https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/931e35cb5ec39f25d72137b4e587e9b8.pdf 45cd13809111da9c5d50a59fcfc0f6e3 PDF Text Text !()-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0, Fnday , Nov . 2, 1979 Ohio second largest waste area m WASHINGT ON 1,\P 1 - Thr Environmental Prote<Uon Agency says Ohio has the second largest concentration or potent1ally hazardou chemical wast~ sites in tllt' COW!Iry . The EPA says it will begin an immediate revtew of a new national list of sites In determme which are dangerous. EPA Director Douglas Costle sa1d Thursday the agency w111 usc "all ,,f its . available resour ces and legal authorities" toward cleanmg u~ dangerous s1 tes from the li st compiled by a House subcommittee . The House Com m erl·t• investigations sub cu rnmittce released the list Thursday and criticized the EPA fer not makmg 1ts own nationwide inventory of where toxic chemical wastes art' buned The subcommittee report shows that there are 2.\3 cherrucal wast e dumps scattered throughout Ohio Oly Texas has more potential!) hazardous chemic al dumps than Ohio . The report opens b~~ S£~ymg, " The hazardous waste dispo sal prublem Pe re nn 1dl Rose s. , '/ · ./ \ i f I llff II :: I' 111ay Area Deaths u.s. • v. L'll be thP single most :-; 1gn1fh ant (!nvi r u niJJ~rJtal he<:~ lth Issue uf lh1 s d£>cade ." Rep Bub Eckhardt. D-Tex .. subcom mittee rha1rman. emphasiZed howe,·er, that many of the sites on the hst may not be danKerous at all He smd 11 IS up to the EPA and state and local agencies to Jt>termine the rx:>tential nsk or each Despite 1Continued from fXI.L:t'll attorneys told teachers they were at a handwap to go over t he restrammg order SUJl"e they had yet tu receive a copy of the order :-lo hearin~ was g1vcn before Judge Johi1 C. Bacon IS."i u ed the order Despite the order, sc hools I'€TTJBinec officially closed Fnday mom mg . " It's ironic that we 've bft'n or· de red mto schools that are off1c1ally c losed ," sa1 d Bonnie Fisher, presrdent of th e Me1gs Loca l Teachers Associat.Jon 'Supt. Gleason 's run to the co urts 1sn 't going to solve this problem . The bargainmg table IS the on ly place to solve ttus cnsis. · · FISher added, " We have only one reason to remove p1ckct lines without an agreement a nd that's when people go to the polls Tuesday . We hav e been asked to remove pickets at pollmg s1tes election day and are more than willing to do so . It's tune for a change in Meigs LocaJ Schools and voters have a democratic right to go to the poUs . On election day, pickets Will be removed from Pomeroy Elemen · tary. Midd le port Elementary, Harn.'iOnville F:lementllry and Brad · bury Elementary Schools, Mrs. Fisher said . Supt. David Gleason sa1d this mornmg that paper s dealm~ With the temporary restraimng urder will be served by the colUIIY sheriff' s department to all schooLs Ul the district where the pickt:>t." arc on the lme . Common Pleao 0Jurt Judge Bacon commented that a deciSion will be forthrummg on the p:-oceedJn~ s to bP fq\\o wt•d Irl ("il\t·.-.. wht· rt• provisions or th{' tt·mporory re.!:itraming order art· vtolated 1' •" Use Our Convement Lay -Away FUNDS RECEIVED State Auditor Thomas Fer.l{lL'IDn 's officf' 11 7 r N'I\IN POIIf l:l()y EARL H. DEAN Prorninenl Meigs CoWlty fanner, Earl H. Dean , 53, Ht. 3, Pomeroy, dJec Thursday at Holzer Medical Center. Mr. Dean was born Jan . 4, 1926, the son of the late Hartis and Norma EiS€Iste1n Dean. Mr . Dean was a 'member of lhe · Olester United Methodist Church, Farm Burea u, A.S.C.S., (ormer member of Eastern Local Board of Education and former member of the Meigs County Fair Board . He is survived Ill' h!S wile, Betty Genheimer Vcan : three daughters, Mrs. Dale 1Jennifer! Machir and Mrs. Terry 1Melame I Stethem both of Pomeroy, and Mrs . John 1Oen!Se 1 Payne, Vinton : four grandchildren : four brothers , Woodrow Dean, Morehead, Ky.: Uoyd Dea n, Hendecson, Ky .: Bob Dean and Clarence Dean both of Columbus ; one sister, Betty Cheva li er , Tuppers pi ;ains, one uncle, Wilbur Dean . Pomeroy , and several nieces and nephews FUneral semces will be held Saturday at I p.m. at the Chester Unitec Methodist Church with the Rev Richard Thomas officiatin g . Burial will be in Meigs Memory Gardens . Friend< may ca ll at Ewing Funeral Home at anytime .In lieu of flowers f.tie family asks tha t donations ~ made to the Olester United Methodist Clmrch building fu nd . NEVA KENNEDY Mrs. Neva Kennedy, 76 , Route I. Mi ddleport, dJec Thursday aftemoon at the Holzer Medical Center following a lengthy illness. Mrs . Kennedy was born Aug . 28, 190.1. a t Dexter , a daughter of the late John and Kate Chase Nelson . She married on March 24, 1923, Guy Kennedy who survives. Also sur\~ving are two sons, Wa)1le, Route 1, Middlepurt. and Carl, Rutland: two daughters, Mrs . Robert 1Beulah 1 STlllth, Cmcmna U, and Mrs. U oyd <Beatrice 1 f)ugan, Rutland : nine gra nd ch1 ildren ; a grea tgranddaughter, a sister, Mrs . Vona Chapman of Carpenter and several nieces, nephews and cousins . She was preceded in death by her paren ts, a son, a sister and five brothers. Mr.; . Kennedy was a member of thr Wes ley Chapel United Methodist Church . Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Ru tland Church of the Nazarene with the Rev . Uoyd D. Gnmm officiating. Burial wiU be Ill the Standc•h Cemetery . Friends may call at the Walker ~· lUieral Horne in Rutland from 2 p m Satur day unlll 12 noon on Sunday when the body will be taken to the church to lie m state . The family will receive [fiends a t the fun eral home from 2 to 4 and from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday . E announced the November diStribution of $39,094,222 in Aid to Dependent Children to 4:>8)% rec·1p1ents 1n Ohio 's 8!1 coun· IJ es Meigs County rece1red $107 .996 for 1,.309 reci ptenl'l . JESSIE MCCALL .Jess ie McCall, 91, Rt. 2, Albany, c~ed Thursday afternoon at Well ston Nursu~g Home Mrs . McCall was the daughter of the late George and Patience Golden Gloves RE-ELECT • m second year FRED HOFFMAN REPUBLICAN MAYOR OF MIDDLEPORT Keep Middleport On The Move RE-ELECT FRED HOFFMAN Dedicated to Serve the Needs of Pd . Pol. Adv . Christmas War Cry scheduled Saturday A II M lddleport Residents -- - -==:cWE'VE CLEANED OFF OUR SHELVES LARGE lOT ACME & DINGO WESTERN BOOTS 30% DISCOUNT Just Arrived - New Shipment of Parakeet & Canaries MODERN SUPPLY 399 W. Main Street 992 -2164 Pomeroy, 0 . The Store With "All Kinds of Stuff " For Pets - Stables - Large and Small Animal s. Lawns - Gardens. ·- The Go ld en Gloves Box1ng prog ram 1s now beginnmg its second year for area youths . Tra1mng for the program is be in g conducted at the Pomeroy Senior Hlgh School gym on Tuesday and Thursda y evenmgs at 6 p .m . and Saturday afternoons at4 p .m . The program. which was huge success and vrry popular among area youth las t year IS being backed by the Me•gs County Jaycees and managed by Hoger Stewart . The program accepts youths from 10 years of a~e to 25 years of age . All youth under 18 must have consent of their parents to partic1pa te . The first competition for those who are mvolved in the program will be held m Belpre on Nov . 17, wlu ch lS consi dered a warm up to the main events to take place 1n March. AssiSting with the program is Carl R. Hysell. Meigs County Juveni le Of· fi cer. who says he feels the boxing program is a very worthwhile project. Hysell encourages the youth to get involved. also any adults who Dllght have the time to help tram er supervise the program . This year's pro~ra m s hould be bigger and bette r . Funds mismanaged COLUMBUS, Ohio !API - The Columbus Dispatch says federal auditors will issue a report showmg the Oh io Departmer.t of Mental Health a nd Mental Retardation h•s improperly managed federal funds . federal a udit ors meeting in Cleveland con firmed the results of the audit to the paper. The Dispatch earlier reported the federal a uditors recommender! Ohio return $900.000 to Uw U..S . Treasury . Knights Reeves . She was a lso preceded in death by five sisters. two brothers, and one stepgrandchild. She was a member of Pearl Chapel Umted Methodist Church She is surviv"'t, by her husband, Elza McCall ; two stepsons, Carlos McCall,lticlunondale, and Robert McCall, Clifton . five stepgrandchildren , one step-great great grandchild, and several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be held Sun· day at 2 p .m . at the Bigamy-Jordan Funeral Home with the Rev . Ray Price officiating . Burial will be in Wells Cemetery . Friends may call at the funeral home Fnday from ito 9 and Saturday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. WIS G. MCKENZIE Mrs. Lois G. McKenzie, 91, Rt. 3, Racine , died Thursday at Veterans Memorial HospitaL Mrs. Mckenzie was born Nov ., 23, 1887. the daughter of the late Silas and Ella Landon Frank . In 1924 she was preet!ded in death by her husband, Edward McKenz1e . She was also preceded in death by five brothers, Jim, Edward, Dan , Herbert and Jesse Frank, and tw o sister s, Kate Orr and Mable Lytle . She was a member of the ReOrganized Church of J esus Christ Latter Day Saints She is survived by one son. Lester McKenzie , Racine; two daugh ters, l.ucy Taylor and Golda Gilli la n, both of Racine: three grandchi lden, seven great grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. FlUiera l services will be held Sunday at I p .m . at the Ewing Fune ral Home with Pastor WiUiam Roush offlclatmg . Bur1al will be in the farruly cemetery at Mc Kenzi e Ridge. Frien· ds may call at the funeral home anytime . The Salvation Anny of Meigs ColUIIy will introduet! its Christmas Wa r Cry Satuniay at 2:30 at open airs on Main St ., Pomeroy, and 3:30 on Second St. in Middleport . The public is invited to listed or participate . The gospel of Jesus, hymns and testimonies will be ACTIONS FILED A suit in the amount of $1,106.03 has been flied in Meigs County Common P leas Court by John Gibson Motor City, Inc., Athens. against Charles Houdashelt, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, for overdue accolUits . George Gordoo Warner, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, filed for divoret! against Cynthia Gay Warner, a minor in care of Robert Conkle. Tamela Bearhs, ~ville , and . Timothy Bearhs, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, filed for dissolution of marriage . ANSWER FIRE CALL The Orange Township VollUiteer F'tre Department answered a call hack of the Tuppers Plains School, where a dumpster was on fi re, Thursday a t 8:41p.m. Seven firemen answered the call. JOHN M. PENNELL John M1chael Penne ll , 43, husband of U1e former Janet Kiught, Olester, dJec Oct 26 at Grant Hoopital in Columbus following a lengthy illness . Mr . Pennell was born in Columbus on July 24, 1936. He was a systems analyst for Borden, Inc ., from 1970 to Sept., 1978. He rece1vec an associate degree il1 professiOnal management from John Carroll Uruversity, Cleveland, in !969. He served m the Uni ted States Anny Reserves Medical Services Corps from Jtu~e 1~9 . through May. 1968. Preceding hi m in death was Ius father, Dana L. PennelL Surviving are his wife, Janet Klugh! Pennell, daughter of Mr . and Mrs . Howard Krught. Chester: his mother, Margaret Freeland Pen· nell, Columbus ; a daughter, Tracy Lyn Pennell , United States Navy, Orlando. Fla.: a son, John M. P ennell, Jr , Columbus ; a sister , Carolyn Case Wright, Quebec , Canada: a brother, Thomas A. Pennell . Phoenu, Ari1.. , and a num ber of cousins , aunts, uncles . nephews and rueces. Memonal se rvices were held Oct. 29 at St. Alban's of Hexley, 333 S. Drexel Ave .. with the Rev . John J . Morrell officiating In lieu ol Oowers, friends ma y contribute to the Grant Onocology Umt, Grant Hospital. Columbus, Ohio 43215 features . Ten free copies of the Olristmas War Cry will be given out at each d. the open air services . The door to door sale of the magazine will begin Nov . 5 in Middleport and Nov . 19 in Pomeroy . Anyone missed and wishing a copy may call 992-6472 or 992-7480. The soldiers will attempt to hold an open air service in Gallipolis next Saturday . _,-------------College Football S c o r e s - - - - - - - - - - -----. osu .......... 44 Dlinois . .. • . . . . 7 Michigan •..... 54 Wisconsin . . . . . 0 Kentucky . . . . . 20 B. Green ...... 14 VETERANS MEMORIAL Admitted-Raymond Justice, Middleport : Mabel Kesterson, Pomeroy; Anna Wheeler, Racine ; Sheila Haley , Middleport : Kimberly Petrie, Pomeroy . Discharged-Henry Werry, Ethel Evans, Grace Smith, Phyllis Custer , Dorothy Anthony, Okey Meadows, Dorothy Thurston, Richard Grady. \ \ ..... 26 21 • Squad called twice The Middleport Emergency Squad was called to the lobby of the LaSalle Hotel at I :34 a.m . Friday for Eddie Fife, Route I, Middleport. Fife who was ill was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital The squad went to 1525 Nye Ave ., Pomeroy , at 8: 2li a.m. Friday for George Landaker who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital Fla. State Cincinnati VOL 13 NO. 40 GALLIPOLIS- POINT PLEASAN I Open a sav mgs account that ea rns 5 '1.% or buy a Ce rt1f1 ca te that pays much . much more Sav1ng somet h 1n g now wh1le the 90 ,ng ,s good will do so much fo r you r future for after all. 1sn't that where you're go mg to spend the re st of your life? 26 - WEEK MONEY MARKET CERTIFICATE rate effective November 1, t 979 through November 7, t979, is 12 . 193%. Minimum depos1t ot S10,000. 4 YEAR MONEY CER TIFICATE rate effective November I through November 30, 1979, is l 0.30% . Mtn1mum d~posit of Sl, OOO Federal regulations pr oh1b1t the com pound1ng of in t erest ctu r 1ng the term of the deposit Subs tantial int eres t penalty 1s re-qutred tor ear ly withdrawal. pomeroy rutland tuppers plains pomeroy nationa bank the bank of the century established 1872 FDIC ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY NOVEMBER SALE DAYS OPEN FRIDAY TIL 8 P.M. THIS SPECIAL WEEKEND SALE BRINGS SUPER SAVINGS ON: Women's Panty Hose Browning Grills Whistling Tea Kettles Kroehler Chairs Girls Flannel Shirts Wintuk Yarn 120 Day Bowl Cleaner Men's Sweat Pants Men's Flannel Shirts Furniture Throws Men's Basic Jeans Insulated Coveralls Gun CabineL Table lamps Armstrong Linoleum Boys Flannel Shirts Boys Sweat Shirts Bath Sets Wrangler Junior Jeans Women's Half Slips School Name Toboggans Pre-Teen 2 Pc. Suits Women's Wrangler Jacket Men's Corduroy Jeans lane Cedar Chests Wrangler Men's Jackets Elberfelds In Pomeroy etdint SU NDAY. NOVEMB ER 4. 19/9 MIDDLEPORT- POMEROY PRICE 35 CENTS County hoard supports Meigs Local POMEROY - The Meigs Count y Board of Education Friday night wumimously passed a resolution strongly supporting the Meigs Local School District Board of Educa lion during the six week teacher 's strike in the district. Pomeroy Attorney Charles Knight, accunpanied by a group of some 25 parents, attended the meeting and presented a peti lion signed by a rep<rted 600 persons. The petition requested and demanded that the Meigs Local Teachers Association and the Meigs Local Board of Education inunediately reswne negotiations and attempt to compromille their demands in order to resolve the current strike and to re!l)en public education for the children of the Meigs Local School District . It further stated : " We further demand that both the association and the school board negotiate on a 24-hour a day bas1s, utilizing neutral facilities until these issues ar~ resolved . " We further demand that Ohio State Representative Ronald James be accepted by both tbe board and the association as a liaison representing the interest of tbe parents and · the taxpayers of this district , and that he .be fully informed by both sides as to their current positions so that the parents and taxpayers may be in tum accurately tnformed of the p<A'Iition of each side." Last Saturday, Knight had delivered letters to Meigs County Superintendent Robert Bowen requesting that the Meigs CoWity Board take over the duti~ of the Meigs Local Board . The Meigs ColUity Board had a reRular scheduled meeting for Friday night and it was expected that Knight's request would be taken up at that time. However, Knight apparently, dissatisfied that a meeting was not set up earlier by the Meigs CoWity Board of Education on Wednesday filec an action in the Meigs CoWity Probate Court urging the court to take over the duties of the Meigs Local Board ci Education and charging that neither the Meigs Local Board nor the Meigs County Board had performed its duti es. Meigs Prosecutor Rick Crow met with the Meigs ColUity Board Friday night and following an executive session, the colUity board passed iL• supportive resolution of the Meigs Local Board. The resolution reads : " Whereas, the Meigs County Board of Education received a letter on Saturday , Oct. '1:7 , 1979. from Charles Knigh t alleging that the Me1gs Local Board of Education was not performing il• duties, and " Whereas, no facts were presentee to this board m said letter which substantiated any such failure, and " Whereas, Attorney Knight has filed a premature lawsuit on Wednesday, Oct . 31, 1979, and " Whereas , this board was not . given the opportunity to invest igate, to meet , and to make a deter. mina lion and " Whereas. it was impossible to investigate such allegations within such a short period of time, especially since the uns ubstantiated allegallons were received at noon Sa tu rday . "Now, therefore. be it resolved by the Me1gs Cou nt y Board of Education as follows· " 1. That the allegations contained Meigs election may bring out 'silent majority' on Tuesday POMEROY-Tueaday 's electioo in Metg:~ County will be enhaoced In the Meig:~ Local School District becalllle rl a six week old strike tr:YI the lelldlers rllhe di.atrict. • In acme qurten It 1.1 believed the vot~ne TuNday will brlnl! out an expreaaion by the "silent majority" of the Meigs Local District in that these per.lOllS will either support stroogly the district 's present board d. education or the vote will go stroogly agaiMI those board members nmnlng for reelection as a display rl disapproval . Tbere are 10 candidates running for the board in the Meig:~ Local District, !IeVen f<X the full term and Uree for the unezplred two year term . Incumbents 1'111111ing for the full term are Larry D. Powell and Or. Keith Rlgga. Incumbent, Mrs . Jennifer Sheets did file a petition for reelection but later withdrew that petition because rlber law studies in Columbus. Other candidates for the full term are Larry W. Colmer. Pomeroy ; C. Arland King, Route 3, Pomeroy; Warren L. Perrine, Middleport; Ellen Jane Rought , P<meroy, and Richard W. Vaughan , Middleport . Candldat.es for the two year term Include incwnbent, Vlrgil C. Klng, near Pomeroy; Robert F . Snowden, Rutland, a former member of the board and Ruby Vaughan, Mid- dleport. In contrast to the Meig:~ Local School District with ila abundance of candldat.es Ia the Eastern Local School District wbere only ooe candidate, incumbent, Jimmy C. Caldwell seeks election. There are several wrlte-in candidates, bowever. In the Southern Local District there are four candidates for two full term seats on the board. They are Dmald A. Dudding, David Lynn Shuler, Cllarles F Pyles and Don P . Smith, all rl Radne. '!be Meiga County Board of Education will have two openings and there are just two candidates . Tbey. are tncumben Ia, Harold llooah, Route 3, Racine, and Oris Smith, Route I, Loog Bottom. All five Meigs County villages will olfer races In Tuesday 's election. In Pomeroy Village, cantlldat.es for mayoc are Roger M. Davidson , an independent, and Hollie E. Green, Republlcan. Clarence AndreW! Incumbent, Ia a declared candidates . There are only wrttek two candidates for two sea !.'1 on council and they are incumbents, Dr . Harold D Brown and Rodney C. Karr. E . F Robinson is the only candidate for the one Je81 oo the board of public affain and Jane Walton is U~~®posed in her bid for reelection M clerll-treasurer. Pomeroy residents will also vote on a 1.1 percent income tax which has been placed on the ballot by the present village officials. In Middleport , i n c umbent Republican mayor, Fred L. Hoffman. will be opposed in his bid foc reelection by Edward M. Blake, Jr ., who filed for the pool as an independent . Tbere is no candidate for the clerk- treasurer post held now by Gene Grate who did not !Ue fer reelection . There are, however, three candidates for two sea!.'l on village council. Tbe candidates are incumbents, William G. Walters and Carl Horky, lti!publicans , and Jack Satterfield, a Democrat. Thomas R. Anderson and Freddie Houdashelt are unopposed for their election to the two seats on the board of public affairs. Voters of Middleport will also decide upon a referendwn action on an ordinance passed by the present council to place a S5 permissive license tag fee in effect in the village. Syracuse village has an abundance of candidates for the mayor's posttion . Candidates include Eber 0 . Pickens, incumbent, and A. Jean Hall, JimmY Joe Hemsley, and Terry D. Moore . Janice Lawson is unopposed in her bid for election as clerk. Kathryn H. Crow is tbe only candidate for two seats on the Syracuse VIllage Council and there are no candidates for the two sea!.'l open on the board of public affairs . Racine Village will have races for both mayor and two seats on village council . Mayor candidates are Charles F . Pyles, incumbent, and Louie Dale tee and council candidates, a total of five , Include Lois Jeanette Lawrence, Wanda L. Ly0115, Ben Petrel, Cressa Mae Swain and William Michael Lawson . Bobble E. Roy is the only candidate for two Jeats oo the board rl public affairs and Mae Cleland is unopposed in her bid for reelection as clerk-treasurer . Tbere are two candidates for the post rl. Mayor of Rutland. They are John L. Miller and Worthy Stanley , Jr . Vernon Weber is Wiopposed for reelection as clerk- treasurer and there are no candidates for villa ge council with two seats opening this year. All Meip County Townships with the aception of Orange will have races for township positions . There is to be one trustee and a clerk named in each. The candidates are : Salisbury--Olarles Bartels, Denver Hysell and Albert Roush , for trustee; Richard Bailey and Wanda L. Eblin for clerk . Scipio-Melvin C. Morris and Donald Weaver, for trustee: Glenn E. J ewell, for clerk . Suttoo--Oris A. Hubbard and Delbert A. Smith, for trustee : Paul Moore, for clerk. Bedford~ames W. Qifford, Jr ., Robert G . Pickett and Stanford Stockton, for trustee : Helen Swartz, for clerk. Diester-Georg e Alfred Wolle, for trustee : John D . Riebel , Sr .. Elmer G. Young , Sr ., for clerk. Colwnbia - William Stout and Ronald A. Whittington , for trustee, Gloria Hutton , for clerk. Lebanoo- Elson Dailey and Joe Proffln, for trustee ; Shirley A Johnson and Vlrginia S. Pickens, for clerk . Letart-Harry Hill and Donald W. MarJuel, for trustee : Darrell E Norris, for clerk. Olive ~Francis H. Andrew . EW. Bartirnus, William A Connolly. Henry Hensley and James Starcher, for trustee ; Ada Bissell, for clerk . Orange - Edgar Pullins, for trustee; Nina R. Robinson, for clerk . Rutland - David W. Haggy , Leo Morris, Charles E . Rife, William J . Smith. Robert G. Swick, for trwlte : Edna M . Swick, for clerk. Salem- John F . Colwell and R. Keith Oiler , for trustee : Debbie L. McGuire and John C. Welsh , for clerk. Two villages and four townships have taJ; measures before their voters. In Racine Village, vote r.; will decide upon the renew aJ of a 1.7 mill levy for five years for current apenses and in Syracuse Village, voters will decide upon a 2.3 mill tax levy renewal for fl ve years for current expenses. Townships 1n which tax me&llllres are up for voters Include Chester, . 4 of one mi U renewal, five years, for fire protection; Ollve Township, .~of one mill , a new tu, for five yean for fire protecUon; Orange Township, .7 of Expect 2.5 million voters in Ohio Tuesday COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Secretary of State Anthony J . Celelnae Jr. said today he projects a voter tum out nat Tllesday of 2.95 mlllloo. But the flrst-term secretary ; callq hla pro)ection "my first attempt at crystal ball gazing," said he hopes tht figure is low and that a bigger percentage of the state 's 5.4S miJUon registered voters will cast bellots . His projected figure represent.'~ about $-1 percent of the registered voters, which Celebrezze said would be slightly below nonnal for an offyear election. There will be only one slflewide l ' Minnesota . . . . . 24 Notre Dame ... 14 Navy . . . . . • . . . 0 tmes Ten seeking seats on Meigs board Turn Over A New Leaf FOR FALL Indiana ....... 42 Q · issue on the ballot - a citizenlnltiated proposal requiring ltkent' deposits on beverage containers and outlawing CWIS with detadlable snap tabs . But 2,153 local questions are to be decided, including 1,392 tax levies, Celebrezze said . one mill. renewal for five years for fire prot•-ction, and Scipio Township, .7 of one T!llll , renewal for f1ve years for fire protection . In Rutland Township, excluding the Village of Rutland, voters will vote on the sale of beer by holders of C and D permits and there will be a local wet-dry option voted upon in that township. Complaints investigated by deputies Pomeroy ~ The Meigs Count y She r iff's Department rece ived reports of two acc1dents that occurred Friday . No personal 1njur1es were reported. The first accident occurred at 9:30 a. m . on Sutton Towrcship Road 100. Jeffrey L. Bable, 18, Rt. 2, Racine, mformed deputies that he was traveling east on Yellowbush Road and observed a utiUty truck parked along the road where workmen were making repalrs. The brakes failed on the Bable vehicle and the vehi cle went off the hig hway on the right and struck a section of guardrail . At 8:50p.m. on SR 124 in Rutland, Mr . and Mrs . Jim Fink were traveling west when the windshield of their car was struck by an tu~known object that was either thrown from a passing vehicle or was kicked up !rom the roadway . No description of the other vehicle was obtained. The wiindshield had a hole approximately one and one-half inres m diameter . RJchard Thomas , RD. Cheshire, reported Friday morning that around 12:38 a .m . he discovered his mailbox and newspaper box had been torn down . It is believed that someone walking along the road was involved. The incident is lUider investigation. Deputies are also invesigatmg the theft of a 22 caliber handgun. Mike Ellis, Rl. 3, Pomeroy, reported Thursday that sometune between Oct . 26 and Or!. 28 the trailer behind Tall Timbers was entered and the gun taken . Deputies are also investigatmg a report from Virgil King, Smith Road , Pomeroy. King reported that at approximatewly I :20 a .m . Friday two shots from a shotglUI struck Wid damaged his electrical box near his Tlllikhou.se. King, a member of the Meigs Local Board of Education, was standing about 30 feet from it. Power was knocked out of his cooler and milklng machine resulting in $200 worth of repair bills. Ben Ball, Albany, reported Friday afternoon that he had a stlhl chainsaw stolen from the porch of his residence on cotu~ty road 10 in Columbia Township on Sunday, Oct. 28. il1 Charles Knight's letter are Without merit and without foun dation. "2. That the Me1gs Local Board has made a substantial effort to perform all its duties. "3. The Meigs Local School Board has made an extraordinary effort to carry out its ecucational ftu~ctions under exceedingly difficult cir cumstanet!s. " 4. The Meigs Local School Board has sucet!eded on a timited scale m proVJdJng a meaningful educal!on for 16 days even though confronted with an unlawful strike by the Meigs Local Teachers Association . ")."That We, the Meigs ColUIIY Boa rd of Education, have not failed to perform the duti es imposed upon us as alleged by the sUi t filed on October 31, 1979, in the Meigs CoWity Probate Court . Therefore , we . respectfully request that this matter be referred to the Meig:~ County Prosecuting Attorney Fred W. Crow I Ill and be be instructed to take the proper legal action.'' The resolution is signed by members of the board who include Harold G. Roush, president ; Oris Smith, Robert B. Burdette, George Perry and Hafold Lohse. The county board during ita session also approved school bus drivers c ertificates for Aaron Sayre, Paul Sellers, Kathleen Morris, Bonrue Barringer, Nita Ritchie, Sarah Welsh, Opal Hupp, Ruth Masters, Raymond OUver, Marcia Guess , Brian Windon and Bobby Arnold. Meantime, Saturday morning there were no statements whatsoever issued by the Meigs Local Board of Education or the Meigs Local Teachers Association ln the strike which has gooe on for the past six weeks. Inside today. • • Area deatlls . ...•..•.. .. . .......•..••.•......••.•• A-4 Classified Ads ...... . . _........ .... ... . . _...... D-~7 Farm news ........... .. .... ~ .. .. .. .. _.... _.... C-7-3 Ufesty\e ... ................. ... . .... -.- . . ... - . . B-1·7 I.Mal news ................. .. . ......... o •••••• A-W Sports ............................. - .... -- . .... C-1-41 State . D-1 TV Log . .. . .. .. .. .. . . . .. .. .. . .. . . .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. 0-2 0 •• 0 •• 0 ••••••••••••••••••••• o •• o • o o • o •• o o • Major local. issue Future of Gallia schools at stake GALLIPOLIS - Gallia county voters will elect five members to local board's or education ' and decide the fate of two operating levies at Tuesday's general election Passage or defeat of a five year . 2 6 mill, levy fer the current Hpenses of the Gallia Local School District may decide whether that system closes during parts of November and Oecember-<>r is subjected In State control, if the District should seek emergency funding from 'the DepartmenL of Education . Facing a 1282,000 deficit this year and a $953 ,000 next year, that school district will be forced to deCide whether to opt for temporary closure or State cootrol if Tuesday's additional tax is not ratified by district voters. Closure would result in the lay-<>ff of district certificated and non · certificated persoonel , as well as the loss of time in the classroom for that system's student body . Opting for an emergency loan from the State would result in a significant loss of local control , as well as the imposition by the State of a diStrict-wide income tax to cover the cost of the Joan, mterest and management charges U the levy should fail, the local board's abWty to choose from either of those two optiOns will be restricted to the remainder of the current calender year. Beginning in January 1980, as the result of r=ntlv enacted legislation, school district~ are forbidden to close-they must seek State emergency loans. Two seats on that system's board of education will be filled on Tuesday as district voters choose between fi ve candidates seeking those positions . Incum bent David Arrowood, Hobart L. Daniela, ~'red J. Oeel, Billey Halley , and former board member Bruet! S. Stou; are vying for the ava ilable seats . Current Board President James Blevins, whose term expires on December 31 , is not seeking r...,lection . Five candidates are seeking three seats operl on the Board of Education of the Gallipolis City School Dlstrlct. None at the current members-Paul Niday, Bob Marchi, or Elizabeth Cornell-whose terms exptre at the end of this year, are seeking reelection. Candidates for the city's board of education are Gene H . Abels, E .V. Clarke . James N.M . Davis, Tura J . Hayes, and Jay M. SimmS. The Gallia County Board of Commissioners have placed a five year, .S mill, levy for tbe JIUiliOS'! of providing for the collection and disposal of gsrbage and refuse before county voters . The Cornmissim maintains that if the levy is defeated the green boxes which are currently maintained throughout tbe county will be pulled by the end of November. The village of Oleshire has placed a 3.S mill, five year, levy before voters lor the purpose of fire protecllon . Five year levies for fire protection will also be considered In two Gallia lnwnships. Huntingtoo Township is seeking .4 mills ;. 7 mills is being sought in Clay ToWilBhip. In addition, a JocaJ option for the sale of malt beverages, wine and mixed beverages by the package lor off -premise consumption will be decided In precincts A and B of the fourth Ward of the dty of Gall1polis. The only State-wide issue to be considered by Gallia voters is Issue I, a ballot initiative which seeks a 10 cent deposit on beverage containers. ~ The only apparent local campaigning has been cooducted by opponents of the issue-prirnarlly brewers and distributers of malt liquor- who have supplied many local retailers with posters, napllinB and bwnper-etlckers urging defeat of the deposit initiative. City polling places are: 1-A, WU1Ia Tire , 217 Thlrd Avenue; l·B, Washington School Building; ?rA City Building; 7r8, Saundl!l'l Quaker State, Second Ave. and Pine St.; ~A. Washington School Building; ~B. Masonlc Building on Third Ave.; 4A, ~ Third Averme; 4-8, Oty Garage, Chestnut St.; 4-C, Bastlanl BuUdlng, Central Soya, 95 Sycamore St.; Gallipolis Township, Court House; Kanauga Precinct, Court House. COMMISSION TO MEET GALLIPOUS - The Gall1polla Ci ty Commiseion will meet ln regular session Tllesday at 8 p.m . in the MWiicipal Court Rood{. County voters, with the ~ of Bidwell Precinct retddenll wbo will vote at the fann I~ company oo SR 554, wW eatlt blllota at their normal polling places. j ~~ �I • • • • • • • • • .· ' .. • - ... ... ... ..... _ _.;.-,_. A-3- The Sunda y Times-Sentinel , Sunda y, Nov . 4, 1979 A-2- Tbe Sunday Times-.Sentinel. Sunday, Nov . 4, 19'19 IIIWPOII! mtne ETTA ~ ~~ . 1'£l£~ HUl.ti\E: N.E.III . ? t limeGJif)al ~lnV»fDIDtl i By Larry Ewing I Spr1ng Vall e'! Plaza Phone 446-2206 Ga llipOli s. Oh1o Should Congress authorize THE MEDICAL SHOPPE IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE A FULL LINE OF SERVICE. a United States contribution to an master charge '.~ ... , w 1!tfl l i - ' ' ' 1 -::.u :::~~~ , • • "HOSPITAL C4RE IN THE HUMf.'" CURTAIN CIK.L international Cambodian relief program? LARGE SELECTION IN OF MEDICAL EQUIPMENT RENTALS • Patient Porta -Lilts • Hospital Beds / Siderails eOverbed Tables • Trapeze Units • Portable Commodes • Walk ers, Canes , Crutches • Wheelchair s • Bed Cradles • Alternating Air Pumps / Mallresses • Aqua Heating Units & Pads • Traction Units • Suction Machines eT.E . N.S . Units- Plain control (per M .D . prescription) • Knee Build ers w / weights • Battlecreek Tread Mill "I doo 't see why not- 1 sympathize with them . lf a program were set up and regulated that would guarantee that those actually suffering get the aid, it would enhance us as a member of the fr ee world community ." Jim Davis, Gallipolis . " Yes-on moral grounds it should be done; politically it will be done .. .however, it probably won't do any good . There is a chance it might , though ; and that is why it should be done." George SUlley, Athens " I think we should help ... we did help make the mess over there. If we are-as we are supposed to be-a humanitarian nation , tt's our responsibility ." Cindy Graham , Gallipolis . war for the problems Cambod ia IS now a hav tng, we have responsibility . A gre at man y Americans are privately domg a great dea l now .. there L' no reason C«lgress can 't a ct decently for a change ." Jim Doubleday , PhD Gallipoli s. ' ASTA stands tor The American Surgic~l Trade Assoc iation - but also I for much much morel Those facilities certified by AST A have m et rigid stand,ards to gain this recognition . In order to meet ASTA aP· enthusiast ic a l ly prov i ded t o hospitals and t he med i ca l profeSSIOn by alert , informed a nd well ·sfocked d istrIbutor . RECOGNIZED BY MEDICARE, MEDICAID WORKMAN'S COMPENSATION, PRIVATE INSURANCE COMPANIES EFFICIENCY bas.ed on adequate mventor y an ti ci pating consumer require m en ts in close cooperd l ion w tth the manufac tu rer ECONOMY INTEGRITY spreading the cost of d ist ribution over many manufacturers ' lines . sumer paramount at al l time s BY APPOINTMfNT-446-2206 HERMAN L. DILLON LICENSED PHYSICAL THERAPIST keep in the interests of the con DAN MEADOWS, R PH. =PHARMACY= PHONE 446-7459 WE SPECIALIZE IN 10¢ - Offers low, low prescription prices. - Complete stock of all Drug ~ems -10% Senior Citizen Discount 36's BY EVEREST & JENNINGS AND INVACARE ttuf1ed and runny nose s CUSTOM WHEELCHAIRS - LARGE SELECTION FOR THOSE "SPECIAL NEEDS " HYDRAULIC PATI,ENT LIFTS WHIRLPOOL BATifS - LARGE AND SMALL PARAFFIN BATHS! BICYCLE RESTORATORS PARKER BATHING CHAIRS WHEELCHAIR TRAYS , LAP TRAYS AND DESKS LARGE SELECTION OF EXERCISE EQUIPMENT OVERBED TRAPEZE, SWIVEL & NON -SWIVEL PORTABLE COMMODES WALKERS, QUAD CANES, CRUTCHES AND ACCESSORIES COMPLETE LINE OF BATHROOM SAFETY AIDS, SHOWER SEATS, GRAB BARS, ELEVATED TOLET SEATS, SAFETY RAILS CERVICAL PILLOWS Antacid/Anti-Gas ( f-1 ~, - I I I ~~A~ HANKSCRAFT COOL-MIST VAPOR MASTER . I, "· [;!...-"~ ~ ~ WIDE VARIETY OF PATIENT COMFORT AND CONVALESCENT SUPPLIES Remember every Thursday is Double Discount Day . - We honor all Jrd party cardholders * PCS * UMW * 'USPHS * Welfare * Compensation * Medimet * VA * Blue Cross - Free Delivery Service -Fast Friendly Service - fami~ Record System good taste/fast action MODEL 240 S}89 $}49 LIQUID 12 oz. NOW ALL THESE SERVICES UNDER ONE ROOF • EXTRA STRENGTH DEXA TRIM DIET PLAN 8-D U-100 Syringe needles $1.09/10 $10.49/100 TRIAL SIZE REG. ~3' -RC COMTREX coughs of colds and "flu" COLD RELIEVER 8's 29~ 4 oz. SENIOR CITIZENS ON THURSDAY WE WILL HAVE A NfW SERVICE FOR YOU CALLED WATCH FOR OUR GRAND OPENING Pawc:tlpkma Service ittes. 20's OUR MO OME CAM OFFER YOU LOWER PRESCRIPTION COMMITMENT TO YOU PRICES! ~,L. SOON sqyg EVERY THURSDAY WE Will HAVE DOUBLE DISCOUNT ON YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS itn '2.25 DOUBLE DISCOUNT DAY 2 LITER PLASTIC Pr.~a!lu:·rllllflt:ln LOSE WEIGHT FAST For COLA PUiicl· ~ SERVICE REHABILIT AliON EQUIPMENT MYLANTA. Effective 70's (Physician Referral) cellence and high standards . The Medical Shoppe is proud of th e AS TA p•r1icipation and will make every effort to matntan the conftd en ce that hu been 1hown . Back Brac es Lumbo -Sacral Cors ets Sacro -iliac Supports Hernia Supports Long / Short Leg Brac es Knee / Ankle Supports Elbow / Wrist Supports Cervical Collars/Braces Rib Belt s Shoulder Supports Breast forms -complete line of mastectomy needs . Complete line of ostomy supplies. Syrup OUTPATIENT SERVICES proval , the facility must have proper fi"ing rooms, large inventori es, property trained, certified personnel and fitters and rema1n curent tn their field of expertise. The ASTA insignia deno t es a mark of e• · ASTA/ NARD Approved Orthotist custom fit braces by prescription. lar~t~ inventory in S.E. Ohio Triaminic · lOO's PHYSICAL THERAPY Of Our ASTA Membership!!!!!!!! SPRING VALLEY PLAZA Body on Tap Shampoo • Portal>le and stationary units in stock •Gauges and Regulators •Nasal Cannulas/Masks •Cloud Chambers Inhalation Units •Hand Held Nel>ulizers •Deluxe Attache Case Portable 02 Units •Deluxe Single 02 UNITS W! Leather • E Cylinders w~h Carts Bases WE'RE PROUD... CERTIFIED BRACE SHOP " Of cour""....U nee the U.S wa s largely respoosible in an undeclared SALES • SERVICE • RENTALS • REFillS WE HOPE YOU Spring Va I ley Pia za Phone 446-2206 Gallipolis, Ohio ~ e .................. 111111 9:00-6:00 MON.-SAT. Dee Dillon .• R.N., Manager Will PLEASED. 0 " .; I .. l .. �... ' ' I ' • ,, '~ • .. ..-·., . A-t-The Sunday Times-sentinel, Sunday. Nov . 4,1979 was found dead at her honw t·arlv Saturday morrung . Sht> was the Widow of lhn't' Pickens . Funeral arran~:ements wtll b.· an nowJet:d by ttw Cremeans Fw1eral MAllEI. Ht death by her parents. Willi<un and Ella Dye Deck , two infant cluldren . one brother and one si~1er She IS survived by her husband . Emmell Haning. four daughters. Helen Perryman, New Albany, Ind .; Mary Funk . Fostona ; Patncta Wmebrenner , West Columbia and Eva Sllres, Athens: two sons, Charles and Harley Hanmg both ll F~turia; BERNICE GREER PI'. PLEASANT - Mrs. Berni ce Nortll!l Greer, 67, New Haven , dtcd Friday at 9:45a.m . at the restdence of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Reed in Point Pleasant following an ex tended illness. Mrs. Greer wa s a former \1 a.'ion Co Wlty schoolteacher and rllsn hcnl been an employe of the former Sterlmg Manufactunn g Co. of Point Pleasant. She was a member or the Ba rhlt' i Untied MethodiSt Church and had a perfect attendanee re cord <Jt th e church for 22 vears . She was a Sunday Schooi teacher . cho ir member anct church officer . She also was a forme r member andlreasurer of the Ri verview Saddle C'lub Mrs. Greer was born Jan . 12. 191 2 at Flatrock, a daughter of the latr Thomas G. and Laura Belle Stephens Coleman . Survi vors include her husband. Robert E . : a daughter. Mrs Sul' Cra~ford, Groveport. Ohio: a son. Wtlliam ( Pougie) Gr('er, !'\en· Haven; three sisters. Mrs. Leoma Anderson, Kingston. 111.. Mrs Myrtle Thomas, Point Pleasant. and Mrs. Eunice Pinnell, Ravenswood : two brothers, Earl Co leman, Tampa. Fla .. and John Coleman. Massillon, Ohio: and four grandchildren . Services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Crow-Husse ll Funeral Home with the Re\- Cass Hutchinson and the Rev James Morrison offietaling Hurta! "·ill be Ln Suncrest Cemeter y Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m on Saturday anr1 all day Sunday . two sisters, Nula <;ardner and Agnes Risner buth of Fostoria and 14 grandchildren . Funeral servtl'es wtll be held tuday at 3 p m at Fwmg l'<lpel "1th the Rev . Cec il Cox offJcJattng Hun aI wtll be in the School Lot Ceml'tery, Carpenter Frtends may call a t the fWl('ra ! homt> ctnytlmt· MARGARET PICKENS GAILI!'OLIS - Mrs Margaret Jane Pickens. 85 . a reSt dent of Kerr . HATIIE WilLIAMS I'UINT PLEASANT - Haltte l:lanks Williams, 95, 300 loth Street, Point Pleasant, died Friday around 5 p.m . tn the Pleasant Valle y Nursmg Care Urut. Survivors include two dau~htcr.s . Anlla McWhortur . Springf Jt•ld. ( lh tu and Helen Porter. CintinnatL Ohlu ; stx grand chi ldr en. Phyllis Fnglish Pomeroy . Ohto . Hrlrn Anderso n. Callq:HJ!i s . Oh1o . Du nna Collin s . \'tnton. Ohto, Hattie Rt•ed. Spnn~field. Ohio. Alonzo Armstronl-( .Jr . l'htladelph ta . l'a . and Wtlltarn Fclward Art lls trong , (; <:dl!pol ls. Ohi o: and s e\·e r~::~J ni l'res cmd nl'phrws Funeral arrangement s w1ll be announced h~· the Ste\'C•n s FtHH'rill I loll H.' of Po tnt Pled sant 'llll'lnnatl areet the past eight years . She was a member of the l'entecostal Church of God . Fw1eral services will be held 2 p.m . Monday from the WaughHalley-Wood Funeral Home with Rev . Densil Roberts officiatm~. bunal will be in Old Mercerville Cemetery . Frie nds may call at the funeral home from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m . Sunday _ TRUSTEES TO MEET t t :AJ.LII-'ll!.lS - Mrs . Mabel Hunt , 70. a res tdent of 9797 fteadtng Rd . Ctn('tnnall, dtt'd a t 5 · 15 r.m Frtday j;j t I 'hnst Ho spttal 1fl Clflctmuttl . !:ihe was OOrn St•pt . 15, 1909, m L'lay T'wp . Gal11a County, daughter of Ute l<~t<• John and Mae Williams Glover . Stw ts survived by her husband . He\' t lyde A. Hunt. whom she 111arrted April 25, 1929, tn Steubenvtlle . nw following children survtve : Mrs. Ray 1 Betty 1 Queen, Clyde Hunt, Jr. , and Mrs . Audney Stewart, all of Gallipolis: John Jackson Hunt , \1rs Harold 1Emily 1 Stewart, Mrs . ~lar y Saxon, Mrs . Leonard 1Ethel) Randolph, Mrs . Willis 1Dorothy 1 Ntbert. Jr ., Richard E . Hunt, Mrs James 1 Sue 1 Rubenstahl, William C. Hw1t, aU of Cincinnati . Sixty-three grandchildren, thirtyeight g reat grandchildren survive. One sister , Mr s Pete 1 lAJuJse 1 K~. Fureka Star Route, Gallipolis, survives One son, three brothers and I wo SISters preceded her in death. Th e Hunts ha ve resided in the Home . EMMET!' FERRElL GALLIPOUS Emmett R. Farrell, 78, a resident of Kerr , died at I :30 a. m . Saturday in Holzer Medical Center following a lingering illness . Funeral arrangements wtU be an nounced by the Cremeans Funeral Home . ~T CHESTER - THe Chester Tvwn· ship Trustees will meet at 7 p . m . Friday at the town hall in Chester . .t;.nl' up to 141J onllo~ in.filJltJIK~ WOMAN CHARGED GALLIPOLIS - A Gallipolis woman, Oara B. Miller, was cited Friday by Gallipolts Ctty Poltce on a charge of shoplifting 1f vour hnml' 1"" lf's~ than ~ •. pa rs old . vo u mav ~av1• A-5-- The Sunday Times.S.nttnel , Sunday, Nov . 4, 1979 Juvenile Court. . . Pomeroy-Five junveniles appeared recently before Juverule Judge Robert E . Buck on trafftc offenaes. Appearing were Steve Taylor, . l7, Mid!lleport, who was fined $50 and casts, operators license suspended for 311 days on charges ci DWI, $25 and costs, left of center; Eric Bentz, 17, Racine , $50 and costs, license SU!pended 311 days, attend DWI school in Athens on charges of DWI. Larry Romines, 13, Rutland, $15 and costs, no operators license; Paul m.onev F1nd flut hfl."' C. K. SNOWDEN ~17 Second Ave Gall• polls , 0 Phone 446 -4290 Elect John D. Reibel, Sr. Chester Township Clerk Wilson, 17, Syracuse, $15 and costs. elCesslve speed for road condJtion.s, acddent involved; Roy Buchanan , 17. Pomeroy, $15 and costs. reckless operation, $30 and costs, leaving the scene, accident involved . q,v onNov . 6 H•• ••Jt· l lffu1 · I will apprec1a le your vote and s uppo rt . Pd Pol Adv (Fuii)Term Sltu~y . S«t:.fld GaUJpolbl, Ohio ~I o _ . u .'J Ptl'ltage Pswl CANDIDATE FOR SALISBURY TOWNSHIP CLERK 'We Care for Kids and Taxpayers THE DAU. V SENTINEl. lll Court St., Paneroy. 0 f5789 Pubb.shed every weell day evmins eiC'epC Saturday . Entered u 8eCOnd class mail~ matur at Pomeroy. Ohio Post Offict By carrier daJiy and Sundily iOr per •~It Motor route S3.90 prr month. MAIL SUIISCIUP110N RATES The GaWpolis Daily TribW'Ie tn Otuo and Wett Vlz'li,n.LI one rtar 133.00: su monthl $1 7.50; tine tnooth!! 110.50. Ebrw~rf' 138 00 per year ; sU moolha l20 00 ; Ut~ monUu 111 .00; DlOtlr mutt f,l.to monlhly Tbe Dilly Sentinel, ooe year $33 .00 : Su man · thl SIUO ; three monthl PI.OO. Elsnrhe!"f' $31.00; ab monlhll s:li.OO : three mont.hs l ll .OO . The Mlodated Pres! 18 exdusively entitled to the~ for publkaUoo of a!l nt"WS dJ!!poitlches crec:tited to the rJellt'8pllpt'r smd &l§o the local ~• publi&bfd hf!rein PINTIOnu MARSHMALloW CREME 88' 44' RICHARDSON STOKELY MINTS CATSUP ·-- U.S. GOVT.INSP. Fresh Ground Beef s Penngfare LESSER $123 ,_,,' ANTillES • . • • - lb. s ARMOUR u STAR VERI-BEST PORK RETAILS EFFECTIVE THAU SAT., NOV. 10, 1979. orfl Loins;;. CUT FREE INTO: Chops, AOCIIts or .·A-u, 71J"'f - .II.JJU. PORK , ..... . ~~lTS. ,.....,,.. . ,,. ........... 69' You've done so well , smiling aU of these long weeks . Everyone needs a break so you have my permission to wear a r rown all week. HIINZ. GRAVIES •MOWN •MU.. MCOM • Ottea:ltll • NIW1 ftMI(IY •ANitiMitnt On our report last week about student-<; of the 1979 graduating class of Eastem High School attending colleges, the type at the end became somewhat messed up. Let us clear that up . Among the grads attending Ohio University are Rusty Wigal, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wigal of ReedsvtUe, and Ketth Woife , son of Mr . and Mrs . Hubert Wolfe of near Pomeroy . Mrs Jason 1 Tony a Kee ba ugh) Davi.s gave birth to a son Friday at the Holzer Medical Center. The soo is the first male born on Mrs. Davis' mother's side of the family in four genera~ons. Mrs. Davis' moUter is Mrs . Marvin Keebaugh . SAUSAGE 59' Bridget Leanne Davis of Rutland Township is waiting to learn if she has won a prize . Bridget recently found a party type balloon in the yard at her home. There was a note attached . The balloon was one of a number sent into the air from a Otristian school in Cincinnati. The finder of a balloon traveling the most distance will win a $5 prize . The 26th edition of the Big Bend Minstrel Associatton 's musical which had been set for the Saturday after Thankg1ving at the Meigs High School has been cancelled. Yep, just like that. @? A4vo .. Mrs. Raymond Bolinger, !3266 Bohemian Road, Lore City, Ohio, 43755 , would like some infonnation pertaining to Murl Holt Tracy who died Sept. 30, 1919. Mrs. Tracy was the grandmother of her husband . Anyone with some infonnation for the genealogy that Mrs. Bolinger is preparing, please get in touch with her . The Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene is conducting a campaign to collect used eye glasses in conjunction with a program for Haiti conducted by Dr. Paul Gamersfelder. H you can contribute do contact the pastor , the Rev. Qyde Henderson or a member of the church . . UTH Ll& . CHICKEN POULTRY SEASONING ~ a."•·.z.48' . MAI.OLA CORN OIL MARGARINE VOTE FOR JELLY Don P. Smith PASTE ., . II«. ... 1... Clln. 1141.C.. While Meldl\f Pfenr let SOUTHERN LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD PRELATE TnuY PINK SALMON Tuesday, Nov . 6, 1979 Pd. Pol. Adv . IS.S.z. C.. 10kt.ln • 'I" 'lzt _, ROOM SEEDLESS RAISINS .......... DEO.DORANT IS.... .... . - Fine Crystal Stcmwarl' ~ - __ =:,. \. Where words are not enough, say '' I love you" with a spar- kling Columbia Diamond Ring _ No other symbol apoaks ol lOve with so much eloquence. TAWNEY JEWELERS 4:M Second An. O.lllpolls. Ollio ,o., od...""" ,• •f~WRI~PR Imported from Frann· FEATURED THIS WEEK \ ' · 1 4 Water :··:i '~ -1 . . FOR ONLY Goblets $6 99 • per set ... '"' ···" •· s II)(\ P• • MRS: GOOD ...... 1-6. .... •1!! Remember one loveliest gifts Flowers tor your Fa II table . -Pot Plants - Planters -Permanent Flowers -Terrariums -Dried Flowers - Flowers - Gift ttems --Green Plants -Grave Blankets SOLID CRISP HEADS COOKIE ' Z ~89' LADY VICTORIA • •). , r, • • • • • • • • ~ • ••,_..._.J1!! MOMN . ltBium~ vu.' · ·P IMif-.moc.CIIIPer ... ~ THOitOfARI r------~------~ ,.TAITI.O.SU . .t ••••••• •• ••• •••• ' TEA BAGS ~, ' leeller Lettuee All kinds of arrangements tor the Holidays . • TMOIOIAII • WilD CM(IIT Beverages • OIAltGI •COU •lOOT IHI Glllll GIANT Niblets Com • • 2-IITII Sill • '~:: 78( 34c :t0-0. PIG. Alka 2 ••••• • • .. sac Peanut Butter • . n,_..,. S1!! SI"PT ClllM T ., CIUIKMT 27-0Z. CAN Libby's Pumpkin •• •• sac ., ••· • •• RETAILS EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., NOVEMBER 10, 1979 BRoCCOLI • • • • • • • • • • • • • • - 38 U. S. FANCY "CHAlZY BRAND" Mcintosh Apples u. BAG FIRST OF THE SEASON FLORIOA JUICE 69~ ORANGES •••••••••••••• ::::! s7 .39 u.s. .,, ' -- RED POTATOES EGG PLANT •• Don't Forget Our Christmas Open Hou se 9c 4 ... SJ SQUASH. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ACOIII 01 M'T...Ul mlll • • ••• ~ """-1 JOf TURNIPS •••••.•.••••••••• • ~ . l!!q~ CRANBERRIES •••••••••••• •• ... ~ $ , "9 SUNFLOWER SEED ••••••• ,_._.., .,• ., -LOVIll ,. • -,. ,. _,' '• • • Mrs . Pat Ingels has been working like a dog - and I do wonder what that means - heading the drive for the non<rrnoking day on Nov. 15. If you want a job done, get Pat. She's tremendOU5 in getting it all together. 09 Fresh Whole 14to 17-Jb. Sta nl ey, Ltnda Warner and Gene Mankin. After aU of the " bad stuff" it was good to learn about Helen Bailey . I know Halloween just passed but we're on the slide now Inwards Christmas. The Middleport Chamber of Commerce Christmas parade has been set for 6:30 p.m . on Nov. 26 and again will be handled by Mi.ss Candy Ingels. Candy hopell this is the " best yet" so do contact her at Ingels Furniture and indicate your willingness to take part. After aU, Santa will be taking part and if he can do that as busy as he i.s, why not you? more McCORMICK 14-az. let. • JIU.Y MINTI ' PD. POL. ADV. Helen s pent s everdl we ek s preparing for the event . She decorated her bam , m~de cakes, candJt-J <:tppllP~ . made cup cakes, coolues and sec w·ed alllunds of ca ndy and gum and topped the whole btl utr With a big fire for a wtener roast. The adults attending , as well as tht' klds. came costumed m a variety of ou tfits Helen took Utem all by s urprtse though as she appeared as " Dracula" The party was so successful tha t Helen i.5 loolung forward to a repeat ne"t year. All of the neighborhood kids who have nicknamed Helen , " granny" are em ndJn g a big thanks to her for the demonstration of love . Attending the event were Donald Bailey , Doug , lJnda and Debbte Wyatt. Chuck. Judy, Chuckte and Sandy Bailey . Opal Biggs, Betty Biggs, Carolyn, Penny, Venda and Jamie Biggs, Valorie and Sean Jeffers, Brenda, Ryan and Missy Jeffers . Bruce, Patty and Becky Ho1rman, Barbara and Brenda ChappaleRr, Rich Janey, Ed, Dottte, Flossie and John Nelson. Evelyn Stanley, Karen . Krtsten and J P 3-lbs. or KlAn _ DRESSING YOUR VOTE APPRECIATED Pd . Pol Adv. 46-oz. Can Ht RICHARD BAILEY FOR Tomato Juiee SEVEN SEAS VIVA ITALIAN been a btl bad the past few yea"' what with the razor blade and needle reports, that she would throw a Halloween party for her neighborhood and that she did 1 RE-ELECT (Unexpired Term) THOROFARE OAILY TRIBUNE The luds of Laurel CWf area say Helen Bailey ts the greatest . And - I believe it. Helen decided this year that, sinee trick or treat had in some instances B l· • "lllfl j(ti!O l l l ll llll ~ LARGE OR SMALL CURD m Third Avt ., Call.!polia, Ohio 4M3\ Publbhed tvtry ~day evrrur..: t=Il'ej:t. I MEIGS LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD St. 1h· 1- .Hill hn · i1 JHl { . <!.~u:tl ! \ I ·, •lliiJ<Ul \. Cottage Cheese Publiahed every SWldil)' by ~ Oho Valley Publahlrlfil Co · Multimedia, lnc GAu.IPOUS I I RICHARD (Dick) and RUBY VAUGHAN SEALTEST ......--c::::~ . - I F'ROSINONE, Italy tAP 1 - Three cars plowed intn a tractnr-trailer that had jackknifed on a freewa y near Rome. killing six persons and injuring seven others, authorities reported . 12-oz. Ctn. ~'b ti:m;;t ._...__...._...... By Bob Hoeflieh ! I I SIX KILLED AtPennyfare we're putting the lid on inflation . With our "Total Down Prices" on hundreds of items you buy each week. Although we can't stop inflation we can slow it down by keeping our "Total Down Prices" the same every week_ We put the lid on inflation and you keep your total food bill lowe r all year long when you shop Pennyfare_ Sunday Ttmes-&ntloel Of the Bend I I 1 I We're putting the lid on inflation. HAZEL D. HANING ALBANY - Hazel Deck Haning, 70, died Thursday everying at O'Bleness HospitaL Mrs. Haning wa.s preceded in Beat. . . I PLEASE VOTE FOR much., cal l Attention: Chester Township Voters ~------- -------------~----: "• SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25th POMEROY FLOWER SHOP Mrs. Millard Van Meter Ph . 992-2039 1D6[1unernut Ave . 992-5721 Pomeroy , Ohio We aeeept all major Credit charge cards •nd we wrie flowers everywhere. ' • •' .: ., ' -· �A+-The Sunday Times..5entinel , Sunday, Nov . 4, 1979 Business operations begin GALUPOUS - The Southeastern Ohio Forell.'lic Psychiatric Center began official operatioll.'l this we<!k according to director, Marshall Gor don. The new Forensic Center serves six counties irf Southeastern Ohio : Athell.'l, Gallia, Hocking , Jackson, Meigs and Vinton. Among the services the Forensic Center provides are competency and insanity evaluations for Common Pleas and-or Municipal Courts . There are also proVIsions for pre- sereemng mvestigations for the adult parole authority . Evaluations, ideally, wiU take place in the Conunuruty Mental Health Center nearest the client's place rJ residence , and-or the county or ref erra!. With th• •stablishm•nt of this new servil'<!, all counties m Ohio are now served by conununity-based Forensie Centers . Headquarters for the operation are located at 412 Vinton Pike , Gallipolis, Ohio . The Gallia - A-7- The Sunday Times.sentliiel, Sunday , Nov . 4, 1!179 TOP PROBLEM MIDDLETOWN , OhiO (AP I Education is the top problem lii the state juJging by the . amount of attention it has received m the Legislature this year, the speaker of the Ohio House told area bul!lnessnen Friday . Vernal Riffe, D-New Boston · speaklng to the Middletown Area Olamber of Canrnerce, was critical of school districts that threaten to close without considering a Joan from the state to stav open . Jackson-Meigs Communtty Mental Health and Mental REtar .lat10n "648" Board administes the grant for the new Forensic Center. Weather Food service director named GALUPOUS Florence G. Ellcessor is now the Director or Food Service for the Holzer Medical Center, according to an an nouncement by H. Schoss Carey, VIce President for General ServIces at the hMpital. In June of 1m, Mrs. Ellcessor joined the staff of the hospital in the Medical Records Department Eighteen months later she tran sferred to the Food Service Depart · ment and since that time has received two promotions , before becoming the Director of the Depar tment , Oct. 15. She became Food Production Supervisor in 1975 and th•n serverl Sunny today . Highs in the low to mid Sfiol. The chance of precipitation IS near zero . SPECIAL EVENT RESCHEDULED GAWPOlJS - Lester Plymale, chairman of the Gallia County Safety Council, armounced Saturday the defensive driving course has been rescheduled for Nov . 19 and 20, · beginning at 6 p .m . at Gallia Academy High Schol. Cost for the classes is $1u. Registration fonns may be pickedup at the Gallipolis Area Chambers of Commerce office . THE DONUT HOUSE 303 Upper River Rd . 446-8588 Ga!!!,(!2lis ~-vAi:iiAit'E'C'ouP"oN -· GOOD FOR 39' toward a dozen donuts . Valid Sun., Mon . & Tues. Um i teo c ustomer one c oup on per Llt>t'lion.~ ullnmmt•t>tf The Galli a · Meigs Corrununity Action Agency will hold electiOns for low-tncome representation on t~ board or trustees for calendar year 1980. In Gallia County, the elections will t>e held on Thursday, Nov . 8, at I : 3{) p.m . in the Cheshire Village Council Chambers . In Meigs County . the elections will be held on Friday, Nov . 9, at I :3{) p.m . lii the St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Pomeroy . Any resident of Gal~a or Meigs Counties who have recetved services from the Community Action Agency is eligible to participate in the election process . Anyone needing transportation should contact Letha Proffitt in Meigs County at 992~ or Grace Thomas ln Gallia County at 446-4612 Ext. 72. EXTENDED FORECAST Monday through Wednesday: Fair Mooday . A cbaace of showenJ Tuesday aad Wednesday. Highs between 55 and 60 Monday and Tuesday and from the mid 4011 to the low 50s Wednesday. Lows lhrougb the period from the mid :10!1 to the low tO.. POMEROY - Ten pen;ons at· INJURED IN WRECK tending the Meigs - Gallia - Mason GALLIPOLIS - A Crown City of Life Underwriters Association man, William Johnson, 2!i, was meeting Oct. 17 at Meigs lm injured early Saturday during a onediscussed the Phil Donahue show vehicle accident on SR 7. ju,st"-liOrth s hown ln October that described adof CR 52. /_ __ _ Called to the scene at 4 : 3{) a~ ~ vantages of owning whole like insurance instead of depending on the Gallia-Meigs Post, Highway buying term insurance and investing Patrol. reports a south bound auto operated by Johnson passed off the left side of the roadway into a field and ave rturned . GALLIPOLIS - A preliminary Johnson displayed visible signs of hearing date of November 9 was set injury and was transported to Hol zer for Dana Leon George, Northup, Medical Center for treatment. charged with burglary, in Gallipolis The vehicle was demolished . Municipal Court Friday. Bond was set at $2,500. Three other cases were continued in Judge James A. Bennett's court Friday Paul C. Reynolds, Gallipolis, and Charles Frazier, Bidwell , each entered pleas of not guilty to charges of domestic violence. Bond for each MIDDLEPORT - Gary Wolfe , was set at $1 ,000 special mvestigalor for the depart· Entering pleas of guilty to six ment of Meigs Sheriff James J. Profcharges or insufficient funds , the fitt was speaker when the Midcase agai ns t Kathy Smtth. dleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club mel Galltpolis . was continued for Friday evening at Heath Uruted sentencing. Methodist Church. Twelve other cases were Wolfe outlined steps taken In tenninated Friday solving major crimes stressing the Mi c hael J . Williams. 33, importance of computers, public Gallipolis, pleaded guilty to a charge cooperation, cooperation amoog of DWI and was fined 1300 plus a six police departments plus a little luck . month sentence . all but 10 days He outlined aspects of solving the suspended . robbery at the Jones Boys Store in Charged with DWJ. John Black, Paneroy to stress the steps taken . 21, Gallipolis, pleaded guilty to the William Knight, Point Pleasant, lesser charge of reckless operation , and DaMy Crow, Middleport , were and was fined $100 guests for the meeting . Wolfe was David Schaeffer, 21, Gallipolis , introduced by Rotarian Joe Young. was fined $50, plus a six month Group singing was lead by Cash suspended sentence, on a charge of Bahr. Women of the church served driving while under suspension. dinner Forfeiting $30 on a charge or assured clear distance was Ricky A. Green, 18. Gallipolis . Pamela S Carter, 19, Gallipolis, forfeited S30on a charge of failure to obey a traffic control device. Wruving $25 on a charge of operating a vehicle with a defective ,,<~_4· mufOer was James V. Lambert. 31, •"7 Gallipolis . >;('-i ,-~, ~. t Fined or forfeiting bond on charges of excessive speed were David L. Dunn, 31, Bidwell, 128: Connie S. Burchett, 26, Gallipolis, $27; Richard L . Mayo, 52, Gallipolis, $28; Henry H. Sloan, 22, Patriot, $30; Joseph D. Tipton, 20, Galllpolla, $30; and Randall N. Baldrtdse, 21, Bidwell, $29. On Thursday , Paul M. Nease, Pomeroy, pleaded not guilty to a charge of criminal damaging . Bond was set at $1,rxl0 . Case continued . Bernard George, 21!, Gallipolill, Investigator Wolfe addresses Rotary These 1umbo crystdl tumblers ( 16 oz) are used in Fran ce_ for ice cr eam and puddings They 're perf ect for every k.nd of soft dnnk . For fhe holiday s fill with eggnog . sp i r11 s. punch . For 1haf specidl gift fill with preserves or jelly 6 PC. SET_ _ _ _~.OO It's A Grear Idea From France Wh~re else Peddler's Pantry State & Third Gallipolis the difference. Guest speaker was Luke Carroll, chief home rJfice underwriter, Columbus National Life Insurance Co. He outlined such topics as appointing power d attorney in the event of disability . He al.w commended the associatioo on its civic service projects. BiU Quickel, president of the association, reported anyone having questions about their We or health insurance may obtain infonnatioo or help from any member ol the association or write to the Meigs Gallia - Mason Association ol Life Underwriters, in care rJ Bill Quickel, president, Paneroy, Ohio, 45769. Pamphlets are available from the association that are titled "The Insurance You Now Own Could Be Your Best Buy " Less 510.00 Trade In hJS eyes 01 well as your own because it"s the creme t.nt !hot creotes co lor o f naluro l lookmg , lrue rtch ness; no uri she s tis beo ul y wt th a co nd t· hon e r; and cl eanses, o llm one . let us make FAMilY S~ SALON BUL ~Cf • t,• • UPPER 8" WORK BOOTS INSUlATED 14 K white gold mounling SUNDAY$1797 ONLY PAIR S4J500 - DERIFIELD JEWELRY pleaded guilty to charges of driving while under suspension and disorderly conduct on Thursday . George was fined $121!, plus a six month suspended sentence . VIS.4' SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA 417 Second Ave . Gallipolis Across from Theatre WHO LOSES WHEN A LEVY FAILS? LITS GO TO LAS VEGAS DECEMBER 3-7 SJ29 • Y nur 1 tun< p r l••an!41•1" ., f •i•'l l l urar>l+' h·•t••d t ,ol·ro• · \~l'a r • :\1111, 11 , \ " E•tr.ol" h(or.,- ,· l "u:-.t "rro lit <l<"r !'oo·r' n' • \' IJ f\0 .~ I ~-." f .. <• ) ••;o r :\ ~~\< I ,\II< <' of 11Halll} OPEN MONDAY TIL 8 PM FLORENCE ELLCESSOR takes the stand Mrs_ Davi.. has taken, is not ondly disloyal to this great country, but also completely out of the wiU of God. I am proud to support our govemment, to pay tax~ and to pray for our leaders. I only hope more peole will search the scriptures to see what God wants them to do instead of juming headlong into stands that wiiJ jeopardize the well betng of our country. I have not quoted the scriptures ~ord for word. I have only stated wlhat they say to me - " Pray for America, Love America, Support America " - stop complaining . U we would all do this, there would be no need to live in fear or worry about, living on the brink of Armageddon. I don't think any of us need worry about Armageddon. Anyway since scripture indicates it will be at least another 1,000 years before that happens. (Rev. 21!:7-10 ). So why don't we all quit worrying about the future, and pray for a better today instead of tomplairung. Very truly yours Ellen Showalter Route I Long Bottom, 0 . Avenelle & Leon R•mey Escorts TA0)34 33 Large Selection Big 10% Discount on all Cash & Carry room size remnants CARPETLAND OF GALLIPOLIS, INC. 161 Third Ave. Ph . 446- 1641 TENDER & JUICY RIB STEAK 99 Also in some of the store windows in Pomeroy and Middleport there will be T <~hlrts with decals of the "smokeout". On Nov . 115, there wiU be volunteers from the cancer society at all the banks throughout the area passmg out educational literature encouraging people to stop smolung for the one day and offer a lollipop instead <i a cigarette. "Do you know if you quit smoking you will save money, the nonsmoker or one who quits will soon lose that early morning cough, usually have fewer colds and sore throal.! and less tension, have an improved sense of smell and taste, sleep better and bave greater en· durance for all activites and sports "says Sharon Michael spokesman for the cancer society . "We realire that quitting even for one day wiiJ be tough but we want smokers wherever possible to give themselves and others a break. Quit at least for this Thursday , Nov .l5on the great American Smokeout" Michael added. BONELESS BIT SIZE STEW B~EF $ 79 VALLEY' BELL PLASTIC JUG GAL / DEL MONTE Court St. Ph . 446-0699 PEACHES 2Y1 • SIZE THEY .. ••~ SAVE '11000 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH IN GRAND OPENING SALE •• SAVE 20% ••~ :.. ..• ....•• ..• SAVE $20.00 to $30.00 BY ORDERING YOUR CLASS RING IN THE SPACE AGE 3.... • Fuii. Srzf' Colonral C"nHr ta I ' uo.~rl o r., Norwalk. f'hiJOI.t' urn'>fllil ~.-, .. r.-1 cHI"n .,f a lrr pt and &oll<l fal.rro. OlhH fntur,. , hated ~~~ llandard. •• .• ~ 3 • 49~ r------------------------------------, •• • ••• • • MARGARINE Pd . for by Gal l ia County Local Education Assoc1af10n SCHOOL RINGS METAL A NO N- PRECIOUS ALLOY C REATED BY J . LEWIS SMALL CO. LOOK AT THE ADVANTAGES • • • • • • • Fast Delivery Lastmg Bnllta nce Tarntsh Res ts tancc Stronger than Gold Super Tough and Durable Ltlelime Guarantee White Gold tn Appeara nce Oth er Styles and Prec1o u s Metals PEPSI or DIET PEPSI ON LOOSE DIAMONDS, COWRED s 19 GEMSTONES AND All MOUNTif+GS • Pau l Davies Jewelers entire inventory ol loose Oramonds ano co lored ~mstones will be reduced 10% during thi s sale . Al l shapes, si 1es. qualities . and price ranges availabl e And <:1S always, your sel ec t ion will carry a written certified appraisallo 1nsure true value . • F or 1ne f 1rsf rime ever ~ over 300 mount1ngs. tor all tyPf:"S of iewelry will a lso be offered at 20% Off . Brrng 1n vour odd s · ends j~elry tn~f ' S cl uttering your jewe l box and we w i ll reset vour stones rnto stunn mg new' items of je-welry - we 're the remount experts . e This sale is 1ust 10 t 1me f or Chr1stmas Values like thes-e w i ll never again be available . Buy now and Save 8 16 CIZ:. Is. rm:~.u nw111111:4 GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS We reserve the right to limit Av<-~ilrl b ..- p ClARK'S JEWELRY STORE 342 second Ave . 69~ KRAFT PARKAY This message brought to you by our chi Id 's teacher . • ••• j CAN DOw~ VOTE YES NOVEMBER 6 •• •• f- ,.,.,, , L4 B&EsPROBED Smokeout day Nov. 15 Pomeroy-On Nov. 15, there will be the great American Smokeout. It is t>eing sponsored nationwide by the American Cancer Society. All Americans who smoke are asked to try to stop smoking for just one day . Hopefully for some it will be a pledge they can keep for the future . Locally, Pat Ingels, chairman, announced that m the doctors and dentist offices at Veterans Memorial Hospital, banks throughout the area, schools, and grocery stores there will be educational material, buttons, pins, pledge cards, posters, sign up posters and stuffers available . ln additioo , on Nov. 8 on WJEH at 10:30 a .m . on Chatterbox, there will be three students from each high school, Eastern, Southern and Meigs who wiU be interviewed. The tape of the interview will be played over WYPC-FM at !2 :30p.m. on the same day. There will be a program on Nov . 9, over WMPO at 10:30 a .m . at which time three representatives from each school will be on kaleidoscope . CARPETI.AND CARPET SALE GALLIPOLIS - The breaking and entering of two homes on Clark Chapel Road were investigated Friday by the Gallia County Sheriff 's Department. Harry Phillips reported that between 9 a.m . and 4 p.m . his home was entered, through a window, and an undetermined amount of old and collectors coins taken. According to a report filed by Paulene Bush, her home wa s forcibly entered t>etween II a.m. and 3 p .m ., and a clock radio and ar undetermined amount of cash removed. This i ; a 5 day · 4 night tour via TWA scheduled airlines. You will stay at the new Golden Nugget Hotel. ~ Qu••f'fl :'.1t ~ • Ymn ("I r•W f' ,.f _'6 S!o·r•J'f' r ."t 1 l r•, ..II••• Pray for America LADIES 1 4 CARAT DIAMOND PENDANT CONVERTA COUC H YOUGEI 1 • YourCh" lr t>ufT,.,In . !- 11il.nr I EN'S LEATHER Roux Fonci-tone . SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA ' PH. 446-3353 ~ 1 1 1 SUNDAY SPECIAL your beauttful hotr o -scope come tr ue wtth C:::Wait-~i/."[9. I I u. 446 -FI640 ' SP.e WITH A NORWALK • A l{l' ' ''f'-•hl ~> "-•-IHl,\ \;, t t rt·~-< tn I I I I I SALES' & SERVICE Comfortable seating and sleeping for holiday guests ... for apartment dwellers ... for summercottages ... for you need double duty from your..,..... , Co lor th at wdl put stars 1 I 1 SANDERS PRICES INCREASED COLUMBUS, Ohio i AP J - The state Department of Liquor Control says prices increased on 392 different types and brands of liquor this week, of more than 1,000 various liquors sold in Ohio. Eighty percent of the increases ranged from 5 cents to 2!i cents a bottle, said Sue Hoffman, department public information director . Ten increases - nine of theo.I on imported brands amounted to $1.00 or more, she 881d, reflecting the weakness of the U.S. dollar at.=oad. From Columbus Only 1 1 I $46.50 $10.00 $36.50 SLEEPER SPECIAL There 's Beautiful Color in Your Hair-0-Scope with Roux Fanci-tone! I I All skin tests are free and Mrs. Tewksbary urges firemen, emergency squad people, food handlers and anyone who has not had a skin test within the past year to come, also adults and children. Each person who has a skin test must return to the Fire Hall on Thursday evening, Nov . 8, durlng the same hours to ahve the results read and recorded . MIDDLEPORT - The Meigs County Tuberculosis Office will be conducting a corrununity skin testing clinic at the Middleport Fire Hall on Tuesday evening Nov . 6. Joan Tewksbary, R .N., tut>erculosis nurse , will be giving the test between the horus or 7 n <n . and 8 :3{) p.m. who teaches iil Cincinnati ; Kim, an LPN ; June, 1 Freshman at Marshall University in Huntmgton, and Christopher , a student in Gallia Aca demy Junior High School. In announcing Mrs . Ellcessor's promotion, Carey said , "Our proudest moments come when we can promote those who are already members of our staff, who have demonstrated their skills and are capable to accept new and larger responsibilities olleadership in their own departments. We are very proud of Mrs. Ellcessor and are confident of her excellent performance on behalf of the hospital's Food Servil'<! Department." our stand toward our goverrunent should be the Bible provides the only Lt'tters of opinion an· wt·komt·d. They should be le ss source, to which we may go to find than 300 words Jon!( ! tor s ubje!'l Ito reduetion by the editor! thewillofGod . and must he signed with tht· signet•\ address. Names may I agree with Mr . Davies that love is 13:13 ), and I be withheld uplln publil'aliotl. HtoWt'Wr , tort request, 1 thatthewebestareway oat (Ito Cor. live in fear (II I names will be disciiJsed . l.l'ltt·rs should tw In good taste, I Tim 1:7!: however, we cannot take addressing issues.ntol ptrstonalitit·s . onlythesetwoscripturesinourdecisions and disregard the rest (II Tim. £l~h~ 3:161 ,<;;/'~ ~ As to supplll'tlng our government, we are to pray for our government tha we may lead a quiet and t t • peaceful life (I Tim. 2:1-3) . I We are to obey our government, for there is no government except it of rightness. be ordained by God and whosoever ~1rstof all. I'd hketosay I am proresisteth it, resillteth the wiiJ of God Dear Mr . Editor, ud to be an American, and to fully (Rom . 13 I-7) . After reading Erny Davies' letter support the governmen t of this coun-: As to paying taxes, Jesus Christ, of 1!>-27-79, I felt the need to reply to try . In this country we re blessed Himself, said that we are to pay Mr . Davies on some of his points: for with one or the highest standards of taxes to our government (Matt. far too many people in our country living in the world . Our worst situa22 :21; Mark 12:17; Luke 21! :25) _ today are adaptimg to his way of tions are far better thar the "best " The Bible also states that angels thinking toward our government . In - that most other conlnes have to ofdo not accuse the government, only stead of supporting it, they are going fer . the sellwilled among us despise the to do their "own thing" in the name When we are in doubt as to what government (II Peter 2: I!>- II) . It also states that there is a way that seemeth right unto a man, but the end thereof are the ways of death (Prov.\4: 12; 16 :26 1. I must say that I feel anyone who Set Sanders Auto Sales for all your service needs . 1st & SY\:dmOrP Cal, Fred oro. as the Purchase Control Supervisor tn Food Service from 1!176 until her recent appointment as Director of the Department. In her new position. she will be res ponsible for directing the 24-hour a day operation of Food Service. A ~rad uate of Gallia Academy High School , Mrs . Ellcessor continues her education through a number of programs particularly designed for her occupation in Food Service. Before raismg her family , she was assoc iated with the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company in Gallipolis . She is the mother of five children: Marc of Ga llipolis : G l n~ er r-------------------------1 I I e36 month guarantee • Heavy duty service bat tery • For most auto . and trucks . Underwriters discuss whole life insurance Court news FRENCH 5001 NEW BATTERIES GUEST SPEAKER - Luke Carroll, right, was the guest speaker at the noon luncheon meeting rJ the Meigs - Gallia - Masoo Life Underwriters held at the Meigs Inn . On the left is Don Stanley, past president. TB skin testing hegins Tuesday Gallipolis YOUR CLASS RING HEADQUARTERS -404-0CitC>AYitaJII • ..... ........ --~ - - -IOCiiTY Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 9 A.M .-9:30P.M. Fri. & Sat. 9 A. M .· lO P.M Closed Sunday �.....,, •' ",.' ,,' B-1 - The Sunda Yr ·unes-Sentinel, Swula y. Nov . 4, 1979 A~The Sunday Times-lientinel, Sunday, ,. Nov . 4, 1979 ..' ' ' .,' DAY, B BER 7 Hour Piano & Organ Sale 12:00 Noon To 7:00 PM Tbe JUNIOR MISS competltloa II OpeD to bJP scbool~ealor J hristmas or ayaway Clrb UDder IJ yean ol age. America 'a Jlllllor Mill II 1 ooo-profll corporation, aupported by COD• ceroed pareotl; edataiAln, dvlt groupe, bullueu aod IOVOI"OIIII!IIt. NatloaalapoMOn lodude Kraft, Slmplldty, Kodak aod Coca Cola USA . Lear Photography Is !be local lpoDIOr. Some of tbe glrll are shown practicing dance routines, all part of tbe Joalor MUs competition to be beld next Saturday olgbt at 7:30 p.m. at Lyne Ceo· ter, Rio Grande. Next Saturday night .•• Copy by Sallyanne H oltz I Regular $1695. I ThinRS are jumpin 'for junior Miss 00 P!Jotus hy Susan Stanley, Lear Pb otograp!Jy Never, Never To Be bP.eated. NO DOWN PAYMENT NECESSARY AND ONLY s27.87 PER MONTH Story & Clark Pianos REGULAR $196500 Kimball Pianos Lowrey Pianos REGULAR sl445 00 BUILT FOR THE PROFESSIONAL OR TliE PROFESSIONAL TO BE... REGULAR 11965.00 SAVE S45000 00 Save '500° 0 00 $ 00 • GAI..UPOUS • Local girLs will have a chance at a natiooal title next Saturday night as the local finals of the Jackson and Gallla CoiDlty Junior Miss Program are held at Rio Grande College Lyne Center. The Junior Miss competition. which wlll begin at 7:30p.m ., is part of a nationwide program to honor and reward the COW1try 's leading high school girLs for achievement in such categories as scholastics, creative talent, self development and community bettennent . Winners here will represent Gallia and J sc kson CoWl ties in the state JW1ior Miss Program at Columbus in January of next year, C((Ilptting with 23 other state winners for the many scholarship awards and a chance to participBte in the America Junior Miss Finals at Mobile, Alabama later in 1980. The Junior Miss program is sponsored locally by Lear Photography, Galllpolis. Master of Ceremonies for the event is Bud McGhee , with State Representative Roo James crowning the winners. Entertainment for the evening will he provided by the GAHS Jazz Ensemble under the direction of Brian Oglesbee and Op""' IX , of Wellston High School. Tickets may he purchased in advance for Sl by stopping by Lear's, Spring Valley Plaza or by contacting Susan Stanley, 446-9588, or Sharon Cleland at 446-7221 . Tickets at the door will he $1.50. Entrants are judged on youth fitness , pc 'se and appearance , creatived and performing arts, scholastic achievement and a judges' interview . The national ccmpetitioo, held in MobUe, Ala . since 19~8. has been televised natio!UIIIy live and in color since 196$. National awards total appromnately $11(1,000 with a SIS,OOO scholarship to the college of her choice to the girl selected as America 's Junior Miss. This year's local prizes include : a $25 cash award in both Jackson and Gallia Counties (Coca Cola Bottling Co. of Parkersburg, W. Va.); a Creative and Performing Arts award of a $25 savings bond ( BancOhio First Natlooal Bank of Jackson; Gallia County Ohio Valley Bank ); a Poise and Appearance award of $25 for both Gallia and Ja ckson Counties, same sponsors as above; a Youth Fitness award of a $25 savings bood for both coW1ties 1 BancOhio lrst Natiooasl Bank of Jackson; Commercial and Savings Bank of Gallipolis 1; and a ScholBIItic Achievement award for both counties of a S2S savings bood I same sponsors as above ). Hlgb Stbool, daugbler ol Mr. ud Cooteotuts are IJacboo County I : Rutb M<Cutcbeoo, Jacboo Hlgb Scbool 11ealor, daughter of Mr. aod Mn. Clarence M<Cutcbeoo; Rhonda Smittle, JHS, Mr. aod Mn. Ronald Smittle; Do111111 Cameroa, JHS, daughter ol Mr. and Mn. Roaald Camerou; Kareu BUrr, WeU.tOD local establishments cootrlbutiJIC time to the PI"OI!ram include dance choreography by Mary Wamaley and Maret Hyatt of the Point Pleasant Dance Studio; Make-up by Andrea's, Jackson ; and flower-a and arangements by Smeltzer's Garden Cenli!r, Gallipolis. LOOKING TO FULFILL. YOUR MUSICAL DREAMS? THE LOWERY GENIE IS TRULY A FUN INSTRUMENT DESIGNED ESPECIALLY FOR TliOSE WHO LONG FOR THE JOY OF MAKING MUSIC - TliEIR VERY OWN MUSIC - WITHOUT ENDURING RIGORS OF STUDY AND PRACTICE. WE GUARANTEE TO HAVE YOU PLAYING A TUNE IN JUST FlffiEN MINUTES. Regular '1295.00 .. ... Sunday Special No Down Payment Necessary Or A Small Deposit Will Hold For CHRISTMAS BRU RDI MUSIC I 0 . . CUiei'IID II "lickill ap ller beell" Ia prepuatl.- .... tile 1J'It JUNIOR MISS competltloa, "• tied for SIIDnlay, Nov. 11. 1t1ere ue aiDe toDteatull, Ill ....._ will I• •to lo 1tDt.e fiDala later 1111111,-r. CORNER 3rd aad COURT ST. . DIAL 446..0687 > .. Mn. Toms.ker. GaWa Ceuty eatr'aJdl lw>f : Betb 'l'bomal, r..wa A"''l't "' 111111 Scboal,llall&llter .. Mr.... Mn. 0.. ,...._.; JaJ- .. , .... CWI8, dau&hler .. Mr. - ' Mn. c.t . . . pkiDI; Cbrlatl Straq, GAllS, daugbler of Mr. aod Mn. Dllvld Strug ; Angle Holt, GARS, dllaPier of Mr. aod Mn. WOllam IWt; ud Brenda Lallier, GARS, daratrltt al Helen Lallier. Each County Junior Mlaa (tbere> will be winners for bolb Jacltlon and Gallia Counties J wiU receive an $1., scholarship frml Gallipolis B"Pn! College; a $200 scholanhlp from Rio Grande College; a Junior Mlaa tiara from Tawney's; bouquet from Mayhew F1ower Shop; a lrqlhy frml Newberry'a Sporting Goods; I 18 by 20 inch color portrait from Lear Photography; a sash from JoAnn Fabrics ; and a halntyllng Mllioo with Y~Qr Father's Moustache. Each first runner-~ - again, one from each county - wiU receive: a $900 scholarship fr001 GalllpoU. Busine&'l College; a Junior MIA trophy from Newberry's; and an II by 14 inch natural color poctralt from Lear Photography . ' ... �B-2- The Sunday Tlrnes-llentinel, Sunday , Nov . 4, 1979 Twin Gilmore daughters are shower honorees RUTLAND- A shower for Brandee Michelle and Brianna Danielle , twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs . Michael Gihnore, was held Monday night at the Rutland Church ol the Nazarene recreation hall. Hostesses were Mrs . Rose Carson, Mrs . Sharon Black, and Mrs. Lily Kl!lllledy . A pink and blue color scheme was carried out and a decorated cake made by Mrs. Carson was served with punch and nuts. Games were played with prizes going to Miss Donna Boyd, Mrs. Wanda Williams, and Mrs. Lenora McKnight. Attending besides those named were Mrs. Marjorie !{apple, Mrs. 4'dia Smith, Mrs. Esther mack, Mrs. Janice Grimm, Miss Brynda Black, Mrs. Sandy McDaniel!, Mrs . Betty Wehrung, Mrs. Nettie Boyer, Mrs. Shirley Baity and Julie, Mrs. Elza Gilmore, Mrs. Noca Gilmore, Miss Louise Gihnore, Mrs. Dlzie Sayre, Vicki Hoffman, Mrs. Connie Black and Jason , Mr.<. Bonme Miller, Mrs. Adalene France, and Mrs. Birdie Hysell . Others presenting glfta were Mrs . Dorma Glaze, Mrs. Mildred Wells, Mrs . Pandora Collins, Mrs. Carolyn McDaniel, Mrs . Barbara Mullen , Mrs. Joni Hdfman, Mrs. Martha Hoffman, Mrs . Ann Browning, Mrs. Judy Miller, Mrs . Carolyn Black, Mrs . Brenda Taylor, Mrs. Noami Bentley, Mrs. Sandy Walker, the Rev. and Mrs. Uoyd Grimm, Linda and Joe Gilmore, Mrs. Cathy Ihle, Mrs. Goldie Carson, Mrs . Irene Kennedy, Mrs. Polly Legar, Mrs. Millle Midkiff, Mrs. Pauline Mayer, Mrs. Beulah Grate, Mrs. Vicki Farrell, Mrs. Gloria Grate, Mr . and Mrs. Burdell Black, Mrs. Robin Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Grueser, Mrs . Donna Grate, Roger and Mary Gilmore, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Musser, Mr. and Mrs. William mack, Mr . and Mrs. Morton Barnes, Mrs. Bar· Wedding announced bara Black, Mrs . Violet Dillon, Miss Bonnie Dillon, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Petersoo , Mr. and Mrs. Dave Grueser, Mr . and Mra . Dan Meadows, and Mrs. Betty Adams. ELEcriONDAV DINNER SET SALEM CENTER - The Salem Township Volunteer Fire Department will be serving election day dinner all day on Tuesday, November 6. The menu will consist of slopPY joes, hot dogs, vegetable soup bean soup, pies and other baked goods. This will be the first time the residents of Salem Township will be c88ting their ballots at the new fire house. Those who haven't via! ted the new facilities yet are free to look around and see the fire department. The fire house is located beside the school house. VETERANS MEMORIAL Admitted- Kathy Walters, Muon, W. Va .; Clarence Fife, Pcmeroy; Stacey Coon, New Haven: SaUl~ Cadle, Shrewsbury, W. Va . ; Timothy Jarrel, LBngsviiJe: Donna Persinger, Gallipolls. Discharged - Doris Williams, Charles Friley, Paul Clark; Raymond Justice. - -·- Miss Wickline becomes engaged ....... ._ .... ~.- ~ After a short wedding trip, the newlyweds are at home to their friends at 238~ South Second Ave., Mldleport. The bride L! a first grade teacher MOUNTING SALE! · ~- Ol 0 ·~ · -·· -· --· }uyce Davis ~--- - -- , - - -· Harrisons wed 50 years : : MlDLEPORT - GALLIPOUS • Mr. and Mrs . Lowell Harrl!on, 152 Fourth Avenue, will celebrate tlleir golden wedding anniversary on Sunday , Nov . 11 with an open house upstairs at the VFW Mr. and Mrs. : ~leased to announce the engagement : and forthcoming marriage ri their • daughter, Joyce Ann, to Robert E. ;'towery, son ol Mr. and Mrs. Ray, mond Lowery, Rt. 2, Gallipolis . : Miss Davis is a graduate of Meigs : HighSchool and Rio Grande College, ' -~ At The - By llle Ubrary Staff GAWPOUS - " Portugal, Men ci the Sea", is this week's Family FUm Fare at the Dr. Samuel L. Bossard Memorial Library, Sunday 3 p .m. and Tuesday at 7 p.m. This National Geographic film explores the We of the lonely doryman as he plies his skills in the lonely ocean to provide a living for his family. The trip into the life of a working man can bnng new insights into the world around us. This is one of many films at the library that deals with the life that goes on daily to provide food for many . The Library is a great place 'to go explocing . Through bool!3 and films you can be transported in a twinkling ri an eye to far-<~ way, and exotic places any day that you choolle. The Library is the in-place to go, clooe to horne, to get away to faraway places . The library at 641 Second Ave. is open Monday through Friday. 9-9, Saturday 9-6 and Sunday 1~ . Visit your library soon and see what we have to offer you, the reading public. of Gallipolsi and GalUs County. , TONIGHT thru THU!;!SOAY WALT DI5N1!Y ""-ctvc»oftl .. . 2 Sreetlngs Ca rd s ~~e~o~~s 6 48 Misses' Turtleneck Toppings Christmas Photo Greetin's Brmg rn your Kodak" or Focal negatrve for color pholo C lfdl Cl rl r.. 11'1111# r•om where she is currently employed . Lowery is a graduate of GalUa Academy High School and Buckeye Hills Career Center. The wedding will be held Saturday, Dec. 1, 1:30 p.m., at the Bradbury Church of Christ, Rt. I, Mid· dleport. The gracious custom ri open church will be observed . SUPPORT NOTED : - POMEROY--Mrs. Dorothy : Woodard, president ri the Mid: dleportPomeroy Area Branch of the ;-mnerican Association of University • Women, announced today that the : AAUW supports Issue I which will be : on the ballot Tuesday . ' TIJRKEV DINNER PLANNED Tuppers Plains-The Ladies Auxiliary ri the Orange Township Volunteer Fire Department will sponsor a turkey dinner on Saturday, Nov . 17 at the fire house in Tuppers Plains from 4:30p.m. to 7 p.m. The dinner is $-4 for adults and $2 for children. The menu includes , ~.., turkey, dressing, potatoes and gravy, noodles, green beans, slaw. roll, pie or cake and beverage. For carryout orders bring containers. ...---...... 96 Our REg . 3.96 4 57 Mr. and M n . Lowell f-!arrison ijoyce Davis pklns winter vows : ~ax 0 . Davis, Rt. I, Middleport, are , COLO'' · . I /r, ·utr , ~- ..... "" · - · ...... - - - 10 ... ......... . ....... It<>«--... · · - home. Both are employed at Ro~ bins and Myers. The wedding will be an event of Friday, Nov . 16. J ~u~Reg Peanut Butter 1 27 . Jif RIO GRANDE COLlEGE COMMUNITY COLlEGE Offers MEETS WEDNESDAY Chester- The Southeast Ohio Garden Tractor Club will meet Wed· neaday at 7:30 p .ITL at the scout building behind the firehouse in Chester. All interested persons are invited to attend. Manufacturing Technology ro o~• p tfnl o • 1liO. . ••••• cot ! G r ea t . go-wrth · every thrn g top s ol easy ·c are polyes· ter Porular fa ll col· onn qs M rsses Rio Grande, Ohio PH. 446·3353 1 i Silver Bridge Plaza 33~ ,·~~~" Our Reg I 9,2 · •14-0z. ·Spray Pledge ~ Wa.:ed oee1uty •nstan tly as you du st tn re qu lar or lemon sce nt " !OM! WI \ \, SEEN AND HEARD GAWPOLIS - I.ASCO Niday just returned from a two week stay witll his son and family, Henry Niday, in Oalulale, Calif. Printed Coat Style Pajamas The disease brucellosis in cattle can reduce milk yield about 2ll percent and lower calf production by about 40 percent in affected herds. · - · ....... _ .. . .. . . . , ... I • _ ' "'"'"'·-·__ ........ ,. .... ...... --·-...... ...·-- ... -·"-. .. _.... <-... .-o..._, - __ - ·.,, . . ·..-.. ·-· ..... - -........ at Middl<port Elementary, and teh groom is employed at Mountaineer Plant, New Haven, W.Va . man. Beau Brummell, the English dandy, bathed three to four times a day . llis dislike of dirt was such that he even had tlle soles of his bool8 polished . 0..• ... GALLIPOUS - Mr. and Mrs . Marvin Wickline Sr. of Lower River Rd., Gallipolis, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Tamara Lynn, to Michael Dean Ross, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ross of Rt. l. Patriot . Miss Wickline is a 1978 graduate of Gallls Academy High School. Ross L! a ID78 graduate of Symmes Valley High School. He is also the grandson of the late W'llliam Ross and the grandson of JanJe Addis of Ironton, and the late Clyde and Merle Asbury rl Scottown, Oh. Miss Wickline is the granddaughter of the late Forrest Wickline and Edna Wickline, al!o the late Andnw Berkley and lkalla Berkley, f ormeriy of Galli polls. The couple will reside on Lower River Road in their .1ew mobile POMEROY The St. Paul Lutheran Church, Pomeroy, was the scene of the September 7 wedding of Deborah Kay Ohlinger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Ohlinger, Rooe Hill, Pomeroy, to Wayne E . Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis, Russell St., Middleport. The double-ring candlelight ceremony was performed by Rev. William Mlddleswart. Miss Kim Ohlinger, sister <J the brtde, was maid of honor, and Steve Ohlinger, brother ol the bride, served as best $35. Valu•. For ooftor moro natural curls. ONE BETTER ACID WAV~ $25. Voluo. GrNI looks for • 25 ond wom•n. 18 95 UNIPERM 121. 2-ply sheets . 11 •10.82' rowels . Pnnt border IMn 95 r--1 Social Calendar MONDAY EASTERN ATHLETIC Boosters Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the high school. hall from 2-1. p.m . Friends and relatives are invited to the reception . The hosts for the eve nt will be the Harrisons' children. They were wed on November 29, 1929 in Ollwnbus. Mr . Harrison is a retired employee of the State Highway Dept.; Mrs. Harrison is a retiree of GOC iGSI). 20% OFF MEIGS COUNTY SALON 710, Monday, 7 :30 p.m. at the Riverboat Room. Julia Hysell and Eileen Searles, hostesses . • Paul Davies Jewelers , to celebrate 111eir Grand Opening, is offering for the first time ever, over 300 14 Kt.-18 Kt.·Piatinum ring, necklace, earrings, stickpin, tie tac mounting and more at 20%0FF . LETART F A.LLS PTO meeting, 7:30p.m . Monday at the school. RACINE CHAPTER 134, O.E.S., Monday , Masonic Temple, 7:30p.m. Initiation with officers to wear c hapter dresses . Potluck refreshmenl8. TIJESDAV HOMEMADE VEGETABLE beef supper Tuesday 10 am . to 4 p.m. at Harrisonville Town Hall. Sponsored by senior citizens. llling containers for carry-<>ut orders of soup. ELECTION DAY Dinner and fall bazaar in social rooms <i Chester Methodist Church Tuesday. Dinner served from 11 a.m. to I p.m. Bazaar from 9 a.m . to 7 p.m . OYSTER STEW dinner at Pomeroy American Legion following regular meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. Membership roundup. RUMMAGE SALE, Masonic Hall, Chester, sponsored by U.F .O. of Silver Ridge Community. ARTS AND CRAFTS Fair Tuesday acrOBS from Chester Fire House, sponsored by U.F .O. of Silver Ridge Corrununity. WEDNESDAY UNITED METHODIST WOMEN, Letart Falls Church, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs . Inez Hill. Installation of officers to be held. Short Program will be given . TifURSDAV ELEANOR CIRCLE, Heath United Methodist Church, 7:30p.m. Thursday at the church with Mrs. Cherole Burdette, Mrs. Nancy Cale , and Mrs. Kitty Cassell as hostesses . A bazaar workshop will be held . Each member is to make aS ! donation. • Gather up your old diamond and colored stone jewelry, bring them in, and let us create a beautiful item of 1-el'ry. With gem stones a.p preciating rapidly. you can't afford to let thOse old 1ewe1ry pieces set any more - ENJOY THOSE G1EMS AGAIN! We're exper" at recycling old and worn~ut jewelry. for rustic lmlUI!f, I'On{(ort and dumhilif!l Rustic Enterpnses RR #I , Box 208 Crown C1ty. Ohro 45623 [6141256·1946 OR • Let us furnish one or all the diamond and colored stones needed to create that special jewelry item. LOOSE AND COLORED STONES ALSO AT 20%0FF. • Chrllfmas is right around the corner. What lA excellent gift idea and at uvings never before given 20% Off. A small deposit will hold till Christmas. ~&uv. I!IEI .fwu.r,. ......... RLTR M:.t. .. U,! 6 ALl A INO UST Rif. S U D Send SJ.oo lao C ompl~te l o g Hom e Po rtf OliO - •OONDA- • -- ~ ,.-~---~ Lf1-.; •U<. 'fOUt ~ n~ ,.., ,, SliOiWorlda# ...hasboots.too! EMPIRE'S BIGGEST SALE EVER 3 - BxlO's 3 - 5x7's $3 .00 15- Wallets When PhotoRraphed '9.95 ALL COLOR TOTAL COST When Prctures S12.95 Are Delivered 69~ Valwline Oil ]8Cour /. 10w.W All Climiate . Our 1.47 Fex 'n Fill 1.27 ~~· ii3"1Mi~..L. ,~ " I Photacraphy by 2 CHARLIE JOHNSON Formerly Frrd Wtllman LAST TIME IEFOR11E CHRISTMAS Frid1y- Nov. 9 - 11:00 AM to 7:00PM S.turday- New. 10- 11:00 AM to 4:30PM A.B.C. KIDDIE SHOP Silver I rid I• Shopplnl Pl•n, - C.llipoli1, Ohio 1274-Yds • lb Our Reg 2 II 4· Yds. Kwik Kover · II Vinyl plastiC wrth pressure·sensr - tive adhesrve backing . 18.. wrde 38 Our 2 97 Men's Socks in 3-Pr. Pkg. Orion acryli C stre tch nylon Fol 10 . 13 Ae<;1 1 111 c l O...P o nl 497 Our Reg . 7. 97 Infant Girls' Dresses Lovely dresses polyester blends . in pocket . </ Enamel Spray Paint 114 Great l or 1nteno r and extenor pamtmg 12-ozt 16·oz• can ·-·W1 DON'T MISS OUT. SHOP TODAY, SUNDAY, NOV. 4 1 P·M TIL 6 PM You May Qualify For $1,000 INSTANT CREDIT If You Have VISA, Af<!'ERICAN EXPRESS MASTER CHAilGE Credit Cards or a. Won1e11'• new fleece-lined sport boot has roll-down collar. molded 12.00 1 bollom. Rust . . -. 28.00 Reg $17 97 b.Wxswoo's buckled shall sport boot with comfortable row '-! and contrast stitching on shall. Wine. 16.00 Reg. $22 .97 Reg . $9.97 Reg. S38.97 lilt bolo•' vinyl style . 3 Y, •7. Reg. $14.97 . ti.OO Clllkloen'svinyi style. 8 Y,·3. Reg. St2.97. 8.ICI ChlldNn'a vinyl style. 5 Y,·8. R'.f'J. $8.97. c. Casual organizer bags. 10 Compartments. Assorted colors . 8.00 d . ...,•• -stem style sport boot. Genuine 1e1111er loot and contrast stitching. Trlcot·llned. Camet. Men'• Orion · socks. Assorted colon. 80¢ pr. Reg. $1.17 307 Upper River: Rd. Gallipolis, Ohio M•s•;- Charge or Visa . Sale prices good lhru Sund4y . Deily~._nd Sunday 1: pm, ...... -~ . ... ISO ..J �B-4- TheSwulay Times-Sentinel, SWlday, Nov . 4, 19'79 • Owens-Wolfe speak june vows tn Columbus POMEROY-Karen Marie Owens, daughter of Carl and Rooalie Owens, Colwnbus , and David B. Wolfe , FoWltain Valley , Calif. soo of David and Evalee Wolfe, Middleport, were married on June 17 at 2:30p.m. at the Overbrook Presbyterian Church , North High St., Colwnbus. The,Rev . John C. Laske, DD performed the double ring ceremony Given in marriage Qy h"er father, the bride wore a gown of polyester chit- BUYING U. S. SILVER DOLLARS PAYING '1145 FOR EACH SILVER DOLLAR (lmoraetoro) BUYING SILVER U. S. COINS (Buying Before) Halves , Quarters, Dimes , Dated 1964 or FOR EACH 50• .••WE PAY '3.95 FOR EACH 25' .•• WE PAY '1.95 FOR EACH 10'•••WE PAY 75' PAUL DAVIES JEWELRY 404 Second Ave. Gallipolis, 0. fon fashiooed with a high neckline, bodice covered in !ilk venice lace , lull Whop sleeves accented with lace motifs, and a full skirt which flowed into a chapel length train. The chape1length veil of illusion was edged with matching silk Venice lace. The bride carried a bouquet of yellow roses , stephanotis, and baby's breath. The bridesmaids and junior bridesmaids' gowns were of identical design in rose lustre gloknil The blouson overlay was attached to a sleeveless bodice with capelet sleeves slit from the shoulders. The skirts were floor length and pleated. They carried bouquets of yellow sweetheart roses , pink minicarnations, lavender dalsises, baby's breath and purple statice with streamers in pink and ivory . The attendants were Mrs. Richard Keller, Westerville, matron ri honor; Miss Stacey Hayes , a cousin, Parkersburg, W. Va.; and Carol and Tina Owens, twin sisters rl. the bride, bridesmaids. The groom was in a formal tuxedo of candlelight and had a white carnation boutonniere. The ushers and best man wore tu.ledos with pink shirts and pink carnations. David Swisher of Bel Air, Md. was best man and the ushers were Tim F ischer, New Orleans , La.; Christopher Hymrod, Columbus ; and Dennis WoUe, brother of the groom, Middleport . Erik Niceswanger, Colwnbus was the ling bearer. The mother of the bride was attired in a gown of mauve floor length, and wore a celeste rose corsage . Mrs . Wolfe wore a light blue double knit floor length gown and a white rose bud corsage. A reception was held at the Cllntooville Women's Club in Columbus irrunediately following the wedding . The day after their wedding, the couple left for California and then later flew to Miami, Fla. where they sailed on "Song of Norway "for a week 's Caribbean Cruise. They will reside at Fountain Valley, Calif. The bride Ia a graduate of Marietta College with a bachelor of Arts degree in psychology and sociology . Mr. Wolfe graduated from Meigs High School in 19'74, from Marietta College in 1978 with a degree in petroleum engineering. He is employed with Standard Oil of Southern california, Huntington Beach, Calif. Mrs . Gladys C. Haynes, ParkersbiJrs, W. Va ., grandmother of the bride ; Gene A. Haynes, Parkersburg; Mrs. Roy L. Haynes, Gene L. Haynes, Steve Haynes, and Stacie Haynes, San Antoolo, Texas ; Mr. and Mrs. Austin Gates, St. Albans, W.Va.; Mr. John F . Gates, Jr ., White Sui~ Springs, W. Va .; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bailey, Hemet, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Elbem Monroe, Cedarville; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Irwin, Bet:ly and Becky, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fretschel, sister of the groom, Chicopee, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. David Swisher, Bel Air, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fischer, Chesterfield; Michael B. May, Lafayette, La.; Tim Fischer, New Orleans, La., and Mr. and Mrs . David Wolfe and Dennis Wolfe, Middleport . ~ -- - ------ - -- -- --- , llli ! Welcome Wa,fon club activities NOVEMBER Monday, Nov. 5 - Executive meeting, 7-11 p.m. at Mary Howell 's, Jay Dr. Phone 44&-4479. Wednesday, Nov. 7 - Luncheon Bridge, 12 noon - 3 p.m . at MariaMe Jamison 's, Crouse-Beck Rd. phone 446-2649. Friday, Nov. 9 - Welcome Wagon Club Salad Luncheon, 12 noon-3;30 p.m . at the Community Room of the Mental Health Center. Buffet lunch, bridge and cards . Prizes. Proceeds to Tot finders Program . Phone 446-1937for tickets . Saturday, Nov . 10 - Couples Bridge, 7:30p.m . at Moffitt's . Phone ~- Wednesday, Nov . 14 - Getacquainted coffee, 10 a .m . at Debby Kincaid's Jay Dr. Phone 446-7739. Thursday , Nov . 15 - EvenJnc' Bridge, 7:30 p.m . at the Jacboft Pike Branch of the Ohio ValleyBank. Phone 446-7739. Thursday, Nov . Z9 - Crafts,' Macrame Christmas Glft:l. For time. and location, phone Teresa Blhl, 44&-1937. Welcome Wagon Club Ia open to aJt interested newcomers ln Pt. Plea ~ sant and Galli& County . For more in· fonnation call Chris Mitchell, 44&-7739. Remember Week of Nov. 4 Monday - Welcome Wagon Club Executive meeting, 7-11 p.m. at Mary Howell 's. Wednesay - Welcome Wagon Club Luncheon Bridge, 12 noon-3p.m . at MariaMe Jamiaon 's. Friday - Welcome Wagon Club·. Salad Luncheon, 12 noon-3:30p.m . at Marianne Jamison's. . Friday - Welcome Wagon Club-. Salad Luncheon, 12 noon-3:30 p.m. atthe Community Room ri the Mental Health Center . Tickets available at door. Saturday - Welcome Wagon Club Couples Bridge, 7:30p.m . at Moffitt 's. ~,!__-:.~~ ..- Stove M organ Sullivan Birthday noted GALUPOUS - Morgan James Sullivan was one year old on Friday, Oct. 26. Morgan's cousin, Matthew Alden Williams, who was eight years old on Monday, oct. Z9, shared the birthday honors . Cake and ice cream were served at the party which was at the home of Morgan's parents, Kenny and Janet Sullivan. The cakes, a W'Ulllie-the-Pooh for Morgan and a baseball team for Matt were baked and decorated by Marilyn Skidmore. Those who were asked to share in the party fun were James and Edith Nibert, grandparents ri both birthday boys, Ed, Karen and Jason Williams, Marilyn and ~ri Skidmore, Chris Sullivan, Darla Ward. and Mark Merola and Kenny and Janet Sullivan. Those sending gift:l but unable to attend were Edna Miller, Tom Clark and Eva Faulkner. iC. JNir u .. B-6--~Sunday Thnes-5entinel , Sunday , Nov. 4, 1979 Hzstory book orders deadline Nov. 9 By~tParker Craft-Harvey exchange july nuptials locally Asd we have stale<l before , only Co-{)rdbuotor the number of books ordered and paid for wW be printed . This Is the Metgo County MllleWD POMEROY - Have you been rneanlni to order a copy ri the Meip CoWlty History being published by the Melp County Pioneer and Historical Society? U you have doo1 delay any longer. The d e a . for accepting orders Ia November 9. After that date, no orders will be accepted. All orders mUBt be a cccmpanled by PI!Yffient, as only tho8e paid for will be counted . ' only way to get a copy, since the society will not be printing any ex- tras. The book, containing approximately 500 pages of family and topical history and pictures, wil make a lovely Christmas gift. To order your copy, mail $7JI.OO if pkked up, $28.00 if mailed, to Meigs History Book, Pomeroy , Ohio .S769. Nobot*'s.. . No r•turns .. . with the Marx Home Oxygen Support System. Tired of wasting wood in inefficient stoves & fireplaces·:- n.. ...... Ot ~ 'aJPI)OII ~ ~ .... rwr- co.- ol ~~ .... ~~ ~ lcr Nttl' -....... '""" ,... ~ -~Man ..... dolwl r .-...o~ • ~QnCI ~ ptOC- noti">>O ~ C. I() ~ "'9' t~<ro;n OS'tOf'l ~ c. ~~ ...... !ollcn~O.CO.... •• .W.... • The Earth Stove burns 1!3 the fu£::1 . Of many StOVeS be cau~e P" heatooi d•all no an• r.IJ'\IUIIF\'ai~ ID ...... rM"td .-. ~ ~ fold promote s efh cu?nt and co mp lete comb us~ 10 r1 ltkf' so lrd fuel power plants ~ uper he at ed a11 pre,ent s cool rng· ollr 1e uni 1Ke manual ··nole dr af t ~ dD Eve n large chunks burn slo wly ana co mp l e t e!~ errm1n ate ~ fr eQuen t ash removal "'NA"""""'....,""'-i • Wood gases not wasted ........ o.olng .... ~ a....... ~ n..~o~or> -,.......,~,..,.....,. ~ QI'IOICJir J(I ~ ·(~- CO"' ~ICH..o::l ~!boo,_ 11 10 1C IOm l <YIII con t . ..-::1 -~~~~a-d ~o..-.,., • r • •u ~ .. ~ Secondar , a•aH I 1 n lrod u ce o~ ygrn abo~e prr mary !H e zone ro bu tn wo1at 1l t Tri-County Home Medical Supply gases such as methan ol pyroli gneous acre et c • Converts to open fire instantly rffv CW ~~ 'i<W.W WI ryj_ -..oJiw Jl.l....dJJid l "'fM!t r1 /11'11J[ ~ ~ \);1)1)1) IJr,;; GALI.IPOLIS - Miss Debora h Sue Craft and Jeffrey Ma rk Ha rvev exchanged wedding vows in an eve~­ ing ceremony on July 20, 1979 at First Baptist Church, Gallipolis. The Reverend 0 . C. Mornson officiated the ceremony . The bride is the daughter of Mr . and Mrs . Robert Craft, Gallipolis , and the groom is the son of Mr . and Mrs . Vernon Harvey , also of Gallipolis . Prenuptial music was presented by Mrs . Ruth Ann Corbin beginning at 6 p.m. Soloists were Mrs . Karen Moore of Zanesville, forme r neighbor of the bride, and Bradley Harvey, brother of the groom . Vocal selections included Wedding Song ; He Has Chosen You for Me; God , A Woman and a Man ; and a trwnpet so1oof, If, played by Brad. The church was decorated by Flowerland Florist with two large fireside baskets of apricot and green mums and carnations. Two seven branch candelabras graced each side of the front of the church with an archway of tvy and wedding doves in the center . The family pews were ~rked by four single candles with a floral arrangement, and the bridal path marked by a white aisle cloth. Escorted to the altar by her father and given in marriage by her parents, the bride was attired in a fonnal gown of white nylon organza . Chantilly lace enhanced the bodice, high neck, and Bishop sleeves. The lower skirt was complimented by two rows of ruffles which was swept into a fully attached train with tiers of ruffles, which also transformed into a bu.ssel. Her headpiece was a white chantilly covered Camelot cap with a waltz length illusion veil. Her jewelry was a gold cr068 necklace with two wedding bands and dia' mood earrings, a gift of the groom . The bride carried a cascade of apricot and green and white sweetheart roses, miniature carnations, and a cloud of baby 's breth, with apricot and green streamers . Matron of honor was Mrs . Tarruny FINANCING AVAilABLE FOR INFORMATION PHONE 446 4469 • @hio Valley Bank s••• More Interest On Your PASSBOOK SAVINGS NOW I HERE TODAY! HIGH PERFORMANCE ... SOLIDLY -BUILT! 5.25=5.46 ANNUAL RATE PLUS I \ ALSO! ANNUAL YIELD* Bank Safety and Security For Your Savings 6-Month Certificate $10,000 MINIMUM 12.193 THRU WED., ANNUAL RATE T he ac tu al re tur n t o m v es t or s on Tr ea sur y Bill s is h i gner than ALSO I l' CHECK WITH US EARLY 20% OFF 20% OFF Fenton Glass - Cape Craft Wood - Jewelry - Macrame Owls, Owls Owls - and much more. Some items at 'I> Price. Sale Starts Nov . 1 thru 15 Shenandoah Gift Shop Rt. 35 Rio Grande, Ohio Hrs . : 10· 8 Daily, 12·7 Sunday GHERKE'S8~ GAlliPOLIS 336 2ND AVE. "Uhere Fa.~hitlll Comes I 11 /,aq.(t' ."iize.~ " Shaker Sport returns with fashion and fit for the large sized woman in an outstanding assortment of Slacks and Tops. Tops - Sizes 36-46 Slacks - Sizes 30-40 !~:) MAKES B.A.RE HUGS EVE N M O PE HUGGABLE ' ' , " NOVEMBER RATE ~k • Iii La rge c apa c1 1y Handwash' ' sys lem wash er w11h 2 agd al ors fo r g enlle o r rugged loads Us es up l o 24% less wale r per fil l than liS own low level sell ing f1ll 2 Wash /S p1 n Speed co m b1n ai1 0ns fill 3 W ash / R1nse le m pe ral ures 11 Malch 1ng d rye r w1 lh up 10 70 m'nu1 e l •med c ycle 12 Sen s,· Drym Cyc le lill En d -of -c yc le s1gn al $5000 DISCOUNT ~~PAIR I I u I I,() i I •____I 10.30= 11.01 Gas Drye r Slightly Htg her ANNUAL YIELD Paying an interest rate r elated to the ave raoe tour year yi eld of treasury secur i ties . Minimum deposit Sl.OOO .OO. Interest must re main on depOSit a full year to earn annual yield . Substantial in terest penalty upon earl~ withdraw~! I. DIAMOND JUBILEE- 75 YEARS OF SOLID VALUE OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9 PM - SUNDAY 1 to 6 DEPARTMENT STORE SIL'J~R ' .• I CUSTOMER APPRECIATION SALE IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS • SHERPA A NEW 4-YEAR CERTIFICATE •M inimum deposit S.S 00. Interest must retain on deposit a ful l year to earn an · nual yield . Ed l.lndsay , Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wadell. Mrs . Clara Craft , and Mrs . Lourena Weese wore cymbidiums and the men wore white carnations . Highlight:l of the ceremony included lighting of the unity candle signifying their We together as one, and presenting their new mothers with * me Each Account Insured Up To s40,000 By The FDIC, An Agency of the Fed. Gov't. ANNUAL RATE K. Swisher of Gallipolis. She wore a green lull length gown of polyester with a V-neck, short cap sleeves, and ruffle at the bottom which formed into a bussel in the back . She carried a nosega y of predominantly green pom.s and carnations with bay 's breath and apricot and green streamers. She wore a single green carnation in her hair. Bridesmaids were Gail Craft and Donna Weese ri Akron, Ohio, cousins of the bride, and Keith Anne Oliver, Gallipolis, friend r1. the bride. They each wore identical full length gowns of apricot polyester, identical to the matron of honor's dress . They each carried nosegays of predominantly apricot mwns and carnations with green and apricot streamers . They each wore an apricot carnation in their hair . The groom wore a tan tweed tuxedo with matching pants and a cream colored ruffled shirt trirnrned in contrasting tan. His boutonniere was three white sweetheart lilies . Steven Pyles, Galtipotis, friend of the groom, served as best man . He wore a tan tuxedo with contrasting tan pants and vest. A green sweetheart rose was his boutonniere . Ushers were Brad Harvey , brother of the groom, and John and Mike Craft, brothers of the bride . They wore identical tuxedos to the beat man with apricot sweetheart roses . The fathers of the bnde and groom wore identical tuxedos with qricol and green carnations . The flowergirl was Teddi Ann Hanna. daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Ted Hanna , Gallipolis. She wor e a full gown of apricot and green print polyester which was designed by Mrs . Donna Craft and was identical m style to the bridesmaids dresses . The ringbearer was Jason Butler , son of Mr. and Mrs . Eddie Butler , Crown City . He wore a tan suit with a miniature green carnation . For her daughter 's wedding , Mrs . .Craft wore a mint green floor length gown of polyester and s heer sleeves with an attached cape and Vneckline . She wore a white orchid as her corsage . Mrs. Harvey wore an aprtcot fl oor length gown of polyester wtth s hee r sleeves and matching shoes and purs< . She a lso wore a white orchid . The grandparents . Mr. and Mrs. NOV. 7 d1 scount rat e offered Feder al r eg ul at 1ons r equire a substantial in · terest pena lty f or premature withdra w al of certifi c ate funds . 'PLUSI Mr. and ;vir> M11rk 1/arvey white loogstenuned roses . Registering the guest:l was Miss Kathy Clark. She wore a green full length gown and white carnations. Following the ceremony, a ~:ecep­ tion ws held in the fellowship room of the church. Hostesses were Rose DeHart, aunt of the groom who also made the wedding cake; Laura Jean Craft, aWlt of the bride and Ann Butler, cousin of the bride. The four tiered cake was a Lady Windmere cake with scalloped design. It was decorated in apricot roses with green leaves. 1be apricot and green mini:! were made by Ann Butler. Mrs. Cindy Gilmore and Mrs. DoMB Craft assisted in opening and registering rl. gift:l. Out-of-Wwn guests were : Mrs . Lourena Gail Weese, Mr. and Mrs . Ron Wood and children, Donna, Ron, and Doris ; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Craft and Mr. and Mrs . Lee Stalnaker, all of Akron, Ohio ; Mr . and Mrs . Harold Gregory and Dave Gregory of Wilmington, college friends of the groom ; Jeff Wooten, Logan, W. Va.; Tim Paxton and David Kline, St. Albans, W. Va.; Rick Welch ri HWJtington, W. Va. From Pt. Pleasant, W. Va . were Mrs. Jean Shamblin and Mrs. Mary Lou Queen and Teresa Queen; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wadell from Beckly, W. Va. and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lindsay, New Ellenton, South Carolina and Rose DeHart, New Ellenton, S. C. The bride changed to a polyester street length dress of beige, brown, and apricot for her honeymoon trip and the groom changed to a brown suit. They went to Tygart Lake, in West Virginia. They are now residing in Addison. • • BRIDGE PLAZA POMEROY LANDMARK Main St . Closed at S:OO P .M . Serving BOOKMOBILE SCHEDULE MOllday, Nov . 5 - Darwin - Dun· can 's Store , 2-2:30 . Pageville church, 3-3 :30; Harrisonvile - Sohio Station, 3:4!>-4 :15 ; New Lima Road, 4:30-5; Rutland - Pomeroy National Bank rshort film at 5:30 ) 5:1!Hi, Depot Street rshort film at 6:30 1 6: 15-7; Bradbury -Red Barn , "Nt~<ro .-ov·re dreu i ~ nl'lr 1t ans or th i n trovwn•. VIU 9VIt vP in ..,...r~ I Ined r..re hug1 . Wf"ty , "!' OV cou ld jutt hug ' •m~ '(O(J"I I IO'f'• Tha i sueoe IJPQers )._] 'I( ,.,. / 7 : 1~7 : 45 . Tuesday, Nov . 6 - Long Bottom Post Office rshort film at 3 :.:i ) 3--4 ; Reedsville - Reed's Store (short film at 5), 4 :30-5 :30; Tuppers Plains - Ar· baugh Housing !short film at 6:15 1, &-6 :45 ; BawnAdditioo , 7 : 1~7 · 45 . Thursday, Nov . 8 - Coolville Post Office I short film at 10 1, 9: 3(H 0: 30; Arcadia Nursing Home, 10:3011 ; Tuppers Plains • K&G Shake Shoope, 11:30-1 ; Chester . Methodist Church, 1 : 1~\ : .:i; Keno Co . Road 28 north of bridge, 2-2:30; Portland - Proffitt 's Store , 3-3 :45; RAcine -Home National Bank (short film at 4:30 ) 4:15-5. w-dgner's Hardware fs hort film at 5:15) 5-5 :45; Syracuse- FJol (short film at 5:30) &-7 : 30. ·em m och In rust l eartw r 1A)I)e"r s , el10 Natur a l MGn. 1 "rl. til u .m. Tun., WM., Sat. tilt Thurulay tll12""" "'''" .t:·-.,._J·~~-~ lilUII "'·-,..., I .) TM �B-6--The Sunday Times-sentinel , Sunday, Nov. 4. 1979 LaLeche League to meet Karen Lynn Firestone weds C'hris Roderick AKRON - Karen Lynn F1rcstune, Colwnbus, became the bride of Christopher J . Roderick. also Colwnbus, fonnerl y of Gallipolis . in a ceremony which took place on October 19 in Akron. The new Mrs . Roderick is the U..ughlcr uf Mr . and Mrs. John Henry t'irestone, Akron, and the brtdegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs . Richard C. Roderi c k, Winterhaven , Fla ., fonnerly of Gallipolis . The church was decorated for the ,. early evenmg . wedding in all white flowers of vanoos k!nd.s, wtth large palms and a white aiSle nmner. The pews werelinedwithlong~andleson stands wrapped m 1vy, lrunmed by white and gold ribbons. The bride wore a long ivory gown adomed with lace on the sleeves and the empire waist top . Her veil was ivory with white lace; gardenias graced her hair . The bride 's attendants - Terry Jackson , Columbus , Debbie Juruaz , Columbus, Susan Pitts . Akron and Mrs. John Wray, Akron - wore bronze polyester dresses ~ith short jackets and gold shoes. They earned yellow disbuct. sprayed wtth gold and foliage . They wore touches of babys breath in their hatr. For her daughter 's wedding, the bride 's mother chose a silver and wlutc sweater, two-piece evening gown with pearls The bridegroom's mother wore a rosy beige evening gown. also ad orned with jl<'arls B-7-'lbeSundayTimes-Sentinel, Sunday, Nov . 4,1979 Serving as fl ower g t~l was Miss Ellen Dunne , Boston. Ma~> Ushers were Gene Card.I , Jack Groezmger . Ma1k Hesler and D• Harr~ Newland, all of Columbus . and 1om We1skophf, Phocrux , Am . Matd of h~nor to Miss Firestone was Kay Firestone, SISter of the bride, Akron . . . Best man was ~1ck Roderick. GallipoliS, the groom s brother . Followmg a wedding tn p to P a lm Sprtngs , Cal., the couple will be at home to their friends tn Columbus Ut November. The bride has a B.S . tn English and Journalism from Oluo State Umvers1ty ; she works as an adver ttsmg account Cit!<:utive wtth SWB Adverttsmg , Colwnbus. The g~oom was a 1966 graduate of GAHS anrl holds a B.A . f~m M1anru UmverSily m Political Sctence . He IS a goU professwnal with the Mwrt1eld Village Golf Course . PO INT P LEASANT - !.a Leche Lea gue of Po1nt Pleasant wtll huld Its third m eetm g of the current sertes a t the home uf Sarah Walters, 624 30th Stree t, Pi . Pleasant on MonU.. y, Nov . 5 a t 7:30p.m . Betsy Cra nk wtlllead the discussion on " Baby Arnves ; The Family ; and the Brea stled Baby ." La Leche League believes that mothers' milk is the best food for baby and gives the best possible >tart in good mothering and helps to develop and deepen the close rela twnship between mother and her child. " Breastfeeding is an art not learned overnight but is convenient and enjoyable, once established, " says members. These series of meetings tha t are held in members ' homes help to a cquaint those interested WJth the ph ys i c al, practi c al and psychological s1de s of breastfeeding . If anyone IS a grand- m oth e r . m oth e r -to-be , nurse, newlywed , or just a mother, she is welcome . Babies and children are always welcome to accomany mothers. For further information call Betsy Crank 67~m6 . 1OOth birthday noted POMEROY-Mr and Mrs. George Schneider, Mrs . Eura Ulrgent, Mrs . Marvin McKelvey, and sons, Michael and Jay, visited Wednesday with Mrs . Charles A Bartels of Huntington , w. va . for a celebration of her IOOth birthday . ·Mrs. Bartels is an aunt of Mrs . Schneider and Mrs. Ulrgent and a great-aunt of Mrs. McKelvey. Also there for the celebration were Mrs . Bartels ' daughers, Ruth Bartels, and Mrs. Gamet Dempsey Channel 13 television visited Mrs. Bartels at her home and she appeared on the II p.m . news . x···:::: :. :::: ;:: ::::::::::<::::<:::::::>>:::::::::·::: ":·:·:-:;:; Young Careerist to be selected in November MIDDLEPORT--A Young Careerl8t will be selected by the Middleport Business and Professional Women's Club at the November 19 meeting of the club . . . . ·': .. :-... ::::<;.;.:: ::::: ::;.; .·. . . . . . . . . . . . . ..· ·.;. ·: .::·:- ::: ':':'::·: ;.;.:-::>::::::::::: :: ::::::::::::::::;:::::::: :-::: :>>::<:'"-': :.:.:.:_:: ... _:_:;:::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::~~ :· : Afternoon ceremony unites Miss Charles Hoy Mrs. Marcelia Custer, her grandmother, and Tinker Colwnbus . Out-<Jf-town gu""ts included the bride's mother and sister, Tarruny , take part in district competition in Feb . 19M with her expenses to be paid by the local club . JOHn~OO$ B;rth announced and candldatea are currenuy being !lOIIgb! by lbe club. " Employers are encouraged to NEW MARTINSVILLE-Mr. and .nominate an employee whom they Mrs. Randal McMillin of New Marfeel would be a good candidate, and lintsville, W.Va ., are armouncing the young women who feel they might birth of a son, Randal Scott, Oct. 26. qual.lfy are Invited to cootact either Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Terrie Walker, 742-2377; <I' Theo Pyles of New Martinsville, and Wanda Eblin, 992-2272. Entries will Mrs. June Maxey, Hartford, W. Va . be accepted unW Nov. 15. Greati!randparents are Mr . and To be eligible, a YOllll8 wome'l Mrs. Floyd McMillin, Hartford, W. must be between the ages ol 21 and Va ., and Mrs. Bertha Dailey of :11, mll81 be tr have been employed Pomeroy , is a great-greatin business and the professlorut with grandmother. at lea81 one Ye¥ ol full--time work experience in her career area, must be outatandlng In scholastic work, MEETS MONDAY ctmmlllllty service, and-<>r church.,...,. P~~-The Pomeroy Garden work, and must be Uvtng, wocking, ttiill'will meet Monday at 7:30p.m. tnlnlng or cootlnuing her education at the home of Mrs. Fred maettnar., In the area served by the local clubs. Mrs. Roy Holter, regional director, The YOUllj( Career!Bt selected will will give several demonstrations. SUPER MARKET-OPEN DAILY & SUN. 9 to 9:30 p.m. \liNE STI!IET, GALLIPOLIS. OHIO ''We Reserve the Right to USDA CHOICE BONELESS CHUCK ROAST FALL SPECIAL! Any living Room With Connecting Hall .. .... _.... ... '24.95 ssooOFF L1m112S0sq It Al! whil ed nd l•g htpa sTe tcarpe t, JScsq fl Any living and Din in~ Room with Hall ...... ..... ... '42.95 L• mit 350 sq ft Any Other Room When Cleaned With L1ving and Dining Room .... ........ .................... '15.00 MINIMUM CHARGE S24 91 FOR ANV CLEANING PAUL'S STEAMWAY Coen-Clevenger to wed Nov. 10 CHARLES H. (CHUCK) BARTELS CANDIDATE FOR TRUSTEE OF SALISBURY TWP. PO . POL. ADV. EXCELLENT SELECTION IS WHAT YOU'll FIND WHEN YOU SHOP BAHR CLOTHIERS FOR MEN & WOMEN'S WEARING APPAREL Convenient Christmas Layaway. BAHR CLOTHIERS Open M-F 9 :30 til 5 N. 2nd 0. ALBANY - Mr . and Mrs . Leo Coen of AI ba ny are armounc 1ng the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Joy ce Lynn, to Michael Roy Clevenger, son fo Mrs . Clara Yarbrough of Bidwell, and Delmas R. Clevenger of Webster Springs, W. Va. Miss Coen is a 1978 graduate of Alexandria High School. Albany . OPEN BOOTS Yrmce Cncri Phone 614 ·446· 2096 YOUR VOTE WILL Sf APPRECIATED Cosmetic DepartmPn-r FASHION For th e b e s.t •n worry -free cleanmg , call the Expenen ced Proft.>ss•onats . We have cleaned ove r 20 mill•on square feet ot carpet . Paul Smeltzer , Owner from our ON WOMEN'S L•m• l ISO SQ tf Sat•sfact•on Guaranteed auty Tips She is presently employed at Com well's Jewelers in Atherts. Clevenger is a 1977 graduate of Gallia Academy H.tgh School and ll. Buckeye Hills Career Center . He is presently employed as a carpenter in Athens . The wedding will be an event of Nov . 10 at 1:30 p.m . at the Colwnbia Chapel Church in Albany TIL 8 PM NOV. 2nd FRIDAY THROUGH NIGHTS I Makeup tor Combination Skin Foundation thould be for narmal-to-Gily skin 11 this will Ia at tt.e longest. By using 1xtr1 moisturizer on dry areas, you will balance the effect of the founda - tion . A light use of powder on extr• oily areas will increaM the staying power of your foundation. Mnoup lor Oily Skin WIMn you bUy your rw•II:IIUp for oily skin, tflere •r• ttlrH I•MJs you IPaoufd look for. Those mirkecl NOV. 10th water-based, OU·free, or minimum-oil content •re •II right lor yoy . LAYAWAY FOR CHRISTMAS SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA ,.. I• quality Buy While Sizes are complete. Remember SUNDAY YO liTH REVfV AL will start at the White Oak Baptist Church this Sunday night and run through Wednesday night. Starling Thursday night , Rev . Roger Lavender from Ironton will be there for a weekend meeting . All welcome . G VEST SPEAKER at Addison Freewill Baptist Church , 7:30 p.m . Speaker, Arch Patri ck . Waverly . Public cordially invited . REYIV AL begins at the Eureka United Christian Church with Rev. Glen Carman as the evangelist , also special singing, 7:30 p .m . Pastor Rev . Warren Woodyard invite.. everyone . BELL Chapel Community Church , Taylor Quartet will be singing in evening services, 7:30 p.m. The public cordially invited by the pastor, Rev . Delaney and congregation . MONDAY GRACE GUILD at Grace United Methodist Church, potluck super , 6: IS p.m . LIBRARY TO SHOW FILMS M!DDLEPDRT- Two filrru; will be shown for all school aged children Wednesday at the Middleport Public Library. 2 p.m . in the event school is not in session . The filrnts are "The Ugly Little Boy" and "The Furr Coal Club " Small deposrt will hold your selection. heritage hou'e 9 to 11 CHOPS $}59LB. N. 2nd AVE. POMEROY -Marcella Loretta Charles of Newark , daughter of Mrs . Carolyn Charles, Minersville, and the late George D. Charles, and Michael R. Hoy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Hoy, Newark, were married at the Wright Memorial United Methodist Church in Newark. The wedding took place on Sept. 29 at I: 311 p .m. with the Rev . R. Edsel Wilco1 pertonning the double ring ceremony. Mrs. Betty Williams was organist and played traditional wed· ding music. Orange, yellow and white arrangements ol carnations, diasies, rooes and baby's breath decorated the church altar. For her wedding the bride wore a fonnal length gown fashioned with a rounded neckline and long fitted sleeves. Her long veil of illusion fell ~~ from a band ol material matching her wooding gown. She carried a bouquet of white carnations, yellow roses, orange tinted daisies, and baby's breath . Tamm7 Charles served as maid of honor for her slster and she wore a Door length gown in yellow with a yellow picture hat . Her flowers were USDA HOICE FULL CUT JOWL BACON turer: Roland Eastman, steward; Bernice Hawk, chaplain; Leota Smith, treasurer; Sylvia MldkiH, secretary ; Wallace Bradford, IISSistant steward ; Golda Reed, lady assistant steward ; Margaret Haning, Ceres; Dorts Eastman, Pomona; Jane Hazelton, Flora; and Clarence Story, gate keeper . Appointments were Helen Qulvey, •PADDINGf Jane Hazelliln, junior activities; Rosalie Story, youth committee ; and Stanford Stockton, legislative agent. Theme of the lecture program was school days . Each member gave an amusing incident which happened to them while m school. Cider, donuts, and sandwiches were served following the meetmg. TI~~~1JJJ@~g· SAVE UP TO MIDDLEPORT, 0. 59eLB. LB. WHOLE SLICED GOLD KIST MIXED PORK LOIN FRYER PARTS 43eLB. '1 ~s. 1 FRESHEST PRODUCE lfJ TOWN ROME BEAUTY FRESH CRISP APPLES CABBAGE 79e 3 lB. BAG 2~8. FRESH CRUNCHY BANANAS CARROTS 23~ POUND BAG 25~ PREMIUM QUALITY PAPER TOWE 'ICE CREAM JUMBO ROLl ._,39 HALF GALlON committee; GALlON PLASTIC ----- -------------, .' 1 : I NEW! : ' GE DUAL MODE REMO TE CONTROL LETS YOU SE LECT CHANNELS AT RA NDOM OR SCAN THROUGH YOUR FAVORITE CHANNE LS / I $ perFormance I I I I \\ 25YM~De~7&~P~~~~~ s1oooo DISCOUNT 15· dlogonol C OlOQ TV M !DI TER' RAN l AN STYUNG cob1nPI conwuc ted 01 o como•nahon o r genUtne hardwOOd ~ohm venee~ and ~·mula t ea wood SPECIAL ON BLACK & WHITE TV's As Low As •9995 Colors Galore For Every~cor! Choose from assorted styles: shag, plush, sculptvred, level looped, nubby broadloom and more. In patterns or solids to match any decorating scheme. POMEROY LANDMARK ... 992-2111 Store Hours: 8 : 30 to 5:30 Mill ClOSed at S:OO P.M. serving Meigs, Gcollia & Mason Counties ' '//~ ~./~ , ~--- : "~ CHOOSE FROM OVER 700 SELECTIONS - FREE IN HOME ESTIMATES CAU YOUR NEAREST LOCATION. LIBBY MRS. FILBERTS CUT GREEN BEANS SPREAD MARGARINE I cfi..J:;;.., ....._,_ - /' \ TELEVI S ION Jack W. C.' r<ey, Mgr . Main Sf. The electric eel can give off enough power Ill light a small light bulb . activitiies I FRENCH Colony Chapter DAR will meet at I :30 p.m . With Mrs. Harry K. Mills. THURSDAY PHILOMATHEAN CLUB will meet at the home of Nellie Scarberry at 114 First Avenue at 8 o' clock to hear Peggy Evans review ' ·Dateline America" by Charles Kw-alt. '2 19 BROUGHTON POMEROY-New olficers were installed at the recent meeting of Hemlock Grange 2049 held at the hall. Installed were Robert Reed, worthy master ; Stanford Stockton, overseer: Muriel Bradford, lee- GALUA HEAD START Parents meeting at Gallw Head Start Center . All parents welccrne . CB RADIO Club of Gallia Co., 7:30 p.m . at Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company . Plans discussed for 1980 season .. . if anyone is a member, former member or licensed CB'er is interested in joining , he lor she) is welcome . LA LECHE League of Point Pleasant will meet at 7: 30 p.m. at the home of Sarah Walters . Anyone needing information call Betsy Crank at 67~2776. yellow carnations . orange daisies and greenery . Greg Angeletti of Newark served as best man . For her daughter 's wedding, Mrs. Dlarles wore a light blue pantsuit with a white carnation corsage . The bridegroom's mother was in a brown two-piece suit and she also had a wlute carnation cor corsage . A reception honoring the couple was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs . Hoy . The bride's table was decorated with a three tiered wed-ding cake . Mrs . Hoy presided at the table . The bride changed into a Ught pink suit for a wedding trip to Roscoe Village m Coshoctcn. They now reside at8381dlewild Ave ., Newark. The new Mrs . Hoy is a Meigs High School graduate and is attending Franklin University . She Ia employed at Children's H011Pital aa senior supervisor in the accounting department. Mr. Hoy graduated from Newark High School and the Hocking Technlcal College. He also attended a vocational school and is currently employed as a carpenter . women's OF .SHOES Quantity" PORK LOIN Officers installed recently IN THE tim~ QUARTER ROUND STEAK CARPET CLEANING SPECIALS PHONE 446-9593 Prices Effective Sunday, Nov. 4 thru Sat., Nov. 10 1979 lV1r. and Mrs. Michael lfo)' K,uen 1-in·sto ne 1\oJerick ill\ :::: Exhibit for the month of November, " Fire and Earth", Bill Meadows of Huntington, W. Va . The Urban Potter . The Gallery hours Saturday and Sundays, I p.m. until 5 p.m.; Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10 a .m . until3p.m . Nov . 6 - 7 :30 p.m. , F .A.C. Interdepartmental meeting: F .A.C. Trustees meeting . Riverby. Nov . 17 - 7:30p.m ., Second in the series of Movie Classics from the 30's arxl 40's. One of the best westerns ever made with James stewart and Marlene Dietrich, $2 at the door. Riverby . Nov. 18 - 2-3 :30 p.m., Second Children 's Workshop with Corinne Lund for cltildren over age 5. Register 111 advance . 'This workshop on Cllndle making, $1.50 per workshop . Call4<16-1!103. Rlverby . Nov. 25 - 3 : ~ p.m ., Parent Child Workshop, open to the public, no charge , Nanvy Levernier and Vita Carman, chainng, Rlverby. Nov. 26 - 8 p.m ., Piano Recital with David Ehrman from Liberty Baptis t College, J.y!'chburg, Va., Riverby . Nov . 30 - 8 p .m., Deck the Hall party to decorate Riverby, Adult FAC members ; bring refreshments to share after decorating complete. Riverby . r 16 OL CAN e 2LB. BOWl 19 $ LIBBY SWEET PEAS CA~3g99e DOMINO PaNDERED SUGAR POUND BOX e GIANT SIZE BOX $149! Johnson's . "'kt. I I FOLGER'S COFFEE OXYDOL 49 OL --, I I 2LB. • , . , CAN Nov.!~ llc!!!~.:!.!All ' · Nov. . �C-1 - The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Nov. •,1979 c Wildcats undisputed champions - ·---- LIVING ROOM SUITE SALE WITH lliE PURCHASE OF ANY 2 or 3 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE AT THE MAIN STORE RECEIVE $100 DISCOUNT PWS A SPECIAL THANKSGIVING BONUS - RECEIVE ABSOWTELY FREE A$60 LlffiE KID'S RECLINER AT NO COST TO YOU. RACINE Hannan Trace capured ita first footboll cham- "Waverly " S39.9S VALUE With th e Pur c hase of any Bedroom Svite ot $S99 . 9S or mor e you ' ll NIGHT STAND AT NO ADDITIONAL COST PLUS '100 OFF receiv e a Sealy 20% DISCOUNT ON All WOOD Dl NffiES IN STOCK WE HAVE MANY MORE SETS TO CHOOSE FROM, ABOVE Box springs and Mattress Quee n or Full Size Selected by our DINETTE IS JUST AN EXAMPLE OF WHAT YOU'Ll FIND. salesman . ABSOLUTELY FREE! BENTWOOD ROCKER •, ' ;(.. '. SOLD IN FURNITURE STORES FOR OVER '149'1 $ 95 '· - LOWIST ,RICES YOUILL fiND THIS YEAR f~MOUS NAME BRANDS LIKE. . · · ... ., 0 ...... * BERKUNE * OOW~S ,. '. I * PONTIAC * CATIIAPPER 5 ·The Buckeyes took a 17~ halftime lead and moved the ball virtually at will against the Illinois defense in the second half. The victory gave OSU a season record of 11-0, and dropped the lliini Irish blank Hoosiers roll Midshipmen over Gophers Receive FREE with any Console TV sold at S99 .9S and up a FREE Backgammon game with carrying use . •' •. . --··-·--·.. · ~- 50 TO 75 OFF 5 ~-·- · ' PLUS RECEIVE A $60 SMALL KID'S RECLINER FREE THIS IS THE HEAVY LOOK . NOT THE CHEAP ONE. • FREE DELIVERY • NOW Only A Reg. '399" Few Left! over Southern Coach Larry Cremeans· Wildcats firu..hed their outstandmg year with a !4)-J recorn . Their only blemish was a IHJ tie Wlth North Ga!lia . No other previous Wildcat squad had won over three games in one OSU crushes Illinois By ROBERT LEE ZIMMER Auoclated Press Wrtler CHAMPAIGN , Ill. IAPJ _ Vlade Janakievskl kicked three field goals and his leanunates added five touchdowns as Ohio Stale roiled over Dllnois 44-7 in a Big Ten game Saturday . SPECIAL BONUS! pionship in the history of the district here Friday night with a 3:HJ romp -..•.' BLOOMINGTON, Ind . (AP) Tailback Mlke Harkrader scored three touchdowns and quarter Tim Cllfferd passed fer 187 yards and two touchdowns Saturday as Indiana clinched its first winning football season since 1968 with a 42·24 Big Ten victory over Minne$Jla . Minnesota quarterback Mark Carlson, the cooference's leading passer, led the Gophers Ill a IIHJ advantage in the fir!l quarter before the Hoosier offense starting rolling behind Clifford and Harkrader. The junior tailback scored Indiana's first touchdown on a I~ yard run In the first period, then added two more scores on a 27-yard pass from C1lffcrd and a !-yard run that iced the game with less than three minutes to go. Harkrader gained 132 yards for the game, moving Into secood place oo Indiana 's career rushing list . After a 14-10 Indiana halftime lead, the Hoosiers moved ahead by II points on a !~yard run by l..oi1Jlie Johnson five plays after the second half kickoff . The two teams traded touchdowns after that with CMI.oon's 1-yard touchdown run and 9-yard touchdown pau to Kelvin Jenkins trlnging tile Gophers to 211-24 after three periods. Indiana took the ball 83 yards in nine plays with Harkrader taldng the long pus from Cllfferd Into tile end • boo. IDd•- •• lead lo ~24. Mlnneeota was unable to get a fir!l down on ita nert possession and the Hoo !den marched 60 yards on the ground with Harkrader going in fer tile clinching 8COI'e. The victory lifted Indiana to ~ In the Big Ten and 6-3 overall with two llllfileS remaining. The Hoosiers' last winning season was 1>-4 In 1968. Minnesota fell to 3-3-1 In the cmference and 4-4-1 In all gaml!ll . SOUTII BEND, Ind . (API Vagas Ferguson smashed across from the 3-yard line in the fourth quarter Saturday and led 13thranked Notre Dame to a 14~ victory over Navy . Ferguson, Notre Dame's all-time rushig leader, gained 1~ yards in 34 carries and posted his lith career 100-yard game as the Irish posted its sixth victory against two losses. The defeat was the second straight for the injury-riddled Middies and dropped them to 1>-2 for the season. Notre Dame took the opening kickoff and drove 73 yards in 16 plays with quarterback Rusty Usch sneaking over for the touchdown . Akron slips past Morehead, 23-17 MOREHEAD, Ky (AP) - Dennis Brumfield scored a pair of touchdowns, the second on a threeyard run midway through the fourth period that gave Akron a ~17 college football victory over Morehead . Akron, S-4, went ahead 17-9 early ·in the fourth period when Brumfield scored oo a one-yard !'WI. Morehead, ~2-1, took the ensuing kickoff and marched 80 yards In 16 plays to tie the game. Dwight Yarn got the touchdown on a 12-yard run md Morehead tied maUeni when Durron Hunter threw • two.point em version pass to Larry Campassi . That was Merehead's last gasp, however, as Akron mounted a 1~ play , 74-yard drive to the winning touchdown . Morehead did make one last surge, driving in eight plays from Its 20 to the Akron H. The drive was thwarted when freshman quarterback Don Reeves' pass was intercepted at the goal line by Akron's Rooseveil Jewells . season . Hannan Trace's Junior running back , Todd Sibley, one of the area's top rushers and leading scorers enjoyed another outstandmg night :.Oth 110 yards in !5 carries Teanunale Jay Bl'lly finished with 82 yards in 16 tries . Southern fumbled on the first play of the game, and the Wildcats pushed the pigskin across with nine minutes to go in the period. Bray ended the drive with a fiv e-yarn scoring run and then kicked the ext.ra pomt. The next time the Wildcats had the 1-7-1. Janakievski 's field goals came on kicks of 51, 47 and 36 yards, and he missed on a ~yard try . Calvin Murray, Todd Bell , Paul Campbell and Art Schlichter scored the Buckeyes' running touchdowns and quarterba ck Greg Castignola hit Brad Dwelle w1th a pass in the end zone for the final Buckeye score . Dlinois' only touchdown came in the third period when quarterback Lawrence McCullough connected with tight end Lee Boeke on a 1~ yard pass play. Attendance for the game was 41 ,870. I() ball Lhey scored on a 3:>-yard romp by Randy Green. This time the extras failed . On the next series, the Tornadoes fwnbled again and a Wildcat defender earned the ball to the two. Bray then took it in on the next play . Southern's defense held the Wild cats until the third period was nearly over. Then Sibley scored his first touchdown, and midway through the final period found paydirt again with a 14-yard jaunt. Hannan Trace racked up 339 total yards, 299 on the ground. Southern had 5~ yards on the ground and 22 in the air, completing tiv'ee of five p""ses. Those three completions came on the same series , but two straight penalties snuffed out the drive in the second period. Southern rounds out it. oeal<>n next Saturday with a hone game against Eastern, the team that knocked North GAllia out ol cmtentioo for the title race last week. "'''ATISTICS Depart men• Fi rst Downs 5 T 15 52 2'1'1 22 .., 1~ Y .Jrds Rushing Yards Passing Total Yards 7~ 339 5·3 6·2 Passes compt . Inter. Thrown Fu mbles Lost ScorinQ : First Quarter : 1 0 •• 2·2 F ive yllrd run, Bray, kick Bray . 3.4 yard run , Gree n, extras failed . 2 yard run, Tim Banks, kick blocked . Third Quarter : 8 yar!l run, Sibley, extras Bray . Fourth Quarter ; 1.C yard run, ~33" Si bley , e)(fr as tailed . Score by quarters : Han . Trace Southern 19 0 8 0001)-0 . Michigan rolls, 54-0 ANN ARBOR, Mich . 1AP ) Michigan tailback Butch Woolfolk scored three touchdowns, including a record-breaking run of92 yards, as the lOth-ranked Wolverines clobbered Wisconsin 54-<J in a Big Ten football game Saturday . 191>pound sophomore from Westfield, N.J ., gamed 190 yards in 19 carries, marking the third coosecutive game he bas rushed for more than 100 yards. The nation 's 16th leading scorer , Woolfolk has averaged 147 yards in his last lour games . Woolfolk had TD runs of 1 and 30 yards in the secood quarter as the Wolverines built a 17-<J halftime lead . Then, with less than a minute remaining in the third period and Michigan ahead :ll-0, Woolfolk took a deep pitch from quarterback John Wangler on a 3rd-and-6 situation from the Wolverine 8, broke over left tackle, cut back and scampered down the center of the field . Wlaconllin Mld:ey Caoey tried for a shoestring tackle at the Badger :ro but missed as Woolfolk jetted into the end zone. The 92-yard score was the longest for a Wolverine since legendary Tom Harmoo scored oo an lltl-yard run againsl California in 1940. The victory left Mich1gan 1>-1 overall and tied with Ohio State for the conference lead at 6-0 while Wisconsin fell to 2-7 overall and 1-5 in the Big Ten. HANNAN TRACE WRAPS IT UP - Hannan Trace's Todd Sibley , (43) a sure candidate for the SV AC's Most Valuable Back, rushed for 110 yanls in leading Ius team to a 33-0 SVAC win over Southern FM - day night. With the vlcl«y, Hannan Trace C11Pb1rec1 Ita first football clwnplcmhlp ever. The Wlldcabt ended their season with an outstanding 9-6-1 reccrd. Qoslng in is Southern's Terry McNickles (22). strongCe FREE SET-UP • FREE LAYAWAY "DECORATIVE" BRASS Your Choice of Full. or Queer. Size! Now at SUPERSAlE pnces a wide assortment of designs ana functionS! Now $139~d up AS LOW AS $ $ to $2808 $}05. 60 FOil A 1a 11:1' ROOM save on Armstrong Ceiling Tile save on Armstrong Ceiling Panels or :r x:r panels fit Into an usv-to-IMtall metalllflell 1nstatl with glue or furring strips dii"Ktly over your present cellfngt Cement these attractl~Je 12· ~~: 12· t11e"!i (Jrectly The larve :txor to your present cellng. if It IS In sound conc:ttlon - ur ~ t3Dte them onto wood furring $ SOPHISTICATED CONTEMPORARY StriPS Money Market r:- ·;:~; :' . ' ·v. .. -~ ' ·t \ .... ~" ~ ' )":J :' •. , ~:1'--l·f:' \ ~ )- ~ 1 !l ~ 'lo I • ' · :t • ' I GRINOIILI! 17 ' ll1:t Till! • W.ill i hable • Texturf'd SALE A J! · ; ··" •; ..~ '. 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The defeat dealt a CTUCial blow to Coa c h Bill J ewe ll's White Falcon' " ' the y tri ed un successfully to salvagt• what was le ft of an otherwise fru stratm g s c e~s on . Waham~ fmi shed w1th an unfortunate J-7 slate as eleven se niors donned the color~ of red a nd wh tk for tht• fina l tinw . Buffalo elP vated thc1r sea son record to 5-5 with thl' \' lctor y. E ac h team had but one sco ring BOILED HAM QUARTER .....• • .. .•, PORK LOIN ~ ., 'l ' E t; .' ..:f Rnge~~ ~ SUPERIORS SIDE................~:.. 79¢ 12 Ol STORE SLICED PKG. Dutch Loaf...~:. sl FLAVORFUL Price Good All Week GOLDEN RIPE COCA-COLA BANANAS COUPON NABISCO CRACKERS No. 105 12 OZ. BOX November 4, 1 ~79 Dear Taxpayers . When you YOf(! Tue sday , NoYe mber 6, I urge vou to Vote NO on the Village 1. 1 Percent Incom e T.H: We are all alreadv too heaYiiV taxed far what benef1ts we re c e no~e from alt government agencies . I especially want to appeal to all PENSIONERS of Pomeroy , because if you vote for this leu., you w111 not have to pay it , but you can fall into the hands of the Vi ll age officials and ca use your friends and re latives to pay such a ta)( . Pomeroy OftiCtals are asking you to vote on something. they themselves know -very lit11e about . The three readings of the tax that took place, coutd not have, as 1f tak es at least three hours tor one co m · plefe reading . They would have been in City Hall unt11 wee hours of the morning . You , a s a ta•payer , under such a tax would have to pay on your gross money earned (high figures) and businesses would pay on their net profit (low ligures) . Believe me, it ' s not a fair tu , I 've worked on tax problems tor the past 20 years . Again 1 ;nk you . . vote NO . And , by the way, t will surely ap preciate your suppor t 1n my bid for the mayor' s post . Sincerely yours , ROGER M . 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OR MORE 1I 111 105 .61>7 t 37 .667 224 Oakland 5 4 .4AO 105 Kansas City .e S 0 .4U 143 Seattle 4 5 0 _._. 103 National Conference San Diego PA 133 I 49 159 111 179 116 I SO west 6 3 0 Den•er .............. ------------------------I·----------------------------------, ............................... EXP MON NOV 5 1979 PF t73 235 194 194111 133 ;.a i ~ v if'f nn' when Buffalo couldn 't move the football to for<'e the gam e into overtime_ The Bisons won th e ensuing toss and elected to ~o on defensive for the first senc s . Wahama took only two plays to score with Gra y pickmg u p nme yards on first down before go cn ~ over from one yard out. The Whit e Falcons elected to go for two pomts on the PAT but Barnitz ' intended pass for Tim Roush was batted down in the end zone on a superb Brir.~n Wales Conference Adams DiYison Buffalo 6 3 2 ... 37 26 Minnesota 6 3 ' 13 41 .31 Boston 5 2 3 t3 36 28 Toronto 4 6 1 9 34 39 Quebec 3 s 2 8 28 34 Norris Division Montreat 7 1 2 16 .. 33 Los Angeles 6 3 2 14 54 411 Hartfo rd 3 • 4 10 29 33 Pittsburgh 4 4 ' 9 35 35 Detroit 2 5 2 6 29 31 Friday ' s Games Hartford 5, Toronto 3 Quebec 4, Atlanta 4, tie Washington L Winnlpe'J l Edmonton 7, New York lslanders5 Boston 3, Vancouver 3, (tie) Sunday's Games Buffalo at Fl'hilade!phia Detroit at Quebec Los Angeles at Chicago New York Islanders at Winnipeg Boston at Edmonton New York Rangers at Vancouver I BROUGHTON 2% Ml LK ............................~.~.~~.!:~~~.~.~~·. _8 9 ~ 99 II BROUGHTON 2% MILK ................................~~~.~~~-~~~~~.$1 . I BROUGHTON HOMO. MILK ............................~~.~~~~~- $1 os p~~~~ C11<. Pet . Miami 6 3 0 .667 New England 6 3 0 .667 Buffalo • 5 0 ... N .Y Jets • 5 0 -~ Baltimore 3 6 0 .333 Central Pittsburgh 7 2 0 .778 Cleveland 6 3 0 61>7 Houston 6 3 0 .667 Ci ncinnati 1 7 0 121 Edmonton Colorado I------------------,·-----------------,~-------------MONDAY ONLY II TUESDAY ONLY I I WEDNESDAY ONLY RC or DIET RITE FRESH LEAN 1 THIS COUPON WORTH 8 WLT the score at 6_.., Th e stage wa > set for Todd Ma rti n' s w1nnmg pl<:icekick which wa s a lmost blocke d by Sha wn F1 elds . Rut as fate woul d have 1t. the ball sp lit the uprights to give Buffa lo W l T Pis . GF GA 39c GATEWAY DAILY PRICE SLASHERS IIIII '') East sru:•Cl k t·U over fnm 1 <1 y<:t rd nut to t1e Patrick Division EVERYDAY LOW MILK PRICES I I •I 11 I• I I Time ran out On third down , Ro~gess lh t" ont · Campbell Confer~ce LETTUCE HOMO. MILK................................~~~~.~. $2 09 BROUGHTON COTTAGE CHEESE ..................~~.~~.~.~·. 79e I GOOD AT TWIN CITY GATEWAY NOV. 5th · lOth I BROUGHTON COTTAGE CHEESE ..................~~.~~.£1:~~.$1 49 ........................................................................................................ I I National Football league At A Glince By The Associated Press American Conference Ph iladel phia 1 1 1 15 Afl•nra 5 4 3 ll NY ISlanders 4 4111 !i 10 N Y RanQers ..e 5 1 9 wash i ngton J 6 1 7 Smythe Division va ncouver .e 3 4 12 Winnipeg 41 1 5 2 10 Chi cago 3 4 3 9 St . Lou is 3 5 3 9 I • Pro standings team took over . Midway thro u~h tht· ftna l rwn od . th e 61 sons let Cl -~o lde n 1!pf"lo rtumt' Slip thrOUKh their fin gP r s Whl' tl t h e~ forced thP locaLs deep mt o the1r uwr1 territory a nd cts a res ult got t ht.' bctll un the Wa hama 34 yard line but on the ir f1r st s.c nmmagp play fum bled with Tra vts ~r ay fall t n ~ on the loos e pigskin fo r h1 s se<"o nd recov ery of the gam e. The Whit e Fa koos Im mediately marched down the f1eld beh ind th e hard running of Gray a nd Wea ver with some excellent off ensive !m e blockin g but Ba mtlz" s pass wli s Intercepted at thP goal line by flri an Clendenin . B oK~es~ Pro Hockey At A Glance By The Auoci•1ed Preu N~tion•l Hockey League WOLVERINE · 10 WATERPROOF WELLINGTON I.BROUGHTON ••• yards in two carries to move to the Ruffalo one where a fwnbled snap from center set up a fourth and one w1th just seconds on the clock . On the final play of the half I. ray was stopped just inches short of the goal and the score remained ()..() at the half Wahama threatened once again in the third quarter when they moved 64 yards to the Buffalo 26 but the dnve stalled and the Putnam County STATISTICS WAHAMA ... . . . BUFFALO F 1rst Downs I~ , IO Yards Rus hing 40-96 3$-15 Yards l'c.ssing 84 21 Total Yards 1110 106 Passing 4-14 2-11 Interce ptions Thrown I I Fumbles-Lost 2.{) 2-2 Penalties-Yds 6-<4~ 2-20 Punts- Avg . 7·27.5 f>-25.4 Off Pl a ys 61 52 Sco re by Quarters: Wahama 0 0 0 0 6 6 Ruffalo 0 0 0 0 7 7 l ' ff 11 11 P. uff;-t lll '" " '' r ll'~ of down s 4 Ud rtt ·rtJ <:H k Hill hit ( 'h•rHi enlrl VI tth ;J ~P ..,~n ya rd pass to 111o vl' tht· ball tu th l' th ree before S("otl LHlV i\ le picked up two rnon· to On East "The People and the Taxpayers Candiate" FRANKIE WIENERS FRESH I I I I I I I I I Ht. 'Dnvid6e.t d1,,yot o{ (_j)om.::oy LB.99c "t opportunit y duhn~ the first half of play with the White Fa lcons ending up on the si x inch !me on the final rlr~ y hefore intermi ssion . Ruffalo ma de a serious bid on their seconr: "")()Ssession of the ~ arne by drivin~ from their own 39 to the local s 15 yard line but Travis Gray recovered allison fumble at the 19 to kill the drive Wahama made their onl y bid for a score in the first half as the clock wa s running down Rick Barnitz mte r cepted a Bill Hoggess pass and returned the pigskin to the 16 yard line of Buffalo. Two consecuti ve 15 yard pena lties were then assessed the bend area team to seemingly take them out of scoring range but a 42 yard pass play from Baroitz to T im Young gave Wahama a first and goa l at the Bison four yard line . Travis Gray then notched three ELECT CUT INTO 9-11 CHOPS t ~- I'IUFF ALO - After playing to a FRESH LEAN :t ...• BY GARY! 'l.ARK MON., NOV. 5TH THRU' SAT., NOV. lOTH .....- f 'lt·ndt ·nm • 3 LB. BAG EXP. SAT., NOV. 10, 1979 ll!::::::::nN::IN::C:IT:Y::G:T:EW::A:Y::::::::::·~:::::::::TW::IN::C:IT:Y::G:A:T:E~:':A:Y:::::::!~·::::::::TW:::IN::C:IT:Y:G:A:T:E:W:A::Y::::::~ BETZ HONDA SALES r RAOJO SHA CK NA S OVER 1000 s r ORE S AND DEALERS IN THE USA AND CANADA I Dea lers Phone 446·2240 SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA HONDA. ~ :. Look to r th •s s•o n ,,., vou • oeognborhooCI f' R• C ES MII V \I A.A Y A T INOIVIOUAL .. • STORE$ �C-6---TheSunday Times.SenUnei . Sunday , Nov . 4, 1979 C-4-The SUnday Times-sentUlel , Sunday. Nov I. 1979 Bobcats dump Southwestern, remain in second place tie CHESHIREKyger Creek jumped iniAl an early UJ lead then exploded for 21 fourth period points enroute to a 28-0 SV AC vicrory over Southwestern here Friday night. With the win, the Bobcats remained in a second place tie with North Gallia. That issue will be decided Friday night at North Gallia . Hannan Trace won Its first SVAl' g nd c hampionship ever Fnda)· rught with a 33-1) whitewash of Southern . Seruor tailback Paul Lasseter enjoyed the best night of his career Friday night rushing for 188 yards while scoring two touchdowns and a two-point ('Onversion Lasseter got the scoring underway 1.-. tht• fourth play fulluwillJ.; tht' scoring changes but fumblt' s or openmg kickoff . On a founh down interception s kill •.'<! them Coach Bob Ashley's H1ghlande" co uld not get untracked again st the l:lobcat defense. SWHS did not get beyond the 'Cats 37 yard line . Kyger Creek broke the game open in the fourth quarter . Lasseter eapped a 64 yard march w1th a 23 yard gallop Minor 's kick was wide . Midway throu~h the period, and one situation , l.asseter , behin d <:1 so lid wall of bloc kers. broke loo se up th e middle for a 52 yard run .lo ck Minor booted the extra po1nt for a 7-1) lead. That lead stood as both defenses he ld until the final quaner . During the seeond and thJrd periods. Kyger Creek had other following Terry Porter's pass mterception . sophomore Ed Moore rambled in from ?11 yards out pushing UJe score to 21..0 after Lasseter ran the extra points . Kyger Creek ·s final TO came in th e final se conds when senior fullba ck Victor VanSickle went over from tile three yard line . Minor's kick made it 28-0. The score was set-up on a 39 yard Blacks mark unblemished pass frum sophomore quarterback Rob Waugh to junior end Terry Porter . The wUl avenged a 44-7 romp by Southwestern last season . It pushed KC's 1979 record to 6-2-1. The Highlanders finished with a ~ rec<lrd. Kyger Creek travels to North Gallia Friday night in the final SV AC game for both teams this year By JACK ROGERS PT. PLEASANT - There was dancing oo the football field Friday rught. There was dancing in the streets. And no doubt there was dancing on the lawns of Coach Steve Safford and members of ttis staff . Why~ Because it was a thrilling ending W a beautiful football season at Point Pleasant. Regular season ending, that is. There are the post season playoffs Ul the offing . In short, the Pt. Pleasant Big Blacks whacked the highly-routed Huntington Pony Express, 25-1l, to cap a periect liHlnd-{)campaign, only tbe second in PPHS history . THe first ooe carne in 1969 under Coach STATISTICS Department SW K C First Downs 5 16 Yards Rushing 56 31.4 Yards Passing 30 59 Total Yardage 86 37J Passes Attpt Passes Compt 12 B 2 A Interception s Fumbles Fumb les Lost Penalties BY Quarters r- DAT r-GYMNASIUM No" . 4- Ciosed - Wresll ing NOIJ s--- 7-9 p m Open Rec 9 12 P m Baseball Pr.=t c ti ce o- 0 KC 7 0 0 21 - 28 0 See The M. 0 Nov . Nov . 9----7 -9 p .m Family N ight Nov . 10 - Ciosed Jr Miss Beaut.,. Pageant NOIJ . 11 - 74P .m . Open Rec 7 9 p ..., Open R<'c 0 From '31 to'1 08 ...... ..,..,7 ,00111 Every cetlno Is de$1gned for ~mple Reduce your heating bill 60 to 80'7o. Installation - so you can pnces for a UMITED BOBCAT SWEEP - Kyger Creek's sophomore running back Ed Moore !44) gels ready for an end sweep behind two Bobcat blockers, Chris Elliott 1731 and Bruce Gilmore 133). Moore rushed for 9'2 yards and CEILINC mese irtracttve 17".1112" t11eo; I()( rancJom wood PlankS I directly to your ore-;ent c~ng tf It ISIn COnoltiOn or ~ UPIE them onto wooo furnng striPS ~ouna see how little a10· xu · room costs~ -LI VERONA •W•sh•bte •Acc.ustiul $33 CONSTITUTION • Texturea \urf.rr • • w.nn<~Oie .I.C OU HIC ~ • Flte • Texturf!(l lurl• ce • WA'h•lll e • Fire resul•nt s9239 66 . . .. S39 .60 COI.OMA&.U.Iilll'\11 IIIII. U7.20 rrt.:~roant • Ac oust iC al • s.tamreH 10011: • w~shablr s77s2 tog . . .. $108 .69 nu• • ' ClO' 'C r'l ] WAVERLY - Jtmior halfback Roger Thompson's 18 yard touchdown sprint in the fourth quarter carried the Logan Chief· t.ains to a thrilling 12~ vtt'lory over the Waverly Tigers Friday night Thompson, who firushed wt th 12fi yards, dashed into the end zone With just 3:05 remaining in the game to snap a !Hi deadlock, and cap a SIX play 67 yard drive. Mark Rugles, Logan's excellent kicker and offensive end, set a school record and perhaps an SEOAL record in the first quarter when he drilled a 44 yard field goal. Ruggles ' sensational kick came after a poor Waverly punt gave the Chiefs possession on the Tiger 25 . Three plays netted just two yards and Ruggles booted ttis re<:ord field goal with 4:2Q left. The Tigers took "'the ensumg k1ckoff and traveled 59 yards 10 JUSt four plays to score with Onno Stager •onm Athens drops firitll( a 31 yard TD pass to Jeff Harns . A converston run failed and the 6-Jiead stood at halftime Wilh 5 50 left in the third penod a Logan drive fizzled on the Waverly 10 so Ruggles toed a 25 yard field goal to tw the score at IKi In posting their second league VIC · tory the Chiefs led in fnst downs 12-11, and in rustling 177-135 Waverly ttit on five of t1 passes for 64 yards while Logan was three of SIX for>-! . Thompson carried the ball 19 times for 131 yard' to lead eig ht dif· ferent Logan ball carriers, while Rick Conley netted 78 yards in t6 tries for the Tigers . Next week Waverly travels to Wellston in a battle to deternnine the cellar dweller for 1979 as both teanns own 1-4 league marks while Logan entert.atns Athens in te fmal contest. Score by quarters : Logan 3 0 3 6- 12 6000- 6 Waverly easy · to -Install metill gr1dl wttn a oeauntul Arrmtrong susDer'ded cellng yoou 5tlll nave easyo acc@S ~ to DID~"'\ ano >Mnng Metal tramework Su<;Pt'flOS ov wtre from vour ota celina no ~[)@(tal r~ l1e@OEIOI see how little a 10 · x12 · room costs~ I. ·. k . 't -; ...... . · ,. ·V~RONA ; '· ). , ~ "~ .• -:.t!, . • ·• -~-· GfiiENOI~E eW~tft•o•e eAcousrtut •Embon.ct $3468 ..... S40.80 33-12 battle ATHENS - Columbus Whetstone invaded Athens Friday night for their I mal contest of the 1979 season and dealt the Bulldogs a 33-12 defeat. Whetstone, which firushed the season at !>-4, replaced the Me1gs Marauders on the Athens schedule and tallied 2Q points in the fourth quarter to ice the victory. The Bulldogs took a 12-7 lead at halftime wben Fred Ross tossed a pair of second period touchdowns to Jerry Lavelle 1eight yards 1 and Alan Meyer 1three yards I. However. the Braves turned Tim Foster loose and he responded with two second half touchdowns on run5 of 20 and rune yards to go with ttis one yard scoring rw1 in the fir>t quarter . Ted Jameson fired a 63 yard TD pass to Jeff Ashmore and Steve Boyd tallied the final Brave touchdown on a 10 yard run . Drew Beja kicked three extra points for the winners . The Columbus team led in first downs 12·11 and in rustling yards 222-36 . AThens hit on 14 of 24 passes for 138 yards while Whetstone was one of two for 63. The Bulldogs take their 'J,-7 overall record and 2-3 league mark to Logan Friday rught to conclude the 1979 Canton Central Cath 26. L our s vill e Aquinas 6 Canton M cKinley 25. Young Chaney 0 Celina 38, Kenton 14 Cin . Moeller 33, Cin . Bacon o Cin . Northwest 28, NorwOOd 10 Cin . Oak Hil ls 28. MI . Healthy 1-4 (in . Princeton 27. Hamilton Garfield 6 AND BRASS SHOPPE Gall•pol1s, Oh . >l<l.6 7017 Candidate For GALLIA CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION elnterested In Your Child's Education • Protecting Your Tax Dollar eQualified and Experienced 1 will appreciate your vole and support. Pd . Pol. Adv. bookl~ts fOil' showing memorials fn full color with sizes and prlcn 11ated. Here in Gallia County Allstate can save you 10'\, on ttGood Hands" insurance for vour new home. W Cin . Reading 17, Cln . Wyom1ng 15 Col Brookhaven 28, Col Mifflin 17 Col East 13. Col Linden McKinley 12 Col East moor 38, Col . West 16 Col Franklin Hts . 78 . Col Hamilton Twp 13 Col Hartley 38, Col Ready 0 Col Marion Frankl in 6, Col . South 0 Col Walnut Ridge 14, Col In dependPnc p 7 Col WhetstoneJJ, Athens 12 Columbus Grove 44, Lima Perry 6 Cortland 42, Painesv i lle Harvey 0 Cory Rawson 48, Hardin Northern 0 Clear Fork 37, Ontario 0 Crawf ord 8. Ridgedale 0 Cov ington 41, Indian LakeD Cuyahoga Falls 20. Tall madge 8 Cuya hoga Hts. 78, Lutheran W. 0 Day North mont 3-4, Tecumseh 8 Day Roth 27. Day . Dunbar 12 Delta 28, S"Jdvania Northview 0 Defiance 28, Delphos St. John 23 Dover 78, New Philadelphia 7 Gahanna 28, GrovepOrt 20 Gar away 57 , Danv ille 0 Geneva 30, AShtabu l a 0 Gibsonburg 21, Wood more 0 Grafton 15, Ober l in 12 Harrison 6. N BendT ay lor o HillsbOro 51, Greenfield McCia.n 0 HOO\ier 49, Canton Sou th 0 Indian Val lev N 2, Indian Valleys . 0 Jefferson 30, Vienna 12 Jt>Wett Scio 27, Newcomerstown 20 Jonathan Alder 21. Big Walnut 8 Kansas Lakota 40, Otsego 8 Kens ton 22, Chardon 3 Lancaster 26, Marien au Lebanon 16 , Lemon -Monroe 0 Leetonia 26, Souft'lern Local 6 Lima Central Cat h . 28. Archbold 27 Lima Shawnee 18, Lima Senior 13 Logan 12, Wa~Jerl.,. 6 London 41 , Spri ng . ShawneeO MadtSOn Plains 15, Washington C H LOGAN MONUMENt''()(). PII.Ql erov, Ohio Leo L. vaughan, Mgr . In Fnryt•ar!- ._~· ou\, . VlntontDIIiO Mqr J•m" 0 . "'"'~ · Mansfield Madison 26. Mansfield Malabar 14 Marion Local '19 , New Bremen 21 Martins Ferry 21, Jefferson Unron 14 Mason 18, Little Miami 17 Massillon 31, Timken 0 Massillon Jackson 28, Glen Oak 6 Massillon Perry 26. Lou isville 11 Morgan 41, Nt>w Lex inQ ton 12 N elsonvile York 42 . Vinton County 13 N €"-N London 7, Collins West ern Reserve 0 Poland 21. Stru thers 14 Port Clinton 14, Sandusky Perkins C Ravenna 10, Akron Spr ingfield 13 R idgemont 19. W Liberty Sa le m 6 Rrllman 21 . 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OHIO CAGE MEETING SLATI:D M.Jddleport-All eighth grade boys interested in playing basketball at Meigs Junior High should report at Bradbury Elementary School Mon · day , :>Jov 5, at 3:30p.m. - VISA ' PHONE 446 4464 6 0 7 20- 33 0 12 0 0- 12 / ALUMNI SOUGHT RACfNE - Any Scuthem Alumni interested in playing football are asked to be at the ttigh school today at 2p . m. Tal Northwood 18, N . Baltimore 0 Tot. Whitmer 28. Tal. Rogers 7 Trenton Edgewood 3, W Chester Lakota 0 Tri Valley 18, Philo 14 Triad 8, RiiJerside 6 Tr i mble)], Mi l ler 12 Twinsburg 21, Aurora 6 Uniontown Lake 28 , Tuslaw 14 Upper Ar l ington 71 . Newark 10 Upper Scioto Valley -48 . Crestview 16 Urbana 28, Kenton Ridge 7 w Salem Northwestern 35, Hillsdale 0 We"'lter~Jille N 21, Hilliard 10 Westfall 13, Adena 12 Westlake 21, Avon Lake 8 Wheelersburg 41, Minford lJ Wickliffe 14. Mentor Cath 17 Willard 17, Shelby 0 Willoughby S. 21, Lyndhurst 6 Ye llow Springs 25. Greeneview 6 Young , Ray en 72, Canfield 6 You ng South 52, Young . North 0 Y oung Ursuline 27, Hubbard 20 Friday's Sports Transactions By The Associated Press BASEBALL National League ATLA NTA BRAVES SIQned Phrl N iekro, pitcher, to a three year contract BASKETBALL National Basketball Association CHICAGO BULLS ActiiJa ted John Mengelt, guard . Placed Roer Brown, center, on me i njured reserve list . DENVER NUGGETS - A c t i vated Kim Hughes . center Wa i ~Jed Bo Ellis, forwa rd WASHINGTON BUL L ETS Placed Kevin Greve y, guard, on the rniured li st Activated Steve Matovi c. forward FOOTBALL National Football League NEW YORK JETS - A ct1vated Ed McGlasson, center, f r om the in jured reserve li st HOCKEY National Hockey League COLORADO ROCKIES - Traded Barry Bee~ . defenseman , f o the N ew York Rangers for Pat Hickey and Luc ien DeBlois, forward , Mrke McEwen and Dean Turner . de fensemen and a player to be an nounced later STATISTICS Dept. lsi Downs Yet Yards Rush Passes Intercept ed By Yards Passing Yards from Scrim Return Yardage Fumb les Fumbles Lost Fena1t1es. Yds Punts Offe nsive plays PP POWELL'S Store Hours: Mon .-Sat. 8 am-10 pm Sunday 10 am-10 pm· PRICES EFFECTIVE niRU NOV. lOTH, 1979 H. 10 6 259 Ill 4 9 2 10 0 0 65 324 10 IJJ IS 59 I 0 J 1 40 21:1 6 32 6 27 55 51 "Alotol homeowners :eJ!:sed they can save with State Farm insurance!' 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Tun ., wecL Sat . t1t 5 ThursciiY til tl noon 4 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 32 oz. $}79 Lim1t 1 Per Customer Good Only at Powell's Offer Expires Nov. 10, 1979 CANDIDATE FOR MEIGS LOCAL Board of Education BEITER BANKING SERVICE, THAT'S THE CENTRAL TRUST THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY, FRIED CHICKEN •" The new &-month CD will realty get your money going , SOUTHERN OHIO DIVISION DUNCAN HINES RE-ELECT Score by quarters : Athens B periectly agam to make 1t IHl and nail down HuntUlgton 's coffin . Then. with two seconds on the clock , and PPHS in kicking fonna tion, they pulled off a fake punt and Tim Jackson raced untouched for 57 yards, winding up in paydirt. Anotber fake on the conversion attempi and Glenn McClellan speared Stepp with a two point conversion pass wmake it 25-1l. But, ah, those boys on defense! Linebackers Keith Doss, Greg Thomas, and Todd Pridemore, along with tackle Henry "Bo" Elliott and DBH Anthony Lee, led a swarming defense that hit like the hammers of Thor and only pernnitted the Pomes to get as close as Point's 2!>-yard line. Top runner for the Ponies was a bruising senior named Scotl Lee, with 95 yards net in 2Qattempts. For Point, Minton 's 122 was only the second time a local had topped the 100 plateau in 10 games - and Minton did it both times. David Sprouse netted 70 in 18 bw-st.s, and Tim Jackson had 57 in ooly two tries. Brian Stepp earned four tunes and picked up 18. including his touchdown. It will be next week before all playoff contenders are decided. George Washington , which was rated No. 4 last week, one notch above Point Pleasant rated No. 5, just did get by DuPont Friday night. 12-7, and wound up with a !1-1 record . The playoffs get underway two weeks hence and the Big Blacks are Ullhe first one ever. Finally, the locals' clean sweep is a tribute to unity and " family ," bet· ween the coach staff, the team personnel, and many others hwo contribute to a successful sea,on . cGINNES5-STANL_EY AGENCY, INC. season . Co is . Whetstone River View 14, Crooksville 0 Riverdale 16, Mohawk 6 Russell, Ky . 7, Portsmouth6 St Henr.,. 21. Minster 6 St Marys 36, Ottawa Glandorf a Salem 28, E . Liverpool77 Sandusky 26, Lorain King 0 Sebring 18, Stanton 14 Sha~er Hts . 20. Lakewood 7 So lon 26. Chargrin Falls 7 Spart a High l and 35, Centerburg 14 SpenceriJille 30, Paulding 14 Spring Ca t h . 20, Srdney Lehman 14 Spring . Greenan 35, Spring Nor thwestern 0 S teuben~Jille 22. Alliance 17 Stow 14, Akron Hoban 9 Streetsboro 14, Hudson 17 Stron gsvi lle 15, Brunswi ck 14 Sy lv ania 5outhv iew 18 . Rossford 0 Tal. Cen tral Cat h . 28, Col Northl a nd 14 Write 1•1an holida, mixt·d GALJ.IPOLlS - The Gallipolis Women's Bowling Associatwn wiU hold a Holiday Mixed Tournament on Nov. 17 and 18atSkyline Lanes . Hegistratwn opened tttis week and w1U close at midnight on Nov . l4. Entry fomlS are available at the front desk Ht Skyline Lanes. The wurnament will be based on the team's total score, plus handi cap . Each team will consist of two women Hod two men bowlers. nus is the first time 10 a nwnber of years tbe associatioo has held a tournH men! of this type 405 Second Av e BRUCE 5. STOUT tournanu·nt '\m, 17-IH Th•tarve l•4 or l •l panels fit Into an 17 scored a touchdown in KC's 28-0 victory over Scuthwestern. The Highlanders ' Randy Harrunonds 14()) get.s ready to hit by Elliott - Peg Thompson photo . Logan trips Waverly 12-6 c~r By The Associated Press Ada 21. Bluffton 6 Arlington 28, Panoora Gi l boa 14 Ashland 10, Tal Devilbiss 7 Bellbrook 33, Day . Northr rdg e 6 Bellefontaine 21 . Spr i ng Nor thea stern 9 Be l pre 47. Alexander 6 Bethel23, Mississinawa Vall e y 1-4 BrecksYille 28 . N . Royalton 1J Brooklyn 35, Firelanos 0 Cadiz 53, M i ngo 22 Caldwell 8. 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Open Swim Nov . ~Closed I I 2 A 1 3 6 50 2 20 sw LYNE CENTER SCHEDULE Week of November 4, 1979 Dick Ware . It was Parents' Night and a crowd in the neighborhood of 5,000 was on hand to watch it all. With the backfield doing the running, and the defense doing the tackl· ing, and Bryan Mabe the kicking, the loc.als pitched their fifth shutout of the year, and the first blanlting the Ponies absorbed in sufering only their third defeat. They have won 7. But tttis loss burst their bubble of possible Class AAA playoff hopes . Bryan Mabe booted a 22 yard field goal, ttis third, to give the Big Blacks a narrow 3-1Jiead at halftime. Jay Minton, who led aU rushers "ith 112 yardsd in nine carries, bruke a 75 yard sconng run, and Mabe thumped tbe conversioo to move the count to I0-1l at the end of three periods . It was Minton's ninth touchdown of the season. In the final heat, Brian Stepp ripped eight yards for ttis third TD 'bf the campaign, and Mabe kicked Crtrz en s for Better Schools Da"e Bowen , Trea svrer 80)( 327. Syracuse, OHio 45 779 16 oz. Umit1 Per Customer Good Only at Powell's Offer E Nov. 1O, ,. I �I ron t on tops G AH S . IRONTON - Coach Bob Lutz 's Fighting Ironton Tigers resumed their march toward the 1979 Southeastern Ohio League football championship and a berth in the Class AA post«ason playoffs with a convincing 42-:1() victory over Coach Bill Trent 's Gallipolis Blue Devils before approximately 3,000 faru~ in Tank Memorial Stadium here Fri day night. 1be Blue Devils shocked Ironton by scoring first on the fifth play of the game when Mark Sheets ·took a pitchout around left end from Greg Harrington and galloped 45 yards to give GAHS a 6-() advantage. Scott Morrison's kick from placement made it 7-ll with 10 :00 left in the period . Ironton came right back with a beautiful 71-yard drive in 12 plays to knot the count at 7-all. Tim Hodges put it in the endzone from three yards out. Joe Fletcher 's kick from placement was true at the 5:15 mark. 1be play which probably broke the Blue Devils' back came four downs later when Ironton's steve Sutton returned a Greg Harrington punt 57 yards for a Tiger touchdown . Flet· cher converted. It was 14-7 with 2:42 left in the first oeriod. Afer an exchange of possession, Ironton marched 86 yards in 11 plays to go ahead 21-7 with 8:35 left in the second period . Again Hodges ram med it over from the two. Fletcher converted. Gallipolis mounted a drive of its own , from the GAHS 19 to Ironton 's 35 but Gabriel l£wis recovered a Blue Devil fumble to end that threat. Ironton roared 63 yards in six plays . Brent Wilcoxon raced over from 29 yards out and Fletcher's kick was true . It was 26-7 with 3:01 left in the half . Bob Marchi's interception of a Wilcoxon pass on the GAHS one with !ieeonds remaining in the firnt half prevented another Ironton score . It didn' take Ironton long to get on the board in the second half. Terry Royal returned Phil King's kickoff 16 yards to the Tiger 26. Hodges got seven, then Lewis broke loose lor a 57-yard gallop to the GAHS 10 where he was hauled down from behind by Todd Nibert and Robbie Goble. With 10:47 left in the period Hodges slammed in from 10 yanb out . Again Fletcher converted. It was ~7 . Gallipolis marched 78 yards in 10 plays to get on the boom ai!Bin. Har- ington hit Mike Hemphill with a nine -yard strike at the 5:31 mark . Momson converted to cut Ironton 's lead~U . Ironton marched 75 yards in e1ght plays to go ahead 42-14 with 7:26 left to play . Hodges scored his fourth touchdown from eight yards out. Again Fletcher kicked the extra point. With first units cA both teams still on the field, GAHS carne back with an 85 yard drive in live plays . Harrington hit Nick Robinson with a 30yard strike at the 5:31 mark to make it 42-:1(). A pass for the extra points failed . Craig Thomas mtercepted a desperation pass by Harrington as the game ended . 1be win left Ironton 7~1 overall, and 5-0-0 inside the SEOAL. The Tigers, winner of 17 straight loop games over a three year period, will battle Jackson for the 1979league title at Ironton Friday . Jackson is 7-1-ll overall and 5-0-0 in league play . Gallipolis concluded its campalgn with a ~ record and 2-4-ll conterence mark. '1:1 yards to score late in the contest and Wyant added his fourth placement lor the 23-7 bulge . Statistics show Jackson leading in firnt downs 16-9, and in rushing 236-135 . The Rockets completed three of nine passes lor U yards with three intercepted while Jackson hit on three of five for :?lJ yards. Ulndrum carried 41 times for 1&1 yards while Wellston's fleet Jerry Patton had U9 yards on :1() carries. The Ironmen prepare to take their dandy 7-1 and S-0 record In Ironton while Wellston drops to 4-4-1 overall and will host Waverly in the season finale. both teams with a H league record . Score by quarters : Wellston 000 7- 7 Jackson 0 7 7 14- 28 TO LIST YOU TWICEASIDNG AND COST101JBALlAS MUCH. Wellston Logan waverly Gall ipolis Athens RockH I ll MeiQS 4 4 4 3 2 1 I "' 4 5 6 7 7 T o 0 1 0 1 0 o 0 0 0 2 0 POP 116 41 139 77 113 80 1<2 62 171 145 80 130 131 163 121 120 59 178 61 171 48 ...... Non-League results : Columbus Whetstone 33 Athen s 12 Pt . Pleasant 25 Huntington H 10h 0 ROCkH i ll140akHill6 Coal Grove 22 Fair land 18 SEOALONLY W L T Te1m lronton Jackson Athens Logan Galli pol is Wellston Waverly 2 3 0 45 2 J 0 48 2 4 0 9< I 4 0 67 1 4 0 40 0 o 0 0 19 18 0 563 Meigs TOTALS Friday ' s results : Ironton 42 Ga l lipolis 20 Jackson 28 Wetlsfon 1 Looan 12 Waverly 6 Athens ·Meigs , Ct'Jnc e lled , Mel~s P OP 5 0 0 182 49 5 0 0 107 .... d ue 92 101 92 106 93 strike. 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USED CARS 2 D R , .4 cy l , 4 speed . r ed & whi t e r ed vinyl roof red .nierior . super SOO mt Terromycin 100 EQUIPMENT No. Electric fencer No . 690 Batte'ry fencer 114 mile electric fence wire S.C" electric fence posts One year ago : Egyptian President Sadat refused to see a delegation from the anti-Camp David Arab Summit Coni erence. Today's birthdays : C<median Art Carney is 61. Newsman Walter Cronkite is 63. Thought lor today : He who thinks himself wise ... is a great fool. Voltaire (1694-ln8 1 banquet Will be provided by The Saunders Trio. Affiliate membership awards, soil judging awards, 4-H awards, and outstanding conservation awards will be presented during the evening's activities . Also, two supervisors will be elected to replare the expired terms of Ray Hughes of Addison Township and Howard Childers of Huntington Township. Hughes is leaving the board after serving six years and Howard is leaving after serving nine years. The ladies of the Green PTO wtU prepare and serve dinner. All tickets will be sold in advance. None wiU be sold at the door . Reservation deadline is Monday, Nov. 5. Tickets are $4.75 and are available from the extension office (Gallia Coonty Courthouse 1. or from district supervisors C. A. Duncan, Howard Childers, T. F. Burleson, Ray Hughes and Gary Fallon, or from the Gallia Soil & Water Conservation Office at 529 Jackson Pike , Room 308-C 1975 FORD MARERICK V 8 , automafi c. power s t d nd brakes. f cH l ory dlr, I HI1 g l ass, A M FM STOCKMAN'S SPECIAL SALE Medium dehorner to go into donnancy, as they should . Then, when a hard freeze canes and plants are still in a succulent con· dition, they are damaged or killed by the freeze . Some home owners prefer w build teepee-like structures over the roses, using asphalt paper . Others use collars or cones made of many different materials such as asphalt paper, styrofoam, fiberglass or car· dboard. Collars are then filled with some organic material or soil. Cones or other devices are l•ft empty . The effectiveness of these methods of protection vary with each rose grower. It the present method of protection you are using does the job, use it. IT it does not , try another. GALUPOUS - Emerson Marting, livestock auctioneer from Washington Court House , wlll be the speaker at the 35th annual banquet of the Gallia Soil and Water Conservation District . This year's banquet will be Thursday , Nov . 8, at the Green Elementary School be . . • guuung at 7 p.m. Marting owns and operates, along With his son , 1,6SC acres in Fayette County . and Clinton County , specializing m registered Hereford cattle . He also has considerable acreage in wheat, soybeans , and com . He is an auctioneer cA national reputation and has sold over 4 000 auction sales in 28 states :U,d Canada . He appears often at farm and agricultural meetings, conununi ty meetings, service clubs, and young people 's activity groups. While he speaks in both a humorous and a serious vein, he also likes to take about pMvileges and opportunities of growing up in America . Entertainment lor the annual 1 DR hardtop , auto , P S, ai r , r oad wheels , two tone blue and white blue c lot h & vinyl buc k et s.e&t s, Very sharp ' 1976 CHEVEU! MALIBU CLASSIC 4 DR .. ~2295 Mlkt yOVf' appointment to get your ur or truck winteril.cl.tnd 17cc Disposabl e ~ yrmge w t needl e 10cc Syringe 10cc Syringe 1 1'2 bu . Windvane feeder CCSO Calf creep feeder CClOO Calf creep feeder CC200 Calf c-eep feeder 8' Round hay feeder 100 gal. Stock lank 180 gaL Stock tank 320 gal. Slack lank 4 tine manure fork Stine manure fork IS tine manure fork 5 tine welded manure fork SA14 Alum;num Scoops Large dehorner EMERSON MARTING GROOd lood i res, 8' al um tope r , 350 v 8, auto., P S , p B , Chevennc cab uns g much to make the F'arm Boss the only farm saw on the market that's more than" deal It's a Stlhl "' 5' s Tramisol Obleh SO ' s Tramisi'JI obtets 100 ml Trillmisoltnjec,abl e 10 lb . TBZ pellets 50 lb . TBZ pellets S' s TBZ bolus SO 's TBZ bolus 200 ' S TBZ bolus Tube TBZ 43% pasle Medigun 11.2 gm Atgard swine wormer S4 .6 gm Atgard swine wormer 4 01: . Liqui Rid 16 01 . Liqui Rid J2 ot . Liqui Rid 19 .5 gm Shell horse wormer 78 gm Shell horse wormer 1l' 1 lb . R:abon Dust Anchor dust bag k 1l Gal . Kortan 24E 111 gal. Korlan 2 Gal. Trichlorfon pour on Preservatives, NH3 Inje ction , Stonng Outside, Coverings, Losses and Benefits . Winding up the program will be Myers discussing Fertibull, A Pasture Overview . Make your plans now to attend . Winter protection for garden roses may or may not be a problem f<r you . Where varieties are of the winter hardy type, properly planted in a protected area, there usually is less danger of winter damage. 1be garden rose is a pretty hardy plant and generally wUI withstand severe and varying temperatures of Ohio wintern . However, to be sure w supply as much protection as possible, mulch your roses or use some other type of protection . Mulch, usually organic in nature is applied to the soil around the ~ bush to prevent heaving of the soil by freezing and thawing. During the summer, the mulch helps conserve moisture, keep down week growth, keep the soil temperature at a more even level and increase the aeration of the soil as it breaks down . Whatever material is selected as the mulch, do not apply it too early in the fall . It is best to wait until a good hard freeze has occWTed before placing the mulch around the roses . In Ohio, this period generally comes the latter part of November of early December. Apply material to a depth of fCIIll' to live inches, or an addition of two or three inches , if a sununer mulch was used . Very often we hear, "My roses got killed last winter even though 1 mulched them." You can be almost certain that if rooes are cA the hardy type, planted properly and given regular care, the reason for winter loss is improper timing of winter mulch. Again, it is important to wait until the grow!d freezes before ap. plying the winter mulch. If applied too early, the mulch keeps the soil wannlonger through early, light freezes . This does not allow the plant 1971 CHEVY C10 ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 11295 · CENTRAL SOYA IS HAVING A 0 563 to G 19 First dOwns Y ards rushing Lost rushi n g Net rushing Pass attem pf s OARDC, will disc uss Forage Weed Control. A highlight of the morning program will be "How Forage Varieties are Developed ", disc ussed by Jun Moutray, Director of F orage Research, North American Plant Breeders, Ames, Iowa . He will be followed by R. w. van Ke uren professor of agronomy , OARDC: who will bring the group an update on forage varieties. Follow ing lunch, John Un · derwood , Area Extension Agent Agronomy, Jackson , will disc~ Fertilizing Forages. The main speaker of the afternoon is V. L. profess or of Lec htenberg, agronomy , Purdue Uruversity, who Will talk oo Forage Harvesting ; Mini Hom e, air on ch a ssis and hody , !Pss thr~n 75.000 miles . full equ•p m ent Grid standings ALL GAMES Te.tm W L Pl . Plea sant 10 o Coal Grove 9 0 Ironton 7 0 Jack~n 1 1 By Jolm C. Rice Co. En. Agent M•lpCounty POMEROY - Two Ohio forage days are scheduled for December wtth the first coming on December 3 at the Jackson Area Extension Center, 2miles south of Jackson on State Route 93, and the second on December 4 at the OARDC, Wooster. A~ording to Don Myers , Extension agronomist at The Ohio State University, registration each day gets underway at 9 a . m. with the first session beginning at 10 a . m. This presentation wUI be on Forage Seeding, Rates, Dale:!, Plant Numbers ~nd Coating by Myers. Followtng the opening session, G. B. Triplett, professor of agronomy. (Stat istics) Depart ment Washington CH auctioneer named soil-water speaker County agent's corner Nea rly ev ery larm1n g JOb g1es be tte r w 1th an exc lu s1ve Inte rn ati onal hydros tati C d n ve W1th o ut clut ch 1ng or sh1 ft · 1ng, w1th JU S! one le-.e r. you get the exac t speed you wan t msta nt lo rw ard neve rse. too You re not held back by t1xed g ea r ra t10S o r th rot tl e se tt 1ng s In m as! cases . you II accom· pl1 sh mo re w o rk per gal lon ot t uel used - and yo u II sa..-e w ear and tear on yo ursel f Jackson rips Wellston, stays in contention JACKSON - A three touchdown performance by Brian Landrum combined with a super defense carried the Jackson lronrnen to a 23-7 triumph over Wellston Friday night and sets the stage for the championship game at Ironton next Friday . The Jackson win coupled with the Ironton 42-:?ll victory over Gallipolis pits both teams with perfect fHl league marks In the title game at Tank Stadium next week . Friday night the Ironrnen !rake out cA a first quarter deadlock in the second stanza when Landrwn scored on a one yard run and Dobie Wy8Jit's PAT luck made it 7-IJ at halftime. In the third period Jackson took possession on the Rocket 39 yard stripe and Landrwn pounded the en tire distance on nine consecutive caries, the final coming on a nine yard run to paydirt. Wyant toed the placement. Early in the fourth quarter Landrum struck again from the one and Wyant's kick made it 21-ll. Wellston battled back and scored on a wierd play that saw Jeff Montgomery pass four yards to end Mike McManaway , who then lateraled to Jerry Pattona and he scampered the final 30 yards. Montgomery kicked the PAT . Quarterback Mark Jenkins got the crusher lor Jackson when he raced C-7- The SUnday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Nov . 4, 1979 Expect your work to go faster, easier with exclusive hydrostatic drive TIE FARM BOSS"'ISDESIGNED . HEMPHilL SCORES - Gallia's junior tailback, Mike Hemphill, is p1ctured above m this Brenda WUson photo after catching a nine-yard touchdown pass from QB Greg Harnngton in Friday 's SEOAL game in Ironton . The Tigers remamed unbeaten with a 42-20 win . Ironton 's Gabe l£wis paced the Tlgern with !<Ia yards in IS trips . Terry Royal had 72 in 11 tries ; Wilcoxon 75 in eight and Hodges 97 in 17 attempts . Mark Sheets led Gallia 's attack with 96 yards in seven trips. Mike Hemphill had 75 in 19 tries and Greg Harrington 52 in 10 attempts. Harrington completed 12 of 16 pa.!LSe8 lor 147 yards and two touchdowns, giving GAHS 380 total yards in 56 plays from scrlrrunage Ironton had 41JI total yards in 56 plays . - we purchased all the 1979 Buck Electras and Park Avenues that were drivel' sparingly by the top officials of the Buick Cincinnati zone Office. The mileage on Two these cars is between 2,000 and 5,000. All cars carry a new car warrnty . .Fi'vl!"t!. choose from. We can offer these cars to you at a tremendous savings! 1975 Buick Limited 4 dr HT. Bui ck 's best and low m i le ag e for '7 5. 0 •• I ••• I 0 I ••••••••••• • ••• 0 •• ••• ••• • • • • • • • 1 • • ••••••• • '2795 1 1975 Pontiac Catalina 2 dr ...... .. ..... ~-~~~.n~ ~~·.t ·--~~."". .~ '.<.".:~ :':~:. : .. . .. "2295 1974 Buick Century 4 dr........ .. .. ... .. .~~~~-'. ~.·.~ .~~~~~:~~-~:'~~u·.~ 1 1 .......... "2195 THE FRIENDLY DEALER C"me in or call one of these Friendly Salesmen: J.D. Story, Jimmy Deem or Bill �..• L C~ The Sunday Times·&mtinel, Sunday , Nov . 4, 1979 Green BOlt system was endorsed and Agriculture and • our community Homemakers' Circle By Bryson R. IBudl Cart•·r Gallia County Extension Agt>nl • N~NITRATE ! HANDLE CAREFULLY GALUPOUS - The next time you're shopping for frankfurters , salami, bacon, or bologna, read the label carefully. According to the U. S. Department of Agriculture, if the label reads "uncured", that means no nitrite was added to the meat. Nitrite helps to stop germs that can cause botulism from growing in meats. You must take care of it as you would fresh meat such as ground beef or fresh pork . You ean keep uncured bologna, bacon and frankfurters in the refngerator only four to seven <lays ... not two to three weeks as you can keep bacon , ·bologna and franks cured with , nitrite. Along with the word "uncured", the label must carry a warning reading " No nitrate or nitrite added. Not preserved keep refrigerated below 40 degrees F., at all times ." So remember, if you buy " uncured" bacon , bologna or frankfurters, keep the meat refrigerated . Do not let it sit on the table or kitchen counter. Do not pack uncured bologna sandwiches in a brown bag lunch unless you can keep them cold until lunch time . Some other tips for handling uncured meat products are : -&!lecting meats Jus! before leaving the store. - Have cold products stacked together so they stay coollooger . -Go tune directly to refrigerate the produel.'i. - Use meat within 4 to 7 days or follow storage instructions on the labels of packaged meats. - U you want to freeze the meat, leave it in factory packaging or wrap tightly in moisture - resistant material such as alwrunwn foil or freezer paper . -Defrost meat in the refrigerator or - for a quicker method - imlJlerse the package in its watertight wrapper in cold water . : - If products are to be cooked, them thoroughly or according package Instructions. : - Refrigerate leftovers promptly 4nd use within 3 to 4 days . · - U you are going to a picnic, p~rry food products in a wellinsulated cooler with plenty of Jce. Leave cooler in a shady spot so ice will not melt too fa..t. Do not open ""* to VOTE FOR HOBART L DANIELS GAUJPOLIS - This past Wednesday evening I and several others had the opportunity to meet with the county commissiooers concerning the green box program here in Gallia County and the levy for maintalning Uus program to be voted upon this corning Tuesday. There weren 't very many people at the meeting but there was a lot of good discussion and infonnation cooler unnecessarily . Put leftovers into cooler right away . Be sure sufficient ice is in the cooler to keep lefto¥er meat cold W1tll you get home . - To pack a sate ' 'brown bag" lunch, use one of these methods: Prepare and freeze the meat sandwich the evening before ...lt will thaw in time for lunch. Pack sandwich in a small insulated container such as the commercially available foam plastic. Double wrap the sandwich and pack it with cold piece of fruit or cold can of juice. Put a cold device into the lunch bag . The device might be a commercial freezer gel, a plastic bag filled with ice cubes, or a cleaned-out margarine tub that you have filled with water and frozen . GALLIA COUNTY LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD Pd. P o l A dv ISears I G- ~ON TAilOIS In Gallipolis for 1 day only Sunday , November 4. Call Mr . L. 011nl at the Holiday Inn , TEl . 44 6-0090. DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY We ' ll 1110 m111.1 1 suit lrom 1ny p~etur• you supply ut We will cuttom me11ure you lor mail ordefl of men auita. soort colts. atwu, lediet M~i1t, dreltel, form1 1we1r, or co.ta meeting agreed ~t we did not want to see trash Uttering our hJ.chways and farm fields apln. U you have questions concemllll! the levy and need more infonnatlon, then contact our CoWJty Conunluioners. I believe that they will be 1D0111 happy to discUS! strengths and weaknesses of the program and provide in· formatioo to you to help you as you determine how to cast your ballot oo Nov. 6. RIVERSIDE AMC JEEP FALL SERVICE SPECIAL TUNE-UP SIX CYLINDER ENGINE '4695 Plus Tu •v.-•s AT SPECIAL PRICES ALSO ALL PARTS AND LABOR IS GUARANTErD • Replace Points • Replace Plugs eSetTiming • Relace Fuel Filter • Replace Air Filter eSet Engine Dwell • Replace PCV Valve • Adjust Timing • Replace Condensor •· D-1 - The Sunday Time&-Sentinel, Sunday, Nov. 4, 1m I, :. .. '. I • • 1928, a Republican was elected presi dent. Dwight Eisenhower beat Adlai Stevenson. In 1962, President John Kennedy announced completion of a series of Amencan nuclear tests 1n the Pacific . In 1973, Senator Edward Brooke of Massachusetts became the first Republican senator to publicly urge the resignation of President Richard COLUMBUS, Ohio ( AP ) - Ohio's electric companies welcomed Friday an investigation by the Public Utilities Commission to determine if they are burning all of the !tate's high<~ulfur coal possible under clean-air regulations. Gerald M. Minnery, executive vice president of the Ohio Electric UWity Institute, denied charges that electric companies are not burning as much Ohio coal as they are allowed under federal air pollution Ten years ago : Two jetliners, one Nicaraguan and one Brazilian, were hijacked to Cuba. Five years ago : Jordan 's King Hussein announced an eff<rt to r emov e from his government r e prese ntati ves of West Bank Palestinians Environmental Protection Agency , and Sen . Howard Metzenbaurn, DOhio . McGuire told an Ohio Hou.'le committee this week that he .w as "suspicious" of the utilities and said "someone is playing games with someone ." "Ohio 's electric companies welcome this examination for the simple reason that we believe the PUCO records will show just exactly who is playing games with whom ," Minnery said . He predicted an inquiry by the PUCO would show that utilities are purchasing coal in the most economical way possible , considering environmental rules. Gov . Jam~s A. Rhodes has directed the utilities coiTUlJ.ission to Investigate the charges by John McGuire, Chicago regional admlnhtrator of the U.S . MON. THRU FRI., NOV. 5·9 446 9800 LONG DOG & FRIES Both Locations McCLURE'S dauy15Ie b4 E. Main Pomeroy, 0 . Why drive all over town? Do your gift shopp1 ng the easy way through the full -c olo r S upera menca Hou se g1ft catalog . You 'll save t1me and ga s. and everything is full y guaranteed . 1 i Locust St. Middleport, 0. ~ ,:- 992·5248 992-6292 restrictions. Metzenbaum told President Carter in a letter this week that the state's utilities have refused to burn all of the Ohio coal they c ould . School hearing Nov.6 POMEROY --Meigs County Probate Judge Robert E. Buck Saturday set a hearing date on a petition which alleges that the Meigs Local Board of Education has failed to perform its duties. The order issued by Judge Bacon said : " These having been filed in this COW'! a petition alleging that the Meigs Local Board of Education has failed to perform duties impa;ed upon it and that it has failed to negotiate in good faith with the Meigs Local Teachers Association, pursuant to Sectioo 3313.85 of the Ohio Revised Code and that the Meigs County Board of Education having been advised of such failure to act failed to take any positive action thereon, and the matter being of great urgency, it is hereby set for hearing on the 6th day of November, 1979, at 9 a .m. at which time the Meigs Local Board ot Education is ordered to show cause why this court should not find that the said board has failed to perform the duties irnpa;ed upon it and why this coW'! should not aetas such board and per· form all duties imposed upon such board". A copy of the entry i.s to be served to all members of the Meigs Local Board which includes Carol Pierce, Jennifer Sheei.s, Virgil King, Larry Powell and Keith Riggs . SUPERAMERICA~ .Af.udiiTWIY tluuz II !J1U $Ulrtf large part t.o a reduction in use of Ohio coal by out-<>f-state utilities and industries. "Statistics provided by the Ohio Department of Energy show that Ohio 's coal exports declined by 11 million ton s between 1970 and 1978," he sa1d. He said exports to Michigan alone have dropped by 5 million tons annually in five years . " It is obvious that a significant portion of Ohio 's coal loss is in its exports," Mlnnery said . "With the imposition of stringent air quality standards in other states, Ohio 's high sulfur coai has become most unattractive . This is hardly the doing of Ohio's utilities." ANY 2 FOR Are You Being too Generous? Compromise With Uncle Sam 79 99 AU were c reated to br~ng warmth and chee r to every room rn your hOuse ===~~==::z:; ANNUAl RATE PLUS! \ ALSO! 0 1am unable to attend the rl1scuss•on however . pl ease selld me more 1nloPna t1on on Tax Free lnvestr'l ents Narne • Address ll!A301 SIO'P City • Price includes instYIIation, Mhipping extra • Price iN catalog price • Alik uh o~; Sear~ c:-redit plon.11 • Now . on sale in our "DL .. catalol( ~uppll'rnt· l~ ' Sul i 8frl • /" '" /,unrruo lo·•·!l "' l ""' \I"'" V' u ,,, Isears I ~ $10,000 MINIMUM MUAt mnchanduw IY I!Ill•~l•· for p1ck ·up w1th1n 1 ftw dau ~ SEARS , ROE8t: C K AND CO . THRU WED•. ANNUAL RATE NOV. 7 The actual r-eturn to investors on Tre~sury Bill~ is higher than ttle di$COunt rate offered . Federal re9ulllt1ons requ•re a ~ubstantial If' · teresf penalfy tor premature Withdrawal of certificate funds. PLUS! ALSO! Each Account Insured Up To $40,000 By The FDIC, An Agency of the Fed. Gov't. ANEW 4-YEAR CERTIFICATE NOVEMBER RATE 10.30= 11.01 ANNUAL YIELD Paving an interest rate related to the average four -year yield of treasury securltif'S, Mln•mum depoSit Sl,OOO.OO. Interest must re· My E F H uftOfl A rcou'll "Jo 1S SECOND AND PINE GALLIPOLIS, OHIO SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA For Service Phone 446· 7902 .1 YIELD• Bank Safety and Security For Your Savings 6-Month Certificate ANNUAL RATE Home Phone ANNUA~ 12.193 seal( s) lor Ihe d1scuss10n Please reserve More Interest On Your PASSBOOK SAVINGS 5.25=5.46 When: November 13, 1979 . Where: Oscar's Restaurant , 59 Court St. Galltpol1s Time: 7:00pm Refreshment s - 7 30 pm Seminar GET YOUR FREE CATALOG AT THESE LOCATIONS : 0 1do not ha ve r-~ n E F Hu"or Ar rnu• 1' ~[¥Hutton & EF Hu!lon Compr:~' ly matn on ~~~ a full year 10 earn annuo1 ytetd. Subslanllat In· terest penalty upon early withdrawal . · In c Mr Stephen R Lee Fou rth Avenue & Tf'' 11h Srree: Hunt1ngl on WV 2')7111 When EF Hutton talks people listen! © 1979 Su)lefamerica, OIVisiOil of Ashland Oil Co .. Inc . • GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) - - ( Gunfire erupted during an aoHII t: Klu Klan rally bere SaUlnlay, ad ! · pollee said one pel'IOII wasldlled ad : : several othen were Injured. .. Pollee said loltlal repvrU: . Indicated shots were fired from a , · van at marchers organlud by 1 ! : group called Workers' Vlewpolllt. ' glass Plan now to attend our meet1ng :t's free but seating is l1 m1ted Just complete the coupon below or call 1 800-624-3490. and we'll reserve a seat for you Has the power to sta rt your car when most other batteries won't! This powerful battery is sold only at Sears. See this saving in the "DL" catalog supplement. .. You get lomp1 that or• reuularly pri~;ed from $6-0 to SBO . Big beau tdullamps rn warm cotonral t1es1g ns w1th hand -rubbed ant1que ltnr shes - burnrshed metals , mellow woods deli cate ly hand -pa1nted Sound tricky? EF Hutton makes 1t simple Jo1n us 1n an 1nformal discu ssion \ 'I ONEKDJ.ED or choose one for $49.99 Let EF Hutton show you how to increase your 1nvestmer .; Income and, at the same time. reduce your tax obl1gat1ons CUT 7 '. Top Quality Designer Lamps at Once· A· Year Prices NOW I Judge Lea rned Ha nd 8 Minnery acknowledged that · : utilities do use some coal frcJm : . neighboring states when it Ia Jell : . expensive that Ohio coal and aald : ; they were acting In the best loterestl : of consumers by doing so . ;: @hio Valley Bank 10 Helve nng vs Gregory ( 1935) DieHard " Battery I · SALE e"'" a NOVEMBER 28th ..t· :. ' Anyone ma ·, so arrange h1s ~ff alfs so li''.al h1s I axes shall be as o, ,JOSS I!Ji e he 1S not bound to choose that patt ern wh1c h w1 ll best pay th e tr easury I here 1s 1101 p atnot1C duly to 1ncrease one's ta xes SALE ENDS .' . ' He said three companies, Ohio Edison , Ohio Power and Cleveland · Electric lllurninating, could "legally burn a total of 13 million tons of Ohio coa l annuaUy without installing additional pollution co ntr ol equipment. " " It 's too bad Sen . Metzenbaum didn 't take a look at the fact.<;, " Minnery said . " Last year the three companies he cited didn 't burn lJ million tons of Ohio coal - they burned 19.7 million tons of Ohio coal and that number is increasing through the first nine months of 1979 ." Minnery said the decline in coa l production and resulting loss of miners' jobs CHII be attributed Ill a GIVE QUALITY SUPERAMERICA HOUSE SURPRISES THIS YEAR . You 'll f1nd cheeses, nuts, candy, fruits. serv1ng tray s, speCial glassware and dinnerware . Plus maple syrup from Wi sconsin, honey, fancy preserves . an old fa sh ioned coffee gnncler. p1cmc sets . luggage And for the little people . Klaus Ihe cuddly mouse . • Utility companies welcome zn vestzgatzons SAVE GASOLINE Nazls. In 1952, f<r the first time since • • AVOID WINTER STARTING PROIU'MS AND Good Thru Nov, 23, 1979 Please Call In Advance For Appointmenn D classified Tuday In History By The Associated Press Today is Sunday, Nov . 4, the 3tl8th day of 1979. There are 57 days left in the year . Today's highlight in histcry : On this date in 1922, the entrance to King Tutankhamen 's tomb was discovered in Egypt . On this date : In 1879, J .J . Rilly of Dayton, Ohio, was granted a patent for the cash register . In 1884, Democrat Grover Cleveland was elected president. In 194-1, the Allies announce<f that Greece had been liberated from the Nixon . For presented. Gallia County became involved in the landfill business in 1972 when it assumed the old landfill at Rodney from the city of Gallipolis. The original grant of $40,000 was uaed to purchase a dozer, an earthmoving pan, and a compaction roller. In 1975, the county received another $40,1XXI grant to purchase a packer truck and 33 green boxes . Again, coWJty funds in excess ol Ule 140,1XXI paid the difference. A short time later , the county purchased an additional 32 boxes for $14,1XXI. The encouraged by the Cllarnber of C<Jrn. merce to rid the county of roadside litter. In 1978, the county received a thlrd $40,1XXI grant to purchase a second packer unit, which cost about $56,1XXI. The volwne of trash and debris is increasing rapidly . It is estimated the volwne is doubling yearly. Presently, there are about 250-280 boxes being transported weekly to the new landfill. The CoWlty Conunissiooers rely heavily on CETA labor to perform Uus work . About 80% ol the work is performed by CETA labor. The CETA program has been changed rather significantly lately. Here are the changes that have taken place : I. Schooling must be provided and employees must spend time in class. 2. The average wage cannot exceed $3.'l:T per hour . 3. Stricter adherance to the ruling that employees perform only an 18. mooth length of employment. Earlier Uus year six employees were added to aaslst the program . It Ia my understanding, in order to operate the program in 1980 the Commisaioners will need to ratse somewhere in the vicinity of S250,000 to $300,000. I understand that if the levy doe! not pass, naturally the green bol program will be dl!coolinued but the landfill program will cooUnue along with the sewer district program. I believe that most ol us at the •Minimum dePOSII 15.00. Interest must rei"·" on dePOSII a full yter to eMil .anual yield . • ' �D-3-- The Sunday Ttmes.Sentinel Sunday, Nov 4 1979 [)..2-TbeSundayTimes-Sentlnel,SWiday Nov 4 1979 Local howling Sunday and Monday's TV Log SUNDAY NOVEMBER 4 1979 5 30--AG USA 17 6 00- Amertcan Problem s & Challenges 10 A c tion Newsmaker 13 Between the Lines 17 6 30--Chrlstopher Closeup 3 Better Way 8 Treehouse Club 10 K1ds Are People Too 13 7 QO-- This IS the L1fe 3 Urban League 10 Jtmmy Swaggart 17 7 3o-TV Chapel J Eddie Saunders 6 Jerry Falwell 10 The Btble Answers 13 Jtmmy Swaggart 15 Chnst tor the Wor ld 17 8 DO- Morm on Choir 3 Gra c e Cathedral6 Chnst for the World J Three S toog~ s & F r ends 17 Sesa m e St 20 33 8 JO-Oral Roberts 3 Conta ct 6 Jame'S Rob tson 10 Lower Ltghthou se 13 Open Btble 15 9 oo-Gospe l Stngtng J ubilee 3 Rex Humbard 6 Ora l Rober ts 10 Rev Jtm F rankli n lJ Ernest Angley 15 Los t 1n Space 17 Mt ster Rogers 20 33 9 Jo-Robert Sc huller 8 E lee Co 33 It Is Wntten 10 Gospel Outreach 13 Sesame Sf 20 10 oo-Tht s Is The NFL 3 Ktds are People Too 6 Move J ourney to the Cen ter of the Earth 10 Jtmmy Swaggart 13 Gospel S•ngmg Jubilee 15 Hazel 17 Studio See 33 10 30- Re>c Humba r d 3 Ernest Angley 8 Zoom 20 Movo e The Bndges at Toko R1 17 BIQ Blue Marble 33 11 00- Re)( Hum bard 15 Rev Henry Mahan l3 E lee Co 20 Feelings 33 11 JO.-...At Issue 3 An •mals Antmals Animals 6 Face the Nat•on 8 Rev R A West 1J Over Easy 20 Wild Wtld World of Ammals 33 12 t»-Meet the Press 3 IS Issues & Answers 6 13 V1ewpo1nt 8 Oh o Journal 20 Mov1e Westward Ho 33 11 30-Sonny Randle Football 3 College Football 79 6 NFL Today 8 The I ss ue 10 EvangelistiC Outreach 13 All Cr eatures Great & Small 20 12 45 - Mov •e S1nce You Went Awa y 17 12 55--NFL Funntes 10 OC>-- NF L Football 3 15 D recl1ons 6 NFL Foot ball 8 10 F rank Ct gne1tt Football 13 Movte Gal1leo 33 30 Amen ca s B lack For um 6 Co llege Footbal 19 13 Sound stdge 20 2 oo-Communlque 6 Mario & the Magtc MOYie Mach ne 13 2 3()---.-Movte Boc cacclo 70 6 Battle of the Planets 13 Hoc k1ng Va ll ey Bluegrass 20 J oo- Tr1 State Today & To morrow 13 Poldark II 20 3 3()--Mov te M r Sm 1th Goes to Wdsh tngton 13 Mo " te Ca tholi cs 33 • QO--Bastard 3 NFL Football 8 10 Thts Is The Ltfe IS Mov1e The Farmers Daughter 7 Con sumer Surv1val K1t 20 .a Jo- lnslght 15 Wall St ree t W ee k 20 5 00-Catc h The Vts1on 15 E lec Co 20 Nova 33 5 JO- In Search Of 6 L •ttle Rascal s 15 Best of Groucho 20 6 OQ-ABC News 6 The Long Search JJ Fran Curet Footba ll 13 Better Way 15 Wrestling 17 Se!!.ame St 20 6 3o-NBC N ews3 15 ABC N ews 13 News 6 00 - 01sney s Wonderfu l World 3 15 Sa lvage 1 6 13 60 M tnu tes 8 10 Nashv1lle O n The Road 17 Feel•ngs 20 Even1ng at Sym phony 33 30-Porter Wagoner Once Upon A Class 1c 20 B OC>--M ork 1!. Mindy 6 13 Archie Bunker s P l ace 8 10 Con nectlons 20 33 MoYte Th e Three Stooges 7 8 3o- Movi e Jaws 6 13 One Daoy AtAT •m e610 9 00- M oyle Ma cArt hur 3 15 AI ce 8 10 Ma st erpiece Theatre 20 33 9 30--Je ffer son s 8 10 10 DO~ Trapper John 8 10 Comeb ac k 17 MoY te M tsslsslpp l 10 F 1nng Lrne 33 10 30--- Ruff Ho use 17 11 QO--News 3 8 10 15 Dpen Up 17 Wall Street Week 33 11 15-News 6 13 CBS News 10 PMA Pulse 15 11 30---MoYie My Reputat•on J ABC News 6 Movie Hard Times IS Ju l te & Sa mm y 8 Face The Na t 1on 10 Wash ington News tn Rev iew 33 11 45-My Partner the Ghost 6 PT L Club 13 12 OO- M ov1e The Outlier Memo ran dum 10 11 30 Comeback 8 11 45- NFL Game ot the Week 6 I DO--Mov1e Cesar & Rosalie Lucy ll Pnsoner 20 Mus1 c 33 3 30--0ne Day At A T1me 8 Joker s W ld 10 Fl l ntstones 17 Foo t c; tep s 33 I7 I JO- News 15 4 ~ AB C News 13 1 5- Mo v e L ong Ag o T o mo r row 17 5 JO L ove A m en can Slyle 11 OO-M1ster Cartoon 3 Password P lus 15 Merv Grt ff m 6 Beverl y H II billies B Sesame Sl 10 33 St)( Million Dollar Man 10 Real M c Coys 1J Spectreman 17 30 - Bewlfched J Petticoat Ju nct ton 8 Tom & Jerry 13 Merv Grlfftn 15 Gi lligan sIs 17 5 00---1 Dream of JPannle 3 San ford & Son 8 M1 stcr Rogers N eighborhood 10 33 Mary Ty ler Moore 10 My Three Sons 17 5 30---Carol Burnett 3 News 6 Gomer Pyle 8 E lee Co :20 Mash 10 Happy Days Agam 13 I Drea m of Jeannie 17 Doctor Who 33 6 00- N ews 3 8 10 13 15 Caro l Burnett 17 Zoom 20 6 Jo- NBC News 3 15 ABC N ews 13 Carol Burnett 6 CBS News 8 10 Bob Newhart 17 Over Easy 20 7 Q0--3 s A Crowd 3 TIC T ac Dough 8 Muppet Show 6 News 10 Newlywed Game 13 L ove American Style IS Sa nford & Son 17 01 c k Cavell 10 33 7 30- Poiltlcal Talk 3 Newlywed Game 6 Jokers Wild B Family Feud 10 13 Nashville On The Road 15 All In The Family 17 Mac Neil Lehrer Report 10 33 8 IX>---LJttle House on the Pratrte 3 15 140 Robert 13 Edward the Wh1te Shadow 8 10 K 1ng 6 Strange Case of Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde 20 33 Falcon Football 17 9 oo-Movle Heroes 3 15 NFL Football 6 13 Mash 8 10 M ov ie G1 Blues 17 9 30- WKRP 1n C1nc1nnat1 8 10 0 oo-Lou Grant 8 10 Po ldark II 33 News 20 10 30-Cop•ng w1th Kids 10 11 00-News 3 8 10 15 D1 ck Cavetf 20 Fawlty Towers 33 11 30-Johnny Carson 3 15 Harry D 8 ABC News 33 Movie Sane tuary 10 Movie Suspicion 17 12 oo-News 6 13 11 30-FBI 6 Charlie s Angels 13 11 40-McMIIian & Wife 8 1 Tomorrow 3 News 15 l 35 - News 17 1 40-News 13 Mo~r~te I Confess 17 3 4(}-Love American Sty le 17 • 10--{)pen Up 17 4 MONDAY NOVEMBERS 1979 5 <>- Farm Report 13 5 5o-PT L Club 13 6 OCl--700 Club 6 8 PTL Club 15 Ltsten 17 Health F1eld 10 6 !$-- Athletes 17 6 3Q--For Our T•mes 10 News 17 6 4.S- Morn•ng Report J 6 5o-----.Good Morn ng West Vtrg 1n a 13 6 5>--News I J 00 Today 3 15 Good Morn ing A mer~ ca 6 1J Monday Morning 8 Batman 10 Th ree Stooges Ltftle Rascals 17 ' 1 5 ~ A M W eot her 33 7 30 ~ Fam1ly Affair 10 Sesame St 33 55- Chuck Whtte Reports 10 8 OO ~ Capt Kangaroo 8 10 L eaye If To Beaver 17 8 3o- Romper Room 17 9 QO--Bob Braun 3 B1g Valley 6 Phil Donahue 15 13 Porky P1g & Fnends 8 One Day At A T tme 10 Lucy Show 17 9 30-Bob New harf 8 Love of L1fe I 0 Green Acres 17 10 OC>--Card Sha rks 3 15 Edge at N1ght 6 Beat the Clock 8 10 Morntng Magazlne 13 Mov ie N ght People 17 10 30~ H o llywood Squares 3 15 Andy Gnfllth 6 Whew 8 10 520 000 Pyramid 13 10 5S---C BS News 8 House Call 10 11 OO--H19h Rollers 3 15 La11erne & Shi rley 6 13 Pnce" Right 8 10 Elec Co 10 11 30~ Wheel of Fortune 3 15 Fam1 iy Feud 6 13 Sesame Sf 20 33 11 5,_News 17 12 00- Newscenter J News 6 8 10 13 Mtndreaders 15 Love American Style 17 11 3o-Ryan 'Hope6 13 Search tor Tomorrow 8 10 Health F teld 15 Movie Apnl 1n Pans 17 Elec Co 33 oo-DaysotOur L ves 3 15 All My Children 6 13 Young & the Restless 8 10 30-As the World Turns 8 tO 2 oo-Ooctors 3 IS One L1fe to L ve 6 13 2 25-News 17 2 30-Anolher World 3 15 Guiding L 1ght 810 G1gglesnort Hotel 17 3 CIO-General Hospital 6 13 I L oYe Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag NORTH + AJO .~.~ 10 tA R 3 K J6 4 II l + EAST t K 10 9 . 63 tKQI Ofi5 +Q 10 8 SOIITH • 94 49 52 +6 .Kt8 7 J2 :Vulnerable Neither North I: West I Pas., Pass Pass North J+ J• I. w1th dumm) s ace Now South saw li ght al the end of the tunn el He dee~ded to try for a diamond c lub end play He started proceedings by cashmg dummy s ace of spades rufflng a spade ~HAIG E___,_f--,--, [I J I . ,. E.as t queen of trumps and ruff1ng another spade Now he ran off hts last two t r ump s He dis c arded dummy s last diamond after West who had followed to the next to last t rump Je tti soned a low spad e South ch uc ked dummy s last spade to hold all four clubs ~::ast let go tw o d1amonds and Soulh had a CJ n<h plav He- t hrew East m With the d 1a mond kmg and made the last Pass Pa ss Pas.~ Openmg lead t 9 (Answe s to m o rro w ! v est e a a y s MEM ORY J u m ble ~ KN AV E An s we r Wh .;l 11e jJa l e nt 5 1 d a s d~ n l sl AG AT t rw SI ZZ LE J re<l t By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sont• R N t-W ~I' A.Pf.H North s thrf'"e hf"art ca ll wa s a d eflmt e overbid and South s !mal bid of lour was m ade only because he d1dn t hk e to stop one short of game South was rather unhappy dummy potential that he nse w1Lh 4 117'1 LD ST MALE bla ck and brown co llr e Bashan Rd about 1 m1ie from Rac me Answers to Spark y Reward 843 2815 or 949 2455 SCORPIO (O ct 24 No• 22) Do nothn g mpu ls •v~ I you e wo1k ng out an agreemen 01 spec al arrangements w th Bn o th e toda,. Hast y moves d lute vou barga•nmt;J rudgmenT F nd o 11 more Of wt1at hes at1ead o ~ o u n !he year roll o w ng you b r1t d&'J by sendmg lo you c.opy ol A. slr o Gr aph Lettl"' Ma $1 lo eac t1 10 Aslr o G r apn Bo • 489 Rad o C• I'J Stat o n N Y 100 19 Be sure to spec ty b r l h dat e SAGITTARIUS (No• 23 O.C 111 Be war y today ol talo. ng on pro 1 eels beyond you r c apab 11es 11 you have too m a n ~ ons n the hre t it le 01 not h ng w u be accompl shed CAPRICORN (O.C 22 Jen 11) Accep t your rr ~tncl s t or what tt1 e) are toclay w thou t tr y ng 10 change ! hem Snoura you beg n o pont ou l the~r faulTs the~ ma,. n tur n show you a'ea s whe e you neecl co rect ng AQUARIUS (Jen 20-Feb 111 Whee nouseho d e •peno tu es LOST TWO handmode baby quilts one pa•nted one embrOidered bOth blue and whtfe Monday bet ween 10 and 11 am 1n Pomeroy on Matn Street Would apprectate the1r re t urn Call 2066 m YOU GE T ON M Y NER VI: S 1-NTf-Rf RISF A.S."N care of th1s newsps per fndiVIdUSf QUBSIIOnS WI/I be answered tf sccompamed by stamped self addressed envelopes The most mterest mg questions Will be used m thiS column and Will rece1ve cop1es o f JACOBY M OOERN ! NOilOlOS ACROSS 1 Dnve onward 7 Consp1racy 12 Choose 17 Baskelball team 2 1 Refund 22 To1 23 Eng ne 24 W1nglike 25 Prep os l1on 26 G 1nge r ~ 28 L1ght refrac lor 30 Gentl eSI 32 Scale note 33 Sum up 35 Dry 37 Foundatton 39 Hurr1es 40 Thus Lat.n 41 Spamsh article 43 Roman tyrant 45 BirdS homes 47 4B 49 52 54 56 57 59 61 62 63 64 66 67 66 6~ 7t 72 74 Sl ate A bb r Let 11 s t and Forg1ve Rescu e L ne t o l as ten sa11 Lean tos W ears away S•mple Quart pari SluggiSh Slrokes Negative Nolhmg Letter abbr Detergenl Rhod•um symbol Peer Gynl s mother Ord1nances Pa ssageway Cui Aunt Sp Old pronoun 76 77 7B 79 Souve~trs r 81 Monam medan name 8 2 - mac hme 83 Hin d parl 84 C o nc ea l 8 5 L• k ely 87 Co lor 89 Wherewttha l 90 MOrtifieS 92 K•nd o l deck 94 P atl orm 95 Scarc ll y 96 Washes 97 Tratls 99 Wh1te House 13 6 13 7 13 9 141 14 2 143 '"'' al s 100 Ev1ls 10 1 The sweet sop 102 Pare 103 Goddess o t heahng 105 Regard 107 Prono un 109 Number 110 Merry 111 II em o l proper l y 113 Carry 114 Not 1ced 1 15 M an s ntck name 116 Athleti C gro up 1 17 Man s name 118 Cry 120 Pronoun 121 Rab bit 122 Mountam lake 123 Prec1ous met al 124 Weary 126 Close fJtlong 1ac ke1 128 Amul e t 130 Small hors es 132 Lantern 134 EngliSh stree t cars 135 Slag 160 162 145 14 7 149 152 153 155 157 159 164 166 168 169 170 171 MD S pam sh 1111e So •l lnlefJeCt •o n Ex• st Hawa11an wreat h s 1mpass1ve ' Crava l s Po ssesstve pronoun Ego Wn11ng 1oo1 Trap L1quefy Man s n1ck name Withered Medtter ranean vessel Russ1an s tockade Toot gently Mans name Germ an ctty F 1be r plant H arbmge r DOWN 1 Malay canoe 2 Tear 3 S bertan n11 er 4 Danc e slep 5 S•c•han vol cano 6 Hear o f 7 Ces•um symbol B H1gh moun tatn 9 Hook part 10 0 1 birdS 11 Tenant 12 Pnnter s measure 13 Land parcel t 4 Greenland settl ement 1;; Amv1ng 16 Co rner ed 17 Jbese 1B NPn At lve L are con c 8f'nea you a be w s.e no t to buy anyth ng 01 assume n~ obi oa11ons today wtlhout con suit ng your mate PISCES (Feb W or~w•se 20-M8tt:tl 20) s. lh s not a go od day to expe men! w th nnovat oot or shortcuts Use me1hods you know l or sure 10 be success lui ARIES (...ret! 21 April 11) t at all POSSible kee p outs de s out or you money atta11s oday They c ould cause you some unnecesa.ary compl c at o ns Use your own JUdgment TAUflUS (April :!&-Mal ZOI 11 may be necessa ry o makfll some concess ons o r co mprom aet even though you ma,. /eel you a e tn lhl!!' ghl t o keep t1armon.., at home 100ay GEMINI ( ...y 21 JYM 20) Tacto. te tasto: s w lh the wrong an tude toda.., afld you I make ttunga far more ctrtfrcult tor you setl 1t1an !hey rea lly are Keep a cool head CANCER (June 21 Jyly 22) Nor . malty you ate ralher pruden end but today you may INf mcttned to take loohah gamb~ Long lhota are no nos LEO (""" 23-Aug Z2) Don 1 lei yow ego overrLJ~ your noble n ature and make you feel you "Mil lose face by not being No 1 Too much pnde cen 1:>e aefl defeat CSUIIOU I '"'I VIRGO (Aug D-IOpl Z2) Sub any tendenctes that may 81tH loday IO find l..,rt wtttl due ••Y 1"-Y do. Unreuoneble cntc•Jff' otherl Ideas or ttle th1ng1 could c rute a tracaa LIIIIIA (IOpt • 231 S. 23-0c:t c areful today that you don r gel tniiOI\Ied 1n 11 srtuat on where yO;J manage aometh ng l or anothel that could cause you problema end cost mofl8'J out ol your own pocket lool f iiiiSP"P(P EN'EAPA SE "SS ... Lost and Found SUNDAY PUZZLER (Do you hsv6 a question for the experts? Wr te Ask t he Experts s ~ tn ngs lt1 at have p1 0 ved to be unproduct \18 01 unrewa d ng and 'd you1sell o t these nc um brar ces Th•s wtll clear me wa y to success on sound l ounaa tons No w arrange the c rcleo te"e s o form the surpr se answer a s sug gesl ed Dy the above can oo n three tnc ks w1lh dubs when he saw th e There w ere five losers He dec1ded aould not afford to Now~ber LO ST SET of keys R ng has Flagship Bank Rewa rei 992 5515 ask f Of Don "O" CXXJ 31 33 34 3• 38 36 42 Ttus c om ng year you w ll re11 ew i5 THE COI..DEGT PLACE IN 'THE THEA'TE~Z' Pnnl answer here 19 '\Our 'Birthday LOS T FEMALE blue t1 c k and female Walk er coon hound stnce Tu esday n gtlt Blue Ttck has ptece torn out of r1ght ea r In Ap pie Grove area 247 2618 WHE~E "26 38 35 3' 31 30 30 18 26 12 20 Bern1ce Bede Osol LOST IN Chester area sm all brown male poodle Wear t ng ch(»(~r Calf f85 3597 returmng to dummy w1th t he • J 72 +A 13 I: Dealer dummy s ace of d1amonds so he ducked East won With t he queen and could not find a sat 1sfactory card to lead ba ck Fmall y he played a trump West l ook his ace and led a second diamond South won u 4() W Gav•n E lectrtc ~ 18 Bolrd & Fuller A2 21 Central Su pply .MJ 2~ Amen can Legion 36 28 Fnto Lav 36 28 Warehime Funeral Home 35 1t Russ s Glass 31 33 Aulf s Fenc1ng Co 30 l .. Your Father s Mustache lO 3.4 Wamsley Excavat100 2~ ..0 Bob Evan~ Farms 22 ~? Pl easan t Valley Hospttal 10 54 Your Father s Mustache won eight po1nts from Frtto Loy High bOWler for Your Father s Mustache was Y. Stephens w •th 501 High boWler tor Frlto Lay was c Janes with 51.4 Au II s Fencing co won eight poln ts from Russ s Glass High bowler for Ault s Fenc•ng Co was D Maynard w1fh S30 HtQh for Russ s Glass was M Bush with 5.41 Central Supply won SIX points from Amencan Leo on H1gh for Cen tral Supply was F Petrie with 501 H•gh for the Legion was Slm pk1n s wtth 521 Gav1n Elec tric won sex pelnts from Bturd and Fuller Realty High tor G~vtn was Alk1re w tth 480 High for Ba1rd and Fuller was J Fuller Wllh 503 Wamsley E)(Ca<Jat1ng won !IX. po.nts trom Bob Evans Farm Hu~h bOwler for Wamsley s was B Stump w1th 458 0 Lloyd s .469 was high for Bob Evans Warehime Funeral Home won sht pomfs from Pleasant Valley Hospital c Meadows w1th 517 led W.areh1me Funeral Home whtle M G•ll•sple w ith 436 was htgh for Pleasant V alley Hosp•tal - F Petre secretary ASTRO·GRAPH FOUND Black and Whtte cat at btO house at corner of Ftrs1 Ave and Sycamore Gall1polis End playing rescues game 50 P cktng up spltts were Gertrude Ferrell the 7 8 10 Pat Hunter the :2 10 ven1tta Smtth the 1 4 5 Mt ckey J1v1den the 5 10 Jante Staley the 5 10 - V •olet Cox secretary FOUND Black & white Cocker Spl!nlel female has cataracts was found on Bula11111e Add1son Rd on Ocl 31ST Coll367 7519 Unscramb e tt1ese tau Jumtlles one ener 10 eac h square to form four o ra naf)' woras L lncltv tdual competttton ltsttng htgh game and senes by team Amer1can Leg• on Post 23 Rita Beat t1e 156 359 Jacks Awntng Sa les Crndy Jones high game 178 Jan Howell htgh ser.es .441 Ace H1gh Mustc Debby Bart us 155 ~23 J tm s Sohto Marty Hunt 1« 383 T1m s Body Shop Alrce Smtth 165 47~ Smtth & Halley s Ashland Servtce Nell•e Jackson ISO 416 Blue Tartan Par Hunter 188 490 Enchanted Mtrror Theresa S1lva h1gh game 173 Oe lphme Starling h1gh senes 427 Johnson s Supermarket Karen Nott (Sub) 187 -463 Der.f ,eld Jewe lry Vtrgtn1a Grover 154 «1 Coc hran s Texaco Polly Sw1sher 163 468 Federa l Mogu l Mary Davts 15l>411 Lost and Found BRIDGE WEST +Q8 753 • A I4 BlueT art an Dertfteld Jewelry Jac k s Awnmg Sales Johnson s Supermarket Enc hanted M1rror Federal Mog ul Am en c an Leg1on Post 23 T•m s BOdy Shop Coch ra n s Texaco Ace H1 gh MUSIC JmsSoho Smr th & Hall ey Ashland oo-- Satarday Nov 3 SKY LINERS LEAGUE OCtober 2S 1979 BOWLING BELLES St•ndm9s as of Oct 26 1979 w • pre ft x 19 D•ver se 20 Bu1ld s 27 Cobbler s 29 Used wrong ly 3 1 S l eamsh p (abbr 1 34 Lower m rank 36 Apolne cary s W81gh1 38 C hevr on 40 Cook s owly 42 Cove r s 44 K1ln 46 Trans grasses 4B Slore 49 Sallie a loan 50 W1pe ou t 51 Te llunum symb o l 53 Silk wo rm 55 N1t on sym bo l 56 Slnk e 58 V1pers 60 Lambs pen name 62 Ch1mney carbon 65 Be'" debt 68 Evmce 69 Laugh1ng 70 Severe 72 M .ne vem s 73 Fa stened 75 Cralty 76 Nearest 77 Alp S 79 Cl ock s 80 Spind le 82 Skid 83 Doma•n 84 Shelter 86 Also 8B Young boy 89 Fracas 90 Schedule 91 Detested 93 Ch1ef e<ecu ttves r 95 Calor e c oun te r 97 Junc ture 98 Female rei a li ve C o lloq 102 Scheme 104 Rematnder 106 Haul 107 Se rag lio 108 P1tchers 1 10 M1crobe 11 1 Partn er s 11 2 Slave 114 Afr ca n tr ek 11 6 FrUI I ca ke 117 Vast ages 119 W re nat! 121 AllhiSplace 122 Biblical weed 123 Proceed 125 Send forth 127 Lalin con JUnCtiOn 128 Ca rn age 129 Solid •f y 130 Cosl s 131 Ea rli er 133 Prudtsh 136 Th1ck 138 Lasso 140 Molar s 143 French ariJ c le 144 Poses 146 Sl ufl 148 W1ld plum 150 Htgh 151 Luge e g 153 Foothke part 154 Robert E 156 Slender f1 n1 al 158 Rocky hill 161 ArtJiicla l language 163 Pnnter s measure 165 Want ad abbr 167 Tantalum symbol PUBLIC NOTICE The Boord of Com m1ss1oners Gallla Metropolitan Hous i ng Authorlly Golllpolls OH wil l open sealed bids ot the1r office 16 State Streef Galllpolts Ohto on Novem ber 19. 1979 at 2 30 p m for a 19'80 mtd size statton wagon B tdS musr be flie-d 1n the HouSing Authorlt¥ Offtce by 12 Noon Novem ber 19 1979 Terms of Pur c hase Cash upon delt~r~ery Speclflcat,ons may be ob talned from fhe HouslnoAuthority Dtrector John P. Roderus (6141 4-46 0'151 The Board of Com missioners of the Gallta Metropolitan Housing Autl'lortty reserves the nghr to accept or reject any or all btds John P RC>d@rus D1rector Oct 28 Nov _. PUBLIC NOTICE The 8oarcl of Com mtss loners Galli• Metropol tan Housing Authorlly will open sealed bids at their office 16 Stole Street Gallipolis Ohto on November 19. 1979 at 3 00 p m for Insurancecoverage Bids must be f1Jed In the Housing Authority Office by 12 noon November 19 1979 Spent Ications may be<» tamed from the Housing Authority O.rector John p _ Roderus ~ 0151 The Board of Com m1ssloners of the Gallla Metropol itan Housing Authonty rese ryes the ri ght to occepl or relect any or all b1ds JOHN P RODER US Oc t 18 Nov 4 D•r~1or For Best Results Use Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds - ----=-1.n....-: Mem ory ltp LOVING memory of my dear husbl!lnd Don A Rtce wt1o passed away Novem ber • 19611 Thousand thoughts of one ~dear Offen brtngs a Ttny tear Tf\oughts go back. to scenes long passed TJme r ol ls on but memories .. ,, Sfdly mtssed by h1s wtfe LOrena M R1ce IN LOVING memory ot husband and father Jacob S Holman Sr Who left thiS earth Nov 2 1973 Dad you were only 62 years old when you left us tttat morning So quietly and quickly he ca l ied YOU awav God had a place for a man IIJ5f ltkeyou He took you from us all we could do was cry and say goodbye Dad the years llrt~Ve passed sinc e that morn But the pa1n and hurt 1S still there .And not a day goes by that we don t thmk of you and care So •t wont be long till we Will all be together 1n Gods Hellvenly Throne Be patient, Dad we re on our way home Your Fam1ly Cathenne Albert John Loyal Mary Roy Koy Ralph J1m Denise Kay Jake Sharon ROdney Mtstee and Jason Card of Thanks THE FAMILY of Paul Slm p!.On Sr would like to thank thetr fnends ne1gh bors and relat1ves for f lowers, food, cards and many other express1ons of sympathy at the time ot the loss of our loved one Special thanks to Rev James Corbit! and Mrs Corbit! also Congregation ot the Enterpr.se C~urch Your thoughHulness will never be foroo»en May God Bless you all The F amtf y of Paul S1 m pson Sr WITH DEEP orat tt uoe the fam1ly ot Pear l H Moro thanks all who by word or deed, helped ease our sorrow 1n the death of our loved one Also, much op pre-elated are all the k1nd o~d thoughl!ul things done for Pe-arl that bnghtened h1s days tn the past ftve months All wtll be treasured memorle! The Pearl H Mora Famlly WE WOULD like to extend our s1ncere thanks to the Pomeroy and Rutland F1re Depts oil the organizations Special l~anks to Union Boiler of New Ha"Wen and everyone Who denoted lh any way durtng our recent f1re Eunice Duff and Family for all thetr hf!fp Your k.nd ness was deeply ap precloted The Charles F Ohlmger F amtly WE ARE deeply grotefullo all our fnends ne1ghb0rs Pomeroy and retat1ves ~acne Emergen cy S$Juods CB Channel 18 group for their sympathy prao;ers food and floral of fenngs after the death of ovr dear mother and gr an ctrnother Ethel Larkms We espec1ally thank Wh1te s Funeral Home for all thetr k.ndness and Re11 Freeland Norrts and sl ngers tor the comtortt no words We w•l l never forget yOur kindness The Lark ns Fam ly Evening Pll "2 :MW2 COAL LIME S10NE sand gravel calctum chlonde ferttltzer dog fOOd and all types of salt ExcelSIOr Si!lt Works Inc E Ma 10 St Pomeroy 992 J891 GaUit>Ohs Chapter No 79 Annuallnspecflon Nov 10 1979 Begtnn.ng w1th a dmner at 6 lO p m ••d the work at 7 30 p m Dm ner IS by reservation Only and should be 1n Dy no later than Tuesday Nov 6 Reservations can be made by calling 446 7700 or 446 2880 Ladies mvtted fo the dmner •nd wtll have en tertatnment for the eventng E H P Oon Hemsworth Sec Robert McCulty FOR THE BEST buy 1n d 1a monds oo to Tawney Jewelers .422 Second Avenue Galllpol•s Com pare pr1ces anywhere CARPET and UphOlstery cleaning Davis phone 4-46 0294 Quality WORK at REASONABLE PRICES SINCE 1970 LEGAL NOTICE TO BIOOERS Not1 ce IS hereby g1ven that sea led b1ds w11! be rece1ved by the C1ty Manager of the City of Gal hpol s Oh•oath1soff1ce tn the MUni Ci pal 8UIId 1ng for the co trect10n and d sposal of sol1d waste w•thm the corporate ltm1ts of the C1ty ot Gall•polls B1ds wtll be recetved at the above named office un t1l 12 00 Noon Tuesday November 27 1979 and publicly opened and read at that t1me and place 81d form s may be obta1necl 1n the Ott~ee of the C1ty Manager Oc t 28 Nov 4 For Sale FO R SALE Ook ICe box ~k washer stand wtfh mirror call 446 7872 FIREWOOD Cutyourown and haul your own SlO and Sl2 p1 ck up load Coli 388 81-wl BLUE STRIPED H ide a bed 2 small chests flute color T antenna call 388 8588 v, TURN YOUR 1tv1ng room into a greenhouse• In crease all plant product1on 91 percent Free report Jean Garnes 810 Third Ave Goltlpolls OH .t5631 MOTOR HOME 24 ft dOuble gas tanks new tires from Callfornn1!1 56500 Call JO.o 372 .0015 SPACE HEATER 70 000 IITU LPGas 3792115 WOODBURNER Stove Call AA6 0381 or 675 1261 ANT VICTORIAN SQUARE GRANO PIANO C .reo 1850 Mahogany upnght plano su•table for beQinnlng p1an15t Call 992 3-489 after 5 CHRISTMAS TREE Buy early pay when tagged S8 • & $10 3 mtles on Sand H i ll Rd Pt Pleas no checks NO HUNTING no trespassing wtth no e)l( ceptions on my property J tldv McGraw Self HOMESTEADER Coal 8. WOOd heater made by AtlantiC Stolle Co GALLIPOLIS BLOCK CO 123 1!2 Pme St Gelltpolts OhiO Call ~ 2783 GUN SHOOT Ra c 1ne Volunteer F1re Dept Every Soturdoy 6 30 p m At their bulld •noln Boshon Factory choke guns only G:UN SHOOT every Sunday 12 00 Factory choke only Cprn Hollow Gun Club R\ltland Proceeds dOnated to Boy Scout Troop 2-49 CERAMIC CLASSES Mon d(IY and Thursdav 7 9 p m Starting Thursday Oct 25 Ot'ehet s Ceramtes 59 N 7~d M ddleport OH 992 St.UG MATCH ot llook Walton Club Grounds near Chester every Sunday unt1l dter season Bacon turkeys hams Shells avo liable 1 00 P m PENDLETON REBUILT BATTE RY S20 plus ta x ond otd battery We buy old battene• Repair batter ies Call 368 8596 GOOD U SED AP PLIANCES Wa shers dryers refrldoerators ranges Skaggs Ap pltances 1918 Eastern Av ce «6 7398 KACH ALL P ORTA BLE B LDG All SIZes 6x10 to 12x40 See at 123 112 P1ne St ~ 2783 or 3 houses below Bowling Alley on Rt 1 .uo 1179 LUMP stoker & egg coa l ~ 1.008 ECHO CHAIN SAWS hydraulic wood splitters saw chain, bars and all wood cuffing suppl•es Charles McKean Fairfield Centenary Road .w. 9~2 FIREWOOD seasoned ash and hj ckory Ph oak ~9~2 GUN SHOOT EVERY SUNDAY! PM FACTORY CHOKE ONLY RACINE G'UN CLUB FOR SALE Executive desk & choir Call 367 0331 FOR SALE R C A Par table T V commode maonavo>c stereo reel to reel recorder player trom bOne, 4 11 15 Hercules Hon cho tires 2 g78 15 5now tires Girls clothmg stze 5 Coli 446 1103 1R 1SH potatoes and J pon y saddles Call245 5A91 400 P A 1nc ampllf1er speakers mon1tor ml c raphones & stands suitable for church w group Also glaM ftreplace doors Call367 0112 HEAVY DU TY utll 1ty tratler ~)C8 S220 Call 4.66 7013 HEAT A LA TOR f~reploce like new Zero clearance ready to set up Includes t l rescreen grate man tleplece & some •nsulate<l flu pipe $175 Call ~ 7828 after 5 NO HUN TI N G on George Freeland s property Syracuse OH DEER SLAYER Gun barre l Brown1ng 2'0 wuoge Co ll367 7297 ANTIQUES bought and ~ld Wh •le s Ant•ques Rt J.S, R9(lney Call 245 5050 SEARS Auto washer Pxc cond bottle gas hot water heater 1 ;., yrs old Call 367 7717 or Main Office tn Carpent.,. 0111 u Pll 1,.-6121 HOURS til-t Man Sat 1 nun ALL TYPES of butld•ng matenals block bnck sewer pipes windows lin tels etc Cla ude Winters R io Gnmde 0 Phone 2~S 5111 after Spm G E REFRIDGERATOR w1th freezer St1ll under warranty ltke new S250 Coli AA6 2511 ,---- --------------~ Wliklflson Small SWEEPER ond sew ing machine repair parts and suppl ies Pick up and delivery Oa\lis Vacuum Cleaner one half mile up Geor ge• Creek Rd Call 4-46 0'194 MEIGS COUNTY IWMANE SOCIETY 991 6260 Pets aYailable for adopt1on and tnforma t on servtct' Sl' RVING BREAKFAST at F 1ve Poi nts 5 lO am to 10 a m 81scu•ts and oravy s.tuwge bacon - complete b'eakfast menu MIHieport For Sale NOtiCeS 5540 ReprH..,tatlve For Safe WOOD STOVES by Better N Sens Glassv ew Leyden Hearth Old T mer F1re Vtew Suburban Mob•le home wood heaters UL approved and Subur ban Furnace masters Out door EQUipment Sates Jc1 Rt s 1 & 35 Gallipolis OH Call 416 3670 ED BURKETT Barber Shop now open ful l ttme 1n Middl eport Can you really at for(! not to check w1th us before vou buy a Wood Stove Not•ces FIREWOOD Spill seasoned oak & h1ck.ory cross tie ends Call .utt 4SJ.4 or 446 1329 EMERGENCY POWER ALTERNATORS Why not own the best WIN POWER Coll513 788 2589 BEAUTY EQUIPMENT for sale vonlty & bOwl 2 hydrallc chairs 1 hair dryer 1 Plbbs Infra red light new ..0 gal elec hot water tank. 1 bathroom van1ty & bowl sanrt1zer mtrror 10 ft wooden garage door Call 416 7416 «! LB Box of West Vlrg1nlo Chunks low ash low sulfur Foster Coal Co 446 2763 FIREWOOD Coli .W. 7360 ALOA VERA HEALTH CARE COSMETICS & PrOducts All organic prot vlt herbs Aloe (from healIng burn cactus plant) Full ltne comet1cs medicines (F1rst aid ar thr~tls lotion & JUICe I Call Ruth Allison Call416 .036 MF .00 TRACTOR Ford 5 It bush hog snd 6 ft scraper blade 750 boom pole Sub SOller Cal 256 IAAJ 79 HONDA MOTOR CYCLE 6 cyl 1 000 mdes f)(Celtent conditton Jackson 286 6669ofter • LAYNE S FURNITURE Sofa chatr rocker ot taman 3 table• S500 Sofa cha1r lind loveseat S275 SOfas and chairs pnced from 1175 to S550 T abies 533 S60 570 and 585 Sofabed and cha1r Sl.SO Hide a bed 5225 queen SIZe SJ25 Recliners S115 S150 S160 5175 and 5125 Lamps from 518 to 150 5 pc dine"es from $69 to S315 Wood lable and 4 cha.rs $235 Ta ble two leaves 6 chatrs (htgh backed) $.400 Hutches 5300 and SJSO maple or pine f1nlsh Bedroom su1tes $175 $175 (white) S325 (pecan) S350 (oak) Bossett Oak 5550 Bassett Cherry 1625 Bunk bed complete with mattresses 5175 $150 $115 Captaon s beds $250 complete Baby beds $75 Mattresses or bOx spnngs f ull or twtn S50 ftrm S60 and $70 Queen se1s S175 4 dr chest $A1 5 dr chests SA9 Sed frames S10 En terta lnment centers S40 and S50 Desks SJ8 USED Ranges re frlcl gerators dressers TV s stereo headboards and beds 3 miles out Bulav•lle Rd Open 9am to 8pm Mon thru Frt 9am to 5pm Sat 416 0312 USED FURt.ITURE ELECTRIC range wood dtnnette & hut ch metal dtnnette c ha1r color T v couch Corbin & Snyder Furn •ture -"'6 1171 FRANK BEACH Building materials furn1ture car pet and salvage goods 367 1)6()1 St Rt 55• between Chesht re & P orte r OH open Monday fh ru Sat 10 1 11 6 DAllEY BRATTN EY Tractor Ca l1256 6S.1 ALL STEEL BUILDING Patnted straight walls AOx50•14 with 20xl3 slldmQ door Jx7 service door only S3 600 Als,o 40x 7Sx 1-4 w t1h 2())( 13 Sltdtng llc:7 serv1ce door only l5 175 d~l1vered Call collect for Bob 51J ]22 0713 BEMCO SPECIAL BUY Queen S111 Beddtng sets HALF PRICE Reg Price 00 $4" SALE PRICE '249.00 CORBIN & SNYOER FURNITURE n5 Second A""nue Gatllpolll Oh1o 45611 Phone 6U-4•6 1111 FOR SALE WIN TE R POTATOE S C W Proff1t1 farm Por tlancl OH $8 a hundred a nd $5 a hundred 1 XL Homehte 560 00 1 M cCulloc h $1l5 00 1 Rem1 Yardmaster 175 00 1 New Fuet Otl Furnace 1 Good Used Kelv1nator R elngerator M~ 00 1 Good Ketvmator E lectr.c Range S75 00 New GEneral Electnc B& W T\1 Only S99 95 Fl REWOOO FOR sale Now takmg orders Wil l deltver 742 2056 POMEROY LANDMARK EMERGENCY POWER alternators own the be5t buy WIN POWER Ca ll 513 788 2589 APPLES CIDER HONEY F1tzpatr1ck Or chard State Route 689 Phone WtlkesYtlle 669 3785 HOUSE COAL lump or stok.er will del•ver 741 1183 WOOO STOVES by Better N Bens Glassv1ew Leyden Hearth Old T1mer Ftre 111ew Suburban mob1le home wood heaters UL ap preYed and Suburban fur na ce master s Outdoor EQutpment Sales Jet Rt s 7 and 35 Gallipolis OH Phone~ 3670 DELUXE GE washer and dryer 5150 pr Coli 9'11 3023 'I• REGISTERED Arab Mare and Geldtng Registered Arab stall ton 8 years old Prtced rtOht for qutck sle Esky Hill Pomeroy OH 9'12 3965 even1ngs GLASTRON BOAT 15 mo old GOOd condlt1on Has many extras S38SO 949 1371 DELIC IOUS APPLE bu t ter $1 50 per quart Call m 6095 or 9•9 1355 CLEARANCE SALE Component systems tn matched sets of m•• and match Speakers for home entertatnment centers radiOS automobtles and pattos Combtnatlon AM FM stereos and tape cleck c assette or 8 track CB base stat•ons and mobtle untfs Portable AM FM rad1os wtth tape player and recorder D•o•tal AM FM cloc k rad1os and compact AM FM pocket radiOS Por table recorder Telev1S1ons portable and console models R~ency scanners Antennas and mastlng Many opt1onal acces$0nes and genera l electron c sup pies France TV and Elec tron1cs 39260 Bradbury Rd Middleport OH .45760 9'12 1176 1971 VW VAN camper ex cellent condif1on New eng1ne and parts good m leage cons der trade on small ca r Call 9'11 5236 af ter 4 30 p m ANTIQUE BATHTUB woth c law fee t Don Say r e UJ 6th Ave M rddlepo r t 997 3029 V..., _ Jack w carsev ~ Mgr ......,__ • Pone 992 21 81 Pets for Sale HOOF HO LLO W Enghsh and Western Saddl es and harness Hor ses and pon1es R uth Reeves 614 698 3190 Bordong and Rtd1ng Lessons and Horse Care products West ern boots Ch ldren s S15 50 Adults S29 00 -- Auto Sales Services Offered servtces Offered 1976 FORD 11, ton PICkup 302 VB A T P S P B SHARP ~0515after5 00 LI ME STO N E grovel and sand All sizes At R lchl!rds and Son Upper Ri11er Rd Gall ipolis Oh io Coli 446 7785 I WILL DO bobySII!Ing 9<n 5012 or 9'12 2772 1978 PLYMOUTH VOLAR E 33 000 m1les P S P B 4 dr sedan New tires sell tor balance owed Exc cond Coli 145 9 188 l!lfter .5 p m CUTLASS 1976 OLDS SUPRE M E \1 8 automatic atr tilt wheel am fm 8 Track radial ftres vmyl top 2 tone brown w tre spoke mag wheels 55 000 m11es excellent con d1t1on Pn ce SJ 750 Ca ll 245 <nlO or 2.45 9130 1979 JEEP CJ 5 6 cy l lOW mileage must sell due t o llness 367 0102 1975 MONTE CAR LO LAN DAU AT PS PB AC SWIYel bucket seats valoure tn t 350 eng con sole sh1ft tt lt wheel r! IIY wheels good cond -""6 3175 1972 RISING STAR Kennel BoardtnQ Call 367 0292 POODLE GROOMING J ud y Tay lor 614 367 7220 HILL CRE ST KENNELS Boardmg all breeds Clean tndoor outdoor fa c1l tt 1es A lso AKC r eg 1ster ed Dobermans 614 446 7795 AKC CHAMPION Sired reg1 stered Ge rman Shepherd pupp1es Wormed ancl shot s started 7 weeks old $75 742 2336 REGI STER ED EIG HT year old Tennessee Wa lk 1ng mare 7~2 2274 BRIARPATCH KEN NELS Board1ng and oroom1ng AKC Gordon Setters Eng! sh Cocker Spaniels Ca114M> 4191 POODLE GROOMIN G Call Judy Taylor at 367 7210 DRAGONWYNO CAT TERY KENNEL AKC Chow Chow dogs CFA S ames.e H1malayan and Avatlable Pers•an cats now 2 poodles and 3 adult Himalayans Orders for spnno PUPP es and k ittens are bemg accepted Call ~ 38AA after 6 p m CENTENARY WOODS Pet Groom1n9 Fact iJ ttes Professional serv1ces of f ered All breeds all sty les Call AA6 0231 HI L LCREST KENNEL Boarding all breeds clean 1ndoor outdoor fac1 ll ttes Also AKC Reg Dober mans Call~ 7795 RABBIT DOGS all pro ces Elmer Kapp Neal Road beh1nd Krodel Park Pt Pleas W VA A PPA L OOSA MARE 5 yr s old 1n 4 H for 3 yrs Has been shown 1n pleasure &. ha l tar classes Very gen lie Call ~11315 Auto Sales INTERNATIONAL TR I AXLE exc rubber new t ran s and clutch 250 Cumm ns Must sell Goocl prtce ca tl 614 596 41Htafter 6p m 1978 CHEVROLET D1esel C B~tJ George) all extra Call 388 6.170 197 " JEEP WAGONEER Good cond good t;res 15 000 m Jes 53 000 Call 446 0088 1976 FORD Career p1 ckup w1th topper 31 000 miles Call~ 1210 before 5 1978 BRONCO XL T Light tan & brown color Pnvacy glass AM FM stereo radto atr auto p s p b deluxe 1ntenor S6500 After 5 p m ca II .wo 0859 1976 CHEVY MONZA $2 300 or best offer E)l(c gas m1teaoe 367 0325 or «6 0978 1975 MGB new t1res 4 speed 0 0 luggage rack 32 MPG must sell 245 9.o36 76 IMPALA 4 dr radiO heater power brakes power steer1ng factory a1r radlal tires vinyl top owner must sell $2 2.50 Ph «61225 FOR SALE 1969 FORD Bronco Hardtop red & wh1te 302 eng1ne perfecl shape 3 spa Irons 4 w o 52500 Wh1te spoke wheels New tires Stereo system Call 4-46 9595 1976 LU\1 pickup l2,000 m il es S3900 Call643 OO.o6 1969 GMC von Custom patnt and crome wheels very OOOd condtt1on Call 416 .016 $950 196" CHEVY Super sharp .41 000 actual miles Call 256 6817 Serv1ces Offered 1975 INTERNATIONAL HEAVY duty /J ton pt ckup for sale 35 000 m• tes S2250 Phone 9'11 2176 1972 DATSUN FL A T bed new t1r es 742 2:2S6 E & R Tr~ Serv1ce Patn t tng and e)l(ca~r~atmg Cal 388 6797 or J66 8860 JOHN DEERE d•esel 1010 dozer Outstde mounted blade $5 000 7•2 1619 19 77 CHEVY VAN custo mtzed chrome wheels wtde tt res good shape 9'126288or 992 3311 LIMESTONE gravel mason s.ancl top SOli Ph 368 9877 SIX 8 week old p1gs 511 ea or all 6 for S70 ea 61A 66 7 3..93 ELECTRIC CLOCK floor lamp table l amp GOSSIP bench Pr•ncess Eureka sweeper and all o!St tachments and vapor zer 9'11 3430 H & N day old or started leghorn pullets both floor or c age grown avatlable Poultry Hou s1n g and Automatton Modern Poultry 399 W Matn Pomeroy Phone 992 2164 HOMEMADE QUILTS S10 SJO and $40 Holt SIJ:eS full s ze and Queen s1ze 7.. 1 2984 LADIES BEAU T IFU L uP t o elate s•ze .40 clothes Har dly worn D es 1oner label s and fme fabrtes Dresses coats slacks blouses etc 9'11 3783 2 CRAGERS Sm bOlt pal tern for Dodge Good con dtt1on $55 Call 446 -4362 REGENCY Pollee sca nner rad1o L ke new Ca ll 446 2316 Sl LVER DOLLARS ond QOid co ins For 1nvestment or collection MT S Co•n Shop Call .4.46 1841 or 446 0690 HOTPOINT and GENERAL ELECTRIC He•dquarter• Appltances !•In & ~erv1ce LOCAL FEMAL E OWNER 1977 Camara L T 350 auto AC AM FM st ereo 8 track c ru1se con tro t Tilt wheel front and rear spoiler rally wheels very low mtleage Blue book $5100 Sale pnce $.4700 Ingels Furntture 9'12 1635 or after 5 30• 661 2032 1976CHEV Ma l tbu 4door 6 cyltnder P S and P B auto make good work car 11950 Cal l after 5 Ralph Trussell 9•9 2660 1976 LTD good shape 2 ex tra snow t res tow mdeage Take over payments 985 4185 WANT SOMEONE l o lake over payments on 1979 Buck Skyhawk 6 co; llnder Ttlt w s P S P 8 AM FM radto s 000 miles wtll tak e 1973 or 19H model car 1n good con d1t1on as down payment 992 5:2 70 1979 MERCURY BOBCAT _. c yl 23 cc 3 door hat chba c k auto P S AM FM rear w1ndow defogger Less than 1500 m1 les Phone 949 :2820 1973 PONT IAC GRA NO VILLE 4 door hardtop ex ce tent cond tt1on Loaded w•th ext ra s 742 1880 REESE TRENCHING 01tches 8 Inches Wtde to S ft deep sep11c tanks dra1naQe l1nes concrete work Call ~ 7 1560 J IM S DEPENDABLE water deltvery Call 256 9368 anyt1me ELMER MURREL F OL DEN Dozer work. A..o46 9835 M cCO RMICK & S TILLMAN for remOdeling Roofing con crete and gen home matn tenance Call 67.5 5774 and even1ngs 67S 1298 HALLEY S MOBILE Welding serv1ce 15 years ex pertence Call oU6 2459 • PA IN TING Restden11alln rer tor and ext en or barn and mob1le home roofs Free estimates 15 yr exp Coil ~7 7111-4 or 367 7160 JI M MARC UM rootmg spoutmg and stding 30 years e)(penence Free esftmates Remodelmo Call 388 9857 TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 Second Ave Ga llipolis 4-46 7833 or 446 lBJJ ROBERT S BROTHERS GARAGE 24 hr wrecker ser11tee All types of repa1r Upper Rl 7 Call ~ 2~5 days and 446 4791 nt ghts GALLI A RESIDENTIAL IMPROVEMENT Insulated vtny l stdino a l um num gutters and spouts storm doors and wtndows Free est1mates Ph 367 020'1 day or n1ght HAMMOND BODY SHOP Sand and P1!1 1nt Reasonable rates Ph US 9371 or 379 2306 JIM S SIDING AND CON STRUCTION CO All types of sldtng remOdel ng con crete rooflno outter plumbtng you name tt Free est1mates to local area Call446 7623 ADVANCED SEAMLESS GUTTER CO Continuous no leak gut ter•ng Rt 1 Albany698 8105 KEN MANNON MOBILE WELDING service Cut tmg brazing arc welding Call256 9302 otter 5 30 CONTRACT or work by hour Do anythmg from ad dtttons , c omplete remodeling or simple repairs Call 388 93..f9 or ~ 7761 IN TER IOR PAINTING Call 2.45 5235 RON MARKUM Cool Hauling Call388 9329 BOGGS EXTERMINATING CO (Formerly Fa•nes and odell) Ook H11l Oh, call colleci.W. 7569 SEWING MACHINE Vacuum sweeper repairS' Parts 1n stock 24 hour ser v1ce All work un cond•tlonolly guaranteed Reasonable price New and Used sewmg macn1nes for sale Coli 446 1488 Ask for Olyn CEILING & WALL Tex turmg Free esftmates C all 388 983.4 THEISS INSULATION, In su1mas1er foem insulation New homes old homes commercial structures For free estimates coli 446 1971 SANDY AND BEAVER In surance Co has offered servtees for fire .nsurance coverage tn Gall1a County for a1most a centurv Farm home and personal property coverages are available to meet in diVtdual needs Contact Harry Pttchford your neighbOr and aoent JOHNSON Water Delivery Call-440 lOO~anytlme Ftll dtrt top SOli complete dozer and backhoe work footer and block leylnQ MCNEAL CDNTRAC~ING J79 2258 WOODS REMODELING CO Complete remodeting or -: gener•l re.,.ir 245 9555 JERRY LUCAS S water delivery Call 446 7534 anytime CHIMNEYS cleaned ana repaired Stoves •nsotolled Call the Chimney Sweep 373 6057 Frank Rose Const Co--; A:emodehng repatr new construction all types Free eshmates all work tully guaranteed Res1den tial. commerc&al 1n dustrtal & m1mng, elec 1ncal work MSHA Cert D&F CONTRACTORS All types home lm provements and room addthons Also tn sura nee Cllim repairs & electrical wiring Fret Estimates 446 :M07 or U7~llt 444 ...,:1:7 C & W CONTRACTORS All types home tm provemenfs - R ooftng guHers - spouts - con crete wartl Ph ~7 0427 l"~194 !17~141 Free l est. mates MOBILE HOME SERVICE MASSEY SANITARY SERIIICE Septic tank llrvice, residential & commer cral Electrtc eel ser vtce, chemlcll to1lets 36HS27 Anchortng, Skirting, Awn1ngs. Pallo Covers, Carports, Roof Patnl, Set up and Re-ltvellng Call BILl'S 446-2642 SWAIN AUCTION BARN Wt tell •nythtnt for 1nybody 1t our Auction Blrn or m your homt For •nform•tion •nd pickup serv1ce c111 254 " " S..le Every Saturct.y Nitlhtot 7 p m SWAIN AUCTION SERVICE K•nnettt Swain Corntr Third & A~~et Ol~e SEPTIC TANKS Installed and Loacll Beds Installed Gotha County Certlllod Reesf' Ttendung &BackhoeSemce I 367-7560 ROOFING Palntmg side walk patto eve spout ng tree estimates DaVId Boggs & Rober t Mc Gu1re Call 379 2587 AAA EXCAVATORS Backhoe dozer dump truck Li censed to Install sep1tc systems No lob too b1g or too small For 1n formation call -"6 8565 or 256 l<nl FOR BEST In Cleaning Call Stea mway Call 1096 1973 N OVA 350 .. speed P B good cond !ton After 6 98 5 3451 WATER WELL Dnlhng and cleantng Pumps sold and •nJtolled Coli W T Grant 4-46 8508 1970 OLDS Runs good $1SO Call .u6 9376 RUSS AND MA X ELLIOTT Lennox Heatmo and air co ndttlonmg Rapco Foam msulat1on "'-"6 8SH or .oU6 0«5 Call after 4 30 STOVE, turnace and chlm ney .nsulat ion Calf .,.. 3407 LIMESTONE Lump & stoker coal sand gravel Galltpolis Pt Pleasant 25 mile rad•u s Call367 7101 1971 AMC HORNET Spor ta bout statton wltgon au to 6 cy l good ttres sellfor S500 or trade fo r som eth mg of eQua l value 9'11 1779 1978 OLDS CUTLASS BROUGHAM B 000 m1 les p s pb a 1r tilt whl cru1~ con t p seats AM FM 8 lrack call156 6557 BILLS MOBIL E HOMES and Home tm provements Free estimates Cal l .u6 21><2 STUCCO plastering plaster repair te•ture ce11 tngs free estimates Co li 256 1182 CONTINUOUI oumuNG 69U20S Al.aANY, OHIO Carpet Pauls 614~ C & R PAINT CENTER at 1 •• Court St Ben,omln Moon paints, proteS&Ionat painters, custom tramrng. glass service expert saw sharpening over !CO wallcoverlng sample books ' '' r----------------, , COMPUTERIZED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Complete Tax service Plenty of parking available. Avallallltfty In O.y or Evonlng Hours We ve got the program tor you t Stop In or c111 for more details Boll La110 r Complete -k-Ing& Ta• servtce Spring Valley Plora 4-!HIOO HOME IMPROVEMENTS • ' Storm WI ndowa, I·· Storm Doors, 1: Replacement Windows, Patio : Covers, Aluminum · Sldln•, lndj :. Acc:essorlts. Ca II 1 ·; BilL'S I:; ' :J--_44_&2&_iU_~ ~ '•• �~Tho Sunday Timea-Sentinel, Sunday, l"'IV. 4, 1979 D-4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Nov . 4, 19'19 For Best Results Use Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds ~~n~.Eci~;;rH;;Ms far I A ROOM UPSTAIRS Apar1 . . Real Estate tor Sale I"",I·E·s-ta•t•e•to•r•s•a•le~~R"""e"""a~l- Business Services Single persons A BDR HOUSE Inquire at 1111 baths. 918 1'1 Second Ave SMALL CLEAN furnished apartment . 10 Old Trt~ d Fort off Portsmouth FURN . EFF APART S135 mo . ut ilities paid , 1 person . See Mr . Shaw up s1a1rs . MOtdGOMERY Roger Hysell or young married Call 682 6010 . Call after"' - H. L Writesel Garage J .1 mile off Rt . 7 by ·ptJss on St Rt 114 toward Rutland Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992 -5682 TRAILER SALES 11110 M on,goml'r~ L~nq , o; oll • 61 Ol'l•o 669 ·•?H F .,.~ ~or'lq \ ~ 7 Mol t'S f~t • ' o l Wolk uw ,llt ~U PE"R GOOSE ~ fO CK TllAilEfil NOW AVAILABLE 4 30 tt c 919 Second Ave . 10 Ad 1 N "e w, repair, gutters and down spOuts. WindO)III cleaning Gutter cleaning Free Estimates 1 bdr . house 94~·2862-949-2160 4 :, fi(_ 'I'"'" OHIO WAUlY on Lower River Rd . Sec dep . r equired , no pets . Cal l 156 1413. 1 BDR . HOME Furn , utilit ies not inc . Qep _ & ret required . Sl15 . mo Call 446·J919or 446·0021 afTer 5 4 BDR . HOUSE First Ave $250 . mo. Write box 158 co Ga llipolis Daily Tribune . J&L BLOWN INSULAnON ~OOFING R:o Vinyl & Aluminum Siding fin~ gutters , and cto \ 151-- a uh . Free : st •ates . All work 1ua 1nteed. 10years elC · er1 llCe Call Athens, oil ( c t, Gerald Clark 97 -.oSS7 or Tom Hoskins / 97 -2745 . 5 RM . ELECT HOME 2 acres, couplete pri vacy, 9 28 ·1 mo . Pd . • • • • Insulation Storm Doors Storm Windows Replacement Win · dows Free Estimate JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 $175 per mo and dep. -U6· -49'22 . 10· 19·1 mo O N RIVER 5 rm . ele<. ho m e, 2 acres, complete privacy , couple preferred Ref . & dep reQuired . $275 permo Call "-'6· 4922 . Business Services WILL HAUL limestone and gravPI Also . lime hauling and spreading . Leo Morris T ruc king Phone 741 U55 . PAINTING AND sand · blast1ng . Free estimates . TRAILER LOT for rent Bob McCormick Rd . Prefer adults. S70 ·per month . Wafer inc . Call 4MI -9307 . Ca ll 949·2686 . REAL ESTATE F ' NANCING de -tl 'io~ · ing & 'vt:fer . 15 J...Jmu1 . Loans . ; ~RK Fl ,..ANCIAL SER~ICtS, INC. s9 "'tot m. C 1er END DOZER , Loader , brush hog . Will do basements, ponds, brush, timber , land clearing . Charles Butcher . 742 ·2940 4 BDR HOUSE · 1112 baths . inquire at 918 Second Ave M .. W., -=. bV appoint - m• ·n1 . 17 s-. cafT"ore : Rear) Pomeroy. 0 . 3 AND 4 RM fur nished ap · IS . Phone m -54JA. l2x60 TWO BEDR00M SEWING J Repa i rs , service , all makes. 997 · 2284 . T he Fabric Shop , Pomero'( Authorized Singer Sales and Serv ice We sharpen Scissors 2598 SMALL night phone 5232.. 991 5858 . THREE ROOM furnished house Adults only . 992 in HOU~E Harrisonville, acrO$S from station $125 per month . Caii6U '128 «17 . WE DO OUR HOMEWORK! m 3525 or 992 Pomeroy, 0. 10191mo. IN 991 2143 . SLEEPING ACCOM . , weekly rates . Kitchen privileges . Middleport . 446 1788. Plumbing 1 Heating CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING 1N STOCK tor immediate delivery : v~rious sizes of pool kits . Do ·it ·yoursetf or let us install for you D Bumgardner Sates, Inc 9'12 5124. REYNOLD ' S Cor . Fourt/"1 and Pine Phone -U6· 3888 or 446 4477 ELECTRIC Motors, rewind and repair . 9922356, 561 Beech St .. M iddleport , Ohio. DEWITT ' S PLUMBING AND HEATING A&H UpholsterinQ . across from the Te)(aco Station in Syraucse . 992 ·3J.4J or 992 Route 160 at Evergreen Phone 446 ·2735. 3751 . GENE PLANTS AND SONS NEW SECTIONAL Plumbing Heating A ir conditioning . 300 Fourth Ave . Ph 446· 1637 . STANDARD 949 1~7 Auctioneer , service Phone or 94'1 ·1000. racine, Ohio, Critt Bradford . ELWOOD Plumbing -Heat ing 115 Third Ave , 4A6 3782 BOWERS REPAIR Sweepers, toasteri, irons, al l small appl i ances . Lawn mower . Next to State Highway Garage on Route 7, 985· Giveaway ANY Complete 3825 . PERSON Who has anything to give away and does not offer or attempt to offer any other thing for sale may place an ad in this column . There will ~ no charge to the advertiser . SPRINGS & Mattress for twin bed, 1 gas cookstove. Call «6·0439 PUPPIES - Small b'i'eed, call 367 ·7739 . S & G Carpet Cleaning . Steam clean ed . Free estimate . Reasonable rates Scotchguard . 9'92 6309 or 74123~ . GEORGE'S ROOFING Siding, guHer, butldup roof , home repair . Free estimates . Call l88-97S9 2 KITTENS · Call2o15·S800 . PUBLIC AUCTION THURS., NOV. 8, 1979 - 10:00 A.M. Moving to town so must sell the following personal property. Loc1teCI from Rut11nd, ()tljo on State Route 124 oppro• . l miles to Longs ville, Ohio, then approx. 4'/:l mile on Co. Rd. 1~ to Dexter, 1pprox. mile to t1rm . W1tch lor 11le s1gns. 11., "ANTIQUE OR COLLECTOR ITEMS" Pie safe, cherry rope bed w -trundle, lo~e seat, library table, Sa Ieman chest, bedroom _su•te , oak rocker , Stell mer trunk, lanterns, split bamboo flyrod w -2 tips, brass rea kettle. oak corner cup board, churn, wood kitchen cabinet w -flour bin, oak buffet, and school desk• . "GUNS Stevens .. 10-22 scoped over & under , "5 caliber Hopkins & Allen Heritage model muzzel loader , sporterzted J03 caliber Mark IV Enfield Extra Magnum . " HOUSEHOLD" Caloric 30 ln . gas range (like newl. Frigidaire refrigerator, table & 6 chairs, Duncan Phyfe dropleaf table, coffee and end tables, •et of bunk bedS chest of drawers, dresers, bed•, couch, B&W T beds linen•. pol5, pans, dishes, collection of v' vltseS, - 9x1'2 rugs, electric fireplace , "!"isc . what· nots dlnl"9 table & 4 chair•, oak cha~rs on steel rollfrs, and Maytag wringer washer . · "MISC." Bench vice, gas drum, window fan, old bOOks, Brownie amm 3 Turrent lens mo\lle camera . OWNER-MRS. FRANK PAULEY C1sh •' Lunch Positive 1.01 o.n Smith Jim Carnahan 949-2033 94f-27118 'Not responsible for •cddenls or loss of property•; ... ~mos. old, J bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, livi ng room and dining rom . Modern bui lt -in kitchen WOOdburner. Take a look at this real nice home Al l setting on one and half acres In the city school Gutter work, down spouts. some concrete work , w•lks •nd drieways. district . Priced In the JO '•· !FREE ESTIMATE) V. C. YOUNG Ill RACINE, 0. 949,2741 or H2· 7ll4 11 ·1· 1Pd .l AESTING PUBLIC AUCTION Large living room w ith flrt!'place, ng room, eat · In kitchen, 125,000.00. gas furnace . full basement, , _ 2 DAY SALE SAT ., NOV. 10 AND SUNDAY, NOV. 11 STARTING EACH DAY AT 11 : DO A .M. PENNSVILLE, OHIO ON ST. RT . 3771N MORGAN CO. ANT . FURNITURE , TOOLS, ETC. FROM THE BIRCH HOME : Flatwall cupboMd ; dropleaf gateleg table ; cherry chest ; walnut cabinet made from old postmsers of · fice , 4 section oak stack bookcase; oak desk w · office chair ; Empire chest; Jenny Lind bed; walnut oval stand. set 6 chairs ; W i nd~or st . chair; 3 odd chairs; nightstand ; hutch table ; fireside bench; wood fil e cabinet ; table bench , hanging lamp (no shade ), old tru nks ; bed. Seth Thomas clock; clock case . iron kettle ; ox yoke ; French pewter vase ; patio furniture ; ~m . gas stove ; wood lathe complete w ·cutting tools , i ig saw on table w motor ; table sander co mplete ; Walker Tur ner drill press com · plete ; metal cut off saw ; sprayer w -stand ; B&D polisher ; drill press . 2 hp elec . motor on cart ; water pumpt>, drill bits ; gr i nder ; wrenches, clamps, nuts bOlts, saws. tiles, chisels . hinges. and many other items not l isted . FURNITURE FROM CLEVELAND INC~UOES APPRO X. 11/J ACRES - cut & pressed Lovely rolling land . KC scnool5, $.1,000 . >t SUPER NICE RANCH STYLE HOME - Lovely SAT., NOV. 10, 1979 12:00 NOON The following personal property of the late Wilham 1t2 Peck will be sold at the farm . Loc1ted 1ppro• . mile north of St1te Route 143 appro)( . 1 tenth mile north ot the AppaiiChian Highway . W1tch for sale signs . "HOUSEHO~D" Green el~tric stove, recliner w -s1oot, color 23 in portable T .V ., desk , sti!lnds , refrigerator , table & chairs, single wood bed , Maytag wrlnQer ~asher, rocker, dishes , pots, pans and !o:fflall appliances, lamps , couch , coffee table and cha~rs . "ANTIQUE OR COLLECTOR ITEMS" Love seat , wash bOard, stone jars, before Wrold world 1 stamp collection , Iron & wood ~ds , foot locker , chairs, bOOkS, wicker basket, oak dresser , and chest of drawers . "MISC." 73 Chev Nova , 350 V -8, auto . (low mileage) , 22 Rem · ington rifle , movie screen, Royal typewriter , 8 ~ . p . electric start M .F . garden tractor w -mower , m1sc . fools and Craft man table saw . Executrix - M1dge Blackwood Positive I. D. Cose No, 22157 Jim Carn1han 949,2701 ,.Not responsible tor 1ccidents Ol'lou of property." Jt BRANO NEW FRAME AND IIR ICK - Situated on : 1.1 acres. Fully equippt!'d kitchen, family room with fireplace, heat pump with air conditioning. Low ..... ... * : ,.* ** Jl- older home with 3 bedrooms, cellar , 2 car garage with attached green house setting on 3.5 acres in Green Elementary and GAHS High School districts . bath, WE TAKE PEOPLE HOME room with fireplace, dining hen and laundry room Central heat and air con · ion . Garage and workshop pius a pony barn. Over .J acres with split rail fence . C.all for appointment. S39,900.00 . :auS-INESS OPPORTUNITY - MIDOLEPORT Excellent location on the " T". Welle•tabllsheO, <lo1"9 good business. Owner retiring. II'• The Sewing ·Center. Call Bill Childs to discuss details . 446-ll4S8 446-0844 446-4042 '114 ACRES FARM NEAR MINES - 'acre Including all mineral~ . Giveaway Help wanted COL L1 E TYPE, red, black NEEDED : NURSES lor 11 · Female beagle, black and white, brown, gOOd w ith children . Pomeranian type female, tan and black, good with children, shots . Two Pomeran ia n ·coltie type puppie-5, females - I black with curly hair and little tan. 1 sleek black·, marked wlfh tan . Humane Societ'f , 7 sh ift . Pomeroy Health Care Center . Contact Mr . Zidian, Administrator . 991 · 6606. HOME Ser vices Worker to work with developmentally disabled persons through placement in worker ' $ home . Home services workers will be responsible tor pro\llding tralnirtg, 50eial sel'vices and home care for adults or children . Room and OOard rate and salary will be paid . Room and board is $5.50 per day Salary ranges from $.3,016 to $8,000. Contact : Marie HOb· bs, ~7 - 0101 . HOUSEC~EANER a week . Call · 1 day ~ - 0094 after 6. H26160 . EARN LEARN mv TEXAS REFINERY CORP . offers PLENTY OF MONEY plu• cash Help Wanted WHILE YOU Call 366Aih Main tenance Co , Arm., National Guard for carNtrs in food service, automotive me c hanics, l!ld ministration , and heav't' claS!i truck driving. Ca l l bonuses, fringe benefits to mature Individual In BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS PART America . to S1SO . ~kend ~ttl TIME in s.sa_ Earn from for just one a month . Maintenance Call Gallipolis area. Regardless Fori Worth Texas 76101 . Office Help Needed By Lgcal Pgmeroy Business Co., Army National Guard at 13041 ~7S- 3950 . Must be good, occuroto SUBSTANTIAL earning without negleclf"9 your qulred, good hou", gOOCI fringe benefits _ If typist, family . Leader In -this field has a few parttlme op portunities available . Call for appoln1ment . 669-.t.SJS or 9Bli·2B71 . BABYSITTER IN Galllpolla area . Call 4A6 JOS2. l _ __ * >t metal bulldlf19 large enougn to accommodate live with praperty . 123,000. ACREAGE AND LOGS U7 ACRES -Raccoon area 11 ACRES -700' of deep water frontage on Raccoon Creek . wov10 be great for mObile nome park . 1 ACRES -centenary area - Owner will consider Bidwell-120,000 lt IIUILOING LOT OR MOBI~E HOME LOT It Crown C lly area . lt IIUI~OING LOTS - RI . 588, 100' •100' - $6,150 or 1 *acre tracts7,250. lt MOilLE HOME LOTS - $1,000, White Oak RO. IIUI~Ol NG LOTS - i us! off ROdney Harrisburg Rd . MOilLE HOME LOT - 55,01»-7 miles from town . :COMMERCIA~ SITE - Corner of Second Ave and :Oi i veSt . Makeusanofler!! * >t S/125.00 - Jt *>t ..... 1049 446-9753 more land . A must to we! CHAMPAGNE TASTE! You'll bubble w i th e)(citement when you sip the features this lu)(ury home offers . Foyer , floor i ng , formal livino room, w .b . fireplace, cedar mantle track, lighting, new plus.h carpeting, formal dining room. beautiful family room with large s.l id•ng door leading to beautiful pool and patio area , terraced ground with lots of shrubbery, as grill, ide_al for .ntertainment, l bedrooms, 1 baths, Iaroe K1tchen with unusual breakfast bar, cherry, walnut wood. full ba~ement, central air, garage and openers . This home i5 beautllully decorated . All new custom draperies _Looks like it just came right out of an In terior Decorator's magazine . one of the finest I' m sure it will~ love at first sight . lt ... Here is opportunity to get the space you need at the >rice you want . J bedrooms, J acres . >t MAKE US AN OFFER! BLUE POOL -RINGED BY AN ACRE >t Of ground . Modern r.anch 180 ~quare feet Unat tached garage . Storage barn with toft ott State * Jt. *** >t It It It It * ... Jt: !* 256·9~ .,. ~······-~·······-~·········~ shorth•nd re· employed, present employer won '1 be con tacted without permis· slon, interview will be arr1nged . Write Box 406, Pomeroy, O~io 45169, giving complete qualific1tlons 1nd lntorm•tion. OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE Remodeled home i ncl udes 5 rm s _& bat h, carport , stove, refr i g ., dishwasher, mobil e home pad, almost 6 acres on 588 7 mi from town SJO.OOO FREE GAS - 100 acres m ·l. vacant land nea r Butavi l le , appro)( . 40 acres wooded , balance ro l ling p.:~stureland , some timber reported , 7 miles out $55 ,000. OWNER FINANCING RACCOON CREEK FARM 50 acres, 38 A. bottom, AVAILAB~E LOAN ASSUMPTION POSSIBLE Call for' more deta its! "3,000 OWNER TRANSFERRED very anxious to sell ni ce fam i ly nome. C1ty 4J'~a, 1s , acre of ground . I ami ty room . 2 w b 00laces, kitchen and d ini ng are3 F u ll basem ent , insulated . Pri ced in the S40s . Call today BEAUTIFU~ VIEW OF THE VALLEY BOb Evans ~arms, 2.6 acres . RODNEY-CORA RD . Acre , mobile home runners for a 11x60 frailer , septic tank, rural water available Very reasonable . OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE DOWN - Older 2 story tarm home with OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE - ·~ua· NEW LISTING Rutland, 2 story frame and bri ck, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths , 2 firepla ces. N .G F .A .. over 1( 1 acre 126,881.00 . Ml DOLE PORT - Love ly location , 2 story brick and frame . 5 bedrooms, pat io , fenced yard . 1( 1 bath s. sp iral sta ir case. man v . many extra featur es. RUTLAND Mobile home , 12 ' x60' , all under p inntng , free1er , air conditioner , lot c an be rented for tJ5 a month NG LOTS - Debby Drive all utilities avatlable . STROUT VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL REAL TV , 446·0008 . Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy, OH 45769 An Equal Opportunity Employer 1971LYNN HAVEN 14x653 experienced auto or truck : mechanic. Must have own tools,:. hourly rate, numerous fringe: benefits, salary negotiable, depen-:: ding on experience. dong photograplw. Tawney Studios, .CUSKond Ave . MODERN 3 bedrooms , bafh . nice lc.itchen , fireplace in the living and lull base ment Asking iust $10 ,000 FAMI~ Y HOME 4 bedrooms, 1( :t bath , oil furna ce , T P wat er and almost 5 acres Want $30 ,000 . STARTER 14x80 three room business building with bath , natural gas, and c ity water for ant.,. SII.OOO SYRACUSE 1.17 ac re s and 4 or 5 bedroom house, barn . modern kit chen. natural gas for ced air heat , and basement S% DOWN WI~L BUY OU A HOME . V.A. f'IOTHING DOWN . CA~~ 992 -l3lS or 992-3176 . Housing Headquarters trailer MOVING OUT OF STATE Must s-ell , 1.rlix6.S, 2 bdr un fu~nished , ga~ furn.ace , Ulllflv shed, cafll8B·BS8B . WI NNER SALE Pr (ces redu c ed on used mobtl e h o mes . TRI STATE MOBILE HOME S .... 7572 CALL 446-o552 m HAlTOR OFFICE HOURS 9 : 00-S: OO Monday thru Saturday Other hours by appointment NEW Ll STING - Owner anxious to sell . Four BR ' s, forma l dining, lovely kitchen with al l the extras. Green Elementary , Gallipolis High School . 30)(40 METAL BUILDING in Crown City w ith ~tiding door . Situated on two lots $16,500. 30 ACRES MORE OR LESS on Clark Church Rd. 500 feet of Rd frontage Most wooded . I!UILDING LOT 75"1:258 restricted for your protec · t1on . \/A OR FHA FINANCNG ava i lable for the buver purchasing most of our listed property . If you have Questions concerning f inanc i ng please give us a call, we are always ready to assist you . $11,.500 . Two story home in Vinton . Mostly carpeted . Deep lot w i th garden space. ONE OF GALLIA County 's finest homes . Cedar siding , with 1500 sq . ft of l iving space plus basement _Call for complete details. GREAT PLACE TO raise a family Very nice 3 BR home with more than thirty acres ot hill land to en - joy S~ . 500 IN GALLIPOLIS near the golf course. Two story frame home with tour BR 's. Priced to sell . $29 ,900. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY in downtown Ga llipolis, inc ludes three story building with apart ment . Call now tor oetails . CARRYOUT WITH C·1 lice nse plus grocery store . GCX>d neighborhood business . Loc ated on business route Call tor details . RIO GRANDE - Older home in very good condition plu _s th ree extra lots, good investment property . SEE THIS ONE SOON , priced at $.12,500. Full 1972 Lynn Haven 1-4x6S J basement. This is a very nice frame ranch in the KC schoo l district . 1970 Vindale 12x6J with ex oando, 2 bdr . 1970 New Moon 12x60, 3 1971 DO~PHIN MOBILE HOME situaed on l'h acres of land $15,500. Call for details. bdr . Dona McGhee Tom Whitt SoluAuoc. 44H5S7 wanted Wanted to Do ROOFING, CalloW> 3171. Sales .lssoc . ot46-0552 to Do PROFESSIONAL carpentry & genera l maintenance work . WILL BABYSIT in my home. Daytime, Monday thru Friday . Call 446 ·04A7. LIKE TO DO Babysitfi:'lg in my home . Vinton area . Call3888l10. BABYSITTI NG in ho m P Call 388 9076 . my Business Opp'ty - HAVE A HIGHLY PIANO profitable & beautiful Jean lessons for beginners, S16. rT'O . Call 446-6636 or 446· 2572. shop of Featuring your own. latest In jeans . denims, tops & spor· tswear . $15,000,00 Includes the beginning Inventory, fh( · 16FT . BOAT Trai ler . Call «6 -•121 WOULD Mobile Homes , Sale Broker 1•x70 MOBILE HOME Call .w. 1277 . 675 4424. TWO BEDROOM for rent . f/97. 2671 MasonBrl~ . BARGAIN - A 9 room 2 st ar y home thaI can make your payments for you whi le you live mere . Why Renr? 1970 New Moon 11x60 3 bdr . 1972 11x.60 house tra i ler , Skyl1ne Most!.,. furn ished S5900 . 9-49 ·2860 or see Charles Bissell , Rt 1. Long Bottom , OH . trait , commercial end wed· 55.000 1973 Sk-;line 12)(S5,2bdr . 1971 Bonanza 12X51, 1 bdr . B & s Mobile Home Sales Pt . P l ea~ant W .VA . B II. S MOB I LE HOME SALE S, PT PLEA SANT . wv 304 675·4424 . 1975 11X60 FREEDOM Par· tty turn . , inc . washer , dryer . alr cond . gd . cond . call 1-6817789. $8,500 3 bt'drooms, bath. natural oas, city water and 1 acre lor garden or play . THE WILD - Deer and game land near ForKed R un Lake Over 14 acres to roam around on On l y bedroom 1970 Vindal e 12x 63 with ex pando. 2 bedr . 1973 Skyline 12x55 7 bedroom 1972 Bonanza 1111:57 . 2bedr . Mobile Homes - Sale 446-0552 428 SECOND AVE. bdr . Mobile Homes - Sale HELP WANTED McGhee, 1<,eal~ RESTRICTED BUILDI · home you can •rtorcl . M . L. (Bud) M~GHEE Mobile Homes - Sale Moln Street. Pomeroy, or coli Hl-7014. KINGSBURY ... Now • new CALL us lor your photograPhic needs. Por WHAT DREAMS ..AR·E- MA.DE OF dscaping & ri ch green lawn highlight this en chant1ng riverview home . Owner has been tran· !tterred & must sell tnis custom built 3 BR home , LR, dining rm , equipped kit chen , foyer with open stairway, tamily rm with FP , basement & 2 ca r garage are onl y a few 01 th e specia l features . Located on Rout e 7 ~uth of t own w1th frontage on the Ohio Rtver . ch this 1pact tor det•lls. However, if you•re ex(itld by this news , 1nd you just can't wilt, vlstt KingsbUry Home S•les, 1100 East BIG AUCTION every Wed., HARRISON FINANCING AVAILABLE - Assume 9' ''% loan , lovely 2 BR cottage i s situated on a 100x2SO tot on Sta te Rout e 141 at the prlge of town & features a LR . dining rm .. laundr y, 1ull basement&. gas heat Ask ing S31 ,900. Roger & Dottie Turner Res . 742-2474 vu, Ills poulblo to buy 1 new house I not a mobile homo!, ploced on your lot tor •• little 11 Ul,OOO . Thllt includes S bedrooms, 11r., beths. corpetlng, lnsulolion, t~ermopone windows ond more. Wat · Three story TWP . - 69 A mostly hill s & woods, old house &. ce l lar in poor condition, possibility of coa I. S29,500 ASSOCIATES 1 pm . Hartford Community center, Hartford, wv, 4 miles •bove Pomeroy · POCKET THE RENTAL PROFITS - building downtown cor ner lot in Pomeroy . HaS first~ 1100r snop and office plus two large apartrnen1s, all · occupied . lots of creek frontage , old barn , we l l . '• mi. off Route 160 i n Norther n Gall ia Co . Close t o mines HELP WANTED Professional Services 20% OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE - Approx . 13 acres Raccoon Creek bottom land,- good sandy soi l, Henrv E . Cleland , Sr. Res . t92-2S61 Henry E . Clellnd , Jr . Res . 992·6191 Auctions ~ rms . & bath, cel lar house, sheds, l arge shade trees on ap pro)( . 4 acres. Located 4 mi south of Rio Grande on the Tom Woods Rd . $19.900 ta9e SJ3.500 .00 . ONE THING IS TRUE : WHEN YOU WANT FIRST · RATE SER · VICE IN REA~ ESTATE , COME TO CLELANOS ' REA~ TY . REALTORS Help Wanted Apply at Two Rivers Ford Inc., Rt. 62 N., Point Pleasant Ask for David Moore 11 A _pasture . lovely modern brick home with J Brs., 2 baths , cat hedral ceilings, fireplace , large sun deck and tots of other elCtrasa, new metal pole barn, crib, lOading ch ute , approx . 1700 . ft . creek frontage, located 4 mi trom Meigs Mine No. 3 $3,5()0 $7 ,900 00 1- Accepting Applications for an in charge bookkeeper with experience in General Ledger, Acounts Payable, Payroll and Billing Procedures, -Salary Open- 20% down - camp si tes in the w ay ne Nat iona l Fore st 5to 8 acre tra c t s wooded l and , good hunting, pri ce s start at 21l E. Second Street DOWNING • CHILDS SENIOR BOOKKEEPER RODNEY BIDWELL ROAD - 7 1 A cre farm , ap prox . 50 A t i l lable , balance pa sture & woods . .4 BR sectional hom e, 5 yrs . old , 28)(30 concrete block budd i ng , co water . pond. creek , 115 Massey F erguson tranor &. eQu ipment 1nctuded in price . $15 .000 Route 588. City Schools . 2•ACAESLAND - On Rt . l By ·Pass,$15,000 . Help Wanted HARRISON TWP . - 147 acres, approx . 60 A. wood ed (commercia l timber reported), 40 A. tillable, 50 A. pastur e, 7 rm . home, barn , pond, springs, 2 wells, tob. base , lots of rd . frontage , asking S65,000. SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP - Approx . 6 acres· lev0 1 & gently rolling l and, county w ater, nice building si tes . loc3ted on the Floyd Clart.. Rd ap prox . • 1 m i oft Route 160 near Porter . Asking POMEROY Ranch type home , 3 bedrooms, beautiful kitchen and dining , storm w1n0ow s and doors, new sw imm ing pool . SJ9,500 70 ACRE FAiilM - Near L ong Bonom , newer home . barn and other bui I dings, r.ver fran RODNEY, BROKER Bill, BR. MGR. Phone 992-2342 Eve. 992-2449 S29D per acre - 2.5 o,.o down 1.52 S acre s M L , moslly hillS & woods, old liouse, 6 rm5 . & bafh. loca t ed in Green fie ld Twp QUALITY PLUS BEAUTY JJI,OOO AT A THINKING MAN 'S PRICE >t RIO GRANDE AREA - Approx . 45 acres vacant land, county water , pond, some timber, nice bui Iding sitPs, c 1ty schools, S18,000. New L -shaped brick home less than a year old , off St . Rt 35 . 3 spacious bedrooms. : It- EVENINGS family In mind. 4 to 6 bedrooms, huge forma l li,ing room, 30x30, spacious dining room, mOdern com plete built-In kitchen, 2 w .b . firep laces, 2 baths, lui basement, 2lf2 car garage. Can buv with 2 acres or of e)(perlence, write C.J Pate, Pres . , Texcts Ref inery Corp Box 711, 1304) 675·3950. BEST BODY SHOP- This apx . one acre contains a large It BOB LANE It- SUE ROUSH It- O~ENE BURDETTE IMD "t • t10" WANTED : >t : It 6 ACIIES - from and white, female, lovely . Put a cold nose in your life . we ha\le kittens, atl sires and all shapes . very special, all white with blue eve and green one, spayed , and wormed . A loveable mother and k iMens . A bOr · der collie shepherd type, black. brown and whne female, had all shots . Male black and tan shetland type, wormed and !hots. Lovable t'luskie shepherd, spayed, checked by vet. good health and shots. : acres, and a 24'•18' garage Located on •tate hloh way . Priced In $30's. lt land contract . No restriction• . lt I ACRES -Vinton area, $10,000 . lt 6 ACRES -centerville area 511,000. WARM AND FRIENDLY - Completely remodeled m ..,. Jt Jt BUILDING LOT - Beautiful si te to build that home you ' re wanting . High and dry overlooking Rt . 35 . A road to be put in, also water and sewage there locate-d on Bu laville Road, not far from town . AFTER HOURS PHONE BECKY LANE ~ILLA DAVIS VICKIE HAULDREN _ Jt. carpretN, patio, forced air heat with central air, 1V:~ lt cars . Also a very good 1971 mobile home Included SUBDIVISON LOT - In one of 'he n ices t subdivi · sions . Water and sewage. ESTATE AUCTION can smith ,.. lt NIO::E SETUP FOR MECHANiC'S OARAOII OR brick and frame on a super sized lot _ This home has had excellent care . Reasonably pr iced, located on KC school district . BABYSITTER ID home. Calf 2ol.5 ·5181 . 949,203] day on this lovelv all briclo( home wlfh full basement . Natural ;as furnace and central air . Super location . LAND CONTRACT - Owner lives out of town and Is willing lo sell on land contract. 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, In the low AO's IN- glass ; ruby , depression , Fostoria , He i sey, Gufus, stemmed , milk, black amethyst, Bristol, cyrsta l , et c: p i tche r -bowl sets : lg . porcelain leopard ; Italian decanter ; statues & figur i nes ; cake plates; I ronstone ; hand painted Nippon , etc. A large selec tion Of ~assware , etc . bQ)(ed & to be sold by the bOx . Also man~ boxes never unpacked yet OLD MISC . ITEMS INCLUDE a large selection of stone jars. jugs , crocks (some signed in blue ); oi l lamps ; hanging Tiffany 1ype shades ; pictures & frames , cof fee grinder : umbrella stand ; wall telephones ; brass , 2 strands sleigh bells ; silver · ware . radios ; 1 horse coll ars w -mirrors & bras5 hames ; over 100 wooden folding chairs ; Indian jewelry ; single -dble . tress .- neck yoke,etc . Assortment ol new ctothing, camping gear, boots, sporting Items, etc. This is only a .,.rtial listing of large 2 day sale of high quality merchandise to be sold inside our new auction house in Pennsville at the Bill Janes Farms. Self cont1ined c•m~r space available . Plenty parking . Nothing shown before day of sale . Lunch on premises . Terms - C.sh or Check w -Positive ID each day of sale . Not responsi ble for accidents . Bill Janes in ch1rge of sale . Auctioneers- Bill J1nes, Randy Newsom & Associates- PhOne 1-614 -557 ·l411 Cosh ......... SSO's. FARM- SO acre& I room cottao1e. outbuildings, 900 lb . tab . base, lots ol timber, CLUDES dining room table w ch airs ; dressers ; High Boy dressers ; oaK cupboard; bookcase ~cretaries; Empire chests ; chest w -glove bOxes; piano ; buffets. round oak table ; stands; organ stool ; rockers ; st chairs; hall trees ; iron bedS ; phonograph cabinet, ec. GLASS, CHINA, ETC. ...... ... - O::LOSE TO MINES - Lovely one year old 3 bedroom, 2 lull baths, sitting on apx. 5.1 a<:ro• . Veleron• - No down payment . F.H.A. flnancl"9 $1100.00 down payment. Call tOday MAKE US AN OFFER - Owner wants an offer to· Take St. Rt. 60 south out of Zanesville to Me · connelsville or take St. Rt. 60 north out of Marietta to McConnelsville, cross river through Malta on St . Rt. 71 west for 2 miles - S1ay at top ot hill on St. At. 177 to Pennsville at the Bill Janes Farms. lO mles northeast of Athens or 90 miles southeast of Colum bus, Ohio . ON With a panoramic view of Sf . Rt. 35 and surrounding area Is this stately ranch designed with a large I'· L LL IN ntce J bedroom, 1 bath frame home . Conv•enlen1 location. ANT. BRADFORD, And our new listing close to Holzer Hospital is in a position to obser-ve the beauty of it all Br ick with 4 bedrooms. Full basement, f irep lace in family room, 2 car garage attached . Also a workshop and a barn . Situated on appro)(imately 5.9 acres . This home reflects tender . loving ca re and true value . ADD ONS & REMODELING Birch used to create the tr icks of his trade _Also An · fique Furniture & Old Items that have been stored at the Birch home for many years . Also seling Anti · Que Furniture, Glass, China , Old Items, New & Modern Furniture , etc Out of 3 estates from Cleveland , Ohio . SURANCE been c an ce lled? Lost 'fOUr operator ' s license? Phone OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE d IN THE COUNTRY WOODLANDS WILL GLOW SCARLET AND GOLD THROUGHTHEOCTOBERHAZE to play . 7331 or 742 2593 . 5621 aller 5:30 . ASSUMPTION ~OAN lovely ranch hom~ situated on 1'h acres . 3 bedrooms, 1'1~ baths, living room, pretty big kitchen with butcher block counter tops _ Basement with famitv room and w .b.f .p ., utility room and storage room . Nice wooded location with room for the kids 992-2367 Ra ci ne . Deposit required Pomeroy . 992 - ~ Call tor appt. or walk in. FOUR BEDROOM house in and bath , 2 Mobile homes 12x(JI) each . Good rentals . One and half acre of ground in Kyger Creek District Investment property ! ... ms . CJ.. LL 992 -7544 fireplaces , 3' 1 acres_ Located on Stat e Rout e 233 between Gallipolis. and Oak Hill. $11,000 BOYS YOU ANTIQUE FURNITURE & TOOLS FROM THE HOME OF McDONALD BIRCH I THE FAMOUS MAGICIAN) . Your chance to buy the tools Mr . AUTOMOBILE YOU!! OHh> RIVER VIEW - Th is 3 BR brick ranch is an elCCel lent condition & offers 2 1/~ b~ths , den with F- P , dining rm . , foyer , HW floors, glassed in porch, patio , extra nice landscaping . doublf" garage plus a de1a ched 22 x2 4 orick & concrete garage. Lots of privacy OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE - S/ ,500 down - 9% - Asking \33 ,000 - RemOde led 2 story home , . 3 BR 's . LR . den, family rm . . dining , k itchen , 2 WB NEEDED IMMEDIATELY CITY PROPERTY WE HAVE A CASH BUYER! HAIR STYLIST HOWERY AND MARTIN No pelS . 949 2153 . EASY FINANCING AVAILABLE CROSS SELLING OF SERVICES- LET DIE DD.J..ON AGENCY DO IT FOR ROCK SPRINGS -Near Meigs HIOh School -A nice IIMie starter home, 2 bedrooms, living room. dining rm., kitchen, lui ly equipped, bath, basement, furniture goes, too. Just $25,000 .00 . FetJturing: men's & women's styling, per· E)(cavating , septic systems , dozer , backhoe Rt . 143. Phone 1 1614) 698 UPSTAIRS APT . 5 rooms bills, Cli'Y grade school , G~llia Academy High School. Call for Appo intment. MACHINE EXCAVAT I NG , CIOZer , loader and backhoe work : dump trucks and lo·boys for hire, w i ll haul fill dirt. top soil, limestone and gravel. Call Bob or Roger Jeffers. day phone 991· 7089, mobile home near Racine . ~OW OOWN PAYMENT - SUPER BUY- FHA VA - CONVENTIONAL ·- This 3 yr . old bi -level is like new & mus~ ~ S.Oid this month. 3 or 4 BR 's, 21n baths . family rm ., heatalator fireplace, low heat MARK MORA COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park , Route 33, north ot Pomeroy . Larg~ lots .Call 992 7479 . 446.()()()8 24 STATE STREET GAlliPOLIS, OHIO e. pr~ferr~d couples Real Estate for Sale Real Estate for Sale 446 3087 Mick's Barber & Style Center Introduces- Main St . Real Estate lor Sale we have ' home financing available. AS Low As 5% Down· 30 Year Term. TONEY REALTY (0 am . to4p .m _ FOR RENT Real Estate lor Sale REAL ESTATE Roofin~ r Real Estate for Sale DOWNING-CHILDS lNSURANCE . Pletely remodeled , has gas Real Estate for Sale Est·a-te·f-or•s•a,le · located in Oak Hill. Com heat • Your Best Real Estate Buys Are Found m the Sunday Times-Sentinel KOTALIC LANDSCAPING Residenti•l & Com mercial . Tree & shrubs installed, designing & planting, shrubbery trimming, lewn need control programs. 446-3100 41 State 51, Gllllpolls, OhiO lures & tralnlf19, can be open within 15 days .' For details call anytime lor Mr. Correa at (501) 225· 7ol58. Your own Jeans and Sportswear Shop I Offer the la!Ht In Jeans, denims end sportswear . . $14,850.00 In, etudes Inventory, llxtvrH, etc . complete Store 1 Call A~MA, TOLL FREE - 1· 800·87N780. �D-7- TheSunrtay Your Best Real Estate Buys Are Found in the Sunday Times-Sentinel • Your Best Real Estate Buys Are Found zn the Sundlly Times-Sentinel Real Estate for Sale Real Estate for Sale Real Estate for Sale ~-~--------------ERA®REAL ESTATE Real Estate for Sale Real Estate for Sale R_eal Estate for Sale ....1 ~LL-----···--- WiHis T. Leadingham, Realtor Ph. Home 446-9539 • ] h o• "''" "'~ M~< h" lt' !o 1 hot-ljo " '" l"h" . .. ,., ...... d ' '" · .-~ 1 " ' "~~'"' • ·~""" ~ ·"·' ' ~""''·"'~'''' •.•• .• '"'"'' H,,.,., l',,,,,.,,,..,pj..,, IIW ~U<>f'llr \ l 'r,.lt'< I ~ Jtl f'IJn " .,...11 Jll'"'lt' " ' I! • Holfw Wllo ·t ...... ~ '""'"~·<! . ''" ,., ..,. ......... ~ .... WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY Call 446 3643 rn + NEW situated on over 5 acres near Me ig s I I I I I I I I II ' I I I Mmes . 1700 sq . ft ot gredl living , 3 bedrooms, 2 1/ 2 l arge bafhs, large fam i l y room , built in kitchen with eati ng area. din ing room , ful l baement & 1 car garage _ Hu ge me ta l storage bldg & barn . Ex ce llent laying l and . 20 addi ti on a I acres ava •labte HORSES · HORSES · HORSES - Very n~ee 9' 2 ac mini f arm . Ex ce ll en t roll rng land per fec t for horses . Inc ludes ni ce b ar n , new f ences. largp garden spa ce &. doubl£> road f ron tag e '} bedroom ra nch w i th living r oom w woooourner . equ rp ped kitchen & ba t h . 18 mi les from town $35,000 " LOOK AROUND - YOU ' LL BE BACK - None w i ll compar e- 1n value w1th tht s spa c ious 3 bedr oom br 1c k & fram e ranch Thi s fine home offer s a large ta m ily room w ·firela ce buil t 1n k i t ch en with pantry , 2 f u ll batns, nat gas hea t ($JO budget) pl us an over sized 1 car garage L oc ated in . an exce ll ent neigh borhood near H M C $-49 , 900 super home ~ike thi s in a pr es tegtous nei g h borhood l or only 49 S ·900. Charming and 11nmac ulate 'l story 3 bed_r oom home offerin g a larg e form al dlntng room. roomy kitchen , a h uge sc re-e ned . po r ch . , , 7 ba t hs , fu ll basem en t. famd y r oom w 1th firepla ce & garage . .Nat . gas hea t {low heating co~ t J You II have a tough ti me m at · chtng th•s 4 LISTING _ >edroom home in Eno Buy one acre or 20 1cres. Loca ted on Rt 1 • 6 5 1· d "1 m ·: kit.' ~~~~~airs ,n . / 1Q' 'bedrooms up . 2 c istprns . 1 well, rural wat er t 'ava il able . Barn and pond avai labl e with the t 20 acr es . Buy 11 all for t 'S.S3,SOO.OO or the house t and 1 acrre t or UJ ,.SOO . • NEW LISTING 3 bedroom home si tuated 1 on ! 1 ac r e lot , 2 m iles from Gallipo li s Ci t y • Limi ts. Ci ty water and sewer, AC. na t . gas, fa . ++ heat . Yard, comp letely fenced . You ' ll l i ke the ++ cnoenrev e, n ience of I iving I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I •• + •• • • •• •• •• NEW LISTING - 2 or 3 bedroom home, L R , DR , utility rm, ce l lar and outbuil di ng ; includes approx 7acres onlid dy Holl ow Rd (G raham School Rd . ) . H ere 's a comfortable home in th e country, with acreage but now t or S34 ,000 .00 + + + t + t J BR , litJ BATHS . heat + pump, insula teo, bu i lt + in range . cedar c lose t. co pper plu mbing, i underground : utilit ies. :~b~i~ 1:a~erF~; s~::~ PLACE IN THE COUN · TRY? Older 3 BR hom e loca ted i n dead end twp rd Just a few minutes from downtown Ap prox 2 ac res B uy now t or s2o,OClO . i I I + I t • II tt I tt Rt . 160 t t 1 I tt I +•• I + I : I • • OWNER ANXIOUS TO SELL Owners have built a new home and don 't need 2 . Must se ll tl'lis cha rmin g 3 ~~room ranch . Inc ludes a f i rep lace 1n hvtng ,.oom , ru sttc family room w woodburner , equ ipped ki tc hen , dining room , 2 baths _& w ork shop Nat gas heat , ce ntral a1r & fenced ba ckya rd • Near I y 111 acr e at the edge of town (Ex lcel len t family neighborhood 1 I I I I I SNUGGLED IN THE WOODS - You will f i nd th is very appealing new 3 bedroom home s ituated on over o acres Unusual design w ith cathedral ceiling in living room, co zy w .b f1r ep l ace, 2 full baths, formal dining, equipped k it chen , master bedroom 1S private fro m other bedroom s and has a la rg e wa l k in closet & bath , 1 ca r garage and more you ' ll love it $54,900 . • BRICK RANCH - 6 + ACRES - For just a shade over SSO ,OOO you could own this quality brick home I nc lud ed 3 bedrooms, hardwood floo rs . mostly carpeted , equ1ppe d k1t cn en , wOOd burner & electr 1c heaL large 7 e M garage and over 6 ac r es wtm large highway fro n tage & e-xce llent ga rd en county schools I I I I I I I I I I I I I NEW LISTING $29 ,900 Conven1en t locat ion on Rt 2 18 across lr om Ha nnan Trace grade school N rce r emode led 3 bedroom home _ In c l udes ea t in k i tchen , formal dining , f i r epl ace in l i ving room , 1 baths, full basement wtlh f amily room & utilit y r oom. hardwood fl oor s carpeted . bl own 1n Insula t ion F .A o il heat plu s aul(diary woodburner tur nace . Large partrally fen ced yard 101 ACRes -- N 1ce vacan t land d1v1ded bY' county road leavi ng seve ral hundr ed feet of frontage Eac h sit e 35 ac tillab le , balan ce pasture or woods 11:1 m ile off SR 554 . Priced righ t · b QUALITY BILEVEL - A bargam U cou ld ex ist for you on this 1700 SQ . ft home . Enjoy the quat 1ty in th e hard wOOd f loors nearly all ca rpete d. l arge eat in k i tchen with excel lent c ab inet ~pace , 2 full bathS , huge L shaped tami ly room , dec. k & garage 11 acre yar d , 2 ' 1 ml 1es 1rom t ow n S-46 ,900 M a ke us an off er NEW LISTING - Charming 3 bedroom ra nc h situa t ed on over 2 acres of woods nea r Rio Grande . Inc ludes formal d in ing, equi pped eat · in k itchen , 2 baths, fu ll base ment with partially finished family ro om, workshop and l ots of storage . Elect . furnac e & auxiliary woodburntng furnace . Owner transferr· tng . S45 ,000 I I Ike Wiseman , Broker , ••6-l7t6, Eve . E . N . Wiseman . Broker, 446,4SOO e ... e. Jim Cochran, Anociate , 446·7181 , Eve . 3 BEDROOM , CAR · PETED HOME Situated on sh aded cor ner lot af intersec ti on of and 325 in Vin ton . 1' ':1 ba1hs, LR , DR , Kit and summer k it In eludes adjace nt st or e bldg . A IIforS31, 000 I I I II I I I I a I I1 $40,000 - ROOM FOR ALL -- You ' ll en joy th e space in thi s 11-. stor.y 3 bedroom home . Th e home off ers vinyl siding , 1 firepla ces . lar ge family room , formal dini ng r oom. 1 bat hs, ful l basem e n! & garage Fenced yard w i th pati o & gas. gri It . You ge t a lot more tor you r money . A TOUCH OF CLASS - A beaut 1ful bn ck ran ch situated on over 1 acre i n pr ett y rural se1ti ng 3 large bedrooms, a fanta sti c ki tchen fully eq uipped . for mal din tng , family room w1th a w b firepl ace. J full ba t hs. fu ll basement w1 th large rooms & firepla ce , cen t ral a1 r & 2 ca r garage Th 1s home is deco rate d t o please the m os t Dan Eve . B. J . Hatrston , Associate, «6-42-40 , Eve Nancy Smith, Anociate, «6·4910, Eve. I JI 1 GALLIPOLIS_. FOR SALE 10 Acres more or less, 6 rm. brick, 3 bedrm., attached garage, 1'17 bath on fir st floor, 1!, bath in full basemen!, har dwood floors, marble window sills . Close to Rt. lS & Centerville on Co. Rd . 8, S miles from Rio Grande, 20 min . from Gallipolis. Call tor many more details & appointment to see. FOR SALE 4 bdr. house, lg . li\llng rm ., fireplac e, dining rm ., carpeted , 11 1~ bath, hardwood floor , gas for ced air furnace , full bas ement gafage at · tached , all newly deco,..ated, nice level lot . Located 46 Vin e St ., 2 blocks from City Park . Can help finance. Call 446 -2S73 or BIG FOUR REALTY CO. Branch Office, Rt. 1, Piketon, OH 789-423S - 0 . C. Nance, Jr. Mobile Homes- Rent FOR RENT OR SALE Mobile home , 2 bdr ., located at Kerr, OH Call 446-03112 or 675·1261. 2 BDR . MOBILE HOME 2'1' miles out on 588 . Adults only, $160. plus dep. & uti I. Call ~-2300 . 2 BDR . MOBILE HOME All elec ., adults, no pets, caii367·7.Q8. HOUSE FOR SALE or re nt . 5 rms . , bath, basement , I acre, on Rt 7. All elec . near Crown City . Call 256·1>457 . 3 BEDROOM DOUBLE WIDE. 2~ x 56, air cond , etec heat, furnished and six acres land . Price $25.000, 446-1171 REAL ESTATE L OANS SPECIAL I ZING IN F .H .A . ANDVA IN SURE DMOR · MILLON S TO TGAGE S LEND FAVORABLE IN TEREST RAT E. L OW OR N O DOW N PAYMENT FOR VETERANS . LONG TERM FINANCING AND NO PREPA YME N T PENALTIES . THIS I S THE WAY DO IT , IF YOU CAN QUALIFY REFINANCING ALSO AVAILABLE . CALL TODAY FOR MORE DETAILS . LI NDA LANE 446· 1S17. ro ~ - 7788 . Mobile Homes- Rent LARGE LOT on dead end street w ith water and sewage . Will finance to reliable couple at 9 Pet . 992·5186 . No realtors. TWO BEDROOM partly furnished. Prefer middle aged or elderly couple. No pets, nochllden . 992 · 27~9 . SIX ROOMS and bath , on Cherry St., Syrocue , OH . 9'12· 5969 . t+ •• •t + •• +t ++ • t + 3 BEDROOM HOME in C ountry Air Sub · division . Located off George' s Creek Rd. Na t . gas heat, attached garage , sun deck _ Pr ice · 53.5,000.00 . t + t COMMERCIAL BUILD lNG loc ated i n down t town Gallipolis . Can be •• used fo r restaurant , or anv type lega l business . t Two apar tmen ts up t st airs. property extend'.S t to ser v ice a ll ey in rear , : storage building in rear Pr ice $45,000.00 . : FARM - ACREAGE 33 acres located on Wh it e O ak Rd . 2 bedroom , carpe t ed home Si tu ated in a n area th at is pl easantly t surrounded with trees t Buy at $39,500. t + BUI L D I NG LO TS . 1 acr e each, Leading cr ee k Rd ., 3 miles off Rt . 7 Bypass Signs. Vitatoe . J BDR . house , living room . fireplace , dintng rm ., 11 ·:1" bath , gas forced air fur nace. 2 car garaqe , ca ll 446 · 2857 . ~- ~f-• Sl8,000.00 SPACIOUS 4 BEDROOM Thi s love ly alum & sto ne ra nch has a roomey l ivi ng room . formal dining room , breakfa st nook, built i n Kitchen , sewing room , den & 3 large city lots near golf course . ,, COMMERCIAL BUILD lNG loca t ed in Vinton . Pr ice Sll,OOO .OO . ACREAGE - 46 acres ~~ate1Gorna~~~Y ~~~~ 4BEDROOM Fishing, vacation . 1 or 2 bedroom cabin l oca ted taci no Ra ccoon Creek and Blue Lak e. Ni ce large wooded lot . Make your life a year round vacation . CALL US NUW . + PRICE REDUCED _ 3 bdrm . home in : :· + + + t Kanauga , hardwood floors , nat . gas hea t . driven well , I c ar garage . Buy now for t : S19,SOO. + FOR RENT - Small of fi ce space on Second Ave .. Ga ll ipo l i s t t t + •• NEW LISTING 3 bed r oo m nome with 91 ' x200 " ft . lot . within !he vi llag e of Vinton . along St . Rt 1b0 . Thi s is a very ni ce nome and you : ~n pur c ha se with or without furniture . APPROVED Located in the v i llage of Vtn t on , J bedr oom home w 1th 90' x200 ' level lot . 'lillage w ater, 1 1 :1 bath s . Pr operty has bet>n ap praised by V A _ and all we need iS a qua l ifi ed bu yer Price\29 , 300.00 PRICE REDUCED - 3 •• bedroom (1 up, 1 down ) home s1tua ted w ithin •• the cl1y Nat gas F .A . furna ce. 1 fir eplac e , full ba se ment , n e wly redeco rated Owner will •• help f 1nance Buy now fo rSS9 .SOOOO NEW t + t •• rn OFFICE 446-7013 'JUTSTANDING BUY ~- Extra ni ce ra nch, 3 bedrooms , ba th with shower , den , centr:·d air , Rodney area , you can ' t f ind a better h omP for $39,000 1'1'13 S7SOO .OO COMMERtiAL LAND BUSINESS BUILOERS w e now have appr ox 14 A ava ilabl e, 1ust off Rt 35 w es t . w• tn a close ac cess to c- it y ~ w er & wat er . & near tl'lr rving bu siness co mmu n +t v . PR I CEO TO SELL Can sell in 7 A. Plot . ~ acres va can t l and . Morgan Twp . o tt White Oa k Rd Leve l to sli g l'll ly rolling , at one time had a trailer hookup 'l w ells, some f ences. so m e ou t build1ngs. ' ' •• • ' I LOT IN EWING TON L ot N o 44 & east halt of L ot No 4.5 (lose To Post Office . Dr died well w 1th electr 1c pump Meter on po le tor mobile hom e. Septi c- tank ,. conr rc l e drivew a·r w1th w~d bldg a t i t ~ end Con c-ret e pi er s ro se t moo de home on . $15,000 6 rooms , wh 1te alum . si ding Incl udes 2 B . R ., 2 b i lt in por c hes. large living room. eat 1n k i t rhe-n, modern br!th . ') maple shade tr ees, larg p ga rd e n are a . Natur a l gas fl oor fur nace, C1 f y water , sew er . Stora ge bldg Level la nd loca t ed tn Ja c k son, Ohi o A n1 ce r...lean hom e. A GR E AT nEN TAL OR INVEST MENT PROEPRTY CA LL NOW . EXCLUSIVE $47,900 .00 Rus tic Styl e Cedar ran ch, situated on acre s ot land , thr ee bedroom s., 2 baths , large k i tchen , witn lots of lovel y built · i n ca b inets, d i shwa sher, ran ge, gar oa g e d ispo sa l, and di ning area . Call f or even more deta ils . NEW HOUSE 1624 SQ . FT . Br ick 8. rame , ci ty school system , 3 B R ., 1 1:1 ba th s, ce ntral air , approx .. 14 'xl7' l iving room , dmi ng room , nice garage . Thermopane windows If vou hurry you ca n choose your own carpeting . Rural w atpr . You ' ll li ke thi s brand new home . COME . IN NOW . * CHESHIRE - N ice ran c h with 4 be d r ooms, 11 ' 2 bath . full basemen t . hard wood ll oors, carport , beauti f ul large lot . N 1579 JUST LISTED Nic e Vined ale m obile home, 11x60, ftp our , 2 bedrooms, ce ntral atr , ni ce lot N 1017 PRICE REDUCED - owner wants to sell now. love l y b i lev t> l. 2 firepla ces . fa mi l y r oom , 2 acres, on l y $.19 .500. 0198 * BIDWELL ~ Attra c tive 3 bedroom hom e. bath . din ing room , storage building , large level iO f , owner will consider offers It 1571 30 ACR:ES Beautifu l butlding sitp, nict> roll i ng land , l arge barn , loCdfed on Rodney Cora Rd .. pric ed to se ll now It 0512 U9,900.00 27 ACRES MOR£0R I,.ESS N ice re modeled fa rm house. 3 BR , formal l iv ing room and dining 1oom. Cou nt ry k itchen w ith built -i n cabi nets CAL L NOW FOR MORE INFORM A TION . IN TOWN - Lovely !'lome overlooking tne Rive r , ~ bedrooms , lo rma l dining room , fam ily room , firepl aces, 2 car garage, la r ge beau t ifu l lot It G77S NICE HOME WITH RENTAL - N'ce ran c h , w .b . firepla ce in liv 1ng room , fu ll basem ent , 1 ca r {,arage , also 'l bedroom b lock house . 1 76 aLres IOOSl LOVE. LIVABLE -LARGE Stone and stu cco, 3 bed,-m5 ., P.~ bath ran ch . Formal d in i ng room , 10 . c heerf ul kitchen . pdntry 71 ireplaces, tull basement . 2 a cres . Home on I v 3 yrs _ old . Older seven room home i ncl uded with sale . Nice home at an aHordable pr 1ce . 1363 ONLY ONCE IN A LIFETIME Very well kept ranch one block from schooL larg\? lot , :mmediate poss.tSsion . Ca l l rigl'lt now to beat the line 1 lS2 CIRCLE THIS ONE Ideal location for con · venience , h ighways and s hopp ing , this 3 bedroom bri ck is in ex · c ellent c ondition . Features 11ving room , dining room with sliding g lass doors , very n ice f inished fa m ily room in basement , 1 1n baths , 2 c ar gar diQe It has a per sonalitv all its own! CALL NOW! fll80 BUILDING LOTS One -half a c re lot s located at Ker r ~ a r risb urg Road . coun t y water ava lable It JJ2 VACANT LAND 36 acres, + or -. Pro · spect Rd . Land suitabl~ for build ing lots of acreage or your ow-n en · jovment . Close to BidWell, Porter or St . R:t. 160. Only a few minutes from Gallipolis . $21 ,000. 1176 IN VEST MENT LANO Ideal location . 9 ac re s, more or tess . Lots of r oad frontage, one mile from Rio Grande, St . Rt. 35 past Abie 's Auto Parts. Inte rest ed? Bet ter ca ll now! I 371 RING THE BARGAIN BELL Two lots, 90 x 220 each . 100% flat . County water av~ilable Minutes from town . Pri c-=d to sell rapid l y . #320 BUILDING LOTS nice bu i ld ing lots, within minu tes of town . water available. Pr iced W 3S1 r igh t 4 NEW LISTING Rt 3.5 area .. 737 acre lot Build to suit vourself . No restrictions County wat er available 11407 PRICE REDUCTION s16,000 Spe nd a litTle and rece1ve a lot from fh i s 30 ac r es . Road frontage on bla c ktop road So me timber . spring, small pond . Ci t y sc hool svs· tern 31 1 m ANY HOUR • I .., "· - Ron Canaday, Realtor, 446-3636 Audrey Canaday, Realtor 446-3636 261h Locust St., Gallipolis. Ohio JUNK . Auto and scrap melal. Call381-ln6. ·-- - .. ~- ..-- AFFORDABLE AND NICE l BR Hardwood floors , cabinets, attached ;c'J rc'Jge, fen ced back yard , ci ty schools . 136,000. PLANS CALL FOR 3 BR . 2 full balhs . fireplace , eat ·in k itchen with rang e, dlshwa9'1'ier and d i sposal . Full basement , 2 car garage _ Hea t pum p. cen . air . See it now while under con struction and chOOse your favorite car pet co lors , cabinets. etc. 1 1 /:~ mil es from city . S56,000 . Wanted to Buy wanted to Buy OLD BOOKS · no paper backs or school texts and old oil paintings . Write to box 165 c·o The Gallipolis Dally Tribune . WANT TO BUY 400 Locusl poS!s . Call367· 7533. SMALL WHITE Refrldger ator Call 367 · 7560 after .t p .m , OLD FURNITURE Dishes , iron beds, & et c . Call 446· 7672. GOLF COURSE SITE TO BUY OR LEASE 1. MINIMUM Of 150 to 250 USABLE ACRES 2. WITHIN 15 MILES Of GALLIPOLIS TO RETIRE PLEASE SEND REPLIES TO: BOARD OF DIRECTORS FHA ·VA ·Convential Home Loans, Columbus First Mortgage co . . loan re pres~ntatlve . Violet <Cookie) Viers. 46:1 Second Ave ., Gallipolis, Oh ., ~ 7177 FARMHIGH AND DRY ! cleat for part time farmer . 67 acres, 30 acres tillable, large pastur ed wood lot , small stream runs through land . 6 room house , . 2 barns, 1 alm~t new , 2600 lb . t obacco base . Tobacco looks gOOd . In cluded in price - 6 head cattle, al l tarm i ng equipment . Miner at rights i ncluded . Family rellr l ng . Reasonably priced . $35,000 . '177 VACANT LAND 66 acres Harrison Twp., well fenceo , large por · tlon has new woven wi re with steel posts . Estimated 10 c'J c res tillable, some t•mber, large road frontage . E• · ce 11en1 buy 525.000. 1 367 4lACRES 43 acr es of va c ant l~fld , under l aid with co al and agricultural lime Would make good •n ves tm ent property . Call for locat1on and m or e deta ils . f 312 " ' LAND WANTED fl ACRES - Vacan t land . good invest ment proper · t y, some timber , a ll mineral rights , loca ted i n Ad · dison Twjp ~ 1032 NEW LISTING For the thr ifty m inded family. N ice 3 bedroom home with 2 1/• ecres . Unat tached 2'h car garage equipped with furnace end air conditioning . Would be ideal for a machinery shop. Priced to sell rapidly a! $29,900. t ~06 HERE IT IS For your farm i ng pleasure . 188 acres of real farm land . 1700 l b . toba cc o base Severa l acres of tillab le land . Severa l acres of woods and pasture . Exce llent barn . Shed . Adequate water supply If you're look ing for an incom e producing farm , ca ll t Oday . 1403 SO NICE TO COME HOME TOI owner has reduced the price on this .53 acre farm ! Newly remOdel · ed , J bedroom home, bBrn , tobacco base , pond, plentv of water , JOlC•2 new metal building with concrefe floor . Take a look, you ' ll' like it . Reduced to s.ell NOW! U2 .500. Nlti 120 SCENIC ACRES With modern 3 bedroom home . Wood , coal bur ner, one ot the best, sup · plemented by electric heat . Wetl insulated . Acreage hay and pasture, some timber , tobac co base . barn , rural water . Immedi ate possession 1405 NEW FARM LISTING so much to offer w it h newly bu ilt J bedroom ran chy on a very sce n1c area , f u ll basement , heat pumP . W ildlife abundant , 62 acres + or 15 acres tilalble ,som e tobacco acreage , ex cellent farmfor parT time tar mer . Owners anxious to sell 1398 BIDWELL - 2 BR , frame with a l um . sid ing _ Fully furn ished . Large IOI ha s traiter hook up N tCe pl ace to live or e• ce ll ent rental property Sl8 .000 446-3636 W1nted to Buy HOME & STORE BUILDING on State Highway .5 room and ba th tram e home Gar age . 11s own water sys te m . ~ apple trees , 1 pea c h . Lar ge store room lsi floor , ha s an upsta i r s . aaseme_nt . L ots of possibi lity . ltke teed store, hardware-, ant 1qu e s torP , etc . Phone tor details. On trd s farm house and 10 .. .51 acres . more or les:,, of good c rop l and located ir1 M ei gs Coun ty, Sa lem T w p _ Se\ler-='1 1 acres ot level road Iron tage. House !'las living room, d ining room, 4 :>edrooms. kit c hen A lso d douul e crib and mac h inery shed . Owner w i ll he lp fi nance a good qua lifi ed buyer Land contract or second mor tag ~ . Ca ll lor more t.let t1 ils . N 244 CANADAY REALTY DIAMONDS, old coins, gold bands . utate lewelery, etc . TAWNEY JEWELERS, 422 Second Ave . HOUSE FOR SALE by owner , in V Inton, 3 bdr., new furnace , new water pi pes, new water heater , insulatt>d . W ill sell "" land con trac! . 11000. down, 1200. mo . 513,000 Call 38a.B320 af · ter 4P m . l ACRES T hree acres _ Nearly all c leared Drilled well Electric and telephone service available. Close to Wildcat Hollow . Vin · ton Countv . Ni ce spot tor mobile or house Price-d right! fll7' AN UNEXPECTED SURPRISED Awa l ~ you when you discover tl'lis charm i ng and spa cious 3 bedroom home with living room . family room , 2 full baths, 2 nice patios, 24')(J2'x17' garage . All CJf this and more located on over an acre of ground with a spring , on a blacktop roc'Jd , and only J miles from Gallipolis . Schedule an appointment today . 1399 3. LONG TERM LEASE COULD PROVIDE ANNUAL INCOME FOR PERSON WISHING FI NANCING -VA -FHA LO · A N S. LO W OR NO DOWN PAYMENT . PURCHASE OR REFI NAN CE . IR ELA ND MORTGAGE , 71 E STA TE, ATHENS . 6 14 5Q1 J051 HALFWAY TO HEAVEN Or maybe even c loser 43 magnifi cent roll ing acre$ w i th exce llent building site . Septic rank, foundation for modular home . Some t i mber. Road frontage on state route 554 . Within minutes ot Holzer Hospi tal. Look i ng for acreage plu s beautiful sec luded home si te, don ' t mtss thi s buy N390 GREAT LAND BUY! Thi s one is yours now, if you c a ll now 1 70 acr e'.S, + or Som e saw 11m ber , mostl ·r wooded. line fences fair . co un ty road All m •nr cil r1ghts in elu ded La n d ne¥er flood s. $15,000 Please don ' t ask for a less pn ce M J78 A DELICATE BALANCE - grace lul time and fam i ly needs, 4 BR , living rm . w 1th f 1r e-p 1ace. formal di ni ng , lull ba se men t , 11 :1 acre ro ll i ng lawn fr onts on Ohio R i ... er, iust ou ts ide ci fy GALLIPOLIS GOLF CLUB 1024 FOURTH AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 45631 - Wanted to Buy WANTED : SAW logs Payment upon delivery to our yard, 7:JOto3 . 30week days . Blaney Hardwoods, SR 339, Barlow. OH ltla 2980 . MOST ADMIRED- Buil der 's own cas ti e on a full i'lcre ro lling lawn , 4 B~ . parent ' s su 1Ts has full bath , dresing rm . Effi c ient kit chen with snack bar , range . Forma l dining, oversized li\llng rm J fu ll batl'ls , fam i ly rm . with f irepl ace plus recreation room . Attach~ garage . New fen ced pool with pat io. S79,500 . ... RIO GRANDE ... ACREAGE Near ly 50 ac res over frontage alonQ Cher ry Ridge Road . Par t i ally wooded . Ex ce llen t building si tes . S6S, OOO 1000 ' ...READY ...WHEN YOU ... ARE Brand new nome , 3 BR , bath s. f ireplace, over an ac r e roiling lawn, country setting . Buy it VA or FHA . PARTIAL LISTING RACCOON CREEK FRONTAGE Vaca t ion setting few m i les from c ity . 3 BR , rear sundeck overlooks Rac coon Creek . All modern con¥en iences . S37.500 . Camping Equipment CHIP WOOD . Poles max . d iamete r 10" on largest end $12 per. ton Bundled sla b S10 per ton Del ivered to Ohio Pallet Co ., Rt 2, Pom e r oy 992 2689 GO CAMPING AMERICA W 1th Coachman RVS Quality bu i l1. pr ied ri ght Dozens of models with a wide range Of family · pleasing floorp lans See them tOda y! Apple City Recreational Vehicle 's, ~ ~ 35 , I m i West of Jackson. Oh, 6U 286·S700 . OLD FURNITUR E, ice boxes. brass beds, iron beds , desks , etc .. complete hou seho lds. Wr ite M .D . M i ller . ~t 4, Pomeroy or c a 11 9'92 77 6lJ ANTIQUE POCKET wa! che!r . Willing to pay top dollar . Call 1 592 2973 evenings OLD CO l NS . pockel wl · ches , c la ss rings , wedding band s, dia monds. Gold or silver . Call J . A . Wamsley. 742 2331. WANTED : JUNK . Bal teries, rad iators, motors, auto. trans No Sunday ca lls . 94,·2563 WANT TO buy lot in Middleporf . Ca ll 992 ·35 11. l ·~ EXCELLENT BUY mob i le homes and lf2 acre . Both homes are completely furnished . Natural gas heat, c ity w a ter . Close to town . Green Elementary . Live i n one. rent the other. 1386 PRICE REDUCTION Stop , look , and listen at . the pr ice of this 1976, U'x70' mobile home and 1 lltl acre ot ground . 3 bedrooms, 2 tuU baths, lg , li¥ing room , oak ca b inets in kitchen . Total electric . Fur · niture included . Sl ... SOO . North Ga llla School District . 1317 MOBILE HOME 2ACRES 1974 Fr ee man , 3 bedrooms , most all fur · nitu re inc luded . un derp i nning , new septic tank . 700 new concre te b lo c ks , rural water avai lable. State Route 325. one mile north of 14 1 Clean and well lan · dsc aped . I m mediate possession 51 3,000. 388 ~ 2 full wanted to Buy ANTIQUES , FUR N I TURE. glass, ch i na . anything . See or ca ll Ruth Gosney , antiques . 26 N 2nd , Middleport , OH '192 3161. WANTED TO BUY STANDING TIMBER Contact Paul Mercl!r 614-596-5770, Rt. 1, McArthur, Ohio 45651 ADDISON - All the comforts ot home at a pri ce you can afford Nearly . 2 ac res , 3 BR trame home has Frankltn fireplace, walk 1n closets, storm doors and window s Kyger Cre-ek Schools $35 ,900 LONERS OR LOVERS Mobile home, located on ten acres of wooded a r ea . Drilled well, coun ty rd. Pond and extra outside buildings. Good g arden area . Borden with Wayne National , Foresl. 116,000 . , J74 WANT PRIVAt-17 ' New on the market is this H 'x 64' electric mobile home, 2 BR , on Sowards Ridge, near Cr own City . Situated on 1 acre surrounded by woods Large lO'xJO' por ch, arilled well , underpinned , S17 ,.50Q--; s-49 . 500 . FOR LONG WINTER F irep l ace for popptng ~4)D~RN BRICK situated on nearly an corn, hill for sle 1gh rid i ng , l arge k i tchen has a combinat ion kitchen ·family for preparing Chri stm as and with fireplace , 3 BR ' s, 11h baths , Tha nksgi v ing feas t , 3 BR , 1 '.St ory hom e COUNTRY HAVEN - Brick S!ucco and fu l ly carpe1ed , ful l basement w ~ th w i ll rem i nd you of the good old days ! cedar tudor , 3 SR , 2 baths, f amily rm . recreation room . Located in Kyger Creek Laroe garaoe . All in excellen t cond . Sc hool District, 6 miles from c ity . 554,900 . w -tireplace. cen . air , $57 ,900 . $37,500 . - Has lovelv home with 3 bedrooms, P .. baths, fu lly ca r peted , 2 ca r garage, toba cco base , 3 barns, beaut iful r oll i ng land . 111175 '· CHEERY AS A SUN BEAM I Is this exceptional bri c k home . Three bedrooms, equipped kitchen, 11;, baths, 2 f i rep l aces, pat 1o doors leading onto nice sized pat io. Full finished basement with im pressive family room . 2. c ar garage with work · bench . c on c rete dr i veway . 1/ 1 acre . 12x 16 storage building . Natural oas heat witn unbeatable low heating bills . Quiet neiQI'I bortwod . Owner is leaving state and need s immediate a c tion Minute5 from town . - J92 INVESTMENT PROPERTY High priority . 7 acres on SR 35, Springfield & Green Twp . Lan dsca ped and ready to se ll , plenty wa ter taps available Don ' t wait . This shou l j sell. nso HOME -ZONED COMMERCIAL Nine room house, 1 baths, full baseme nt, gas steam heat, good condition Location , 400 block 2nd Ave ., center of town . Possi b iliti es - 2 nice moct ern apart ments, offi ce space, e tc. Looking tor income plu s home? Conta c t us today . Pr iced in th e S30 's. Qui c k possession . , 393 ~~ner leaving a,-ea is unable to ftnt sh th e 24'x33' addition he has added to thi s co mfortable 3 bedroom home. :411 app11ances oo with property . Full y · ~sulated , 2 c ar garage, low heatino b tll s. 3 acres, rolling to fla t . Minute s from Holzer Me di c al Center . Pri ced in $..40 's. Cal l for m ore details . # J91 ~1"1:' PERFECT •s ACRES Evenings Call Oarvtn Bloomer, Assoc. Oscar Baird, Realtor 446-4632 John Fuller, realtor 446-4327 LOW LOW UTILITIES LOW PRICE LOW MAINTENANC E and LOW UTILITIES are what one can expect to f i nd in this attractive home . Thr~ bedrooms. 2 ba t hs, family room , dining room , kit c hen . Over 1 ac re Of ground . Woodburner , co unty water . LOW PRICE . A J l 1 LIKE THE COUNTRY? Small fa rm you can call your own , modern si·x rms ., bath , basemen t . well b u i lt barn . 1:100 lbs . tob . case, 15 acres tot al, w ti l l able. 5 woods Pasture Good line ten ccs. P lenty spring w a te r f or live<.Stock . Resurfa ced state route . L ots at clean road frontag e . :.c hool bus and m ai l ro ut e Good buy . $35.000 . na7 MONTHS LAND CONTRACT Small down pay men t wi l l buy you a house with 2 apartments and a mobil e home in Rio Grande Ca ll tod ay N025~ CLOSE TO HOSPITAL ·~ BeauWul bi level, 2 fu ll baths . ce ntral air . 2 acres with wood5o E-xtra good buy for U6,SOO 11461 A "HONEY" That Is exactly what this home is - with a price tl'\at ' t right . In move·in condlllon I 3 bedroom ramily room, living room , bath and kllchen dlnlng combination Eloclrlc heal and WOOd bu,.ner Cltv school district . Priced In the SJO's. 1400 FINISH IT Summer cottqage and 3 acres m -1 with frontage on Raccoon Creek. Due lo !he owner ' s heallh he could not complete . Owner will consider land contract . I 337 CLOSE BY Modern house , 6 rooms, bath, low utility bills for today's l ivl no . Gas heat. city water, small barn, over A acres ground .600' road frontage . SO handy to town . Immed iate poue..ion . 1239 t t t t t t •••••••••••••••••••••••••• FULlER REALTY "' "'"' TRADITIONAL RANCH 3 B .R .. brick ranch si t uated on a l arge p r i va te lot d ose to town Step saver ki t chen witl'l dini ng area . Be the fi r st to see this love ly home . •• + + 446-3408 HOME OVERLOOK ING THE RIVER 5 rooms & bath , partial basem ent, n1 ce tr~nt por c h with a be a~.:~tt fu l IJiew of the ri ... er . L1v 1ng room ~ ppr o)( . 15' •18 ' . Th 1s ,5 a c lean co m torT able home . L ess th an 4 m1 . ot Ga llipol is soum on Rt 7 & pr 1ced on l y sn .ooo .oo t+ tt Evenings IMMEDIATE POSSESSION One story, six rooms , bath , basement , garage, drilled well , county water. heat pump, cen · tral air c ond i tioner , ooOO location Kerr Harrisburg Rd . Pr iced tor Immediate sale . 1396 OWNER WANTS TO TALK TURKEY Bring your offer on this 11n story home . 4 bedrooms, 111 . living room. fa,.,..~j-~ oom , kit · chen, a~\" , t.~ ,om . Natur•' ,.;.,\t\."-•at . Basem• o~V" .cres of ground. ".~nln 112 mile · of city limits . II lhi• meets vour needs, we re<ommt"fld qu ic k action . t :U6 t t t Rd I , off Rl . 141. Price S 28 •000 · SITTING PRETTY Sitting very preny , nestled in a grove of trees , vou will find this friendly bri c k Homo+ 5 ACRES home , 2-400 sq . ft . of living space . ,. QUIET RELAXED setting sur · bed,.ooms, built -in ki, chen with lots of rounds this two story remOdeled coun · c abinet room . Large l iving room , din try home located on blacktop road . Ing wlth sliding glass doors , J i /:~ bath s, Completely furnished , SOO lb . tobacco full basement, 2 car garage with doors base, good barn , nice workshop for the on front and back . Heated by natural man of the house, oaraoe , plentv of gas . Situated on the acres, ma in l y water . Better See This one . ONLY wooded. Close to mines . Additional land 139.900. 1171 can be purchased . Call now, buys like i':T':r.:!T-:.":r"~:I'W'W this are hard lo fInd . 1383 TWO ACRES HALF MILE OFF ROUTE ll 'l B . R . cottage. stora ge bu i lding . one app le tree, garden spare & pa r ti a l basem ent ALL FOR ONLY $5900 00 + 1 m ile lrom ci ly li mits on I acre of land, 3 bedrooms, l dow n, '1 up . 2 1 1~ baths, f amily d ining rm ., l ivin9 rm . w fireplace , sun porch , modern ki t che n . Thi s i•; a home with a lot o f charac ter ... must see to apprec i ate Also , two building lot s ad jace nt to property , one f r ont s on Rt 141 Ca ll f or more in · fo rmati on . LARGE HOME In Bidwell Two story , J bedroom s. kitche n , di n ing and liv 1ng rm Call for more info • 446 -0971 PH. OFFICE 446-7699 ---,;!-~-....:.- t t t t V.A. Gallw County's Fastest Growing Real Estate Agency + + + l l STING Statelv , o lder home r situated approx.imately 17 UNIT MOTEL Located along eastern Avenue Prope r ty in eludes commer c i al fron tage on St . Rt . 7. Corner to t w i th ex i s tin g re staurant bu s iness Plenty of parking area use as is or mOd i f y to your needs *Phyllis Loveday, Realtor Associate Ph. Home 446-2230 RACCOON CREEK Fall is a beautiful time •• along th e creek. . We have . 78 acre property ad jacent to Bear Run Rd . A se lec t spot tor $7,800 .00 : 1w:IRD , --------------------SOOSECONDAVE . + tt I. CLEAN , CLEAN, CLEAN - Very well ma in tained 1 bedroom hom e just 5 miles from town In c ludes a large ea t in k 11Chen, l ivin g room , bath, ufil i f y area , gMage & J ,. acre la wn Hom e cou ld be E>as d y ex pa nd ed Low $40 's I WISEMAN IS A HOUSE Evan~. ~ WORD Associ<~te,lU-8111 I 446-1066 '" t t ON A CLEAR DAY YOU CAN SEE FOREVER - Lovely new br ic k home Rea_I _Esta_te_ for Sale * \\'o• "',oil'" "' "~~ ~ '" ' ""'' "' ,,.,,1,.,. ,,,., I Times-Sentinel, Swulay , Nov . 4, 1979 1}.6- The Swula y Times-sentinel. Sunday , Nov 4, 1979 Camping Equipment 19 75 WILDERNESS cam per . 75ft long , new Cr!l ,.pet, air co nd it io ner , c lean. 992 3312 or 992 6188 BEAUT IF UL MATCHED r ig 1975 Plymouth Voyayer van (55, 000 miles ) Custom made equalizer l"lifch . 24 ft . Terry frdvel trailer ( low mi leage l. Completelv self contai ned . Sleeps sh<. Both loaded Pac 1· age sells lor $7900 . 992 760<). WE HAVE OlJfER~ FOR SALE For Lease OR SALE . offi ce space . Spring Valley area , 16.50 sq . feel , ca ll 446·0239 . Yard Sale PORCH SALE . S!arts Wed ., runs tillc'JII sold , Outside C hristmas decor atlon s, brown velvet pictures and misc . items. K•rl Kloes , Colleg e St ., Syracu.., , OH . 992 -JOU. GA~AGE CLEARANCE Sale Thur s., Nov . 1 only. 34285 Flatwoods Rd 992· 7331. 9·5. GARAGE TYPE Sale. Rain or sh ine . Thu,-s., Fri. and Sat Nov . 6. 9, 10. 3 Oak St ., Po111eroy , OH . Linda Mayer, 10 a .m . to 2 p .m . Clotntflll, shoes, formal wear , ceramic points and tools, greenware and Bisque ware. BuylnQ greenware , br i no own paper and boxes. The fovely older home of the late Mr . and Mrs. H•rrv H . Lupton . Situated at the corner of First Ave. and Vine St. lots is 72ft . wide ilnd 120ft. long, plus large river bank . Home consists 'of large living ,-oom, formal dining room, large parlor, with sliding doors, lal"ge kitchen with bath room . 3 large bedrooms and 1 small bedroom upstairs . Formal entrance h•ll •nd 2 stairways. 1 storage building . plus 2 car tu~rage. Wome Shown ly Appointment Call 245-9221 After 5:30P.M_ Charles w. Lupton -Executor �~The • Ohioans will decide just one state zssue Swxlay Times-8entinel, SWlday, Nov . ~. 1979 PVH trustees name Carper administrator Pf. Pleasant - Pleasant Valley Hospital has a new ex?"utive direc· tor who will be asswrung his duties here on Jan. I according to an anIIOIDicement made today by C. J . Hyer, pre~dent al the Pleasant Valley Hospatal8oard of Trustees. The new executive director is Robert M. Carper of Spencer. He is replacing James L. Farley who resigned to arcept a position as president of a proprietary health care corpi>ration in Cincinnati, Ohio . Carper has been administrator of Roane General Hospital tn Spencer for the past three years. Before that. he was wtth Byrn Mawr Hospital in Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania for eight years. fir; t as assist ant vic e president of administration and then five years as vice president of ad· ministration . He is a graduate of West Virginia University in Morgantown with an AB Degree and a Master's Degree in biochemistry. He also graduated from the University of Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh, Pa. with a Master's SACRED HEART CHURCH BAZAAR POMEROY , OHIO THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1979 - Creamed Baked Chicken & Ham Dinner Adults S3 .50 - Children S1.75 RAFFLES - GAMES - FANCY STANDS 25.00 GIVEN AWAY EVERY HALF HOUR 1 Oegree 1n Hospital AdministratiOn . He . completed his administra tive restdency at Magee Wom e n·s Hospital in Ptttsburgh He is a member of the American College of Hospital Administrators, the American Hospital Association, the West Virginia Hospital Association and the American Management Association . In making the announcement Saturday, Hyer said that Carper w&ll selected from a field of &!>' proximately 45 applicants for the pooition. The executive committee of the Board of Trustees for the past five weeks has been acting as a sear· ch and screening committee for the board narrowing the field of can didates . The top five candidates were all invited to come to Point Pleasant for personal interviews bv the com· mittee, and from those five Carper was .s e lecte d. The minimum qualification criteria used by the board for the position included a masters degree in hosptia l administration and at least fiv e yea rs top le vel hospit al m anagemen t . the twu men are coordinating a s mooth transition from one executive director to the other. Commenting on the selection, Hyer said, " Mr. Carper has the By The Associaled Press Ohioans will decide only one statewide issue in Tuesday's off. year election, but a total of 2,153 local questions will face voters . Mayor, city council, and numerous other local contests are on tap in municipalities and counties . Among the largest with mayoral races are Cleveland , Columbus, Toledo, Youngstown, and Canton The state's Ballot Issue 1 is &long debated proposal to require llkent deposits oo beverage conta iners and to outlaw cans with detachable snap tabs . Although the antWtter proposal has stirred considerable debate d uaUflcatlons experternc~o ai~e Pl~asant Valley necessalyh g tined liOlid growth Hosplta t e CO? u d f th and le~dershlp lt.~as enjoye or e past nme years. Robert M. Carper whftl drl1te tm•ll expertence as a chief executive officer or assistant t:" It I prrved ~riO!" mer (USPS 145 960) Dunn ~ the month of December , Bob Carper will penodically visit Pleasant Valley Hospital with Jm1 Farley KCttin g acq ua inted with the hospital Hyer sai d he was pleased " VOL. XXVIII ~ NO 143 .. n·.~ult.~ from friday l'ilr fire Willi s T. Leadingham Realtor ••• EQUITY GROWS Willi AGE ••• • • e wna1 is equity? Quite simp l y , it ' s the port ion of your home you own - the part that isn ' t mortgaged To start w1th , 1f' S your down pay ment . Then 11 grows each month by th e amount of principal vou • repayon your mortgage • For example , let ' S assume you ' re in th e first year of paying off a • S25,000 mortgage you got at 9% for 25 years . Your monthly payments tor pr i ncipal and in terest ar e ~2 10 . 00 , of wh ic h about Si-4 is pr i ncipa L • • e e e • •• • t he rest interest At the end of the year vou own about $280 more ot you r nome ftlan when yo u sta r te d sort o f a for ced sav i ngs acc ount ( A nd you ' ve got a l .effy 12. 256 i n 1nterest c harge s rooeduc t from your t.Jxable income J The fur th er along '(Ou get in yo ur mortgage payments , the f aster yo ur equity g r ows In ftl e tenth ye ar , your $210 buy s equity at 153 per month rate and in your 70th year it' s up to about $130 per mon th • If there is anythin9 we can do 10 help you m the held of real estato: •• •• •• ••• ••• ••• •• ••• •• •• •• e POMEROY- The Pomeroy fire Department wa s called to West Main St . a t 5:34 p .m . friday where a ear driven by Mrs . J oan Childs <i Middleport had ca ught fire. There were light damages . At 1:40 a.m. Saturday the emerge ncy urut was called to the sheriff's quarters for Bill McKinney who was taken to Veterans Memorimal Hospital 6 REASONS WHY IT'S YOUR BEST FRONT-WHEEl DRIVE SUB-COMPACT BUY , IRA"-J"V[~S[ IJOU "JTE O tNGit~l lao,., t-"'- S ~1--><11<:<.- Cl••e~ "'O'e 1 ...:1 u~~ ./ un Brown of Syra c-us..· scored 4:1 fou tba ll game, rnakJng 19 ~ s ix touchdowns and sewn extra points -= Test ~' " ' "•' "' o ,,, 1 y -nl ,, ,,,,,, 1 ~ ,, IN lcl'l "' tr ' '' ' ' • .,.,,., rl>J W" ~ lidl • ,,.,1 " I' • lonll1dlll a51i • Rae~ a <~d PYniOfl!ileenng COURT & THIRD -~ - · A W CH"""I'" OALUI'OLIS, OHIO co;, M ,. ~ ·o~ . • - ' Save $48 to $fi4 LAY on Berkline Wallaways@ ONE and AWAY Rock-A-Loungersc'~ Now, during our spec iallimitt>d-time sa le, you can get the onginal dose-to-the-wall fashion rrclinf'r and the original automatiC rocker reclmer. Both at incredibly comfortable prices . From $191.00 . C hoose from a group of Wallaways and R ock-A-Loungers deSigned to make any home a more ,::;~.....-=-~-... attractive, more relaxing place to be. FOR 73 BUICK CENTIJRY 4 dr ••••••••••••• .$59500 1 Was 895 Gold , v B, auto . . P S 72 BUICK ELECTRA 225 ••••••••••••••• s49500 Was 1795 LOC,.~l • AM rK~oo • Re a r wlflOr.Nrr delroeter • Colt.w ~ eved carpet ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY The prices on these units have been reduced especially for this sale. Help us clear our lot and Save you Money - As Is Specials . Gold •n Pae~r.age • El&:f<< clod WH IT [ <, rf)fWA 1 , ' •HI '-, l ':J fl INCLUDING • Ltqhl CARROLL NORRIS DODGE ................................ , , · '' ~ drive TOTAL PERFORMANCE in • sub-compact car. Dodge Omni. : ~'!!~ecf~~~~i';!~~.d;~:~~ :! 6~f6!9~~e~r~~~r:r~~~I;.STATE, Sl2 Second, : , Sra nd ar(l e<.i<~•P'.,"'" '• f' 1 l>~ ~ · "" ''" Lon t'(l<>nee 'I Gl A5SI3ll'fUI!" ' "' ~ lxro n s r ( J t~~··• ss rN(,t:~ ~ I d~; ll"'''"'ll ,, pom ts agr1 mst CulgCJte m a war" car REG. 1239.00 Many , many other styles in chairs by Berkline and Kroehler . Choose the fabric and color that suits you best . Use our sensible credit service · free delivery, loo . Whit e -white top '71 BUICK LESABRE 4 DR HT ••••••••• s695oo 1 Was 895 DArk G r een . '74 BUICK LESABRE 4 DR •••••~~.~~~.$595 00 SAU bu tldmg levy Hepubli con Ma)·ur Stonley l)mcl, of Ca nton . whu ha s he ld Ius JOb for the past 16 year s. fa ces what is described by local Democ rats as a tou gh chall enge from Democrat Sam Purses. lnfcrmal polling has shown the l'O nlest Ul be a Ylrtual dead heat. The secretary of state said that among th e 2, 15 3 loca l ballot que'¢ions, ttl<; ma jority of them. or 1,392, are local tax qucstton s. Among them are 204 school levies in 186 districts . They include 104 new levies . 15 renewals , 32 capita l improvement le,ie s. 51 bond issues and on e combmed operating and Arraignments set XENIA, Ohio .(AP) - Arraignments were scheduled today for the estimated 40 people who were arrested on drug charges over the weekend in Greene County . The drug raids, which began Friday after a total of 80 in· dictments W&ll issued, were the result of a year-long investigation into illegal drug trafficking throughout the count y, according to Prosecutor Michael DeWine. The prosecutor believes il will take several weeks to round up the remaining people who were indicted . Several ol the indicted people, noted DeWine, were known to be out of the state when the in· dictments were returned . Shooting victim COSHOCTON, Ohio (API - A Pleasant Valley man shot and kllled by poUce SWlday after allegedly threatening several people with a rifle. pollee said. Authorities said Gary McGahan was shot at his residen· ce early SwHiay after two other residents, Ileen Holloway and William Bryant, had allegedly been assaulted and threatened by McGahan . Efforts by officers to convmce McGahan to put down his weapon and leave the house were Wlsuccessful, and he was shot when he pointed his rifle at an officer , authorities said . w• Must be washed COLUMBUS, Ohio iAPJ- All coal burned by major users in Ohio will have to be washed, Lin· der a requirement Gov . James A. Rhodes has ordered the state En · vironmental Protection Agency 1£1 establish . Rhodes said SWlday that coal washing reduces the sulfur and ash content of coal inexpensively . He said he hopes the state will have a coal-w&llhing requirement tn effect by May I, 1980. (Continued on pag~ 12 1 Be ige -tan , vinyl top a1 enttne MONDAY. NOVEMBeR 5. 1979 With the Me1gs Local Teachers AssociaUon strike in its seventh week, no progress has been made towards reopening negotiations, the teachers association reported this morning. However, Supt. David Gleason said this morning that the board of education negotiating team is available and attempts will be made to set up a negotiations session at 2 p.m . today. He indicated that other sessions will be set. Teachers were again out in for ee on the picket lines Monday morning thus ignoring a restraining order i.'lSued last week by Meigs CoWlty Cmunon Ple&ll Court Judge John C. Ba con. In his order, Judge Bacon forbidded teachers to picket the schools during school Tomorrow mark.'! the fourth week that aU schools have been officially closed . The association issued th e following statement this morning : "With the Meigs teachers' strike Into Ita aeventh week, no progress has been made toward 1'j!Opening negotiations. The association had hoped that Supt. Gleasoo would set aside his legal battle against teachers and begin exploratory talks toward ending the strike. All efforts to meet with Supt. Gleason and the school board were rejected outright by Supt. Gleason. " Teachen were out Monday mor· ning in force with schools officially clcxsed. Tuesday will mark the beginning of the fourth week schools have been officially clooed by Supt. oours . Burglary probed Meigs County sheriff's deputi es are invest;gationg the burglary of the Herbert Elliott r""idence, Locust St . Rutland . According to Sheriff James Prof· fit! Mr . and Mrs . Elliott left their residence aroWJd nonn Saturday and when they returned at 7:30p .m . they discovered the burglary . Entry W&ll gained by breaking out a kitchen window . The house had been ransacked and reported taken W&ll a large jar of change, a 38 police special pistol and holster , box of ammunition and bjlw and arrows. Gleason. ·· ·There's little doubt that Within a few days, 1t will be almoot impossible to make up days without going into weekends, holiday and beyond the regular school calen· dar " , Mrs. Bonnie fisher , pr..,.ident of the Meigs Local Teachers Assn ., said. " More than anyone else, teachers know the disruption r1 programs caused by Supt. Gleason's lockout. The education program will be difficult at best even if the strike were settled tomorrow . ''' "Association leaders meet in Judge Robert Buck 's co urt tomorrow morning. The association hopes lhis will be a step in the right dJrection . It will be up to Supt. Gleason and the school board to work toward a bargained contract . " Judge Buck has set a heating for 9 a .m . election day for the school board to 'show cause' why it should not be foWld to have failed to perfonn its duty to provide education for Meigs l...oQI students . Judge Buck will act upon the chaUe;ge that the Meigs Local School Board has failed to bargain in good faith with MLTA. "The association has restated its standing position of wii.J.inl!ness to negotiate any time or place in order to bring about agreement and end the education crisis." friday night, the Meig.. County Board of Education actmg upon a letter and petition filed by Attorney Charles Knight asking that the Meigs County Board of Education !Continued on page 12) .·.·.·.·.·,·,·.·.·.·.· EXTENDED FORECAST Fair Wednesday through Friday. Hlgbs In tbe upper tao aod 50s. Lows In the 408 early Wedneoday IUid In the 308 Thursday aod Friday . Weather Partly cloudy tonight and Tues· day Low tonight in the upper 30s to near 40. High Tuesday in the upper 50s to near 60. The c hance of precipitation 10 percent tonight and 20percent Tuesday. 73 MERCURY MONTEGO •••••••••••••• s79500 1 Party ends zn blood battle DETitOIT I AP I - Members of the USS Enterprises. a Detroit motorcycle club, spent their own money revamping the old auto repair shop . They opened their new clubhouse wi th a party that ended with a bloody confrontation and three people dead . Six people were wounded when the gun battle erupted ear ly Sunda y. James .. Pepper Red '. Fvans II , 30, president of the riva l Satan's Sidekicks, died from a single bull et wound 1n Ius forehead, police SBJd. Enterprises members Kenn eth Allen frezzell, 32, and Claude L. ··Mandinka ·· Ballard, 36, also were slrun . James Willi ams, president of the Enterprises, satd 8allard was collecting $2.50 per person to cover drmks and prizes for the 150 party· goers when about 20 Sidekicks mem· hers barged in, refwo ng to pay the cover charge. BERKUNE " MX 4 Dr .. runs good . '71 BUICK ELECTRA ........... ~~.~:~. $39500 4 or . H . T _, w orth more . ,73 CHEVROLET N0VA. 2 DR •••••••••• was 11395sggsoo Orange '70 BUICK SKYlARK •••••••••~~.:~~~. s59500 S.W.• one owner . '72 DODGE DART SWINGER ... ~~.'!!?~. 599500 Reg . 5298.00 SALE 5 231 00 'i $23800 1979 SVAC GRID CHAMPIONS - Coach Larry O'emeenll' Hannan Trace Wildcats captured their first wtdl.!puted football championship win over Southern. The Wildcats flniBh· ever tast Friday night with a ed the seasoo with an outstanding !H). I record. Inside the SV AC, lfi'HS posted 8 ~I record. The only blemish was a IHl tie with North Gallia. Team members are : First row, left to right : Manager, Willie Church; Terry Halley, Ttm Angell, Steve Harrlsoo , Sam Queen, Ed Mt-Guire, Manager Dickie Meadows . Second row , left to right - Keith Jayne, Tim m 3RD FLOOR ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY - FURNITURE DEPARTMENT f \ are being asked to try to stop smoklng for just ooe day, Nov. 15. Mayors urging cooperaUon were left lo rtght, Clarence Andrews , Pomeroy: Charles Pyles, Racine . Back row, Fred Hoffman . Middleport ; Eber Pickens , Syracuse and Bill Williamson , Rutland . • Only 56 ,000 miles . Was 995 1: PRICE FIHEEN CENTS JOIN FORCES - Me1g.. CoWlt y's five mayors have joined forces to proclaim Nov . 15 a s Non-Smoking Day in Meigs CoWlty in cooperation with the Meig.. Unit of the American Cancer Society. All Meigs CoWl · tians who smoke, as a part of a national observance. 73 CHEV. MALIBU SW .•••••••••••••••• s99goo , There also are 9\1 municipal bond issue s. 328 proposed zoning and charter changes. and 334 liquor que"ions, of which 284 propose to • Was 11295 , State Su pertnt endent of Public E du c ation Franklin B _ Wa lter pressed for pasS<~ge of these levies in a statement Sunda y. ·· It is essential that these levies pass. not only to pro vide Ohio's schoo l-a ge children a suitab le educational opportunity , but for th e ve r y ex iste nc e of pub lic instruction ," Walter said . allow the Sunday sale of alcoholic beve rages . New levies and bond issues would finan ce a wide range of facilities, ranging from schools, jails, and s wimming pools 1£1 libraries, police stations , health clinics, and sports arenas . For example, Canton 's city school di >trict is asking a !-mill, five-year levy for bulding improvements. Ltcking CoWlty voters are being asked to approve a 3.1-milllevy for a new county jail. .. In Colwnbus, the Franklin CoiDity \letropolitan Park District Is asklng for .23 mills fer a J().year park unprovement frOgram . Meigs teachers' strike continues ; to ''""' 1•-'l~sengo>r ~ ? r>Ro vEL• fll (J r, r .VI-1! (l o nr vt ! · ~'''""' r• a<1, • · ~a·•~ "'"d ''' candidat e Court order ignored HEAVY FffiE DAMAGE CHESHIRE - The Middleport fire Department answered a call to Route 1, Cheshire, at 12 :22 a .m. Saturday where a call owned by Joanne McDonald was on fire . There were heavy damages to the vehicle . • POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I U!-(ht damll!-(1' Ilo yland, a former municipal ludge , in his bid fer a third straight four year Lenn . Mayor Doug DeGood of Toledo . a Democrat , seeks a second , two-year tenn against Republican challenger John Mcllhargey . The challenger has never held public office before . He was an WJSuccessful c.andidate for the Legislature two years ago . In Youngstown, George Vukovich, a Democra t who currently serves as clerk to the ci ty obuncil, is unopposed in his bid to' succeed Mayor J . Phillip Rich ley, who didn't seek a second, two-year tenn . Republicans in the heavily Democratic c ity didn't field a e ~ Amerlc• "•llnl h onl around Ohio, it apparently will not have been lively enough to attract voters 1£1 the polls in anything near record numbers . Secretary of State Anthony J . Celebrezze Jr . predicted only about 54 percent of the state's voters, or 2,950,000 of the 5,426,000 who are registered, will cast ballots . The biggest race for mayor is in Cleveland where youthful Democratic incumbent Dennis J . Kucinich seeks a secood, two-year tenn against Ohio's GOP lieutenant governor , George V. Voinovich . In Columbus, Republican incumbent Tom Moody is bemg challenged by Democrat William Wright, Tim Beaver, Archie Meadows , Steve Montgom ery, Jonny Sa Wider!, Kerry Qurs, Randy Green and Jay Bray. Third row , left to right - Asst. Coa'th Cody Boothe, Lee Mooney, Greg Webb, Rodney Clary, Larry Angell, Gary Lunsford, John Saunders, Keith Campbell , David Montgomery, DaMy Brumfield and Coach Larry Cremeens. Fourth row, left to right- Greg Maynard, Bruce Waugh, Mike Waugh , Craig Olapman, Todd Sibley, Mark Beaver, Tom Saunders and Mike 8Paver An argwnent ensued when the Sidekicks were asked to leave , Williams said . He said he saw a Sidekicks memher pull a gun and fire three shots, fatally WOWlding Ballard . Police sa1d witnesses told them several people pulled guns, begin· ning a barrage of more than a dozen s hots as the battle spilled into the street. Six handgWJS were con· fiscated, pollee said. FrezzeU was killed as he left the sC€ne. He was shot when the stopped to cl<l.•e a gate to the clubhoLL,e, police said The Enterprises had been renting the converted auto repair shop for about two months, said their ian· dlord , Willie Brannon. Brannon said there had been no previous troubl e with the motorcyclists. " Moot Sundays, they would bring their kids and wives and have a meeting,·· said Brannon . 'The y spent thetr own money fi.Jung tlung s up ." Williams satd the Enterpnses named after the space s hip on the J96<il television scnes "Star Trek ·· - had been friendly with the Sidekicks . ·-we·re a family-type club . We' re not the type of club that has a Jot <i rowdy people ," Williams said five people were in police custody Sunday rught, including two Wider guard at Detrmt hospi tals . Detective Sgt. Robert Blair said no charges t..d been filed . He said the in· vestigation probably would continue for several days. Ballard, a widower and father or two clu\dren, was a Detroit bus dnver who made headlines in 1976 after he allegedly exchanged blows with a woman passenger. Later the same year, he drove a busload of youthful passengers to a police s tation when the youths reportedly were drin king and smoking marijuana on his bus . Morris named trustee Meigs County Court Judge Charles H. Knight annoWJces the appointment of Eldon Morris as trustee of Salisbury Township for an tmexpired tehn. On Aug. 31, lhisyear , Guy Rossell, Salis bury Towns hip Trustee, resigned his post . Accordingly, the two remaining trustees, Denver Hysell and Donald Moore, were required to attempt to fill this vacancy. No appointee was agreed upon WJtlun the sta tutory 30 day period. Therefore , in accordance with the Oluo Revised Code 503.:M, Richard Bailey, clerk of SaliBbury Township, has referred lhis matter to the County Court Judge for Meig.. County for the appointment. Judge Knight said today In announcing the appointment of Morris : "The appointment of a township trustee is not a task to be taken ltghtly, as this office is the cornerstone of our governmental system and the trustee is the individual in our government most closely in touch with the public . It is with these concerns in mind that I have reviewed the applicants for the position . I have received five ap:-:-:-:-:-:-:- plications for this appointment and -:-.-.·-· ··· -:··:-:::- .. :·:-:-:-:-:-:.:-:-. have found each of them fully CAN'TSERVEPUBUC qoallfled for this position. Each David L. Shuler, a candidate for would have been a valuable public the Soulbern Local Board of official, and I have encouraged each EducaUoo today asked resldeabo of to continue to pursue t!Jir goals and the district not to vote for blm at enter the poliUcal process at the tomorrow's election. Sbuler said next opportunity. that be would be unable to serve H "After this reivew and after eleeted because be Is moviDI! out of discussion with citizens of Salisbury the district. There are three Township and other elected olfldala, remaining candldateo for two seal\' I have this date, In acconlanc:e with on the board . my duUes as County Court Judge appointed Eldon MO'Iis to flU the unex· plreti tenn." :·:·::. <:> ::: ': :::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::;:;;!f::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~ r, .! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 4, 1979 coleman deck ferrell glover greer haning hunt williams