile & turn right on first gravel road. cond ., $725. 4-46-2909. Folk:Jw signs. ~. ~- OCT. 1, 1976 ~ ---------- PUBLIC AUCTION .. FARM SALE MACHINERY, ANTIQUES, WATCHES, ETC. SATURDAY, OCT. 2 AT 10:30lYCLOCK A.M. -- - (lh WAY BETWEEN GALLIPOLIS AND JACKSON, OHIO) Di scon tinuing farming , will sell following machinery & equipment. tools. antique lurnllure. clocks. collection of JO watches. china. glassware, etc. as listed : ANTIQUE AUCTION 1WO DAY SALE ESTATE AUCTION TIME TO CHECK AIR CONOI· TIONERS. RESIDENTI,t,L ',t,NO COMMERCI,t,l, CAll 0 . DAY REFRIGERATION , IB YRS. EX· •PERIENCE AND SCHOOL TRAINED . PHONE..,......._..... 388·8214. TV REPAIRS-RENT ,t,LS Picture Tu~ Specialists HARTWEll ElECTRONICS CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING CHIMNEY Blocks, W. Vo. & Ohio refters tor c:ommtrclll, Phone Cool vi lie 667·3166 or 667-3876 \WRK 1969 V.W. 2 DR.~~ ........... SS95 sharpest pencil in town. See one of these friendly salesmen. m-388:i. - - ----6 room h out>e. Call 992-3129 or IIIMDOIIS&DOOWS HI'IACEMUT WIMDOIIS THE RACINE Fire Deportment will have o gUn shoot Saturday of 6:30 p.m. at their building in 8o1han . FULLER Brush Products, tf1e F. I. P. From 6" to 18'' wide and up cGrpet sWeeper. Now on to 5 fl. deep with or without special, regular $:24.95 now pipe lurnisl!ed . Under road $19:95. Offer ewplres Oct. 7, bores up to 12" pipe si:ze. 1'176. Phono m-3410. PETE and Gene's Garage iS now in operation . Mechanic and body work . North Second Street in ·Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport. Formerly Bron· m-247B non's Garage. Phon& 992·S.tSO 9·12· 1 mo. pd. or coli after 5 p.m. 992-7 135. HUNT'S Pet Shop is now reopenIng, lots of new merchandise at low prices . Reopening specials oil weekend. Just 2 1/t OlD furnllure , ice boxes, brass miles from Chester on Route beds, wall telephones and 24B. ports , or complee households . Write M. 0. Miller , Rt. 4. SHOOTING lolatch .. just off Rt. 7 Pomeroy , Ohio . Coll9f:/2-7760. by-pass, Sunday, 12 p.m. CASH paid for all makes and lOANS avollable for any purpose, n1oders of mobile homes. $20,000 and up. Soles f~>rce and Phone area code 614-423-'1531 . management services also for hii'e. Phone Mr, PaUstian , (513} TIMBER , Pomeroy Forest Pro· 837·2098. ducts . Top ,price for stol'lding sawtimber . Coli Kent Hanby , 1-446-8570. COINS , 1929 ond older currency , gold and si lver scrap. Will buy or trde. Hove o good selection , AV~~AG.~ $AO on evening or of coi ns to sell or. trade . Also, afternoons . demonsfroti(lg have supplies ctnd metal guaranteed toys and 9ifts . No , detecor~ . Roger Wams ley on cash Investment, no delivery or Leading Cree-k and Rutland collet:ting. Compu1ers do you Rood. Phone 742-2331 for on of· paperwork . Call 949-2803 or fer. 992·2927. Also booking partieS. '=:-:--·:---:$$CASH$$ for junked oufos., HOUSEKEEPER wanted to live in . Phone 7-42-2081. Frye '~ Truck 8: Do light housework and core Auto Ports, Rutland . lor 3 school children . Coli 992BED for 1'168 Ford F-1 00 Fork . Also 5941. for sole Signature fuel oil AMBITIOUS, persons who wont to Slove., automatic, with fon. 110rn extra income In your Phone :Z47-2192. spare time. Training provided . Phone (614) 742-23B3, 2:30 - ACREAGE with or without house . Phone 742·3074. 6:30. ' H.T. cpe .. good tires, rldlo, VI, automatic, P.S ., P.B., buckol seats, runs good, needs paint. friendly dealer. We have the Spociailrlngln custom built TRENCHER 1972 Olevelle Malibu. .......... s1495 to check with us. We are the l11111llliln Slnica - · into IIIII Uttks Local owntr• 4 cyl .. automatic, p. steering, radio, air CCllldlllonld. good tires: or Used you owe It to yourself M&GTruss-Raftels ,_inaArt~~o•~ · I WOULD !Ike to thonk ..... eryone Local low mllioge car, V-1 engine. autornallc power stetrlng and brakts, r1dlo, tires ~!low little wear. gold finish . Sharp and nice. .· · Before You Buy Any. ~r New Broker, Pomeroy , OhiO . Jtocin._7 roor,, frome house , 3 bedrooms and both , ont>-holf • bos•ment, new fumoce , ~ hot water heater. ~,~tilities , gas elec .. and water , double go<oge. priced lo ~II . $10.500 , Phone IIJ49-2589, Hilton Wolfe Real htate . ~les~n . ' A.PPROXtMATEl V 20 ~re~· ~~ one-tl'lird timber" balonce d.on, rolltng land. V&ry nice ~ · sites , or will odeve.lop. Woter and elec:trkity ovoilab!e . S.. E<koy Hill , Flolwoods Rood, 26 , Pcnwtt'(l\1, Ohto , ot phone- 811111 Sl11t1M 1972 VOI.J(SWAGEN 2 DR••••s1595 GEoRGE Hob5tett•r Reo! &tote DAN THOMPSON FORD ~ddleport & 1974 CIMir Nkla 4 ~ •••••• $2795 1976 Ford F150, auto., P.S., P.B., like new•••••••••• 54695 1975 Buick Century Custom 2 Dr. H.T. Sharp ........ $4195 1975 Buick Skylark, V-6, auto., low mileage ......... $3695 1974 Opel Manta, 2dr ., 4cyl.; 4 speed, gas saver .••• ,$2995 1973 Chev. Imp, Custom, 2 dr. HT, air, niCe car., •• ,.$2695 1973 (:hev. Vega, 4 cyl., 1uto.,a gas saver.••••••••• $1495 1973 Ford Mustang Mache I, auto. A sharp car ••••• , $2895 1972 Chev. Imp. Cust. 2 Dr. HT,air, AM-·FMI Sa e price $1795 1972 Pontiac Grand Prix, yellow with black. top. Sale Price $2695 1972 Chev. Townsman Wagon, air, local owner. •••••$2195 1971 Dodge Polar Wagon, nice family car. •••••Only $1695 1971 Ford Torino 4 Dr. HT. This isa rough car. •••••• $595 l970 Ford Maverick, auto., nice little car ·••••••• Sale $995 l970 Pontiac Grand Pri.x, auto., air, one owner.••••• $1495 1969 Ford LTD, P.S., P.B., good transportation ...... $595 1969 Chevelle Wagon, auto., P.S., P. 8., good car. •••• $595 1968 Buick Lesabre, 2 Or. HT. Alittle rough, runs good. ••eee .••·····~·e•••••e•e•••··················· $495 1968 Pontiac Exec. 4 Dr. HT. Real good · transportation. •••••e•e•••••e••••••••••••••••e••ee bus will be running S..ndoYI on 1 route from Roclne tllrough Appl• Grove. leoving lbcine at 1: 1S a .m. 1nd .........,inv p.ustngtrS II , _, H rou 1972 FORO GRANO TORINO SPORT ......... 11995 Grandmother, Loretto B..gle, 210 2 " -• local ca;, 4 spood trona., .u,~ miles, good tires, dark ·green llnlsh, tHitCClllamy . LOOK AT THESE GREAT BUYS ~ llaclne Boptlsf Cllllrcft · Cl..,n, low mileage. dot~Qhfer , Juli11 Ann Fish•r who pon.d owoy 2 y.an ago, S.pl. 24. Somedoy, •omellme Your eyesahaltH, · TM fact w• '" in memory . And God will lin" the broken choln Still closer wMn w• mHt again , 1974 DATSUN ...... ~ ......... S2295 YOUR ATTENTION PLEASE 1974 FORO MAVERICK 4 DR................ 12795 Q(OQ . 1974 a.. Moote Carlo-.... '4195 Landau. local owner. blk .• blk . vinyl top, blk. bucket' swivel -Is. rldlo tape, air, P. sl..,.lng brakes.• 1111 wheel, _ . - wlndowt, nice, nice. nyoUR FRIENDLY DEALER" 1974 FORO GRAND TORINO 4 DR............ 12795 CINn Inside & Spcrtaboul, 4 cyl., autornallc, - r si-lng, deluxe equipment, whitewall tires, IUIJgllge reck, dirk green (lnlsh, less th•n t.ooo miles, llhowroom cleon . & Business Services IN LOVING memory . of grand. 1976 AMC HORNEJ.......... s3995 ON ALL USED CARS AT SMITH NELSON MOTORS WE'RE READY 10 DEAL Demo. Plwnbing~l{a-liJB:~ OCT. 2, 1976 10:30 A.M: The following onllque collection will be sold at the Letart Falls, Ohio Community Building. Letart Falls is located on Ohio Route 338, which is lS mll•s from Pomeroy, Ohio. Follow State Route124from Pomeroy Ohio to Racine, Ohio and pick up Rt. 33B IApprox. mtles to Sole}. GLASSWARE: Variety of Depression, Carnival . Prossed · Including cruets, Iars: bottles . cake slands. covered dishes · lamp shades . Stone Jrs . Jugs '. Carnival Punch Bowl (Orange Pattern} . CHINA : Plates· Dishes · Spode. Staffordshire. FURNITURE : Oak-Walnut Including Stands, Rockers • Dressers . Chairs · Tables . Coptalns Choirs (4) . Wash Stand . Organ Stool • Pipe Stand · Beds . Sewing Table . Office Chair · Oak Jelly Cupboard . Oak Wardrobe & Desk Comblnallon · Cedar Chest . Wine Cabinet . WAGON SEAT (carved} · Ice Box . Most of lhe furniture Is refinished or ready to set In your home. CHILD ITEMS: Wooden and Tin Toys . Doll Parts . Dolls (Composition Heads} . Cash Register • Dresser . Cradles · Bed. IRON : Shoe Lasts • Chimes . Coffee Tobie (Marble Top} . Bootback . Ice CrNm Chairs . Laundry' Stove : Banks . Coffee Grinder . Tea Kettle . Cracker Box · Mining TO!>IS . Tailor Irons . Sm . Grind Stone. WOOD: Embroidery Prints . Utensils • Boxes (Jewelry-ChocJ Hand painted Pictures . Variety of Frames. MISC .: Quilts · Purses . Slick & Hat Pins . Books · Cotologue. Papers. COINS . Clocks . Bells . Chalkware · Bedspr""d (Crochet] . Milk Cans . Insulators - Tools . Maps . Scales . Guns . Horse Collars :&etc. WELLER DOG. >.uct. Note : These Items have been collected for over 35 years by Mr. Schuler and there is something for lhe novice buyer as well as the discriminating collector . Come prepared to stay oil doy, plenty of parking and seating. 50 Boxes not unpacked ottlmeof llsllna . SIGNED: Guy Schuler TERMS: CASH BRADFORD AUCTION CO • Box 116 Racine, Ohlc>-Ph. JI4-949-2000 C. C. Bradford, Auct. A. C. Bradlord, Mgr.-414-94f.2487 This od runs only <XIce, pleue clip. I FARM MACHINERY. TOOLS. ETC.: John Deere tractor 10-10 gas. good ; Ferguson tractor gas, good ; Oliver -70 tractor gas , good ; Case 800 Terratrac bulldozer (diesel) 8' blade ; two Ford plows 14" 3 pl.; post hole digger 3 pt.; 2 row cultivators; Massey Ferguson 110 manure spreader like new; pull type disc ; HD Servis brush hog ; 3 pl. boom for tractor; wagon ; steel cattle holder w-dehorn shute . used once ; 2 wheeled ulillly trailer; old Oliver manure spreader on rubber: 4 feeder Proloc tank ; hoy elevotor; 3 troller axles; g~rden rotollller like new ; alol new metal fence posts; several 4' and 6' metal form gates, new ; 10 rolls new barbed wire; poultry wire ; 6 rolls newS ' woven wire ; large anvil ; 1 cyl. gas engine; new Ho wheel barrow; McCulloug~ dhaln saw like new ; Homelite chain saw (150); 100 sheets SV metal roofing new ; a lot new metal underpinning for traller; new elec . motor ; new 2" angle Iron; 4" channel Iron ; 2 ln. and 11.4 ln. pipe; six 15 fl . 12 ln . I beams : vise ; log chains. etc.; cattle oilers : platform scoles; new & used ladders; house tacks: metal & wood work tables ; bench grlnd~r; 50 gal. oil drum w-pump; metal wheels ; 275 gal. oil drum ; small lathe ; block & line; chai n binders; 1511 . culvert casing; large 5 bin high revolving nail bin almost new ; 2 rotary lawn mowers; Black & Decker "Jalve grinder ; drills, new plpe wrenches, 16" and 18" : lf.a In. drive socket set like new : 1h ln . dri"Je socket set; Rigid t;, ln. lo 2 ln . pipe dies ; acetylene gauges; sows, hoes, rakes, PH dlaqer, scythes, etr:::;; concrete mixer ; hand tools. etc. Camper lop for pi ckup lruck . One seml lraller. · · ANTIQUE FURNITURE, CLOCKS, ,WATCHES, CHINA, ETC.: Marble top dresser ; glass china cupboard; organ stool; 2 wicker rockers; wicker stand ; wicker flower stand; oak bookcase ; wall telephone ; J dinner bells; old school bells; 2 Iron kettles; copper kettle ; large Iron salt kettle; 5 & 10 gal . milk cans; sausage grinder; corn planter; 8ft. lawn seat ; flat Iroils; olllampSI picnic table ; 2 ant . display cabinets, one W-blns & drawers ,· china: glassware; swing ; sliver dollars : Indian Hoad Pennl•s: elec. floor fan . 4 old clocks - on• G.rmon . A collection of 3D pocket watches (key wind. thick coses, 2 Hunter Cases, etc .}. Many other Items not listed. lunch on premises . . Nothing shown before day ol sale. 'rermes- Ca sh or check w-PID dey of sale. Not re!.ponsible for attidents. Owners- Mr.ond Mrs. Ben Choney Auctioneer-Bill Jones, Phone 614-"2-3477 or 614-557· 3411 v ' 1 �· -'l'be Sunday Timei-Sentlnll, Sunday, Sept. 21, 1976 For Fast Results Use The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds ---r::: ~ D<m Thompson ' I WE NEED EAR CORN. Ford ~ 'li~ · READY 10 ROll.? sucr·YOUINIXT CAior11UCK . from POMEROY MOTOR CO. CAll US lOOAY. e ..-~ 992-2111 " :w: ~ _ ' 1972 PONTIAC GRANO PRIX ••.•••••••••••••. '2995 Super aean. Ilk• new. Auto. trans ., p.s., air . 1973 QfM IMP. 2 DR...................... 12795 Air, auto. trans., J'.S. 1974 FORO PINTO 2 OR.... ;.................12795 are interested in our bui service, plellt !eel lroe to conloct 949-2231 or 247-2101. Boss's wife's car . 1973 VEGA ••..•••••.••••.••••••••••••••••••••• '1495 RACINE BAPllST 1971 FORO MAVERICK 2 DR................. '1695 atURaf out. 1971 VOIJ(SWAGEN BErnE ... ,............. 11495 . I> room ~uie , modern kitehel'l , Gas Savor. coq~ehng , in Harrisonville , conV4H'\tent tO mines, $8,500. 1972 FORO GALAXIE 4 DR~ .................. 11495 Phone 742·2796 . MORNING Stor Hgls. lvr I lrot't of lofld. Will orronge . financing ~ smoll down payment to bu1ld a hornt' of your choice . Lee Construction Phone m-3&54 "' (614) ...: Auto. trans ., P,S., air . 1974 FORD PICKUP lh TON ................. J3195 Ole ownor. MANY MORE Save Now on A 1976 ~»into, Mustang or Maverick. 9568. TUPPERS Ploil'l5, new 3 bedroom homes , built-in kitchens, tiled baths , carpeted whh oltached goroge , I CKTI lol. $22,900. Phone -(614) 661-630< . See : Pat Hill, RC!CkY Hupp or Melvin Little For a good deal on a new or used veh'icle Open Evenings Til7:00 · Except Thurs. and Sat. Closed Sunday 992-1196 21edroommobilehome inRoetne l'llconem-5151. who come to visit me. sent cords ond flowers while I wos a patient at the Holter Medico! Ctnttr. A tpeciol thanks ·to Dr. , Thoylor, Or. Abies and the nur· tlntf 1I<;~U . God bl•as you. Gtorglo Thoma . WORDS or• Inadequate to ex· pre11 our keortfelt thank• for lhe klndnenes and expres&lons of tympothy •)(tended to ua during and death of our btloved hutband and tether', Neal l . Jelfer& . We humbly thank tht minister, Charles Russell, Dr. R. E. Boice. Dr. Pot· tenon and the nurtes ond ttaff of V~t•rans Memorial Hotpltol: Jock Walker, director of the Walker Funeral Home: the Rutlond EMS Unll. ond friend• and nelgt..bors who pro· vldtd such o quantity qf food , flowers, and helped In 10 many way1 . Thank! to eock of you. Mn. Ntol J•fl•rs and Ch~ldren . 1974 QlfMIIIe lWibu ..........$2895 4 Door local1owner with tess than 33,000 miles, 350 VI engine, autornallc. pow..- steering and brakes. Like new W-W tires. factory air, radio, while over dark green. 1973 Chemllet J,i Too ....... sm5 8' Fleelshle vt engine, automatic trans,, factory_air, p. steering & brakes, local, I owner, low mileage· truck. good llrto, radio. 1973 Vega Gl Cpe. ••••••••••••'1895 Runs gocid, new llr•s. radio. Red finish, good tires, ciNn Interior. autornatlc trans .. good OCClllamy. 1966 FORD MUSTANG CPE..a.'695 6 cyl., std. Irons .• radio, excellent tires. NEW 77 CHM VM IN STOCK -- Ceward Calvert, J. D. Story or Bill Nelson 992·543A =----.-- iol' ....,,, one 3 COUNTRY store with or wifhout 110<1. ond ocreoge . Good locobedroom unfum;sl!ed, """ 2 lion . Coll985.3306. bedtocwn fvmisJwd. ~ HOME SITES for 501e . 1 aCre and 742-3122. MODERN country 'home , 3 up. Middlepon , near Rutland. bedrooms. large 2_43 •acre 1o.r. Coli m ·7<81. 6 Roomo and both and poy T.P.-Chester wafet' , centro} air utilitin in Middleport ove-r tondihonfng, $17.® . Phone NEW 3 bedroom houW! , 2 baths , Sponco<s Morl<ot. No ,.,.. a'll elec:., J ocre . Midd~t . 909:2569 tK {614) 667-6127 oHer thon 2 childron. Phone 742· close .to Rutland. Phone 992- , _ _ _ _ __ 4p.m. .._loot ,.,....pottUng. rt-m.u79. ON( . .,.._, _....... ~- fARM for Ktle, 68 OUft,~ 2 Bedroom u-o;lor. S2ll por · ond both, f .A.. furnace . full aU utilities poid. Phone 992- . . . .. <011 m-2630 o.3324, al ll1llAGE MAN<» in Middlopon • ••' lor $11W ,_,lhly plus·ole<. "' OpGf"lm.ftft.. See no gs ot Apt. 16, or cedi 992-mJ. l., AVNJoa£ at R'-' . Klo ......... •-. mont.. I bedroom _ .. ''• • ~ •• ' \ • paKI. Fumis:hod. Phone 992- at $10, SDO. o....... s ...... """' No. m~no. rt-m-5151. 2. GA 1 ~GE in Mtd~ Pcmerot « dlopon oroa, Ocfoloor ISth to Junoh•. ""'-m~. • '' • .r.TTENTION! II Acres in city limits, wator a n d - evaillble, good locati<11 lor development. I have map of area If inltlesled. CHECK THIS OUT! 31'> Acres in town on quiet street, ten bo divided into · lois or beautiful loc.alion for private home. .. Have sever-at business pro~lies . If inler•sted call . WIN AT BRIDGE : Bad break ends wllh good one Pomlroy 992-2291 Altw Hours C.ll • NOR111 AAU 9QH7 +AJI53 .' • , 6A WEST EAST Afl41 6KQJS .s .- ·+Q- 10976 6KQIOUI3%6Jf1S SOUTH IDI Ale? • • •KII • • •• ' ·- 9AKIOI6132 . EulW..t ¥U!ntrable Wnt ~ Eut ., - 6. 4N.T. Pus S+ 5N.T. Pus 79 Pus PIA •' ' .••• : a, OswaN 6 James Ja<eby pl.tyed a couple or raJIIIds of trumps aDd plallked down bis tine or diamonds. He inleaded to claim il botb opponents lolk11alllillce lie cadd -.a. any H or H diamaad break, but West lbowl!d out AU or 1 suddea !be cindl graod ll.un seemed doo.ned to fallun. South IIW Clle extra cbonre. He led a spade to dummy's ace and ran off all biltrumpi to come down to I IWCH:II'd endinC He held !be , _ of dilllllOIIds aDd 10 of . . .. dummy the ace-joct of diaJnoncb aDd poor East I fill full of worms. He bid ll.lrtAid with !be tiDe~ and jld of ~ and wu forced to dilwd !be last one of tiJem to keep !be pard for bil queeJJ of cUIIlOIIdl. -N~ •• NOI'tll bew bil putner well Today'slullld wu Milt to • ~ - - to .,. ...-e that lie -.Iii not opea !oar IIMrtl by • Delanre rtllder wltlt tile with uuiH jilt_. qoJMI'on : ..... 1 ludty?" • ldal lllleu lie li&flt of 'l1le aaswer II illlt be wu : tbem. Heac:e, alter Soatb IIICty to filld Eut wllb all • ¢ Aad two idallln rill ... : to th Blukwood live uNdJI :i:tr:~r: ~= • - .... Nau1lt Clllldd ~t 12 lw lied. Allo, lie ,..,.. llle top lrkU. Beltld .... •tile IJaDd \'W7 ail:.lyalllf fll I A ...., ........ tllere- 12 • lot of Cftllt 101' ..... (f'OI I COli)' 01 JACOBI' : . . lrtcb .... II ....,. 1 /IIOOERN, Rlld Sl lo; "MMi .....,-.... :. . . . . . . . . . . rtpt . . . : 111117 II t •f• • dlletrdatl •p fn 4111 - u at 8rltlf11," c/o tft/1 llllltd 11111· Ill ,....,.,_, P. 0. 80ll ..... llnee of . . of ciHI, ,.. arr sllfloll. Naw rort. N-r. 11101, . . W.Miifl tft-7133 Lib,..., COitTACT: • .1 ct I' II '--------.....1. r-------- 3595 / F.A. furnace, .67 Cadillac H.T. Sedan ll'"plaoe, nice klldlen & basement. S2'1,SDO. full power, factory air. LOOI<S LIKE HEW - 9 rooms. cook's delight kltdltn. C2nfral vacwm cleaner. Family room. garage and near J acres. 146,000. 1 FAMILY Hom• & rental. 2 bedrooms Nch, · 111• heat, city water"" nice str•et in Middleport. 119,1100. WAS 1 1195 loraod lfr lurnlce, almost new alum. tiding, e•cellant ..~. $7,900.10. JUST LISTED- 2Y, stcry frAme. 5 tadroon•s, t.th, dining II ., N. G. heel, carpeting, porchn, ,.r-ve. t8.5111.00. JUST LISTED 3 bl*aon••· Mth. pMtUng. utility, loll olstarege. N.G. heat . W1lk to shop, • • ••011. S HILLY ACRES- Good 3 bul wn heMe. beth. nice kllcMn. porchft. N.G. •tor••• JUST S7,9011.10. helt, bldg. OTHIII LISTINGS NOT NOTID Ill THIS AO CALL IIOW. IIIEDIO IlEAL ISTATI - WI HAVI IUYIIII. MillRY I. CLIUIID IIIOKEI · m -391>5. KARR & VAN ZANDT Pf2-5342 Pomeroy " You'll like Our Que illy Way of Doing Business" . See one of these courtequs 1111esmen: Pete Burris Mar.vin Lloyd, Mclaughlin Keeblugh 115 ACRES - (); Shade Ri-. Fine lor camping lois. New gas well with lnc:cm• and frN gas. Old house & blm. good hill peslure. fenced . Asking IJG.OOO. SMALl. pups lo . M -2028. POMEROY - 5 bedrown bfg old house. family room, IY, belhs. nat. gas F.A. furnace, carpeting, ll!rubborY and farge shade trees. w.ooo. w-. 2 PLACES ~ 3 boc1t 00111 home. T.P. garqe, outbuilding. ltlll 2 boclt 00111 Schult rnablle h6me an 1 nice - · of land. woo.oo EACH. SYRACUSE- Nice corlot wllll good aiel ,......., 1 ··Ill-• lrlllw. fllltlo nlrl roam. IS.!GO. INVEST A LITTLE AND GAIN A LOT. ____-:-J(F~.§I~ JEff' W g - . 6 cyl.. 4 whMI drive. l.od< ,out hubs. smlom .OhHcwoldio ·~~· i.on91ol· · ~·-· GoUIII n..A- <L•• • • .lf74 Subano , 4 dool, 17,000 mllos, I~ .......... -•'IIOt , - · 4 ........... a-2 .. • ' " .. 9 1 ownor. Phono ..,...... ~-or 4 ·~. -~ 2 dt-. h.•. (;.iJ9n 1970 GMC Astro 95, 318 O.lroll o.tsel, 13 speed tronsmi11ion, 3659. - ~----twin tcr.w. Coii4U9-2S49. 1971 I<MC Hornet. p~...., 91J5. lf7t fOld~. olr, p.o., red -~~-Goodcondlrlon. with block vinyl top. !'hoM 1970 Torino 350 V-8, 62,000 actvo1 9At·2801, thorp. miles ,. eft., txcollonl condition with tlr... m . 1970 a-.Jie Mol!bu 304, V-8, mt.. oulo. , 1111 •-tng whMI. light - · .tnyilop, btok•. 2 1.,.. Chevr.::::ioli:tt;-lm;::::pa:;lo:-;:S-;.F-.-: roo!-. now.._, good condfllon. high ~ condition. S«<I. Phono ...U...$650.Phono98S3.. 992-5671. 'MilCKEO 1970 V.W. for ... 1'1118 lukk Wildcot. OVIOmolk molof and "-lsslon, good candlllon lor $125. 6 "'"and power ''"''"' and br<*os, good condlion Good rl1111. Phono Oonolcl Poalor tirft.Cf1992.a.. · 1961 m-3890. powe; 9115-3197. Poles maximum diameter 10 inches on largest end. '8 PER TON BUNDLED SLABS 16 PER TON Deliver To OHIO PALLET COMPANY Rl. 2 Pomeroy, Ohio . Ph. 992-2689 .AUCTION . .. • COlEMAN fu.l·oil furnoce. 50,000 btu. Coli (304) 882-2971 , New Hovon. SWHT potoloot, red, whllo and roflow, 118.00 per bushoL !'hoM 985·3364 Of 985-3897. SCHOOl a-ewing mochln•, Singer, f110tur" buttonhole, blind GRAJN led boef, 115 conlo PI' pound, <Ill, w"'''fMd anll hem. HWt on knit•. $t8 cosh. frozon . Phono 9115·4198. Also, Singe< Tooch ond Sow. liko now. $31 cosh. Phono TWO motorboats, OM row boot 7J87, . lor sole or lrode for gun• or oquol voluo. Coil m-5741 . · H & N Ooy old storied loghom pulloto. &oth floor or cogo 1970 Rondoloh C-h troval grown ovailobl.. Poultry houl· troller, 11> lt. siMps of. Phone lng and outomation. Modern 985-3371 . Poultry, 399 W"t Moin , GR_EfN beona, pkk "OUr own. •-•• P-oy. Pltonom-2164. · • • •na containers , Andr.w Cro11:,;· USED 24 lndt fired br;ckllne cool ltlorl Foils, 247-21152. •• "' wood outomollc control fur· lf7.3_Honda 350, 4 ~u~•~-. - : noce with bklwer. Si• ond nine ~, ,..., •nN Inch tw~fvonized hoi and cold air m' 1"· txtroa, $7ft. Phone,:, 949~2111 or9.f9.2631. ... pipo. Phono 985-3'128. CHURCH bus, 19$4 Chevroiot·: SWHT paloalos, R. W. lowis, Rl. $500. Con bo'"" 01 "'-louroi· ~-Roclno, Ohio. Pltono 143· 2~H 7~thodiil Chuo-ch ofJ' ""' • · ..., ..,..,, or phonf: 5 horsePower, 2 c/451nder 992·2212. • .. ..~ boo I motor, ~ \!Vf\lure . 3~ .. H.P. Tutf Till rolotylyler uoed h•A 350 K - l. good ~and~· vory lf!tlo, $125. RIYOI.ind·o· : : ; ,:::.(~:r,~~~ ooit; : maHc f>lec:. meat grlndef, like • .._.."I'VJ'. . ... new. $20. ~ 992-7126. WARM Morning clrculollne: NATURAl goo i>Mflng I love with ,_..,, «1,000 ITU with Jhor.• ion, $50. rt-m. 7136 • moslol _, bloww. Nolunol; ·~ ····. goo, UHd wry lfHie. f'llone• HEAVV duly log or cool grato Ia< m -2747 ofler2 p.m. ;: liropioct. 231n. bodt COlLECTOII'S bottles ...ta x 271ndt "'"''·""'- 9'12·391W. broken. Coli p.m. ,::;;: Sat., Oct. 2, at 10:3!) A.M. approx. two miles W. of Reedsville, Ohio, one mile South of St. Rt. 681 at Rushville (follow auction signs from 681 or Co. Road 46) Will sell at auction as follows: m. PlEASURE HOIISES and P.,.,;.,, lf70 Iukic Riviera. good condl· olso wiN buy hot.., ond tion, new tiret. $900. Phone 7<2-2796. paniol. Phono (614) 1>98-3290. RuthRHv.. _ 1975 MONTE CAll.O, outomotk, br-. I'? , _ old German ShoJ>f-d•. powe< s-Ing. ..,......, _, hod shots. No 0 ;r conditioning, AM •odio ond - -..L--1- s . $40. !'hoM 949-2181 01 st..-.o, rolly ~. will Mil 949-21>31. r.,101 able . Phone992·7036. g;veowoy, ""'- 1%8 CHIPWOOD KENNEBK pololoes, 50 lb. $3.~ or 100 lb. $6.00. lltlng con· .. tain•ra. Phone 667-'S137 2!. ;;;:66:;'7;:·397=:-:-::4:;-:.:-;;;:::::-:-:;:=::::--=PIGS lor 10lo. Phano 949<1857. POTATOES and pumpkins. C. W. ProHIII, Portlond, Ohio. PhotW 843-2254. • ()pen Eves ; TiU-Til h.m. Sat. 1 LARGE GARDENS - I rooms. -4 Brs., new kitchen, gas F.A. furnace In lulf besement . Want 527.500. IIACINE -1 nice level lot, '995 Codllllc-Oiclsmotoite GMC Financing Availoble Bax28·A Rullond, Ohio 45n5 Ph. (614} 742·2409 We Deliver 7-28-4 mos. WANTED IF YOU have o MtVice tO oHer, wont to buy or sell 501Mtfllng, oe looking for work .. . or lOCUST POSTS, round or spl(l. Phono949-m4. what.ver ... you'll get results fotter with o S.,tinef Want Ad. COAL, limestone , and' calcium eon m -2156. chloride and calcium brine fJ)t dutt control ond special mbclng YARD Solo, Mondor. Tuosdor . tolt for farmert Main St~ Weds.. Sop!. 27, 21, 2'1. 9 o.m. Pomeroy, Ohio ~r phone 99'i till 5 p.m. Nice clothing, app . 3891 , ond knik-knaks . Mldwoy Drive . New Haven. 1971 ~ONO,t, CL·450 12 0011 mil", 1iuy bar, cr~sh ~r.t VAAO Solo, Sept. 27th lhru Oct. I, pull bode ha~ ban, new tlf. 9 o.m. 1111 B p.m. Housei)Oid and 5e01t , Scrambler sl.. goods , -'ioncfl. Clothlt1fj. pipos, $650. Call949-2<180. etc. 1 mHe from Langsville on County Rac!d 10. Follow signs IN DASH 23 channel Cl, om·frf[· fr-om store. Phone 742-2681 . mpll rodio, 3 trock lf.reo. CoU •795 11 ACIIES- Remodtled 3 . bedroom one floor j>lan. · SoUtheastern Ohio · Truss Rafter Co. prlnt1, herculons, vinyl solids, end f1ncy prints, ICCtiiOries. DIRECT FABRIC SALES . 321 Main Street Pl. Plllunt Ph. 675-3449 9:30-5:00 O.lly TIIII :OOO eA.tuminum . Gutt•n Wlnshleld Replacement Free Estimates ' On Body Wortc Expert Pointing Insurance Work Welcoin• St. Rl. 7 Coolville. Ohio 667-3127 7-29-1 .mo. & • Roolir19 : Alumh•um Swti,.g • SOffits Phont , .. t .lll' 9a.m. I•JJI.m. heni"'' m -7l2Q 9·l? ·lmo. NOTICE Syracuat. 9-2-l mo. o. SEPTIC TANKS cleaned . Modern Sanitation. 992-3954 or 992. 2428. ~-::--~~WILL do roofing , construction , plumbing and heating . No job too Iorge or too small . Pl'lone 742·2348. -·-:-:::::-:::::::-'::---:--- ~:-­ CARPENTER . flooring , ceiling, paneling . Phone 992-2759. ----DOZER work and welding. Con to'c t Jdmes Parsons, Rt . I, Rocine, on Carmel Rood . EXCAVATING . BACKHOES AND DOZER - LARGE AND SMAll , SEPTIC TANKS INSTAllED . lOW BOY AND DUMP TRUCKS . BILL PULliNS, PHONE '192-2478 DAY OR NIGHT. !-, ~TWO I' 6 - ~• •-.~.o s T.V.'s, UHd _,. -;;"~~;:;-=::'-;:-;--;-;;---=-.7-::::r. :t..~~~~· IINEUI - --3171. pot" minl·bil<t. itro;j/ "': • FUR OIL slovw, 250 gallon lo... COAL iol' sale $22 ;;:... ~· •• P_hono_?O-~-'----- 6 fid 1 ,~~.....:: FEW oae~ otaudlng hoy ol Groat fa< lvrthel lrtfolitM- ...a-' . lllild. c.•. Sltohcin. (614)367-73311 . • - cloys,...,;.., - •• -r ~·----- -- - - - - - .- - - ---- .. .•• • 1974--532 Ford baler (like new), 501 Ford mower. 3-bottom Ford plow, 6 ft. heavy pickup disk, 1-row Ford cultivator. 12 )n. post hole auger, pick-up wood saw. 3 PH Hurd seeder. sub-soller. 10 It. smoother harrow, 30ft. elevator. small International manure spreader, 5 ft. A. C. combine. farm wagon, 6 ln.x50 ft. rubber belt, power take· off pulley, hay fork. with rope and track, 12 ln. Craftsman planer. team of large ponies and harness. two pony wagons' (real collectors Items), harness. housings and othtr harness parts. horse-drawn plows. cultivators. etc., platform scales. antique tools. tool baKes, trunks, lard press, cream separator. lot of walnut, oak and poplar lumber. lot round and split locust posts, approK. 100 bales straw, 300 bales hay, lot automobile tires. wheels. lot V and flat belts, saws, hammers. wrenches, and many more Items too numerous to mention • .1968 Plymouth Valiant. Lunch Hrved OWner, A. B. Mays, Ph. 378-6207 Auctioneer, 1. "Mac" McCoy, Ph. 985- o. 3944 Also 100 A. ~arm for sale at private treaty, outbuildings, free gu, telephone, TP·CIItsttr w1ter, on all year road. houM, --r 197,. Yamaha .100 Enduro, good cond. Ph . -446·3868 or 44b-7767 . ·MANUAL wheel·choir , good cond. 2<5-534B. -HAY for sole , 367 · 7~19 . FREEZER BEEF SALE USDA CHOICE side 75c lb., hind qt. 89c, fore qt. 59<. Call Com Sands , Bill Crawford . Cl~co Stalnaker, Ronnie McCoy at you r Kroger Store . 446-3Ci23 any time, cut and wrapped fr_:!_. LAWN mower. ln(luire ot Mrs. Mu l Heron, Young's Trailer Court . ..::26=-'G :::o-6d -=·u:-,-ed7 r=-,-. c:-t.... or-: ,.. M.F. 35g . 2- M.F. 35d . 2- M.F . 135 g. 3--M.F. 135d. M.F. ISO g. M.F. ISO d. M.F. 165 d. M.F. 175 d. -~ . HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE ................ - --- Open for Fall & Winter Seuon. Monday thru Siturd•r .1D to s. We have one green house full at Floridl foliage pl1nts. Over 50 nrletln In all. From 4" to I" pots & 6" ta 10" hinging bnkets . 75c . to S6 .00, 992-5776 .-;: -- --· DowfiS_,U11 ' 0 SOLID cherry bltdroom suite [Qffi · plete mottreu ond lptlngs, commercial pool tabla , affltr 6 call 44~·0767 . · 1975HondaMR 175Eislnore; 18h. camper, self contpined . Ph . 367-7524. ii"UMPET o·-n-d: -t,-o-: m-;:l;o - n·-.-. - g-o-od con d . Ph . 367,7756 or 367-039~. ---~~-J %8Chev . $125. Ph . 245·5009. WARf'/1 Mori1ing wood-burning stove, fuel oil sto ... e, Thermostat control. 2 fuel oil tanks, Melvi~ Little, Cheshire . -·~ FURN . 8uslr1eu, in Gollipoli!, coli 367-0510 or ~-46 -9230. COAl - $22· per ton , open 6 days a wHk and evenings. For fur· ther information call 367-7338. -·· 1970 TRIUMPJ.I 650 Chopper, new point job, good cond. Ph. 9922159. . GuntR SER I American Auto Sales ------------~~=: ~SilL EXPlRIENCED Radiator ,..--..., Service ~ 2-M . F. 50 g. 2-M .F. 65d . -- M.F. 202 w-looder M:F. 202 g. M.F. Backhoe& Ldr . 930Cose d. 4141nt . g. SMITH NELSON 1020J .D. w-ldr . 12500iiverg. MOTORS, INC. Cub w-tools N Ford PUtHI74 ' - 840 F~Prg . GAlliPOliS TRACTOR . INC . "'I' our Massey-Ferguson Dlr. " PROTECT --y~o-ur~swifllming Gallipolis , Ohio State Rt. 7, Winterizing kits , covers , 01'1· • Phone 4-46· 10-4<4. BRAOFQRO, Auctioneer, Comti freezt~ , service for above or plete Service. Phone 9~9-2487 1975 Ckev . Impala , 4 dr ., air, PS , In ground pools . 0 . Bumgord · or 9,.9-2000. Racine, Ohio , Crill PB, auto .. 1968 20 ft . camper ner Soles, Middleport, Ohio . Bradford. troilftr , t~:mdem axle . fully Phone 992-5724 . equipecf In good Coni:! ., 367·DITCH o;gging . Phone (304 -::::-:l:-7::7::3· ElWOOD BOWERS REPAIR 0532. Sweepers, toostert, irons, all 5B39 or (304] 773-5788 smoll appliances . Lawn mower, FIREWOOD. Ph . 446·2385 or 245· :c-:---::-----,:-HOCKING RIVER Trading C9mnext to State HighW<Jy Goroge 5582. pony , GUNS-OVER 250 IN ·on Route 7. Phone (6 14) 985- · ·--· 1q54 Super M. Diesel live, P.T.O. STOCK . Buy . sell , trade. 478 3825. live Hyd. Torque amplifier , PS , · Richlond . Athens, Ohio .45701. REMODELING , Plumbing , heating · wide front ewe. cond .. Wells Phone (6141 593-8'106. ---*ond all types of general repair. -Orchard , Wilkesville, 669 - -<4642. WILL tri m or cut trees and shrubWork guaranteed 20 years exCHEST freezer , exc. co nd., $175 . bery . Phone 949·25,.5 or 742perience. Phone 992 -2~J)9 . Caii24S-51,.1 after-4p .m. 3167. --~~-----· O&D TREE Trimming , 20 years ex · perience . Insured lree APPLES 1 Wells Orchard , St. Rt. 160, Wilkesville . Open 8 o.m. estimates . Coli m -238.4 or to 5 p.m., Sunday 1 p.m. . 5 _ Will DO odd jobs. roofing , pain· ~-~~!~! ,t,lbony . p.m. ting, hauling , tree work , and SEWING MACHINE Repairs, sermowing . Phone 992-7409. , all mokes , 9')2-2284 . The ROYCE CB Radio . less than I yr . old. Turner power mike-trunk : -- ·----- vice Fabric Shop , Pomeroy. Authorized Singe, Soles and -mount antenna $198 . 245-5365 . MDIIIlidkim~ ..,_ -= __. . . ;: Service . We sharpen Scissors. GOLF Clubs , golf bag and cart , -· coli 446-4011 . MOBILE home for sale or rent, 3 EXCAVATING, dozer, loader and ··-··-:---::--: . bed,rooms, , al ulllilies paid. backho• work; dump trucks NEW and Used Items . Men's ol'ld Pf1one 992 -nSI . and lo -boys for hire: will t'loul women 's and 's --- ,--..,..-~.....,.-, fill dirt, to soil , limestone and clothing , import ,children e)(port 8x45 mobile home , jus t remodel, grovel. Call Sob or Roger Jefjewelry, rain tree flower or· ed . Priced very reasonable. iers, day phone 992-7089, rongements, etc . Watch for Phone 843·2683 . night phone 992-3$25 or 992. --:-::--:----sign on Rt . 55.4 W. in Bidwell or \974 Cameron mobile home , 12x· 5232. Ph. 388-93-46 lor directions. b-4 3 bedroofl'l .- ewcellenf condiEXCAVATING , doter, back~oe tion . Pnone 247-270-4 . and ditcher. Charles R. Hot1969 I2x63 Vlndole , underpinned. field , 8o.ck Hoe Service . 10w26 screen porch, central oir. Rutland, Ohio. Phone 742-2008. May be seen at 825 South S&· ------• cond Ave., Middleport. Or SEPTIC Systems installed by licensed installer. Shepord phone 992-2822. •·· Contractors. Phone 742-2409. poJ! ~~ ---..,.--~ ---· __ .;,._,_ ~ .-. Full power, while with bluo trim. "'-m-m~ Ga5 Pomeroy Open Evenings untll8 p.m. WAS •'3295 68 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille Vi1'9il B. Sr .. lleollor 110 Mechonic Pomeroy, 0 . Brid< fn Mlddl•porl on good slr•t ,..r sllopplng and """""" ot town. JUit S20.000. SOxm. 7 roomt. llelli, N.G. 992-2126 3695 TEAFORD ANY PITCH ANY SIZE nylon Experltncod llmbtr workers, Sklddtr DtMrators, limb« cutters ond yord men: Complete coverage and bonus. Call Pf2-4139or after 7 p.m. 3471425. Froley Chipping and Logging Compony , Cheshire, 0 . _......,..~ Slue with_blue il·roof, blue .feather ~nterior, full .power fact<vr atr and n. T wl)eet ' 1 sizes. 9* 10· 1 mo. ~ "Your Chevy Dealer" 71 Cadillac .Eldorado Cpe. J APARTMENTS - MAIN POMEROY, O• POMEROY MOTOR 1 wells, own water system, on good blod.top rood . Coli BUI Clood> 992-5795 . reedy lo move inlo. Priced .......... .... 3 lrom l'omoroy• .,.. in mao. O.rk bluo, bluo trim, vinyl roof, full power & air, new IJres, low mileage, one . fiofu, mode for oil ond p NO. ICP- l'bmeroy, 2 BR house with lull baMment TIAilBl - 1972 Cadillac Sedan DeVille COUNTRY 1orm1ond wirfl tieduded wooch:, WOfl!r and good oc· cess :in Mom-oe County, W. Vo . $1.000 down , call . (3134) ·m . 3102"' l3134J m<J'l'lT. 50 N:.re form , 5 room hou~ . c>u1· buildings , fru it tree-s, 2 loco- 7666. _.,., $100 pe< month; 2 t J:mu 1 fll4nb, $133 per ..-th. Ono price for ol. " ' 192-:m:l. 2 lediou11 fnlilef". real ntc., odolttonly. "-992-3324. --~--------·-· 3102 or (3134) m-3227, 2 ledroom cloutJI. wide. utilitie-s IJ\e • ty, W. Vo. Phone ,(3134) n2. 742·2110. $130 including ole<lric.. LOWBI lATIS FOil SEN1011 OTIZEHS. " " ' - - ' lo .Jtapp;ng ... T1Wd and Mill Slreet. in Middloport. lrond now high quoli· ty 7481 . ' "SA.V.ll .f~mn for sale. lO% down, owner financed . Monr~ Coun- lor For Free Estimatl 1:10.1 ma. BILl PULliNS I'M) 1lWlEfiS COI.NTBY _ . . -Porte. Ill. 33, loflnoilosnwlholl'......-oy. ,.;,t, <c>n<me patios. s-....s. runnen and off I.ARRl,!~.~'~DER Ph. HZ·l!'l3 resd .. pole buildings. Vtlvets, AlliiiiMUI SIDI&SOifiTl Gun!IUIIIIIINGS WANTED - ·~--~- -- ~--- ~- - Lump Cool. Gallipolis Block Co., 4<6-2783. FOR SAlE ..LIMESTONE. FOR DRIVEWAYS . CARl WINTERS. PH . 245·5115. All TYPES of bt.li ldi ng motetiols, block, brick. 5ewer pipe~ . win · dows, lintels, e1( . Claude Winters . Rio Grondu, 0 . Phone 2-45 ·5121 oher 5. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1976 11:30 A.M. The personal property of the estate of the late William R . (Bill) Bailey will be sold at 405 corner of Grant & Beech St. in Middleport, Ohio. Watch for Sale Signs. · Antique or Collector lt.e ms Brass bed, plank bottom chairs, Iron beds. scooter. copper washing machine. Bavaria dish, wash .stand. Shirley Temple doll & books. trunk chlfferobe, oak wardrobe. wicker baby and doll buggies, sewing rocker, A2 in. buffet, old raid, baby bed and doll bed, stands, 5 chairs, round oak table & 6 chairs, picture frames, stone jars. 30-6-A gals .• books. piano. dresser, wood Ironing board, a few pieces of glass. coal stove. • Household · 3 pc. bedroom suite, unfinished chest, cedar chest. table and chairs. roll -away bed. washing machine, porch swing, heaters, rocking chair. couches, TV & stand, chair and ottoman. fireplace cover, hand tools and other items too numerous to mention. Terms: Cash Lunch Carnahan Auction Service J. Carnahan D. Smith L. Donohue · . 949-2708 949-2033 742-3048 Nol responsible for accidents or loss of . ..PrQQ.er.!i'.: Cor. Fourth & Pine P.hone 446·3888 or 446 ..U777 Piumbing · Heating 215 Third Ave .. 446·3782 GENE PlANTS & SON PLUMBING - Heating - __ -- STANDARD - Air Conditioning . 300 Fourth Ave , 245·~ Ph: 446-11>37. DEWITT'S PlUMBING AND HEAliNG BORDER'S GARAGE DOOR S.r· USED APPliANCES ... i<e. Commercial and Ret-ld.n· REFRIGERATORS , washers. , · tiol : Spedolizing in opera ton Route 160at hergreen dryer, ranges, Cene Skaggs , local. 256-~72 . Phone .446·2735 119~ Eosern Ave. Ph . A46-7398 . PASQUALE insulating. 103 Cedar POl Y·FOAM, for sofa, choir , St., Golllpollo. Ph . 446-2716 ot cushions. mollrenes , podding, ~46 - 1091 . ' Ideal for campers. Variety of - :=-::::--CUSTOM REMODELING, 20 yean siz:et. Direct Fabric and Foam •J~:perience , 388·8308 , New dry Soles , Main Sl. , Pt . Pleo5(111f. wall ceiling with swirl or tew· Ph. 675-3-469 , '1 -5 doily, 1111 8 BOARDING & AKC PUPPIES ture de•ignt. Other dry wall , _!!idoy . ~ _ *~ K & P Kennels, 3138 -827~ . IH . repair, vtnyl wallpapering, new 554: 11, mile east of Porter . ALUMINUM buildin gs wi1h Winbaths , new kitchens. Anything dows . floors and electr ic BOARDING , Siamese Kittens, Clr· ir:'l remodeling or repair . blocks . til,, cement , mOftar , de l. Kennelt , 2 miles from COUGHENOUR Water Delivery , chimney block , . Gallipolis town 1 4-46-<482<4 . -• ~b--3962 , ~~6-42b2ony lima . · Block, 446·2783. C ENTENAR'-:v"'w;::oc.o-d:-,·:K:-e-n-no-;1~.-;:P-: et ~~ DOZER work . e~ecavatlng , land DUNCAN ·FIFE dining room toble, grooming .fadHties . Hove your deorlr1g . Ph . .. 46·0051 . ewt~nded bon(luet siie, 6 din· pet groomed undeer sanitary ing room chain, 675-3873. THOMAS FAIN cand . All breads accepted. EXTERMINATING 446-0231 . PROTECT your swimming pool , Termite Pest Control -.,...-.,--~:--""7' Winterizing Kits, covers , oo· DRAGONWYND Cottery - Ke~nel , Wheelersburg, Ollie tlfreeze, service for above or A.K.C.-C.F.A. Himalayan (Per· in ground pools, D. ·Bumgord· sian) and Siamese . 446-384-4 ner Soles, Middleport , Ohlo, t 1 CONCRETE WO~K. patios, 0 ...... l~r p.m. sidewalk s, basement, 11lc. m-5724 . RI SI NG STAR KENNEL. Boarding, Louis Cox -4-46·3398. Indoor, outdoor runs , AKC ::-:c::::=<:c-·-:--;:-:--;:--Building or awaiTing 1111 Shetlond Sheep dogs (Sheltles- ElECTRICAL Installation , Reg., Spring to buy, we invite rou miniature collies) Cheshire, Comm ., Industrial, 256-6855, to look at this, priced at Ph . 367-0292. Crown City , Ohio. less than 120 per loot. BRIAR PATCH t<ennel s. Boarding 'ECONOMV Tractors and Equip· urge 3 yr. old Modern menl, Carroll's SoltJs and Ser· AI(( Gordon Setters-, English Brick, 3 brs., carpeted, CockitrSponie ls . -4~6 - 4191. "'ice, 2 miles Wet! on 588, Ph . firepl~.ce, all elec, 1112 . - . . 446-1923 . NINE purebred Irish Setter pup · ::-:-:--::---:-..._,....,-~-;-::--:---: baths,, large 2 car gar1ge, pies. Coli 256- 1989 for in - FQR the best In architectural level lot. Last year elec. formation . design and building· of new budget, 154 per mo .• rural homes, sma ll commercia l SIAMfSE kittens . pure breed. 8 water, city school, 5 miles buildings , opt., or remodeling wks . old , litter trained, $10. with state approval of pions. to city limit, 379-2366. 446-2532 betwefln 8-5, Bill Wolhr, 446-2146 or ~46-uo~ler ho rs ~e, -;: 5-m_o_s-. -: ol..,d. 8652. ROWE livin~ room su ites , Bossett -RE-G-. Q Bedroom !!Uites, Sealy motcollot-46·0871·. ANV ond·oll typei of construction tresses . all at ·prices you con ar1d concrete work. Dozer. afford . Rice's New and. Used bock.hoe , dumplruck tervlce. Furniture, 854 2nd Ava. -446· Stewart Construction . Coli 2S6· 9523 . 1'111 for fre-e estimate . Stewoi't Construction, Bow 135, CHAIN liNK AND Crown City , Ohi~ . WOOD FENCE SA NOV and Beover Insurance Co . For Home and Industry . RAY has offered services for Firv In · SEPTIC Tonks Cleaned . Plants HOUCK FENCE CE NTER . Coli surance coverage in Colllo septic Tonk Service. Ph. 4461-776-2231 or 1·353·4b68. County for almost o century , 1972 or 675·2647 . · Forms , homes and personal TRUMPET . lih new , $75. Coli Day Refrigerator , commercial proper!~ , coveraget ore 0 . and 446-9713 oft•r 5. re-sidential, schooling & 18 available to meet individual ---:=: yrs . &xp. Ph. 388 -827~. FIREWOOD , call evenings , 388 needs . Contact Don Palmer , '1930. r:'elgl'lbor ond ogenl . your STUCCO plastering ond plas1er . ·C""C'-:c--:ccc=-·...,-~-:--ir. Tewtured ceiling, swirl, repa 1975 SEA SPRITE , 70 HP Johnson· BOB 'S · CB Radio Equip ., or brush d&slgi'l , 32yr. ex· float Motor , 16ft., $2300, 367 ·7120 . everything in Two·Woy Radio, p. Work by thl! hour or by the Antennas and occes . Georges MUST sell, .4 Fer1t0r1 Mags, e)(c. 256· 1182. All work job. Creek Rd ., Gollipalis. -446 -~517. $65. Ph. 367 -7590. guaronteed . -cond., -KOT ALIC Land scaping , residential GOOD USED FURN. TAYLOR'S Air Conditioning and & Commercial , shrubs , trees , 2 Bdr . sui1es , 1 red living room Refrigeration. Commercial and gardens , oil installed & rock suite , 1 sofa, elec . rpnge, cop· domestic. 4-46 -22-47. gu·aronteed . Ph. 245-"9131 . 446· per ; 2 refrig .. white: and gas 3100. TRUSSED ~AFTERS ronge (like new) : 3 washers , 2 Any , pit ch , any size , dryers , porl. dishwa~her , AllEN'S Construction , remodel · Southeastern Ohio Truss Roher wood table 4 chairs: drop-leaf ing . old or new , bl.lilding. Ph. Co . Box 2B A. Ruttond, 0. oak table . S choirs , 3 beds . 2 446-2910. 45775. Ph. (614) 742·240'1. We color TVs, 2 block & white TVs , deliver . misc. other item s. Coli 446-0322 BACKHOE, dozer , dilcher and dump truck . We Install wafer any time . and Sons Fix·it Shop. lines, footers. dra ins , septic HUFFINES Plumbing , electrical, smoll MEN'S work uniform pants $1.50, systems, concrete work . Hatoppl., washer and dr'(er, corp. shirts 50c . Coli 388-9346. fie ld Bockf1oe Ser ., Rutland, 0 . repairs and genera repolrs . Ph. 742 -2008 or 446 -2786. CB Rad io 23 channel , with (]ntenCall 388-88.t7, over 1S yrs . e)(p. na , good cond ., $85 . Ph . 367- TAVLOR'S Home Maintenance. Pe<:k Wot,e r Delivery, 0488 . heating , plumbing, electrical. HOWARD 245-9315 or 3S8-82b2 day or Ph. 256-6651. SCHOOL sewing ma chines, night Singer. featu res buttonhole , blind hem , sew on kits , $~8 . 00 cosh . Also Singer Touch and Sew, like new $31 .00 cash .. Ph . 446-9257 . --------- ' ZENITH s1ereo , 8 track AM-FM . radio. record player . baby I' clothes , baby clo1hes hamper, bird case, with 2 parakeets, 367 -0436 . BIG FALL SALE , Higley 's Books tore ond Gun Shop . All guns ond ammon. must go. 1 _e_. m.-8 p.m. doH r.:_ _ _ 1974 Hondo , 750. windshield, sissy bor, low mileage , reasonable, 502 2nd Ave. 446· I ~, -41\5, =:-:--.,..---~ GEESE and several breeds of ducks. Ph . 446-431 4. 17 miles east of J1ckson. Ohio or 17 miles west of GAS. ~love , good cond . Ph . 446· Gallipolis on St. AI. 35 to junction of 51. Rl. 279. Go 7555'. southwest on 51. Rl . 279 through Thurman (Centerville) toward oak Hill to Co . Rd. 3. Turn onto 1975 380 Suiuki. 4600 mile~ . e)(c , Co. Rd. 3 for 1 mile & turn right on first gravel road. cond ., $725. 4-46-2909. Folk:Jw signs. ~. ~- OCT. 1, 1976 ~ ---------- PUBLIC AUCTION .. FARM SALE MACHINERY, ANTIQUES, WATCHES, ETC. SATURDAY, OCT. 2 AT 10:30lYCLOCK A.M. -- - (lh WAY BETWEEN GALLIPOLIS AND JACKSON, OHIO) Di scon tinuing farming , will sell following machinery & equipment. tools. antique lurnllure. clocks. collection of JO watches. china. glassware, etc. as listed : ANTIQUE AUCTION 1WO DAY SALE ESTATE AUCTION TIME TO CHECK AIR CONOI· TIONERS. RESIDENTI,t,L ',t,NO COMMERCI,t,l, CAll 0 . DAY REFRIGERATION , IB YRS. EX· •PERIENCE AND SCHOOL TRAINED . PHONE..,......._..... 388·8214. TV REPAIRS-RENT ,t,LS Picture Tu~ Specialists HARTWEll ElECTRONICS CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING CHIMNEY Blocks, W. Vo. & Ohio refters tor c:ommtrclll, Phone Cool vi lie 667·3166 or 667-3876 \WRK 1969 V.W. 2 DR.~~ ........... SS95 sharpest pencil in town. See one of these friendly salesmen. m-388:i. - - ----6 room h out>e. Call 992-3129 or IIIMDOIIS&DOOWS HI'IACEMUT WIMDOIIS THE RACINE Fire Deportment will have o gUn shoot Saturday of 6:30 p.m. at their building in 8o1han . FULLER Brush Products, tf1e F. I. P. From 6" to 18'' wide and up cGrpet sWeeper. Now on to 5 fl. deep with or without special, regular $:24.95 now pipe lurnisl!ed . Under road $19:95. Offer ewplres Oct. 7, bores up to 12" pipe si:ze. 1'176. Phono m-3410. PETE and Gene's Garage iS now in operation . Mechanic and body work . North Second Street in ·Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport. Formerly Bron· m-247B non's Garage. Phon& 992·S.tSO 9·12· 1 mo. pd. or coli after 5 p.m. 992-7 135. HUNT'S Pet Shop is now reopenIng, lots of new merchandise at low prices . Reopening specials oil weekend. Just 2 1/t OlD furnllure , ice boxes, brass miles from Chester on Route beds, wall telephones and 24B. ports , or complee households . Write M. 0. Miller , Rt. 4. SHOOTING lolatch .. just off Rt. 7 Pomeroy , Ohio . Coll9f:/2-7760. by-pass, Sunday, 12 p.m. CASH paid for all makes and lOANS avollable for any purpose, n1oders of mobile homes. $20,000 and up. Soles f~>rce and Phone area code 614-423-'1531 . management services also for hii'e. Phone Mr, PaUstian , (513} TIMBER , Pomeroy Forest Pro· 837·2098. ducts . Top ,price for stol'lding sawtimber . Coli Kent Hanby , 1-446-8570. COINS , 1929 ond older currency , gold and si lver scrap. Will buy or trde. Hove o good selection , AV~~AG.~ $AO on evening or of coi ns to sell or. trade . Also, afternoons . demonsfroti(lg have supplies ctnd metal guaranteed toys and 9ifts . No , detecor~ . Roger Wams ley on cash Investment, no delivery or Leading Cree-k and Rutland collet:ting. Compu1ers do you Rood. Phone 742-2331 for on of· paperwork . Call 949-2803 or fer. 992·2927. Also booking partieS. '=:-:--·:---:$$CASH$$ for junked oufos., HOUSEKEEPER wanted to live in . Phone 7-42-2081. Frye '~ Truck 8: Do light housework and core Auto Ports, Rutland . lor 3 school children . Coli 992BED for 1'168 Ford F-1 00 Fork . Also 5941. for sole Signature fuel oil AMBITIOUS, persons who wont to Slove., automatic, with fon. 110rn extra income In your Phone :Z47-2192. spare time. Training provided . Phone (614) 742-23B3, 2:30 - ACREAGE with or without house . Phone 742·3074. 6:30. ' H.T. cpe .. good tires, rldlo, VI, automatic, P.S ., P.B., buckol seats, runs good, needs paint. friendly dealer. We have the Spociailrlngln custom built TRENCHER 1972 Olevelle Malibu. .......... s1495 to check with us. We are the l11111llliln Slnica - · into IIIII Uttks Local owntr• 4 cyl .. automatic, p. steering, radio, air CCllldlllonld. good tires: or Used you owe It to yourself M&GTruss-Raftels ,_inaArt~~o•~ · I WOULD !Ike to thonk ..... eryone Local low mllioge car, V-1 engine. autornallc power stetrlng and brakts, r1dlo, tires ~!low little wear. gold finish . Sharp and nice. .· · Before You Buy Any. ~r New Broker, Pomeroy , OhiO . Jtocin._7 roor,, frome house , 3 bedrooms and both , ont>-holf • bos•ment, new fumoce , ~ hot water heater. ~,~tilities , gas elec .. and water , double go<oge. priced lo ~II . $10.500 , Phone IIJ49-2589, Hilton Wolfe Real htate . ~les~n . ' A.PPROXtMATEl V 20 ~re~· ~~ one-tl'lird timber" balonce d.on, rolltng land. V&ry nice ~ · sites , or will odeve.lop. Woter and elec:trkity ovoilab!e . S.. E<koy Hill , Flolwoods Rood, 26 , Pcnwtt'(l\1, Ohto , ot phone- 811111 Sl11t1M 1972 VOI.J(SWAGEN 2 DR••••s1595 GEoRGE Hob5tett•r Reo! &tote DAN THOMPSON FORD ~ddleport & 1974 CIMir Nkla 4 ~ •••••• $2795 1976 Ford F150, auto., P.S., P.B., like new•••••••••• 54695 1975 Buick Century Custom 2 Dr. H.T. Sharp ........ $4195 1975 Buick Skylark, V-6, auto., low mileage ......... $3695 1974 Opel Manta, 2dr ., 4cyl.; 4 speed, gas saver .••• ,$2995 1973 Chev. Imp, Custom, 2 dr. HT, air, niCe car., •• ,.$2695 1973 (:hev. Vega, 4 cyl., 1uto.,a gas saver.••••••••• $1495 1973 Ford Mustang Mache I, auto. A sharp car ••••• , $2895 1972 Chev. Imp. Cust. 2 Dr. HT,air, AM-·FMI Sa e price $1795 1972 Pontiac Grand Prix, yellow with black. top. Sale Price $2695 1972 Chev. Townsman Wagon, air, local owner. •••••$2195 1971 Dodge Polar Wagon, nice family car. •••••Only $1695 1971 Ford Torino 4 Dr. HT. This isa rough car. •••••• $595 l970 Ford Maverick, auto., nice little car ·••••••• Sale $995 l970 Pontiac Grand Pri.x, auto., air, one owner.••••• $1495 1969 Ford LTD, P.S., P.B., good transportation ...... $595 1969 Chevelle Wagon, auto., P.S., P. 8., good car. •••• $595 1968 Buick Lesabre, 2 Or. HT. Alittle rough, runs good. ••eee .••·····~·e•••••e•e•••··················· $495 1968 Pontiac Exec. 4 Dr. HT. Real good · transportation. •••••e•e•••••e••••••••••••••••e••ee bus will be running S..ndoYI on 1 route from Roclne tllrough Appl• Grove. leoving lbcine at 1: 1S a .m. 1nd .........,inv p.ustngtrS II , _, H rou 1972 FORO GRANO TORINO SPORT ......... 11995 Grandmother, Loretto B..gle, 210 2 " -• local ca;, 4 spood trona., .u,~ miles, good tires, dark ·green llnlsh, tHitCClllamy . LOOK AT THESE GREAT BUYS ~ llaclne Boptlsf Cllllrcft · Cl..,n, low mileage. dot~Qhfer , Juli11 Ann Fish•r who pon.d owoy 2 y.an ago, S.pl. 24. Somedoy, •omellme Your eyesahaltH, · TM fact w• '" in memory . And God will lin" the broken choln Still closer wMn w• mHt again , 1974 DATSUN ...... ~ ......... S2295 YOUR ATTENTION PLEASE 1974 FORO MAVERICK 4 DR................ 12795 Q(OQ . 1974 a.. Moote Carlo-.... '4195 Landau. local owner. blk .• blk . vinyl top, blk. bucket' swivel -Is. rldlo tape, air, P. sl..,.lng brakes.• 1111 wheel, _ . - wlndowt, nice, nice. nyoUR FRIENDLY DEALER" 1974 FORO GRAND TORINO 4 DR............ 12795 CINn Inside & Spcrtaboul, 4 cyl., autornallc, - r si-lng, deluxe equipment, whitewall tires, IUIJgllge reck, dirk green (lnlsh, less th•n t.ooo miles, llhowroom cleon . & Business Services IN LOVING memory . of grand. 1976 AMC HORNEJ.......... s3995 ON ALL USED CARS AT SMITH NELSON MOTORS WE'RE READY 10 DEAL Demo. Plwnbing~l{a-liJB:~ OCT. 2, 1976 10:30 A.M: The following onllque collection will be sold at the Letart Falls, Ohio Community Building. Letart Falls is located on Ohio Route 338, which is lS mll•s from Pomeroy, Ohio. Follow State Route124from Pomeroy Ohio to Racine, Ohio and pick up Rt. 33B IApprox. mtles to Sole}. GLASSWARE: Variety of Depression, Carnival . Prossed · Including cruets, Iars: bottles . cake slands. covered dishes · lamp shades . Stone Jrs . Jugs '. Carnival Punch Bowl (Orange Pattern} . CHINA : Plates· Dishes · Spode. Staffordshire. FURNITURE : Oak-Walnut Including Stands, Rockers • Dressers . Chairs · Tables . Coptalns Choirs (4) . Wash Stand . Organ Stool • Pipe Stand · Beds . Sewing Table . Office Chair · Oak Jelly Cupboard . Oak Wardrobe & Desk Comblnallon · Cedar Chest . Wine Cabinet . WAGON SEAT (carved} · Ice Box . Most of lhe furniture Is refinished or ready to set In your home. CHILD ITEMS: Wooden and Tin Toys . Doll Parts . Dolls (Composition Heads} . Cash Register • Dresser . Cradles · Bed. IRON : Shoe Lasts • Chimes . Coffee Tobie (Marble Top} . Bootback . Ice CrNm Chairs . Laundry' Stove : Banks . Coffee Grinder . Tea Kettle . Cracker Box · Mining TO!>IS . Tailor Irons . Sm . Grind Stone. WOOD: Embroidery Prints . Utensils • Boxes (Jewelry-ChocJ Hand painted Pictures . Variety of Frames. MISC .: Quilts · Purses . Slick & Hat Pins . Books · Cotologue. Papers. COINS . Clocks . Bells . Chalkware · Bedspr""d (Crochet] . Milk Cans . Insulators - Tools . Maps . Scales . Guns . Horse Collars :&etc. WELLER DOG. >.uct. Note : These Items have been collected for over 35 years by Mr. Schuler and there is something for lhe novice buyer as well as the discriminating collector . Come prepared to stay oil doy, plenty of parking and seating. 50 Boxes not unpacked ottlmeof llsllna . SIGNED: Guy Schuler TERMS: CASH BRADFORD AUCTION CO • Box 116 Racine, Ohlc>-Ph. JI4-949-2000 C. C. Bradford, Auct. A. C. Bradlord, Mgr.-414-94f.2487 This od runs only <XIce, pleue clip. I FARM MACHINERY. TOOLS. ETC.: John Deere tractor 10-10 gas. good ; Ferguson tractor gas, good ; Oliver -70 tractor gas , good ; Case 800 Terratrac bulldozer (diesel) 8' blade ; two Ford plows 14" 3 pl.; post hole digger 3 pt.; 2 row cultivators; Massey Ferguson 110 manure spreader like new; pull type disc ; HD Servis brush hog ; 3 pl. boom for tractor; wagon ; steel cattle holder w-dehorn shute . used once ; 2 wheeled ulillly trailer; old Oliver manure spreader on rubber: 4 feeder Proloc tank ; hoy elevotor; 3 troller axles; g~rden rotollller like new ; alol new metal fence posts; several 4' and 6' metal form gates, new ; 10 rolls new barbed wire; poultry wire ; 6 rolls newS ' woven wire ; large anvil ; 1 cyl. gas engine; new Ho wheel barrow; McCulloug~ dhaln saw like new ; Homelite chain saw (150); 100 sheets SV metal roofing new ; a lot new metal underpinning for traller; new elec . motor ; new 2" angle Iron; 4" channel Iron ; 2 ln. and 11.4 ln. pipe; six 15 fl . 12 ln . I beams : vise ; log chains. etc.; cattle oilers : platform scoles; new & used ladders; house tacks: metal & wood work tables ; bench grlnd~r; 50 gal. oil drum w-pump; metal wheels ; 275 gal. oil drum ; small lathe ; block & line; chai n binders; 1511 . culvert casing; large 5 bin high revolving nail bin almost new ; 2 rotary lawn mowers; Black & Decker "Jalve grinder ; drills, new plpe wrenches, 16" and 18" : lf.a In. drive socket set like new : 1h ln . dri"Je socket set; Rigid t;, ln. lo 2 ln . pipe dies ; acetylene gauges; sows, hoes, rakes, PH dlaqer, scythes, etr:::;; concrete mixer ; hand tools. etc. Camper lop for pi ckup lruck . One seml lraller. · · ANTIQUE FURNITURE, CLOCKS, ,WATCHES, CHINA, ETC.: Marble top dresser ; glass china cupboard; organ stool; 2 wicker rockers; wicker stand ; wicker flower stand; oak bookcase ; wall telephone ; J dinner bells; old school bells; 2 Iron kettles; copper kettle ; large Iron salt kettle; 5 & 10 gal . milk cans; sausage grinder; corn planter; 8ft. lawn seat ; flat Iroils; olllampSI picnic table ; 2 ant . display cabinets, one W-blns & drawers ,· china: glassware; swing ; sliver dollars : Indian Hoad Pennl•s: elec. floor fan . 4 old clocks - on• G.rmon . A collection of 3D pocket watches (key wind. thick coses, 2 Hunter Cases, etc .}. Many other Items not listed. lunch on premises . . Nothing shown before day ol sale. 'rermes- Ca sh or check w-PID dey of sale. Not re!.ponsible for attidents. Owners- Mr.ond Mrs. Ben Choney Auctioneer-Bill Jones, Phone 614-"2-3477 or 614-557· 3411 v ' 1 �26-The SWlday Tunes Sentinel SWldaY SeDl 26 1976 - Tbe St•.., ~ llladntl For Fast Results Use The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds _ Nooc~s Auto Sal..., LAWN mowe and o o lie s epa s I 59 Se<:ond Ave Fa so e mowe s and e: s '146 2531 M Dodge Van Ph '145 5529 SEW NG Mo h n& epa se ce A I makes Fench C y Fob c Shoppe 58 Cov Call po s Oho SWEEPER and sew ng mach ne epa po sand suppl as P ck up and de e y Do s Vacuum C eone n le up Geo ges C e~k Rd Ph 446 0294 ce S& S800 Ph 367 05< BOB LANE BRANCH MANAGER 8S5 SECOND AVENUE GALL POLIS OHIO Wanted-to Buy JUNK au o and sc op me al Ph 368 6776 LOGS WAN fED op p e po d fo quo y logs do e ed o au yo d ndus a T mbe and Land Co Oak H Ave S o e R 93 3m e5N ofOokH 682 690'1 682 7687 T MBER Top p eel pod to son d ng mbe Indus ol T mbe and Land Co Oak H II D v S R 93 3m esN ofOokH I BEG N you sp ng c eon ng by hov n11 you co pe s c eoned by 682 690'1 682 7687 bes me hod known Remo e CORN p eke Dec bo n o Wood Molc.e you co pe o lle d B o he s fa po s col ~4b oo~ new ago n Fo f ee 4484 es mo e co 379 2662 DEAD S ock emoved No ho ge Will BUY S .45 ac es es han $15 000 no o e $2000Qo he Col 245 55 4 nos Con oc P Casto 2 FREE o good home 3 y old Kanawha Ave N o W Vo spayed e no e Fok Hound m x 2SI43 b eed good wo ch dog good w hkds 4467612o e S ,.-----------, EDWARDS CUSTOM MEATS Bv c e p e coo cv w op Will wrll pay $100 for L onel and I eeze we use oc ke trains as follows No 2037 pope and nd v duo mo k Jus P nk wrth lavender green opened co I o nmed o e op prnk and blue cars po n men 675 2957 Frontier Set 1862 1872 PRETTY as o pc u e F om leo 1881 Frerghl sets 5344 763 Pho og aphy F ne colo 773 8976 203 and any 2 pho og ophy and etl motor diesel l ames oo 446 7C94 Must be on good unbroken complete condrllon Phone 446 822 - 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--~ 72 Che..., cus om compe h ee lou th T PU 350 4 ba el •~· ~11379 2<03" - - 196.4 Co ve e St ng oy coupe 4<6 '1868 71 fo d Mover ck eol sho p o cond P S bock v ny top ed body 6 ely ou a Ph 949 280 ~ Go a OFFICE space down own 514 Se cond Ave .4.46 0008 d 9751 Ton Chev S oke PS en Ho el 975 th ee fou tt-l T GMC PU 4 w PB 446 7900 446 1049 Real !::&tal~ lor Sale WISEMAN IlealE•tale ~~ 1972 AMX PO oufo 2 d A467513aler5 $1700 co I ------ l976 Dodge Cho ger Day ono ed and ma aon PS P8 o cond om fm tope eel n ng sea 1 spec ol whee s lock ng d f furenl of 9 000 w fe dr "en m les new cos $6900 se $5900 Ph 446 1622 1972 Cheve e 350 eng 2 d Hd _!P Ph A.t6 4085 (Is REAL ESTATE AGENCY PR CEO FOR MMEO ATE SALE Exce lently cons rue ed 3 bed oom on approx l of \/ery p easant ne ghbo hood n Kyge Creek School D s r c You can own h s beau fu home gl'lt now for the unbe evab e pr ce $23 500 00 Land 7 2 ac es on Bu av lie Road Good bu ld ng s te to subd v s on or a baby fo m V~cint Vacant Land Jl Acres Jus off Route 60 on Thompson Road Beau ful bu d ng s es w h wooded areas Su ld you r home here and get away from t a P ced we below fa marke va ue a SlO 000 Select Ne ;hborhood Nea shopp ng cen er ancf hosp ta Very wei kep J bed oom 1 ba h on one of he n ce o s n h s a ea Don e1 lh s ba ga n pass you by n Town N eai he r::orne of Th cl and V ne s ree s Th s sa 2 s ory J bed oom hOme hat has been emode ed recent y Just h nk of tlie e:ase n ge t ng o he shopp ng d stT c schools churches e1r:: offered 1o you a a ve y easonab e gr ce of S2.9 000 N ce 3 Bedroom ga age on app O)( 7 ac e lo jus off Bu av lie Road nea Rou e 35 Only 5 yean o d and modestly p ced at S22 000 WE HAVE THE BUYERS We have had our best year ever and we now have fewer !stings than ever We need good clean es dential or I arm property We have buyers waiting Ca us for fast effie ent real esfa1e serv ce GREAT GRANDFATHER BUILT IT And ved n 11 G andmother used t for a resfaurani and now Mother and Dad have one of the very n cest ant que sto es In the a ea A present t s used fa res dental and commerc al You can use It to .su t yourself Th s really s a f ne old home w lh a most spectacular f replace You II love t and ove t ncludes 2776 acres of pr me development and w th water and sewe Don I et th s one sl p away f om you Put Another Log On The F re save on Plat fue b Th s Me of e k net 3 t)ectroom br ck has 2 w b f eplaces d n ng ar!!a nIce k tchen I baths am y room fu basement 1 csr garage Low Fo es OTHER COUNSELORS GALLIPOLIS Den ver K H gtey 446 0002 CROWN CITY Joe Cnns 2S6 1456 NATIONAL ADVER TIS ING w lh Gallery of Homes the 4 DES $20~000 Someth ng N c:e You agree Fo $33 900 h s p easan modern 3 bed oom 2 s ory w I p ease you nc: udes arge 1am ly room format d n ng anc1 garage C)Q New L st ng Be he t rst o see th s beatJl fu 3 or 4 bed oom home 2 w b 1 rep aces huge tam ly room ca hedra ce ng n I v ng room fancy IC. 1chen and fo mal d n rqJ room Don wa Buy now Countr Mode n ~ft. locll et1 ~ ac es f sma fa ..\1 1 edr.oom oun t ry a ge o Fall Into The The Best a uy n Town You won t be eve h s barga " Ver~ n ce 3 or .& bedroom home Needs pa n s and redec:'o a ng You won reg e ook ng a h s one Large 2 Story Th sA be~r l'V" er home he f x can ~e E I fan )0 and some eft \1 ease makes. an outs tnd ng home AT LAST YOUR DREAM HOME yr old br ck ranch offers 2 140 sq f of made n v no Don t wa o see th s J Br and 2 ba h home the k tchen s co Tlple e w h d shw.uhe d sp n c owave oven and ange 0 her spec al ea ures are fhe arge forma d nlng rm qual y carpe heal pump 2 se ts pll o doo s 2~<57 pllt o and 2 ca gerege w h e ec c door opener FHA OR VA yr Old ancll n exce en con t1 on has ots o offer fo on y S.21 900 To a elec r c: ho ne t ea u es J BRs aund m large k chen w h d shwashe r 2x2.t fa m y T1 w th pa o doo s cen t a wale and sewage and a at o n Rodney V age Cal us right now BY WISEMAN We need L st ngs Ca the W seman Agency U6 3643 Gall il co s Largest Rul Estate Sa es Agency Otf ce 446 l64l Ike W seman 446 37" E N W stman U4 4500 GROCERY 8 Z- Corner Loca on - Th s arge a r ond oned b ocJ<. bu d ng v t e s a on c:e n a fe me oppo un v o some bus ness m nded pe son A sto k and equ pmen p tJS 2 en a s go w h h s ucra ve bus ness CITY - QU ET STREET Comfor able 6 rms and ba h w h a Ia ge back po ch and ga age loca ed on F f h Ave P ced o sel 18 000 VINTON AVE N ce older 112 s or v home s s on a arge !eve ot end offets 1 rms and bath downsta rs plus 2 up f needed Th s home has been pa t ally remodeled and has ca pe ed f oors new furnace and s nk basement ga age and aroe shade t ees Located on Clark Chapel Rd Off 554 tn POrter 3 BR farm home garage Also good MH wtfh refngerator and range Rural water new septic system Beautiful evergreen and walnut trees 4 IEOROOMS IN N ce com for able home on Ev•n! offe s roo m to spa vour ~rowing tam v wnere else can vou oet a tu 1 basement faml"' rm wllh gas f repiiCI! Ia ge k chen and d n ng area fOr onlv 125 51)() LAND COI'ITRACT A most 1 ~ A of level and oil no land wl h a smal 2 BR and bah homt pon~ and ots of pr vacy oca ed n Morgan Twp CHfEAP E Perfect for weekends 5acres of lal'ld abou1 'I c eared and II woods w th frontage on L t e Raccoon Creek plus an old 2 stor v home s 900 BU LDING OR MOBILE HOME SITE ~ Approx 5 acres abou 3 m from town Land s fla t w th t ontage Or'l a ST rd and county wa er ava lab e 55 000 MODERN HOME PARK sm al close to town good ncome easv to take cere of ca I for m ore n fo ma t on VACANT LAND IN RACCOON TW P 100 ac es p Iced at $215 per ac e Very pr Vllle abou t tabl e and , woods w th fronta ge on Raccoon Cr eek SlfS PER ACRE - 65 A h 11 farm s la ce ~d abou m es sw of c 1v About • c earec;:l w h the balan ce wooded CAN YOU AFFORD A HOME & FARM OVER s 00 000., Wei we have one f you qua tv make an appo ntment to see th s 4 vr o d b,. ck ocated abou 1 m f om HMC ThiS beau y s s ua ted on HIA acres of and In he city school d s wl h 3/~ m tron age on Raccoon C eek Other special tea tJ es are 4 BRs 3 1 ba hs tam IV rm w th WB f eplace forma d nino m formal entrance complete kitchen arge LR laundry rm arge sc eened n pat o a tached 2 car garag e plus ano he new 24 x 36 concre1e bock garage No s ghtseers please PRICE REDUCED- Neo v nton - 41 A clean rot ng pasture Good fences large pond old home w th 7 rms and bath and ce ar house 522 500 CITY VACANT LAND Approx 5 2 ac es runn no from Four h Ave to Ch c:kam aug a Creel<. S6 500 Don wa o buy buy and wa COMMERCIAL SITE- l to s and older home on S a e R aute 7 n Kanauga Lots of po enl al for $34 000 BAR BUSINESS & HOTEL Be rou own boss w h h s once n a I fe me n ves ment Loca ed on a c.orne o n M dd epo Cal fo more nfo mal on P ZZA BUSINESS - An exce l en oppor un ty for some bus ness m nded pe son Th s large corner o w h a modern brick bu ld ng s a goad p ace o s art Can be bouahl w 1h or w hout equ pment Cal a appo n m..en LOTS FOR SALE Located on Ne ghborhooct Rd L nco n P ke George Cr eek Rd and Rod r')ey Ha isburg Rd F nanc: ng ava la b e VIRGINIA L SMITH CLOSE TO MIN,£S- 116 ac farm moStly clean level and rol ng lant1 Good 7 rm home REAL ESTATE 2 BR mob e home <(lltb 0756 be ween7ondqp m - MASSIE REALTY NEW LISTING This lovely home IS less lhan I year old has 3 bedrooms 1 ' baths nice k !chen w th range refr gerator d sposal fu ly carpeted 1 car garage Located close to hasp tal $33 000 LISTING - N ce 3 ••droo'm home w h n den fu I lovely k tchen 1 Located n ca today for apt,OIIllm en 32 State Street Ph 446 1998 A A N1bert Broker R10 GRANDE 12x60 mob e home bedrooms bath w h range efr gerator has a bu d ng $27 500 TOWNHOUSE APARTMENTS 2 Bedroom Townhouses 1112 Baths Pay Only One Utthty Addtson Oh1o For lnformatton Call Sh1rley Adktns 367-7250 MOIIU HOME FOR RENT Umlted number of LDts available 40'x70 Perk unt Mobile Home Court 4 m1 west of Gallipolis, Rt 35 Blacktop streets completely modern faclllflts, excellent llvlftt conditions GlfHpolla City School Dlllfrlct Electric or natural gas City water Mil City sewer Mobile hOrnas must be 70 medii or nc :!r S45 per mo Phone 446 3345 lfltr 3 31 p m Richard Bowman, Manager YARD So e Sep 26 29 30 clo hes d apes ug s m sc ems On Von Bu en S eet n V n on Oh o Phone 368 9342 ~ CHESHIRE N ce bedroom home w ttl fa room ovely b basemen na ura furnace car 911' Located on J n ce F'rl ce S29 500 G:~~:~ R ROAD - Th sa I el an ch w th br ck has 3 bedrooms n ce w h shower ovet y en w th ange I family room w th locatecl on 2 38 n ce ant1 beh nd re 131 900 MOVING SALE EUREKA ~ Look ove y o der home v ew of th e ve bedrooms a ge room t eplace n room ga age Good buy 12 700 10 ACRES - Look ng for hat pe fee bu ld ng s e? Th s and s clear on he fron ~nd n ce woods h he back Loceted on Ebenezer Carme Rd from flo Grande Cal o.da y for more nto mat on • yr old brock rancher - 3 bedrooms carpeting beaul fu lam I y room w th farge fireplace Tho home Is well Insulated w th electric baseboard heat modern kitchen with bu It In dishwasher and range Call Dwight Woods 446'1210 Crou se Beck Ro•d Near v new b ck and fram e spl l eve hom e on a arge 3 a ot This home 2 ba h• g off e s 4 br f rep ace I 11 rm Sx24 ca p.e drapes bu t n enge doub e oven and dlshWll$her comb ned refr g fr eezer and n e com Mus see o ap P ec a e ... 9210 Add liOn 0 der 3 bedroom home on large lot A so wo ad on ng lots Th s p operty has frontage on Route 1 n" Rodne'-1 Area - Very 5 oom fr,me home with carpet ng garage and a n ce ol Reesonab y priced Chestnut Street very nea 6 rm nome J bedrooms carpe n 2 ooms and cop plumbing D Evans G Massie 31111 I <46 I"' 813 Jackson 51 Vl~ton Mon & Tues Antique 4 poster bed dresser trunk •PI'hances furnllure mrsc Items For:Male or 1 rade 4~0 BACt< HOE & Doze wo k o so op so and f d avo able 379 22SB JOHN DEERE Doze Ph 446 Ob8 975 cnev on au 0 p !, 350 eng ne eal n ce on ns de A.t6 4660 B CENTENN AL SPK AL BACMHOE DOZER TRENCHER Camp e e outo point Ill o'ne WORK DONE AT REASONAB E a a onfr $76 00 2 one $ 90 RATE Con oct Sm h Ex Mon h o July only S op n at covot ng Ph 446 3WI Pe son s Body Shop 26 Ra I ood S M ddleport 01'1 o o col MUST Se 1~73 S•n Flowe 351 ALL TYPES of doze work Ph 367 0165 379 2621 A tn Ru he lo d Po k Mode 2 B 1968 22 I Conca d self con a ned 9t.. GENERAL (ontrocto s t>o o I ECONOMIZE on fue w j, n Shes a 5 f See ony m 11 motona y co pen e & plUmb spec a on one f replaces mesN Pomeoy R No 4 ng ns oil and epo oil LPgu e Conf ac ng black ond ~oyol Oaks Compg ound dr "ewoys Ph 446 Q587 b ck wo k Ph 368 9939 PROWLER TRAVEL o e $ see the No I e e n he USA Sm h s Hon dQ Soles St Rt 7 Go I po s 0" 0 446 2240 STARCRAFT BEAT he fa p ce nc ease A 976 a le s fo d down5 educ ed o bo 1om 1977 M n moor o en fold downs n sfcxk We sell se v ce and qual ty Open Sundar. Camp Conley So Col q., !162N P P eoson W Va t97 SHASTA 22 f se f con n cluU '1q -" C Economy Mo o 1 So~ 446 ~ NEAL REALTY PRICE REDUCED Ca oday tor new low p ce on t h s t ne 3 B R home loca1ed w thin wa k ng d s ance of schools chu ches and So es Ea s. ~ ma ntenance w th alum s d ng and Nu Sa sh w ndows AI ap p ances o se up housekeep ng Cal 1oday fo vaur apoo n men I Ott ceU6 1694 EVENINGS thtrftt M Ne•l 44' 1546 J M chotf Noll 446 1103 S.m N•l 446 1358 J ' • 1'mc•bi Ph Home 446-2185 Gal1111 County's Faste.t Grott~mg Re~~l estate Tllll car- lot In Cou!lry Air Subdlvlllon tiki FIRST TIME MINI FA.RM Ideal tor horses 3:1,4 acres nearly all fenced oood aroe barn and leve to rol no all ceared Good 3 BR w th ba1h frame home $11000 IIAUTIFUL4 IEDROOMS ON 141 Gallipolis Sch..,l Dial 1 mile from Gallipolis full basemenl patio 1 , blth modern nice modern kitchen gas forced efr furnace Iorge family room Located on a beautiful landScaped lot Just listed Must 111 this home to IPI'rtclale It Buslnns opportunity In Ewlngton 2 bays at this Ashland Gas Station on Route 160 Price Sl6 000 CHEAPIE IN THE COUNTRY 3 room frame home In very good con dltlon one OlJtbui d no some furnl ure range wood burn ng stove f rep ace n v ng room S5 000 41 ACRES beoutffullp wooded several good bu ldlng sites Bl•cktop road rurllt water $10 • · ADDISON Very well kept 3 BR full basement with garage hardwood floorl carpeted LR and hall full ol furnece range washer and drver on 2 2 acres PRICED LOW S20200 6 24 ACRES perfect bu d ng s es p cturesque co un ry su round ngs c tv schoo s ru a water $10 000 NEW HOME NEAR MINES - Be lhe tfrsl to live In th s new 3 BR •II electric home Has carport with large storage area modern kltchtn w th lots of cablntts ranoe & d sposa I bellut fu carpeting largt leve lo You can t beat the pr ce at $26 500 YOU CAN DECORATE 10 suit your taste nearly fin shed 3 BR 1 2 baths contemporary comb kitchen fam y room range hood d shwuher d sposa 1 oven over 1500 sq ft cent a r city schools u .. 000 ARE YOU WILLING IO go as low as S23 500 for a 2 BR nearly new home? We have one only 5 mt es from the c ty all electric fully carpeted modern ~ tchen with range hood end d sposa c y schools NEIGHBORHOOD ROAD :mlv 1 h m les from elty 3 2 ~teres 500 road frontage tv water gas 3 BR home 'arn garaoe greenhouse lu ldlngs need some reoalr Sl5 soo NEW ON THE MARKET 66 ac:re farm - 20 acres til lab e 15 ac:res nice timber 30 acres pulure 3 BR: 2 s ory term home 2 barns hog barn and chiCktn house 1970 tr1ctor bush hoa hay rake baler plow d sc mowlpg machine 200 bales hav 6 cows and 2 celves numerous small tools this rarm won I' be DJ1 th• market long ol S35 000 Better eel soon Ft~ANCING PROBLEMS? Owner will he P ,u11 f td buver finance his brand ntw 3 BR br ck and framt ranch lully cerpeled 1\'2 batha beaut fur modern kitchen city schools U! aoo Cell 19r more deto Ill OWNER ANXIOUS TO IBLL end you 1 br anxious fo buy this ln"YIItm•nt property on George 1 Creek Road alter you hlvil sten theae two fully flJr nlshed ''r cond tloned tro fora oil Iorge 101 bolh Prtltnflr renttd NEW LDW PR CE I SIA500 DDUILE WIDE- 1970 2A x 50' mobile home w range and refrlgtr•tor 13 K 33 awning I'! txcelltnt cond 110 600. RON CANDY REIL10R Audrey C.naday Saleswoman 446 3636 Any Hour Wlis T l.eldina,ham Realtor AD loU of pasture sdtne 1 table large tobacco base pond t m be,. good &roe barn and other autbul dings large 2 story farm home wlfh beth on b icklop rood sso 000 Mlfril cnr Associate Ph Home 379-2184 }r new HGnie carpotld throughout family room 22x12 utility raom nalurel gas heel metal ouibulldlng Priced lor quldt .... VEATISI!DI 7!i acte farm FORTY ACRES w h 5 BR rem ode ed country home 1 farge barn nearly 20 acres tlllabfe rest pasture and t mber Fenced several good bu fdlng s tes on blacktop coad great tacat on for anvone working af m nes 140 000 • su tab e garage or o fler mere al -~Ullin!•~ apar1m aon.. st11t1s COLONIAL RANCH wllh Iaroe family room 3 BR 1 V2 ba1hs modern kltehen large level lot In one of the ar.. s n cut subdi"Y talons cl y schools 1 s brand new and only $36 000 WANT EVERYTHING? It Is for $32 900 I Over Jne acre well landscapec:l ot quite country location Gall polls CitY Schools 3 BR fully carpeted cen elr: electric furnace heat 1 ~ baths arge country style kitchen ~ TARA acres Lower Rver taps sites REALTY ~1066 FIXER UPPER - 3 BR home bun garage other oulbu ldlngs 111 need repair In great location 1'h m les !rom clly 500 road frontage city weter gn LOOK THIS OVER AND MAKE AN OFFE R NEW LISTING! 38 .400 road frontage R 7 400 Oho tron1age 4 water Ideal for building 125 000 vs RUSSELL WOOD REALTOR NEW LIITINGI 25 acrHlevel to rol lng good puture cleared ferictd oond tob~eco bue 4 acres timber block rench type homt with 20 x2A LR w lfrepiiCe llmlly IIZI kitchen ell modern con venlenctS oood ~0 x40 barn other outbulldl"g' location and s ze would m•ke th 1 Ideal tor 1 pr VIII ClUb $37 500 Her~ 237 7806 Columbus 388 8244 Porter FOR RENT New modu o home 3 bed m 2 balh Fu ly d oped co pe ed th oughout Com pie ely mode n k chen w th FURNISHED op• tmen neo d shwoshe go boge d sposo Ho ze Med co Cen e odul s end ce make An nual lease only $175 u es pod Ph Secu y depos t equ ed and 446 441'6of e 1 p m efe ence $250 pe mon h No ~ HOUSE S ooms and bo h Me v n ns de pets Pus U I es Fa L le Chesh e nfo rna on col 367 7636 MOB LE home O\le look ng ve 2 BR mob le home on p vote lo 1 m e be ow own cent o o nope !..._ 367 7514 house fu n sh ngs 1 o 2 odul s 2 BR MHo Eve g een 379 2254 only 446 0338 ClEAN ugs I ke new so eosy o 2 BR MH u n beou ful se t ng oYe look ngOh o R ve p va e do w h Blue lus e Rent e ec o onod~ 7 o Add son t c shompooe 51 Cen al 367 72()2 Supp y~ MOBILE home ' b (smc ) 2 Br dup &k un w h auto Ne ghbo hood Rd fu n Co I k chen ap d sh wa the 675 46116 p on es pot o ond n ce s ze yo d 446 <570 2 8 house o le $85 on Com ~pa gn Rd 367 77116 - CLOSE TO TOWN - < yr o d L shaped ranch ofle s 800 sq f of modern I v ng wh ch ncludes 3 B s 2 ba1rts roomy k 1 chen and d n ng arell arge tam y rm w 1h fireplace and pa o doors 2 ce ga age w h e ec r c: dOO opener AI h s p use arge t e o 3 m ou1 for on l y S36 900 LOVELY SUBU RBAN SETT NG Adds I room o brfathe al masphe e to his f ne 3 bd m linch Ins de you I en oy a f eplace n the v no room forma din no aom ;, ba hs sundry room and a ful basement w h a r rep ace AI h !I pus e arge well land seeped o J m ou v N Ct3 II l\)11 Perfect fu IY carpeteo 1 n k. tchen ns and garage t vO w h one ca CANADAf REALTY Locust Sf Gallipolis Ohio 446 3636 GALLIPOLIS AREA LISTINGS an ac e n a For Fast Results Use The Sund.JJy Times-Sentinel Classifieds 251f2 GAU.IA COUNTY'S LARGEST NEED~ 6 ROOM house n c y W e o Box 427 n co e of Go I pols T bune - R~fW~=-~ L ST NGS NEEDED NOW TO F T OUR BUYERS FURN ap bedroom n ce $175 U t es pd Adul s 446 4416of e 6 pm FURN Eff S ns e $100 U Pd 4464416ofe 6pm fors&J,. - AGENCY LOW week y and mon hly ro es or _ L bby Ho el ,.6 743 975 th ee fou th Chev PU Jmf;d Rand,";; 500 Offtce Home Need a 4 bedroom, large well kep home on a 7 ac e lo sho d ve from own and nea hosp al S.hopp n!il cen er etc Th s home offers a lo mo e for fhe money than most on the ma ke1 oday CANADAY T a e Cou t sel ng a le s c I 8 ou 1ond2b w de good cond on 4o46 1391 nea Sm h Bu ck NEWGMC THE %9 Mus ong Mach I good cond $800 197 Vega good cond Ttl URMAN Hduse An ques Fv n u e ~ pp ng epQ and ef n sh ng Coun y Rd. 8 off 35 Cef"lt~ v J e V I age 2•5 947Q PASQUALE Ele a 4.46- 2716doyo ngh Rsf&tatr1or Sak Real &tate:lur Sale SWideJ llepl211 It'll FOR SALE Buslnnsloc:allon on Second Avenue three story brick building Firat floor has 9920 squa•e feel with full basement Now shOrt lerm lease to Dollar Store denllsl office on second floor Flrsttlme on the market for many years once In a lifetime opportunity LAND Building ot n Porter Call today for more nformatlon LAND Building or mob fe home lots n Eureka area Buy as many ts 8 acres for only ss 300 00 Has rural water and well LAND &uv •pprox mately 3 acrea along St Rt 160 between City of Galllpof s and Holzer Hospital city water and sewer An tx ceJient buy for only S7 soo LAND 35 acres of level to rolling ground on both sides 160 near of State Rt Porter Rural water fronts on Ffo~d Clark Rd and Rt 160 LAND 56 acrts w th 20 acrn of fenced Imber close to North Gaflla High Sthool located on Tttompson Ad lots of road frontage Buy for 125 000 00 LAND 20 acres Located n Morgan Twp located wlfh road frontlliJt on Row es ville Rd Spring water ava table Buy for $17 000 00 LAND Approximately 60 acres located In Gallipolis Twp off Rt 160 be1ween Clly of Gel fpo Is and R 35 Buy lor $10 000 00 LAND 150 X 96 lot located on LiddY Hollow Buy for S< 000 00 ~ DOUBLEWIDE HOME 3 bedroom carpeted modern kitchen rural water refrigerator nnge situated on large lot along George 1 Crtek Rd Ad dtson School Dlslr ct no ooo oo FOR THE LARGE FAMILY we hi'Yt a 9 room 4 bedroom 2 story home n Bidwell onlv 20 minutes from coal m Inti storm w ndows end doors F A furl oil furnace nice ga,.den a,.ea can be yours wllhln 30 days lor only 122 OIXI Col lor an ap !)Ointment 3 BEDROOM CARPETED HOME locatld n Herr son Twp Macedonia Ad F A ftJrnace modern kitchen rura w•ter and cisterns 1 peactfu home n • rural setting Price S21 000 RIO GRANDE AREA 26 )(40 2 bedroom cottage situated on 1 ac:rt of 2 c•r gar•ge wired end In oulated modern kitchen rural water F A fuel o 1 furnac• Price S23 000 4 BEDROOM CARPETED HOMI near Clay School Golf polls c ty S D s1tu1ted on 1 acre lot w b flrep •ce unique living 1ne1 din ng room Call to,. more Inform at on DWELLING and 26 x 32 N1CE 3 BEDROOM block bul ding s tuated on COTTAGE ocated on 40 • 132 rot n Ga 1 pol s Centre! Avenue Modern Including contents of bloc;k kltc:htn panel ng compact bulfdfn~ Suy lor lot w lh storage bfuldfnv s20 ooo oo -Price s 9 700 FOR RENT NOW II $20 000 00 Will bUV a Rental avallab e f rs of modern ont floor J October now occup ed by bedroom 111 e eclrlc home Centra Soya or the north tn Gall polls Cllv school s de of Sycam.ore S1reet be d str ct Situated on HO x ween second and Th rd 75 lot carpeted except for Avenue resonable ren1 k tchen and bath new arge parking area ca I for cond t on rural wate an appomtment centre! sewage collection blacktop streeu Ca for Furn sned ra er n Rio mort Inform atlon Can be Grande c ose o the Post V A •nd F H A financed Off ce $110 00 a month GRACIOUS 2 story br ck 1F YOU RE PLANNING TO SELL CALL US WE home 8 arge rooms A LIST OF kitchen and bath up and HAVE down has been used as PROSPECTIVE BUYERS rental •partment large AND WE RE ANXIOUS front porch city wa er and TO SE~VE YOU sewer Call for appoint IF YOU DON T SEE THE PROPERTY YOU WANT ment odlly Buy tor IN THIS AD CALL WE $300001)() MAY liE ABLE TO FIND IT FOR YOU IUILD A HOMI A.long Call Wood lnsur1nce & fit 7 Crown City we hove Rill Ealolo 446 Ill" 2 Iota wllh 1 lOIII ol 91 l:vtnlntl Ruuell Wood frontage Buy both lor only 446 4611 S$000 K tn More an 446 0971 I IEDROOM IRICK lmmedlatt pouess on owner hu moved to a firm Be the f irst to ook at this nice brick home near the hospital Has a large living room mOdern eat n ldtchen with ell bu It n cab nets and range large both In Oellfpolls Clly S.Choof District Won I ut long Priced to sel IMMEDIATE POSSESSION IN GALLIPOLIS Owner moving out Of town must sell Immediately Nice home Beaut ful wooded lot walking distance to city sctlools 3 bedrooms forma din na room n ce modern k tchen fully carpeted t n stled garage nal gas forced a r furnace tentral a r won t lest ong see t now HIDDEN CHALET One of Gall a Coun1ys most un que homes 10 rooms plus 2 baths fe•turing 2 bedrooms on the ma n level and the master bedroom on the second level wl h sliding o ass doo s tad no to a bl conv Has a sunken p t w th wood burn ng fireplace d nlng room and modern kitchen complete with a bu It n cab nets d shwasher d sposal and range Home Is total e!ectr c w th cenlra air The Interior of th s Is very rustle w th beamed cathedral ce lngs Th s could be your dream home setting on 6 acres of woodland Approx 3 m es from Gal lpolls 7RODMS 4BEDROOMS Gall pol s School Dis rict basement 1 2 be hs mOdern k tchen complete w th b rch cab nets F A furnace carport 2 wood burn ng fireplaces family room arge lot w 1h fru t trees and a storage building W thin 5 miles of Gall pols Nice home at a good price COMMERCIAL BUILDING & SITE State Highway 7 North Masonry Bu ldlng w ttt br ck front bu ding like new Approx s ze 30 x24 2 story Level lot fronts 175 f1 on State Highway 7 Call now MIDDLEPORT BUSINESS INCDM~ PROPERTY Up to $660 00 per month Rentas plus a beaut ful 7 room 3 bedrooms) home to live n yourse f a um sld ng good grade n ce front porch lots of bu It tn ceblnets able tap range wall oven laundry tubs nat gas forced 1 r furnace centr• e r wood burn ng t replace Lots of sh ub bery eve grassy lot A beau lful place pus a nice lhcome Priced right oo SALE OF REAL ESTATE Rio Grande College Board of Trustees will accept bids for the following described real estate at the President's offic;e, Allen Hall, until 12 Noon on tile 14th day of October, 1f76 Eac:h bid shall have a check for 2 pet of bid prlc:t accompanying the bid The bids will be opened at 7 p m on the 14th day of October, 1f76 i'be Rio Grande College Board of Trustees reserves the right to reject any and 111 bids Dllc:rlptlon Twelve unit, two story brick apartment building containing two-three bedroom, six two bedroom and four onebedroom apartmtl'lfl ovtr poured concrete foundation The apartmtnt building Is located 1111r Rio Grande College The IPflralul report may be tuminecl at the c:ollttt and furtlltr Information may be obtained by c:ontac:ttng tilt offic:t of the D11 ectw If Finance .. 213 ACRES 6 Room home F A fur nace woot1 burning 1 replace 4 barns m lk house 500 gallon m lk tank good fencing all mineral rights goes lots 01 pesture approx 25 •crt~ ot t liable Ofl Stote Roure 218 10 ACRES NICE HOME A wondtrfu couple developed this attract ve term ttomestead At tract ve modern 6 room homt very pretty setllng Barn n ce 'h acre pond stocked with fish Good meadow and fescue pasturt ldtal for catt e or ho ItS 10 acres timber with tra Is to r de n Teacher being transferred mmed ate possess on Cal now IEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME PLUS70 A LAND Th s home s very at ract ve modern In every way 6 rooms 3 btdrooms .5 c oseh 2 ba hs shower k tchen arge and pretty Many more des rab e features nc ud ng corner lot blacklop road l ca oaraoe 2 porc:hts patio small green house w th furnace barn 70 A I med and tert I zed B G pasture lo s of walo trees Check w h us tod 2 STORY COUNTRY HOME ~ acres 5 m les from Ga I pol s 7 rooms 4 bedrooms pari al basement fue o 1 to ced air furnace rural water Ga 1 pol s Schoo D st Garden Sf!ace frontage on A accoon Creek NEW LISTING LOOK THIS OVER 76 Acres Farm moderns x room home good barn new tool shed uf tv bldG L n• ftnces a woven w re 42 acres B G pasture 10 acres woods 22 acres meadow and tillable plenty of locust trees 1200 lb tobac:co base ThiS farm s In ttte Gall pol s School 0 s r ct Call Now 12ACRESRT 32S Near Me us M nes has barn stora.oe building rarm pond F'resent v has one ra er rental space This can be developed in o a nice ncome p operty 161 ACRES OOOD CATTLE FARM Lots of poss b lit es 2 large stock barns ooad concrete round stock water In 1rough 30 acres n cu tlvatlon 200 It tobacco base Lots of new fencing Plenty water n fields 10 acres timber Owner rea y anx ous to se I can be bought as a s nglt unit or sma fer a moun 1 NEW LISTING LOOK THIS OVER 76 Acr• Farm modern six room home good bern new tool shed uHifly bldg Line t.IICH all woven wlro 42 a ern B G pasture 10 acrn woods 22 acrn meedow and tillable plenty of locust trees 1200 lb toblcco base This farm Is In the Gallipolis School District Call Now 1111 ACRES PLUS Vacant A woodland wonderlal"d some pas ure snd t fable land Less than $160 per acre SPRUCE STREET IN GALLIPOLIS l Bedroom modern home w h bu t n c:ab nets aluminum Siding Total e!ectr c garden space Within walking distance of downtown Gall pol s 3 BEDROOM 1 Acrt PIUS - leve IP prox 1 1 m les from hosp ta on blacktop rd P enty of g•rden space rural water country living con to Gel pol s p,. ced only $18 000 IUACRES NEAR PORTER New house under constr plus 6 room farm house barn & other outbuildings ApproK uo acres of pas ure and t mber & epprox 28 •cres of t 1 able land All m nera r ghts goes some good fences AI lend & houses for only SSl 000 Now 3 IEDROOMS LARGE FAMILY ROOM Large lot n a n ce com mun tv frame with bf ck front F A tu,.nace modern k tchen pat o u 11 ty room modern b•th Must ser th s home t s pr ced r ght call now LARGE COUNTRY HOME PLUS 19 ACRE 5 7 rooms frame 4 bedrooms w tn bath ots of bu 1 t In cab nets good smal barn blacktop ro1t1 Price Reduced 4 BEDROOMS ROUTE SU Galllpol s School D strict Lots of room basement tem ly room 2 2 baths garage modern k tchen wood burn ng f rep ace Ia ge tot and garden space storage bu lding approx 8 x10 C ose to Rodney Pr ced right TARA ESTATES ONLY 141 1100 Beaut tul 8 room house 1881 sq ft lv ng space Featu,. ng 3 BR With deUX! walk In closets 2 bettls g a 1ract ve FR beautiful rock f eld Slone fireplace Formal DR Built n k t chen mported I ght f K ures and pewter door hardware Also enjoy the use of Club House & Swim m I no Pool Pr ce Reduced to U8 000 DA1RY lOYCROWN CITY Go ng prot tab e bus ness 390 f1 frontege on State R t 7 All bu ld ngs and listed equ pment goes Large paved erea easy access Good InVestment p,.operty Ttl s s a fast developing area The only restaurant within severe miles lnqu re today Lar1• C•p• Cod Home 2300sq ft of llvlno sp•ce .. bedrooms 2 baths formal living room with W 8 f replace family room completely furn ahed kitchen counttr tog range bu t n wall oven disposal ? dishwasher 2 car garage ocated on 1 acre In Go llpolls c tv Schoof DfSI See Th is A WISE INVESTMENT 6 Room house 78 A barn and utll 1y bu ld ng House has a bu It In kitchen runn ng water F A fur nece Se"Yeral acres of t 1 able land 1 296 lb tobacco base lot& of pasture and some t mbrr All lor $23 000 oo LOT& MOilLE HOME n Porter 10 x50 bedrooms Elcona N ot 30!i acre level Priced only S6 900 PRICE REDUCED A PLEASING COUNTRY HOME 7 Rooms and b•th Very n ce kitchen with tab r top ,.ange ef gera or dish washer washer and dryer New beau1ifully con structed me 11 barn Good fences for ca 1 e o,. horses Lsroe garden space evel 1 99 acres F'rlced $29 900 00 Ill ACRE FARM NEAR RIO GRANDE Go llpof s School D strict 2 ba ns 2 sheds approx 20 acres of pasture 40 acres of good t mber (Oak & Pinel Approx 20 acres of t liable land All m neral rights ooes tobacco bese some farm machinery lvestock {hogs and lay no hens) 3 Rural water tapspa d A 1 crops goes 2 mob I e homes lone s 14 x6S) and a l room ott c house Just 1 sled 38EDROOM5 RT 35 WEST Galllpo IS Schoof 0 so 2 Car garaoe I 2 baths 5 rooms ranch style with 1 248 sq ft lv no space storm doors & windows modern k tchen with d sh wuher Ltrge ot See 1h s one now We're Out Td .Sell The Earth . We Need Your Home or Farm to Sell. CAll NOW. OFFI"E 446-7699 HOME 446-9539 WANT TO OWN BUT NEED HELP IN FINANC NG? N ce 2 bedroom fo m home wh ch has been (:Ompletely emodeled ecen ly La ge bam n good cond lion o I th s 1 f ng o app ox ma e y 17 ac es near town Mob e ~ome rental spot on prope ty Good nvest men rento opportun tv Call 446 10<9olre 6p m - 50 Acre Ia m for sale 20 A hay 30 A pastu e fo m pond ol m ne al rlgh s apr ngs and county wot• w th 3 b fro le ond ba n P ce $23 OIXI Coli 256 1253 .42 acre fo m no bu ld ng some THREE .4 acre Ia s opprox 170 f lmbe and locust pos In Ohio ve f on age 6 m from P Pleosont on R1 62 $7500 eoch To~ p ~46 1630c_____ Ph 614 379 2663 AUCTION CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT OCT. 2, 1976 - 10:30 A.M. HUNTINGTON, W VA. Dozers Graders Rubber Tire End Loaders Crawler Loaders Back Hoes Fork Lifts Single Tri Axle Tandom Dump Trucks Light Plants Cement Trucks Single & TandDm Tractors Low Boy & Tag a long Trailers Farm Tractors Campers Flat Bed and Van Trailers Air Compressors many more Items Terms Complete payment day of sale Cash or Cashier Checks Personal or company checks only with a current letter of credit from bank For Further Information Contact Rex Donaht11,304-736-7179 Bill Shetts Auc:tlon Company, Box 33 Buc:hlnnon, W V• 26201 Phont 304-472 4475 lranch Manager THERE IS NO SIGN n fron of th sa I br ck home ocated In CQuntry A re Es 1 es howevu it is easy o spot Look for e low prof le L ShiPtd home s uated on an acre lo well landscaped and flat Look t over as you dr ve DV and l'len cal tor •n ep po ntment for a personal tour of Us modern nter or THERE IS ND DOUBT about t t you ike p ush carpet large ,.oomy bedroom s modern k tchen plus 1 tam ly room and I v no room arge enough to em erta n your guests th s ls,1ust wha you ore ook ng for 11 !I pr ced to H 1 Cal today for an appo ntment AT THE EDGE of the c ty on R 588 you will find a Iaroe brick home Th s homt s ts on a ot with so 11 frontage and o400 ft depth The owners are mov ng ou of s a e and would like lo sel very qu ck If you are a qual ted buyer ca for an app odav The pr(ce s on y $:13 000 mmed Pass Price Reduced IT S AN OLDER HOME w tl'l 3 or 4 8 R na ura gas hee c ty schoo s lots of ke new carpel • acre flat o and the PRICE IS R GHT 123 000 Calf VS Real v today I GREEN ACRES s lhe p ace tor you Th s cozv home offers 3 Brs a large v ng room built n kl chen and a fu I basement PI us a very fr end IV ne gh borhood THE PRICE S rtduced on 32 acres loca ted four m es from Ga ipolls on Route Ut ON U S 3S near HMC This room three bed,.oom hom e has a very n ce k11chen hardwood floors basemen w th 11m ly ,.oom u I ty room and garage $27 900 v THE PRICE Is reduced on 1 32 acres locattd tour m les from Gall pot s on Aou e 1111 NEW TO THE LOCAL MARKET house de ached 2b37 concrete block garage and 46x48 barn w h slalls locattd on y 3 m les from Me as M ne No 1 c1111 oday or you may be too ate 35 acn~s THE PRICE IS REDUCED on his a br ick ranch located In the V lege of Northup Three bedrooms t26K15 vng room 1:>7 baths plus many o tter features c tv schoo s CALL TODAY FIREPLACE 1 2 bOihS three bedrooms ots of nice ca rpe and much more a I In a ve v pretty b ck C tv schools Call soon It won last long We have other lsi nos f you are buy ng or selling call vs Real y oday ~II of our listing~ are shown by appointment only PHONE 446-0552 - ANIDME 428 2nd AVt GALLIPOLIS. OHIO CUSTOM bu I home situated on MUST sell pr ca educed 10 acres w th 2 ponds offa tng $15 800 by owner 2 br .4 total p vocy and pono omlc m es out Mill C nk Ph .tl46 view home ndudes 3 BR 3 full balhs 2200 sq 11 wllh ' pump ond central o 2 m es VA FHA 3D yr I none ng Ireland Mor gage n E Slate Athen1 I om Go I pol t & Holzer 592 3051 Hasplta $60 1 ph 614 379 1691 2663 Registered Nurse! Positions Available 011 Plants which 11 lulovllte ead Proptrly linn are marked with whitt llakos Owner will finance lot .... all three Al...._n ond nlgllf sllllt Excellent starting 1111ry oxcellotrt fringe benefits Conloct Persannel OHico Gallipolis State Institute Phone446-2917 PUBLIC AUCTION Locllld on Stolt Routt 139 IPI'roxlmaltly 7 milts South of Jackson Olllo 4 milts south of Appalochlan Highway IS R 124 W) Walch for Public Auction Signs SATURDAY OCTOBER 2 1916 Starting oliO 30 AM Consisting In part of Coleman 75 000 BTU fuel oil healer & tank Buckeye coal heetrola kerosene 2 burner stove Frigidaire refrigerator G E washing machine electric fans Emer1011 portable TV couch uphalsterld chairs Hoover upright sweeper knlc naeks cookware oak combination bookcase & secretary lin doored pie safe A old straight back mlllchlng chairs Iron bed beds oak dresser with beveled mirror hickory bottom rocker old Chrystal redlo bayonet lard oil lamp kerosene lamp stone jars & Jugs kraut cutter household end electric Items antiques and collector 1 tern a hand & garden tools too numerous to mention terms cashlunch Will Be Served MR SAM NANCE OWNER TERMS CASH Lunch Will Be Servld Daryl Alban AUCTIONEERS Kennolh Swoln NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, SEPT. 25, 11:00 A.M. --~---- 5 Ac ea of good lend one fou th H ghway m Ia from St Gol pal s Schoof D s cl 256 1763 -----'-- BUD McGHEE AUCTION SALE THURSDAY, SEPT. 30, 10:00 A.M. Follow R33 N of Pomeroy to lhe top of hl(l lust S of Athens Oh turn lett onto C21 follow C211or 1 , miles lotheSIAIIenfarm REFRIGERATION BUTCHER& MEAT SHOP EQUIP (will sell approx 1 30 p m) 3 Copeland ref units (S ton 3 ton & 1 h ton) coils for each unit will be offered separately Geo Wells spllfflng saw lor heavy cattle approx 100 track w auto switches v, ton elec holst 3 doz track rollers w stainless s hooks alum clutch lor lowering hind quarters Fairbanks M 600 lb hanging scales Toledo computer scaln 10' McCray meat case Toledo No 22 high speed meal saw Stimpson No 22 meat grinder w low speed geer Globe meat slicer Toledo steak culler 8X10 walk In cooler carts racks baskett office equip etc All quality Items In good condition FARM ITEMS & MACHINERY (w II sell flrsl) Super C Farm all w good tires (block busted)- will offer lor parts & then as a unit Super C cultlv & 12 breaking plows 1 lnl A type mower 5 ton steel wagon on rubber lnt manure Sp on steel tractor post hole digger 9 culllpacker snow blede lor tractor or Jeep tractor chains truck chains 80 barn track w switch good cattle racks for I pick up & 10V• !ruck many other farm Items- 2 PEACOCKS 2 PEAHENS 5 small peafowl 11 W R laying hens 10 wire poultry cage on legs ANTIQUES !some furniture) COLLECTABLES COINS 2 coal healers 25 shelving unit HOUSEHOLD GOODS & mise Items Lunch available Tarm1 Cash or ck w I D 51 ALLEN OWNER Ph 61<1-5'12 1262 C E Sheridan Auct Take R33 North of Pomerop go lllrougb Protls Fork & turn Wesl onto C69 & follow to T49 ( 1 milo E of Chase) 2nd house Mrs Woodyard Is moving from her old home Into 1 mobllo home & will sell ONE TIME LISTING- CLIP & SAVE ANTIQUES & COLL ITEMS dresser w deep c:arvlng & candle shelves 2 palnled kitchen cupboards w glass doors Emp re Cherry bureeu Cherry chest of drawers set oil painted press blck chairs w spindles hump beck trunk phonograph kitchen cabinet w flour bin painted Wal dresser w marble Insert slant tront desk drop lee! Cherry fable (1 lee! gone) wood medicine cabinet Oek rocker library table treadle sewing mch w box lop Iron bed wool 9 patch comfort 6 other comlorls Incubator 20 gal stone jar 3 other stone jars (1 w blue I wove11 basket o I lamp w hencllo Dep glass candy dish & honey dish 10 milk cans steel beam right hand breeklng plow shoe last 3 horse evener horse collars etc HOUSEHOLD GOODS sm upright freezer 2 coal heat ng stoves apt size refrigerator & bottled gas range 5 pc dinette set hide-a bed mefal bed comp r•ll a way bed Formlc:a top table Singer compact sweeper Kirby upright sweepar radio mise dishes & cooking utensils ate MACHINERY GUNS & MISC ITEMS 1970 250 cc Motorcycle bike good t5 snow tlrn Savtoge Automatic 12 ga modeln5 Sprlnglleld Savage pump Modoi67E Savage 22 m over 410 Wood 60 3 pt 5 brush hog 12 auger post hale digger 6 tractor rotary hoe single 16 pick up plow Homellte chain saw 22 power mower small air compressor milk cooler two 5 horse mowers 11 lnl No 9 & 1 Case) dump rllko herness 2 good sets leather housing 3 pt single shovel marking plow 8 pipe rack for Ford tnrck log hooks elec drill power saw battery charger mise tools & Items too numerous to metlllon Terms Cash or ck w 10 Eats available MRS LOIS WOODYARD OWNER- Ph 593 5697 SHERIDAN S AUCTION SER ICE - Ph 448 4763 �26-The SWlday Tunes Sentinel SWldaY SeDl 26 1976 - Tbe St•.., ~ llladntl For Fast Results Use The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds _ Nooc~s Auto Sal..., LAWN mowe and o o lie s epa s I 59 Se<:ond Ave Fa so e mowe s and e: s '146 2531 M Dodge Van Ph '145 5529 SEW NG Mo h n& epa se ce A I makes Fench C y Fob c Shoppe 58 Cov Call po s Oho SWEEPER and sew ng mach ne epa po sand suppl as P ck up and de e y Do s Vacuum C eone n le up Geo ges C e~k Rd Ph 446 0294 ce S& S800 Ph 367 05< BOB LANE BRANCH MANAGER 8S5 SECOND AVENUE GALL POLIS OHIO Wanted-to Buy JUNK au o and sc op me al Ph 368 6776 LOGS WAN fED op p e po d fo quo y logs do e ed o au yo d ndus a T mbe and Land Co Oak H Ave S o e R 93 3m e5N ofOokH 682 690'1 682 7687 T MBER Top p eel pod to son d ng mbe Indus ol T mbe and Land Co Oak H II D v S R 93 3m esN ofOokH I BEG N you sp ng c eon ng by hov n11 you co pe s c eoned by 682 690'1 682 7687 bes me hod known Remo e CORN p eke Dec bo n o Wood Molc.e you co pe o lle d B o he s fa po s col ~4b oo~ new ago n Fo f ee 4484 es mo e co 379 2662 DEAD S ock emoved No ho ge Will BUY S .45 ac es es han $15 000 no o e $2000Qo he Col 245 55 4 nos Con oc P Casto 2 FREE o good home 3 y old Kanawha Ave N o W Vo spayed e no e Fok Hound m x 2SI43 b eed good wo ch dog good w hkds 4467612o e S ,.-----------, EDWARDS CUSTOM MEATS Bv c e p e coo cv w op Will wrll pay $100 for L onel and I eeze we use oc ke trains as follows No 2037 pope and nd v duo mo k Jus P nk wrth lavender green opened co I o nmed o e op prnk and blue cars po n men 675 2957 Frontier Set 1862 1872 PRETTY as o pc u e F om leo 1881 Frerghl sets 5344 763 Pho og aphy F ne colo 773 8976 203 and any 2 pho og ophy and etl motor diesel l ames oo 446 7C94 Must be on good unbroken complete condrllon Phone 446 822 - 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--~ 72 Che..., cus om compe h ee lou th T PU 350 4 ba el •~· ~11379 2<03" - - 196.4 Co ve e St ng oy coupe 4<6 '1868 71 fo d Mover ck eol sho p o cond P S bock v ny top ed body 6 ely ou a Ph 949 280 ~ Go a OFFICE space down own 514 Se cond Ave .4.46 0008 d 9751 Ton Chev S oke PS en Ho el 975 th ee fou tt-l T GMC PU 4 w PB 446 7900 446 1049 Real !::&tal~ lor Sale WISEMAN IlealE•tale ~~ 1972 AMX PO oufo 2 d A467513aler5 $1700 co I ------ l976 Dodge Cho ger Day ono ed and ma aon PS P8 o cond om fm tope eel n ng sea 1 spec ol whee s lock ng d f furenl of 9 000 w fe dr "en m les new cos $6900 se $5900 Ph 446 1622 1972 Cheve e 350 eng 2 d Hd _!P Ph A.t6 4085 (Is REAL ESTATE AGENCY PR CEO FOR MMEO ATE SALE Exce lently cons rue ed 3 bed oom on approx l of \/ery p easant ne ghbo hood n Kyge Creek School D s r c You can own h s beau fu home gl'lt now for the unbe evab e pr ce $23 500 00 Land 7 2 ac es on Bu av lie Road Good bu ld ng s te to subd v s on or a baby fo m V~cint Vacant Land Jl Acres Jus off Route 60 on Thompson Road Beau ful bu d ng s es w h wooded areas Su ld you r home here and get away from t a P ced we below fa marke va ue a SlO 000 Select Ne ;hborhood Nea shopp ng cen er ancf hosp ta Very wei kep J bed oom 1 ba h on one of he n ce o s n h s a ea Don e1 lh s ba ga n pass you by n Town N eai he r::orne of Th cl and V ne s ree s Th s sa 2 s ory J bed oom hOme hat has been emode ed recent y Just h nk of tlie e:ase n ge t ng o he shopp ng d stT c schools churches e1r:: offered 1o you a a ve y easonab e gr ce of S2.9 000 N ce 3 Bedroom ga age on app O)( 7 ac e lo jus off Bu av lie Road nea Rou e 35 Only 5 yean o d and modestly p ced at S22 000 WE HAVE THE BUYERS We have had our best year ever and we now have fewer !stings than ever We need good clean es dential or I arm property We have buyers waiting Ca us for fast effie ent real esfa1e serv ce GREAT GRANDFATHER BUILT IT And ved n 11 G andmother used t for a resfaurani and now Mother and Dad have one of the very n cest ant que sto es In the a ea A present t s used fa res dental and commerc al You can use It to .su t yourself Th s really s a f ne old home w lh a most spectacular f replace You II love t and ove t ncludes 2776 acres of pr me development and w th water and sewe Don I et th s one sl p away f om you Put Another Log On The F re save on Plat fue b Th s Me of e k net 3 t)ectroom br ck has 2 w b f eplaces d n ng ar!!a nIce k tchen I baths am y room fu basement 1 csr garage Low Fo es OTHER COUNSELORS GALLIPOLIS Den ver K H gtey 446 0002 CROWN CITY Joe Cnns 2S6 1456 NATIONAL ADVER TIS ING w lh Gallery of Homes the 4 DES $20~000 Someth ng N c:e You agree Fo $33 900 h s p easan modern 3 bed oom 2 s ory w I p ease you nc: udes arge 1am ly room format d n ng anc1 garage C)Q New L st ng Be he t rst o see th s beatJl fu 3 or 4 bed oom home 2 w b 1 rep aces huge tam ly room ca hedra ce ng n I v ng room fancy IC. 1chen and fo mal d n rqJ room Don wa Buy now Countr Mode n ~ft. locll et1 ~ ac es f sma fa ..\1 1 edr.oom oun t ry a ge o Fall Into The The Best a uy n Town You won t be eve h s barga " Ver~ n ce 3 or .& bedroom home Needs pa n s and redec:'o a ng You won reg e ook ng a h s one Large 2 Story Th sA be~r l'V" er home he f x can ~e E I fan )0 and some eft \1 ease makes. an outs tnd ng home AT LAST YOUR DREAM HOME yr old br ck ranch offers 2 140 sq f of made n v no Don t wa o see th s J Br and 2 ba h home the k tchen s co Tlple e w h d shw.uhe d sp n c owave oven and ange 0 her spec al ea ures are fhe arge forma d nlng rm qual y carpe heal pump 2 se ts pll o doo s 2~<57 pllt o and 2 ca gerege w h e ec c door opener FHA OR VA yr Old ancll n exce en con t1 on has ots o offer fo on y S.21 900 To a elec r c: ho ne t ea u es J BRs aund m large k chen w h d shwashe r 2x2.t fa m y T1 w th pa o doo s cen t a wale and sewage and a at o n Rodney V age Cal us right now BY WISEMAN We need L st ngs Ca the W seman Agency U6 3643 Gall il co s Largest Rul Estate Sa es Agency Otf ce 446 l64l Ike W seman 446 37" E N W stman U4 4500 GROCERY 8 Z- Corner Loca on - Th s arge a r ond oned b ocJ<. bu d ng v t e s a on c:e n a fe me oppo un v o some bus ness m nded pe son A sto k and equ pmen p tJS 2 en a s go w h h s ucra ve bus ness CITY - QU ET STREET Comfor able 6 rms and ba h w h a Ia ge back po ch and ga age loca ed on F f h Ave P ced o sel 18 000 VINTON AVE N ce older 112 s or v home s s on a arge !eve ot end offets 1 rms and bath downsta rs plus 2 up f needed Th s home has been pa t ally remodeled and has ca pe ed f oors new furnace and s nk basement ga age and aroe shade t ees Located on Clark Chapel Rd Off 554 tn POrter 3 BR farm home garage Also good MH wtfh refngerator and range Rural water new septic system Beautiful evergreen and walnut trees 4 IEOROOMS IN N ce com for able home on Ev•n! offe s roo m to spa vour ~rowing tam v wnere else can vou oet a tu 1 basement faml"' rm wllh gas f repiiCI! Ia ge k chen and d n ng area fOr onlv 125 51)() LAND COI'ITRACT A most 1 ~ A of level and oil no land wl h a smal 2 BR and bah homt pon~ and ots of pr vacy oca ed n Morgan Twp CHfEAP E Perfect for weekends 5acres of lal'ld abou1 'I c eared and II woods w th frontage on L t e Raccoon Creek plus an old 2 stor v home s 900 BU LDING OR MOBILE HOME SITE ~ Approx 5 acres abou 3 m from town Land s fla t w th t ontage Or'l a ST rd and county wa er ava lab e 55 000 MODERN HOME PARK sm al close to town good ncome easv to take cere of ca I for m ore n fo ma t on VACANT LAND IN RACCOON TW P 100 ac es p Iced at $215 per ac e Very pr Vllle abou t tabl e and , woods w th fronta ge on Raccoon Cr eek SlfS PER ACRE - 65 A h 11 farm s la ce ~d abou m es sw of c 1v About • c earec;:l w h the balan ce wooded CAN YOU AFFORD A HOME & FARM OVER s 00 000., Wei we have one f you qua tv make an appo ntment to see th s 4 vr o d b,. ck ocated abou 1 m f om HMC ThiS beau y s s ua ted on HIA acres of and In he city school d s wl h 3/~ m tron age on Raccoon C eek Other special tea tJ es are 4 BRs 3 1 ba hs tam IV rm w th WB f eplace forma d nino m formal entrance complete kitchen arge LR laundry rm arge sc eened n pat o a tached 2 car garag e plus ano he new 24 x 36 concre1e bock garage No s ghtseers please PRICE REDUCED- Neo v nton - 41 A clean rot ng pasture Good fences large pond old home w th 7 rms and bath and ce ar house 522 500 CITY VACANT LAND Approx 5 2 ac es runn no from Four h Ave to Ch c:kam aug a Creel<. S6 500 Don wa o buy buy and wa COMMERCIAL SITE- l to s and older home on S a e R aute 7 n Kanauga Lots of po enl al for $34 000 BAR BUSINESS & HOTEL Be rou own boss w h h s once n a I fe me n ves ment Loca ed on a c.orne o n M dd epo Cal fo more nfo mal on P ZZA BUSINESS - An exce l en oppor un ty for some bus ness m nded pe son Th s large corner o w h a modern brick bu ld ng s a goad p ace o s art Can be bouahl w 1h or w hout equ pment Cal a appo n m..en LOTS FOR SALE Located on Ne ghborhooct Rd L nco n P ke George Cr eek Rd and Rod r')ey Ha isburg Rd F nanc: ng ava la b e VIRGINIA L SMITH CLOSE TO MIN,£S- 116 ac farm moStly clean level and rol ng lant1 Good 7 rm home REAL ESTATE 2 BR mob e home <(lltb 0756 be ween7ondqp m - MASSIE REALTY NEW LISTING This lovely home IS less lhan I year old has 3 bedrooms 1 ' baths nice k !chen w th range refr gerator d sposal fu ly carpeted 1 car garage Located close to hasp tal $33 000 LISTING - N ce 3 ••droo'm home w h n den fu I lovely k tchen 1 Located n ca today for apt,OIIllm en 32 State Street Ph 446 1998 A A N1bert Broker R10 GRANDE 12x60 mob e home bedrooms bath w h range efr gerator has a bu d ng $27 500 TOWNHOUSE APARTMENTS 2 Bedroom Townhouses 1112 Baths Pay Only One Utthty Addtson Oh1o For lnformatton Call Sh1rley Adktns 367-7250 MOIIU HOME FOR RENT Umlted number of LDts available 40'x70 Perk unt Mobile Home Court 4 m1 west of Gallipolis, Rt 35 Blacktop streets completely modern faclllflts, excellent llvlftt conditions GlfHpolla City School Dlllfrlct Electric or natural gas City water Mil City sewer Mobile hOrnas must be 70 medii or nc :!r S45 per mo Phone 446 3345 lfltr 3 31 p m Richard Bowman, Manager YARD So e Sep 26 29 30 clo hes d apes ug s m sc ems On Von Bu en S eet n V n on Oh o Phone 368 9342 ~ CHESHIRE N ce bedroom home w ttl fa room ovely b basemen na ura furnace car 911' Located on J n ce F'rl ce S29 500 G:~~:~ R ROAD - Th sa I el an ch w th br ck has 3 bedrooms n ce w h shower ovet y en w th ange I family room w th locatecl on 2 38 n ce ant1 beh nd re 131 900 MOVING SALE EUREKA ~ Look ove y o der home v ew of th e ve bedrooms a ge room t eplace n room ga age Good buy 12 700 10 ACRES - Look ng for hat pe fee bu ld ng s e? Th s and s clear on he fron ~nd n ce woods h he back Loceted on Ebenezer Carme Rd from flo Grande Cal o.da y for more nto mat on • yr old brock rancher - 3 bedrooms carpeting beaul fu lam I y room w th farge fireplace Tho home Is well Insulated w th electric baseboard heat modern kitchen with bu It In dishwasher and range Call Dwight Woods 446'1210 Crou se Beck Ro•d Near v new b ck and fram e spl l eve hom e on a arge 3 a ot This home 2 ba h• g off e s 4 br f rep ace I 11 rm Sx24 ca p.e drapes bu t n enge doub e oven and dlshWll$her comb ned refr g fr eezer and n e com Mus see o ap P ec a e ... 9210 Add liOn 0 der 3 bedroom home on large lot A so wo ad on ng lots Th s p operty has frontage on Route 1 n" Rodne'-1 Area - Very 5 oom fr,me home with carpet ng garage and a n ce ol Reesonab y priced Chestnut Street very nea 6 rm nome J bedrooms carpe n 2 ooms and cop plumbing D Evans G Massie 31111 I <46 I"' 813 Jackson 51 Vl~ton Mon & Tues Antique 4 poster bed dresser trunk •PI'hances furnllure mrsc Items For:Male or 1 rade 4~0 BACt< HOE & Doze wo k o so op so and f d avo able 379 22SB JOHN DEERE Doze Ph 446 Ob8 975 cnev on au 0 p !, 350 eng ne eal n ce on ns de A.t6 4660 B CENTENN AL SPK AL BACMHOE DOZER TRENCHER Camp e e outo point Ill o'ne WORK DONE AT REASONAB E a a onfr $76 00 2 one $ 90 RATE Con oct Sm h Ex Mon h o July only S op n at covot ng Ph 446 3WI Pe son s Body Shop 26 Ra I ood S M ddleport 01'1 o o col MUST Se 1~73 S•n Flowe 351 ALL TYPES of doze work Ph 367 0165 379 2621 A tn Ru he lo d Po k Mode 2 B 1968 22 I Conca d self con a ned 9t.. GENERAL (ontrocto s t>o o I ECONOMIZE on fue w j, n Shes a 5 f See ony m 11 motona y co pen e & plUmb spec a on one f replaces mesN Pomeoy R No 4 ng ns oil and epo oil LPgu e Conf ac ng black ond ~oyol Oaks Compg ound dr "ewoys Ph 446 Q587 b ck wo k Ph 368 9939 PROWLER TRAVEL o e $ see the No I e e n he USA Sm h s Hon dQ Soles St Rt 7 Go I po s 0" 0 446 2240 STARCRAFT BEAT he fa p ce nc ease A 976 a le s fo d down5 educ ed o bo 1om 1977 M n moor o en fold downs n sfcxk We sell se v ce and qual ty Open Sundar. Camp Conley So Col q., !162N P P eoson W Va t97 SHASTA 22 f se f con n cluU '1q -" C Economy Mo o 1 So~ 446 ~ NEAL REALTY PRICE REDUCED Ca oday tor new low p ce on t h s t ne 3 B R home loca1ed w thin wa k ng d s ance of schools chu ches and So es Ea s. ~ ma ntenance w th alum s d ng and Nu Sa sh w ndows AI ap p ances o se up housekeep ng Cal 1oday fo vaur apoo n men I Ott ceU6 1694 EVENINGS thtrftt M Ne•l 44' 1546 J M chotf Noll 446 1103 S.m N•l 446 1358 J ' • 1'mc•bi Ph Home 446-2185 Gal1111 County's Faste.t Grott~mg Re~~l estate Tllll car- lot In Cou!lry Air Subdlvlllon tiki FIRST TIME MINI FA.RM Ideal tor horses 3:1,4 acres nearly all fenced oood aroe barn and leve to rol no all ceared Good 3 BR w th ba1h frame home $11000 IIAUTIFUL4 IEDROOMS ON 141 Gallipolis Sch..,l Dial 1 mile from Gallipolis full basemenl patio 1 , blth modern nice modern kitchen gas forced efr furnace Iorge family room Located on a beautiful landScaped lot Just listed Must 111 this home to IPI'rtclale It Buslnns opportunity In Ewlngton 2 bays at this Ashland Gas Station on Route 160 Price Sl6 000 CHEAPIE IN THE COUNTRY 3 room frame home In very good con dltlon one OlJtbui d no some furnl ure range wood burn ng stove f rep ace n v ng room S5 000 41 ACRES beoutffullp wooded several good bu ldlng sites Bl•cktop road rurllt water $10 • · ADDISON Very well kept 3 BR full basement with garage hardwood floorl carpeted LR and hall full ol furnece range washer and drver on 2 2 acres PRICED LOW S20200 6 24 ACRES perfect bu d ng s es p cturesque co un ry su round ngs c tv schoo s ru a water $10 000 NEW HOME NEAR MINES - Be lhe tfrsl to live In th s new 3 BR •II electric home Has carport with large storage area modern kltchtn w th lots of cablntts ranoe & d sposa I bellut fu carpeting largt leve lo You can t beat the pr ce at $26 500 YOU CAN DECORATE 10 suit your taste nearly fin shed 3 BR 1 2 baths contemporary comb kitchen fam y room range hood d shwuher d sposa 1 oven over 1500 sq ft cent a r city schools u .. 000 ARE YOU WILLING IO go as low as S23 500 for a 2 BR nearly new home? We have one only 5 mt es from the c ty all electric fully carpeted modern ~ tchen with range hood end d sposa c y schools NEIGHBORHOOD ROAD :mlv 1 h m les from elty 3 2 ~teres 500 road frontage tv water gas 3 BR home 'arn garaoe greenhouse lu ldlngs need some reoalr Sl5 soo NEW ON THE MARKET 66 ac:re farm - 20 acres til lab e 15 ac:res nice timber 30 acres pulure 3 BR: 2 s ory term home 2 barns hog barn and chiCktn house 1970 tr1ctor bush hoa hay rake baler plow d sc mowlpg machine 200 bales hav 6 cows and 2 celves numerous small tools this rarm won I' be DJ1 th• market long ol S35 000 Better eel soon Ft~ANCING PROBLEMS? Owner will he P ,u11 f td buver finance his brand ntw 3 BR br ck and framt ranch lully cerpeled 1\'2 batha beaut fur modern kitchen city schools U! aoo Cell 19r more deto Ill OWNER ANXIOUS TO IBLL end you 1 br anxious fo buy this ln"YIItm•nt property on George 1 Creek Road alter you hlvil sten theae two fully flJr nlshed ''r cond tloned tro fora oil Iorge 101 bolh Prtltnflr renttd NEW LDW PR CE I SIA500 DDUILE WIDE- 1970 2A x 50' mobile home w range and refrlgtr•tor 13 K 33 awning I'! txcelltnt cond 110 600. RON CANDY REIL10R Audrey C.naday Saleswoman 446 3636 Any Hour Wlis T l.eldina,ham Realtor AD loU of pasture sdtne 1 table large tobacco base pond t m be,. good &roe barn and other autbul dings large 2 story farm home wlfh beth on b icklop rood sso 000 Mlfril cnr Associate Ph Home 379-2184 }r new HGnie carpotld throughout family room 22x12 utility raom nalurel gas heel metal ouibulldlng Priced lor quldt .... VEATISI!DI 7!i acte farm FORTY ACRES w h 5 BR rem ode ed country home 1 farge barn nearly 20 acres tlllabfe rest pasture and t mber Fenced several good bu fdlng s tes on blacktop coad great tacat on for anvone working af m nes 140 000 • su tab e garage or o fler mere al -~Ullin!•~ apar1m aon.. st11t1s COLONIAL RANCH wllh Iaroe family room 3 BR 1 V2 ba1hs modern kltehen large level lot In one of the ar.. s n cut subdi"Y talons cl y schools 1 s brand new and only $36 000 WANT EVERYTHING? It Is for $32 900 I Over Jne acre well landscapec:l ot quite country location Gall polls CitY Schools 3 BR fully carpeted cen elr: electric furnace heat 1 ~ baths arge country style kitchen ~ TARA acres Lower Rver taps sites REALTY ~1066 FIXER UPPER - 3 BR home bun garage other oulbu ldlngs 111 need repair In great location 1'h m les !rom clly 500 road frontage city weter gn LOOK THIS OVER AND MAKE AN OFFE R NEW LISTING! 38 .400 road frontage R 7 400 Oho tron1age 4 water Ideal for building 125 000 vs RUSSELL WOOD REALTOR NEW LIITINGI 25 acrHlevel to rol lng good puture cleared ferictd oond tob~eco bue 4 acres timber block rench type homt with 20 x2A LR w lfrepiiCe llmlly IIZI kitchen ell modern con venlenctS oood ~0 x40 barn other outbulldl"g' location and s ze would m•ke th 1 Ideal tor 1 pr VIII ClUb $37 500 Her~ 237 7806 Columbus 388 8244 Porter FOR RENT New modu o home 3 bed m 2 balh Fu ly d oped co pe ed th oughout Com pie ely mode n k chen w th FURNISHED op• tmen neo d shwoshe go boge d sposo Ho ze Med co Cen e odul s end ce make An nual lease only $175 u es pod Ph Secu y depos t equ ed and 446 441'6of e 1 p m efe ence $250 pe mon h No ~ HOUSE S ooms and bo h Me v n ns de pets Pus U I es Fa L le Chesh e nfo rna on col 367 7636 MOB LE home O\le look ng ve 2 BR mob le home on p vote lo 1 m e be ow own cent o o nope !..._ 367 7514 house fu n sh ngs 1 o 2 odul s 2 BR MHo Eve g een 379 2254 only 446 0338 ClEAN ugs I ke new so eosy o 2 BR MH u n beou ful se t ng oYe look ngOh o R ve p va e do w h Blue lus e Rent e ec o onod~ 7 o Add son t c shompooe 51 Cen al 367 72()2 Supp y~ MOBILE home ' b (smc ) 2 Br dup &k un w h auto Ne ghbo hood Rd fu n Co I k chen ap d sh wa the 675 46116 p on es pot o ond n ce s ze yo d 446 <570 2 8 house o le $85 on Com ~pa gn Rd 367 77116 - CLOSE TO TOWN - < yr o d L shaped ranch ofle s 800 sq f of modern I v ng wh ch ncludes 3 B s 2 ba1rts roomy k 1 chen and d n ng arell arge tam y rm w 1h fireplace and pa o doors 2 ce ga age w h e ec r c: dOO opener AI h s p use arge t e o 3 m ou1 for on l y S36 900 LOVELY SUBU RBAN SETT NG Adds I room o brfathe al masphe e to his f ne 3 bd m linch Ins de you I en oy a f eplace n the v no room forma din no aom ;, ba hs sundry room and a ful basement w h a r rep ace AI h !I pus e arge well land seeped o J m ou v N Ct3 II l\)11 Perfect fu IY carpeteo 1 n k. tchen ns and garage t vO w h one ca CANADAf REALTY Locust Sf Gallipolis Ohio 446 3636 GALLIPOLIS AREA LISTINGS an ac e n a For Fast Results Use The Sund.JJy Times-Sentinel Classifieds 251f2 GAU.IA COUNTY'S LARGEST NEED~ 6 ROOM house n c y W e o Box 427 n co e of Go I pols T bune - R~fW~=-~ L ST NGS NEEDED NOW TO F T OUR BUYERS FURN ap bedroom n ce $175 U t es pd Adul s 446 4416of e 6 pm FURN Eff S ns e $100 U Pd 4464416ofe 6pm fors&J,. - AGENCY LOW week y and mon hly ro es or _ L bby Ho el ,.6 743 975 th ee fou th Chev PU Jmf;d Rand,";; 500 Offtce Home Need a 4 bedroom, large well kep home on a 7 ac e lo sho d ve from own and nea hosp al S.hopp n!il cen er etc Th s home offers a lo mo e for fhe money than most on the ma ke1 oday CANADAY T a e Cou t sel ng a le s c I 8 ou 1ond2b w de good cond on 4o46 1391 nea Sm h Bu ck NEWGMC THE %9 Mus ong Mach I good cond $800 197 Vega good cond Ttl URMAN Hduse An ques Fv n u e ~ pp ng epQ and ef n sh ng Coun y Rd. 8 off 35 Cef"lt~ v J e V I age 2•5 947Q PASQUALE Ele a 4.46- 2716doyo ngh Rsf&tatr1or Sak Real &tate:lur Sale SWideJ llepl211 It'll FOR SALE Buslnnsloc:allon on Second Avenue three story brick building Firat floor has 9920 squa•e feel with full basement Now shOrt lerm lease to Dollar Store denllsl office on second floor Flrsttlme on the market for many years once In a lifetime opportunity LAND Building ot n Porter Call today for more nformatlon LAND Building or mob fe home lots n Eureka area Buy as many ts 8 acres for only ss 300 00 Has rural water and well LAND &uv •pprox mately 3 acrea along St Rt 160 between City of Galllpof s and Holzer Hospital city water and sewer An tx ceJient buy for only S7 soo LAND 35 acres of level to rolling ground on both sides 160 near of State Rt Porter Rural water fronts on Ffo~d Clark Rd and Rt 160 LAND 56 acrts w th 20 acrn of fenced Imber close to North Gaflla High Sthool located on Tttompson Ad lots of road frontage Buy for 125 000 00 LAND 20 acres Located n Morgan Twp located wlfh road frontlliJt on Row es ville Rd Spring water ava table Buy for $17 000 00 LAND Approximately 60 acres located In Gallipolis Twp off Rt 160 be1ween Clly of Gel fpo Is and R 35 Buy lor $10 000 00 LAND 150 X 96 lot located on LiddY Hollow Buy for S< 000 00 ~ DOUBLEWIDE HOME 3 bedroom carpeted modern kitchen rural water refrigerator nnge situated on large lot along George 1 Crtek Rd Ad dtson School Dlslr ct no ooo oo FOR THE LARGE FAMILY we hi'Yt a 9 room 4 bedroom 2 story home n Bidwell onlv 20 minutes from coal m Inti storm w ndows end doors F A furl oil furnace nice ga,.den a,.ea can be yours wllhln 30 days lor only 122 OIXI Col lor an ap !)Ointment 3 BEDROOM CARPETED HOME locatld n Herr son Twp Macedonia Ad F A ftJrnace modern kitchen rura w•ter and cisterns 1 peactfu home n • rural setting Price S21 000 RIO GRANDE AREA 26 )(40 2 bedroom cottage situated on 1 ac:rt of 2 c•r gar•ge wired end In oulated modern kitchen rural water F A fuel o 1 furnac• Price S23 000 4 BEDROOM CARPETED HOMI near Clay School Golf polls c ty S D s1tu1ted on 1 acre lot w b flrep •ce unique living 1ne1 din ng room Call to,. more Inform at on DWELLING and 26 x 32 N1CE 3 BEDROOM block bul ding s tuated on COTTAGE ocated on 40 • 132 rot n Ga 1 pol s Centre! Avenue Modern Including contents of bloc;k kltc:htn panel ng compact bulfdfn~ Suy lor lot w lh storage bfuldfnv s20 ooo oo -Price s 9 700 FOR RENT NOW II $20 000 00 Will bUV a Rental avallab e f rs of modern ont floor J October now occup ed by bedroom 111 e eclrlc home Centra Soya or the north tn Gall polls Cllv school s de of Sycam.ore S1reet be d str ct Situated on HO x ween second and Th rd 75 lot carpeted except for Avenue resonable ren1 k tchen and bath new arge parking area ca I for cond t on rural wate an appomtment centre! sewage collection blacktop streeu Ca for Furn sned ra er n Rio mort Inform atlon Can be Grande c ose o the Post V A •nd F H A financed Off ce $110 00 a month GRACIOUS 2 story br ck 1F YOU RE PLANNING TO SELL CALL US WE home 8 arge rooms A LIST OF kitchen and bath up and HAVE down has been used as PROSPECTIVE BUYERS rental •partment large AND WE RE ANXIOUS front porch city wa er and TO SE~VE YOU sewer Call for appoint IF YOU DON T SEE THE PROPERTY YOU WANT ment odlly Buy tor IN THIS AD CALL WE $300001)() MAY liE ABLE TO FIND IT FOR YOU IUILD A HOMI A.long Call Wood lnsur1nce & fit 7 Crown City we hove Rill Ealolo 446 Ill" 2 Iota wllh 1 lOIII ol 91 l:vtnlntl Ruuell Wood frontage Buy both lor only 446 4611 S$000 K tn More an 446 0971 I IEDROOM IRICK lmmedlatt pouess on owner hu moved to a firm Be the f irst to ook at this nice brick home near the hospital Has a large living room mOdern eat n ldtchen with ell bu It n cab nets and range large both In Oellfpolls Clly S.Choof District Won I ut long Priced to sel IMMEDIATE POSSESSION IN GALLIPOLIS Owner moving out Of town must sell Immediately Nice home Beaut ful wooded lot walking distance to city sctlools 3 bedrooms forma din na room n ce modern k tchen fully carpeted t n stled garage nal gas forced a r furnace tentral a r won t lest ong see t now HIDDEN CHALET One of Gall a Coun1ys most un que homes 10 rooms plus 2 baths fe•turing 2 bedrooms on the ma n level and the master bedroom on the second level wl h sliding o ass doo s tad no to a bl conv Has a sunken p t w th wood burn ng fireplace d nlng room and modern kitchen complete with a bu It n cab nets d shwasher d sposal and range Home Is total e!ectr c w th cenlra air The Interior of th s Is very rustle w th beamed cathedral ce lngs Th s could be your dream home setting on 6 acres of woodland Approx 3 m es from Gal lpolls 7RODMS 4BEDROOMS Gall pol s School Dis rict basement 1 2 be hs mOdern k tchen complete w th b rch cab nets F A furnace carport 2 wood burn ng fireplaces family room arge lot w 1h fru t trees and a storage building W thin 5 miles of Gall pols Nice home at a good price COMMERCIAL BUILDING & SITE State Highway 7 North Masonry Bu ldlng w ttt br ck front bu ding like new Approx s ze 30 x24 2 story Level lot fronts 175 f1 on State Highway 7 Call now MIDDLEPORT BUSINESS INCDM~ PROPERTY Up to $660 00 per month Rentas plus a beaut ful 7 room 3 bedrooms) home to live n yourse f a um sld ng good grade n ce front porch lots of bu It tn ceblnets able tap range wall oven laundry tubs nat gas forced 1 r furnace centr• e r wood burn ng t replace Lots of sh ub bery eve grassy lot A beau lful place pus a nice lhcome Priced right oo SALE OF REAL ESTATE Rio Grande College Board of Trustees will accept bids for the following described real estate at the President's offic;e, Allen Hall, until 12 Noon on tile 14th day of October, 1f76 Eac:h bid shall have a check for 2 pet of bid prlc:t accompanying the bid The bids will be opened at 7 p m on the 14th day of October, 1f76 i'be Rio Grande College Board of Trustees reserves the right to reject any and 111 bids Dllc:rlptlon Twelve unit, two story brick apartment building containing two-three bedroom, six two bedroom and four onebedroom apartmtl'lfl ovtr poured concrete foundation The apartmtnt building Is located 1111r Rio Grande College The IPflralul report may be tuminecl at the c:ollttt and furtlltr Information may be obtained by c:ontac:ttng tilt offic:t of the D11 ectw If Finance .. 213 ACRES 6 Room home F A fur nace woot1 burning 1 replace 4 barns m lk house 500 gallon m lk tank good fencing all mineral rights goes lots 01 pesture approx 25 •crt~ ot t liable Ofl Stote Roure 218 10 ACRES NICE HOME A wondtrfu couple developed this attract ve term ttomestead At tract ve modern 6 room homt very pretty setllng Barn n ce 'h acre pond stocked with fish Good meadow and fescue pasturt ldtal for catt e or ho ItS 10 acres timber with tra Is to r de n Teacher being transferred mmed ate possess on Cal now IEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME PLUS70 A LAND Th s home s very at ract ve modern In every way 6 rooms 3 btdrooms .5 c oseh 2 ba hs shower k tchen arge and pretty Many more des rab e features nc ud ng corner lot blacklop road l ca oaraoe 2 porc:hts patio small green house w th furnace barn 70 A I med and tert I zed B G pasture lo s of walo trees Check w h us tod 2 STORY COUNTRY HOME ~ acres 5 m les from Ga I pol s 7 rooms 4 bedrooms pari al basement fue o 1 to ced air furnace rural water Ga 1 pol s Schoo D st Garden Sf!ace frontage on A accoon Creek NEW LISTING LOOK THIS OVER 76 Acres Farm moderns x room home good barn new tool shed uf tv bldG L n• ftnces a woven w re 42 acres B G pasture 10 acres woods 22 acres meadow and tillable plenty of locust trees 1200 lb tobac:co base ThiS farm s In ttte Gall pol s School 0 s r ct Call Now 12ACRESRT 32S Near Me us M nes has barn stora.oe building rarm pond F'resent v has one ra er rental space This can be developed in o a nice ncome p operty 161 ACRES OOOD CATTLE FARM Lots of poss b lit es 2 large stock barns ooad concrete round stock water In 1rough 30 acres n cu tlvatlon 200 It tobacco base Lots of new fencing Plenty water n fields 10 acres timber Owner rea y anx ous to se I can be bought as a s nglt unit or sma fer a moun 1 NEW LISTING LOOK THIS OVER 76 Acr• Farm modern six room home good bern new tool shed uHifly bldg Line t.IICH all woven wlro 42 a ern B G pasture 10 acrn woods 22 acrn meedow and tillable plenty of locust trees 1200 lb toblcco base This farm Is In the Gallipolis School District Call Now 1111 ACRES PLUS Vacant A woodland wonderlal"d some pas ure snd t fable land Less than $160 per acre SPRUCE STREET IN GALLIPOLIS l Bedroom modern home w h bu t n c:ab nets aluminum Siding Total e!ectr c garden space Within walking distance of downtown Gall pol s 3 BEDROOM 1 Acrt PIUS - leve IP prox 1 1 m les from hosp ta on blacktop rd P enty of g•rden space rural water country living con to Gel pol s p,. ced only $18 000 IUACRES NEAR PORTER New house under constr plus 6 room farm house barn & other outbuildings ApproK uo acres of pas ure and t mber & epprox 28 •cres of t 1 able land All m nera r ghts goes some good fences AI lend & houses for only SSl 000 Now 3 IEDROOMS LARGE FAMILY ROOM Large lot n a n ce com mun tv frame with bf ck front F A tu,.nace modern k tchen pat o u 11 ty room modern b•th Must ser th s home t s pr ced r ght call now LARGE COUNTRY HOME PLUS 19 ACRE 5 7 rooms frame 4 bedrooms w tn bath ots of bu 1 t In cab nets good smal barn blacktop ro1t1 Price Reduced 4 BEDROOMS ROUTE SU Galllpol s School D strict Lots of room basement tem ly room 2 2 baths garage modern k tchen wood burn ng f rep ace Ia ge tot and garden space storage bu lding approx 8 x10 C ose to Rodney Pr ced right TARA ESTATES ONLY 141 1100 Beaut tul 8 room house 1881 sq ft lv ng space Featu,. ng 3 BR With deUX! walk In closets 2 bettls g a 1ract ve FR beautiful rock f eld Slone fireplace Formal DR Built n k t chen mported I ght f K ures and pewter door hardware Also enjoy the use of Club House & Swim m I no Pool Pr ce Reduced to U8 000 DA1RY lOYCROWN CITY Go ng prot tab e bus ness 390 f1 frontege on State R t 7 All bu ld ngs and listed equ pment goes Large paved erea easy access Good InVestment p,.operty Ttl s s a fast developing area The only restaurant within severe miles lnqu re today Lar1• C•p• Cod Home 2300sq ft of llvlno sp•ce .. bedrooms 2 baths formal living room with W 8 f replace family room completely furn ahed kitchen counttr tog range bu t n wall oven disposal ? dishwasher 2 car garage ocated on 1 acre In Go llpolls c tv Schoof DfSI See Th is A WISE INVESTMENT 6 Room house 78 A barn and utll 1y bu ld ng House has a bu It In kitchen runn ng water F A fur nece Se"Yeral acres of t 1 able land 1 296 lb tobacco base lot& of pasture and some t mbrr All lor $23 000 oo LOT& MOilLE HOME n Porter 10 x50 bedrooms Elcona N ot 30!i acre level Priced only S6 900 PRICE REDUCED A PLEASING COUNTRY HOME 7 Rooms and b•th Very n ce kitchen with tab r top ,.ange ef gera or dish washer washer and dryer New beau1ifully con structed me 11 barn Good fences for ca 1 e o,. horses Lsroe garden space evel 1 99 acres F'rlced $29 900 00 Ill ACRE FARM NEAR RIO GRANDE Go llpof s School D strict 2 ba ns 2 sheds approx 20 acres of pasture 40 acres of good t mber (Oak & Pinel Approx 20 acres of t liable land All m neral rights ooes tobacco bese some farm machinery lvestock {hogs and lay no hens) 3 Rural water tapspa d A 1 crops goes 2 mob I e homes lone s 14 x6S) and a l room ott c house Just 1 sled 38EDROOM5 RT 35 WEST Galllpo IS Schoof 0 so 2 Car garaoe I 2 baths 5 rooms ranch style with 1 248 sq ft lv no space storm doors & windows modern k tchen with d sh wuher Ltrge ot See 1h s one now We're Out Td .Sell The Earth . We Need Your Home or Farm to Sell. CAll NOW. OFFI"E 446-7699 HOME 446-9539 WANT TO OWN BUT NEED HELP IN FINANC NG? N ce 2 bedroom fo m home wh ch has been (:Ompletely emodeled ecen ly La ge bam n good cond lion o I th s 1 f ng o app ox ma e y 17 ac es near town Mob e ~ome rental spot on prope ty Good nvest men rento opportun tv Call 446 10<9olre 6p m - 50 Acre Ia m for sale 20 A hay 30 A pastu e fo m pond ol m ne al rlgh s apr ngs and county wot• w th 3 b fro le ond ba n P ce $23 OIXI Coli 256 1253 .42 acre fo m no bu ld ng some THREE .4 acre Ia s opprox 170 f lmbe and locust pos In Ohio ve f on age 6 m from P Pleosont on R1 62 $7500 eoch To~ p ~46 1630c_____ Ph 614 379 2663 AUCTION CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT OCT. 2, 1976 - 10:30 A.M. HUNTINGTON, W VA. Dozers Graders Rubber Tire End Loaders Crawler Loaders Back Hoes Fork Lifts Single Tri Axle Tandom Dump Trucks Light Plants Cement Trucks Single & TandDm Tractors Low Boy & Tag a long Trailers Farm Tractors Campers Flat Bed and Van Trailers Air Compressors many more Items Terms Complete payment day of sale Cash or Cashier Checks Personal or company checks only with a current letter of credit from bank For Further Information Contact Rex Donaht11,304-736-7179 Bill Shetts Auc:tlon Company, Box 33 Buc:hlnnon, W V• 26201 Phont 304-472 4475 lranch Manager THERE IS NO SIGN n fron of th sa I br ck home ocated In CQuntry A re Es 1 es howevu it is easy o spot Look for e low prof le L ShiPtd home s uated on an acre lo well landscaped and flat Look t over as you dr ve DV and l'len cal tor •n ep po ntment for a personal tour of Us modern nter or THERE IS ND DOUBT about t t you ike p ush carpet large ,.oomy bedroom s modern k tchen plus 1 tam ly room and I v no room arge enough to em erta n your guests th s ls,1ust wha you ore ook ng for 11 !I pr ced to H 1 Cal today for an appo ntment AT THE EDGE of the c ty on R 588 you will find a Iaroe brick home Th s homt s ts on a ot with so 11 frontage and o400 ft depth The owners are mov ng ou of s a e and would like lo sel very qu ck If you are a qual ted buyer ca for an app odav The pr(ce s on y $:13 000 mmed Pass Price Reduced IT S AN OLDER HOME w tl'l 3 or 4 8 R na ura gas hee c ty schoo s lots of ke new carpel • acre flat o and the PRICE IS R GHT 123 000 Calf VS Real v today I GREEN ACRES s lhe p ace tor you Th s cozv home offers 3 Brs a large v ng room built n kl chen and a fu I basement PI us a very fr end IV ne gh borhood THE PRICE S rtduced on 32 acres loca ted four m es from Ga ipolls on Route Ut ON U S 3S near HMC This room three bed,.oom hom e has a very n ce k11chen hardwood floors basemen w th 11m ly ,.oom u I ty room and garage $27 900 v THE PRICE Is reduced on 1 32 acres locattd tour m les from Gall pot s on Aou e 1111 NEW TO THE LOCAL MARKET house de ached 2b37 concrete block garage and 46x48 barn w h slalls locattd on y 3 m les from Me as M ne No 1 c1111 oday or you may be too ate 35 acn~s THE PRICE IS REDUCED on his a br ick ranch located In the V lege of Northup Three bedrooms t26K15 vng room 1:>7 baths plus many o tter features c tv schoo s CALL TODAY FIREPLACE 1 2 bOihS three bedrooms ots of nice ca rpe and much more a I In a ve v pretty b ck C tv schools Call soon It won last long We have other lsi nos f you are buy ng or selling call vs Real y oday ~II of our listing~ are shown by appointment only PHONE 446-0552 - ANIDME 428 2nd AVt GALLIPOLIS. OHIO CUSTOM bu I home situated on MUST sell pr ca educed 10 acres w th 2 ponds offa tng $15 800 by owner 2 br .4 total p vocy and pono omlc m es out Mill C nk Ph .tl46 view home ndudes 3 BR 3 full balhs 2200 sq 11 wllh ' pump ond central o 2 m es VA FHA 3D yr I none ng Ireland Mor gage n E Slate Athen1 I om Go I pol t & Holzer 592 3051 Hasplta $60 1 ph 614 379 1691 2663 Registered Nurse! Positions Available 011 Plants which 11 lulovllte ead Proptrly linn are marked with whitt llakos Owner will finance lot .... all three Al...._n ond nlgllf sllllt Excellent starting 1111ry oxcellotrt fringe benefits Conloct Persannel OHico Gallipolis State Institute Phone446-2917 PUBLIC AUCTION Locllld on Stolt Routt 139 IPI'roxlmaltly 7 milts South of Jackson Olllo 4 milts south of Appalochlan Highway IS R 124 W) Walch for Public Auction Signs SATURDAY OCTOBER 2 1916 Starting oliO 30 AM Consisting In part of Coleman 75 000 BTU fuel oil healer & tank Buckeye coal heetrola kerosene 2 burner stove Frigidaire refrigerator G E washing machine electric fans Emer1011 portable TV couch uphalsterld chairs Hoover upright sweeper knlc naeks cookware oak combination bookcase & secretary lin doored pie safe A old straight back mlllchlng chairs Iron bed beds oak dresser with beveled mirror hickory bottom rocker old Chrystal redlo bayonet lard oil lamp kerosene lamp stone jars & Jugs kraut cutter household end electric Items antiques and collector 1 tern a hand & garden tools too numerous to mention terms cashlunch Will Be Served MR SAM NANCE OWNER TERMS CASH Lunch Will Be Servld Daryl Alban AUCTIONEERS Kennolh Swoln NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, SEPT. 25, 11:00 A.M. --~---- 5 Ac ea of good lend one fou th H ghway m Ia from St Gol pal s Schoof D s cl 256 1763 -----'-- BUD McGHEE AUCTION SALE THURSDAY, SEPT. 30, 10:00 A.M. Follow R33 N of Pomeroy to lhe top of hl(l lust S of Athens Oh turn lett onto C21 follow C211or 1 , miles lotheSIAIIenfarm REFRIGERATION BUTCHER& MEAT SHOP EQUIP (will sell approx 1 30 p m) 3 Copeland ref units (S ton 3 ton & 1 h ton) coils for each unit will be offered separately Geo Wells spllfflng saw lor heavy cattle approx 100 track w auto switches v, ton elec holst 3 doz track rollers w stainless s hooks alum clutch lor lowering hind quarters Fairbanks M 600 lb hanging scales Toledo computer scaln 10' McCray meat case Toledo No 22 high speed meal saw Stimpson No 22 meat grinder w low speed geer Globe meat slicer Toledo steak culler 8X10 walk In cooler carts racks baskett office equip etc All quality Items In good condition FARM ITEMS & MACHINERY (w II sell flrsl) Super C Farm all w good tires (block busted)- will offer lor parts & then as a unit Super C cultlv & 12 breaking plows 1 lnl A type mower 5 ton steel wagon on rubber lnt manure Sp on steel tractor post hole digger 9 culllpacker snow blede lor tractor or Jeep tractor chains truck chains 80 barn track w switch good cattle racks for I pick up & 10V• !ruck many other farm Items- 2 PEACOCKS 2 PEAHENS 5 small peafowl 11 W R laying hens 10 wire poultry cage on legs ANTIQUES !some furniture) COLLECTABLES COINS 2 coal healers 25 shelving unit HOUSEHOLD GOODS & mise Items Lunch available Tarm1 Cash or ck w I D 51 ALLEN OWNER Ph 61<1-5'12 1262 C E Sheridan Auct Take R33 North of Pomerop go lllrougb Protls Fork & turn Wesl onto C69 & follow to T49 ( 1 milo E of Chase) 2nd house Mrs Woodyard Is moving from her old home Into 1 mobllo home & will sell ONE TIME LISTING- CLIP & SAVE ANTIQUES & COLL ITEMS dresser w deep c:arvlng & candle shelves 2 palnled kitchen cupboards w glass doors Emp re Cherry bureeu Cherry chest of drawers set oil painted press blck chairs w spindles hump beck trunk phonograph kitchen cabinet w flour bin painted Wal dresser w marble Insert slant tront desk drop lee! Cherry fable (1 lee! gone) wood medicine cabinet Oek rocker library table treadle sewing mch w box lop Iron bed wool 9 patch comfort 6 other comlorls Incubator 20 gal stone jar 3 other stone jars (1 w blue I wove11 basket o I lamp w hencllo Dep glass candy dish & honey dish 10 milk cans steel beam right hand breeklng plow shoe last 3 horse evener horse collars etc HOUSEHOLD GOODS sm upright freezer 2 coal heat ng stoves apt size refrigerator & bottled gas range 5 pc dinette set hide-a bed mefal bed comp r•ll a way bed Formlc:a top table Singer compact sweeper Kirby upright sweepar radio mise dishes & cooking utensils ate MACHINERY GUNS & MISC ITEMS 1970 250 cc Motorcycle bike good t5 snow tlrn Savtoge Automatic 12 ga modeln5 Sprlnglleld Savage pump Modoi67E Savage 22 m over 410 Wood 60 3 pt 5 brush hog 12 auger post hale digger 6 tractor rotary hoe single 16 pick up plow Homellte chain saw 22 power mower small air compressor milk cooler two 5 horse mowers 11 lnl No 9 & 1 Case) dump rllko herness 2 good sets leather housing 3 pt single shovel marking plow 8 pipe rack for Ford tnrck log hooks elec drill power saw battery charger mise tools & Items too numerous to metlllon Terms Cash or ck w 10 Eats available MRS LOIS WOODYARD OWNER- Ph 593 5697 SHERIDAN S AUCTION SER ICE - Ph 448 4763 �• 28 -The Sunday Times- Sentinel, SWlday,&pt. 26,1978 :· ·-------------------------, I, I ! Dateline I I 1 Gallia Beat • • • I I I Of the Bend I Division·honor to Meigs band " Elberfelds In Pomeroy Hy Uoh llot•ilir h WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC ST. YOUR NEW G.E. APPUANCE & T.V. I By H()bart Wilson Jr. Gov . James Rhodes wiU be in Pomeroy for a $25 • plate THE september issue of l;telmes, published monthly for breakfast Wednesday. The Ohio Governor wm he making the appearance at the employees of Columbus and So.uthern Ohio Electric Co., includes a picture-feature story of Gallipolis' Jack (Tex) Meigs Inn where the breakfast will be served at I a.m. with IIarrison. · proceeds from the event to go to Merril Triplett, candidate for state representative. ; +++ APPEARING on pages 12 and 13, the articles reads : Gov. Rhodes will be at the Meigs Inn unUI 9: IS at which JACK "Tex" Harrison started playing the guitar at age lime he will meet the poiblic at Powell's &lper-Valu store, W. ten. He never learned to read music, but instead would listen to Second St., Pomeroy. Coffee and donuts will be served at a song and then imitate it on his guitar. Powell'sand the public will be asked for donations. Residents interested In the $25 a plate breakfast can TODAY Texis the lead singer of a country-western group called "TexHarrison and the Valley Boys." He's come a long contact Leslie F. Fultz at 992-.5100 or David Ohlinger for way from the days when each member of his family would sl ~ information or tickets. around and play their musicallnstrumenls in the evening. Now if you'd really like Ill live It up for '100 you can so to . HE got the name Tex in school, when a friend said, "You .Ironton, with plane transportation Jli'Obllbly provided, and know Tex, the only difference between you and Gene Autry is have dinner and play golf with the governor. Or, alB p.m. you he can ride a horse." can have dinner with the Governor at the Holiday lm. Athens DURING the day, Harrison is a collectllr-investiga tor in County isn't Included in the Governor's swing so residents of the River District, where his fellow employees call him there are being invited to participate In the local event. IIStar." "I LIKE the Electric Company and I'm proud Ill work PLANS ARE BEING MAPE for the "Fall Fling" of the here. I wouldn 't quit to play music, and I don't let It interfere Big Bend Minstrel Assn. to be spo11sored again this year by the with my job." . Meigs Local Athletic Boosters. The show will probably be HIS group has been together for eight years. They practice staged on the Saturday after Thanksgiving as has been the ooce a week ior three hours and travel -in his remodeled tradition of several years. The boolters hope Ill develop the Greyheund oos to their engagements, w.hich average abOut show as a location where people coming home for the holiday four shows a mooth. Everything is done first class, Including weekend can see each other. Jim Soulsby who is active with the group 's coordinated outfits (they have live separate ward- th e asSociation shows Is serving as new president of the robes to use at different occasions). boosters and will serve as coordlnatllr for arrangelllenls. HARRISON sais they have played on live radio at a Gallipolis discollilt store; at store openlrigs in Pomeroy, as far THE SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL Band Is really an away as Vlrgi!l ia, at the Nelson.ville Parade of Hllls, and the enthusiastic group these days. Previously the band has llld Milton Opera House. They have also played at bean dinners, only ilome 40 members. This year the band has over 110 picnics, several shows for charity and even at the Grace members. It's a problem for the district's band boosters Ill · Methodist Church where he worships on SWldays. · figure out the uniforms for so many new lllelllbers but it's a .TWO years ago, the group made a record called "My happy problem to see so much participation. The band was Shoes Keep Walkin' Back to You," which they sell after quite impressive at a recent young people's church event held . performances. ''The most we ever sold after one.performance at the Meigs Junior High field in Middlepcrl. was 61 t Tex said. . His group has also dooe backup with Roy Rogers, .Skeeter INCIDElNTALLY, IF YOU NEED a good reference book Davis, Grampa Jones and Ava Barber of the Law•ence Welk cootaining s~ch information as to who public officials are 011 Show. These appearances are mainly the result of the group's the village, township ahd county level and other dope such as boOking agents In Zanesville and Ripley, West Virginia . taxation figures , etc., see C. E. Blakeslee, executive dlrectiJr . ''I've never had a lesson ,'' Tez said, ''and it's really an honor of the Meigs Regional Flaming Commission. The to play with professionals." conunission's armual report is out and contains a great del!l of POLKAS, rock and country-western selections entertain reference information - just excellent, .in fact. their audiences wherever they go. "WE are the ooly group in the area with a pedal steel," THE NEXT TWO free cancer clinics fur Meigs area Harrison prided. He is also the owner of a D-35 Martin, which women have been set for the aftemooos of Oct. 13 and Oct. 27. he explained is the "Cadillac" of guitars. . The clinics are free and wlless women take advantage ol them, Tex enjoys on<Hiour country pickin' s' ws and does the clinics, like many Meigs services, will be discootinued. imitations ,ol Johnny Cash, Bill Anderson and vis Prsley. He Youcan get an appointment for either clinic by ca~ 992-3382 also likes Ray Prlce,GienCampbellandJohn Denver. during the daytime or m-6832 In the evenqs or on the "BELIEVE me, it's a lot of fun ... it gets in your blood. weekend. The clinics are held at Veterans Memorial Hospital. You've gotta captivate the ·audience. Once you get the audience involved, It's easy. I have had them laughing ... and WE HAVE BEEN ADVISED that Homer R. Mumaw, a crying," he said. former resident, who died on Sept. 9 was a resident of ASKED if he ever forgot the words Ill a song, Harrison Cleveland. The family sending information oo his death corifided that once he saw a good-looking girl in the audience neglected to send present locale. Frankie Mumaw, Syracuse, a walking roward him, and when he caught a glimpse of her first cousin, advised us of the address. navel his mind went totally blank. . HIS wife knew something had happened, so he had Ill tell he r what had taken place'. , HARRISON and hla wife have a son and daughter in college, but they've never taken much Interest in his hobby. "SOME people like golf or bOwling, " he said, "!like music, I they've learned that it's my thing. ''MUSIC does something to you, I'Dplay my guitar for a half-hour or 45 minute! just to unwind." TEX feels country music has changed In the last IIve years and now Ia harder to play. "BLUE GRASS 1,9 corning on stronger," he confided, "but By Frallk HW the parade . This made country-western is here Ill stay." In an ea' r l!er article 1 h8d several of her rellltives reach TEX'S recognition in Galllpolilland surrounding areas has written about the appearance for smelling salta. Seventy· helped make his job as collectllr-investlgator a Ut~ easier. of Dan Rice's Circus In our six years later in 1128 there · · "SEVENTY percent of the people I come In contact with town in 1852 for the benefit of were still 'at least ten people know me as Tex. the erecting of a new Galla in tllwn who saw the per· JOHN Rodgers, liodgers, GaWpolls office manager, said, Academy on 4th Ave. As 1 , formance In 1852. "Jack Ia a· very dedlc,ated employee. He can get more stated, this cirCUB traveled by informaUon than Columbo on TV!" For thole who may be riverboat but alwaya erected TEX liBYa It takes a lot of money to become a star, but he's lnteredted : cootent with his hometllwn pojJularity. "Lots of people ask me Q large tent on land nearby The inventor of the very for my autograph," he said, "and of course I never refuse." for their performance. The bOat arrived at the first electric hair clippers HIS real dream and goal !a to play two songs on the stage park front landing July 11, was born In Galllpolillln 1880. of the Grand Ole Opry In Nashvllle. . 1 1852. The large tent was This man was Dr. George 'I DON'T even care if I have an audience," he said erected on the public square. Moore woo was born in a smilln'. Before the circus acts began, house at the comer of Fint +++ TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of the Daily a severe electrical storm took Ave. and Sycamore Street. Tribune and weekly Gallla Times ... Golden R. Canaday place and the tent was blown His father hid ii store nest named Ill bOard of Ohio Farm Bureau Coop and Federation down. No one was hurt but the door to the how. The old Island VIew 1m now occupies boarll ... Rowena Stormont reUres from Columbus & SoUthern tent had to be re-erected and thiB sight. · the show did not take place Ohio Electric Co. after 49 years service ... He!U'!etta O'Brien Dr. C. D. Wall was the untU late in the eveni!lg. captures women's IIUe in Tribune Handicap Golf Tournament allendlng pbyllcian. Moore Many people who had ... BurglarsgetmGin A& P entry .. . GAHS, Nelsonville battle traveled for many miles to protected and perfected hla to 7·7 tie In 1956 SEOAL grid opener. see the circus did not ilay Invention w1t1t more than 40 after the tent blew down as patenll. Maddox would fire Kissinger The lint COIJipuling ICiles ·many were farmn and they had to return home to do their was also innnte4 by a COLUMBIA, S. C. (UPI) enemies." chores. Had the troupe been Galllpolls man JuiiUI PUrat. Former Georgia Gov. Lester Maddox, presidential In 1181, RO)' F. WrflleJ, able to perform during the Maddox said Saturday nominee of the American formerly of Galllpolill '1188 day the ticket sales would · Secrellry of State Henry independent Party, said It Uving In Santa Monico, Calif. have been much higher. pue Kilslnger "Is conditioning the would take him leu than five He had an income of $250 per people . of this COWltry to minutes if he were president to this freak storm the day. accept communism." to !Ire Kluinger and replace building fund received only Maddox told a news con· hlm with "somebody who $500. The answer to last week's A local lassie, Fannie terence, "Mr. J{lsalnger has pull America lint." question:. Curtis, rnde the elephant . In been doing the will of our William Alleh waa admitted to the bar In Gallla County and praetleed law here for a short while. He waa · COIII!dered a bit on the wild lide u a young lawyer. Ollce wi1Ue he was ttlandlng In front of a hotel on flnt Ave. a man paMed by leading I spirited horse whldl he had trouble conlrollinl. Seeing thla, Allen jumped upon the hone's back and rode off at 1811 pOop and To help dtllvtr cttptndlble per- . headed upriver. He rnde the formance, thl1 Frigld•ire Ht 1vy bbrse IeVen! millll and then Outy wmer haa 1 heavy ..- -d uty motor and other headed ba~ jllll u fut. components un d in When he arrived bad! at the FriQida!re Commerci al Wnhen. 11 keeps the hotel he rode througb the ahOI>f ond otroleh In knits front doors and up to the bar lo'KI•r with the gentte waatt action and calmly ordered •llaa of of IHI Frigidaire Knitl cycle, MIPI buttermilk. ll:tep wrtnkfel otJt of permanenf pl'ftllttme with 3 Ptrmtnent Pren ~ ll t·u was later governor Of Wash cycles. T••m II up with the vlnu and a ~blg ~ood diJ'I"llt•paollyot tne Frigidaire Of)'tr. 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' M ODE L 'wWA. 5500 P • 3 Wlllh/llln118-TemPtlrature ~.alana -Energy sir· tng OOid .... oetectlona • ~ ..........."' lelectlanl - llwr -He ..lihlng • Pelnlllnent Preu Cycle • F1mous FIHer~Fio• System • S.illnced Lold Control • Heavy-Duty GE Motor • Depend,ablllty - coin op proven • Acllvated Book Cycle NOW ONLY Mondtythru . , .....--~~~~-lillll- t-rt1111v 9:30tolp.m.- Saturday t:JOte Sp.m . . Elbeif8id$Mili"'CP0ine BY GREG BAILEY Approximately ·125 per80llB · attended the National Hunting and Fishing Day held at Royal Oak Park Saturday. Although con· dueled primarily for youth of the county, adults also at· •ded and participated. Altboueh spear-headed by the Ken Ams~ury Chapter of the lzaak Walton League of America, other sportsmen's groupe joined the· "lites" to pay tribute to the part the American outdooraman has played In the buDding of our country. Tom Karr played a big part In the · organization of the day's event which aaw all kinds of outdoor 'demon· lllrati0118, Among the most 'l'OPular exhibits were the itulzleloading, archery, and trap IIJool!n8 and rei~ showed everyone how to load their own shells to make their hunting days more economical. To conclude the day's festivities, game protector Andy Lyles put his bird dogs through their paces, and Henry Wells then let his beagles beat the brush before everyone departed for home. Lyles started out the day by giving all guests a firearm safety talk as he s~owed a collection of guns. Coon ctoP were then the highlight of the morning when they "treed" after a trail had been dragged around the Park. Before breaking for lunch, the crowd jumped onto a wagon and were hauled to the largest lake in the Park for a fishing demonstration given by Paddle Lambert, ·and a trapping display by local ~·auoua. .;, . ... . trapper Grant Young. Ray Oliver, (lary Stsk, and Free lunch was provided by Henry Bahr tihowed the local businesses, and much guests the technicaUUes of · tha~ goes to .the following shooting the black powder establishments: ·Powell's 'II'IIJIOilll of yesteryear, and ~ Super Valu, Holaum Bakery, Harry BaUey put on a fine RO BotWng Company, and show on the "how to" of bbw Kroger's. Larry Well bunting and target shooting. prepared the sloppy Joe Guests then participating In menu, and the potato chips both these arts. and pop were served up by John Jeffers, Eddie Young, numerous members. of the (both lzaak Walton mem· various ·clubs, all working bers) and CllH Ashley of the harmoniously together: It Racine Gun Club demon· was a great day for the clubs, slrated trap shooting and a great day for the residents then the younger set really of the area, and a great day enjoyed themselves as they for America - National · tried their hands at it. After Hunting and Fishing Day! they lhot trap, Russell Well The accompanying pictures and Darrell Hawthorne were taken by Gary Slsk. at y . VOL XXVIII NO. 113 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO · • enttne A bearing on charges however, after talking tlth against the auperintendent at several local OCSEA of· the GaWpolill State Institute flclaiB. that the local mem· will be held 9 a.m. Thursday., bership doea not support the In Dr. Timothy Moria's of· pos!Uon of Mr. Stewart." . flee, Tower Building. Meanwhlle, it was learned Columbus. today that local GSJ workers Last week, Dr. Moritz, circulated peUUona over the director of the Ohio Depart· weekend in support of Dr. ~~~e~~t of Mental Health and Nlehrn. Mental Retardation, sent. Dr. In loday's Columbuz Nlelun 1 letter which In· Citizen-Journal, Sylvia dicated the GSI superin· Brooks, a C.J staff writer tendent of the past siz years wrote: wu going to be dlsmillsed. Dr. Bernard Nlehri1's Dr. Moritz charged Dr. decilion to fight removal as Nielun With a lack of ad· the superintendent · of ministratlve ab!llty, GaWpolill ~tate Institute has · engaging in partillan political raised lrlsues which hive actl'rity and f~erlng poor embroiled the mental health labor relattona. and retardation staffs for two Dr. Nlebm, In answer to yean. .thole chargeslalt Thursday, Whether Nlehrn's firing is iald the chargea aplnst him justified (tbe courts wtll were unjllll and not true, and probably decide that), Nlehrn !bat under no circumstance~ had eehoed many staff would he reslln, al)d that he members who are privately. would make rebuttal to the complaining abOut Moritz's charg11 on or before Sept. 30. administration. of the Friday, Dr. Niehm department. critleiaed Karl Stewart, Although m•ny serious aeeutive director of the Ohio · issues confront tbe Ohio Civil Service Employees Department of Mental Health A"'l"'alloa, for comments be and Mental Retardation, the made lasl Wednesday in Dlljor controversy centers connection with · his around Moritz and hill ad· difl!'lnal. mlnlatrative style. Dr. Nlehrn lllld Stewart's Moritz is criticized for tttallmenl Implied the ()().. behning rashly, holding SEA membenhlp In ill en- marathon staff msetlngs 11n1y - belllnd 111m Ia 1111 wbere be talks non-llop, (lOIItloo tbll the supertn. I1Jinl off the handle, bandin8 llllllent be rtllloved. Old Yerballnlulta and abule, 1be tNpel'lnlendent added, · mating lmpestuoua deelal0118 "It is my undentandinl, and doing little to give the PRICE FIFTEEN Cfl'lTS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. 1976 Progress made in Ford talks DETROIT (UPI) - . Ulllled Aato Workers Vice Presldeat Kea Baanoa baa provided the moat opllmlatic oalleok In two weeb !bat some progress baa been made Ill talb 10 elld tH oatloawlde slrlte ·by l'lt,OOO worten aplllsl SALISBVRY, Rhodesia lbe Ford Motor Co. (IJPI) - Rhodesian Prime Bat lluuloa •ld Sunday tlaat Procret• lias beea slow Minister Ian Smith said tllday and cautioned a1alnat the partial rejection of predlc!IJII an early ead to American majority rule · lbe walbut - DOW Ia 118 (I'Oposais by black African 00 day. II already lias nauons may mean that "the Communists are calling the toll workers u• mUUon Ill 1011 wagea and lhrealeu tune In those parts." Smith's remarks to layoffs at mill)' of tbe reporters outside his office companies lbat supply came one day aner the five Ford. · · presidents of southern "It's goblg to talte DB a Mrica 's so-called black whne to pat this together," "front line" state! turned Bauuou said. "How loug, I down a proposal to cmvene a can't say rlgbt aow." constitutional conference inside Rhodesia to discuss the transfer of power Ill majority blacks. Showers likely tonight. This appeared Ill represent Lows tonight In the lower 50s. parUal rejection of a six-point Cloudy Tuesday, chaOO) o.f plan laid down last week by showers, high ~- Chance Secretary of State Henry A. of rain near 100 per cent Kissinger and accepted by today, 70 pet cent tonight, 40 Smith's government Friday. per cent Tuesday. " It looks as though maybe Weather the CommWlists are calling the ~ tune in those parts," Smith said. "We wilt have to wait and see what the free world is going Ill do abOut it no•.'' R .. odes i an Foreign Minister P.K. Van Der Byl said Silnday it was now up to . the United States and South Africa to patch up the American • negotiated agreement. The five presidents said In U!saka, Zambia SWldaY the proposals "if accepted, would be tantamount Ill legalizing the coloniallst and racist structure of power" and r-eaff i rmed their commitment Ill "the ca~~:~e of liberation " and "the armed struggle." But their statement did not · reject the proposals and Bri· tain, hopeful of salvaging the plan, offered Ill organize a coostltutional oonference oo the future of Rhodesia. The dispute appeared Ill center on the locatioo and makeup of a conference to set up a transitional government for Rhodesia, untU black majority rule is establillhed within two years. The i<ey proposaf iii Klilsii!· ~er's six-jloint plat\ caUed for representatives of the an equal number of blacks government to meet with and whites, charged with bladl Rhodesian leaders Ill drifting a black majority create an Interim rule constitution within two government. Smith had said years. . he hopad to have auch a Sm1th, In a~ lhe meetiDI this week. • . . prinCiple of majority ~. The interbn government said one positive aspect of hla would have been ruled by a acceptance was that the new council of state, made up of constitution would be drafted (Continued on page 2) Boy dies of skrill fracture Three-year old Kevin Lee Siders, son of Kermeth and Joan Smith Siders, Rt. 2, GaWpolill, was fatally Injured in a t~affic accident at 6:45 p.m. Saturday at the junction of Williams Hollow Rd. and Rt. 218 in Clay Twp. The Gallia County sheriH's department said the chlld was In the rear of a Jeep operated by his mother. They were leaving a field near the family garden when the cblld Jell unobserved from the rear of the ve· hlc!e aB his · mother re· versed the Jeep to tum onto the highway and ran over the child. . She pulled the child .out from under the Jeep and Hearing Thursday on Niehm issue at GSI 00 . • Built-in lock with self-ejecting key • ·20.3 cu. It. capacity • 'Adjustable temperature control. . • day on Saturday EITHER OF THESE SETS $ HARRY LEE BAILEY, Izaak Walton member, demonstrates the bbw and arrow. . - REG. *659.95 COLUMBUS . (UPI) Republican vice prelldentlal nominee Robert Dole will camaplcn in Oblo Tuelday and Wednelday, the Ohio Prerlldeot Ford Committee amounced Sunday. Dole wlll campaign in Marietta, Calwnbul, Newark and Springfield 011 Tuelday and In Lebanon and WUrnington on Wednesday. PADDLE LAMBERT SHOWS a young man how to casta fly rnd. Earlier he demonstrated how to cast. • 100% Solid State "f:nergy Saver" Chassis • Modular.Chassis Design • line Voltage Regulator • Black Matrix Spectra· Brite •·.IV Picture Tube • One Touch Color• System • Custom Picture Control • Illuminated Channel Windows • DC Restoration • Cable-Ready' Antenna Connector • Concealed Non-Marrtng Casters This is the • way It was. • • $§69 game ·tbll IIUOII. In an ez. ce11ent lbow, the burl entered the field to ' 'Trooper Sablte" featurtnc IOioUt June woo lint pllree bonon'ln the Wamaley on the baritone. Clau AAA divllion at Moving down fWd, the band Salluday'l lla!!(k-rama In played " Mabocaoy " Point Pleuant, W. Va. featurlnl Laura Hoover oa Memime, Saturday night the trombone lllClvlnl tbrougb the band made ita flnl ap- illprec:laillllroatlnelnfronl . pearance at a home football of the illndllnd then lo "Sky High " IIIOYed ICI'OIII the field. . The majoretta, guD COill8 o;;:;;;~:;::::::::::::::;::;:::::::::::;:;:::::::::~:::::~~:::~:::~=:~~ and flai corpe fOI'II*Ia tarce EXTENDED Otm.OOit · dl•moad figure for a· routine WedaeJday tllna111 to "Ml.dley Moue" with Friday, lair Wedaesday bandlmen alao dancing and ud '111anday; A cbuc:e of llnCing. Solollll for the exit lbowen Friday. HJcM II move were Velvet Swilher the . . ud lower 'Jh, lAws and Pqe Smith, ~­ liiOIIIy ID the ftl. Ma)orettea thla year .re Kim Kraueter, Cathy Blaeltnar, WUdermuth and Teresa THREE RUNS MADE Debbie OsbOrne, with Mill The Pomeroy Emergency Wright as fteld commander. Squad answered three calill SW!day. At 5:15a.m., Sharon Covert was talten to Holzer Medical Center; at 1:50 a.m. SPECIAL MEETING VIrgil Hudson was talten to SY~CUSE - Tbere w1II Veterans Memorial Hoapltal be a apeclal meeting of the and at 7:10p.m., Ben Moore Sutton Township Trustees of near Harrisonville was Tuelday, Sept. 28, at I p.m. at taken to Pleasant Valley the Syracuse Municipal Hospital. Building. The Melp High Sd!ool Band dlreeted by DwiCht . Golnl and the band's field director, Mlu Sulan Wrt,bt. department stabWty. Moritz is criticized for exceslive attention to detall. Niehrn's charge that Morlb arbitrarily beUeves com· plaints against his employes by special Interest groups, Without adequately checking them out, had been made by t4her employes long before Niehrn was fired. They all tell the same tale: of dangUng, waiting for answers which never come, knowing they are out of favor and wondering abOut their fates. On Moritz's lide, It Is dlf. (ConUnued on page 12) ~~ I l SPEAK TO fiFrH GRADERS - Pat Lochary, reUred Pomeroy Postmaster, left, and next to hlni Darrel .. Taylor, ham radio operator, were guest speakers for the fifth grade of Mrs. Mary Hysell's fifth grade at the Pomeroy Elementary School Friday arternoon as the class completed a study on commwllcatlons in their social studies course. With Lochary and Taylor are Mrs. Hysell, the teacher, welcoming Doug Lizon, director of the Meigs County Retired Senior VolWlteer Pro!gram which arranged the appearance ·or Lochary and :raylor. · summoned a passing motorist who ·called for the Gallla County Emergency Squad, The youngster was dead on arrival at the Holzer Medical Center. Dr. Donald R. Warehime, Gallla County Coroner, said death was caused by a fractured slruU and Internal injuries. It was Galla's seven fatallty of 1978. Kevin Lee Siders was born Dec. 29, 1972. In addition to hla parents, he ill survived by three brothers, Jeff, Kenny and Wayne, all at home; his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Worthy Siders, Gallipolis; · Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Waugh, Rio Grande; and Mrs . Mondie Harrison, Swlckley, Pa. He attended the First Church of God Dll Garfield Ave. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday from the Church of God wltli Rev. Chalmer Conley and Rev. George Hoschar officiating. Burial will follow In Mound HW cemetery. CaJUng hours will be held at the WaugbHalley-Wood Funeral Home from ~ and 7-& p.m. today. ASK TOWED A marriage license was issued to Lawrence Joseph Seymour, 25, Middieort, and M1ndi &1Ban Davis, 23, Middleport. Southerners tum out to see F.o rd MIAMI (IJPI) - Winding up 1 three-day southern campaign swing, Prelident Ford announced today that if elected he will launch a crusade to raUy America behind federalant!crlme and anUterrorlam progr~~~~~S. The Prealdent ·was In a happy mood after a )50-mlle, three-state motorcade campaign trek Sunday during which White House officials said he , drew 113,000 supporters and spectators alon8 the way. In a prepared addrelll tbiB mom~ to the conference of the .National Association of Chiefs of Pllllce, Ford said that later this week he plans Ill sign the Public Safety Officers' Beneflll Act of 1978 which pays 550,000 \0 the survivors of any public safety officer who loses his or her life In the line of duty. "I serve notice today that a top priority of the first 100 days beginning with Inauguration day of the Ford adrnlnstratlon next January will be the rallying of America behind federal anticrime legislation," he declared. He also said that he would recommend "strict controls and more stringent penalties to stamp out the threat of political terrorism which is totally allen to American Ideals." ' 'The federal govenunent shares direct responsibility for organized crime, white· collar crime and official corruption," Ford said, adding that the Justice Department "has made great strides In combating this kind of crime." He stressed . the need for quick justice and for cracking down on habitual offenders. "I do not advocate vigilante action ," he said. "But I do advocate swift and certain justiCe." He began his Dixie caravan In New Orleans Sunday morning and made several stopa In the Mississippi Gulf area . before reaching Alabama where on the final stop at Moblle he won a warm welcome from Gov. George C. Walillce, a supporter of Democrat Jimmy Carter, and picked up the endorsement of famed Alabama football coach "Bear" Bryant. Wallace, sitting In a wheel· chair oo the ,platform at Bates Field beside the podium where Ford spoke, IIUide it clear to repprters that he was not going to do any heavy campaigning lor the Democratic prealdenilll nominee. "I've already dooe my hard campaigning in other states," Wallace said. Later, Ford's chief of staff Richard Cheney told reporters Wallace's appearance at the rally was "pollllcally slgn!flcant. " It shows that Jimmy Carter has a JI'Oblem in the South," he said. Oleney said GOP polling shows the President "looking good" in Illinois, Pennaylvanla, Mlssiasippi and Virlglnla, but with an uphill struggle In the border states of Tennessee and Kentucky and through the normally GOP farm belt. Throughout the southern ·campaign trek, Ford attacked Carter for his defense poUcies, claiming that Carter wanted Ill wt the defenae bud&et aa much as bllUon. "'That would be dlaastro111," Ford aald. He said America ltu to · stay "No. 1 rnllltarlly" and "you must do II the way I want it." '15 ' J,. � 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/. 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