https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e007b381ebca8a78c33a2e8f5a965538.pdf b0150e63b44516fe669df86c89d869ca PDF Text Text I ' 0• Court clears waY' for sheriff's certification GAWPOLIS - Despite delaying 8 final decilion until later this week, Judge Thomas Mitchell of Jackson County Friday afternoon paved the way for Democratic Sheriff-Elect James Montgomery of Patriot Star Rt. to be properly certHied u Gallia County's elected sheriff. That action can now be taken since Judge Mitchell sll5tained a motion made by Montgomery's chief counsel, Warren F. Sheeta, to vacate the temporary reatralnlng order to certification entered oil .the court docket Nov. 24, when Ray Roberta, Rt. 2, Bidwell, Republican candidate who lost to Montgomery by 't1 votes, brought suit contesting Montgomery's eligibility to take office. Last week, local lind out-of-town attorneys · filed motions requesting dlsmissala against various defendants In the suit. Named as defendants were Montgomery,themembersoftheGalliaCounty Board of Elections, Secretary of State Ted W. Bro'l\'ll and Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes. Judge Mitchell, in lifting the restraining order, n~ed the question was one of Mont· gomery s qualification to hold office, not of election results. With the removal, Montgomery's election, which has already been certified, can now go to Columbus for a certificate of election issued by Ted W. Brown as Secretary of State and a commission signed by Governor James A. Rhodes. Judge Mitchell also dismissed the election board, Brown and Rhodes as defendants. Other motions disallowed were for a dismissal of the suit against Montgomery filed by Atty. Sheets substantiated by, f ised Cod Chapter 3515 ·o the Ohio, Rev e, pertaining to contested elections, and a motion filed by Atty. Robert s. ~z oh behalf of Frank Ruff, a member of the Board of Elections, requesting that Atty. . Wllllam N. Eachus be forbidden to participate in the hearing. . On the argument to remove Eachus from the case, Judge Mitchell refused to sustain the motion 1n ariy way since Ruff had been named as part of the suit as a member of the Board of Elections. . In his memorandum, Atty. Betz requested Eachus be enjoined from the case because he had filed the suit against the 'defendants while employed as Assistant Prosecutor for Gailia County. At that point in the proceedings, Gene Wetherholt, Gailia County Prosecutor. who was present on behalf of the board said he never had appointed ·Atty: Betz or anybody else as assistant prosecutor, thus he (Betz) was not ' VOL 11 NO. 45 representing the board In the matter. Atty. Betz said he had been employed by Ruff, who had been sued as an individual, but Judge Mitchell still overruled his participation: Atty. Eachus represented Roberts In the matter as did Atty. Thomas S. Moulton. . Sheets, and Attys. John E. Halliday and John D. Holschuh of Columbus . represented Montgomery . during the se8$ion while Assistant Attorney General Roy F. Martin, appeared on behalf of Gov. Rhodes and Secretary of State Brown. Judge Mitchell opened Friday's hearing 20 minutes later than scheduled by first hearing arguments on the various motions. He dismissed immediately the argument of Atty. Sheets that the iksue was under the contested election law Chapter 3515, of the Ohio Revised Code. Judge Mitchell said it was his opinion that the question is based upon the allegation that the defendant, James Montgomery, is not eligible to hold public office. He overruled Sheets' argument, based on the election law. Mitchell. stated, "I agree with your position taken regarding the restraining order. It is irrelevant as far as the issue of this case is concerned." Judge Mitchell further stated. "It would not matter to me if Ray virtue of the actloR of the legislature of the Roberts, John Doe or anyone else filed this-- State of Ohio reducing the crime of nonaction, any taxpayer in the coimty could support from a felony to a misdemeanor have filed it. But if the sheriff-elect is not by the enactment of Section 2919.21, Ohio able to hold pubUc office, the law states the Revised Code, effective 1·1-74, and the Democratic Central Committee would enactlflent of Section 2961.01, Ohio Revised appoint a successor." Code, effective 1-1 74, and this court furAtty. Sheets then argued that if the ther finds the crime of non-support is not court fee)s that .the only obstacle con- one of those crimes defined and characcerned his cli~nt's civil rights, the matter terized as.. Infamous crimes or crimes had alao heen ~esolved since Mont- ·involving moral terpitude. gomery's full rights had been restored at "In the event James M. Montgom~ry 10 a.m. Friday during a hearing before lost any of his rights of citizenship by Judge R. William Jenkins, Probate and virtue of his plea of "guilty" to the nonJuvenlle Judge for the Common Pleas support charge, it is the finding of this Court. court, based upon his exemplary t-onduct, "If there ever was a disability against the reconciliation with his wife, the esteem Montgomery it has now been restored, with which he is held by his employers, however, I don't feel he was ever under friends and acquaintances, James M. such a disability," Sheets said. Montgomery should be restored to his lull In the journel entry offered by Sheets rights of citizenship. then filed following the hearing, Judge "It is, therefore, the order and Jenkins' order states: judgment of this court that, based upon the "This court finds James M. Mont- facts arid the amendments to Sections gomery was a qualified elector of Galiia 2929.21 and 2961.01, Ohio Revised Code, County at the time he filed his nominating effective 1-1-74, James M. . Montgomery petition with the Board of Elections of has been since 1-1-74 a qualified eledor of Gallia County In the spring of 1976; that if Gallia County, Ohio. he had lost any of his rights of citizenship ''It Is the further order and judgment as a result of his plea of "guilty" to the of this court that the said James M. Montcrime of non-support in 1~. those rights gomery be and his hereby restored to his of citizenship were restored to him by full ril(hts of citizenship." • • tntt! unbi GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT At that point, Atty. Eachus pointed out tl)at his main purpose was to bring the matter before the court to 'have judicial determination If Montgomery is fit to serve. In 1965, there was a "swing section" ·concerning non-support as a felony or· misdemeanor, however, the official record of Montgomery's court case does not state whether it was a felony or misdemeanor ·but UIUt the plaintiff Is contending it was a felony . · Judge Mitchell then ordered attomc) to consider three points in their argument • whkh must be submitted to him within five days : Whether Montgomery was ever convicted of a felony, since his conviction and suspended sentence did not state whether his offense was a felony or H misdemeanor. · II he was convicted of ~ felony, can it be removed after he has filed a nomina tin!' petition and has been elected , but before he takes office. Whether he should be given the benefit of the doubt because he won the election. The third point was raised because Judge Jenkins had restored Montgomery's lull rights, assuming he had lost them . • tnttttt SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5. 1976 MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY PRICE 25 CENTS . Thousands view parade GALLIPOLIS - Thousands lined the ' Before Christmas." GSJ Dietary Services. sidewalks and streets for Saturday's Best Theme _ "Love is <;hristmas annual Gallia County Christmas parade in Carols," Media Services, GSI. Second the Old French City. Fifty-nine units were entered In this place - "Deck the Halls," Volunteer year's spectacle and the weatherman Services, GSI. ed · Most Attractive - "Upon the House cooper at with bright sunny skies and 40- Top;"' by Occupational Therapy, GSI. degree temperatures following a five-ilay Second place _ Santa Claus House by Ja~k winter blast in the area. Hudson . .Theme for the 1976 parade was, "A Christmas Carol." Co-parade chairmen Best Religious - "Away in the were Vic Mullins and Bernard Guinther. Manger," Hannan Trace Girl Scouts 243 and 226. Four bands, Southwestern, Kyger • : Recreational - GSI Churcb float. North Galiia and Gallia Academy parAfter the 45 .minute parade, Santa Claus, ticipated. Trophy winners judged by Sarah assisted by cheerleaders and various Moshier, Rev . Frank Hayes and David "animal helpers" throughout the city and Strang were announced Saturday a!- county. passed . out goodies to the ternoon by Mrs. Thelma Elliott, executive secretary of the Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce. They were: Most Original - "Twas the Night .. Make-up SANTA AND' HIS HELPERS (area high IIChool cheerleaders) were greeted by.thousand& ot youngsters and • trmes set old-timers alike during Saturday morning's annual Gallia County Christmas Parade in the Old French City. Five injured in. headon ·crash GALUPOUS - Five' persons were injured ln ,a headon collision at 7:45 a·.m. Friday on Coal Valley Rd .. two and four tenths miles east of CR 231n GaQ!a County. The Gallia-Meigs Post State Highway Patroi said vehicles driven by Ernest C. Wright, 48, Rt. 1, Langsville, and Ervin F. Barbee, Jr., 23, Columbus, co!Uded on the anow..tick road. Both drivers were Injured as were Wayne Peyton, 24, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, a pauenger in the Wright car, and two . occupants of the Barbee vehicle, Nathan T. Brewer, 42, Columbus, and Berchil H. Cogdill, 48, Columbus. · They were taken to the Holzer Medical Center · in ambulances .Provided by SEOEMS and the Ga!Ua County Volunteer Emergency.Squad. Bre)Ver was admitted with a dislocated hip and aevere lacerations, and Cogdill had a fractured arm. They were reported in satisfactory condition Saturday afternoon. The others were treated and released. · A deer was killed at 2:50p.m. Friday on Rt. 35 when the animal ran into the path of a car operated by Robert P. Fulton, 18, Rt. I, Galllpolls. There was moderate damage. Another deer was killed at 9:30 p.m. Friday on SR 7, six tenths of a mile south of CR 43 in Meigs County. It ran into the path of a car o~rated by Raymond A. Marting, 24, of Belpre, Ohio. There was moderate damage. Another df1!r was Involved in an accident at 3:54p.m. on SR 34, four tenths of a mile west of SR 588. The animal ran Into the path of a car operated by Cheryl D. Thompson, 21, Rio Grande. There was moderate damage but the animal was. able to run from the scene. An unusual accident occurred· at 4:45 p.m. on SR 7, three miles north of the Gallia-Lawrence County line· where an unidentified object apparently fell off the coal conveyor belt breaking the windahield on a car operated by William L. Dillard, 53, Rt. 3, Gallipolis. He was not Injured. A single car accident occurred at 7:45 p.m. on CR 18 five tenths of a mile west of ~ ... ·.t $175,000 funded senior citizens • for shots US 33 in Meigs County. The . patrol said Timothy W. Hayhurst, 19, Ripley, lost control of his car in a curve. The vehicle left the highway and overturned. There was minor ·damage. · No one was Injured in an accident at II :07 p.m. OJ;! the Bulaville-Porter Rd. where an unidentified vehicle struck the rear end of a car turning left driven by Edward C. Knotts, 50, Rt. 31 Gallipolis. There was moderate damage to Knotts' car. GALLIPOLIS -Make-up days for the swine flu vaccine have been announced by Phyllis Pope, supervising nurse of the Gallia County Health Department. Mrs. Pope said the vaccine wiD be administ~red In the health department office located In the basement of the Gallia County Courthouse. All persons ages 16-24 who recelv.d the flu vaccine In Novembe~ should receive a second dosage. There should be a month between the first ·and second dose. Also on these makeup days the bivalent vaccine for persona 60 and over and the monovalent for 16-69 will be administered. There Is a limited supply of split monovalent vaccine for the healthy child, age 3-17, which wili be administered on the regular Tuesday immunization days. · So far, 4,238 persons have been imCQLUMBUS (UPI) - The Ohio munized against swine .. flu In Gallla Department of lnsurl!nce has granted Blue -· : Cross of Central Ohio approval to increase County. rates to subscribers covered by the Blue Cross Medi-Fill contract. The Medi-Fill contract supplies Insurance to Medicaid recipients who want coverage for hospital biDs that Medicaid does not cover. Tne new rates, effective Feb. 1, will change from $3.20 to $4.48 per month. Blue Cross President Howard . Franz said Friday the .. inctease will affect abOut 37 500 RIO GRANDE- The Area Agency on subscribers representing 5 per cent of the Aging, District 7, will hold public hearings plan's total membership in 29 counties. on its plan to provide service especially to Franz said Blue Cross had been exthe low income and minority elderly In periencing losses on the Medi-Fill Adams, Bro\Vll, Gallia, Highland, Jackson, classification since 1973. ' Lawrence; Pike, Ross, Scioto, and Vinton Counties for the period April 1, 1977, to March 31, 1978. One hearing Ia scheduled at the BpARD TO MEET . Jack5on County Senior Citizens Center, 25 CHESHIRE - Gallia - Meigs· Com· Mound St., Jackson, Thursday, Dec. 9, at munity Action•Agency Board Chairman 10 a.m. James Howard said Saturday tlie Board of Another will be in the Adams County Directors will hold its annual meeting Commissioners Office, Courthouse, West Tuesday, Dec. 7,at 7:30p.m. in the Central Unjon, Ohio, on Friday, Dec. 10, at 10 a.m. office here. All board members are urged Social service. agencies, public of' to attend this final meettns of the year, ficials, recipients of services, ~oncerned which is open to ·the public. The mem- · general public, and others are urged to bership committee will meet at 7 p.m. to attend the hearings. Funds for this finalize board membership . . for 1977. program are provided In part by Title III of the Older American Act as amended and administered by Ohio Commission on TALK TIME SET Aging. A representative from Congresaman Clarence E. Miller~s office will conduct an open door session from 10 a.m.-12 noon In GOOD FIRST HUNT the courthoUse in Gallipolis on Dec. 7, and POMEROY - Mrs. Ruth ~nn ~un, in the courthouse In Pomeroy Dec. 8. If Pomeroy, hunting her first time brought anyone has any questions concerning the Federal Government, please stop by to down a four point buck deer Monday back or the Bowmans Run area. discuss them with the representative. Rate increase is approved youngsters along the Upstream Public Use Area. It was announced several floats will remain on display in the Public Square during the holiday season. Middleport will ·greet S. Oaus MIDDLEPORT -:- Middleport's annual parade to welcome in the Christmas holiday season will be at 6 p.m. Mot1day. A number of marl!hing units will participate lo the parade \Vhich was post· poned last Mqnday due to heavy Sl)ow .and cold weather. All units taking part are to meet at the Gateway parking lot no Iuter than 5•30 p.m. In preparation for .the parade. Santa will appear with his "elves" and following the parade he will be in the drivethrough area of the Citizens National Bank to distribute treats to children. A number of merchanta will hold a moonlight sale unlil 9 p.m. Monday, offering special sale prices, In conjunction with the evening's activities. Heading this year's parade is Mrs. Debbi Buck. Nease renamed to milk hoard CIUUS HILL, RAOlNE, won first place Ill the Farmen Balik and Savings Co. truck building contest in the dump truck division. Other dlviaion winners not pictured are John McCarty, Middleport, !Ire truck division, and Gary Wolfe, Route 3, Pomeroy, log truck division. All of the some 72 trucks created by · area men will go to un- · derprivlleged for Christmas. SAN FRANCISCO - David NeaRe, 11 prominent dairyman from Minersville, Ohio, was reelected to the National Mill, Producers Federation Board of DirectorR by the voting delegates at the 60th Annual Convention held here . Nease represents Huntington In• terstate Milk Producers AssOciation on the Federation Board. The National Milk Producers Federation is a farm commodity organization representing nearly all of the several hundred dairy marketing cooperatives serving this nation. Agency .hearings Search underway for victim of accident GALUPOLIS - A Gallia County sheriff's deputy was dispatched to POMEROY- Buckeye Hills· Hocking Waterloo near the Gallia - Lawrence Valley Reglonl!l Development District Count~ border Saturday afternoon to help Saturday announced the avallabllity of officiala Investigate a possible accidental $175,000 for Social Service Programs for shooting. Senior Citizens In its elght-(ounty trea. Numerous calls were made to the' the lunda are made available from Title sheriff's d~partment by area CB radio m of the Older American Act and the Ohio owners.wlio said they heard a man cailing Commlasion on Aging. for help over his CB after he was acFunds a~ to lle used to provide needed cidentally shot while hunting deer. aervtces to persons over the age of 60 In Deputy Jay Cremeens was sent to the Athens, Hocking, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan, icene· around 2:30 p.m. Officials were · Noble, Perry and Washington Counties. searching for t)te po~~~lble victim at 5 p.m. Among the services for which the Saturday along the Gallia-Lawrence $175,000 may be used are Information and border. Referral; Transportation; Eacort; ·Outreach; Home Services; Legal and other JUVENILE GONE ' Counaeling and Asiistance Programs, and POMEROY - A 16-year old male Residential Repair aild Renovation. Application for lunda In the form of a juvenile taken Into cll5todY. by Meigs proposal may be submitted by any govern- County authorities Wednesday afternoon .mental unit or public or private non-profit in connection with the brutal knife.slayir.g corporation. Proposala must be on the of 58-year-old Mary Berry of Mason, owner proper format, reviewed by the local of the BloB market; waived extradition County Council on ~ging, and submitted to before Probate Judge Manning Webster Buckeye Hilla by January 3,1977. Agencies Friday afternoon and has been returned to or organizations Interested may call Mrs. Muon County by the West Virginia State M. A. Varner at Buckeye Hilla-Hocking Pollee. AL•;o arrested in connection with Valley . Rellonal Development . l)lstrlct the slaying was John Lewia Young, 32, (114) 374-U for further lnlof!Tlation to Maaon, who, having refused extra~ition, remains lod~ed in Mei~~ County jail. request UtVo mat. . are anno\mced 't 111ESE ARE 'I1fE GRAND PipZE winners In the create a truc\1-(oatume a doll Chriltmas project of the Fanners Bank ani SlviJIIa Co. The two received $50 savlngl boncla f~r their prlzea. They are Olarlea Bailey, Pomeroy, in the truck divillon, and Karen Stodola,16, Rout I, Maaon, W. Va:1 daughter of Mr. ani Mrs. Paul Stodola. Mill Stodola costumed her doll u a Soumern belle to take the gran! J ' · · ~. The dollllanl trucka created in the contest will be on display from 1 to 4p.m. · •lhPn open house is held at !he bank. ~ • ) �" 2·A-The Sunday Ttmes.Sentinel, Sunday, Dec. 5, 1976 Grant approved ·{Qr com units COLUMBUS - Senator Oakley C. ..C..llins (R·Ironton) today announced thai ~he Department of Economic and Com· munity Development has approved a $18,155 grant to update Jaw enforcement communications equipment In Meigs County. The grant, which will be sup. plemented with $956 in local funds, was awarded under fed erally approved provisions of Ohio's $19.6 million Com· prehenslve Criminal Justice Plan for 1977. Local sources Saturday said among other equipment expected to be obtained under the £rant are a new base station (county), new antennas, three remote stations, several" walkie talkies and mobile units for cruisers. . FORD UP EARLY WASHINGTON (UP! ) - President Ford was up early Saturday tQ meet with Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and other top military leaders after dancing into tlu! morning hou rs at a benefit ball for the National Symphony Orchestra. . MARLEY TROUPE SROT KINGSTON , Jamaica (\)PI ) - Bob Marley, one of Jamaica's top reggae singers, and three members of his troupe were shot and wounded Friday night by a band of gunmen who Invaded his home, police said Saturday. The attack was believed politically motivated. Strong support SEAWAY CLOSEO WASIDNGTON (UP!) - Canadian and U. S. Authorities ordered the busy St. Lawrence Seawa y closed Saturday because of a threai that pack ice might jam Canadian power company turbines. WlCH!TA, Kan. (UP!) Christmas carols like "Silent Nigr t" and "White Christ· ·Robber arrives at wrong time ., '•• HOUSTON (UPil- Police sold Friday they went over to Kenneth Charles Jones' residence to question him abo.ut nine recent robberies in the area, but Jones wasn't there when they arrived. So they decided to wait. Shortly, the officers' police radio began broadcasting word of a grocery robbery, and a fewminutes later Jones ·' arrived bOck home. The waiting police said he was carrying a gun and ARE YOU IN lliE MARKET FOR A DOUBLE WlDE OR MODUlAR HOME? If you are ready to ma ke the move t o ,. t he carefree livi ng. of manufactured ho using , see us for a double-vvide or modular hPm e. We can hand'le yo ur e ntire housing need s. if you li ke, vve will do the entire job. Thi s incl udes si te preparati on . se ptic system, concrete vvork, basement and more . By having all t his on one contr a ct, you have on ly one obliga tion to meet . 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The town was fo rtunate this year, a second tree wa~ offered by Mrs. Barbara Offutt. I suspect the town secretary bas made a note on Barbara as an ace In the hole for nelit year. ',)'!ME DOES GO ROLUNG along and although it 's repetitious, we aga in remind you that there are 13 men and nine Meigs County women confined to the Southeastern Ohio Mental Health Center at Athens, and eight men and eight women at the Meigs County Infirmary to be remembered over the holidays. Unless you and your organization help, lheoe- people experience little during the holiday season. Gilts for them may be left pt the Davis Insurance Agency in Pomeroy \ly Dec. 11. They are to be unwrapped. Mrs. Mary Martin can answer any questions you might have. You can feel free to call the county infirmary any time to get answers for any questions you have in that direction. doss m llt h n~ maii L·r HI Pomt:r vy, By ~ 1111' i~ r thnly 1m~ Sunda}' 75c vcr WJ 'l'k. Mo\or ru ute $J . 25))t~ r montiL MAl l. 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PALMER WASHINGTON (UP! ) By order of Congress the government has asked 300 hospitals for "sensitive and coolidential" information on 'patients and dix:tors involved in subsidized medical care programs. • According to . a Ie.tter ob'tained by UP! . and comments of off ic ials involved the Department of Health,' !!:duca tion and Welfare needs the survey to eva luate the wat chdog agencies that oversetl the $37 You're W'l·ahead of the game • in comfort, good looks,.versatility - . You can bank on Santa's advice! Start the club now and you won't be caught short next year when it's time to fill that gift list. You make· 49 payments and the First National will make the last payment for yo11. So, be a smart Santa, join 011r Christmas Cl11b today and enjoy a · prepaid Christmas for 1977. · Medica] care probe Iaunch e d If you have questions alter POMEROY - Paul Reed, reading 11 You r Medicare 243 Third Ave . son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Handbook" cail or visit any Reed, Pomeroy, will receive socia l security office. Scouting'~ God and Country Award on Dec. 12. The God and Country program is designed for scouts to further obtain a knowledge of their own faith through a series Of projects and conferences co-ordinated by their local church. Reed's counselor for his program was Rev. Harold Deeth , rector of Grace Episcopal Church in Pomeroy, where Reed serves as the acolyte trainer and also as the youth member to su~ the church vestry. . Reed Is a member of Scout of Pomeroy where - r.:;;..-2;49served as scribe, quartermaster, senior patrol leader, and · is currently acting as junior assistant scoutmaster. He has also What makes a dashing suit even more dashing ? When served on the Tri-state Area you can da sh around all day long and still look gr e~ t. Council's Summer Camp That's what thi s terr ifi c suit does to a " T" . .. keeps Staff and is a brotherhood its aplomb and handsom e shape no matter hQw hard member in the Order of the you play. It 's t he MI XER S suit of te~<t ur ized pol yest er by KIN GS RtDGE . Arrow. Th e God and Country Award will be presented You ca n look for a vivid new r ichness i n col or , during the regular services of too ...greys, coffee browns, in st ripes that ar e Grace Episcopal Church at handsomely hueQ and propor t ioped . 10:30 a.m. The public Is cordially Invited. Reed is a · senior at Meigs High School. .MERRIER CHRISTMAS CLUB '77 , . NOW OPEN! and leflllthS of stay." Ttie data requested includes patient date of birth or age, residence, and blood pressure oo admlssloo : the attending physician and surgeon ; final diagnosis explaining · admission; bllllon-ayear Medicare and discharge status: and Medicaid programs: e~pected source of payment. "Because of the sensitive The study aim! to evaluate and confidential nature of the the effectiveness of the SO· data , we have made special c a II e d ProfessI on a 1 arrangements to safeguard Standards R.e v 1e w the privacy of the patients Organizations, created by a n d p r a c t 1t 10 n e r s Congress m 1972 to mooi!J)r rei>resented tn the study," tl)e quality and necessity of HEW's Dr. Louis . Hellman subsidized care given ~d 'in a letter asking 300 Medi ca re and Medicaid hospital administrators Jo pat1ents. _ release the Information As part of thai effort to voluntarily. ellnllnale waste In those pro· "We need to find out how grams, Congress ordered the the (watchdog) program has govenunent to report on the affected patient admissions PSRO ~atchdog n ~ two rk after a tune. J Scout award Ste11tly 1111tl System11tit S1rings M11ke lor 11 P<lN'T KNOWIF YOU KNEW or not, but Mr. and Mrs.lra Zickafoose .of Pomeroy are now residing at a Miamisburg, Ohio rest home . · Mrs. Zickefoose has been bedias! for five years and Mr. Zickafoose, who will mark his 80th birthday on Dec. 17, is able to be up and about some. The couple has no close relatives but would like to hear from friends in the Big Bend area. The address is Mr. and Mrs. Ira Zickafoose, 1120 South Dunaway St ., Miamisburg, Ohio 45342. . -· ..., AFTER LAST MONDAY evening 's postponement, Middleport's parade to welcome ih the holiday season will be · held 6 p.m. tomorrow.. Participants are to be at the Gateway parking lot no later than 5 p.m. preparatory to moving.out. Santa, of course, will be the highllght, and a number of merchants will be again staging their moonlight sales until 9 p.m. on conjunction with the evening's activities. · PAUL REED ... ....... ...... .......... ..... ..... .. ... ... ... . 3 l.ocaOOi1s To Serve You! •• In a traffic accident in· vesti gated last week, a vehicle driven by Lawrence E. Halfhill, 27, Columbus, struck ihe rea r of a car driven by Beverl y L. .Chapman, 23, Crown City. The account of the accident had Mrs. Chapman hitting the Halfhill vehicle. .. ·• Coo ks food don e in ha lf the ti me . Wor ks off 110 volts . Qoes not prod uce unwanted heat. Sa fe electricity . W. Va. There was minor damage. A second accident occurred on State St. and Fourth Ave. where an auto driven by Lulu V. Fisher, 71, Rt. 2, Crown City, pulled lntQFourth Ave. striking an auto driven by Patricia A. Klerlz, 20, Rt. 3, Gallipolis. r···;~;a;,;·s;:;~i ~·-·---~~··- • .·; '· GALUPOLIS - Wendell Byron Houck, 44, Rt. I, CroWn City, was cited to Municipal Court lor failure to yield the right of way following a traffic accident Friday on Spruce Sl. and Third Ave. City pollee sa id Houck's car struck a vehicle operated by . Isaiah Crump, 38, Henderson, No part of it Publishl•U CVC I')' Wee k till )' C\ll'lllllg CXI.:Cpl Saturday . Enli'r~d 11s ~ccu nd '. Un it Co n tr o l~ I Ellis, bride, steve Schneider, groom, Dave Miller, best man, Becky Thm~as , lrldesmald; back, Alan Stewart, minister. The class has been studying dating, personal development, different customs, weddings and economics of living. • .. TWORACINE YOUNG PEOPLE did well during the dee~ season getting their ''first.'' . Brian Grindstaff, son of Mr. and Mrs. David D. Grindstaff, got an eight point buck weighing some 200 pounds on Monday - h\8 first deer hunting experience. Tim Brlnager, son of Mr. · · and Mrs. Cecil Brinager, got his first deer an approllima te 200 pound doe on Thilr~y . GE ElECTRIC RANGE WITH P -1 A UTOM A TIC SELF. · r: LEA NIN G OV E N SYSTEM ·clcans en lir e oven shelves, l iner , oven door , su rf ace unit r efl ec tor pa ns! E'asv c lean . ·l . p iecl cooiUop! Cloc k. A utomatic Oven Tlmtr! In finite Rota r y Surf ace MOCK WEDDING - The Family I;iving Class at Meigs High School under the direction of Mrs. Karen Goins presented a mock wedding Friday afternoon at the school. Taking part in the wedding were I'<', front, Patty Warner , bridesmaid, Joyce Bing, maid of honor, Teresa l~[ .\' 0. "'· '· St. Surprise her with a . Lady Seiko watch that l doubles as a bracelet. ..l Of the Bend. . · ,, ~ [\~ ~ h.J\ MAIUETTA Th e Marietta l!rJ!nch of the American Association of University Women Is spon· suring Its ninth annual Christmas tandlelight Tour of Homes Sunday, December 12 from 2 till 7 p.m. Tickets may be purthased at the homes, at the Betsey Mills Club, or from any AAUW member for $2.50. Light refreshments will be served at each site. Profits are used for scholarships and fello wships for research. The following homes are on the tour: Mrs. Rose B. Frazier, 404 Sixth St., Oriental Decor: Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Pannier, 427 Fourth St., 1850 Brick; The Rev. and Mrs. Roma King, 510 Third St., 1850 Frame; Mr. and Mrs. John H. Smith, U2 Se nec a Drive, Con· temporary; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cole, Hidden Acres, State Rt. 550, Country Home; Mr. and Mrs. Gene Fitch, The Claire E., Ohio River Lan· ding near The Lafayette. ..G uesis may start the tour at any site. Map Is on the ba ck of the ticket. . . If you need help in surr · mitting a Medicare medical insurance claim , contact any social security office. G.E. VALUE DAYS FOR BUILDERS AND REMODELERS • Party weakened llhlu P1t~l Offu:c . •' •• ·',. Sedgwick Cou nt y's North Mental Health Center, said Friday they were too depressing to people who spend the holiday alone. He and !lis colleagues have started a campa ign to get local radio stations to play more upbeat tunes such as "Jingle Bells." Several radio station program directors e•pressed sympathy , but are reluctant to give in. Said KFDI prog ram Qlrector Larry Scott : ·•what would Christmas he witho ut 'Si lent Night' or ·White PACKAGES PILE UP WASHINGTON (UP!) The log jam of Christmas packages sitting In post of· !ices along the East Coast could start breaking up soon d about 18,000 striking United Parcel Service employes approve a tentative contract agreement reached Friday. The agreement ca me after an Chrislmas1 ' " all·nl ght bargaining session Friday between negotiators for the company and the Generally, Medicare can Teamsters' union. Terms of not pay for hospital care the agreement were not received outside the United announced. States. ...-----------.. •• $2,537. :, mas" lift the spirits of many persons, but a psychiatrist says they should be done away with. Clarice Harris, director of Noon deadline MEIGS THEATRE CLOSED FOR VACATION tour homes listed COLO\) · WATCH .FOR OPENING DATE 0 ' ~1arietta With the destruction of the By Frank HUJ mediCl!IIChools and author of chemistry and bookkeeping. The sexes were separated old Academy by fire In 11147, GALLIPOLIS - In 111e year many medical books in New 1645 J, c. Robinson bad a York City, was lecturer on and the course was for three J. c. Robinson moved the . school to the third fioor ol the school In the old Academy chemistry, physiology and years. Some cif the male students old Greenwood building on building on Second Ave. new geology; Simon R. called the Collegiate In· Droulland tutored pen· were Peter A. Sanns, Lewis lower Second Ave. Robinllon stitute. It was sold that the manahlp; Miss C. J. Worman and Henry Menager, Francis was so strict that he <lid not Something to think about: school offered the highest was principal of the fema le .LeCierg, Ephriam Waddell, want the bqys and gtrls to Who oold W. G. Sibley the class of learning ever offered . department; Robert H. William Mauck, Charles A. !l)eak to eaqh other on the Gallipolis Weekly Tribune? in city schools. Gates, Professor of .Theory Clendenin, Henry and Ed· ..!!!teet. ' Robinson was principal and and Practice of Instrumental ward Langley , Charles The answer to last week's professor of languages and Music, . and J ulla Tracy Aleshire , and Lewis and "mental science", Charles G. , ta ught Latin, Greek, Edward Newsome. Cherrington, Professor of . MathematiC!I, Phyl.osophy, . Among t~e female students. Mathematics ; · Robert S. logic, political economy , were J ulla and Lucetta I/1•1JOt Shepard, Henrietta Menager, " Newton, later nrominPnt In Rebecca Carel, Lucy Maxon, Tonight thur Margaret Menager, Mary Tue sday · Ruby, and Harriet and Emily Show begins alB p.m. Drouillard. ' This school had an PEORI A, . Ill. (UP!) l ves PLAINS, . Ga. (UP!) - Negotiators lor the United examinipg committee which President · elect Jimmy Auto Workers union and consisted of Dr, Shaw of Pl. CHARLES BRONSON Carter has endorsed his Caterpillar, Inc., will . work Pleasant, ·A. F. Holcomb, of IS ST, JVES · brother, Billy, lor mayor of against a noon ·Dee, 17 dead· Vinton and Attorney Charles Plains. Ca rter .nashed his line for completion of a ne.w J . Menager of Gallipolis. CARTOON own winning smile and held contract or face prospects of For those who may be up a green T·shirt with white a new st•lke In the farm interested: lettering saying "Elect Billy Implement Industry. H. L. Sibley, later a judge Carter Mayor." Pat Greathouse,·the UAW's Billy Carter . 39, who vice president for the farm at Marietta, attended school manages thr family's Implement Industry, advised here in Gallipolis in 1842. ,It multimillion-dollar peanut Caterpillar negotiators of the was taught by his uncle, warehouse busint•ss is .a uni_on timetable this week, Hi ram Simons who later • •• candidate in the tlection off1Cials said. He said ;if no drowned In Chi ckamau ga : •• Monday. When reporters agreement Is reached by the Creek lit the Vine St. ford (It ! asked his brother whether he noon Dec, 17 deadline, the was b'efore the present ! : wa s suppor ting him , the union will terminate the bridge). There was also a school in : president..elect said, "Yes, of extension of the current course." contract Jan. 2, permitting one room of the old jall on State St. in 1842. This school strike action Jan. 3. ' • was taught by a Mr, Kelly, a •• cripple. There was a small school • •• If she need s a watch but : TOKYO .. (UPI ) - In an on the rear of the lot where ! wants a bracele1. give her : eJection cloude~ by the the Methodist Church now . a Lady Se iko. 17 jewels, : FRESNO, Calif. (UP!) Lockheed. bribery scandal, stands at Second Ave. and mar-resistant Hard[ex polls say the pro·American Former California Governor Cedar St. in the late 1840s and crystal. lex lu re d case wllh • adj ustable matching brace- : ruling party may .lose lis Ronald Reagan says he has was taught by a Miss Nichols. let. • majority in parliament today no int erest In becomin g In the early 1850s there was • chainpan ol the Republican fo r the fir.1 time in 28 years. Party. a school in a two story brick A Wide Selection!• About 77 million Japanese building which stood where Speaking at a news con· •• are eligible to vote lor the 511 . the Episcopal Church Is on of Watches To terence Frida y prior to a seats in the House of ••• Second A,ve. This school was speech before the 60th annual Representatives, the lower Choose From. •: convention of the Califo rnia's nearly surrounded by a large • house of Japan's parliament . Ca • pond. There were no houses ! ttlemen's Ass ociation , Polls by Tokyo's sl• dally Buy Now While : on this side of Second Ave. : •• newspapers predict lhe Rea ga n said the part y . downriver to · Locust St. at ! ruling Liberal Democratic chairman shou ld be a this time, so the playground : . Selection Is Good • "technician," as was Ray Party will Win from 244 to 268 Bliss exlellded to Locust St. The • ••• of Ohio. seats. teachers were ~rs . Nash, : • Mrs. '·; Miss Bradbury, ••• Bushnell , Miss Vand en, : • Luther Shepa rd and . Mr. ! ••• :~ , 'I ;~: Jackson. : •• 404 SECONO AVENUE• • .._,..., Miss Rebecca Gould, a •' !)\ ·,j • sister of the Rev. W. R. .J'loMBioA ,.IIMEAIC'-N G.EM SOCiETY Gould , also offered a select '0 By Bob Hoefli ch (!(\ school for girls only during the same period. ,. , .•• j .,' Carols bad for people alone over holidays ' · ~A-TheSunllay Times.Sentinel,Sunday, Dec. 5,1976 queotlon. Charlet Welke, a 111tlve of Germ1ny emigrated to G1UlpoU.. He volunteered for duty durfDc the ClvU War. At the end of the war be wu a guard over the captured Southern President, Jefferoon Davil!. THIS IS THE WAY IT WAS FARML'ANDS INVADED " CUUACAN, MeiJco (UP!) - Truck· loads of landless peasants flyln£ the Mexican flag poured into rural farmlands Saturday, paralyzing work on more than 100,000 aeri'S and ruining crops of polatoes, wheat and tomatoes. The inva sion presented new President Jose Lopez Portillo a major crisis after only four days in office over land distribution In Mexico's rich pacific northwest. ••• SHOES BY FINANCIER FREE.fLEX Brow n Smoo ih Buffalo Calf. Leather line d. Rubber heel , Sueded Lea ther out sole . '43.95 STETSON HATS THE WHIPPET Center Dent, standard weight, 2" brim wl lh bound edge. In black , olive, tan, LAYAWAYS INVITED TOURISTS CAUGHT PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UP!) - A 35-pound bobcat climbed a pole and shorted out a 33,000-volr power line to the aerial tram, laving 88 tour· ists stranded atop ~6· fool Mt. San Jacinto. ce the diesel engines Were activated, we bad limlted P.wer and started brlnBina the .people down ," said tram operations manager Paul Tarr. , OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9:30 TIL 8 P.M. SHOP-A-llAMA TICKETS . BANKAMERICARD · MASTER CHARGE WELCOME ' ., gr ~y . �" 2·A-The Sunday Ttmes.Sentinel, Sunday, Dec. 5, 1976 Grant approved ·{Qr com units COLUMBUS - Senator Oakley C. ..C..llins (R·Ironton) today announced thai ~he Department of Economic and Com· munity Development has approved a $18,155 grant to update Jaw enforcement communications equipment In Meigs County. The grant, which will be sup. plemented with $956 in local funds, was awarded under fed erally approved provisions of Ohio's $19.6 million Com· prehenslve Criminal Justice Plan for 1977. Local sources Saturday said among other equipment expected to be obtained under the £rant are a new base station (county), new antennas, three remote stations, several" walkie talkies and mobile units for cruisers. . FORD UP EARLY WASHINGTON (UP! ) - President Ford was up early Saturday tQ meet with Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and other top military leaders after dancing into tlu! morning hou rs at a benefit ball for the National Symphony Orchestra. . MARLEY TROUPE SROT KINGSTON , Jamaica (\)PI ) - Bob Marley, one of Jamaica's top reggae singers, and three members of his troupe were shot and wounded Friday night by a band of gunmen who Invaded his home, police said Saturday. The attack was believed politically motivated. Strong support SEAWAY CLOSEO WASIDNGTON (UP!) - Canadian and U. S. Authorities ordered the busy St. Lawrence Seawa y closed Saturday because of a threai that pack ice might jam Canadian power company turbines. WlCH!TA, Kan. (UP!) Christmas carols like "Silent Nigr t" and "White Christ· ·Robber arrives at wrong time ., '•• HOUSTON (UPil- Police sold Friday they went over to Kenneth Charles Jones' residence to question him abo.ut nine recent robberies in the area, but Jones wasn't there when they arrived. So they decided to wait. Shortly, the officers' police radio began broadcasting word of a grocery robbery, and a fewminutes later Jones ·' arrived bOck home. The waiting police said he was carrying a gun and ARE YOU IN lliE MARKET FOR A DOUBLE WlDE OR MODUlAR HOME? If you are ready to ma ke the move t o ,. t he carefree livi ng. of manufactured ho using , see us for a double-vvide or modular hPm e. We can hand'le yo ur e ntire housing need s. if you li ke, vve will do the entire job. Thi s incl udes si te preparati on . se ptic system, concrete vvork, basement and more . By having all t his on one contr a ct, you have on ly one obliga tion to meet . We fe a ture homes by Skyline Corp., the world ' s large st builder, and Fuqua Corp. , the only manufacturer who offers a JO.year homeowner protection plan . 0•'' . •' "·' ' ·' •' ''•' 0' ,• .•' ,. ,• ,. 0 0••. "QUALITY ALWAYS'· Hours: Mon ., Tues., Thurs. , S.t. - 9-7:30 Wednesday , Friday- t :Oll-9 :00 ; Sunday Closed Pom eroy tt!-7034 Ohio Peorl Ash '12·ll2J, Roger Davis 992-7671 ·Sunday t irncs-Sculiucl PuhiL~ hL~ I e\'l'I'Y Swulay by T ile Ol iu V111lcy Pulolbhiug Cu. GALLIPOI.IS DA II.VTRIBUNE 825 'rh u ~l Ave .. (;;•llipolis. Ohw 1\5631. puulishf.'t l ever~· Wl·cktiHy .ew ning Clll't!pl Pt1~ ta ge &tturtlily. P11nl .at &mnd O<~lllpo. •lb , 0 Cla ss Ohh• ·~1 1. ' . Til E DAII.Y St:NTINf:l. Ill Cuu1t SL. Pomcroy,'O. 4&769. Driver cited after wreck • POMEROY - Mrs. Marie Hauck do~\ed"lhe tliri'S'finas tree for the Pomeroy Community and jt is now lighted and in the traditional location i)n the upper parking lot. The town was fo rtunate this year, a second tree wa~ offered by Mrs. Barbara Offutt. I suspect the town secretary bas made a note on Barbara as an ace In the hole for nelit year. ',)'!ME DOES GO ROLUNG along and although it 's repetitious, we aga in remind you that there are 13 men and nine Meigs County women confined to the Southeastern Ohio Mental Health Center at Athens, and eight men and eight women at the Meigs County Infirmary to be remembered over the holidays. Unless you and your organization help, lheoe- people experience little during the holiday season. Gilts for them may be left pt the Davis Insurance Agency in Pomeroy \ly Dec. 11. They are to be unwrapped. Mrs. Mary Martin can answer any questions you might have. You can feel free to call the county infirmary any time to get answers for any questions you have in that direction. doss m llt h n~ maii L·r HI Pomt:r vy, By ~ 1111' i~ r thnly 1m~ Sunda}' 75c vcr WJ 'l'k. Mo\or ru ute $J . 25))t~ r montiL MAl l. SUBSC RIPTION H,\'rES The Glllltlxllis Da ily 'fribww i11 Oluu und West Virgilmt unu l't'lll' Jz:!.OO ; six mtmtlll:i fl !.5ll: lht·~~ munlllli f7 ,00. E: !s~W IIl.' l' ~ $26.00 JH!I yuar : .six !Tlllnth.s $13.50: tltt'l'€ mun· \IL!l $7.50: motor mutt• s :u~ 5 mon· tilly. . Tht Ou i/y S!..'ltti ncl, um: rual' $22.00; Six mont!~~ $11.&0; tltrct,nonth.'> $7.00. Elsewhcrt! s ~ . OO : SL'( months SlUO ; three tnlinLhs S1.50. Tlt e Uni tt-d Press lttlci'nllmtal ~.~ · ~xchl!l iv e\y e~ttitlc d In t il~ usc for !llthllcHii on of all new~ dispatdtcs Ct'l'tiite<J lo \he IIC WSIHI~~~ · 0111\J a!J;o lht' llll·itlne~ publishL'Ii l ll~ r~ ifl . ~~. ..'' ...0'' 0. 0 0 '• ":0 J BOYS WORK SHOES I r.'. r rr, . . ; .' ' •' •• . f_. OR BOOTS SHOES 8112 to 3 '9.90 31/2 to 7 1 12.90 ..,.,..~ 8112 Jlh . f Paul Reed will l ~ceive BOOTS t o 3, ._, 0.90 to 7 '13.90 GET S EVEN CRUST IEST POTS , PANS. c ·A SSE R O L ES SP AR K IN G CLEA N ! Por table no w butlt in lat er! 4 Pushbutton Wash Cyc les : N or m al , Rinie & ·Holes . Shor t wos h and ·Power Scrub! Power ful J.te ve l we sh act ion . Automatic Ren se .Gio Ol5 penser . SoH Food Di spo ser (no pre r insi ng or scr ao ing) . Maj)t e CutUrfg 'BoMd Wor ~ tQp! .' "• .• • •" •• •• • • •• __ .•• • • " '' • , ' ••• GALLIPOLIS FLOOR COVERI "Free Estimates and We Install" 749 Jrd Ave. Phone 446·1995 on alcohol • Full Suction' Power Control RIO DE JANEIRO (UP!) - Faced with rilllng gasoline costs, the Brazlllan govern· · ment Is developing a program to run Its cars on homegrown alcohol. Government scientists have been testing alcohol· burning cars for years, and last year President Ernesto Geisel allocated $470 million for an ambitious project aimed at conserving gasotine by mixing it with alcohol. A gallon of alcohol here now costs between 93 cerils and $1.18. Gasoline at the pump costs $1.52 a gallon for regular and $1,76 lor high test. Gasoline, however so far Is more efficient than alcohol. In the U.S. alcohol Is twice as expeml.lve as gasoline. PERFECT CHRISTMAS GIFT COMPLETE WITH ATTACHMENTS .{ U-6039 '• • - • ,, ·•• • • ." ",• ' •• ..•·• I ' ~· ;• -·"'1!7 • • •• . (a" , . . ··.., ~ --. ' '"·,..,,~ -- } .• •• '•. MEMBER FDIC S6 14.80 if purchased separa to'ly Gallipol is, 0 . Ph, 446·7886 of texturized polyester --- OTHER CLOTHING FROM 180.00 may run soon • Automati c Rug Adjustm ent with full fl oating no zz le Automatic Cord Reel! •· ••• ·•' • COMPLETE SYS TEM high Brazil's cars • Wide·Angle Dirt Finder Headlight & Bag Signal Light •• ... VINTON BRANCH- VINTON CAR SALES UP DETROIT (UP!)- New • JVC JR$·100 AM· FM STEREO. RECEiVER car sales in November were • JVC JL·A15 SEMI· AUTOMATIC TURNTABLE (wllh Ba aa & oust cover) ' nearly 6 per cent above a year ago and the U. S. auto industry recorded its best •FRAZI~R MONTE CARLO SPEAKERS Sales month since June on the . strength of big cars and new rebate·lnsplred Interest In small models. Strong per· form~n ce s by Genera l Motors and Chrysler - up 16 and 9 per cent respectively were offset, however, by an 11 per cent decline by Ford and a Z4 per cent drop by American Motors . '180.00 • Famous Hoo ver Triple Action "It Beats, As It Sweeps, As It Cleans" . DISHWASHER .) .l ev el noro WUh lng with Soft F ood Di t,postr • J Cycle s! Quiet Per torm11nce • Autom atic Power Drive makes cleaning effortless • Big disposable bag concealed inside compartment AUTO BANK-THIRD AVENUE Everything you need lcr grea1sOu nding hHI Is in th is compl ete stereo package. And you know it' s an outstand ing value becau se It' s from JVC the Professionals. by-M!~~~9~e- ~ GE IUlKT · IN AUTOMATIC You won find a better stereo system at this price. in the MIXERS . MAIN BANK-SECOND AVENUE By CliAIG A. PALMER WASHINGTON (UP! ) By order of Congress the government has asked 300 hospitals for "sensitive and coolidential" information on 'patients and dix:tors involved in subsidized medical care programs. • According to . a Ie.tter ob'tained by UP! . and comments of off ic ials involved the Department of Health,' !!:duca tion and Welfare needs the survey to eva luate the wat chdog agencies that oversetl the $37 You're W'l·ahead of the game • in comfort, good looks,.versatility - . You can bank on Santa's advice! Start the club now and you won't be caught short next year when it's time to fill that gift list. You make· 49 payments and the First National will make the last payment for yo11. So, be a smart Santa, join 011r Christmas Cl11b today and enjoy a · prepaid Christmas for 1977. · Medica] care probe Iaunch e d If you have questions alter POMEROY - Paul Reed, reading 11 You r Medicare 243 Third Ave . son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Handbook" cail or visit any Reed, Pomeroy, will receive socia l security office. Scouting'~ God and Country Award on Dec. 12. The God and Country program is designed for scouts to further obtain a knowledge of their own faith through a series Of projects and conferences co-ordinated by their local church. Reed's counselor for his program was Rev. Harold Deeth , rector of Grace Episcopal Church in Pomeroy, where Reed serves as the acolyte trainer and also as the youth member to su~ the church vestry. . Reed Is a member of Scout of Pomeroy where - r.:;;..-2;49served as scribe, quartermaster, senior patrol leader, and · is currently acting as junior assistant scoutmaster. He has also What makes a dashing suit even more dashing ? When served on the Tri-state Area you can da sh around all day long and still look gr e~ t. Council's Summer Camp That's what thi s terr ifi c suit does to a " T" . .. keeps Staff and is a brotherhood its aplomb and handsom e shape no matter hQw hard member in the Order of the you play. It 's t he MI XER S suit of te~<t ur ized pol yest er by KIN GS RtDGE . Arrow. Th e God and Country Award will be presented You ca n look for a vivid new r ichness i n col or , during the regular services of too ...greys, coffee browns, in st ripes that ar e Grace Episcopal Church at handsomely hueQ and propor t ioped . 10:30 a.m. The public Is cordially Invited. Reed is a · senior at Meigs High School. .MERRIER CHRISTMAS CLUB '77 , . NOW OPEN! and leflllthS of stay." Ttie data requested includes patient date of birth or age, residence, and blood pressure oo admlssloo : the attending physician and surgeon ; final diagnosis explaining · admission; bllllon-ayear Medicare and discharge status: and Medicaid programs: e~pected source of payment. "Because of the sensitive The study aim! to evaluate and confidential nature of the the effectiveness of the SO· data , we have made special c a II e d ProfessI on a 1 arrangements to safeguard Standards R.e v 1e w the privacy of the patients Organizations, created by a n d p r a c t 1t 10 n e r s Congress m 1972 to mooi!J)r rei>resented tn the study," tl)e quality and necessity of HEW's Dr. Louis . Hellman subsidized care given ~d 'in a letter asking 300 Medi ca re and Medicaid hospital administrators Jo pat1ents. _ release the Information As part of thai effort to voluntarily. ellnllnale waste In those pro· "We need to find out how grams, Congress ordered the the (watchdog) program has govenunent to report on the affected patient admissions PSRO ~atchdog n ~ two rk after a tune. J Scout award Ste11tly 1111tl System11tit S1rings M11ke lor 11 P<lN'T KNOWIF YOU KNEW or not, but Mr. and Mrs.lra Zickafoose .of Pomeroy are now residing at a Miamisburg, Ohio rest home . · Mrs. Zickefoose has been bedias! for five years and Mr. Zickafoose, who will mark his 80th birthday on Dec. 17, is able to be up and about some. The couple has no close relatives but would like to hear from friends in the Big Bend area. The address is Mr. and Mrs. Ira Zickafoose, 1120 South Dunaway St ., Miamisburg, Ohio 45342. . -· ..., AFTER LAST MONDAY evening 's postponement, Middleport's parade to welcome ih the holiday season will be · held 6 p.m. tomorrow.. Participants are to be at the Gateway parking lot no later than 5 p.m. preparatory to moving.out. Santa, of course, will be the highllght, and a number of merchants will be again staging their moonlight sales until 9 p.m. on conjunction with the evening's activities. · PAUL REED ... ....... ...... .......... ..... ..... .. ... ... ... . 3 l.ocaOOi1s To Serve You! •• In a traffic accident in· vesti gated last week, a vehicle driven by Lawrence E. Halfhill, 27, Columbus, struck ihe rea r of a car driven by Beverl y L. .Chapman, 23, Crown City. The account of the accident had Mrs. Chapman hitting the Halfhill vehicle. .. ·• Coo ks food don e in ha lf the ti me . Wor ks off 110 volts . Qoes not prod uce unwanted heat. Sa fe electricity . W. Va. There was minor damage. A second accident occurred on State St. and Fourth Ave. where an auto driven by Lulu V. Fisher, 71, Rt. 2, Crown City, pulled lntQFourth Ave. striking an auto driven by Patricia A. Klerlz, 20, Rt. 3, Gallipolis. r···;~;a;,;·s;:;~i ~·-·---~~··- • .·; '· GALUPOLIS - Wendell Byron Houck, 44, Rt. I, CroWn City, was cited to Municipal Court lor failure to yield the right of way following a traffic accident Friday on Spruce Sl. and Third Ave. City pollee sa id Houck's car struck a vehicle operated by . Isaiah Crump, 38, Henderson, No part of it Publishl•U CVC I')' Wee k till )' C\ll'lllllg CXI.:Cpl Saturday . Enli'r~d 11s ~ccu nd '. Un it Co n tr o l~ I Ellis, bride, steve Schneider, groom, Dave Miller, best man, Becky Thm~as , lrldesmald; back, Alan Stewart, minister. The class has been studying dating, personal development, different customs, weddings and economics of living. • .. TWORACINE YOUNG PEOPLE did well during the dee~ season getting their ''first.'' . Brian Grindstaff, son of Mr. and Mrs. David D. Grindstaff, got an eight point buck weighing some 200 pounds on Monday - h\8 first deer hunting experience. Tim Brlnager, son of Mr. · · and Mrs. Cecil Brinager, got his first deer an approllima te 200 pound doe on Thilr~y . GE ElECTRIC RANGE WITH P -1 A UTOM A TIC SELF. · r: LEA NIN G OV E N SYSTEM ·clcans en lir e oven shelves, l iner , oven door , su rf ace unit r efl ec tor pa ns! E'asv c lean . ·l . p iecl cooiUop! Cloc k. A utomatic Oven Tlmtr! In finite Rota r y Surf ace MOCK WEDDING - The Family I;iving Class at Meigs High School under the direction of Mrs. Karen Goins presented a mock wedding Friday afternoon at the school. Taking part in the wedding were I'<', front, Patty Warner , bridesmaid, Joyce Bing, maid of honor, Teresa l~[ .\' 0. "'· '· St. Surprise her with a . Lady Seiko watch that l doubles as a bracelet. ..l Of the Bend. . · ,, ~ [\~ ~ h.J\ MAIUETTA Th e Marietta l!rJ!nch of the American Association of University Women Is spon· suring Its ninth annual Christmas tandlelight Tour of Homes Sunday, December 12 from 2 till 7 p.m. Tickets may be purthased at the homes, at the Betsey Mills Club, or from any AAUW member for $2.50. Light refreshments will be served at each site. Profits are used for scholarships and fello wships for research. The following homes are on the tour: Mrs. Rose B. Frazier, 404 Sixth St., Oriental Decor: Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Pannier, 427 Fourth St., 1850 Brick; The Rev. and Mrs. Roma King, 510 Third St., 1850 Frame; Mr. and Mrs. John H. Smith, U2 Se nec a Drive, Con· temporary; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cole, Hidden Acres, State Rt. 550, Country Home; Mr. and Mrs. Gene Fitch, The Claire E., Ohio River Lan· ding near The Lafayette. ..G uesis may start the tour at any site. Map Is on the ba ck of the ticket. . . If you need help in surr · mitting a Medicare medical insurance claim , contact any social security office. G.E. VALUE DAYS FOR BUILDERS AND REMODELERS • Party weakened llhlu P1t~l Offu:c . •' •• ·',. Sedgwick Cou nt y's North Mental Health Center, said Friday they were too depressing to people who spend the holiday alone. He and !lis colleagues have started a campa ign to get local radio stations to play more upbeat tunes such as "Jingle Bells." Several radio station program directors e•pressed sympathy , but are reluctant to give in. Said KFDI prog ram Qlrector Larry Scott : ·•what would Christmas he witho ut 'Si lent Night' or ·White PACKAGES PILE UP WASHINGTON (UP!) The log jam of Christmas packages sitting In post of· !ices along the East Coast could start breaking up soon d about 18,000 striking United Parcel Service employes approve a tentative contract agreement reached Friday. The agreement ca me after an Chrislmas1 ' " all·nl ght bargaining session Friday between negotiators for the company and the Generally, Medicare can Teamsters' union. Terms of not pay for hospital care the agreement were not received outside the United announced. States. ...-----------.. •• $2,537. :, mas" lift the spirits of many persons, but a psychiatrist says they should be done away with. Clarice Harris, director of Noon deadline MEIGS THEATRE CLOSED FOR VACATION tour homes listed COLO\) · WATCH .FOR OPENING DATE 0 ' ~1arietta With the destruction of the By Frank HUJ mediCl!IIChools and author of chemistry and bookkeeping. The sexes were separated old Academy by fire In 11147, GALLIPOLIS - In 111e year many medical books in New 1645 J, c. Robinson bad a York City, was lecturer on and the course was for three J. c. Robinson moved the . school to the third fioor ol the school In the old Academy chemistry, physiology and years. Some cif the male students old Greenwood building on building on Second Ave. new geology; Simon R. called the Collegiate In· Droulland tutored pen· were Peter A. Sanns, Lewis lower Second Ave. Robinllon stitute. It was sold that the manahlp; Miss C. J. Worman and Henry Menager, Francis was so strict that he <lid not Something to think about: school offered the highest was principal of the fema le .LeCierg, Ephriam Waddell, want the bqys and gtrls to Who oold W. G. Sibley the class of learning ever offered . department; Robert H. William Mauck, Charles A. !l)eak to eaqh other on the Gallipolis Weekly Tribune? in city schools. Gates, Professor of .Theory Clendenin, Henry and Ed· ..!!!teet. ' Robinson was principal and and Practice of Instrumental ward Langley , Charles The answer to last week's professor of languages and Music, . and J ulla Tracy Aleshire , and Lewis and "mental science", Charles G. , ta ught Latin, Greek, Edward Newsome. Cherrington, Professor of . MathematiC!I, Phyl.osophy, . Among t~e female students. Mathematics ; · Robert S. logic, political economy , were J ulla and Lucetta I/1•1JOt Shepard, Henrietta Menager, " Newton, later nrominPnt In Rebecca Carel, Lucy Maxon, Tonight thur Margaret Menager, Mary Tue sday · Ruby, and Harriet and Emily Show begins alB p.m. Drouillard. ' This school had an PEORI A, . Ill. (UP!) l ves PLAINS, . Ga. (UP!) - Negotiators lor the United examinipg committee which President · elect Jimmy Auto Workers union and consisted of Dr, Shaw of Pl. CHARLES BRONSON Carter has endorsed his Caterpillar, Inc., will . work Pleasant, ·A. F. Holcomb, of IS ST, JVES · brother, Billy, lor mayor of against a noon ·Dee, 17 dead· Vinton and Attorney Charles Plains. Ca rter .nashed his line for completion of a ne.w J . Menager of Gallipolis. CARTOON own winning smile and held contract or face prospects of For those who may be up a green T·shirt with white a new st•lke In the farm interested: lettering saying "Elect Billy Implement Industry. H. L. Sibley, later a judge Carter Mayor." Pat Greathouse,·the UAW's Billy Carter . 39, who vice president for the farm at Marietta, attended school manages thr family's Implement Industry, advised here in Gallipolis in 1842. ,It multimillion-dollar peanut Caterpillar negotiators of the was taught by his uncle, warehouse busint•ss is .a uni_on timetable this week, Hi ram Simons who later • •• candidate in the tlection off1Cials said. He said ;if no drowned In Chi ckamau ga : •• Monday. When reporters agreement Is reached by the Creek lit the Vine St. ford (It ! asked his brother whether he noon Dec, 17 deadline, the was b'efore the present ! : wa s suppor ting him , the union will terminate the bridge). There was also a school in : president..elect said, "Yes, of extension of the current course." contract Jan. 2, permitting one room of the old jall on State St. in 1842. This school strike action Jan. 3. ' • was taught by a Mr, Kelly, a •• cripple. There was a small school • •• If she need s a watch but : TOKYO .. (UPI ) - In an on the rear of the lot where ! wants a bracele1. give her : eJection cloude~ by the the Methodist Church now . a Lady Se iko. 17 jewels, : FRESNO, Calif. (UP!) Lockheed. bribery scandal, stands at Second Ave. and mar-resistant Hard[ex polls say the pro·American Former California Governor Cedar St. in the late 1840s and crystal. lex lu re d case wllh • adj ustable matching brace- : ruling party may .lose lis Ronald Reagan says he has was taught by a Miss Nichols. let. • majority in parliament today no int erest In becomin g In the early 1850s there was • chainpan ol the Republican fo r the fir.1 time in 28 years. Party. a school in a two story brick A Wide Selection!• About 77 million Japanese building which stood where Speaking at a news con· •• are eligible to vote lor the 511 . the Episcopal Church Is on of Watches To terence Frida y prior to a seats in the House of ••• Second A,ve. This school was speech before the 60th annual Representatives, the lower Choose From. •: convention of the Califo rnia's nearly surrounded by a large • house of Japan's parliament . Ca • pond. There were no houses ! ttlemen's Ass ociation , Polls by Tokyo's sl• dally Buy Now While : on this side of Second Ave. : •• newspapers predict lhe Rea ga n said the part y . downriver to · Locust St. at ! ruling Liberal Democratic chairman shou ld be a this time, so the playground : . Selection Is Good • "technician," as was Ray Party will Win from 244 to 268 Bliss exlellded to Locust St. The • ••• of Ohio. seats. teachers were ~rs . Nash, : • Mrs. '·; Miss Bradbury, ••• Bushnell , Miss Vand en, : • Luther Shepa rd and . Mr. ! ••• :~ , 'I ;~: Jackson. : •• 404 SECONO AVENUE• • .._,..., Miss Rebecca Gould, a •' !)\ ·,j • sister of the Rev. W. R. .J'loMBioA ,.IIMEAIC'-N G.EM SOCiETY Gould , also offered a select '0 By Bob Hoefli ch (!(\ school for girls only during the same period. ,. , .•• j .,' Carols bad for people alone over holidays ' · ~A-TheSunllay Times.Sentinel,Sunday, Dec. 5,1976 queotlon. Charlet Welke, a 111tlve of Germ1ny emigrated to G1UlpoU.. He volunteered for duty durfDc the ClvU War. At the end of the war be wu a guard over the captured Southern President, Jefferoon Davil!. THIS IS THE WAY IT WAS FARML'ANDS INVADED " CUUACAN, MeiJco (UP!) - Truck· loads of landless peasants flyln£ the Mexican flag poured into rural farmlands Saturday, paralyzing work on more than 100,000 aeri'S and ruining crops of polatoes, wheat and tomatoes. The inva sion presented new President Jose Lopez Portillo a major crisis after only four days in office over land distribution In Mexico's rich pacific northwest. ••• SHOES BY FINANCIER FREE.fLEX Brow n Smoo ih Buffalo Calf. Leather line d. Rubber heel , Sueded Lea ther out sole . '43.95 STETSON HATS THE WHIPPET Center Dent, standard weight, 2" brim wl lh bound edge. In black , olive, tan, LAYAWAYS INVITED TOURISTS CAUGHT PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UP!) - A 35-pound bobcat climbed a pole and shorted out a 33,000-volr power line to the aerial tram, laving 88 tour· ists stranded atop ~6· fool Mt. San Jacinto. ce the diesel engines Were activated, we bad limlted P.wer and started brlnBina the .people down ," said tram operations manager Paul Tarr. , OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9:30 TIL 8 P.M. SHOP-A-llAMA TICKETS . BANKAMERICARD · MASTER CHARGE WELCOME ' ., gr ~y . �PRICES IN EFFECT PRICES · IN EFFECT SUNDAY AND . MONDAY ECEMBER 5 & 6 ONLY SUNDAY AND MONDAY .ECEMBER 5 & 6 ONLY WHILE QUANTITIES LAST • WHILE QUANTITIES LAST • Li~IT REMIER 6 QTS, a UPRIGHT ACUUM CLEANER ,, ~ $47 MANni PROPANE . MOTOR OIL LANTERN 49~ ..•. ...... HECK'S REG. $3.99 GAL. -H $1566 QT. HECK'S REG. 62' QT. . 99 CALGON BATH OIL , HECK'S REG. $57.96 ~~¥11 FOG LIGHT CHROME PLATED BEADS CLEAR OR AMBER Comes with free Decan tor ·79c. SUNBEAM STAND MIXER $4~! 40Z. DEVD.'SPOTION AfTER SHAVE HECK'S REG. . SJ69 $1.18 HECK'SREG. $2.19 COSMETIC DEPT. '10 HKK 'S RK. - - $10." ' 8'29 $744 AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. HECK'S REG. $14.99 • HECK'S REG. $2 .64 '-.__ ___ .. 488 1 mu iOo 0.. Ofl , ..,,,;, ~onuoulolo •<•tl ''" •.nto ~~~~ <01• '"'"P'"trnt r\1 Podo>l<ll f>O<.<I,oo " "' i•loc '"''" ,.1rh llaool o"t<~>ll•o n $ ·188 . HECKS REG . $2.27 BOX $PORTS SANDER .,.,..,_ 10,000 O'M. ,, .. ~lido tor-• ~~~ lor >UdoftQ olor>g "'<ii<ol ,.,,~,;,,..,, lo Oo..blo fn>ulnlod •o f"'oiKI ogolnll olocii~C; ..,on , '"'''' g.fl<l _ , SLINKY Here i\ the !!retch toy that ho ! b~ e n !omou~ witk c hi l dr~n all ove r the wo rld for yeon. li stretches , ~nop s bock - will ac tvolly walk down Except Compound Bows '/l :san SWAT ROCKWELL PLAY SET CORDLESS DRILL i --· Norforms· FEMINNE OEOOCftANT Sl..f'POSITOAIE S .. ~ O iio( oo l de l u ~ e S W.A.I. A ~ t CI>aty Ploy Set indudt1 1 38 clicker piltol, ' houl dc r. h c l ~ te1 & $lr op , ha nd · <:ulh , ol eyl, tlo~ • tt tl, pOlice cup , 1 0 "' ~ 14 " pottel , od['utt{lble bil)o· cula •t, bodge, wol ie- ta l ~ fe and hoo,- ·vp wire . (Omp l ~ l ~l, >• II IOII!fllt' •d p~~ol nn •o•d ""<lo.J Nd r Hal """"' ,,., ,~ ..., 10" 1-e '" h.:t•!l< d ll"<l•• · ..,~., • ' tlmn 'P I' lon·~· ' 'l j," f l v< l 0 !<«0 !;on"' h"ll"' hcolr """ ~"' ' ~oal 11., <C I·>I<J" I ' "'"'"'U Rrd""ll'' ' "'" ''" rl"i• ·<l ~ " ' " I I)~ ool!u\1' ,1.,'\1" Ul loll• d $15 $499 88 HECK'SREG. $6.49 76·'27 c . SUNBEAM . 3·SP£ED . MIXER St<oonOm• J "'''"9 ~ ~- _.....;-....:__ '---....:.....) SKINNY DIP . SYLVANIA STIAWIERRT TWINS FLASH BAR lo•9• 1,11 "" ' liM•••' I«' ~' NORFORMS 2PLACE 99c .. HICKS REG. $3.39 '""'''"'''"" Th-b· l •j>3 Lj>O od \QO $188 <KJio!T'UIIcull 7 ooleu"=i O.orm !!..!. obi• S.nboo~~> ""'lo• H"n111 r <oljy on well ot cobo r>et Wh,,. o• ,.,~., Oo <b" "' '~ IOf>!<~•""v """ l o n.-,~ 1 M ,.M0\10 1 M"•l qool•tr SEAWAY $229 boo•t" ~cd..:o 1><11!1 "'"'" on " col ond 011, 01! , ..,,.h 12 COUNT /JOT. HECK'S REG. $1.49 HECK'S REG . $2.39 '"" 3-11 / 12 . ASSORTED SUNFLOWER SEED HECK'S REG. 99' 68( Its Iorge th ree-quart capacity makes it idea l lor family use. Fast-cycle $11 66 heating pops corn in a snap . co~ boi l h ot water in ju~t Small Fry . om nurc1 with t~ iJ 24 o z. Hor Por, IT i1 ped(;!( t lor in11on1 drin k1, 1oup1, o~d loods T~ey ore mode oi ol ul"llinum ond ~orne wr lh m ~or ted enomeled co l or~ . Eac h co me w1 th electric cord and has in\VIo tcd bmc ond ho ndlc. ldeol ho me, olloce, dorms, or lro ~ el . l o~ $]49 NDIISEWAIE DE1T. GRIDDLE .$988 HECK'S REG. $3.99 . . ~~GE $799 JEWElRY DE/IT. REG. · $15.99 HECK ' S $11 $18 ZEBCO SPIN CAST REEL 99 Sl~ir~ltn IINI lll'"''"""dd , ftl tdlo ~ ... do'Wd lo • '"'~~"'· · "'""CO" l ~mll '""""' h....,• onro••-•• "'~~ ilo b<lo Sog 15 ,rio 10 c""''"'"' . · HECK'S REG. $3.99 HECK'S REG . S24.96 . $299 200%. . . " I' • Comes with ho mp~r , tlm.Je holder ond waste bas· kef. $1299 • HECK'S REG. $19.99 '. HOI/SEWAII DEPT. SPRAY FOAM RUG CLEANER IAUNDIIY SoiL REMOVER $166 SJ19 HECK'S REG, $2.19 1101/SEWARE DOT. JEWELRY DEPT. JEWB.IY DEPT. ..BATHROOM ENSEMBLE SHOOT HKK'UIG S1 .53 . HECK'S REG. '16.96 3 PC. 240Z.GLORY >HOWER $}288 '. HECK'S REG. $4.99 HECK'S REG. $14.88 EACH MIRRORS HOT POT 10 u SS!! JIG SAW COSMETIC DEPT. AWMINUM OR CERAMIC CORN POPPER HAMPERS [!] ' S/IDirs•r. JEWElRY DEPT. MUNSEY " 2 POUND ( _,) HECK ' S REG . $11 .96 •, TOY DE/IT. GUN RACK H:~~·s $244 $3.66 79~~ · TOY HECK'S REG. · . PRICE PROPANE TORCH KIT ~lairs . HECK'S REG. $1 .08 Jl · OFF . $1]99 HECK'S REG. . $12.99 . .' • .;o ho<>dlro lor l)fllli.. oonllol. Ul tiuod HECK'S REG. $16 .88 COSMETIC DEPT. (OSMEr/( DEPT. ALL BOWS AND ARCHERY ACCESSORIES BOX SPOITs DEPT $5.99 •. .~. ·~· ~"'"" o.... ·~~ ,.,, ~· ··~·~~ •u•·d·"'"' lmt "''""r llo<lololu' clu Cnlt' lon01h $14 9" 100 PK. RO.CKWELL HECK'S REG. .... Ull O ), w ~ " I 1I 1( 0 d"" ' u~" ""''"'' ~·t• ~, ,;, 1 o~uloo> le t on <OOI"'W' !.'tO" • • wH <> ~ ~ ~"• ,;,.. { U" "''.. "' httn conrrt,f n 1 I""' '""'r ~'·••>•b 'e Q! dt on• &<oln•>ttd 'o "''>"''" " '~ "' I · 1 I f ull"~~ ·l gO•I ~ OO \~" "' ~' .;p.. no~ thq. o ~,j ~l fQ Sm(>O th :1'•' 1 lnn11 1•1 • •t HARDWARE DEPT. DR WIIIOIE5nR ~~· "'~~\pHd Ol"bo!OI HECK'S REG. 79' COSMiTIC DEPT. s··39aa 22 LONG RIFLE SHELLS TUBE SOCKS 59( HECK'S REG. $1.14 h hl n ~>l '" "t."'IJI Ju1 1 pluo 11 '" nnd p ull tho • '" Yit'' ' No gm and oJI Io 1111~ ~"' Pill powco~:d dy n<1111oml ly hnlbo•\ od ~liP moll,! I I (1"'1'~ 120 VA(_, .':1 ~00 II PM 1\ u,lr '" J <ll . capwtoy ll l(ltll1dl Dol<'o wolh Uol.lt!~o· l md1o oto o I yu oppfd W1lh 10 '" ~'\lOll and durabl e mold· ed bottom. ALKA SELTZER . . GIFT SET 2 on~ CHAIN SAW HECK'SREG. $57.88 25 COUNT . 40Z. RANGO AFTER SHAVE AND COLOGNE ................·~\"'' 10" ELECTRIC Th ri fty 7 inch round top model of long wearing \linyi with Iorge zippered clothing po~ket , podded 4WAY $J99 ~ WEN ·GOLF BAG ~l ing . tC"l'' "'blt• guod•· hu• 1111d IIH\(Q duwl f h cuil SPORrS DEPT. 15CC 99 . ~ ' JEWELRY DEPT. SHRn r:' ~ ! -=·=T.----~~~--~ AJAY HECK'S REG. $7.88 EACH NASAL SPRAY - .~ HECK'S REG. '13.99 · $8.99 REG. Pt»n . . llfi'T. fl'~~ I, ,,, .,. ,~ilL,...~ COLEMAN TEFLON GRIDDLE HECK'S HECK'S REG. $19.99 AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. 2 only .FOOTBALL, PUMP&TEE $566KIT ~ IOUILE PENNZOIL 10W30 COLOR, HAR VEST GOLD WITH WHITE ACC ENTS, BEATER BAR AN D BRUSH , 4 '' QT. CAPACITY BAG. VINY L OUT ER BAG WITH ZIPPER , 4 POSIT ION CARPET SElECTO R, SUCTIO N CONTROL RE GULA TOR, VINYL BUM PER , 3 POS ITION HANDLE . AMF VOlT" COLEMAN /z" x 1500" 1 THRI.FTAPE HECK'S . REG. S6• 39c �PRICES IN EFFECT PRICES · IN EFFECT SUNDAY AND . MONDAY ECEMBER 5 & 6 ONLY SUNDAY AND MONDAY .ECEMBER 5 & 6 ONLY WHILE QUANTITIES LAST • WHILE QUANTITIES LAST • Li~IT REMIER 6 QTS, a UPRIGHT ACUUM CLEANER ,, ~ $47 MANni PROPANE . MOTOR OIL LANTERN 49~ ..•. ...... HECK'S REG. $3.99 GAL. -H $1566 QT. HECK'S REG. 62' QT. . 99 CALGON BATH OIL , HECK'S REG. $57.96 ~~¥11 FOG LIGHT CHROME PLATED BEADS CLEAR OR AMBER Comes with free Decan tor ·79c. SUNBEAM STAND MIXER $4~! 40Z. DEVD.'SPOTION AfTER SHAVE HECK'S REG. . SJ69 $1.18 HECK'SREG. $2.19 COSMETIC DEPT. '10 HKK 'S RK. - - $10." ' 8'29 $744 AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. HECK'S REG. $14.99 • HECK'S REG. $2 .64 '-.__ ___ .. 488 1 mu iOo 0.. Ofl , ..,,,;, ~onuoulolo •<•tl ''" •.nto ~~~~ <01• '"'"P'"trnt r\1 Podo>l<ll f>O<.<I,oo " "' i•loc '"''" ,.1rh llaool o"t<~>ll•o n $ ·188 . HECKS REG . $2.27 BOX $PORTS SANDER .,.,..,_ 10,000 O'M. ,, .. ~lido tor-• ~~~ lor >UdoftQ olor>g "'<ii<ol ,.,,~,;,,..,, lo Oo..blo fn>ulnlod •o f"'oiKI ogolnll olocii~C; ..,on , '"'''' g.fl<l _ , SLINKY Here i\ the !!retch toy that ho ! b~ e n !omou~ witk c hi l dr~n all ove r the wo rld for yeon. li stretches , ~nop s bock - will ac tvolly walk down Except Compound Bows '/l :san SWAT ROCKWELL PLAY SET CORDLESS DRILL i --· Norforms· FEMINNE OEOOCftANT Sl..f'POSITOAIE S .. ~ O iio( oo l de l u ~ e S W.A.I. A ~ t CI>aty Ploy Set indudt1 1 38 clicker piltol, ' houl dc r. h c l ~ te1 & $lr op , ha nd · <:ulh , ol eyl, tlo~ • tt tl, pOlice cup , 1 0 "' ~ 14 " pottel , od['utt{lble bil)o· cula •t, bodge, wol ie- ta l ~ fe and hoo,- ·vp wire . (Omp l ~ l ~l, >• II IOII!fllt' •d p~~ol nn •o•d ""<lo.J Nd r Hal """"' ,,., ,~ ..., 10" 1-e '" h.:t•!l< d ll"<l•• · ..,~., • ' tlmn 'P I' lon·~· ' 'l j," f l v< l 0 !<«0 !;on"' h"ll"' hcolr """ ~"' ' ~oal 11., <C I·>I<J" I ' "'"'"'U Rrd""ll'' ' "'" ''" rl"i• ·<l ~ " ' " I I)~ ool!u\1' ,1.,'\1" Ul loll• d $15 $499 88 HECK'SREG. $6.49 76·'27 c . SUNBEAM . 3·SP£ED . MIXER St<oonOm• J "'''"9 ~ ~- _.....;-....:__ '---....:.....) SKINNY DIP . SYLVANIA STIAWIERRT TWINS FLASH BAR lo•9• 1,11 "" ' liM•••' I«' ~' NORFORMS 2PLACE 99c .. HICKS REG. $3.39 '""'''"'''"" Th-b· l •j>3 Lj>O od \QO $188 <KJio!T'UIIcull 7 ooleu"=i O.orm !!..!. obi• S.nboo~~> ""'lo• H"n111 r <oljy on well ot cobo r>et Wh,,. o• ,.,~., Oo <b" "' '~ IOf>!<~•""v """ l o n.-,~ 1 M ,.M0\10 1 M"•l qool•tr SEAWAY $229 boo•t" ~cd..:o 1><11!1 "'"'" on " col ond 011, 01! , ..,,.h 12 COUNT /JOT. HECK'S REG. $1.49 HECK'S REG . $2.39 '"" 3-11 / 12 . ASSORTED SUNFLOWER SEED HECK'S REG. 99' 68( Its Iorge th ree-quart capacity makes it idea l lor family use. Fast-cycle $11 66 heating pops corn in a snap . co~ boi l h ot water in ju~t Small Fry . om nurc1 with t~ iJ 24 o z. Hor Por, IT i1 ped(;!( t lor in11on1 drin k1, 1oup1, o~d loods T~ey ore mode oi ol ul"llinum ond ~orne wr lh m ~or ted enomeled co l or~ . Eac h co me w1 th electric cord and has in\VIo tcd bmc ond ho ndlc. ldeol ho me, olloce, dorms, or lro ~ el . l o~ $]49 NDIISEWAIE DE1T. GRIDDLE .$988 HECK'S REG. $3.99 . . ~~GE $799 JEWElRY DE/IT. REG. · $15.99 HECK ' S $11 $18 ZEBCO SPIN CAST REEL 99 Sl~ir~ltn IINI lll'"''"""dd , ftl tdlo ~ ... do'Wd lo • '"'~~"'· · "'""CO" l ~mll '""""' h....,• onro••-•• "'~~ ilo b<lo Sog 15 ,rio 10 c""''"'"' . · HECK'S REG. $3.99 HECK'S REG . S24.96 . $299 200%. . . " I' • Comes with ho mp~r , tlm.Je holder ond waste bas· kef. $1299 • HECK'S REG. $19.99 '. HOI/SEWAII DEPT. SPRAY FOAM RUG CLEANER IAUNDIIY SoiL REMOVER $166 SJ19 HECK'S REG, $2.19 1101/SEWARE DOT. JEWELRY DEPT. JEWB.IY DEPT. ..BATHROOM ENSEMBLE SHOOT HKK'UIG S1 .53 . HECK'S REG. '16.96 3 PC. 240Z.GLORY >HOWER $}288 '. HECK'S REG. $4.99 HECK'S REG. $14.88 EACH MIRRORS HOT POT 10 u SS!! JIG SAW COSMETIC DEPT. AWMINUM OR CERAMIC CORN POPPER HAMPERS [!] ' S/IDirs•r. JEWElRY DEPT. MUNSEY " 2 POUND ( _,) HECK ' S REG . $11 .96 •, TOY DE/IT. GUN RACK H:~~·s $244 $3.66 79~~ · TOY HECK'S REG. · . PRICE PROPANE TORCH KIT ~lairs . HECK'S REG. $1 .08 Jl · OFF . $1]99 HECK'S REG. . $12.99 . .' • .;o ho<>dlro lor l)fllli.. oonllol. Ul tiuod HECK'S REG. $16 .88 COSMETIC DEPT. (OSMEr/( DEPT. ALL BOWS AND ARCHERY ACCESSORIES BOX SPOITs DEPT $5.99 •. .~. ·~· ~"'"" o.... ·~~ ,.,, ~· ··~·~~ •u•·d·"'"' lmt "''""r llo<lololu' clu Cnlt' lon01h $14 9" 100 PK. RO.CKWELL HECK'S REG. .... Ull O ), w ~ " I 1I 1( 0 d"" ' u~" ""''"'' ~·t• ~, ,;, 1 o~uloo> le t on <OOI"'W' !.'tO" • • wH <> ~ ~ ~"• ,;,.. { U" "''.. "' httn conrrt,f n 1 I""' '""'r ~'·••>•b 'e Q! dt on• &<oln•>ttd 'o "''>"''" " '~ "' I · 1 I f ull"~~ ·l gO•I ~ OO \~" "' ~' .;p.. no~ thq. o ~,j ~l fQ Sm(>O th :1'•' 1 lnn11 1•1 • •t HARDWARE DEPT. DR WIIIOIE5nR ~~· "'~~\pHd Ol"bo!OI HECK'S REG. 79' COSMiTIC DEPT. s··39aa 22 LONG RIFLE SHELLS TUBE SOCKS 59( HECK'S REG. $1.14 h hl n ~>l '" "t."'IJI Ju1 1 pluo 11 '" nnd p ull tho • '" Yit'' ' No gm and oJI Io 1111~ ~"' Pill powco~:d dy n<1111oml ly hnlbo•\ od ~liP moll,! I I (1"'1'~ 120 VA(_, .':1 ~00 II PM 1\ u,lr '" J <ll . capwtoy ll l(ltll1dl Dol<'o wolh Uol.lt!~o· l md1o oto o I yu oppfd W1lh 10 '" ~'\lOll and durabl e mold· ed bottom. ALKA SELTZER . . GIFT SET 2 on~ CHAIN SAW HECK'SREG. $57.88 25 COUNT . 40Z. RANGO AFTER SHAVE AND COLOGNE ................·~\"'' 10" ELECTRIC Th ri fty 7 inch round top model of long wearing \linyi with Iorge zippered clothing po~ket , podded 4WAY $J99 ~ WEN ·GOLF BAG ~l ing . tC"l'' "'blt• guod•· hu• 1111d IIH\(Q duwl f h cuil SPORrS DEPT. 15CC 99 . ~ ' JEWELRY DEPT. SHRn r:' ~ ! -=·=T.----~~~--~ AJAY HECK'S REG. $7.88 EACH NASAL SPRAY - .~ HECK'S REG. '13.99 · $8.99 REG. Pt»n . . llfi'T. fl'~~ I, ,,, .,. ,~ilL,...~ COLEMAN TEFLON GRIDDLE HECK'S HECK'S REG. $19.99 AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. 2 only .FOOTBALL, PUMP&TEE $566KIT ~ IOUILE PENNZOIL 10W30 COLOR, HAR VEST GOLD WITH WHITE ACC ENTS, BEATER BAR AN D BRUSH , 4 '' QT. CAPACITY BAG. VINY L OUT ER BAG WITH ZIPPER , 4 POSIT ION CARPET SElECTO R, SUCTIO N CONTROL RE GULA TOR, VINYL BUM PER , 3 POS ITION HANDLE . AMF VOlT" COLEMAN /z" x 1500" 1 THRI.FTAPE HECK'S . REG. S6• 39c �r • &-A- The Times-Sentinel, SWJday, Dec. 5, 19'16 7·A-lbe Sundav Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Dec. 5. 1976 ------------ Mrs. Plwnmer cit~ 1 ! Area Deaths by state officials IN 11IE SD..VER BRIQGE Open Sunday'· 1 to 6P.M. Always Plenty of Free Parking At the Plaza . SAVE NEW SHIPMENT LUXUIIIOUS CRUSHED VD.V£T BEDSPREADS MR. COFFEE FILTERS 100 Regular $22.00 OVER TO 100 TO CHOOSE FROM .Off . .SPECIAl. CHRISTMAS SALE WOR·KSHOES by Endicott Johnson Buy Her Gifts From the Store Where She Shops. SPLIT COWHIDE ..•' . JACKETS $1797 • '. r' ,.,.' :: '; .,..,.,u, S BRAND DENIM SKIRTS MEN'S SIZES: S, M, l , & XL 6 Inch Boot Reg. $21 .99 Reg. Sl2 to 16 NOW Regular 180.00 ,. PANT SUITS ·' '' ' : ,. ,. ,. -· Regular $14 .00 NOW Regular '78.00 •' ,. .,.'' '•' POLYESTER PRINT S39'~ NOW BLOUSES ~~w $18.oo ' , 900 t. :f' Polyester & cotton ,, •'•' DAYTIME DRESSES ,.,.,. I' •' Sizes : 7 to 12 D & EE widths -..~·-~~~~~·t•··-~·~·~~-~~·~·~ Reg . $14.00 •• If NEW SHIPMENT OF MEN'S BLUE DENIM Sizes : 29 to 42 MEN'S • 20% to 33%% OFF · LADIES' DRESSES 20% OFF . PAINTER JEANS •a.oo The famous support bras, fi.r m control girdles and All -ln,Ones that are comfortable for hours. '9.00 large Group of . BEAUTIFUL FLOOR LENGTH ·I 'I ' ' J ' I' I I ! r f I j iI J I I I I I ,, QUILTED. ROBES REGUlAR '18.00 NOW $}188 Sizes : 10 to 18 Beautiful Pastel colors. FRE!: GIFT WRAPPING '·· MEN LEATHER LIKE PILE LINED P.V.C. JACKETS· Reg . $35.00 XL . ' . FAMOUS BRAND . ~!~~~~~~~o !~ ~!~. 5 1999 •24 9t &, S3499 ~a!!!Yr!~ SHIRTS'A REGULARLY 110.00 3 NOW BEAUTIFUL '20.00 $}399 Moslly off-white color ON SALE 95 WOVEN BEDSPREADS • REGUlAR p= JEC,...E-VE-STE_D_ 3 = . -- = SUITS. ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN 'S Reg . $12.00 to $20.00 · l'k t-ull Size Only Sizes: 38 to 46 In Regular & Longs Beautiful patterns and solid colors. drandparents , ·Mr . and Mrs. Lawrence (Li llia n Irene ) Unr'>e, Cr own City. ,Graveside services will be -~~ . · · , · . nr $ mas TAWNEY' S \.\ 1ft. .- ,. ·.: •• \ ~- Plummer, executive director of the 648 Board, lor your devoted service and limitless contributions to the public welfare which merited your receipt of the Eddie Davis award. GALUPOUS - A backfire ·'You are, indeed, a in the carburetor was blamed ' remarkable individual · combining concern and for a $40 fire Frtday In a 1967 commitment wilh selfless Ford owned by Shirley Bu.sh, initiative to become a 205 Kelton Rd. Eight from · the dynamic force in the local volunteers area . With admirable Gallipolis Fire Department dedicalioii, you have directed responded. Fire fighters were called at yourself toward meaningful I: 12 p.m. to the Robbins and involvement in improving Myers - Plant on Bob Mc. vital healtt) services. C<>nnick Rd. but there was go ''Your accomplishments fire. A water pipe bu~ have earned you the esteem cauSing the alarm to sound. of all those with whom you ~ . ~··11 ., ~~-.~ '"'.:. ~ ~ ·.~ .• ~ ••~/'/. ' £' ~ ..... " ::::=:-: · .' ~ .::· , .....~ · ~ ~ .· ' /.'''II'\.-·'. '•.. • 1 ,1};, , • •• • Shop for these and many other fine ·1iftS. ' · f~ • Rlna•- any kind ' • Dilllll watchn • P0C ket WItChII ei.D.- 8racelets ~. . JP, P. J ·,: f. • Salid IOid neck chains e ReDIIO!IS Jewelry • OVIr 200 pain of pierced earrfn"S ,..,Ifill • ...., • e M•'s ltwelry . ·e Rfn •111 ",_""~'•• -. ~""'·.,. e Louse dla.monds 424_ S~OO.ND ~VE. R~v ­ Unroe officia t ing . CLAUDE VANCE VI NTON - Claude Vance·, 64, a resident of Rt.2. VInton died at two greer.grandchlldrM . and two slstt>rs, Mrs . louise Fox, Po:Vk~rsburg . and Miss Nina Humphre( , Ctev~land . Funera services wlll be from the Spencer Funeral Home In Belpre Monday at 1 p.m. with the This is the most • · tmportant announcement OhioValley Bank has made in regard to . .. your retirement funds! Rev . Guy LOWther in charge, and bur ial will be In Sunset Memorv G ~ rden s , Parke[ sbu rg . 9 a.mc ' Fr iday at Frtends ma y cal l at the Pleasan1 Valley Hospital. Born JU11e 4, 1912 in Free- funeral home efter 4 p rn · · burn, Ky . to the late John a'nd Sunday. Amanda Blackburn Vance, he Blngnam· Aug.married 10, 1973 Elsie in Jac~son . Shesurvivesa iOngwlthtwo sons and tour daughters by a form er marriage, Claude Jr ., Toledo; Bill, Monroe, M~ c h .; John M. Parry, age 92 , died at 1 a .m. Saturda_y at th e Oak Hill Hospita l after a brief Illness . VInton ; one sist er , Mr s. Addie Ingraham. Prlchar.d , W. Va .; five brothers, Lan. don. Freeburn, Ky .; John, Rt 2 Vinton ; Homer and Bla ine , both of Bidwe l l Route 1, and Sid , Vln·ton Route 2. Two sister s, two brothers and one son preceded him In death. Funeral services wi ll be 1 p.m . Monday c, t McCOy · Tom Parry of Columbus, and Will iam Parry of Patr iot R1 ., and a sister , Mrs. Kathryn Jones, Athens, OhiO' He is surviv~d by one sister, Mrs. Lul u Morga n of Oak Hill.- one nephew, Tom Parry of Athens, and three ni eces, Miss Wini fred Jones. Athens : Mr s. Mary K Klipfel. Columbus, and Mrs: Moore Fune ral Home with Anna Louise Shato, Patriot Rt . Mr . Parry was a retir ed • JOHN M. PARRY OAK HILL - Mrs. Bil ly I ~eatricel Sifford , He was born Dec. 30, IS83, the Toledo; . Mary Lou, Rf. 2. son ol Willi om and Elizabeth Vinton ; Mrs. leroy !Brenda! !S mith ) Parry . He wes Gibson . Columbus and Mrs .. preceded In death by - his Bill (Evelyn ! Lee, Rt. 2, pa rents and two brot~ers, buria l In Vlnfon Memorial Par~ . F(iends may call al the funeral home Sunday ftom 2 to . and 7 to 9 p.m. WALTER HUMPHREY COOLV ILLE ~ Walt er Humphrey, age. 62, Coolvil le Rt. 2, died at Holzer Medica l Center Friday af 6 a.m. en· ding a .brief illness. Born in Wood County, W. Va .. the son of the lafe Mr . I fa r mer who res ided in Easl Oak Hill , Ohio the pa$f 30 EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY yeFars. uneral services wil l be held af,l p.m. Mboday at fhe Kuhner-lewis Funeral Home where Rev . James A: Hanna will conduct services. Burial will follow in · Emory Cemefery near Cenfer pol nf. Pay Quarterly Compounded TAX SHELTERED and Mrs . Charles Humphrey, ', T'ftA'WNEY'S· JEWELERS. DOWNTOWN POINT PL_ E_ ASANT ,.STORES ARE OPEN f~ GALLIPOLIS, OHIO . ....., . , .,.,.• ,. ,...,..., . •.•· 2 "'!!' "'!!' f !Ill& he spenf the greah!t part of his life area a farm Coolville . er In fhe He was preceded In death by his wife, Glada Haynes HARVEY. BAILEY REEDSVI LLE - Funeral Humphrey in 196.4, and · two services are to~ he ld toda y a t 1 p.m. at th e Whi te Funeral brofhers. He is survived by ·three Hom e in,age,97, Coolville for Harveyly Ba iley whodipdear Mrs . Anna Cremeans, Rt. 'J Coolvi ll e; 10 grandchildren ; the late Ri ley and Phoebe Full Bailey . He was a tar mer i!~~:<![~~:~;~5JJ~~~;~ ~~~r~~~~~::~:~:::!: "''D''I7''!7''17'1:r~!P• :1' •·'11~1l~!l'2:f'lf'!lr'Jr'V' '"'I''IJ'U'D"TIIIt ro; r-: • Join the Gold Rush In thfs designed for you sweetheart pump, so smartly styledyou,' ll be the envy of all gold lovers. Black . .. all areahis . life in th e Reedsvi lle He is survived by a son, Henry R.. of Sunbury; t wo grandchildren , Larry Bailey , Galena , Ohio . and Mrs . Sandra Cheadle, Johnstown , Ohio ; and f ive · great grandchi ldren , Miche le, Mil ly and Joshua Cheadle, and Gidget and Denv er Bailey . .. His· wife. Ella Holsinger 1966. Also preced ing him in death wer e th ree sist ers and twO brother s. The Re v. Eld on Blake will conduct services. Burial will in Reed sv il le f ollow . Cemetery . Fr iends ry1ay ca ll at the h,meral hom e any ti me. · Bailey , died in SUNDAYS TO - .. •• • P.M. •. " ... ~ - • " .FOR YOUR 'SHOPPING CONVENIENCE~ • • ~ .FREE ·PARKING Interest on ALL INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS ori Deposit ~~OhioValley Bank Paid from Day of Deposit until Day of Withdrawal!. 6 to 9 ..-JII... ONDAY, DEC. 6 Hocf.ing eowt ~...II!M~E~N'~S~TU"!"BE~•~ appointments are announced HECK'S 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. HARDMAN'S 1 to 7 MOORE'S CARTERS MENSWEAR , TOWN PHARMACY SUP.ER VAW 10 a.m. to 8 D.m. p.m. ·Reg. $1.29 72x84 SHOP-A-MIN IT SHOP DOWNTOWN POINT PLEASANT . JOIN OUR GIFT·A·RAMA FIRST Gin . ' G. C. MURPHY CO. 12:30 to 6 TRI-COUNTY SPORTS SHOP McCARTY'S MUSIC AND GUNS COUNTY SEAT LTD. MURPHY FABRIC CENTER RARDIN'S SHOE CENTER BAUER'S SOUND SHOP .STIFFLER'S FAMILY SHOES, ETC. p.m. &BOYS' BOYS 8 to 20 MEN'S 25 tp 36 '6 99 WINTER COATS BIB OVERALLS $}399 Darrell (Elsie) Shaffer, Ga llipolis , and maternal · ' \ · ·~ ·, \~~ P.M. 8 to 18 nnch Boot Reg . · Richard Scolt ; paternal grandparents, Mr . and Mr!.. '· · · R v JEWEL ·fo· r C' I t We offer our most sincere ci>ngratulations to Maxine S. '9" LADIES SIZES: ' ,''~. $688 Reg. $18 to $20.00 NOW Sruce the Arrangements are under th e d lreet lon of the Willis Funeral Home. he Is survived by a brother, 1~-----------q, Su nday, 1 p.m. at Swan Creek cemetery With . ' POL VESTER KNIT I ,.•• success for all your en· deavors. . "YOU are certainlY to be commended as a unique individual who hu" gained much from Ufe by living it to the fullest. You poaHII an unselfish . nalure that you have wl!Ungly given of yo)lr time, energies and abilities to better the world aroWJd you." ., MEN'S AND WOMEN'S . GENUINE LEATHER :: '. WORK OXFORD ~ ·.. : . $19.99 have worked and have helped to guarani~ a high level of ' Colors: red. off whi te. roya l. avocado. pink, gold. & purple. PONDEROSA r, • to *15'' NOW ONLY •' •• s2o.oo NOW COUNT BOX KEVIN J: SHAFFER GALLIPOLIS - Kevin , Joseph Shaffer, Infant son of 1N. and Mr•. Dorrell !the former Charlotte Unroe l Shaffer, Eureka Star Rt., Gallipolis, dled shortly after birth Friday evening. In addition to his parents. Auto damaged .•REPEAT Of A SELL-OUT Twin Or Full Size POMEROY - Mrs. Maxine Plununer, well known In the Meigs.Gallla area lor her work in mental health, has been commended by the Ohio Senate. The commendation signed by Richard F. Celeste, lieutenant governor, and Oakley C. Collins, senator, 17th district, reads, in part: "On behalf of the members of the Senate of the lllth General Assembly of Ohio, --------------- '1 QQOOO SECOND GIFT THIRD GIFT '30000 •2oooo Tickets available at stores displaying Gift• A· Ram a Signs. · No Purchase ' · SALE . •3" COMFORT TOP LEg: 4 KNEE HI HOSE Reg. 49c .. ! 13 sox SiR·z.e 10~· 2 P '$100 .- lllljlf TOBOGGANS BED PIU.OWS 99' $299 SA ' PR.~ . 99'.:' .DASHIKIS. TOE SOX Reg . $2.49-$2.98 ·~ ..., Sal~ · $133 < $388 · LADIES PlAID POCKET BLOUSES Reg. 59.50 SALE i6.6& RE COLUMBUS (.UP!)~ Gov. James. A. Rhodes Friday appointed Fred A. ' Murray judge of the Hocking CoWJty C<>urt snd Edwin C. Johnston juvenile probate judge of Hocking County Common Pleas Court. · Murray, 67, of Logan, succeeds James E. Stilwell. Johnston, 47, also of Logan, succeeds Rhea B. Brown. Both Slllwell and Brown have resigned effective Dec. 31 . Murray has practiced Jaw , Since !9:« and Is a dlr~r of the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Logan. He is a for· mer ' Hocking County prosecutor and" Logan city solicitor. Johnston hao practiced law since 1956 and is !he former president of the Hocking CoWJty Bar Association. BURGERS GALORE BUNKIE, La. (UP!),- A truck overturned on U.S. 71 durnplhg more than · seve~ tons of frozen hamburgers on the highway. ·p~ said the driver, Willard Smith of Marsh&U, Tex., lao; control on a curve Friday and tlie vehicle overturned several' times . It carried 15,ooo pounds of hamburger patties bound for a chain of last-food restaurants. r NO MINIMUM DEPOSIT \ . . Anyone who is salaried or self-employed and not covered by any o~h e r retirement plan can take advantage of a big tax break. We at Ohio Valley Bank are very pleased and excited to be able to·make this offer to provide for your . retirement security free of finan cial worry . .For full no~obligation details, visit wii OhioValley Bank : ( GalhpoiiS . Oh io Membe1 FDI C FOl,JR GREAT LOCATIONS TO BEITER SERVE YOU! \, ,, �r • &-A- The Times-Sentinel, SWJday, Dec. 5, 19'16 7·A-lbe Sundav Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Dec. 5. 1976 ------------ Mrs. Plwnmer cit~ 1 ! Area Deaths by state officials IN 11IE SD..VER BRIQGE Open Sunday'· 1 to 6P.M. Always Plenty of Free Parking At the Plaza . SAVE NEW SHIPMENT LUXUIIIOUS CRUSHED VD.V£T BEDSPREADS MR. COFFEE FILTERS 100 Regular $22.00 OVER TO 100 TO CHOOSE FROM .Off . .SPECIAl. CHRISTMAS SALE WOR·KSHOES by Endicott Johnson Buy Her Gifts From the Store Where She Shops. SPLIT COWHIDE ..•' . JACKETS $1797 • '. r' ,.,.' :: '; .,..,.,u, S BRAND DENIM SKIRTS MEN'S SIZES: S, M, l , & XL 6 Inch Boot Reg. $21 .99 Reg. Sl2 to 16 NOW Regular 180.00 ,. PANT SUITS ·' '' ' : ,. ,. ,. -· Regular $14 .00 NOW Regular '78.00 •' ,. .,.'' '•' POLYESTER PRINT S39'~ NOW BLOUSES ~~w $18.oo ' , 900 t. :f' Polyester & cotton ,, •'•' DAYTIME DRESSES ,.,.,. I' •' Sizes : 7 to 12 D & EE widths -..~·-~~~~~·t•··-~·~·~~-~~·~·~ Reg . $14.00 •• If NEW SHIPMENT OF MEN'S BLUE DENIM Sizes : 29 to 42 MEN'S • 20% to 33%% OFF · LADIES' DRESSES 20% OFF . PAINTER JEANS •a.oo The famous support bras, fi.r m control girdles and All -ln,Ones that are comfortable for hours. '9.00 large Group of . BEAUTIFUL FLOOR LENGTH ·I 'I ' ' J ' I' I I ! r f I j iI J I I I I I ,, QUILTED. ROBES REGUlAR '18.00 NOW $}188 Sizes : 10 to 18 Beautiful Pastel colors. FRE!: GIFT WRAPPING '·· MEN LEATHER LIKE PILE LINED P.V.C. JACKETS· Reg . $35.00 XL . ' . FAMOUS BRAND . ~!~~~~~~~o !~ ~!~. 5 1999 •24 9t &, S3499 ~a!!!Yr!~ SHIRTS'A REGULARLY 110.00 3 NOW BEAUTIFUL '20.00 $}399 Moslly off-white color ON SALE 95 WOVEN BEDSPREADS • REGUlAR p= JEC,...E-VE-STE_D_ 3 = . -- = SUITS. ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN 'S Reg . $12.00 to $20.00 · l'k t-ull Size Only Sizes: 38 to 46 In Regular & Longs Beautiful patterns and solid colors. drandparents , ·Mr . and Mrs. Lawrence (Li llia n Irene ) Unr'>e, Cr own City. ,Graveside services will be -~~ . · · , · . nr $ mas TAWNEY' S \.\ 1ft. .- ,. ·.: •• \ ~- Plummer, executive director of the 648 Board, lor your devoted service and limitless contributions to the public welfare which merited your receipt of the Eddie Davis award. GALUPOUS - A backfire ·'You are, indeed, a in the carburetor was blamed ' remarkable individual · combining concern and for a $40 fire Frtday In a 1967 commitment wilh selfless Ford owned by Shirley Bu.sh, initiative to become a 205 Kelton Rd. Eight from · the dynamic force in the local volunteers area . With admirable Gallipolis Fire Department dedicalioii, you have directed responded. Fire fighters were called at yourself toward meaningful I: 12 p.m. to the Robbins and involvement in improving Myers - Plant on Bob Mc. vital healtt) services. C<>nnick Rd. but there was go ''Your accomplishments fire. A water pipe bu~ have earned you the esteem cauSing the alarm to sound. of all those with whom you ~ . ~··11 ., ~~-.~ '"'.:. ~ ~ ·.~ .• ~ ••~/'/. ' £' ~ ..... " ::::=:-: · .' ~ .::· , .....~ · ~ ~ .· ' /.'''II'\.-·'. '•.. • 1 ,1};, , • •• • Shop for these and many other fine ·1iftS. ' · f~ • Rlna•- any kind ' • Dilllll watchn • P0C ket WItChII ei.D.- 8racelets ~. . JP, P. J ·,: f. • Salid IOid neck chains e ReDIIO!IS Jewelry • OVIr 200 pain of pierced earrfn"S ,..,Ifill • ...., • e M•'s ltwelry . ·e Rfn •111 ",_""~'•• -. ~""'·.,. e Louse dla.monds 424_ S~OO.ND ~VE. R~v ­ Unroe officia t ing . CLAUDE VANCE VI NTON - Claude Vance·, 64, a resident of Rt.2. VInton died at two greer.grandchlldrM . and two slstt>rs, Mrs . louise Fox, Po:Vk~rsburg . and Miss Nina Humphre( , Ctev~land . Funera services wlll be from the Spencer Funeral Home In Belpre Monday at 1 p.m. with the This is the most • · tmportant announcement OhioValley Bank has made in regard to . .. your retirement funds! Rev . Guy LOWther in charge, and bur ial will be In Sunset Memorv G ~ rden s , Parke[ sbu rg . 9 a.mc ' Fr iday at Frtends ma y cal l at the Pleasan1 Valley Hospital. Born JU11e 4, 1912 in Free- funeral home efter 4 p rn · · burn, Ky . to the late John a'nd Sunday. Amanda Blackburn Vance, he Blngnam· Aug.married 10, 1973 Elsie in Jac~son . Shesurvivesa iOngwlthtwo sons and tour daughters by a form er marriage, Claude Jr ., Toledo; Bill, Monroe, M~ c h .; John M. Parry, age 92 , died at 1 a .m. Saturda_y at th e Oak Hill Hospita l after a brief Illness . VInton ; one sist er , Mr s. Addie Ingraham. Prlchar.d , W. Va .; five brothers, Lan. don. Freeburn, Ky .; John, Rt 2 Vinton ; Homer and Bla ine , both of Bidwe l l Route 1, and Sid , Vln·ton Route 2. Two sister s, two brothers and one son preceded him In death. Funeral services wi ll be 1 p.m . Monday c, t McCOy · Tom Parry of Columbus, and Will iam Parry of Patr iot R1 ., and a sister , Mrs. Kathryn Jones, Athens, OhiO' He is surviv~d by one sister, Mrs. Lul u Morga n of Oak Hill.- one nephew, Tom Parry of Athens, and three ni eces, Miss Wini fred Jones. Athens : Mr s. Mary K Klipfel. Columbus, and Mrs: Moore Fune ral Home with Anna Louise Shato, Patriot Rt . Mr . Parry was a retir ed • JOHN M. PARRY OAK HILL - Mrs. Bil ly I ~eatricel Sifford , He was born Dec. 30, IS83, the Toledo; . Mary Lou, Rf. 2. son ol Willi om and Elizabeth Vinton ; Mrs. leroy !Brenda! !S mith ) Parry . He wes Gibson . Columbus and Mrs .. preceded In death by - his Bill (Evelyn ! Lee, Rt. 2, pa rents and two brot~ers, buria l In Vlnfon Memorial Par~ . F(iends may call al the funeral home Sunday ftom 2 to . and 7 to 9 p.m. WALTER HUMPHREY COOLV ILLE ~ Walt er Humphrey, age. 62, Coolvil le Rt. 2, died at Holzer Medica l Center Friday af 6 a.m. en· ding a .brief illness. Born in Wood County, W. Va .. the son of the lafe Mr . I fa r mer who res ided in Easl Oak Hill , Ohio the pa$f 30 EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY yeFars. uneral services wil l be held af,l p.m. Mboday at fhe Kuhner-lewis Funeral Home where Rev . James A: Hanna will conduct services. Burial will follow in · Emory Cemefery near Cenfer pol nf. Pay Quarterly Compounded TAX SHELTERED and Mrs . Charles Humphrey, ', T'ftA'WNEY'S· JEWELERS. DOWNTOWN POINT PL_ E_ ASANT ,.STORES ARE OPEN f~ GALLIPOLIS, OHIO . ....., . , .,.,.• ,. ,...,..., . •.•· 2 "'!!' "'!!' f !Ill& he spenf the greah!t part of his life area a farm Coolville . er In fhe He was preceded In death by his wife, Glada Haynes HARVEY. BAILEY REEDSVI LLE - Funeral Humphrey in 196.4, and · two services are to~ he ld toda y a t 1 p.m. at th e Whi te Funeral brofhers. He is survived by ·three Hom e in,age,97, Coolville for Harveyly Ba iley whodipdear Mrs . Anna Cremeans, Rt. 'J Coolvi ll e; 10 grandchildren ; the late Ri ley and Phoebe Full Bailey . He was a tar mer i!~~:<![~~:~;~5JJ~~~;~ ~~~r~~~~~::~:~:::!: "''D''I7''!7''17'1:r~!P• :1' •·'11~1l~!l'2:f'lf'!lr'Jr'V' '"'I''IJ'U'D"TIIIt ro; r-: • Join the Gold Rush In thfs designed for you sweetheart pump, so smartly styledyou,' ll be the envy of all gold lovers. Black . .. all areahis . life in th e Reedsvi lle He is survived by a son, Henry R.. of Sunbury; t wo grandchildren , Larry Bailey , Galena , Ohio . and Mrs . Sandra Cheadle, Johnstown , Ohio ; and f ive · great grandchi ldren , Miche le, Mil ly and Joshua Cheadle, and Gidget and Denv er Bailey . .. His· wife. Ella Holsinger 1966. Also preced ing him in death wer e th ree sist ers and twO brother s. The Re v. Eld on Blake will conduct services. Burial will in Reed sv il le f ollow . Cemetery . Fr iends ry1ay ca ll at the h,meral hom e any ti me. · Bailey , died in SUNDAYS TO - .. •• • P.M. •. " ... ~ - • " .FOR YOUR 'SHOPPING CONVENIENCE~ • • ~ .FREE ·PARKING Interest on ALL INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS ori Deposit ~~OhioValley Bank Paid from Day of Deposit until Day of Withdrawal!. 6 to 9 ..-JII... ONDAY, DEC. 6 Hocf.ing eowt ~...II!M~E~N'~S~TU"!"BE~•~ appointments are announced HECK'S 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. HARDMAN'S 1 to 7 MOORE'S CARTERS MENSWEAR , TOWN PHARMACY SUP.ER VAW 10 a.m. to 8 D.m. p.m. ·Reg. $1.29 72x84 SHOP-A-MIN IT SHOP DOWNTOWN POINT PLEASANT . JOIN OUR GIFT·A·RAMA FIRST Gin . ' G. C. MURPHY CO. 12:30 to 6 TRI-COUNTY SPORTS SHOP McCARTY'S MUSIC AND GUNS COUNTY SEAT LTD. MURPHY FABRIC CENTER RARDIN'S SHOE CENTER BAUER'S SOUND SHOP .STIFFLER'S FAMILY SHOES, ETC. p.m. &BOYS' BOYS 8 to 20 MEN'S 25 tp 36 '6 99 WINTER COATS BIB OVERALLS $}399 Darrell (Elsie) Shaffer, Ga llipolis , and maternal · ' \ · ·~ ·, \~~ P.M. 8 to 18 nnch Boot Reg . · Richard Scolt ; paternal grandparents, Mr . and Mr!.. '· · · R v JEWEL ·fo· r C' I t We offer our most sincere ci>ngratulations to Maxine S. '9" LADIES SIZES: ' ,''~. $688 Reg. $18 to $20.00 NOW Sruce the Arrangements are under th e d lreet lon of the Willis Funeral Home. he Is survived by a brother, 1~-----------q, Su nday, 1 p.m. at Swan Creek cemetery With . ' POL VESTER KNIT I ,.•• success for all your en· deavors. . "YOU are certainlY to be commended as a unique individual who hu" gained much from Ufe by living it to the fullest. You poaHII an unselfish . nalure that you have wl!Ungly given of yo)lr time, energies and abilities to better the world aroWJd you." ., MEN'S AND WOMEN'S . GENUINE LEATHER :: '. WORK OXFORD ~ ·.. : . $19.99 have worked and have helped to guarani~ a high level of ' Colors: red. off whi te. roya l. avocado. pink, gold. & purple. PONDEROSA r, • to *15'' NOW ONLY •' •• s2o.oo NOW COUNT BOX KEVIN J: SHAFFER GALLIPOLIS - Kevin , Joseph Shaffer, Infant son of 1N. and Mr•. Dorrell !the former Charlotte Unroe l Shaffer, Eureka Star Rt., Gallipolis, dled shortly after birth Friday evening. In addition to his parents. Auto damaged .•REPEAT Of A SELL-OUT Twin Or Full Size POMEROY - Mrs. Maxine Plununer, well known In the Meigs.Gallla area lor her work in mental health, has been commended by the Ohio Senate. The commendation signed by Richard F. Celeste, lieutenant governor, and Oakley C. Collins, senator, 17th district, reads, in part: "On behalf of the members of the Senate of the lllth General Assembly of Ohio, --------------- '1 QQOOO SECOND GIFT THIRD GIFT '30000 •2oooo Tickets available at stores displaying Gift• A· Ram a Signs. · No Purchase ' · SALE . •3" COMFORT TOP LEg: 4 KNEE HI HOSE Reg. 49c .. ! 13 sox SiR·z.e 10~· 2 P '$100 .- lllljlf TOBOGGANS BED PIU.OWS 99' $299 SA ' PR.~ . 99'.:' .DASHIKIS. TOE SOX Reg . $2.49-$2.98 ·~ ..., Sal~ · $133 < $388 · LADIES PlAID POCKET BLOUSES Reg. 59.50 SALE i6.6& RE COLUMBUS (.UP!)~ Gov. James. A. Rhodes Friday appointed Fred A. ' Murray judge of the Hocking CoWJty C<>urt snd Edwin C. Johnston juvenile probate judge of Hocking County Common Pleas Court. · Murray, 67, of Logan, succeeds James E. Stilwell. Johnston, 47, also of Logan, succeeds Rhea B. Brown. Both Slllwell and Brown have resigned effective Dec. 31 . Murray has practiced Jaw , Since !9:« and Is a dlr~r of the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Logan. He is a for· mer ' Hocking County prosecutor and" Logan city solicitor. Johnston hao practiced law since 1956 and is !he former president of the Hocking CoWJty Bar Association. BURGERS GALORE BUNKIE, La. (UP!),- A truck overturned on U.S. 71 durnplhg more than · seve~ tons of frozen hamburgers on the highway. ·p~ said the driver, Willard Smith of Marsh&U, Tex., lao; control on a curve Friday and tlie vehicle overturned several' times . It carried 15,ooo pounds of hamburger patties bound for a chain of last-food restaurants. r NO MINIMUM DEPOSIT \ . . Anyone who is salaried or self-employed and not covered by any o~h e r retirement plan can take advantage of a big tax break. We at Ohio Valley Bank are very pleased and excited to be able to·make this offer to provide for your . retirement security free of finan cial worry . .For full no~obligation details, visit wii OhioValley Bank : ( GalhpoiiS . Oh io Membe1 FDI C FOl,JR GREAT LOCATIONS TO BEITER SERVE YOU! \, ,, �l·B-TheSwJday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Dec. 5, 1976 ~----..---·----_.._...__. f TrT vv oman 1 I. I ! 1 I · ·. I . . . .-_.,_...,_.._,,__.._._..___,_..__.._..1 . . . I Sarah Carsey Charkne Hoefltch l be given 446-2342 992-2156 ! l Gallipolis-Point Pleasant Pomeroy-Middleport '--·---._---~-·---------,.....:...-_._.._.._....-..----~---J RSVP plans dance SOFA &CHAIR · UVING ROOM SUITE 2 FABRICS Evvycloy Price '699" $ 95 5 ·SPECIAL MA YT AG Scotsman Permanent Press WASHER • All Iabrie washer with Perma· lltnt P1'11ss cycll • 3 water Ienis • 3 Water tem,.ratures Buy Now! 5 SUNRAY GAS RANGE :::::~ ... ······ ···'·········17 9 288 NORWALK .SOFA &LOVESEAT 2 VINYL SUITES Evvycloy Price 499"'' Gold Florol Evvyclay Price '1149" SPECIAL· Everyday Price Chair $217.50 · Everyday Price Sofa $402.00 Evvycloy Price Sofa $405.00 s .. SPECIAL 39 9 9"5 . . time . ·• andmoney Futures automatiC defrost CYtlt • Cuts cootdl.g tl1111 up to 75% RICLINEII . $348 . STARTING AT SPECIAl '14995 _;_11!, 1' •WhJ .mf!ll~ . BEDROOM SUITE Triple Dresser, Mirror, 4 Draw~r Chest, Full or QuHn Size Heodboard ,.;ifh Frame $388 ·. $·3 9·995 SPECIAL · WE SPECIALIZE IN "NEW HOME" CARPETING. ·- low111 vM oi 0"''1' tltt~~oroblt !2 IIHif• 'i~:\3r~~~!~J • '"''i1 \ '2 J.c.,..tt total "'"''''''d O· t~ ·h rtllltJeiOIOP . any room a guest bedroom 39 9 95 · MODERN STYLE PECAN FINISH Dresser, Hutch, Mirror; 'Drower Chest, Full or QuHn Heodboard with Frome Special Shipment s .. SPECIAL BEDROOM SUITE 5 ... 388 KITCHEN CARPET Reg. $9.95 sq. yd. •OI""'' , 5 • J d ·c w·lt ·I<HUr u1mpor1""~·, NOW • C;oclc:HnOIIc ovloll'lol•c MI<?M! , ~ lof\~ lood COfflp Orl..:.l'it • holl ... ,.,~ vfti•o~lt ~,~~~~tor .. ~q. ,. POMEROY·.·A fui·n1al large bouquet of yeliow ruses Candielight ceremony in the and white snow ·drift mwns F.irst Uniteo Methodist tied wit(] white streamers. Church, Bellefontaine, on The matron of honor was Nov. 13 united in marriage Mrs. Wesley Dyer and Miss Miss Cynthia Nease anti Sanora Nease wa s the Brent Elliott. brioesmaid. The attendants ,The ~ride is the daughter uf chose knitted gowns of floor Mr. and Mrs. William Nease, length. The matron of llonm· !\(. 3, Bellefontaine, anti the was in a light peach, and the gi'anddaughter of Mr. and briesmtlid in a darker pearh · Mrs. Clifford Phillips and slmoe. Tiwor bouquets of J\1r. and Mrs. U. S. Nease, pcm:h ond white SIJOW drift Minersville. She is a rmuns tied were with peach graduate of Benjamin Logan anu'while streanicrs. High Schopl, class oll975. Tom Ga!ehel \Yas best The _bridegroom's parents rmm, and the groom:mmn are Mr. and Mrs. Cal"l Elliott was Brian · Elliott. At ihe of West Mansf~elo. He guest register was Miss Vikki graduated also from Ben- Murri s and Miss Cy ndi jamin Logan High, class of Schwartz. ~ 1973 and is. employed at Out-uf-tuwn guests were Rockwell International. . from Pomemy, · Miner~ville, The prelude and traditional Alhtms, UrOat1a , Ken tun, wedding march for the even- Delaware, in Ohio and from ing wedding was provided by Industry, Pa .; Oklahoma CiJIIrs. Ruth Moffitt, organist. ty, Okla. ; ano Chicago, Ill. with Mrs. Sharon Van Winkle A reception was held at the presenting the solo selec· church. The weoding cilke lions. Acolyte for the service was lh1·ee tiered and trimmwas David Nease. Guests etl in peacll ano mint green .were sea lei! by Joe Mitchell, •,• ahdfealuring fo·esh flo\\Oers of Charles Simmons, Robeo1 peach and white snow d1·ift Slunecker and Doug Zupp. mwns. · Mrs. Dean Elliott, The Rev. Stephen Petru of- Mrs. Mike Elliott. Mrs. Mike ficialed.' Kauffman and . Mrs. Tum Es~orted by her father, the Gatchel were hostesses. bride wore a formal gown The par en t.:; of the Handkerchief cuffs aoorneo bridegroom hosted a rehearthe long tapered sleeves. sal dinner on the evening ·The attached chapel train preceding the wedding at the fashioneolo flow gently from Plaza Inn, MI. Vietor for · thC back was encircled with a members of the w~ding border of Venise lace. Amal· party and their guests. Ching camelot crown of the A buf~et lunt:heun was servimporled Venise lace held the ed on Nov. 14 fur (he out-ofbouffant chapel length veil Of town guests at the home of silk illusion. the bride's parents. For ornament, the bride Mr. Hlld Mrs. Elliott are . wore a. gold "locket, a gift making their home at 55£ E. from her mother ano a fami- High in Bellefontaine. ly heirloom. She carried a SEALY SOFA & CHAIR EARLY AMERICAN PINE FINIS~ • Save energy and 5 SPECIAL SOFA & CHAIR Evet rcloy Price Chair $225.00 Full Size $229.00 AMANA Mle..Owave Oven (andlelight ceremony .unites Elliott-Nease 1 NORWALK 9 Mrs. Brent Elliott l PC. • Zinc coated stetl cabinet Comparable sa.,ing on Our Entire Mayfag Line! 544 7.95 ,d. inltaW MULTICOLORED Sculptured Shag AN~ January 1976 Directory of C....l111d ll.tritlnton anti fremrs. KWH/1111 may nry Ill ~ttuaf usage depending on variables as 11-. lllwlron-t, dHr of NOW 5 PAC membership ideal fo'r -Christmas giving . 10.95 · Ill· rd. inlealod . Multicolored Sculptured Sheared Nylon Reg. S19.95 sq. yd. ••• all prices include padding and labor NOW • • • no.• xtras t~ pay fori .... ,..11.95 ......... 5 'feu mllht'"" _,.. • elltN room ,........, batlwmii or kta:Mn)_.. ..................... SEALY MISMATCHED MA ftRIIIIALI Twin· •·... , •••••.•.•.... 48.00 3 Grades of FuU Size GOLD SEAL CUSHION·FLOORING SPECIAL PRICE · Full ..........•....... ~ $58.00 · F~ll . ~ ..... ~ ........... $68.00 ALL BoX SPRINGS ................'58 to '68.00 DINING ROOM SUITE · Table, 4 Chairs, Buffet Base and Hutch REG.I599.95 , .00 441 SPECIAL NICE SELECTION · MMIIU41t 65 5 88 Now is the time to loy:o·way far Christmas while our selection 'of furniture is ·good. Small .DepoJit will hold your selection for Christmas Delivery'. ·. I' ' '·1. lilt• humc of Mrs. f' lo Slnt•klaJJd . ·l il t: l'lub tll t' lliiJl'I'S arran g"PU tu pn•JXtrc a dulcJJ haskl'ts and tht'n llchwr lheill lu tlw slullms. lt wns lllJit•d Omt till' US plt-dgc l11 tin~ St·nwr The Chnslll t<IS dtmier uf the club wolll>c lidd De... 15 at the Meigs rnn . Mrs. Mm·tha I·IL~ffman rc ~.:civcU a lJil1hd~t v qml Mrs. Evclyu llilmure , H;l gift fl'unl tl lCll' secret p<ds. Gmucs Wl'i'C JJietycd with prizes ~~~i ng tu Mo·s. llarbin·a Mullen untl Mr·s. 1-luffnmn. Mrli . Pandora Cull llls, prc~i lient , will host HlllliVt.'I'Stii'Y lhc Jan . 12 meetiug . , Hefrcslu1lents were served tu those named autl Mrs. CHrulyn McDau lo l. t he trew;ut·cr, Mrs. Nettie Uoyer, Mrs. Juan Huffman , Mrs. Slii rlcy Baity. Mi·s. i\nn Bt·o wt li ng, Mrs . Lctwn1 McKni~lll. <md Mrs. !.urv Wlntl,. · DELORES KITHCART SUNDAY REVIVAL starting Sunday, 7:30 each evening at Rutland Freewjll Baptist Church with Rev. Norman Taylor. Evans, W. Va ., evangelist. Public invited. PRACTICE for installation of Pomeroy Chapter 186. O.E.S. ttl be held at 2 p,m. Sunday at the Masonic Temple. All new officers requested to be present. Installation will be held Tuesday night, 7:45 p.m. at the Tem.pie. RACINE Cha ter 134 OES . P Sunday at Mason.'c Temple, 2 p.m. to praehce for In· stali1Jllon. All officers and officers-elect are asked to att en d. , ' ::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: MEETING at Long Bottom United Methodist Church SUNDAY DEADIJNE Friday through Sunday, 7:30 The deadline for wedding nightly. The Rev . Bud Haland engagement notJces field, Gallipolis Ferry, W. and sqclety news Items for Va ., evangelist.. Public inthe Sunday Times.Senllnel vited. BY RUTH MILLER dues again . Wouldn't it be is 12 noon on lbe Thursday MONDAY preceding publicaliou. GALLIPOLIS - Before I nice to bring in a new INSTALLATION of the 1977 lolormallon may be turned officers of Racine Chapter 134 tell you 3bout our activities member? I'm sure there are in or mailed to the office of will be held Monday, 8 p.m. at l'd like to clear up one more senior citizens around mistaken idea a lot of people our county who miglit like to the Gallipolis Dally the Masonic Temple. have· about our vacation come visit the center and Tribune or Pomeroy Dally POMEROY WOMEN'S· trips . meet old friends ·and make Sentinel. Engagement ond Temperance Union, Christian wedding forms are If you think the center pays new friends. Everybody arutual Christmas party at for these trips you are badly needs somebody . once in a avallabl• upon request. noon Monday at the home of mistaken. Each person saves while to talk to even though ::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Miss Nelle Bing, Union Ave., their own money and pays they do not 'live ulone. If you Pomeroy. The dinner will be their own way down to the have not paid your dues for potluck. last penny. Pur director does 1976there is a blank attached anim'alS in their rooms . It's make all the plans and to your monthly newsletter very easy to make them and REGULAR MEETING, it makes for a very enjoyable Meigs Chapter, Order of reservations for the trip and lh'l'hateyrOeU acareq ma i1 in fwlt.thhl·n$g2s. afternoon. Mrs. Evans will be DeMoiPy, 7:30p.m. Monday 101 0 by a group going together we have many more advantages. going on this month at the back next Thursday af· at Middleport Masonic This is the on(y .way many of center. There is the garden ternoon and we hope to finish Temple; special presentation us get to go on a vacation. I club Tuesday, Dec. 7 and the cats and make scotlie to be held. hope this will clear up this Bible Study the same day. dogs. TUESDAY We have van tran.sportation There will alw be a potluck matter for good. CHESTER COUNCIL 323, Now for more Interesting supper Dec. 9 at 6:30. Come if you would like to visit our Daughters of Amer\ca, 7:30 activities of the center. see how our senior. citizens center to see what we have to p.m. Tuesday night at the Wednesday , Nov . 24 was can cook.liyou plan to attend offer. Once you visit us, I'm hall. Quarterly birthdays to Thanksgiving day at" the bring your own table service sure you'll come back again. be observed. Refreshments to Come help ·us make the older center with turkey and all the along with a covered dish. be served by the good of the trimmings. Approximately We also have blood people of our community feel order committee. 100 people were there for pressure checks twice a needed and · wanted and TOPS CLUB Tuesday. at dinner and about 50 stayed mlffith . . Beginning Monday · loved. Happy holiday to everyone. Middleport American Legion for the birthday party. Mr. there will be films on fire Hall, 6:30 p.m. Bring funny Elias Sisson was in charge of safety in the home. These will . money and gift for auction . the program and Rev. John be shown at 12:30 each day. Plan.s for Christmas party Bryant was the speaker. ile These are a few things going will ba made. New members compared the Senior Citizens on at the center . . Just are welcome. to the salt of the county. remember to read the DREW WEBSTER Post 39, "Without salt, what do you calendar in your newsletter. American Legion, Tuesday, have?" he asked. The Senior Nutrition :f Dec. 7, 8 p.m. Cora Rupe and Lester program Christmas dinner is POMEROY--The annual Davis had a reading ils part Dec. 23 from 12 noon to 1 p.m. Christmas dinner party of the WEDNESDAY of the program. .Those having The center will need to know l.~;~dies Auxiliary of the Big POMERoY CHAPTER 80, birthdays · were lr,ene if you are planning fo attend Bend Citizens Raoiu Club Royal Arch Masons, stated Smeitzer, Garnet Betz, Nola this dinner. Call your w<ts held Thursday night ott convocation Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. at the Pomeroy Mawnic Swisher and Delores Forgey reservations In w we will the Meigs Inn. . Temple· . along with Emogene Swain have enough food for everyMI'S. Linda Jet\ who BOSWORTH COUNCIL 46, and Dorothy Casey. Refresh· one and enough volunteers to · recently suffered a heart al· ments were served to all. help serye. lack wa~ welcomed back. Royal and Select Masters, Our Pancake Days spon· There are many other Meml>ci"S ei<dJangco gifts stated assembly, 8:30 p.m. at wred by the Kiwanis Club things going on at the center arowod a lighted Ire~. Allen- the Pomeroy Masonic and our bake sale were a this month but maybe you oing were ·Mrs. Jell , Temple. ·huge success. Thanks to the would have an idea for · Ma1·garel Wyatt, Marlene POMEROY MID· many people who donated something new. We would . Wilson, Nettie Hayes, Cindy DLEPORT Lions Club , baked goods otwhatever and like to have your opinion on Aeiker; Shirley Gibbs, Anna Wednesday noon, Meigs Inn. to all the people who volun· the projects we·do or give us a Searles, Kale While, Dottie leered their time so , new project. We w9uld like to Nelsun, Leona Kraulter , generously. There will be have something going on Ruth Hysell, Etta Will, Ella another bake sale in. ·every day that everybody can Johnson, Bonnie Ditiley , HOUDAY VISITORS December just before Christ· participate · in. Maybe you Marie Thomas, Ma<ine Jor· MIDDLEPORT - · Mr. and mas. This money goes to would like to learn to crochet oan, Barbara Pwll, Flossie Mrs. Carl Brannan had as ' match federal and state funds knit or even sew. Would you Nelson and Ma1·y Bacon.·. their Thanksgiving Day to keep the center open. like to learn macrame or dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. Remember to slop by our sandscaping? If you have any DonGrueser, Akron; Mr. and CANCELLED craft shop and co-op store. ideas, won't you please ten·us MIDDLEPORT A Mrs. Bob Jay and Mrs. Susan You can find wme inex· about them? There were two meeting of the Middleport Rawlings , Columbus ; and pensive gifts in our craft shop very interesting days of cat tJterary Club scheduled for Mrs. Clyda Alieno worth, Miss for those little ~ifts everyone making out of yam . These Wednesday has heew can· Nina Ru..,ell, Mr. and Mrs. needs . There arc many new nuffy cats make ideal gilts celled. The next meeting will William Grueser. Mr . nnri arti ~ll's for sale. for children and youn~ girls be Der . !5 at the home of Mrs. M r l.( ~. :i li.e l.Jertach and. It's uhnn., t time to pay our who l•'cp sluffed toy' and Nan Moore. dau~hter . Tera. Mirirltcport. . 1 • 1 . opportunities a Req. 12.95 sq. yd. oiastd on llltrgy consumption ratlnp oi hsttd Ill the i'vlt•t•lu lg Wt•tlllt.'!ldHy mght itt GALLIPOLIS - Plans . childhood was spent in were made for the Christmas Maine. She was very much party when the Emanon Club interested in kindergarten met at · the home of Mrs. work, and, did three lectures Robert Richards Thursday il week to help raise funds for POMEROY - Delor es evening with 13 members these schools . In 1886, she privately Kithcart of Akron will be present. The president, Mrs. Elsie printed the Birds' Christmas guest speaker at the Dec. It Lusk, presided over the CaroJ, whicfl two years later luncheon meeting of the meeting, and the minutes of became her first privately Women's Aglow Feliowship the previous meeting were printed book. The story of a of Meigs County at the Meigs read and approved . The lame girl , . it became a Inn. Mrs. Kithcart, a native of vehicle for Christmas party wiU be. held popular North Carolina , t•·aveled at the home of Mrs. Howard dramatization by school children who took particular Saunders on Dec. 16. After extensively with her hus.band the business meeting, the delight in the characters. of· whli~ he was in military program was In charge of the Ruggles family. Hun- "se.rVJce. Atthe luncheon she Fern Evans, who reviewed dreds of babies were named will be .glVlng her testomony the book, Th e Birds' for the little heroine, Carol for Clmst.. Christmas Carol written by Bird, and Carol Bird clubs Lunch Will be served at tJ Kate Douglas Wiggin. Mrs. were formed all over the a.m. at. $2.25 per person. Wiggin was an American country. Reservations are requored After the program, the and are to be .made with one author, who did many books on children. Most of her hOstess served coffee and of the officers, Gloria Johnwn, 992-5840, or June . cookies. Baker 949.2723 f lh M . ' or e etgs County area; or 141>0046 • ' Judy Jones, for the Galhpohs area. Senior citizens have GALLIPOLIS - An ideal ·Christmas gift for a friend or i':elative, or in fact , for yourself, would be a mem· bership in the French Art Colony, providing a delightful way to enjoy and promote the &rts in our area. · The annual activities of the French Art Colony are many and varied, with something appeaUng for everyone who Is a:member. Many fascinating .events are sponsored "tliroughout the year for hlembers and their families . ; .. The annual family Christ: ·mas party IS an Important event for both the adults and children. Riverby is beautifully decorated for the Christmas season. The gallery is open to the public . on Tuesady, Thursday, 'Siturrlay and Sunday. A stop 'lri now at Rlverby must be jUst the inspiration you need .to either join or give a membership for Christmas, Or both. ·· Each Memorial Day ' weekend in May a special festive evening is planned_at Rlverby . for members. The July tth Art Show Is a high· Ugh! of the year. ·The annual · antique~ seminar is held each October. At least one group trip to attend a play or con· cert in Cincinnati or Chlwnbus is planned each • y}ar to open wider the door to Qle arts, to let joy and beauty Into our lives. . Amultitude of classes in.all art media are held at Riverby , taught by talented and dedicated instructors. The riwnthly parent-child workshoPs offer · an ideal opportunity for children and adults to work together in a creative way. . The Gallery features a monthly exhibit, including the work of nationally and internationally famous ar· lists as well as the creative abilities of local artists. The art library at Rlverby is on ideal place to quietly browse, ·read and relax. The outdoor patio theatre is often the center of activity. Membership in the French Art Colony, whether a gift for yourself or to a Jriend can provide year round enjoy· . ment. Riverby, lhe cultural center of Gallipolis, has become the focal point for artistic interests throughout the area. Individual membership in French Art Colon"y .is just· $12 for a full year. A family membership Is $20. Con· tributions or membership gifts are deductible for in· ~orne tax purposes to the extent provided by .law. Checks for membership or membership gifts 111ay be sent to the French Art Colony, P " 0. Box 472, Gallipolis, Ohio·45631. --You should apply for Medicare coverage 3 months before your 65th birthday. ~) ' ' 'I " \ a .-,pcl'Ja l lmlultty JU'I•;..:d by tht· St~ w- B I\ 1 ' Sehmg Club. ti .'i b<:<•nt• •io. Fellowship speaker announced Plans made for party I\JM 1•: I!OY -Frull haskn' ltw :;hulllls wtl! IJt• pl'epHrcd Citizen~ )mJgr;.uu ha::; ll UW GALLIPOLIS - An open HospitaL Patients at the invitaUon is extended to all · hospital look forward to these who wish to attend the annual visits with great anticipation , December dance of the Gallla and support for these trips is County Retired Senior badly needed. Volunteer Program at the St. A potluck dinner for RSVP l,.ouis Catholic Church in members and the band will Gallipolis . beginfng ~I 7:30 be held pr,or to the dance. p.m. on Friday, Dec. 10. · RSVP members who wish to Music will be provided by attend the dinner should call the Chillicothe Veterans' the RSVP oifice at 446-4521. Hospital Band. The band also Members wtio attend should performed · at last year's bring their own table servi<:e. dance. The Retired Senior Donations will be accepted Volunteer Program of Gallia with proceeds to be used to County gratefully help defray the costs of the acknowledges the Lafayette volunteers' monthly trips to Post 27 American Legion and visit patients at the the Auxiliary's support of this , Chillicothe Veterans ' dance. 2 pc. Che~tnut CrHk Gold Green Floral Baskets of fruit to s. World l 1 1 A / pari:J' held Thursda11 nntJa Mr. .and Mrs ..B. ·L james 11 Couple marry in September GAI.I.IPOI.IS- Tile First Church of the Ni:! Zill'l! tlc iu Galli polis was the setting fur the Sept. II wedding of Margar·ell .y1111 Plantz a11d B. 1.. James II. The Revs John Utterbac k and Russell Dowus u£ndrtted at the 7::10 p.m. tloulllc ring l!CI'CiliOilY. The b1·ide is the daughter of M1·. a11d Mrs. Wallc1· Plantz, 3:l Neil Ave.. Gallipolis, anti the g''(JOUI's parcnt!'l arc M!'. and Mrs. 13. L. Jumes. Chesapea ke. W.Va. · Or gani st J(jl'l'i Plantz.sislel·-in·law of the IJrioe, a11o soloist Judy Burd~Jll provided nuptial musil'. Selections im;ludcd " Th~ Weddi n~ Sung," " More',,,· "F.:ach ~" or i 'hc Othel'," "'l'hesu VowSc We Take," "Entreat Me Nut tu LcaveThee 1'' ,and the p~ci!s~ sional, "Trumpet Vol untu o·y" uno "' Brioai Chorus ... "'Tlw , Wedding Prayet·" all\l ':Sav iour Like a Shepherd Lead l)s" were sw1g during the cere1nony. The 1·ecessional was "Wed· ding Bells. " TI1e chu1·ch was tlecu1·ated with t wo 15 ·braneh candebtbra with g1·ccncry and blue bows adol'llillg the archway which featured wl11tc s winging gat es decure~ted with grecnci'Y, blue .s~:~ lin bows and white ooves. There was u double kneeling bench, twO bw:~kets of nurlll (IITHilgCIIlCiltS, .and H 3-bnuu;h camlclubnt ·wllh greenery and blue and pink satin buws. Family J>ews weo·e mu1·keowlth single candles dc curaleo with greenery anti blue anopi;ok satin buws. . Giv~n in maniage by her father.,~lw bjide was bishop sleeves accented with vcui~c ano cluny lace on the butlkc, sleeves and chapel train. Her finger Up veil of illusion fell from a juliet cap of matching lace and lace border. She cm·· l'ied a white Bible. covcrt'tl with a cascuoe bouquet of while rusf', white and pin(!; miniatut·e cal'llations, baby'l b1·eath, greenery, and ribbui1 st1·eamers of blue a110 white. During lhe processional, the brioe presented her mother with a lung slem while rosebud. During UJC rcc'Cssional , she gave tilC groom's mother a long stem while rosebud. Mary Seabolt, Belle, W.Va., served as her cousin's maid of ~or\or. Her gown was of blue satin with asheer uveo·lay of "blue, pink ami yellow paslel flowers ac·. tenleU with pink ribbon belt and trlm. Shu also wore a blue picutre hal with pink ribbun and carried a pink basket of while and pink carnations and pompons with greenery and plnk steamers. Olhel' attendants were · Juoy Burdell of Bidwell and Kathy Shaver of Gallipolis. Their blue satil1 gowns were fashioned with a sheer overlay of blue, pink and · yellow pastell flowers ac· cenled with blue ribbon bell . ' VISITS FAMILY MASON, W. ya . - Mrs. Susan Rawhngs.,of Columbus joined her wn and daughter· ln·law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rawlings, Todd, Tim and Tommy of Mason, W.Va. for a post holiday dinner on Friday. and trim. Tl wy 11\su wo n• blue l>il'l ure hut s w1t1 1 l1hu: ribbons. They l'!IITicd IJiut· baskets uf whit e HI HI !J\uc ca r· nations am! pompon:>i with g r eene r y Hnd h l11e strcaJ JLer s, F'lower girl wHs ('11lhy Sc;dntlt , t·uu sin uf t. hu hl'ide, uf. Belle, W.Va. ller gown lllitldted that. of llu· lllitl.l'lln uf htHHH'. :Shu t:lltTictl H lace hit.'ikL'l of pl1 1k r1 IS!' pel ~li s . Cltarlt•:i Seuhult. Belle , W.Va ., Sci' Vt!d us host lliitn . Usl1c rs WlJl't) (;;ny I less , SL Albcm.s, W.Vo1. ; Oa VI' Upult·, Bellt:.•, W.Vu . ; .Juh ull Y Johnsun, Belle, W.Va . tllltl Alex Huss, C:h<-~rl cs t.ut l , W.VH . Ring b~arer wasShi lliU lluss, nephew uf l lhl gruum, Charleston , W.Va. . All men wore li ghl hluc tuxt!tloS. ;Mrs. Phllllz chusu a pil l knit gown with~ belled organ pleated ski1'l fur her oaugllter'S weooiil g. She wore <m Ui·chid rorsuge. . Mrs . .Jmnes wore H blue knit ~owi1 willi ru1 empire wHil:it. She tilsu wore 1111 orchid cursttgc. A rcl'epliun w<Js held immctliutcly fn llvwin g the ceremony in the church fclluwshi(J room . The four tier cake baked by Limho Scott wa~ hexugoll slwpcd and . dt:<.:urutcd with blue, White mKJYol luw roscUtiiiS with l>clis ·filled wiUJ...ro~es. Blue cHndles were J)lat:l'<l 011 el:lch side 'of the cl.l ke. 'rile rount wa.s deeoru tcd with ' !Jiuc, pink um1 whitu strea mct·s I:Hid l>luc ~utin Uows. Reception ho.-;tess WWi Madge Ncul. Sco·ving we1·c Linda Scott, Jan Duncan anti 'Lynn Hictl. Rc~ ist eri n g guusls was Gencic Plantz, sister-in-lawof the bride. Fur a wedoing t1·ip toMyl'· lie Beud1, S.C., tile new Mrs. James wore u lwo-piece green knit suit with u gl't!Cn print blouse. Her cor·suge consisted of while l'osebuds from the btidal bouquet. A gi·uduuie of Ga llia Academy uno Gallipolis Business Co ll e~e. Mo·s. James was employt'tl at The Wiseman Agency bcfo1·e her ma1·riage. Mr. James, a graduate of East Bank High. Sehoul, is employed with United Parcel Service. The couple resides al313 E. lOth, Belle, W.Va. Olit-of·lo•'~ guests includ· co Mrs. Joh n Johnson, Muysel Fenell , Thelma Myers, Kilty Booth, Mona Cavendish , Eve lyn Su1·· baugh,,.J!:rma Lee Murphy, Dorothy Brown, MH.and Mr. and Mrs .. E. B. Casto, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Haslings, Mr. and Mrs. David Fletcher, Nikki Yates, Kathy Casto, Mr. ano Mrs. C.W. Sigman, Belle, W.Va . Linoa . Davis, Kankakee, Ill. ; Rev. Larry Shupe. Kan· sas City, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Plantz, Mindy and Billy, Grove City ; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Heaton, Chris .llnd Jeanette Vaughn, Livon!~, Mich .; Andra Cremeeris, Mr. arld Mrs. Rljymond Cremeens, Greg · Trout, C hesape<~ke; Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Koehl er, Coiwnbus ; Mrs. Alex Ross, Jackie Walker, Charleston, W.Va. ; Mrs. Russell Downs, Nita am). Juan, Shelby ; Hazel James, groom's grand· mu\her, Charleston, W.Va.; Mrs. Jack Burris andKelli, Point Pleasant. W.Va. �l·B-TheSwJday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Dec. 5, 1976 ~----..---·----_.._...__. f TrT vv oman 1 I. I ! 1 I · ·. I . . . .-_.,_...,_.._,,__.._._..___,_..__.._..1 . . . I Sarah Carsey Charkne Hoefltch l be given 446-2342 992-2156 ! l Gallipolis-Point Pleasant Pomeroy-Middleport '--·---._---~-·---------,.....:...-_._.._.._....-..----~---J RSVP plans dance SOFA &CHAIR · UVING ROOM SUITE 2 FABRICS Evvycloy Price '699" $ 95 5 ·SPECIAL MA YT AG Scotsman Permanent Press WASHER • All Iabrie washer with Perma· lltnt P1'11ss cycll • 3 water Ienis • 3 Water tem,.ratures Buy Now! 5 SUNRAY GAS RANGE :::::~ ... ······ ···'·········17 9 288 NORWALK .SOFA &LOVESEAT 2 VINYL SUITES Evvycloy Price 499"'' Gold Florol Evvyclay Price '1149" SPECIAL· Everyday Price Chair $217.50 · Everyday Price Sofa $402.00 Evvycloy Price Sofa $405.00 s .. SPECIAL 39 9 9"5 . . time . ·• andmoney Futures automatiC defrost CYtlt • Cuts cootdl.g tl1111 up to 75% RICLINEII . $348 . STARTING AT SPECIAl '14995 _;_11!, 1' •WhJ .mf!ll~ . BEDROOM SUITE Triple Dresser, Mirror, 4 Draw~r Chest, Full or QuHn Size Heodboard ,.;ifh Frame $388 ·. $·3 9·995 SPECIAL · WE SPECIALIZE IN "NEW HOME" CARPETING. ·- low111 vM oi 0"''1' tltt~~oroblt !2 IIHif• 'i~:\3r~~~!~J • '"''i1 \ '2 J.c.,..tt total "'"''''''d O· t~ ·h rtllltJeiOIOP . any room a guest bedroom 39 9 95 · MODERN STYLE PECAN FINISH Dresser, Hutch, Mirror; 'Drower Chest, Full or QuHn Heodboard with Frome Special Shipment s .. SPECIAL BEDROOM SUITE 5 ... 388 KITCHEN CARPET Reg. $9.95 sq. yd. •OI""'' , 5 • J d ·c w·lt ·I<HUr u1mpor1""~·, NOW • C;oclc:HnOIIc ovloll'lol•c MI<?M! , ~ lof\~ lood COfflp Orl..:.l'it • holl ... ,.,~ vfti•o~lt ~,~~~~tor .. ~q. ,. POMEROY·.·A fui·n1al large bouquet of yeliow ruses Candielight ceremony in the and white snow ·drift mwns F.irst Uniteo Methodist tied wit(] white streamers. Church, Bellefontaine, on The matron of honor was Nov. 13 united in marriage Mrs. Wesley Dyer and Miss Miss Cynthia Nease anti Sanora Nease wa s the Brent Elliott. brioesmaid. The attendants ,The ~ride is the daughter uf chose knitted gowns of floor Mr. and Mrs. William Nease, length. The matron of llonm· !\(. 3, Bellefontaine, anti the was in a light peach, and the gi'anddaughter of Mr. and briesmtlid in a darker pearh · Mrs. Clifford Phillips and slmoe. Tiwor bouquets of J\1r. and Mrs. U. S. Nease, pcm:h ond white SIJOW drift Minersville. She is a rmuns tied were with peach graduate of Benjamin Logan anu'while streanicrs. High Schopl, class oll975. Tom Ga!ehel \Yas best The _bridegroom's parents rmm, and the groom:mmn are Mr. and Mrs. Cal"l Elliott was Brian · Elliott. At ihe of West Mansf~elo. He guest register was Miss Vikki graduated also from Ben- Murri s and Miss Cy ndi jamin Logan High, class of Schwartz. ~ 1973 and is. employed at Out-uf-tuwn guests were Rockwell International. . from Pomemy, · Miner~ville, The prelude and traditional Alhtms, UrOat1a , Ken tun, wedding march for the even- Delaware, in Ohio and from ing wedding was provided by Industry, Pa .; Oklahoma CiJIIrs. Ruth Moffitt, organist. ty, Okla. ; ano Chicago, Ill. with Mrs. Sharon Van Winkle A reception was held at the presenting the solo selec· church. The weoding cilke lions. Acolyte for the service was lh1·ee tiered and trimmwas David Nease. Guests etl in peacll ano mint green .were sea lei! by Joe Mitchell, •,• ahdfealuring fo·esh flo\\Oers of Charles Simmons, Robeo1 peach and white snow d1·ift Slunecker and Doug Zupp. mwns. · Mrs. Dean Elliott, The Rev. Stephen Petru of- Mrs. Mike Elliott. Mrs. Mike ficialed.' Kauffman and . Mrs. Tum Es~orted by her father, the Gatchel were hostesses. bride wore a formal gown The par en t.:; of the Handkerchief cuffs aoorneo bridegroom hosted a rehearthe long tapered sleeves. sal dinner on the evening ·The attached chapel train preceding the wedding at the fashioneolo flow gently from Plaza Inn, MI. Vietor for · thC back was encircled with a members of the w~ding border of Venise lace. Amal· party and their guests. Ching camelot crown of the A buf~et lunt:heun was servimporled Venise lace held the ed on Nov. 14 fur (he out-ofbouffant chapel length veil Of town guests at the home of silk illusion. the bride's parents. For ornament, the bride Mr. Hlld Mrs. Elliott are . wore a. gold "locket, a gift making their home at 55£ E. from her mother ano a fami- High in Bellefontaine. ly heirloom. She carried a SEALY SOFA & CHAIR EARLY AMERICAN PINE FINIS~ • Save energy and 5 SPECIAL SOFA & CHAIR Evet rcloy Price Chair $225.00 Full Size $229.00 AMANA Mle..Owave Oven (andlelight ceremony .unites Elliott-Nease 1 NORWALK 9 Mrs. Brent Elliott l PC. • Zinc coated stetl cabinet Comparable sa.,ing on Our Entire Mayfag Line! 544 7.95 ,d. inltaW MULTICOLORED Sculptured Shag AN~ January 1976 Directory of C....l111d ll.tritlnton anti fremrs. KWH/1111 may nry Ill ~ttuaf usage depending on variables as 11-. lllwlron-t, dHr of NOW 5 PAC membership ideal fo'r -Christmas giving . 10.95 · Ill· rd. inlealod . Multicolored Sculptured Sheared Nylon Reg. S19.95 sq. yd. ••• all prices include padding and labor NOW • • • no.• xtras t~ pay fori .... ,..11.95 ......... 5 'feu mllht'"" _,.. • elltN room ,........, batlwmii or kta:Mn)_.. ..................... SEALY MISMATCHED MA ftRIIIIALI Twin· •·... , •••••.•.•.... 48.00 3 Grades of FuU Size GOLD SEAL CUSHION·FLOORING SPECIAL PRICE · Full ..........•....... ~ $58.00 · F~ll . ~ ..... ~ ........... $68.00 ALL BoX SPRINGS ................'58 to '68.00 DINING ROOM SUITE · Table, 4 Chairs, Buffet Base and Hutch REG.I599.95 , .00 441 SPECIAL NICE SELECTION · MMIIU41t 65 5 88 Now is the time to loy:o·way far Christmas while our selection 'of furniture is ·good. Small .DepoJit will hold your selection for Christmas Delivery'. ·. I' ' '·1. lilt• humc of Mrs. f' lo Slnt•klaJJd . ·l il t: l'lub tll t' lliiJl'I'S arran g"PU tu pn•JXtrc a dulcJJ haskl'ts and tht'n llchwr lheill lu tlw slullms. lt wns lllJit•d Omt till' US plt-dgc l11 tin~ St·nwr The Chnslll t<IS dtmier uf the club wolll>c lidd De... 15 at the Meigs rnn . Mrs. Mm·tha I·IL~ffman rc ~.:civcU a lJil1hd~t v qml Mrs. Evclyu llilmure , H;l gift fl'unl tl lCll' secret p<ds. Gmucs Wl'i'C JJietycd with prizes ~~~i ng tu Mo·s. llarbin·a Mullen untl Mr·s. 1-luffnmn. Mrli . Pandora Cull llls, prc~i lient , will host HlllliVt.'I'Stii'Y lhc Jan . 12 meetiug . , Hefrcslu1lents were served tu those named autl Mrs. CHrulyn McDau lo l. t he trew;ut·cr, Mrs. Nettie Uoyer, Mrs. Juan Huffman , Mrs. Slii rlcy Baity. Mi·s. i\nn Bt·o wt li ng, Mrs . Lctwn1 McKni~lll. <md Mrs. !.urv Wlntl,. · DELORES KITHCART SUNDAY REVIVAL starting Sunday, 7:30 each evening at Rutland Freewjll Baptist Church with Rev. Norman Taylor. Evans, W. Va ., evangelist. Public invited. PRACTICE for installation of Pomeroy Chapter 186. O.E.S. ttl be held at 2 p,m. Sunday at the Masonic Temple. All new officers requested to be present. Installation will be held Tuesday night, 7:45 p.m. at the Tem.pie. RACINE Cha ter 134 OES . P Sunday at Mason.'c Temple, 2 p.m. to praehce for In· stali1Jllon. All officers and officers-elect are asked to att en d. , ' ::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: MEETING at Long Bottom United Methodist Church SUNDAY DEADIJNE Friday through Sunday, 7:30 The deadline for wedding nightly. The Rev . Bud Haland engagement notJces field, Gallipolis Ferry, W. and sqclety news Items for Va ., evangelist.. Public inthe Sunday Times.Senllnel vited. BY RUTH MILLER dues again . Wouldn't it be is 12 noon on lbe Thursday MONDAY preceding publicaliou. GALLIPOLIS - Before I nice to bring in a new INSTALLATION of the 1977 lolormallon may be turned officers of Racine Chapter 134 tell you 3bout our activities member? I'm sure there are in or mailed to the office of will be held Monday, 8 p.m. at l'd like to clear up one more senior citizens around mistaken idea a lot of people our county who miglit like to the Gallipolis Dally the Masonic Temple. have· about our vacation come visit the center and Tribune or Pomeroy Dally POMEROY WOMEN'S· trips . meet old friends ·and make Sentinel. Engagement ond Temperance Union, Christian wedding forms are If you think the center pays new friends. Everybody arutual Christmas party at for these trips you are badly needs somebody . once in a avallabl• upon request. noon Monday at the home of mistaken. Each person saves while to talk to even though ::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Miss Nelle Bing, Union Ave., their own money and pays they do not 'live ulone. If you Pomeroy. The dinner will be their own way down to the have not paid your dues for potluck. last penny. Pur director does 1976there is a blank attached anim'alS in their rooms . It's make all the plans and to your monthly newsletter very easy to make them and REGULAR MEETING, it makes for a very enjoyable Meigs Chapter, Order of reservations for the trip and lh'l'hateyrOeU acareq ma i1 in fwlt.thhl·n$g2s. afternoon. Mrs. Evans will be DeMoiPy, 7:30p.m. Monday 101 0 by a group going together we have many more advantages. going on this month at the back next Thursday af· at Middleport Masonic This is the on(y .way many of center. There is the garden ternoon and we hope to finish Temple; special presentation us get to go on a vacation. I club Tuesday, Dec. 7 and the cats and make scotlie to be held. hope this will clear up this Bible Study the same day. dogs. TUESDAY We have van tran.sportation There will alw be a potluck matter for good. CHESTER COUNCIL 323, Now for more Interesting supper Dec. 9 at 6:30. Come if you would like to visit our Daughters of Amer\ca, 7:30 activities of the center. see how our senior. citizens center to see what we have to p.m. Tuesday night at the Wednesday , Nov . 24 was can cook.liyou plan to attend offer. Once you visit us, I'm hall. Quarterly birthdays to Thanksgiving day at" the bring your own table service sure you'll come back again. be observed. Refreshments to Come help ·us make the older center with turkey and all the along with a covered dish. be served by the good of the trimmings. Approximately We also have blood people of our community feel order committee. 100 people were there for pressure checks twice a needed and · wanted and TOPS CLUB Tuesday. at dinner and about 50 stayed mlffith . . Beginning Monday · loved. Happy holiday to everyone. Middleport American Legion for the birthday party. Mr. there will be films on fire Hall, 6:30 p.m. Bring funny Elias Sisson was in charge of safety in the home. These will . money and gift for auction . the program and Rev. John be shown at 12:30 each day. Plan.s for Christmas party Bryant was the speaker. ile These are a few things going will ba made. New members compared the Senior Citizens on at the center . . Just are welcome. to the salt of the county. remember to read the DREW WEBSTER Post 39, "Without salt, what do you calendar in your newsletter. American Legion, Tuesday, have?" he asked. The Senior Nutrition :f Dec. 7, 8 p.m. Cora Rupe and Lester program Christmas dinner is POMEROY--The annual Davis had a reading ils part Dec. 23 from 12 noon to 1 p.m. Christmas dinner party of the WEDNESDAY of the program. .Those having The center will need to know l.~;~dies Auxiliary of the Big POMERoY CHAPTER 80, birthdays · were lr,ene if you are planning fo attend Bend Citizens Raoiu Club Royal Arch Masons, stated Smeitzer, Garnet Betz, Nola this dinner. Call your w<ts held Thursday night ott convocation Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. at the Pomeroy Mawnic Swisher and Delores Forgey reservations In w we will the Meigs Inn. . Temple· . along with Emogene Swain have enough food for everyMI'S. Linda Jet\ who BOSWORTH COUNCIL 46, and Dorothy Casey. Refresh· one and enough volunteers to · recently suffered a heart al· ments were served to all. help serye. lack wa~ welcomed back. Royal and Select Masters, Our Pancake Days spon· There are many other Meml>ci"S ei<dJangco gifts stated assembly, 8:30 p.m. at wred by the Kiwanis Club things going on at the center arowod a lighted Ire~. Allen- the Pomeroy Masonic and our bake sale were a this month but maybe you oing were ·Mrs. Jell , Temple. ·huge success. Thanks to the would have an idea for · Ma1·garel Wyatt, Marlene POMEROY MID· many people who donated something new. We would . Wilson, Nettie Hayes, Cindy DLEPORT Lions Club , baked goods otwhatever and like to have your opinion on Aeiker; Shirley Gibbs, Anna Wednesday noon, Meigs Inn. to all the people who volun· the projects we·do or give us a Searles, Kale While, Dottie leered their time so , new project. We w9uld like to Nelsun, Leona Kraulter , generously. There will be have something going on Ruth Hysell, Etta Will, Ella another bake sale in. ·every day that everybody can Johnson, Bonnie Ditiley , HOUDAY VISITORS December just before Christ· participate · in. Maybe you Marie Thomas, Ma<ine Jor· MIDDLEPORT - · Mr. and mas. This money goes to would like to learn to crochet oan, Barbara Pwll, Flossie Mrs. Carl Brannan had as ' match federal and state funds knit or even sew. Would you Nelson and Ma1·y Bacon.·. their Thanksgiving Day to keep the center open. like to learn macrame or dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. Remember to slop by our sandscaping? If you have any DonGrueser, Akron; Mr. and CANCELLED craft shop and co-op store. ideas, won't you please ten·us MIDDLEPORT A Mrs. Bob Jay and Mrs. Susan You can find wme inex· about them? There were two meeting of the Middleport Rawlings , Columbus ; and pensive gifts in our craft shop very interesting days of cat tJterary Club scheduled for Mrs. Clyda Alieno worth, Miss for those little ~ifts everyone making out of yam . These Wednesday has heew can· Nina Ru..,ell, Mr. and Mrs. needs . There arc many new nuffy cats make ideal gilts celled. The next meeting will William Grueser. Mr . nnri arti ~ll's for sale. for children and youn~ girls be Der . !5 at the home of Mrs. M r l.( ~. :i li.e l.Jertach and. It's uhnn., t time to pay our who l•'cp sluffed toy' and Nan Moore. dau~hter . Tera. Mirirltcport. . 1 • 1 . opportunities a Req. 12.95 sq. yd. oiastd on llltrgy consumption ratlnp oi hsttd Ill the i'vlt•t•lu lg Wt•tlllt.'!ldHy mght itt GALLIPOLIS - Plans . childhood was spent in were made for the Christmas Maine. She was very much party when the Emanon Club interested in kindergarten met at · the home of Mrs. work, and, did three lectures Robert Richards Thursday il week to help raise funds for POMEROY - Delor es evening with 13 members these schools . In 1886, she privately Kithcart of Akron will be present. The president, Mrs. Elsie printed the Birds' Christmas guest speaker at the Dec. It Lusk, presided over the CaroJ, whicfl two years later luncheon meeting of the meeting, and the minutes of became her first privately Women's Aglow Feliowship the previous meeting were printed book. The story of a of Meigs County at the Meigs read and approved . The lame girl , . it became a Inn. Mrs. Kithcart, a native of vehicle for Christmas party wiU be. held popular North Carolina , t•·aveled at the home of Mrs. Howard dramatization by school children who took particular Saunders on Dec. 16. After extensively with her hus.band the business meeting, the delight in the characters. of· whli~ he was in military program was In charge of the Ruggles family. Hun- "se.rVJce. Atthe luncheon she Fern Evans, who reviewed dreds of babies were named will be .glVlng her testomony the book, Th e Birds' for the little heroine, Carol for Clmst.. Christmas Carol written by Bird, and Carol Bird clubs Lunch Will be served at tJ Kate Douglas Wiggin. Mrs. were formed all over the a.m. at. $2.25 per person. Wiggin was an American country. Reservations are requored After the program, the and are to be .made with one author, who did many books on children. Most of her hOstess served coffee and of the officers, Gloria Johnwn, 992-5840, or June . cookies. Baker 949.2723 f lh M . ' or e etgs County area; or 141>0046 • ' Judy Jones, for the Galhpohs area. Senior citizens have GALLIPOLIS - An ideal ·Christmas gift for a friend or i':elative, or in fact , for yourself, would be a mem· bership in the French Art Colony, providing a delightful way to enjoy and promote the &rts in our area. · The annual activities of the French Art Colony are many and varied, with something appeaUng for everyone who Is a:member. Many fascinating .events are sponsored "tliroughout the year for hlembers and their families . ; .. The annual family Christ: ·mas party IS an Important event for both the adults and children. Riverby is beautifully decorated for the Christmas season. The gallery is open to the public . on Tuesady, Thursday, 'Siturrlay and Sunday. A stop 'lri now at Rlverby must be jUst the inspiration you need .to either join or give a membership for Christmas, Or both. ·· Each Memorial Day ' weekend in May a special festive evening is planned_at Rlverby . for members. The July tth Art Show Is a high· Ugh! of the year. ·The annual · antique~ seminar is held each October. At least one group trip to attend a play or con· cert in Cincinnati or Chlwnbus is planned each • y}ar to open wider the door to Qle arts, to let joy and beauty Into our lives. . Amultitude of classes in.all art media are held at Riverby , taught by talented and dedicated instructors. The riwnthly parent-child workshoPs offer · an ideal opportunity for children and adults to work together in a creative way. . The Gallery features a monthly exhibit, including the work of nationally and internationally famous ar· lists as well as the creative abilities of local artists. The art library at Rlverby is on ideal place to quietly browse, ·read and relax. The outdoor patio theatre is often the center of activity. Membership in the French Art Colony, whether a gift for yourself or to a Jriend can provide year round enjoy· . ment. Riverby, lhe cultural center of Gallipolis, has become the focal point for artistic interests throughout the area. Individual membership in French Art Colon"y .is just· $12 for a full year. A family membership Is $20. Con· tributions or membership gifts are deductible for in· ~orne tax purposes to the extent provided by .law. Checks for membership or membership gifts 111ay be sent to the French Art Colony, P " 0. Box 472, Gallipolis, Ohio·45631. --You should apply for Medicare coverage 3 months before your 65th birthday. ~) ' ' 'I " \ a .-,pcl'Ja l lmlultty JU'I•;..:d by tht· St~ w- B I\ 1 ' Sehmg Club. ti .'i b<:<•nt• •io. Fellowship speaker announced Plans made for party I\JM 1•: I!OY -Frull haskn' ltw :;hulllls wtl! IJt• pl'epHrcd Citizen~ )mJgr;.uu ha::; ll UW GALLIPOLIS - An open HospitaL Patients at the invitaUon is extended to all · hospital look forward to these who wish to attend the annual visits with great anticipation , December dance of the Gallla and support for these trips is County Retired Senior badly needed. Volunteer Program at the St. A potluck dinner for RSVP l,.ouis Catholic Church in members and the band will Gallipolis . beginfng ~I 7:30 be held pr,or to the dance. p.m. on Friday, Dec. 10. · RSVP members who wish to Music will be provided by attend the dinner should call the Chillicothe Veterans' the RSVP oifice at 446-4521. Hospital Band. The band also Members wtio attend should performed · at last year's bring their own table servi<:e. dance. The Retired Senior Donations will be accepted Volunteer Program of Gallia with proceeds to be used to County gratefully help defray the costs of the acknowledges the Lafayette volunteers' monthly trips to Post 27 American Legion and visit patients at the the Auxiliary's support of this , Chillicothe Veterans ' dance. 2 pc. Che~tnut CrHk Gold Green Floral Baskets of fruit to s. World l 1 1 A / pari:J' held Thursda11 nntJa Mr. .and Mrs ..B. ·L james 11 Couple marry in September GAI.I.IPOI.IS- Tile First Church of the Ni:! Zill'l! tlc iu Galli polis was the setting fur the Sept. II wedding of Margar·ell .y1111 Plantz a11d B. 1.. James II. The Revs John Utterbac k and Russell Dowus u£ndrtted at the 7::10 p.m. tloulllc ring l!CI'CiliOilY. The b1·ide is the daughter of M1·. a11d Mrs. Wallc1· Plantz, 3:l Neil Ave.. Gallipolis, anti the g''(JOUI's parcnt!'l arc M!'. and Mrs. 13. L. Jumes. Chesapea ke. W.Va. · Or gani st J(jl'l'i Plantz.sislel·-in·law of the IJrioe, a11o soloist Judy Burd~Jll provided nuptial musil'. Selections im;ludcd " Th~ Weddi n~ Sung," " More',,,· "F.:ach ~" or i 'hc Othel'," "'l'hesu VowSc We Take," "Entreat Me Nut tu LcaveThee 1'' ,and the p~ci!s~ sional, "Trumpet Vol untu o·y" uno "' Brioai Chorus ... "'Tlw , Wedding Prayet·" all\l ':Sav iour Like a Shepherd Lead l)s" were sw1g during the cere1nony. The 1·ecessional was "Wed· ding Bells. " TI1e chu1·ch was tlecu1·ated with t wo 15 ·braneh candebtbra with g1·ccncry and blue bows adol'llillg the archway which featured wl11tc s winging gat es decure~ted with grecnci'Y, blue .s~:~ lin bows and white ooves. There was u double kneeling bench, twO bw:~kets of nurlll (IITHilgCIIlCiltS, .and H 3-bnuu;h camlclubnt ·wllh greenery and blue and pink satin buws. Family J>ews weo·e mu1·keowlth single candles dc curaleo with greenery anti blue anopi;ok satin buws. . Giv~n in maniage by her father.,~lw bjide was bishop sleeves accented with vcui~c ano cluny lace on the butlkc, sleeves and chapel train. Her finger Up veil of illusion fell from a juliet cap of matching lace and lace border. She cm·· l'ied a white Bible. covcrt'tl with a cascuoe bouquet of while rusf', white and pin(!; miniatut·e cal'llations, baby'l b1·eath, greenery, and ribbui1 st1·eamers of blue a110 white. During lhe processional, the brioe presented her mother with a lung slem while rosebud. During UJC rcc'Cssional , she gave tilC groom's mother a long stem while rosebud. Mary Seabolt, Belle, W.Va., served as her cousin's maid of ~or\or. Her gown was of blue satin with asheer uveo·lay of "blue, pink ami yellow paslel flowers ac·. tenleU with pink ribbon belt and trlm. Shu also wore a blue picutre hal with pink ribbun and carried a pink basket of while and pink carnations and pompons with greenery and plnk steamers. Olhel' attendants were · Juoy Burdell of Bidwell and Kathy Shaver of Gallipolis. Their blue satil1 gowns were fashioned with a sheer overlay of blue, pink and · yellow pastell flowers ac· cenled with blue ribbon bell . ' VISITS FAMILY MASON, W. ya . - Mrs. Susan Rawhngs.,of Columbus joined her wn and daughter· ln·law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rawlings, Todd, Tim and Tommy of Mason, W.Va. for a post holiday dinner on Friday. and trim. Tl wy 11\su wo n• blue l>il'l ure hut s w1t1 1 l1hu: ribbons. They l'!IITicd IJiut· baskets uf whit e HI HI !J\uc ca r· nations am! pompon:>i with g r eene r y Hnd h l11e strcaJ JLer s, F'lower girl wHs ('11lhy Sc;dntlt , t·uu sin uf t. hu hl'ide, uf. Belle, W.Va. ller gown lllitldted that. of llu· lllitl.l'lln uf htHHH'. :Shu t:lltTictl H lace hit.'ikL'l of pl1 1k r1 IS!' pel ~li s . Cltarlt•:i Seuhult. Belle , W.Va ., Sci' Vt!d us host lliitn . Usl1c rs WlJl't) (;;ny I less , SL Albcm.s, W.Vo1. ; Oa VI' Upult·, Bellt:.•, W.Vu . ; .Juh ull Y Johnsun, Belle, W.Va . tllltl Alex Huss, C:h<-~rl cs t.ut l , W.VH . Ring b~arer wasShi lliU lluss, nephew uf l lhl gruum, Charleston , W.Va. . All men wore li ghl hluc tuxt!tloS. ;Mrs. Phllllz chusu a pil l knit gown with~ belled organ pleated ski1'l fur her oaugllter'S weooiil g. She wore <m Ui·chid rorsuge. . Mrs . .Jmnes wore H blue knit ~owi1 willi ru1 empire wHil:it. She tilsu wore 1111 orchid cursttgc. A rcl'epliun w<Js held immctliutcly fn llvwin g the ceremony in the church fclluwshi(J room . The four tier cake baked by Limho Scott wa~ hexugoll slwpcd and . dt:<.:urutcd with blue, White mKJYol luw roscUtiiiS with l>clis ·filled wiUJ...ro~es. Blue cHndles were J)lat:l'<l 011 el:lch side 'of the cl.l ke. 'rile rount wa.s deeoru tcd with ' !Jiuc, pink um1 whitu strea mct·s I:Hid l>luc ~utin Uows. Reception ho.-;tess WWi Madge Ncul. Sco·ving we1·c Linda Scott, Jan Duncan anti 'Lynn Hictl. Rc~ ist eri n g guusls was Gencic Plantz, sister-in-lawof the bride. Fur a wedoing t1·ip toMyl'· lie Beud1, S.C., tile new Mrs. James wore u lwo-piece green knit suit with u gl't!Cn print blouse. Her cor·suge consisted of while l'osebuds from the btidal bouquet. A gi·uduuie of Ga llia Academy uno Gallipolis Business Co ll e~e. Mo·s. James was employt'tl at The Wiseman Agency bcfo1·e her ma1·riage. Mr. James, a graduate of East Bank High. Sehoul, is employed with United Parcel Service. The couple resides al313 E. lOth, Belle, W.Va. Olit-of·lo•'~ guests includ· co Mrs. Joh n Johnson, Muysel Fenell , Thelma Myers, Kilty Booth, Mona Cavendish , Eve lyn Su1·· baugh,,.J!:rma Lee Murphy, Dorothy Brown, MH.and Mr. and Mrs .. E. B. Casto, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Haslings, Mr. and Mrs. David Fletcher, Nikki Yates, Kathy Casto, Mr. ano Mrs. C.W. Sigman, Belle, W.Va . Linoa . Davis, Kankakee, Ill. ; Rev. Larry Shupe. Kan· sas City, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Plantz, Mindy and Billy, Grove City ; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Heaton, Chris .llnd Jeanette Vaughn, Livon!~, Mich .; Andra Cremeeris, Mr. arld Mrs. Rljymond Cremeens, Greg · Trout, C hesape<~ke; Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Koehl er, Coiwnbus ; Mrs. Alex Ross, Jackie Walker, Charleston, W.Va. ; Mrs. Russell Downs, Nita am). Juan, Shelby ; Hazel James, groom's grand· mu\her, Charleston, W.Va.; Mrs. Jack Burris andKelli, Point Pleasant. W.Va. �2-B-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Dec. 5, 1976 ' Always wrtie your health ~~~•. •· · · · • Insurance claim number :,, (lr.cludln~ the letter ) on any }i · bil1s you submit and on any :'i co 1r espondence about Mt> •tcare. ·::: SUNDAY THE ESKEW Family will be the guest singers at the Mt. IIOLIIH Y Zion Baptl.!l Church on Old Rt. 7 In Crown City, Sunday, 7:30p.m. Everyone welrome. HYMN SING Sunday at the Pine Grove Free Will Baptist :::...._ --...o..;;Fabrics Church, 2 p.m. Featured singers will be the South Columbus Churoh choir and QuartP.t. MONDAY FRENCH Colony Chapter,DAR, Monday, 7:30p.m. with Mrs. Mae Haskins. nJESDAY WAYSIDE GARDEN Cluti Christmas meeting, 6 p.m. TUesday at the Kyger Lodge , _,.,.., Hall. Members, bring covered dish and table service and 12 gift. SENIOR CITIZENS Garqen Club Tuesday, 1 to 3 p.m. at tbe senior citizens center.. WEDNESDAY WHITE ROSE Lodge, 12 noon, American Legion HaU in Middleport. Holiday dinner to be held with the meat 'to be furnished . MONDAY, Members are to take a OPEN TIL 8 P.M. covered dish and their own table service. Children invited. A meeting will follow the dinner . WEEKEND MEETING at th e Wesleyan Methodi st Church, Vinton, Wednesday through Sunday, 7:30 nightly. Rev . Darius Johnson , evangelist. Rev. Jack Fin· nicum lnvit~s the public. . 70 attend dinner Com'lng t E t r . .ve n s POMEROY-· Approximately 70 persons attend&e tne Thanksgiving dinner of the Big Bend Citizens Band Radio Club recently at the Rock Springs grange hall. Turkey and ham with all the trlnunings were served at . - Mr. aM 'Mrs. David M. Warner and son David II and daughter Natalie of 1\lc!unond, Va., tiad their parents and sister · and family guests over the Thanksgiving holiday. The wests lncludoo Mr. as -K&K MOBILE HOME SALES LOU WILlJAMS and s~veral Ezhibit for the month of December: A portion of the phdlographs from the November exhibit will continue for the firs\' two weeks of December. . G~ery _Hours : Satur\lays and Sundays, 1 until 5 p.m. ; TUesdays and Thursdays;IOa.m. ~ntil3 p.m., River by. . -Dec. 5, _Surlday, 2-4 p.m. - Annual French Art Colony FallliiY Christmas Party for members and their families only Riverby. · , ' ·Dec. 20-Jan. 3, 1977- Galleries at Riverby closed for the Chrialmas holidays. · :;. Dec. 28, TUesday, Bp.m.- Combined F.A.C. trustees and lnu:;rdeparlmental meeting, Riverby . :;_Ezhibit for the month of January, Student show arranged by..,.ral! Moshier. - , ~ I.' '• • AND SAN DWICHES J, .. ' • OPEN HOUSE SLATED - The public Is Invited to visit the classrooms of the VisuaUy Impaired School located at Yale Hall on Uie Rio Grande College ca mpus Thursday from 7 to 8:30p.m. Student.s working here are, from the left, Brian Leffingwell, Charles Dennison. Misha • •' The Aimm"'c its full phase. United Press International The mornin g stars are · Todav ill Sll\'day, Dec. o, Mars and Satur n. the 340th day of 1976 with 26 w The eveni ng slars are follow. Venus 1 Mercury anQ. Jupiter . The moon is approaching Those born on this date are - ' r::5: b.. - ~ .. .' .. . ''·· .... ... • MEN OR WOMEN: G;Q curly, Go wavy, Get more b<3Jy. Disguise thinning hair. Do it tqljay with a UniPerm or Body for tvl;n. Have great looking carefree hO:.. Just shampoo, dry, and forgal it. ' 24'X42' DOUBLE WIDE. A BEAUTIFul HOME ~ . Unlp •..... $25. Values H-elene Curtis AND IS WELL CONSTRUCTED. '·· . rrom vou're tnvitedroourchristma s $14·95 Th~ /' I ·. · Complete week: • $19·9 5_ FQBM 3 PERM TODAY, DECEMBER 5TH FRO M 12 :00 A.M. TO S P.M. - - - - -- Revl~n BUiY BEAUTY PERM : ---------- $3.50 Val ue ~\1lene C'urtis CortopleK . A PACKAGE OF BEAUTIFUL PORTRAITS RE FRES HM ENTS & DOOR PRIZES $l00 CONDITi\JNER TREATMENT • " :: We've fill ed our shop wit h the spirit of Ch r istmas and we kll;ow you'l l enj oy see ing e>Jery.lhing thai is new and beau tif ul for the holiday season . So why not plan on being here with us f.or our " Open in g" of the Christm as Seaso n. $12~.9 5 $17.£0 Value POMEROY FLOWER SHOP Mr s. Mi.ilard VanMeter PR .ICES V.ALID THRU 12·11-76 · "' *NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY --' FULL LIVING COLOR Ph . 992 .2039 106 Butternut Ave. 992 .5721 Pomerov , 0 . -• ALL AGES - NO LIM IT PER FAM ILY t sOCia•I '. ~ Calendar ~ POMEROY FLOWER SHOP , •• o.r Body for Men •• Value . Helene Curtis IN under the sign of Sagittarius. On U1is day in history : America n mo\•ie. maker In 1776, U1c first scholastic Walt Disney was born Dec. o, fraternity in America _;,. Phi 1901. EighUo U.S. President llcta Kappa . was or~anized Martin Van Buren was born at William & Mary Coticge in on this date in 1782. Virginia. In confirmed 1848, President Jrunes Polk the discovery • BAKER FURNITURE!$ • 8- Wallet Entire Pkg. $9.95 SEE THE PARADE AT 6:00 P.M.I MEET SANTA I TREAT THE KIDSI .. . MUGS & PLATES $3.50 ea . Set of 8 for $26.00 Where Else ? .P eddler's ·Pantry · State& Third• • .. --~>allipolls , OH.- · Sears .. .. !""' . ., ·" ,' ' . ' RECLINER SALE Zipper W~h Tricot Uning ' •ROCKER-RECLINERS. eW ALL AWAY RECLINERS ePOP.UP RECLINERS PRICES START AT ALOW r OPEN TONIGHT 1 ••. A BOOT " : LA-Z-BOY-AMERICA'S MOST' FAMOUS RECLINER-IS NOW ON SALE IN 20 DIFFERENT STYLES COVERS IN ,VINYL AND CLOTH - ALL COLORS And Choose a Gift the family Will Grow Into and Nem Outgrow eREPE SOLE .,,J, : REG. 32.95 SUNDAY ' ' '177 .: · •Fine Furniture · •Custom Draperies •Carpeting . , I, ONLY! . ~- 'c 1 . I., ' I' ~ t What a Christmas this can be with a gift that will be shared and enjoyed by the whole family for years and years. No famil y member is too young or too old to join in the enterta inment fun a b ea u~iu lly designed Gulbra nsen Organ will bring. And the ·greatest pleasures your Gulbra nsen will bring is that everyone can learn to play. And what fun to help and share in each other's playing abilities! • SHARE* in Growth and Benefits Even though junior's a beginner and sis is an accomplished organist one Gulbra nsensuits each member's needs. So two or three years fr~m now·, you'll not need to buy a new and better organ. One Gulbransen per fa mily per lifetime is al l you ever need. Gulbransen established and perfected the features, player organ, select-a- rhythm, chord-o·matic and walking bass on its organs. And a Gulbra nsen Organ is line furn iture as well. ~ ;.. '> ,.• • .7 peak h.p. · 1.79 VCMA Rating) 10 quart bag capacity Rides on 1 cushion of 1ir for effortless mobility Full-Time edge-cleaning Alloround $3700 ~ 8 38995 Wa.s $469 .95 • 19-in. diu11onalmt·usnre picture • S n ll'"' Clu·un_,ix' black matrix pictu rt• tnlll' ~ Adju 8tuhlt· tlllf'·lmtton cnlnr ,_,, ... .V.'S $189 v PRICED RTtNr. 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Tuesday at Columbus· and Southern Ohio El&etric Co., social room In Middleport. COLQRCHARMS AVAILABLE ' ~ ;> • 2 - 8 x lO's 2-5 x 7's •" 0[fJ RIJSTMAS present. 14'X70' GOVERNOR 2 FULL BATHS, .3 BDR 675-3000 Fraizer, Carla Rossiter and ~im nossiter. T~e school, which instructs visually handicapped student.s from Meigs, Jacks9n, Gallia and Vinton Counties, is under the direction of the Gallipolis City Board of Education. Ann Packer is the instructor. of gold in Ca lifornia, leadjng to the famed "gold rush" of 1848 and '49. tn ·1933, liquor prohibition was abolished when Utah beca me U1e 30Ul state w •·atify the 21st Amendment to (' h.rb!II HI ~ i~ l'oi· l"l'IIH: IIl h l' ring,, the Consti tution . It i' ror givillg .' ' in rell lt nthr:IIIL'l'. A thought for the day : It is <1 na\ura l. II U~ta l g i c li111 c fo r fril'nd s. ' American poet Paul Engle said, "Wisdom is knowing ·. When you can't be wi se." RL'Il1L'tni1L'r yo ur ln L"nds through out · . :::~Ko:~:~:::::»'**-":* ,.:..o.:• ;~&lit:' holid ay ~;,c a so n wit lt a ht.:;nltil'u l pnitbt' ltia · :~; for a truly great Christmas K&K MOBILE HOME PARK & SALES Q. ~ ,...,...,.,...,,.,...,..,...,,.,,.,,._•.,._.,,.,.,..,...,,..,,.._.•..,••_.,•.,.,......,.l'<o.""''._..,,...,,.,,.,.,,,.,, oh our lot. Come In today of her floral paintings. By Charlene Hoeflich POMEROY- Capturing un canvas the beauty of flowers is a hubby of Mrs. Lou Williams uf Long Bottom. Arelatively new resident of Meigs County, the llllented Mrs. Williams had her first showing of flower iH1 in ronjunction with the Christmas fl ower show of the Meigs Co un ty Ga•·de n Club s Association ~ t the Senior Citizens Center over the weekend. She displayed 18 flower SCENIC .BACKGROUND USEP I Great Deals on everything r tOra l' beauty captured on canvas ' Calendar t:. :.. CLOSE OUT SALE DJ Gallipolis, Ohio Friday, December 10, 1976 11:00 a.m. till 7:00p.m. . . . I : IS HAVING A GREAT - Spring Valley Plaza, Jackson Pike aM Mrs. Ralph Warner of '" Point Pleasant, W. Va., Mtt _, and Mrs. Ferrell Niday and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Steele : and da~~hters Julie and Jlnger -of GallipoUs. Whii!L' they were there -they vlsltt>d "•. Willlsmaburg, Va. and otber points of Interest ln the area . ... ; POMEROY - Mr. and Columbus. Her husband ill Mrs , John Sebo entertained affiliated with the Columbus Thanksgiving Day with a Mobil Wash. family dinner. Attending were their son, John David, n graduate TRAVEL BLOCKED 'ltudent at Ohto University; PITTSBURGH (UP!) the ir son-In-law and Frigid temperatures and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Marlier, Amanda ; their frozen sidewalks aggravated daughter, Kim, at home and the travel problems of 360,000 her friend, Steve Walburn of comm uters today as the Middleport, a student at city's transit strike entered its third day . Mariettu College. · Mrs. Marlier, . the former · l..eatme Sebo, graduutcd from Ohio State University June 10 Studies show that only 8 per with a degree. In physical cent of aged social ~&eurity U.erapy, and is a therapist at beneficiaries refuse to enroll the Coal Rain School in In Part B of Medicare. .I " ' GALUPO~ Sebos entertain family -·-,...-·-·----- · ~, tht> potluck dinner. Special ' ' guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goegleln, Mffl. Lucllle ; Leifheit, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bacon and family, Shelly : Lemley and Betty Jo Darst. • The hall )¥as decoratt>d In tht> Thanksgiving motif. Seen & Heard SALE Convenient Food Mart 3--B-TheSunday Tirtles.Sentinel,Sunday,Dec, 5.1976 control garage door opener microwave oven with defrost cycle Wlf 1209.95 w•• $379.9f '16411 '27!)9$ 24 Hour Phone 'AMiitronv Strvl~» St!art hat • credit Jtlan lo .fUll motl e'Vel')' need Scrape, wa sh, rinse a// your di shes, glasses, silver, pols and pans in one Tl~ , nd bauer,. prlees Include lnUIIPtion Sotit{tiCtion Gu.arant«d or Your Mohf>y quick, easy motion . The perfect gift. '100 off 600-walt t:.•n""~tont! ~~ ~·"' Easy to ins·,all. ~ ~ ' SILVER PLAZA ' ' 'att\oc ~Phonf W -2710!tEARI, IIOIIlJCk AND (:0. I • �2-B-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Dec. 5, 1976 ' Always wrtie your health ~~~•. •· · · · • Insurance claim number :,, (lr.cludln~ the letter ) on any }i · bil1s you submit and on any :'i co 1r espondence about Mt> •tcare. ·::: SUNDAY THE ESKEW Family will be the guest singers at the Mt. IIOLIIH Y Zion Baptl.!l Church on Old Rt. 7 In Crown City, Sunday, 7:30p.m. Everyone welrome. HYMN SING Sunday at the Pine Grove Free Will Baptist :::...._ --...o..;;Fabrics Church, 2 p.m. Featured singers will be the South Columbus Churoh choir and QuartP.t. MONDAY FRENCH Colony Chapter,DAR, Monday, 7:30p.m. with Mrs. Mae Haskins. nJESDAY WAYSIDE GARDEN Cluti Christmas meeting, 6 p.m. TUesday at the Kyger Lodge , _,.,.., Hall. Members, bring covered dish and table service and 12 gift. SENIOR CITIZENS Garqen Club Tuesday, 1 to 3 p.m. at tbe senior citizens center.. WEDNESDAY WHITE ROSE Lodge, 12 noon, American Legion HaU in Middleport. Holiday dinner to be held with the meat 'to be furnished . MONDAY, Members are to take a OPEN TIL 8 P.M. covered dish and their own table service. Children invited. A meeting will follow the dinner . WEEKEND MEETING at th e Wesleyan Methodi st Church, Vinton, Wednesday through Sunday, 7:30 nightly. Rev . Darius Johnson , evangelist. Rev. Jack Fin· nicum lnvit~s the public. . 70 attend dinner Com'lng t E t r . .ve n s POMEROY-· Approximately 70 persons attend&e tne Thanksgiving dinner of the Big Bend Citizens Band Radio Club recently at the Rock Springs grange hall. Turkey and ham with all the trlnunings were served at . - Mr. aM 'Mrs. David M. Warner and son David II and daughter Natalie of 1\lc!unond, Va., tiad their parents and sister · and family guests over the Thanksgiving holiday. The wests lncludoo Mr. as -K&K MOBILE HOME SALES LOU WILlJAMS and s~veral Ezhibit for the month of December: A portion of the phdlographs from the November exhibit will continue for the firs\' two weeks of December. . G~ery _Hours : Satur\lays and Sundays, 1 until 5 p.m. ; TUesdays and Thursdays;IOa.m. ~ntil3 p.m., River by. . -Dec. 5, _Surlday, 2-4 p.m. - Annual French Art Colony FallliiY Christmas Party for members and their families only Riverby. · , ' ·Dec. 20-Jan. 3, 1977- Galleries at Riverby closed for the Chrialmas holidays. · :;. Dec. 28, TUesday, Bp.m.- Combined F.A.C. trustees and lnu:;rdeparlmental meeting, Riverby . :;_Ezhibit for the month of January, Student show arranged by..,.ral! Moshier. - , ~ I.' '• • AND SAN DWICHES J, .. ' • OPEN HOUSE SLATED - The public Is Invited to visit the classrooms of the VisuaUy Impaired School located at Yale Hall on Uie Rio Grande College ca mpus Thursday from 7 to 8:30p.m. Student.s working here are, from the left, Brian Leffingwell, Charles Dennison. Misha • •' The Aimm"'c its full phase. United Press International The mornin g stars are · Todav ill Sll\'day, Dec. o, Mars and Satur n. the 340th day of 1976 with 26 w The eveni ng slars are follow. Venus 1 Mercury anQ. Jupiter . The moon is approaching Those born on this date are - ' r::5: b.. - ~ .. .' .. . ''·· .... ... • MEN OR WOMEN: G;Q curly, Go wavy, Get more b<3Jy. Disguise thinning hair. Do it tqljay with a UniPerm or Body for tvl;n. Have great looking carefree hO:.. Just shampoo, dry, and forgal it. ' 24'X42' DOUBLE WIDE. A BEAUTIFul HOME ~ . Unlp •..... $25. Values H-elene Curtis AND IS WELL CONSTRUCTED. '·· . rrom vou're tnvitedroourchristma s $14·95 Th~ /' I ·. · Complete week: • $19·9 5_ FQBM 3 PERM TODAY, DECEMBER 5TH FRO M 12 :00 A.M. TO S P.M. - - - - -- Revl~n BUiY BEAUTY PERM : ---------- $3.50 Val ue ~\1lene C'urtis CortopleK . A PACKAGE OF BEAUTIFUL PORTRAITS RE FRES HM ENTS & DOOR PRIZES $l00 CONDITi\JNER TREATMENT • " :: We've fill ed our shop wit h the spirit of Ch r istmas and we kll;ow you'l l enj oy see ing e>Jery.lhing thai is new and beau tif ul for the holiday season . So why not plan on being here with us f.or our " Open in g" of the Christm as Seaso n. $12~.9 5 $17.£0 Value POMEROY FLOWER SHOP Mr s. Mi.ilard VanMeter PR .ICES V.ALID THRU 12·11-76 · "' *NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY --' FULL LIVING COLOR Ph . 992 .2039 106 Butternut Ave. 992 .5721 Pomerov , 0 . -• ALL AGES - NO LIM IT PER FAM ILY t sOCia•I '. ~ Calendar ~ POMEROY FLOWER SHOP , •• o.r Body for Men •• Value . Helene Curtis IN under the sign of Sagittarius. On U1is day in history : America n mo\•ie. maker In 1776, U1c first scholastic Walt Disney was born Dec. o, fraternity in America _;,. Phi 1901. EighUo U.S. President llcta Kappa . was or~anized Martin Van Buren was born at William & Mary Coticge in on this date in 1782. Virginia. In confirmed 1848, President Jrunes Polk the discovery • BAKER FURNITURE!$ • 8- Wallet Entire Pkg. $9.95 SEE THE PARADE AT 6:00 P.M.I MEET SANTA I TREAT THE KIDSI .. . MUGS & PLATES $3.50 ea . Set of 8 for $26.00 Where Else ? .P eddler's ·Pantry · State& Third• • .. --~>allipolls , OH.- · Sears .. .. !""' . ., ·" ,' ' . ' RECLINER SALE Zipper W~h Tricot Uning ' •ROCKER-RECLINERS. eW ALL AWAY RECLINERS ePOP.UP RECLINERS PRICES START AT ALOW r OPEN TONIGHT 1 ••. A BOOT " : LA-Z-BOY-AMERICA'S MOST' FAMOUS RECLINER-IS NOW ON SALE IN 20 DIFFERENT STYLES COVERS IN ,VINYL AND CLOTH - ALL COLORS And Choose a Gift the family Will Grow Into and Nem Outgrow eREPE SOLE .,,J, : REG. 32.95 SUNDAY ' ' '177 .: · •Fine Furniture · •Custom Draperies •Carpeting . , I, ONLY! . ~- 'c 1 . I., ' I' ~ t What a Christmas this can be with a gift that will be shared and enjoyed by the whole family for years and years. No famil y member is too young or too old to join in the enterta inment fun a b ea u~iu lly designed Gulbra nsen Organ will bring. And the ·greatest pleasures your Gulbra nsen will bring is that everyone can learn to play. And what fun to help and share in each other's playing abilities! • SHARE* in Growth and Benefits Even though junior's a beginner and sis is an accomplished organist one Gulbra nsensuits each member's needs. So two or three years fr~m now·, you'll not need to buy a new and better organ. One Gulbransen per fa mily per lifetime is al l you ever need. Gulbransen established and perfected the features, player organ, select-a- rhythm, chord-o·matic and walking bass on its organs. And a Gulbra nsen Organ is line furn iture as well. ~ ;.. '> ,.• • .7 peak h.p. · 1.79 VCMA Rating) 10 quart bag capacity Rides on 1 cushion of 1ir for effortless mobility Full-Time edge-cleaning Alloround $3700 ~ 8 38995 Wa.s $469 .95 • 19-in. diu11onalmt·usnre picture • S n ll'"' Clu·un_,ix' black matrix pictu rt• tnlll' ~ Adju 8tuhlt· tlllf'·lmtton cnlnr ,_,, ... .V.'S $189 v PRICED RTtNr. AT 99 - 7607 1 '50 off portable di ~hwashe r pot/ pan SAVE '30 TO *200 was 19" Color TV, 100 per cent solid state,_equal ease tuning system • simulated wood grain cabmet. Reg~ ~~.95. - 1359.95 with cycle '3()995 *70 off S.track play1 record st~reo system Wu 1217.U RI'P9lll 1339.95 buill-In' modtl ... S21f.95 ' ,. • SALE ...." . And we'l l help you choose the Gulbransen best suited to your family's needs. You'll find a wide se lection of Gul bransen organs in . our stock to choose from. But come in now while t~e solection 1$ wid e and hear the finest sou nd in organs ... Gulbra nsen. You won't WARD'ySeroK.EYBOARD (New Location) 56 State Street '. .SPECIAL PRICE o~\.1 . WEATHER-PROOF GREEN lURF ONLY GallipOlis, Ohio Phone 446-4372 •~......._~,. ........ 'K41, Across from the Lib_ra,.rJ,. .. . , ...""'' oiiio~~· _· ..............~-·w.-,.~~··~ ~ ' S]75 3'X3' J ' J $ '. ONLY $49 'Ill~ I 6550 '45 off digital DOOR ·MATS I J ' EDAR CH .. DURING SALE ·'• Come Visit Us Soon •Interior Design Hours: Daily 9:30-5 Mon.- Fri. 9: J0-8 .' . SHARE* in Pleasure, Fun, and Learning ~ . Gulbransen organ ' ....... " MODEL SHOWN ONLY LANE ;, • • • • '.• Elt•c•l tnnlt· 11nfl ·l••u•·h tun· In• h11111 · no rtiO\'iiiK fllll'h lu 11 lip or 10 out of nrdc •r • JOO% snlitl-;.tut" chassis • • :""' SALE '80 off Sensor~Touch table top color TY ' .. ' In Our Great Indian Inspired . ' ' Second at Grape Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 446-0332 ~ MON., DEC. 6 f: SORRY - NO SPLIT ORDERS Topu ~ 6 to 9 P.M. •• • ' Deposit at Sitting ~.00 Balance on Delivery Furniture galleries = Monday WESTERN BOOT CB Club meeting, 7 p.m. Monday at Roush Landi ng, Racine. ELECTION OF officers when Rutland Volunteer Fire Department meets at fire station at 6:30p.m. Monday; all members asked to be present. REGULAR MEETING, Meigs County Fair Board, 8 p.m. Monday at board office, Rock Springs Fairgrounds . Tuesday XI GAMMA MU Chapter , Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 p, m. Tuesday at Columbus· and Southern Ohio El&etric Co., social room In Middleport. COLQRCHARMS AVAILABLE ' ~ ;> • 2 - 8 x lO's 2-5 x 7's •" 0[fJ RIJSTMAS present. 14'X70' GOVERNOR 2 FULL BATHS, .3 BDR 675-3000 Fraizer, Carla Rossiter and ~im nossiter. T~e school, which instructs visually handicapped student.s from Meigs, Jacks9n, Gallia and Vinton Counties, is under the direction of the Gallipolis City Board of Education. Ann Packer is the instructor. of gold in Ca lifornia, leadjng to the famed "gold rush" of 1848 and '49. tn ·1933, liquor prohibition was abolished when Utah beca me U1e 30Ul state w •·atify the 21st Amendment to (' h.rb!II HI ~ i~ l'oi· l"l'IIH: IIl h l' ring,, the Consti tution . It i' ror givillg .' ' in rell lt nthr:IIIL'l'. A thought for the day : It is <1 na\ura l. II U~ta l g i c li111 c fo r fril'nd s. ' American poet Paul Engle said, "Wisdom is knowing ·. When you can't be wi se." RL'Il1L'tni1L'r yo ur ln L"nds through out · . :::~Ko:~:~:::::»'**-":* ,.:..o.:• ;~&lit:' holid ay ~;,c a so n wit lt a ht.:;nltil'u l pnitbt' ltia · :~; for a truly great Christmas K&K MOBILE HOME PARK & SALES Q. ~ ,...,...,.,...,,.,...,..,...,,.,,.,,._•.,._.,,.,.,..,...,,..,,.._.•..,••_.,•.,.,......,.l'<o.""''._..,,...,,.,,.,.,,,.,, oh our lot. Come In today of her floral paintings. By Charlene Hoeflich POMEROY- Capturing un canvas the beauty of flowers is a hubby of Mrs. Lou Williams uf Long Bottom. Arelatively new resident of Meigs County, the llllented Mrs. Williams had her first showing of flower iH1 in ronjunction with the Christmas fl ower show of the Meigs Co un ty Ga•·de n Club s Association ~ t the Senior Citizens Center over the weekend. She displayed 18 flower SCENIC .BACKGROUND USEP I Great Deals on everything r tOra l' beauty captured on canvas ' Calendar t:. :.. CLOSE OUT SALE DJ Gallipolis, Ohio Friday, December 10, 1976 11:00 a.m. till 7:00p.m. . . . I : IS HAVING A GREAT - Spring Valley Plaza, Jackson Pike aM Mrs. Ralph Warner of '" Point Pleasant, W. Va., Mtt _, and Mrs. Ferrell Niday and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Steele : and da~~hters Julie and Jlnger -of GallipoUs. Whii!L' they were there -they vlsltt>d "•. Willlsmaburg, Va. and otber points of Interest ln the area . ... ; POMEROY - Mr. and Columbus. Her husband ill Mrs , John Sebo entertained affiliated with the Columbus Thanksgiving Day with a Mobil Wash. family dinner. Attending were their son, John David, n graduate TRAVEL BLOCKED 'ltudent at Ohto University; PITTSBURGH (UP!) the ir son-In-law and Frigid temperatures and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Marlier, Amanda ; their frozen sidewalks aggravated daughter, Kim, at home and the travel problems of 360,000 her friend, Steve Walburn of comm uters today as the Middleport, a student at city's transit strike entered its third day . Mariettu College. · Mrs. Marlier, . the former · l..eatme Sebo, graduutcd from Ohio State University June 10 Studies show that only 8 per with a degree. In physical cent of aged social ~&eurity U.erapy, and is a therapist at beneficiaries refuse to enroll the Coal Rain School in In Part B of Medicare. .I " ' GALUPO~ Sebos entertain family -·-,...-·-·----- · ~, tht> potluck dinner. Special ' ' guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goegleln, Mffl. Lucllle ; Leifheit, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bacon and family, Shelly : Lemley and Betty Jo Darst. • The hall )¥as decoratt>d In tht> Thanksgiving motif. Seen & Heard SALE Convenient Food Mart 3--B-TheSunday Tirtles.Sentinel,Sunday,Dec, 5.1976 control garage door opener microwave oven with defrost cycle Wlf 1209.95 w•• $379.9f '16411 '27!)9$ 24 Hour Phone 'AMiitronv Strvl~» St!art hat • credit Jtlan lo .fUll motl e'Vel')' need Scrape, wa sh, rinse a// your di shes, glasses, silver, pols and pans in one Tl~ , nd bauer,. prlees Include lnUIIPtion Sotit{tiCtion Gu.arant«d or Your Mohf>y quick, easy motion . The perfect gift. '100 off 600-walt t:.•n""~tont! ~~ ~·"' Easy to ins·,all. ~ ~ ' SILVER PLAZA ' ' 'att\oc ~Phonf W -2710!tEARI, IIOIIlJCk AND (:0. I • �• • • .. • • • +II- The SWJday Times-Sentinel, Sundav, Dec. S, 1976 Leaders schedule training~ Glee club presenting concert (;.A.LLIPOLIS - The Glee Clu . of the Holter Medical Center School of Nursing will present Its aMual Christmas i:Oncert Wednesday evening, ilec . 8 In the main lounge at. Davis Hall, 514 First Ave. , Gallipolis. The program will begin at 8:1S and is open to the publlc. Prtsertted at the concert ·wilt be numerous selections representing familiar Christ· mas sortgs from the past and present. The studerit nurses will be singing under the direction of Mrs. Anne Fischer from Gallia Academy High School. Also during the evening the GAHS Madrigals will present several choral selections. Members of the glee club who will be performing Include : Kathy Clark, Betsy Amsbary, Connie Estefan, Marie Grose, Cindy Richards, Cathy . Twyman, Crystal Glaze, · Clai re ,Shumate, Kathy Forshey. 300 Second Ave. &ys: Cruise into spnng 1n sparkling Knitmates with contrasting trim . GSI Club w: ... •• Gifts from the General Store say Merry' Christmas in an old-fashioned, special kind of way. There are all kinds of original, country gifts and a large selection of western-style clothing for the whole family. Winter coats and western wear "~H-+-il Wool and leather coats will keep everyone in your family warm and looking great all winter long. They' ll also enjoy shirts, skirts. jackets and jeans by Lee. Lots of styles · and sizes. Country Christmas Gifts Hand-crafted jewelry. copper and ,wooden kitchen items, jellies. cheese. toys, and great stocking stuffin's for anyone or. your Christmas list. Open seven days a week 9:00 'til 9:00. Gift Certificates available. · Master Charge accepted. ' ·6vtAMS PAIIMS• ·SAUSAGE SHOP &GENERAL STORE Route 35 • Rio Grande. Ohio FREE TELEVISION PROVIDED- Bob Evans Farms Foods, Inc. has contributed to the Holzer Medl~al Center pediatric lund for the fourth consecutive year. Pictured 'here are Glendon Elliott, manager, Bob Evans Sausage Shop, Rio Grande; Tom Sharp, manager, Bob Evans Steak House; Earl Nell, clll!irman, pediatric television fund for ll!e hospital and Ed Eaton, assistant manager, Bob Evans Prlve·ln . WEAR .·Boys & Gi.rls (Hanging) COATS 20% Off Donations .received for funds Mary Ruth &uer, · Douglas P. Becker And JDETS, sr«MSUITS BOYS' Any Individual, business or fund to purchase toys and GALLIPOLIS. - For the fourth successive year, Bob group wishing to donate to games for the play room on Evans Fann Foods, Inc., on either the pediatric television the fifth floor In the pediatric behalf of their three local lund to provide one month of unit and the children confined restaurants, has contributed free television for the to their beds, may do so by who are contacting Neff at 1113 to the Holzer Medical Center children Pediatric TeliVlsion Fund to hospitalized, or to the toy Teodora Ave .., Gallipolis. provide free te~vlslon for the Children who are patients in the pediatric unit during the month of December... Contributing to the new pediatric toy lund for the month of December is the Jenkins Concrete Products Company of GaUipolis. Their donation will be used to purchase sorne special Christmas toys, including a tyke wagon , especially designed for two \O three years olds, puU toys for small boys and girls and games lor aU ages. In addition, other toys and games will be . bought for apecial · · dlstri~ulion durinl the Christmas season to the children who have the misfortune to be sick and hospitalized during the holidays. The check to cover the THE NEW pediatric toy lund at Holzer Medical pediatric television for Ce~ter has provided hours of entertainment for children December from, Bob Evans hospitalized at Holzer. Here, Paula Wood, left, enjoys the Farm Foods on behalf of the Century Hula Couple Ill while 'Angela Wamsley tries out Bob Evans Steak House arid this tricycle. Paula is the daughter of 1\IJ'. and Mrs. Jtm Bob Evans Drive· In on Wood, Rio t:rande and Angela is the daughter of Mr. and Eastern AVenue in Gallipolis Mn. John C. Wamsley, Freemont, Neb. Angela's and the Sausage Shop in Rlo grandparimts are Mr .. and Mrs. Clarence R. Wamsley, Clifton, W. Va.. • · Grande, along with a. check for the Pediatric Toy Fund frorn Jenkins Concrete Products Company, were presented to E~rl Neff who handles community contacts for both ol the hospital projects. J~~~ OOUPLE TO WED - Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sauer, Rt. I, Middleport, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Mary Ruth, to Douglas P. 114 OFF MATatiNG PANTS OFF lA Becker, D.V.M., Rio Grande, son of Dr. and Mrs. Paul Becker, Defiance. The double ring ceremony will be perforllled on SatUrday, Dec . . IB at 2:30 p.m. at the Rutland United Methodist Church. The custom of open church wiD be.observed. An open reception will be held Immediately following the wedding In the social room of the Masc>nic Temple, Middleport. · ALL SIZES All BOYS' & GiRLS' Vinton, Wednesday thrQugn MEETING PLANNED Sunday at 7:30 nightly. Rev. VINTON - A weekend Darius Johnson, evangelist. meeting will be held at the Rev. Jack Finnicum . invites Wesleyan Methodist ChUrch, the public. SLEEPWEAR ·-20%0FF All · :_ .• Boys & Girls JUMPSUITS And % OFF GLOVES All Siies BOYS' SUITS %OFF A Keepsake diamond is the perfect symbol of the love you share . . · gu'aran.t eed perfect ' permanently registered prmened again~ l l~ss. CLUB TO MDT GAWPOIJS -111a:Gallia C'ounty Extenalon Homemakers Club wiD meet · <- Wednesday, 10 a.m. at ihe Grace United Methodist . Church fo~ .the monthly meeting. A bazaar will begin · at 10 a.m. ollerfn8 baked goods, produce, arts and crifll and Chnstmas decorations. Music wiD be pttlented between ,11 a.m. and nqon with a pothjck lunch at rtoan. Tbe Hlllor cltlzenl Olde 1'ymt Chorua wlll , perform from Ito 1:30 p.m. and &·gift exchange wiD be . held at 1:30. Glfta may he white etepbanl or Jill. The ' club wiD also aell 1118Pzinli nblcrlptlonl lor, the bomtmaker. E'I,J!'yone 'W!lcume. ·' >t,•, ' '1 Keepsake· A CC E,N T fteaiotored Diamond Rings • ' HENDON CLARK'S JEWELRY STORE GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ~ • <4 Vogue really goes to town with this new sling. The Jeanine, stacked and- soft for a day · and night dream of fash.ion. ·comfort. . THIS SIX I,'OOT cloth tUMells one of several toys to the. pediatric ward at Holzer Medical Center throngh the new pediatric toy lund. Angela Wamsley thinks this toy is lots of fun. . MARGUERITE'S SHOES Betty Ohtinger 102 E. Main · YES, THERE WilL be a Christmas home decors ling contest in Middleport. Details of the contest are currently being worked out by the sponsoring garden clubs. Pomeroy, 0. : host meeting GALLIPOLIS The Wildwood garden club of Meigs County was hostess for· Nature's garden club tit the occupational therapy room at. GSI for the November meeting with 13 members present. Mrs. Kenneth Frazer and Mrs. Wilson Rusk of the GaUlpolis garden club con· dueled the business meeting. SIK members of Nature's garden club read articles pertaining to the Thanks· giving season. Mrs: Gamet Wood of the GSI · staff rnade some announcements and prei!ented each member with "The Garden· Path," the official magazine of the Ohio State garden clubs. Members of the Wildwood garden club gave Instructions on drying various flowers to be used In flower 'arrangements. They furnished smaU pots containing styrofoam and dried flowers and a.ssisted the members In arranging the flowers to take to their rooms for winter arrangements. Five mombers of Wildwood garden club served delicious refresh· ments using Thanksgiving decorations. Those members were· Mrs. Karl · Grueser, Mrs. Marcia Arnol~. Mrs. Mary Nease, Mrs. Dorothy Smith and Mrs. Lillie Smith. • The next meeting will be Dec. 9. The Christmas party will be hosted by the Gallipolis garden club. PARENTS FETED POMEROY-Mr. and Mrs. Rick Gilmore of Success Road enter:U!ined Thanksgiv· ing Day with il dinner for their patents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Avey, Portsmouth, and Mr. and Mrs. Elza Gilmore, Jr., Pomeroy. Avey is spending the week wit.h Mr. anil Mrs. Gilmore to enjoy some Meigs County deer hun· CGIIIro1 rW'IId 'ftlut1day IIIII t• thH e~~ellurth ttl G..-,dhio say,r~ Try some thing different for ,Christmas this ·year from our kitchen ... Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. fYright, Jr. Nuptial vows read in hospital chapel MIDDLEPORT-The wed· ding of Miss Judy White, daughter of Mrs. Winnie White J Rt. 2, Pomeroy,• and . • Charles C. Wright, Jr., son of Mrs. Anne L. Davis, Mid· dleport, was an event of Nov. 20 in.the chapel at the Plea· sant Valley Hospital. The wedding took place in the hospital chapel so the bridegroom's mother, a pa· tient there, could attend. The Rev. Dale A. Saxton perfonn· ed the double ring ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Wright's wed· ding was the second to be per· formed in the chapel through special permission of the hospital admin istrator, James Farley. The ceremony was performetl at 6:30 ·p.m. Joseph Herron servetl as hest rnan for the bridegroom, imd Mrs. .Ferrell L, Holley served as mall·on of honor for her sister. · Mr. and Mrs. Wright reside • FROM SINGER & TH'E FABRIC SHOP . . ... . . . . at 30 Riverview Place, Mid· dlepo rt. r~ ~ MANY OTHER FAMOUS I M~ET TO tHE PARADE I CSEE BAHR'S FOR THE ~FINEST FASHIONS MADE J OPEN MONDAY 1 ! r· 'I r---.::::---tl UNTIL 8 P.M. t f >if * ; ·' 1 Clothing For Men and Womt~~ 10% Gold Card Discount · Lay-Away Plan - BankAmericard Mon. thru Thor. & Sat, Open flo I on Open l"ri•IA••• ~ BA.HR CLOTHIERS f!~~...~:!'!~~!"""~~. . .~~~y..;.-~~ _,__:...~~2351 LOOK WHAT .I HAVE FOR YOU blue pouch for beautiful safekeeping in your h<lndbag. 11'5 yourswhi le the suppl y lasts- for onl y 4.00 with any Estl!e Lauder purcha se of 6 50 or more. One fiJ~con 10 a customer. Offer eJCpires December ONLY 10 IN STOCK So h Film Comp.ocr Rouse H,1(10 Shrmmt:r rlnJ Apricot 0 Plum App l~ 0 Pin.td R.td O IU·NUTR1VR.ich R.kh ll ptt iclr; RO\ y Appi~O R.om• n 8rjckq ' Apricot HoneyO <1 .000 Yo Ol . 15.00 0 lot. 11.00D l Ol. 12.SOD 'll oz. 6.50 0 W• oz. 10.oo0 Em!e Pure F r~sr~nce -Spra y Estet Super Colosr~e Pur1e Spr•v Estl!-e Davhme lr• • r•nce Sprly ON SALE ~~l t ~ e m ~ ~~~§Q~ " '~" ' ~ ' Y ~~~~P § r i c ~e~~ , Same Stale City ( ' COME SANTA I $119500 Spinet Pianos by KIMBALL E ~t~ Super Perkl.me Esttie Super Co losne Spr•v ..' !>......................~................""'................ _.... embellished with delicate si iYcry filigree and cached in a 'llelvety-soft midnight Cmmtry 8eiar0 C.:olriM llelsrO .'AIIIy TinO ·SINGER MODElS . . ( GALLIPOLIS, OHIO LESSONS AVAilABLE P lea~ send me the Estee Filigree Perfume Sp ray for only 4.00 with my order o( any of the fo llbwing: Whil)l'led Clnn~ing Creme l\4 oz . 5.50 0 7 oz. 9.00 Cl Swrss PcrhirmlnR'htrut l V. o:. 17.50 0 '11 oz. lO .OOCl Dry Dry Skill "slti1'18ent 8 oz. 7.500 E n~id1ed Under·Mi.tiiP Crerile 2 ot. 9.50 0 ~oz . 15 .000 Murmum C•re 1-tand Crt me 1 oz . ).500 J 01 , 6.500 , oz. 10.00 0 Country Mill Uquld M•h~p . . Simpl.icity Patterns 11S W. Second Pomeroy Ph. 992-2284 Aplll'f'vor! Authorized Deialtlil STATE & ntiRD ~ 8, 1976, McCall's, Kwick-Sew, HoHd'ay Hours 10 liiB p.m. Mon. thru Sat. A 15.00 Value. Only 4.00 with any Est~e Lauder purchase of 6.50 or more. for Smart Santaa FREE GIFT-WRAPPING· GIFT CERTIFICATES Our Chinese Wok Speci;~l $12.00 The Peddler has stocked the Pantry wllh literally loads of new and delectable ingredients for cooking in style . has an extraordinary offer for you from Estee Lauder · . The Estee Filigree Perfume Spray No w you can have it ill a luxuri ous purse- size flillco n, The Fabric ·GONG 7J«udi.J. Est~e. Tile Super Perfume. Its fragran ce excitement lingers long after yo u've put it on. ' been vaccinated. 'I' Peddler's Pantry ting. MdtC!I-.--~--------- PLENTY TOGO A'I'LANTA (UPI) - The f'latlonll Center for Dl8eue from out-of·town were Ulo 8eb and !OIJ!, Jim and Bill and friends, Jndy Shafer and Joe Camron from Ale:qndrla, Va.; Bill Betz and Sandy, Hilliard, anct Mr. and Mrs. Ben Duncan, Eleanor, W. Va. She received several nice gifts and btrihday card! . ' 300 SeioMa contrlbut~ LEDA MAE KRAEUTER is back at Riverside Methodist Hospital, Columbus, and wiD undergo more surgery tomorrow. She has been In and out of the hospital since May 30. This time she has been there lor four weeks already. If yod would like to send a card just address it to her at Riverside, 3S3S Olentangy River .Road, Columbus, Room 919. Garde~ers KIDDIE SHOPPE · TWINS BORN GAWPOLiS - .Mf. and Mrs. Tom Davis of GainpoUs are proud ·to &Mounce the birth · of identical· twin daughters Nov. 'ZI. The first daughter born has been' named Melissa Ann and weighed four poundl, three oiUlCes. The aecond •daughter hu been named M15tl Marfe and weighed five pounds, one· hall ounce. Paternal grand· , parents are Mr. and Mrs. Leo l>avls of GaUlpolls and the maternal gl'llldparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Fraley · of Bidwell. Paternal great· .gr&ndrnother .Is Mrs. Rena Davis of Crown City and the maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Murray of Bidwell. POMEROY - Gene and Janet Harris wiD be returning to Portn Scusco, Sardinia, this week after having spent the past three weeks between here and Columbus vlalting relatives. It . was their ftrst visit home in 18 moolhs. Gene and Janet hav.e been In Sardinia for almost a year now having been moved there by Kaiser from Wales. Kathy Is there with her parents and attends the American College of Rome, a small international school where English Is spoken. Rob remained In the States and is now a junior at Marshall University, and-Nancy Is finillhing up at Ohio State lhl4 year. She spent the summer In Sardinia . There, of course, is a language problem In Sardinia for Gene and Janet but now they are both getting instruction in Italian. Janet has Jl'ivate lessons twice a week, and Gene gets his Instruction at the plant. As yet they haven't been able to get a telephone at home. And television? Imagine a Jolut Wayne movie In ltallan. · Thill weekend the two are In Columbus and will be leaving from there early In the week lor Ne.w Orleans to visit friends , and then on to Sardinia about Dec. 12. ·· Thanksgiving was a marvelous Ume for the family - just being together. The gathering took place at the horne of Margie and John Blake and their children, Fr~nk and Abby, in MiddlepiH't with Ken, his wile and daughter, Cainmy, and Pat and her husband , John J. Mayer corning In from Columbus, and Rob being there from Marshall University, Then on the Saturday after Thanksgiving aU of the Gene Harrislamilywentto Columbus for a gathering at the home of . Gordon and Mary Harris. Alsb there for the dinner were Rob's guest, Peggy O'Brien of Pomeroy, also ~ .~dent at Marshall, Marjorie Harris of Sun City, Ariz., Bob and Frances Harris of Columbus and their family, Steve and Suaan Harris, Roby, Christi and Robert of Medf!H'd, N.J., and Gordon and Mary's family, Nick and Veda with Grant and Jim, and Candi with Jason and Chelsea, aU of Columbus. It was the first time the family had been together for 10 years. But then, of course, Kathy wasn't there since she remained in Rome. ALBERT KEETOI) of Minersville is looking lor good homes lor 1\Vo year-old part New Zealand herd dogs. They are long haired btack dogs with white whiskers, about 16 inches high, and nice and friendly. He'll give them to anyone who will provide good care. Just call him if you're interested. ·ve something · special 175 N )ICONO Avl t M100t!PORT. Ott. •5760 """••161•1992 JlB6 ll*lt AmerleaM f¥ble lor swine lnfluenta siHlttl have ,, INFANT B"IRTHDA Y FETED GALLIPOLIS - · Mn . Gamet Betz celebrated her 81st birthday Nov. 30 wlth a cake with candles and lee cream before being taken to Bob Evans for dinner by her children, grandchildren and great·grandchildren. Present By Charlene Hoeflich ~. ~:: ·,•,· MON. EVENING-5to8P.M. GALLIPOLIS - The Star Garden Club of Meigs County met. recently with the Nature's G.arden Club at the occupational therapy room at the GIIUlpalis State Institute with 17 members present. Mrs .. Mulne Rusk of the Gallipolis Garden Club presented "I'm Thankful for America." Mrs. Kenneth Frazier conducted the business meeting. Mrs. Gamet Wood of the GSI staff aMounced upcoming events and called the roll. The members of the Star Garden Club demonstrated the growing and drying of many flowers that may be used In winter arrangements. They gave each member of Nature's Garden Club a smaU basket containing clay and instructed them in arranging the flowers to take to their rooms. Members of Star Garden Club . attending were Mrs. Nonnan Will, president; Mrs. Avane! Holliday, second vlce president; Martha Chapman and Sharon Jewell, therapy . chairman. They served delicious refreshments to those present. HOME FROM TRil' POMEROY - Mr. and • Mrs. David Nease of Minersville have returned from San Francisco, Calif. where they spent five days attending the · National Milk Producers Confederation convention: Nease Is a member of the Board ·of Directors of the Confederation. ~"..""L)::, to Bridget ClAn, product. sales chairman, and J•okieo Alennder, field director, · gave the 11\elt report Iron!. council. .• Chri!trnas craft ldeaJ we~ , a:c:hanged and prellmlnal')' piiiiB for February'• "nllnk." lng Day program . wort; dllcusaed by Sara Bll.rer,: leader of the Rio Grandt· Cadette troop. ·~ 1be nell meellnl! wiD Wednesday, Jan: 5. :: CHRISTMAS PARADE SALa: ; ~ leaders signed up for cardtac, pulmonary resuscitation Instructions Wednnday morning at the December meeting of the Gallia Service Unit. The Instructions were scheduled by NIIJ!CY Clark for 9:30a.m. Wednesady Dec. 8 at the Presbyterian Church here. Other business conducted at the meeting included . calendar sales returns made meet with Gitt Ideas for Chrisbnas fc r orner ~· GALwr v ....~- Girl Scout by the troop repraeotatlvet; Star members .. :.:::::=:::::::::;:::::::;:::.::.:.:.::·: :·:·:·=·~:·:·:·:·;·:::::·:.::::::::::::::::::$:=~:=~~~cell::::~m~:•-•~.:~~ • Mary Rusche!, Cheryl Hudson, Marylu Mills and Debbie Fraley. Others Include : Anne Ternasky, Kim Bush, Kim Nutter, Marsha Drum, Cecile· HarTis, Pam Bryan, Cindy Young, Cheryl Nichols, Steffie Rosa, Sally Swain, Debbie McLa ughlin , Pam Ross, Connie 1\lckman and Erin Smal.es. GENERAL SIORE ~'lbts.dly~,Swxlay, Dec. 5,1976 l.iP•- - - Acct. No. Add 50c: lor FREE SHOP·A·RAMA · TICKETS! m~ll l nv Cl'll'ek 0 M.D. 0 C.O.D. 0 Christmas. Special ·oo I Nothing Down And $18.54 Per Month I BRUNICARDI MUSIC CO. OPEN NIGHTlY nla PM •• •' • ' • • �• • • .. • • • +II- The SWJday Times-Sentinel, Sundav, Dec. S, 1976 Leaders schedule training~ Glee club presenting concert (;.A.LLIPOLIS - The Glee Clu . of the Holter Medical Center School of Nursing will present Its aMual Christmas i:Oncert Wednesday evening, ilec . 8 In the main lounge at. Davis Hall, 514 First Ave. , Gallipolis. The program will begin at 8:1S and is open to the publlc. Prtsertted at the concert ·wilt be numerous selections representing familiar Christ· mas sortgs from the past and present. The studerit nurses will be singing under the direction of Mrs. Anne Fischer from Gallia Academy High School. Also during the evening the GAHS Madrigals will present several choral selections. Members of the glee club who will be performing Include : Kathy Clark, Betsy Amsbary, Connie Estefan, Marie Grose, Cindy Richards, Cathy . Twyman, Crystal Glaze, · Clai re ,Shumate, Kathy Forshey. 300 Second Ave. &ys: Cruise into spnng 1n sparkling Knitmates with contrasting trim . GSI Club w: ... •• Gifts from the General Store say Merry' Christmas in an old-fashioned, special kind of way. There are all kinds of original, country gifts and a large selection of western-style clothing for the whole family. Winter coats and western wear "~H-+-il Wool and leather coats will keep everyone in your family warm and looking great all winter long. They' ll also enjoy shirts, skirts. jackets and jeans by Lee. Lots of styles · and sizes. Country Christmas Gifts Hand-crafted jewelry. copper and ,wooden kitchen items, jellies. cheese. toys, and great stocking stuffin's for anyone or. your Christmas list. Open seven days a week 9:00 'til 9:00. Gift Certificates available. · Master Charge accepted. ' ·6vtAMS PAIIMS• ·SAUSAGE SHOP &GENERAL STORE Route 35 • Rio Grande. Ohio FREE TELEVISION PROVIDED- Bob Evans Farms Foods, Inc. has contributed to the Holzer Medl~al Center pediatric lund for the fourth consecutive year. Pictured 'here are Glendon Elliott, manager, Bob Evans Sausage Shop, Rio Grande; Tom Sharp, manager, Bob Evans Steak House; Earl Nell, clll!irman, pediatric television fund for ll!e hospital and Ed Eaton, assistant manager, Bob Evans Prlve·ln . WEAR .·Boys & Gi.rls (Hanging) COATS 20% Off Donations .received for funds Mary Ruth &uer, · Douglas P. Becker And JDETS, sr«MSUITS BOYS' Any Individual, business or fund to purchase toys and GALLIPOLIS. - For the fourth successive year, Bob group wishing to donate to games for the play room on Evans Fann Foods, Inc., on either the pediatric television the fifth floor In the pediatric behalf of their three local lund to provide one month of unit and the children confined restaurants, has contributed free television for the to their beds, may do so by who are contacting Neff at 1113 to the Holzer Medical Center children Pediatric TeliVlsion Fund to hospitalized, or to the toy Teodora Ave .., Gallipolis. provide free te~vlslon for the Children who are patients in the pediatric unit during the month of December... Contributing to the new pediatric toy lund for the month of December is the Jenkins Concrete Products Company of GaUipolis. Their donation will be used to purchase sorne special Christmas toys, including a tyke wagon , especially designed for two \O three years olds, puU toys for small boys and girls and games lor aU ages. In addition, other toys and games will be . bought for apecial · · dlstri~ulion durinl the Christmas season to the children who have the misfortune to be sick and hospitalized during the holidays. The check to cover the THE NEW pediatric toy lund at Holzer Medical pediatric television for Ce~ter has provided hours of entertainment for children December from, Bob Evans hospitalized at Holzer. Here, Paula Wood, left, enjoys the Farm Foods on behalf of the Century Hula Couple Ill while 'Angela Wamsley tries out Bob Evans Steak House arid this tricycle. Paula is the daughter of 1\IJ'. and Mrs. Jtm Bob Evans Drive· In on Wood, Rio t:rande and Angela is the daughter of Mr. and Eastern AVenue in Gallipolis Mn. John C. Wamsley, Freemont, Neb. Angela's and the Sausage Shop in Rlo grandparimts are Mr .. and Mrs. Clarence R. Wamsley, Clifton, W. Va.. • · Grande, along with a. check for the Pediatric Toy Fund frorn Jenkins Concrete Products Company, were presented to E~rl Neff who handles community contacts for both ol the hospital projects. J~~~ OOUPLE TO WED - Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sauer, Rt. I, Middleport, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Mary Ruth, to Douglas P. 114 OFF MATatiNG PANTS OFF lA Becker, D.V.M., Rio Grande, son of Dr. and Mrs. Paul Becker, Defiance. The double ring ceremony will be perforllled on SatUrday, Dec . . IB at 2:30 p.m. at the Rutland United Methodist Church. The custom of open church wiD be.observed. An open reception will be held Immediately following the wedding In the social room of the Masc>nic Temple, Middleport. · ALL SIZES All BOYS' & GiRLS' Vinton, Wednesday thrQugn MEETING PLANNED Sunday at 7:30 nightly. Rev. VINTON - A weekend Darius Johnson, evangelist. meeting will be held at the Rev. Jack Finnicum . invites Wesleyan Methodist ChUrch, the public. SLEEPWEAR ·-20%0FF All · :_ .• Boys & Girls JUMPSUITS And % OFF GLOVES All Siies BOYS' SUITS %OFF A Keepsake diamond is the perfect symbol of the love you share . . · gu'aran.t eed perfect ' permanently registered prmened again~ l l~ss. CLUB TO MDT GAWPOIJS -111a:Gallia C'ounty Extenalon Homemakers Club wiD meet · <- Wednesday, 10 a.m. at ihe Grace United Methodist . Church fo~ .the monthly meeting. A bazaar will begin · at 10 a.m. ollerfn8 baked goods, produce, arts and crifll and Chnstmas decorations. Music wiD be pttlented between ,11 a.m. and nqon with a pothjck lunch at rtoan. Tbe Hlllor cltlzenl Olde 1'ymt Chorua wlll , perform from Ito 1:30 p.m. and &·gift exchange wiD be . held at 1:30. Glfta may he white etepbanl or Jill. The ' club wiD also aell 1118Pzinli nblcrlptlonl lor, the bomtmaker. E'I,J!'yone 'W!lcume. ·' >t,•, ' '1 Keepsake· A CC E,N T fteaiotored Diamond Rings • ' HENDON CLARK'S JEWELRY STORE GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ~ • <4 Vogue really goes to town with this new sling. The Jeanine, stacked and- soft for a day · and night dream of fash.ion. ·comfort. . THIS SIX I,'OOT cloth tUMells one of several toys to the. pediatric ward at Holzer Medical Center throngh the new pediatric toy lund. Angela Wamsley thinks this toy is lots of fun. . MARGUERITE'S SHOES Betty Ohtinger 102 E. Main · YES, THERE WilL be a Christmas home decors ling contest in Middleport. Details of the contest are currently being worked out by the sponsoring garden clubs. Pomeroy, 0. : host meeting GALLIPOLIS The Wildwood garden club of Meigs County was hostess for· Nature's garden club tit the occupational therapy room at. GSI for the November meeting with 13 members present. Mrs. Kenneth Frazer and Mrs. Wilson Rusk of the GaUlpolis garden club con· dueled the business meeting. SIK members of Nature's garden club read articles pertaining to the Thanks· giving season. Mrs: Gamet Wood of the GSI · staff rnade some announcements and prei!ented each member with "The Garden· Path," the official magazine of the Ohio State garden clubs. Members of the Wildwood garden club gave Instructions on drying various flowers to be used In flower 'arrangements. They furnished smaU pots containing styrofoam and dried flowers and a.ssisted the members In arranging the flowers to take to their rooms for winter arrangements. Five mombers of Wildwood garden club served delicious refresh· ments using Thanksgiving decorations. Those members were· Mrs. Karl · Grueser, Mrs. Marcia Arnol~. Mrs. Mary Nease, Mrs. Dorothy Smith and Mrs. Lillie Smith. • The next meeting will be Dec. 9. The Christmas party will be hosted by the Gallipolis garden club. PARENTS FETED POMEROY-Mr. and Mrs. Rick Gilmore of Success Road enter:U!ined Thanksgiv· ing Day with il dinner for their patents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Avey, Portsmouth, and Mr. and Mrs. Elza Gilmore, Jr., Pomeroy. Avey is spending the week wit.h Mr. anil Mrs. Gilmore to enjoy some Meigs County deer hun· CGIIIro1 rW'IId 'ftlut1day IIIII t• thH e~~ellurth ttl G..-,dhio say,r~ Try some thing different for ,Christmas this ·year from our kitchen ... Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. fYright, Jr. Nuptial vows read in hospital chapel MIDDLEPORT-The wed· ding of Miss Judy White, daughter of Mrs. Winnie White J Rt. 2, Pomeroy,• and . • Charles C. Wright, Jr., son of Mrs. Anne L. Davis, Mid· dleport, was an event of Nov. 20 in.the chapel at the Plea· sant Valley Hospital. The wedding took place in the hospital chapel so the bridegroom's mother, a pa· tient there, could attend. The Rev. Dale A. Saxton perfonn· ed the double ring ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Wright's wed· ding was the second to be per· formed in the chapel through special permission of the hospital admin istrator, James Farley. The ceremony was performetl at 6:30 ·p.m. Joseph Herron servetl as hest rnan for the bridegroom, imd Mrs. .Ferrell L, Holley served as mall·on of honor for her sister. · Mr. and Mrs. Wright reside • FROM SINGER & TH'E FABRIC SHOP . . ... . . . . at 30 Riverview Place, Mid· dlepo rt. r~ ~ MANY OTHER FAMOUS I M~ET TO tHE PARADE I CSEE BAHR'S FOR THE ~FINEST FASHIONS MADE J OPEN MONDAY 1 ! r· 'I r---.::::---tl UNTIL 8 P.M. t f >if * ; ·' 1 Clothing For Men and Womt~~ 10% Gold Card Discount · Lay-Away Plan - BankAmericard Mon. thru Thor. & Sat, Open flo I on Open l"ri•IA••• ~ BA.HR CLOTHIERS f!~~...~:!'!~~!"""~~. . .~~~y..;.-~~ _,__:...~~2351 LOOK WHAT .I HAVE FOR YOU blue pouch for beautiful safekeeping in your h<lndbag. 11'5 yourswhi le the suppl y lasts- for onl y 4.00 with any Estl!e Lauder purcha se of 6 50 or more. One fiJ~con 10 a customer. Offer eJCpires December ONLY 10 IN STOCK So h Film Comp.ocr Rouse H,1(10 Shrmmt:r rlnJ Apricot 0 Plum App l~ 0 Pin.td R.td O IU·NUTR1VR.ich R.kh ll ptt iclr; RO\ y Appi~O R.om• n 8rjckq ' Apricot HoneyO <1 .000 Yo Ol . 15.00 0 lot. 11.00D l Ol. 12.SOD 'll oz. 6.50 0 W• oz. 10.oo0 Em!e Pure F r~sr~nce -Spra y Estet Super Colosr~e Pur1e Spr•v Estl!-e Davhme lr• • r•nce Sprly ON SALE ~~l t ~ e m ~ ~~~§Q~ " '~" ' ~ ' Y ~~~~P § r i c ~e~~ , Same Stale City ( ' COME SANTA I $119500 Spinet Pianos by KIMBALL E ~t~ Super Perkl.me Esttie Super Co losne Spr•v ..' !>......................~................""'................ _.... embellished with delicate si iYcry filigree and cached in a 'llelvety-soft midnight Cmmtry 8eiar0 C.:olriM llelsrO .'AIIIy TinO ·SINGER MODElS . . ( GALLIPOLIS, OHIO LESSONS AVAilABLE P lea~ send me the Estee Filigree Perfume Sp ray for only 4.00 with my order o( any of the fo llbwing: Whil)l'led Clnn~ing Creme l\4 oz . 5.50 0 7 oz. 9.00 Cl Swrss PcrhirmlnR'htrut l V. o:. 17.50 0 '11 oz. lO .OOCl Dry Dry Skill "slti1'18ent 8 oz. 7.500 E n~id1ed Under·Mi.tiiP Crerile 2 ot. 9.50 0 ~oz . 15 .000 Murmum C•re 1-tand Crt me 1 oz . ).500 J 01 , 6.500 , oz. 10.00 0 Country Mill Uquld M•h~p . . Simpl.icity Patterns 11S W. Second Pomeroy Ph. 992-2284 Aplll'f'vor! Authorized Deialtlil STATE & ntiRD ~ 8, 1976, McCall's, Kwick-Sew, HoHd'ay Hours 10 liiB p.m. Mon. thru Sat. A 15.00 Value. Only 4.00 with any Est~e Lauder purchase of 6.50 or more. for Smart Santaa FREE GIFT-WRAPPING· GIFT CERTIFICATES Our Chinese Wok Speci;~l $12.00 The Peddler has stocked the Pantry wllh literally loads of new and delectable ingredients for cooking in style . has an extraordinary offer for you from Estee Lauder · . The Estee Filigree Perfume Spray No w you can have it ill a luxuri ous purse- size flillco n, The Fabric ·GONG 7J«udi.J. Est~e. Tile Super Perfume. Its fragran ce excitement lingers long after yo u've put it on. ' been vaccinated. 'I' Peddler's Pantry ting. MdtC!I-.--~--------- PLENTY TOGO A'I'LANTA (UPI) - The f'latlonll Center for Dl8eue from out-of·town were Ulo 8eb and !OIJ!, Jim and Bill and friends, Jndy Shafer and Joe Camron from Ale:qndrla, Va.; Bill Betz and Sandy, Hilliard, anct Mr. and Mrs. Ben Duncan, Eleanor, W. Va. She received several nice gifts and btrihday card! . ' 300 SeioMa contrlbut~ LEDA MAE KRAEUTER is back at Riverside Methodist Hospital, Columbus, and wiD undergo more surgery tomorrow. She has been In and out of the hospital since May 30. This time she has been there lor four weeks already. If yod would like to send a card just address it to her at Riverside, 3S3S Olentangy River .Road, Columbus, Room 919. Garde~ers KIDDIE SHOPPE · TWINS BORN GAWPOLiS - .Mf. and Mrs. Tom Davis of GainpoUs are proud ·to &Mounce the birth · of identical· twin daughters Nov. 'ZI. The first daughter born has been' named Melissa Ann and weighed four poundl, three oiUlCes. The aecond •daughter hu been named M15tl Marfe and weighed five pounds, one· hall ounce. Paternal grand· , parents are Mr. and Mrs. Leo l>avls of GaUlpolls and the maternal gl'llldparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Fraley · of Bidwell. Paternal great· .gr&ndrnother .Is Mrs. Rena Davis of Crown City and the maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Murray of Bidwell. POMEROY - Gene and Janet Harris wiD be returning to Portn Scusco, Sardinia, this week after having spent the past three weeks between here and Columbus vlalting relatives. It . was their ftrst visit home in 18 moolhs. Gene and Janet hav.e been In Sardinia for almost a year now having been moved there by Kaiser from Wales. Kathy Is there with her parents and attends the American College of Rome, a small international school where English Is spoken. Rob remained In the States and is now a junior at Marshall University, and-Nancy Is finillhing up at Ohio State lhl4 year. She spent the summer In Sardinia . There, of course, is a language problem In Sardinia for Gene and Janet but now they are both getting instruction in Italian. Janet has Jl'ivate lessons twice a week, and Gene gets his Instruction at the plant. As yet they haven't been able to get a telephone at home. And television? Imagine a Jolut Wayne movie In ltallan. · Thill weekend the two are In Columbus and will be leaving from there early In the week lor Ne.w Orleans to visit friends , and then on to Sardinia about Dec. 12. ·· Thanksgiving was a marvelous Ume for the family - just being together. The gathering took place at the horne of Margie and John Blake and their children, Fr~nk and Abby, in MiddlepiH't with Ken, his wile and daughter, Cainmy, and Pat and her husband , John J. Mayer corning In from Columbus, and Rob being there from Marshall University, Then on the Saturday after Thanksgiving aU of the Gene Harrislamilywentto Columbus for a gathering at the home of . Gordon and Mary Harris. Alsb there for the dinner were Rob's guest, Peggy O'Brien of Pomeroy, also ~ .~dent at Marshall, Marjorie Harris of Sun City, Ariz., Bob and Frances Harris of Columbus and their family, Steve and Suaan Harris, Roby, Christi and Robert of Medf!H'd, N.J., and Gordon and Mary's family, Nick and Veda with Grant and Jim, and Candi with Jason and Chelsea, aU of Columbus. It was the first time the family had been together for 10 years. But then, of course, Kathy wasn't there since she remained in Rome. ALBERT KEETOI) of Minersville is looking lor good homes lor 1\Vo year-old part New Zealand herd dogs. They are long haired btack dogs with white whiskers, about 16 inches high, and nice and friendly. He'll give them to anyone who will provide good care. Just call him if you're interested. ·ve something · special 175 N )ICONO Avl t M100t!PORT. Ott. •5760 """••161•1992 JlB6 ll*lt AmerleaM f¥ble lor swine lnfluenta siHlttl have ,, INFANT B"IRTHDA Y FETED GALLIPOLIS - · Mn . Gamet Betz celebrated her 81st birthday Nov. 30 wlth a cake with candles and lee cream before being taken to Bob Evans for dinner by her children, grandchildren and great·grandchildren. Present By Charlene Hoeflich ~. ~:: ·,•,· MON. EVENING-5to8P.M. GALLIPOLIS - The Star Garden Club of Meigs County met. recently with the Nature's G.arden Club at the occupational therapy room at the GIIUlpalis State Institute with 17 members present. Mrs .. Mulne Rusk of the Gallipolis Garden Club presented "I'm Thankful for America." Mrs. Kenneth Frazier conducted the business meeting. Mrs. Gamet Wood of the GSI staff aMounced upcoming events and called the roll. The members of the Star Garden Club demonstrated the growing and drying of many flowers that may be used In winter arrangements. They gave each member of Nature's Garden Club a smaU basket containing clay and instructed them in arranging the flowers to take to their rooms. Members of Star Garden Club . attending were Mrs. Nonnan Will, president; Mrs. Avane! Holliday, second vlce president; Martha Chapman and Sharon Jewell, therapy . chairman. They served delicious refreshments to those present. HOME FROM TRil' POMEROY - Mr. and • Mrs. David Nease of Minersville have returned from San Francisco, Calif. where they spent five days attending the · National Milk Producers Confederation convention: Nease Is a member of the Board ·of Directors of the Confederation. ~"..""L)::, to Bridget ClAn, product. sales chairman, and J•okieo Alennder, field director, · gave the 11\elt report Iron!. council. .• Chri!trnas craft ldeaJ we~ , a:c:hanged and prellmlnal')' piiiiB for February'• "nllnk." lng Day program . wort; dllcusaed by Sara Bll.rer,: leader of the Rio Grandt· Cadette troop. ·~ 1be nell meellnl! wiD Wednesday, Jan: 5. :: CHRISTMAS PARADE SALa: ; ~ leaders signed up for cardtac, pulmonary resuscitation Instructions Wednnday morning at the December meeting of the Gallia Service Unit. The Instructions were scheduled by NIIJ!CY Clark for 9:30a.m. Wednesady Dec. 8 at the Presbyterian Church here. Other business conducted at the meeting included . calendar sales returns made meet with Gitt Ideas for Chrisbnas fc r orner ~· GALwr v ....~- Girl Scout by the troop repraeotatlvet; Star members .. :.:::::=:::::::::;:::::::;:::.::.:.:.::·: :·:·:·=·~:·:·:·:·;·:::::·:.::::::::::::::::::$:=~:=~~~cell::::~m~:•-•~.:~~ • Mary Rusche!, Cheryl Hudson, Marylu Mills and Debbie Fraley. Others Include : Anne Ternasky, Kim Bush, Kim Nutter, Marsha Drum, Cecile· HarTis, Pam Bryan, Cindy Young, Cheryl Nichols, Steffie Rosa, Sally Swain, Debbie McLa ughlin , Pam Ross, Connie 1\lckman and Erin Smal.es. GENERAL SIORE ~'lbts.dly~,Swxlay, Dec. 5,1976 l.iP•- - - Acct. No. Add 50c: lor FREE SHOP·A·RAMA · TICKETS! m~ll l nv Cl'll'ek 0 M.D. 0 C.O.D. 0 Christmas. Special ·oo I Nothing Down And $18.54 Per Month I BRUNICARDI MUSIC CO. OPEN NIGHTlY nla PM •• •' • ' • • �..•:•·•·· ....... . 6-B-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, SWlday, Dec. 5, 1976 "~er:ond I .s;·"C:ieizens ,·~-;:,r•·o; health workshop is Friday, 10 }\)MEROY - The second heo ith workshop lor senior clti:.:ens, staff and others in the community who are interested, will be held Friday, •)ecember 10. The first workshop in November on, "The Art of Understanding through Communication" was attended by 42 persqns. The morning session will be from 10 to II :30 on the topl~. ''Reactions· to Medicines and Drug Problems." It will deal with . the danger of mixing medicines, u·slng someone else's prescription, and other information dealing with medication. The workshop will be conducted by Joyce Sheets, R.N., the Coordinator for the Institute of Gerontology at Parkersburg Community College. Education In Appalachian ~~W~f11l!IS:<l~l::':•W!ri'i;~~;:xj~l@.:~W. The afternoon session wUI Ohio through the Apbe for stall of the senior palachian Regional Comcitizen programs and other mission. social service agencies on the wplc "Physiological Changes In Aging ," conducted by Grace Holland, E~ucation I etl Specialist for the Institute of . Gerontology. WOrt<:J Oy ts Se POMEROY - In 1956 Mrs. Jerry (Jean) Grueser, her two There Is no charge for the ' sisters and little brother became separated upon the death of workshop except for persons ATHENS The . . who wish .to register for Southeastern Ohio Speech their lather, Perry AI.!en Lucas, Sr.. Two of the girls were pla~ in foster homes, Mra. Grueser Continuing Education _Units . and Hearing AISn. will In the children's home in Athens CoWlty and their younger Each workshop counts as conduct an in-service work. one-halfC.E.U. The cost is $5. shop on the latest advances in brother, Perry Allen Lucas, Jr .. ln a loeter home and later at age 5. Mi-s. Grueser was II years old at the time · Persons should sign up when diagnostics on December 8 adopted her sisters were 7 jllld 9. . ' 1n the Center, call992-7B86, or conducted by Drs. Richard Mrs. Grueser bad the determination, even at the age of 11 just drop in. An Idea of how Dean and Norman Garber of some day wlocate heryoWlg brother. She has been in contact many to expect Is needed. , the Ohio University School of with her two siSters. • The grant for these work- Hearing and Speech SclenFor 15 years Mrs. Grueser ~rched for her brother. On shops was made available to ces. Nov. 20 of this year he was located In Norwalk, Ohio, now 24, the Corporation for Health There also wUI be a display married and lather of two children. ·· of speech and hearing tests Mrs. Grueser stated that if you have enough faith there is and other materials. The always hope you can lind a loved one. They will be reunited workshop will be in Baker this weekend. As Mrs. Grueser .0 aptly stated, "couldn't have Center, room 327 from 9 a.m. a nicer Christmas present." to 3 p.m. · We hope you and yours have a wonderful reunion. Katie's Korner By Katie Crow Sp · ch h n' ee ng .LAb ,,., · t EDUCATION ISN-1 EXPENSIVE At·Rio Grande Community COllege II you have questions about the decision on your medicare claim, contact any social security office. The cost is just $13 per credit hour for anyone living in Meigs, Jackson, Gallia or Vinton Counties to choose from dozens of classes. · There are no special requirements and some courses don't even require a high school diploma . ,.------- In DICK NEUTZUNG, LINCOLN HILL, Pomeroy, unable to get about these days, has taken up arts and crafts. His latest contribution whis work is a Night Owl of string art . To say the least it Is ~bsolutely beautiful and quite an addition wany wall in any home. Watch lor grand opening coupons . IN THE CHRISTMAS parade in Pomeroy Wednesday night the report Usted 15 Girl Scouts participating. It should have read 15Girl Scout and Brownie Troops, a total of 200 girls. There were troops from Syracuae, Pomeroy Racine Salisbury, Harrisonville, Rutland and Chester. Very' sorry lo; the error. · COMING SOON! TONEY'S PIZZA KING We Winter q 'uarter registration is January 3. For complete class schedules, call 245-sjsJ, or write Rio Grande College, Rio Grande, Ohio, 45614. . JIM F'RECKE!t, WHO SERVED as parade chairman lor the Christmas parade Wednesday night in Pomeroy, sponsored by the Pomeroy Chamber of Cjlmmerce, extends his thaJtks to the many persons who took part and those who assisted. The parade got off to a good start and Jim was very happy with the evening's activities .il1d the fact it was so well attended. ' specialize homemade pizza. - Spaghetti - Lasagna -Ravioli - Sandwiches · 39 Court St. ATTENTION SENIOR CITIZENS! MRS. HATTIE FREDERICK, 86, of the Chester area is now a resident of the Bowman's Nursing Home, Bo< 313, Rt. I, Ironton 41i638. 1t would be a nice gesture wremember her with a card. i. Calendar :>:· GAWPOLIS - The Senior Citizens Center, located at 220 Joc+.&>n Pike In the CoWlty Home Building, is open Monday through Friday from 9a.m. to s p.m. The schedule of activities lor this week is as follows : Monday, 0~. 6 - Physical Fitness, 11:30 a.m.; Movlea, 12:30 p.m.; Olde Tyme · Chorus, 1-3 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 7 - Qulltlng, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.; Movies, 12:30 p.m.; Bible Study, 1-3 p.m,; Garden Club, 1-3 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 8 Physical Fitness. 11,:30 a.m.; Movies, 12o30 p.m.; Card Games, 1-3 p.m. Thursday, 0~. 9 - Area Agency on Aging Hearing on 'Plan for 1977-78 at Jackson. Movies, 12:30 p.m.; Potluck supper, 6:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 10 -Movies,_ 12:30 p.m.; Art Class, 1-3 ' p.m.; Social Hour, 7 p.m. · Films, "Fire Safety in the Home" and "Wake Up and Uve" to be shown each day as scheduled above. The Seniors' Co-op and the Craft Shop are open dsily at 12:31H :30 p.m. · The Senior Nutrition Program serves the following meals at 12 noon. Monday - Meatloaf with gravy, mashed potatoes, tossed salad and dressing, roll, butter, pineapple slice, iced graham crackers, milk. Tuesday - Fried chicktm, potato salad, buttered broccoli, biscuit; honey, butter, purple plums, milk. Wednesday - Hot pork loaf, escalloped potatoes, · buttered beets, pear half with grated cheese, bread, butter, REVIVAL SET peanut butter cookies, milk. GUYSVJIJ,E - A revival Thu!'lday - Baked beef pattie In muahroom uuce, wm be held sundiy through fluffy rice, kale, bread, Dec. 12 at the GuyiiVille butter, lemon cre~~m pie, Comrilunlty Church with the Rev. Roy Dee,ter aa milk. Friday 7"' Frted !IBh, balt:!!d evangelist. There will potaw, buttered peu, lllced be special vocal music with tomaw ulad, bread, butter, the Gospel Tones to be caMed peaches, mllk. featured on Thursday, the : Messengers Quartet on Friday and the Adkins . ASK TO WED Family of East Lynn, W, Va., POMEROY ~ A marriage oo Saturday. Pastor John license was wued to Roger Elswick utends an Invitation William Karr, 2Z, Long to the public. Bottom, and Susan Anita ,\ndfews,_22, ,Pomeroy. . E-R CALLED RACINE ..:The Racine ER Squad was called Friday at 12•30 p.m. lor George Deems who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. The Commercial and Savings Bank Cares ••• ost ·Diles at Eastern Monday A~etlcE":oem High School . Siers will hold their annual Fall Sports lbiJt Monday at 6:30 at gh school. The bullet sty 1e dinner Is open to players, parents and Invited _gu_ests. SU!u: -This yea~·s speaker wUI be Dave Dtles of ABC Tel ev1ston. · Mr. D'l I es, a naUve Meigs Countian and present Meigs County ,property owner, is a fine aample of how someone from Meigs CoWltjl who has * Cent~r . ·1 ... tl;lt'IMtW..'!Na~.......,.......,.................;..... l ·: JUNIOR CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS FROM ... '. IN HOsPITAL POMEROY - Donald Pierce, 311 Wetzgall S!., was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital as a medical patient at 9:45 a.m. Sa~y. STYLE CENTER 340 Second Avenue, Gallipolis, Ohio COATS by: JEROLD JR., .BEAU JAC, DAVIS PANT SUITS by: COLLEGE-TOWN, PANDORA DRESSES by: TERRI JR., PEGGY GEE, THE .NOW GENERATION . JEANS by; RUMBLE SEATS, TURTLE BAX <:Art Carved is t/1e most spccinl wny of sn!Jirig, this is ii! (Mcvc r. ... from lh.e ve.r~ qifteJ jeweler Opening E;venlngs Til8 P.M. ,_,_.. .,,~1./au/ g~ Jewelers COLUMBUS' - Date approval notices for the 1977 county and independent agricultural lairs were mailed last week . to. the secretaries of Ohio's 95 . agriculttfral societies rejlOrtS John'M.Stackhouse, Director of the Ohio Department of Agriculture. From unofficial estimated reports, Ohio's local lairs enjoyed a record attendance this past summer to over live and . a half million. It was not&! that the junior ·fair participation has continued to grow at a record·pace. Nearly 1,800 young people exhibited ·a record 2,500 projects per lair, Over a 5 year perlnd the number of young people exhibiting Increased nearly 20 percent and the number of junior fair exhibits grew over 30 percent during the same perind. Said Stackhouse : "One of the most unique aspects of the fairs is the fact that thousands of volunteers work tHohlnd the scenes to make our county and inde~ndent fairs the greatest in the nation. There are over 1,800 elected lair board For the Career- Minded Girl or Everyday Casual Wear directors who serve for tittle or no pay year after year. In addition, there are thousands of advisors and counselors of youth organizath:ms who devote extensive time and effort in helping yoWlg people learit about and appreciate the thousands ill different kinds of projects ·exhibited at the fairs. "There are numerous other individuals and groups who deserve praise for their contributions to the success of the llli fairs. Some of those·--1lnclude: local and state governmental offiCials 1 representatives . of news media, educational and business leaders and ciVic organizations,'' Stackhouse concluded.-. Meigs fair dates are Aug. 16-20; .Gallla's Aug. · Padded Collar and Sofl Wedge ' Sole. Regularly S5.97 SAVE $4.071 Men's Suede Oxford Moc-ToeStyling . Regularly $12.97 HI. DIVORCE ASKED GAL!JPOLIS ~ Charging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty, Linda L. Kinder, Gallipolis, has filed for divorce from James C. Kinder. They were married June 12, 1965 and have two children. . ., •' 890 · Prices Good thru Tuesday •Use Your MasterCharge or BankAmericard Open Week Days 9 tit 9 Sunday t 1116 303 Upper River Rd. Atrosslrom Silver Bridge Plaza ,. ~====~Gel to know us; you111ke us.>1~---' SUNDAY THRU SATURDAY ONLY . THE LASTING GIFTI DECEMBER 5 THRU 11 LUNCH TIME GOODIE. .. STRATOLOUNGER &·BASSETT RECLINERS •HOT DOG ~ of COURT STREET ~'iD SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA MEMBER FDIC • CUFFORD HOLTER, RACINE, a resident of the Arcadia Nursing Home, Coolville 45723, is much improved after suffering a stroke 16 mooths ago. Cards may he mailed to him at the above address and woul~ be greatly appreciated. FREE Personalized checks. Choose from three styles. No Golden Buckeye Card Required. Only proof age - We·will furnish free checks to anyone over ~ years. •Free Olecks •No Otarges COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS BANK Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 7:47 a.m. Saturday, the squad went to 117 Vale St , Porneroy, for Rasillio Girolami who was having difficulty breathing. He was taken to Holzer Medical the desire to succeed can make a name for himself · Is presently a national · Dales sportscaster who has achieved success not only in the sports world, bot also in the literary circles. His second book, Twelfth Man in ( Regula.r "W'E CARE" l\1iddlep<!rt E-R busy dump truck he was driving was hit by a Conrail lrelght lraht at a railroad crosshtg just north of the city llmllll. TRUCKER KILU:D MARION, Ohio (UPII John Schultz, 46, Marion, was killed rrtday when the large Open Mon thru Sat. til 8 pm Free Parking After 5 pm. Fair-hoards get notices of dates Someone Cares. 7-B-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, SWlday, Dec. 5, lll/6 ···--- Si~el TO GO OR EAT HERE No Subt. No Coupons · No Limit for EasY Pickup Call 446- GALLON SIZE WINDSHIELD WASHER REMEMBER SHOP THE •• • A·SMAll. IXMN PGPUUI With Anti -Freeze UUIIY PAYMENT WILl Gallipolis, 0. HOLD ANY 11tM -I " ... ·' ·' •• •• • �..•:•·•·· ....... . 6-B-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, SWlday, Dec. 5, 1976 "~er:ond I .s;·"C:ieizens ,·~-;:,r•·o; health workshop is Friday, 10 }\)MEROY - The second heo ith workshop lor senior clti:.:ens, staff and others in the community who are interested, will be held Friday, •)ecember 10. The first workshop in November on, "The Art of Understanding through Communication" was attended by 42 persqns. The morning session will be from 10 to II :30 on the topl~. ''Reactions· to Medicines and Drug Problems." It will deal with . the danger of mixing medicines, u·slng someone else's prescription, and other information dealing with medication. The workshop will be conducted by Joyce Sheets, R.N., the Coordinator for the Institute of Gerontology at Parkersburg Community College. Education In Appalachian ~~W~f11l!IS:<l~l::':•W!ri'i;~~;:xj~l@.:~W. The afternoon session wUI Ohio through the Apbe for stall of the senior palachian Regional Comcitizen programs and other mission. social service agencies on the wplc "Physiological Changes In Aging ," conducted by Grace Holland, E~ucation I etl Specialist for the Institute of . Gerontology. WOrt<:J Oy ts Se POMEROY - In 1956 Mrs. Jerry (Jean) Grueser, her two There Is no charge for the ' sisters and little brother became separated upon the death of workshop except for persons ATHENS The . . who wish .to register for Southeastern Ohio Speech their lather, Perry AI.!en Lucas, Sr.. Two of the girls were pla~ in foster homes, Mra. Grueser Continuing Education _Units . and Hearing AISn. will In the children's home in Athens CoWlty and their younger Each workshop counts as conduct an in-service work. one-halfC.E.U. The cost is $5. shop on the latest advances in brother, Perry Allen Lucas, Jr .. ln a loeter home and later at age 5. Mi-s. Grueser was II years old at the time · Persons should sign up when diagnostics on December 8 adopted her sisters were 7 jllld 9. . ' 1n the Center, call992-7B86, or conducted by Drs. Richard Mrs. Grueser bad the determination, even at the age of 11 just drop in. An Idea of how Dean and Norman Garber of some day wlocate heryoWlg brother. She has been in contact many to expect Is needed. , the Ohio University School of with her two siSters. • The grant for these work- Hearing and Speech SclenFor 15 years Mrs. Grueser ~rched for her brother. On shops was made available to ces. Nov. 20 of this year he was located In Norwalk, Ohio, now 24, the Corporation for Health There also wUI be a display married and lather of two children. ·· of speech and hearing tests Mrs. Grueser stated that if you have enough faith there is and other materials. The always hope you can lind a loved one. They will be reunited workshop will be in Baker this weekend. As Mrs. Grueser .0 aptly stated, "couldn't have Center, room 327 from 9 a.m. a nicer Christmas present." to 3 p.m. · We hope you and yours have a wonderful reunion. Katie's Korner By Katie Crow Sp · ch h n' ee ng .LAb ,,., · t EDUCATION ISN-1 EXPENSIVE At·Rio Grande Community COllege II you have questions about the decision on your medicare claim, contact any social security office. The cost is just $13 per credit hour for anyone living in Meigs, Jackson, Gallia or Vinton Counties to choose from dozens of classes. · There are no special requirements and some courses don't even require a high school diploma . ,.------- In DICK NEUTZUNG, LINCOLN HILL, Pomeroy, unable to get about these days, has taken up arts and crafts. His latest contribution whis work is a Night Owl of string art . To say the least it Is ~bsolutely beautiful and quite an addition wany wall in any home. Watch lor grand opening coupons . IN THE CHRISTMAS parade in Pomeroy Wednesday night the report Usted 15 Girl Scouts participating. It should have read 15Girl Scout and Brownie Troops, a total of 200 girls. There were troops from Syracuae, Pomeroy Racine Salisbury, Harrisonville, Rutland and Chester. Very' sorry lo; the error. · COMING SOON! TONEY'S PIZZA KING We Winter q 'uarter registration is January 3. For complete class schedules, call 245-sjsJ, or write Rio Grande College, Rio Grande, Ohio, 45614. . JIM F'RECKE!t, WHO SERVED as parade chairman lor the Christmas parade Wednesday night in Pomeroy, sponsored by the Pomeroy Chamber of Cjlmmerce, extends his thaJtks to the many persons who took part and those who assisted. The parade got off to a good start and Jim was very happy with the evening's activities .il1d the fact it was so well attended. ' specialize homemade pizza. - Spaghetti - Lasagna -Ravioli - Sandwiches · 39 Court St. ATTENTION SENIOR CITIZENS! MRS. HATTIE FREDERICK, 86, of the Chester area is now a resident of the Bowman's Nursing Home, Bo< 313, Rt. I, Ironton 41i638. 1t would be a nice gesture wremember her with a card. i. Calendar :>:· GAWPOLIS - The Senior Citizens Center, located at 220 Joc+.&>n Pike In the CoWlty Home Building, is open Monday through Friday from 9a.m. to s p.m. The schedule of activities lor this week is as follows : Monday, 0~. 6 - Physical Fitness, 11:30 a.m.; Movlea, 12:30 p.m.; Olde Tyme · Chorus, 1-3 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 7 - Qulltlng, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.; Movies, 12:30 p.m.; Bible Study, 1-3 p.m,; Garden Club, 1-3 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 8 Physical Fitness. 11,:30 a.m.; Movies, 12o30 p.m.; Card Games, 1-3 p.m. Thursday, 0~. 9 - Area Agency on Aging Hearing on 'Plan for 1977-78 at Jackson. Movies, 12:30 p.m.; Potluck supper, 6:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 10 -Movies,_ 12:30 p.m.; Art Class, 1-3 ' p.m.; Social Hour, 7 p.m. · Films, "Fire Safety in the Home" and "Wake Up and Uve" to be shown each day as scheduled above. The Seniors' Co-op and the Craft Shop are open dsily at 12:31H :30 p.m. · The Senior Nutrition Program serves the following meals at 12 noon. Monday - Meatloaf with gravy, mashed potatoes, tossed salad and dressing, roll, butter, pineapple slice, iced graham crackers, milk. Tuesday - Fried chicktm, potato salad, buttered broccoli, biscuit; honey, butter, purple plums, milk. Wednesday - Hot pork loaf, escalloped potatoes, · buttered beets, pear half with grated cheese, bread, butter, REVIVAL SET peanut butter cookies, milk. GUYSVJIJ,E - A revival Thu!'lday - Baked beef pattie In muahroom uuce, wm be held sundiy through fluffy rice, kale, bread, Dec. 12 at the GuyiiVille butter, lemon cre~~m pie, Comrilunlty Church with the Rev. Roy Dee,ter aa milk. Friday 7"' Frted !IBh, balt:!!d evangelist. There will potaw, buttered peu, lllced be special vocal music with tomaw ulad, bread, butter, the Gospel Tones to be caMed peaches, mllk. featured on Thursday, the : Messengers Quartet on Friday and the Adkins . ASK TO WED Family of East Lynn, W, Va., POMEROY ~ A marriage oo Saturday. Pastor John license was wued to Roger Elswick utends an Invitation William Karr, 2Z, Long to the public. Bottom, and Susan Anita ,\ndfews,_22, ,Pomeroy. . E-R CALLED RACINE ..:The Racine ER Squad was called Friday at 12•30 p.m. lor George Deems who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. The Commercial and Savings Bank Cares ••• ost ·Diles at Eastern Monday A~etlcE":oem High School . Siers will hold their annual Fall Sports lbiJt Monday at 6:30 at gh school. The bullet sty 1e dinner Is open to players, parents and Invited _gu_ests. SU!u: -This yea~·s speaker wUI be Dave Dtles of ABC Tel ev1ston. · Mr. D'l I es, a naUve Meigs Countian and present Meigs County ,property owner, is a fine aample of how someone from Meigs CoWltjl who has * Cent~r . ·1 ... tl;lt'IMtW..'!Na~.......,.......,.................;..... l ·: JUNIOR CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS FROM ... '. IN HOsPITAL POMEROY - Donald Pierce, 311 Wetzgall S!., was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital as a medical patient at 9:45 a.m. Sa~y. STYLE CENTER 340 Second Avenue, Gallipolis, Ohio COATS by: JEROLD JR., .BEAU JAC, DAVIS PANT SUITS by: COLLEGE-TOWN, PANDORA DRESSES by: TERRI JR., PEGGY GEE, THE .NOW GENERATION . JEANS by; RUMBLE SEATS, TURTLE BAX <:Art Carved is t/1e most spccinl wny of sn!Jirig, this is ii! (Mcvc r. ... from lh.e ve.r~ qifteJ jeweler Opening E;venlngs Til8 P.M. ,_,_.. .,,~1./au/ g~ Jewelers COLUMBUS' - Date approval notices for the 1977 county and independent agricultural lairs were mailed last week . to. the secretaries of Ohio's 95 . agriculttfral societies rejlOrtS John'M.Stackhouse, Director of the Ohio Department of Agriculture. From unofficial estimated reports, Ohio's local lairs enjoyed a record attendance this past summer to over live and . a half million. It was not&! that the junior ·fair participation has continued to grow at a record·pace. Nearly 1,800 young people exhibited ·a record 2,500 projects per lair, Over a 5 year perlnd the number of young people exhibiting Increased nearly 20 percent and the number of junior fair exhibits grew over 30 percent during the same perind. Said Stackhouse : "One of the most unique aspects of the fairs is the fact that thousands of volunteers work tHohlnd the scenes to make our county and inde~ndent fairs the greatest in the nation. There are over 1,800 elected lair board For the Career- Minded Girl or Everyday Casual Wear directors who serve for tittle or no pay year after year. In addition, there are thousands of advisors and counselors of youth organizath:ms who devote extensive time and effort in helping yoWlg people learit about and appreciate the thousands ill different kinds of projects ·exhibited at the fairs. "There are numerous other individuals and groups who deserve praise for their contributions to the success of the llli fairs. Some of those·--1lnclude: local and state governmental offiCials 1 representatives . of news media, educational and business leaders and ciVic organizations,'' Stackhouse concluded.-. Meigs fair dates are Aug. 16-20; .Gallla's Aug. · Padded Collar and Sofl Wedge ' Sole. Regularly S5.97 SAVE $4.071 Men's Suede Oxford Moc-ToeStyling . Regularly $12.97 HI. DIVORCE ASKED GAL!JPOLIS ~ Charging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty, Linda L. Kinder, Gallipolis, has filed for divorce from James C. Kinder. They were married June 12, 1965 and have two children. . ., •' 890 · Prices Good thru Tuesday •Use Your MasterCharge or BankAmericard Open Week Days 9 tit 9 Sunday t 1116 303 Upper River Rd. Atrosslrom Silver Bridge Plaza ,. ~====~Gel to know us; you111ke us.>1~---' SUNDAY THRU SATURDAY ONLY . THE LASTING GIFTI DECEMBER 5 THRU 11 LUNCH TIME GOODIE. .. STRATOLOUNGER &·BASSETT RECLINERS •HOT DOG ~ of COURT STREET ~'iD SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA MEMBER FDIC • CUFFORD HOLTER, RACINE, a resident of the Arcadia Nursing Home, Coolville 45723, is much improved after suffering a stroke 16 mooths ago. Cards may he mailed to him at the above address and woul~ be greatly appreciated. FREE Personalized checks. Choose from three styles. No Golden Buckeye Card Required. Only proof age - We·will furnish free checks to anyone over ~ years. •Free Olecks •No Otarges COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS BANK Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 7:47 a.m. Saturday, the squad went to 117 Vale St , Porneroy, for Rasillio Girolami who was having difficulty breathing. He was taken to Holzer Medical the desire to succeed can make a name for himself · Is presently a national · Dales sportscaster who has achieved success not only in the sports world, bot also in the literary circles. His second book, Twelfth Man in ( Regula.r "W'E CARE" l\1iddlep<!rt E-R busy dump truck he was driving was hit by a Conrail lrelght lraht at a railroad crosshtg just north of the city llmllll. TRUCKER KILU:D MARION, Ohio (UPII John Schultz, 46, Marion, was killed rrtday when the large Open Mon thru Sat. til 8 pm Free Parking After 5 pm. Fair-hoards get notices of dates Someone Cares. 7-B-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, SWlday, Dec. 5, lll/6 ···--- Si~el TO GO OR EAT HERE No Subt. 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Rut ter, Pomeroy; Celeste Bush, Middleport. · Discharged Steve Wilson, Phoebe Lee, Ken dell Weaver, Barbara Klein, Rapist helpful toward arrest GALVESTON, Tex. (UP! ) - Police rarely get the kind of help they got Friday from a rapist, who unintentionally provid ed his victim with everything needed toassure a quick arrest. After the man )tnnped in the woman's car, he rifled through her purse before assauHing her, and while going thro ugh the purse somehow managed to drop his wallet, authorities said. The man fled alter the aUack, but [he victim had his . billfold . Inside the wallet was his driver's license, his address, his phone nUmber, his· social security card and a full color picturt of himself. .. He was arrested within a few minutes. Gl TO DIE MANILA, The Philippines (UP!) - A local judge sen- · tenced a 19-year-qld U. S. serviceman to die for ihe murder of a nightclub entertainer, a Manila newspaper reported today. 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That Is, under 20 acres is not generaUy regarded as a farm. · But as stipulated above, "We" aren't making these points ; rather,lt's one way we've hea.rd State people state their case. BUY NOW RCA l LOOK FOR OUR MYSTh"'RY :SPECIAL SUNDAY & MONDAY ONLY! LIPSHUTZ NAMED ATLANTA . (UP!) President Elect Jimmy Cart~r plans to name Atlanta · attorney :Robert J. Up~~hutz as White HouSe counsel, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported Saturday. The newspaper quoted "lnfonned sources" as saying Csrler chose Upahutz, his campaign treasurer, Carter confidant Charlea Kirbo turned the job down and decided lo remain In Atlanta. · Cleveland, 113-63 OXFORD, Ohio (UP!) Junior forward Archie Aldridge and sophomore guard Rich Babcock both scored 18 points lo pace Miami as the Rdsklns destroyed non-conference foe Cleveland State 11~. M'iilmlled 55-18 at the half and coach Darrel Hedrick emptledhlsbench. Dave Kyle led Cleveland State with 26 points. Miami is now 3-0, whUe Cleveland State dropped in 03. Barnes to jail ternt Raiders earn share of t~tle Wolves drop Rams ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UP!) - Michigan never got its running game In gear Saturday so the secondranked Wolverines resorted to a methodical, balanced attack in smash Fordham, 711- HANDS UP! - Southern's Rick Findley ( 22) and Chip Jli'Auer ( 4!) Ioree unidentified Trimble player in shoot over.them in Friday's non~eague encounter at Racine. Southern won, 75-70, to ,remain unbeaten. See game details and other pictures on page 20. (Gary Sisk • photo) . · · · · Rams ·humble Falcons LOS ANGELES (UP!) Lawrence McCu tcheon scored th~ee touchdowns and first -year quarterback Pat Haden passed for 211 yards Saturday as the Los Angeles Rama rolled up the most points in the club's history since 19SO by blasting the. o~tclassed Atlanta Falcons 59,.() to clinch their fourth straight NFC West cham' pionship. Winning their third game In a row with Haden at the controls, the Rams improved their season record to 9-3-lln securing their fourth division ~rown in four tries under head coach Chuck Knox. McCutcheon, who broke his own club single-season rilshing record of 1,109 yards · set in 1974, played just a little more than one half and rushed for 121 yards on 20 carries. That gave him ),1!4 yar.ds for the season with one regular season game left at Detroit next Saturday. The 1950 Rams beat Baltimore 70-27 and Detroit 65-24. The 59. point total was the third highest total in the team's history since the Rams moved here from Cleveland in 19-16. Haden, starting in his fourth straight game since Knox decided to bench veteran James Harris, hit 13 of 21 passes and also scored on a one-yard run for the Rsms' second inuchdown. Harris went Into the game with 5:04 left in the third quarter and directed the Rams to three more touchdowns, including an 80-yard bomb to rookie wide receiver Dwight Scales with 4:39 remaining. face second Royal . Stevens returned the nextfive carries before diving kickoff 83 yerds to the St. from a yard out lor the score. The teams swapped . louis 10, but the Cardinal fumbles on the following defense stiffened and drive with St. lout.. ending Baltimore settled for a 22with the ball at the Baltimore yard Toni Linhart field goai. 41. .Hart passed to Terry, Linhart's ensuing kickoff Metcalf, who bounced off a was low, and J ackle Smith Colt defender at the ,20, returned It 35 yards to the St . . rtgalned his balance and louis 47. Hart lofted aM-yard charged Into. the end zone .to pass to.Caln at the Baltimore complete a 41-yard pass play six and Steve Jones lugged for a 14·7 lead with 37 seconds · the last · four yards lor the final Cardinal score ol the left in the initial quorter. • hall. Then Tech drove 89 ynrd.• league title for Tech since It lor what proved to be the entered the league iri 1960. touchdow n, with winning Tech, flnlshlne lis regular season with a 10-1 record, will Isaac scoring from five yard.• meet Nebraska in the Astra- out with IS :31 remaining . Tech's only loss of t110 Bluebonnet Bowl New Year's sea~son wns to co-dwmpion Eve. . Allison ran n yards on the Houston, which had to held first ploy of the game and off a late bid of its own then gave Tech a lH lead Saturday to prevent au upset with a one-yard dive with five by Miami (Fla .) crown. Baylor, disappointed by the seconds remainl.ng In the first Tech, however , had to hold period . lack of a,ttentlon from Bowl off a last minute Hurry by the Baylor, however, knotted olflclola this year, ended the Bears and emerged vic· the score at the ha lf, 14-11, on season with a 7-3·1 m•u·k. torlous when a 411-yard field a two-yard run by Gary Blair The Bears almost pulled goal attempt by Le ster and a SO-yard touchdown pass the game out with Its tina! Belrose with 28 seconds from backup quarterback drive, kept alive by a 20-ya rd remaining fell short. Sammy Bickham to Tommy scramble by quarter back · The eighth-ranked Red Davidson. Mark Jackson. But on third ·Raiders tied for the league Tech took the lead on a 40- ond three from th~ Tech 18, title with Cotton Bowi·bound yard lleld goa l by Brian Hall Jackson was thrown lor a 1S· · Houslon. It was the first with 9:50 left in the third yard los.• trying to pass ond • quarter, but on Baylor's next Belrose's resulting fleld goal possession It drove 80 yords attempt, which could have with Blilir diving over from cost Tech Its share of the the one to give the Bears a 17· crown, fell well short. II advantage. • I lor St. louis a the Colts' 37. otis picked up 17 yards in three straight ca rrieO and Hart passed 19 yards In to Ike Harr.ls at the Baltimore three. Tight end J . V. Cain then made a diving catch In the end zone for a 7.() Cardinal edge. It took Baltimore only three minutes to .tie the . game. Lydell Mitchell , who finished with only 54 yards In 15 rushes, ran lor 26 yard• in LUBB()Cl{, Tex. (UP!) Tailback Larry Isaa c galloped five-yards for a. touchdown and quarterba ck Rodney Allison added two more scores - one on a 77· yard run - to lead Texas Tech to a 24·21 decision over Baylor Saturday and give the Red Raiders a share of their first Southwest Conference acreage receive no such privilege. Everyone pays taxes so they should be equal under the law.- Signed: A citizen of Ohio, Elya Bartlmes, Reedsville, Ohio. P.S. Please answer, .and give me your opinion. DON1 MISS IT! · while Jones was 13 for 23 lor 241 yards. ' After a wild ftrsl half, Ballimore scored the only points In the third quarter on a 36-yard pass from Jones to a wide open Raymond Chester, which brought the Colts to within 2H7. - Hari hit four of nine passes for 143 yards and both touchdowns In the first half to give St. Louis a 21·10 lead at the Intermission. The Cardinals got a quick score alter Howard Stevens fumbled the opening kickoff and Eddie Moss recovered Dear Sir: It ts the opinion of this hunter that the deer laws of Ohio are .unfair and unconstitutional. The State gives landowners with 20 acres or more a free permit in kill doe deer (on his lsnd). Landowners with less PLAZA FACTORY DIRECT SHIPMENT came on a '22-yard Jim Bakken field goal with 2:34 remaining in the game. The St. Louis defense set up the score with John Zook nailing Colts ' quarterba ck Bert Jone s from behind and Charlie Davis recovering Jones• fumble at the Baltimore 35. • . Baltimore m~v ed to the ·Cards' 31 with a little more than a minute remaining but Csrdina1 safety Ken Reeves Intercepted a Jones pass to ertd tbe thieat. Hart finished with 13 completions in 22 attempts Voice of a hunter IN THE SILVER BRIDGE Special Pre-Chrislmas Offer ou 73-71 ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Jtm Hart passed for 204 yards and two touchdowns and Jim Otis added 107 yards rushing Saturday to lead St. Louis to a 24-17 victory over the Baltimore Colts and keep the A-THENS, Ohio (UP I) - Northwestern guard Cardinals' Playoff hopes Billy Mc!Gney's free throw in the final 20 seconds alive. . enabled the Wildcats to hang on and even their The Cardinals now are ~-4 record at 2·2 Saturday aftern011n with a 73·71 win and need · to beat the New York Giants and hope Dallas over Ohio University. downs Washington to gain a After a Bo~tllmeout and wUd~rd bertn. The loss with the WUdcats leading 72- over the lead 46-40 at 12:40 of dropped the Colts' record to 71, McKiney hltthe first of his the second half on sopbomore 1~ and kept Baltimore from two free throws but missed guard Buckey Walden's foul clinching the AFC-East Title. the second, giving the Bob- shot. The final Cardinal tally The lead changed handa cats one more chance. OU junior center Ernie Wbltus' five limes alter that before jwnpabot bounced off the rim Wildcat senior forwaril Qruce CsmpbeU put Northwestern as the game ended. McKlney led aU the game's ahead to stay with a five-foot scorers with 22 points. Wbltus jump shot. Northwestern's Mike led the Bobcats, how 1·1, with 21) points. CsmpbeU also contributed 16 Northwestern jumped off to points. Freshman Kim an ~arly lead and were ahead Leonard .IUifor .17 points for 41-32 at halftime, but OU took the Bobcats. 1 Leller!i of opluloa are welcomed. Tbey oboold be 1 1 lOlls than :!Oil wordo loag (or be aubject lo re•u!IIDII by I I the eolllor) ond mUll be olpod wllh llie olpee'o ad· · I I dress. Names may be wllbheld upoa pubUcaUoo. I However, on request, aames wW be dlacl01ed. Lellen 1 should be In good taste, addressiDC lnaa, Dol pet. 1 1 sooalltles. 1 GROUP TO PAY LOS ANGELES (UP!) The 19505 rock n' roll group Bill Haley and the .Comets was ordered Friday In pay $240,000 in unpaid commissions to .the group's former Cards still alive in race ~------------------- -------- 1 "Given the levels of PCB'~ we found , I would say there is a very strong possibility of a ban," said Ms. Barron. "Fi ne Pizza Since 1958" Open Chnslmas Eve , Open New Ye.ar ' 5 Eve & New Year's Day heritage house Store Hours sees fit. . z zA ~~~ WELL'S 'C-ats nzp ·· resigns as . Longhorns' coach ~ DETROIT (UP!) - Detroit ByFRANKGRIFFIS Ark a ~sa s Coach Frank Piston's forward MarVIn AUSTIN; Tex. (UP!) - ' Broyles was also expected to Barnes Is lacing another jaU · University of Texas football announ ce his retirement sentence. roach Darrell Royal met in from coaching following the The Uoot-9 Barnes, ABA private for more than two nationally televised game. rookie of the year in 1974, hours with the school's Friday entered a plea of no athletic council Saturday, · contest to the charge of apparently to offer his carrying a concealed resignation. weapon. Wayne County Sources said athletic Circuit Judge James N. council Chairman J. · Neils Canham took the .plea under Thompson would announce OAKLANQ (UP!) .,-No one advisement and said he · Royal's resignation following would rule on whether to the Longhorns meeting with needs in tell the Oakland Raiders - least of aU the accept It at a hearing Dec. 15. Arkansas Saturday night. Plttsb\Jrgh Steelers - wnat •s Conviction Of the felony carries a maximum penalty · During the clo~ed meeting, at stake In Monday night's of two to five years In prison. Thompson· repo·rted1y game against the Cincinnati Just three days earlier, prepared a statement which · Bengals. rtad : "We were aware of aU the Barnes was sentenced to one "Coach Royal, for reasons ·posslbUIIies a couple of weeks year In prison by a judge In his own, has'decided to ago;" says Coach jobn Providence, R.I., for '!IOiely relinquish his coaching duties Modden. " We alao have violating stale probation and stay on as athletic heard the Steelers and their when he. was arrested Oct. 9 director only." bellyaching. The only thing for. Illegal handgun The athletic council's on my mind Is the Bangals, possession at Detroit decision that Royal stay as and how we are going in beat MetropoUtan Airport. director was them. Everything else is '!be Judge delayed jailing athletic Incidental." lor two weeks to give Barnes' unanimous. AI Davis, the Raiders ' atinrneys tlme· in pursue ' SCORES UPSET WJN ' lnanaglng general partner, Is legal options to the one-year term. . . PffiLADELPHIA (UP! j _: sick Of hearing die Steelers Barnes was given a one· Mldflelder John Brooks complain - . they have year suspended sentence and scored the. game's only goal charged on several occaslllhS three yean' probation in 1974 at 11:46 of the second half the Raiders won't go all out after pleading guilty in Saturday to give sixtlf.rahked against Cincimatl and by assaulting former San Francisco a 1-11 upset losing to the Bengals they Providence College victory over top-ranked would eliminate two-time teammate Lawrence Clemson In the semifinals of Super Bowl champion Ketvlrtls with a tire iroo two the NCAA Division I sorcer Pittsburgh from a sPOt in this championships. years earlier. Fifte.en-year defensive tackle Merlin Olsen, probably playing in his Coliseum finale helped the Rama keep the befuddled Falcons ·in their own territory all day long. The farthest Atlanta got In the game was to its own '48 yard line late in the third quarter before defensive end Fred Dryer sacked Kim McQuilkan and McQuilkan fumbled. Oakland up for Houston slips past ·Miami 11 HOUSTON (UP!) Quarterback Danny Davis ran for two touchdowns and the Cotton·Bowl bound 57. The Wolverines scored the Hpuston Cougars Intercepted first eight points In the four pasaes hear their OWII sloppy, foul-filled contest and . goal line Saturday to illlld off were· never caught, str\'lch- Miami (F'Ia.) 21·16. l Cougar freshman defensive ing the lead to as many as 24 back Elvis Bradley in· points in the. second half. tercepted a Frank Glover The Rams made one brtef pass at the Cougar one late In run at the Wolverines, cutting the fourth quarter , wh en the lead lo 31·24 with five Houston held only a lourminutes left In the first half, point lead, and then In the but reserve guard Dave final minutes tackle . Willis Bll~ter passed off for one basket and then hit four Williams Intercepted anotlier consecutive jumpers in give pass at his goal line with Michigan Its 41·28 halftime Miami holding a first and goal at the two. edge. Bradley ran the first key Michigan placed· fiv e Interception back 15 yards, ·players In double ligures, led and from there Davis moved by Rickey Green with 17 the Cougars 84 yards In seven points. The others were plays lor what became the Ba~ler with 13, Steve Grote winning touchdown. Halfback and Tom Staton with 12 each, .Aloia Blackwell scored It on a and Ph.! Hubbard with 11. Fordham's lop scorers 28-yard run. Despite Hou.ston playing a were Bill Lombardi and John prevent defense in the closing O'Neill with 11 each. minutes, Glover passed 19 Fordham lost three star· yards in Larry Cain to bring terslo foul trouble during the the Hurricane to within s game and a fourth, Tom points with 4:39 left to play, Kavanagh, was ejected in the but a two-point conversion second half for a flagrant foul. But · Michigan never pass was hatted away by could capitalize on all of the tackle Grady Ebensberger. Then Miami's Brian free throws as the Wolverines Ferguson ran a punt hack 49had their worst foul shooting yarda to the Houston 15 with performance ol the last two 3:05 remaining, and Glover seasons. moved his team in a first Michigan now stands at 2-11 down at the two, but Wllllama forlheyearwhlle Fordham is ended that threat with his 2-l. interception. b~ttle Miami, playing its final game for ousted coach Carl Seime~, grab~ed a 10·7 halftime lead on Chris Dennis' fl -yard.fleld goal and Glover'slO.yard scoring pass to Mike Adorna. Falcons humble -Findlay BOWUNG GREEN, Ohio (UP!) - Senior forward Jommy · Harris scored 26 pOints, 20 of them coming In the first half, in lead Bowling Gree n in an easy nQnconlerence 9HI9 win over Findlay Saturday. Harris hit a jumper at 12:12 of the first half 1o break at tie at 12 and BG led the rest of the way. Bowling Green inok a '47-37 lead early in the second half and Findlay was never any closer than 10 the rest of the game. Freshman guard Do" Shumaker, In his fl. starting role for I . contributed 18 points. r Creager and Robin Lt both seniors, led Findlay ~ 10 points apiece. BG, which hit 50 per C( from the field, Is now U, while Findlay is ~1. with Bengals year's playoffs. winning in . nail down the victories over the Bengaia. which Is the better team when "They are being borne fteld advanatge in the Victories over ·ille Raiders .playing conditions are less and Jets ·would give ·than good, as they were ,last ridiculous" say·s Davia "and pbiyoffs. I for one am ' tired of Ustenlng '!be Bengals, who are seven Cincinnati the title and close week . In gam~s like . that a break de<:ldes the outcome to the Steelers. Our gO.l is to point underdogs!..- Monday's out the Steelers. The Henga.ls dropped a 7-3 and when you get down to this win our last two games, and nationally televised game, that means beating must win to hold on in first decision to the Steelers in the stage of the season you don't Cincinnati , so that we can be place In the AFC Central snow lkst Sunday while the want to depend on a break to the home team in the Division. Tbe Sleelers, wbo Raiders rolled over Tampa win." · The Raiders lost In the playoffs. For anyone in trail them by a galile, play Bay, 49-16. Ken Stabler, the · chiu'ge anything else simply . Tampa Bay on Sunday and no Raider quarterhack, threw II!OW 1111d cold to the Steelera is too ridiculous 'in .deser\oe one thinks the Buca, wbo have two m passes in the victory, on a. couple of turnovers In my comment. We are out w lost 12 In . a row.. have ·a over the Buca and now has 24 last year's AFC title game in beat Clncimatl and we think remote chance for an upset. for the ~ason. Ken /.nderson ' Pittsburgh, and two years we can tlo it. That, 1 bope, Thus, · assuming the · of Cincinnati has 16 scoring before that, also In ends the discussion." Steelers win on ~un!lay, the passes but lhe BengaL! don't Pittsburgh, they lost on · a · The Raiders have only a Bengalshave lo beat Oakland Uve and die on his arm as the controversial deflected paaa. loss to New England In their lhe following night. lt they . Raldera do . behind Stable.r . To this day the Raiders never "We know wbat we have in are sure whep they pia~ the 12previous gsmes coming up lose, then Pittsburgh and do," says Bengala' Coach BUI Sleelers, although they did in Cincinnati. Tbat's ille best Cincinnati · would have Johnaon. "No cine needa in beat Pittsburgh at the start of record · in the National. identical 9-4 marks with one Football League but ·game left - the Steelers tell 11.\1 what a fine team thia season . Despite what's it's only a shade bet· against Houston and 1he Oakland is, but we like to been said lhis week, Ulere think we .are a pretty good have to be some ter than Baltimore's 11).2 Hengals against the Jets. team, too. I espect a good, psychological hangups for mark. Not wishing in play If both were to '!!in lhoae hard and cloae game, and if some of lhe Raiders when back East again after their games then the Steelers esperience in bitter cold a would take the playoff spot the fteld is dry the best team they play the Steelers. , Everyone will see on year ago , the Raiders Bhead of Cincinnati because will win . "It's always hard in tell Monday ~ight. obviously have In keep on of two regular season '- ' I I �11-B-The Sunday Tlmes-Sentinel, Sunday, Dec. S, 1976 l.c-TbeSundayTlme&&ntinel, Sunday,~. 5, 1976 Meeting called to ·study Ohio River catfish poison C:IN CINNAT! 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After the man )tnnped in the woman's car, he rifled through her purse before assauHing her, and while going thro ugh the purse somehow managed to drop his wallet, authorities said. The man fled alter the aUack, but [he victim had his . billfold . Inside the wallet was his driver's license, his address, his phone nUmber, his· social security card and a full color picturt of himself. .. He was arrested within a few minutes. Gl TO DIE MANILA, The Philippines (UP!) - A local judge sen- · tenced a 19-year-qld U. S. serviceman to die for ihe murder of a nightclub entertainer, a Manila newspaper reported today. The Manila Times .Journal said Judge Regino Veridiano, of Olongapo City, issued the death sentence to Michael Butler, of Florida, in the r-;:::::=~--------=~-., death of Gina Barrios, 26. p DONELLI'S ;?1 , ~Il'Jj( MON., DEC. 6 6-9 P.M. ALL SAL ES FINAL! Free Gift Wrapping. 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Fetter canned two free throws with 31 I!CCOnds remaining to IJ'eserve the Barons !i0-88 win Saturday afternoon over WaiSt College. . Fetter totaled only four points In the game f<r the Barons, who were led by . forward Joe Neikamp's aameiliah 33 points, hitting 'IS of 2ll from the fioor and aU three of his free throws. Steubenville, now 4-1, led . by as many as ten points In the game, Including a 43-,18 · halftime advantage, be!"" lategame turnover&•enabled the Cavaliers to close.within two. Walsh forward Jim Walker led the Cavaliers, now i -3, with 28 points. MARIETTA, Ohio (UPI) - . Sophomore forward Gary Hursey score.! 28 pOints and sophomore guard Mitch Miracle clllpped In 14 in lead Marietta in a 11-67 win over Bethany (WVA) Saturday. The Pioneers shot 56 per cent from the field and led 4238 at the half. 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Is directed in tbe editor, it is his guess that the Division of Wildlife would respond something like this · · The ~bjed of the game laws Is deer population control, not giving some lsndowners rights and taking away rights of other lsndowners. If a certain policy happena. in reward some landowners and not others it is aceepted as a necessary evil In order to · limit the deer population. After all, fixing lhe size of tbe landowner's plot as 20acres is, we suppose, an arbitrary figure arrived at as a fair designatioo of wbat is _and Is not a "farm." That Is, under 20 acres is not generaUy regarded as a farm. · But as stipulated above, "We" aren't making these points ; rather,lt's one way we've hea.rd State people state their case. BUY NOW RCA l LOOK FOR OUR MYSTh"'RY :SPECIAL SUNDAY & MONDAY ONLY! LIPSHUTZ NAMED ATLANTA . (UP!) President Elect Jimmy Cart~r plans to name Atlanta · attorney :Robert J. Up~~hutz as White HouSe counsel, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported Saturday. The newspaper quoted "lnfonned sources" as saying Csrler chose Upahutz, his campaign treasurer, Carter confidant Charlea Kirbo turned the job down and decided lo remain In Atlanta. · Cleveland, 113-63 OXFORD, Ohio (UP!) Junior forward Archie Aldridge and sophomore guard Rich Babcock both scored 18 points lo pace Miami as the Rdsklns destroyed non-conference foe Cleveland State 11~. M'iilmlled 55-18 at the half and coach Darrel Hedrick emptledhlsbench. Dave Kyle led Cleveland State with 26 points. Miami is now 3-0, whUe Cleveland State dropped in 03. Barnes to jail ternt Raiders earn share of t~tle Wolves drop Rams ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UP!) - Michigan never got its running game In gear Saturday so the secondranked Wolverines resorted to a methodical, balanced attack in smash Fordham, 711- HANDS UP! - Southern's Rick Findley ( 22) and Chip Jli'Auer ( 4!) Ioree unidentified Trimble player in shoot over.them in Friday's non~eague encounter at Racine. Southern won, 75-70, to ,remain unbeaten. See game details and other pictures on page 20. (Gary Sisk • photo) . · · · · Rams ·humble Falcons LOS ANGELES (UP!) Lawrence McCu tcheon scored th~ee touchdowns and first -year quarterback Pat Haden passed for 211 yards Saturday as the Los Angeles Rama rolled up the most points in the club's history since 19SO by blasting the. o~tclassed Atlanta Falcons 59,.() to clinch their fourth straight NFC West cham' pionship. Winning their third game In a row with Haden at the controls, the Rams improved their season record to 9-3-lln securing their fourth division ~rown in four tries under head coach Chuck Knox. McCutcheon, who broke his own club single-season rilshing record of 1,109 yards · set in 1974, played just a little more than one half and rushed for 121 yards on 20 carries. That gave him ),1!4 yar.ds for the season with one regular season game left at Detroit next Saturday. The 1950 Rams beat Baltimore 70-27 and Detroit 65-24. The 59. point total was the third highest total in the team's history since the Rams moved here from Cleveland in 19-16. Haden, starting in his fourth straight game since Knox decided to bench veteran James Harris, hit 13 of 21 passes and also scored on a one-yard run for the Rsms' second inuchdown. Harris went Into the game with 5:04 left in the third quarter and directed the Rams to three more touchdowns, including an 80-yard bomb to rookie wide receiver Dwight Scales with 4:39 remaining. face second Royal . Stevens returned the nextfive carries before diving kickoff 83 yerds to the St. from a yard out lor the score. The teams swapped . louis 10, but the Cardinal fumbles on the following defense stiffened and drive with St. lout.. ending Baltimore settled for a 22with the ball at the Baltimore yard Toni Linhart field goai. 41. .Hart passed to Terry, Linhart's ensuing kickoff Metcalf, who bounced off a was low, and J ackle Smith Colt defender at the ,20, returned It 35 yards to the St . . rtgalned his balance and louis 47. Hart lofted aM-yard charged Into. the end zone .to pass to.Caln at the Baltimore complete a 41-yard pass play six and Steve Jones lugged for a 14·7 lead with 37 seconds · the last · four yards lor the final Cardinal score ol the left in the initial quorter. • hall. Then Tech drove 89 ynrd.• league title for Tech since It lor what proved to be the entered the league iri 1960. touchdow n, with winning Tech, flnlshlne lis regular season with a 10-1 record, will Isaac scoring from five yard.• meet Nebraska in the Astra- out with IS :31 remaining . Tech's only loss of t110 Bluebonnet Bowl New Year's sea~son wns to co-dwmpion Eve. . Allison ran n yards on the Houston, which had to held first ploy of the game and off a late bid of its own then gave Tech a lH lead Saturday to prevent au upset with a one-yard dive with five by Miami (Fla .) crown. Baylor, disappointed by the seconds remainl.ng In the first Tech, however , had to hold period . lack of a,ttentlon from Bowl off a last minute Hurry by the Baylor, however, knotted olflclola this year, ended the Bears and emerged vic· the score at the ha lf, 14-11, on season with a 7-3·1 m•u·k. torlous when a 411-yard field a two-yard run by Gary Blair The Bears almost pulled goal attempt by Le ster and a SO-yard touchdown pass the game out with Its tina! Belrose with 28 seconds from backup quarterback drive, kept alive by a 20-ya rd remaining fell short. Sammy Bickham to Tommy scramble by quarter back · The eighth-ranked Red Davidson. Mark Jackson. But on third ·Raiders tied for the league Tech took the lead on a 40- ond three from th~ Tech 18, title with Cotton Bowi·bound yard lleld goa l by Brian Hall Jackson was thrown lor a 1S· · Houslon. It was the first with 9:50 left in the third yard los.• trying to pass ond • quarter, but on Baylor's next Belrose's resulting fleld goal possession It drove 80 yords attempt, which could have with Blilir diving over from cost Tech Its share of the the one to give the Bears a 17· crown, fell well short. II advantage. • I lor St. louis a the Colts' 37. otis picked up 17 yards in three straight ca rrieO and Hart passed 19 yards In to Ike Harr.ls at the Baltimore three. Tight end J . V. Cain then made a diving catch In the end zone for a 7.() Cardinal edge. It took Baltimore only three minutes to .tie the . game. Lydell Mitchell , who finished with only 54 yards In 15 rushes, ran lor 26 yard• in LUBB()Cl{, Tex. (UP!) Tailback Larry Isaa c galloped five-yards for a. touchdown and quarterba ck Rodney Allison added two more scores - one on a 77· yard run - to lead Texas Tech to a 24·21 decision over Baylor Saturday and give the Red Raiders a share of their first Southwest Conference acreage receive no such privilege. Everyone pays taxes so they should be equal under the law.- Signed: A citizen of Ohio, Elya Bartlmes, Reedsville, Ohio. P.S. Please answer, .and give me your opinion. DON1 MISS IT! · while Jones was 13 for 23 lor 241 yards. ' After a wild ftrsl half, Ballimore scored the only points In the third quarter on a 36-yard pass from Jones to a wide open Raymond Chester, which brought the Colts to within 2H7. - Hari hit four of nine passes for 143 yards and both touchdowns In the first half to give St. Louis a 21·10 lead at the Intermission. The Cardinals got a quick score alter Howard Stevens fumbled the opening kickoff and Eddie Moss recovered Dear Sir: It ts the opinion of this hunter that the deer laws of Ohio are .unfair and unconstitutional. The State gives landowners with 20 acres or more a free permit in kill doe deer (on his lsnd). Landowners with less PLAZA FACTORY DIRECT SHIPMENT came on a '22-yard Jim Bakken field goal with 2:34 remaining in the game. The St. Louis defense set up the score with John Zook nailing Colts ' quarterba ck Bert Jone s from behind and Charlie Davis recovering Jones• fumble at the Baltimore 35. • . Baltimore m~v ed to the ·Cards' 31 with a little more than a minute remaining but Csrdina1 safety Ken Reeves Intercepted a Jones pass to ertd tbe thieat. Hart finished with 13 completions in 22 attempts Voice of a hunter IN THE SILVER BRIDGE Special Pre-Chrislmas Offer ou 73-71 ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Jtm Hart passed for 204 yards and two touchdowns and Jim Otis added 107 yards rushing Saturday to lead St. Louis to a 24-17 victory over the Baltimore Colts and keep the A-THENS, Ohio (UP I) - Northwestern guard Cardinals' Playoff hopes Billy Mc!Gney's free throw in the final 20 seconds alive. . enabled the Wildcats to hang on and even their The Cardinals now are ~-4 record at 2·2 Saturday aftern011n with a 73·71 win and need · to beat the New York Giants and hope Dallas over Ohio University. downs Washington to gain a After a Bo~tllmeout and wUd~rd bertn. The loss with the WUdcats leading 72- over the lead 46-40 at 12:40 of dropped the Colts' record to 71, McKiney hltthe first of his the second half on sopbomore 1~ and kept Baltimore from two free throws but missed guard Buckey Walden's foul clinching the AFC-East Title. the second, giving the Bob- shot. The final Cardinal tally The lead changed handa cats one more chance. OU junior center Ernie Wbltus' five limes alter that before jwnpabot bounced off the rim Wildcat senior forwaril Qruce CsmpbeU put Northwestern as the game ended. McKlney led aU the game's ahead to stay with a five-foot scorers with 22 points. Wbltus jump shot. Northwestern's Mike led the Bobcats, how 1·1, with 21) points. CsmpbeU also contributed 16 Northwestern jumped off to points. Freshman Kim an ~arly lead and were ahead Leonard .IUifor .17 points for 41-32 at halftime, but OU took the Bobcats. 1 Leller!i of opluloa are welcomed. Tbey oboold be 1 1 lOlls than :!Oil wordo loag (or be aubject lo re•u!IIDII by I I the eolllor) ond mUll be olpod wllh llie olpee'o ad· · I I dress. Names may be wllbheld upoa pubUcaUoo. I However, on request, aames wW be dlacl01ed. Lellen 1 should be In good taste, addressiDC lnaa, Dol pet. 1 1 sooalltles. 1 GROUP TO PAY LOS ANGELES (UP!) The 19505 rock n' roll group Bill Haley and the .Comets was ordered Friday In pay $240,000 in unpaid commissions to .the group's former Cards still alive in race ~------------------- -------- 1 "Given the levels of PCB'~ we found , I would say there is a very strong possibility of a ban," said Ms. Barron. "Fi ne Pizza Since 1958" Open Chnslmas Eve , Open New Ye.ar ' 5 Eve & New Year's Day heritage house Store Hours sees fit. . z zA ~~~ WELL'S 'C-ats nzp ·· resigns as . Longhorns' coach ~ DETROIT (UP!) - Detroit ByFRANKGRIFFIS Ark a ~sa s Coach Frank Piston's forward MarVIn AUSTIN; Tex. (UP!) - ' Broyles was also expected to Barnes Is lacing another jaU · University of Texas football announ ce his retirement sentence. roach Darrell Royal met in from coaching following the The Uoot-9 Barnes, ABA private for more than two nationally televised game. rookie of the year in 1974, hours with the school's Friday entered a plea of no athletic council Saturday, · contest to the charge of apparently to offer his carrying a concealed resignation. weapon. Wayne County Sources said athletic Circuit Judge James N. council Chairman J. · Neils Canham took the .plea under Thompson would announce OAKLANQ (UP!) .,-No one advisement and said he · Royal's resignation following would rule on whether to the Longhorns meeting with needs in tell the Oakland Raiders - least of aU the accept It at a hearing Dec. 15. Arkansas Saturday night. Plttsb\Jrgh Steelers - wnat •s Conviction Of the felony carries a maximum penalty · During the clo~ed meeting, at stake In Monday night's of two to five years In prison. Thompson· repo·rted1y game against the Cincinnati Just three days earlier, prepared a statement which · Bengals. rtad : "We were aware of aU the Barnes was sentenced to one "Coach Royal, for reasons ·posslbUIIies a couple of weeks year In prison by a judge In his own, has'decided to ago;" says Coach jobn Providence, R.I., for '!IOiely relinquish his coaching duties Modden. " We alao have violating stale probation and stay on as athletic heard the Steelers and their when he. was arrested Oct. 9 director only." bellyaching. The only thing for. Illegal handgun The athletic council's on my mind Is the Bangals, possession at Detroit decision that Royal stay as and how we are going in beat MetropoUtan Airport. director was them. Everything else is '!be Judge delayed jailing athletic Incidental." lor two weeks to give Barnes' unanimous. AI Davis, the Raiders ' atinrneys tlme· in pursue ' SCORES UPSET WJN ' lnanaglng general partner, Is legal options to the one-year term. . . PffiLADELPHIA (UP! j _: sick Of hearing die Steelers Barnes was given a one· Mldflelder John Brooks complain - . they have year suspended sentence and scored the. game's only goal charged on several occaslllhS three yean' probation in 1974 at 11:46 of the second half the Raiders won't go all out after pleading guilty in Saturday to give sixtlf.rahked against Cincimatl and by assaulting former San Francisco a 1-11 upset losing to the Bengals they Providence College victory over top-ranked would eliminate two-time teammate Lawrence Clemson In the semifinals of Super Bowl champion Ketvlrtls with a tire iroo two the NCAA Division I sorcer Pittsburgh from a sPOt in this championships. years earlier. Fifte.en-year defensive tackle Merlin Olsen, probably playing in his Coliseum finale helped the Rama keep the befuddled Falcons ·in their own territory all day long. The farthest Atlanta got In the game was to its own '48 yard line late in the third quarter before defensive end Fred Dryer sacked Kim McQuilkan and McQuilkan fumbled. Oakland up for Houston slips past ·Miami 11 HOUSTON (UP!) Quarterback Danny Davis ran for two touchdowns and the Cotton·Bowl bound 57. The Wolverines scored the Hpuston Cougars Intercepted first eight points In the four pasaes hear their OWII sloppy, foul-filled contest and . goal line Saturday to illlld off were· never caught, str\'lch- Miami (F'Ia.) 21·16. l Cougar freshman defensive ing the lead to as many as 24 back Elvis Bradley in· points in the. second half. tercepted a Frank Glover The Rams made one brtef pass at the Cougar one late In run at the Wolverines, cutting the fourth quarter , wh en the lead lo 31·24 with five Houston held only a lourminutes left In the first half, point lead, and then In the but reserve guard Dave final minutes tackle . Willis Bll~ter passed off for one basket and then hit four Williams Intercepted anotlier consecutive jumpers in give pass at his goal line with Michigan Its 41·28 halftime Miami holding a first and goal at the two. edge. Bradley ran the first key Michigan placed· fiv e Interception back 15 yards, ·players In double ligures, led and from there Davis moved by Rickey Green with 17 the Cougars 84 yards In seven points. The others were plays lor what became the Ba~ler with 13, Steve Grote winning touchdown. Halfback and Tom Staton with 12 each, .Aloia Blackwell scored It on a and Ph.! Hubbard with 11. Fordham's lop scorers 28-yard run. Despite Hou.ston playing a were Bill Lombardi and John prevent defense in the closing O'Neill with 11 each. minutes, Glover passed 19 Fordham lost three star· yards in Larry Cain to bring terslo foul trouble during the the Hurricane to within s game and a fourth, Tom points with 4:39 left to play, Kavanagh, was ejected in the but a two-point conversion second half for a flagrant foul. But · Michigan never pass was hatted away by could capitalize on all of the tackle Grady Ebensberger. Then Miami's Brian free throws as the Wolverines Ferguson ran a punt hack 49had their worst foul shooting yarda to the Houston 15 with performance ol the last two 3:05 remaining, and Glover seasons. moved his team in a first Michigan now stands at 2-11 down at the two, but Wllllama forlheyearwhlle Fordham is ended that threat with his 2-l. interception. b~ttle Miami, playing its final game for ousted coach Carl Seime~, grab~ed a 10·7 halftime lead on Chris Dennis' fl -yard.fleld goal and Glover'slO.yard scoring pass to Mike Adorna. Falcons humble -Findlay BOWUNG GREEN, Ohio (UP!) - Senior forward Jommy · Harris scored 26 pOints, 20 of them coming In the first half, in lead Bowling Gree n in an easy nQnconlerence 9HI9 win over Findlay Saturday. Harris hit a jumper at 12:12 of the first half 1o break at tie at 12 and BG led the rest of the way. Bowling Green inok a '47-37 lead early in the second half and Findlay was never any closer than 10 the rest of the game. Freshman guard Do" Shumaker, In his fl. starting role for I . contributed 18 points. r Creager and Robin Lt both seniors, led Findlay ~ 10 points apiece. BG, which hit 50 per C( from the field, Is now U, while Findlay is ~1. with Bengals year's playoffs. winning in . nail down the victories over the Bengaia. which Is the better team when "They are being borne fteld advanatge in the Victories over ·ille Raiders .playing conditions are less and Jets ·would give ·than good, as they were ,last ridiculous" say·s Davia "and pbiyoffs. I for one am ' tired of Ustenlng '!be Bengals, who are seven Cincinnati the title and close week . In gam~s like . that a break de<:ldes the outcome to the Steelers. Our gO.l is to point underdogs!..- Monday's out the Steelers. The Henga.ls dropped a 7-3 and when you get down to this win our last two games, and nationally televised game, that means beating must win to hold on in first decision to the Steelers in the stage of the season you don't Cincinnati , so that we can be place In the AFC Central snow lkst Sunday while the want to depend on a break to the home team in the Division. Tbe Sleelers, wbo Raiders rolled over Tampa win." · The Raiders lost In the playoffs. For anyone in trail them by a galile, play Bay, 49-16. Ken Stabler, the · chiu'ge anything else simply . Tampa Bay on Sunday and no Raider quarterhack, threw II!OW 1111d cold to the Steelera is too ridiculous 'in .deser\oe one thinks the Buca, wbo have two m passes in the victory, on a. couple of turnovers In my comment. We are out w lost 12 In . a row.. have ·a over the Buca and now has 24 last year's AFC title game in beat Clncimatl and we think remote chance for an upset. for the ~ason. Ken /.nderson ' Pittsburgh, and two years we can tlo it. That, 1 bope, Thus, · assuming the · of Cincinnati has 16 scoring before that, also In ends the discussion." Steelers win on ~un!lay, the passes but lhe BengaL! don't Pittsburgh, they lost on · a · The Raiders have only a Bengalshave lo beat Oakland Uve and die on his arm as the controversial deflected paaa. loss to New England In their lhe following night. lt they . Raldera do . behind Stable.r . To this day the Raiders never "We know wbat we have in are sure whep they pia~ the 12previous gsmes coming up lose, then Pittsburgh and do," says Bengala' Coach BUI Sleelers, although they did in Cincinnati. Tbat's ille best Cincinnati · would have Johnaon. "No cine needa in beat Pittsburgh at the start of record · in the National. identical 9-4 marks with one Football League but ·game left - the Steelers tell 11.\1 what a fine team thia season . Despite what's it's only a shade bet· against Houston and 1he Oakland is, but we like to been said lhis week, Ulere think we .are a pretty good have to be some ter than Baltimore's 11).2 Hengals against the Jets. team, too. I espect a good, psychological hangups for mark. Not wishing in play If both were to '!!in lhoae hard and cloae game, and if some of lhe Raiders when back East again after their games then the Steelers esperience in bitter cold a would take the playoff spot the fteld is dry the best team they play the Steelers. , Everyone will see on year ago , the Raiders Bhead of Cincinnati because will win . "It's always hard in tell Monday ~ight. obviously have In keep on of two regular season '- ' I I �z.c-TheSunday~'lentlnel, Sunday, Dec. 5, 1976 Ba,~eball B~· BilL MADDEN Ul'l Sporls Writer LOS ANGELES (UP! ) Major league clubowners, ' lleir "big bucks" free agent bidding war concluded,, are expected to revert to some old fashioned "horse trading"lhls week when they convene for the annual winter baseball meetings. With t~ Reggie Jacksons, Bobby Grlches, Joe Rudis and Doli Gulletts,· etc., all . settled . In their respective new million dollar homes, the lords of baseball now have a better perspective as to their needs in the oH....,.son player trading market. And there are expected to be at least a dozen or so dea Is consummated at the winter meetin gs in ·add ition to numerous other schedule and rules items on the five-day agenda. The New York Yankees' acquisition of free agents JackS<>n and Gullett· most surely will spur Eastern divislon rivals Boston and Cleveland into some swap action if they are' going to compete successfully for the division title next year. Similarly, the Callfornia Angels' signings of Grich, Rudi and Don Baylor has their principal AL West division rivals - Kansas City, Texas and Minnesota eyeing the trade rouU, as a mea ns of rema ining competitive. Cleveland, which picked up 20-game winner Wayne owners seek ·trades Garland In the free agent sweepstakes, reportedly is seeking a power hitter which manager Frank · Robinson .fl:l!ls should be the final link to a championship caliber club. Minnesota Is also in need of a long ball hitter. Prior to the free agent. draft. at least two noted power hitters- Milwaukee's George Scott and Texas' Jeff Burroughs - were known to be available for the right price. The Red Sox, meanwhil e, des perate for front tine pllchlng to match the Yankees' Gullett, Catfish Hunter, Ed Figueroa and Dock EIIIB, will quite likely have to yield one of their promising young front line outfielders, Dwight Evans or Rick Miller, If they are to achieve their needs. National Leaguers can also , .be expected to show renewed enthusiasm for trading ;especially fn light of .the world champion Cincinnati Reds' loss of Gullett, their ace pitcher. Already there has been a fiurry of player deals since season 's ~ nd· and most of them mvolved NL clubs, particularly St. Louis. The Cardinals, in separate swaps, picked up pitchers Larry Dierker , John D'A cqui ~ to and Mike Caldwell. 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Of hls own future, Bench believes managing might Interest him but first "I'd like a year or two away from baseball so I can find out Week 9f Tea_m Team No. 1 Team 2 Team 4 Team 5 66 JB 62 42 58 46 Pick N Shovel Nov. 28 , 1976 Won Lost Salem St. Mkt. 74 38 Sel dom Rest . C:er amics " ,8 TAVERN Fa rm er s Bank • You Invites To Stop by... . TONY'S PIZZA AND BEER . Open 7 Days A Week 7 a.m . til12 midnight Weekdays Friday and Saturday Till:OOa .m. . ' IUY YOURS NOW I eMARLElTE .WHITMAN Ph. 256-1119 • 30 Years Financing Avellable Also: Complete Line of Qua Uty • 5Z~; MOBILE HOMES INC. See Jim Staats or Joe Giles l'ihone 446-9340 Gallipolis, Ohio .. • ,.' WEEKLY · SPECIALS 01UO-Ccmp1CI, perlOMI sin portable Roadrunners 63 so 49 VINTON - Ten trophies were awarded to North Gallia players at the annual football banquet, Friday, Nov. 19. The banquet was OPI'ned by Principal Cliff Wilson, master of ceremonies. Prayer was given by Rev. John Bryant. Alter the din· ner, Cliff WilBon Introduced Mrs. Sherry Headley, cheer· leader adviser. The two assistant coaches, Ron Twyman and Ted Lehew were then Introduced. They In turn announced the names of the players and their positions. Tom Hairston .- superin· tendent of Gallia Local, spoke brieflY on the much needed recreational fa cUlties for the county schools. John Blake, head cqach, awarded the trophies. The recipients were as follows : Coaches Trophies - Ron Plants, defensive linebacker, offensive center, kicker and field goal specialist; Rex Justice, defensive corner, offensive fullback . He had 38 carries for 239 yards for a 6.2 average . He received honorable mention all S.V.A.C. Dream Team. Mark Theiss, team captain, defensive safety, offensive quarterback with 78 carries, 452 yards rushing for ·a 5.7 average, 102 attempted passes, 44 completions for a 43 percent passing average. Best Offensive Lineman Trophies _ Marty Hash, offensive guard, defensive CINCINNATI (UPI ) "Drop foo tba ll" Is again being voiced by some students at the University of Cincinnati . Three student groups have gone on re<.,rd urging the school to abolish Intercollegiate football. The Student Senate adopted an antlfootball resolution by a 13-1 vote, the Graduate Stud e nt Ass octa tlo n supported that resolution by a 15-10 margin a nd the Residence Hall Association adoptad a similar resolution . l'he university's footba ll team enjoyed me of Its finest seaso ns ever this year. flniishlt'g with a 9-2 reclll'd. tackle . · · are selected o• • t.'l""~ H091J - M, o r be lle ry operation Includes llaSJDaNTIAL cigarette rrghter adapt1r . R«h1rgeabte batte ry · Potlos Carports &1118 Stocking is filled to the brim with exciting toys for girls and boys! $11r ' , , , T~t q"lkl~ 11<)11"' /looM" 1~0 · - 1""1 001; Awn i ngs Room dividers . 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C. · Thielemann of Arkansas, 'quarterback Mark Jackson of Baylor, .tight end Rick Walker of UCLA and of· fensive linemen Steve August of Tulsa and Gary Gregory of Baylor. · The eight additions brings the West roster to 15. The East roster was. completed earlier In the week. 24 Hour Phone Answering Servic~ · Sears has H. credit Jllan to suit most every need C1t1lot by Phone I ' in ~tallulio? Sd tis{action Guaranteed or ~our Money Rack ISears I SIL"~~:z~'OGE 446-1770 ~ t-:AIIS, RQEBUCK ANU {:U. The amount of the medical Insurance premium under Medicare may rise by law if social security benefits increase. opens season Tuesday Senior 5'9" guard Bruce BY GREG BAILEY Rlffie proved himself last EAST MEIGS - After a season by at Urnes putting on rebuilding y~ar last season, some shooting exhibiti ons Coach Duane Wolfe and his kept his team in the that Eastern Eagles are sure that game. He's one of th e . the 1976-77 camaplgn is going scrappiest players around , to be much brighter. Last and for a shori man , he's year's squad be gan the season with practically no ·good under the beards. Junior forward Gary member having. varsity experience. but this year it's Nelson at 6'1" came on strong a sophomore last season diiferent. Wolfe believes there are and proved he was mature two k eys to h'IS club's success enough to -play on any var- get in shape to go all out for sity. His youth didn't keep ~four quarters and cut down on him from getting physi ca l, turnovers . If these iwo ob- and his stronger opponents jectives are reached, then he found he was no pushover. beHeves his boys CJID com· The young man will unpete with anyone they play. doubtedly have more conThe se cond year head fidence this year , as will the coach says in many ways his reS\ qf the Eagles. Seniors Mike Smith, Kevin crew is ahead of where they were last season at this point. This year's team Is stronger, IaUer, quicker, and more experienced . The Eagles have a lot of depth, .and the mentor says his ataff has•· confidence enough in each player to put any one of them into a tight situation in any game. Wolfe doesn't believe that the Eagles can win by just using five or six players, and he'll use all his beys. Three lettermen who saw lots of action last ye~r will lead this season 's · Eagles. . Center Mark Hawk, a 6'1" senior, .will start In the pivot spot. Although irJexperienced last season, he showed steady improvement and played well against many bigger centers. He positions well and Is a fair shooter. Running backs gn ,· -·~ as Bret Tackett, team cap1~~ ~ ~rowoads Gro. 47 65 lain, offensive end, defensive 38 74 end, honorable mention all Men's Hi g h Ser ies - R oge r SVAC Dream Team. Carpe nter 481. c'harle s Best Defensive Lineman Searles 432, Stu Blankenship Trophies - Bill Lookado, 425 . . defensive middle guard, who Women 's High Series had the most number ol Shirley Haning 371 , LaUra Ca rpen te r 370, Shir le y Ha rris tackles with 148, a new school 359. record. Russell Potts : M en's Hig h GcJ me - Roger defensive tackle , offensive Carpen t er and Je ff Till is 161, tackle. Roger Carpe n ter and Charles Searles 160, Larry Taylor 157. Best Offensive Back Women's High Game ----.. Trophy - Mike Casey, La ura Carpenter 145, Shirley offensive tailback, 182 Harris 141. Marg e Dingess 133. carries, 1,289 yards rushing for a 6.4 avera~e . He made all ~ AC Dream Team. Best Defensive Back Trophy - Bi ll Baker, defensive linebacker, of" fenslve·tackle, most valuable lineman In !he SVAC. He also made the SV AC Dream Team. Most Valuable Player Trophy - Fred Logan, defensive safety, offensive fianker, 83 carries, 600 yards ~ ntshlng~ for- an 8.2 avo•age~·and · for most valuable Eastern roster back In the SVAC. He also made the SVAC Dream Team. and schedule The banquet marked the end of North GaHla 's best football season ever, with an EASTERN SCH'EOULE Dec . 7- Fed . Hol!k ing 11-2 record. Dec . 11 · • Sym m es Valley . 62 Justice, Brett Tackett, Russ Potts, Bill Lookado, Mark Theiss, Fred Logan, Mike casey, Bill Baker and Marty Hash. - PIRATE mOPHY WINNERS - North Gallla football players who received trophies during the Pirates' annual grid banquet were, left to right, Ron Plants, Rex ..... ·Eastern ~·· Full Zenil/1 oua lrty, SOLID STATE B&W • •' 156, Ja n Alex ander 149. Sunday Mi"ed League Eureka, Ohio MODUlAR. HOME Pat11 62 66 scorrs ·wbat summer's all about." Ind . HiQh Series - Williams · 431, Laura Carpe nter 428, Aim Morris 378. Carpen ter 162. Patti W illiams Standings 42 38 4, 275 ; Tea m 2, Ind . High Gam e _,. La ura Nov . 25, 1976 Vw'elkers 641. ~ 4 ;.77; Team •----;;;,.;,;;;.__ year." 38 Team Hig h Game - Team BOWLING you CHARLESTON, W.Va . (UPI ) - CharlestonCharlles' .,._ _.,.~.......,...,..,...,...,.~,..~...-. General Manager Carl · Steinfeldt may become · president of the International League and move the Class AAA baseball circuit's headquarters to Charleston, a published report said Friday, Steinfeldt was quoted by Charleston Daily Mail Sports Edl\or Bill Smith as~ying he had appljed for the job. "I have applied for the president's jqb, and as of right now , I'd say my chances are darned good," Steinfeldt said. "Unless someone pops out of the woodwork and throws his name into the pot, l_lf!ink I have enough votes to get the job." 38 66 Ashland Tea m 6 Students wnnl lo drop spor1 m crtplce of lhree color( Colossal (hristmps , Children Must Be Accompanied .· Iii Viet In 1955, one of the first civil rights movements began as blacks started a boycott of city buses in Montgomery, Ala. , demanding seating on a an equal basis with white children of Americans killed passengers. DECEMBER · 6·7-8-9-10-11 FREE! Narn. w...,.. "'r WIN or milslng In action In between lunch engagementa with AFL.CIO President George MWJy and Japanese ambassador Fwnihiko Toga and public appearances, Bench aald he would )ike to negotiate alongtertn cmtract with the Radl. "It would make It pculble for me to atay ill basel!all In · Cincinnati," he commented In advance of his 29th birtlxlay coming up Tuesday. After a disappointing ·regular season but a successful World Series, Bench has spent his off· season shunning the banquet circuit and spend· lng his time golf· lng, fishing and bunting In F1orlda and his home state of Oklaooma. · He's also been overseeing UJe opening of a second restaurant 'In the Cincinnati area. . He acknowledges that playing night games In the Wocld series is "financially good and lei's more lane see the games on television" but mooey he objects that "the weather conditions are too cold and could w1nt1 up with interminable delays and postponements at that tlrne of n Fort Recovery 19 Par <way 33 ' By SAM FOGG Uft 10 H ig ft Sc:ho.ol , • Lima Sr ~1 Cel ina 41 UP! S...,...• Write Basketb illl Scores Lockland 64 F lnneylown 49 ...-r United Priu l nternil1ional Logon Elm 10 Millersport 55 WASHINGTON (UP!) Ada 94 Columbus Grove 53 Lora in Cath 6<1 Trinity 33 JohMy Bench baa no deaire Akron East 81 Akron Ken Lora in Sr 73 F indlay Ol more 59 M&r iella 10 cambr idge 63 tobeeorneafreeagentandgo Akron Hower 86 Akron Mer ion Local AS St. Henry 42 " where the money ls or .~ Garfield 39 Mart i ns Ferry 81 St.. Claln· SWI ,_shining." Aki'on Norton H ighland 51 vi lle 62 Ul Akron south d5 Akron Buch tel MitYS~ll t e 67 Sheridal'l 61 . The aU•tar catcher hopes 40 M~:dowbrook 71 Sheni!lndoah . that ·when his C}lrr ent A lli ance 78 Centra l Cath S4 Asht abu la 17 Ashtabula St Men tor 61 Mople Heights )9 •Contra!:( expires after 1181\ John 62 Mli\m i 6~ MM i!i on Pl ains 61 · sea- he'llbeabJe•··•-· Al,tresv ill e 70 -Ti nor a 38 Mi~park 65 Shaker Heights 56 _,, · ~· Batav ia 69 Western Brown 63 MOler Clly <1 Hic ksv ille 37 again ·with the Cincinnati Vli lege n F airview .o~s Mohowk !3 Carey 64 Reds where he'S Spent his Be I .! ir e St. Johns 55 Monroe 61 Cl.n woodw.ud 45 tir 1 Br ldgepo"r f 3-4 Monroe•.d lle 64 Norwelk St. en e rna Cl' eague career. Bellefonta ine 63 Urbana 56 Pau I 51 . "I doo't think I'll·ever have Belle\lue 70 Bucyrus 51 Montpelier 55 Bryon 41 to play OUt my option and Belpre S6 Federel Hocking 53 Mt G ilead 62 Elgin 49 Blu f tton 75 Del phos Jefferson Napoleon 64 Wauseon .tJ beeomeafreeagent.'' Bench, 45 Nelsonville York 93 War r en wbodoeshisownnegotlating, Brunswick 77 Cloverleaf 61 Local 1l Buckeye Va ll ey 61 B i g ·New KM'IIIJ ille 84 Way n e!· said during I ViSi~ to W~l nu t 58 Hela 63 Washington this week. "The Caldwell 78 Skyvue 62 N ~t London 72 West Rese r ve Cincinnati organization has Canton M cKi n ley 77 Youngs E 59 Nort h west 13 Portsmouth E alwayS been fair in dealing Cen ton s •52 Yo ungstown S 39 Car d ing ton 82 cent erbu rg 57 Or6r5\l l lle 80 Fairless 47 with me and we should be Car roll 62 Ca n ~ ! Wii'IC.hestcr Peebl es 66 Eastern Macon 64 able to· work things Out 59 (otl ,Phii Q ss New Lexington 53 without trouble," Ch illicot he 51 Mt. Vernon 42 Pl easan l 79 Rive r Valley 61 Cl n L a Sa ll e 6.9 Cin M e · Plymouth 55 Cr es tview 54 In fiJI interview, Bench said Ni choi_es M Pnl'tsm ou1t1 w 68 Cla y 59 " the jury is still out" oo the Cln Pur ce l l 62 Cln Withro w 59 River 62 Un ion Loc al 52. 1 . Cin Taf.t 83 Cln Moel!er .70 R ivervlew 76 CrOoksv ill e 53 · unpact Of the new free agent Cin Xavier 62 Pr inceton 61 s weos<c.r 18 Western 10 system lor bilsebaU but Cir clevi ll e 59 Gr een f ieid 58 sa ndusky 53 Mi!lrion Harding added Utat the dlspositim of Cle East Tech 78. Cle Joh n 43 Hay 41 5;anev 99 Lima Shawnee 17 the first big crop of stars WOO Cle Glenville 72 Cle East 65 Sylvll fl.l a 59 Fostor i a 52 Clinton Massie 71 Spr lngb·oro Springt ;eld S 19 M;ddlelown pIayed OUt their Opt1(11 '"" """ 71 " . • year "shows the players are Col Central 84 Co l E ast 63 Sl Ber nard 64 Har r ison 59 going to go where the Col DeSales 75 Col We tter son Stras burg 50 Lekeland 47 . the I shinin , 55 . Str u thers 57 Yo ungs Ursuli ne IS or sun s g. I Col Eastm oor 62 Col Nort h 5< ''The New York Yankees, land 57 T;tf ;n 61 Upper Sandusky 56 the California .&nnelsandSan Col Linden 58 Col Ma ri on - Tl pp City 60 Ve ll ey View 57 ~oe F r an k lin 55 Tr i .Val lev 82 M organ 67 Diego all did well/' the Col Miff li n 62 Cot In Tr oy 69 Wa pok.an eta 6'8 National League star . dependence. 45 Va ll ey 70 Ea stern 68 Col North 68 Wester 'llil le 66 Vi nt on County 53 Ale xand er observed •. . Uit's also Col North 52 Col Walnut 51 • interesting that not one Ridg e 55 (OI / w~r;lr~ 5~ ard i ng 69 Newton player signed ~ith his old CO l' SoU th 58 Col West 51 Col St Cha r les 65 Col Read y -47 we r ren Kennedy 61 Labra e club." Col Wehr le 60 Col H ar tley 58 Col Wh etstone 7A Co l Mohawk w~~ren Rese r ve 101 Lor ain .Benchissk~pticalofclaims so uth vie w 63 th~t the free agent market Coldwa ter 82 Arcanum 72 Washington CH 88 Wash CH will prove financiallyrulnous Colera in 65 Norwood 50 Alum n i BO Colu m bia 67 U pp er Sendus ky Wa ter ford 6B Fort Frye 64 to the owners, commenting : 56 Whltehft !l 57 Worthington 52 ~'They seem to be able to Co r y Ra wso n 7Q Libe rt y Wi llard 44 Norw alk 38 'th the Ben ton 4) Wi l ming ton 57 H iltSbOI" O 53 COJneUpWl ffiOOey,SOI Oav Belmont 57 T win· Va lley Xen ia 49 Vende li a Butler 35 guess it must be available. N 53 Zanesv i lle 71 Dover 39 They're the 1 ooes who will Day Oak wood 58 Nor thridge 53 control the market price." Oi ~ i e 71 Bell broo k 56 The !~year veteran and East L iverpool 64 Whee l ing twice the National League's \..- inse y 63 East P a les li11 e 77 Ca n~ietd 72 Most Valuable Player was In Edgerton 68 Fairv iew 58 thenatioo'scapital to assume Elder 66 Wa lnu t Hil ls 48 E; l yr ie 88 Lorain Adm iral the presidency of No Greater K ing 66 Love, non-profit F.ai rfleld Un ion 78 Bern e qrganlzatlon helping the Union 63 I HonorPirate players to become free agent Steinfeldt may • Giant 25" dl1gon•t ConsOle. .. Bench has no desire Friday's high when the clubs have had first to renew discussion on hand chances to evaluate expansion - an item which, their talent. At last year's led by Bob Howsam of the in Reds, was rejected during a winter meetings Hollywood, Fla., 64 players hastily<alled league meeUng changed teams in 23 different last spring . With the trades. · American League now expanded to H teams ~nd Besides the trading activity, other Items which toying with the idea of re quire the clubowners' breaking into three divisions, the Nationals may be forced atleJ~Uon include a proposed ea rller start to post-season to follow suit. Baseball play, the still-unresolved Coliunissioner Bowie Kuhn designated hitter rule and has been urging the NL w possible Natlonal l.ea'gue <l· include Washington, D.C. in any expansion plans. pansion. The meetings will officially The frigid aut~ evenings convene at 10 a.m. (PST) caused much debate as w Monday with the major whe ther baseball was wise tD schedule World series and league draft of minor league playoff games at night so late players left off the p;u-ent in the yea r in orden, w club's 41knan rosters. accomodate TV. Many of the owners are known to favor a shortening of the present 162game schedule or an elimlna- Triple Crown .tioo of travel and practice timebetween the end of the season and th.e opening of the sel Jan. 14-15 playoffs so as to insure more favorable weather conditions . PALM SPRI NGS, Calif. for baseball's showcase (UP! ) - Judy Rankin , Donna games. Young and JoAnne Carner, As for the designated hitter the first $100,000 winners ·on rule, which was used in the the LPGA tour in history, will World series for the first time head a field of lOin the $Sti,OOO this season, there have been ·Colgate Tr-iple Crown tournareports that the National ment Jan. 14-15. League has softened its stand The other Triple Crown against the rule and may, in qualifiers-by virtue of the fact, even vote w adopt it. money standings- were Jane The NL owners will most Blalock, Sandra Palroer, Pat surely d~bate the issue in Bradley, Ainy Alcott, Jan separate conferences. S t e phenson, Kathy Besides the des ignated Whitworth, and Chako hitter, the NL is also expected Higuchi. ~The S!:fndayTlrnes-Sentinei,Sundsy, Dec. 5,1976 Dec . 14 - Nort h Ga l lla Dec . 11 - Waha m a Jan . ~ - Waha m a Jan . a- wat er f ord Jan. 11 - K yge r Creek Jan . 14- H ann an Trac e Jan . 18- Sou thwe s tern Jen . 21- Sou ther n Jan . 25- Fed . Ho cking Jan . 28-· N orth Gal li a Feb. A- K yger Cree k Feb . 5- Sy m m es Val ley Feb . 8- Hann an Tra ce Feb. 11- Southwestern Feb. 15- Waterfor d Feb . 18- Sout hern I; ASTERN ROSTER Varsitv •Pos. depressed with their club's perfonnance. AI times the beys seem to have put it all together, but !hen there are times that they make a lol of mistakes all at once. But Wolfe and assistant coach Larry Heines say they know their boys will get the mlsiakes Ironed o ~t. W.olfe said the Eagles have a tradition to carry on and his club Is working with this philosophy In mind : "It's not how hard you try, but how long you try that counts." The Eagles get their cage season underway next Tuesday when they travel to Federal Hocking. They open their SVAC campaign December II by travelling to Symmes Valley. WOLVERINE' ~ 6" WELT WORK BOOT • Pebbte telluted cowh ide leather • Welt consttucllon • Cushion insole ond steel shank arch support • Oi '~esistanl neoprene sole and heel CARL'S OOE STORE Gallipolis, Ohio GOOD au A A H H A H H A H A H A A H H A A H Ht . Yr . Mark Hawk , c 6· 1 4 Bruce R fff le, g 5,9 4 Mik eS mith,g 5· 10' 4 Kev Jn Barlon , g 5·9 4 Steve Truss el, g 5.7 4 Da v id Carnahan ,g 5· 11 4 Gary Nelson , f 6· 1 3 Ji m Dav is, f 6·3 3 Da ve Br own, f 6·0 3 Da v id Carpenter . o · 5·1 3 Steve L ittle, g 5·8 2 Je ff Goebel . g 5·5 2 Reserves ~ Rus ty W ig el , Dan Spenc er , Brian Bisse ll , Den Eynon , Joe Boyles . Br i an Ma.lt h ews . M i ke Hayman and Brian Wh i te. Cheerleaders - Barton, Steye Trussell and David Carnahan are back from last yea r's squad. Barton and Smith saw some varsity action last season, so they'll be ready to take lo the hardwood again. Jim Davis, a 6'3" junior forward and the tallest Eagle, can help his team und er th e boa rds If he matu res early. Other members of the squad are j unlors Dave Brown and David Ca rpenter , and sophomores Steve Little and Jeff Goebel. Managers are Clinton Bailey and Eddie Werry. Wolfe said that in preseason scrimmages and the Previ ew, the Eagle coaches were not imp,essed . or l The Best Selection of Radios, Antennas . ~~~~-~~-~~~~~'-~~~- ~~~~~~-.. and Monitors In Stock ·.• JOHNSON ViKING 352 SPECIAL Band to be given away FREE ' Dec. 23. No purchase {necessary. Come in & register. [S359 .00 Value. The Cobra 21 , ,: L.~~~~w~~~~-~· ••w•w~w~w•,;•w••" w· !>"'M._. . . -- -~~-- .. --~-,. .... ,.. 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In their respective new million dollar homes, the lords of baseball now have a better perspective as to their needs in the oH....,.son player trading market. And there are expected to be at least a dozen or so dea Is consummated at the winter meetin gs in ·add ition to numerous other schedule and rules items on the five-day agenda. The New York Yankees' acquisition of free agents JackS<>n and Gullett· most surely will spur Eastern divislon rivals Boston and Cleveland into some swap action if they are' going to compete successfully for the division title next year. Similarly, the Callfornia Angels' signings of Grich, Rudi and Don Baylor has their principal AL West division rivals - Kansas City, Texas and Minnesota eyeing the trade rouU, as a mea ns of rema ining competitive. Cleveland, which picked up 20-game winner Wayne owners seek ·trades Garland In the free agent sweepstakes, reportedly is seeking a power hitter which manager Frank · Robinson .fl:l!ls should be the final link to a championship caliber club. Minnesota Is also in need of a long ball hitter. Prior to the free agent. draft. at least two noted power hitters- Milwaukee's George Scott and Texas' Jeff Burroughs - were known to be available for the right price. The Red Sox, meanwhil e, des perate for front tine pllchlng to match the Yankees' Gullett, Catfish Hunter, Ed Figueroa and Dock EIIIB, will quite likely have to yield one of their promising young front line outfielders, Dwight Evans or Rick Miller, If they are to achieve their needs. National Leaguers can also , .be expected to show renewed enthusiasm for trading ;especially fn light of .the world champion Cincinnati Reds' loss of Gullett, their ace pitcher. Already there has been a fiurry of player deals since season 's ~ nd· and most of them mvolved NL clubs, particularly St. Louis. The Cardinals, in separate swaps, picked up pitchers Larry Dierker , John D'A cqui ~ to and Mike Caldwell. ' The lnterleague tra ding deadline expires midnight Dec. 10, but unlike previous years, It will be reopened aga~ during spring trainin,s 25~~ - CINROM.A(OlOI II school results • Re lia bl e 100% Solid State. • Energy Stvlng Power Sentry: • Brill iant Chromacolor. : : WT MODULAR STEREO! 19.:00NAL · The HtttOC MADEIRA '• •AMIF MIFM • Precision Decorator compact table model. D ar~ Brown ·Changer • Allegro polystyrene cabinet . SolidSta le .Super Video Range Tuning System. 1ooo ~peaker.s • 8-Trac'< Player NOW J " Fra nkl in n E aton 71 Fra nk lin Ht s 82 Ol l'n l angy 66 F t . 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(Bruce Gabriel photos). 66 Team Hig h Ser ies - Team 6, 736; Team 4, 728 ; Wel k er s Ashlanct / THlTRSDAY REJECTS · Bench also would like the regular schedule reduced by perhaps eight games "to give the players a liiUe more time off." Of hls own future, Bench believes managing might Interest him but first "I'd like a year or two away from baseball so I can find out Week 9f Tea_m Team No. 1 Team 2 Team 4 Team 5 66 JB 62 42 58 46 Pick N Shovel Nov. 28 , 1976 Won Lost Salem St. Mkt. 74 38 Sel dom Rest . C:er amics " ,8 TAVERN Fa rm er s Bank • You Invites To Stop by... . TONY'S PIZZA AND BEER . Open 7 Days A Week 7 a.m . til12 midnight Weekdays Friday and Saturday Till:OOa .m. . ' IUY YOURS NOW I eMARLElTE .WHITMAN Ph. 256-1119 • 30 Years Financing Avellable Also: Complete Line of Qua Uty • 5Z~; MOBILE HOMES INC. See Jim Staats or Joe Giles l'ihone 446-9340 Gallipolis, Ohio .. • ,.' WEEKLY · SPECIALS 01UO-Ccmp1CI, perlOMI sin portable Roadrunners 63 so 49 VINTON - Ten trophies were awarded to North Gallia players at the annual football banquet, Friday, Nov. 19. The banquet was OPI'ned by Principal Cliff Wilson, master of ceremonies. Prayer was given by Rev. John Bryant. Alter the din· ner, Cliff WilBon Introduced Mrs. Sherry Headley, cheer· leader adviser. The two assistant coaches, Ron Twyman and Ted Lehew were then Introduced. They In turn announced the names of the players and their positions. Tom Hairston .- superin· tendent of Gallia Local, spoke brieflY on the much needed recreational fa cUlties for the county schools. John Blake, head cqach, awarded the trophies. The recipients were as follows : Coaches Trophies - Ron Plants, defensive linebacker, offensive center, kicker and field goal specialist; Rex Justice, defensive corner, offensive fullback . He had 38 carries for 239 yards for a 6.2 average . He received honorable mention all S.V.A.C. Dream Team. Mark Theiss, team captain, defensive safety, offensive quarterback with 78 carries, 452 yards rushing for ·a 5.7 average, 102 attempted passes, 44 completions for a 43 percent passing average. Best Offensive Lineman Trophies _ Marty Hash, offensive guard, defensive CINCINNATI (UPI ) "Drop foo tba ll" Is again being voiced by some students at the University of Cincinnati . Three student groups have gone on re<.,rd urging the school to abolish Intercollegiate football. The Student Senate adopted an antlfootball resolution by a 13-1 vote, the Graduate Stud e nt Ass octa tlo n supported that resolution by a 15-10 margin a nd the Residence Hall Association adoptad a similar resolution . l'he university's footba ll team enjoyed me of Its finest seaso ns ever this year. flniishlt'g with a 9-2 reclll'd. tackle . · · are selected o• • t.'l""~ H091J - M, o r be lle ry operation Includes llaSJDaNTIAL cigarette rrghter adapt1r . 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Also named to the team Saturday were center John Yarno of ldaoo, center R. C. · Thielemann of Arkansas, 'quarterback Mark Jackson of Baylor, .tight end Rick Walker of UCLA and of· fensive linemen Steve August of Tulsa and Gary Gregory of Baylor. · The eight additions brings the West roster to 15. The East roster was. completed earlier In the week. 24 Hour Phone Answering Servic~ · Sears has H. credit Jllan to suit most every need C1t1lot by Phone I ' in ~tallulio? Sd tis{action Guaranteed or ~our Money Rack ISears I SIL"~~:z~'OGE 446-1770 ~ t-:AIIS, RQEBUCK ANU {:U. The amount of the medical Insurance premium under Medicare may rise by law if social security benefits increase. opens season Tuesday Senior 5'9" guard Bruce BY GREG BAILEY Rlffie proved himself last EAST MEIGS - After a season by at Urnes putting on rebuilding y~ar last season, some shooting exhibiti ons Coach Duane Wolfe and his kept his team in the that Eastern Eagles are sure that game. He's one of th e . the 1976-77 camaplgn is going scrappiest players around , to be much brighter. Last and for a shori man , he's year's squad be gan the season with practically no ·good under the beards. Junior forward Gary member having. varsity experience. but this year it's Nelson at 6'1" came on strong a sophomore last season diiferent. Wolfe believes there are and proved he was mature two k eys to h'IS club's success enough to -play on any var- get in shape to go all out for sity. His youth didn't keep ~four quarters and cut down on him from getting physi ca l, turnovers . If these iwo ob- and his stronger opponents jectives are reached, then he found he was no pushover. beHeves his boys CJID com· The young man will unpete with anyone they play. doubtedly have more conThe se cond year head fidence this year , as will the coach says in many ways his reS\ qf the Eagles. Seniors Mike Smith, Kevin crew is ahead of where they were last season at this point. This year's team Is stronger, IaUer, quicker, and more experienced . The Eagles have a lot of depth, .and the mentor says his ataff has•· confidence enough in each player to put any one of them into a tight situation in any game. Wolfe doesn't believe that the Eagles can win by just using five or six players, and he'll use all his beys. Three lettermen who saw lots of action last ye~r will lead this season 's · Eagles. . Center Mark Hawk, a 6'1" senior, .will start In the pivot spot. Although irJexperienced last season, he showed steady improvement and played well against many bigger centers. He positions well and Is a fair shooter. Running backs gn ,· -·~ as Bret Tackett, team cap1~~ ~ ~rowoads Gro. 47 65 lain, offensive end, defensive 38 74 end, honorable mention all Men's Hi g h Ser ies - R oge r SVAC Dream Team. Carpe nter 481. c'harle s Best Defensive Lineman Searles 432, Stu Blankenship Trophies - Bill Lookado, 425 . . defensive middle guard, who Women 's High Series had the most number ol Shirley Haning 371 , LaUra Ca rpen te r 370, Shir le y Ha rris tackles with 148, a new school 359. record. Russell Potts : M en's Hig h GcJ me - Roger defensive tackle , offensive Carpen t er and Je ff Till is 161, tackle. Roger Carpe n ter and Charles Searles 160, Larry Taylor 157. Best Offensive Back Women's High Game ----.. Trophy - Mike Casey, La ura Carpenter 145, Shirley offensive tailback, 182 Harris 141. Marg e Dingess 133. carries, 1,289 yards rushing for a 6.4 avera~e . He made all ~ AC Dream Team. Best Defensive Back Trophy - Bi ll Baker, defensive linebacker, of" fenslve·tackle, most valuable lineman In !he SVAC. He also made the SV AC Dream Team. Most Valuable Player Trophy - Fred Logan, defensive safety, offensive fianker, 83 carries, 600 yards ~ ntshlng~ for- an 8.2 avo•age~·and · for most valuable Eastern roster back In the SVAC. He also made the SVAC Dream Team. and schedule The banquet marked the end of North GaHla 's best football season ever, with an EASTERN SCH'EOULE Dec . 7- Fed . Hol!k ing 11-2 record. Dec . 11 · • Sym m es Valley . 62 Justice, Brett Tackett, Russ Potts, Bill Lookado, Mark Theiss, Fred Logan, Mike casey, Bill Baker and Marty Hash. - PIRATE mOPHY WINNERS - North Gallla football players who received trophies during the Pirates' annual grid banquet were, left to right, Ron Plants, Rex ..... ·Eastern ~·· Full Zenil/1 oua lrty, SOLID STATE B&W • •' 156, Ja n Alex ander 149. Sunday Mi"ed League Eureka, Ohio MODUlAR. HOME Pat11 62 66 scorrs ·wbat summer's all about." Ind . HiQh Series - Williams · 431, Laura Carpe nter 428, Aim Morris 378. Carpen ter 162. Patti W illiams Standings 42 38 4, 275 ; Tea m 2, Ind . High Gam e _,. La ura Nov . 25, 1976 Vw'elkers 641. ~ 4 ;.77; Team •----;;;,.;,;;;.__ year." 38 Team Hig h Game - Team BOWLING you CHARLESTON, W.Va . (UPI ) - CharlestonCharlles' .,._ _.,.~.......,...,..,...,...,.~,..~...-. General Manager Carl · Steinfeldt may become · president of the International League and move the Class AAA baseball circuit's headquarters to Charleston, a published report said Friday, Steinfeldt was quoted by Charleston Daily Mail Sports Edl\or Bill Smith as~ying he had appljed for the job. "I have applied for the president's jqb, and as of right now , I'd say my chances are darned good," Steinfeldt said. "Unless someone pops out of the woodwork and throws his name into the pot, l_lf!ink I have enough votes to get the job." 38 66 Ashland Tea m 6 Students wnnl lo drop spor1 m crtplce of lhree color( Colossal (hristmps , Children Must Be Accompanied .· Iii Viet In 1955, one of the first civil rights movements began as blacks started a boycott of city buses in Montgomery, Ala. , demanding seating on a an equal basis with white children of Americans killed passengers. DECEMBER · 6·7-8-9-10-11 FREE! Narn. w...,.. "'r WIN or milslng In action In between lunch engagementa with AFL.CIO President George MWJy and Japanese ambassador Fwnihiko Toga and public appearances, Bench aald he would )ike to negotiate alongtertn cmtract with the Radl. "It would make It pculble for me to atay ill basel!all In · Cincinnati," he commented In advance of his 29th birtlxlay coming up Tuesday. After a disappointing ·regular season but a successful World Series, Bench has spent his off· season shunning the banquet circuit and spend· lng his time golf· lng, fishing and bunting In F1orlda and his home state of Oklaooma. · He's also been overseeing UJe opening of a second restaurant 'In the Cincinnati area. . He acknowledges that playing night games In the Wocld series is "financially good and lei's more lane see the games on television" but mooey he objects that "the weather conditions are too cold and could w1nt1 up with interminable delays and postponements at that tlrne of n Fort Recovery 19 Par <way 33 ' By SAM FOGG Uft 10 H ig ft Sc:ho.ol , • Lima Sr ~1 Cel ina 41 UP! S...,...• Write Basketb illl Scores Lockland 64 F lnneylown 49 ...-r United Priu l nternil1ional Logon Elm 10 Millersport 55 WASHINGTON (UP!) Ada 94 Columbus Grove 53 Lora in Cath 6<1 Trinity 33 JohMy Bench baa no deaire Akron East 81 Akron Ken Lora in Sr 73 F indlay Ol more 59 M&r iella 10 cambr idge 63 tobeeorneafreeagentandgo Akron Hower 86 Akron Mer ion Local AS St. Henry 42 " where the money ls or .~ Garfield 39 Mart i ns Ferry 81 St.. Claln· SWI ,_shining." Aki'on Norton H ighland 51 vi lle 62 Ul Akron south d5 Akron Buch tel MitYS~ll t e 67 Sheridal'l 61 . The aU•tar catcher hopes 40 M~:dowbrook 71 Sheni!lndoah . that ·when his C}lrr ent A lli ance 78 Centra l Cath S4 Asht abu la 17 Ashtabula St Men tor 61 Mople Heights )9 •Contra!:( expires after 1181\ John 62 Mli\m i 6~ MM i!i on Pl ains 61 · sea- he'llbeabJe•··•-· Al,tresv ill e 70 -Ti nor a 38 Mi~park 65 Shaker Heights 56 _,, · ~· Batav ia 69 Western Brown 63 MOler Clly <1 Hic ksv ille 37 again ·with the Cincinnati Vli lege n F airview .o~s Mohowk !3 Carey 64 Reds where he'S Spent his Be I .! ir e St. Johns 55 Monroe 61 Cl.n woodw.ud 45 tir 1 Br ldgepo"r f 3-4 Monroe•.d lle 64 Norwelk St. en e rna Cl' eague career. Bellefonta ine 63 Urbana 56 Pau I 51 . "I doo't think I'll·ever have Belle\lue 70 Bucyrus 51 Montpelier 55 Bryon 41 to play OUt my option and Belpre S6 Federel Hocking 53 Mt G ilead 62 Elgin 49 Blu f tton 75 Del phos Jefferson Napoleon 64 Wauseon .tJ beeomeafreeagent.'' Bench, 45 Nelsonville York 93 War r en wbodoeshisownnegotlating, Brunswick 77 Cloverleaf 61 Local 1l Buckeye Va ll ey 61 B i g ·New KM'IIIJ ille 84 Way n e!· said during I ViSi~ to W~l nu t 58 Hela 63 Washington this week. "The Caldwell 78 Skyvue 62 N ~t London 72 West Rese r ve Cincinnati organization has Canton M cKi n ley 77 Youngs E 59 Nort h west 13 Portsmouth E alwayS been fair in dealing Cen ton s •52 Yo ungstown S 39 Car d ing ton 82 cent erbu rg 57 Or6r5\l l lle 80 Fairless 47 with me and we should be Car roll 62 Ca n ~ ! Wii'IC.hestcr Peebl es 66 Eastern Macon 64 able to· work things Out 59 (otl ,Phii Q ss New Lexington 53 without trouble," Ch illicot he 51 Mt. Vernon 42 Pl easan l 79 Rive r Valley 61 Cl n L a Sa ll e 6.9 Cin M e · Plymouth 55 Cr es tview 54 In fiJI interview, Bench said Ni choi_es M Pnl'tsm ou1t1 w 68 Cla y 59 " the jury is still out" oo the Cln Pur ce l l 62 Cln Withro w 59 River 62 Un ion Loc al 52. 1 . Cin Taf.t 83 Cln Moel!er .70 R ivervlew 76 CrOoksv ill e 53 · unpact Of the new free agent Cin Xavier 62 Pr inceton 61 s weos<c.r 18 Western 10 system lor bilsebaU but Cir clevi ll e 59 Gr een f ieid 58 sa ndusky 53 Mi!lrion Harding added Utat the dlspositim of Cle East Tech 78. Cle Joh n 43 Hay 41 5;anev 99 Lima Shawnee 17 the first big crop of stars WOO Cle Glenville 72 Cle East 65 Sylvll fl.l a 59 Fostor i a 52 Clinton Massie 71 Spr lngb·oro Springt ;eld S 19 M;ddlelown pIayed OUt their Opt1(11 '"" """ 71 " . • year "shows the players are Col Central 84 Co l E ast 63 Sl Ber nard 64 Har r ison 59 going to go where the Col DeSales 75 Col We tter son Stras burg 50 Lekeland 47 . the I shinin , 55 . Str u thers 57 Yo ungs Ursuli ne IS or sun s g. I Col Eastm oor 62 Col Nort h 5< ''The New York Yankees, land 57 T;tf ;n 61 Upper Sandusky 56 the California .&nnelsandSan Col Linden 58 Col Ma ri on - Tl pp City 60 Ve ll ey View 57 ~oe F r an k lin 55 Tr i .Val lev 82 M organ 67 Diego all did well/' the Col Miff li n 62 Cot In Tr oy 69 Wa pok.an eta 6'8 National League star . dependence. 45 Va ll ey 70 Ea stern 68 Col North 68 Wester 'llil le 66 Vi nt on County 53 Ale xand er observed •. . Uit's also Col North 52 Col Walnut 51 • interesting that not one Ridg e 55 (OI / w~r;lr~ 5~ ard i ng 69 Newton player signed ~ith his old CO l' SoU th 58 Col West 51 Col St Cha r les 65 Col Read y -47 we r ren Kennedy 61 Labra e club." Col Wehr le 60 Col H ar tley 58 Col Wh etstone 7A Co l Mohawk w~~ren Rese r ve 101 Lor ain .Benchissk~pticalofclaims so uth vie w 63 th~t the free agent market Coldwa ter 82 Arcanum 72 Washington CH 88 Wash CH will prove financiallyrulnous Colera in 65 Norwood 50 Alum n i BO Colu m bia 67 U pp er Sendus ky Wa ter ford 6B Fort Frye 64 to the owners, commenting : 56 Whltehft !l 57 Worthington 52 ~'They seem to be able to Co r y Ra wso n 7Q Libe rt y Wi llard 44 Norw alk 38 'th the Ben ton 4) Wi l ming ton 57 H iltSbOI" O 53 COJneUpWl ffiOOey,SOI Oav Belmont 57 T win· Va lley Xen ia 49 Vende li a Butler 35 guess it must be available. N 53 Zanesv i lle 71 Dover 39 They're the 1 ooes who will Day Oak wood 58 Nor thridge 53 control the market price." Oi ~ i e 71 Bell broo k 56 The !~year veteran and East L iverpool 64 Whee l ing twice the National League's \..- inse y 63 East P a les li11 e 77 Ca n~ietd 72 Most Valuable Player was In Edgerton 68 Fairv iew 58 thenatioo'scapital to assume Elder 66 Wa lnu t Hil ls 48 E; l yr ie 88 Lorain Adm iral the presidency of No Greater K ing 66 Love, non-profit F.ai rfleld Un ion 78 Bern e qrganlzatlon helping the Union 63 I HonorPirate players to become free agent Steinfeldt may • Giant 25" dl1gon•t ConsOle. .. Bench has no desire Friday's high when the clubs have had first to renew discussion on hand chances to evaluate expansion - an item which, their talent. At last year's led by Bob Howsam of the in Reds, was rejected during a winter meetings Hollywood, Fla., 64 players hastily<alled league meeUng changed teams in 23 different last spring . With the trades. · American League now expanded to H teams ~nd Besides the trading activity, other Items which toying with the idea of re quire the clubowners' breaking into three divisions, the Nationals may be forced atleJ~Uon include a proposed ea rller start to post-season to follow suit. Baseball play, the still-unresolved Coliunissioner Bowie Kuhn designated hitter rule and has been urging the NL w possible Natlonal l.ea'gue <l· include Washington, D.C. in any expansion plans. pansion. The meetings will officially The frigid aut~ evenings convene at 10 a.m. (PST) caused much debate as w Monday with the major whe ther baseball was wise tD schedule World series and league draft of minor league playoff games at night so late players left off the p;u-ent in the yea r in orden, w club's 41knan rosters. accomodate TV. Many of the owners are known to favor a shortening of the present 162game schedule or an elimlna- Triple Crown .tioo of travel and practice timebetween the end of the season and th.e opening of the sel Jan. 14-15 playoffs so as to insure more favorable weather conditions . PALM SPRI NGS, Calif. for baseball's showcase (UP! ) - Judy Rankin , Donna games. Young and JoAnne Carner, As for the designated hitter the first $100,000 winners ·on rule, which was used in the the LPGA tour in history, will World series for the first time head a field of lOin the $Sti,OOO this season, there have been ·Colgate Tr-iple Crown tournareports that the National ment Jan. 14-15. League has softened its stand The other Triple Crown against the rule and may, in qualifiers-by virtue of the fact, even vote w adopt it. money standings- were Jane The NL owners will most Blalock, Sandra Palroer, Pat surely d~bate the issue in Bradley, Ainy Alcott, Jan separate conferences. S t e phenson, Kathy Besides the des ignated Whitworth, and Chako hitter, the NL is also expected Higuchi. ~The S!:fndayTlrnes-Sentinei,Sundsy, Dec. 5,1976 Dec . 14 - Nort h Ga l lla Dec . 11 - Waha m a Jan . ~ - Waha m a Jan . a- wat er f ord Jan. 11 - K yge r Creek Jan . 14- H ann an Trac e Jan . 18- Sou thwe s tern Jen . 21- Sou ther n Jan . 25- Fed . Ho cking Jan . 28-· N orth Gal li a Feb. A- K yger Cree k Feb . 5- Sy m m es Val ley Feb . 8- Hann an Tra ce Feb. 11- Southwestern Feb. 15- Waterfor d Feb . 18- Sout hern I; ASTERN ROSTER Varsitv •Pos. depressed with their club's perfonnance. AI times the beys seem to have put it all together, but !hen there are times that they make a lol of mistakes all at once. But Wolfe and assistant coach Larry Heines say they know their boys will get the mlsiakes Ironed o ~t. W.olfe said the Eagles have a tradition to carry on and his club Is working with this philosophy In mind : "It's not how hard you try, but how long you try that counts." The Eagles get their cage season underway next Tuesday when they travel to Federal Hocking. They open their SVAC campaign December II by travelling to Symmes Valley. WOLVERINE' ~ 6" WELT WORK BOOT • Pebbte telluted cowh ide leather • Welt consttucllon • Cushion insole ond steel shank arch support • Oi '~esistanl neoprene sole and heel CARL'S OOE STORE Gallipolis, Ohio GOOD au A A H H A H H A H A H A A H H A A H Ht . Yr . Mark Hawk , c 6· 1 4 Bruce R fff le, g 5,9 4 Mik eS mith,g 5· 10' 4 Kev Jn Barlon , g 5·9 4 Steve Truss el, g 5.7 4 Da v id Carnahan ,g 5· 11 4 Gary Nelson , f 6· 1 3 Ji m Dav is, f 6·3 3 Da ve Br own, f 6·0 3 Da v id Carpenter . o · 5·1 3 Steve L ittle, g 5·8 2 Je ff Goebel . g 5·5 2 Reserves ~ Rus ty W ig el , Dan Spenc er , Brian Bisse ll , Den Eynon , Joe Boyles . Br i an Ma.lt h ews . M i ke Hayman and Brian Wh i te. Cheerleaders - Barton, Steye Trussell and David Carnahan are back from last yea r's squad. Barton and Smith saw some varsity action last season, so they'll be ready to take lo the hardwood again. Jim Davis, a 6'3" junior forward and the tallest Eagle, can help his team und er th e boa rds If he matu res early. Other members of the squad are j unlors Dave Brown and David Ca rpenter , and sophomores Steve Little and Jeff Goebel. Managers are Clinton Bailey and Eddie Werry. Wolfe said that in preseason scrimmages and the Previ ew, the Eagle coaches were not imp,essed . or l The Best Selection of Radios, Antennas . ~~~~-~~-~~~~~'-~~~- ~~~~~~-.. and Monitors In Stock ·.• JOHNSON ViKING 352 SPECIAL Band to be given away FREE ' Dec. 23. No purchase {necessary. Come in & register. [S359 .00 Value. The Cobra 21 , ,: L.~~~~w~~~~-~· ••w•w~w~w•,;•w••" w· !>"'M._. . . -- -~~-- .. --~-,. .... ,.. 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Point 0 1 51 59 M ei gf; 0 ~ 111 138 Well ston 0 1 69 153 Athens 0 3 157 197 GALLIPOLIS - Gallla Academy High School outscored visiting Meigs 78-61 hefore a full house in the Blue Devil gym Friday night; It w.as . the Southeastern P't Pl ~ a s 0 o o o Non- SEOAL re~ulh : Ohio League opener for holh Ru ss ell 68 Port smouth 67 teams. Coach Jim Osborne's Oak Hi ll 59 Sou th Poi nl 52 Wh ee lersburg 59 M info rd 51 lads are · 1-0 on the year. Coach · Ron Logan 's SEOAL VARS ITY Team W L P OP !<larauders dropped to 0-2 Ironton I 0 7'l 30 overall. · Logan 1 0 711 57 II was a game marred with Gallipolis .1 0 78 61 Jackson 1 0 63 61 personal fouls and turnovers. Athens 0 1 61 63 Officials blew the whistle 49 Me igs· 0 I 61 78 Waver l y 0 1 57 78 limes , 26 against the Wellston 0 1 30 72 Marauders and 23 on GAHS TOTALS 4 4 SOl ~01 Fr iday ' s results : cagers. Meigs' Alan Dodson Ironton 72 We l lston 30 was \tie only p!ay~t to foul Log an 78 Waverly 57 out. · Ga ll ipolis 711 M eigs 61 Jackso n 63 A th e(1s 61 The Blue Devils committed ·Tu es da y's game : 2~ turnovers, nine In the first Sou th Point cit 'Coal Grove Friday 's gam es: stanza. Meigs had 17 turnAshland at Portsmouth overs, ·. none In the third New Boston at Whee le rsburg Iron ton a t Me igs SI&DZB when the visitors Jackson at Well ston outscvred GAHS, 16-13. Gallipol is at Lo g~n Each team placed three Waver l y al Athens Saturday 's gam e : men in double figures in Gallipol is at South Point scoring. Gallia 's Gary Swain SEOAL RESERVES led all scorers with 19 points. Team W L P OP Keith McGuire added 16 and Ir onton 1 0 61 19 Brent Johnson 13 for GAHS. · Ga ll,i potis 1 0 33 20 A Ihen s 1 0 56 5 1 Dale Browning 'pa ced Wave r ly 1 0 43 39 Logan 0 1 39 43 Meigs with 15 points. Ken Jac kson o 1 ~ ~ ~6 Young added 14 and Alan Me igs o 1 10 33 WellSton 0 ·1 ~ 1~ 61 Dodson 13. BY GREG BAILEY RACINE - The Southern Tornados put on an explosive show the first half and played tight defense here 'Friday night to go on to their second victory in as many games as they downed a stubborn Trimble club, 75-70. It was the first loss for the Tomcats oLCoach Forrest Ervin after two wins. Both teams starttid off cold and the (irst points weren't twelve points in the second scored until Southern's junior half to give the visitors a Shot . forward Richard Teaford put at them. Southem was led by In the first of his 14 points at Tim Brinager's 18 points the 6:50 mark to give the while Dave Findley .and Scott hosts the lead. The visitors Souder each had six. Mclied it ten seconds later. and Clelland had fifteen for the then pivot man Chip Brauer losers. and Rick Findley sank Southern's Reserves hit 18 consecutive buckets to pull of 41 shots for 43 peroent and the Tornados out to a 6-21ead. got 3 of 6 foul shots. Buckets by Trimble's Phli Southern 's next game is Faires and Mark Hunter Friday at North Gallia who knotted the score. That was will he looking to pin the first the last time, and the hosts loss on the Tornados. Southern (7S) BroWn , 1 0reeled of.l 12 points in the next 2: Teafo rd, 7 -0 - ld · four minutes compared to ' WinE.>brenner , 3-0-6 ; Brauer ~ Trimble's four to take a 18-10 7 -2 16 ; Johnston , 1- 1-3 · ~RESSURE BY WINEBRENNER - Southern 's Kelly Winebrenner (42) pqts pressure EASY LAYUP - Southern's Eric Dunning (14) scores on an easy layup against visiting Dunnin9 . 8 2 18 ; Findley , 4 o' on Tr1!11ble's Greg Holbert (35) during Friday's non-league pattie at Racine. Southern won, lea d at the first quarter Trimble in a nonJeague contest at Racine Friday. Other players above are Ca rl Johnston 8 ; Say re , 4-0 a. Total~ 36-S-H. 75-70. JGary Sisk photos). · buzZer. Trimbl e f7 9J '"- M Hunter (10), John Sayre (20) and Chip Brauer (44). Once again the depth of )he 5 111 ; M . L-ewis<;" ad 20.- p: , 51 11. K M eade , 3 2 Tornados proved to be one of 8Faires ; G . Holbcrl, a d -20 . Tot al s their strong assets as sub- 29 - 12 -70 . Medical insurance under For the special Medicare Studies show that only 8 per stitutl'S Eric Dunning and Medicare pays for 80 per cent cent of disabled Social · rules. concerning psychiatric Score bY qu art er s : John Sayre came on in the Sou ther n 18 23 20 14 ~ 75 hospital care contact any of t~e reasonable charges for Security beneficiaries refuse 10 11 24 19 ~ 70 second period to try to put the Trimb le social Security office. a doctor's service. Part B of Medicare. IRONTON - Coach Buddy period lead as the Rockets A combination of frigid Tomcats away. Dunning Bell's Ironton Tigers opened were 0 for 14 from the fi eld shooting by Wellston plus played less than three defense of their SEOAL and by ha.lftime Ironton held Ironton's defense resulted in quarters as a substitute and championship Friday night a 33-19 lead. an unbeli evable 16 percent tossed in a whopping eighteen with a crushing 72-30 victory After three periods the shooti ng average for the points, most of them on long over the visiting ·Wellston Tigers had fashioned a 52-22 Rockets as they hit just nine jumpers and steals turned Golden Rockets. bulge and Coach Bell hegan of 56 field goal attempts and into baskets. He also acThe tall and talented Tigers inserting his subs to finish out committed 29 tumovers. counted for six assists of .his "'• , roared off to a 15-1 fi rst the lopsided contest. team's eighteen. He got 10 of The big Tigers canned 30 of :.~---.:-.. 98 from the noor for a 30 pet . . those points in that second average, converted 12 of 23 at period, and Sayre came off the bench to can six. Findley the charity line .. Led by Robin Fitzpatrick's and Teaford also had six in 18 rebounds and 13 more by that first half tq enable the Dean Royal the Tigers pulled winners to go into the locker down 63 Whil e Wellston had room lead ing 41-27. only 37. But in the second half Fitzpatrick led aU scorers Trimble cut down on their with 17 with Roya l getting 12, turnovers and started finding the range while the Tornados and David Sesher adding 11 seemed to relax too soon. for the winners. Darin Swingle was the only Behind the shoot in g and rebounding of Mike Lewis Rocket to break double & Oecke~;, and Greg Holbert , the fi gures. with 10 points. . Tomca ts trimmed the lead to Ironton is now 1-0 on the . . For the man or woman who seaso n while Wellston is seven midway in the third loves to work with power tools, winless in' two outings. quarter at 49-42. Both boys added twenty points on the The box score: we have a complete selection ' WELLSTON (JO) J. night, but it wasn't enough. of popular brand-name tools Roy s t e r 1 2 ~ : Martin 1 t 5 : Dunning again got hot and R Ro y s ter 01 I ; Gilliland 1 One-third hp. Includes Carrying at low prices. tossed in his other eight 3 5 , Hud son 2 1 5; Swi ng le 3 Case .J 10 TOTAL S 9-12 - JO . points in that third stanza and IRO NTON 02) ~ Bro wn 5 enabled the hosts to pull out 0 10 ; Scsner s t 1 1, Fi t z 99 patr ick 8 1 17 : F air c hild 7 o to a ten:point lead at the Visit Our Salad Bar 4:_ RoyalS 2 17 ; Howard 3 2 8 ; buzzer, 61-51. K1tt_s 1 '2 4; Lo w e 1 o 2 ; Spaghetti William s 0-ll ; Field s 0 3 3. But the Trimble club never Garlic Bread TOTALS J0 - 1 ~ - n . said die , and before Southern Score by qurnf ers : Coffee. Tea or Milk Well s ton 1 18 3 B JO knew it, the vistitors had 1 Ir onton 15 18 19 20- 72 sneaked within five. points 89R e~e r ve score: Ir onto n 61, 64 at the three minute mark We ll st on 19. of the last quarter. But the Best value Zips thtu 'Ia'' Variable Speed Southern dub, living up to its Pomeroy , 0. 2% hardwood. high rating, got the points and REVERSIBLE DRILL Double insulated Both parts of Medicare big plays when they counted Pho11e 992 -6304 motor ; accurate Versatile! Set speed for wood, have pr ov1s1ons for a to keep ahead. Teaford and depth and beve I metal , masonry , glass; drives dedu ctible amount the Chip Brauer started hitting adjustments; patient must pa y. and removes screws. Double- . and the Tomcats never got telescoping blade reducllon gears. 0123-4150. 29 .99 guard. 0118-4500. closer. '14' Single Speed Drill. 0124Every Southern player in 99 4100 . $12.99 the game contributed at some time or another with the big play when it was needed. Besides those already 1 ·mentioned , K e II y Winebrenner. filled in well for 99 the injured Dave Roush; Joe Brown came off the hench and played his usual scrappy Turns tedious tasks defense; Wayne Satierfield like cutting plywood took Brauer's place when a in to just a few rest was needed and he was in minutes work. First alert is first choice of professiona l alarm Power ful 1.5 hp foul trouble; and guard Carl installers. wraparound Johnston played some fine shoe tills for defense. First alert detectors operate on the ionization I culs. Sawdust y Brauer was right hehlnd principle to give early warning and more time to . Dunning as he tossed in escape. k.i•l'ill•lMo\liO>IiioJ sixteen pQints, but perhaps •Can detect fire in first stage when smoke is still more<importantly hauled in a invisib_le. big 22 rebounds and had four steals. Teaford followed with • More vents for quicker smoke detection. his fourteen markers. Southern as a team hit a • First cqmpany to have ·its battery-operated lukewann 35 of 79 shots from detectors listed by . underwriters' laboratories. the field for 44 percent and •Loud alarm awakens deep sleepers . sank just five fouls of seven • • attempts. The team collected • So small it blends into decor. a big 41 rebounds, and their fast pace caused them to • Easy to install, clean and service. commit j!JSt fifteen turnovers. • Espec.ially ddigned, home-proven battery lilsts Trimble was led by Lewis over one year. Repeating beeps warn if battery MORE THAN AMILLION FAMILIES and Holbert with twenty needs replacing . TRUST IT WITH THEIR LIVES! poinis each while Hunter had • Unique test swifch checks a II detector functions. i3 of his team's 37 rebOunds. .I.C . WITH 9' CORD $3495 The Tomcats made 29 of 67 BATTERY OPERATED ALSO . from the field for 43 percent Ninety day interest penalty it AVAILABLE. SLlGHTL Y and got 12 of 16 from the before maturity HIGHER PRICES. charity stripe. The reserve contest was. a squeaker as the hosts held off a Tomkitten charge to win 39MlMIEII 36. Southern scored lust PASSING GAME - Gallia's Brent Johnson (right) is watched ~losely by Meigs defenBive ace Steve Randolph (15) as Blue Devils used their passing game effectively against the Marauders' zone defense Friday. Johnson led GAHS in assists with six in the . league opener for both schools. (Keith Wilson photos ). . . Blue Imps .-top Meigs . .=Black • .m opener BLACK & DECKER 2 SPEED JIG SAW KIT '29.99 THE MEIGS INN BE GOOD TO YOURSELF! LET YOUR DOllARS WORK FOR YOU ROCKWELL 714" CIRCULAR RANDOLPH POPS ONE - Meigs' Steve Randolph ( 15 l pops in a short jumper from the top of the foul circle in Friday's SEOAL opener at Gallipolis. GAHS defenders are Brent Johnson and Terry Wall (15 ).In background are Marauders Dale Browning (23) and Allen Stewart (31). · SAW East is winner, 24 to 8 ; CINCINNATI (UP! ) - penter dashed 33 yards for a Miami of Rob Car- touchdown and Youngstown &DECKER 7/4" CIRCULAR AT THE HIGHEST RATE FOR SAW $34 s A I N G s First AlertTM FSLIC VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. The annual Medicare medical Insurance deductible can he met by any com· binatlon of covered services. 992-2709 MIDDLEPORT,. 0. 923 SOUTH 3RD AVE. OPEN 7:00 TO 5:00 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 7:00 TO 4:00 SATURDAY GAHS-Meigs box. DODSON DRIVES - Meigs•Alan Dodson (25) drives for layup against Gallipolis in Friday's SEOAL cage opener. Dodson tallied 13 points. B'lue Devil defender is Keith jllcGuire. On right is Marauders' Allen. Stewart , (31). I )J ! I State teammates Cliff Stoudt and Russ Musiel combined on a 21·yard scoring pass to pace the East to a 24-ll romp over the West in Saturday's fifth annual "All-Ohio Shrine Bowl.'' Carpenter. who rushed for 101 yards, was voted the game's most valuable player . and Stoudt, who guided the East offense, was selected the top offensive hack of the day. The classy East squad also got three-yard touchdown runs from Youngstown State's John Kinch. and from John Carroll's Mike Soeder. The West could manage only a fourth • quarter one· yard TD crack by Muskingum's Dave Caldwell and a two-point conversion run by Steve Quehl of Bowling Green. 'J'he East , upping its domination of the series to four games to one, mlsse<l all four of its extra point attempts. Two kicks by Mark Seker of Wooster College hit the right upright and bounced away and two passes by Stoudt failed. The game, which featured 58 of Ohio's hest college senior footb:all players, was played for charity, with proceeds going to the Cincinnati Burns Institute, a hospital specializin g in treatment of children with se'Aere bums. · II was the first time the game was played in Cincinnati. The flrsi four contests were played in Columbus, but officials were disappointed with attendance there. Attendance at 60,000-seat Riverfront Stadium was announced at 12,616, although the crows apJMtared smaller. GALLIPOLIS - Cdach Norm Persin 's Gal)ipolis Blue Imps rallied from an 8-2 first period deficit to defeat Coach Bruce Wilson 's Meigs reserves 33-20 in Friday's preliminary game her e. The Blue Imps led g.Jo during the halftime intennission, and 27-13 after three periods of play . Matt Sterrett paced 'the winners With , nine points. J1mmy Harris added eight. Greg Becker paced the Little Marauders with eight points. GAHS hit 13 of 30 field goal attempts for 43.3 per cent. The Imps were seven of !!'at the foul line for 63.6 per cent. Gallia picked off 24 rebounds, five each by Jeff Lanham and Mark Smith. The winners had 15 turnovers. Meigs hit seven of 20 from the field for 35 per cent. The losers were six of 15 at the charity line for 40 per cent. Meigs had 10 rebounds, three by Tim Coats. The Little Marauders had 11 turnove~s . Box score: MEIG S RE SERVES (2 0) St anley , 0 0 0 ; Elk ins , 1 0 2 : Bla).e . 0 - 11 ; Coat s. 3 0 6 ; Becker . 3·2. 8; Hawley , 0 2 2: Trip lett , 0 0 0 ; Andr ews , 0 0 ·0: Kennedy . 01 1 ; Yeager , 0 A HOME VIDEO RECORDER "'TSASONr' •• And that's not all the Betamax System can do .. . Tape what you tee ... the Balamax System can tape the show you're watching. So you can enjoy It a[jilin and again. And what you don't ... II your two favorite • shows are on at the same time, let lhe Beta max Sys tem tape one show while you're watching the other. Play It back anytime. Build your own video tape library. Every vldeocassetlo Is aboul1he alre ot a paperback book-a nd will last through many re-recordlngs. You'll also be able to rent pre-recorded videocassettes !rom Time/Life VId eo. Tellicourses from Iennie to guitar to a speedread.lng course condueled by Dick Cavett. • Score by quarters : M el~ s Marauders GA · S Blue Devils ' ' 13 16 16 16 17 23 13 25 - 243 Third Ave . Ga IIi polis, Ohio Ph. 446-7886 61 78 Open Til 8 p.m. Until Christmas Melton sent to HAVE A CASE ON A GUY Cleveland squad ANAHEIM (UP!) - Bill Melton used primarily as a . designated hiller by the California Angels last season, has been sent to the Cleveland Indians. He was dealt to the Indians Friday for an · undisclosed amount of cash and a player to lie named later. Melton, 31, hit .208 in 118 games for the Ange ls last season with six home runs and 42 RBis. WHO HAS A CASE ON KNIVES? .? . THEN BUY HIM ONE- Wooden is hospitalized LOS ANGELES (UP!) Former UCLA basketba ll Coach John Wooden, who was hospitalized in December of 1972 with a circulatory aliment, is in the hospital again but his physician says it's just for an evaluation. "He is not in need of an operation at this time,". Dr. Jerome Kay said. "He was admitted just for evaluation and is doing fine ." 0-0 . TOTALS 7 -6 -20 . BLUE IMPS 031 - Harris . 4 0 8 ; Smtih , 2 1 5: L anham , 0-2 2: Cla rk e . 2 (] 4; Sler r e t J, 4 - l -9 ; Wick l in e. 0 0-0 ; McGhee , 0 3 3; T homas, 0-0 point advantage, 67-00, on a tap-in by Jeff llrown with 3:05 remaining· in the game. Biggest lllue Devil lead was 19 pulnt•. 73-51 on a pulr . ol free throws by Brent Johnson·with 1:52 lefl and 7$- • 58 ut the l:Z3 mark on a goal by David Warren. Gallipolis will travel to Logan Friday . Meigs wlll host defendin g champion Ironton on Dec. 10. .BETA MAX ' f ··• the perfect practical gift ROCKWEU INTERNATIONAL 53-45 going Into the final stanza. GAHS held a 15·pulnt ad· vantage, 44-29, with 7:20 left .In the third period after n p<lir of free tosses by Dressel, but the -aaggresslve Murauders stormed ba ck behln,d Browning and Dodson t o reduce that deficit to five, 4641, with 1:53 left In that stanza. GJ!Uia pulled away to a 17- MEI GS MARAUD ERS 161) SEOAL FROSH FG-A FT.A PF RB TO TP PLAYER- Pos. TEAM WL POP i ;Dale Browning, t 4-12 79 3 2 15 Gallipolis 1 o 48 27 Br ian Hamilton, f 1·2 0·1 2 3 0' 2 Logan 0 0 0 0 ·Alan Dodson, I I 4 5 5 2 l3 6·• Athens 0 o o o Ron Coals. ! 0-0 0-0 2 0 1 0 J ackson 0 0 0 o 4 Allen Stewart. c 0 0 1 -2 3 3 I Wellston 0 6 0 0 Dan GrandaI, c 0·0 0-0 0 0 0 0 Waverly 0 0 0 0 Steve Rando lph , g. 2-9 1-3 0 7 5 Meigs 0 1 '27 48 Chuck Foil rod, g 1 0 0 0·0 0·0 0' TOTALS 1 1 75 75 Tirn Scites, g 1-3 0-0 1 7 2 Thursday's results : I 2 1 7 3-3 1·3 Greg .Witte. Gal l ipoli s 48 Meigs 27 Dick Owen, 2 0-0 I 0 1· I 0 Athen s-Ja ck son ( ppnd Ken Young, f 6·12 2-2 1 7 ? 14 Wave rly -Logan, ppnd · 23 -51 15-24 26 19 17 61 TOTALS Well ston - Open GAHS BLUE DEVILS t78l DeC . 9 games: PLAYERPos. FG-A FT-A PF RB TO TP Loga n at Gallipolis 4 Mike Dressel. f 3-5 J.6 J ) 9 Athens a t Waverly o.o o.o 0 0 Brad Abe ls, f 0 0 Wellston at Jack son David Warren , c 1·2 J.4 2 1 0 J Jefl Brown , f 3·4 0·2 3 4 0 6 Keith McGuire . c 5-8 6·8 2 1J 3 16 Kent Shawve r , c 0·1 o.o 1 I 0 0 Brent Johnson , g 8 6 13 2-6 9·12 o. 1 o.o 0 0 0 0 Mike Skaggs. g Gary Swa in, l 7-12 5·6 2, 1 6 19 1 2-4 0-0 J J Kev Jackson , g Terry Wall. g 4-8 8 0·0 2 1 27-51 24-38. 23 J6 23 78 TOTALS •• •24 The Blue Devils connected on '61 or 51 field goal attempts for 52.9 percent. GAHS sa nk 24. of 38 pharity tosses (13 of 19 iri the last stanza) for 63:1 por cent. 'l'he Blue Devils picked off 36 rebounds, 13 by McGuire and eight by Johnson. Meigs hit 23 of 51 field goal attempts for 45.1 percent. The Marauders were 15 or 24 at the foul line (six or seven In the final canto) for 62.5 percent. Meigs had 19 rebounds, five by Dodson. Meigs led only once In the contest, 3~B, on Dale Browning's three-point play at the 7:53 mark In the first stanza. l • Bre1it John son's layup (7:43) and a long jumper by Gary Swain gave GAHS a 4-3 lead with 7:19 left. Browning's goal (7 :08) made it 5-4. Mike Dressel, filling In for the injured Herb Epling, popped in a two-pointer from the side at the 6:36 mark to put GAHS ahead to stay . The Gallians led 17-13 after one period and 40-29 during the halftim e intermi ssion. The Slue Devils were on top 322 Frid ay ' s results AthEms 56 Jackson 5 1 l ronlon 6 1 Well ston l9 Wav e r ly 43 Logan 39 Gallipolis 33 M eigs 20 ...... TilE INN PLACE Moncmy Night .Specilll 4 4 322 TOTALS Ironton cagers win, 72-30 • 0 • :. Gallipolis tops Meigs 78-61 in loop ·opener 0 0! Dail ey , 1 0 2. TOTALS· 137-J3 . (ASE XX A KNIFE THAT IS! 2 BLADE POCKET KNIFE.. .....................................'6.50 4 BLADE POCKET KNIFE.. ............................ ;..... '10.50 41J.'' 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Southern topples ,T rimble SEO standings ALL GAMES Team W L P OP Logan J 0 150 191 Whls'brq 7 0 15 1 94 Ironton 1 0 72 JO Gal li pol is 1 o 78 61 Jac kson 2 1 lBO 197 Wav erl y 1 1 109 17J Porl sm outh o 1 67 68 5. Point 0 1 51 59 M ei gf; 0 ~ 111 138 Well ston 0 1 69 153 Athens 0 3 157 197 GALLIPOLIS - Gallla Academy High School outscored visiting Meigs 78-61 hefore a full house in the Blue Devil gym Friday night; It w.as . the Southeastern P't Pl ~ a s 0 o o o Non- SEOAL re~ulh : Ohio League opener for holh Ru ss ell 68 Port smouth 67 teams. Coach Jim Osborne's Oak Hi ll 59 Sou th Poi nl 52 Wh ee lersburg 59 M info rd 51 lads are · 1-0 on the year. Coach · Ron Logan 's SEOAL VARS ITY Team W L P OP !<larauders dropped to 0-2 Ironton I 0 7'l 30 overall. · Logan 1 0 711 57 II was a game marred with Gallipolis .1 0 78 61 Jackson 1 0 63 61 personal fouls and turnovers. Athens 0 1 61 63 Officials blew the whistle 49 Me igs· 0 I 61 78 Waver l y 0 1 57 78 limes , 26 against the Wellston 0 1 30 72 Marauders and 23 on GAHS TOTALS 4 4 SOl ~01 Fr iday ' s results : cagers. Meigs' Alan Dodson Ironton 72 We l lston 30 was \tie only p!ay~t to foul Log an 78 Waverly 57 out. · Ga ll ipolis 711 M eigs 61 Jackso n 63 A th e(1s 61 The Blue Devils committed ·Tu es da y's game : 2~ turnovers, nine In the first Sou th Point cit 'Coal Grove Friday 's gam es: stanza. Meigs had 17 turnAshland at Portsmouth overs, ·. none In the third New Boston at Whee le rsburg Iron ton a t Me igs SI&DZB when the visitors Jackson at Well ston outscvred GAHS, 16-13. Gallipol is at Lo g~n Each team placed three Waver l y al Athens Saturday 's gam e : men in double figures in Gallipol is at South Point scoring. Gallia 's Gary Swain SEOAL RESERVES led all scorers with 19 points. Team W L P OP Keith McGuire added 16 and Ir onton 1 0 61 19 Brent Johnson 13 for GAHS. · Ga ll,i potis 1 0 33 20 A Ihen s 1 0 56 5 1 Dale Browning 'pa ced Wave r ly 1 0 43 39 Logan 0 1 39 43 Meigs with 15 points. Ken Jac kson o 1 ~ ~ ~6 Young added 14 and Alan Me igs o 1 10 33 WellSton 0 ·1 ~ 1~ 61 Dodson 13. BY GREG BAILEY RACINE - The Southern Tornados put on an explosive show the first half and played tight defense here 'Friday night to go on to their second victory in as many games as they downed a stubborn Trimble club, 75-70. It was the first loss for the Tomcats oLCoach Forrest Ervin after two wins. Both teams starttid off cold and the (irst points weren't twelve points in the second scored until Southern's junior half to give the visitors a Shot . forward Richard Teaford put at them. Southem was led by In the first of his 14 points at Tim Brinager's 18 points the 6:50 mark to give the while Dave Findley .and Scott hosts the lead. The visitors Souder each had six. Mclied it ten seconds later. and Clelland had fifteen for the then pivot man Chip Brauer losers. and Rick Findley sank Southern's Reserves hit 18 consecutive buckets to pull of 41 shots for 43 peroent and the Tornados out to a 6-21ead. got 3 of 6 foul shots. Buckets by Trimble's Phli Southern 's next game is Faires and Mark Hunter Friday at North Gallia who knotted the score. That was will he looking to pin the first the last time, and the hosts loss on the Tornados. Southern (7S) BroWn , 1 0reeled of.l 12 points in the next 2: Teafo rd, 7 -0 - ld · four minutes compared to ' WinE.>brenner , 3-0-6 ; Brauer ~ Trimble's four to take a 18-10 7 -2 16 ; Johnston , 1- 1-3 · ~RESSURE BY WINEBRENNER - Southern 's Kelly Winebrenner (42) pqts pressure EASY LAYUP - Southern's Eric Dunning (14) scores on an easy layup against visiting Dunnin9 . 8 2 18 ; Findley , 4 o' on Tr1!11ble's Greg Holbert (35) during Friday's non-league pattie at Racine. Southern won, lea d at the first quarter Trimble in a nonJeague contest at Racine Friday. Other players above are Ca rl Johnston 8 ; Say re , 4-0 a. Total~ 36-S-H. 75-70. JGary Sisk photos). · buzZer. Trimbl e f7 9J '"- M Hunter (10), John Sayre (20) and Chip Brauer (44). Once again the depth of )he 5 111 ; M . L-ewis<;" ad 20.- p: , 51 11. K M eade , 3 2 Tornados proved to be one of 8Faires ; G . Holbcrl, a d -20 . Tot al s their strong assets as sub- 29 - 12 -70 . Medical insurance under For the special Medicare Studies show that only 8 per stitutl'S Eric Dunning and Medicare pays for 80 per cent cent of disabled Social · rules. concerning psychiatric Score bY qu art er s : John Sayre came on in the Sou ther n 18 23 20 14 ~ 75 hospital care contact any of t~e reasonable charges for Security beneficiaries refuse 10 11 24 19 ~ 70 second period to try to put the Trimb le social Security office. a doctor's service. Part B of Medicare. IRONTON - Coach Buddy period lead as the Rockets A combination of frigid Tomcats away. Dunning Bell's Ironton Tigers opened were 0 for 14 from the fi eld shooting by Wellston plus played less than three defense of their SEOAL and by ha.lftime Ironton held Ironton's defense resulted in quarters as a substitute and championship Friday night a 33-19 lead. an unbeli evable 16 percent tossed in a whopping eighteen with a crushing 72-30 victory After three periods the shooti ng average for the points, most of them on long over the visiting ·Wellston Tigers had fashioned a 52-22 Rockets as they hit just nine jumpers and steals turned Golden Rockets. bulge and Coach Bell hegan of 56 field goal attempts and into baskets. He also acThe tall and talented Tigers inserting his subs to finish out committed 29 tumovers. counted for six assists of .his "'• , roared off to a 15-1 fi rst the lopsided contest. team's eighteen. He got 10 of The big Tigers canned 30 of :.~---.:-.. 98 from the noor for a 30 pet . . those points in that second average, converted 12 of 23 at period, and Sayre came off the bench to can six. Findley the charity line .. Led by Robin Fitzpatrick's and Teaford also had six in 18 rebounds and 13 more by that first half tq enable the Dean Royal the Tigers pulled winners to go into the locker down 63 Whil e Wellston had room lead ing 41-27. only 37. But in the second half Fitzpatrick led aU scorers Trimble cut down on their with 17 with Roya l getting 12, turnovers and started finding the range while the Tornados and David Sesher adding 11 seemed to relax too soon. for the winners. Darin Swingle was the only Behind the shoot in g and rebounding of Mike Lewis Rocket to break double & Oecke~;, and Greg Holbert , the fi gures. with 10 points. . Tomca ts trimmed the lead to Ironton is now 1-0 on the . . For the man or woman who seaso n while Wellston is seven midway in the third loves to work with power tools, winless in' two outings. quarter at 49-42. Both boys added twenty points on the The box score: we have a complete selection ' WELLSTON (JO) J. night, but it wasn't enough. of popular brand-name tools Roy s t e r 1 2 ~ : Martin 1 t 5 : Dunning again got hot and R Ro y s ter 01 I ; Gilliland 1 One-third hp. Includes Carrying at low prices. tossed in his other eight 3 5 , Hud son 2 1 5; Swi ng le 3 Case .J 10 TOTAL S 9-12 - JO . points in that third stanza and IRO NTON 02) ~ Bro wn 5 enabled the hosts to pull out 0 10 ; Scsner s t 1 1, Fi t z 99 patr ick 8 1 17 : F air c hild 7 o to a ten:point lead at the Visit Our Salad Bar 4:_ RoyalS 2 17 ; Howard 3 2 8 ; buzzer, 61-51. K1tt_s 1 '2 4; Lo w e 1 o 2 ; Spaghetti William s 0-ll ; Field s 0 3 3. But the Trimble club never Garlic Bread TOTALS J0 - 1 ~ - n . said die , and before Southern Score by qurnf ers : Coffee. Tea or Milk Well s ton 1 18 3 B JO knew it, the vistitors had 1 Ir onton 15 18 19 20- 72 sneaked within five. points 89R e~e r ve score: Ir onto n 61, 64 at the three minute mark We ll st on 19. of the last quarter. But the Best value Zips thtu 'Ia'' Variable Speed Southern dub, living up to its Pomeroy , 0. 2% hardwood. high rating, got the points and REVERSIBLE DRILL Double insulated Both parts of Medicare big plays when they counted Pho11e 992 -6304 motor ; accurate Versatile! Set speed for wood, have pr ov1s1ons for a to keep ahead. Teaford and depth and beve I metal , masonry , glass; drives dedu ctible amount the Chip Brauer started hitting adjustments; patient must pa y. and removes screws. Double- . and the Tomcats never got telescoping blade reducllon gears. 0123-4150. 29 .99 guard. 0118-4500. closer. '14' Single Speed Drill. 0124Every Southern player in 99 4100 . $12.99 the game contributed at some time or another with the big play when it was needed. Besides those already 1 ·mentioned , K e II y Winebrenner. filled in well for 99 the injured Dave Roush; Joe Brown came off the hench and played his usual scrappy Turns tedious tasks defense; Wayne Satierfield like cutting plywood took Brauer's place when a in to just a few rest was needed and he was in minutes work. First alert is first choice of professiona l alarm Power ful 1.5 hp foul trouble; and guard Carl installers. wraparound Johnston played some fine shoe tills for defense. First alert detectors operate on the ionization I culs. Sawdust y Brauer was right hehlnd principle to give early warning and more time to . Dunning as he tossed in escape. k.i•l'ill•lMo\liO>IiioJ sixteen pQints, but perhaps •Can detect fire in first stage when smoke is still more<importantly hauled in a invisib_le. big 22 rebounds and had four steals. Teaford followed with • More vents for quicker smoke detection. his fourteen markers. Southern as a team hit a • First cqmpany to have ·its battery-operated lukewann 35 of 79 shots from detectors listed by . underwriters' laboratories. the field for 44 percent and •Loud alarm awakens deep sleepers . sank just five fouls of seven • • attempts. The team collected • So small it blends into decor. a big 41 rebounds, and their fast pace caused them to • Easy to install, clean and service. commit j!JSt fifteen turnovers. • Espec.ially ddigned, home-proven battery lilsts Trimble was led by Lewis over one year. Repeating beeps warn if battery MORE THAN AMILLION FAMILIES and Holbert with twenty needs replacing . TRUST IT WITH THEIR LIVES! poinis each while Hunter had • Unique test swifch checks a II detector functions. i3 of his team's 37 rebOunds. .I.C . WITH 9' CORD $3495 The Tomcats made 29 of 67 BATTERY OPERATED ALSO . from the field for 43 percent Ninety day interest penalty it AVAILABLE. SLlGHTL Y and got 12 of 16 from the before maturity HIGHER PRICES. charity stripe. The reserve contest was. a squeaker as the hosts held off a Tomkitten charge to win 39MlMIEII 36. Southern scored lust PASSING GAME - Gallia's Brent Johnson (right) is watched ~losely by Meigs defenBive ace Steve Randolph (15) as Blue Devils used their passing game effectively against the Marauders' zone defense Friday. Johnson led GAHS in assists with six in the . league opener for both schools. (Keith Wilson photos ). . . Blue Imps .-top Meigs . .=Black • .m opener BLACK & DECKER 2 SPEED JIG SAW KIT '29.99 THE MEIGS INN BE GOOD TO YOURSELF! LET YOUR DOllARS WORK FOR YOU ROCKWELL 714" CIRCULAR RANDOLPH POPS ONE - Meigs' Steve Randolph ( 15 l pops in a short jumper from the top of the foul circle in Friday's SEOAL opener at Gallipolis. GAHS defenders are Brent Johnson and Terry Wall (15 ).In background are Marauders Dale Browning (23) and Allen Stewart (31). · SAW East is winner, 24 to 8 ; CINCINNATI (UP! ) - penter dashed 33 yards for a Miami of Rob Car- touchdown and Youngstown &DECKER 7/4" CIRCULAR AT THE HIGHEST RATE FOR SAW $34 s A I N G s First AlertTM FSLIC VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. The annual Medicare medical Insurance deductible can he met by any com· binatlon of covered services. 992-2709 MIDDLEPORT,. 0. 923 SOUTH 3RD AVE. OPEN 7:00 TO 5:00 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 7:00 TO 4:00 SATURDAY GAHS-Meigs box. DODSON DRIVES - Meigs•Alan Dodson (25) drives for layup against Gallipolis in Friday's SEOAL cage opener. Dodson tallied 13 points. B'lue Devil defender is Keith jllcGuire. On right is Marauders' Allen. Stewart , (31). I )J ! I State teammates Cliff Stoudt and Russ Musiel combined on a 21·yard scoring pass to pace the East to a 24-ll romp over the West in Saturday's fifth annual "All-Ohio Shrine Bowl.'' Carpenter. who rushed for 101 yards, was voted the game's most valuable player . and Stoudt, who guided the East offense, was selected the top offensive hack of the day. The classy East squad also got three-yard touchdown runs from Youngstown State's John Kinch. and from John Carroll's Mike Soeder. The West could manage only a fourth • quarter one· yard TD crack by Muskingum's Dave Caldwell and a two-point conversion run by Steve Quehl of Bowling Green. 'J'he East , upping its domination of the series to four games to one, mlsse<l all four of its extra point attempts. Two kicks by Mark Seker of Wooster College hit the right upright and bounced away and two passes by Stoudt failed. The game, which featured 58 of Ohio's hest college senior footb:all players, was played for charity, with proceeds going to the Cincinnati Burns Institute, a hospital specializin g in treatment of children with se'Aere bums. · II was the first time the game was played in Cincinnati. The flrsi four contests were played in Columbus, but officials were disappointed with attendance there. Attendance at 60,000-seat Riverfront Stadium was announced at 12,616, although the crows apJMtared smaller. GALLIPOLIS - Cdach Norm Persin 's Gal)ipolis Blue Imps rallied from an 8-2 first period deficit to defeat Coach Bruce Wilson 's Meigs reserves 33-20 in Friday's preliminary game her e. The Blue Imps led g.Jo during the halftime intennission, and 27-13 after three periods of play . Matt Sterrett paced 'the winners With , nine points. J1mmy Harris added eight. Greg Becker paced the Little Marauders with eight points. GAHS hit 13 of 30 field goal attempts for 43.3 per cent. The Imps were seven of !!'at the foul line for 63.6 per cent. Gallia picked off 24 rebounds, five each by Jeff Lanham and Mark Smith. The winners had 15 turnovers. Meigs hit seven of 20 from the field for 35 per cent. The losers were six of 15 at the charity line for 40 per cent. Meigs had 10 rebounds, three by Tim Coats. The Little Marauders had 11 turnove~s . Box score: MEIG S RE SERVES (2 0) St anley , 0 0 0 ; Elk ins , 1 0 2 : Bla).e . 0 - 11 ; Coat s. 3 0 6 ; Becker . 3·2. 8; Hawley , 0 2 2: Trip lett , 0 0 0 ; Andr ews , 0 0 ·0: Kennedy . 01 1 ; Yeager , 0 A HOME VIDEO RECORDER "'TSASONr' •• And that's not all the Betamax System can do .. . Tape what you tee ... the Balamax System can tape the show you're watching. So you can enjoy It a[jilin and again. And what you don't ... II your two favorite • shows are on at the same time, let lhe Beta max Sys tem tape one show while you're watching the other. Play It back anytime. Build your own video tape library. Every vldeocassetlo Is aboul1he alre ot a paperback book-a nd will last through many re-recordlngs. You'll also be able to rent pre-recorded videocassettes !rom Time/Life VId eo. Tellicourses from Iennie to guitar to a speedread.lng course condueled by Dick Cavett. • Score by quarters : M el~ s Marauders GA · S Blue Devils ' ' 13 16 16 16 17 23 13 25 - 243 Third Ave . Ga IIi polis, Ohio Ph. 446-7886 61 78 Open Til 8 p.m. Until Christmas Melton sent to HAVE A CASE ON A GUY Cleveland squad ANAHEIM (UP!) - Bill Melton used primarily as a . designated hiller by the California Angels last season, has been sent to the Cleveland Indians. He was dealt to the Indians Friday for an · undisclosed amount of cash and a player to lie named later. Melton, 31, hit .208 in 118 games for the Ange ls last season with six home runs and 42 RBis. WHO HAS A CASE ON KNIVES? .? . THEN BUY HIM ONE- Wooden is hospitalized LOS ANGELES (UP!) Former UCLA basketba ll Coach John Wooden, who was hospitalized in December of 1972 with a circulatory aliment, is in the hospital again but his physician says it's just for an evaluation. "He is not in need of an operation at this time,". Dr. Jerome Kay said. "He was admitted just for evaluation and is doing fine ." 0-0 . TOTALS 7 -6 -20 . BLUE IMPS 031 - Harris . 4 0 8 ; Smtih , 2 1 5: L anham , 0-2 2: Cla rk e . 2 (] 4; Sler r e t J, 4 - l -9 ; Wick l in e. 0 0-0 ; McGhee , 0 3 3; T homas, 0-0 point advantage, 67-00, on a tap-in by Jeff llrown with 3:05 remaining· in the game. Biggest lllue Devil lead was 19 pulnt•. 73-51 on a pulr . ol free throws by Brent Johnson·with 1:52 lefl and 7$- • 58 ut the l:Z3 mark on a goal by David Warren. Gallipolis will travel to Logan Friday . Meigs wlll host defendin g champion Ironton on Dec. 10. .BETA MAX ' f ··• the perfect practical gift ROCKWEU INTERNATIONAL 53-45 going Into the final stanza. GAHS held a 15·pulnt ad· vantage, 44-29, with 7:20 left .In the third period after n p<lir of free tosses by Dressel, but the -aaggresslve Murauders stormed ba ck behln,d Browning and Dodson t o reduce that deficit to five, 4641, with 1:53 left In that stanza. GJ!Uia pulled away to a 17- MEI GS MARAUD ERS 161) SEOAL FROSH FG-A FT.A PF RB TO TP PLAYER- Pos. TEAM WL POP i ;Dale Browning, t 4-12 79 3 2 15 Gallipolis 1 o 48 27 Br ian Hamilton, f 1·2 0·1 2 3 0' 2 Logan 0 0 0 0 ·Alan Dodson, I I 4 5 5 2 l3 6·• Athens 0 o o o Ron Coals. ! 0-0 0-0 2 0 1 0 J ackson 0 0 0 o 4 Allen Stewart. c 0 0 1 -2 3 3 I Wellston 0 6 0 0 Dan GrandaI, c 0·0 0-0 0 0 0 0 Waverly 0 0 0 0 Steve Rando lph , g. 2-9 1-3 0 7 5 Meigs 0 1 '27 48 Chuck Foil rod, g 1 0 0 0·0 0·0 0' TOTALS 1 1 75 75 Tirn Scites, g 1-3 0-0 1 7 2 Thursday's results : I 2 1 7 3-3 1·3 Greg .Witte. Gal l ipoli s 48 Meigs 27 Dick Owen, 2 0-0 I 0 1· I 0 Athen s-Ja ck son ( ppnd Ken Young, f 6·12 2-2 1 7 ? 14 Wave rly -Logan, ppnd · 23 -51 15-24 26 19 17 61 TOTALS Well ston - Open GAHS BLUE DEVILS t78l DeC . 9 games: PLAYERPos. FG-A FT-A PF RB TO TP Loga n at Gallipolis 4 Mike Dressel. f 3-5 J.6 J ) 9 Athens a t Waverly o.o o.o 0 0 Brad Abe ls, f 0 0 Wellston at Jack son David Warren , c 1·2 J.4 2 1 0 J Jefl Brown , f 3·4 0·2 3 4 0 6 Keith McGuire . c 5-8 6·8 2 1J 3 16 Kent Shawve r , c 0·1 o.o 1 I 0 0 Brent Johnson , g 8 6 13 2-6 9·12 o. 1 o.o 0 0 0 0 Mike Skaggs. g Gary Swa in, l 7-12 5·6 2, 1 6 19 1 2-4 0-0 J J Kev Jackson , g Terry Wall. g 4-8 8 0·0 2 1 27-51 24-38. 23 J6 23 78 TOTALS •• •24 The Blue Devils connected on '61 or 51 field goal attempts for 52.9 percent. GAHS sa nk 24. of 38 pharity tosses (13 of 19 iri the last stanza) for 63:1 por cent. 'l'he Blue Devils picked off 36 rebounds, 13 by McGuire and eight by Johnson. Meigs hit 23 of 51 field goal attempts for 45.1 percent. The Marauders were 15 or 24 at the foul line (six or seven In the final canto) for 62.5 percent. Meigs had 19 rebounds, five by Dodson. Meigs led only once In the contest, 3~B, on Dale Browning's three-point play at the 7:53 mark In the first stanza. l • Bre1it John son's layup (7:43) and a long jumper by Gary Swain gave GAHS a 4-3 lead with 7:19 left. Browning's goal (7 :08) made it 5-4. Mike Dressel, filling In for the injured Herb Epling, popped in a two-pointer from the side at the 6:36 mark to put GAHS ahead to stay . The Gallians led 17-13 after one period and 40-29 during the halftim e intermi ssion. The Slue Devils were on top 322 Frid ay ' s results AthEms 56 Jackson 5 1 l ronlon 6 1 Well ston l9 Wav e r ly 43 Logan 39 Gallipolis 33 M eigs 20 ...... TilE INN PLACE Moncmy Night .Specilll 4 4 322 TOTALS Ironton cagers win, 72-30 • 0 • :. Gallipolis tops Meigs 78-61 in loop ·opener 0 0! Dail ey , 1 0 2. TOTALS· 137-J3 . (ASE XX A KNIFE THAT IS! 2 BLADE POCKET KNIFE.. .....................................'6.50 4 BLADE POCKET KNIFE.. ............................ ;..... '10.50 41J.'' 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Pirates drop 81-76 cage battle to .Miller quintet . -Logan shocks • Waverly, 78-57 WAVERLY - Logan's rampaging Chieftain basketball team made believers out of roundball fans Friday night as they demolished the host Waverly Tigers by a surprising 78-57 count at Waverly . · . · Moat .on he dallllllfe was attempt.! for •2 pet. and lnllicted by the Chiefs in the converted 13 of 17 at the line. second period when · they Each team grabbed 2S outscored Wav~rly 29-9 to rebounds with Holsinger take a huge 41-17lead at hall- getting nine for the Tigers time. and Hawk nailing seven lor The second hall was evenly . the winners. played with the Tigers outwaverly was saddled with scoring Logan ol().37 despite a :Ill personal fouls while the bundle of personal fouls that Chiefs committed just 16 in eventually caused the loss of upping their record to 3-ll four Waverly starters. while the Tigers are now 1-1. Logan jumped to a 12-8 first The box score: LOGAN 1711 - Mc Broom periodleadandhadmoved to a 29-17lead with two minutes IO·' ·"' Rum II 6-! ·"' Hawk 7 6 1 Gasser remaining In tlie first hall. '2-9 ·2 ·1\3" ;' Myers Dalton \·. \·.J0; ' Br aglln Coacn C. D. Hawhee had I 0 -2 TOTALS 26 -26·11. removed .four starters from Tho wm• pvson ERLv I S11 8 6-22 ; Crac e 5-1 the contest after they had " ' Fy ff e 3 1.1, Holsinger 3 O· picked up three personal . b : Davena 1-2-4 ; Fie lde r 0 3 3: R fouls. Thoma s Oaks ·win second by ·. topping South Point 1·0 -2; Randy HOME IMPROVEMENT Protect your investment plus add to .the va tue of your home. Trust those necessary fix-it, room •ddition and remodeling jobs to your friendly , neighborhood ; qualified · bUilder. AL TROMM CONST. nwe Care" Free Est . Work Guar. 742·2328 Rutland s1 . Score by qu.ar1 ers : Log an 12 29 18 19- 78 8 9 11 73- 51 waver ly Reserve score : Wa11erly 43 , Lo gan 39. tilt is JACKSON - SOUTH BEND, Ind. (UP!) Six·foot·nine Toby Knight scored 13 of his 17 points in the first ha~ while Notre Dame piled up a 37.18 lead Saturday and the undefeated committed 32. The winning. lronm en Irish rolled to a 93-W victory connected on 25 of 51 from the over Valparaiso. Irish freshman guard Rich field lor 49 pet. and hit 13 of 29 Branning came off the bench at the line with 32 rebounds. to score 18 points and make Athens fired in 24 of 56 for five assists in only 20 minutes 43 pet. and converted U of 29 of action, mostly in the free throws and picked off 39 second hall. rebounds. The Irish, now :H>, jumped Pat McDonald and Kyle Buchanan each netted 14 points lor .the winners while AI Walton and Bob Meek each· had 15 lor. Athens. A capacity crowd in Jackson Friday night went home limp and exh~usted after screa ming through the final one minute of play before the lronmen emerged with a thrilling 63~2 Wednesday victory over the visitlng GALLIPOLIS On Wednesday, Dec. 8, the Gallia Academy High School Key Club Seniors will be lacing the GAHS faculty in the first donkey.billl game to come to Gallia County lor some time. Game time wlll be at 7:30 at the Washington School Gym. Admission prlc.es will be $1 and $1.50 for students and adults on tickets bought in advance. These advance tickets can be purchased from Key Club members at the high school and at The Bastille on Second Ave . in Gallipolis. Tickets purchased at the gate will cost $1.50 and $2 for students and adults. · Tbls will be the first of two encounters between the faculty and Key Club. the inoney taken In wlU be used to sponsor many school ac· tivitles that benefit all students at GAHS. Athens Bulldogs. Athens fell behind 20-8 after one quarter, trailed 32-22 at intermission, and entered the fourth period on the short end of a 46-43 score before the ilrtery"(lopping fina l quarter of play unfolded . Coach Fred Gibson's Bull· dogs kept. it tight throughout the fourth period arid trailed only 54-52 with 4:32 left. Jackson then ticked off six unanswered points f9r a 60-52 lead at the three minute mark. With just 1:18 remaining Athens' Ed Pennell canned a pair of free throws to reduce the lead to 63~1 to set up a wild and wooly finish . In a s~an of 40 seconds Athens stole the ball, but Jackson stole it back and missed a shot with AHS getting the rebound with 28 seconds left. Athens' Bob Meek was fouled and made the front end Howard 21. Spa uld ing Maynard I . 10 , .11 . Prater Sta ley Als ton 2, ~ to a 10.2lead in the first three , minutes of the game With two of the baskets by Knight. Valparaiso never got closer lhansixpuints therestolthe way. After the Crusaders pulled within 18-12, Notre Dame reeled off etght straight points to take command. the Nortn Gallla (UJ - . Logan , 9-0-18 ; Sisson , 2-2-6 ; Plants, 7· 4-18 ; Tacket t, -4 -0-8; Mundell , 5-1-11 : Justi ce, 5- 3-13; Payne , 0-2-2; Minnis, 1-2·.1. Totals ll · 14-76 . 4, 23 18 9 9- 59 13 14 16 · 9- 52 Hill s. Po int however was in foul trouble most of second half. He was forced to sit out four minutes of the third stanza. Also hitting double flgurea for North GaUla were Ru Justice with 13 and Steve Mundell with II points. The . Pirates grabbed 39· · . rebounds with Logan getting 10. NG also had eight blocked shots but the big difference was in turnovers where the visitors were charged with II. Ted Lehew's Little Bucs won the i-escn·c Ut, ol().36, Sam Smith and Stacey Winston paced the Bucs with 1• and 13 points respectively. North Gallia 0.2 will host Southern ~ in its league opener Friday night. Box score: 10 , Score by Quarters : Oa~ second haH. Tim Kizer scored 10 points to lead Valparaiso, which lost for the first time in three games. Mi11e_r (81) - St reet, 1-0-2; Burgus , 13 -10-36 : F uchs , J.J . 5; Pompey , 3-0·6; Thompson , 7-1· 15; T o th , 4· 4-12 and Gadd is , 1-1-3. Totals 36-19-13 . By Quarters ; North Gall Ia 22 17 14 23- 76 Miller 20 n 25 14- 81 Reserves - NG -40 Miller 36 ~-~·• ••·"""l'>oll.· """ ... ulfM>lNI•· • . lNI..,,.... 'IIill ' ( C p ,. C C C .. · ,.. . · . •- CHRISTMAS TREES . , CUT YOUR OWN AT . · BRADFORD'S GROVE 11 COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI)After a two-week layoff since losing the ta·st game of the regular season 22·0 to Michiga n, Ohio State's ' Football Buckeyes Saturday conducted the second Orange ~owl practice in as many days for their Jan. I Florida and nationwide television appearance. Rod Gerald, the Sophomore OSU quarterback who suffe red vertebra inju..les against Purdue, returned to work for 90 minutes Friday before his aching back began bothering him . Gerald said it "felt great to be back in action." He will not participate in contact drills, however, until the . Bucks arrive in Florida Dec. 18. lt · appea red that two · Sophomores , tight end Jimmy Moore and defensive tackle Mark Sullivan, . would miss the trip because of knee injuries. '~· '= e You're Invited to an Open House. ATHENS ( 62) - ChOnko I 0 "! . Walron 7 1 15 ; Pennell 3 b 11 : Whealey 1-0-2; Hensl er I 0 2 ; Me ek 63 -15; Wa llace. 5 4 14 TOTALS 24 -14 -62 . DEC. 5, 1976 1-4: 00 P.M. JACK SON ( 63) - Harle ss 1 0 •L M c Do na ld 54 14; Buch anan 5 4-14 ; Oiler 4- 1-9; T Do r s(:'y 4 I 9; Bu tne r 1 l •J ; Slover 1 1-3; Co ng er 1 0-2 ; J . D or sey 01 1: Forsy th 1 o 2; P au g·h 1-0-t' . TOTAL S 25 -1363 _ ... I COME IN AND SEE THE DRESS-A-DOLL AND DESIGN-A-TOY ENTRIES. . Score by qu~rters : B lA 21 19 ~ 01 20 12 ld 1 7 ~ 03 R es erv e Sc ore : Athens 56. Athe n s Jac kson ' ' Jac kson 51 -------. -- [ravel~ ~'"lffi '•n.tt• ~ YY II ..:: J I the second shot, and then snatched his own rebound. lol. The ball was stolen from him ' ~ IW' by _Jackson 's Brent Oiler, ~ ............... who was lled up for a jump I 0 I ' ·I 1n . hall. ~~~ Jackson's Sam Stover was l/1 fouled but missed the front end of a bonus situation with Athens whipping off the I"IJbound to Meek racing down the floor. He was called for charging under the Athens basket. On the insuing inbounds Jackson pass with just one , second showing on the clock, the hall hit the rafters , thus turning the ball over to Athens under the Bulldogs' bucket with one second stili glowing on the clock. An inbounds. Athens pass was pounce<!: on by Oiler as the hom sounded the end of the frantic contest. Unl 1l recent ly on,l ny P.nlSo fierce was the defense of ploy P.d lnd IV ldual s ha v ~ hothteamsthat Athens had 27 bee n forced to prnv1de for JOHNSON FOtiLED - Gallia's Brent Jollnson (23) waa fouled"by Meigs' Steve Randolph (15) on this play Friday. Johnson was nine of 12 at the charity line on the night. . turnovers and finals in meet PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. . (UP!) - Madanne Bretton, 19-year-old UCLA sophomore, · birdied the secondextrahpleSaturdayto defeat two-time champion Barbara Handley of Cannel Valley and advance to the final in the lOth California Women·' s Amateur Golf Tournament. Handley, who won this event twice, parred the final hole at. Pebble Beach while Bretton took a hogey six, to send the match Into sudden death. They both parred the first hole and when the best Handleycoulddowasparthe second, Bretton ran down a IO.Ioot birdie putt to close it out. She will play Susan Stanley of Vista in the final on Sun· day . 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I' ' II .,. >n aft er you-lie ret ned lif.M'"'""' r .. ll'ofi6t r center Keith McGuire (24) puts in two of his 16 points on this play during Friday's game against visiting Meigs. On left is Marauders' Allen Stewart (31 ). Browns ~dy ( ;, " Point Pll'aMant l:le leaves Pitt shopping once again after·only a year in the limelight. However, "I don't have to worry about people calling for the job," said Pitt Athletic Director Casimir Myslinski. Myslinski aald he hoped to name Majors' replacement by Dec. 21, the day UJe Panthers fly to Bllold, Miss., to begin preparations for tbe Sugar Bowl, where a win over fourtli-ranked (leorgia could give ' them the national championship. "I'm very sorry to s.ee Johnny go; he's done an excellent job here," Myslln1kl said. "AU the recruiting he's done we'll be benefitting from for three or four fOP WASTING ENERGll f0r Houston Jackson th e1 r own ret1 remc nt w1:h Bretton gains his alma rna ter. we can hel~ you ~N ~\J1f $"0 ~. .o.ff . THEPR\~E. congressman's second felony : For safety, ; ~ convenience dr just plain By POHLA SMI'I1l UPI Sports Writer PI'l'fSBuRGH (UP!) The people of Tennessee finaily are getting the coach · for whom they 've been campaigning for three years. · . University of Pittsburgh football Coach Johnny Majors, who shaped a 1-10 team into this year's No. I lil the rankings ; announced Friday he wu resigning to become. head coac.h and , assistant athletic director at the University of Tennessee, , HINSHAW GUILTY SANTA ANA, Calif. (UPI) --, Rep. Andrew J. Hinshaw, .R-Calif., was found guilty Friday of thert and misappropriating public funds while he was Orange County assessor, the nf s 'r.tu 'n.1 ·~· fO •t•r•• (... n 'tlaru Majors •• gozng to Vols for Orange Bowl PRE-CUT TREES AVAILABLE Jackson's record is now ."2·1 The, box score : PARDON ME! - Meigs' o(\lan ,Dodson (25 ) leaps In front o!Gallia's Gary Swain for a jump shot in Friday's SEOAL cage opener. The Blue Devils defeated Meigs, 71161. Dodaon scored 13 points. Bucks start drills •. Notre Dame, whtch gradually ' . Hours 12 til dark excepl weekends, 9til dark . stretched its lead in the """l'>:io'Mo'Mo'Mo'>Mtl'<iii'Mou..,.~l'!iio>l'>ii>Yu~.J contests. PACES MEIGS - Dale Browning .(23) glides through Blue o;.vil dafense for 0 twin· pointer during Friday's conference opener. Browning led the Marauder a.ttack with 15 points. Devil defenders left to right a"' Brent Johnson, Gary Swain, Terry Wall, Kev Jackson and Keith McGulr•. . TWO ON ONE - Two Gallipolis Blue Devil defendm flank Meigs lice Steve Randolph (lS)·oo this play. On left Is Gary Swam (25 ) the game's top scorer with 19 points at;i; ryn right Is Terry Wa~ (15) :who helped the Blue Devils control the tempo of. the game with lois fine l!oor play. (Keith Wilson photos). , .. ., Bruce Flowers scored 14 J= Located on Cherry Ridge, turn east at Darwin onto Rt. · t d lld d 11. 081,go4milestoMilepostl3.turnsouthongravelroad .porn 8 an pu e own 8 ~= 11'4 miles to grove. game high 12 rebounds lor -~. WATCH FOR SIGNS on the young season while Athens is winless in three of a one-and-on e, but rmssed FROM Wil liams Irish still unbeaten Jackson nips Athens, 63-62 Donkey POMEROY lANDMARK SOUTH POINT - Oak Hill sprinted to a 23-13 first quarter lead Friday night and held on for a 59.02 victory over South Point. The Oaks, defending Ohio Valley Conference champions, won their 16th straight . game, dating back to January of 1975 in improving their record to~ this season. South Point fell to 0- i. Twin brothers Jon and Tim Williams combined for a. points to lead the Oaks who" scored. only 18 noints in the BACK OF THE Yj;:AR - Oak Hill High School tailback Tim Williams was selected Class A co-Player of the Year in Ohio by a statewide panel of sportswriters in balloting released Thursday night. Williams, also a First Team All.Ohio selection, rushed lor 2,091 yards during the 1976season - more than any other Ohio running back. He shared Back of the Year honors with Allen Young of Fairport Harbor, who rushed for 45 touchdowns. Thomas 1-0-2. TOTALS 22: -13- Logan went on a tear and po Ured in 12 unanswered points to make II 41-17 at halftime. After three periods the Chiefs owned a 59-34 lead but.. in the final eight minutes Bob Fyffe, Stan Crace, Robert Holsinger, and Joe , Davena all departed with five personal fouls, leaving only starter Chuck Thompson to lead the Waverly attack. During the disastrous second period Logan canned 17 of 22. free throws and that was the hall game. Mike McBroom again held the hot hand as he poured in 28 points for the Chiefs with Tom Russel getting H, Scott Gasser 13, and Brian Hawk and Jan Myers each netting 10 points. For the Tigers it was Chuck Thompson with 22 points with Stan Crace adding II. The shooting was excellent as Logan connected on 26 or 47 for 53 pet. from the floor and cashed In 26 of 3S free throws while Waverly fired in 22 of 53 season. In the fast breaking, furtous game, North Gallia jumped into a 22-20 lead at the end of the first stanza only to See M!Uer rally to take a •a-39 lead at the half. The Fa1cons came out !lying 'in the thi.rd period outscoring the Gallians, 25-14 to take a 67-53lead going into the final period. During the closing minutes, North Gallia's hot shooters put the Pirates back into the contest but It came too late. Burgos, of course, was the second half after taking a 41game's leading point-maker '1:/ advantage in the first two with 13 baskets and 10 free quarters. Jon Williams led Oak Hill throws for 36 points. Mike with 21 points while Tim Thompson dumped In 15 Williams added 13. Riehle · points and Randy Toth had 12 Williams · had 21 points for 'fo~ the winners. North GaUla was led by the South Point. shooting of seniors Fred OAK HILL (S~I ~ Wi lli ams 21. T , Wil li a ms 13 , Potter 10, Logan and Ron Plants. Both Dunn 6, Ha Le 6, Sco tt 3 . canned 18 . points. Logan, SOUTH POINT 152) - champion Pirates. Miller led by sophomore Dave llurgus' 36 points, hit 62 pet. from · the floor while North Gallia hit a blistering 58.8 pet., but still dropped its second stralj!ht game this HEMLOCK - Visiting North Ga\lia and host Miller both put on hot-shooting displays here Friday night but the host Falcons held on lor an 81-76 non-league victory over the defending SV AC CLEVELAND (UP!) Just ahout the only man in . IDII'n pleased with the record low temperatures and snow tormenting Cleveland this · week is Browns coach Forrest Gregg, who Is hoping the bad weather will 'hang around lor SWiday's game against Houston. The Oilers, who play at home on the carpet of the enclosed Astrodome, can expect frozen turf and frigid winds off Lake Erie when they visit Cleveland·Stadium. "I woulin't mind If this weather sticks around through Sunday," . said Gregg, who played in some cold ones during his days with the Green Bay Packets. "I'll take our field and the snow over the Astrodome any day . I want to play before.our fans." The Browns; 8-4, are still in tile running for a playoff spot, while the Oilers are cast in the role of spoilers, hoping to come out 1-1. If any further inspiratioo was needed for Sunday's contest It has already been supplied . by Houston's Gregg Bingham. The linebacker has . been quoted as "guaranteeing" a victory over Cleveland to revenge the 21-7 beating the Browns gave the Oilers earlier in the season. The remark has been posted oo Cleveland's bulletin board, underlined in red. "I Jove it," Gregg said, thanking Bingham. years . ' ~ . Majors, meanwhile, aald he hopes to carry the team be carried as a player to a No. 2 ranking and the Sugar Bowl in 19M back to natinnal pror:·lnence. The Vols were 65 this year. . "I'd like to see what the challenge would be to build the program up to what it was before," Majors aaid. . Majors wiU sign a six-year contract giving him a $50,000 ' annual salary on Jan. 2, thl! day alter the Sugar Bowl. He will start work the same day, People of Tennessee have been clamoring for Majors' . return since his first year at Pitt in 1973, when he produced a 6+1 team out of a squad that had been 1-10 tbe year before: Shortly after Tennessee Athletic Director Bob Woodruff announced the job would be offered Majors, rumors began that he already had accepted it. But Majors said he reached his decision . only Wednesday· night after talking with his family: Majors. said It was "reaDy difficult to aay why" he reached the decision he did• What it came down to, he ·said, was thill he decided to go home to the South, where · he and his brothers hild played football and where his lather, Shirley , remains a successful small college . coach at the University. of tbe South. "I felt very comfortable in Pittsburgh; I love Pittsburgh," he ssid. 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Pirates drop 81-76 cage battle to .Miller quintet . -Logan shocks • Waverly, 78-57 WAVERLY - Logan's rampaging Chieftain basketball team made believers out of roundball fans Friday night as they demolished the host Waverly Tigers by a surprising 78-57 count at Waverly . · . · Moat .on he dallllllfe was attempt.! for •2 pet. and lnllicted by the Chiefs in the converted 13 of 17 at the line. second period when · they Each team grabbed 2S outscored Wav~rly 29-9 to rebounds with Holsinger take a huge 41-17lead at hall- getting nine for the Tigers time. and Hawk nailing seven lor The second hall was evenly . the winners. played with the Tigers outwaverly was saddled with scoring Logan ol().37 despite a :Ill personal fouls while the bundle of personal fouls that Chiefs committed just 16 in eventually caused the loss of upping their record to 3-ll four Waverly starters. while the Tigers are now 1-1. Logan jumped to a 12-8 first The box score: LOGAN 1711 - Mc Broom periodleadandhadmoved to a 29-17lead with two minutes IO·' ·"' Rum II 6-! ·"' Hawk 7 6 1 Gasser remaining In tlie first hall. '2-9 ·2 ·1\3" ;' Myers Dalton \·. \·.J0; ' Br aglln Coacn C. D. Hawhee had I 0 -2 TOTALS 26 -26·11. removed .four starters from Tho wm• pvson ERLv I S11 8 6-22 ; Crac e 5-1 the contest after they had " ' Fy ff e 3 1.1, Holsinger 3 O· picked up three personal . b : Davena 1-2-4 ; Fie lde r 0 3 3: R fouls. Thoma s Oaks ·win second by ·. topping South Point 1·0 -2; Randy HOME IMPROVEMENT Protect your investment plus add to .the va tue of your home. Trust those necessary fix-it, room •ddition and remodeling jobs to your friendly , neighborhood ; qualified · bUilder. AL TROMM CONST. nwe Care" Free Est . Work Guar. 742·2328 Rutland s1 . Score by qu.ar1 ers : Log an 12 29 18 19- 78 8 9 11 73- 51 waver ly Reserve score : Wa11erly 43 , Lo gan 39. tilt is JACKSON - SOUTH BEND, Ind. (UP!) Six·foot·nine Toby Knight scored 13 of his 17 points in the first ha~ while Notre Dame piled up a 37.18 lead Saturday and the undefeated committed 32. The winning. lronm en Irish rolled to a 93-W victory connected on 25 of 51 from the over Valparaiso. Irish freshman guard Rich field lor 49 pet. and hit 13 of 29 Branning came off the bench at the line with 32 rebounds. to score 18 points and make Athens fired in 24 of 56 for five assists in only 20 minutes 43 pet. and converted U of 29 of action, mostly in the free throws and picked off 39 second hall. rebounds. The Irish, now :H>, jumped Pat McDonald and Kyle Buchanan each netted 14 points lor .the winners while AI Walton and Bob Meek each· had 15 lor. Athens. A capacity crowd in Jackson Friday night went home limp and exh~usted after screa ming through the final one minute of play before the lronmen emerged with a thrilling 63~2 Wednesday victory over the visitlng GALLIPOLIS On Wednesday, Dec. 8, the Gallia Academy High School Key Club Seniors will be lacing the GAHS faculty in the first donkey.billl game to come to Gallia County lor some time. Game time wlll be at 7:30 at the Washington School Gym. Admission prlc.es will be $1 and $1.50 for students and adults on tickets bought in advance. These advance tickets can be purchased from Key Club members at the high school and at The Bastille on Second Ave . in Gallipolis. Tickets purchased at the gate will cost $1.50 and $2 for students and adults. · Tbls will be the first of two encounters between the faculty and Key Club. the inoney taken In wlU be used to sponsor many school ac· tivitles that benefit all students at GAHS. Athens Bulldogs. Athens fell behind 20-8 after one quarter, trailed 32-22 at intermission, and entered the fourth period on the short end of a 46-43 score before the ilrtery"(lopping fina l quarter of play unfolded . Coach Fred Gibson's Bull· dogs kept. it tight throughout the fourth period arid trailed only 54-52 with 4:32 left. Jackson then ticked off six unanswered points f9r a 60-52 lead at the three minute mark. With just 1:18 remaining Athens' Ed Pennell canned a pair of free throws to reduce the lead to 63~1 to set up a wild and wooly finish . In a s~an of 40 seconds Athens stole the ball, but Jackson stole it back and missed a shot with AHS getting the rebound with 28 seconds left. Athens' Bob Meek was fouled and made the front end Howard 21. Spa uld ing Maynard I . 10 , .11 . Prater Sta ley Als ton 2, ~ to a 10.2lead in the first three , minutes of the game With two of the baskets by Knight. Valparaiso never got closer lhansixpuints therestolthe way. After the Crusaders pulled within 18-12, Notre Dame reeled off etght straight points to take command. the Nortn Gallla (UJ - . Logan , 9-0-18 ; Sisson , 2-2-6 ; Plants, 7· 4-18 ; Tacket t, -4 -0-8; Mundell , 5-1-11 : Justi ce, 5- 3-13; Payne , 0-2-2; Minnis, 1-2·.1. Totals ll · 14-76 . 4, 23 18 9 9- 59 13 14 16 · 9- 52 Hill s. Po int however was in foul trouble most of second half. He was forced to sit out four minutes of the third stanza. Also hitting double flgurea for North GaUla were Ru Justice with 13 and Steve Mundell with II points. The . Pirates grabbed 39· · . rebounds with Logan getting 10. NG also had eight blocked shots but the big difference was in turnovers where the visitors were charged with II. Ted Lehew's Little Bucs won the i-escn·c Ut, ol().36, Sam Smith and Stacey Winston paced the Bucs with 1• and 13 points respectively. North Gallia 0.2 will host Southern ~ in its league opener Friday night. Box score: 10 , Score by Quarters : Oa~ second haH. Tim Kizer scored 10 points to lead Valparaiso, which lost for the first time in three games. Mi11e_r (81) - St reet, 1-0-2; Burgus , 13 -10-36 : F uchs , J.J . 5; Pompey , 3-0·6; Thompson , 7-1· 15; T o th , 4· 4-12 and Gadd is , 1-1-3. Totals 36-19-13 . By Quarters ; North Gall Ia 22 17 14 23- 76 Miller 20 n 25 14- 81 Reserves - NG -40 Miller 36 ~-~·• ••·"""l'>oll.· """ ... ulfM>lNI•· • . lNI..,,.... 'IIill ' ( C p ,. C C C .. · ,.. . · . •- CHRISTMAS TREES . , CUT YOUR OWN AT . · BRADFORD'S GROVE 11 COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI)After a two-week layoff since losing the ta·st game of the regular season 22·0 to Michiga n, Ohio State's ' Football Buckeyes Saturday conducted the second Orange ~owl practice in as many days for their Jan. I Florida and nationwide television appearance. Rod Gerald, the Sophomore OSU quarterback who suffe red vertebra inju..les against Purdue, returned to work for 90 minutes Friday before his aching back began bothering him . Gerald said it "felt great to be back in action." He will not participate in contact drills, however, until the . Bucks arrive in Florida Dec. 18. lt · appea red that two · Sophomores , tight end Jimmy Moore and defensive tackle Mark Sullivan, . would miss the trip because of knee injuries. '~· '= e You're Invited to an Open House. ATHENS ( 62) - ChOnko I 0 "! . Walron 7 1 15 ; Pennell 3 b 11 : Whealey 1-0-2; Hensl er I 0 2 ; Me ek 63 -15; Wa llace. 5 4 14 TOTALS 24 -14 -62 . DEC. 5, 1976 1-4: 00 P.M. JACK SON ( 63) - Harle ss 1 0 •L M c Do na ld 54 14; Buch anan 5 4-14 ; Oiler 4- 1-9; T Do r s(:'y 4 I 9; Bu tne r 1 l •J ; Slover 1 1-3; Co ng er 1 0-2 ; J . D or sey 01 1: Forsy th 1 o 2; P au g·h 1-0-t' . TOTAL S 25 -1363 _ ... I COME IN AND SEE THE DRESS-A-DOLL AND DESIGN-A-TOY ENTRIES. . Score by qu~rters : B lA 21 19 ~ 01 20 12 ld 1 7 ~ 03 R es erv e Sc ore : Athens 56. Athe n s Jac kson ' ' Jac kson 51 -------. -- [ravel~ ~'"lffi '•n.tt• ~ YY II ..:: J I the second shot, and then snatched his own rebound. lol. The ball was stolen from him ' ~ IW' by _Jackson 's Brent Oiler, ~ ............... who was lled up for a jump I 0 I ' ·I 1n . hall. ~~~ Jackson's Sam Stover was l/1 fouled but missed the front end of a bonus situation with Athens whipping off the I"IJbound to Meek racing down the floor. He was called for charging under the Athens basket. On the insuing inbounds Jackson pass with just one , second showing on the clock, the hall hit the rafters , thus turning the ball over to Athens under the Bulldogs' bucket with one second stili glowing on the clock. An inbounds. Athens pass was pounce<!: on by Oiler as the hom sounded the end of the frantic contest. Unl 1l recent ly on,l ny P.nlSo fierce was the defense of ploy P.d lnd IV ldual s ha v ~ hothteamsthat Athens had 27 bee n forced to prnv1de for JOHNSON FOtiLED - Gallia's Brent Jollnson (23) waa fouled"by Meigs' Steve Randolph (15) on this play Friday. Johnson was nine of 12 at the charity line on the night. . turnovers and finals in meet PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. . (UP!) - Madanne Bretton, 19-year-old UCLA sophomore, · birdied the secondextrahpleSaturdayto defeat two-time champion Barbara Handley of Cannel Valley and advance to the final in the lOth California Women·' s Amateur Golf Tournament. Handley, who won this event twice, parred the final hole at. Pebble Beach while Bretton took a hogey six, to send the match Into sudden death. They both parred the first hole and when the best Handleycoulddowasparthe second, Bretton ran down a IO.Ioot birdie putt to close it out. She will play Susan Stanley of Vista in the final on Sun· day . 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I' ' II .,. >n aft er you-lie ret ned lif.M'"'""' r .. ll'ofi6t r center Keith McGuire (24) puts in two of his 16 points on this play during Friday's game against visiting Meigs. On left is Marauders' Allen Stewart (31 ). Browns ~dy ( ;, " Point Pll'aMant l:le leaves Pitt shopping once again after·only a year in the limelight. However, "I don't have to worry about people calling for the job," said Pitt Athletic Director Casimir Myslinski. Myslinski aald he hoped to name Majors' replacement by Dec. 21, the day UJe Panthers fly to Bllold, Miss., to begin preparations for tbe Sugar Bowl, where a win over fourtli-ranked (leorgia could give ' them the national championship. "I'm very sorry to s.ee Johnny go; he's done an excellent job here," Myslln1kl said. "AU the recruiting he's done we'll be benefitting from for three or four fOP WASTING ENERGll f0r Houston Jackson th e1 r own ret1 remc nt w1:h Bretton gains his alma rna ter. we can hel~ you ~N ~\J1f $"0 ~. .o.ff . THEPR\~E. congressman's second felony : For safety, ; ~ convenience dr just plain By POHLA SMI'I1l UPI Sports Writer PI'l'fSBuRGH (UP!) The people of Tennessee finaily are getting the coach · for whom they 've been campaigning for three years. · . University of Pittsburgh football Coach Johnny Majors, who shaped a 1-10 team into this year's No. I lil the rankings ; announced Friday he wu resigning to become. head coac.h and , assistant athletic director at the University of Tennessee, , HINSHAW GUILTY SANTA ANA, Calif. (UPI) --, Rep. Andrew J. Hinshaw, .R-Calif., was found guilty Friday of thert and misappropriating public funds while he was Orange County assessor, the nf s 'r.tu 'n.1 ·~· fO •t•r•• (... n 'tlaru Majors •• gozng to Vols for Orange Bowl PRE-CUT TREES AVAILABLE Jackson's record is now ."2·1 The, box score : PARDON ME! - Meigs' o(\lan ,Dodson (25 ) leaps In front o!Gallia's Gary Swain for a jump shot in Friday's SEOAL cage opener. The Blue Devils defeated Meigs, 71161. Dodaon scored 13 points. Bucks start drills •. Notre Dame, whtch gradually ' . Hours 12 til dark excepl weekends, 9til dark . stretched its lead in the """l'>:io'Mo'Mo'Mo'>Mtl'<iii'Mou..,.~l'!iio>l'>ii>Yu~.J contests. PACES MEIGS - Dale Browning .(23) glides through Blue o;.vil dafense for 0 twin· pointer during Friday's conference opener. Browning led the Marauder a.ttack with 15 points. Devil defenders left to right a"' Brent Johnson, Gary Swain, Terry Wall, Kev Jackson and Keith McGulr•. . TWO ON ONE - Two Gallipolis Blue Devil defendm flank Meigs lice Steve Randolph (lS)·oo this play. On left Is Gary Swam (25 ) the game's top scorer with 19 points at;i; ryn right Is Terry Wa~ (15) :who helped the Blue Devils control the tempo of. the game with lois fine l!oor play. (Keith Wilson photos). , .. ., Bruce Flowers scored 14 J= Located on Cherry Ridge, turn east at Darwin onto Rt. · t d lld d 11. 081,go4milestoMilepostl3.turnsouthongravelroad .porn 8 an pu e own 8 ~= 11'4 miles to grove. game high 12 rebounds lor -~. WATCH FOR SIGNS on the young season while Athens is winless in three of a one-and-on e, but rmssed FROM Wil liams Irish still unbeaten Jackson nips Athens, 63-62 Donkey POMEROY lANDMARK SOUTH POINT - Oak Hill sprinted to a 23-13 first quarter lead Friday night and held on for a 59.02 victory over South Point. The Oaks, defending Ohio Valley Conference champions, won their 16th straight . game, dating back to January of 1975 in improving their record to~ this season. South Point fell to 0- i. Twin brothers Jon and Tim Williams combined for a. points to lead the Oaks who" scored. only 18 noints in the BACK OF THE Yj;:AR - Oak Hill High School tailback Tim Williams was selected Class A co-Player of the Year in Ohio by a statewide panel of sportswriters in balloting released Thursday night. Williams, also a First Team All.Ohio selection, rushed lor 2,091 yards during the 1976season - more than any other Ohio running back. He shared Back of the Year honors with Allen Young of Fairport Harbor, who rushed for 45 touchdowns. Thomas 1-0-2. TOTALS 22: -13- Logan went on a tear and po Ured in 12 unanswered points to make II 41-17 at halftime. After three periods the Chiefs owned a 59-34 lead but.. in the final eight minutes Bob Fyffe, Stan Crace, Robert Holsinger, and Joe , Davena all departed with five personal fouls, leaving only starter Chuck Thompson to lead the Waverly attack. During the disastrous second period Logan canned 17 of 22. free throws and that was the hall game. Mike McBroom again held the hot hand as he poured in 28 points for the Chiefs with Tom Russel getting H, Scott Gasser 13, and Brian Hawk and Jan Myers each netting 10 points. For the Tigers it was Chuck Thompson with 22 points with Stan Crace adding II. The shooting was excellent as Logan connected on 26 or 47 for 53 pet. from the floor and cashed In 26 of 3S free throws while Waverly fired in 22 of 53 season. In the fast breaking, furtous game, North Gallia jumped into a 22-20 lead at the end of the first stanza only to See M!Uer rally to take a •a-39 lead at the half. The Fa1cons came out !lying 'in the thi.rd period outscoring the Gallians, 25-14 to take a 67-53lead going into the final period. During the closing minutes, North Gallia's hot shooters put the Pirates back into the contest but It came too late. Burgos, of course, was the second half after taking a 41game's leading point-maker '1:/ advantage in the first two with 13 baskets and 10 free quarters. Jon Williams led Oak Hill throws for 36 points. Mike with 21 points while Tim Thompson dumped In 15 Williams added 13. Riehle · points and Randy Toth had 12 Williams · had 21 points for 'fo~ the winners. North GaUla was led by the South Point. shooting of seniors Fred OAK HILL (S~I ~ Wi lli ams 21. T , Wil li a ms 13 , Potter 10, Logan and Ron Plants. Both Dunn 6, Ha Le 6, Sco tt 3 . canned 18 . points. Logan, SOUTH POINT 152) - champion Pirates. Miller led by sophomore Dave llurgus' 36 points, hit 62 pet. from · the floor while North Gallia hit a blistering 58.8 pet., but still dropped its second stralj!ht game this HEMLOCK - Visiting North Ga\lia and host Miller both put on hot-shooting displays here Friday night but the host Falcons held on lor an 81-76 non-league victory over the defending SV AC CLEVELAND (UP!) Just ahout the only man in . IDII'n pleased with the record low temperatures and snow tormenting Cleveland this · week is Browns coach Forrest Gregg, who Is hoping the bad weather will 'hang around lor SWiday's game against Houston. The Oilers, who play at home on the carpet of the enclosed Astrodome, can expect frozen turf and frigid winds off Lake Erie when they visit Cleveland·Stadium. "I woulin't mind If this weather sticks around through Sunday," . said Gregg, who played in some cold ones during his days with the Green Bay Packets. "I'll take our field and the snow over the Astrodome any day . I want to play before.our fans." The Browns; 8-4, are still in tile running for a playoff spot, while the Oilers are cast in the role of spoilers, hoping to come out 1-1. If any further inspiratioo was needed for Sunday's contest It has already been supplied . by Houston's Gregg Bingham. The linebacker has . been quoted as "guaranteeing" a victory over Cleveland to revenge the 21-7 beating the Browns gave the Oilers earlier in the season. The remark has been posted oo Cleveland's bulletin board, underlined in red. "I Jove it," Gregg said, thanking Bingham. years . ' ~ . Majors, meanwhile, aald he hopes to carry the team be carried as a player to a No. 2 ranking and the Sugar Bowl in 19M back to natinnal pror:·lnence. The Vols were 65 this year. . "I'd like to see what the challenge would be to build the program up to what it was before," Majors aaid. . Majors wiU sign a six-year contract giving him a $50,000 ' annual salary on Jan. 2, thl! day alter the Sugar Bowl. He will start work the same day, People of Tennessee have been clamoring for Majors' . return since his first year at Pitt in 1973, when he produced a 6+1 team out of a squad that had been 1-10 tbe year before: Shortly after Tennessee Athletic Director Bob Woodruff announced the job would be offered Majors, rumors began that he already had accepted it. But Majors said he reached his decision . only Wednesday· night after talking with his family: Majors. said It was "reaDy difficult to aay why" he reached the decision he did• What it came down to, he ·said, was thill he decided to go home to the South, where · he and his brothers hild played football and where his lather, Shirley , remains a successful small college . coach at the University. of tbe South. "I felt very comfortable in Pittsburgh; I love Pittsburgh," he ssid. 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You might have expect"!! the Rockets to let down after tbeir 59-57 win over the filth. ranked Hoosiers Wedn~y night, but that wasn't the case, at '!east in the second haU. Rockets' coach Bob Nichols used 12 players, 11 of whom scored . Sophomore guard Stan Joplln was the high lor the Rockets with 10, while aophomore forward Mike WU!iams had 12 lor Cornell. Toledo, playing at home, outrebounded ComeU 3'1·28, with lreshrnan Dick Miller of Milwaukee, Wis., leading all rebounders with !4. Miller had 13· rebounds 'in Toledo'a win over Indiana. Nichola aald the win · "wa1111't very pretty. We were pr«ty careleu on offense and were lethargic alter Wed· nesday'a game." Toledo could not shake COmeU untU late in the first hall, when .they broke a lie at 20 to takn 2f.20 lead at the hall. The Rockets came out sti'Oiig and mounted at 43-24 ICOrer lead with 10 minutes to go and ' Nichols empUed the bench. Toledo now iJ 3-1 while Cornell lost ito season· opener. In other games, otterbein whipped Wabash (Ind.) 91~. Wilmington edged C~rvllle 118-82, Berea (Ky). downed Ohio Wesleyan 9U8 In the opening round of the Berea Uons Tournament, and in the initial round ol the Tran· . sylvania Tip-Off Tournament Capital eamed a berth in tonight's linalo with a. 71-03 victory over Georgetown (Ky.) and Tran•vlvanl• (Ky.) overwhelmed ·urbana !ICMiO. At Westerville, Sehlor guard Larry A owning and sophomore center Ed Williams both scored 16 points to lead Otterbein to Its win over Wabash. otterbein had s!I players In double figureB as the Car· dinals evened their record at 1-1. Wabash now is 1-3. . Guard John · Nuoo and forward Cliff Washington, both with 20 points, led Wilmingtoo to its first victory over Cedarville. the Quakers. 1·? n•ed n CINCINNATI (UP!) - The Cincinnati Reds announced Frl~y nlghl that 20-year old Manny Sarmiento, the winningest Ptll;her in the team's organization in 1976, has signed a one-year cootract with the Reds for 1977. SsnnlentD, who won't be 21 _y College B•slcetbill Results Bridgewater 7 1 wstrn Md . 67 Bv United Press International Coppin St . 109 Loyola Md . 84 · Tour,aments D.C. Teacher.s 121 Strayer 62 (1st Round Fyl\llle 51 . 68 Pembrke St. 67 Show -Me Classic Gallaudet 95 Wash . Bible 70 No. TelC. . St . 62 Sl. Lou is 60 Madi son 69 Georgia St. 6B Missouri 76 Illinois 75 M iss. Coli . 97·T(!nn Mrln 84 Sun Devil Classic Morgan St . 90 Jhns t-1opkn s 80. Wi chita St. 57 Oregon 49 Norfolk St . 92 N.C. Cl!nl 65 Ariz . St. 86 Saro Diego St . 55 Randolph -Men 100 G. Mason 69 East Ogtlhrp~. 9l "USC.Spr tnbg 71 Binghmtn St . 108 Bari,Jch 89 South Alabama 102 Rider 80 Bloomsburg 57 L eMoyne 57 TOWson St . 74 Ball u . 73 Campbell 65 Methodist 61 Virgini a St . 107 N.c A& T 57 Crngl e-MIIn 83 Sl Vince 64 Wake Forf>sl 9'1 wa shington 75 Coast Guard 65 Babson ·ss Midwe5t AIA .90 Quint y 86 Hamilton 90 Mansfl d Sl 74 Hart Wick 90 Qu innlpiac 77 Ball S1a1e 81 Ind . Cent 77 Lowell U. 89 Co lb y 85 Baker 81 M id Amer ica Nar 74 Mercy Coil. 118 New Pa itz .e3 Bnd c tn e 67 Wm . Jewell Mo. 65 Monmlh 99 Mt . St. M ary ' s 71 Capital 0 . 71 Geotown Ky 5~ Oneonta St. 61 Hunt er 52 Cent Meth 63 Harris Tchrs 54 .Oswego St 67 Oltowa U 66 Culver Slockton 96 SE Mo. 8 1 Pa ce 87 Dr ew 78 Drury Mo . 80 Tenne . 51. 73 Pot sdam St 8~ Elmira 77 Elmhurst 71 Qoc ktord 68 , ot Rnsselaer Ply 77 Clarksn 60 Luther 68 Dana 59 Ston y Brook 83 Rchslr Tech 63 M onm th 88 Ill Co li 84 , ot St. Lwrnce .80 Allr ed Un i\1 . 71 Otterbein 91 Wabsh tn d. 69 ·St . Michael 's 82 N H. Coli 62 Ripon 72 Coe 69 Suffolk 117 Fi t chburg St. 80 St . Jos -lnd . 95 Ntheas!.r"n n Union 63 Middl ebur y .55 To ledo 58 Corn ell 95 Utica 69 St John Fi sher 63 Upper Iowa 107 St. Ambrose 81 Villano'o'a 71 Merr ima ck 63 Wliminglon 88 Cedar vi lle 82 w ooster 0 . 67 Rochest er 66 Southwest South Regis 75 Ph.lllips nwr e T ~lC. a s Ar mslrng SL 86 St. Pau l 's 75 , A&.M 70 AnQelo St . 69' Bthne Cookmn 71 M . Brown 69 · Tex. Luth Co li 70 DBlias Bap ~9 Saturday & Sunday December 4th /i, 5th lO :OOtoS:OOp.m. Door pr.izes and refreshments wi II be served. Featuring 6,000 L..'POilnse,lti<•s in pots, tubes and .-/'"P"'~ing baskets, plus foilage plants and many more. A free . live plant for ail. HUBBARDS GREEN HOHSE 992-5776 Syracuse, Ohio. Lutut St1ndlngs United Press lnfernationll North Pressing defense to force tht Yellow Jackets Into · numerous turnovers . Wllmington led 51.,19 at the h~~f . in. \the contest at Wllllli08tOII. High for C~rville, now 2= 3, and for the game was center Don Smith's 22 points. Tonight, Ohio college bssketbaU action· is heavy with 27 games on tap, · hi~hllgbted by Ohio State's contest at Virginia Tech and . Soutb Florida's game . with loth·ranked Cincinnati in the Queen Clty. FridiV'I Results ClnciMati 6 Calgary 4 Edmonton 0 Hous o, tie Quebec s New Eno 5, tie Winnipeg • Mlnne$0tl 3 { Only games sct,eduled) w i t pts gf ga Kalamazoo 12 9 2 2d 103 81 "fVnday's Games Fl int 11 10 J 25 91 85 Edmonton at Minnesota Sagi naY( 10 ~0 • 2• 92 90 Houston et Clnclnna11 Muskegon 9 10 J 21 81 88 Winnipeg at Quebec Pori Huron 9 IJ 2 20 8S 94 PhOenix at Calgary SDutl'l {Only games scheduled ) w I t p_ts tf 91 Dayton 12 8 1 25 81 84 ' To ledo 10 10 • 24 96 99 NBA standlngt Co lumbus • 9 10 5 2J 92 93 For t Wayne 9 11 • 22 89 103 Un ited Press lnternltionlil Friday ' s R esuth Port Huron 2 Muskegon 2, tle Eastern Conference Kalamazoo 1 Sa gln.sw 2, t ie Attan1a Division W L Pet. GB Columbus 5 Fort Wayn e 2 · Day lon 2 Toledo 7, tie Boston 12 8 .6QO Sunday 's ·aames · Phlla . 12 9 .571 112 Buffalo 10 12 .• ss l Port H ul'on at Dayton Muskegon at F Ifni · NY Knlcks 9 12 .429 l lfl NY Nets 9 13 .-409 4 S aglna~w t~l Kala ma zoo Central Division Fort Wayne at rotecto W l Pel. GB Cleve . 16 5 .762 Houston 13 5 .722 l'h NHL Standlnts N. orleans ll 8 .600 3 By United Pren lnternation.al San Ant . 11 11 .500 5 11~ C1mpbell Conterenc:e Wash . 8 12 .400 7 112 Patrick Division Atlanta 7 15 .318 9'1:1 W L T Ph . GF GA Western conference NY lsl andrs 15 1 3 33 87 62 Midwest Division Phlla 12 7 6 30 87 72 ,. W L Pet . Gl 12 8 6 'Jo 91 81 Denver until Feb. 2 but already-is-a Atlanta 1.4 6 .700 NY Rangers1 1 11 .4 26 93 87 Detroit 12 l"1 .522 3'h veteran of live professiooal Smythe Division K t~n . City 11 12 .4711 411, seasons, pitched for !loth the W L T Pts. GF GA lndiaM 10 12 .4SS S St . Louis 12 11 2 26 78 94 Mitwau . 4 20 .167 lt1!1 Reds and the club 's . Chicago 10 13 2 22 84 93 Chicago 2 14 .125 10 Indianapolis .minor league Colorado 8 15 3 19 73 88 PaciHc Division team in 1976, coming up with M innesota 6 15 4 16 68 105 W L Pet. GB Vancou\ler 6 19 2 14 68 107 Port. 14 6 .700 a ID!jll of 16 wina. Wales Conference Los Ang . 12 8 .600 2 Norris Dl\llslon He was )Hi at Indianapolis seattle 13 10 . ~65 2 1h . GF GA Golden St . 10 10 · .500 J IJ~ before being promoted in late Montreal 19W l4 T.4 Pts -12 137 61 Phoenix 1 10 .412 5 1h July to Cincinnati, where he Los Angeles 8 11 9 15 92 92 Fritlay ' s Results 9 11 5 1l 74 85 Bos ton 115 Chicago 10.9, ot was r..t, with an earned nm Pittsburgh Detroit 8 13 4 20 .69 83 Buffalo 135 NY Knicks 112 average of 2.05, best on the Washington 7 15 3 17 . 69 101 Denver 126 NY Nets 124 Adams Division team, in his 22 relief Seattle 121 Phlla<lelphlll 112 W L T Pts. GF GA New Orleans 1'21 Atlan tll 105 appearances. Boston 19 6 1 39 102 76 Detroit 124 Kanus City 115 The Reds · have now an· Buffalo 13 6 3 19 76 ~4 indiana 112 Cleveland 109 Toron to 12 9 4 28 96 84 Portland 113 Phoen l)( 99 nounced the signing of nine Cleveland. 6 12 7 19 66 8-1 Los Ang l l4 San Antonio 104 players for the upcoming Friday 's Re sults (Only games schedul ed l Phila 4 washing ton 4, ·tie season. Sunday ' s Games Atlanta 3 Bos ton 1 Denver at New Orleans Colorado 3 Vancouver 2 Boston at tt:ansas City Sl . LOUi!. 2 Cleve 2, tie San Antonio at Phoen ix Friday'$ (Only ga mes scheduled ) Cleveland at" Portland Ohio College Sunday's Gimes (Only games sched u l~;"d) BciSk!!fball Res~IIS TorQnto al NY Rangers United Pres! lnternatioila t Cievelana at Philadelph ia Toledo 58 Cornel.l 35 Washihgton at Boston Ott erbein 91 Wa lsh 69 Witrning_ton 68 Ceda r vi lle S2 , Go torado a1 Buffalo Vancouver at Chicago Berea Ky. I Only gam es scheduled ) L ions Tournament Bere a 92 Ohio w esl eyan es WHA Standinjs Trensvlvania Ky . Bv Un ited Pre ss International DETROIT (UPJ) Tip -Oft Tournament East Capita l 71 Georgeto wn Ky 58 Reserve forward AI W L T Pts. GF GA Tra nsyl \lan la K y . 95 Urbana Quebec 15 10 1 31 l19 100 Eberhard will be out of action 60 Cincinnati 13 9 1 1B no .88 indianapls 13 10 2 28 85 97 for a week to 10 ~ys because Minneso ta 9 12 4 22 76 BJ of a fractured right big toe, New Englnd 9 12 4 22 85 92 w est Detroit Pistons Birminghm 8 20 I 17 94 118 the Ath . Jn Action 83 Webr St 16 We st announced Fri~Y. MQntena St. 65 Air Force 59 W L T Pts. GF GA Pac ific (Ca l. I 11 China 47 Eberhard, ~. 225-pound Winnipeg 15 10 l . J1 l2d 88 Pa c Luth 95 St . Mart in's 88 product of Missouri, is.in his Houston 12 7 4 28 79 61 San Fran 93 California 70 San Diego 13 10 l 28 8J. 86 third season with the Pistons Sea tHe 90 Puget Sound 78 ~hoenix ·12 11 2 26 90 103 .wa sh . St . 66 Gom;aga 57 Edmonton 11 ld 1 23 74 94 and has scored 100 points In ; Yugos Nat : 64 Colo·. 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WUiiam Seidman, coor· dinator of White House 'economic policy, agi'eed that the market place will decide whether the prices stick. One analyst said if the prices do laU, it will be known by January. ' But if they hold; it will mean an overall 12 per cent price boost in sheet and strip steel, used by the appliance and autDmotive industries, iii 1976. • Observers believed that ill actions and generally make order to prevent this, the things more troublesome for administration isunched its sellers who want to raise harshest attack on price iii· prices in the competitiv! cr....,. In two years. But steel market. nobody expects the criticism "Obviously, they were alone to have much effect. thinking of the possibility of The price increases, which price cootrols when Carter · went into effect last Wednes- moves in," said a source with ~y, were made at this time contacts witb sever.al steel for several rea!!OIIs. firms. But Speer disputes this Carter view , and In ~oing so, Since . the administration machinery is underscored the. econOJI!ic · not fully in motion yet , it was factor in tbe price action. an 'opportune time tD act, "H we were worried that according to some. sources. the Carter administration Carter .said after the ·were going tD impose price increases were . announced controls, we would not have Nov. 24 that he would not come out and said we would impose price cootrols during not raise prices on any other his administra!Dn. products than Oat...olled." But the president-elect is The stOI'I industry cootends conslderlo.g .an Hincomes that, unlike many steel pro· polley'.w1bat would require ducts, Oat-rolled products are advance notice of pricing doing well-that the demand FREEl TRASH COMPACTOR PRESTO BURGER AND PRESTO HOT DOGGER WITH PURCHASE OF SAVE '101 ON MODEL RE930 MICROWAVE OVEN ·· , «:» •• ..-:.•_..I._ llu 11 Plus Free Ham! ......,1iiol:..,.....,9ill......,_ __.. FO_RTHE_BE~T HOLIDAY SELECTION. .....1 ' 1~.7, 17."7 or 20.7 No-Frost Refrigerator-Freezers. Just SAVE COME IN SOON! 30'12'' $25 . SAVE SERVING MEIGS, GAWA AND MASON COUNnES - JACK W. cARSEY, MGR. PHONE 992-2181 . S'TORE. HOURS: OP£N 8:3().5:30. MILL CLOSES AT 5 P.M. . Widel '-'0111' ., , .• ,... .. . POMEROY LANDMARK $50 I • UNIOO FREEZER OR CO.OP WATER for them is good, But executives say that the proftt margin oo sheet and strip steel is poor. Analysts point out that through September of 1976 , sheet and strip shipments were up 42. ~ over the first nine months of 197~. But at . the same time profitability oo sheet and Strip was only 3.6 per cent through September, off from 4.7 per cent for all of 1975. "The problem is," said Speer, "that if you have a Jl'oductlilie (sheet and strip ) that isn't viable, you have one of two deci$lons. Either get a price that makes ii viable or you don 'I make the prodcut.'' William Verity·, Armco Steel Corp. ·chairman , agreed. A price increase is necessary, he said, "if we are tD stay iii the flat rolled business." AMONG THE FIRST PLACE wiMers inJhe various categories of the Farmers Bunk and Savings Co. "dress a doll" contest are these women . Each received a $25 savings bond. Some 72 dolls costumed by residents will go to the underprivileged lor Christmas. From the left are Marilyn Spencer, Chester, knit.crochet division; Linda Well, Chester, sensible dress, and Gail Hovatter, fancy dress. l Hanky panky turned up in compensation audit Carter busy on • app~mtments COLUMBUS (UP!) - An Gov. James. A. Rhodes, Ohio Industrial Commissioo claims Involving a worker's internal audit turned up new "!Dtal disability" were being evidence of the state's Work· approved aM paid in Ohio at men's COmpensation Fund the rate of about 3,500 new being "milked dry" over the cases per year. On the average, less than 00 past several years, Scripp... Howard ~ewspapers has sucli cases per year were · ·approved and paid iii Califor· teamed. Investigators found that nia, New York, Michigan, from 1973 through 1975, the New Jersey . . Pennsylvania last two years of former Gov. and Georgia. Scripps-Howard Satur~y John J. Gilligan's administration and the first quoted OIC ilivestigators as year of the admiJiistration of · saying the number of !Dial disability cases on the books in 10hio "are in excess or 2,000 per cent of some states." The OIC declares totaUy disabled· persons unable to work after they have been injured on the job. The Workmen's Compensation Fund pays out un average of $5,104 a yea~ on each · approved disabllity claim, including benefits and medical care. In terms of total dollars, the fund was paying out an Carter announced Fri~y ·he had chosen veteran Eastern establishment troubl~shooter cyrus Vance as secretary of stste and Atlanta banker Thomas Bertram Lance, who once ran for Georgia governor, tD head the Office of Management and Budget and help make good on catnpaign prontises to cut the federal bureaucracy. He called both VOL. ll NO. 45 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1976 appointments "superlative." , Overall, Carter is ' proceeding more slowly ttian •£~ hispredecessorsontrSriSition ' appoilitments. The President-elect has · BY DONALD LAMBRO Party. with the people and "to not said he hopes tD ·have his WASIUNGTON (UP!) Somearguedoverwhowas · lake myself too seriously." cabinet identified by Some admitted they were an tD blame for the party's One of the departlnl! colChristmas. en~ngered spec1es. All could defeat in November, leagues, yo\Dlg Gov. Christo· By comparison, Dwight Ei· have called themselves, qutte Fol111er Gov. Tom McCall pher "Kit" Bond of Missouri senhower completed his honestly, the loneliest !)len in of Oregon, a Nelson said he had Jeamed a great cabinet and White House staff town . Rockefeller fan to the end, deal from his upset defeat for iii November, 1952, the same They were country's said .the GOP would be iii a second term indicating month as the election. remaining Republican great shape ~y if Nelson that he might be back tD fight Richard Nixon announced his governors, \rying to figure had been nominated and again ooe day· soon. White House staff within ~ys out why their tribe has been elected president in 1968 But Thompson Bond after the 1968 election and depleled to a dismal dozen instead 'of Richard Nixon. McCall · former 'Treasury presented all Cabinet and how they cari reverse McCall blamed the party's s.ecret~ry John Connally, declinmg fortunes on its right who. was governor of Texas, members simultaneously that trend. . , Dec. II. John Ken11edy · Old and new alike;theGOP wing, former Gov. George-Romney completed his cabinet on Dec. ·governors tprned their . It was McCall whq ~looed of · Michigan, Sen. Robert 17, 1960. annual two-4ay winter lila\ the GOP "has made so Dole R-Kan. and many Carter returns to confe_ren<;e last week intD a rruiny fatal mistakes it ~ds ·other~ appeared to share tbe Washiligton oexl Wednesday politrcal paychoanaiysrs 1tself an endangered apecres prevailing -11iew: the party for the second time since his session in which they at its own graveside." Others has wchange its image and election. dis.iected their party from the who followed him accepted change it fast. He expects tD meet. during . Wln1e House tD the lo<;al the _endaugered species comConnally, who hinted be the two-day stay with precinct. , parrson. might be interested in members of Coogress, his The table the governors sat One of the rising new stars, becoming GOP national transition staff, business around was small , by past Gov.-elect James "B!g Jim" chairman, spoke of launching leaders and the Joint Chiefs conference stan~ds. There Thompaon of Dlinots, told an aggressive hard-sell. of Staff. There are no plans, was almost. a semmar aimo-1 how he trounced his campaign to• win new however, for him to meet phere as they debated the , Democratic opponent by converts for the party ' and again with Pre,sident Ford., future ol the Republican learning how tD "identify" field "bold new proposals," in response to Democratic programs. · Thompson, sounding very much like the ·presidenUal ' · hopeful he is being trumpeted .: By JIM ANDERSON magazine. than to the United States - of the ecooomic scene, writes tD be, said the party was WASIUNGTON (UP!) U.S. officials have en· and. give America an in Foreign Policy's winter WOrld oil prices have been couraged Middle East oil advantage over its industrial issue that the faulty atrategy crippled by a severely go!J18 up with the encourage· price increases since 1971 in competitors, says V.H. helped to cause an negative image and that it had to broaden base , mentandcolluslon of lhe U.S. lhe belief they would 'cause Oppenheim. iliternatiooal recession and tD particularly among blacks government, according to an greater ecooomic damage tD · Oppenheim, described as a trigger worldwide inflation. and the young. arUcle in Foreign Policy Japan and European nations Washington-based oblerver In a ciX!lpanion article, ,..-.::;:__ _ _ __:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..., 1beodore Moran predicts oil AI the end, Kansas Gov. Robert Bennett, new prices will go up 10 to 15 per chairman of the GOP governors, announced . that above the level "the funeral that was 1 He says tensions may scheduled for the Republican heighten within the Party will not be held." · WASIUNGTON (UPI) - temporilry stay or tD extend write a book about it. Organization of Petroleum ' 'rhe Supreme Court often is the stay and weigh "The party will survive," If the temporary stay is asked 'to spare the constitutional questions dissolved, another problem Exporting COuntries when · Bond said. efforts to balance supply and ~demned . Now, for the first raised by LDF. The latter aiises. some time anyooe can recall, it has process could take months. The firing squad had been demand · cause members to let larger spared at least temporarUy a Gilmore told prison ordered lor Mon~y tD avoid person who wants to die. officials he wanted • to poSsible conflict with a Utah numbers ol producing Gary GUmore, convicted of tele(ilone his mother and try law that' says execution~ facilities lie idle. OPEC _murdering a Utah motel tD talk her intD dropping the must occur 60 ~ys from nations are likely to deal with manager, was to be shot at case. State ~-WYers said they simlenclng: Gilmore was the internal scramble lor sUnrise Mon~y. But the high will contend she has no legal sentenced Oct. 7, making the revenues by assigning court stepped 1n Fri~y w standing to appeal on· her 60-day deadline fall on explicit production quotas . stay the execution. .~ son's behalf. WASHINGTON (UPI) Tuesday, and lbe high coltrl's with steeply rising oil prices, GIIDiore's lawyer said the About 17,000 persons will be The SUpreme Court may stay might extend beyond he contends. Oppenheim says Nixon ad· invited tD spend $25 apiece lor 38-year-old convict, who have been moved in its initial Tuesday no matter what its .ministration llgure·s often grandstand seats at Jimmy wants tci be shot, was "very stay by the priliciple !hat final decision. · predicted, and, seemed lo Carter's two-hour inaugural disappointed" ' . about the justice is Ior everybody, not State officials · doubt advocate, higher qll prices. parade, the President-elect's ruling which could force bini just a single individual, since Gllmore would be freed under ,He quotes former inaugural committee to•"languish" lor months or laUout from the Gllmore case the 60-4ay deadline law, · Ambassador to Saudi Arabia announced Sstur~y.. ~ on death row at Draper o:ould affect otlters in the saying intervening state James Akins as saying state Prlaon. Tens of thousands of future. stays of execution have 'Three of the nine Supreme The court eJ<pressed stopped the 60 ~ys from Secretary of State Henry · additional spectators are Court justices did not want to particular interest In Utah's running. But the convict's Kissinger told the Shah of expected to stand and watch coni!lder GIIDiore'• cue, but reacllon to LDF charges that lawyer Is expected tD cite the Iran in 1975, "the United the show free . the majority decided to post· Gilmore did not inlelllgenUy deadline in a trial court States u·nderstands Iran's Floats, bands and other desire lor higher oU prices." showy units will be selected pone his ~ with death at waive his right tD appeal motion Tu~y. least IDllll U.tah responds to a alter being convicted of Even If Gilmore were rid of Oppenheim says Iran by the governors or every stay application flied by the murder. the murder conviction interpr*d this as an encour- state and U.S. territDry tD NAACP Legal Delenae Fund take part in the Jail. 20 march LDF said there is no entirely, he stlll has l!llother agement to raise price!. ·on behalf of Gilmore's evidence he was advised of . charge hanging over him ·and up Pennsylvania Avenue past ltlother. The court wid state rights he was wpiving "or could go through the same Carter'S solar-healed lawyers tD me the papers by that he knew ot understond grueling process again, reviewilig stand at the White Tuesday. House . them.'' Gilmore may chafe at Unless Gilmore finds "We are confident the II also noted the Ulah society'sdelay in taking a iife another way to end it all, he SUpreme COurt did not rule on for a Hfe. But his case could inaugural celebration will Cloudy today, witt. highs in reach out and be touched by \YWiiave tD Uve at least unill valldity of the capital punish· reinforce some valuable rules tbe justices have read the men I law, and said the for others more anxious to the mid 308. Colder tonight, all people across the land," !JIIIterial. jl'isoner for il time was Uve than die and lor a system lows In the 20s. Sriow llkely said Ms. Vicki RDgera, co· -After the justices review represented by a lawyer who whoae watchword is supposed Monday. Probability of chairman· of the Carter !lie slate and LDF !JO(Ii.tions. had a Dnancial interest in his to be "equal justice under prooipitation iJ 10 per cent Inaugural COmmittee. today, 30 per cent tonight, 50 "In order for the 1977 ltl_ey will decide e•u•er to drop death because he wanted tD laW." per cent Monday . the cue and lift the inaugural parade to be truly PLAINS, Ga: (UPI) President-elect Jimmy Carter, after choosing · an insider . and an outsider for two lop administration posts, settled down Ssllii'~Y to .!he !Dugh task of naming 10 more cabinet members and filling other major jol>i. With no formal appointments scheduled, Carter concentrated on reading profiles of potential appointees prepared by chief talent s~p.ut Hamil ton Jor~n. Jordan 'baa made in· depth iliquiriea on about 70 persons being considered for key pos~ in the new. government. One anticipated appointment is that of Atlanta attDrney Robert J. Upshutz, Carter's campaign treasurer, as White House counsel. An early Carter supporter, Lipshutz would beeome tbe next president's chief lawyer and a policy adviser in a number of areas. Lipshutz, :;4, vice chairman of ·the Geo~~ Board of Hliman Resources, declined to;coounent about reports on his· selection. He would have tD divest hin\self of private banking and financial interests before taking the While House job. yet another possible appointment is that of Juanita Kreps, vice president of Duke University· and a pt;ominent economist, to a post either on the Councll of Ecu10mic A<lvisers or as iallor secretary. ·nI.. ter.e..n·t WI•th. R ock y.? Nixon-Simon oil policies attacked .. G.11more spar.ed by.court. . ~r::.~::~~~~r ~ Model ~B7J)QT $50 ON THE PAIR HOTPOINT AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CONTROl OOKS YOUR FOOD TO THE EXACT GREE YOU WANT... AUTOMATICALLY! DELUXE SELF-CLEANING 30" OVEN-RANGE WITH . BLACK GLASS DOOR! SAVE SAVE '50 ! ,(UPI) company officials ' . POMEROY LANDMARK .and HOTPOINT'S - FREE SCO'n' MACLEOD . ' ' Steelmen defend price hike additional $17.9 mUiion iii disability payments each year from 1973 through 1975. lnvestigalors said that cur· renUy iii Ohio, there are about 21,000 persons receiving total disability payments that cost the fund more than $107 million lirlnually. There are only two possible explanations, said OIC Olair· man Wiliilllll W. Johnston. "Either the O!C is past years has been too liberal in PAGE l·D Death comes as life supports · ordered removed JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) - A comatose 28year-old mother who had ·been kept breathing by a respirator lor 14 days died Saturday 13 minutes after doctors, acUng under a · · tou.rt order, unplugged ber support system. ""It's all over," coo· firmed Roy Lewta,. •• . atloroey for . Dr. James Eugene Glenn, the physician treating Mrs. Cella Cain. Doctors said Mra. Cain bad been clinically dead for two weeka, that her brain wu partially diuolved and that her blood · waa · beginaiDg to coagulate within her blood vessels. · life ,:,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: NOW YOU KNOW The Inca lndiaos did not have an·alphabel or a written language. ,. , , ~ .........•.•.•.·.•.•.•.•.•.•.•:.·.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•,•.•.•,•,•.:.•.•,•.•.•.•.:. ample, a worker injured in 1973 won a 50 per cent disabllity awurd from the OIC and in 1974 filed another injury claim. He was deciored 70 per L'l!nt disabled on U1e second tiaim. and when the same worker fiiL~I again in 1975, he . w<>n yet ""'~her disability award. Johnston said U10sC cases are almost impos.qible to trace because the burenu index fil e was abolished several years ago, ''I U~swn~ · to suve money." He ordered the. index buck inlo service, said Johnston, to allow the OI C to immediately check each cluiril to make sure an award wus not granU.'<i before. The investigation will be a "slow process ," predicted Ohio Attorney General WUilani J . Brown, called in to investigate the Workn:mn 's Compensation ~' und 'l'hursday by Rhodes. Brown sa id he cannot speculate when he will call a grand jury into session. In Cuyahoga County alone, more ti•an 100 persons have been indicted lor defrauding the fund out of hundreds of thousands o! dollars through fake claims. · r---------------~--..-.-----1 f 1 r 1 I 1 1 . . Dateline . · • G·ollw a - · · 1 I 1 0 11 By Hobart Wi111on Jr. C. L, (Johnny IEcker, baseball coach, Rio Grande College, will conduct a baseball clinic at Rio's Lyne Center on Sstur~y, Jan. 22. +++ '!'HE clinic will be for area coaches, managers, players, umpires, and fans. Scheduled speidters include Bob Wren, former Ohio University baseball coach; Jerry France, head baseball coach at OU: Mike Burcham, Ironton high ·sch~l bssebaU coach; Bob Starcher, Malone College baseball coach; Pete Fields, !Dp-rated umpire in the Mid-American Conference and Tom Spencer, American Association All.siar centerfielder ··.now jVllh 1the Chic~go White Sox. ,4 ' +++ PRE.fegistration fee is $4 for coaches and adults, and must be paid by Jan. 18. Late registration fee is $5 at the door the day of the clinic for coaches or adults. Students and players will pay at the door the ~y of the clinic. Checks should be made payable to: Baseball Clinic, Rio Grande College, Box 849, Rio Grande, Ohio, 45674. Schedule of events will be announced by Coach Ecker. ....·.·.······················.·.·.·.·.·.- ·.·.·.············ ············' EXTENDED OUTLOOK Monday through Wedaeaday, chance ol snow Monday, clearing Tues~y aad fair Wednesday. High• will be In tbe 3GB Monday, falling to 15 to 25 by +++ Wednesday. Lows will be In AFTER several "mild"winters, it appears 1978-77 is going . the teens MoDday, the 20s tD be one tD remember. Clly Schools SUpt. Don Stijggs recently .Tueaday and 5 to. 15 distributed information.sheets to district pupils in connection Wednesday monilng. with emergency closing ofschools, due to bad wealher. 'I +++ Inaugural seats to cost $25 each · Weather granting_ these clairns or Ohio is the most unsafe state in which to work," he said. Johnston said 1 million claims lor total disability payments were filed In California in 1973, for example, but only 122 were approved. That same year, he said, Ohio had about 350,000 claims and approved nearly 3,~00. lnvesliga!Drs found that the OIC from 1973 lhrough 1975 was usi ng the same physicians for nearly all disability cases, a practice that has now been ended. Johnston said the OIC is also taking a more conservative look before granting disability claims. He suspects the number of approvals this year will be abeul 30 per cent lower than· in 1975. Also uncovered was evidence of what ·Johnston calls "sophisticated fraud ," involving workers injured on the job being declared 300 to 400 per cent disabled. "The body is only wortll'lOO per cent," Johnston sold, "and lhe law says 'that no person can receive more than 100 per cent" of their entltJed benefi15. !nvestiga!Drs found, for ex· represenUve," she said,,jjthe committee is going directly to ·the people by going through their highest state official." Each governor will select one or two entries. If only one is chosen, it may be a band, a marching unit, an equestrian team or a float. But if there are two, one of them must be a float. Each float ~an be 60 feet loog, 12 feet wide a !XI no more than 17 feet high. The parade will follow the 'swearing-ln <;eremony on the East steps oi the CapltDI building. Appro~imat.ely • . 17,000 pei'llmS will be Invited tD buy the $25 tickets to sii in graqdslands being erected on Pennsyl-vania Avenue between 15111 and 17th Streets NorUiwest. But there will be · no bleachers along the rest of the parade route, said Ms. Rogers, ao as many as a half million people can see the parade clearly at no cost. . THE emergency closing plan reads: (I) Each student Ia requeSted to lake thiJ emergency plan home and have it available for reading when necessary; (2) When an emergency condition ell:ists that calls for a closing of !he city schools, the local radio station in Gallipolis (WJEH) wiD broaqcar such bulletins only as issued by the city supel'iillendentof schools, and tbese bulletins will he on the.air bY 8~15 a'.m., or earller,or as early as po88ible when a weather emergency has developed; (3) II no bulletin is aMounced by the local radio station, it Is assumed city schools are tD be open; (4) Do not call the radio station,.the city Superintendent, or school persoMel. This merely Ues up telephone Unes. Listen lor bulletins; (5) If the city schools have already opened for the dsy and a weather emergency occurs during school hl)urs the students will be sent home by bus early "- this will also be announced on the local radio station and (6) H city schools are closed, city school buaes will not make runs to the Buckeye ,HUIB Career Center. +++ SPEAKING of winter, we've recerved several complaints from irate Gallia Countiaos concerning the snow and icy road coodilions throughout the county. Several accidents have been reported the past few ~ys as a result of poor road conditions. Some residents want to know how Meigs, Lawrence and Jackson COIDlties keep their roa~ in good shape at all times, and not Gallla. Our ooly 1111ggestion is to call the county and state highway deparlirlents and ask l.hem. +++ ' TWEN1"t YEAilS AGO, from the files of the Dally ,Tribune and weekly Gallla Times ... City water rates going up anywhere from 33 tD 67 percent ... Frank Plymale appointed to · Gallia COunty OIOd Welfare Board ... Temperature cllmba to 76 degrees here oo Dec. 6, misalng Gallla •s all-time December high mark of 79 in 11195 and 1911 by just three degrees ... Neil McMahon and John ThCIIIUIB elected co.chaptaina of 1955-56 GAHS mue Devils baskelbaU team ... Martella Pioneers scalp Rio Redmen, 7~ ... Wellston <\tops GAHS 75-59'in SEOAL opener, llllajll Blue Devils record for year, 49ilame winning streak in coof~rence play. ,, �r < 11-C-The Sunday Tlrnes&ntlnel, Sunday, Dec. 5,1976 Pro standings Toledo·drops Cornell quintet, 58-35 U: lied~~ bdei"'UU~I 'fue Toledo Rockets, upset victors over defending national champion Indiana .arUer this week, found the going a bit easter Friday night. A tenacious defense 1 coupled with soUd ·rebound· ing, propelled the Rockets to a ~ win over Cornell to highlight Ohio college basket; ball action. You might have expect"!! the Rockets to let down after tbeir 59-57 win over the filth. ranked Hoosiers Wedn~y night, but that wasn't the case, at '!east in the second haU. Rockets' coach Bob Nichols used 12 players, 11 of whom scored . Sophomore guard Stan Joplln was the high lor the Rockets with 10, while aophomore forward Mike WU!iams had 12 lor Cornell. Toledo, playing at home, outrebounded ComeU 3'1·28, with lreshrnan Dick Miller of Milwaukee, Wis., leading all rebounders with !4. Miller had 13· rebounds 'in Toledo'a win over Indiana. Nichola aald the win · "wa1111't very pretty. We were pr«ty careleu on offense and were lethargic alter Wed· nesday'a game." Toledo could not shake COmeU untU late in the first hall, when .they broke a lie at 20 to takn 2f.20 lead at the hall. The Rockets came out sti'Oiig and mounted at 43-24 ICOrer lead with 10 minutes to go and ' Nichols empUed the bench. Toledo now iJ 3-1 while Cornell lost ito season· opener. In other games, otterbein whipped Wabash (Ind.) 91~. Wilmington edged C~rvllle 118-82, Berea (Ky). downed Ohio Wesleyan 9U8 In the opening round of the Berea Uons Tournament, and in the initial round ol the Tran· . sylvania Tip-Off Tournament Capital eamed a berth in tonight's linalo with a. 71-03 victory over Georgetown (Ky.) and Tran•vlvanl• (Ky.) overwhelmed ·urbana !ICMiO. At Westerville, Sehlor guard Larry A owning and sophomore center Ed Williams both scored 16 points to lead Otterbein to Its win over Wabash. otterbein had s!I players In double figureB as the Car· dinals evened their record at 1-1. Wabash now is 1-3. . Guard John · Nuoo and forward Cliff Washington, both with 20 points, led Wilmingtoo to its first victory over Cedarville. the Quakers. 1·? n•ed n CINCINNATI (UP!) - The Cincinnati Reds announced Frl~y nlghl that 20-year old Manny Sarmiento, the winningest Ptll;her in the team's organization in 1976, has signed a one-year cootract with the Reds for 1977. SsnnlentD, who won't be 21 _y College B•slcetbill Results Bridgewater 7 1 wstrn Md . 67 Bv United Press International Coppin St . 109 Loyola Md . 84 · Tour,aments D.C. Teacher.s 121 Strayer 62 (1st Round Fyl\llle 51 . 68 Pembrke St. 67 Show -Me Classic Gallaudet 95 Wash . Bible 70 No. TelC. . St . 62 Sl. Lou is 60 Madi son 69 Georgia St. 6B Missouri 76 Illinois 75 M iss. Coli . 97·T(!nn Mrln 84 Sun Devil Classic Morgan St . 90 Jhns t-1opkn s 80. Wi chita St. 57 Oregon 49 Norfolk St . 92 N.C. Cl!nl 65 Ariz . St. 86 Saro Diego St . 55 Randolph -Men 100 G. Mason 69 East Ogtlhrp~. 9l "USC.Spr tnbg 71 Binghmtn St . 108 Bari,Jch 89 South Alabama 102 Rider 80 Bloomsburg 57 L eMoyne 57 TOWson St . 74 Ball u . 73 Campbell 65 Methodist 61 Virgini a St . 107 N.c A& T 57 Crngl e-MIIn 83 Sl Vince 64 Wake Forf>sl 9'1 wa shington 75 Coast Guard 65 Babson ·ss Midwe5t AIA .90 Quint y 86 Hamilton 90 Mansfl d Sl 74 Hart Wick 90 Qu innlpiac 77 Ball S1a1e 81 Ind . Cent 77 Lowell U. 89 Co lb y 85 Baker 81 M id Amer ica Nar 74 Mercy Coil. 118 New Pa itz .e3 Bnd c tn e 67 Wm . Jewell Mo. 65 Monmlh 99 Mt . St. M ary ' s 71 Capital 0 . 71 Geotown Ky 5~ Oneonta St. 61 Hunt er 52 Cent Meth 63 Harris Tchrs 54 .Oswego St 67 Oltowa U 66 Culver Slockton 96 SE Mo. 8 1 Pa ce 87 Dr ew 78 Drury Mo . 80 Tenne . 51. 73 Pot sdam St 8~ Elmira 77 Elmhurst 71 Qoc ktord 68 , ot Rnsselaer Ply 77 Clarksn 60 Luther 68 Dana 59 Ston y Brook 83 Rchslr Tech 63 M onm th 88 Ill Co li 84 , ot St. Lwrnce .80 Allr ed Un i\1 . 71 Otterbein 91 Wabsh tn d. 69 ·St . Michael 's 82 N H. Coli 62 Ripon 72 Coe 69 Suffolk 117 Fi t chburg St. 80 St . Jos -lnd . 95 Ntheas!.r"n n Union 63 Middl ebur y .55 To ledo 58 Corn ell 95 Utica 69 St John Fi sher 63 Upper Iowa 107 St. Ambrose 81 Villano'o'a 71 Merr ima ck 63 Wliminglon 88 Cedar vi lle 82 w ooster 0 . 67 Rochest er 66 Southwest South Regis 75 Ph.lllips nwr e T ~lC. a s Ar mslrng SL 86 St. Pau l 's 75 , A&.M 70 AnQelo St . 69' Bthne Cookmn 71 M . Brown 69 · Tex. Luth Co li 70 DBlias Bap ~9 Saturday & Sunday December 4th /i, 5th lO :OOtoS:OOp.m. Door pr.izes and refreshments wi II be served. Featuring 6,000 L..'POilnse,lti<•s in pots, tubes and .-/'"P"'~ing baskets, plus foilage plants and many more. A free . live plant for ail. HUBBARDS GREEN HOHSE 992-5776 Syracuse, Ohio. Lutut St1ndlngs United Press lnfernationll North Pressing defense to force tht Yellow Jackets Into · numerous turnovers . Wllmington led 51.,19 at the h~~f . in. \the contest at Wllllli08tOII. High for C~rville, now 2= 3, and for the game was center Don Smith's 22 points. Tonight, Ohio college bssketbaU action· is heavy with 27 games on tap, · hi~hllgbted by Ohio State's contest at Virginia Tech and . Soutb Florida's game . with loth·ranked Cincinnati in the Queen Clty. FridiV'I Results ClnciMati 6 Calgary 4 Edmonton 0 Hous o, tie Quebec s New Eno 5, tie Winnipeg • Mlnne$0tl 3 { Only games sct,eduled) w i t pts gf ga Kalamazoo 12 9 2 2d 103 81 "fVnday's Games Fl int 11 10 J 25 91 85 Edmonton at Minnesota Sagi naY( 10 ~0 • 2• 92 90 Houston et Clnclnna11 Muskegon 9 10 J 21 81 88 Winnipeg at Quebec Pori Huron 9 IJ 2 20 8S 94 PhOenix at Calgary SDutl'l {Only games scheduled ) w I t p_ts tf 91 Dayton 12 8 1 25 81 84 ' To ledo 10 10 • 24 96 99 NBA standlngt Co lumbus • 9 10 5 2J 92 93 For t Wayne 9 11 • 22 89 103 Un ited Press lnternltionlil Friday ' s R esuth Port Huron 2 Muskegon 2, tle Eastern Conference Kalamazoo 1 Sa gln.sw 2, t ie Attan1a Division W L Pet. GB Columbus 5 Fort Wayn e 2 · Day lon 2 Toledo 7, tie Boston 12 8 .6QO Sunday 's ·aames · Phlla . 12 9 .571 112 Buffalo 10 12 .• ss l Port H ul'on at Dayton Muskegon at F Ifni · NY Knlcks 9 12 .429 l lfl NY Nets 9 13 .-409 4 S aglna~w t~l Kala ma zoo Central Division Fort Wayne at rotecto W l Pel. GB Cleve . 16 5 .762 Houston 13 5 .722 l'h NHL Standlnts N. orleans ll 8 .600 3 By United Pren lnternation.al San Ant . 11 11 .500 5 11~ C1mpbell Conterenc:e Wash . 8 12 .400 7 112 Patrick Division Atlanta 7 15 .318 9'1:1 W L T Ph . GF GA Western conference NY lsl andrs 15 1 3 33 87 62 Midwest Division Phlla 12 7 6 30 87 72 ,. W L Pet . Gl 12 8 6 'Jo 91 81 Denver until Feb. 2 but already-is-a Atlanta 1.4 6 .700 NY Rangers1 1 11 .4 26 93 87 Detroit 12 l"1 .522 3'h veteran of live professiooal Smythe Division K t~n . City 11 12 .4711 411, seasons, pitched for !loth the W L T Pts. GF GA lndiaM 10 12 .4SS S St . Louis 12 11 2 26 78 94 Mitwau . 4 20 .167 lt1!1 Reds and the club 's . Chicago 10 13 2 22 84 93 Chicago 2 14 .125 10 Indianapolis .minor league Colorado 8 15 3 19 73 88 PaciHc Division team in 1976, coming up with M innesota 6 15 4 16 68 105 W L Pet. GB Vancou\ler 6 19 2 14 68 107 Port. 14 6 .700 a ID!jll of 16 wina. Wales Conference Los Ang . 12 8 .600 2 Norris Dl\llslon He was )Hi at Indianapolis seattle 13 10 . ~65 2 1h . GF GA Golden St . 10 10 · .500 J IJ~ before being promoted in late Montreal 19W l4 T.4 Pts -12 137 61 Phoenix 1 10 .412 5 1h July to Cincinnati, where he Los Angeles 8 11 9 15 92 92 Fritlay ' s Results 9 11 5 1l 74 85 Bos ton 115 Chicago 10.9, ot was r..t, with an earned nm Pittsburgh Detroit 8 13 4 20 .69 83 Buffalo 135 NY Knicks 112 average of 2.05, best on the Washington 7 15 3 17 . 69 101 Denver 126 NY Nets 124 Adams Division team, in his 22 relief Seattle 121 Phlla<lelphlll 112 W L T Pts. GF GA New Orleans 1'21 Atlan tll 105 appearances. Boston 19 6 1 39 102 76 Detroit 124 Kanus City 115 The Reds · have now an· Buffalo 13 6 3 19 76 ~4 indiana 112 Cleveland 109 Toron to 12 9 4 28 96 84 Portland 113 Phoen l)( 99 nounced the signing of nine Cleveland. 6 12 7 19 66 8-1 Los Ang l l4 San Antonio 104 players for the upcoming Friday 's Re sults (Only games schedul ed l Phila 4 washing ton 4, ·tie season. Sunday ' s Games Atlanta 3 Bos ton 1 Denver at New Orleans Colorado 3 Vancouver 2 Boston at tt:ansas City Sl . LOUi!. 2 Cleve 2, tie San Antonio at Phoen ix Friday'$ (Only ga mes scheduled ) Cleveland at" Portland Ohio College Sunday's Gimes (Only games sched u l~;"d) BciSk!!fball Res~IIS TorQnto al NY Rangers United Pres! lnternatioila t Cievelana at Philadelph ia Toledo 58 Cornel.l 35 Washihgton at Boston Ott erbein 91 Wa lsh 69 Witrning_ton 68 Ceda r vi lle S2 , Go torado a1 Buffalo Vancouver at Chicago Berea Ky. I Only gam es scheduled ) L ions Tournament Bere a 92 Ohio w esl eyan es WHA Standinjs Trensvlvania Ky . Bv Un ited Pre ss International DETROIT (UPJ) Tip -Oft Tournament East Capita l 71 Georgeto wn Ky 58 Reserve forward AI W L T Pts. GF GA Tra nsyl \lan la K y . 95 Urbana Quebec 15 10 1 31 l19 100 Eberhard will be out of action 60 Cincinnati 13 9 1 1B no .88 indianapls 13 10 2 28 85 97 for a week to 10 ~ys because Minneso ta 9 12 4 22 76 BJ of a fractured right big toe, New Englnd 9 12 4 22 85 92 w est Detroit Pistons Birminghm 8 20 I 17 94 118 the Ath . Jn Action 83 Webr St 16 We st announced Fri~Y. MQntena St. 65 Air Force 59 W L T Pts. GF GA Pac ific (Ca l. I 11 China 47 Eberhard, ~. 225-pound Winnipeg 15 10 l . J1 l2d 88 Pa c Luth 95 St . Mart in's 88 product of Missouri, is.in his Houston 12 7 4 28 79 61 San Fran 93 California 70 San Diego 13 10 l 28 8J. 86 third season with the Pistons Sea tHe 90 Puget Sound 78 ~hoenix ·12 11 2 26 90 103 .wa sh . St . 66 Gom;aga 57 Edmonton 11 ld 1 23 74 94 and has scored 100 points In ; Yugos Nat : 64 Colo·. S1 BJ Ca lgarv, 9 14 2 20 74 83 his last seven games. · The tto.l Chain Saw a.., Sanniento inks contract with Reds ·Friday's college results ... CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE International Hockey . MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) Allpro running badt Oluc:ll: Foreman of the Mlmellota Vlkblp will sit out &lnday'a game againllt lbe Green Bay Packers beca~ of a dlarley horae. Sammy J<bnaon, wbo came tD the Vlkblp froollbe ftefl in the lrlde for Jbn LluiJ earlier thil ....... will atart in Foreman's olaoe. Piston player out with injury · a Homelit8'150 Automatic Chain Saw Aurom111c oiling tor bar and cutting chainstandard equipment. Automatic all-weat/1er atarf.ar for qu ick 'n easy starting. Automatic one-pl•u clutdth ~ industry'.s simplest Smooth and reliable. Come in and try ihe 150world's best chain saw \'Slue! It has ali the features you'd expect on more expensl'o'e models. RIDENOUR .SUPPLY . OIESTER 0. SPECIAL OFFERI ·HOUDAY HAM WITH PUROIASE · · OF SELF-CWNING -· -·--- : OVEN-RANGE OR MICROWAVE OVEN · MODELS SHOWN IN ntiS AD! SAVE ' ,$101 00 SAVE '70 PLUS FREE . HOLIDAY HAM I ON MODEL926 MICROWAVE OVEN last ~~;:~:~~~~:ed~~~ the rollback a 6 price increase ~~~.:::t~~~~~~:~ofthe ''Those geys down in Wash· tnaton think t¥Y know more abl,lut the steel market than we do,'' said an industry olflclal. ''.H the market was weak, the market would impose the price controls. The market place is the tDughest control of all." The official wasn't only complaining about the COuncll cil Wage and Price Stability, which said the increases could tDuch off a round of inflation. In Plains, Ga., President· elect· Jimmy Carter said he hoped steel eaecutives would ''terminate ltle Increase tD hold down the inflationary spiral." Irritated by the critics, United States Steel Corp. Chai~an Edgar Speer , lashed out: "They don't buy steel, not a damn one of them." L. WUiiam Seidman, coor· dinator of White House 'economic policy, agi'eed that the market place will decide whether the prices stick. One analyst said if the prices do laU, it will be known by January. ' But if they hold; it will mean an overall 12 per cent price boost in sheet and strip steel, used by the appliance and autDmotive industries, iii 1976. • Observers believed that ill actions and generally make order to prevent this, the things more troublesome for administration isunched its sellers who want to raise harshest attack on price iii· prices in the competitiv! cr....,. In two years. But steel market. nobody expects the criticism "Obviously, they were alone to have much effect. thinking of the possibility of The price increases, which price cootrols when Carter · went into effect last Wednes- moves in," said a source with ~y, were made at this time contacts witb sever.al steel for several rea!!OIIs. firms. But Speer disputes this Carter view , and In ~oing so, Since . the administration machinery is underscored the. econOJI!ic · not fully in motion yet , it was factor in tbe price action. an 'opportune time tD act, "H we were worried that according to some. sources. the Carter administration Carter .said after the ·were going tD impose price increases were . announced controls, we would not have Nov. 24 that he would not come out and said we would impose price cootrols during not raise prices on any other his administra!Dn. products than Oat...olled." But the president-elect is The stOI'I industry cootends conslderlo.g .an Hincomes that, unlike many steel pro· polley'.w1bat would require ducts, Oat-rolled products are advance notice of pricing doing well-that the demand FREEl TRASH COMPACTOR PRESTO BURGER AND PRESTO HOT DOGGER WITH PURCHASE OF SAVE '101 ON MODEL RE930 MICROWAVE OVEN ·· , «:» •• ..-:.•_..I._ llu 11 Plus Free Ham! ......,1iiol:..,.....,9ill......,_ __.. FO_RTHE_BE~T HOLIDAY SELECTION. .....1 ' 1~.7, 17."7 or 20.7 No-Frost Refrigerator-Freezers. Just SAVE COME IN SOON! 30'12'' $25 . SAVE SERVING MEIGS, GAWA AND MASON COUNnES - JACK W. cARSEY, MGR. PHONE 992-2181 . S'TORE. HOURS: OP£N 8:3().5:30. MILL CLOSES AT 5 P.M. . Widel '-'0111' ., , .• ,... .. . POMEROY LANDMARK $50 I • UNIOO FREEZER OR CO.OP WATER for them is good, But executives say that the proftt margin oo sheet and strip steel is poor. Analysts point out that through September of 1976 , sheet and strip shipments were up 42. ~ over the first nine months of 197~. But at . the same time profitability oo sheet and Strip was only 3.6 per cent through September, off from 4.7 per cent for all of 1975. "The problem is," said Speer, "that if you have a Jl'oductlilie (sheet and strip ) that isn't viable, you have one of two deci$lons. Either get a price that makes ii viable or you don 'I make the prodcut.'' William Verity·, Armco Steel Corp. ·chairman , agreed. A price increase is necessary, he said, "if we are tD stay iii the flat rolled business." AMONG THE FIRST PLACE wiMers inJhe various categories of the Farmers Bunk and Savings Co. "dress a doll" contest are these women . Each received a $25 savings bond. Some 72 dolls costumed by residents will go to the underprivileged lor Christmas. From the left are Marilyn Spencer, Chester, knit.crochet division; Linda Well, Chester, sensible dress, and Gail Hovatter, fancy dress. l Hanky panky turned up in compensation audit Carter busy on • app~mtments COLUMBUS (UP!) - An Gov. James. A. Rhodes, Ohio Industrial Commissioo claims Involving a worker's internal audit turned up new "!Dtal disability" were being evidence of the state's Work· approved aM paid in Ohio at men's COmpensation Fund the rate of about 3,500 new being "milked dry" over the cases per year. On the average, less than 00 past several years, Scripp... Howard ~ewspapers has sucli cases per year were · ·approved and paid iii Califor· teamed. Investigators found that nia, New York, Michigan, from 1973 through 1975, the New Jersey . . Pennsylvania last two years of former Gov. and Georgia. Scripps-Howard Satur~y John J. Gilligan's administration and the first quoted OIC ilivestigators as year of the admiJiistration of · saying the number of !Dial disability cases on the books in 10hio "are in excess or 2,000 per cent of some states." The OIC declares totaUy disabled· persons unable to work after they have been injured on the job. The Workmen's Compensation Fund pays out un average of $5,104 a yea~ on each · approved disabllity claim, including benefits and medical care. In terms of total dollars, the fund was paying out an Carter announced Fri~y ·he had chosen veteran Eastern establishment troubl~shooter cyrus Vance as secretary of stste and Atlanta banker Thomas Bertram Lance, who once ran for Georgia governor, tD head the Office of Management and Budget and help make good on catnpaign prontises to cut the federal bureaucracy. He called both VOL. ll NO. 45 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1976 appointments "superlative." , Overall, Carter is ' proceeding more slowly ttian •£~ hispredecessorsontrSriSition ' appoilitments. The President-elect has · BY DONALD LAMBRO Party. with the people and "to not said he hopes tD ·have his WASIUNGTON (UP!) Somearguedoverwhowas · lake myself too seriously." cabinet identified by Some admitted they were an tD blame for the party's One of the departlnl! colChristmas. en~ngered spec1es. All could defeat in November, leagues, yo\Dlg Gov. Christo· By comparison, Dwight Ei· have called themselves, qutte Fol111er Gov. Tom McCall pher "Kit" Bond of Missouri senhower completed his honestly, the loneliest !)len in of Oregon, a Nelson said he had Jeamed a great cabinet and White House staff town . Rockefeller fan to the end, deal from his upset defeat for iii November, 1952, the same They were country's said .the GOP would be iii a second term indicating month as the election. remaining Republican great shape ~y if Nelson that he might be back tD fight Richard Nixon announced his governors, \rying to figure had been nominated and again ooe day· soon. White House staff within ~ys out why their tribe has been elected president in 1968 But Thompson Bond after the 1968 election and depleled to a dismal dozen instead 'of Richard Nixon. McCall · former 'Treasury presented all Cabinet and how they cari reverse McCall blamed the party's s.ecret~ry John Connally, declinmg fortunes on its right who. was governor of Texas, members simultaneously that trend. . , Dec. II. John Ken11edy · Old and new alike;theGOP wing, former Gov. George-Romney completed his cabinet on Dec. ·governors tprned their . It was McCall whq ~looed of · Michigan, Sen. Robert 17, 1960. annual two-4ay winter lila\ the GOP "has made so Dole R-Kan. and many Carter returns to confe_ren<;e last week intD a rruiny fatal mistakes it ~ds ·other~ appeared to share tbe Washiligton oexl Wednesday politrcal paychoanaiysrs 1tself an endangered apecres prevailing -11iew: the party for the second time since his session in which they at its own graveside." Others has wchange its image and election. dis.iected their party from the who followed him accepted change it fast. He expects tD meet. during . Wln1e House tD the lo<;al the _endaugered species comConnally, who hinted be the two-day stay with precinct. , parrson. might be interested in members of Coogress, his The table the governors sat One of the rising new stars, becoming GOP national transition staff, business around was small , by past Gov.-elect James "B!g Jim" chairman, spoke of launching leaders and the Joint Chiefs conference stan~ds. There Thompaon of Dlinots, told an aggressive hard-sell. of Staff. There are no plans, was almost. a semmar aimo-1 how he trounced his campaign to• win new however, for him to meet phere as they debated the , Democratic opponent by converts for the party ' and again with Pre,sident Ford., future ol the Republican learning how tD "identify" field "bold new proposals," in response to Democratic programs. · Thompson, sounding very much like the ·presidenUal ' · hopeful he is being trumpeted .: By JIM ANDERSON magazine. than to the United States - of the ecooomic scene, writes tD be, said the party was WASIUNGTON (UP!) U.S. officials have en· and. give America an in Foreign Policy's winter WOrld oil prices have been couraged Middle East oil advantage over its industrial issue that the faulty atrategy crippled by a severely go!J18 up with the encourage· price increases since 1971 in competitors, says V.H. helped to cause an negative image and that it had to broaden base , mentandcolluslon of lhe U.S. lhe belief they would 'cause Oppenheim. iliternatiooal recession and tD particularly among blacks government, according to an greater ecooomic damage tD · Oppenheim, described as a trigger worldwide inflation. and the young. arUcle in Foreign Policy Japan and European nations Washington-based oblerver In a ciX!lpanion article, ,..-.::;:__ _ _ __:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..., 1beodore Moran predicts oil AI the end, Kansas Gov. Robert Bennett, new prices will go up 10 to 15 per chairman of the GOP governors, announced . that above the level "the funeral that was 1 He says tensions may scheduled for the Republican heighten within the Party will not be held." · WASIUNGTON (UPI) - temporilry stay or tD extend write a book about it. Organization of Petroleum ' 'rhe Supreme Court often is the stay and weigh "The party will survive," If the temporary stay is asked 'to spare the constitutional questions dissolved, another problem Exporting COuntries when · Bond said. efforts to balance supply and ~demned . Now, for the first raised by LDF. The latter aiises. some time anyooe can recall, it has process could take months. The firing squad had been demand · cause members to let larger spared at least temporarUy a Gilmore told prison ordered lor Mon~y tD avoid person who wants to die. officials he wanted • to poSsible conflict with a Utah numbers ol producing Gary GUmore, convicted of tele(ilone his mother and try law that' says execution~ facilities lie idle. OPEC _murdering a Utah motel tD talk her intD dropping the must occur 60 ~ys from nations are likely to deal with manager, was to be shot at case. State ~-WYers said they simlenclng: Gilmore was the internal scramble lor sUnrise Mon~y. But the high will contend she has no legal sentenced Oct. 7, making the revenues by assigning court stepped 1n Fri~y w standing to appeal on· her 60-day deadline fall on explicit production quotas . stay the execution. .~ son's behalf. WASHINGTON (UPI) Tuesday, and lbe high coltrl's with steeply rising oil prices, GIIDiore's lawyer said the About 17,000 persons will be The SUpreme Court may stay might extend beyond he contends. Oppenheim says Nixon ad· invited tD spend $25 apiece lor 38-year-old convict, who have been moved in its initial Tuesday no matter what its .ministration llgure·s often grandstand seats at Jimmy wants tci be shot, was "very stay by the priliciple !hat final decision. · predicted, and, seemed lo Carter's two-hour inaugural disappointed" ' . about the justice is Ior everybody, not State officials · doubt advocate, higher qll prices. parade, the President-elect's ruling which could force bini just a single individual, since Gllmore would be freed under ,He quotes former inaugural committee to•"languish" lor months or laUout from the Gllmore case the 60-4ay deadline law, · Ambassador to Saudi Arabia announced Sstur~y.. ~ on death row at Draper o:ould affect otlters in the saying intervening state James Akins as saying state Prlaon. Tens of thousands of future. stays of execution have 'Three of the nine Supreme The court eJ<pressed stopped the 60 ~ys from Secretary of State Henry · additional spectators are Court justices did not want to particular interest In Utah's running. But the convict's Kissinger told the Shah of expected to stand and watch coni!lder GIIDiore'• cue, but reacllon to LDF charges that lawyer Is expected tD cite the Iran in 1975, "the United the show free . the majority decided to post· Gilmore did not inlelllgenUy deadline in a trial court States u·nderstands Iran's Floats, bands and other desire lor higher oU prices." showy units will be selected pone his ~ with death at waive his right tD appeal motion Tu~y. least IDllll U.tah responds to a alter being convicted of Even If Gilmore were rid of Oppenheim says Iran by the governors or every stay application flied by the murder. the murder conviction interpr*d this as an encour- state and U.S. territDry tD NAACP Legal Delenae Fund take part in the Jail. 20 march LDF said there is no entirely, he stlll has l!llother agement to raise price!. ·on behalf of Gilmore's evidence he was advised of . charge hanging over him ·and up Pennsylvania Avenue past ltlother. The court wid state rights he was wpiving "or could go through the same Carter'S solar-healed lawyers tD me the papers by that he knew ot understond grueling process again, reviewilig stand at the White Tuesday. House . them.'' Gilmore may chafe at Unless Gilmore finds "We are confident the II also noted the Ulah society'sdelay in taking a iife another way to end it all, he SUpreme COurt did not rule on for a Hfe. But his case could inaugural celebration will Cloudy today, witt. highs in reach out and be touched by \YWiiave tD Uve at least unill valldity of the capital punish· reinforce some valuable rules tbe justices have read the men I law, and said the for others more anxious to the mid 308. Colder tonight, all people across the land," !JIIIterial. jl'isoner for il time was Uve than die and lor a system lows In the 20s. Sriow llkely said Ms. Vicki RDgera, co· -After the justices review represented by a lawyer who whoae watchword is supposed Monday. Probability of chairman· of the Carter !lie slate and LDF !JO(Ii.tions. had a Dnancial interest in his to be "equal justice under prooipitation iJ 10 per cent Inaugural COmmittee. today, 30 per cent tonight, 50 "In order for the 1977 ltl_ey will decide e•u•er to drop death because he wanted tD laW." per cent Monday . the cue and lift the inaugural parade to be truly PLAINS, Ga: (UPI) President-elect Jimmy Carter, after choosing · an insider . and an outsider for two lop administration posts, settled down Ssllii'~Y to .!he !Dugh task of naming 10 more cabinet members and filling other major jol>i. With no formal appointments scheduled, Carter concentrated on reading profiles of potential appointees prepared by chief talent s~p.ut Hamil ton Jor~n. Jordan 'baa made in· depth iliquiriea on about 70 persons being considered for key pos~ in the new. government. One anticipated appointment is that of Atlanta attDrney Robert J. Upshutz, Carter's campaign treasurer, as White House counsel. An early Carter supporter, Lipshutz would beeome tbe next president's chief lawyer and a policy adviser in a number of areas. Lipshutz, :;4, vice chairman of ·the Geo~~ Board of Hliman Resources, declined to;coounent about reports on his· selection. He would have tD divest hin\self of private banking and financial interests before taking the While House job. yet another possible appointment is that of Juanita Kreps, vice president of Duke University· and a pt;ominent economist, to a post either on the Councll of Ecu10mic A<lvisers or as iallor secretary. ·nI.. ter.e..n·t WI•th. R ock y.? Nixon-Simon oil policies attacked .. G.11more spar.ed by.court. . ~r::.~::~~~~r ~ Model ~B7J)QT $50 ON THE PAIR HOTPOINT AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CONTROl OOKS YOUR FOOD TO THE EXACT GREE YOU WANT... AUTOMATICALLY! DELUXE SELF-CLEANING 30" OVEN-RANGE WITH . BLACK GLASS DOOR! SAVE SAVE '50 ! ,(UPI) company officials ' . POMEROY LANDMARK .and HOTPOINT'S - FREE SCO'n' MACLEOD . ' ' Steelmen defend price hike additional $17.9 mUiion iii disability payments each year from 1973 through 1975. lnvestigalors said that cur· renUy iii Ohio, there are about 21,000 persons receiving total disability payments that cost the fund more than $107 million lirlnually. There are only two possible explanations, said OIC Olair· man Wiliilllll W. Johnston. "Either the O!C is past years has been too liberal in PAGE l·D Death comes as life supports · ordered removed JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) - A comatose 28year-old mother who had ·been kept breathing by a respirator lor 14 days died Saturday 13 minutes after doctors, acUng under a · · tou.rt order, unplugged ber support system. ""It's all over," coo· firmed Roy Lewta,. •• . atloroey for . Dr. James Eugene Glenn, the physician treating Mrs. Cella Cain. Doctors said Mra. Cain bad been clinically dead for two weeka, that her brain wu partially diuolved and that her blood · waa · beginaiDg to coagulate within her blood vessels. · life ,:,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: NOW YOU KNOW The Inca lndiaos did not have an·alphabel or a written language. ,. , , ~ .........•.•.•.·.•.•.•.•.•.•.•:.·.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•,•.•.•,•,•.:.•.•,•.•.•.•.:. ample, a worker injured in 1973 won a 50 per cent disabllity awurd from the OIC and in 1974 filed another injury claim. He was deciored 70 per L'l!nt disabled on U1e second tiaim. and when the same worker fiiL~I again in 1975, he . w<>n yet ""'~her disability award. Johnston said U10sC cases are almost impos.qible to trace because the burenu index fil e was abolished several years ago, ''I U~swn~ · to suve money." He ordered the. index buck inlo service, said Johnston, to allow the OI C to immediately check each cluiril to make sure an award wus not granU.'<i before. The investigation will be a "slow process ," predicted Ohio Attorney General WUilani J . Brown, called in to investigate the Workn:mn 's Compensation ~' und 'l'hursday by Rhodes. Brown sa id he cannot speculate when he will call a grand jury into session. In Cuyahoga County alone, more ti•an 100 persons have been indicted lor defrauding the fund out of hundreds of thousands o! dollars through fake claims. · r---------------~--..-.-----1 f 1 r 1 I 1 1 . . Dateline . · • G·ollw a - · · 1 I 1 0 11 By Hobart Wi111on Jr. C. L, (Johnny IEcker, baseball coach, Rio Grande College, will conduct a baseball clinic at Rio's Lyne Center on Sstur~y, Jan. 22. +++ '!'HE clinic will be for area coaches, managers, players, umpires, and fans. Scheduled speidters include Bob Wren, former Ohio University baseball coach; Jerry France, head baseball coach at OU: Mike Burcham, Ironton high ·sch~l bssebaU coach; Bob Starcher, Malone College baseball coach; Pete Fields, !Dp-rated umpire in the Mid-American Conference and Tom Spencer, American Association All.siar centerfielder ··.now jVllh 1the Chic~go White Sox. ,4 ' +++ PRE.fegistration fee is $4 for coaches and adults, and must be paid by Jan. 18. Late registration fee is $5 at the door the day of the clinic for coaches or adults. Students and players will pay at the door the ~y of the clinic. Checks should be made payable to: Baseball Clinic, Rio Grande College, Box 849, Rio Grande, Ohio, 45674. Schedule of events will be announced by Coach Ecker. ....·.·.······················.·.·.·.·.·.- ·.·.·.············ ············' EXTENDED OUTLOOK Monday through Wedaeaday, chance ol snow Monday, clearing Tues~y aad fair Wednesday. High• will be In tbe 3GB Monday, falling to 15 to 25 by +++ Wednesday. Lows will be In AFTER several "mild"winters, it appears 1978-77 is going . the teens MoDday, the 20s tD be one tD remember. Clly Schools SUpt. Don Stijggs recently .Tueaday and 5 to. 15 distributed information.sheets to district pupils in connection Wednesday monilng. with emergency closing ofschools, due to bad wealher. 'I +++ Inaugural seats to cost $25 each · Weather granting_ these clairns or Ohio is the most unsafe state in which to work," he said. Johnston said 1 million claims lor total disability payments were filed In California in 1973, for example, but only 122 were approved. That same year, he said, Ohio had about 350,000 claims and approved nearly 3,~00. lnvesliga!Drs found that the OIC from 1973 lhrough 1975 was usi ng the same physicians for nearly all disability cases, a practice that has now been ended. Johnston said the OIC is also taking a more conservative look before granting disability claims. He suspects the number of approvals this year will be abeul 30 per cent lower than· in 1975. Also uncovered was evidence of what ·Johnston calls "sophisticated fraud ," involving workers injured on the job being declared 300 to 400 per cent disabled. "The body is only wortll'lOO per cent," Johnston sold, "and lhe law says 'that no person can receive more than 100 per cent" of their entltJed benefi15. !nvestiga!Drs found, for ex· represenUve," she said,,jjthe committee is going directly to ·the people by going through their highest state official." Each governor will select one or two entries. If only one is chosen, it may be a band, a marching unit, an equestrian team or a float. But if there are two, one of them must be a float. Each float ~an be 60 feet loog, 12 feet wide a !XI no more than 17 feet high. The parade will follow the 'swearing-ln <;eremony on the East steps oi the CapltDI building. Appro~imat.ely • . 17,000 pei'llmS will be Invited tD buy the $25 tickets to sii in graqdslands being erected on Pennsyl-vania Avenue between 15111 and 17th Streets NorUiwest. But there will be · no bleachers along the rest of the parade route, said Ms. Rogers, ao as many as a half million people can see the parade clearly at no cost. . THE emergency closing plan reads: (I) Each student Ia requeSted to lake thiJ emergency plan home and have it available for reading when necessary; (2) When an emergency condition ell:ists that calls for a closing of !he city schools, the local radio station in Gallipolis (WJEH) wiD broaqcar such bulletins only as issued by the city supel'iillendentof schools, and tbese bulletins will he on the.air bY 8~15 a'.m., or earller,or as early as po88ible when a weather emergency has developed; (3) II no bulletin is aMounced by the local radio station, it Is assumed city schools are tD be open; (4) Do not call the radio station,.the city Superintendent, or school persoMel. This merely Ues up telephone Unes. Listen lor bulletins; (5) If the city schools have already opened for the dsy and a weather emergency occurs during school hl)urs the students will be sent home by bus early "- this will also be announced on the local radio station and (6) H city schools are closed, city school buaes will not make runs to the Buckeye ,HUIB Career Center. +++ SPEAKING of winter, we've recerved several complaints from irate Gallia Countiaos concerning the snow and icy road coodilions throughout the county. Several accidents have been reported the past few ~ys as a result of poor road conditions. Some residents want to know how Meigs, Lawrence and Jackson COIDlties keep their roa~ in good shape at all times, and not Gallla. Our ooly 1111ggestion is to call the county and state highway deparlirlents and ask l.hem. +++ ' TWEN1"t YEAilS AGO, from the files of the Dally ,Tribune and weekly Gallla Times ... City water rates going up anywhere from 33 tD 67 percent ... Frank Plymale appointed to · Gallia COunty OIOd Welfare Board ... Temperature cllmba to 76 degrees here oo Dec. 6, misalng Gallla •s all-time December high mark of 79 in 11195 and 1911 by just three degrees ... Neil McMahon and John ThCIIIUIB elected co.chaptaina of 1955-56 GAHS mue Devils baskelbaU team ... Martella Pioneers scalp Rio Redmen, 7~ ... Wellston <\tops GAHS 75-59'in SEOAL opener, llllajll Blue Devils record for year, 49ilame winning streak in coof~rence play. ,, �• • ... County ag~nt's Agriculture and . Your _ Wl:\yne National Forest • olll" community corner. • tan' • ~----~--------------------------~: ,3 -0-The ~y !ime&&ntinel, Sunday, Dec. 5,1976 u • 1 By Bryson R. ( Budl Carter Gallia County Extension Agent Ed Note: Tlllrd Ia lbe oerlet make some mistakes. , The on tile quetUon, "$hould you h senior form a portoersbip? made apartner mistakemay . or ave two himself when he was learning GALUPOLIS _Two of the tile business of farming ! By eosentia!B for success in the . counseling • each other, farm partnership are mistakes may be kept at a managerial and business minimum. a of COmpetence and Joint P.r• c 1 erta n are s tlclpatlon In management management ca n, and decisions. · probably should be assigned As the size of the business to · each party in the ezpanda, management and agreement. The partnership business abilities become can and should include joint more critical. Managerial .psrtlclpatlon in management competence includes know- as well as aU partners con· how of good production trlbutlng to the labor. Next week we will discuss practices, sklll In farm organization, and •·ability in additional essentials for the day·to·day decision success In farm partnerships. making. Business com- , :,::::::::::::::~:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:::::,:,:,:,:,:,:: : ::: :::::::::: : : ; petence Includes, among other things : ELECTION REMINDER - The abiUty to earn POMEROY All money. eligible voters of the ASC - Skill In the proper Community Committee handling of finance and election are reminded to understanding of other return tbelr voted ballot to resource control techniques. . the ASCS offlte by MOIIdl!y, - Desire and ability to Dec. 6. Ballo18 must he keep complete and accurate postmarked Dec. 8 or records that provide data returned In person to the regarding business perform· county oftlce to tie valtd. ance. Ballots were mailed Nov· Ability to make 26 to aU known e,Uglble decisions, take action, and voters for the election of assume the responsibility of communljy commlileemen your qct,ion as well as your · and ilelegaleo to the county partner's actions. · convention. Any eligible Joint par!icipation in voter that did not receive a managerial decisions is ballot sbould contact the another "must" if a farm ASCS Office, Farmers business psrtnership is to Dank BuDding, Pomeroy, succeed. All of the partners Oblo. The telephone need to use a little psychology number Is 992~. to obtain willing and effective cooperative effort. If the :,:,:::::::::,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:::::::::::::::::::,:,:,:,:::,:,:,:,:,:,: business is a partaership, declsl' ons are shared. and on~ psrtner Is not totally "in RIO GRANDE - The Agcharge." In a father-son business class of the Buckeye farming agreement, settling Hills Career Center com·. of all tie votes by the father pleted its Meat Marketing on the basis of seniority can Unit on Nov. 23 by taking a become particularly · tour of French City Meats disturbing to a son. It should., located on Texas Road in alao be remembered that Gallipolis. each general partner has a The class toured the legal right to equal par- dressing area , kill-floor, tlcipation in the ge~eral meat curing room, and the management of the busmess. packaging department. The The junior partner nee<' 'o tour was led by Larry Pyles, be given an iilcreasi':o.'\ly production supervisor of the Important role 10 plant. The cioss instructor is management. He may not be Ken Schilling. Students at· a competent manager when tending were Keith Copley, the agreement is made, but Eddie Wood ·Jeff Simms t~ere should be B general Allan Clark,' Jeff Dennison,' Tour rnade understanding and pian for hlm to grow .mto management respons,ibllity. Also, it should be conceded Albert, C.O.B.A. is conducting an · artificial insemination training course at the Ohio Valley Stock Yards in Gallipolis, December 15-16-17. Schooling includes training to breed cows, correct handling of s~men arfd equipment; also lectures on reproduction, heritage and how to evaluate dairy and beef sires. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT HAROLD BENNETT, C.O.BA DISTRICT MANAGER, PH. 446-1535 IF NO ANSWER PH. 446-7759 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO OR PHONE LARRY NEAL 878:5333 . COBA SAI,ES MGR. AT COLUMBUS, OHIO ,,~~,,~,,,~,,~,,,~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. . ByT. Allan Woller Dltlrlct Ranger IRONTON - We all po.!SeSS a certain love of land, soli and all that springs forth from II. Many of us were born and reared on the farm and still cling mightily and reasaurlngly to the lesaons and values we acquired. At one 'lime or another, the strife of modern' society gets to everyone; there Is a longing for the simpler days - days In the country, days on the farm. Sadly, the days of the family farm are vonlshing, and with It a woy of life. Life on a farm breeds a "salt of the earth" philosophy into any who stick with it. Those close to the earth become part of II. There are still msny small farms and farmers oround however, and Sandy Clark, a science teacher in Ironton, gives us a peek at a close friend of his wbo operates a small farm in southeast Ohio. l\ly family and I have visited his farm also, and enjoy him immensely. Sandy's story. -· · . "NOW LOOK HERE, do you see the W on the stem? That's Brome grass." Wjth that statement my education began for the afternoon on loroge grasses found around the farm. I have visited the same farm for over 20 years and I am Instructed, lectured, amazed, and just plain fascinated by the vast amount of knowledge one can pick up from a man that cloims to be "just an old fanner." · My farm friend is unlike anyone I have ever known, Chances are If you were to visit him you would find him dressed in bib overalls, shirt, · and straw hat. You can find him in that attire oimost every day of 'the tay or the land . · year. ~me trom the creel Ulat runs : His face Is deeply etcbed with through the bottom and from the : the worry of uncounted new born lak.. that are In the uea. II • calves, and lined with over 10 winter unusual to see hiQI lilting on the snows. Yet his ouUook on life Is llke bank of the pond helping one of the the land he oerves - utterly wonyoung children who come to villi : derful him put oo a flahln' worm. MOlt ~ Crops of hay, com, and a small likely as not, tlie time he spends with ::: garden compete for unlmaglned them could be uaed somewhere oo beauty of the hardwood forest the fann in work. : around the !ann. • But he Ia like that, always : Wildlife abounds within the wl1llng to teach, and to give. of his ; limn perimeter. Some of 'the lime and frlend$1p. :. animals are welcomed as his neigh· ,He and I have spent msny holll'll. • bor, yet others are hunted or trapped wandering through the . woods, : . with a vengeance, These . anbnals hunting or just walking.)! you watch : such as the groundhog, 'coon, him as he walka, he sees all Ulat can ::. muskrat, and crow cost him a good be noticed In one glance. The broken w"' deal of the crops he loves so much. stem of winter cresa at the entrance He Is a deadly shot with his old to a den hole. The droppings of a lot, : single shot 22 rifle and shotgun. He - who the night before had pild a vtslt : hunts within the confines of hi.s farm to the persbnmon grove, feasted, but ::; with his dog who Is both helper and had forgotten to spit out the seeds. .:· friend. The little sprig of mlstletoe high in .,· The dog and he are a working . the tqp of a scraggy old tree. As he ;::'; jealll, and between the two of them walks he sees alb the things tlu!t : the .destructive .population of mske nature such a wonderful • anlmsls are reduced, as well as teacher. . . I: saving the farm a good amount of He tells of the two Jittle .cloul(s • money that would be lost because of that hit over the farm and n~~- · : ruined crops. ·out part of his com crop. He speaks ::: I remember the dog's daddy of the 'coon who, after being treed by :: well. He and I would take off for the his dog, covered his eyes with his ,:: woods to go hunting. The days would paws at the prospect of being shot. ·• be warm and lazy, with the hard· He has the remarks ble Inner slght to ~ wood trees just starting to lend a see the minute as well as the great, splash of color to the landscape. and to equate them as equally im· • The dog and I would lind a good portant In the scheme of things. • .tree for squirrel, sit down and His eyes tell you that you are • promptly fall asleep. When we 'welcome there on the farm, and that :: returned at dusk we were always somet.ow he respects your Ideas and :: asked if we left any squirrel for seed. opinions as much as he.does hls.woa.. . ;:: The dog, through · some now After you meet him, your ideas and :; forgotten formula; would convey values of our society will be quietly • that he and I had indeed gotten our changed, and as you are nurtured by ::: limit. . his ideas you will begin to see the .: . My friend has a little farm pond world on a grand·scale through the ;:: that is stocked with bluegills; they eyes of "just an old fanner.. " : HT, Cordoba 2 dr. HT, Aspens, Volare' 2 dr• sedan, Dodge, vans, pickups. We offer the . ·: finest selection .of new cars and trucks in the Tri County area. Over 40 late model ~· cars for sale with the best used car warranty in the area. . By John Cooper Soli Cons. Service POINT PLEASANT When it snows it snows, and when it rains it pours. We would have to join with the weather bureau in that we appear to be heading into the hardest winter in years. Whoever heard of October belog near the 20 degree from the middle on and November being e,ven colder. We noted that many Mason County farmers took .ad· vantage of the fair weather, ' though cold, near the middle . of November to harvest soy· beansaildtopickcorn. Would you believe - we .saw someone putting up hay in late October. All In ·all, units per day throughout the While waiting for the year, depending on stage and arrival of the ditching level of lactation. In this machine into Mason County experiment, (he difference in two of us took some vacation response to vitamin 02 and half way froze to death between cows with previous looking for deer. II paid off milk fever history and cows too. Okey R. King got a nice · with no previous milk fever six point at his favorite history was measured. · Oh'10 and we · hunt'mg spot m Milk fever incidence· data got a nice fat little four point were obtained at 43 par· at our favorite hunting tun'tl'onsi'nmature Jerseys (5 gr unds in Do dd r1'd ge 0 years of age - third calf) County. We had a lot of fun with previous milk fever kidding the other slx memhistory, and at 139 par· bersofourhuntingparty. The turltions in mature Jersey prediction which we had read cows with no previous milk in the Charleston Gazette fever history. said that one out of every In the cows with previous seven hunters would be m1'ik fever history, con· d successful. We got our eer at tinuous vitamin D feeding 8:30theopeningday, Accord·· s1'gn1' t1'cantiy reduced milk In g to the prediction the hunt fever Incidence from 60 ' was over for everyone. And·to percent .in the no vitamin D be sure it proved to be a controls to 26.1 percent. No correct prediction. It Is all reduction in milk fever In· fun until time comes to skin cidence resulted from feeding and cut up meat. Skin1Iing a vitamin D to cows with no frozen deer and cutting the previous milk fever history. t. IS · when th e wor k This indicated that milk fever me~ begins. cows, for some unknown reason, are metabolically different from mature cows THREE PEOPLE recently signed as cooperators of the (Continued on page D-ll) Western District and asked for . planning assistance. These are Rod and Irene Brand, Clayton B. Lloyd and Chester Stone. The Branda acquired part of Irene's old home place· on Shady Fork of Little Sixteen Mile Creek. They are mostly in keeping It for sentimental reasons and the chief value to them wiU be to use It for hiking, nature study, and exthetics. The Uoyd's farm.is also on Shady Fork of Little Sixteen Mile Creek. They live on the farm and will use part of it for crop land and pasture. Chester Stone Is a disabled VIetnam war veleran, but one would hardly know from the way he gets around and does as much umost people who have never been Injured. ile is planning to develop his land into a productive farm. When we help people with land planniog we assist them to develop a plan that will meet their needs. Of course, we explain the capabUitics of each acre of land and if the owner Is attempting to use his land harder than the capability should be, we point it out to him. 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Pho ne "Good Neighbor" GALLIPOLIS, OHIO WIN AT BRIDGE Results different in 1976 five trumps and his two side By Oswald & James Jacoby aces plus lhat one ruff in dumFor our finale about that my for a tolal of seven tricks. ¥QB 1930 match, we have selected Why does this hand show the t 1643 a hand that shows one of ~e advantage of modern bidding? ... 97652 improvements we have added Beca use any modern East to bidding in 45 years of play. would Teo pen with one WEST EAST At both tables in that 1930 not rump after the bidding .9 7ti5 .K J ·South opened one went one spade-pass-pass. match .r J 10 9 7 ¥ K 65 spade. Everyone passed and This reopening notrump does tK 5 +Q J102 both Wests opened the-jack of not show anything like UH8 ... A43 ... KJI08 -· hearts. points. With that sort of hand SOUTH IDJ . The play went queen, king. East reopens with a double. 4 A Q10 4 2 aGe and a heart was led right' Instead It shows a hand just • A4 3 2 • A98 back. West won and shifted to like East held. Maybe a point AQ the five . of trumps. ·It went . or two higher - maybe a point East-West vulnerabl e jack-king-ace. Then Soulh led or two lower, but something and rufred a heart. between 10 or II and 15 points. We~l North East South A club lead lro111 dummy One notrump buys the coroProduced South 's queen and tract and makes rather easily. Pass Pass Pass West's ace. lil r<>ll.lll'o,:. , ~ East .and West played ~ ~Uit\:1~ Opening lead - J 'i' carefully from then on, but there was no way to keep Continuing our answer on L..- -- - - - - . . . . J · Sou th from winning four of hi.s revokes, a revoke may be cor· 4 NORTH 4 JB WILL 00 babysitting in my home lor $15 week, Monday th rough Friday . Phone992·6134 . II 00 E. Main, . St. , ~o meroy . Also, 2 bedroom a X ATf lAO._. I , Home ,:Soles, "(an be'"" at Kingsbu.-y Servi.,.:• OHercd col 19f12·7092 . ;pc(rson answering this ad. 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Minimum concentrate fed was 3 pounds - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - per day. Thus, the daily dose · of vitamin D2 varied between 96,001) units and about 500,000 Produce more beef from le11 land .•• tho Ribotono Wayl Build a 500-head, push-buHon inttollation with low lnveotment per heod, and enjoy a profitable one·man operation, 4 DR, 6 CYL, AUTO, RADIO SHARP 'h TON. Calf Growena boosts early rumen development. It provides just the right balance of proteins and energvj Vine Street · Plymouth Valiant · 70 FORD VB, AUTO, PS, A high-efficiency ration to grow calves last ... at low cost. •• 1974 Maverick THE RUMEN BUILDER 1 CALF GROWENA DISCOUNTS 1973 Ford -. Difficult winter expected MOUNTAIN STATE HAS THE PENCIL ·SHARP FOR . '---------------------~------------------~----------------------~~ · eve. r can Milk f be prev'e nted ~in;:~:~~:re~:=~~ . By Boyd A. Ruth District Conservationist POMEROY - This is the ~cond and final part of t,hc series dealing with milk fever ., If you missed last week's column, let me know and I will see that you get the entire story. Last week I explained the probable cause of milk fever in dairy cows. It aisoshowedthe results of the first of three experiments to reduce the incidence .of milk fever in dairy herds. Today, the results of the other two experiments wlil be presented along with a summary on how you reduce rrull< fever in your own herd. In the second experiment, the aim was to determine the · effeCt of year around feeding of a much lower daily dose of vitamin D2. It was thbught that reserves of readily available calcium might be enhanced in this way, thus making It possible for the parturient cow to better meet the demands on blood calcium for beginning lactation. In this experiment, 32,000 units of vitamin D2 were fed in each pound of YOUR OWN COWS • pOMEROY - The new federal estate and gift tax laws, which have been drastically changed from present law, will take effect in 1977. . . • The changes will result in fewer farmers having to pay federal estate taxes, especially in the estate of the first parent to die. But,the larger farm estates could pay more taxes under lbe new la1", reports John E. Moore, Extension economist.• farm managelament, Theb Obi~• State Universitify. I to The new w com tnes .,e estate and g· t taxes n a single computatioo and replaces the old $60,000 exemption with a unified tax credit. It is designed to tax lifetime and death transfers at the same rate. The preSent $60,000 estate tax exemption and $30,000 lifetime gift exemption will gradually rise in the law from $120,667 exemption in 1977 to $175,625 in 1981, equivalent to a unified estate and gift tax credit of$30,000 in 1975 In $47,000 credit in 1961. The marital estate tax deduction has been increased to half of the adjusted gross estate or up to $250,001), whichever is greater, providing this amount is passing to the remaining spouse. . The cost basis of property transferred· at death has changed from the appraised price hi the estate or present market value at death to the market value as of December 31, 1976, or descendants cost basis, whichev~r Is higher. · Valuation of property in farming or other Closely held businesses for estate tax purposes has been changed from the market value to the use value, if the beneficiaties are family members. However, the difference in the tax savings between the use value and higher market value will have to. be paid back by family beneficiaries if sold before 10 years following estate settlement time and a portion of the difference paid back if disposed of between 10 and 15 years after dealh of descendanl. The lifetime gift exemption of $30,000 and tbe preferential gift tax rates, which are presently three-fourths of estate tax rates, have been eliminated . However, the $3,000 annual gift exemption per donee ($6,000 per married couple) is not-changed. The new marital gift deduction is the first $100,000 passing to the spouse, with no deduction f9r the second $100,000 and one-ball deduction for gifts above $200,000. For gifts above $200,000, the deductions are similar to the old law : but for a martial gift below $200,000, the new law allows larger exemptions, Moore points o.ut. Gift tax returns need not be filed quarterly as has been true, b~t must he filed in the quarter that the cumulative taxable gift value equals $25,000. If less than $25,000 in taxable gifts accumulate during a calendar year, then only one return needs to be filed that year. You might conclud~ that since the gift and estate tax exemption credits are at the same rate and are considered together, there wou ld be no reasons ·for !ifetim e transfers. However, in some families t(Iere are incentives to make · laxable gift transfers if income security of lbe parents will be ·adequate for lhe following reasons: . - The appreciation value of the gift will.not be taxed ln the estate if given three years before death. - You still have the annual gift examptlon per donee of $3,000 indlvidiaully or $6,000 man and wife. - Income from the productivity of gift property is taxed in lbe hands of the receiver, lhus would lower donor 's income tax liability. The new law does not lessen lhe importance of eslate planning. It still leaves the big tax burden plus other settlement costs in the estate of the second spouse to die; so, planning can relieve this problem somewhat. You have not done a good.job of analyzing your situation unless you have planned past the death of lhe second spouse, Moore emphasizes. Walter Hineman, Eddie . Adkins, Lynne Lewis, Chris Whaley, Steve Jones, Keith Mayo, Dave Smith, Mike ~attheyo:~e~:·:::·Yyo:r:r::;;:~;:: By Jolin C. Rice County Extension Agent, Agrlcullure Over 40 new cars in stock. -A good selection of New Yorker, Brougham 4 dr. • I XI I Xn (Anlwen llloncl.7) . il•oobleooiiERT JUIC'I' JETSAM FABRIC . y,.lordoy'• Anowtn ,.,.., ful116c""' lnpn..-"CUFFS" ,. ' reeled before the offender or .his partner plays to lhe next trick : If a declarer's revoke is corrected an opponent who has played after the revoke may change his play without penalty. If a defender ro.vokes declarer may change his play. Incidentally, dummy is not allowed to revoke smce all players can see the dummy's cards. (Do you have a question experts? Write "Ask tho Jacobys" care ol this newspaper. The Jacobys wilt answer lncflv/cfua / queslions If stamped, self-ad drossed envelopes are enclosed. The . . . most mteres 1mg ques110 n5 wilt be used In this column and wW receive copies or lor·. the JACOBY MODERN.) ,, ,.... ~. �• • ... County ag~nt's Agriculture and . Your _ Wl:\yne National Forest • olll" community corner. • tan' • ~----~--------------------------~: ,3 -0-The ~y !ime&&ntinel, Sunday, Dec. 5,1976 u • 1 By Bryson R. ( Budl Carter Gallia County Extension Agent Ed Note: Tlllrd Ia lbe oerlet make some mistakes. , The on tile quetUon, "$hould you h senior form a portoersbip? made apartner mistakemay . or ave two himself when he was learning GALUPOLIS _Two of the tile business of farming ! By eosentia!B for success in the . counseling • each other, farm partnership are mistakes may be kept at a managerial and business minimum. a of COmpetence and Joint P.r• c 1 erta n are s tlclpatlon In management management ca n, and decisions. · probably should be assigned As the size of the business to · each party in the ezpanda, management and agreement. The partnership business abilities become can and should include joint more critical. Managerial .psrtlclpatlon in management competence includes know- as well as aU partners con· how of good production trlbutlng to the labor. Next week we will discuss practices, sklll In farm organization, and •·ability in additional essentials for the day·to·day decision success In farm partnerships. making. Business com- , :,::::::::::::::~:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:::::,:,:,:,:,:,:: : ::: :::::::::: : : ; petence Includes, among other things : ELECTION REMINDER - The abiUty to earn POMEROY All money. eligible voters of the ASC - Skill In the proper Community Committee handling of finance and election are reminded to understanding of other return tbelr voted ballot to resource control techniques. . the ASCS offlte by MOIIdl!y, - Desire and ability to Dec. 6. Ballo18 must he keep complete and accurate postmarked Dec. 8 or records that provide data returned In person to the regarding business perform· county oftlce to tie valtd. ance. Ballots were mailed Nov· Ability to make 26 to aU known e,Uglble decisions, take action, and voters for the election of assume the responsibility of communljy commlileemen your qct,ion as well as your · and ilelegaleo to the county partner's actions. · convention. Any eligible Joint par!icipation in voter that did not receive a managerial decisions is ballot sbould contact the another "must" if a farm ASCS Office, Farmers business psrtnership is to Dank BuDding, Pomeroy, succeed. All of the partners Oblo. The telephone need to use a little psychology number Is 992~. to obtain willing and effective cooperative effort. If the :,:,:::::::::,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:::::::::::::::::::,:,:,:,:::,:,:,:,:,:,: business is a partaership, declsl' ons are shared. and on~ psrtner Is not totally "in RIO GRANDE - The Agcharge." In a father-son business class of the Buckeye farming agreement, settling Hills Career Center com·. of all tie votes by the father pleted its Meat Marketing on the basis of seniority can Unit on Nov. 23 by taking a become particularly · tour of French City Meats disturbing to a son. It should., located on Texas Road in alao be remembered that Gallipolis. each general partner has a The class toured the legal right to equal par- dressing area , kill-floor, tlcipation in the ge~eral meat curing room, and the management of the busmess. packaging department. The The junior partner nee<' 'o tour was led by Larry Pyles, be given an iilcreasi':o.'\ly production supervisor of the Important role 10 plant. The cioss instructor is management. He may not be Ken Schilling. Students at· a competent manager when tending were Keith Copley, the agreement is made, but Eddie Wood ·Jeff Simms t~ere should be B general Allan Clark,' Jeff Dennison,' Tour rnade understanding and pian for hlm to grow .mto management respons,ibllity. Also, it should be conceded Albert, C.O.B.A. is conducting an · artificial insemination training course at the Ohio Valley Stock Yards in Gallipolis, December 15-16-17. Schooling includes training to breed cows, correct handling of s~men arfd equipment; also lectures on reproduction, heritage and how to evaluate dairy and beef sires. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT HAROLD BENNETT, C.O.BA DISTRICT MANAGER, PH. 446-1535 IF NO ANSWER PH. 446-7759 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO OR PHONE LARRY NEAL 878:5333 . COBA SAI,ES MGR. AT COLUMBUS, OHIO ,,~~,,~,,,~,,~,,,~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. . ByT. Allan Woller Dltlrlct Ranger IRONTON - We all po.!SeSS a certain love of land, soli and all that springs forth from II. Many of us were born and reared on the farm and still cling mightily and reasaurlngly to the lesaons and values we acquired. At one 'lime or another, the strife of modern' society gets to everyone; there Is a longing for the simpler days - days In the country, days on the farm. Sadly, the days of the family farm are vonlshing, and with It a woy of life. Life on a farm breeds a "salt of the earth" philosophy into any who stick with it. Those close to the earth become part of II. There are still msny small farms and farmers oround however, and Sandy Clark, a science teacher in Ironton, gives us a peek at a close friend of his wbo operates a small farm in southeast Ohio. l\ly family and I have visited his farm also, and enjoy him immensely. Sandy's story. -· · . "NOW LOOK HERE, do you see the W on the stem? That's Brome grass." Wjth that statement my education began for the afternoon on loroge grasses found around the farm. I have visited the same farm for over 20 years and I am Instructed, lectured, amazed, and just plain fascinated by the vast amount of knowledge one can pick up from a man that cloims to be "just an old fanner." · My farm friend is unlike anyone I have ever known, Chances are If you were to visit him you would find him dressed in bib overalls, shirt, · and straw hat. You can find him in that attire oimost every day of 'the tay or the land . · year. ~me trom the creel Ulat runs : His face Is deeply etcbed with through the bottom and from the : the worry of uncounted new born lak.. that are In the uea. II • calves, and lined with over 10 winter unusual to see hiQI lilting on the snows. Yet his ouUook on life Is llke bank of the pond helping one of the the land he oerves - utterly wonyoung children who come to villi : derful him put oo a flahln' worm. MOlt ~ Crops of hay, com, and a small likely as not, tlie time he spends with ::: garden compete for unlmaglned them could be uaed somewhere oo beauty of the hardwood forest the fann in work. : around the !ann. • But he Ia like that, always : Wildlife abounds within the wl1llng to teach, and to give. of his ; limn perimeter. Some of 'the lime and frlend$1p. :. animals are welcomed as his neigh· ,He and I have spent msny holll'll. • bor, yet others are hunted or trapped wandering through the . woods, : . with a vengeance, These . anbnals hunting or just walking.)! you watch : such as the groundhog, 'coon, him as he walka, he sees all Ulat can ::. muskrat, and crow cost him a good be noticed In one glance. The broken w"' deal of the crops he loves so much. stem of winter cresa at the entrance He Is a deadly shot with his old to a den hole. The droppings of a lot, : single shot 22 rifle and shotgun. He - who the night before had pild a vtslt : hunts within the confines of hi.s farm to the persbnmon grove, feasted, but ::; with his dog who Is both helper and had forgotten to spit out the seeds. .:· friend. The little sprig of mlstletoe high in .,· The dog and he are a working . the tqp of a scraggy old tree. As he ;::'; jealll, and between the two of them walks he sees alb the things tlu!t : the .destructive .population of mske nature such a wonderful • anlmsls are reduced, as well as teacher. . . I: saving the farm a good amount of He tells of the two Jittle .cloul(s • money that would be lost because of that hit over the farm and n~~- · : ruined crops. ·out part of his com crop. He speaks ::: I remember the dog's daddy of the 'coon who, after being treed by :: well. He and I would take off for the his dog, covered his eyes with his ,:: woods to go hunting. The days would paws at the prospect of being shot. ·• be warm and lazy, with the hard· He has the remarks ble Inner slght to ~ wood trees just starting to lend a see the minute as well as the great, splash of color to the landscape. and to equate them as equally im· • The dog and I would lind a good portant In the scheme of things. • .tree for squirrel, sit down and His eyes tell you that you are • promptly fall asleep. When we 'welcome there on the farm, and that :: returned at dusk we were always somet.ow he respects your Ideas and :: asked if we left any squirrel for seed. opinions as much as he.does hls.woa.. . ;:: The dog, through · some now After you meet him, your ideas and :; forgotten formula; would convey values of our society will be quietly • that he and I had indeed gotten our changed, and as you are nurtured by ::: limit. . his ideas you will begin to see the .: . My friend has a little farm pond world on a grand·scale through the ;:: that is stocked with bluegills; they eyes of "just an old fanner.. " : HT, Cordoba 2 dr. HT, Aspens, Volare' 2 dr• sedan, Dodge, vans, pickups. We offer the . ·: finest selection .of new cars and trucks in the Tri County area. Over 40 late model ~· cars for sale with the best used car warranty in the area. . By John Cooper Soli Cons. Service POINT PLEASANT When it snows it snows, and when it rains it pours. We would have to join with the weather bureau in that we appear to be heading into the hardest winter in years. Whoever heard of October belog near the 20 degree from the middle on and November being e,ven colder. We noted that many Mason County farmers took .ad· vantage of the fair weather, ' though cold, near the middle . of November to harvest soy· beansaildtopickcorn. Would you believe - we .saw someone putting up hay in late October. All In ·all, units per day throughout the While waiting for the year, depending on stage and arrival of the ditching level of lactation. In this machine into Mason County experiment, (he difference in two of us took some vacation response to vitamin 02 and half way froze to death between cows with previous looking for deer. II paid off milk fever history and cows too. Okey R. King got a nice · with no previous milk fever six point at his favorite history was measured. · Oh'10 and we · hunt'mg spot m Milk fever incidence· data got a nice fat little four point were obtained at 43 par· at our favorite hunting tun'tl'onsi'nmature Jerseys (5 gr unds in Do dd r1'd ge 0 years of age - third calf) County. We had a lot of fun with previous milk fever kidding the other slx memhistory, and at 139 par· bersofourhuntingparty. The turltions in mature Jersey prediction which we had read cows with no previous milk in the Charleston Gazette fever history. said that one out of every In the cows with previous seven hunters would be m1'ik fever history, con· d successful. We got our eer at tinuous vitamin D feeding 8:30theopeningday, Accord·· s1'gn1' t1'cantiy reduced milk In g to the prediction the hunt fever Incidence from 60 ' was over for everyone. And·to percent .in the no vitamin D be sure it proved to be a controls to 26.1 percent. No correct prediction. It Is all reduction in milk fever In· fun until time comes to skin cidence resulted from feeding and cut up meat. Skin1Iing a vitamin D to cows with no frozen deer and cutting the previous milk fever history. t. IS · when th e wor k This indicated that milk fever me~ begins. cows, for some unknown reason, are metabolically different from mature cows THREE PEOPLE recently signed as cooperators of the (Continued on page D-ll) Western District and asked for . planning assistance. These are Rod and Irene Brand, Clayton B. Lloyd and Chester Stone. The Branda acquired part of Irene's old home place· on Shady Fork of Little Sixteen Mile Creek. They are mostly in keeping It for sentimental reasons and the chief value to them wiU be to use It for hiking, nature study, and exthetics. The Uoyd's farm.is also on Shady Fork of Little Sixteen Mile Creek. They live on the farm and will use part of it for crop land and pasture. Chester Stone Is a disabled VIetnam war veleran, but one would hardly know from the way he gets around and does as much umost people who have never been Injured. ile is planning to develop his land into a productive farm. When we help people with land planniog we assist them to develop a plan that will meet their needs. Of course, we explain the capabUitics of each acre of land and if the owner Is attempting to use his land harder than the capability should be, we point it out to him. Our goal in land use planning is to work out a plan that will meet the needa of the owner and at the same fertility . and time maintain or improve the productivity. 73 FORD F250 PICKUP Pu ...... !tool.~ ........... , .. 74 Eldorado - UPPL NEW Purina CaR Growena: delivers the right balance of proteins and. energy to speed.growth '-·· ;' 1974 Olds 1973 Pinto Carlo · Cutlass PS, PB, GREEN .SUPREME. 4 DR, PS, AIR, PB Station Wagon . $3995 $3995 $9295 74 Pontiac 74 ·Buick TRANS AM , AIR , BUCKET SEATS, 4 SPD, PS, PB, TAPE, TILT WHEEL AND SHADLE BRIDGES THUNDERBtRD. fULL POWER, AIR, LEATHER INTERIOR FULL POWER mooths ... helps them develop the body condition they need for early breeding and early frl!'sh~nlng. 5 J. D. 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Pho ne "Good Neighbor" GALLIPOLIS, OHIO WIN AT BRIDGE Results different in 1976 five trumps and his two side By Oswald & James Jacoby aces plus lhat one ruff in dumFor our finale about that my for a tolal of seven tricks. ¥QB 1930 match, we have selected Why does this hand show the t 1643 a hand that shows one of ~e advantage of modern bidding? ... 97652 improvements we have added Beca use any modern East to bidding in 45 years of play. would Teo pen with one WEST EAST At both tables in that 1930 not rump after the bidding .9 7ti5 .K J ·South opened one went one spade-pass-pass. match .r J 10 9 7 ¥ K 65 spade. Everyone passed and This reopening notrump does tK 5 +Q J102 both Wests opened the-jack of not show anything like UH8 ... A43 ... KJI08 -· hearts. points. With that sort of hand SOUTH IDJ . The play went queen, king. East reopens with a double. 4 A Q10 4 2 aGe and a heart was led right' Instead It shows a hand just • A4 3 2 • A98 back. West won and shifted to like East held. Maybe a point AQ the five . of trumps. ·It went . or two higher - maybe a point East-West vulnerabl e jack-king-ace. Then Soulh led or two lower, but something and rufred a heart. between 10 or II and 15 points. We~l North East South A club lead lro111 dummy One notrump buys the coroProduced South 's queen and tract and makes rather easily. Pass Pass Pass West's ace. lil r<>ll.lll'o,:. , ~ East .and West played ~ ~Uit\:1~ Opening lead - J 'i' carefully from then on, but there was no way to keep Continuing our answer on L..- -- - - - - . . . . J · Sou th from winning four of hi.s revokes, a revoke may be cor· 4 NORTH 4 JB WILL 00 babysitting in my home lor $15 week, Monday th rough Friday . Phone992·6134 . II 00 E. Main, . St. , ~o meroy . Also, 2 bedroom a X ATf lAO._. I , Home ,:Soles, "(an be'"" at Kingsbu.-y Servi.,.:• OHercd col 19f12·7092 . ;pc(rson answering this ad. 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Walker, Mgr. 1974 Monte FULL POWER MOUNTAIN STATE HRYSLER-PLY MOUT minerals and vitamins needed to supplement your own hay during the months when the calf' s rumen !S rapidly "" Will .J $6459 · we hove on our lot. One hom e ~b~ this ma9ufacturen it is a 1.4 228 Upper River Rllad P.O. Box207, Gallipolis Phone 446-0203 . Coupe DeVille MARK IV, WHITE, FULL POWER PB. AIR $6495 for feedlot efficiency & profit Silo orders earn discount. TRANS AM, PS. FULL POWER '" 74 Cadillac 75 Lincoln Continental Pontia~ 76 2 DR HT, d6"SE"""our sale -of Efcona Homes Early Ribstone $1395 1974 Gremlin RADIO, PS potential : ONE SILOS Call Us Today for Ribsto'"' Feedlot F,cts. STANDARD J. S. (REO) DUNCAN OR MELVIN MOONEy TOOJ1y :.mustsell . . When the right piece of farm land becomes available, th e expansion-minded farme~ acts .. . often with the help of a long-term low cost Federal Land Bank Loan . SEE WITH TOPPER ..-. concentrate. Minimum concentrate fed was 3 pounds - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - per day. Thus, the daily dose · of vitamin D2 varied between 96,001) units and about 500,000 Produce more beef from le11 land .•• tho Ribotono Wayl Build a 500-head, push-buHon inttollation with low lnveotment per heod, and enjoy a profitable one·man operation, 4 DR, 6 CYL, AUTO, RADIO SHARP 'h TON. Calf Growena boosts early rumen development. It provides just the right balance of proteins and energvj Vine Street · Plymouth Valiant · 70 FORD VB, AUTO, PS, A high-efficiency ration to grow calves last ... at low cost. •• 1974 Maverick THE RUMEN BUILDER 1 CALF GROWENA DISCOUNTS 1973 Ford -. Difficult winter expected MOUNTAIN STATE HAS THE PENCIL ·SHARP FOR . '---------------------~------------------~----------------------~~ · eve. r can Milk f be prev'e nted ~in;:~:~~:re~:=~~ . By Boyd A. Ruth District Conservationist POMEROY - This is the ~cond and final part of t,hc series dealing with milk fever ., If you missed last week's column, let me know and I will see that you get the entire story. Last week I explained the probable cause of milk fever in dairy cows. It aisoshowedthe results of the first of three experiments to reduce the incidence .of milk fever in dairy herds. Today, the results of the other two experiments wlil be presented along with a summary on how you reduce rrull< fever in your own herd. In the second experiment, the aim was to determine the · effeCt of year around feeding of a much lower daily dose of vitamin D2. It was thbught that reserves of readily available calcium might be enhanced in this way, thus making It possible for the parturient cow to better meet the demands on blood calcium for beginning lactation. In this experiment, 32,000 units of vitamin D2 were fed in each pound of YOUR OWN COWS • pOMEROY - The new federal estate and gift tax laws, which have been drastically changed from present law, will take effect in 1977. . . • The changes will result in fewer farmers having to pay federal estate taxes, especially in the estate of the first parent to die. But,the larger farm estates could pay more taxes under lbe new la1", reports John E. Moore, Extension economist.• farm managelament, Theb Obi~• State Universitify. I to The new w com tnes .,e estate and g· t taxes n a single computatioo and replaces the old $60,000 exemption with a unified tax credit. It is designed to tax lifetime and death transfers at the same rate. The preSent $60,000 estate tax exemption and $30,000 lifetime gift exemption will gradually rise in the law from $120,667 exemption in 1977 to $175,625 in 1981, equivalent to a unified estate and gift tax credit of$30,000 in 1975 In $47,000 credit in 1961. The marital estate tax deduction has been increased to half of the adjusted gross estate or up to $250,001), whichever is greater, providing this amount is passing to the remaining spouse. . The cost basis of property transferred· at death has changed from the appraised price hi the estate or present market value at death to the market value as of December 31, 1976, or descendants cost basis, whichev~r Is higher. · Valuation of property in farming or other Closely held businesses for estate tax purposes has been changed from the market value to the use value, if the beneficiaties are family members. However, the difference in the tax savings between the use value and higher market value will have to. be paid back by family beneficiaries if sold before 10 years following estate settlement time and a portion of the difference paid back if disposed of between 10 and 15 years after dealh of descendanl. The lifetime gift exemption of $30,000 and tbe preferential gift tax rates, which are presently three-fourths of estate tax rates, have been eliminated . However, the $3,000 annual gift exemption per donee ($6,000 per married couple) is not-changed. The new marital gift deduction is the first $100,000 passing to the spouse, with no deduction f9r the second $100,000 and one-ball deduction for gifts above $200,000. For gifts above $200,000, the deductions are similar to the old law : but for a martial gift below $200,000, the new law allows larger exemptions, Moore points o.ut. Gift tax returns need not be filed quarterly as has been true, b~t must he filed in the quarter that the cumulative taxable gift value equals $25,000. If less than $25,000 in taxable gifts accumulate during a calendar year, then only one return needs to be filed that year. You might conclud~ that since the gift and estate tax exemption credits are at the same rate and are considered together, there wou ld be no reasons ·for !ifetim e transfers. However, in some families t(Iere are incentives to make · laxable gift transfers if income security of lbe parents will be ·adequate for lhe following reasons: . - The appreciation value of the gift will.not be taxed ln the estate if given three years before death. - You still have the annual gift examptlon per donee of $3,000 indlvidiaully or $6,000 man and wife. - Income from the productivity of gift property is taxed in lbe hands of the receiver, lhus would lower donor 's income tax liability. The new law does not lessen lhe importance of eslate planning. It still leaves the big tax burden plus other settlement costs in the estate of the second spouse to die; so, planning can relieve this problem somewhat. You have not done a good.job of analyzing your situation unless you have planned past the death of lhe second spouse, Moore emphasizes. Walter Hineman, Eddie . Adkins, Lynne Lewis, Chris Whaley, Steve Jones, Keith Mayo, Dave Smith, Mike ~attheyo:~e~:·:::·Yyo:r:r::;;:~;:: By Jolin C. Rice County Extension Agent, Agrlcullure Over 40 new cars in stock. -A good selection of New Yorker, Brougham 4 dr. • I XI I Xn (Anlwen llloncl.7) . il•oobleooiiERT JUIC'I' JETSAM FABRIC . y,.lordoy'• Anowtn ,.,.., ful116c""' lnpn..-"CUFFS" ,. ' reeled before the offender or .his partner plays to lhe next trick : If a declarer's revoke is corrected an opponent who has played after the revoke may change his play without penalty. If a defender ro.vokes declarer may change his play. Incidentally, dummy is not allowed to revoke smce all players can see the dummy's cards. (Do you have a question experts? Write "Ask tho Jacobys" care ol this newspaper. The Jacobys wilt answer lncflv/cfua / queslions If stamped, self-ad drossed envelopes are enclosed. The . . . most mteres 1mg ques110 n5 wilt be used In this column and wW receive copies or lor·. the JACOBY MODERN.) ,, ,.... ~. �, • 4-0-The Sunday rm-s.ntinol, Sunday, Dec. 5,1976 DAN THOMPSON'S ~~~~--~~~ · • NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OH 10 SILECT YOUR NEXT CAR OR TRUCK DEPARTME~T OF TA A.NSPORTATION Colvmbul, Ohto ,_.ovember 1t, 197• Contncf hies Leg1l from Copy No 76·fl• UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Se81ed propo!als Director or the Ohio Depart ment of Transportati on , USED CARS 5 1972 FORD PINTO WAGON ............ 1495 Cyl , auto. trans. A ~972 FORD LTD 4 DR.................. ..'1S95 Air, P.S , P .B 1972 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX ....... }2895 Air, auto tran$ 1972 FORD 4 DR. SED................ ..S1495 Air, P S., P .B. 1971 CHEVELLE 4 DR..................... '995 6 Cyl , auto. trans. 1972 DODGE DART....................... '1295 6 Cyi., sld .trans 1974 FORD ~ TON PICKUP............ 52995 V-B, std. trans. 1973 FORD lh TON PICKUP. ...........'2595' V 8, sld trans 1970 FORD lh TON PICKUP............'1295 1976 AMC HORNET... ,......... .!3895 offered as one cont ract 1nct Sporlaboul, 6 cyl , oulomalle, power sleering, delu•e equipment, whitewall !Ires. luggage rock, dark grfinlsh, ;.., than 9,000 miles, Showroom cluo. will be considered on the billS 1974 V.W. SUPER BUG ................. ..S2295 MANY MORE Save Now on a 1976 Pinto, Mustang, or Maverick. · See: Pat Hill, Rocky Hupp or Darrel Dodrill For a good deal on a new or used vehicle With purcflase ol any New or Used Car priced over 5500.00 during the month of Dec. Let Smith Nelson Motors buy your Christmas turkey . We are your friendly dealer . We have the sharpest pencil in town. 992·2196 partnership situations today get the ball rolling, then let your counterpart assume th e more prominent rote In a joint under~ tak•ng CANCER CJune 21-Juiy 22) it wont be hard to acquire wlllmg helpers today Just make your needs known Someone will be there to do the legwork ' SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·Dtc. a warm CAPRICORN (Otc. 22·Jin. 11) It you have a project that's lm· po rlant to you, lay the groundwork as quietly as possible later you can bring 11 all out m the open AQUARIUS (Jon. 20·fob. 1f) You stand out1n a crowd tod•y Your char ismatic appeal wilt draw people to you who 'll seek your advice and counsel Fully Equipped PISCES CFob. 20-Morch 10) ·KARR &VAN-ZANDT Pomeroy "You' ll L1ke Our Qua lily Way of Dolllfl Business" Open Eves. Til6-Til 5 p.m. Sat. See one ollhese courteous salesmen: Pete Burris Lloyd, McLaughlin Pulitzer Prize-winner Haynes Johnson has !!lgned to dq a book on Jlmmy Carte'r's Washington for an wullacloaed amount, Viking Press anno~mced Friday, The Washlngton Post reporter, 1'ho has several booka to hla credit, said his planned book on Carter ... "won't be a romantic '1000 Days' or souped up '100 days"' "!Intend to go behind the gray exterior of Washington's government and see how Carter faces the real problemi, and how Cmgreaa and the rureaucrats ... cope with his promised assault," Johnson 1J8id, INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE MEaiANIC Immediate opening for industrial maintenance mechanic with 3 to 5 years experience in punch press maintenance repair. Good salary and ~nelits. CALL MR. DONALDSON AT 446-4012 ROBBINS MYERS INC. People are voicing nice sen. t1ments about you behind your back today More Im portant Another Is doing something to pleasantly surprise you A I WISH to ewpress my apprecta· tion to Or Holzer, Or Walker Holzer Medical Center 1 nurse~ and staff on second floor. Special thanks to Rev Peter Granda! ot'ld all my Chmt1on friends tor the1r proyeri, flower, VISitS ond many cords I rece1ved wh1le a surg1cal pa· l1ant at the hosp1tol God bless Fmndly Dealer you oil Your ~Birthday Doc. 5, 1178 You can form several powerful all•ances this year with persons who can further your stlfmterests These will be doers who II deliver what they promlse (Are you e Sagmartus? Bernice Osot flas wntran a sp_eclal AstroGraph Lefler for you For your copy se,.d 50 cents and a selfaddressed, stamped envelope to Astro-Groph , P 0 BoK 489 RadiO C11y Station N~tw York, NY 10019 Be sure to ask tor Sagitt1nus Volume 1 ) 137 Cooks slowly 139 Cron ies (colloq I 1-4 1 Pronoun 1-42 Sk ill 1-43 Heraldic bearing I <4 5 Move about lurtiYIII~ 1-4 7 011lr lc t !n London 1<49 Mou rn lut 152 Brother ol Odm 153 Clergym an !55 Tu rluc lflbUman 157Welry 159 Symbol lor cerium 160 Heraldry grelted 162 Follow 164 Ceremomes 166 Retreat "Your Chevy Dealer" 17 Afl lrma11111 18 Teu!OI'IIC de11y 1911 Ill 20 Cause 27 Jomt 29 Ftuttara Jllow Latin (aDbr I 34 Annually 36 Fru11 cake 381ndl'lldull -40 tnher1tor 42Halpa 44 Caudal appendage 46 R1ver 1n Alri CI 48 Halves! 49 SJ'Iattow 50 BlemiSh 51 Pl'ehx down 53 Narrow Ita! board 166 Hall 55 Earth goddess 169 Spirited horae 56 incarnation of 170Sco1f VIshnu 171 Click beetle 58 Approached 60 Hetole evant 62 tdenl!cal DOWN 65 cover 68 Apport1on l Poonel down 69 F01'11gn 2 Oaclare · 70 Fall into CltSUU 3 Spantsh tor 72 Pannera ''yes 73 Sandy wastes 11 sa~tor ~collOQ) 75 Measure of 5 Boys name Wllghl 6 Un II of fOI' ce (pi) 76 Most !rigid 7 Short tor 77 Fragment 181tii1Sior1 79liQUtd 8b lsted eo Memortnda 9EIIila 82 Gravestone 10 Motara 83 R1cochet 1 1 Cubic mtters 84 Evaporates 12 Quieti 86 MUSIC 11!11 13 Jump wr11ten 14 Appe11111on ot 88 Afternooo party .A.thena 89 Brlmletl CICI 15Vaungahruba 90 Prlli'\Ct 16EaQttanest 91 Get up 93 Accompliahment • 95Guldi!IS 97 Gratul!les 98 Soak up 102 Detest 104 Church benches Alfred Social Note~ 108 Prellx three 107 English coon ty 108 Brown 11 brud 110 Rage 111 Swlndlll 1120ectared 114Pens 116 Female horse 111 Bakers products 119Undarga rm&nt 121 Every Sunday School attendance on Nov. 28 was ii3, the offering 12'1.48. 122Harbor 123 Mounta!r1 (abbr l 125 Afternoon parties 127 Preposlhon 128 Cull oil CIOIIIy 14Y Fl\ner or mother Worsltlp services were held lO:tli a.m. with the Rev. Thomas speaking on the subject, ''Limiting God," Attendance at this service 1300u•al 131 Makaaaolernn Wlfl Olth 133 Ntrrow ~anlng 138 A11empta 138 GIOllsy ltbrlc 140 English county 143 Con tunctlon Uo4 Actual being 148 Wom1111 nickname 148City tn Ruula 150 land m11sura 151 Antteredlnlmal 153 V1g0r 154 Day of week (abbr I 156Femateruft 16. 1 PrtJC)oaltlon 183 Boy a nickname 185 Semor (abbr ) 167 PrO'Ioun 't 31. • Alfred's Chureh -program (Chriatmaa) bas been set for Wednesday evening, Dec. 22 at 7:30p.m. The U.M.W. will bave its Christmas party in the charcb basement on Tuesday evening, Dec. 21, with a potluck supper served at 7:30 p.m. for members, famllies and guests. Mr, and Mrs. Murray Hopklna, formerly of this area, will celebrate their 5llth (golden) wedding an· nlversaryonSaturday, Dec. 4 at their home at 131 Devonshire Rd. In Dayton, Ohio 45427. We send congratulatl01111 Emma Findling is a patient in the St. Jasepb Hospital In Parkersburg, W. Va. Nina Robinson spent Thttnkaglvlllg witb her son, Robert Robinson and famlly, In Belpre, 0. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart S1'artz attended funeral servlct11 for her uncle, WUbur lAgan, 1ut week. HO'IIIrd Flanden attended churcll here Sunday for the first time since his recent ill·:-ness. Mr. and Mrs. Charles D." Woode received word on Nov.' 23 that her sister, Mrs. Hilah. Roumellate bad undergone;: surgery In Doctors' Hospital· In Columbus and was doing nicely. , Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode and Connl of Circleville, 0. · visited their pareota, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wbite and Mt. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode; 'lbanksglvlng Day and CoDI)l went home with her aunt, Ulllan Penn, to visit at 11111&. boro, 0. for a few daya, Mr. and Mrs. Billy fUll ot Racine spent Tlwtkaglv!ni": with her Dad, WWiam CarrJ and sister Peml. '" Genevieve Cluthrle speni. ~vlng weekend with,', relatives In Sugar Grove Bf\.d:: Columbus. Thelma Henderson at-': tended a Pastor Parish meeting at the Tuppers Plalna Ame1, recebtly. HELP WANTED . ' Curb woilresses, Plrtllml. evenings and -lcendo; Apply In person. ~ •• BOB EVANS DRIVE I~ • • INDUSJRIAL MAINTENANCE MEaiANIG.. : lm!"ediate opening for Industrial Matntenance Mechanic with 3 to 5 years exp. in industrial electrical maintenance. Call Mr.Oona,ldson at 446-4012. KOBBINS MYERS INC. lhlllll ol~IIIH .:ltt:•lfi:JO ;~1'1111 '' _,,,.,,, lt:l:ltl •lll'l'hl 1 /h]l\~ 'li"HHI .111 :Oii~IIP 1111 l'lli. .... • •.,, .," 1' ., .,,,., ,..,., nkl lh:f';j 'llllltlil oJ·.JfJ'J f1fli"ll 11111111 r.111lH ''"" . :1 t!nol ::~1 "''•Joi.'J (1:),11 : • • 111111'.H1 ~JIJil'' .. : .. I 1__. ( _____ ..._ - '' ALTHOUGH 81rchfteld's Tcuclder· my has burned work STILL WILL BE DONE 1n tem por ary quarters Have your troph le!i mounted today and treasure them tomorrow BIRCHFIELD s TAXIDERMY east of Rutland m1 le on Rl 124 Phone Call (614) 667 3675 oiler 5 p.m THERE WILL be candy classes Dec 7 oil p m and 7 p m Con toct JoAnne Fetty 7~2 2818 or Lo1s Wolker, 7A2 2333 GUN SHOOT at the Rocme Gun Club every Sunday , I p m Assorted meQts : ': : : • ••• ••• .• Gallipolis, Ohio An aquai opportunity employer. • .... • ~ -. ' PLEAS tJRE HO ~SES and pon1es olso wdl buy horses ond ponies Phone (614) 698 3290 Ruth Ree11es AKC REGISTERED Apncot toy poo die fe ma le pup Phone 985 -4111 on Tuesdoys and Thursdays Phone 992 2298 or 992·5308 for appointments RUMMAGE SALE De c Bth and , 9th, Weds ond Thursday 186 N Second, Middleport Ne w! to Debs Barber Shop , clothmg avon bollles mt!iC All WHITE Germon Shepherd pupp1e!i, fi.JII blooded See R1chord GilkeY, Clifton , W Vo 5 MONTH OLD Reg1s--tered femal e lmh Setter 1 $75 Phone 992-3565 I mfprd¥ll.pl BIG RED and white female hound LOST between Rt 33 & 7 by Pomeroy Gun Club Can Jden· ttfy , $100 REWARD for dog 1n good condition No questions colieCI 685 . 690 and 691 In Athen§_ county, GAL - u . s Route 35 , State Routes 7, 141, 160 1 2181 69 CHEVELLE MALIBU , yel low w1th block vmyl roof and block m tenor 307 eng1ne 2 door outomol1c power steertng lope player and new exhaust system. fo~r cond1t1on 1 $1 ,000 Phone 949 2574 1968 JEEP WAGONEER. 4 wheel . (614) I~ , Ohio Revised Code Plans and specifications are on file In the Departme11t of Tr•nsportatlon and the office of the District Deputy Dlnctor. The Director reserves the right to relecl any and all bids . RICHARO 0 JACKSON OIRECTOR Rev 1-17-73 Oldsmobile 4 dr $950 197.4 Bu1 ck Apollo 2 dr $24150 Phone 992-5786 from noon to 6 p m only do1ly 1973 FORD PICKUP !ruck, Ranger XLT, F 100 power steering power brakes deluxe mterior lnqu tre at lngel's Furntture Middleport F1 rs t come nnt serve, $1500 Ph one 742-2789 PONTIAC PEARCE SIMPSON C 8 base sla· lion Phone 2A7·2/;!84 after 5 p.m CHOICE ear corfl , $2 00 bushel Phone 7•2 2359 on floor 1n good cond1t1on $1250 Phone 949-2860 or see Chorle5 Bissell at Bashon Co between Co Roods 18 and 19 tog now and c4t fresh when des ~red Pnced $2 00 to $8 00 Opho and Barbara Offutt Phone 992 3296 STEREO AM-FM rad1o , 8 lrock tape cambmollon Bala nce $106 40 or terms Coli 992 3965 USED TRACTORS 1970 Massey Ferguson Massey Ferguson 135 d1esel 1971 John Deere 820 Chesel, 1973 Massey Ferguson 175 d1esel 1975 255 d1esel 1975 Mossey Ferguson 275 d1esel Sh1nn s Tractor Soles , Phone (304) 458 1630 leon W Vo ='S'==:o======= ,...... ,.,...,~ $18,300,,;_ <I",_., •• , ..,., ~ th u.s IHpl 11.. - .. ~u,_ ,,.,....., b ..lktM 111rs NO FUTURE? IN A$$ RUT? ~I PYo'-ionot Coraor Driving a "BIG RIG" We n a Privoto~Troinlng School offerIng I PARTTIJI18orFULL Tune TrBinlng t'rog,.m. ff yau .., Don't Ou~ Your Job, llllnd our Wlll<end T11inng P'OSI'Ihi or Mtend our 3 WMk .,... FULL Tlmo A - Troinng -ng. «-. r,.r~wrfflltr ~'IN' ·992-2426 3 AND .t RM furntshed and un· fur mshed opts Phone 992· 5434 . COUNTRY Mob1le Home Pork, Rt. 33, ten m1les norlh of Pomeroy. large lots w1th concrete pahos Sidewalks, runners and off street porkmg Pho11e 992-7479 ~ FURNISHED two bedroom opt , adults only. No pets Mid dleport Phone 992-3874 AVAILABLE ol Rl..,ers1de Apart· me{lls 1 bedroom , $100 per month, 2 bedrooms( $133 An Equal Housing Opportun1ty . Phone 992-3273 , ONE BEDROOM Apts ol VILLAGE MANOR m M1ddleport for $104 monthly plus elec. or $130 In· cludmg elec LOWER RATES for SENIOR CITIZENS Convement to shopp10g on lh~rd and M1ll Sts '" Middteport. Brand new ll1gh quality apartments . See the monoger ot Apt 2EI or ca ll 992· 7721 An Equal Housing -~Op~r!un1ty ------~ 5 ROOM HOUSE a nd both •n Roclne aretl. Phone 992-5858 2 BEDROOM M081LE home oduils only Phone 992-5:.:5= 3 5 :.,-~~ SMALLSlMI.Tu';~.shed apartment 126 Mulberry A>~e , 4 ROOM FURNISHED apt. , close to Powell s Super Valu , Phone 422-4080 992-3658 Ntv . 28, Dec 5 TREE S Mo1n . basement, lor sole by owner Rulland area Phone 742-2531 TUPPERS PlAINS OHIO Three bedroom house fomtly room fireplace, 2 baths d•shwasher range gorboge d1sposol carpel sun deck , Iorge lot S2b 500 Pho"e {614) 667 b304 --- THE FARMERS HOME AD MINISTRATION HAS FOR SAlE RESIDENTIAl , BUSINESS RECREATION ANO OR OTHER PROPERTIES IN ATHENS AND MEIGS COUNTIES ANY LICENS ED REAl ESTATE BROKER IN T!RESTED IN liSTING THESE PROPERTIES SHOUlD CONTACT THE FARMERS HOME AD~~STRATION AT 221 WEST SE CON~ ~EET POMEROY OHIO 45761 TELEPHONE 992-6644 St , and back porches 2 car TUPPERS PLAINS - 11;, acres, old 4 Br house, 1h bath, 2 porches on Rt. 7. Asking $12,000 MIDDLEPORT - Older 8 room home with 4 Brs , 2 baths, leve l lot with garage. $12,000 . Pomeroy RUTLAND - 1 Yr old 3 bedrooms, bath, Lei Londmork 50ffen & condiHon your waler UC-XV I thermopene windows, eatIn kitchen. and Ohio ele heal. 523.000. ONLy 1279,95 HARRISONVILLE - acre. w1ter 1 new 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Ele FA heat, sliding glass doors In dining - 2 car garage. 532,500 Pomeroy Landmark Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. Phone 992·2181 RUTLAND - 2 be'drooms, bath, lront porch, ullllly building and garage, near H & N DAY old or start leghorn shcool S11 ,000 pu lets Both fl oor or cage grown available Poultry Hous 1ng and Automat ion Modern Poultry, 399 W Mom, Pomeroy Phone 992-2164 We have now moved to our new localion at 260 East Second 51 , Pomeroy. · ARMSTRONG GAS furnoce, used one season $300 Phone ANTIQUE DINING room su1te , oak banquet table, 6 cho~rs and buf fet Phone 992--6008 to see JOHN DEERE d1esel 350 end loader ewcellent cond1tlon Wmch fo1r leads, forks ond avercab Phone 949-2663. John Deere MOTORCYClE , Davia Parsons, Owner -----~ mo ca sun . Pomeroy l.andmalt 9._ Jltk W. Corsey, fHr. IIi& Phone 991-2111 ' ' . 1 ... Mf. ~-·1 1ot I I , _ .,I . PHOTOGRAPHY •adlator __........ Aerial Commercial Schools Weddings s...,lce ,..., lllo KEN GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY PICKENS HOWE. Portland/ 0 10-17-1 lorflll SMITH NELSON MOTORS( INC. (614)9BS -4tl5 Chesler, Ohio mo CPd) ,., lt2-tll4 ,_ llown l11111l1tion Sonkn FABRI,-; sofa, Chllr CUshions, Variety llitotltinll..til~ of fancy prints, atcossorles.' DIRECT FABRIC SALES 321 M11n Stroot No 193 - 3 Bedroom home all m odern plus a 12 x 60 mob ile hom e wlth 3 bedrooms. erose to town . 33 acres $37 ,500 Pl. Pleasant Ph. 675-3469 9:30-5·00 Daily TIIII:OO.OFridays 804 W. Ms1n Pomeroy 992-229& After Hours Ca II 992 71)3 CONTACT: Lol• Pauley Branch s ...oiniG IIIIIs &IHkl SIOIM WIIIDOIIS&OOOIS IIP001(11111 WINDOWS ILUMINUII SIDINCPSOFIITT Velvets, nylon prints, herculons, vinyl solids, and QUTT!IUIIIIIIGS LARRL~i~DER Pil H2-31t3 110 I mg -- r - lfumoiss·Service• _ ~ ElECTRONIC T V Cli NIC, New BRADFORD , Auctioneer Com plete Service Phone 949 2487 TV shop, ElectroniC TV Chnlc or 9•9·2000 Recine Olilo Crill Servlp3: call $5 95 Color B & W Bradford onlenno 5ysterns stereo• , etc 57fJ South Third , Middleport ElWOOD BOWERS REPAIR Phone 992 ~ ~·carry In and Sweepers , toat le ra, Irons al l smoll oppllancoa, Lawn mower .... sov~on~ · - -:-newt to State Highway Garage GRAVELY SERVICE - ~ove 25 Pet on Rout e 7 Phone (61A) 985· on lobar by havmg your Grove· 3825. • ly Tractor repaired or servlcod now Gra11el~ Tractor Sa!es REMODELING , Plumbing , heating Pomeroy Ohio Phone (6l•J ond all type s of general repair 992-297S Work guaranteed 20 ~ear1 ex -~~~ parlance Phone 997~ WILL TRIM or cut tree! and shrub· bery Phone 742 -3167 or 9.49· SEWING MACHINE Repaln, ler· 2545 vice, all moket , 992 · 22~ Th e --~ Fabric Shop Pomeroy FROSTY'S C B RADIO Equip , Authorized Singer Soles and every thmg In two way rod1o, ~s..!'~_!_-'h~~n2.!.ors ontennos and acces Phone 643 2855, Portland EXCAVATING , dor.er, loader and backhoe work , dump trucks HOWERY AND MARTIN h · and lo·boys for hire, will haul covotl ng, septi c sys tems , f1ll dirt, to soli llmetlone and dozor backhoe dump truck , grav:el Call Bob 01 R~g~r Jef l imes tone grovel blocktop fert, day phone 9Y2·1089 pa v•ng Rl 143 Phone I (614) night phone 992-3525 or q92 698 7331 --------- CLOSE TO MEIGS HI, , brick and frame , about 4112 years old 3 lovely BR , modern bath, uli illy R , modern l arge kitchen, ve ry nice k ltchen, utility ·.:.:.c=.:.:~~-,--- -~ R., central heal and air to Hi ;chool. $29.800.00. CORNER DOUBLE LOT with larg e brick 5 bedroom•, 2 baths, ultra modern kitchen (ha s Natural - GAS AND OIL fur nace repolr , sales and service :2• hours Phone8•3·2165 cond , ful l basement, 3 car garage and storage Close everything ) - -- ca rpeting, garage, 8 lenlhs acre OWNER TRAN S FERRED 528,00000 ABOUT 2 ACRES - 6 yrs old 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, ~:e-=~7---.:-- -- FRALEY s lumber Company of 1unc tlon of 3•6 and 50 W . Albony Off1ce phon e, (614) 698 6700, 01 res •dence (614) 698 S3t0 or 698-8890 Opon 7 gas hoi water heat FIreplace ASKING $20,000 00. OTHER LISTINGS NOT NOTED IN THIS AD - WE HAVE GREAT DEMAND FOR NEWER HOMES LET US SELL YOURS TODAY . HENRY E . CLELAND BROKER 992·2259 991-2568 0 '". :-:-:-::-:-::-----,:-:-::-: EXCAVATI NG BACKHOES , 5232- --~-~~- ~ EXCAVATING, dozer backhoe and dltcker Chorle1 R Hal field , Bo ck Hoe Ser>~tce Rutland, Ohio. Phone 7-42-2008 SEPTIC Syslems ln1tal l•d by licensed Installer Shepard Contractors . Phone 7-42 2•09. SEPTIC TANKS cltoned Modern Sanitation. 992-3954 or m. 2428 OOZER, TRENCHER , lOW80Y, DUMP TRUCKS Sill PUlliNS, WILL do roofing. con1tructlon PHONE 992-2478, DAY OR plumb1ng and heating No job NIGHT too Iorge or too small . Phone 742-23.18 CARPENTER flooring ceiling paneling Phon ~ m 2759 DOZER worM and we ld ing Con loct Jom•• Parson&, At 1 Rocl ne, on Carmel Road l97b TRAVEl TRAILER , tully equ<p· ped with shower 17 1/t ft sell reo,onoble Phone 992 9981 -·~ MOBILE Home Rvpo~r , Elec , plumbmg and htotlng Phone 992 5858. PUBLIC AUCTION Locat1on · 3 mile• east of Vinlon on Rl. 325 watch lor TIME: 10:30 A.M. · signs. DAT£: DEC. 18, 1976 , • Maytag I 1195 S4.t9 ~ PROFESSIONAL automatic washer and dryer. Minneapolis moline model Z 19S91ractor, 60 or 70 bushe l of corn, hand tools, drag type disc, lawn mower, 2 wheel trailer, scrap iron, I. corn sheller, 4 rugs, porch glide(, Yl!lcuum cleaner, hall tree, old records, and many more Items used Homellte Flannel Shirts • Phone 992·5776 Syracuse. Dl'llo 24 hour Depen dable Furnace Service. Oil or Gas Burner s radio , Underwood typewriter ~ stereo, 992-5324, model VC -KVI Only Slli.!S ._,.,,,. Hubbard's Greenhouse Square Yard lnslotlod Listing In Part · recliner, platform rocker, sofa, 2 book cases, table lamps, lamp tables, flower stands, fire place sel, buller mold, color portable T V. with stand, large hutch, dishes, pots. pans, pictures, Ba55ell bedroom suite, maple dl~lng room suite, electric range, side by side refrlgerator-freeler, I. pressure cooker, . electric fry pan, lulcerotor, food grinder, cannister set, small tables, dresser, half bed, Iron bed, CB500· T, new battery, In storage ewcept for 3 months, 1333 miles, cost a11er $1700 w il l sell fo r $950 Phone New Hotpomt Microwave SAVE S101 New co . op Water Sol , teners ~ TIWLf.l SAtES. 10 or more SATURDAr, DEC. 11 AT 10:30 A.M. audion Bulldozer $2700, Saw mill truck All for $3000 W1ll s.ell separate Phone992·379? . . o. . en, model RE930 otf on PUBLIC AUCTION Phone 992-3626 ' pet . ElECTRIC SINGER sewing macllme tn cabinet with seot mcluded 1 ~ondn•on •OOO lo PERFECT FOR GIFTS In red , white ond pink S3 00 lo S6.00 20 '6.95 1141 from for campers. sites NEW LISTING - 7 room frame house wllh 3 Brs., llh baths. front porch and garden $7500 {bid) Chain saw choose MIDDLEPORT - 5 Yrs. old. 4 bedroom•, bath, nat. gas F A furnace / birch kit , and level lot snooo. EQUIPMENT One 9ood used Gibson Sldt· bY ·S1de Refrigerator Good RUBBER BACK CARPETING mallre5Sos, plddlng. Ideal equipment . HARD WATER PROBLEMS? One~ good CHRISTMAS . ~RTED Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ' NEW LISTING - Bu si ness bui ldi ng with 4 apartment•. and pool hall wtth all T1mbeqock 2:rl0 Skldder John Deere 4-40B SKidder, Pett1bone Super 8 Cory L1ft Morbork 48 1n Ch1p Poe, Pre~nflce GRM loader Massey-Fergu!ion 356 L1lt Contact Don Graves , or lyons Equipment Co Inc Circlev il le ' Oh10 •3113 Phone HONDA Racine, Ohio For Now only $35,000 TWO GOATS See Pomeroy Motor Company, or A R Kn1ghl 1975 YOUR HOME In po1t 1nd hanging baskets fl.om - 7.Sc to $5 00 Also, lay away POINSETTIAS now tor furnace heat . equ1pped kitchen and 2 car garage 1971 LTD, a1r condil1oned p b p s excellent cond1tion . Four 45 x U snow t~res , one boys 26 •nch b1ke new Co11992 3442 -~ CARPET SHOP RUTLAND - 3 bedroom older •tucco home. 2 baths, -------~--- ---- NonCE FOLIAGE PLANTS FOR UPHOLSTERY garage, & full basement S34,000. REOUCED PRICE, RACINE 949-2114 Rutland, Oftlouns Ph UU) 742· 240f We Deliver 7284mos 1111 -1 mo. Ill!,; Virgil B Sr .. Realtor 216 E. Second Street SIZE 1 SNOW boots ond wh1te shoe skole! other ch1ldren s clothes Phone 949 2522 It 1() ~3 - 1 Box 21-A Phone 992-2594 Middleport, 0. Phone992 3325 Ph one your _.....,w ••••••••• •• .......... "'·'• POLY-F AM 3 YRS OLD - 3 bedrooms, wood heat. 2 ceramic blllh!."'Nice mod. ktl., front test Located In Langsville PLY MOUTHS TEAFORD MENS USED Clothmg for sole Open 4 11119 everyday Proff1fl s Recreation Center, Porrland Oh1o us Free. Southiastem Ohio Truss Rafter Co. NEW '77 FROM TI ME TO TIME FARM 1976 Z1g Zag Sew tn g bullonhole Mach1nes monogram , etc Ong1nolly $179 95 w1 ll sell fo r $59 95 cash or te rms Phone 992-51A6 Let ANY SIZE ------- HOUSE FOR SALE In Mlners111lle 6 rooms and both, 1 ond 2 lenlhs acres Phone 949 2563 SCHOOL SEWING mocll lnes Smgers 1n walnUt consolette Phone 992·51•6 or DAILY RENTALS ........ ON 992 3129, or 992-5434 . 59 acres , 6 room house, both portly carpeted, two out buildings dug basemen! one·lhtrd tdlable m1neral r~ghts located near Donv1llv Reduced for qu~ek sole $23 500 Phone 742 2766 992 3283 {614) S96 4769 474-6028 I 3 bedrc,.o ms, IV! baths. Iorge l1v mg room dlnmg room an d k1t chen, fu ll y carpeted Phone Pc s) depress1on corn1val cut gloss Hunnel figures glass col lee tab le, 11el11el 5ofo Phonif FORESTRY TOM RUE MOTORS .. .. • ·==•t Ot lfl h ·;·~-;·;' r:·:..~ ~'~"" Commercial property opprox 17 ocres, le 11ol land, lo~at ... ~ at Tuppers Plains Qn.O',,o Route 7 Phone (614) '66~ 6304 ANTIQUE GlASSWARE (srgned USED ~--------------..:.-~--....- - - - - - - - - - - - - - " " " 3102 or (304)772-3227 ----- GOOD MIXED 949-2523 ! COUNT ilV farmland w1th. seclud ed w1 ';Ids. water and good ac cess ,, ..,_.,onroe County , W Va $1 ,()(X) down co li (304) 77'1- LARGE ELECTRONIC argon and bench 2 ke~ b oord s leslie speaker, beauflful cobm et, 35 mm ca mera, 1 I 5 lens extra telephoto lens ond !lash attach men! Phone992 3196 J l• 3102or (304)77~·3227 , 992-7135. Phone 992-2030. PARKERSBURG - ·:-:c-:=: - - - - - - - CHRISTMAS Rut land au tomat ic ps pb , new t1res ~ very good condttlon Phone Mrl ••••I - , . 10% down owner f1nonced Monroe Coun ty W Vo Phone {304) 772 FOUR CEMETERY plots at Meigs Memory Gardens W1 ll se ll Rd 28 t9n FORii:ULA 350 Fireblrd , ~P"IfiU 74BI SMAll far m for sole CHRISTMAS TREES I On Old Rl 33 NEARLY new al alec home, lull 1976 MUSTANG II Cobra 01r. all power rod1 o ond tope 1974 Jeep Re negade V-B standard Phone 742-3072 1972 NOVA. 6 cylinder, n4 and 800 In Monroe County , MRG State Routes 37, 60, 18, , 83, 266, 211 .. , 329, 339, 376, 377 . sss and 669 in Morgan County , NOB Interstate Route 11, State Routes 78, 83, lAS, 1A6, GUARANTEED JOBS $374 40 147, 215, 260, 285, 313, 339, 340, 51ngle $502 80 morned Army 564, 566, 57~. 724, 761 and 82:1 in Recr uttmg coli collect (614) Noble Coun t y , V I N . U s 593-3022 ' Route SO, Stale Routes 56, 93, 124, 160, 278, 324, 327. 35t. 671. 677. 683 and 689 In V •nton INSf'RUCTIDN County; WAS Interstate · n~ f"'~ b_, , . , fnlclU.r Route 77, U . s . Route 50, State by apr,lylng center lines and lane I nes Pavement Width - Varies Work Length - Varies . <~ The date set for completion of this work shalt be as set forth In the bidding proposal " Each bidder sha ll be required io file with his bid a l!ertlfl!d check or cashier 's check for an amount equal to 'fin per cent of his bid, but In no event more than fifty thousand dolllfS, or • bond for ten per·cent of his bid, payable to the Dlrec tor, Bidders must apply , on the proper forms, for qualification at leest ten days pr ior to the dlfl set for opening bids In accordance with Chapter 5525 CAMPER , $600 Also, horse tro1 ler S450 Phone (614) 698 32'10 992 3574, 1968 CUTlASS, 2 dr , $700, 1969 FOUND· EYE GlASSES on Rl 7 ol 7, 124, 143, 248, Roule• 7, 26, 60, 83, 124, )45, 260, 339, S3o. 550, m. 618, 676 and 821 1Jl Washington county, 985-3554 1968 BONNEVIllE Phone 992 5535 u.s 78, ' 145, 379, 556, dnve, lockout 1-tub 6 cyl $895 Also F-250 FORO 10 wheel dnve p~ckup good, Harold Brewer Long Bottom or call 3 VERY UNHAPPY bor.s wont the return of one lema e choco lote po1nt Siamese cat between South Second and Sou th Thi rd St M1ddlepor t Answers to the nome of 'Sam ' Phone 992 5454 or 618 South Th1rd St 338, 3.. 6, 681, 684, 689 and 692 In Meigs County, MOE . State Routes 7, ~---._......- FULLER Brush Products for 5ole Phonem 3410. 19b5 PLYMOUTH Bel ... edere 2 dr seda n automoltc lronsmtss•on good cond111on Ph one 1 Routes 83, 1.-6, J•O lnd 821 In Guernsey County., HOC U S Route 33, State Ro~tes 56, 78, · 93, 180, 216, 278, 327 . 328, 37 .. , . 595, 664 and 678 In Hocking County; MEG . Route JJ, ~GUleS - APPlES, FITZPATRICK ORCHARD STATE ROUTE 689 PHONE WILKESVIllE , {614) 669-3785 992-2386 MUST SEll 1970 Cutlass $1000 __Phone 985 3501 alter 6 p m 233, m. m, 554, see and 7351n Golllo County; GUE State State C W Proff111 Portland Oh1a Phone 843 22S.. COAL for sale Open 6 days per week and e11en1ngs For fu rther lnformot1on ca ll (61•) 367 7338 1969 Nova extra sharp new paml bu cket seats, Qtr shocks _mags Phone 949 2480, LOST BROWN ond block mole German Shephard dog Contact • Ronald Cowdery o19B5 3581 b1focals ~------ Business Sefvice,s Coli 992 74SI. NEW 3 b~roo~u7e. 2 baths oil elec , I ocre, M•ddlepon , close to Rutland Phone 992 ~ ----FREIGHT DAMAGED October 19 MARY KAY Chnstmas Open • House, Mondoy Dec 6 Di s- 1973 CHEVROLET 'h ton truck 6 cyl new h~es 52300 coun t on all H1s and He r Phone 985-42A5 Cosmettcs Home of Kathryn '-'---W1ndon , located 2 m1les norlh 1973 Pmlo Ru"obout 4 speed wes t of Chesler on Co Rd . 82 low m1leogs, excellent cond1 11o n rea l shari? PI-tone Hobson ....... _E_hone(304) m 5962- - - - SHOOTING MATCH Sunday Dec 5 12 noon Off Rt 7, lucky Seven Gun Club. 356 , 68 2' -~~--- --~ XMAS SPECIAL Any Sewmg machme cleaned . 01led and ad 1usted $5 98 THE Sewmg Center, Mlddi-" •Pc: O~ ''-CLASSES IN Vanous crafh end ftne arts wil l be lield at the asked . Call 886-8150 -POTATOES ond pumpk1ns I HOMESITES for sale, I acre and up Middleporl , near Rutlo"d ~eparote'!_~~~ 98~-~ 1_40 ,~ WANTED • babys11ter day shtft Copy No. 76·913 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT 278, 329 , 3~ 6 , 550, • '" ,' IF YOU have a servtce to offer want to buy or sell somelh1ng ae lookmg for work or whateve r you' ll get resu lts fo!iler w1th a Sent mel Wont Ad Co11992 21561 __ 742-2178 Columbus, Ohio November lf, 1976 Contract Sales Legal 144 , '377' 43940'---,. OlD JEWElRY , Phone 992 2075 ~.:::.:.:.:.:=.:::___, CRAFTY lADIES HANDICRAFTS Sea led proposals Will be received at the office of the Director of the Ohio Depart mtnl of Transportation , Columbus, Ohio, until 10 00 AM , Ohio Standard Time Tuesday, December 14 , 1976, for Improvements In: Athens . Gallla, Guernsey , Hocking. Meigs, Monroe, Morgan. Noble, Vinton and Wash ington Counties, Ohio, on various sections on ATH • U S Routes 33, 33F and so, State Routes 7, 13, 56, 78, 124, 143. HOUR Phon e any condll1on W1 I poy 510 each F1rst floor only Write g111· mg d~rect l ons to W11ten P1ono Co , Bo~~: 188, Sord•s Oh1o and PH · 593-35661 Collect! NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION ' pay Altitnl, OH • < FULL .. citing fleid of your choice. If you're 18 to 31 yMrt old and can qualify, we' II guarantee offer In writing Sign on now and gel currlflt liberal G. L BILL btnellts. Call or see your Navyman al: 121 Calumllul Rd. Pomeroy 992-2126 • r1 fn f mlflc:m r·lfltJmt nmnn tr.mwn ~HH1 11M tl~ntt:m un ~ tl 1 '~1 f rnn <"~11 111'1'1 runnt;,,., tiL~ f·•r,fl ,-,,. 111 n111 ~rl t"ln •I H oJ\r tl!'" 11~•n•1 11':lf1Hil nn 1 ' 11<~1!' flllfH:I·.' I IIIII' I 1110111n1 1 fll:t•l'l~l 1•r:n;·,11n rhl!ln :'11 111!:1 UJ '•" rilll'lll 1111 D<l·.l ll::l"l UII.:J;; TJO I•' I:•!, I'll! !A ; •IIP'1;1~ 1 Urlllt'J iU!tl 1111 ~:1'111\1111 '1:1A ;mn:J mmn n:-•rt~ thl~ 11A n11nn 11ttnnn n·~tH'I'II r-HJIIII :1Hnl t [·Jtllln:J~l t'lll1n-· tJIH1"11;'1 n··ll' n'mr-~ r'ltl"ll' I 111:-1< I 11 HI 11 '!·ln.·J':I 11-1 m111 •~:m 1r~rum l·lllil':l t1311 ~IIi rt· ,·J(-1 11: 1'1 'l>hl WI 11~111:•1 Gel SERVICE I Frye's HONDA CL-450, 12 000 m1les. sissy bor, crash bars pull bock handle bars new lite and seal;, Scrambler s1de ptpes, $650. Coll949·2-480 -W-'A-'N"::T:0E:'0°0·0.l::O:-u-pr~lg7hf;a~ •llowences while we P<Ovlde lOll training In MR AND MRS Paul McDamel Sr, of this time du11ng th1s "Thanksgiving" season want to thank everyone for thetr cords, words of encourogment. the1r prayers, dunng the confme· ment in the Veterans Memonol t-tosp1tal m Pomeroy Oh1o and also m St. Joseph Hosp1tol 1n Parkersburg, W Va Your thoughtfulness will never be forgotten. Thanks agam. POMEROY MOTO.R CO CASH II I for 1unk cars Truck and Auto 2• ONE I Aso E. Jordon POMEROY, 0. unconSCIOUSness 77 West COlli rad ical groop Il l 1E~perlenced 78 Army otllcer I A1dtculea (abbr) I/ form 7Q Pnson chlet 11 P1111od of ltme 81 TemoofiiY bed • 1 Place t01 82 Food hsh kiii!IPIO~ bllell 83 Small ptece n Manser vent ,•:.J Red·berry shrub 84 Tr® lcattru lt 85 D111reas St!J11I ,•4 Great lake 1!17 Irritate ·~ PrL1'\oun 81Aeveala .'6 Skatll'l g area 90 Hl~lld , 1 A Slumber 92Womansname 10 Gems USow \1 Nole o! scala 95 Calm l:ll lt w1lh lever 96 Sign of lOdtiC l~ Co11 97 Handles. J7 Str1p ot teathlr 99 Beverage :19 D~e plant tOO Wallced on 40 Pr onoun 101 Cock 4 t BllbYIOfliiM 102 Strllr.es dlltr' t03 Cover 4 3 Chatr 105 Rsgard 45 Woman s name 107 Sa1nt (abbr ) 4 f S~m DOI ol 101 Worm tellu rium t t Q Knocks 48 C•IY In Nevada 1 1 1 Slet\ltless 49 Sedate cloaks 52 Peoods of lime t 1! Allowan ce tor 54 Small shoots waste 56 Ru le 1 1 ~Prt11oun 51 SolldtfV 11!!o Nota ot tc.le 59 I!! ailed clay 118 Small ru gs 61 Small island 1 t7 Greek tetter 620t!trictln 11 e E1ls tld Germany 120 Na~at lve prelt• 63 LUbriCates t 21 Silkworm 64 Spa nish article 122 sneet ot gtasa 66 Once around 123 Attitude track 124 River depot ~ ! 6 7 Pedal dtglt 126 Stops tlSWet 69 Bov s nlct<name 128Paattma 130 Vapors 71 One no matter 132Explru wnlch 134 Groug of tight 72 Servant 74 Powlf'tul peraon 131Aabbil 131 Note of scala 76 Slate ol ACROSS Your financ ial possibilitieS look good today from two enllrely different sources Stay on top of anythmg that looks like a moneymaleer -V NEW YORK (UP!) - Hurry In For AGood DEAL SUNDAY, Decem b., 5, 1976 SCORPIO COct. 24·Nov. 12) a-:• U)!>. BOOK ON JIMMY New Chevy Mini Homes READY TO TRAVEL SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLER Perhap s times or conditions won't periJl lt you to do JUSt what you d like to but a lnp to some pla ce dlflerent will at least give you some resp1te 1-1977 Sedan Deville thanks and orpr&c•ollon to Ew 10g's Funera Home, Pomeroy Emergency Squad. Veterans Memorial Hosp1tal Dr Peter· son fnends , ne rg hbors npeciolly, Ins Kelton and Davis Gruaser, Rev. Jorv1s and anyone who sent food , floweis or who helped rn ony way Your kindness wifl never b8 forgot ten. God bless you all The Her shel Rose Fom1ly OPEN EVENING TILL 6 PM & SAT. TILL 5 PM LIIAA (Sop I, 23 - 0ct. 23) NOW IN STOCK 992-5342 I/le 500 E. MAIN ST. negotiations centering on your work or career today, don't be afraid to ask what you think you're worth Yo..u're desired and can get 11 21) Although you have WE WOULD like to express our SMITH NELSON MOTORS and easy manner that endears you to any crowd today, you'll enjoy yourself more with special someone than you will wllh a group Cadillat-Oid•mobile uMC Financing Available New Chevy Van Convermns VIRGO (Aug, 23-Sopt. 22) In I ..Y•J SAVE 742-2331 3891. 1971 .. Real Estate for Sale COAL, limestone, ond tolc•um chlonde and calcium brine lor dust control and spec1al mlx1ng salt lor formers Moln Slreet, Pomeroy, Ohio or phont 992 742 2081. ECK THIS WE WtSH to thank relahves and friends for fodd, fiQwera and cards sent at the deaths of our three brothers . Howard, Ear) and Wrlbur logan Mrs, Erma Bradford and Mr& Ed ' no Re1bel air. radio, Scottdale trim. Rosedale red & white. A sharp unit . COINS , CURRENCY tokens old po<ket watches and chains, sliver ond gold We need 1964 and older s1 lver coins Bu y, sell. or trade Coli Roger Wamsley . WRECKE~ •'r 3 seat, V a. aulomatlc, P. S., P. B., factory new or used. We have the sharpes! pencil in lown still m a 11ery benellc•al cycle where yo ur prest•ge or selfImage IS concprned You re handling yourself so as to draw favorable attent1on I All Yard Sales, Rummage, Porch and Basement Porch and Basement Salet, etc must be paid In advance Get yoUrs in early by stopping by our office The Dally Sentinel, ,,1 court St or wrltlno Box 729, Pomeroy , Ohlo •5769 with your rem lttance , Don' t forget you owe 1t to yourself to check with us before you buy any car LEO CJuly 23-Aug. 22) You re Introducin8 . a new dimension in Luxury. That& the all-new 977 Cadillac for you. 210 2 door, local car,'4 speed frons., 44,200 miles, good tires, dark green finish, real economy. NEW CHEVROLET SUBURBAN 1975 Buick Regal, 2 dr . Was 54695.00 Now $4395.00 1975 Pontiac Astre 2 dr. Was 52895.00 Now $2695.00 1975 Pontiac Lemans 2 dr. Was $4195.00 Now $3795.00 1974 Buick Century Luxus 2 dr. Was 54295.00 Now $4095.00 1974 Ford Mustang 2 dr. Was $2895.00 Now $2695.00 1974 Pontiac Firebird 2 dr. Was $4295.00 Now $3795.00 1974 Mercury Montego MX 2 dr. Was $3195.00 Now' $2995.00 1976 Ponlillc Sunbird 2 dr. Was $3795.00 Now 53595.00 1973 Chev. Imp. Cust . 2 dr. H~ Was $2495.00 Now $2095.00 1973 Ford Mach 12 dr . Was $2695 .00 Now $2095.00 1973 Dodge Pickup 'h ton Was $2795.00 Now $2495.00 1972 Cllrysler Newport 4 dr. Was $2195.00 Now $1895.00 1972 Pontiac Grand Prix Was $2795.00 Now $2195.00 1972 Chev. Imp. ~ust. 2 dr . HT Was $2195.00 Now $1795.00 1972 Chev. Monte Carlo Was $2595.00 Now $2395.00 TAURUS CAprii20-Moy 20) Per· 1974 DATSUN ................;...... '2195 NOTICES ATTN.: II ALL HOUSIWIVES Local 1 owner car, blk, vinyl root, green Interior, while-wall tires, air, aulomallc, power steering & brake Buy during December and you can save money. We want to cut our used car inventory. So our loss is your gain. somethmg where you can uUIIze both your mental and physical capa bilities today Your best An outdoor sport that takes two to play GEMINI CMoy 21-Juno 20) In Saturday Phone tOdoy 991-2156 1973 CAPRICE 4 DR. HT ....... '2995 TAX SALES Bern1ce Bede Oool For SundQ, Otc. 5, U71 ARIES CMorch 21·AP<il 18) Do Except Thurs. and Sat Closed Sunday Noon 1 446-8570 THE RACINE Volunteer Frre Deportment need further con· tr1but1ons to poy lor fiberglass door for the f1re department butldmg Every contr.buh on wrtl be greotlv appnKJoted Please send donot1ons to the Racine Vo lunteer F.re Deportm•nt , Rocine,•Oh,o 45771 ~ ....~ urakes AstroGrapM Open Even1ngs Til6 : 00 Middleport ILIND.r.DS Additional 25c Charge .ptr Advertisement OffiCE HOURS 1:30 om . to 5' 00 p .m . Dolly. I 30. 1 m to 12 00 SALE sonal advantage co mes today more tro m mang l ng what another has than from trying to promote what you have You re 1 good lmpressarlo DAN THOMPSON FORD With topper, low mileage, radio, w w llres, clean Locai1 owner car, green finish , grftn vinyl roof, radial v-w lirH, air cond., V-8, with automatic P. steering & 01 ) 19 (12> 6 ?tc VB, PS, P B, a1r 1975 WV PICKUP.................. $3295 minimum. Eacrt aaartlonat wora 3 c.-ta. 1974 CHEVROLET MONT£ CARLO _Eev jll773 1972 CHEV. IMP. 2 DR................ ..'1895 INTERVIEWS will be held Mndo~ . Nov 22, 1976 sfortrng of 11 00 a.m o'clock In the office of the Me1gs Coun!y CommiSSIO.ners , OlD furn iture ICe bowes brass Court House Pomeroy, Oh1o beds , wall te-lephones ond for architects wno are on the parts or complee household$', oppro..,ed list of State Ar Write M 0 Miller. Rt . 4, chltects (Public Works State of Pomeroy , Oh•o Coli 992-77tiJ Ohio) for ,Ike proposed mullt· purpose foc• lrty Jor Me1gs ( ASH paid for oil mak~ models of mob1le homes County, Please call for appoint Phone orea code 614 -•23-9531 ment , 992 2895. PIANO INSTRUCTIONS Children's TIMBER , Pomeroy Forest Pro· ducts Top price for stondmg and adults June VanVranken sawt1mber Coli Kent Hanby, 992-2270 pold odl ond· ods paid within 10 doys, CAitO OF THANI(S I OIITUAIIY 11.00 for SO word classlc. 350, V 8, automatle, power steering and bral<.., rally wheels, radio, black and very oilracllve. ______...,..._ 2270 C" 1975 atEVY EL CAMINo ........ ~3995 - RICHARD D JACKSON DIRECTOR One Owner loct,.not. The publisher will nat be reaponslble for morf' then one Incorrect lnMrtiOft . II A TIS fler 'tlllt Ad Strvlce 5 c•nts per w'rd one lnaertlon . Minimum Charge $1 .00 U cents per word three consecutive ln11rt1ons. 26 cents w.-d alx COftHCUtiVI ftSI(tiOns 25 Per Cent Discount oft Estate Wagon, local I owner ear, while radial llros, air conditioning, V-8, automatic. power steering and brakH, radio, dark red finish, blk . vinyl Interior. 6 Cyi , std trans 1972 FORD VAN CARGO E-100 .......'2595 STARCRAFT FAll SAlE THE RACINE Fire Deportment will On m1ni motors troll•n and fold ho11• o gun shoot Saturday ol downs al so used troller and 6 30 p.m ot the~r bu1ld1ng in fold down prJC90 to go We sell Boshon . serv1cp ond quality CAMP CQNltV STAR CRAFT SAlES , NOW accepting piano students RT. 62 , N PT 'PlEASANT, W beg1oners. 1ntermechates. od . vane~ students Coil 9'12· VA "fhe Publisher rntrvea lt~o right to ••lit or relect any alii ftetmtd ob : 1975 CHEVELLE ..................... $4295 ot !he total amount bid Parts 1 to Zt Inclusive Afhens, Gatlla . Hocklno . Meigs , Monroeo, Noble , VInton and Washington Counflll, Ohio on bridgu on various r ou tes and sections, by c!ean lno and pelntlno Type of Structures - See Plans " The date set for completiOn of this work shall be as set forth In the blddlno proposal " Each bidder shall be required ro file with his bid a certified chtck or cuhler's chec k for an amount equal to ftve per cent of his bid. but In .no event more than fiftY thousand dollars , or a bond for ten per cent of hi s bid, payable to the Director Bidders must apply , on proper forms . for quallf1Ct1 lions at least ten days pr10r' to th e date ser for open ing bids 10 accordance With Chapter SS25 Ohio Revised Code Plans and spec ifications are on file In the Department of Transportation and the office Of the District Deputy D.rector The D1rector reserves the r.gh! to reject any and all bids ?~--~~~ -~~ publicatiOn. UOUUTtONS Columbus, Ohio, unlrl · 10 00 AM, Ohio Slllndard Tlmtl, Tuesday , Oec u , 1976. tor Improvements In P•r ts 1 to 29 Inclusive .re F,or Best Results Use Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds WANT ADS IN .. OIIMATION DIAOLINIS ~ , .M. Dey hfore ,ubllcotiOn . CMCIIIIUOnl, -cortec . tiOftl ICC..ted flrlt dlf Of POMEROY MOTOR CO. will be rece ived at thf Office of the ' W>-'l'biiiDdiJ~Swtday,Dec. 5,1976 Tet ms Cash Lunch Will Be Served . OWNER: CHARLES E. SMITH SWAIN AUCTION SERVICE Kenneth Swatn Gallipohs, Ohto AUCTIONEERS Dory! Alban Dok Hill, Ohio The personal property ot tne late Edna Mauck, will be offered for sale at Public Auction at the decedant's residence at 339 3rd Ave. in the city of Gallipolis, Ohio. The personal property consists of: General 'Electric refrigerator, gas stove, radio, two RCA televl~lons, lots of pols and pans ANTIQUES China Closet with glass. Marbel lop stand, wicker rbcker, shoe stand with big mirror, glass bookcase, 2 big wodden closets, hall tree, iron bed, 3 chests ot; drawers, dining room table and chairs, bedroom set, 6 stands, .6 old trunks, 2 cane straight chairs, lots of other chairs, lots of pictures and frames, all kind of dishes, 2 cadle holders, lots of miscellaneous Items . Auctioneer: J. A. French John Halliday, Adrelnistrator Auctioneer Note: If you want good antiques don't miss this sale . I. �, • 4-0-The Sunday rm-s.ntinol, Sunday, Dec. 5,1976 DAN THOMPSON'S ~~~~--~~~ · • NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OH 10 SILECT YOUR NEXT CAR OR TRUCK DEPARTME~T OF TA A.NSPORTATION Colvmbul, Ohto ,_.ovember 1t, 197• Contncf hies Leg1l from Copy No 76·fl• UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Se81ed propo!als Director or the Ohio Depart ment of Transportati on , USED CARS 5 1972 FORD PINTO WAGON ............ 1495 Cyl , auto. trans. A ~972 FORD LTD 4 DR.................. ..'1S95 Air, P.S , P .B 1972 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX ....... }2895 Air, auto tran$ 1972 FORD 4 DR. SED................ ..S1495 Air, P S., P .B. 1971 CHEVELLE 4 DR..................... '995 6 Cyl , auto. trans. 1972 DODGE DART....................... '1295 6 Cyi., sld .trans 1974 FORD ~ TON PICKUP............ 52995 V-B, std. trans. 1973 FORD lh TON PICKUP. ...........'2595' V 8, sld trans 1970 FORD lh TON PICKUP............'1295 1976 AMC HORNET... ,......... .!3895 offered as one cont ract 1nct Sporlaboul, 6 cyl , oulomalle, power sleering, delu•e equipment, whitewall !Ires. luggage rock, dark grfinlsh, ;.., than 9,000 miles, Showroom cluo. will be considered on the billS 1974 V.W. SUPER BUG ................. ..S2295 MANY MORE Save Now on a 1976 Pinto, Mustang, or Maverick. · See: Pat Hill, Rocky Hupp or Darrel Dodrill For a good deal on a new or used vehicle With purcflase ol any New or Used Car priced over 5500.00 during the month of Dec. Let Smith Nelson Motors buy your Christmas turkey . We are your friendly dealer . We have the sharpest pencil in town. 992·2196 partnership situations today get the ball rolling, then let your counterpart assume th e more prominent rote In a joint under~ tak•ng CANCER CJune 21-Juiy 22) it wont be hard to acquire wlllmg helpers today Just make your needs known Someone will be there to do the legwork ' SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·Dtc. a warm CAPRICORN (Otc. 22·Jin. 11) It you have a project that's lm· po rlant to you, lay the groundwork as quietly as possible later you can bring 11 all out m the open AQUARIUS (Jon. 20·fob. 1f) You stand out1n a crowd tod•y Your char ismatic appeal wilt draw people to you who 'll seek your advice and counsel Fully Equipped PISCES CFob. 20-Morch 10) ·KARR &VAN-ZANDT Pomeroy "You' ll L1ke Our Qua lily Way of Dolllfl Business" Open Eves. Til6-Til 5 p.m. Sat. See one ollhese courteous salesmen: Pete Burris Lloyd, McLaughlin Pulitzer Prize-winner Haynes Johnson has !!lgned to dq a book on Jlmmy Carte'r's Washington for an wullacloaed amount, Viking Press anno~mced Friday, The Washlngton Post reporter, 1'ho has several booka to hla credit, said his planned book on Carter ... "won't be a romantic '1000 Days' or souped up '100 days"' "!Intend to go behind the gray exterior of Washington's government and see how Carter faces the real problemi, and how Cmgreaa and the rureaucrats ... cope with his promised assault," Johnson 1J8id, INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE MEaiANIC Immediate opening for industrial maintenance mechanic with 3 to 5 years experience in punch press maintenance repair. Good salary and ~nelits. CALL MR. DONALDSON AT 446-4012 ROBBINS MYERS INC. People are voicing nice sen. t1ments about you behind your back today More Im portant Another Is doing something to pleasantly surprise you A I WISH to ewpress my apprecta· tion to Or Holzer, Or Walker Holzer Medical Center 1 nurse~ and staff on second floor. Special thanks to Rev Peter Granda! ot'ld all my Chmt1on friends tor the1r proyeri, flower, VISitS ond many cords I rece1ved wh1le a surg1cal pa· l1ant at the hosp1tol God bless Fmndly Dealer you oil Your ~Birthday Doc. 5, 1178 You can form several powerful all•ances this year with persons who can further your stlfmterests These will be doers who II deliver what they promlse (Are you e Sagmartus? Bernice Osot flas wntran a sp_eclal AstroGraph Lefler for you For your copy se,.d 50 cents and a selfaddressed, stamped envelope to Astro-Groph , P 0 BoK 489 RadiO C11y Station N~tw York, NY 10019 Be sure to ask tor Sagitt1nus Volume 1 ) 137 Cooks slowly 139 Cron ies (colloq I 1-4 1 Pronoun 1-42 Sk ill 1-43 Heraldic bearing I <4 5 Move about lurtiYIII~ 1-4 7 011lr lc t !n London 1<49 Mou rn lut 152 Brother ol Odm 153 Clergym an !55 Tu rluc lflbUman 157Welry 159 Symbol lor cerium 160 Heraldry grelted 162 Follow 164 Ceremomes 166 Retreat "Your Chevy Dealer" 17 Afl lrma11111 18 Teu!OI'IIC de11y 1911 Ill 20 Cause 27 Jomt 29 Ftuttara Jllow Latin (aDbr I 34 Annually 36 Fru11 cake 381ndl'lldull -40 tnher1tor 42Halpa 44 Caudal appendage 46 R1ver 1n Alri CI 48 Halves! 49 SJ'Iattow 50 BlemiSh 51 Pl'ehx down 53 Narrow Ita! board 166 Hall 55 Earth goddess 169 Spirited horae 56 incarnation of 170Sco1f VIshnu 171 Click beetle 58 Approached 60 Hetole evant 62 tdenl!cal DOWN 65 cover 68 Apport1on l Poonel down 69 F01'11gn 2 Oaclare · 70 Fall into CltSUU 3 Spantsh tor 72 Pannera ''yes 73 Sandy wastes 11 sa~tor ~collOQ) 75 Measure of 5 Boys name Wllghl 6 Un II of fOI' ce (pi) 76 Most !rigid 7 Short tor 77 Fragment 181tii1Sior1 79liQUtd 8b lsted eo Memortnda 9EIIila 82 Gravestone 10 Motara 83 R1cochet 1 1 Cubic mtters 84 Evaporates 12 Quieti 86 MUSIC 11!11 13 Jump wr11ten 14 Appe11111on ot 88 Afternooo party .A.thena 89 Brlmletl CICI 15Vaungahruba 90 Prlli'\Ct 16EaQttanest 91 Get up 93 Accompliahment • 95Guldi!IS 97 Gratul!les 98 Soak up 102 Detest 104 Church benches Alfred Social Note~ 108 Prellx three 107 English coon ty 108 Brown 11 brud 110 Rage 111 Swlndlll 1120ectared 114Pens 116 Female horse 111 Bakers products 119Undarga rm&nt 121 Every Sunday School attendance on Nov. 28 was ii3, the offering 12'1.48. 122Harbor 123 Mounta!r1 (abbr l 125 Afternoon parties 127 Preposlhon 128 Cull oil CIOIIIy 14Y Fl\ner or mother Worsltlp services were held lO:tli a.m. with the Rev. Thomas speaking on the subject, ''Limiting God," Attendance at this service 1300u•al 131 Makaaaolernn Wlfl Olth 133 Ntrrow ~anlng 138 A11empta 138 GIOllsy ltbrlc 140 English county 143 Con tunctlon Uo4 Actual being 148 Wom1111 nickname 148City tn Ruula 150 land m11sura 151 Antteredlnlmal 153 V1g0r 154 Day of week (abbr I 156Femateruft 16. 1 PrtJC)oaltlon 183 Boy a nickname 185 Semor (abbr ) 167 PrO'Ioun 't 31. • Alfred's Chureh -program (Chriatmaa) bas been set for Wednesday evening, Dec. 22 at 7:30p.m. The U.M.W. will bave its Christmas party in the charcb basement on Tuesday evening, Dec. 21, with a potluck supper served at 7:30 p.m. for members, famllies and guests. Mr, and Mrs. Murray Hopklna, formerly of this area, will celebrate their 5llth (golden) wedding an· nlversaryonSaturday, Dec. 4 at their home at 131 Devonshire Rd. In Dayton, Ohio 45427. We send congratulatl01111 Emma Findling is a patient in the St. Jasepb Hospital In Parkersburg, W. Va. Nina Robinson spent Thttnkaglvlllg witb her son, Robert Robinson and famlly, In Belpre, 0. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart S1'artz attended funeral servlct11 for her uncle, WUbur lAgan, 1ut week. HO'IIIrd Flanden attended churcll here Sunday for the first time since his recent ill·:-ness. Mr. and Mrs. Charles D." Woode received word on Nov.' 23 that her sister, Mrs. Hilah. Roumellate bad undergone;: surgery In Doctors' Hospital· In Columbus and was doing nicely. , Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode and Connl of Circleville, 0. · visited their pareota, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wbite and Mt. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode; 'lbanksglvlng Day and CoDI)l went home with her aunt, Ulllan Penn, to visit at 11111&. boro, 0. for a few daya, Mr. and Mrs. Billy fUll ot Racine spent Tlwtkaglv!ni": with her Dad, WWiam CarrJ and sister Peml. '" Genevieve Cluthrle speni. ~vlng weekend with,', relatives In Sugar Grove Bf\.d:: Columbus. Thelma Henderson at-': tended a Pastor Parish meeting at the Tuppers Plalna Ame1, recebtly. HELP WANTED . ' Curb woilresses, Plrtllml. evenings and -lcendo; Apply In person. ~ •• BOB EVANS DRIVE I~ • • INDUSJRIAL MAINTENANCE MEaiANIG.. : lm!"ediate opening for Industrial Matntenance Mechanic with 3 to 5 years exp. in industrial electrical maintenance. Call Mr.Oona,ldson at 446-4012. KOBBINS MYERS INC. lhlllll ol~IIIH .:ltt:•lfi:JO ;~1'1111 '' _,,,.,,, lt:l:ltl •lll'l'hl 1 /h]l\~ 'li"HHI .111 :Oii~IIP 1111 l'lli. .... • •.,, .," 1' ., .,,,., ,..,., nkl lh:f';j 'llllltlil oJ·.JfJ'J f1fli"ll 11111111 r.111lH ''"" . :1 t!nol ::~1 "''•Joi.'J (1:),11 : • • 111111'.H1 ~JIJil'' .. : .. I 1__. ( _____ ..._ - '' ALTHOUGH 81rchfteld's Tcuclder· my has burned work STILL WILL BE DONE 1n tem por ary quarters Have your troph le!i mounted today and treasure them tomorrow BIRCHFIELD s TAXIDERMY east of Rutland m1 le on Rl 124 Phone Call (614) 667 3675 oiler 5 p.m THERE WILL be candy classes Dec 7 oil p m and 7 p m Con toct JoAnne Fetty 7~2 2818 or Lo1s Wolker, 7A2 2333 GUN SHOOT at the Rocme Gun Club every Sunday , I p m Assorted meQts : ': : : • ••• ••• .• Gallipolis, Ohio An aquai opportunity employer. • .... • ~ -. ' PLEAS tJRE HO ~SES and pon1es olso wdl buy horses ond ponies Phone (614) 698 3290 Ruth Ree11es AKC REGISTERED Apncot toy poo die fe ma le pup Phone 985 -4111 on Tuesdoys and Thursdays Phone 992 2298 or 992·5308 for appointments RUMMAGE SALE De c Bth and , 9th, Weds ond Thursday 186 N Second, Middleport Ne w! to Debs Barber Shop , clothmg avon bollles mt!iC All WHITE Germon Shepherd pupp1e!i, fi.JII blooded See R1chord GilkeY, Clifton , W Vo 5 MONTH OLD Reg1s--tered femal e lmh Setter 1 $75 Phone 992-3565 I mfprd¥ll.pl BIG RED and white female hound LOST between Rt 33 & 7 by Pomeroy Gun Club Can Jden· ttfy , $100 REWARD for dog 1n good condition No questions colieCI 685 . 690 and 691 In Athen§_ county, GAL - u . s Route 35 , State Routes 7, 141, 160 1 2181 69 CHEVELLE MALIBU , yel low w1th block vmyl roof and block m tenor 307 eng1ne 2 door outomol1c power steertng lope player and new exhaust system. fo~r cond1t1on 1 $1 ,000 Phone 949 2574 1968 JEEP WAGONEER. 4 wheel . (614) I~ , Ohio Revised Code Plans and specifications are on file In the Departme11t of Tr•nsportatlon and the office of the District Deputy Dlnctor. The Director reserves the right to relecl any and all bids . RICHARO 0 JACKSON OIRECTOR Rev 1-17-73 Oldsmobile 4 dr $950 197.4 Bu1 ck Apollo 2 dr $24150 Phone 992-5786 from noon to 6 p m only do1ly 1973 FORD PICKUP !ruck, Ranger XLT, F 100 power steering power brakes deluxe mterior lnqu tre at lngel's Furntture Middleport F1 rs t come nnt serve, $1500 Ph one 742-2789 PONTIAC PEARCE SIMPSON C 8 base sla· lion Phone 2A7·2/;!84 after 5 p.m CHOICE ear corfl , $2 00 bushel Phone 7•2 2359 on floor 1n good cond1t1on $1250 Phone 949-2860 or see Chorle5 Bissell at Bashon Co between Co Roods 18 and 19 tog now and c4t fresh when des ~red Pnced $2 00 to $8 00 Opho and Barbara Offutt Phone 992 3296 STEREO AM-FM rad1o , 8 lrock tape cambmollon Bala nce $106 40 or terms Coli 992 3965 USED TRACTORS 1970 Massey Ferguson Massey Ferguson 135 d1esel 1971 John Deere 820 Chesel, 1973 Massey Ferguson 175 d1esel 1975 255 d1esel 1975 Mossey Ferguson 275 d1esel Sh1nn s Tractor Soles , Phone (304) 458 1630 leon W Vo ='S'==:o======= ,...... ,.,...,~ $18,300,,;_ <I",_., •• , ..,., ~ th u.s IHpl 11.. - .. ~u,_ ,,.,....., b ..lktM 111rs NO FUTURE? IN A$$ RUT? ~I PYo'-ionot Coraor Driving a "BIG RIG" We n a Privoto~Troinlng School offerIng I PARTTIJI18orFULL Tune TrBinlng t'rog,.m. ff yau .., Don't Ou~ Your Job, llllnd our Wlll<end T11inng P'OSI'Ihi or Mtend our 3 WMk .,... FULL Tlmo A - Troinng -ng. «-. r,.r~wrfflltr ~'IN' ·992-2426 3 AND .t RM furntshed and un· fur mshed opts Phone 992· 5434 . COUNTRY Mob1le Home Pork, Rt. 33, ten m1les norlh of Pomeroy. large lots w1th concrete pahos Sidewalks, runners and off street porkmg Pho11e 992-7479 ~ FURNISHED two bedroom opt , adults only. No pets Mid dleport Phone 992-3874 AVAILABLE ol Rl..,ers1de Apart· me{lls 1 bedroom , $100 per month, 2 bedrooms( $133 An Equal Housing Opportun1ty . Phone 992-3273 , ONE BEDROOM Apts ol VILLAGE MANOR m M1ddleport for $104 monthly plus elec. or $130 In· cludmg elec LOWER RATES for SENIOR CITIZENS Convement to shopp10g on lh~rd and M1ll Sts '" Middteport. Brand new ll1gh quality apartments . See the monoger ot Apt 2EI or ca ll 992· 7721 An Equal Housing -~Op~r!un1ty ------~ 5 ROOM HOUSE a nd both •n Roclne aretl. Phone 992-5858 2 BEDROOM M081LE home oduils only Phone 992-5:.:5= 3 5 :.,-~~ SMALLSlMI.Tu';~.shed apartment 126 Mulberry A>~e , 4 ROOM FURNISHED apt. , close to Powell s Super Valu , Phone 422-4080 992-3658 Ntv . 28, Dec 5 TREE S Mo1n . basement, lor sole by owner Rulland area Phone 742-2531 TUPPERS PlAINS OHIO Three bedroom house fomtly room fireplace, 2 baths d•shwasher range gorboge d1sposol carpel sun deck , Iorge lot S2b 500 Pho"e {614) 667 b304 --- THE FARMERS HOME AD MINISTRATION HAS FOR SAlE RESIDENTIAl , BUSINESS RECREATION ANO OR OTHER PROPERTIES IN ATHENS AND MEIGS COUNTIES ANY LICENS ED REAl ESTATE BROKER IN T!RESTED IN liSTING THESE PROPERTIES SHOUlD CONTACT THE FARMERS HOME AD~~STRATION AT 221 WEST SE CON~ ~EET POMEROY OHIO 45761 TELEPHONE 992-6644 St , and back porches 2 car TUPPERS PLAINS - 11;, acres, old 4 Br house, 1h bath, 2 porches on Rt. 7. Asking $12,000 MIDDLEPORT - Older 8 room home with 4 Brs , 2 baths, leve l lot with garage. $12,000 . Pomeroy RUTLAND - 1 Yr old 3 bedrooms, bath, Lei Londmork 50ffen & condiHon your waler UC-XV I thermopene windows, eatIn kitchen. and Ohio ele heal. 523.000. ONLy 1279,95 HARRISONVILLE - acre. w1ter 1 new 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Ele FA heat, sliding glass doors In dining - 2 car garage. 532,500 Pomeroy Landmark Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. Phone 992·2181 RUTLAND - 2 be'drooms, bath, lront porch, ullllly building and garage, near H & N DAY old or start leghorn shcool S11 ,000 pu lets Both fl oor or cage grown available Poultry Hous 1ng and Automat ion Modern Poultry, 399 W Mom, Pomeroy Phone 992-2164 We have now moved to our new localion at 260 East Second 51 , Pomeroy. · ARMSTRONG GAS furnoce, used one season $300 Phone ANTIQUE DINING room su1te , oak banquet table, 6 cho~rs and buf fet Phone 992--6008 to see JOHN DEERE d1esel 350 end loader ewcellent cond1tlon Wmch fo1r leads, forks ond avercab Phone 949-2663. John Deere MOTORCYClE , Davia Parsons, Owner -----~ mo ca sun . Pomeroy l.andmalt 9._ Jltk W. Corsey, fHr. IIi& Phone 991-2111 ' ' . 1 ... Mf. ~-·1 1ot I I , _ .,I . PHOTOGRAPHY •adlator __........ Aerial Commercial Schools Weddings s...,lce ,..., lllo KEN GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY PICKENS HOWE. Portland/ 0 10-17-1 lorflll SMITH NELSON MOTORS( INC. (614)9BS -4tl5 Chesler, Ohio mo CPd) ,., lt2-tll4 ,_ llown l11111l1tion Sonkn FABRI,-; sofa, Chllr CUshions, Variety llitotltinll..til~ of fancy prints, atcossorles.' DIRECT FABRIC SALES 321 M11n Stroot No 193 - 3 Bedroom home all m odern plus a 12 x 60 mob ile hom e wlth 3 bedrooms. erose to town . 33 acres $37 ,500 Pl. Pleasant Ph. 675-3469 9:30-5·00 Daily TIIII:OO.OFridays 804 W. Ms1n Pomeroy 992-229& After Hours Ca II 992 71)3 CONTACT: Lol• Pauley Branch s ...oiniG IIIIIs &IHkl SIOIM WIIIDOIIS&OOOIS IIP001(11111 WINDOWS ILUMINUII SIDINCPSOFIITT Velvets, nylon prints, herculons, vinyl solids, and QUTT!IUIIIIIIGS LARRL~i~DER Pil H2-31t3 110 I mg -- r - lfumoiss·Service• _ ~ ElECTRONIC T V Cli NIC, New BRADFORD , Auctioneer Com plete Service Phone 949 2487 TV shop, ElectroniC TV Chnlc or 9•9·2000 Recine Olilo Crill Servlp3: call $5 95 Color B & W Bradford onlenno 5ysterns stereo• , etc 57fJ South Third , Middleport ElWOOD BOWERS REPAIR Phone 992 ~ ~·carry In and Sweepers , toat le ra, Irons al l smoll oppllancoa, Lawn mower .... sov~on~ · - -:-newt to State Highway Garage GRAVELY SERVICE - ~ove 25 Pet on Rout e 7 Phone (61A) 985· on lobar by havmg your Grove· 3825. • ly Tractor repaired or servlcod now Gra11el~ Tractor Sa!es REMODELING , Plumbing , heating Pomeroy Ohio Phone (6l•J ond all type s of general repair 992-297S Work guaranteed 20 ~ear1 ex -~~~ parlance Phone 997~ WILL TRIM or cut tree! and shrub· bery Phone 742 -3167 or 9.49· SEWING MACHINE Repaln, ler· 2545 vice, all moket , 992 · 22~ Th e --~ Fabric Shop Pomeroy FROSTY'S C B RADIO Equip , Authorized Singer Soles and every thmg In two way rod1o, ~s..!'~_!_-'h~~n2.!.ors ontennos and acces Phone 643 2855, Portland EXCAVATING , dor.er, loader and backhoe work , dump trucks HOWERY AND MARTIN h · and lo·boys for hire, will haul covotl ng, septi c sys tems , f1ll dirt, to soli llmetlone and dozor backhoe dump truck , grav:el Call Bob 01 R~g~r Jef l imes tone grovel blocktop fert, day phone 9Y2·1089 pa v•ng Rl 143 Phone I (614) night phone 992-3525 or q92 698 7331 --------- CLOSE TO MEIGS HI, , brick and frame , about 4112 years old 3 lovely BR , modern bath, uli illy R , modern l arge kitchen, ve ry nice k ltchen, utility ·.:.:.c=.:.:~~-,--- -~ R., central heal and air to Hi ;chool. $29.800.00. CORNER DOUBLE LOT with larg e brick 5 bedroom•, 2 baths, ultra modern kitchen (ha s Natural - GAS AND OIL fur nace repolr , sales and service :2• hours Phone8•3·2165 cond , ful l basement, 3 car garage and storage Close everything ) - -- ca rpeting, garage, 8 lenlhs acre OWNER TRAN S FERRED 528,00000 ABOUT 2 ACRES - 6 yrs old 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, ~:e-=~7---.:-- -- FRALEY s lumber Company of 1unc tlon of 3•6 and 50 W . Albony Off1ce phon e, (614) 698 6700, 01 res •dence (614) 698 S3t0 or 698-8890 Opon 7 gas hoi water heat FIreplace ASKING $20,000 00. OTHER LISTINGS NOT NOTED IN THIS AD - WE HAVE GREAT DEMAND FOR NEWER HOMES LET US SELL YOURS TODAY . HENRY E . CLELAND BROKER 992·2259 991-2568 0 '". :-:-:-::-:-::-----,:-:-::-: EXCAVATI NG BACKHOES , 5232- --~-~~- ~ EXCAVATING, dozer backhoe and dltcker Chorle1 R Hal field , Bo ck Hoe Ser>~tce Rutland, Ohio. Phone 7-42-2008 SEPTIC Syslems ln1tal l•d by licensed Installer Shepard Contractors . Phone 7-42 2•09. SEPTIC TANKS cltoned Modern Sanitation. 992-3954 or m. 2428 OOZER, TRENCHER , lOW80Y, DUMP TRUCKS Sill PUlliNS, WILL do roofing. con1tructlon PHONE 992-2478, DAY OR plumb1ng and heating No job NIGHT too Iorge or too small . Phone 742-23.18 CARPENTER flooring ceiling paneling Phon ~ m 2759 DOZER worM and we ld ing Con loct Jom•• Parson&, At 1 Rocl ne, on Carmel Road l97b TRAVEl TRAILER , tully equ<p· ped with shower 17 1/t ft sell reo,onoble Phone 992 9981 -·~ MOBILE Home Rvpo~r , Elec , plumbmg and htotlng Phone 992 5858. PUBLIC AUCTION Locat1on · 3 mile• east of Vinlon on Rl. 325 watch lor TIME: 10:30 A.M. · signs. DAT£: DEC. 18, 1976 , • Maytag I 1195 S4.t9 ~ PROFESSIONAL automatic washer and dryer. Minneapolis moline model Z 19S91ractor, 60 or 70 bushe l of corn, hand tools, drag type disc, lawn mower, 2 wheel trailer, scrap iron, I. corn sheller, 4 rugs, porch glide(, Yl!lcuum cleaner, hall tree, old records, and many more Items used Homellte Flannel Shirts • Phone 992·5776 Syracuse. Dl'llo 24 hour Depen dable Furnace Service. Oil or Gas Burner s radio , Underwood typewriter ~ stereo, 992-5324, model VC -KVI Only Slli.!S ._,.,,,. Hubbard's Greenhouse Square Yard lnslotlod Listing In Part · recliner, platform rocker, sofa, 2 book cases, table lamps, lamp tables, flower stands, fire place sel, buller mold, color portable T V. with stand, large hutch, dishes, pots. pans, pictures, Ba55ell bedroom suite, maple dl~lng room suite, electric range, side by side refrlgerator-freeler, I. pressure cooker, . electric fry pan, lulcerotor, food grinder, cannister set, small tables, dresser, half bed, Iron bed, CB500· T, new battery, In storage ewcept for 3 months, 1333 miles, cost a11er $1700 w il l sell fo r $950 Phone New Hotpomt Microwave SAVE S101 New co . op Water Sol , teners ~ TIWLf.l SAtES. 10 or more SATURDAr, DEC. 11 AT 10:30 A.M. audion Bulldozer $2700, Saw mill truck All for $3000 W1ll s.ell separate Phone992·379? . . o. . en, model RE930 otf on PUBLIC AUCTION Phone 992-3626 ' pet . ElECTRIC SINGER sewing macllme tn cabinet with seot mcluded 1 ~ondn•on •OOO lo PERFECT FOR GIFTS In red , white ond pink S3 00 lo S6.00 20 '6.95 1141 from for campers. sites NEW LISTING - 7 room frame house wllh 3 Brs., llh baths. front porch and garden $7500 {bid) Chain saw choose MIDDLEPORT - 5 Yrs. old. 4 bedroom•, bath, nat. gas F A furnace / birch kit , and level lot snooo. EQUIPMENT One 9ood used Gibson Sldt· bY ·S1de Refrigerator Good RUBBER BACK CARPETING mallre5Sos, plddlng. Ideal equipment . HARD WATER PROBLEMS? One~ good CHRISTMAS . ~RTED Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ' NEW LISTING - Bu si ness bui ldi ng with 4 apartment•. and pool hall wtth all T1mbeqock 2:rl0 Skldder John Deere 4-40B SKidder, Pett1bone Super 8 Cory L1ft Morbork 48 1n Ch1p Poe, Pre~nflce GRM loader Massey-Fergu!ion 356 L1lt Contact Don Graves , or lyons Equipment Co Inc Circlev il le ' Oh10 •3113 Phone HONDA Racine, Ohio For Now only $35,000 TWO GOATS See Pomeroy Motor Company, or A R Kn1ghl 1975 YOUR HOME In po1t 1nd hanging baskets fl.om - 7.Sc to $5 00 Also, lay away POINSETTIAS now tor furnace heat . equ1pped kitchen and 2 car garage 1971 LTD, a1r condil1oned p b p s excellent cond1tion . Four 45 x U snow t~res , one boys 26 •nch b1ke new Co11992 3442 -~ CARPET SHOP RUTLAND - 3 bedroom older •tucco home. 2 baths, -------~--- ---- NonCE FOLIAGE PLANTS FOR UPHOLSTERY garage, & full basement S34,000. REOUCED PRICE, RACINE 949-2114 Rutland, Oftlouns Ph UU) 742· 240f We Deliver 7284mos 1111 -1 mo. Ill!,; Virgil B Sr .. Realtor 216 E. Second Street SIZE 1 SNOW boots ond wh1te shoe skole! other ch1ldren s clothes Phone 949 2522 It 1() ~3 - 1 Box 21-A Phone 992-2594 Middleport, 0. Phone992 3325 Ph one your _.....,w ••••••••• •• .......... "'·'• POLY-F AM 3 YRS OLD - 3 bedrooms, wood heat. 2 ceramic blllh!."'Nice mod. ktl., front test Located In Langsville PLY MOUTHS TEAFORD MENS USED Clothmg for sole Open 4 11119 everyday Proff1fl s Recreation Center, Porrland Oh1o us Free. Southiastem Ohio Truss Rafter Co. NEW '77 FROM TI ME TO TIME FARM 1976 Z1g Zag Sew tn g bullonhole Mach1nes monogram , etc Ong1nolly $179 95 w1 ll sell fo r $59 95 cash or te rms Phone 992-51A6 Let ANY SIZE ------- HOUSE FOR SALE In Mlners111lle 6 rooms and both, 1 ond 2 lenlhs acres Phone 949 2563 SCHOOL SEWING mocll lnes Smgers 1n walnUt consolette Phone 992·51•6 or DAILY RENTALS ........ ON 992 3129, or 992-5434 . 59 acres , 6 room house, both portly carpeted, two out buildings dug basemen! one·lhtrd tdlable m1neral r~ghts located near Donv1llv Reduced for qu~ek sole $23 500 Phone 742 2766 992 3283 {614) S96 4769 474-6028 I 3 bedrc,.o ms, IV! baths. Iorge l1v mg room dlnmg room an d k1t chen, fu ll y carpeted Phone Pc s) depress1on corn1val cut gloss Hunnel figures glass col lee tab le, 11el11el 5ofo Phonif FORESTRY TOM RUE MOTORS .. .. • ·==•t Ot lfl h ·;·~-;·;' r:·:..~ ~'~"" Commercial property opprox 17 ocres, le 11ol land, lo~at ... ~ at Tuppers Plains Qn.O',,o Route 7 Phone (614) '66~ 6304 ANTIQUE GlASSWARE (srgned USED ~--------------..:.-~--....- - - - - - - - - - - - - - " " " 3102 or (304)772-3227 ----- GOOD MIXED 949-2523 ! COUNT ilV farmland w1th. seclud ed w1 ';Ids. water and good ac cess ,, ..,_.,onroe County , W Va $1 ,()(X) down co li (304) 77'1- LARGE ELECTRONIC argon and bench 2 ke~ b oord s leslie speaker, beauflful cobm et, 35 mm ca mera, 1 I 5 lens extra telephoto lens ond !lash attach men! Phone992 3196 J l• 3102or (304)77~·3227 , 992-7135. Phone 992-2030. PARKERSBURG - ·:-:c-:=: - - - - - - - CHRISTMAS Rut land au tomat ic ps pb , new t1res ~ very good condttlon Phone Mrl ••••I - , . 10% down owner f1nonced Monroe Coun ty W Vo Phone {304) 772 FOUR CEMETERY plots at Meigs Memory Gardens W1 ll se ll Rd 28 t9n FORii:ULA 350 Fireblrd , ~P"IfiU 74BI SMAll far m for sole CHRISTMAS TREES I On Old Rl 33 NEARLY new al alec home, lull 1976 MUSTANG II Cobra 01r. all power rod1 o ond tope 1974 Jeep Re negade V-B standard Phone 742-3072 1972 NOVA. 6 cylinder, n4 and 800 In Monroe County , MRG State Routes 37, 60, 18, , 83, 266, 211 .. , 329, 339, 376, 377 . sss and 669 in Morgan County , NOB Interstate Route 11, State Routes 78, 83, lAS, 1A6, GUARANTEED JOBS $374 40 147, 215, 260, 285, 313, 339, 340, 51ngle $502 80 morned Army 564, 566, 57~. 724, 761 and 82:1 in Recr uttmg coli collect (614) Noble Coun t y , V I N . U s 593-3022 ' Route SO, Stale Routes 56, 93, 124, 160, 278, 324, 327. 35t. 671. 677. 683 and 689 In V •nton INSf'RUCTIDN County; WAS Interstate · n~ f"'~ b_, , . , fnlclU.r Route 77, U . s . Route 50, State by apr,lylng center lines and lane I nes Pavement Width - Varies Work Length - Varies . <~ The date set for completion of this work shalt be as set forth In the bidding proposal " Each bidder sha ll be required io file with his bid a l!ertlfl!d check or cashier 's check for an amount equal to 'fin per cent of his bid, but In no event more than fifty thousand dolllfS, or • bond for ten per·cent of his bid, payable to the Dlrec tor, Bidders must apply , on the proper forms, for qualification at leest ten days pr ior to the dlfl set for opening bids In accordance with Chapter 5525 CAMPER , $600 Also, horse tro1 ler S450 Phone (614) 698 32'10 992 3574, 1968 CUTlASS, 2 dr , $700, 1969 FOUND· EYE GlASSES on Rl 7 ol 7, 124, 143, 248, Roule• 7, 26, 60, 83, 124, )45, 260, 339, S3o. 550, m. 618, 676 and 821 1Jl Washington county, 985-3554 1968 BONNEVIllE Phone 992 5535 u.s 78, ' 145, 379, 556, dnve, lockout 1-tub 6 cyl $895 Also F-250 FORO 10 wheel dnve p~ckup good, Harold Brewer Long Bottom or call 3 VERY UNHAPPY bor.s wont the return of one lema e choco lote po1nt Siamese cat between South Second and Sou th Thi rd St M1ddlepor t Answers to the nome of 'Sam ' Phone 992 5454 or 618 South Th1rd St 338, 3.. 6, 681, 684, 689 and 692 In Meigs County, MOE . State Routes 7, ~---._......- FULLER Brush Products for 5ole Phonem 3410. 19b5 PLYMOUTH Bel ... edere 2 dr seda n automoltc lronsmtss•on good cond111on Ph one 1 Routes 83, 1.-6, J•O lnd 821 In Guernsey County., HOC U S Route 33, State Ro~tes 56, 78, · 93, 180, 216, 278, 327 . 328, 37 .. , . 595, 664 and 678 In Hocking County; MEG . Route JJ, ~GUleS - APPlES, FITZPATRICK ORCHARD STATE ROUTE 689 PHONE WILKESVIllE , {614) 669-3785 992-2386 MUST SEll 1970 Cutlass $1000 __Phone 985 3501 alter 6 p m 233, m. m, 554, see and 7351n Golllo County; GUE State State C W Proff111 Portland Oh1a Phone 843 22S.. COAL for sale Open 6 days per week and e11en1ngs For fu rther lnformot1on ca ll (61•) 367 7338 1969 Nova extra sharp new paml bu cket seats, Qtr shocks _mags Phone 949 2480, LOST BROWN ond block mole German Shephard dog Contact • Ronald Cowdery o19B5 3581 b1focals ~------ Business Sefvice,s Coli 992 74SI. NEW 3 b~roo~u7e. 2 baths oil elec , I ocre, M•ddlepon , close to Rutland Phone 992 ~ ----FREIGHT DAMAGED October 19 MARY KAY Chnstmas Open • House, Mondoy Dec 6 Di s- 1973 CHEVROLET 'h ton truck 6 cyl new h~es 52300 coun t on all H1s and He r Phone 985-42A5 Cosmettcs Home of Kathryn '-'---W1ndon , located 2 m1les norlh 1973 Pmlo Ru"obout 4 speed wes t of Chesler on Co Rd . 82 low m1leogs, excellent cond1 11o n rea l shari? PI-tone Hobson ....... _E_hone(304) m 5962- - - - SHOOTING MATCH Sunday Dec 5 12 noon Off Rt 7, lucky Seven Gun Club. 356 , 68 2' -~~--- --~ XMAS SPECIAL Any Sewmg machme cleaned . 01led and ad 1usted $5 98 THE Sewmg Center, Mlddi-" •Pc: O~ ''-CLASSES IN Vanous crafh end ftne arts wil l be lield at the asked . Call 886-8150 -POTATOES ond pumpk1ns I HOMESITES for sale, I acre and up Middleporl , near Rutlo"d ~eparote'!_~~~ 98~-~ 1_40 ,~ WANTED • babys11ter day shtft Copy No. 76·913 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT 278, 329 , 3~ 6 , 550, • '" ,' IF YOU have a servtce to offer want to buy or sell somelh1ng ae lookmg for work or whateve r you' ll get resu lts fo!iler w1th a Sent mel Wont Ad Co11992 21561 __ 742-2178 Columbus, Ohio November lf, 1976 Contract Sales Legal 144 , '377' 43940'---,. OlD JEWElRY , Phone 992 2075 ~.:::.:.:.:.:=.:::___, CRAFTY lADIES HANDICRAFTS Sea led proposals Will be received at the office of the Director of the Ohio Depart mtnl of Transportation , Columbus, Ohio, until 10 00 AM , Ohio Standard Time Tuesday, December 14 , 1976, for Improvements In: Athens . Gallla, Guernsey , Hocking. Meigs, Monroe, Morgan. Noble, Vinton and Wash ington Counties, Ohio, on various sections on ATH • U S Routes 33, 33F and so, State Routes 7, 13, 56, 78, 124, 143. HOUR Phon e any condll1on W1 I poy 510 each F1rst floor only Write g111· mg d~rect l ons to W11ten P1ono Co , Bo~~: 188, Sord•s Oh1o and PH · 593-35661 Collect! NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION ' pay Altitnl, OH • < FULL .. citing fleid of your choice. If you're 18 to 31 yMrt old and can qualify, we' II guarantee offer In writing Sign on now and gel currlflt liberal G. L BILL btnellts. Call or see your Navyman al: 121 Calumllul Rd. Pomeroy 992-2126 • r1 fn f mlflc:m r·lfltJmt nmnn tr.mwn ~HH1 11M tl~ntt:m un ~ tl 1 '~1 f rnn <"~11 111'1'1 runnt;,,., tiL~ f·•r,fl ,-,,. 111 n111 ~rl t"ln •I H oJ\r tl!'" 11~•n•1 11':lf1Hil nn 1 ' 11<~1!' flllfH:I·.' I IIIII' I 1110111n1 1 fll:t•l'l~l 1•r:n;·,11n rhl!ln :'11 111!:1 UJ '•" rilll'lll 1111 D<l·.l ll::l"l UII.:J;; TJO I•' I:•!, I'll! !A ; •IIP'1;1~ 1 Urlllt'J iU!tl 1111 ~:1'111\1111 '1:1A ;mn:J mmn n:-•rt~ thl~ 11A n11nn 11ttnnn n·~tH'I'II r-HJIIII :1Hnl t [·Jtllln:J~l t'lll1n-· tJIH1"11;'1 n··ll' n'mr-~ r'ltl"ll' I 111:-1< I 11 HI 11 '!·ln.·J':I 11-1 m111 •~:m 1r~rum l·lllil':l t1311 ~IIi rt· ,·J(-1 11: 1'1 'l>hl WI 11~111:•1 Gel SERVICE I Frye's HONDA CL-450, 12 000 m1les. sissy bor, crash bars pull bock handle bars new lite and seal;, Scrambler s1de ptpes, $650. Coll949·2-480 -W-'A-'N"::T:0E:'0°0·0.l::O:-u-pr~lg7hf;a~ •llowences while we P<Ovlde lOll training In MR AND MRS Paul McDamel Sr, of this time du11ng th1s "Thanksgiving" season want to thank everyone for thetr cords, words of encourogment. the1r prayers, dunng the confme· ment in the Veterans Memonol t-tosp1tal m Pomeroy Oh1o and also m St. Joseph Hosp1tol 1n Parkersburg, W Va Your thoughtfulness will never be forgotten. Thanks agam. POMEROY MOTO.R CO CASH II I for 1unk cars Truck and Auto 2• ONE I Aso E. Jordon POMEROY, 0. unconSCIOUSness 77 West COlli rad ical groop Il l 1E~perlenced 78 Army otllcer I A1dtculea (abbr) I/ form 7Q Pnson chlet 11 P1111od of ltme 81 TemoofiiY bed • 1 Place t01 82 Food hsh kiii!IPIO~ bllell 83 Small ptece n Manser vent ,•:.J Red·berry shrub 84 Tr® lcattru lt 85 D111reas St!J11I ,•4 Great lake 1!17 Irritate ·~ PrL1'\oun 81Aeveala .'6 Skatll'l g area 90 Hl~lld , 1 A Slumber 92Womansname 10 Gems USow \1 Nole o! scala 95 Calm l:ll lt w1lh lever 96 Sign of lOdtiC l~ Co11 97 Handles. J7 Str1p ot teathlr 99 Beverage :19 D~e plant tOO Wallced on 40 Pr onoun 101 Cock 4 t BllbYIOfliiM 102 Strllr.es dlltr' t03 Cover 4 3 Chatr 105 Rsgard 45 Woman s name 107 Sa1nt (abbr ) 4 f S~m DOI ol 101 Worm tellu rium t t Q Knocks 48 C•IY In Nevada 1 1 1 Slet\ltless 49 Sedate cloaks 52 Peoods of lime t 1! Allowan ce tor 54 Small shoots waste 56 Ru le 1 1 ~Prt11oun 51 SolldtfV 11!!o Nota ot tc.le 59 I!! ailed clay 118 Small ru gs 61 Small island 1 t7 Greek tetter 620t!trictln 11 e E1ls tld Germany 120 Na~at lve prelt• 63 LUbriCates t 21 Silkworm 64 Spa nish article 122 sneet ot gtasa 66 Once around 123 Attitude track 124 River depot ~ ! 6 7 Pedal dtglt 126 Stops tlSWet 69 Bov s nlct<name 128Paattma 130 Vapors 71 One no matter 132Explru wnlch 134 Groug of tight 72 Servant 74 Powlf'tul peraon 131Aabbil 131 Note of scala 76 Slate ol ACROSS Your financ ial possibilitieS look good today from two enllrely different sources Stay on top of anythmg that looks like a moneymaleer -V NEW YORK (UP!) - Hurry In For AGood DEAL SUNDAY, Decem b., 5, 1976 SCORPIO COct. 24·Nov. 12) a-:• U)!>. BOOK ON JIMMY New Chevy Mini Homes READY TO TRAVEL SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLER Perhap s times or conditions won't periJl lt you to do JUSt what you d like to but a lnp to some pla ce dlflerent will at least give you some resp1te 1-1977 Sedan Deville thanks and orpr&c•ollon to Ew 10g's Funera Home, Pomeroy Emergency Squad. Veterans Memorial Hosp1tal Dr Peter· son fnends , ne rg hbors npeciolly, Ins Kelton and Davis Gruaser, Rev. Jorv1s and anyone who sent food , floweis or who helped rn ony way Your kindness wifl never b8 forgot ten. God bless you all The Her shel Rose Fom1ly OPEN EVENING TILL 6 PM & SAT. TILL 5 PM LIIAA (Sop I, 23 - 0ct. 23) NOW IN STOCK 992-5342 I/le 500 E. MAIN ST. negotiations centering on your work or career today, don't be afraid to ask what you think you're worth Yo..u're desired and can get 11 21) Although you have WE WOULD like to express our SMITH NELSON MOTORS and easy manner that endears you to any crowd today, you'll enjoy yourself more with special someone than you will wllh a group Cadillat-Oid•mobile uMC Financing Available New Chevy Van Convermns VIRGO (Aug, 23-Sopt. 22) In I ..Y•J SAVE 742-2331 3891. 1971 .. Real Estate for Sale COAL, limestone, ond tolc•um chlonde and calcium brine lor dust control and spec1al mlx1ng salt lor formers Moln Slreet, Pomeroy, Ohio or phont 992 742 2081. ECK THIS WE WtSH to thank relahves and friends for fodd, fiQwera and cards sent at the deaths of our three brothers . Howard, Ear) and Wrlbur logan Mrs, Erma Bradford and Mr& Ed ' no Re1bel air. radio, Scottdale trim. Rosedale red & white. A sharp unit . COINS , CURRENCY tokens old po<ket watches and chains, sliver ond gold We need 1964 and older s1 lver coins Bu y, sell. or trade Coli Roger Wamsley . WRECKE~ •'r 3 seat, V a. aulomatlc, P. S., P. B., factory new or used. We have the sharpes! pencil in lown still m a 11ery benellc•al cycle where yo ur prest•ge or selfImage IS concprned You re handling yourself so as to draw favorable attent1on I All Yard Sales, Rummage, Porch and Basement Porch and Basement Salet, etc must be paid In advance Get yoUrs in early by stopping by our office The Dally Sentinel, ,,1 court St or wrltlno Box 729, Pomeroy , Ohlo •5769 with your rem lttance , Don' t forget you owe 1t to yourself to check with us before you buy any car LEO CJuly 23-Aug. 22) You re Introducin8 . a new dimension in Luxury. That& the all-new 977 Cadillac for you. 210 2 door, local car,'4 speed frons., 44,200 miles, good tires, dark green finish, real economy. NEW CHEVROLET SUBURBAN 1975 Buick Regal, 2 dr . Was 54695.00 Now $4395.00 1975 Pontiac Astre 2 dr. Was 52895.00 Now $2695.00 1975 Pontiac Lemans 2 dr. Was $4195.00 Now $3795.00 1974 Buick Century Luxus 2 dr. Was 54295.00 Now $4095.00 1974 Ford Mustang 2 dr. Was $2895.00 Now $2695.00 1974 Pontiac Firebird 2 dr. Was $4295.00 Now $3795.00 1974 Mercury Montego MX 2 dr. Was $3195.00 Now' $2995.00 1976 Ponlillc Sunbird 2 dr. Was $3795.00 Now 53595.00 1973 Chev. Imp. Cust . 2 dr. H~ Was $2495.00 Now $2095.00 1973 Ford Mach 12 dr . Was $2695 .00 Now $2095.00 1973 Dodge Pickup 'h ton Was $2795.00 Now $2495.00 1972 Cllrysler Newport 4 dr. Was $2195.00 Now $1895.00 1972 Pontiac Grand Prix Was $2795.00 Now $2195.00 1972 Chev. Imp. ~ust. 2 dr . HT Was $2195.00 Now $1795.00 1972 Chev. Monte Carlo Was $2595.00 Now $2395.00 TAURUS CAprii20-Moy 20) Per· 1974 DATSUN ................;...... '2195 NOTICES ATTN.: II ALL HOUSIWIVES Local 1 owner car, blk, vinyl root, green Interior, while-wall tires, air, aulomallc, power steering & brake Buy during December and you can save money. We want to cut our used car inventory. So our loss is your gain. somethmg where you can uUIIze both your mental and physical capa bilities today Your best An outdoor sport that takes two to play GEMINI CMoy 21-Juno 20) In Saturday Phone tOdoy 991-2156 1973 CAPRICE 4 DR. HT ....... '2995 TAX SALES Bern1ce Bede Oool For SundQ, Otc. 5, U71 ARIES CMorch 21·AP<il 18) Do Except Thurs. and Sat Closed Sunday Noon 1 446-8570 THE RACINE Volunteer Frre Deportment need further con· tr1but1ons to poy lor fiberglass door for the f1re department butldmg Every contr.buh on wrtl be greotlv appnKJoted Please send donot1ons to the Racine Vo lunteer F.re Deportm•nt , Rocine,•Oh,o 45771 ~ ....~ urakes AstroGrapM Open Even1ngs Til6 : 00 Middleport ILIND.r.DS Additional 25c Charge .ptr Advertisement OffiCE HOURS 1:30 om . to 5' 00 p .m . Dolly. I 30. 1 m to 12 00 SALE sonal advantage co mes today more tro m mang l ng what another has than from trying to promote what you have You re 1 good lmpressarlo DAN THOMPSON FORD With topper, low mileage, radio, w w llres, clean Locai1 owner car, green finish , grftn vinyl roof, radial v-w lirH, air cond., V-8, with automatic P. steering & 01 ) 19 (12> 6 ?tc VB, PS, P B, a1r 1975 WV PICKUP.................. $3295 minimum. Eacrt aaartlonat wora 3 c.-ta. 1974 CHEVROLET MONT£ CARLO _Eev jll773 1972 CHEV. IMP. 2 DR................ ..'1895 INTERVIEWS will be held Mndo~ . Nov 22, 1976 sfortrng of 11 00 a.m o'clock In the office of the Me1gs Coun!y CommiSSIO.ners , OlD furn iture ICe bowes brass Court House Pomeroy, Oh1o beds , wall te-lephones ond for architects wno are on the parts or complee household$', oppro..,ed list of State Ar Write M 0 Miller. Rt . 4, chltects (Public Works State of Pomeroy , Oh•o Coli 992-77tiJ Ohio) for ,Ike proposed mullt· purpose foc• lrty Jor Me1gs ( ASH paid for oil mak~ models of mob1le homes County, Please call for appoint Phone orea code 614 -•23-9531 ment , 992 2895. PIANO INSTRUCTIONS Children's TIMBER , Pomeroy Forest Pro· ducts Top price for stondmg and adults June VanVranken sawt1mber Coli Kent Hanby, 992-2270 pold odl ond· ods paid within 10 doys, CAitO OF THANI(S I OIITUAIIY 11.00 for SO word classlc. 350, V 8, automatle, power steering and bral<.., rally wheels, radio, black and very oilracllve. ______...,..._ 2270 C" 1975 atEVY EL CAMINo ........ ~3995 - RICHARD D JACKSON DIRECTOR One Owner loct,.not. The publisher will nat be reaponslble for morf' then one Incorrect lnMrtiOft . II A TIS fler 'tlllt Ad Strvlce 5 c•nts per w'rd one lnaertlon . Minimum Charge $1 .00 U cents per word three consecutive ln11rt1ons. 26 cents w.-d alx COftHCUtiVI ftSI(tiOns 25 Per Cent Discount oft Estate Wagon, local I owner ear, while radial llros, air conditioning, V-8, automatic. power steering and brakH, radio, dark red finish, blk . vinyl Interior. 6 Cyi , std trans 1972 FORD VAN CARGO E-100 .......'2595 STARCRAFT FAll SAlE THE RACINE Fire Deportment will On m1ni motors troll•n and fold ho11• o gun shoot Saturday ol downs al so used troller and 6 30 p.m ot the~r bu1ld1ng in fold down prJC90 to go We sell Boshon . serv1cp ond quality CAMP CQNltV STAR CRAFT SAlES , NOW accepting piano students RT. 62 , N PT 'PlEASANT, W beg1oners. 1ntermechates. od . vane~ students Coil 9'12· VA "fhe Publisher rntrvea lt~o right to ••lit or relect any alii ftetmtd ob : 1975 CHEVELLE ..................... $4295 ot !he total amount bid Parts 1 to Zt Inclusive Afhens, Gatlla . Hocklno . Meigs , Monroeo, Noble , VInton and Washington Counflll, Ohio on bridgu on various r ou tes and sections, by c!ean lno and pelntlno Type of Structures - See Plans " The date set for completiOn of this work shall be as set forth In the blddlno proposal " Each bidder shall be required ro file with his bid a certified chtck or cuhler's chec k for an amount equal to ftve per cent of his bid. but In .no event more than fiftY thousand dollars , or a bond for ten per cent of hi s bid, payable to the Director Bidders must apply , on proper forms . for quallf1Ct1 lions at least ten days pr10r' to th e date ser for open ing bids 10 accordance With Chapter SS25 Ohio Revised Code Plans and spec ifications are on file In the Department of Transportation and the office Of the District Deputy D.rector The D1rector reserves the r.gh! to reject any and all bids ?~--~~~ -~~ publicatiOn. UOUUTtONS Columbus, Ohio, unlrl · 10 00 AM, Ohio Slllndard Tlmtl, Tuesday , Oec u , 1976. tor Improvements In P•r ts 1 to 29 Inclusive .re F,or Best Results Use Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds WANT ADS IN .. OIIMATION DIAOLINIS ~ , .M. Dey hfore ,ubllcotiOn . CMCIIIIUOnl, -cortec . tiOftl ICC..ted flrlt dlf Of POMEROY MOTOR CO. will be rece ived at thf Office of the ' W>-'l'biiiDdiJ~Swtday,Dec. 5,1976 Tet ms Cash Lunch Will Be Served . OWNER: CHARLES E. SMITH SWAIN AUCTION SERVICE Kenneth Swatn Gallipohs, Ohto AUCTIONEERS Dory! Alban Dok Hill, Ohio The personal property ot tne late Edna Mauck, will be offered for sale at Public Auction at the decedant's residence at 339 3rd Ave. in the city of Gallipolis, Ohio. The personal property consists of: General 'Electric refrigerator, gas stove, radio, two RCA televl~lons, lots of pols and pans ANTIQUES China Closet with glass. Marbel lop stand, wicker rbcker, shoe stand with big mirror, glass bookcase, 2 big wodden closets, hall tree, iron bed, 3 chests ot; drawers, dining room table and chairs, bedroom set, 6 stands, .6 old trunks, 2 cane straight chairs, lots of other chairs, lots of pictures and frames, all kind of dishes, 2 cadle holders, lots of miscellaneous Items . Auctioneer: J. A. French John Halliday, Adrelnistrator Auctioneer Note: If you want good antiques don't miss this sale . I. �• 1>-D-TheSundayrtmes.Senllnel Sunday Dec 5 1978 SWEEPER flnd sew ng mach ne repo sand su pplies P ck , and de ve y Oav s Vacuum ( ll'Oner r m te up Geo ges 1-l>-- For Best Results Use Sunday Times-Sentinal Classifieds n....,. T'm ullenllnel Sunday, Dee 5 19'18 For Best Results Use Sundny Times-Sentinel Classifieds C eek Rd Ph ...6 029.4 -----~ Se v ce JUNK au o ond scrop meta« Ph 38ll B776 OLD FURNITURE AND m u ques Ph 245 5050 bes SMALL FARM IN GALL/A CO J 8a nes Box b3 Roc ne Oh o LIGHT housekeeping oom Pork Cent al Hole RAW FUR SLEEP NG ooma fa Ho el me hod known Remove all he d rt Make your corpe look new ago fl Fo f ee 379 2682 ------es mate co --- THURMAN HOUSE on ques Fu nilure s r pp ng epa f an d el shed Coun ty Rd 8 o f 35 Cen e v I e V lloge -- 245 9479 Ph METAl UTILITY OUT BUILD NG Ph ... 3299 SPRING VAU.EY GREEN APAR~ENTS ~anteif to Rent S ~nlhu sday FOR SALE TO SETTLE ESTATE n land Con oc fo So le of house and o n V age of Add son Go a County O h o be ng th11 p o pe y of M d ed Roush deceas ed Bo once due upon con oc $2695 80 MUST be so ld to no ess han $2379 37 Fa lu ha nlo ma on phone Pea Roush Sol Execut x I on o Oh o (614) 532 3220 TM Laro,p op open 1 day s a week 9 9 Wed Thu s Fr Sun 9 6 Mon To es Sat Lamps Lamp Repil rs and Lamp Parts A lamp tor Chr stma s the whole tam v tan en oy F er ry and P ke SIS Kanauga ac oss I om H hwa Inn LOS T He eo d cow no ho ns odEegeen OS n Ke 245 5 <t2 or c n y Co 46 38 12 l OS T SMAll FEMALE DOG who a swe 5 o he nome o f Dam n que Wh e w h b own ace ad bock mo kngs on body Toy co l e and Bo de col a m }I l as se en o ound Cen eno y Ph 446 4483 I seen Auto Sale SOMEO NE o t elp of e noons on moo au e cal 256 1555 of er 7p n CARPENTER op hou y wages mu s be co p ob e of bu d ng 2 000 sq I home cam p e o Re Req Ph 256 216 LEGAL SECRETAR Y '" con d mus sell <441.1 7650 973 MONTIE CARLO PS PB o co nd au o ons b ue w th wf e v ny top $2230 bes of er Ph 446 0099 b8 CHEV T PU smo VB s d sh f $400 run s good 67 Che11 Chevelle SW au o TM 283 $300 uns good Ph 245 5457 972 Fo d PU Ra ge XL T campe pack ag e a om fm s e eo 6 py es 4 OOomles 256123 1967 Vo kwage n Ph 446 74 89 ow 0110 ob e n ou expand ng 350 bed HEAD NURSE Lobo ve y un y Succes sfu e sho u d ho11e a wo 1974 Ford 'I• Ton Ptckup P s P 8 standard shtfl radto heater local owner low mtleage Ph 446 3345 alter 3 30 p m 13375 GAS & FUEL 0 L lu naces wood bu ners oven un 5 po n pa n el ng plyw oo d bu d ngmole o s ol o k nds I ng oom su es ce I g 1 e elec I ghts usses many othe ems Up o 50'• d s count on most ems Fronk s Ba go n Cen e S Rt 60 a Po te lAYNE S USED AND NEW FUR N TURE G ass door cob net & wardrobe bunk beds Ma en & box sp 69 FORD P ckup one half T 446 ng s tab e w nge washers 37 2 a ges w as he & d ye s mode n sofa ovesea 77. (he cus om compe th ee o d ho coppe one s de by lou h T PU 350 4 bore s de efr g Ba ston Rockers s oc k $1300 co 379 2403 o a beds and no ch ng cha r:s 73 MACH I MUSTANG 70 0 d> Eo y Ame con v ng aom Cut ess Supreme 69 Newpo ec nes lob es 4 u es Ch ys e Ph 388 BBSO bed oom su l es beds ches of abe a d d awe s Mope Pt VMOUTH so ell e good cond cha s d net e se s console on 4<4 6 9690 ondpo abeTV s ohe ems 969FORDLTD p s p b a e• 446 0322 day o even ng s 3 cand mus sell 446 7650 n es au Bulo le P le Rd off S Rt 160 969FORO LTO p 5 p b a 97S PACER ALL EKTRAS $3500 Ph 446 8509 Help Wanted Pas t ons ap d y ho~p o and De cond do 1 Bedroom unfurnished tmmediate oceupency Ph 446 15" = NEWGMC T uck Heodquo le s 970 VW 974 1 GMCP ckup 969 h ee lou h T GMC PU 973 T Chev PU 974 T GMC P ckup 974 T Chev PU 4 WD 975 T Che PU 97 1 Ch ev mpo a 973 Chev P ckup 974 T GMC PU 975 Fo d Mus ang I 975 hree lour h T GMC PU 4 w d 972 T Chev p ckup - 1973 T Chev PU - 1975 h ee lou th T Che11 PU SOMMERSGMC TRUCKS INC 133 P neS 446 2S32 I 71 Vo kswagen 72 Toyota Ho I McGowan Woods M II Rd B dwel Oh o 974 CHEV of e 5 P CK UP 1970 TOYOTA 4 DR 446 2379 367 0339 au o CHA N LINK AND WOOD FENCES ~OW o REDUCED P ces SAVE Ray Houck Fence Cen er 776 2237 o I 353 4668 USED TRACTORS 970 Moss e Fe guson 35 D ese 971 John Dee re 820 0 esel 973 Moss e Fe guson 75 D ese 975 Moss e Fe guson 255 0 ese 975 Moss e Fe guso 275 D ese SHINN S TRACTOR SALES Ph 458 630 l eon W Vo FIREWOOD Phone 367 7303 Ph HAY S 00 bole Ph 379 2548 /964 CHEVELLESISO 367 7226 1970 PLYMOUTH DUSTER bucke sea 5 con sole auto V 8 eo c eon co .f4b 9695 MUS SE LL 972 Dodge Colt $595 69 Plymou h 295 uns goad Ph 446 8568 0 446 43 6 Pets fur Sale BOARDING & AKC PUPP ES K & P Ken nels 388 8274 R 554 m e ea s of Po er BOARD NG Wes y Pupp es C cle l Kenne s 2 m les f om own 446 .:IB 24 CENTENARY Woods Kenne Pe g oom ng lac I t es Hove yoUr pe g oo med u dee 5on to y cond All breeds occep ed 446 023 RI S NG ST AR KENNEl Board ng ndoo ou tdoo un s G oam ng o b eeds Chesh re Ph 36702'12 BRIARPATCH Ken e s Boa d g AKC Go don Selte s beaut fu ed ond wh te Engl shCo ke femal e b ock ond wh te male 446 4 9 AKC DOBERMANS S Reds and B acks 2 b ack moles 7 wkfl o d New I Iter of eds Ph 446 <654 TRA LER SPACE large o on R 35 eo shopp ng area $50 mo Phone 446 1909 f-AOBitE HOME space Uppe Mh1e Road Phone 446 ()()G8 - ONE 23 Channel CB Rod a $100 Ph 675 4269 EFF APT NICELY FURN 2 B Apl e v ew co 4.tl6 2404 lo n NICEL V FURN APT 4 ooms and both Sec Dep Req odu ts on ly co 446 CA4 ~-- _ HOUSE n Eue ka 5 rooms and both new fu noce Ph 256 I/9B DRAGONWVND Catte y Ke nnel AKC ChowChow pupp es mag f can c nnamons CFA HOUSE 4 rooms and both fu n H maya an(Pe s ens) only 2 no ch d en Ph 446 "870 e Ph one 446 384 4 4 ROOM unlurn apt and bath 3 REG Feme e llewellen se .t46 3431 3 mos old $50 eoch Ph 2 Bed oom unfu n opo men 367 7530 s 011e ond ef 9 !urn shed Ph 3 VR 0 d Llewel en se e ro n 675 2361 do ly of e 5 Ph ed and good hun e S 00 Ph 4.tl6 3 194 367 7530 2 BR Go oge Apt MINA 1UllE CREAM POODLE W TH mob e home odu PAPERS 6 mos house b oke S75 Ph 256 60'/B e. READY FOR CHil STMAS Dober mon P nche Pups Champ on blood ne AKC Reg Black and ust a so Reg Austral on Bl ue Heo e Ph 4.t6 9991 AKC REG sh se e 1 y $50 co 2.tl5 9573 after 5 od GOOD HOME FOR PART COLLIE AND SHEPHERD DOG VERY GENTLE W TH CH LOREN CALL 388 8666 REG COCKeR s~ o.N F P PP ES CALL 446 OB/2 aile < pm J :t'OWNHOUSE APARTMENTS 2 lltdrooln Townhouses 1112 ...... Pay Only One Utility AdciiHtl. 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A good re ur on your money? Ce to more details a11d an at po n men to see th s soo RIO GRANDE AREA Just off R 35 blocK ranch ype home features 2a x24 LR w th f replace a mod con v 30)(40 barn 25 acres eve\ to r o ng pas ure fenced pond $37 500 COMMERCIAL SITE or u table fo es den a 38 acr es 400 fron age on Rl 1 400 Oh o R ve tron age 4 water aps $25 000 LOTS OF rejlsonab c home on 2 scnoo s 5 m on black op ROOM a a pr ce 4 BR 4 acres c ty les tr om own road Ha sao REDUCED Renta n ves ment 1 fully fur n shed a r cond tra ers on lg o Geo ges Creek Rd Now pr ted a SlJ 000 JUST LISTED 197d M dway Daub e W de - a I electr c carpeted renge oven hood & refrigerate 10x20 add on ~ ached 6 m les from Ga pols 3 f om Ho zer Hosp Ia 1 acr e ot rural water se pt c ank $17 500 WE NEED LISTINGS Audrey Canaday Realtor Assoctale • Like The Co~ntry? must se ll Immediately this 3 bedroom ranch Formal dtnlng large family room 1 , baths perfect kitchen 2 car garage full basemen! The sell ng Is perfect on II rol ng wooded areas Brand New 4 Bedroom Spht Level And you love t L ar ge fan cy k chen beau ifu carpe -4 Ia ge bedrooms 2 fu baths large I v ng t on porch garege and a fam IV room wa tlng to be f nlsned by you 11 Acres Owner very Anxious To Se I Qwner mov ng to Northern on o and des res to se 1 th s verv n t;e 3 bedroom hom e Wh ch nc udes 1 baths large fam room formal d n fu dry basemen 2 car garage loca ted on I acres of wooded roll ng coun try s de with farm pond Vacation the Year Around Very n ce wei bu t 2 bedroom tu y carpeted home w th Raccoon Ck frontage 1 m I off R t 7 In c ty Sc hool D str ct The One You ve Waited For Large Bi Level w th 3 or 4 bedrooms arge tam V room 2 car garage flat ot excel ent locat on n (: ty school dis rlct $39 900 buys th s beautv eK large tot ex mce urpeltng 446 1304 or 446 3832 FOR SAlE New house on Oebbte Drive all bnck 3 bedrooms 1 2 baths central atr range dtsposal and electric garage door opener Ph 446 1304 or 446 3832 P c ure Tube Special sts HARTWELL ELECTRONICS TV Repo r 245 5365 FOR the be1f n arch leclural design and bu ld ng of new homes small comme tal bu d ngs opt o emadel ng w th stole approve of pions B I Wolke 446>2 46 or 446- 8652 IC Tonks Cleaned Pants Sep c Tank Se v ce Ph 446 972 or 675 2647 NEW LISTING 3 bedroom ranch style home walking distance of schools Located on VInton Court Priced tor ~u ck sale $18 000 Well Cared For Bt Level You be the ludge You ca n t buy more house for he money 3 bedroom s n ce k tctlen turn shed (am V room plus garage 1' s a barga n why not be 1st o took -Extra Spec a! BuyBrick and s one ranch forma entrance & din ng 4 or 5 bedrooms fa mi v roam w B f repla ce 2 batns n town Pr ced $39 500 One Block from Park This s a sol d older 1 12 s ory 3 bedroom home 2 baths f repla ce n ce k tche n S31 900 00 You II like t If you want In town JO Acre farm Nei!lr R o Grande n City Schoo District good roll ng land average old me 2 story home w th several out bu ld nos Pr ced under $30 000 Land & au ldlng Lots 1 Any size ot vou w sh at R o Grande Star a1' s~ 000 No mob e names 2 Bu ldlng ot clt v wa er sewer cone street near hosp tal 3 160 ac of trees s reams h !Is & exce ent hun ng 4 76 Ac no bu ld ngs large stream 12 ac bat lam an Qon t Miss Seeing Th1s Dutch Colonia Lovely well bu It nome on country ane lust s m les from downtown 4 bedr:ooms 2\12 baths fam ly room nice kitchen full basement on a beautlfu J acre estate tal us nght now ' "We need L stings can tlte Wlsemiln Agency 446-3143 Gallla Co s Li!irgest fltl'l Estate SAles Agency Office 44' S643 lkeWiseman446 3796 E N Wluman 446 4500 ..J~ New ltst1ng 40 Acres with 3 Bedroom home 3 outbu ld ngs 1 200 tobacco base situated on county road approximately 4 miles from Rio Grande near Cora Mill Ca I for more nformat on NEW LISTING 122 acre farm 10 m nutes from Gal po s Large com fortable farm home 3 to 4 bedrooms g tam y room lfv ng oom mode n k chen 2 f rep aces cenlra a r cond ton ng 2 car garage ca e barn lob base other outbu d ngs we and spr ng water rutal Wolller ava lab e Buy now for on y $59 000 00 Three bedroom ran ch sty e home ocated " Meadow Look SD situated on 100 x150 m proved lot Galfipol s C tv Water Centra sewer collection svstem Cedar s d ng Beaut fully decorated On l y t ve m nu tes from down own Gall polls Shown by ap polntment on ly S45 ooo ao New L sting 40 Acres w th 3 bedroom home 3 ou build ngs 1 200 tobacco base situated on county road appro)( mately 4 m les from ~ o Grande near Cora M II Call for more lnforma on NEW - 3 bedroom car peted anch style brick home 2 car garage ols of concrete m media e possess on Pr ce Low 40 s MASSIE REALTY REAI.TT 32 State Street ,..__gt"·~-...: Ph 446 1998 :0111•:=-~ A A N1bert, Brok,er Min Farm - 11 a.cres 2 sm out build nvs Electric and water are there 4 yr old 3 br brick ran cher electr c heal bu It In k t chen nice f~m ly room 5 m les from town vacant tand - app 3 a 2 good build nv sites Store centerpo nt bu ld ng with so me living equlr,ment quar ers In rear 8u ldlng lots - Galllpo Is area very n ce lo s for !hose who w~nt o bu d their own home we a so have other bu ld ng lots I close to GBIIipo s See us tor details Building lots Vinton area-r 2 ver ar e -k)ts For Sale New brick home just atmpleted l Brs 2 balhs large llvtng room famtly room ftreplace mee large k1tehen dtshwasher dtsposal double oven Tappan range 2 car garage wtth electric operator carpet throughout central air heat pump Located on old Rt 35 wtthln 7 mtlts of HMC an Krl~tt Drive Pnced nght 1o sell wtll. take trade 1n Inquire at Corb n R. Snyder Furntture 4~ 6 1111 446 2573 1fter s H OOEN CHALET One of Ga 1 a cou n y s mos t un que homes 0 rooms plu s ~ ba h s l ea ur ng 2 bed oon s on he man e\le and he maste bed oom on he second eve w rth sl d ng glass doo s ead ng o a bal co ny Has a sunKen p wood burn n g w lh f r ep ace d n ng r oom and mode n k !chen com pl et e w th a bu I n cab net s d shwil sher d spo sa and rang e Hom e s Iota e ec lr c w h cen ra a r Th e n e or of lh s s ve y rus c w h bean ed c a hedra ce 1 ngs Th s could be your dream home se ng on 6 ac es ol wood and Approx :Y ni le s f om Ga po s No s ghtsee s p ease I o der ~ story 3 bedroom frame n good co nd ton on almost acre of fertile garden Jland near Cora Oo~~:o gas hea dr lied well for wa er ce er ce ar house and s o age bu d ng Pr ced o sel WE NEED LISTINGS HOU5E 7 rooms plus basement 3 or 4 bedrooms 1 ~ baths pat o modern kitchen with d shwasher 2 car garage 2 wood burn ng fireplaces ce I ng beams in llv ng r oom large 240 xiBO landscaped lot w th lots of shrubbery 3 s des of lot fenced in eir e e driveway located on a b acktop Fa r f eld Centenary Rd n Galllpo Is Schoo Dl st A beautiful home on a nice leve acre ot Call for an appo ntment to see th s ovel y home I $25 900 00 Buys ThiS --- GUTTER - v Any Hour fa mtly room It ts unhkely that you would ever a more complete home This lovely hom e has 3 large BR s for mal entrance fam ly room w t h f rep ace fo rma d n ng room eat n k tchen w th double-s nk d sposal and d shwasher 2 car garage full baseme nt natural heat and central a r All of t h s s on a well 1 acre lot You I absolutely ove th s ONner has transferred and 446 3636 FOR SALE New house tn Porter Brook Sub Brick tronl 3 bedrooms 1'' balh• large 1 BR s natural NEW LISTING ....,I weu tnsutarea carpeTed 3 bedroom home located 5 miles norlh of hospital an Rl 160 Buy lh s home for $17 000 Also rental trailer available across from property for $9 600 Call for more lntor/nlltlnn VINTON VILLAGE N ce 3 BR ho me w th lg barn 33• acres I eve o ro I ng nearly a fenced Wa k ng d stance lo elem schoo l bank & grocery S18 aoo FULLY FUR,.ISHEO nob e ham e on 6 acre ~a o ou bu ld ngs fue oil fu nace hea $12 000 could be fvur family room lots ot car""/ gas heat " acre lot Th s house was $23 oo Call todav for nAw nrir• THREE IIDROOM carpeted home focaled on Sanders Hill Addition only five minutes from downtown Gallipolis Situated on a 90 K85 Improved lot now FA notural gas furnace Gallipolis City water shown by appointment Price 523 000 n SANDY AND BEAVER INSURANCE CO has offe ed se v ces fo F re Insurance cove age n Go a Coun y fo a mas a ten PASQUALE Insula ng 103 Cedar ury Fo ms homes cind pe St Gall pol s Ph 446 27 6 or soanl p ope ly cove ages are .t46 092 ova able to mee nd v dual ----~ needs Con ac: Don Po me CUSTOM REMODRING 20 yenrs exp~ efl(e 388 8308 N•w d y your ne ghbor and ogen.!,._ wo r ce I ng w th sw rl o tex ure designs Other d y wall epa r v nyl wallpapering new baths new kitchens Anyth ng & Gutter• n eitlodel ng o repa: ·:'c_ __ Sid n; CONCRETE WORK pal os sidewalks basement etc Lou s Co~e .f46 3398_:___ _ Phone 949 2tl4 '•mtospm E nnlngs f97 7320 121 3 mo BUD McGHEEi_Manager Merrill Assocrate Associate Ph. Home 446-2885 THREE (3) FULL TIME SALESPERSONS TO SERVE YOU Ph Home 379-2184 GaUia County's Fast~t GrowiRI( Real Estate AM-ency ---- KOTALIC landscap ng es dent o & Comme c of sh ubs ees ack gardens o ns a led & guo a eed Ph 245 913 446 3100 Branch Stutes COUNTRY LIV N (Just ou l s de c ty I m ts 4 BR 2 ba hs fam ly room w th I ep ace modern k tchen fu I ba semen t 3 car garage 6 acres good pas tur e fence d SJO 000 $5 500 BUYS a 2 story home n the c ty - c ty wa er sewage and gas Needs some repa r bu you cant go wrong &t th s p ce STUCCO pas er ng an d p aster epa Te xlu ed ce I ng sw I floo or b u! h des gn 32 y ex p Wo k bv he hou o by he ob 256 I 82 A I work guo onteed VS REALTY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING? S op by ou r office .and le us show you a g ft the whole t~~;mllyw fllove - J BR 11h ba h rancn tully coarpeled g modern kitchen with ra ng e hood and oven 8 flet acres fenced with white r a 1 t en ce Worksnop tor Dad oa SJ2 000 KEMPER HOLLOW 7 m es from c y 3 BR f ame ran ch on g IOI f n sh rn s yourself and save S2 000 Health insurance All TYPE S of bu ld ng ma e ols block br ck sewe p pes win e C aude dows n els W n e s R o Grande 0 Phone 2455 12 afte 5 REDUCE THE COST OF BUYING FARM MACH NERY UP TO 10 3 6 mo old block and ton pups GARAGE NEAR CITY HALL Ph by lok ng advala9e of Federa $20 each 256 1216 446 4127 lncmoe lox c edit on equ p AKC REG od TREAT RUGS RIGHT thev II be a men pu chosltd bvla e Jan 1 eody for del ght I cleoned w h Blue Sh nn s Trac or Soles leon W 446 925() l ust e Rente ec c shompooer Va Ph 458 1630 S_ Cent o Supply Co READY FOR CHRISTMAS AKC REG HORNED HEREFORD 8ULL REG OLD ENGLISH SHEEP GARAGE FOR RENT Ph 446 3368 gen le d spast an 3 yrs old -~-DOG PUPPIES $175 ond up Wells Orcha d W lkesv lie 4460'174 Oh o 669 4642 AKC REG COLLIE PUPPIES PH NESTLES PURE MILK CHOCOLATE 446 9391 6 co an $1 0 per b co li TARA BUILDING OR MOBILE HOME SITE- App ox 5 acres about 13 m from town Land s I a w lh frontage on a BT rd and coun v water ava ab l e 55 000 GAS LOG bun ng f ep ace 'on DOWNTOWN Ph CHEAPIE Pettee fa weekends 15 acres of and about 2 c eared and 2 woods with frontage on Ll t e Raccoon Creek pus an old 2 story nom e S1 900 FOR SALE L MESTONE FOR DR VEWAYS CAR L WINTERS PH 245 51 5 4 11 8 Bu ld ng g an blocks cheap Ph 367 77B3 446 <905 LAND CONTRACT A most 2 A of lev el and ro ng land w h a smil l 2 BR and bath hom' pond and lots of pr vacy located In Morgan Twp 10 PISTOl RIFLES SHOTGUNS new and I ke new mu s se ll Ph 38B 999 ------- NEW MOB LE HOME n Gall pal s or 2 odu sony Ph .446 0338 4 B~T)ROOMS IN TOWN N ce com for abe 1 story !'lome on Evans He gh s offers room to spare tor your grow ng fern I Y Where else can you get e full basement tam ly m w 11'1 gas t rep ace a ge kltcl'len and d nlng area lor only S25 SOO Ph TRUCK Load FURNITURE SALE D ect f om Foe o y No th Coral no Pr ces ot or neo wholeso e co t on J m Baldw ns Gun Shop Dec 8th and 9th BRADBURY FURN APTS Adults o ly no pels dep eq 729 2nd Ave Ph 446 0957 LOTS FOR SALE Located iil)n Ne ghborhOod Rd L nC'oln Pike George and Rodney Creek Rd HarrlsbUI'!g Rd F nancl ng ava (able m plete w h hea 18 x 24 oo m RENTAL ova able I sl of Octobe now occup ed by (en o Soya of he no th s de at Sycamo e St ee be ween Second and Th rd Aven ue reasonob e en lagepokngoeo colla an appo ntmen ~4 ~ 066__ CITY- VACANT LAND Apf;lrDK 5 2 acres runn ng from Fourth A v e to Chickamauga creek S6 500 Don t wall to buy buy and wall REV TENN Wa k ng ho se rna e 7 yeo s old p~ 388 p ce $65 TRA LER ol one n e from HMC Phone 446 3805 JUST THE RIGHT SIZE! 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Try your own deas n deco rating this 4 BR 2 story home Aluminum sld ng gas turn 1 R bsm deep lot garage mature shacte trees lo c~ted downtown one mIn from schools Price reduced to $25 000 MAGNIFICENT VIEW 1 I vable home In city 2 story large rooms 3 Bedrooms P. beth 4 blocks to scnool A I this on overs ze lot & a rt~dUCed pri~e lfOA FARM VerY ni ce 4 BR. br ck & stone home FP n LR tull bsm all electric 3 ml from hospital Good farm 3 barns tool Shed ptenly water & pasture Owner will he p finance LOTS LOTS LOTS 3 verv good lots - 110 wide 6 m I from town Buy one or aJI nree at a educed pr ce New listing 86 A.cre farm situated n Add son Twp Large farm house with S or 6 bedrooms Gas wei on property furn shes ow cost heat ng Well water Wired for 110 & 220 volts Large tobacco and other out bu d ngs Approxlma ely 400 b tobacco base Pr ce SS3 000 2 Bedroom home s ua ed on 2 2 acres In Bidwell Full bath w shOwer newly lnslal ed forced a r furnace and hot water tank Heres a ~ood buy for only $1400000 FIVE BEDROOM car peted home ocated 4 m es from downtown Gelllpol s Two w b flrep Ices two baths w showerJ beautiful wooded 3 ec;re 1ot heated and coo l ed with heat pump Gal pol s c ty School District Cal for more nformat on ,OR THI LAR~ FAMILY we hi VII f roam 4 bedroom 2 1tary hQme In Bidwell only 20 mlnutes from coel mlntt storm windows end ctoora F A full oil furnAce nice garden 1re1 c1n be yours within 30 days for only $22 000 Call tor en op alntment 3 lEGROOM CARPETED HOM• located n H1rr aon Twp.., Mlcldon e Rd F A furnace modern kitchen rural weter end claterns 1 peeceful home In 1 rural nltlno Prlct 521 000 IUSIN•ss Pr ce reduc;ed on ~ bay bUslnets bu ldlng end land ocated on ~t 160 In Ewlngton Buv now BUILD A HOME Aong Rt 7 Crown City we have 2 lOti with 1 total of 91 frontage Buy both for only $5 000 NEW - 3 bedroom car peted ranch style br ck home 2 car garage lo ts of concre e lmmed a e possess on Pr ce Low <O s LAND Bu ld ng ot n Porter Ca ll today for more ntor"lal on LAND Bu d ng o mob e home ots n Eureka area Buy as many as 8 acres for on $5 300 00 Has rura wa er and we I v LAND 30 acres of eve I o ro tlng ground on both s des ot See Rl 160 near Porter R ura water fronts ori Floyd Clark Rd and Rt 160 LAND 56 acres fenced with 20 acres of t m ber dose o North Gall/a H gh Srhool located on Thompson Ret lots of road fran ege Buy for S2S 000 00 LAND 20 acres Located In Morgan Twp located w h ro~d frontage on Row es vii e Rd Spring water aval abe Buy for S/7 000 00 LAND ISO )( 96 ot located on L ddV Hol)ow Buy tor S4 000 00 DWELLif+G and 26 x 32 b lock building s tuated on 40 'f( 132 lot n Gall po s lnclud ng contents of dwelling Buy for $20 000 00 NOW I S20 000 00 will buy a modern one floor l bedroom a/ e ectr c home n Galllpol s City schoo d strlcl S tuated on 120 x 75 tot Carpeted except tor k tchen and batn new condlt on rura wa er central sewage collect on blacktop streets Call for more nformat on Can be v P. and F H A financed THREE BEDROO~ carpeted all electr c home "slluated on 120K75 lot front ng on Twp blacktop Rd County water & sewer Price 122 soo oo t"F VOII'RE PLANN/Nti TO SELL CALL US WE HAVE A LIST OF PROSPECTIVE BUYERS AND WERE ANXIOUS 10 SERVE YDU IF YOU DON T SEE Tlia ~ROPERTY 'I'OU WANl IN THIS AD CALL W5 MAY IE ABLE TO FIND IT FOR YOU Call Wood ln\urancolo Rttllstate44f eveniRII Runell WDAd ro" II you have thoughts about the br ck home at 00 Ch cothe Rd perhaps you should call today f not sold soo n this house w II be off the market Five m les from own on Twa story house o s ot Rt 1Al The owner wants ou s de s or age nc udes 3 sold soon Th sIt e beauty ou bu d ngs w th concre e s s 1 ng on 2 9 ac es of wa ks p us ll 20)(30 barn mos y clean land 2 BR s e ete f oar A of (could be 3 Verv n ce wh sh con nc ud ng 6 acres of kl ch en tul dvded g ound s located at lhe b~sement Pr ce reduced to soulh edge of V nton Ca $27 500 odav on ly $2 500 No 020 $3 900 w II buy a very n ce Jrd A\le Cou d be used J BR home w lh a tu I 743 for many d tlerent pur basemen T h s home poses perhaps your de as features carpet n he L R are bett er lhan m ne Why and hal plus good sol d n o ake a tooK today No hardwood floors n the c ty school dis r c Natura gas 02 heat w e nave had s.e vera ca s con cerning our I sf ng near HMC The pr ce s on y $21 900 Md the oca on s grea You mus see ns de o r ea y apprec ate he qual y Ca today Within the c ly of Ga l po s an R.t 41 here san older home n need of epa r s s on a 2 acre o n an exce lent ne ghborhood Th s eM ce loca on w I no as ong Pr ced n the taw S20s Ins de the c y netura gas alum s d ng full hea d v ded basemen w th f replace detached garage just right to n ewlyweds 428 2nd AVE GENE PLANTS & SON PLUMBING - Heot ng Ar Cond t on ng 300 Fourth Ave Ph 446 16.37 DEW TT S PLUMBING AND HEATING Route 160 at Evergreen Phone 4.t6 2735 LOANS Avo lobe for any bus ness Mr 404 768 5469 2 8R MH $100 3 BR Ph <46 0175 MH $125 -- 2 x 60 MOBILE HOME One m e f om HMC adu s only Ph 446 38C5 2 br Ph 446 23 7 ----1------ --- -e Homes 2 b . - -- ·-·--- fully coli Two Mob Bethe Rd 446 3371 on Kr on n ce !!J Ph 2 BR Furnished g ler lo co 256 927 (ltft!r 6 pm ent MOBILE HOM E es t 0 GB I PO S Qn S a e H wy Lo c a on as 7 ura wll er sps pd to p tJs e w e 5 r oo i"ls ' bedr oo m ho se 7 bedr oon mob e ho n e w i tt 1'1 0 )(2tl bu on cx tc ~ on A t of h s for ONLY $17 500 Ttc house & some Ia d c11n be sold sepsr e e f on Mob lc H on e n les r om Ga po s won il'lst n 0 g REDUCED $2 000 00 COLONIAL HOME one of the l'lt rae lv c o der wo s ory hom es In Ga po Is 7 oo n s 4 bed ooms 2 bafh s bu II n k t t: h en F A nl'ltur e ges t u nace ni ce Ia ge I o t por ch screeno t I bad por ch N ce lol witt ~ c a Qilrege n back c ose o cnur ch a. bus ness sec on downtown Tn s proper y Is n good cond /on and or red In M il )IJA CNES$3SO 00 PER A(R& Thi s Is a good H Farm LQ ts of posslblli es 85 ecres of p eslure 40 ocr es o more I eb e some Imber Line fen ces ar.e good 10 roo ns r emodeled 2 s ory no use 3 we bu barns 2 Shed! ~ d oth er ou t bu ct n gs ca t or appo ntmc11. BOB LANE /I'.R AitCH .MANAGE.Ro B5S SECOND AVENUE GALLIPOLIS OHm me we ltave ather I st ngs I you are buy ng or selhng cal VS Realty Today A I of our 5t ngs are shown- by appo ntment only Bob Lane Branch Man1ger 8.55 Second Avenue Galhpohs Oh o Ofhce 446 7900 Home 446 1049 LISTINGS NEEDED NOW TO FIT OUR BUYERS NEEDS Offrce Home 446 7900 446 1049 LET US SELL YOUR PROPERTY EASY, LONG TERM FINANCING AVAILABLE GALLIPOLIS ARE II: I,,STING~ WANT TO OWN BUT NEED HELP IN FINANCING? N ce 2 bedroom form home wh h has been camp vte y emode ed recently large bo rn n good cond ton of lh s 5 t I ng on appro• motely 7 acres nee tow n Mob le home en a spo on prope ty Good nvest ment en o oppo un ly Co 446 1049af er6p m GALLIPOLIS CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT Very neat and well kept 3 bedroom near hospital shopp ng center and short drive from downtown Approximately I 300 sq II of floor space lam l y room w th fireplace Included All this plus city water and sewer and natural gas heat Call us today for more Information and an appointment BEST BUY IN Gall aCOUNTY Tr level house 4 bed oom 2 baths l R fo ma d n ng room bu n k tchen rec oom daub e car garage 3 7 po t cally wooded acres many othe ext as P ce $46 000 Ph 742 24S4 --- =- GRAVELY SERVCE SAYE 2S PCT on lobo by hdving you Gravely troc or repaired or ser v ced now G 011e/y T oc or Sales Pame oy 614 992 2975 In Town N ear he corner of Third and V ne Streets Tn s sa 2 story J b edroom home tnat has been remodeled recen Just hlnk at ne ease n get ng to he shopp ng dlstr c SChOo s churches et c off ered o you a a \lery reasonab e pr ce of S29 000 97 OOWNTOWN LOCATION Older recondlt oned home wllhln walking distance or shopping d strlcl and schools P enly of living and storage space kitchen equ pped with range disposal and refr gerator l 2 c!!lr garage and e ectric door opener Homes just aren t built this 5furdy nowadays /:a ll In today to see thi s fine property Ga)llpohs Crown Ctty NATIONAL Homes OTHER COUNSELORS Denver K ltlgfey 446 0002 J. . Crans 256 1456 ADVERTISING with lhe Gallery at 2 LOTS on Racoon C eek 67S 3000 Ph Ac e co ne lo n Le h gh A cres f. or do Coll446 3655 I LOVELY BRICK RANICH',I - Th s attrac \le 3 bedrooms 7 baths room w h flreplftce k l chen w th reno e b ell ut d shwa she r carpe oceled on 1 • of nice lend $39 800 ""'"'6 FAMILY LIVING - Ex / nice rancn J formal dining wl h fi rep la ce pa a ove y k chen bu 1 Ins e)( ra oorn den or aft ce c a llocta v mar ~ nformetlon CLOSE TO HOSPITAL Th s ovetv home s a most new ha s 3 bedrooms 1 17 ba hs n ce kitchen with range retrlgeretor & d sposaJ lui y carpeted 1 car garage SJ3 000 1 Acre Rt 7 Farm m n r gnts and coa seam s lu sl 20 min from Gallipolis 8 ecres river bol om br ck nome and Qa age city we er metal TOWN barn tobl!cco barn 1 800 ran ch b toba cco bese fe nced room bath pastur e Only $6 5 000 Will nice kitchen ake S20 oao to S30 00 home gas hea n n r ade If foca on s good I'l•~:~~~~~~·u~''ene'"~at I carpet Large usumeb e oon on and bedroom s balanc e mrn"e•"•'• po!!eufon and w th ' Bu11111~rv~ _;- - NEW LISTJN" IMMACULATELY kepi 3 bedroom n Galllpo s Cl v Sc ho o Olslr ct near hospllal shopp ng center and snort dr ve from down own Just pi ct ur e yourself s tlno n fro nr ot your firepla ce n It'll• homes beautiful t am ~ room Ca l n oday tor m ore deta Is v 3 BR HOME Remade ed corpe ed new alum mum s d ng and furnace ural wote Can be bought up a60aces onS HGWS54 6 m les f om HMC Ph 388 BS35 ,.. =- - -- - 2 BR Mob le Home Ph 367 737'i noturol gos heat carpeted downtown 446 2857 th e e are o s of new fam es mov ng n Ga a Co V S Real v Is look ng to~ hom es o sa t sly these needs f you are p ann ng o se Now s the 120 x BO at n Po erb oak Sub d v s on Call of er S pm Ph 44~ 7866 ype of Pous on 3 A CR ES- HOU SE It s No Secret VA FHA 30 y I none ng Ireland Mot gage 77 E Slate A hens 592 305 STANDARD Plumb ng Heo ng 215 Th dAve 446 3782 Good Tl s New st ng at 38 Ne I Ave New roof v ny s d ng 3 bed ooms bath Ut room o s of s o age natur a gas hea S 5 500 GALLIPOLIS. OHIO CARTERS PLUMBING AND HEATING Co Fou th&Pne Phone 446 3888 o 446 44777 Ktn Morun 446 ' "•u ' D!P7T 2 BEDROOM HOME Bath 1 i4 Su bd v son end p ced a on v $5 ooo 00 ea ch MODERN 2 STORY Appro)( mately 2 ye~ r s o d Fe a u es 3 n ce bed oom ~ w h a ge c l osets balh s v ng r oom d n n g rooiTI ta m y room modern k tch en w lh all bu t n c ab e t s ange ga bege d sposa and d sh was h er Th s home Is ocated 1 m es fro m Ho zer Hospital HERE IS YOUR FARM 8 A A good al aro un d far m s hard o come by 6 oom hOu se ba sem en granary for co n s or age 700 bu Ba rn 75 x6 0 2 story c h cken hou se n good cond t on 20 acre s of top eve and 35 acres blue g ass pa stu e 700 b obacc o base n ce pond 2 conc re e wa er ng trouf!h S very at r ac t ve so dded water d vers on Th s farm s hlgn y produ c on f yo u w an a good far m ca us now J BEDROOMS RT 3S WEST Ga ll po s Schoo l D s 2 ca ga age 1 , baths 5 ooms ran ch s v e w h 248 sq ft v ng spa ce s o m doors & w ndows modern k chen wllh d snwasher Larg e ot See h s one now LOT & MOBILE HOME n Por er a x5 0 4 bedrooms El co na N ce lo 305 acr e leve P ced 0~ y $6 900 BEAUTIFUL COUNTR V HOME PLUS70A LANO Th s ho me s very al r ac t \IC mod e n n t~ve v way 6 r ooms 3 bed r oo ns 5 clo ses 2 ba s shower k t c: h cn a ge and p et v Ma y mo c des able faatur flS nc ud ng c or ner ol b ack t op rol'ld 3 ca garage 1 po ches pa o sma l gr een house w lh urna ce ba n 70 A I n cd and ferl zed BG pastu e o s of walnut ees Check w h u s oday SPL T LEVEL JBEDROOMS 6 roans man floo r 2 oom s ower I oor Large lam y r oom 7 ba lh s god Alum num s d ng Thermop ane w ndows and stor n doo s N ce mod ern kl chen h ea n each oom garl'lg e Ru &I wa cr svs em copp e p umb ng N ce c ean I ke n ew hom e 3 BEDROOM BRICK mmed a e po ssessi on owner ha.s moved to a arm Be he f stto oQ k a t h s n c.e br ck ho me neer he hosplla Ha s a llu gc v ng room mod ern eft n k IeMe n w fh a ll bu I n cab nets end ange lar ge ba lh n Gal po s Cl v School D str c Won t las oog P Iced to se DAIRy' BOY CROWN CITY Go ng prot/lab e bus n ess ~9 0 f1 frontag e on StoleR 7 All bu ld ngs and sted equ pmen t goe s Large paved llrea easy access PHONE ~52-ANYTIME 2 8R Mobile Home n Gal pol s Ph 675 3000 IN TOWN ON RIVER FRONT NICE 3 Br room House will trade forfarm trailer on"d so forth I'll U6-240ollrom 2 6 4 VACANT LOTS Loca Cd n Po ~ b OOK WELL CONSTRUCTED HOME Thls lsune of th e bet1er bu t home5 n VInton 0 2 story 7 r oom s 3 nice: s ze bedroom s 1 ba th s full bas em ent Kitchen all bu t n \lery nice 1 v ng room 14 x22 wlth nlca fireplace Wonderful evel ot size approx 97 x97 Large gard en spa ce Thi s home would not be for !ta le except for health condition s Sl own by appo ntmen l only vacant Land 31 A ern Ju s t off Route 160 on Thompson Road Beaut ful bylldln g s tes w tn wooded are~s Build vour horne here and ge t away from all Pr ced well below fa r mark et va ue at $10 000 OTHER COUNSELORS GALLIPOLIS Denver K Hitley 446 0002 CROWN CIT Joe Crans 256 1<456 Natlona Adverftslno w th ~ilery .f)f Hornts _ , ... 3oi -ACRES - Nice 5 r oom house Ius remodeled new ba lh n ew k chen carpet n ce t r eplace n large barn ;:~·; ;, ;;:.:·'.dings Loca R.oad close .. ,.,.,,. _-·-.-1 SELL AOE E""vo:ni~~iico/1 446 .tl27 256 6140 .... , 3121 �• 1>-D-TheSundayrtmes.Senllnel Sunday Dec 5 1978 SWEEPER flnd sew ng mach ne repo sand su pplies P ck , and de ve y Oav s Vacuum ( ll'Oner r m te up Geo ges 1-l>-- For Best Results Use Sunday Times-Sentinal Classifieds n....,. 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A good re ur on your money? Ce to more details a11d an at po n men to see th s soo RIO GRANDE AREA Just off R 35 blocK ranch ype home features 2a x24 LR w th f replace a mod con v 30)(40 barn 25 acres eve\ to r o ng pas ure fenced pond $37 500 COMMERCIAL SITE or u table fo es den a 38 acr es 400 fron age on Rl 1 400 Oh o R ve tron age 4 water aps $25 000 LOTS OF rejlsonab c home on 2 scnoo s 5 m on black op ROOM a a pr ce 4 BR 4 acres c ty les tr om own road Ha sao REDUCED Renta n ves ment 1 fully fur n shed a r cond tra ers on lg o Geo ges Creek Rd Now pr ted a SlJ 000 JUST LISTED 197d M dway Daub e W de - a I electr c carpeted renge oven hood & refrigerate 10x20 add on ~ ached 6 m les from Ga pols 3 f om Ho zer Hosp Ia 1 acr e ot rural water se pt c ank $17 500 WE NEED LISTINGS Audrey Canaday Realtor Assoctale • Like The Co~ntry? must se ll Immediately this 3 bedroom ranch Formal dtnlng large family room 1 , baths perfect kitchen 2 car garage full basemen! The sell ng Is perfect on II rol ng wooded areas Brand New 4 Bedroom Spht Level And you love t L ar ge fan cy k chen beau ifu carpe -4 Ia ge bedrooms 2 fu baths large I v ng t on porch garege and a fam IV room wa tlng to be f nlsned by you 11 Acres Owner very Anxious To Se I Qwner mov ng to Northern on o and des res to se 1 th s verv n t;e 3 bedroom hom e Wh ch nc udes 1 baths large fam room formal d n fu dry basemen 2 car garage loca ted on I acres of wooded roll ng coun try s de with farm pond Vacation the Year Around Very n ce wei bu t 2 bedroom tu y carpeted home w th Raccoon Ck frontage 1 m I off R t 7 In c ty Sc hool D str ct The One You ve Waited For Large Bi Level w th 3 or 4 bedrooms arge tam V room 2 car garage flat ot excel ent locat on n (: ty school dis rlct $39 900 buys th s beautv eK large tot ex mce urpeltng 446 1304 or 446 3832 FOR SAlE New house on Oebbte Drive all bnck 3 bedrooms 1 2 baths central atr range dtsposal and electric garage door opener Ph 446 1304 or 446 3832 P c ure Tube Special sts HARTWELL ELECTRONICS TV Repo r 245 5365 FOR the be1f n arch leclural design and bu ld ng of new homes small comme tal bu d ngs opt o emadel ng w th stole approve of pions B I Wolke 446>2 46 or 446- 8652 IC Tonks Cleaned Pants Sep c Tank Se v ce Ph 446 972 or 675 2647 NEW LISTING 3 bedroom ranch style home walking distance of schools Located on VInton Court Priced tor ~u ck sale $18 000 Well Cared For Bt Level You be the ludge You ca n t buy more house for he money 3 bedroom s n ce k tctlen turn shed (am V room plus garage 1' s a barga n why not be 1st o took -Extra Spec a! BuyBrick and s one ranch forma entrance & din ng 4 or 5 bedrooms fa mi v roam w B f repla ce 2 batns n town Pr ced $39 500 One Block from Park This s a sol d older 1 12 s ory 3 bedroom home 2 baths f repla ce n ce k tche n S31 900 00 You II like t If you want In town JO Acre farm Nei!lr R o Grande n City Schoo District good roll ng land average old me 2 story home w th several out bu ld nos Pr ced under $30 000 Land & au ldlng Lots 1 Any size ot vou w sh at R o Grande Star a1' s~ 000 No mob e names 2 Bu ldlng ot clt v wa er sewer cone street near hosp tal 3 160 ac of trees s reams h !Is & exce ent hun ng 4 76 Ac no bu ld ngs large stream 12 ac bat lam an Qon t Miss Seeing Th1s Dutch Colonia Lovely well bu It nome on country ane lust s m les from downtown 4 bedr:ooms 2\12 baths fam ly room nice kitchen full basement on a beautlfu J acre estate tal us nght now ' "We need L stings can tlte Wlsemiln Agency 446-3143 Gallla Co s Li!irgest fltl'l Estate SAles Agency Office 44' S643 lkeWiseman446 3796 E N Wluman 446 4500 ..J~ New ltst1ng 40 Acres with 3 Bedroom home 3 outbu ld ngs 1 200 tobacco base situated on county road approximately 4 miles from Rio Grande near Cora Mill Ca I for more nformat on NEW LISTING 122 acre farm 10 m nutes from Gal po s Large com fortable farm home 3 to 4 bedrooms g tam y room lfv ng oom mode n k chen 2 f rep aces cenlra a r cond ton ng 2 car garage ca e barn lob base other outbu d ngs we and spr ng water rutal Wolller ava lab e Buy now for on y $59 000 00 Three bedroom ran ch sty e home ocated " Meadow Look SD situated on 100 x150 m proved lot Galfipol s C tv Water Centra sewer collection svstem Cedar s d ng Beaut fully decorated On l y t ve m nu tes from down own Gall polls Shown by ap polntment on ly S45 ooo ao New L sting 40 Acres w th 3 bedroom home 3 ou build ngs 1 200 tobacco base situated on county road appro)( mately 4 m les from ~ o Grande near Cora M II Call for more lnforma on NEW - 3 bedroom car peted anch style brick home 2 car garage ols of concrete m media e possess on Pr ce Low 40 s MASSIE REALTY REAI.TT 32 State Street ,..__gt"·~-...: Ph 446 1998 :0111•:=-~ A A N1bert, Brok,er Min Farm - 11 a.cres 2 sm out build nvs Electric and water are there 4 yr old 3 br brick ran cher electr c heal bu It In k t chen nice f~m ly room 5 m les from town vacant tand - app 3 a 2 good build nv sites Store centerpo nt bu ld ng with so me living equlr,ment quar ers In rear 8u ldlng lots - Galllpo Is area very n ce lo s for !hose who w~nt o bu d their own home we a so have other bu ld ng lots I close to GBIIipo s See us tor details Building lots Vinton area-r 2 ver ar e -k)ts For Sale New brick home just atmpleted l Brs 2 balhs large llvtng room famtly room ftreplace mee large k1tehen dtshwasher dtsposal double oven Tappan range 2 car garage wtth electric operator carpet throughout central air heat pump Located on old Rt 35 wtthln 7 mtlts of HMC an Krl~tt Drive Pnced nght 1o sell wtll. take trade 1n Inquire at Corb n R. Snyder Furntture 4~ 6 1111 446 2573 1fter s H OOEN CHALET One of Ga 1 a cou n y s mos t un que homes 0 rooms plu s ~ ba h s l ea ur ng 2 bed oon s on he man e\le and he maste bed oom on he second eve w rth sl d ng glass doo s ead ng o a bal co ny Has a sunKen p wood burn n g w lh f r ep ace d n ng r oom and mode n k !chen com pl et e w th a bu I n cab net s d shwil sher d spo sa and rang e Hom e s Iota e ec lr c w h cen ra a r Th e n e or of lh s s ve y rus c w h bean ed c a hedra ce 1 ngs Th s could be your dream home se ng on 6 ac es ol wood and Approx :Y ni le s f om Ga po s No s ghtsee s p ease I o der ~ story 3 bedroom frame n good co nd ton on almost acre of fertile garden Jland near Cora Oo~~:o gas hea dr lied well for wa er ce er ce ar house and s o age bu d ng Pr ced o sel WE NEED LISTINGS HOU5E 7 rooms plus basement 3 or 4 bedrooms 1 ~ baths pat o modern kitchen with d shwasher 2 car garage 2 wood burn ng fireplaces ce I ng beams in llv ng r oom large 240 xiBO landscaped lot w th lots of shrubbery 3 s des of lot fenced in eir e e driveway located on a b acktop Fa r f eld Centenary Rd n Galllpo Is Schoo Dl st A beautiful home on a nice leve acre ot Call for an appo ntment to see th s ovel y home I $25 900 00 Buys ThiS --- GUTTER - v Any Hour fa mtly room It ts unhkely that you would ever a more complete home This lovely hom e has 3 large BR s for mal entrance fam ly room w t h f rep ace fo rma d n ng room eat n k tchen w th double-s nk d sposal and d shwasher 2 car garage full baseme nt natural heat and central a r All of t h s s on a well 1 acre lot You I absolutely ove th s ONner has transferred and 446 3636 FOR SALE New house tn Porter Brook Sub Brick tronl 3 bedrooms 1'' balh• large 1 BR s natural NEW LISTING ....,I weu tnsutarea carpeTed 3 bedroom home located 5 miles norlh of hospital an Rl 160 Buy lh s home for $17 000 Also rental trailer available across from property for $9 600 Call for more lntor/nlltlnn VINTON VILLAGE N ce 3 BR ho me w th lg barn 33• acres I eve o ro I ng nearly a fenced Wa k ng d stance lo elem schoo l bank & grocery S18 aoo FULLY FUR,.ISHEO nob e ham e on 6 acre ~a o ou bu ld ngs fue oil fu nace hea $12 000 could be fvur family room lots ot car""/ gas heat " acre lot Th s house was $23 oo Call todav for nAw nrir• THREE IIDROOM carpeted home focaled on Sanders Hill Addition only five minutes from downtown Gallipolis Situated on a 90 K85 Improved lot now FA notural gas furnace Gallipolis City water shown by appointment Price 523 000 n SANDY AND BEAVER INSURANCE CO has offe ed se v ces fo F re Insurance cove age n Go a Coun y fo a mas a ten PASQUALE Insula ng 103 Cedar ury Fo ms homes cind pe St Gall pol s Ph 446 27 6 or soanl p ope ly cove ages are .t46 092 ova able to mee nd v dual ----~ needs Con ac: Don Po me CUSTOM REMODRING 20 yenrs exp~ efl(e 388 8308 N•w d y your ne ghbor and ogen.!,._ wo r ce I ng w th sw rl o tex ure designs Other d y wall epa r v nyl wallpapering new baths new kitchens Anyth ng & Gutter• n eitlodel ng o repa: ·:'c_ __ Sid n; CONCRETE WORK pal os sidewalks basement etc Lou s Co~e .f46 3398_:___ _ Phone 949 2tl4 '•mtospm E nnlngs f97 7320 121 3 mo BUD McGHEEi_Manager Merrill Assocrate Associate Ph. Home 446-2885 THREE (3) FULL TIME SALESPERSONS TO SERVE YOU Ph Home 379-2184 GaUia County's Fast~t GrowiRI( Real Estate AM-ency ---- KOTALIC landscap ng es dent o & Comme c of sh ubs ees ack gardens o ns a led & guo a eed Ph 245 913 446 3100 Branch Stutes COUNTRY LIV N (Just ou l s de c ty I m ts 4 BR 2 ba hs fam ly room w th I ep ace modern k tchen fu I ba semen t 3 car garage 6 acres good pas tur e fence d SJO 000 $5 500 BUYS a 2 story home n the c ty - c ty wa er sewage and gas Needs some repa r bu you cant go wrong &t th s p ce STUCCO pas er ng an d p aster epa Te xlu ed ce I ng sw I floo or b u! h des gn 32 y ex p Wo k bv he hou o by he ob 256 I 82 A I work guo onteed VS REALTY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING? S op by ou r office .and le us show you a g ft the whole t~~;mllyw fllove - J BR 11h ba h rancn tully coarpeled g modern kitchen with ra ng e hood and oven 8 flet acres fenced with white r a 1 t en ce Worksnop tor Dad oa SJ2 000 KEMPER HOLLOW 7 m es from c y 3 BR f ame ran ch on g IOI f n sh rn s yourself and save S2 000 Health insurance All TYPE S of bu ld ng ma e ols block br ck sewe p pes win e C aude dows n els W n e s R o Grande 0 Phone 2455 12 afte 5 REDUCE THE COST OF BUYING FARM MACH NERY UP TO 10 3 6 mo old block and ton pups GARAGE NEAR CITY HALL Ph by lok ng advala9e of Federa $20 each 256 1216 446 4127 lncmoe lox c edit on equ p AKC REG od TREAT RUGS RIGHT thev II be a men pu chosltd bvla e Jan 1 eody for del ght I cleoned w h Blue Sh nn s Trac or Soles leon W 446 925() l ust e Rente ec c shompooer Va Ph 458 1630 S_ Cent o Supply Co READY FOR CHRISTMAS AKC REG HORNED HEREFORD 8ULL REG OLD ENGLISH SHEEP GARAGE FOR RENT Ph 446 3368 gen le d spast an 3 yrs old -~-DOG PUPPIES $175 ond up Wells Orcha d W lkesv lie 4460'174 Oh o 669 4642 AKC REG COLLIE PUPPIES PH NESTLES PURE MILK CHOCOLATE 446 9391 6 co an $1 0 per b co li TARA BUILDING OR MOBILE HOME SITE- App ox 5 acres about 13 m from town Land s I a w lh frontage on a BT rd and coun v water ava ab l e 55 000 GAS LOG bun ng f ep ace 'on DOWNTOWN Ph CHEAPIE Pettee fa weekends 15 acres of and about 2 c eared and 2 woods with frontage on Ll t e Raccoon Creek pus an old 2 story nom e S1 900 FOR SALE L MESTONE FOR DR VEWAYS CAR L WINTERS PH 245 51 5 4 11 8 Bu ld ng g an blocks cheap Ph 367 77B3 446 <905 LAND CONTRACT A most 2 A of lev el and ro ng land w h a smil l 2 BR and bath hom' pond and lots of pr vacy located In Morgan Twp 10 PISTOl RIFLES SHOTGUNS new and I ke new mu s se ll Ph 38B 999 ------- NEW MOB LE HOME n Gall pal s or 2 odu sony Ph .446 0338 4 B~T)ROOMS IN TOWN N ce com for abe 1 story !'lome on Evans He gh s offers room to spare tor your grow ng fern I Y Where else can you get e full basement tam ly m w 11'1 gas t rep ace a ge kltcl'len and d nlng area lor only S25 SOO Ph TRUCK Load FURNITURE SALE D ect f om Foe o y No th Coral no Pr ces ot or neo wholeso e co t on J m Baldw ns Gun Shop Dec 8th and 9th BRADBURY FURN APTS Adults o ly no pels dep eq 729 2nd Ave Ph 446 0957 LOTS FOR SALE Located iil)n Ne ghborhOod Rd L nC'oln Pike George and Rodney Creek Rd HarrlsbUI'!g Rd F nancl ng ava (able m plete w h hea 18 x 24 oo m RENTAL ova able I sl of Octobe now occup ed by (en o Soya of he no th s de at Sycamo e St ee be ween Second and Th rd Aven ue reasonob e en lagepokngoeo colla an appo ntmen ~4 ~ 066__ CITY- VACANT LAND Apf;lrDK 5 2 acres runn ng from Fourth A v e to Chickamauga creek S6 500 Don t wall to buy buy and wall REV TENN Wa k ng ho se rna e 7 yeo s old p~ 388 p ce $65 TRA LER ol one n e from HMC Phone 446 3805 JUST THE RIGHT SIZE! 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Try your own deas n deco rating this 4 BR 2 story home Aluminum sld ng gas turn 1 R bsm deep lot garage mature shacte trees lo c~ted downtown one mIn from schools Price reduced to $25 000 MAGNIFICENT VIEW 1 I vable home In city 2 story large rooms 3 Bedrooms P. beth 4 blocks to scnool A I this on overs ze lot & a rt~dUCed pri~e lfOA FARM VerY ni ce 4 BR. br ck & stone home FP n LR tull bsm all electric 3 ml from hospital Good farm 3 barns tool Shed ptenly water & pasture Owner will he p finance LOTS LOTS LOTS 3 verv good lots - 110 wide 6 m I from town Buy one or aJI nree at a educed pr ce New listing 86 A.cre farm situated n Add son Twp Large farm house with S or 6 bedrooms Gas wei on property furn shes ow cost heat ng Well water Wired for 110 & 220 volts Large tobacco and other out bu d ngs Approxlma ely 400 b tobacco base Pr ce SS3 000 2 Bedroom home s ua ed on 2 2 acres In Bidwell Full bath w shOwer newly lnslal ed forced a r furnace and hot water tank Heres a ~ood buy for only $1400000 FIVE BEDROOM car peted home ocated 4 m es from downtown Gelllpol s Two w b flrep Ices two baths w showerJ beautiful wooded 3 ec;re 1ot heated and coo l ed with heat pump Gal pol s c ty School District Cal for more nformat on ,OR THI LAR~ FAMILY we hi VII f roam 4 bedroom 2 1tary hQme In Bidwell only 20 mlnutes from coel mlntt storm windows end ctoora F A full oil furnAce nice garden 1re1 c1n be yours within 30 days for only $22 000 Call tor en op alntment 3 lEGROOM CARPETED HOM• located n H1rr aon Twp.., Mlcldon e Rd F A furnace modern kitchen rural weter end claterns 1 peeceful home In 1 rural nltlno Prlct 521 000 IUSIN•ss Pr ce reduc;ed on ~ bay bUslnets bu ldlng end land ocated on ~t 160 In Ewlngton Buv now BUILD A HOME Aong Rt 7 Crown City we have 2 lOti with 1 total of 91 frontage Buy both for only $5 000 NEW - 3 bedroom car peted ranch style br ck home 2 car garage lo ts of concre e lmmed a e possess on Pr ce Low <O s LAND Bu ld ng ot n Porter Ca ll today for more ntor"lal on LAND Bu d ng o mob e home ots n Eureka area Buy as many as 8 acres for on $5 300 00 Has rura wa er and we I v LAND 30 acres of eve I o ro tlng ground on both s des ot See Rl 160 near Porter R ura water fronts ori Floyd Clark Rd and Rt 160 LAND 56 acres fenced with 20 acres of t m ber dose o North Gall/a H gh Srhool located on Thompson Ret lots of road fran ege Buy for S2S 000 00 LAND 20 acres Located In Morgan Twp located w h ro~d frontage on Row es vii e Rd Spring water aval abe Buy for S/7 000 00 LAND ISO )( 96 ot located on L ddV Hol)ow Buy tor S4 000 00 DWELLif+G and 26 x 32 b lock building s tuated on 40 'f( 132 lot n Gall po s lnclud ng contents of dwelling Buy for $20 000 00 NOW I S20 000 00 will buy a modern one floor l bedroom a/ e ectr c home n Galllpol s City schoo d strlcl S tuated on 120 x 75 tot Carpeted except tor k tchen and batn new condlt on rura wa er central sewage collect on blacktop streets Call for more nformat on Can be v P. and F H A financed THREE BEDROO~ carpeted all electr c home "slluated on 120K75 lot front ng on Twp blacktop Rd County water & sewer Price 122 soo oo t"F VOII'RE PLANN/Nti TO SELL CALL US WE HAVE A LIST OF PROSPECTIVE BUYERS AND WERE ANXIOUS 10 SERVE YDU IF YOU DON T SEE Tlia ~ROPERTY 'I'OU WANl IN THIS AD CALL W5 MAY IE ABLE TO FIND IT FOR YOU Call Wood ln\urancolo Rttllstate44f eveniRII Runell WDAd ro" II you have thoughts about the br ck home at 00 Ch cothe Rd perhaps you should call today f not sold soo n this house w II be off the market Five m les from own on Twa story house o s ot Rt 1Al The owner wants ou s de s or age nc udes 3 sold soon Th sIt e beauty ou bu d ngs w th concre e s s 1 ng on 2 9 ac es of wa ks p us ll 20)(30 barn mos y clean land 2 BR s e ete f oar A of (could be 3 Verv n ce wh sh con nc ud ng 6 acres of kl ch en tul dvded g ound s located at lhe b~sement Pr ce reduced to soulh edge of V nton Ca $27 500 odav on ly $2 500 No 020 $3 900 w II buy a very n ce Jrd A\le Cou d be used J BR home w lh a tu I 743 for many d tlerent pur basemen T h s home poses perhaps your de as features carpet n he L R are bett er lhan m ne Why and hal plus good sol d n o ake a tooK today No hardwood floors n the c ty school dis r c Natura gas 02 heat w e nave had s.e vera ca s con cerning our I sf ng near HMC The pr ce s on y $21 900 Md the oca on s grea You mus see ns de o r ea y apprec ate he qual y Ca today Within the c ly of Ga l po s an R.t 41 here san older home n need of epa r s s on a 2 acre o n an exce lent ne ghborhood Th s eM ce loca on w I no as ong Pr ced n the taw S20s Ins de the c y netura gas alum s d ng full hea d v ded basemen w th f replace detached garage just right to n ewlyweds 428 2nd AVE GENE PLANTS & SON PLUMBING - Heot ng Ar Cond t on ng 300 Fourth Ave Ph 446 16.37 DEW TT S PLUMBING AND HEATING Route 160 at Evergreen Phone 4.t6 2735 LOANS Avo lobe for any bus ness Mr 404 768 5469 2 8R MH $100 3 BR Ph <46 0175 MH $125 -- 2 x 60 MOBILE HOME One m e f om HMC adu s only Ph 446 38C5 2 br Ph 446 23 7 ----1------ --- -e Homes 2 b . - -- ·-·--- fully coli Two Mob Bethe Rd 446 3371 on Kr on n ce !!J Ph 2 BR Furnished g ler lo co 256 927 (ltft!r 6 pm ent MOBILE HOM E es t 0 GB I PO S Qn S a e H wy Lo c a on as 7 ura wll er sps pd to p tJs e w e 5 r oo i"ls ' bedr oo m ho se 7 bedr oon mob e ho n e w i tt 1'1 0 )(2tl bu on cx tc ~ on A t of h s for ONLY $17 500 Ttc house & some Ia d c11n be sold sepsr e e f on Mob lc H on e n les r om Ga po s won il'lst n 0 g REDUCED $2 000 00 COLONIAL HOME one of the l'lt rae lv c o der wo s ory hom es In Ga po Is 7 oo n s 4 bed ooms 2 bafh s bu II n k t t: h en F A nl'ltur e ges t u nace ni ce Ia ge I o t por ch screeno t I bad por ch N ce lol witt ~ c a Qilrege n back c ose o cnur ch a. bus ness sec on downtown Tn s proper y Is n good cond /on and or red In M il )IJA CNES$3SO 00 PER A(R& Thi s Is a good H Farm LQ ts of posslblli es 85 ecres of p eslure 40 ocr es o more I eb e some Imber Line fen ces ar.e good 10 roo ns r emodeled 2 s ory no use 3 we bu barns 2 Shed! ~ d oth er ou t bu ct n gs ca t or appo ntmc11. BOB LANE /I'.R AitCH .MANAGE.Ro B5S SECOND AVENUE GALLIPOLIS OHm me we ltave ather I st ngs I you are buy ng or selhng cal VS Realty Today A I of our 5t ngs are shown- by appo ntment only Bob Lane Branch Man1ger 8.55 Second Avenue Galhpohs Oh o Ofhce 446 7900 Home 446 1049 LISTINGS NEEDED NOW TO FIT OUR BUYERS NEEDS Offrce Home 446 7900 446 1049 LET US SELL YOUR PROPERTY EASY, LONG TERM FINANCING AVAILABLE GALLIPOLIS ARE II: I,,STING~ WANT TO OWN BUT NEED HELP IN FINANCING? N ce 2 bedroom form home wh h has been camp vte y emode ed recently large bo rn n good cond ton of lh s 5 t I ng on appro• motely 7 acres nee tow n Mob le home en a spo on prope ty Good nvest ment en o oppo un ly Co 446 1049af er6p m GALLIPOLIS CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT Very neat and well kept 3 bedroom near hospital shopp ng center and short drive from downtown Approximately I 300 sq II of floor space lam l y room w th fireplace Included All this plus city water and sewer and natural gas heat Call us today for more Information and an appointment BEST BUY IN Gall aCOUNTY Tr level house 4 bed oom 2 baths l R fo ma d n ng room bu n k tchen rec oom daub e car garage 3 7 po t cally wooded acres many othe ext as P ce $46 000 Ph 742 24S4 --- =- GRAVELY SERVCE SAYE 2S PCT on lobo by hdving you Gravely troc or repaired or ser v ced now G 011e/y T oc or Sales Pame oy 614 992 2975 In Town N ear he corner of Third and V ne Streets Tn s sa 2 story J b edroom home tnat has been remodeled recen Just hlnk at ne ease n get ng to he shopp ng dlstr c SChOo s churches et c off ered o you a a \lery reasonab e pr ce of S29 000 97 OOWNTOWN LOCATION Older recondlt oned home wllhln walking distance or shopping d strlcl and schools P enly of living and storage space kitchen equ pped with range disposal and refr gerator l 2 c!!lr garage and e ectric door opener Homes just aren t built this 5furdy nowadays /:a ll In today to see thi s fine property Ga)llpohs Crown Ctty NATIONAL Homes OTHER COUNSELORS Denver K ltlgfey 446 0002 J. . Crans 256 1456 ADVERTISING with lhe Gallery at 2 LOTS on Racoon C eek 67S 3000 Ph Ac e co ne lo n Le h gh A cres f. or do Coll446 3655 I LOVELY BRICK RANICH',I - Th s attrac \le 3 bedrooms 7 baths room w h flreplftce k l chen w th reno e b ell ut d shwa she r carpe oceled on 1 • of nice lend $39 800 ""'"'6 FAMILY LIVING - Ex / nice rancn J formal dining wl h fi rep la ce pa a ove y k chen bu 1 Ins e)( ra oorn den or aft ce c a llocta v mar ~ nformetlon CLOSE TO HOSPITAL Th s ovetv home s a most new ha s 3 bedrooms 1 17 ba hs n ce kitchen with range retrlgeretor & d sposaJ lui y carpeted 1 car garage SJ3 000 1 Acre Rt 7 Farm m n r gnts and coa seam s lu sl 20 min from Gallipolis 8 ecres river bol om br ck nome and Qa age city we er metal TOWN barn tobl!cco barn 1 800 ran ch b toba cco bese fe nced room bath pastur e Only $6 5 000 Will nice kitchen ake S20 oao to S30 00 home gas hea n n r ade If foca on s good I'l•~:~~~~~~·u~''ene'"~at I carpet Large usumeb e oon on and bedroom s balanc e mrn"e•"•'• po!!eufon and w th ' Bu11111~rv~ _;- - NEW LISTJN" IMMACULATELY kepi 3 bedroom n Galllpo s Cl v Sc ho o Olslr ct near hospllal shopp ng center and snort dr ve from down own Just pi ct ur e yourself s tlno n fro nr ot your firepla ce n It'll• homes beautiful t am ~ room Ca l n oday tor m ore deta Is v 3 BR HOME Remade ed corpe ed new alum mum s d ng and furnace ural wote Can be bought up a60aces onS HGWS54 6 m les f om HMC Ph 388 BS35 ,.. =- - -- - 2 BR Mob le Home Ph 367 737'i noturol gos heat carpeted downtown 446 2857 th e e are o s of new fam es mov ng n Ga a Co V S Real v Is look ng to~ hom es o sa t sly these needs f you are p ann ng o se Now s the 120 x BO at n Po erb oak Sub d v s on Call of er S pm Ph 44~ 7866 ype of Pous on 3 A CR ES- HOU SE It s No Secret VA FHA 30 y I none ng Ireland Mot gage 77 E Slate A hens 592 305 STANDARD Plumb ng Heo ng 215 Th dAve 446 3782 Good Tl s New st ng at 38 Ne I Ave New roof v ny s d ng 3 bed ooms bath Ut room o s of s o age natur a gas hea S 5 500 GALLIPOLIS. OHIO CARTERS PLUMBING AND HEATING Co Fou th&Pne Phone 446 3888 o 446 44777 Ktn Morun 446 ' "•u ' D!P7T 2 BEDROOM HOME Bath 1 i4 Su bd v son end p ced a on v $5 ooo 00 ea ch MODERN 2 STORY Appro)( mately 2 ye~ r s o d Fe a u es 3 n ce bed oom ~ w h a ge c l osets balh s v ng r oom d n n g rooiTI ta m y room modern k tch en w lh all bu t n c ab e t s ange ga bege d sposa and d sh was h er Th s home Is ocated 1 m es fro m Ho zer Hospital HERE IS YOUR FARM 8 A A good al aro un d far m s hard o come by 6 oom hOu se ba sem en granary for co n s or age 700 bu Ba rn 75 x6 0 2 story c h cken hou se n good cond t on 20 acre s of top eve and 35 acres blue g ass pa stu e 700 b obacc o base n ce pond 2 conc re e wa er ng trouf!h S very at r ac t ve so dded water d vers on Th s farm s hlgn y produ c on f yo u w an a good far m ca us now J BEDROOMS RT 3S WEST Ga ll po s Schoo l D s 2 ca ga age 1 , baths 5 ooms ran ch s v e w h 248 sq ft v ng spa ce s o m doors & w ndows modern k chen wllh d snwasher Larg e ot See h s one now LOT & MOBILE HOME n Por er a x5 0 4 bedrooms El co na N ce lo 305 acr e leve P ced 0~ y $6 900 BEAUTIFUL COUNTR V HOME PLUS70A LANO Th s ho me s very al r ac t \IC mod e n n t~ve v way 6 r ooms 3 bed r oo ns 5 clo ses 2 ba s shower k t c: h cn a ge and p et v Ma y mo c des able faatur flS nc ud ng c or ner ol b ack t op rol'ld 3 ca garage 1 po ches pa o sma l gr een house w lh urna ce ba n 70 A I n cd and ferl zed BG pastu e o s of walnut ees Check w h u s oday SPL T LEVEL JBEDROOMS 6 roans man floo r 2 oom s ower I oor Large lam y r oom 7 ba lh s god Alum num s d ng Thermop ane w ndows and stor n doo s N ce mod ern kl chen h ea n each oom garl'lg e Ru &I wa cr svs em copp e p umb ng N ce c ean I ke n ew hom e 3 BEDROOM BRICK mmed a e po ssessi on owner ha.s moved to a arm Be he f stto oQ k a t h s n c.e br ck ho me neer he hosplla Ha s a llu gc v ng room mod ern eft n k IeMe n w fh a ll bu I n cab nets end ange lar ge ba lh n Gal po s Cl v School D str c Won t las oog P Iced to se DAIRy' BOY CROWN CITY Go ng prot/lab e bus n ess ~9 0 f1 frontag e on StoleR 7 All bu ld ngs and sted equ pmen t goe s Large paved llrea easy access PHONE ~52-ANYTIME 2 8R Mobile Home n Gal pol s Ph 675 3000 IN TOWN ON RIVER FRONT NICE 3 Br room House will trade forfarm trailer on"d so forth I'll U6-240ollrom 2 6 4 VACANT LOTS Loca Cd n Po ~ b OOK WELL CONSTRUCTED HOME Thls lsune of th e bet1er bu t home5 n VInton 0 2 story 7 r oom s 3 nice: s ze bedroom s 1 ba th s full bas em ent Kitchen all bu t n \lery nice 1 v ng room 14 x22 wlth nlca fireplace Wonderful evel ot size approx 97 x97 Large gard en spa ce Thi s home would not be for !ta le except for health condition s Sl own by appo ntmen l only vacant Land 31 A ern Ju s t off Route 160 on Thompson Road Beaut ful bylldln g s tes w tn wooded are~s Build vour horne here and ge t away from all Pr ced well below fa r mark et va ue at $10 000 OTHER COUNSELORS GALLIPOLIS Denver K Hitley 446 0002 CROWN CIT Joe Crans 256 1<456 Natlona Adverftslno w th ~ilery .f)f Hornts _ , ... 3oi -ACRES - Nice 5 r oom house Ius remodeled new ba lh n ew k chen carpet n ce t r eplace n large barn ;:~·; ;, ;;:.:·'.dings Loca R.oad close .. ,.,.,,. _-·-.-1 SELL AOE E""vo:ni~~iico/1 446 .tl27 256 6140 .... , 3121 �8-D-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Swtday, Dec. 5, 1976 Movie " The Proud and the Profane" B; Hawaii Five-0 10. 11 :55- Ironside 13. 12 :00-News 20; Janak I 33. 12 :55-ABC News 6, 13. 1: ~Peyton Place 4. MONDAY, DECEMBER 6,1976 6 : ~Sunrlse Semester 10. · 6: 15-Engllsh 3; :farm Report 13. 6:20-Not For Women Only 13. 6:30-Columbus Today 4; News 6; Sunrise Semester B; Ounce of Prevention 10. 6:45-Mornlng Report 3. 6:50-Good Morning, West VIrginia 13. 6:55-Good Morning, Trl State 13 .. ) : ~Today 3,4,15; Good Morning, America 6,13; CBS News B; Chuck While REports 10. 7:05-Bugs Bunny 10. 7:3()-Schoolles 10. 7: 45-Sesame St . 33. B·: ~l,assle 6; Capt. Kangaroo 8, 10. · · B:3G-Big Valley 6. 9 : ~A . M . 3; Phil Donahue 4,13,15; Lucy Show 8; Mike Douglas 10. 9: 30-Cross-Wits 3; One Life to Live 6; Good Day B. 10 : ~Sanford & Son 3,4,15: Price Is Right 8,1 0; Mike Douglas 13. 10 : 15-General Hospital 6. 10: 30-Holl ywood Squares 3,4, 15. 11 :00-Wheel of Fortu ne 3, 15; Edge of Night 6; Gambit · B.10; Morning with D.J . 13; Elec. Co. 20. · 11 :30-Stumpers 3,4,15; Happy Days 6, 13; Love of Life 8, 10; Sesame St . 20,33. 11 :55-Take Kerr B; Ms. Flxlt 10. 12 :00-News 3,6,8, 10; Don Ho 13; 50 Grand Slam 15. 12:30-Gong Show 3,15 ; All My Children 6,13 ; Search for Tomorrow 8, 10. 12:55-NBC News 3,15 . .. 1: ~Somerset 3; Ryan's Hope 6, 13; Concentration 8; Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15. 1:30-Days of Our Lives 3,4,15; Family Feud 6,13; As The World Turns B. 10. · 2 : ~$20,'000 Pyramid 13; Dinah 6. 2:30-Doctors 3,4,15; One Life to Live 13; Guiding Light B,10. 3 : ~Anote hr World 3,4, 15; All In The Family 8, 10; • Getting On 20 . 3: 15-Genera l Hospital 13. 3:30-Max B. Nimble6; Match Game8,10; Lilias Yoga & You 20. 4:00-Mister Cartoon 3; Marcus Welby, M .D. 4; Somerset 15; Howdy Doody 6 ; Mickey Mouse Club B; Sesame St . 20,33 ; Movie "The Delphi Bureau" 10; Dinah 13. 4:30-My Three Sons 3; Emergency One 6; Partridge Family 8; Fllnlstones 15. 5:00-Big Valley 3; Merv Griffin 4; Brady Bunch B; Mister Rogers 20,33 ; Star Trek 15. 5:3G-News6 ; Fa.m lly Affair B; Elec . Co. 20,33; Adam 12 13. 6 : ~N ews 3,4,6,B, 10,13, 15; Zoom 20; Education In Transition 33 . 6:30-NBC News 34,4,15; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News B. 10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20. 7: ~T ruth or Cons. 3; To Tell the Truth 4; Bowling for · Dollars 6; Buck Owens 8; News 10; To Tell the Truth i3 ; My Three Sons 15; The Way It Was 20; Know Your Schools 33 . Television Log SUNDAY, DECEMBERS, 1976 - This Is The Life 10. 6:3•·-Jerry Falwell 41 Talking Hands B; Public Polley Forums 10; Newsmaker '76 13. 7 : 00~h r lstopher Closeup 3; Thinking In Black B; Rev. Cleophus Robinson 13. ' :30-This Is The Li fe 3; Your Health 4; Bullwinkle 6 ; Jerry Falwell B; It Is Written 10; Amazlng Grace Bible Class 13. 7:55-Biack Cameo 4. B : ~Mormon Choir 3: Day of Discovery 4; Tennessee Tuxedo 6; Church Service 10; Happiness Is 13; Sesame Street 20. B:3(}-()ral Roberts 3; Yours For The Asking 4; Gospel Caravan 6; Day of Djscovery 8; James Robison Presents 10; Rex Humbard 13; Open Bible 15. 9 : ~Gospel Singing Jublle.e 3; Hour ot Power 4: Oral Robert s 10; Rex Hum bard 6; Rev. Leonard Repall ' B;· A Better Way 15. 9:30-What Doc~ The Bible Plainly Say? 8; Movie " The Greatest ShOW on Earth 10; Jim Franklin 13; Insight 15; Sesame Street 20. 10 : ~Human Dimens ion 3; Church Service 4; Leroy Jenklns6: ChrlstlanCenterB; J immy Swaggart 13; Faith For Today 15. 10 :30-Big Blue Marble 3; Garner Ted Armstrong 4,13; Rex Humbard B,15; J immy Swaggart 6; Zoom 20 . 11.:00-TV Chapel 3; Doctors on Ca ll 4; Hot Fudge 6; Rev . Henry Mahan 13; Rebop 20. 11 : 30-Meet The Press 3,4, 15; Animals, Animals, Anim als 6; Face The Nation B: Testimony Time 13; Once Upon A Time 33; Once Upon a Classic 20. 12 :00-lssues And l!.nsw.ers 6; Rev . Robert Schuler 8; ·Evangelisti c Outreach 13; Soundstage 20. 12 : 30- Grandstand 3, 15; News Conference -4 4; Directions 6; NFL Today 8; The Issue 10; Lower Lighthouse 13. 1: ~NFL Football 3,4; Communique 6; NFL Football 15; NFL Football 8; NFL Football 10; College Football '76 13; Adams Chronicles 20; Infinity Factory 33. 1: 30-Aware 6; Zoom 33 . 2 : ~Polnt of View 6: Issues and Answers 13; In Performance at Wold Trap 20 ; Once Upon A Classic 33 . 2:30-Davld Niven ' s World 6; Town Topics 13; Rebo~ 33 . J:DO-FB I 6; Nex t Generati on 13; Thin Edge 20; VIsions 33 . 3:30-F roggy and the GreenHorns 13. 4 : ~NFL Footba ll 3,4,15 ; In Conquest of the Sea 6; Movie "The Black Orchid" 8; Movie "Teacher's Pet " 10; Llcket y Split 13; Piccadilly Circus 20. 4:30-Movle " The Big Gamble" 13; Gettlng0n33 . 5:00-Witness to Yesterday 6; The Way It Wa s 33 . 5:30-Space: i999 6,B ; Agronsky at Large 20i..__Consumer Sur vival Ki t 33. 6:00-Sesame Street 20; Wall Street Week 33 . 6:30-News 6; 30 Minutes B; World Press 33 ; Face The Nation 10; Newsmaker '76 13. 7:00-World of Disney 3,4,15; Movie " Journey Back to Oz" 6, 13; 60 minutes 8, 10; · Crockett's VIctory Garden 20; Onedl n Line 33 . Antiques 20. B:OG-McMIIIan 3,4, 15; Sonny ·&C her 8, 10; Evening At Symphony 20,jJ , 1:00-Movle " Catch -22" 6,13; Ko jak B. 10; Masterpi ece Theatre 2o.n · 9:30-Money Changers 3,4, 15. 10 :00-Delvecchlo B, 10; Thea ter In Am erica 33 ; Live From Lincoln Center 20. 11 :00-News 3,4,8, 10, 15. 11 : 15-CBS News B, 10; Music Hall America 15. 11 :25-Peter Marshall 6; News 13. 11 :30-S tar Trek 3; Movie " Angel In My Pocket" 4; 6 :0~ 10:00-Executlve Suite 8, 10; News 20; Soundstage 33. 10:30-Farm Digest 20. . • 11 : ~News 3,~.B. 10,15; MacNeil Lehrer RePOrt 33. 11 :30-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15; Movie " Kansas City ' Bomber" 8; Mary Hartman 10; ABC News 33. 12 : ~News 6, 13; Movie " The VIsit" tO; Janak! 33. 12 :30-College Football ' 76 6; Ironside 13. 1:00-Tomorrow 3,4. 1:30-News 13. the marked reduction in milk fever incidence in Group 3 cows (normal calciumnormal phosphorus) regardless of vitamin D Injections compared to the other two ration groups, 1 (high calcium-high phosphorus ) and 2 (low ·calcium-high · phosphorus). It is concluded that careful control of ca lcium and phosphorus intake during the <!ry period to near normal levels (0.5 percent calcium and 0.25 percent phosphorus in the total ration dry matter) will limit milk fever in- ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY Your Christmas Gift.Store SHOP THIS WEEK MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY 9:30 TO 5 ~.M. - FRIDAY 9:30 TO 9 P.M. . ..............-.M·ru·R·~-Y9 1:.~.M~hro__9__P._M_.___·--·--·-·-·------· CAMERAS AND ACCESSORIES COMPLETE SELECTION OF ' 7: 30-That Good Ole Nashville Music 3; Bobby VInton 4; Muppet Show 6; Gong Show B; MacNeil -Lehrer 20.33; Price Is Right 10; College Basketl;>all 13; Friends of Man 15. B:OG-Little House on the Prairie 3,4, 15; Feather & Father 6; Rhoda B;10; Adams Chronicles 20,33; Jack Van lmpre Crusade 15. 8:31M-Si2B.OOO Question B; Phyllis 10. 9 : ~Mov le "Cat On A Hot Tim Roof" 3,4,15; NFL Football 6; Johnny Cash B,10; In Performance at Wolf Trap 20,33. 9:30-NFL Football 13. OPEN MONDAY TIL 8 P.M. MERRY CHRISTMAS TO THE CHILDREN Be sure to visit our that do not ·have milk fever and thus are aided by vitamin D. Post mortem examinations revealed no harmful effects attributable to vitamin D feeding in this way in 10 Jersey cows fed vitamin D for an average of 37.2 months (range 7 to 73 months). It is concluded that this effective and safe method of prevention should be applied only to cows with previous milk fever history. 0 100% SOLID·STATE & ~~Tr~ PORTABLE TV 8 The CIMARRON· H121 Zenith ene rgy saving 100% so lid-state c hass is pl us co mplet ely solid-state tun ing system. Perma-Set VHF fin e tuning elimi nates the need to fine tune eac h time you change channels. 70 detent UHF channel positions make UHF chann el se lectio n as easy as VHF. Ze nith Quick-on Sunshine • picture tube gives pict ure in just seconds witho ut ex tra . e nergy drain . 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Three distinct dry period calcium and phosphorus intake levels were identified · and th~ treated and control milk fever incidence data were arranged according to the three calcium and phosphorus Intake groups for both previous and no previous milk fever history cows. GOUP 1: high calcium (more-than 0.53 percent of the . total ration dry matter) and high phosphorus (more than 0.28 percent). GROUP 2: low calcium (less than 0.47 percent ) and high phosphorus (more than 0.28 percent). ' GROUP 3: normal calcium (between 0.47 percent and 0.53 P,ercent) and normal phosphorus (between 0.22 percent and 0.28 percent). Vitamin D3 injections significantly reduced overall milk fever incidence in ·the previous milk fever history groups. No reduction was found l!etween injected and control cows in the no previous history groups. 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