https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a023c234c52ec47f23fbda8a8eb82eb3.pdf a886ebb9808c09549cd5a37e9cc49089 PDF Text Text .. . Marauder.netters have tough week Although Ute Meigs Marauders evenin~ in thre~ sets, 7-15, 1f>ol. and gals have played very well (his past 1:>-13. Rerie Willis.served 11 straight week, . the inex'jierienced netters - ·points in the second game to boost were only able to salvage ·one vic- the Marauder~ to ~1ctory. tory. That win came over an exWednesday Metgs hostedTrimble trenieiy tough opponent in:rrimble's in an assembly match that took Tomcats before the Meigs High place at school before the enlll'e SchtX>I student body. . student body. School'spmt certamly Early in lh_e week the Meigs gals helped the Marauder sp1kers ~s they showed a tot 'of determination but breezed to a hard-fought 1!>-9 wm · full short in lhe scoring column t)y .and a conyincing l!K win. Me1gs losing a lcag~e contest to Jackson in also won that .reserve t11t m three two games,· 1!>-2 and 15-6. . . Meigs · won the reserve till that TRANSFER DENIED The Ohio Department of Liquor Control has denied tra·nsfer of CARRIER NEEDED A Syracuse area youngster can ownership ~pplicatio 0 from J<enneth make about $15 a week 'by becoming .. and ' Harold R. McFann, dba McFann's Market, Locust St. , Mida DailySentinei carrier. . · dleport, to Kenneth and Harold'R. ASentinel paper route is now open M cFann and Tcti Bru,!nc., dba S~ve in Syracuse. The route has 52 Mart, Middleport. customers and the carrier can earn about $15 weekly besides . earning • An objection to the transfer was 'points for the prompt payment of the. inade by ,dlle-.Church <i the weekly paper bill. The points can be Nazarene, Middleport. exchanged for interesting and nice prizes. Any Syracuse youngsters interested should call Mrs. Peggy Doerfer at The Sentinel, 992·2156. games 1().15, 1~. a00,1IMI. Laura Smith provided· a 10 point boost in tlie first match before adding six more ip !he second. Suzan Lightfoot had· a grand total of 19 . point serves in the reserve match to lead her te.am. . . Thursday. Meigs played another good floor game but fell short at the end in three games. Ironton was defeated :>-9 by the locals in the first game, but recovered to post a 1:>-5 win and a thrilling 15-13 victory. Miiigs serving h3s bene phenorne~J as they went 65-70 on serves fOr a 93 percent average. The reserve squad bowed down at 15-5 and lf>-10. . Meigs now owns a 2·10 mark.atthe ' varsity level and a 4-7 reserve mark. . ASK TOWED A marriage license was issued to Gary Eugene Hysell, 22, Rutland, · and Sandra Winebrenner, 24, Syracuse. -~ollege UClA ~ . ......... ......... 17 Ohio State•......•.. .•..••• 0 football scores·- - - - - - - - - . ;_ __ ~ b.lan •..•. · 'I Appa'I ac , .....• 23 Notre Dame . : .. ........ . 26 P~rdue : . : ... : ..... : . . 28. Michigan .•. ~ ........ .. 1 • . •21" M1ami, Oh1o •. . . .. _...... Marshall •....•....... ..:: 6 Msu ~California . .. , ...•.....• Ala~ama ............... 45 K~ntuc}(y .. , ............ 'o • 0 • • •••• • •••• 0 0 •••• . ·By LARRY EWING RIQ GRANDE - The superintendent of the Gallia· JackSon-Vinton Joint Vocation School was suspended · Satw:ctay, pendin~ final action to terminate, by a unanunOWI vote of that tri-co\11ltY district's board of education .. That action came after Supt. Clarence Thompson refused to tender an immediate tesigilation, as requested by the board. . · The board met Saturday .morning, in executive session, to discuss the de~ils of a post-audit review presented confidentially to four members of that body on Septembe~ 29 by the State' Auditor's Offic~. On . passed unanimously. Thompson reacted to that motion by asking that the board reconsider its action. ' . "You are not taking into consideration what has been done in the pastto bring this school to the point where it is today,"he said, " I would ask t.1at you reconsider .. ,to give me .the opportunity to resign at the end of this year. Board President Dean Circle, of the Gallipolis City S.hool System, asked, ''Is there any.inclination on the part of the board to reconsider'" Thompson added that resignation, at this time, August 26, the lri-county Qoard had formaliy requested a State audit of the Student AcUvity Account at Buckeye Hilill Career Center. :rhe fuJi report of Of the (indings by the State Auditor's Offices Is expected to be released late- this month. ·That release could be Withheld if the coimty prose~utor should choose to consider the possibility of pursuing 'crimina~charges. . Following the executive session, Gallla County Local SChool Dlstrtct · represen~tive to the joiiit board Jiritmy Hill made motion requesting the immediate resignation of th.e school superintendent. The motion DeBord holding "Herman" the mascot. Back row : Coach Karen Walker, Ana Gurrola, Patty Cremeans, Shari Drehel, Laura Smith. Area deaths.. Myrna A. Beaver notary public in the community. Funeral services wiii be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Cheshire Baptist Church with the ReY. William Uber officiating. Burial will be in Cheshire Gravel Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the RawlingsCoats- Blower Funeral Home from 7 to 9 p.m. today ; Saturday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The body wiil be taken to the church al 12:30 Sunday afternoon. Myrna A. Thomas Beaver, 43, Cheshire, died Thursday at Veterans Memorial Hospital foilowing a lingering illness. Sne was born Sept. 11, 1937 , In Gahia County, a daughter of Haro ld · E. Thomas, who died in 1979, and Mrs. Clara B. Bodkins Thomas, Cheshire, who survives. other survivors are her husband, Jessie Beaver; a son and daughterin-law, Michael and Tarissa Beaver, · all of Cheshire; a sister and her Sadje Brown husband, Haroldine and John Oiler, Mrs. Sadie Brown, Minersville, Hollywood, Fla., and several aunts, died Friday at Veterans Memorial uncles, nieces, nephews, and Hospital. Arrangements are being cousins. ·made at the Ewing Funeral Home. Mrs. Beaver was a member of the Cheshire Baptist Church and was a Herman W • .Haddox Coo.nty Court Elven def~nilants were fined and 10 others forfeited bonds in Meigs County Court Wednesday. Fined by Judge 'Patrick O'Brien were Ronald Dunlap, Hillsboro, $24 and costs,. speed; Edward Cha ney, Minersville, $:i and costs, equipment violations; · Richard Long, Pt. ' Pteasnt, $30 and cosIs, speed; William Nutter, Ree~ville, $25 and costS, littering; Charles CoUins, Pomeroy, $4li and costs, no drivers li cense; Ernest E. Edwards, Gallipolis, $454 and costs, overl oad; Francis Kuhn, Gallipolis, $22 and costs, speed; Thommy Ward, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, $40 and costs, expired operators license; Ziba 0. Midkiff, Pomeroy, $25 and costs, speeding; Kevin L. Dill, GallipQ}is, $27 and costs,. speed; Roy A. Young, Hartford, $35 and costs, speed. Forfeiting bonds were WendeU C. Howard, Lavey, Ky., William T. McKinney, Ashland, Ky., Harold E . Pettit, Pomeroy, · David . Barker, Piketon, Ky ., Mary Jane Moore,Hamden, and Ricky Hupp, County 124 Elven defendants were fined and 10 other~ forfeited bonds in Meigs County Court Wednesday. Fined by Judge Patrick O'Brien were Ronald Dunlap, Hillsboro, $24 . and ·costs, speed; Edward Chaney, Minersville, $:i and costs, equipment .violations; Richard Long, Pt. Piea&nt, $30 and costs, speed; William Nutter, Reedsville, $25 and costs, littering ; Chilrles CoUins, Pomeroy, $25 and costs, no drivers ' license; . Ernest E . Edwards, Gallipolis, $454 and costs, overload:. Francis Kuhn, Gallipolis, $22 and costs, speed; Thommy Ward, RL 2, Pomeroy, $40 aild costs, expired operators license; Ziba 0. Midkit f, Pomeroy, $25 and costs, speeding; Kevin L. Dill, Gallipolis, $27 and Costs, sped; Roy 1\. Young, Hartford, $35 and costs, speed. : , For{eiting bonds were Wendell C. . Ho,waro, Lavey, Ky., William T. McKinney, Ashland, Ky., Harold E. Pettit, Pomeroy~ · Daviq Barker, Piketon; Ky ., Mary Jane Moore, Hamden, and Ricky Hupp, Rt. I, Long Bottom, $40.50 each, speed; Robert E. Hockenberry, Marietta, $35.50, speed; Michael Lockhart, Coolville, $360.50, DWI; Larry Cleland, Chester, $35.50, failure to yield; James Hayes, Polneroy, $62.55, attempt petty larceny. ., . Herman W. Haddox., 87, long-time Middleport resident, died Thursday at Veterans Memorial Hospitab Arrangements are being made at the Rawlings-Coats-Blower Funeral Home. VETERANS MEMORIAL , Admitted--Roy Showalter, Rutland; Nina Wagner, Racine; Kevin Napier, Bidwell; Jerry Rowe, Racine; Kathryn Eblin, Pomeroy; Betty Bass, West Columbia; Marvin Darst, Pomeroy; ·Alfred Gans, Pomeroy. Discharged-Cloyd Brookover, Neva Grimm, Annette Boyd, Media Schoonover, Michael Epple, Clyde Morris, Tami Gilland, Charlotte Conley, Roger Holsinger, Richard DeMoss, Jerry Hardwick, Mar,Y Siders. JUDGMENT SOUGHT A ju<jgment in the amount of $4,200 was filed in Meigs County Coll)111~n Pleas Court by Arthur E. Hood, M1d· dleport, and Donald E. Hood, Middleport, against the State of Ohio, Ohio Bureau of Employment S.er· vices, Columbus. Marlyn Denise Wolfe was grimted a divorce from Kevin V. Wolfe on charges of1gross neglect of duty and · extreme cruelty. · MEET TIJESDAY Chester Township Trustees will meet j.n regular session at 7:30p.m.. Tuesday at the Chester Town Hall. This is a change in. the regular meeting night. · CARRIER NEEDED }.DOG FOOD • < * ,,,I .. . - SUGAR.RUN FLOUR MILLS 180 MULBERRY AVE. POMEROY, OHIO CROWNED-Pebbles Blake, seated, a senior, is pictured be.~g ~wned homecoming queen ~Eastern High School at the Eastern-Kyger Creek game Friday night by Sbella White, last year's Eastern· homecoming queen. With them at the back, 1tor, are Brett Matthews, escort for Miss Blake, and Dan Spencer, escorting Miss White. Ceremonies took place in pre-game act_ivities. PPHS HOMECOMING QUEEN - Melba Shank, daughter of Betty Shank of Ashton, ahd Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shank, Gallipolis, was crowned . 1980 Homecoming Queen during halftime activities at Friday evening's Point Pleasant-Milton gridiron clash. Pictured above with Queen Melba is her escort, Jim Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stewart of Point Pleasant. . .I Ohio court dismisses case exemptions which apply. to banks and financial institutions would be lifted if the law is approved. - Goozner also ..said the ballot language also refers to "imposing" new sales taxes on unspecified individuals, but that the proposal actually was lifting exemptions from the tax. . . . ...~ · < lion until Sept. 19. Relators' lack of ,,.... COUJMBUS , Ohio (A P ) .-· ... Backers of a proposed tax revision diligence and failure to timely file that goes before voters in the Nov. 4 this action according to the con' general election have lost an Ohio: stitutional requirements results in Supreme Court bid to have the ballot . this co'!rl's lack of jurisdiction to determine the validity of the ballot description of the plan rewritten. language." The court has dismissed a case in Committee spokesman Merrill which supporters of Issue 2asked for Goozner said the court's ruling did the ballot language to be changed not address the merits of the group's because tlley 5aid it is not accurate suit. · in its present form.·· In its complaint, the "Yes on Two" · "They dismissed it because of .a committee had said the current technicality in the Jaw that requires language "is misleading, deceiving objections to be raised 64 days WASIDkGTON (AP) - A militant and will work to defraud the voters before the election," Goozner said Friday. leader has been elected presld~nt of and prevent the full, fair, intelligent · "The wording of the ballot · the nation's largest postal' union, ap~ ~xpression of the voters' choice." parently boosting the · cllances of language for Issue 2 was a back The ·court ruled unanimously room political job that was as inaclabor . unrest when the postal Friday that It lacked jurisdiction in curate as it was unfair. While the wOrkers' current contract expires the matter because the group llad next year. . not filed its challenge in advance of a court decision makes our job In unofficial results announced constitutionally imposed deadline tollgher, it makeS Ol!r supporters madder," Goozner said in ·a Friday, Moe ~iller easily defeated for such action. iJloiunbent Enunet An~ws ·for. The five-member State Ballot prepared statement. If approved by voters, Issue 2 president qf the American Postal Board drafted the description of the would provide tax reUef for low-and Workers Union. . . , measure at a public meeting on Aug. moderate-income homeowners, Biller, a local leader in New York 8. But the conimittee did not file ItS family farmers aqd renters. The tax City for 22 years and a leader in the · challenge until Sept. 19. That was credits would go to about 45 percent · 1970 wildcat walkout that was the . beyond t~ deadline of 64 days of Ohio's households~ Taxes of' lligh· biggest mail strike in U.S'. history, before the election for submitting got 45,049 yotes to 26,1rl5 for Anwage earners . anq GOrporations such a complaint. . . I drews. Ted Vallerie received 22;009 "In 'thls case, relators (the 'com- · would lie increased. . Goozner had said< the wording of and David Johnson 14~498 votes in mittee) had the opportunity to learn , the election~ by the Labor of the ballot language when the the issue that :will appear on the ballots given to voters was written in Department. Secretary of State made the In n1J111intJ for union's top job, .Jariguage public in' the early part of a partisan manner and contained BWer called William F. Bolger, glaring omissiOIIII. August," the court wrote in a Among other things, he said it falls bead of lhe Postal Service, unanimous decision. "history's most anti-labor · post· . to inform voters that certain lax· FRAMEWORK ABOVE GROUND - FramewOrk · Galliolis, is above ground. Work began on the project ''Yet, rel_ators failed to file this acNov..21, 1979. Karr ConstrucUon, Chester-, is the major maBtergenerai." . · · of Gallipcllis' $7.5 million James .A. Northup Water contractor. Work is expected' to be completed in April, . . . 'lbe postal workers · and three Treatment Plant, now under ,construction in East 1981. . .. sinaller unions are to begin negotlatill!lll ~xt spring on a !lllW , )ll.lct. sc~ool agai~ . . Area deaths ..•..•.....•...•...•..•. ., ........ ... .... A-8 "i"';.: • Cla881fied. ads •••••••••••••••• , ••••• ~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • D-3-7 seniors who took the ell8m during math. W~GTON (AI') The the 1~ school year averaged 424 Till!· Ameri~ College Testing Farm ....•...•...••.• .. ....•....•.. ! •• ·••••••••••••• DETROIT (AP) - Layoffs in the ,CoJJege Board said Saturday that in verbal and 466 in mathematics, Program, which also tests 1 mllllon IJfestyle ....................................·•.•••• ~1-8 U.S. autoindustry'totaled more than · high achooJ seniors scored lower on · down three points and one point c4lege-bound students each year, l.cM:al ••••••••••••.••••••• ~ .•.•• ; • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • A·W 21$,000 last ·wee~~:, but the car com- the Scholastic Aptitude Test again in respectively from • year earlier. · sa\1 its composite ACT score al8o 1~, continuing'a skid that began S&ate-utioJI81 •.•.••••••••• : . ..•.•••• ~ •••• ·•• ·••••••• Il-l )ll!llieB aren't al<!IM: in making cuts: The scores have not falien ~s dipped sllghtiy.in 197!J..80. On a IICale 17yearsago. ' 'lbe uniCIII I ijH CI. C ilting the Idled SJJC)rts ............ .... ............... ~,. •: ••••••••.•••.• C.1·7 ' . The board cautionell against in- pre<;lpitously in recent years as they of 1-to-36, it feU from 18.6 to 18.$, acw01kers has cat bac:k, too. ·cordlng to ACT's Pllllip Rever. In did in the earlY 1970s. terpretiDg the scores "as a measure A "niDDber Ill'' employees ot the The 2\il·hol!r, multlple-chflice test 1964, the ACT average was 211.4. of the civerall character of this UnHed Auto Workers- union are was created in 1941 to fit a !JC8le of About ·halt of the three milllOII year's high school graduates, or the being laid oil bacalllie of tight flnan• . ces, •YII Ray Majerll!, the union's · quality of the Schools from which · . 20().t~. with the average score ex· students who graduated from hlah Mostly tlllllllY and.cool. mghs in the mid !!Ga. The chance Qf rain is 30yer· peeled to be 500. A student's score of • school last June 11re now in collep, . ,s ecretary.treuur. Most who will they came." ~ cent today,-10 peroentlonltJht and near zero tomorrow. 420 or 6$0 on the test today is salt! to and tw~thirds 'toot: the SAT. Tbe But Ute relentless drop in SAT be cut are union orpnlzers, he 118id. • n.e cuta are the first since 1970, · . scores has been a source of worry to be comparable to the same scores 30 College Board. estimated that If . evety high school senior took the Oble Exteaded Foreaa1tM(!llday lbroutJh Wednetlday: Variable wben the UAW trimmed 100 W!loo • parents, · students and · educators, ,. yearsago. . The high-water mark for scores SAT, theaverageverbalscoreWGald lllaff.. beeeuae a 87-day lltflke and a convenient mlsalle for critics with a chance olllhowen Oft( the ltate Jliladay and IIIIIDiy nor· came in 1963 when students be 368 and math 402. _..._ 'Putaday and Wednellday,.lfl&hs in upper &Cia and 8811, and Jon from apt.,.. General Motors Corp., left of the nation's schools. the union in' debt. . • · ·-··The nearly 1 million coUege-bound averaged 478 in verbal . nd 502 in upp..·IOstomid40s. I . Posthl union names new leader ·- ·3 WOODEN ROCK.ERS -12" ZENITH TV sn MEIGS HOMECOMING QUEEN- April King, daughter of Mr. and. . Mrs, Allen Lee King, Middleport, was crowned homecoining queen' Miller, Middleport. The queen was crowned by Meigs High Scllool Principal James Diehl during pre-game ceremonies. (Katie Crow photo) .• FREE COFFEE & DONUTS -ZENITH RADIO , -BfRKLINE RECLINER . ' · -RaiDEALL WOOD COFFEE TAIL!!, -3 CUS ON BENCHCRAFT SOFA , -3 CUSHI , BUSHLINE SOFA . "" -GIBSON ·CHEST FREEZER , -12x12, PI.CE QF CA.RPET FROM RINNAISANCE -HOOVIILR CONCEPt ONE POWER DRIVEN -SWEEPER -7 PC. CHROME CRAn BREAKFAST -BIG HONIYMAPU WEB CHEST ' . . ' -SEALY POSTURPEDIC BOXSPRING, & MATTRESS (Full Size) . ·, -A S100 LARGE ALL GLASS HURRICANI LAMP ,, during pre-game ceremonies at Marauder Stadiwn in Pomeroy Friday night. Miss King was escorted by Mike Mlller, son of Mr, and Mrs. Mick Prizes will consist of: . I. ·Inside today. •.. • . c-a. UAW cilts staff · College board repOrts high. test scores down . Extended weather, stJJte forecast dew'"'= j ~ SINC 16 CHANCES TO WIN I. 35 CENTS ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY MERCHANDISE GIVEAWAY I MIDOLEPORTt- POMEROY OPEN TONIGHT TIL 8:00: SAT. TIL 5100 $4,200 • SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 19$0 ' VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT GRAND..OPENING SALE HEADQ~ARTERS GALLI POLIS- POINT PLEASANT .. - THE D.AIL Y SENTINEL BETWEEN 8:30 and • *Clothing for the entire Family *Housewares Home furnishings * Furnitur1 and Appliance$ RUTLAND FURNITURE CO.'S 992-2156 • . IN SYRACUSE CALL ... We're celebrating our 116th year with terrific anniversary. sale priced merchandise throughout .the store! 0 LY 3D . COMMUNION !IERVICE . . A communion service wiU l)e held ·at the Morse C!lapel Church Sunday · morniljg. There will be special singing. All members are urged to attend. VOL. 15 NO. 36 r-.;;~;;~;;;;~;;;;--~;;;;~~5~i55~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit ATTENTION ..-- tntmt - . !Continued from page l l MEIGS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL SQUAD Front row - Andrew Riggs, -Lori Rupe, and Vicky .' would adversely affect his full-term, 34-year retirement. -· "Tl)e roqtter of your retirement is a side issue," Cir· cle resJlOnded. " I've worked with you gentlemen for seven or .eight years," Thompson said, "and I would as~ for the rest of' the school year, or at least the rest o( the yearthrough December." "What makes you think we can continue working together?:' Hillasked. "We always have,'' Thompson responded. · Continued on A-2 • • Crash•• ·• · Route 4, Gallipolis, who was also stopped·in traffic, Minor damage was reported to Sayer's car and moderate to the Coder auto. Sayer was .cited by the patrol for improper backing. No injuries were reported in a onecar acciden t in Meigs County probed by the patrol late Thursday . morning. According to the report, Wayne L. Collins, 24, Elizabeth, W.Va., was southbound on CR 24, north of SR 124, when he met a northbound vehicle driving left·of center at 11:50 a.m. · Collins went off the right side of the road to avoid a collision and • struck a ditch, troopers saiq. Moderate damage was listed to Collins' car. The patrol also reported an91her one-car accident on SR 325 Thursday morning. Nicky A. Holter, 20,' Route 2, Bid· wen, was southbound. at 9:55 a.m. when he lost control of his car on a curve, went off the right side of the ·road and struck a pole, the report ·said. • Heavy damage was listed 'to Holier's. car, who was uninjured in the · mishap, troopers noted .· • Thompson sUspended by board actzon • r· l •ii ~ • • �~··. HISTORY BOOK :; IN APPRECIATION- J. Shennan Porter, right, retiring member of ·· : · the Holzer Hospital Foundation board of trustees, receives an inscribed · bronze plaque for his 12 years of service from Louis R Ford Jr. board chairman. Porter, respected area journalist and educator, joi~ed the board on July 26, 1968, chaired its community relations corrunittee, and also served on the board's executive corrunittee. { Conti"i''IUed from caQe Al l "Our problem is," Board President Circle replied, "that things haven't been such .Is we've thought they have been." "There is no one on the state level who doesn't recognize this as o11e of the finest schools in the state." the superiritendeQt assert~ • "The confidence on the outside is then apparent!~ greater than the confidence ·on the inside," Circle replied. " Will you or wiD you not give us .yow: resignation today• '~ Hill asked. '·' I will at the next regular meeting of the board," TRUSTEE'l TO MEET Thompson replied. CHESTER - Chest~r Township Hill then made motion to suspend Thompson efTrustees will meet in regular session fective Saturday, without pay, pending 'final action to at 7:30 p.in. Tuesday at the Chester terminate. · Town Hall. This is a change in the "Give me this month to get my work done in here," nonnal meeting night of the group. the s~perintendentasked. Circle replied, " I would assume from these two naming a center advisory council; motions that that is not the intent of the board." and providing an opportunity for all . Thompson then said he would tender his resignation persons present to offer opinions, on Monday after the a!D()unts of· his vacation and comments, and suggestions concerning the functions and activities nounced. of the Council on Aging. SEN. FORD TO SPEAK Hi hi h f Mildred· Jenkini- is the overall SOMERSET, Ky. (AP) - Sen. g ig ts o the meeting friday Mary Ann Jolmson of Somerset Wendell · Ford, D-Ky., will speak and Saturday ;tlso will include a and Jl:ay Ann Wilburn of Shelb)".(ille chairman b'of lhe ·Thursday event. · Lake Cumberland boat rt'de and the are seek mg . ·th e prest'dency of t he th Friday at the53rd annual convention R Ethel chainnano lDSOn IS e program of the Democratic Women's Club of election of new state president. club. The current president is Alberr-------------------------~K~e~n~tu~c=k~y,~th~e~w~o~m~e=n~··~c~lu=b-=an-~---T-he__m_~ __tin~g:_vnllooattbe_H_o_li_da~y~-m--Jo~hn--s_on__ of_c_a_u_et_w_b_u_r~g·------- a Annual public meeting Oct. 9 GALIJPOIJS - The Gallia County Council on the Aging, which is the governing body for the Gallia County Senior Citizens Center, will put on its annual public meetihg at 6 p.m. Thursday in the big mUlti-purpose room at the center, a mile out Jackson pike from Gallipolis. There will be a covered-dish din~er preceding a business meeting and entertainment. Baked steak will be provided with each person FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT COLECO ·present making a monetary contribution and bringing one large .filled dil!h ·of food, a serving spoon and table service. Everyone, regardless of ·age, is welcome to the dinner, the meeting,. ahd the-entertainment. During the annual meeting they will conduct this business: establishment of the county council; hearing the financial report of the program operation, evaluation, and plans; NOW THRU SATURDAY, OCT. II .. Big Buys Tp Keep Him Cozy This Wlnterl tONG SLEEVE STYliNG Film critique MEN'S WARM CDnOII THERMAL UNDERWEAR SHIRT OR . DRAWERS Somewhere in tim By Larry Ewing SOMEWHERE IN· TIME (PG) is the story of a playwright who falls jn love with the picture of a a long-gone actress (circa 1912i. and forces himsell back in time to find her. The script isn't bad-although the , ending is a cop-out-;· the main characters are . attractive enough (Christopher Reeve as the playwright and Jane Seymour as the actress); and the cinematography creates some riice pictorial illusions. In fact, it has all the makings of a fine film. Unfortunately, however, director Jeannot Szwarc apparently believes that being deadly slow is 341 ~ACH Vcalable Skill Control · REGULAR •la.27 EACH N atura l color Cl·;cu lor kn11. M i n i ~ - BOYS' THEIMAL UNDERWEAR TILSTAt... MARKSMAN'" TARGET GAME s•111 01: HAWIIS Turns your TV Into a PaMIIJ fun Center! REG .· 1 9 7 EACH Worm pOI'(ester / co lt o n the rmal Opera t es on batteries kntl in wh ite . m.tarp •4- ·--·-· --GAUJPOUS - If you reside in the City of Gallipolis, by .now you shoUld have received a copy of that part of the City Charter which will .be changed if the people of Gallipolis vote a majority in favor of "yes" On Nov. 4. 01' Peeps and his wife have their copies, of course, and tllis C011J11lll wants to urge you to study carefUlly the proposed amendments to the City Charter. They will be in condensed fonn on the Nov. 4 bBllot. · These are housek~ping amendments, just to clean up the City Charter from leftover errors resulting from the Charter change back when Conunissioner Douglas We!herholt got the electorate to ex: pand tbe City Conunission from three to five members. If we rememoor aright, ol' Peeps was the first to sign the petition. An example of the type of houSekeeping error .the 1980 vote will correct is this: One section of the City Charter says that there shall oo five members of the City Commission, three elected in one odd-numbered year alid two two years. later. Then another section or . other sections cling to the old wordage and specify that two members make up ll majority - the amendment makes · the figure mathematically correct: three rnemoor~ are a majority. MEN'S PLAID FLAIIIIEL SHIRl ChoJCe of patte r. ns 0 Ond COIO tS I 0 1 QQ '0 couon ' Long t ail~. two chesr pocke ts s,e, 5 M,l and XI llu• til f l GJEme~on SAVE UNDERWEAR 377 . •lo SHIIT OI•IAWIIS REG. '2.67 177 EACH ['Uiar !her rn al k nrl Whr!e . Sr zes 4 1 5 617. SAVE OVER .35% WATCH ' ·SALE $3 R REGULAR '5.29 Gallon 338 Gal.lon Washable , leod-lree porn! gae"s· on ea)y , dries fo st! Soap and water clean -u p White or de co r co lo rs . MEN 'S REGULAR CUT STRAIGHHEG We have reduced all watches in our ~tares for· this big sale. So if you are in the market for a watch or if you soon will be1 stop in either Gallipolis or 'P omeroy and Ma n y co lors . LATCH HOOK RUG KITS 4'7 Great as wall hangings tool Vorie .ty of sub Jects . Orlonrll a cryli c pre -c ut y arn and printed cotton con...-GJs. ( LOlch hook nol incl uded} . EACH ' REGULAR t7 97 • EACH •" Eight In Dl")e " .. . ~ REGULAR '17.98 13' 7 Beautiful fl o ral , patchwork or ge ometri c p ri nts reve r se to coor d l'na.t rng so lid color . 2- p oun d p o l yes t8r fill . Wc:shable. 66 " ,~;86 " fi nished size. I 1 I I SOfiiiV, NO (A) Dump Truck -RemO\'oble dri ... er , fro nt scoo p. Dumping ac1ion . A g es 18 mos .- 6 yrs . (I) Hook / (cidd•r Fir• Enelne Extensio n ladder o·nd 2 remo ... a ble men . Ages J-6 yrs . 22 .. xU' BATH · Ki1 includ·es the fol lo w ing : • Pump • Bottom fi lter • Chor.coo l • Air line •lherm orrieter ' ";;I,.~ '· I fl oss • An tic hlor • Hondy bookle t SAVE '4 EA. All WATCHES FULLY GUARANTEED NOW THRU OCT. J J th •Visa • ~~ Watch Repair •MasterCharge · .JEWELRY . . Jewelry Repair •Layawav 342 2nd Ave:, Galli.polis 446-2691 .Appraisals · CIIICILAn lA.Y REG. "'lox 2 BOXES •I ,; 4 Ol. aAISIN$ • 4'1• Aa oz. sr • • '~• OZ.I.IDGI MIX • 4'/o OZ. '""ANUTS • ••tt OZ. fi'IANUT CLUSTEH .----. ustvouo ...... MASn• '""~tYE •••n•••••• KUINIX® sac TISSUII lOX OF 125 FACIA~ TISSUES ........,. ....... aac .............. Crldrtf!>.._. . . . . . .y YIIIJI ... Ieys 1•'-L........ 2FO.'I F!.78c .c. M REGUlAR 74• Each REG.H"EA. Miue1 ' Footn ' i!s*. Odonotr oc.rylic/nylon. Colorfu l hedgehog, bod>ug, dwOO, """" FA ·AVAILABLE AT MURPHY'S DOWNTOWN STORE, 348 2nci .A VL REG. 'l :lt WASHCLOTH , REG.49'EA. r Fall stvles in .\ \ ' 97( I lUGGED NON-STICK SUIIFACERESI5TS r C!fi,.NC; MA"IING I I I I. ·sen Franklin Co. •• I• 1NIIilt frr ,_With Sihrtn.... • l•terlor Fine quality, hea...-y-gauge aluminum, pan hot ~11hed 'xterlqr ond non· ttlck Sllvetttone• ·l,.terlor for great cOokl"' and •a•r clean-up . REG. '9.79 •0\fl'afl!'aR~t;~. TM far i .. Premium Non-Slick Surioal .· decor-rich colon, r · · vel ... e ty lr i nged towe"ts ho ve J)f"etty iO!=quord bor~er . Absorbent , durab le cotton / polyeste r blend : ONE OF MANY NEW STYW '' · REG . •a.rt ~EG. '2.6t17i FAaTOWil NATURALIZFR® .• FoRti . ) .LOWIH . ' 2'7 · TOWEL Something special f01: dress and..skirted looks .•. eiegant, sophisticated, a cut above the ordin~ry. With · fumous Naturalizer comfort, quality, and foot-flattering fit. '''I'IIUaiLK'' , BEAUTIFUL YELURAl!! TOWEL ENSEMBLE YARD ' • ~'b;.:;] ~'SANTA CRUZ" 99c 1097 , · flora l che cks . 58 " wrde, 36 " l on g. NlnS · HARTZ® 1,0-GALLDN AQUARIUM AID KIT . 377'• s~enic b cHd er prin ts o r da in ty flAIIRELIIR ' SOUY. NO ltAINCHlCKS I. : ~,.! Pl•stlc ll"'lclts IEIU"/. . .IEJI> NEnY, Cmtll Wi d e varie Ty, including n ovel t y ow l bro cks t an d h ang i ng k.it with cha in. ' ' I ' COLORFUL; REVERSIBLE QUILTED COMFORTERS, ATLEAST 108PlRSTOIIE I I { . Christmas ~ WAIM, tECOIAIIYE, CAIEFREII IN WINE & BLACK w ith 4 knit , 4 croche t potterl) s. " Ripple " co n be kn 1tted or croc heted. Or i on~ acryli c 4 - pl y yarn and easy instr uctions. Layaway • Now for • Al l co tt o n wiTh San for -Se t won ' t shrin k,· pucker, wrinkle . Heo ... yweigh1 long-wearing 14-ounce no1.1y denim. Woi§l si:zes 29-.:12 . Solid co le r brushed tr l col. One butlon keyhole- necklifle . Elasti cized slee11es .~ One size fils oil. 5" Mult i-co mpartment bog with deracf\oble key ri ng, separate ch eckbook h o)d er , many more lea'lures. 1" ' - polyes_ter / raycn . Sol i d colors . save on the watch of your choice, · . 496 'oEG. '9.17 TIER .AND YALANCI·. SITS Window- brrghte.i i ng sets in carefree blends of p clyes t er / co tlon o r 'SREG. · 99 Warm and Colorful AFGHAN KITS· "I • )Yaahable ""fur•· s-rttr Strleol C••••• or..•l•••lh~•· ~ s~·EJ'11'' COIY L. .l LOINIERS ' •16x20xl " • 16 x 25 1: I" •2:0x20x1 " • sot.t, ..,•• - _ .:.:;:'::::"!..!.._ - - L - ______, __ - - - - - FLORAL CHE«;KS •1Ax25~:1 " • \6" Tall .. Hand mode • • Hand ltuHed poly e ster . Full leng lh zipper . Non-skid soles . Sizes S,M,l, XL. '1.59 •10x20~:1" SELECT GROUP 50% OFF Ren, , 1 ,. , • Orion ® OCI.ylic/ slretch nylon . Fit siz-es 9 - 14 . ' 11 OUNCE 40% 20% Modouyl; , and • REGULAR SAVE NOW REDUCED 113 Court St., Pomeroy 992-2054 1/J.to/a:f&.Ju 'No FNt'' RUIGED, TOP PERFORMING MEN'S COTTON DENIM JEANS •s.49 Cushioned lu... Socks 6 Pal' jll 84 Pkg. Rug Dr Afghan Kits .•• Easy And Fun To Make! ALL WATCHES 1 Me•'• Ower-The-Calf patent. SORIIY. NO ltAINCHECICS AT LlAST I f'EII510Ri 97c ·REGULAR OURBRANC shiny Wood wrth w olnut•look fin· rsh 20 1 .'"H Eosy a~semb ly. SPRAY INAMIL 3'' THIBOOIII 11M with 6'7 SUPERBOWliXCITEMENTI • JoiHIC.n••••ln . ricfl calfskin SAVE 2888 IODDURS' SNU' IRUSHED KNIT llANKEI SLEEPER theP.Iain pump th~rne: 3·TiiRWOOD PLANT STAND OUR BRAND lAIEI FLAI IIIIERIOR WALL PAIIIT NFL . DELUXE ELECTRONIC , FOOTBALL ' PiUIATSUN OCJI4S on Moch rrw W\] Sh , .4 -p h,· ·yarn in prelt y 4 at. soli d colors or 3'4 oz omb res. ' OuPonrCA\ " OvPo"tlM 412 Seco!1d Ave .• Gallipolis- 446-4372 4 skill levels , con t inu ous display, sho w s q uo ner in pl oy .. li~ e . Reolrst.tc for ward and la te ral movement. instant Scri mmage se t-up, much more!, Four l .SV botterres (edro) or <A( adapter jexlro) . '7.96 .SK. 20% OFF WARD'S KEYBOARD INTRODUCTORY SP_ECIAL • REGUlAR e 86 _ -..T~e Guitars of thtt $tars" In Our New "Pickers Corral" '34.99 . • KNITTING TARN LETART FALLS - The Letart Falls PrO will meet at the school at 7:30p.m. Monday. · OVATION GUITARS YOUNG MEN"S FLARE STYLE WIII•IDD..,...In THIDAIIIl 3·994 . PTOTOMEET ANNOUNCING If REGULAR OCIQ5'16 Auto-lie Public Wellare in Co!iimbus. His a~ pointment to the Citizen's Advisoijo Board was upon recommendation <f tbe Galia County •Board of Meri(41 Retardati on. · · · . The Joint MenUjl Health artd Men' tal Retardation AdvJSQ{Y and ·Review Commission recl!iitly a~ poi nted MarshallS. Grodon , 412 Vinton Pike, Gallipolis, to the Citfzen's Advisory Board of Gallipolis Developmental Center.. • Gurdon is the director of the Sou theastern Ohio Forensic Psychiatric Center in Gallipolis. He formerly served as a consul tan( with the Joint Commission and as a social worker ":ith the Ohio Department of - . ----:-------_;_____L_ - - - - - - - ) retiring JAMES C. MYERS, Ingels Hill, G;tllipolis, has made , another donation to the Dr. Samuel ·L, Wlntuk • Orion®Acrylic JEWELRY BOYER, Gordon named to advisory board Club, called the Athens president I "no wheels." Here's the story: Fred Goeglein spent a night in Columbits, parking his car at the hotel. When Goeglein got into the car the next morning, the engine started beautifully, but the car wouldn't mtlve. He got out, glanced at his car, and sHW that both left Whfl'ls had been stolen. "No wheels" Goegleln said that it cost $400 to get the thing moving again. • •, OUR QUALin RRAIID Christmas Layaway L. of the Gallipolis J<iwaniS ' Ploys 33 a.nd 4'5 RPM reco rds (adopter incl uded ) A ulomo ri c changer and dynomrc speaker :~ Polyester /c o tt on ci r · REG. '4.97 LARRY PIIDAT thru IHURIDAY . .Portable Pho~ograph BOYS' PLAID FLAIIIIEL SHIRl . night at. Oscar's. · Ninth Division Lieutenant-Gov. Charles Leonard installed him and the other officers in flawless fashion, except for Cassidy . When the Governor got to Cassidy the high brass ' frOJD Athens said MilLARD; accenting tbe second syllable, and now Cassidy's probably stuck· with that pronunciati!ln. presiden~ another page al.>out . Wesley Folden 's bt'ing killed by lightning while work ing in a hayfield of J. W. ·s father." (Under date of July 1 1909 the note reeds: ''Ezra Folden 'killed by lightning but·ied .Ju ly 7, 1909, taking in hay for Dad.") On July 23, 19!3, there was Elmer Myers marked paid in full $132. ;Way back at the start of the bOOk·, funerals are jisted as $22 paid in· full . There's a riote on Elmer Myers: "J W.'s grandsn~ and brother of James C. Myers. Burial was at ~ound Hill.~' Then on July 14, 1914, there was 'Philena Myers ·- she was James· W.'s mother. The words "Grandma Myers" were inserted ·by a grandchild. The names of persons who paid for the funeral were Philena 's sons: Charley, James W, , Joseph, George, 0. A. , Steven, and 0 . R. Myers. 1WOWIIKI Jr, loro' Tho..-1 REG. '5.97 Worm cotton f lannel , rn mcrny co lors and paucrns . Stro.ig h r bo!lom chest pock · et . Sue~ 8 r o 18 . or 22 IOIONY · · · Ages 8 to adult . Sizes S, M, l and XL. 414 ' $7 new member of the board of the Gallipolis Kiwanis Club Wednesday 94 --.- -~ •m THE MYERS FUNERAL record includes Ame!iaMeyer'Jan.18, 1900, and Pete Speers Jan. 20; 0 . R. Henry married Lottie Myers, James W. Myers' daughter. He founded Henry's gr6cery and orchard and .was prominent lr civic affairs in Jackson, Ohio. The early history of • Gallia County shows the name of Cadm"u5. was once. Sprinkles Mill this ·is the subject nf·an article ErSEEKS DIVORCE nest N. Wiseman wrote. One note: "Grandfather was. oJ>viouSly not a . Filing for divorce Thursday in Mason. Note spelling." The Gallia.County Coirunon Pleas Court misspelling was "Maecinick" for was Barbara Payne from David G. "Masonic." Again: ''There is a note ,Payne. BY J. Samdel Peeps AC adopter (bot h exira) . M in i mum shrtnk oge . It SAVE Features six video game~ . elect r o ni c so'u nd effects . Brilliant co lor (block a nd white on }Jio"t11 l whrte sets), . " · Bossard Mem~rial Library - · a Xerox copy of the record nf funerals conducted by his grandfather, James W. Myers, Mudsoc, f•·om Sept. 3, 1897, to Feb. 7, 1918. The 1980 Jim Myers has eombin!!d two books intoone i the firs~ boo~ is owned by a granddaughter, Maxine Allbright, gomg through Nov. 30, 1911, and the second book is ofaled. by Bernard Mye..S, Cadmus, • grandson, going through Feb. i, 1918', There's simply a slew .nf pages, maybe a COuple of hundred. ®allipo(ig • MILLARD CASSIDY went in as a '2.87 1 •• ' ' mum shnnkoge _ Site~ S,M,l and Xl the same thing as creating moodit's not. 'Somewhere in Time' does offer SO!Ile nice nostalgic feelings for film buffs-it's not as good as the 30's and 40's treatments of love, but at least it is an attempt to capture something of gentleness and beauty on film. is to be recommended; however, if you wa'nt !o see a better film version about two star-crossed lovers bouncing back and forth in time, checkout "A Portrait of Jennie" with Joseph Cotten and Jennifer "Jones on the late show some time. A-3-The Sunday Tlmes-Sentinel,'Sunday, Ocl. 5, 1980 . . boac Supt... . REPRI~AVAJLABLE POMEROY - 'Reprints ol the Meigs Co unty History Book published by the ·Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society in 1979 have been received. · Anyone wislting a copy may get one by stopping "by the Meigs County .Museum on Fridays from I to 3 ·p:m. ·cost' is -~· ·If buyers would wish to have them mailed, they may do so by sending J38 to Meigs County · History Book, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 .. severance pay had been determined. "The .only· date ·of resignation acc~ ptable to me is today ... October· 4... before the encf of this meeting," Hill asserted. ·· The motion to suspend the superintendent pa ed unanimously. A second motion allowing the board to . retain council duiing the termination process also passed unimously. · · Upo~ his departure from the meeting room, Tho~­ pson turned to board member Hill and said, "'>ou have been out to get me since you came on this board .. .it is my int~ntion .to prefer charges agaill.'!t you for using school property f~r private use." ~ · The suspend!!d superintendent charged that Hill hail use<! a Buckeye Hills cement mixer for personal use. After Thompson left the meeting, Vocational School Director P.onney G. Cisco was designated by the board to serve as Acting Superinten<!ent. · · Cisco was directed by· the board to either recover from Thompson any keys he might have to Buckeye Hills, or to change th.e locks on the doors leading to the school's administrative wing. , " During his , suspension and the termination process," Board President Circle said, "he should have no greater access to tllis building than any other citizen." · Irm in somerset: ' .. 99 I. 71 "IENTLE IOUCH" SOAP PIC:G.OF' 4 limit 2 ..........Pke•: C I PLASIICJ-1-L I LUF A•D STOIAIIBAIS I BOX OF 10 I Strong , heovy-gaug·e IIEG. · •t.t7 1 plasTic . With t ies . NDLY ••r-• •. ., AlAILAIL~ AT MURPHY'S DOW~TOWN STO,RE, 348 2ND .AYL ' . 422 MAIN POINT PlEAsANT • .., 1- '. . • .. 117 • • • • • •• • • • • .• • �.. • ' ' '' A-S-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Oct. 5, 1980 H~The Sunday Times-senti nel, Stutday, Oct. 5. 198() CLA IMS ARE DOWN COLUMBUS. Ohin iAP) - The numbec uf newly unemployed P,.rsuns in Ohin m~king initial claims fur unemployfnent IJ!!nefits last week was the lowest since the week 'ANTIQ UE ART SHOW CONTRACT AWARDED COLUMBUS, Ohiu (AP ) - An· COLUMBUS, Ohio. oAP) - fhe tiquc ar.l , inc lu ding stone fede•·al Health and Hwnan Services 1itillll(l'a phs and wOOdcut engravings ~-Department has awarded $5.29 rnnn private collections, will be sold ·- ' · milhon for .-contmued development h . pearance Mei gs County , '<iurt. as part or a n an4quc art show spunand o~ratwn of t)!e Area Hea~th · 111 passing a schoor bus near I e state v su•·.·ed bv the. Ohio Federation of EducatiOn Center.s Prog_r.am m Ohio. h'1g h way ga rage on · SR 7 "' · ,. f Sherif .£ James J .·Proff1'tt sa1 ' d he ending Macch 15. ' r ri<.3Y a fE S Re'publt'call Women. The program IS destgned . to lwlp urging area motorist.<> to· use caution Ohi" Bureau o mployment ertcrnoonvices Administratnr Albert G. Gi les The shOw and sale will be a fealtire educate health professionals. It According to the report, Ro~rt B. when approaching school buses said 19 .220 persons filed initial of the federation's meeting on Oct. 9 merges resources ana efforts of Dudley J r. passed a stopped school loading or discharging passengers. and 10. Tile ·,terns w•'ll be provl'ded by Ohio's seven medical schools, in adStat 1 · d · t ·claims for unemployment combus and was cited by Deputy Dave · e aw reqmres nvers o stop P.,nsatioQ in the week ending Sept. the A•nerican Antique Graphics dition to dental, nursing, pharmacy Ohlinger, who was driving behind no cl"er han 10 feet to the front or tf S<>e 1·,.tv of Aaron Industries in and other health-related schools and tl1e bus at the time. rear of a bus when· it is stopped, z; . That was down 11 .7 percen rom · Euclid ~'. the previous week's total 0121 ,'; 7o. the Ohio Board of.Regents. r~D::_:u:d:le::_y~p: os:te:d~_~b:m:Kl:__:f:or:__,.a: · p-::___:_P_:r:._o~ff.:_i~tt__:_s::_a~id~.-~----.-----~:_·_ _ _ __:.·_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-:-______ Racine ,man hurt .in mishap · POMEROY ~ A Racine man was · Jure · dm · one oI th r ee acc•'den t s 111· Ill . d F 'd b th M . vesllgate n ~y Y e .,.mgs County Sheriff' s Department. J ohn A. Salser , 24 , was not immediately treated in a on~ar crash onSR 124 neat Minersville. I S I h Accordi ng t o t e · re por . a ser waseastboundat3 :\!6a .m . whenhe swerved to. avoid hitting a dog a nd lost control of his car. The car was demolished after it struck a guard rail and a utility pole and went over a 4().foct embankment. • There wpre no injuries in a one-car collisio~ on U.S. 33 south of CR 25. Deputies reported Dennis C. Clar!<.26, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, was south· .bound at 4:20 a .m. wnen he fell asleep at the wheel and drove orr tlie road to the left, str iking a n em· bankment. Slight . damage was listed to Clark's car. · Deputies said Vickey J ackson , 16, Coolville, was uninjured in a nother on~ar hash Friday morning. According to the report, ·J ackson was westbound on SR 681 , east of Olive Twp. 'Rd . 270, at 7:45 a.m. when the steering connection on her car failed. . The car then went off the road and collided with a mailbox, deputies said. Depulles.cited a Derwent man for Enrollment -largest ev_er • .. NELSONVILLE Preliminary day enrollment reports at Hocking ·Technica l College indicate that fall 198() enrollment will be the largest day enrollment the college has exJ)erience. The fig ure a lso indicates that the college wi ll experience the largest yearlYpercentage ga in since 1975. . · . A head count of 1,900 students had reported to da y cla ss by the thi rd ay of the fall quarter which bega n September 22, 1980. The number is t.p from 11550 day stude nts at the same tune one year ago. The 23 percent increase would represent the second largest percentage growth ever in day students. The 1.900 day studenl-'l g enerate over 1980 FTE' s fo r an in· crease of 24 percent. According to Dr. dam es Bowser, dean of students . the apparent fall day enrollment coupled with. a n ex· pected incresed evening enrollment ' head count will very probably push the total for fall 1980 well over 3,000 studen t s . C urrent eveni ng registrations indicate an irJcrease. In add<tion, many evening students tend to register the second week or classes. F inal fall enrol~nen t fi gures will not be finalized until mid-October, . according to Dr. BOwser. . ======::iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tering the rear of an auto p'arked in the garage. As four witnesses watched, the officer, '-with shotgun in hand, otdered the man out to be searched and handcuffed. . The police report shows that 1he man broke from the officer's hold and attempted to take the officer's ·service · ptstol froLtL its strapped holster. Both Police Chief L.E. Peters and Columbiana County Coroner William I<olozsi later said the scuffle was so violentthe officer was "lucky to retain his gun.'' ' The repo(l said the man ran Into the driveway. Stillwell then gave his shotg1111 to a witness and; carrying OCJOBER 6, 198~ ,. CARPET SA.LE . BRASS OR WOOD $3~~- TREES - ZENITH RADIO -BERK LiNE RECLINER -RIVERSIDE ALL WOOD COFFEE TABLE -3 l\.fSHION BENCHCRAFT SOFA -3 CUSHION BUSHLINE SOFA . -GIBSON CHEST FREEZER -12x12 PIECE OF CARPET FROM RENNAISANCE . -HOOVER CONCEPT ONE POWER DRIV.EN SWEEPER -1 PC. CHROME CRAFT BREAKFAST SET . -BIG HONEYMAPLE WEB CHEST ., -SEAL Y PO_STURPEDIC BOX SPRING & MATTRESS ' •. ' WHILE THEY LAST NOW 95 CelebrityTM Ill Air-Ride MAYTAG · WASHER ' '&DRYER RECEIVE UP TO $100 OFF, AND FOR $1.~ MORE, RECEIVE YOUR CHOICE BElWEEN A LITTLE CHILD'S ROCKER OR RECLINER VAWED FROM $40 TO $60 ... SAVE UP TO GIBSON .REFRIGERATORS 1 GOLD 19 CU. · FRIGID A IRE REFRIGERATOR Only 1 D e lu xe 17 CU . FT. FRIGIDAIRE COPPERTONE ' SALE t Reg . $699 SALE ·Reg . $699 $538 20.6 CU. FT. FRIGIDAIRE R 5799.95 SALE '67800 WITH THE PURCHASE OF A 3 PC. BEDROOM SUITE ., PER PIECE . WiLL BUY . ,,. ONLY2 23"-COLOR CONSOLE TV SALE · 9~5 $55 RPg . $699.95 25" COLOR CONSOLE TV Maple& Oak SALE $64995 Reg. $779.95 OTHER · 25" MODELS ;ztlflrN . COLOR .. TELEVISIONS ' • ' ' ROOM SUITE STARTING AT '599.95 .• . .WITH THE PURCHASE OF A . · rewin~ Model U3105 " Ac lutl perlormM~Ce ch.tfiCier osto« may YI'Y in ltc:Oidance wilh normtl manul•cli.Jrlf)ll t111ertnces A: SP .OF 3 TABLES, OR A 9" ZENITH TV WITH ' ' Soft touch cord MODEL . REG. '650 OR QUEEN SIZE MATIRESS BY SEALY, FREE. Automatic carpet adjustment S:l171 YOUR CHOICE OF A 3 PC. BEDROOM SUITE, NIGHTSTAND. AS A SPECIAL BONUS RECEIVE A.FULL sq'iuJd runs Power-seal Attachments 16 ql bag capacity •1.00 I , . Emergency Twin lamp headlight Complete with 5 piece 95 I ' • I . lOT OF ODDS & ENDS . lWIN, FULL OR QUEEN SIZE "" MATTRESS AND BOXSPRING . . . RECEIVf AFREE BRASS · ·~. - .. HEADBOARD WHILE SUPPLIES· ~ .TABLES, LOVESEATS AND .. • Clean Green Convertible Upright PORTAPOWE R TM VACUUM CLEANER! Full Time Complete - Portable . 1 1%" Cleaning! long, 5" wid't, lOW' h19f\ E)C1r! Powerfl!l ~cJion . U.. AJ Blower U4127 19" PORTABLE' SPACE COMMAND 19". COLOR PORTABLE TV $54995 . SALE . SALE $439 Reg. $499.95 Reg. $599'.95 .. LAST. ... h PRIC.E- 1 . l ·W•v Filtered Ai~ Svst., ~ ~~ ~175 OFF POMEROY-A number of runs were made Friday by local units, according to the report of th~ Meigs County Emergency Medical Services . They include : 8:50 a.m., Racine unit, Fannie Aleshire to Veterans Memorial Hospital; 11:02 a.m. transfer unit, Leopold Hysell .from Veterans Memorial Hospital to Pomeroy Health Care Center; 10 a .m ., transfer unit, ~ud Grueser from Veterans Memorial Hospital to Pomeroy Health Care Center; 2:42 p.m., Middleport, Frank Levacy from Pomeroy Health Care Center to Veterans Memorial Hospital ; 2:3() p.m., Middleport, Eloda Webb from Holzer Medical Center to residence ·in Middleport; 3:26p.m. Middleport, lloyd Harrison from residence to Holzer Medical Center; 8 :41 ~r. m. Racine, Jane Teaford from home to Holzer Medical Center; 2:11 a.m., Ruttand, William E. Parsons from Meigs Mine 2 to Holzer Medical Center; 10 :43 a.m., Middleport, Richard Curry from Meigs Mine I to Veterans Memorial Hospital; 9:08 p.m., Middleport, Floyd Brooks from residence to Veterans Memorial Hospital; 7:25p.m., Tuppers Plains, Debora Saintsing from an auto accident in Tuppers Plains to St. Joseph Hospital in Parkersburg. EVENTNOV.S GALUPOLIS-The first annual Ohio Youth · Commission Junior Olympic Cross-Country meet is · scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 8, at the Airport Goli Course, Colum- ·• All ·steel . agitator • Big disposable bag ·e 4-on-the-floor carpet shift · ~odel I ' .HOOVER® Edge NIGHTSTANDS ·SET, ETC. GALUPOUS - While Gallipolis' Friday night victory over Logan was nowhere to be seen at halftime, it did not stop the Gallia Academy High School marching band from putting on an impressive show for the fans gathered at Memorial Field. Followiilg an entertaining presentation by AI Horsky's Chieftain band, Rod 'I)illiver's marching Blue Devils took center stage with an in- · stnunental version of the Doobie Brothers' current hit, " China Grove,"leading into the band 's first formation. The band then performed its first• concert number, moving smoothly into Donna Summer's disco-oriented uon the Radio." Tolliver's percussion section then provided the feature music for a drill done to the recent instrumental .hit, " Morhlng Dance." The band then drilled to one of Broadway's classics, "Tonight," from the musical " West Side Story." The show reached its conclusion with the band, nag-bearers and majorettes taking a turn toward the conunercial-by borrowing from · one of TV and radio's most familiar advertising messages-" Have a Coke and a Smile." Emergency squad runs Edge cleaning plus... ..I THI PURtHASE OF ANY 2 OR 3 PC. 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CARPET Price includes pad, rug and installation. CANDY STRIPE.. . -3 WOODEN ROCKERS _:_ 12 II ZENITH TV ~ . cordilig to the report, the man lunged at the officer, who drew his revolver and fired a warning shot. ·The man ran. Two more warning shots were fired, jlnd the next two shots struck the man in the side and in a leg. He collapsed in a nearby yard and died later · in a Salem hospital. Kolozsl ruled that the death was jl!Stiliable homicide. Several people told Peters they 1 had seen the man waijting in the area earlier in the .!lay. In, vestigations since the shooting have revealed nothing concrete, and sUite arid federa) officialS still are checking fingerprint.<>. Under Kolozsi's orders, the Vic· tim's body was emhalmed and \tose who potentially could identify it were permitted to view the remains. The Rev. Lonnie Simon of Bethel Baptist Church of Youngstown led a ·group of black commwility leaders to view the body. None provided identification. GIGANTIC SAVINGS ON ALL CARPET H·ALL Prlzes··will consist of: ' his !light.<>tick, rim after the man. Ac- lmpress~ve . LARGEST SELECTION .IN ·THE AREA 16 CH~NCES TO WIN 4-17 CU. fT. GIBSONS I . of Nqrth Urna in the early eveninB of Sept. 18. He carried no identification and $4 in his pocket. · . His is the fi~ unldentifiM body buried in.the cemetery. When Beaver Township police of· ficer , Paul Stillwell ·arrived at the home just two miles south of the cemetery, he foimd the man en· OPEN MONDAY & TUESDAY EVENINGS TILL 8:00 .Cotumbus • · CENTERREOEIVESGRANT ATHENS, Ohio ( APJ - Ohio University 's center for southeast Asian studies has received a $90,000 .. grant from the federal Education De partment to strengthen its activities. Pro.,0 ram and community ' of paralyzing ,sorrow wa~ felt, a sorrow of respect and reverence for a hwnan being.whose grave marker reads "John Doe.l980." · The man buried in the North•Lima Township cemetery was slender, black, and irl his early 30s. No one knows his name or hometown or why che entered a .garage two miles ·south . . • ...-- Six runs were made by local units ' on Thursday, according to the report' . of the Meigs County Emergen9 Medical Service Headquarters. They include : Rutland, I a.in., Beech Grove Road, R oy Showalter, t;Iken to ·V eterans Memorial HospiUII ; Middleport, 10:45 a.m., ' Melinda Clar.k from Veterans ·· Me.morial Hosp ital tQ Holzer · Medical Center; 1\liddleport, 1:40 p.r>., Middleport, from Mill St. to Veterans ·Memorial Hospita l; transfer unit, 10 :09 a.m., Velma Keller from residence· to Holzer Medical Center and back to residence; 1:32 p.m. , Addie Pullins from Pomeroy . Health Care Center to Veterans Memorial, and 2:40 p.m., Mary Siders, from Veterans Memoria l Hospital to residence. victim· 'John D~e' _ given respectable buria.l NORTH UMA, Ohio (AP) - A handful of people watched as the casket was lowered into the ·f11!8hly dug grave. Thursday morning's weather was in tune with the occasion - dark, cold and wet. .There were no ·tears, no sobbing widows, no confused children left without a father . Only a. special kind ., L . S ~ · GALUPOlJS - A Columbus man was cited in a tw<rcar acc ident . probed Friday by the Gallia·M eigs Post"of the Ohio Highway P~tro l. . The patrol said Joseph Rice. >8, was eastbound on U.S. 35, east or . Mitchell Rd., at I : 3() p.m. when he was unable to stop for another car . , stopped in traffic driven by Joan Gulp, 31 , Rt. 3, Pomeroy. Rice's car then collided with the rear of the Culp auto, according to . the report. . The patrol said there were no in· : .juries and damage to both ca rs was - slight. Rice was cited for fa ilure to • maintain assured clear dist ance , tro ope r s said. Sh~oting . • · ~mplete with ·5pilcePowerSeal attachinent•t! a ' n J £1sy to Empty Dust Sag Complete With Tools •nd E•tnl Long Cord The Hoover facto_ry Representatlye ·Will Be In Ou.r Stor:e All Day . On October 6th. • bus. .......,. !ti;l·· Any area runners up to age 18 interested in. participating in ~ ·run ·~' ·, ·may get meet infonnation at the Gallipolis RecreatiOn Department, v ' 518SecondAve. CORRECTION RIO GRANDE - Attending the Gallia County Democratic dinner in Rio Grande College on Tuesday will be !:OWIIY COIIlllli8sion candidate, Tommy Joe stewart, not Tommy Joe Stobart, as reported in Friday's Tribune. VETERANSMEMOR~ ... Admitted-Cheryl Fry, Middleport; Frank Levacy, Pomeroy. Discharged-Juanita Terrell, Maud Grueser, Leopold Hysell, Nina Wagner, Mary Robinson, Jllllllit. Chapmun. �A-<l- The Sunday Times-Sentinel , Sunday, Oct. 5, 1980 Coolville~ gets 14 ca_ses_terminated, gt!ant-- COLUMBUS- Gov. James A. Rhodes today announced approval of a $50,000 grant from the Appalachian Regional Comniission LI'-RC) to the vtll~ge of Coolville for the initial funding of operations at the Coolville Health Care Center. The center will serve as a training site for stu den~ of Ohio University's College of Osteopathic Medicine. The grant will be supplemented with $120,jl00 from local sources'. · The center will provide m ost ambulatory health services such as general internal medicine, pediatrics, prenatal 'care, ·health education • and x-ra y. The center will serve the pe<\ple of Athens , Meigs and . ' Washington counties. The project was submitted for approval , by t(le Department of E conomic and Community Development's Appalachian Development Office , which administers the ARC program in Ohio. ARC is a state federal partnership which promotes the economic a nd social development of the Appalachianregiorrof the United States . . Fire preve~tion week schedul~ POMERUY - The Pomeroy Fire Det>artment reminds residents that the week of Oct. 5 is Fire Prevention Week. It is time for everyone to check homes for hidden fire hazards, things that have accumulatl>d over the surruner months, half empty paint .cans, thinner and gasoline for your mower that is left over Charles Legar, fire chief. re ported. ' " People who have wood ·burning fi replaces and stoves should be sure to check their flues and chimneys. Jtesident' should get rid of &flY uuildup of rosin, tar and soot and 1nake sure that the insulation around pipes where they pass through the wall or roof is in excellent condition." Legar also commented. " People . living in tratJers, espectally the ones with aluminwn wiring, should check electrical outlets to make sure the connections are tight. This is one of' the most common causes of fires in trailers. · " During this week the Pomeroy Fire Department will be canvasing residences of the village. Firemen will be passing out a home . fire safety pamphlet, red ball stickers for your children's and invalid's rooms and phone stickers· with the fire department nwnber. In ad- · di lion, the department will be conducting a solicitation of funds to help reduce our debt,s. It still has ail obligation of $11,000 for the new chassis purchased last year." Fourteen· cases were . tenninated Also charged with disorderly conof the roadway, Patricia .L. were: duct, J:lonald ·E. McBride, Bidwell, Maynard, 20, Gallipolis, forfeited $30 Bobby C: Walker; 41, Colwnbus, and four were continued in Gallipolis MunicipalCourtFriday. . ... forfeited$35bond. ,.. bond. Jl!); - Mary E. Causey, 31, Point . Doris McKnight, Gallipolis, Jerome P . Doug'hman, 20, George White, 31, Kanauga, Pleasant, W.Va., ~; Donald A. charged with petty theft, released Gallipolis, charged with DWl, charged ll>ith failure to register·, forHill, 26, Grosse Pointe Park, Mich., under $500 recognizance bond, and . pleaded nQI guilty and case confeited $40 bond. , SZi; George.Lampman Jr., 61, Fort case CQntinued. , tinued to o~t. l3. Charged with failure to diSplay Wayne, Ind., $29. Each charged with insufficient Charged with reckless operation, valid registration, Roger · R. Sue J . .Papworth, 29, Colwnbus, .. funds, cases against Beth L. Peck, Kenneth Bloomer, Gallipolis, Cremeens, 19, Ewin_gton,.forfeited $33; Jack L. Durham, 51; Middleton, pleaded not guilty and case con- $35bond. . I Idaho, $27; Alvin D. -Trivette, 28, Bidwell, and Sandra I(. Smith, Bidwell. were.dismissed. tinuedto0ct.l7. · Forfeili"!l ·bond . fer s!lj!eding Boone,N.C.,$33. · Ralph E. Bush, Cheshire, charged Stephen W. Turner, 23, Bidwell, r---__:;:__ _ _ _:..:,___:;::.,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _;___ _ a. charged with improper passing on the right, fined$15. ' Charged with failure to yield with disorderly conduct, pleaded not guilty. Released under $500 recognizance ,bond, and ,{:ase continued-unti l Orl . 17 . . naif WILLIAM. R. WHITNEY, Ul, Ph. D. Eac~ IN ASSOCI A liON WITH Rotary-Annes given recognition Friday MIDDLEPORT--Rotary-Annes were honored and presented corsages when the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary met Friday night at the Heath United Methodist Church. Guest speaker was Ana Tello Rotary exchange student from Pubela, Mexico. · She told' about her country. home . and-family and the impressions she has of the United States. She presented the Rotary with a banner from Pubela. Door prizes prepared by · Mary O'Brien were awarded. Hank Cleland, president, presided. Dinner was served by the ladies of the church. of these advertisid items is required to be readily ava1lable for sale at or below the advertised prit;e in each A&P Store, except as sp~cifically noted in this ad . Prices etrectlve Sun., Oct 5 thru T\HIB. ' Oct. 7, 1980. Items offered fOr sate not available JEANHOLWAY .WHITNEY, M.S. ··EARLY WEEK . FEATURES· SUN.-MON.---&TUES. . . to -other retail dealers or whotesa~. is pleased to announce the opening of a joint practice iri psychotherapy providing Marriage, Family and Divorce Counseling (specialist in spouse abuse) Psychotherapy for Adolescents and Adults Crisis Counseling career and Forensic Assessments With Offices at a New Location 417 Second Avenu~ Gallipolis, Ohi'o 45631 Call (6141 446-4996 to arrange appointments. 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OSCAR MAYER· PICCIE ,~ LINKS .............. . 1·1b. Pkg . . OUAKERSTATE DELUXE MOTOR MILK .................. . OIL •• $1&.00 DIET RITE OR U.S. NO~ 1 ·ALL PURPOSE 0 Plastic • Gal. , . 1o-W•30 WHIT.E R.C. COLA ,........... . · 16-oz. • • .- Btls. • . • • Plua Deposit POTATOES~ .. at. •• Can , �• A-3- The Sunday Times:Sentinel, Sunday, Oct. 5, !980 ,. ' ' B-1- The Suuday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Oct. 5, 1'980' Gun the.f t probed by· Gallipolis ·police,r- ' , GALLIPOUS - Gallipolis city .. 47, Gallipolis Ferry, W.Va.: at 1:15·. when a truck driven by Jeffrey L. Carruthers auto and none to the police are prObing-the theft of a 12p.m. Friday at the Silver Bridge Halley, 25, backed Into traffic and truck. Halley told officers the truck gaug~ shotgun reported late FridaY. Plaza for spopllfting. CQllided · with the right side of six great-grandchildren. slipPed into gear, ·but he was cited - Sarah E. Brown David Champer, Gallipolis, inOfficers said .Wray )lad reportedly Carnlthers' car. for impropl!r backing. Fune"l service~ will be neld at I MINERSVILLE Sarah p.m. Monday.at the Rawlings-Coatsformed officers at 9:34 p.m. he had taken the following items from Slight damage was listed to the fj Elizabeth Brown, 93, Minersville, returned from a hunting trip anq Krogers : gas treatment, cinnamon - - - - - - . . , . - - - - - - , have..not said whether they can atBlower Funeral Home with the Rev. died Friday morning at Vejerans Robert Robinson officiating. Burial wa,a visiting a friend on Eastern heans, olives, jelly, sunglasses, a KEYNOTE SPEAKER tend, said Forrest Burchard, chairMemorial Hospital. Ave. at 8:30 p.m. when he left hls razor, Kool~Aid, nuts and toothpicks. wilt .be in f«verview Cemetecy, MAYFIELD, ,Ky.' (AP) - Rep. ' man of the Mayfield Ethanol Alcohol Mrs. Brown was the daughter Of Friends may call at the funeral gun in the back seat ol hls car. · ·Police also cited a Gallipolis man · Carroll Hubbard, D-Ky., will be the DIVision 'cl the American Farmers the late David and Ida Hood Phillips. home from 7 to 9 p.m. today. Champer returned home at 9 p.m. for improper · backing in a twokeynote speak,er at a grouncl; ~keting Cooperative. She was also preceded in death by and found the gun had been vehicle accident at the intersection Sei'Ving as pa1lhearers will be Lee breaking Friday for an ethanol plant Burchard said other federal, state her husband, Dana, o.ne ~on, Dr. W. McComas, James Euler, Jack ' removed. He said he returned to hls of Second Ave~ and LOcust st. in Graves Couitty, organi2ers said and local officials Will attend the Harold D. Brown, Sr.: two brothers, - Bechtel, Ed YoWJg, Orin Smith and friend's bouse and called pollee. Friday.' Wednesday. ceremony at the site of the proposed William and Pearl Phillips, and one Ben PhilSon. In iieu.of flowers, frienThe gun, a 1200 Winchester, is According to the . report, Eva 0. · Gov. J.ohn Y. Brown Jr. and Sens. 10 million gaUon ·a . year plant, 4 sister, Bertha Wolfe: valued at$200. CarrutherS, 54, Rt. 3, Gallipolis, was ds ate asked to make donations to Wendell Ford . and Walter "Dee" miles north of Mayfield at the Police arrested LeQnard L. Wray; Mrs. Brown was a member ,of the .the Meigs County Senior Citizens. .eastbound on Locust St. at 4:08 p.m. Huddleston ,also were invited but . Hickory conununity. Minersville United Methodist Chill" r--------~~----~---------------------------------------------------------------ch .and the Senior Citizens. · She is survived by one son, Russell . . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~, R. Brown, Pomeroy; two daughters. irJ..law, Jane and Agnes Brown, Pomeroy; two grandsons, Dr. Robert Brown, Ft. Wo.rth, Texas, and Dr. H. D. Browfl, Pomeroy; three great-grandchildren, Robert Brown, Jr., Ft. Worth, and Nathan Matthew Brown and Anne Elizabeth Brown, .Pomeroy; one sister, Ruth Massar, Pomeroy; one brother, Clifford Phillips, Minersville, and several aunts and nephews. Funeral services will be held Monday at I p.m. at Ewing Chape; with the Rev. Stanley Merrifield and the Rev. Robert McGhee officiating. Burial will be in Beech Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home any time. "The Area's Largest i ~ GIFT N PO,Wf:ROFFMONDAY GALUPOUS - Buckeye ·Rural Electric Co-op officials Saturday reminded customers the· Addison substation, serving 'members in Ad-dison, - Cheshire, Springfield, Morgan, Raccoon, Huntington, and Gallipolis townships, will be out 11 . service on Moodily, October 6, from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. This is necessitated by some damaged equipment on·the transmission lil]e that needs to be replaced. SPECIALMEETING GALLIPOUS ~ The regular mon-: thly meeting of the Gallipolis City Cornrnission will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday in municipal court chambers in the ctty building. ' ~ ~ ~ ~ TOURING MEMBERS of. Botswana seminar for 4-B leaders inspect woven is third from right. . ma~ls. Ginny Powell GALLIA COUNTY'S Ginny Powell talks with 4-lflr pat Moroka, Botswana: ~ IDEA FOR DAD ' ~I ~ ~ OR GRANDDAD . . . OPEN MONDAY & FRIDAY i TIL 8 PM ~· ~· ~ ~ LAY iN AWAY i NOW FOR CHRISTMAS ~ f.t l\ f.t l\ • M l\' NER Perfect lor th e brggest fDOSitioii comfort . LAYAWAY NOW FOR DEC. 24th DELIVERY GALLIPOUS - Ginny Powell, a Gallls Academy High Sch901 graduate who.finished Just th!.s>Y<"ar · at Ohio State, lias-·.s ent her first · n,~.wsletter honl~ from Botswana, a landlocked cotintry in southern Africa, where she'll spend a year and a half as a 4-.B 'a!)Viller. Four-B over there is like 4-H over here. Inasmuch as it's south of the Equator, Botswana is emerging from ·winter now and is going into spring; therefore, she comes up with these four B's: Blowing- it's windy and dry; Brown - grass, trees, and farm fields are brown, and "brown rondavels also dot the landscape." Rondavels "are round, mud-dung rooms with thatched roofs. Brown are the rocks that fill the view in some parts of Botswana, while smooth reddiSh-brown dirt can be seen in other areas." Blue the · .African sky., a brilliant, . in, describably bright bTOe. Birds of all sizes and colors. If those four B's are not enough, Ginny Powell offers you the Batswana, the people; beer; and Bojalwa, a home brew; and babi~s; and beauty. Ginny Powell says that the 4-B pledge, seriously, is this: Boltwaro: I Will be a better citizen by training my· head to think, to plan, and to reason. Boikanyo; I will be trustworthy by training my heart to be kind, sympathetic, and true. Bonatla: I will be a hard worker .by trainitig my hands to he helpful, useful, and skillful. BQ!swana: I will help to develop Botswana's greatest resource, its rural youth, by learning by doing. · Ginny Powell will be working in Gaborone at the national 4-B office with a Pennsylvania youth named Ron Drum, who's been there since January. They're In the International Youth Development Project, conducted by the National 4-H Council in behalf of the Cooperative Extension Service. Friends of 4-H in Ohio, the 4-H Council, and the Direetorate of Edupltional and Cultural Affairs of the U.S. International Communication Agency assist in finan- · cing this exchange. · Her addressti!: . Ginny Powell, c/o 4-B Youth Section, DiviSion of Agriculture Ex- -- ~~ H ~,.. - - -..._·-_:f.... ' man. Super roomy with famous extra- MOROKA, Botswana, Is the plaee where this plloto was made in July. Ginny Powell Is at rlgbt, and mao behind her is K. Motanma, 4-B reglonal supervisor. Tbey'l'e looking at 4-B projects. ~ \\I' DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING .EARLY T EMPIRE FURNITURE. ~ BOTSWANA'S 4-B PLEDGE is illustrated In a poster exhibited by Ginny Powell's father, Bob Powell (left), and Fred Dee!, Gallla County extension agent <1-H. ~ .( it l\ \., .. ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . Continued Claims of those unemployed one or more weeks were estimated 'last week at 316,884, including 193,500 under Ohio Law, a 3.8 percent decline from the 329,568 total of the previous week. An estimated 341,636 claims were , filed last week for unemployment compensation under ail programs, federal ·and state, a 4.3 percent drop from the 356,848 total for the week ending September 20. Administrator Giles said 6,802 jobless workers exhausted their benefits under all programs for the week ending September 20, including 3,233 under the Ohio {..aw, 85 under Title 5 (ex-government employees and . military service personnel,) 2,828 under Extended Benefits (EB ) ana 656 under the Trade Acts of 1962 and 1974 (TRA). I ~ Claims lowest ~ 20. ..... I PERFECT Herman W. Haddox The lowest number of newly unemployed persons filing initial claims for benefits under the Ohio Unemplo}'ment Compensation I.;aw in a one-week period since the week ending March 15 of.this year, 19,220, · filed initial claims during the week ending Septemb!lr 2o, Administrator Albert G. Giles of the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services announced. Giles reported that ' last ·Week's initial claims under the 'Ohio Law represented a II. 7 percent drop from the previous week 's total of 21,770. Initial claims filed last week under all other programs numbered 5,532, includ.Jng_3,459 extended Ohio Law initial cla ims, accounting for an overall initial claims total of 24,752, down 9,3 percent from the 27,280 total for the ljiek ending September Ginny Powell .w orks with·_ Botswana folk·-. - - - - · Ahead · since Marchl5 . ' · ·Santos Plan MIDD!.EPORT-Herman W. Haddox, 87,. Hamilton St., Middleport, died Thursday. at Veterans Memorial Hospital following a lingering illness. . Mr. Haddox was born in Meigs County, a son of the late ·Mr. and Mrs. Henry Haddox. He was employed for many years with the New York Central Railroad. He was a member of Heath United Methodiist Church and the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Besides his parents, he was preceded in '{(eath by six broth_ers. Surviving are his wife, Bessie Mae Pullins Haddox ; a daughter, Carman Haddox, Middleport ;,)1 son-inlaw and daughter, Cliarles and· Juanita Lupton, Rio Grande; a son and daughter-in-law, Chester (Chet) and Nina Haddox of Dania, Fla., two granddaughters, two grandsons and . The Room Saver Wall Recliner Large stze for unmatche<: sitting and reclining comfort N ~ LAYAWAY NOW FOR atRISTMAS BEAN BAGS A. HASSOCKS B. DINING ROOM SUITES C. MIRRORS D. CEDAR CHESTS E. WOOD ROCKERS F. LAMPS G. DINETTE SETS H. OCCASIONAL AND .,.,.....na. . . . ~ ~ ~ ·~ N END TABLES. 20% ·~ .. POSTERS distributed at natlonai4-B members and leaders seinlnar In August In ',_.___ . • AVAILABLE DOWN WILL HOLD ANY ITEM IN OUR LAYAWAY FOR DECEMBER 24th .DELIVERY IN THREE I ' Complete with 9 piece Power-seal Anachments SIZES IN I · CAMERA IN'I'EIU!:8ts Botswana audience more · left aide afpbeta) '"'"lltl)leeeb atMorob. tfw. GIDIIY Powell ( biilllde near ·· ( ' .. . ten.Sion, Ministry of Agriculture, · Priv@te Bag 3, Garbone, Botswana . " The International Youth Develop. ment Project (YDP) is designed for .· IFYE ana 4-H alumni, extension staff ' · .and ·others interested in , working ·with programs similar to 4H' 'in developing .countries. The • educational purpose iS to provide leadership an.d special assistance to developing countries in strengthening and expanding youth programs similar to+H. · Ginny Powell, who wqrked in the Gallia County extension office for two suminers (19i8 and 1979 ), and other YDP delegates spend 15-18 months in their host country working with youth development staff on program management, volunteer teade.r · ttaining, and educational materials. All programrelated expenses are paid, including a monthly stipend and a vacation alloll'ance in Alrica, East Asia, and .· 'I . winner in conservation and was president of the . University 4-H in . 19i9. She is the first Gallia Countians to have a youth assignment abroad in the lasl15 years. Her parents · are Bob ll,lld Vickie Powell, Rio Grande. GINNY POWELL of Gallla County, on the right, is pictured In Botswana looking at <1-B projects handwork. The . place · Is. Moroka. Behind Ginny Is · · Motomema, regional •upervlsor. '-- \ Latih America, starting sometime between April and October and c'ontiuuing through the calendar' YC<Ir. . The participant tee, arranged though the state '+H office, may be paid in total or in part by the participant - $1550 to the National <1-H Council - but sometimes special sponsorship makes it possible to lower or eliminate the fee. Applicants must be 20 years of age· prior to departure, and they may be married if both qualify and can be assigned. Experience in other youth programs or in <1-H is another qualification: As an Ohio State University freshman, Ginny Powell was a 1977 state . ,, • �- • 8-3-The Sunday Times.Sentinel,Suruiay, Oct. . B-2-~he Sunday Tiffies-Se~tinel, Sunday, Oct. 5, 1980 . • • ~£l~~£l~~------------------------------~.~an-d~M-rs___R_o_~_o_n_l~ig~h-ted__c_a-ndl--ed~7D~i~ll-,-~R-ou-te--l,~M~i-ne_rs_v_il~le-,-br-o-th-e-rs---De~la~w=a=re~;~T~o=m~C~oo~~==r~.G~a~l~lip=o~li~s;--~T"-h~e~n~e=w~M'-=rs~.<R~o~bs~on~~~a'l~007~ chapel. All GalJAa County Garden Clubs are participating as hostesses. with Mrs. Charles· Sh.Jver of the Gallipolis Club, as chalnnan. presented by Mrs. .£iuzr Car{!enter, · Reservations are to be sent to Mrs. fanner state board member, and lin · Bess Call, Route 2, Bidwell, along accrediied OAGC judge. Mrs. with the fee of $6 for the luncheon penter w.as the recipient of the best and the program or $3 without the of show award at the 1980 convention luncheon. Deadliiie for reserVations. flower show. She will be designing isOct.14. traditiOnal flower arrangemeni.'S Those attending are to enter by the along with creative artistic design. . Educational ·center, second enBoth Mrs. Bolin and Mrs. Carpenter trance on Cedar St., or at the rear of are members of the Rutland and the church parklng lot. Friendly Gardeners. ../ Members are asked to take things for the sales taQ!e. The morning session will be held in the small Engagements---~-'--- Qhio Assn. of Garden Clubs to meet Oct. •1s ' POMEROY - 'Plans lor the anpresentation on "Garden• Around the World.'' ~ nual fall meeting of Region II, Ohio The club with the highest per-' Association of Garden Clubs, have been announced by Mrs. Pat Holter, centage present for roU call will Pomeroy, regional director. receive an award.f\mong the guests expected to att~d are Mrs. Francis The meeting will be held at Grace Titus, new ~tate president; and Mrs. United Methodist Chiu-ch, Second Louise Bennett, new state advisor. Ave. and Cedar St., Gallipolis, on Saturday, Oct. 18. The coffee hour . Mrs. Janet Bolin, state assistant secretary and an acci"edited judge of will be held from 9 to 10 a.m. and the OAGC,will conduct a workshop during that time Mrs. Huber Fulton, regional slide chairman, will give a on judging artistic arrangements, specimens and potted plant.'l. The afternoon program will be s:1980 ea.:. ., . which were used by the couple to light.U.eunity candle. Miss .Anita Mayer, Columbus, was , the maid of honor ani! wore a light green~ . red and blue floral gown , inade by the bride. She carried ·a bouquet. of white miniature roses. John Johhson, Rio Grande, served as best man. Mrs. Donna Robson, 11unt of the gi-oom, was organist and provided pre-nuptial music ineluding '!Time In a BQtUe," "You Are So Beautiful," and "Sometimes When We-Touoh." DeWayne and Lee 1 • • .. ******************* ., ~this Week's Special: · r---:---------,-------=--- -.,----t* . * ~ 7-Up or DIET 7~UP : PO MEROY - Mr s. Judy · Eichinger attended a recepUo,l) ..* '*,._ 12 oz. -Cans . honoring Mr. and Mrs. George Mora " ~ $549 ' 24 _Cans ~ at the home of and- Mrs. /Ae. -fi~e.s'f iAI Kik~E.NW..R~ ,._ ,. toCase * Woodro'l' Mora recently. Her name was unintentionally omitted from an .. * c.~-..\O.i.otu..l- u ....(. • .:.t..,- ~.;.,AI earlier account ofthe reception. *~ ·7-UP OR DIET 7-UP *~ didu; -1-,,.., w.>u, 11..14.. 3~ ~JUVI!-4 -b,,, 1,/.J.., .. MAG TO MEET * MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport · spi.u., d.i.i + hllkj<~, pu. ,;J,., ~8-16 OZ.$129 : Amateur Gardeners will meet at 8 . f'Eppo:., ..., <;II._ * BTLS ' PlusTax* p.m. Wednesday at the h"ome of Mrs. w.. tl.w 11f£,.~ * · And Dep. * Edgar Reynolds. Mrs. Bunny Kuhl .M· ,;tt.,.t.;.m..,.,.fi,.IJU... will present the program. ! ICE COLD BEER ~ ~., .,.,.u..,-,.,uouU., ~"'"'"1 ~ ~ W!NE & POP !lt <fo.d.'lo:f.- 9._(,u_ ~ .... ,._ HOURS a,... .,..,ti+L l G~ll *~ Mon .-Thur. 8til11 * Fri.·Sat. 8 til12 ~ ' L ]ami Denise Miller • . :I~ Tamara Plants t· . . ~ . ll- • lt DRIVE THRU · Authentic 5pocket western . detailing . Made to hug your body just right, with · Calvins signature on the hlp pocket. Long leggy fit . w ith lf.."leg width. LEGAL NOTICE . L. Frye boots have been benchcrafted since 1863, which makes them America's oldest boots. Yet Frye's (lassie, Western, and Casual styles•look anything but old. In fact, boots like this are the very latest look in fashion. Probably because Frye boots wear their heritage so well. · •· ro R.: Marri Ault, Juanita Saunde r s, Marv Edwards, Ma Reynolds, Karen ~o hn son , Chuck M cGuire. " Watc_h For Our 'Peatured :•stv lisf of the Week" Plants-Lucas Quarters ; GALLI POUS - Mrs. Sara Plants, •Rw Grande, and Gilbert R. PlantS of ~~~~~~~custom Baptistof anChurch. The qpen church ~ The newest·look in , America's oldest boots. ' Gallipolis are proud to announce the • engagement and forthcoming ;-rna mage of their daughter,_Tamara , Lynn, to Timothy Ray Lucas, the.son : .of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lucas, ;::cheshire. · ·r; The bride-elect is a graduate of t Kyger Creek High School and is em!-i>lOyed by Holzer Medical Center. ~'Her fiance is also a "graduate of ;,~{.;~:~Creek High School and is em~. by American Electric Power , Lakin, W..Va. -r The wedding will be an event oi 1-Batunlav. Dec. 6, 6:30 p.m. at the Gallipolis Ice Co. come round them up In 100% cotton Indigo de111m . !,._ CARRYOUT * 709 First Ave. : ****************** " Merle Norman Cosm.etics" The P>U blic Utilities Co mmission of Ohio has set for public hearing Case No. B0-239-E L-FAC,- to review the fue l procurement practices and policies of the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company, the operation of its Fuel Cost Adjustment Clause, and related matters. This hearing is scheduled at 9:30 a.m. on Monday, October 6, 19Bo: at the offices of th e Public Utili·· ties Commission of Ohio. ,. by Juanita The hair pl_a ce 43 State Street PH. 446·2673 Gallipolis, Ohio Open Mon . thru Fri . 91il9, Saturd<~y 91o 5 Ga llipolis, 0. ,.. . ~JIL' {IofiJF J ~· ~ATERNITIES mt. FULL-FIGURE SWEATERS ' 39.00 5 P.O. Box 749 Spring Valley Plaza l>eg. No. 75-02·04728 ·Qassic Creations·80 and SAVE KNITS, COAT SWEATERS ~U~@~ SOLD IN Ill'S AND CARDIGANS. SIZE 38-50 OM.Y ~- - LANDMARK FREEl. LAIIDIIQK ® · IOLD IN 1111 ONLY NEW. CAR QUESTION? • TALK TO THE MAN WHO KNOWS-- ~ .. HiavYM~far.._ . ComfarUIIdlll~ ' Dlc:Oiaiut Ollip tt.vy Gluell S1811lnne~ Sllrilll t,Jnll far Muimum Support and Yenot l'hlubWnie Sleep. WELCOME t * 12 MONTHS SAME AS CASH ON ALL THE . 1 VISA or LAYAWAY NO FINANCE CHARGES FOR 12 FULL MONTHS He.lthful. Combtlble Sleep. MASTER CHARGE, Dr,ive a little and save a lot-Free delivery within 7S miles Yes, we service at your local Hotpoint Dealer Store Hours: 8: 30 to s,jo. Mill Closed at 5:00P.M. Serving Meigs, Galli a and Mason Counties . . ~ree Uphdstay IarMore FROM 522.00 I • FURNITURE YOU WA~T! AT LARRY'S WAYSIDE FURNITURE I YOUR AUTO DEALE'R! " • ~ •pedal Clearance Sp·le Prices • New Furniture on Display ,. I Second Ave. at State St., Gallipolis, Ohio .·. 446-.9788 TOIII!y Bill need w ·h ile T~ey Last $ • 10 YW Llrililld·. Found&lion. wlrran\y, . • lltustt's QaiC Craliora II Is Di1i1111d ilid.Bidlt Tor 11le MOst Demlnding -Sieep Nee* Ccime In Aiid Compare The ·SIMp ·Berieftls & Unique SIIIPinl c.nbt. ·~. .- /_ K _IM_B_ ALL,.--P_IA_NO_S_.j. 00 .. P~OY· 0 r. · ' AND VESTS, CABLE SALEM CENTER - The Salem Firebelles will hold a utensils shower· at 8 .1Jtensils given may either new or used. SAJ.E~ OCIOBER6THRU11 THE PUBLIC UTILITIE COMMISSION OF OHIO By : David M. Polk. · Secretary . · Before You Buy Any · The Value In Bassett' FASHIO~S HAS KITCHEN UTENSII.'i SHOWER Misses Size 4 to 14 sion. UNIFORMS · , · _ ROUSH REUNION TODAY PORTLAND - Descendants of the Gidion and Artemisa Roush will their reunion today at the Por:(tl:and Park. A basket dinner will be liRE!rvE!d at I p.m. In case of rain, the r,reum•on 'will be held at the Letart ""'"" ""'u.m cv Hall. ~IBiks" All interested persons will ·be given an opportunity to b~ 'heard. F\Jrther infor· mation may be obtained by contacting the Commis- :1011 Second .·\ ve. Lafayette Mall will be observ~.~ - TWIN FULL-. REG. '259.95 SET OPEN REG. '389.95 SET · rS:m s129~ET MONDAY SALE KEG. 1679.95 SET SALE $18~ jli(o WE $244 PRICED -~ _ SET I REG. '419.95 SET . .-. BRUN ICARDI· ·M-USIC INC. ••• 142 c"1ul Awo. , ,, t··~ J ' -LARRY'S WAYSIDE FURNITURE •. . Third & Olive ••M c;.lliHii• WITH $400 MINIMUM PURCHASES "' • ,h0110 4.U• ·"Ill!!> . WE SEL_ I. ·ro SELL AGAIN And when you buy a car, talk to the experts at Ohio Valley Bank for a convenient, low interest .auto loan. • .. . A-utomobiles are his business, and he's well informed on all the latest developments. You can count on getting tpe S·t raight, factual answers you need to choose the ·car that's right for you. No matter what kind of car you're interested in ' ... big or small, sporty or conservative ... talk to your local car d&(ller. He's the expert. w e And NO FINANCE CHARGES for > -.. NIGHT . • No Extra Cost for Financing So if you've got questions about a new car . concerning price, gas mileage, warranty or ahything else, it makes good sense to ask the man · who knows - your l.ocal tar ctealer. :;; KING . When you want to check or:~ yo\Jr health, you . see a doctor. If you have legal problems, you naturaily turn to your attorney. And if there's a financial qu·estion, you go to your banker. Because you need the advise of an expert. ~ QUEEN · 97 _ r 1 Whole Year with Approved Credit. · -·• . - ' .. ·' ft£. - WILLOW WOOD - Mr. and Mrs. :ner.nis R. Miller of Willow Wood, are announcing the engagement ,;>nd forthcoming marriage of fhe ir .daughter, Jami Denise to Stephen .Scott Colegrove, son of Mr. and Mrs. ·Da.ren S. Colegrove, of Ironton. ; The wedding will be an event of iOctober 25 at Fairview Missionary ;Baptist Church, Wilgus. The custom ·of open church will be observed for ;the double-ring ceremony to !xi :solemnized at 2:30 p.m. by Rev. ;Warren Cgp1er. Nuptial music will :begin at 2 p.m. Following the wed~ding a reception will be held at the ;home of the bride-elect's pareni.'S. : The bride-elect is a 1977 graduate :orSymmes Valley High School and 'a :graduate of St. Mary's School of ·Radi ology, and is employed by 'Holzer Medical Cent.er, Radiology Department:· The prospective groom ;is a !976 graduate of Coal Grove ·High School • THE LONG LEAN COWBOY LOOK BV CALVIN ,KLEIN ~ Miller-Colegrove ~ Weekdays 10:00To9:00 Saturday 10:00 To 9: 00 OCTOBER 11 AND 12,1980 Saturday, 10 a.m. - 9 p. m. Sunday, 11 a . m .- s p.m. MARIETTA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Davis Avenue, Marietta, Ohio Select dealers from many states -o ffering the fin est in antiques and accessories .. . all for sale . DONATION $1.75 WITH THIS AD $1.50 Free Parking ·- Food · Sponsored by the Marietta Welfare League t • SUNDAYS MARlEnA ANTIQUE SHOW ~r. I,""<-' Mike Burcham, Columbus; Libby · graduate of S~uthern High School Smeper, Rio Grande; mark Forbes 1 and is employed by Hart's Family Minersville; Darrell Tillis and Lon Center in Mt. Vernon. Mr. Robson, a Garma~,. RioGr!!pde . 1977 gradu~te of Mt. Vernon Hlgh · The couple re~des at 626 North School, is employed by 'Friendly Sandusky St. , Mt: Vernon. Restaurant, Mt. Vernor.· 1:00 TO 6:00 A TrEND RECEPtiON ,. u!the bride, seated the guesi.'S. Guests were r~istered by Miss San<,ty Robson, s1ster of the groom, Mt. Vernon . The reception was held at the home of the groom's parents with '~._ party following. ' Hostesses were Mrs. Bety Ann Baggs, Miss Sheryl Sapp, Miss Cherie Medcalfe, Miss Tammy Cline, all of Mt. Vernon . • Out-of-town guests included Patty · Brewer, Rio Grande; OeJ)a Smales; Rio Grande; Mrs. Charles Wells and Dave, Croton; George McKee, MON. & FRI. 9 to 8 T., W., Th., S. \ """ .. 9 to 5 . Gallipolis, Ohio -----~:...--......---~... ·· - - - ·' • �'I • Wedding plans made Graziani to speak . POMEROY - Delores Graziani, 2442, 992-5859, 675-3273, 94~2325, and who has pioneered churches In '· 446-7444., . Ravenswood and Cott;lgeville, W. Accoinpanying Mrs. Graziani to Va., will be the guest speaker at the the ·ll)eetjng'.will be her daughter, Wome n' s Aglow Fellowship, , Connie', and her son, joey, who will Pom'eroy Chapter, meeting to be · be presenting special music. held Thursday, Oct. 90at the Meigs · Plans have· also lieen made for a Inn, Pomeroy. special noon lunch'eilb and afternoon The doors will .open at 6 p.m. and teaching session with Mrs. Graziani. ljj nner will be served at 7 p:m . Mrs . Reservations are to be made with Graziani will speak at 6 p.m. Cost of the same number and the luncheon the dinner is $3.50 and reservations cha rge is $2.25. are to be ma de by Tuesday at 742' ' . ..•, . I HO!-ZER MEDICAL CENTER DISCHARGES OCT. 2 . Russell Durben, Angela Elkins, Betie Foster, Margaret French , Theresa Greenlee, Brian Hall , Maur ee11 Hamilton, Patricia · Hollman, Owen King, Greg Lee, Bonnie Mathews, Bertha Miller, Kathleen Moody, Margaret Pasquale, Rhonda Pushkar, Hortie Roush, Richard Stewart,. Elizabeth Vandawalker, Charles Lawless, Donna Ward, Scott Wickline, J ulie Woodruff. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mooney 60th ' wedding • annzversary today Henry, sister of the bride, •and the POMEROY .- Final plans have bridesmaids will be Jennifer Chap- · been completed for the wedding of man Kleski, Terri Bartlett, Maureen · Peggy Lynn O'Brien, daughter of Hennessy and Sl!annon McMr. and Mrs. James B. O'Brien , Clanahan, niece of the bride, · Pomeroy, and Robert W. Harris, son The flower girl will · be Joy of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M. Harris , O'Brien, niece. of the bride. Pleasant Hill, Calif. Ringbearer will ~ Frank Blake, The wedding will take place. on of the groom. Kenneth nephew Saturday, Oct. II,.at 6:3ll p.m. at St: Harris, brother of the groom, will be Peter's Episcopal Church, Gallpolis. ' and the ushers will be Tim Ahalf·hour of pre-nuptial music will best Deem, Dennis Sizemore, Brian precede the ceremony presented by Mullen, and Jay Warner. · Mrs. Ann Fischer, Miss Meghan Mrs. Mildred Fisher will register Griffin, and George Westenn~yer . the guests. Father AI MacKenzie will perform • The reception will be held imthe ceremony. mediately following the wedding at . Matron of honor will be Pamela Royal Oak Park, Pomeroy. AAUWPLANSMEETING GALlJPOLIS - The Gallipolis. Branch of American Association of University Women w.ill hold its regular monthly meeting on October 6 at 7:30 p.m. at the Ohio Valley Bank Jackson Pike branch. The guest' speaker will be Mrs. Elaine Rouse and she will be showing color slides of her trip to China. Hostesses for the evening will be Mrs. Sherry Cain and Ms. Lennie Davis. All members and guests are cordially invited to att.end. RETURN HOME POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dixon have returned from a : three week vacation. They visited in Midland, Texas with Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dixon, in Versailles, Ky. with Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Woodyard, and also spent a day in Lancaster with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kelley. Sch\lOI.and Rio Grande College, is the son of Fred and Polly Thompson of Cheshire.. _ Kathy Op"pelt was the bride's maid of honor and Dun Wothe served as best man. Ushers were Matt Muller ana Jack Trainer. Diane Showalter was at the guest b\lOk and serving at the reception which foll owed were Dee Penn and Liza Trainer. ' Mr. and Mrs. Thompson are. making their home at Rl. 1, Cheshire. ' ·· ('participa ted in the competition. • -' BYKATIECROW say the show was outstanding is Tlmes-8entinel staff pu!ting it mildly. There just aren't It was called the "Bonanza of Bands .~~ . enough words to explain the fine per. While at Zanesville on Sept. ?:/ 1 formance given by the many b2nds . To top off the entertainment, the had the privilege to attend the nnarching 110 from Ollio University Bonanza of Bands held at John D. performed and they are fantastic. Sulsberger Memorial Stadiwn at The fine entertainnoent, hot wafZanesville High SchooL Bands from Lancaster, Colwnbus, · fles and doughn uts proved to be a most enjoyable evening, especially Ph Jlo, Belpre , Nelsonville for my grandda\ll!hter, Lori and Chillicothe, Circle ( to nam·e a few) grandson, Roblly. If you ever have the opportunity to Womanly Art of Breastfee.ding." attend a show of bands, do so Meeting discussions incfude medical you'lllove it. research, as well as personal ex· periences. Other services in clude a At the request of Benny Ewing, lending library of books. owner of Ewing Funeral Home, and The continuing series of meetings the Batesville Casket Co ., is open to all women interested in Batesville, Indiana , a tree wiiJ be this s ubject. Babies are always planted in one of the National welcome. For further information, F~rests in living memory of the late call Betsy Crank, 675-2776; John Vince nt Martin. Mr. Martin was the brother of Osby Martin, Pomeroy. This is accomplished in cooperation with the Forest Service, United States Department of Agriculture, as a small part of a major endeavor toreforest the United States. The tree will be planted where the need is gr eatest, its species and location carefully determined at the discreation of the U. S. Forest Ser- . ----ro La Leche League to meet REVIVAL BEGINS TUESDAY Revival services will begin Tues..~. d;ly and continue through SWJday at the Rutland Church of the N~rene with the Rev, Paul J. Stewart of Jasper, Ala. , as evangelist. Services ·will be held at 7: 3ll each evening and at 10:30 a.m, on Sunday. The public is invited. .., "La Lec he League belleves breasifeeding is the best possible start in good mothering and he! ~ develop and deepen a close relationship between mother and child," says club president, Crank. The ·League offers mother to m other help based on the manual , " The Mothers wishing to breastfeed will find information at the second meting of the La Leche League, Pt: Pleasant. The topic will be "The 1\,rt of Br~astfe.eding and Over coming Difficulties," at home of Pam Cast o, 915.Viand St., ?t. Pleasant, 7:Jll p.m. Monday. Mr. and M rs. George Thompson \ . TOTAL DOWN Penngfare vice. This is certainly a nice memorial in memory of a loved one. ·PESCHKE Ragu, Spaghetti Sauee . HOME STYLE or BUTlERMILK SMOOTH or CRUNCHY Tube SUGAR TWIN LO-CAL . SWEETENER ••••••• 2.15·a•. Plcg . S9C STRAWBERRY PRESERVES••11.... Jar CHICKEN , BROWN or HOME STYLE THOROFARE • PIECES & STEMS . Pint Ctn. 14-oz. ALL VARIETIES VET'S DOG fOOD ll.l-Dl. Can ~!;fo~f,T~a~!~t'~.~~~!oo CH EESE RA V IOLI In , 15-oz . Cons $268 C -=:;0 . 16-oz. $ J Jar $ J68 ·· CHOCOLATE SYRUP :~~i~ S.J'88 LIPTON TEA BAGS.. .... . - CAON& T• -:>• • • INSTAN T .Box . , sc $ J28 - FRENCH'S • INSTAt>oJT MASHED POTATOES $ 2'99 SCENtED, UNSQNlfD or FRESH SCINJ . , ' AUSTIN 'S . _____... [ ....::2 $2.0~1 $7.99 I VOU JJ/1> lbffi~=~ ocr" • ••ao •z.os 13 ·::~··· ' . WINDSHIELD WASHER FLUID • .. C • 20_ PILLSBURY WHEAT NUTS .... 7•.,. Jor 5 1.28 . , $138 - · 98 SUNSHINE 79~ . . FRESH HADDOCK FILLm••••••••••••• ,~. FR~SH ARMOUR * STAR $209 q -~ DINNER BELL fieners lftUU.I Dl nw Sill ••••••• • • I·· · ,.,,s 1.79 eef Wieners tEGUIAI .. nx.umi •••• ••••• •·• · "•· 5 1.89 lng Bologna PIAINo• GAlliC • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . 10. 52. 19 I • • ••• . ~• • sTAR_ . s· Spare Rills •.,.. $209 - . $ 1'.' LA CHOY SOY SAUCE ••••••••• 1o.. .. .... 68• . TEXIZE PINE POWER ........ ........... $1.68 ' GOURMA Y CO~FEE FILTERS .. 24-ct. "•· 34• RATH S)H $299 SJ!! Porfc Chops ··~ · 8.2 ' .Chie•en Parts -. ~ Fa"'ily Pak lb. GENEBICS PE NNYFA RE O FFERS YOU THE ALTERNATIVE WAY TO SAV E. NO FA NCY PACI<AGING, NO FANCY LABELS, JUST HO NEST TO GOODNESS SAVINGS OVER TOP Q UALITY COMPARISON • BR ANDS. AT PEN NYFARE WE WANT YOU TO SAVE MONEY EVERYTIME :VOU SHOP . MIDIUMSIZI rellow U CH READY ,,~~ Green Cabbage ~ ••••• lb. 2 Carrots •••••.••••• ..~ ·,!jb' . CRISP & CRUNCHY 59C ·Celery Heart$ ••••••• ,k;, . •..,.. lASIIRN OIIOWN ·liD & GOUIEN ·- Bartlett ,.., Diana Kessel Miss .Kessel 'plans to wed FRESH CRISP · GOLDEN SWEET MEAT BROWNING-WILL SHOWER PLANNED A miscella neous shower will be held in ttie dining room · of the Harrisonville Masoni c Temple Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. f1onoring Duane Will, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Will a nd Brenda Browning, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Henry Browning of Point Pleasant, who a re to be married on Oct. 18. 'All fliends and neighbors, both ' me n and women, are invited to attend. SJ09 Bonqdew · Melons 49c Yams ••••••••.•••••••• rb. 29c Speaking of birthday day f>!!Ople, Jayne Lee Hoeflich will b2 16 tomorrow . Jayne, a sophomore at Ohio University, was honored with a dinner party at her·. home Saturday evening given by her parents, Charle ne and Bob. Hope all your birthdays are as happy as this one has been .. U. S.OA. INSPECTED INClUDES: 6 . . & !.-., 2 liwe llld 2 Slrleill 0.,. FIRM & FRESH . Happy birthday wishes go to Sadie Thuener, Syracuse, who celebrated her day on Oct. 2. May you have many more : -. - . ( AL,FORNIA RIPE & Oalo.ns. At the Alan Ball residem;e, Rt. 7, Pomeroy, they have a very unusual tomato plant. What is so unusual is that the plant is 11 and one-hall feet tall. And believe it or not - it has tomatoes on the vines. Quite an unusual growing season . 5ta10.25-ot. $ J29 J.m . ••••••••. P.g. Pork Sausage •• .•• ••• ..•.•• 1-lb. Ran - - Romaine Lettuce •••• lb . CHIP-A-ROOSh......,.. $249 m mu · FROZEN Mom Course SJI9 CALifORNIA ~ SWA~SON Ring liver ••.•.••••.•• •••...•. ••• ••.•••• •. • 1t. . 5 1.89 Sliced Lunch Meats e-vA• •••• ••••••••• 1-lb. Pk,.·5 1.89 Sliced Bacon ••G. .. t•oa . . ...... . . .. .. . : l -lb. "•· 5 1.8.9 . Kielbasa or Smoked Sausage ••• ••• •••• :. lb . 52.09 ARMOUR* STARVERIBEST . POll .. ROAST••••• ••• ••tb. - TOP ROUND ROAST !b . . ;_ . . $259 STEW BEEF••• ..•Ib. $239 CUBE STEAK ... l b. ANT 1111 PKG. . $)99 TOP ROUND $279 GROUND ROUND1b. - BRACIOLE STEAK lb. ----: 1 . .. DINNER BELL VARIETY TOP ROUND -2aq · Polska Kielbasa or Smoked Sausage ~~- '"· ' 25- 9 ~ Boneless Delites •••••.• ••••••• lb. 3--.. orMore Top Round SteGk...... ..... . lb. ' U.S.N0.1 - BITE SIZE CANDIES YOn"PI'Itiiiiii'PATTW, _ _ _ _, IOIDIN • CtfocOLATI PU VOIIID . . ARMOUR · -STAIIYERI··ESTPOIII CENTER CUT $141 I Gol ' ' C Bat: BAKING CHIPS u .... ,.,. IIAII . . ., IIIASJ ................ ........,... •_•,•. MI. '1.~9 98 c DIAL ANTI-PERSPIRANT ••••4·••·c.. . .,...- ~t~vOREo"iREAD CRUMBS •••• ;. 39c ALKALINE BATIERY •••• ••••• 1-tt. ~.. Bowl PIZZA , t t.~s:..•. "'•· '1.58 . CREAMY ITALIAN, DILUXI FRINCH, SWEn I. SPICY·Oil CHUNKY II.UI \J '-/ -" . . . ,_.,. ..sr ···· ·· ···············!·········~· 1.69 . · s -. 69 llealaeon~: A . MUIUIOOM ~ IVIII&DY 9 VOlT ~·~,··:.::."~ - •J.58 . Sugar • PURR CAT FOOD .; ........... u .•,. c.. p CUT.UPTURKEYS,. ' $ THOROFARE "Delne" BEEF U.S.D.ACHOICE ARMOUR *· STAR • SLICED lUNCH MEAlS 7-VARt!IIIS .......... . .... 12 ·ot. Pi g. 5 1.59 BEEF HOT DOGS ..... , ........... ...... ... ... ... ... l -Ib. Pi g. 5 1.19 JUMBO BEEF DOGS ..... ......... .................. l -tb. "•· ' 1.79 DINNER fRA'NKS:. ................... ... .... .. t -lb. , ..,. "•· '3.09 ·KUlBASSY ROPI STTU .... ... ........... .. .... .. .... . ... .. lb. '2.29 .SMOKED HAM SLICES............. . ... .... ........ . " ·" · Pig. ' 28 • KUlBASSY LINKS ......................... . ........ • tb. Pig. : : . ; : HOT DOGS REGUIU oum .. .. .... ...... .... ... .. 12 ·••· Pit. , Beef Patt' ' CHEESE ·PIZZA . Ill. JIJ* 1o-ct, Plct. TUN& FLAVOI ID t Cove ted - Stouffer's Pizzo IAUIAGI I. ' Noodles.(I Sauee . Cente; Cut Ham Slices ..... ... ......... .. lb. 5 1.89 $ ·T0.2s-o. "'•· NON FAT DRY MILK ••••••• Mekes zotts 18 tHOROFARE PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH 4- Vorieties SJ28 ~iM rTOOTHPASTE •••••• 69c $178 LAWN AND LEAF BAGS •• • . . • . . Center Cut Ham Roasts ..... .. , .......... tb . 5 1.69 loneless Ham Chunks ..... . .. ........... .lb. 5 1.79 PERCH FILLM ••••••• : •••••• ••• lb. e 48 MILK MATE - lb. FRESH - Coffee-Mate occ: 100-Ct. Box 4,75-oz. Pkg. 5 ORANGE JUICE .. HaiiGol. ctn. $129 (ARNAJION ~.. _..... Semi-Boneless Ham ~ 70' 0Hlaloel 171·01. • @lleeroate HALVES 'or PORTIONS SJ .,.,. 1~lllllllt. ...............................................\ •• •.79«· . . . . . . . .. ...... ... 6ft I WINGI ••• •••••• •••••• lit. Jtc c . MINUTE MAID 'lOD 'Y< PURE III'ANC.AKI MIX f'--"~~ PISCHKE-FULLY COOlED SMOKED LAUND.~Y. DETERGENT PANCAKE SYRUP ••••••••••• 24· 01 . aot. - aoo.'$ ) • GOLOEN GRIDDLE ' , __.. 68¢ ... Plcg.~ ·• 88C BUnER FLAY. GRANULES~·~·: • • • • • • ! a. HU NT'S KETCHUP •• R 2·ct. ~ BUTTER BUDS • CHOLESTERC)L FREE For REG ULA R TAMPONS •• SUPER • • •• 28-ct. P.g. - CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP • CORN MUfFIN • PIZZA CIUST • DONUl PU" . es lb. ' Poueh Mi*crs 6 to 6 .5-o•. Pt.g. s '$] PLA YTE X • NON-DEODORANT SJ 08 •' ~ RED SALMON ........ 15.5-a..c.. 9-o:r. Ae ro1o l Can ~~CO~MICK CHILl SE4 50NING 33c 1 . 58 MAZOLA NO-STICK SPRAY. ..... 88( HOT CEREAL •••••••• 21 ·••· a., · Ca n BU NJ BL E BE E C PIE CRUST MIX .. ........ ...... n .••. ••• ' · DAWN FRESH 18( SIB·••· Pkg. s·se COCOA WHEATS BUSH SNO-FLOSS PILLSBUR Y . SOUR CRE_AM ARMO UR • . Seal tat MUSHROOM~ •• • VEG-ALL 7-8C ' ,DILL PICKLES •••••' ••• ~~uort Jar - . PILLSBURY GRAVY MIXES THOROFARE • KOSHER or POLISH $118 SM UCK EO ' S 3 KIDN EY BEANS ••••• •l -lb. Can Far 2 $ •• ,.4-ai. Can Far 2 $] , VI ENNA S AUSAGE 5-ar. Can For 3 $] HO"( CHILl BE AN S ts-ar. Can For 3 $] MIXED VEGETABLES •• c!~· For 3 $1 DICED TOMATOES •• t.lb. Can Far 2 89¢ FRESHLIKE PE AS... ..... Far 4 88¢ STEAK SAUCE •• 5.75-Dl. Can . Far I s 1st CUTS - 1 %"THICK Avg. 8-oz • . op-Rou.nd· London Broil Rams WHOLE 14 to 17-lb. STOK ELY VERY TENDER Semi-Boneless. Peanut Butter Biseuits THOROFARE"Deluxe" BEEF U.S.D.A. CHOICE FULLY COOKED SMOKED THOROFARE Lite Fluff PLAIN, MEAT or MUSHROOM Remember Calendar MONDAY GALUA Co. P omona· Grange, B p.m . ; a t Rodney Grange hall with installation of officers. Potluck . REVIVAL Oct. 6-11 Va lley Church, Porter: with Rev. Miles Trout; special singing nightly; public welcome. 7.:3ll p.m. GRACE Guild of Grace UM Church potluck a t 6:15 p.m,; at home of Harriet Thomas , Halliday Heights. BIDWELL PTO 7: 30 p.m . in school cafeteria . Meet the employees night, followed by pie social. All welcome. F RENCH COWNY Chapter DAR, Monday, I :30 a t the home of Mrs. Ralph Burner. ' Bonanza of Bands enjoyable .. RIO GRANDE - June 7 was the wedding date of Janette Crabtre,e of Minford, Ohio and Ge<frge Thompson of Cheshire. • Held in Rio Grande in the 'back yard-garden of Ruth, Grace, and Ida Thomas, tbe event was officiated by Rev. Charles Lusher. A graduate:of Minford' High School and Rio G•ande College, the bride is the daughter of Everett and Wani:la Crabtree of Lucasville. The groom, a graduate of Ky~er Creek High man; ' -· ' Katie 's Korner . ,. f!AC begins . ·children 's classes on Tuesdp.y GALUPOUS - Two series of classes a re scheduled to begin this week at Riverby, the home of the French Art Colony in Gallipolis, . designed pa rticularly for childfen, and taught by ljarbara Braden. The Tuesday classes will be in Mixed Media an<,! the Thursday classes in ' Three Dimensional Design . The eight week course in Mixed Media is for children, ages 7, Band 9 yea rs. It will be taught each Tuesday afternoon from 4 p.m. until 5 p.m, at Riverby by Miss Braden. The Thursday afternoon classes, a lso for an eight week period, taught from 4 p.m. Wltil5:30 p.m., will be on Three Dimensional Design, for 9, 10 a nd 11 year old children . The cost for e ith!lr course is $16 for the eight weeks. Miss Braden is an art teacher in the Washington Elementary School, grades one through six. She is orig inally from Cincinnati. She attended the University of Cincinna t~ the St. Louis Christian College in F lorissa nt, Missouri, and holds her · . Bachelor of Arta in Art Education • degree from Eastern Kentucky University, Ricmond, Kentucky, graduating in 1917. She is certified to teach Kindergarten throu gh the 12th grade. She has lleen'-on t he staff .at Washington School since 1978, teaching previously in Harlan, Kentucky, following her graduation. · Anyone interested in registering their children for either the Tuesday class in Mixed Media or the Thursday class in Three Dinnensional Design, should contact Janet Byers at 446-1903, immediately. These ~lasses are being made available by the French Art Colony to the com- • · munity, and a re partially fll"ded through a grapt from the 648 Board. ' Garden scene of vows :of Crabtr~~' Thompson llilfll YOu• CMIU.OUT GALUPOUS - Roy Mooney and Lenora Blazer Moon ey were married in Gallipolis on Oct. 2, 1920. They have six children , Melvin Mooney and Maxine Campbell of Gallipolis Rt.; Ernestine TOdd,•Opal Smith and Inez Miller of Columbus and Emma Barbian of Dayton. lhey have 22 grandchildren and 33 greatgrandchildren. They will celebrate their 60th a nniversary on Sunday, Oct. 5, with an open house from 2 until 4 p.m. at their home on the Bulaville Rd. with their ,~laughter as hostess. • 84-TheSWJdayTimes-Sentinel, Sunday, Oct. 5, I!Jiio · . . , . lb. . . . " .,Pkg• . , GALUPOUS. ·- Mr. and Mrs~ . Thomas M. Kessel , 5+7 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis, are annoWJcing the e ngagement and. approll,ching · marriage · of~ their daughter, i biana Lynn, to Eddie A. Sanders, son of ' Mr. and Mrs , Carl R. Sanders, 1106 ' Teodora Avenue, Gallipolis. " The bride-elect is a 1977 graduate · of Gallia Academy High School and ' is employed by J ackson ProductiOh Credit Association of Gallipolis. Her · fiance, a 1975 graduate of Gallia • Academy High School, is employed ' · ·by Crown City Mining Company, : CrownCity. · · "' The open church wedding wiU be ' an event of Novem ber 30 a t 2:30p.m. ' at the First Church of GJd ~ -' · Ga llipolis. A reception will be held the basement of the church followtns ; the ceremony. • In·; " �c·art'lcss, lwwevt'r, w1thd1Ures youd1.shkc. u ::o U uly 23-Aug. Z21 Unles.~ you 'rl' iibl~ l• distrn)(utsh tod.a} betwe~n a calculatl'd risk. 11 1 <1 sheer ~ambit.:, you um~· suffer a loss. Ell'rc, --~· ·yj1ur bt.o!it judt:mem . . VIRGO (Au~. n-.{h: pt. tzt Be ·careful lild11:• ttUJT p rel'lmc~i\·ed alcas d()n't jeopardize you1 l'l'IUitunshLp with pals. TtlPy' re ~IJllu behavt: ju!lt lh t• O)lj}ll~ltt' f tO Ill what )'IIU !'X j)(>CI Store HouJS: Mon.-Sal 8 am-10 pm Sunday 10 am-10 pm . 298 SECOND ST• POMEROY, 0. ' ROBIN MARIE Rider, left, Junior . nursing student at the Holzer Medical Center School of Nursing In GalUi>olis, receives the 1980 Mary Scully ·~homas Scholarship award from Homer B. Thomas, M.D. Prices Effective Through Saturday, Oct. 11, 1980 ~ •. Student ' _H~D recezves scholarship '" GALUPOUS --:- Robin Marie Rider, a Junior at the Holzer Medical Center School of Nursing in Gallipo~is the 1980 recipient of the Mary "Scully Thomas Scholarship. This award was presented to Ms. Rider by Homer B. THomas, M.D., of Gallipolis, in memory of the late Mary S. Thomas who was a registered nurse. The $500 scholarship · was inaugurated by Dr. Thomas in 1974 for the purpose of honoring an ex- ' ceptional Holzer Medical Center School of Nursing student. Criteria for the award includes achievement in academic studies as well as the need of the student for tuitional assistance. ' Ms . Rider is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Donald Rider of Port.mouth. She has attained· the required criteria standard in her academic and clinical performance during her 13 months as a student in the hospital 's School of Nursing. She , is the · secretary of the school's Student CounciL Former recipients of the Mary S. Thomas Scholarship have been pamela Sue Heading of Wellston in 1974 and 1975; Sharon Marie Wollum . from Patriot in 1976; Debra Ruth Wilkinson of Peebles, Oh . .in 1977, and Grace Alice Burnheimer of Minford in 1978. Anyone wj.shing to make a cont(ibution to the Mary Scully Thomas Scholarship Fund at the Holzer Medical Center may do so by sending his check to the hospitaL All donations to this fund ~re tax deductible. USDA CHOICE $ 49 ' Chuck Steak •••••••••• • LB. . USDA CHOICE BONELESS . 4 89e •"uPER MARKET-OPEN DAILY & SUN. 9 to 9:30 p.m THOMPSON • WHITE SEEDLESS ·- -- 10· LB. BAG 79e PER , PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, OCT. 11TH, 1980 POUND • ro'·.,j ROYAL CREST 't BUITERMILK 39 . USDA CHOICE ' . Half Gallon . COTTAGE CHICKEN CHEESE Thighs ................. ~ Sf19 GRADE A . " .Whole Fryers ...... ~; :;.: .,39 ..... :. CHUCK STEAK Social Calendar SUNDAY GOSPEL GROUP .to sing at Church of Christ in Christian Union, Pearl St., Middleport, 7:30p.m. Sunday. Singers are The Ministers of Love; public invited. HOMECOMING at Hemlock Grove Christian Church Sunday, Morning worship 9:30a.m. ; basket dinner at 12:30 in church basement Afternoon program at 2 p.m. fealur .. "ing Harvest Trio from Belpr·e. MONDAY . Mil:>DLEPORT Garden Club, 7:30 Monday evening at the home of Mrs . • M. J. Fry, Cheshire. TASTEE TREAT L-8. ,' :::: ..:.:.·< ,·,·,·· ·'·'· BOLOGNA 99~ LB. :.- t CHICKEN BREAST :: : WILSON'S SLICED .,09 $}7J 8 oz. Ctn. SAUSAGE ", ' LANDMA~K :: :>::: GUNNOE'S PORK LOINS .::· USDA CHOICE YOGURT . :·:·.· : :.-··· BROUGHTON'S i SLICED QUARTER :: ,', 20 CT. PKG. ~ i :'' ' "' '<:,: ,: :,: ,·:, : , ,..; ,., ,,,,,,,,_,,,,,,,.,,,,,;;:c, ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . , .,., .,.~:::"~ ;.,.:.,:.: ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,""'''''.,,,,, .,,, <.... LB. 24 oz. Ctn. WIENERS •.):.: 'S 169 19• $ VALlEY BELL '• CHUCK-ROAST BEEF RIB STEAKS ~ ' SLAB BACdN LB. LB. $119 !::::,~C~O~U~N::.TRY STYLE ··2·~ · SPARE RIBS' '1- ~~ :BEEF CUBE S Exhibit for the month of October - Two panel groupings from the French Cultural Services 'in New York, 34 panels on Cheeses and Wines. 23 panels on Man and the Traditional Crafts. .Gallery Hours: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10 a.m. until 3 p,m.; I p.m. until5 p.m. Oct. 7 4 p.m.-5 p.m. - Classes for children in Mixed Media. For 7, 8, and 9 year olds. Eight week course, each Tuesday until Nov. 25. Instructor: Barbara Braden. ' Cost: $16, Call Janet Byers 1446-1903 to register. .Oct. 9, 4 p.m.-5:30p.m: - Classes for children in 3 Dimensional Design. For 9, 10 and 11 years olds. . Eight week' course, each Thursday until November Tl. Instructor: Barbara Braden. Cost $16. Call Janet Byers at44G-1903 to register. Oct. 14, 7 p.m.-a p.m. - Classes begin in Danceaerobics. Tuesdays and Thursdays for 12 sessions. lristructor: Carol Sue Doeffinger, Cost: $24 for members of the French Art Colony, $30 for non-members. Call Janet Byers at · 446-1903 to register. PHONE 446-9593 . VINE ST~EET, GALLIPOLIS, OHIO GRAPES - ( 4-LB. · BAG 3-LB. · BAG ~ .. ... Ground Beef.......~~-·· Breasts.~ .............. ~B~. .,.9 APPLES WttiTE · POTATOES- s 29 ORANGES Chuck Roast ...... ~~ .. CHICKEft DRUMSTICKS OR HEAD49~· CALIFORNIA $ 79 -. LEITUCE . RED DELICIOUS . U. S. No. 1 - c MUSSELMAN VALLEY BELL FESTIVAL - Apple Sauce I 16.5 oz. can ICE CREAM ·COKE, TAB or SP.RITE. 39~ FLAVORITE Margarine.......... .i~·. · I $1 LIBBY'S Pumpkin........~~. . JIF · ROYAL CREST • . . *fill. ' COUPON I MAXWELL HOUSE . Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only At Powel.l's Offer Expires Oct. 11, 1980 ;; :M.~ ;;; ,.: ;;;;::;;~~ 25 LB•. BAG $349 Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only At.Powell's Offer Expires Oc.t. 1 1980 . - CAMPBELL'S 84 ·TOMATO SOUP 10;75 oz. . j$ 5 oz. Limit 1 Per Customer .. Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires Oct. 11, 1980 i! .. !~ ~:.~~~~~-!! . 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Sat., Oct. 11, 1980 • �.' !'·• .. ~-The Sunday Times..SCnlinel, Sunday, > Oct. 5, 1980 l!'tJ~S ~~JJ~tlt~tl . ~~~--~~~----m-y--Br-a-df-or_d_,_P_wn_e-ro_y_;_T_a_mm__y____A_~--p-11-.on--~-r-~--.~--up-le--wa--s · POMEROY - Kathy Ann Adkins, daughter of Mr..'and Mrs,,}landall H. Adkins, Syracuse,, .and Brian Timothy Halstead, son of .Mr: and Mrs .. Sam Halstead, New Haven, were married at 6:30p.m. on Aug. 1 at the New Haven United Methodist Church. the Rev. John R. C;lmpbell performed the double ring ceremony. Mrs. Dan (Harriet) Rizer was ·organis~. Mrs. Kathy Johnson, pianist, and · Miss Janis carnahan, so joist, for the pre-nuptial music. Decorations featured an archway · with dove and d~i,sy accent flanked by candelabra. Blue bows marked the family pew~. Given in marriage by her parents and escorted to the altar by her father, the bridri.wore a formal gown which flowed intq.a chapel train. The gown was fashioned with long sheer sleeves and a high Qeckline of sheer accented with lace trim. The A-line skirt with lace- motifs ieature~ five rows of scalloped lace ruffling. The bride wore a bouffant veil of illusion edged in lace and carried a bouquet of·blue and white daisies with blue streamers lied in lover's knots. · Mrs. Kevin (Debbie) Scott, New · Haven, served as matron of honor, and the other attendants were Tam- Adkins, Syracuse; and Becky held in Scott Hall immediately Adkins, sister of ·the bride. Th.ey following .the wedding. · AssiSting wore bl~e lace dresses with short · with the serving were Mrs. .l'/ancy over jackets d carried white car- DUcher and Mrs. Lee Codner. nations · with white streamers·. • ' Guests were registered by Jo Ann. Kevin Scott of New Haven was the and Tammy Adkins. best man, and the ushers were Tony For a wedding trip to Myrtle Adkins/. brother of t)le bride, Beach, S. C.,.the bride chl!nged into Syracuse; "Robert Adams III, Fair- a floral di"ess. Mr. aoo Mrs .• fl)x, Va., and Brent . Halstead, Halstead now reside at Route 2, Louisville, Ky., a junior usher. · Letart, W.Va. Mrs. Adkins wore a long-sleeved ·Ttie bride is a gl'aduate of floor-length gown in blue .with a Southern High School, class of 1979. white carnation ~rsage tipped in Mr. .Halstead graduated from blue. Mrs. Halstead was in a Wahama High School in 1978 amt is turquoise gown and had a wl)lte caremployed in the advertising depart· nation corsage. ment of The Dai_!y Sentinel. liyGE()RGESTRODE APSporta Writer . COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Sophomore quarterback 'rom Ramsey e!J&ineerd lltlJ.ranked UCLA on two ~uarter scoring drives Sattirday, leading the Bnuns to a 17.0_upset of ,secnnd-rated Ohio Stale in a non-conference college football game. · The Bf!!ins llauded Ohio State Coach Earle Bf\lce his ftrat loss m 15 regular-season games as Woody Hayes' replacement. A regional television audience and 88,084 fans, Ohio Stadium's .74th straight sellout crilwd, looked on. . . • Art Schlichter, Ohio State's heralded junior quar· terliack, suffered a concussion midway through the - . - LE ~ - . . CHRYSLER'S ~~ :. K CARIK DAYS SWEEPSTAKES· D. , Lucky Kmort ShoPPE-rs can win either o Dodge Arl6s or .oPtymout" Reliant. \lo nurchose necessary. Licensed drivers 18 vrs. of age or older only, .,..,..w- o1 11. -=~- C~~ryM~or ......... Yollll... tt, - · eor,. - ''*" _,111 ...,...... .,. ...,. Gallia Academy tops Logan .22-13 for first league win · K/f#CJ()()(J CAl C\IUIIot GALUPOUS - Gallia Academy High School's defense bent a little here Friday night, but it did not break. The res)llt was a stunning 22-13 cwne-from-behind upset victory over previously undefeated and . league-leading Logan before a good· sized crowd orl'Memortal Field. TheG~llipohsvtctoryw:as: ·. - Ftrst o~ the year m Southeastern Ohio League play. ·r - P'irst grid decision over a Log;. 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ROAD, GALLIPOLIS '' . .Tornadoes forced to _walk plank by un_b eaten· Pir~~;tes runs. . 39 3$ 0 ' . By LANCE OUVER POMEROY.- Ah, yes, it was the perfect homecoming: a crisp autumn night, ~ queen coronation · and a resounding 31 tp 0 victory! The Meigs Marauders capped their 19110 bomecomlng by downlng the Wellston Golden Rockets. Four toUchdowns by jUnior running back Roger Kovalchik and a 31-yard field goal by,Chriil Judge combined with a stiff Marauder defense to dominate the Golden Rockets. "It feels good," exclaimed Gary . Nakamoto afterwards. "That's all 1' The 200-pound-pluil there iS to junior played an outsta~g game both in opening holes on the 'of· fensive line and crushing Wellston runner!! on defense. · "We've improved 100 percent since our first game against Belpre," said junior lineman Mike Edwards. "It'll lle a dogfight next week against Ironton, though." The next two weeks should decide Meigs' fate in the SEOAL thiS y~rir. • The Marauders face Ironton·away Friday, then host Jackson on October 17. Ironton and J acksorl are league co-leaders with ~I records. More good news for Meigs came Friday night as Gallla Academy downed unbeaten Logan to drop the Chieftains into a. tie. for third place with the Marauders at 2-1-0. Rocket players, Walter Osborne, (66) and Greg Kelly ASHLEY STOPPED - Meigs quarterback Bob Mq made it look easy Friday (64). Ashley engineered the Marauders to a big 31.0 Ashley is stopped after a good gain by two Golden night. romp over Wellston. On Its second possession, Meigs took the ball on the Weilston 48 and moved to the one yard line with a pass and four On the next play, Kov8ichik racked up hiS ftrat touchdown by following tlie blocking ' nf Richl!rd Dean Into the end zOn.e . The Marauders lined up to attempt a one-point kick con:verslon. The hold was bobbled, however, and the bounced loose. It was picked up The first hair statistics were dead mark. by Chris Judge who scrambled back· RACINE-TheNorthGallla Pirates even in a !moot every respect, but the The remainder of the half wards. Alertly, Jeff Wayland had sailed by Southern's Tornadoes 32-U pirates had 'what counted; 12 points , sprinted·into the end zone and Judge developed into a very tough defenhere Friday evening in SVAC action on the scoreboard . sive battle with both clubs working lofted a picture-perfe<;t pass into before a large hometown crowd. As the ~ond half got underway dillingently to gain small amounts of Wayland's hands for two points inThe Pirates rema1ned undefeated another defensive battle developed, yardage. After several changes of with a perfect 6-0 slste overall, 2-U in stead of one: but North Gallia put its offense back possession Southern was forced to -,---Wellston threatened in the second SVAC plar. The Pirates are ranked in the groove and scored on a seven quarter after WHS recovered a fwn- 7th in the State class 'A' In the UPI punt. . _ yard run by poll. Southern owns a i4 mark, thiS Mome~ts later, ~ Gallia bled punt return by Kovalchik. The quarterback Don Shupe. The PAT quickly marched the II down field Golden Rockets were stopped at the being the first league con~t. run failed and NG led 111-0. · ·cker play 19 yard line and Meigs started Its . Preceeding the SVAC bout, to s~re on a 29 yard fl By this tirpe North Gailla had el!Slest drive of the game. After an Southern's cheerleaders, football from Shupeoto-Greg Deel with only really untracked its offense and 24 seconds remaining in the half. -players, and managers were Incomplete pass on first down, the scored twice in the fourth l)uarter. Bruce Shriver of N.G. lett' the game holiored for ·Parents night with each ball waa banded to fullback Jerry The first score came on a halfback family being recognized iq· , with rib injuries at this time with the Fl~ who saw action on offense for ' continue<! on C-2 score 12-0 following a void.PAT. tlie first time Iince his Injury In the divldually. I As the grid action got under way ftnlt The 2lil-pound senior ran for40 yiinla11efme a-wellston player -.- With a-lill1g;-Southern maneuvered Alabama rips UK for 25th in row could run him down. down field from the opening klck.off • BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) tn a sure footed marmer, but fell Kovalcblk . gained seven on the striking for three touchdowris within next play to· move the ball to the short to stop its momentwn. The Freslunanl.innie Patrick set up two ·a span of 2:20 early in the finalquarWell8ton 27. . Tornadoes, facing a third and long . touchdowns with nms of 60 and 311 te~. · situation, were Involved in a con- yards as top-ranked Alabama Kovalchik went up the middle on Bryant, , a coaching legend wbo the next play behind a:cellent troversial bang·bang paas play that SII)88hed Kentucky 4r>-O Saturday, was ·raised on a f11rm in Arkansas, blocldllg and 'thai added same im- . resUlted tn a penalty. enabling Coach Paul "Bear'' Bryant lifted his career refOrd tq 300-77·18. . After a Squthem pwit North Gallia to become only the third coach in pl't!llllive open fteld nDIIIinl on hiS Thetriwnph lefthimhimqnly 14vicown u be eluded Wellston defenders took .ovl!r from its own 49 yard line college history to Win 300 games. torie5 aw•y from the all-time record to score. scoring four plays later on a 311 yatd The Tide, rolling to its 25th conheld by Amos Alonzo Stagg. · . The four-play drive covered 81 Don Sbupe-~Kelth Payne TD pass. sec'utive victory, struggled The o~y other coach to Win more yards. Bob Alhley ran the two polnChArlie Luckadoo's PAT attempt throughout a .sluggish first half blit than 300 games was Glen "Pup" failed and NG led 6-0 at the 2:57 turned the game into rout by Warner1who had 3!3. ColitinuedonC-3 · - say: "Coofprool" 2% MILK Gallon Plastic '7 Storage Cabinet Handy organizer. 30 see·thru drawers. yard strike.(9:49 left in the half) to give the Blue Devils a 6-0 advantage. The march began with 5:58 left in the first period. Kev Isaacs' attempt from placement was low. It was the first passing touchdown permitted by tbe Logan defense in 27 quarters of play over the past two years. Chiefs Bounce Back COach Dave Snipes' crew didn't waste any time evening things up. The Chieftains, hehin'd QB Mike Continued oh C-2 · . ' One Size Fits S·M·L .,place and into a three-way lie for fifth in loop play. And the important win gave Gallipolis a 2!>-21-1 series advantage over Logan, dating back to the 1931 campaign. Mter a scoreless -· .first period, Gallipolis drew initial blood with a time-consuming 96-yard, IS-play drive. GAHS Quarterback BOb Foster hit Tight End Todd Nibert with an 11· Meigs blanks Wellston 31-0 • ·In .annu)ll h~mecoming tilt ' ~mpariaJI c Silnday, Oct. 5, 1980 CI'IOIT Cut !.Ill .• , F~R three times. ·Once the Buckeyes fell17 points :behind, Bruce had Schlichter go to the shotgun formation with little success. Before he was hurt, Schlichter either was sacked · or threw incomp!etlons on four straight plays. · UCLA defensive tackie Mike Barbee sacked him at · . the Bucketyes' 27, forcimg Schlichter from the game. However, his five completions established ·an Ohio State passing mark. His performance gave him 223 career completions. The old record was 220 by Doll Unverferth lrom 1963 to 1965. Ramsey, meanwhile, completed 8 of 11 passes foe 92 yards and one touchdown, He also carried the ball six times · · ·n-r~OTHE NEW CHRYSLER CORPORATION . ' SUPERIOR Norm Jo!mso~ booted .a 27:yard field goal with 50 seconds Mt in the first quarter. The Bruins made that stan!! up through halftime before they,.broke loose in the third period. Ohio State, suffering .its first shutout • in 28 games, threatened only once in the firSt half. The Bruins stopped that drive when .strong safety Tom Sullivan intercepted a Schlichter pass in the UCLA end zone. The Buckeyes had driven from their: own 22 to the . Bruins'· ~yard line after Johnson's field goal. . . · While UCLA'S offense was controlling the ball in t)le third quarte~. !Jle Bruins defense was shutting down Ohio State's usually potent attack. The Buckeyes pun. ted all three times they had the ball in the quarter, fUll· ning only 10 plays from scrimmage and punting all foUrth quarter and was replacrid by· Bob Atha.T!le Bruins made Ufe miserable for Schlichter, permitting him only five completions in 1.2 attempts for 59 yards and holding him t~ no yards in 13 rushes . UCLA also lost its defensive star, All-American safety Ken Easley, in the closing mlnufes. Easley was ejected for throwing a punch. UCLA, boosting its record to w, roUed 56 yards in nine plays and 65 yards in 11 plays to clinch the victory and hand the Buckeyes their firSt loss in fiv~ games this season. Ratnsey paSsed 11 yards to Jojo Townsell for the first touchdown. T~ilback Freeman McNeil darted 1 yard for.the other UCLA touchdown. Win a frqnt wheel drive K car from more K da s SUN., MON ..·s Ohio State Buckeyes ups.~t, 17-0 • the second haU. The sopbomore Junior Harry OUver booted four piled up 25t yards 1111ilq, lila third field goala and tailback Phil Carter straicht fiiUlll! ovet 100 yards, and ran for the giHihead score Saturday • one yard lily of the Motre Daqle as seventh-ranked Notre, Dame record held by Vaps Ferguson. He raced 63 yards to set up reaerve nillled to beat Michigan State ~21 tailback Jtm Stone'al-yard scorln& collele football. ·carter sparked an Irish gnllllld at- plunp late In the pme after that wore down ~ Spartans In Mlchlpn State came within a point of tying the score. · · . . EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) - ., woe. a ' I ,I '· �-.,-. . -· · C-3-Tbe Sunday Time&Sentlnel, sundiiy, Oct. $, 19eO C·2- The Sunday Times-sentinel, Sunday, Oct. 5, (. Tornadoes. Gallia . .. Continued from C. I pass fro~ Keith Payne to Scott Howell in the end zone thatcever,e<) 15 yards. .Charlie Luckadoo's Pat run was successful and North.Gallia led 26-0 atthis point. _ Don Shupe ~ pped the scoring on a two yard run by Shupe with 2:52 lefl The · PAT failed but North Gallia -claimed the victory to remain unde.f~ted . .. . . Charlie Luckadoo led rilshiilg with 94 yards in 17 &arries,while Keith Payne had 75 on 17 carries. Robin Fortune led lhe Tornadoes with 32 yards on 9tries. · Don Shupe passed six times for 99 yards while Southern's Dale Teaford was 6 for 15 compiling 136 yards. Southern's Scott Nease led in the receiving department with 89 yards on three receptions; Keith Payne . gained 43 on three attempts. Defensively Scott Howell had 15 tackles and ma_n Queen . had 9. Teaford had 14 for the Tornadoes. . 2'ontinued from Q.l Stewart, FB Roger Tliompson and HB Kelly Adams, marched 58 yards ill 11 pla>);:to knot the count at !Hi. Thompson smashed over from the four with 6:20 left in the half. Mark' Grove's kick wa~ wide. . After holding GAHS on a fourth and one situation late in the half, the Chiefs came roaring back to take a 13-6 ildvimtage, A !~play, ~yard march was capped by Ada,ms's fiveyard scamper with :37 showing on ~ clock. Groves' kick- split the uprights. · · ·' ;After an exchange of punts in the tlllrd period, Logan had a 14-play, 45y~rd drive fizzle on the Blue (}evils 2$. With 2: 42leftin the stanza, GAllS ~gan a 74-yard march toward , prorilise land. Bob Marchi's 26-yard gallop kept the drive alive on a third a~diOsituation. •Hard-running tailback Mike Hem· pj!!ll reduced Logan's lead to one, 131#, with a nine-yard tally at the 10 :41 mark in the final canto. · :Foster, after a fake handoff to ~mphill, waltzed into the end-zone ..--~th the tw<>-point -conversion. That PfOved to be the game's winning ~ints. ' !· Saunders Stops Dri¥e ;Logan's last scoring threat ended "fl the GAHS 37 with 7:08left to play when Aaron Saunders, Gallia's s~phomore safety, intercepted a. 5}ewart pass and returned it 10 yar· ds upfield. :After another punt exchange, (iallipolis put the game out of reach a seven-play, 46 yard scoring <k-ive. :sob Marchi's 22-yard scamper to tfie Logan four set up the game's fiilal.score. Hemphill smashed over from the four with. 1:37 left. Foster ·ran the twc:;.point conversion. Gallipolis had the ball on Logan's 21 when the game ended. Thompson paced Logan's attack with 109 yards in 24trips. . "Asuper team effort. " That's how Coach Trent described the GAHS victory after the game. · Offense Comes AUve "Our offense played excellent all night. We were able to move the ball on the ground. W.e were down at half· time, rn.a"'inly _because our defense didn't play the way they afe capable of playing. "We came back after the half and played probably the best defensive football sincel've been here. (Logan was limited to 71 total yards in 35 plays in the second half). · "Hemphill ran well, (31·147) \lnd Foster had a good night running (12· 62) and punting, (4-165-4!.6). His ball handling was e>Ccellent. Marchi did a good job on offense for us tonight (561), We didn't let down. "I told the boys before the game to relax, go out and play their game. It was a key victory for us. I think we can go on now and have a good·foot· ,ball season," Trent concluded. Friday, GAllS will host Waverly in the Blue Devils' annual homecoming game. Logan travels to Wellston. Here are the game's statistics : _,th ••• • TI'!IUTI StHtistics : Time o( paasesslon g. 25: 2L .NG-22 : 36 First Down·s, S-6 .. NG IS ..... Yards Rushing· I~ for southern 'JZ1 for NG .... Passing, &-136 .. NG-99.. Totab .&-151 NG334 .. ... PaSMs Atternp~ Sffor IS ...NG-6 for IG. Fumbles ,s-.21~1% NG 2lmt I Penaltie5-S-4 for 30 yards ..... NG 1for 5 punU Southem 5 for» avg . North Galli& t for Foster slams 25th, Reds edge Atlanta CINCINNATI (AP) - · George Foster blasted his 25th home run , and ·Frank Pastore became the win· ningest Cincinnati pitcher this season as the Reds defeated the Atlanta Braves 3-2 Saturday. The Reds have now defeated the Braves in 15 of 17 games this season. Cincinnati scored three runs in the third inning. Dave Collins walked and stole second, his 79th steal of the season. He took third on catcher Bruce Benedict's throwing error and scored on Ken Griffey's sacrifice fly. Ron Oester walked, and Foster slammed a \we:;. run homer. POINT. PLEASANT NCAA LINEUP There are 486 NCAA varsity football teams, divided into four categories - 11\ , I·AA, Division 11 and Division 111. WORK CLOTHES. SETS BY ' } • BY THE SET . 19901 · 8 ) Sha~et-Soil $1800 . 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Continued from c-1 6-60 .PIG CREEP FEEDERS Grid standings SMIDLEY FEEDERS TEA~ Ironton Jackson Logan Meigs Gallipolis 1 2 Wellston 1 2 Waverly 1 2 Athens 0 3 TOTALS 11 11 Friday's results: Gallipolis 22 Logan 13 Ironton 41 Athens 14 Jackson 41 Waverly 6 Meigs 31 Wellston 0 1 90 1 65 0 51 0 43 0 24 0 14 0 37 0 20 2 344- 27 15 22 TWO CREEP FEEDERS - THREE - 12 HOLE TWO- 6 HOLE FIVE - 4 HOLE . 15%'· OFF ON ALL Tingley Boots 2 MINERAL &SALT FEEDERS 1 - MINERAL. FEEDER 10% FF ON ALL Combietic 100 ML Roach • Ant Spray Tramisol. 500 MG Cattle • Wormer ObletS TPZ Wormer Pellets · Ferre-Treat .- Iron for Pigs . 2% EXTRA OFF IF BOUGHT JN CASE LOTS. 10% OFF O,N ALL International Fencers . In Stock < 6 42 62 83 87 344 NOW BOOKING FALL_FERTILIZER· AT 5% OFF THi?REGULAit PRICE, TILL .JANUARY 18 • ills Rt. 554 in Bidwell '' \ • . '. ' . and heard . e advertising about Allstate Homeowners insurance. AnQ. now , it's available here, at our agency. 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Even the injured · Ashley was in good spirits despite'· his knee on Ice. "It's sore but It's alrlght," he said. '"We won and that's all that counts." "We ihink It's just a mild strain," ·Chancey said of his star qual'ter)lack's knee. "It shouldn't be any prbblem, but we'D have to walt and ,; TWO - 12 HOLE FOUR - 16 HOLE p OP MIDWEST • Notre Dame 26, Michigan St. 21 UCLA 17, OhioStateO SOU111WEST The, final Marauder score came with 7:44 ·remaining in the game when a Meigs drive stalled on the 14 yard line. Head Coach Charles Chancey called timeout and then sent Chris Judge in to attempt a 31· yard field goal. Judge's kick w~s LIFETIME HOG FEEDERS T W Clemson 13, Virginia Tech 10 Louisiana St. 24, Florida 7 Wake Forest 'tl, William x Mary 7 ·I-6 . . Meigs led 22 to 0 at halftime . In the third quarter, Ashley was forced to scramble with the ball on an intended pass play on third d()wn. He came up from the tackle limping. The junior quarterback, unable to punt on fourth down, left the game and Kovalchik came in to punt. Kovalchik sent a 5~yard effort to the Wellston one yard line. The Golden Rock.ets came out firing and .~ to the Meigs 15 yard line onYSn yard,run, a 42 yard pass and a 36 yard reverse. Brian Swarul ended Wellston's best drive · of the game when he picked off. a pass and returned it 24 yards as the · third quarter ended. Meigs scored again in three plays when Kovalchik crashed through the Wellston defense and ran for a 71· yard touchdown romp. The pass for the extra points failed. Meigs led 28 15% OFF. HOG FEEDERS IN STOCK SEOALONLY . W L 2 0 2 0 2 1 2 I SOU111 Appalachlan Sl. 23, Marshall 6 OPEN DAILY 10.9 se&SOII. NOW THRU OCT. 15 . TEAM EAST CoMecticut 24. ColgKte 21 Plttsl}urgh 38, Maryland 9 Tufts 14; Bowdoin 10 412 Second Ave., Gallipolis- 446·4372 true.' ALL GAMES W L T P OP I ron ton 5 0 I 166 64 Logan 5 1 0 88 40 Jackson 4 1 I 122 53 Gallipolis 4 2 0 71' 55 Wellston 3 3 0 12 105 Meigs 2 4 0 79 109 Pt. Pleasant 2 4 0 60 44 Coal Grove 2 4 0 78 95 Waverly 2 4 0 56 143 Rock Hill o 5 0 28 127 Athens 0 5 0 20 131 Non·S EOAL results: Pt. Pleasant 13 Millon 0 Ceredo-Kenova 32 Rock Hill 7 South Point 21 Coal Grove 0 Allstate can save you 10% on "Good Hands" insurance .for yout new home. CoUege F<t~>tball1eores By 1be Assoclaled Preu WARD'S KEYBOARD ts. Meigs led 16 to 0. Meigs scored again with 25 seconds · remaining in the half as Kovalchik qapped a six-play drive by powering over from the two. Ashley's pass to Jeff Wayland for the extra points was signalled complete by one referee but the umpire .overruled the · call and the points were not allowed. Meigs continued its strategy of ) short, bounding kickoffs by Judge · during the game Friday, a'¥1 Scott Stout· recovered the one following this touchdown. The policy has been successful for Meigs as MHS has recovered a total of six kicks this toO. . off. The usually sure-hanf,led Tigers committed five fumbles, losing two, lvhile Athens also lost two. Little Steve Abdella led both . teams in rushing as he gained. 155 . , yards in 21 carries for Athens while . Bacon led Ironton with 86 yards on 10 · trips. Score by quarters : Ironton · 7 21 13 0-41 Athens o o 6 8-14 Here ,in Gallia County VERTICAL GRAND f.A¥GESTSTADIUM Cleveland's Municipal Stadium has the .largest seating capacity in the American League, 76,713. , -675-2870 WHH BLOWER Meigs.:-. Stop i_n and Register for $SO Gilt Cer· tificate. No purchase necess,ary . Now Taking Orders For October 15th Delivery. Factory Direct Delivery At The Unbelievable $359. a . YOU MUST SEE, HEAR & FEEL THE NEW .- WOOD & COAL STOVE 95 yard scoring pass to Dan West. Burke passe~ to Forrest Mayle.for the two point conversion to close out .the $coring with 3:56 left in the game. lrontonled in first downs 13-11 bUt the surprising Bulldogs led · in rushing 191·188, and in passing 167· 133. Athens completed 10 of 18 aerials with two · intercepted while the Tigers hit eight of 14 with one picked may qualify for Allstate's "New ., KOVALCHIK SCORES - Roger KOV!IlChik, ~. 168 pound junior tailback, ·is on the bottom of a big pileup afte~ scoring one of his four touchdowns Friday night. •FORREST GREEN , •LINCOLN GREEN Pnce of - period Wilcoxen drilled an eight yard scoring .strike to Dennis Bacon and Morris · kicked his fifth placement for a 35-0 lead. Tl)e Bulldogs struck back quickly when Kevin Burke found Forrest Mayle on a dandy 65 yard ,scoring pass against1he Ironton starters. With just four seconds remaining in the third period substitute tailback Mike Smith ran eight yard:t for the final Ironton TO. · Athens then- pushed off on their longest drive. of the contest as they moved 89 yards in 16 plays with half· back Steve Abdella throwing 16 WURLITZER PIANOS MATCHED SETS ' ' . . ATHENS - Defending SEOAL champion Ironton raced to a 2IHl halftime lead ·F{!day night·enroute to a 41·14 victory over the host Alben$ Bulldogs. • The victory keeps Ironton and Jackson tied for the league top spot With 2-0-1 records. . Jimmy Morris got the Tigers rolling on a 19 yard m sprint In the first period with 1!10 rellll!fning. Two minutes later speedy Terry · Royal dashed .66 yards on a punt . return·touchdown. The Tigers' interception of a Kevin Burke pass set up their third TO when Jeff Jackson· brought it .back to til(! Athens 21. Fullback DeMis Bacon rammed . o~er from the three yard line to put Ironton up 21-0. Ironton's Steve Sutton J)ounced on a Bulldog fumble to set up the next score which came on a 30 yard strike from Brent Wilco11en _to Jeff Jackson. This was the first play from scrimmage following the fum· ble recovery. With two minutes gone in the third JUST RECEIVED!! HARDWARE Model 9901-B With Blower Bulldogs remain winless after· .. 41-14 loss to IUS - - • NEW YORK (AP) - Reggie KENT, Ohio (AP) - Tight end Jackson crashed his third home·run Mike Suren recovered a fumble for in as ·many games this month, a ·one touchdown 'and later caught a tiebreaking three,runsnot in the fif. ·: twl}opoiht conversion pass wit.h 29 · th, to power the New York Yankees · seconds remaining to lift Kent 'State to the American League East to a 15-14 Mid-American Conference Division title with a 5-2 victory over college football victory over Ohio the Detroit Tigers in the opener o~ University on Saturday· Saturday's doubleheader. Ohio U. jumped to a 14-0 first-half Jackson's 41st homer of the season lead on touchdowns by Todd Yoho and 410th of his career capped a four-run rally that wiped out a 2·1 . and Sam Shon, but Suren's recovery of a fumble by teairunate Ron Pitt· . • Detroit lead and eliminated the rflan in the third period pulled Kent secpnd·place Baltimore Orioles .. • within seven points. It was the fourth <Jivision title in · J.C. Stafford then caught two key five years for the Yankees, wljp saw passes for 58 yards to set up quar· a 9t·game ~ead in mid-July lfwindle terback Pat Gladfelter's 9-yard to one-half game by late August. scoring strike to Darren Brown. They pulled away again by winning' 21 of 28 In September and their first Michigan has easy · three in October, The Yankees will begin the best· time will, 'Bears' of-five American Leagu.e playoffs on ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP)- Soptr Wednesday irLKansas City against more tailback Lawrence Ricks and the Royals, the teiun they defeated senior fullback Stanley Edwards for the AL pennant in 1976, 1977 and each ran for two touchdowns an~ 1978. Michigan exploded for 21 points in Jackson's homer made a winner of the fourth quar:ter to defeat winless Rudy May, 15-5, ·who scattered six Caltfomia 38-13 in a non-conference hits in seven innings. Loser Roger · college football game Saturday. · Weaver is 3-4 • Charlie Luckadoo led rushing with 94 ya d:i in 17 carries,wtule Keith Payne had 75 on 17 carrie!i. Robin F.ortune led the Tornadoes with 32 yards on 9 tries. ~ Don Sh11pe passed~ times for 99 yards while SOuthern's Dale Teaford was 6 for 15 compiling 136 yards. · tJ _ • Southern's Scott Nease led in the receivlng department with 89 yuds oil three receptions; Keith Payne gained 4J on three attempts. Defehsively Scott HoweU had 15 tackle:s and matt Qut.oen had 9. · Teaford had H for the Tornadoes. 525 MAIN STREET·· · . I !O.a SOUD HIT - North Gallia's Matt Queen (70) makes a solid hit on a Southern ball carrier during Friday's SVAC contest. No'fth . Gallia remained unbeaten with a 32-0 victory. The Pirates.meet Hannan Trace Friday night in a very important league tilt. Jackson ,,aces NY to Eastern crown Kent State slips . past OU, 15-14.~~ .. 4 Pin sighting· System With 14 9 6 SAVE3.92 Our Reg, 18.88 • Arrowcatcnrt•·Target OUr Reg, 8.96 Colllpou~ll Bow Quiver 30 fiber .l ayers lor ·compound . Detachable. Save now .. · - . .'l~R~. Our Reg . 2.88 9.96 Deluxe Archery Sight All metal , easily mounts on bow . - camouflage Knit 'cap Snug Orion "' acrylic. Savings. ' ....,._Til 185 UPPt:R RIVER ROAD, G.ALLIPOLIS • �• . ' . G-5-The Similay Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Oct. 5, 1980 G-4-Th~ Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, ~l. 5, 1980 Eastern TWO POINT CONVERSION - \G'illlipolis' Bobby Foster 116, with • . ball) faked a handoff to Mike Hemplull early in the fourth period, then ·; scampered into the endzone lo put host Gallipolis ahead of Logan , 1<1-13. ; : The . Blue Devils went on to upset the league leaders, 22-13. . ,.;:.Highlanders bomb ..;Wildcats ~ ·s2-0 • PATR!OT - Senior Scott Russell : 'rushed for 162 yards whiie scoring · five touchdowns and two extra poin:J.s here Friday night as the South; western Highl anders bombarded · Hannan. W.Va. 52..0. : · Coa@h Jack James' Hi ghlanders · : snapped a two game losing streak : with 14 points in the first period. 24 in : the second, eight in the thi rd and a · touchdown in the fourth quarter. · • Don Carr opened the scoring with a 63 yard run in the opening stanza. · Russell added the extra points. -: Russell got .his first TD a short :time later on a 94-yard run. A run for :the conversion was slopped. ·: In the second period. Russell went :~ver from the four . .Jay ,Burleson hi t Dale Newberry for the two point con~ i . on an 18 yard run by Joe Potter. The Highlanders collected a total ~~ 3z~ rds. 365 of which came oo 5 By Scoll Wolfe EAST MEIGS . - The Eastern Eagles made homecoming complete · Friday night by posti 0g a 2()..() victory over the Kyger Creek Bobcats here Friday. The victory boosted the Eagles to <1-2 overall, 1-0 · in the · SVAC. Kyger Creek fell to 2-4, ~2 in IJ!e league. The Eagles ·put on a good · per' fonnance for the huge crowd on hand for the game. Ea~tern Coach. Buddy 111oore credited his linemen for turning the key to success. Moore praised his line for doing an outstanding job as it paved the way for. Eastern qual' terback Greg Wigal to open up his passing game · and . maintain a smooth running attack. The Eagles totalled 262 ya rds . The Eastern defense thwarted Kyger's offense hopes, ll'olding them to a meager 73 yards. In pre-game ceremonies the annual homecoming queen · was · crowned. Pebbles Blake escorted by Brett Matthews was crowned the 1980 homecoming queen by last year's queen· Sheila White. This event' capped a whole week of eslivilies that took much hard work and a lot of time to make a success. At the half, the 1960 SVAC champion Eastern Eagle football team was honored and recognized for its past performance. This marked the 20th anniversary for that team. . First Half After a change of possession Kyger Creek was bidding for a first down with a thlrd and short situation in its own territory. Faciqg a definite punting situation the Ellgles went deep while Kyger lined up for the punt. ' The Bobcats, however, tried to pull one out of the hat and went for • the first down on a punt run attempt. Eastern's defensive line rePelled the bid and Eastern took over in great field possession. . Wigal threw a long pass into the hanc\s of Dave Wolfe who ran at a blisterjng pace toward the end zone. ·i\C;:~e Sizemore, Newberry and 24 Steve Forgey picked off inte rceptions. Southwestern 4-2 battles Eastern in anSVAC contest Friday night . By Quarters: Hanna n, W. Va. 0000- 0 s. w. 14 24 8 6- 52 drop·s ~ Bohcats, At ·the one yard liite, Wolfe was .' quiet scortllli wise, ·Eastern's Wigal upended 'the ·ball helplessly in!o the continued to pass with autho•ity endzone. throughout the course of the game to .JohnnY Beaver emerged the hero, keep the running alive. Wigal was 7winning the mad scramble for the 13 for 124 yards when the final buzball and securing an Eastern score zer sounded. Charlie Ritchie, who at 4 : 17 in the initial period. Beaver replaced Wigal late in the game, :acthen followed up with a PAT rece!>- counted for the other· Eagle comUon to up the score to 8-0. The seven- pletion. . play scoring drive look 3:18 to com. Bobcat Bob Waugh ha.d an off plete. night as he went ~10passing. · Davie Durst Jed all rushers with 60 Kyger Creek then took over yardS- in· 14 carries, while Joan foll'owing the kickoff, but Eastern's de!Jese closed its iron curtain, ~ Riebel rushed for 52 yards ih 18 at· ~ly in the ~econd period Wigan , tempts. The brisk October night capped a· seven play drive when he didn't hinder Dave Wolfe, P. G. Rifscaqlpered across the goal line for fe, or Mike Bissell from hauling six. The PAT ruiJ failed. · down Wigal passes as they went four Again Kyger tried to march downfor 56, two for 43, and 2-29 respec- · field, but could advance ony eight lively. · yards. In fact the Bobcats never made a first down the entire first half, grinding out only two the entire ,.::____________ game. The came in the fourth quarter. Both teams went to the locker rooms at the hali with the score 1~. After a s\o~ moving chunk of time in the thlrd period, Eastern again took over and unleashed its offense. The big "Green Machine" shifted in- · to gear and marched 'in for anoth.er score at the 5:18 mark. The score came on a 20 yiird TD pass from Wigal to P. G. Riffe. The runconversion failed, the score 20-0. Although the rest of the game was 20-0 Kevin Parsons led K C. with 32 yancts rushing ori 13 attempts. . Wigal also Jllid a super night on defense wi1h ill tackles and teammate Nictl Leonard had 10. For J(yger Bill Ross .and Mike Shll!!maker had seven apiece. Beaver~ Greg Cote, and Rllcllie each hauled down an interception • • for the victories Eagles. · Slats Rio Redwomen will host tri-match Monday . .' Kyger eastern F irst Downs . 13 'All. Yards Rushing 46· 131 Yards Passing 131 Total Yardage 262 passing Comp. Att. 1riter~eptions 8-14 2 32-73 •o 73 0·12 1 3 4·0 2·1 4·30 5·35 3·32-4 29 . Fumbles Lost Penalties Punts _:__,_-:'-:===::-:::::"""'=::::::=== 1981 AMC SPIRIT '5033° 23 .3 3 Ski club looking for new members GALJ.JPOUS - French City Ski Club officials are searching for new members, a club spokesman said · Saturday. lndividuals in the Meigs{;atltaMason area are invited to joiri the club which is undergoing a reorganization . Individuals interested in joi!IJng the club should contact William Hamilton, PO Box 88, Gallipolis, Ohio 4563.1, or call~ and leave · name and telephone number. pues are $25 a year. Manufacturer's suggested retail price, transportation, options, and sales tax extra. Epa. Est. Mpg Est. Hwy. Use EPA Est. MPG ·for comparison. Your mileage may vary with speed, weather, trip length. 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Lyle and Rick Stahl ser- Deputy Wood at the Meigs County ved as instructors. Sheriff's Office. The Hunters Safety Course is Kathy Sakach, manager; Kim Clingman, Diane Lewis, coach; Robin Haines and Margorie Nelson. Back row - Janet ·Groves, Perri Martin, co-captain ; Judy Weston, Kim Bennedict, Carol Bialkowski and Margie Hammond, assistant coacll. REDWOMEN VOU.EYBALL TEAM - Members the !980 Rio Grande College-Community College Redwomen volleyball team are, first row, left to right: Pam Speck, Clirot Drennen, Margaret Hackett, c.._ captain; and Cindy Buck; se<;on"d row - Rita Keck, 0 The clock showed only .4:03 93 yards with four picked off. WAVERLY - Jackson's " Mr. Rick Conley paced the Tigers with Everyihing," quarterMck. Matt ·remaining in the contest when quarterback Scott Thomas, who had .four 34 yards in 10 carries. Bonzo ran for 137 yards and scored Score by quarters: passes iritercepted, flipped a short all three touchdowns Friday night in 7 14 0 0-21 Jackson Conley that screen pass to Rick leading the,,ronmen to a 21-0 trium000. 6-6 Waverly . carried 42 yards for a Tiger touchph over the Waverly..Tigers. down. A two point conversion run Bonzo entered the contest with failed. eight touchdowns and added three Waverly successfully pulled off an · more on runs of 49, 1, and 43 in the onside kick following the touchdown 'tirst half. POMEROY BOWIJNG LANES got the ball back. . · and Friday's game was almost a nJESDAY miPLJCATE The Tigers then drove to the · STANDINGS repeat of the lrorunen victory over TEAM Jackson 12 yard line before the IronGallipolis last week as they scored Jim'sGulf 28 men defenders halted the · scoring Reuter Brogan 22 early and then staved off two threat. . 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Iii.· In an exciting change of events, , ::,\:in~tat~Y;:.Center Monday, the Redwomen scored the next two · The Redwomen, 3-3 on the year. · points to take the match 1&-14. .began the 1980 campaign with a . October I . pr(lduced another tri- • tliree way match against Capital match involving . Ohlo University and Wrigtit State. Rio, a Division III and \'iittenberg l:oUege. In the first team, faced stiff Division II com- game the Redwomen cruised to an petition and opened the season with · a pair of losses. In the second meet of the season, WAS SHORTSTOP the Redwomen .battled Ohio Mike Heath, catcher for the Wesleyan and Ashland College at Oakland A's, started out in prqfessional baseball as a shortstop. Ohio Wesleyan. Undaunted by their opening loslies, the Redwomen clipped Wesleyan for a pair lf>-7 and 1510: . rn ttie ensuing match against Ashland College, things didn't go quite so easily. Tralling by a score of ~3 , the girls from Rio managed to tie the score at 13 all. 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Wahama White Falcons · Friday l)ight when they erupted ·for a surprisingly $lBSY 31!-0 triumph over the host Winfield Generals and thus pa_ssed their biggest test to date. w·a hama started off slow by fumbling twice and throwing a pass interception in their first two series of plays but Peanut Harris rambled · 64 yards off t~ckle on the White Falcon's third possession for a touchdown with 3:17 remaining in the opening quartet of play. Shawn Fields' two point conversion pass was complete to Larry Gibbs to give the Mason Countians an IHl lead. ·. Followihg-the ensuing kickoff and wur plays by Winfield the locals . mounted a nine olav. 442-yard drive that was capped off by a 12 _yard Larry Gjbbs . The conversion attempt was run across by Shawn F ields giving Wahama a 16-0 advantage with 8:59 to play in the first tialf. · Just 1:25 had ticked off the clock before the Falcons struck again with Shawn Paugh doing the honors at • the 7:34 mark when he picked off a Barry Randolph pass and raced 20 run. yards with the fnterception for six . score at 30-0 'With 5:01 left in the third stanza. points. Shawn Fields' pass to Joey' Lllrry Gibbs completed the Roush forthe points after touchdown s,ooring atthe 11:31 mark of the final made it 24-0 which is how it stood at when he went into the end period the half. zone from six yards out after the '\'he-first bend area score of the locals had gone 31._Yards in seven· plays. The extra points was carried second- half was an . IS-yard pass across by Shawn Fields lo make the from Shawn Fields to Ed Roush to count 311-0. · · final cap a 45-yard, ten play drive. The PAT pass fell incomnlete leaving the Wahama will host Spencer Friday: N. L:anton i!i, M~trlmgton 0 N. Gall i.<~ 32, Racine Southern 0 Oberlin 30, Lorain Broo)t.side D OlentanJ!y 8, ~ew Albany 0 Ot.sejSO 20; l!llmwood 0 0tLHwi:1-Giandorf ~ . l)efiBilL't! I PaMlU:I Holy Name 7, Bedford Chanel 6 Panna Valley Forge 28, Parma 13 Patriot SW $2, ija~n . W. Va . 0 Paudling 33, Perry Zl Perkins . 15, St. Marys 13 Perry 7, Jefferson 6 Perrysburg 28, Anthony Wayne 0 Petersburg Spring. 12, Colwnblana Portsmouth Notre Dame 40, McDennDtt NW 6 Portsmouth W. ·20, 'Pprtsmouth E . 12 Ravenna SE 16, Waterloo l4 · Reedsville Eastern 20, Kyger Creek Revere 27, ~edina Highland 0 Ridgewood 36, Jewett~io 6 Rwtstown Tl. Crestwood 0 Sandusky 32, Marton Harding 6 Shelby 14, Bellevue 10 Smilhville 7, Wa;:aedale 0 all fea1 ur es Yards passing Total ya.r dS Passing t nter~ePtions , Fumbles-lost 8~ ~2 336 5·8 37 5· 17 1 1 3·1 2·0 3·35 -1·2S 7·26.7 55 47 8·90 Penalties·yds. P•.m ts-Avg. Off . Plays . Score by quarters:_ Wahama • 8 16 6 8-38 Winfield o o o ~o Upper Arlingtoo 13, t:ancaster 10 Uppe r Sandusky 24, Bucrrus o Urbana 35. Spring. ShaWl~« 6 UUca 16, Ucking Val: 13 Van Wert H, 'Elida 8 Vennillen 13, N. RidegvWe 7 Wapakoneta 7, "Celina I Warrtn Champion 7, Young. Uberty 6 Watkins Memorial 26, JolwiOwn Weirtm (W.Va.) Madonna It, Mingo 7 w. Carrollton 21, Piqua 0 W. Geauga 33, Kenston 0 W. Jefferson 20, Grandview 6 W. Mll'ldngum U, Tri-VaUey I Westerville N. 32, Mt. Vernon 12 Westerville S. 14, Gahanna 8 Westlake 14, N. Olmsted 0 -Wheelersb~ 26, MWonl 0 WhltehaU 11, Reynold.sburl< 1 Wi110118hby S. 21, Eoclld 7 Wilmington 7-, G=nlield 3 Windham '1;1 , Ga~ille 7 . Woodridge 6, D.anvllle 0 worthington 9, Groveport 0 WynfQrO lS, Colonel Crawford 0 YeUow Spring• 00, Cln. Landmark 19 Zanesville" 48, Cleve. Adams l2 Solon 28, Cleve. Urange . 14 S Range 37, Mineral Ridge. 0 sOuUlem Local 13, ColumbiaN:I Cre~"tview 7 . Southington 9, Pymatuning Val . 0 Spencerville 20, Ada 12 Sprin!ilbot'(l 40, Uttle Miami 14 Spl""ing. North 21, Xenla 21! Sprint! . Sooth 38. Troy 1 Stanton Local 7, Lisbon 6 Stow 21, Ravenna 0 Strasbur'g U , Indian Valley S. 6 Strongsville U, Cloverleaf 0 Struthers 13, Warren Kennedy •. 10 Sylvania Northview 36. Napoleon 22 Tiffin Cplwnbian 17, Willard 3 Tel. Libbey 22, Tol. Bowsher 6 Tel. MaC(Imber 7, Tol. DeVilbiss Tel. Rogers 18, Tol. Waite 12 Tol. Sl Francis 2fi , Stritch 14 Tel. Whitmer 20, Tol. 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Oakland L 58 61 35 75 101 " 13 1.1 78 Pn .635 .616 .S29 16 .522 19 .A97 3 161; 17 .403 • 37 " 65 12 78 .59.1 .513 n 14 112 "ll:i California Seattle M ~ 65 59 .<34 .465 .431) .411 !13 101 .368 .x-CUnched. division tiUe y-Qinchod tie for division title Friday's Games Toronto at Poston, ppd., rain Cleveland at Baltimore, ppd ., rain . . Detroit at New York, ppd., rain Chicago 4, ·C,.lifornla 1 Minnesota S, Kansas City 3 TeXas 6, Seattle 2· Only 8ilmes scheduled SIUJday'sGames Toronto 1 at Boston Detroit at New York Clevelarxl at Baltimure California at Chlcago Oakland at Milwaukee Minnesota at Kansas City Seattle at Texas · w Philadelphia Montreal Pittsburgh St. Lollis New York Chica·go WEST . What's Your . C hoice? ,. ., ,. SIX MONTHS ·y·Houston Los Angeles Cincinnati Atlanta J3 11~ ""' Q 26 29 26 Earnle's checkiF1g·savings plan earns you 51f..~ Interest every day on your total savings account balance. Write checks as vou need to. Savings account Interest - checkinG account convenience." Ask for. " Earnlel " 5.46% 5.25% Annual Ylt"!..i .....Annual RIIR Th iS Money Market Certificate rate Is eHect,lve every Thursday. Federal regulations prohibit compounding of Interest. Automatically renewable at maturity at the prevailing rate. The actual return to inv"rors on Trtasurv' s Bills Is higher. 11.968% ·11.968'1, N&~N Monev Renewals• ..._THRU WED, OCT. 8 jj 21h YEARS • ).ist. HOCKEY NaU001l Uockey League -B. U.F FA L 0 SABRES-Named John Kane director of piayer personnel and dl· rector of scoutirJM. • QUEBEC INORDIQUES- Francolae Lacombe, deftnseman, retirM. . , ~ 70 89 6'! 73 66 71 78 63 87 91 87 Pet. GB .562 .556 1 .512 8 .456 17 .112 u .393 Zl ! ; 92 90 87 68 70 73 .575 .562 .ft43 11 78 .509 The rat@ shown below for this For those investors who prefer a longer term this certificate earns thtsome rate and Is Issued unc:te-r t~ same regulAtions es the 2Vl year certificate. interest 11 com- compounded daily and Is paid monthly , quarterly , semi · 1mnually, or annually. 12.65% 11.75% Annual Rate Annual Yield pounded dally and paid monthly, quarterly, semi-annually, or an· nuallv. · 11:75% .. '12.65% Amual Rate THRU WED., OCT. 15 - Aflnuat Yield THRU WED.•, OCT; 15 Interest must remain - on diP'OIIt I full ynr to earn annual yield. Theie 11 ·a substantial penalty tor ''tmlit~rt wltf'Nir:IWII ot CtrtiUcate funds. Minimum O.poslt 55,000 for Monthly lntertst. • Th rOugh. Novtmber JO, 1980, commeictal banks may renew matUring 6 Month Cer tificates with the same depositor at a rete equol to the cei ling rate for' thrift instlt\Jtions. .; • EACH DEPOSITOR INSURED UP TO 1100.000 IY THI! FDIC, AN AGENCY OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. e Expect mo .. from ____.;..__ ~ ~~~!~~~nk Jlk....- : PDt~ 12 Akron Central-Hower 32, Akren Ellet 0 Akron Coventry 1 14, Greensburg Green Firestone · 21. Akron Kenmore 0 Garfield ·49, Akron North 0 Hoban 28, Akron Spnng. 21 Manchester 30, Triway 29 E. 20, Crestv1ew 6 Amhen~t Steele 12, Wellington 0 Arlington 33, Leipsic 29 Ashland Crestview 20, Plyrnoutil 0 Ashtabula Harbor 18, Ashtabula Edge. wood 14 Aurora 20, Wickliffe 18 All';tintown-Fitch 14, Warren Harding 7 Avon 7, Keystone 2 Avon Late 15, Rocky River 6 Barberton 21, Cleve. St. Joseph 21, tie Bath 22. St. Marys 18 Bay ?:1, FHirview 8 Beallsville 30, Woodsfield 26 Bedford io, Eastlake N. 0 Bellbrook 30, Brookville 6 Bellefontaine 40, Spring. Northwestern 6 Belpre 14. Vinton Co. 0 &rea 6, Wadsworth 3 21 S.rgholz Spring. 40, Sebring . Berkshire 12, Chardon 12, tie The .United Mine Workers of America, Rank e-nd File membership. of local unions 19,7, 1886, 1890, 2150 and U.M.W.A. sup_ p orter club, extend -the f1and of welcome and un·e qualed support to - our future brothers and sisters ·at the Gavin· Plant. . • and FB Ty Campbell throwing, they completed 10-of-24 passes for 153. Three were intercepted. The locals' Glenn McClellan, playing an alert defense. and takine , It was the Big Blacks' annual a"tnrti at· offensive· end~scorect firs( . !'>PHS touchdown on an 8-yd aerial · from Mike Porter with 0:30 remaining in the half. Brian Mabe North Carolina 33 Georgia Tech 0 booted the extra point to set the ·· CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) - . Carolina had driven 69 yards e~rller. score at 7-11 at ·intermission. Quarterback Rod Elkins threw three to the Georgia Tech 2 .where an Herb Alley set up the tally with a touchdown passes as loth-ranked Elkins pass was ·Intercepted by fumble recovery on the Milton 47 North Carolina overpowered Mark Cbeffield. and in nine plays Porter engineered Georgia Tech 33-0 Saturday in an The Tar Heels have won fcur . the 'tlistance. · Atlantic Coast Conference game. games without losing this season. · The second local TO came with , A crowd of 49,750 saw North Carolina unleash a strong running game .and pllly a tight defense that yielded only one first down in the firBORN IN BROOKLYN st half and six for the game, one on a Pro golfer George Burns was born ~>enalty . . ·in Brooklyn, N.Y., and played footGeorgia Tech was able to move in......... . ball at the University of Maryland. to North Carolina territory only twice, their farthest penetration to GOLFER'S HOBBIES Mon. & Fri . the46. Pro golfer Bep Crenshaw's hobTiiB Je(f Hayes kicked a 4&-yard field Tues. Wed. Sat. bies are fishing, bird-watching and TiiS goal late in the first quarter to put collecting _golf artifacts. Thursday 1illl the Tar Heels ahead S:O. North 0:20 remaining in the \hird period, with David Sprouse ripping up th e middle the last 10 yards to go in standing up. Mabe's conversion kick was blocked. · " . STATISTICS Department First Downs pp 11 178_ Net Yards Rush M 7 ·22 Passes Intercepted By 4·8 10·24 Yards passing Yards from scrimmage Return yardage 28 3 Fumb les 1 -153 131 206 74 27 2 4 3 Fumb les Lost Penalties, yards 1 55 3·40 13un1s Offe nsive PlaYs 61 50 4-32 62 'n.as·er :ha~~e •I " • o ••• • ' I .- . I . PUBLIC NOTICE Denver at ClevelaDd Detroit at Atlanta New England at New York Jets Plttsbuqjll at Minnesota St. Louis at New Orleans SeatUe at Houston Wa•hington at Philadelphia Buffalo at San Dle8o Kansas City at Oakland New York. Giants at DallalS San Francisco · at Los Angeles Mooday'a Game Tampa Bay at Chicago, (n) Col Urookiulven 28,. Col UndenMcK.in1ey 12 Col. Eastmoor 21, Col. Marlon-Frci"nklln 15 Col Hamilton Twp, 34, Col. Centennial 17 Col. NOI1hland Zl, Col. East 2 Col. Ready :n, Col. St. Charles 12 Col. Walnut Ridge 47, Col. Central Col. Watterson 42, Col. Wehrle 7 Col. West 13, Col. South 0 . CoL Westland 26, Chllllcothe U Col. Whetstone 9, Col. Mlfflln 7 Conneaut ~. Patnesvtlle Riverside 0 Cortland Lakeview 42, Mathews 6 Cory~Rawson J4, Pandora-Gilboa 12 Coshoctoo 1~, W. H.olmes ll Covinpn 21; VersaWes 13 Crestlme 18, Northmor 0 Crooksville 0, Sheridan o, tie Day. Carroll 25, Uma Cath. 7 Day. Jefferson 2&, Eaton ll ·Day. Northmont 14, Vandalia Butler 0 Day. Roth ~. Meadowdale 0 Day. Stebbins IS, Fairmont W. 6 Day. White 20, Day. Wright 8 Delaware 36, Hillard 1~ Delphos Jeffer.wn 21, Upper .SCioto Val. 0 " Effective OCtober 6,1980, Southern 01\io Coal Company, Meigs Division, will change the hours during whi_c h ap- . plications for employment wi II be iltcepted • Because of reduced · employment needs, applications from ·those people who are inexperienced in underground coal mining will only be accepted on Wednesdays from 9:00 A .M . to 3:00 P .M . To be considered eKperience you must have work~d a minimum of 45 days in an underground mine . Applications from experienced miners will be ac· cepted Monday through Friday, 8:ooA.M. to 4:30 P.M. Applications for all non-mining positions such as management, clerical, stores, or drafting, will be accepted Monday through Friday 8 : 00A.M. to 4 :30P.M. No applications may be accepted by mail. They must be submitted in person at the general office at which time a screening interview will be conducted . Applicants unable · to submit an application during the specified hours may call 614-286-5051 to schedule an appointment with personnel. The general office is located in Meigs County, three miles south of the Appalachian Highway (Route 34pon Rou-te 689. . · . Southern Ohio Coal Company is an Equal Opportunity Employer. · Otfo&er Specla·l RED, BLUE and BLACK STRIPES Dover 23, Wooster 14 Doylestown 3$, Northwestern 6 Dublin 19. Marysville II E. Canton 13, NewcomerstO'IIJl\ 12 E. Clinton 18, S. Charleston SE 12 Elyria Cath. 9, Lorain Southview _6_ Fairborn Baker 30, Sydney Z2 Fairfield Unioo 341, Millenport · 12. Fainnont E. 13, Wayne, 7 Field 13, Norton 6 . FU!dlay 17, Lorain 16 Fostoria 6, Lima Shawnee 0 Fre<iericktown 34, Mt. Gilead 1! Fre111011t ROS! 30, Elyria 0 Fremont St. Joseph 35, Margareita 26 Gal.ion 30, Norwalk 0 Gallipolis 22, Logan 13 Caraway ... Malvern 6 Geneva 22, Mac;iisoh I Black River 20, S. Central 7 Bloom Ca.rrol.l la, Liberty Union Bluffton 'lJ, Columlxls Grove 0 Bradford 49, Ansonia 0 Brecksville 19, Midpark 14 Brookfield 28, Campbell-Memor""l 21 Brooklyn 21), Independence 12 ' ~ Brunswick 36, N. Royalton 6 Brush 21, Mayri eld 15 Buckeye Val. 12, Big Wa~ut 0 Cadiz 15, Bridgeport 13 Caldwell 21, Waterford 0 Canal Fulton NW 12, Uniontown Lake 0 Canfield 35, Salem 7 Can. GlenOak 21, Can ton S. 0 Can. McKinley 34, _Alliance 0 . ' Skipper Tndd Fugate' s lads , suffering their sixth strai ght loss, were held to minus 22 yards rush in~. However; with QB Todd Fugate. Jr:, team, -13-0 Suaday'• Games McKinley Cardington 13, Cenli!rburg 0 ea,..y 34, Ridgedale " Car lisle . 32, Tlpp City 6 Centerville 21, Beaverereck 0 Chagrin Falls Zl, TwlMburg 6 Cln. Aiken 41 , · Cin:. Withrow 8 Cin. Colerain 23, Mt. Healthy 0 Cin. Deer Park 7, Cin. Indian HW 0 Cin. FinneytOwn 35, N. College Hill 21 Cin. Greenhills 38, Cin. Reading 0 Cin. Mariemont 19, Cin. Glen E:ste 13 Cln. Moeller 21, Cin. Elder HI Cin. ~orthwest 22, Fairfield 10 Cin. Princeton 21 •. Cin. Bacon 7 Cin. St. Xavier 21, Cin. LaSlllle 14 Cln. Turpin 42, NorWood 0 Cin. Walnut Hills 40, Cin. Hughes 1.f Cin. W~·emJng w'~l. Hanis<ln 8 Circievi le 34, Madison Plains 0 Claymont 24 •. Tuslaw 1:1 1 Cleve. Central Ca th. 71, Warnnsville 12 Cleve. W. Tech · 12, CJeve. GlenvUle 6 Colwnbia 21!1, Flrelands 2ti Coldwater 12, St. Henry 6 Col. Academy 28, Jonathon Alder 6 Col. Briggs . .6, Col. Independence 2 homecoming _game·. PPHS is 2-+0 overalL . Baltimore at Miami Cincinnati at Green Bay Akton Akron Akron Akron Allen Cardinal 23, Beechwood 6 ·.· NaUonal Hockey Lellpe ElhlbiUoal · Frkllly'• Game~ Winnipeg 2, Calga.ry . 2, ~!~ Washington 7, Philadelpwa 2 Edmonten 9, Wichita (CHL) 1 N.y. Islanders 3, N.Y. Rangers :. Boston 4, Montteal 2 • 101; By The As10ei11ed Press Frldly'l RetW.ts ~ilton ~ Friday's high school results Minimum Deposlt..!_SOO · Certificate is applicable this period and is related to the average 21h year yield of treasury .sKurltiM. 1nterest is . · Mark Koncar, offensive tackle. MIAMI OOLPHINS-SI8ned TerTy Rot> i.skie, £ullhilck. Waived Elmer , Bailey, wi~e receiver. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS- Actlvated Bobby Ferrell , ~inR back. Waived Ter· ry Anderson. kick retumeNvide receiVer. , WASHINGTON REDSKINS-Actlvated ·" Joe Jones, defensive end. Placed Zion McKinney, w!de reteiver, on t.he illjlied- • 3¥.! YEARS Minimum DepC!slt ~5~ A Fun Sport 446-3362 4 4 UPPER RIVER ROAD GALLIPOLIS, OHIO For Air Ages! MAVERICKS- Cut Bingo Raymond Town.send, forward, and guard. . KANSAS CITY KINGS-Cui. ' T00y Mur\ phy, guard, Hlld Frankie Sanders, forwan!. FOOTBALL GREEN BAV PACKERS- Activated reserve Ohio HJ1h School Football BOlli. 0 A LLAS ~milh, San Francisco 74 85 .465 111; San Diego 72 IS8 .450 :D y..Clinched tie for division title. Friday's Gamea Philadelphia 2, Montreal 1 Pitl5bLH""gh 3, Chicago 1 Atlanta 4, Cincinnati 1 St.Louis 6, New York 4 Los Angeles 3, Houston 2, lQ iMings San Diego 12, San FranCi:Jco 0 Suoday'sGames ~cago at Pittsburgh New York at St.Louis Atlanta at C_incinnati Mlnlmu1J1 Deposit SlO,OOO CALL TO SIGN UP OR TO MAKE RESERVATIONS Reduced Rates - Free Shoes BASKETBALL National Ba1ketb.U AIIOdadoD __ 22 1M - 116 Minnesota Texas Chicago Friday's SP'Jrta Tnuaued~ns 18 NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST 1:00 -p.m. ' GB .531 ·74 PT. PLEASANT _; Coach Steve Safford's Pt. ·Pleasant 1Jig Blacks Blacks broke a three-game losi~g streak by ' turning 'back visiting Millon, 1~. here Friday night. H ou:;~on REGULAR SEASON ENDS I SKYLINE LANES 8·10 p. m. ·Co/lege S~~ .cto..... • V' . For ·Fun .•. · And Fitness 7·9 p.m.· CollegeSwlm ONE DAY Thursday, October 9th fl'hiladelphia at Montre.wl at Los Angeles San D!ego .at San Fr\ncisc1o REGULAR SEASON ENlJS EAST A· Bowling League BOWL AMERICAN LEAGUE 8·10 p.m. -College Swim Big Bla<;ks blank .I For the r~cord. • • Closed Oct. 9 6·8 p.m.·Baske-lball Practice 8·10 p.m.- College Rec. Oct. 103·5 p.m.-Volleyball Practice 5·7 p.m.- Basketball Practice Closed oct. 11 CloSed · ~p.m. - Volleyball vs. Ashland and Oh io Dominican ocr. 121-~ p.m.·Open Rec. 6•8 p.m.-College Rec. 8·10 p.m,·Baskelball Practlc~ including •68 Air ve nts . 110 11 2 47-252 22· (·51 Y c)rds rushing Seni·o r Citizen's lnground and above ground pool kits of a ny type. , Has 10 Pomeroy Melgs 31, Wellston 0 Portsmouth 2C, GreenLip Co., Ky. 3 WHOLESALE - RETAIL • Seats 4 Adu Its Comfortably . • Fits through a1most any door . •Stays hot 24 hrs. for pennies . First downs ,. 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Cleveland Shaw 6 Lemon-Monroe Zt, Middletown Fenwick Lellngton 13, Onarlo o Uberty-Benton 40, Van Burtn · 7 Uma II, Cin. Western Hills 0 Logan Elm U , Berne Union 0 Loodon 7, Spring. NortheAstern 0 Lorain Clearvlew 24, Midvtew 0 • 1981 Volkswagen All4catlon FOR ~RIVERSIDE VOLKSWAGEN ' RABBITS ...................................... :.... 120 78 DIESEL - 42 GASOLINE JEITA .... ;.: ..:......................... ~ ............. 12 RENEWALS11.968 Whistler high pertormance, multi-band radar . deteclors pick up only speed radar. And p1ck up on it long before it can pick up on you. The Whi stler • Radar Eye" : Miles ahead of the rest. RABBIT OONVERTIBLE ......... ~ .............. 8 V.W. TRUCK: ............... :.......... :.......• ~ .. 12 9 Q,IESEL • 3 GASOLINE Invest in a sure thing .. . like our 26-week term savings account! With a minimum deposit of ooo (held to maturi· >. you'll yield more than any other regular savings plan . · Federal regulations require a substantial irU.rest .. penalty fer premature withdrawal ol certitlcate lunds. VANAGON..................................•........". 3 CAMPER ............................. ~ .. -.............. ! The actuJII return to Investors on Treasury Bills ,Is higher than the discount rate offerec:l. • • SCI ROCCO ................~ ..... :................... 7 .. ' VOTE UMWA, Oct. ~3, THIS WILL B£ ALL THE 1981 VOLKSWAGENS THAT WE WILL HAVE AVAILABLE TO US. 1980 -. Pla.te GALLIPOLIS Member F .o '. t.c . ' BOB'S ELECTRONICS uP,.rRt. 1 . Across from Sliver Bridge Plaza �• C-3- The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Oct. S, 198Q )- carrots or pineappl~ · · morning" slwnp. They also do bet- topped with fresh orange slice~! or Or, just take a new twist to some of ter in physical activities. Com- 'fruit in seasorl. It is good with plain . the more tra4itidnal breakfasts. Inbinatipns of foods that supply oneor cirmamon toast and .milk. Stead of pouring syrup over panfour\h of the day's calories and oneSandwiches are great on· the cakes layer those stacked cakes . · fouith of the day's protein needs fit breakfast .scene, too. A hamburger, BY : withcbeeseorfnilt f~. the bill of a good breakfast. slice of tomato, and a glass of milk DIANA S. EBERTS fMI..tftt So.entice your family to the break. are a good start to the day. Toasted ...,. ~body · COUNTY EXTENSION AGENT Dress up scrambled eggs by fast table with Some way-out ideas. ch!!tlse sandwiches with a bowl of. HoME; ECONOMICS I'IUTTZECUil Have ice cream for breakfast. Make soup may be a hit with your crew. ,rillxing in a little greated ~ MEIGS COUNTY ch<lpped mushrooms, green r, a cereal' sundae. Just add fresh Or, try cold sliced meat and cheese peaches, 1:\anana, or cantaioupe to instead of eggs. or onion. ready-to-eat cereal and top with ~ _ Open,faced sand,wiches are an eye . Don't let breakfast get you 'and WAYS TO ENTICE YOUR your - family off to a dull start. Keep scoop of vanilla ice cream. Pour a ope11er, too. Try haiti salad, slices of NATIONAL4-HWEEK conta ct the Meigs County • FAMILYTOTHE your family guessing, alld you might . glass ·of· ~lk, and breakfast is leftover roast or ham, or even a · POMEROY ~ This week, Oct. &Cooperative Extension Service .at BREAKFAST TABLE ready. · · meat loaf sandwich. Peanut bUtter Is keep them coming to the breakfast 11 , has beenproclaimed National 4~GALUPOUS - If you're having a Or, serve a bowl of cnttA ~e ehef'se a good topper mixed with pntnes nr table more regularly . . H Week. 4-H is the youth education . NATIONAL CONSUMER hard time getting your family to the program of · the Cooperative ExEDUCATION WJ:EK breakfast table, try some "way out" tension S!lrvice, which is cpnducted The week of October &-11 has also breakfast items. It may be the key to .'. jointly by the U. S. Department of been proclaimed National Conswner . getting that important first meal of .Agriculture, the state land-grant Education Week. In the the day into your family. university (The Ohio State Univer- proclamation signed by the ·To be a nutritious ir)eal, breakfast · sity) and your county goverrunent. President of the United States, it is doesn't haye to follow the bacon, 4-H Extension work is conducted stated that "Every citizen can eggs, toast, or cereal routine. The in all 68 counties in Ohio. The Coimty · bene/it from knowing more about main thing about daily meals Extension Staff plans youth cons\lffier laws, rights, and avenues breakfast, lunch or supper - is that • programs wifh county 4-H advisory of redreS&. Many people - including foods from the four food groups are conuniltees comprised of local Com- the young, the elderly and the poor included in the amounts suggested munity leaders. Programs are - need help in le31ning about for the total day. • based on local needs. Since people's buying skills , financial Studies show that when you eat an needs. vary, 4-H programs differ management, resource con"'.. adequate breakfast you can turn out from county to county and from servation methods, and self-help or more work during the late morning · state to state. alternative solutions to economic hours. YOli are quicker in your reacVolunteer advisors are the back- constraints. In addition, educated tions, and you do not tire as easily. . bone of the 4-H program. Extension consumers can do much to ensure This is especially important for agents and 4-H advisors work genuine competition, inc~eased school children. Studies show that together to target problems they productivity, higher quality, and kids whq eat a nutritionally sound want to work on. Agents provide lower prices in the marketplace. breakfast can do better in school educational materials and training ' Many good programs for con- because they don't gei the "midfor advisors and the advisors then sumer education, public and teach the youth groups. private, are now in place. But we . The 4-H program is for all youth need a more comprehensive and from all racial, cultural, economic coordinated approach. Just as our - and buyers coming to the sales from and social backgrounds. Meigs democratic political system needs long distances outside our area. This County 4-H'ers are involved in 4-H in well-informed citiZens, our free seems to me to be a healthy sign for • a variety of ways: as memtJers of economy needs well-informed conour local sale and one that you may organized 4-H clubs, as participants swners who can pa_rticipate 'ef· want to consider at you make plans in special interest groups, and as fectively in the marketplace partto market your calves this fall. enrollees in short-term projects. nership among consuniers, govern- ·• CLUB CALF SALE Giris and boys " l~arn by doing" in ment, and business. ' · Another sale coming up this \Veek 4-H. Today 4-H'ers take an active Schools, goverrunents, conswn r ~ is our third annual Club Calf Sale part in learning. They participate in organizations, labor unions, and heduled for this coming Saturday , projects tl]at give them knowledge businesses aU can play a role in evening, Oct. 11, 8 p.m. at the Gallla of science, agriculture, ·some meeting this challenge. I call upon . County Junior Fairgrounds. l oneconomics, personal development, each of these sectors to examine derstand 34 calves have been concommunity service, leadership, and _dosely how, individually and collec- · signed to date and this will provide a citizenship• '{)ften the knowledge . tively, they can initiate and support good opportunity for 4-H and FF A they gain leads to a career. They consumer education." boys and girls from our area to puralso learn to define and solve some The Meigs County Cooperative chase locally produced calves. of the problems fa cing them and Extension Service provides These calves are placing quite high their communities. The main pur- numerous fr!*! conswner education in the show at the Gallia County pose of 4-H is to build boys and girls leaflets and assists local citizens in Junior Fair. So come on out and see Member FDIC 25 Court .Street Silver Bridge Plaza Spring Valley into successful adllUs. d finding answers to many conswner whatlocalfarmers have to offer. If Y.OU might ~ interested -m questions. Stop by or give us a call if becoming a 4-H member or advisor, you'd like additional information. C~er says Homemakers' Circle .· • COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP J President Carter says his ·act-·· ministration ha_s helped create 400,000 joba mOhio, And his GOP opponent, Ronald Reagan, belabors the state's . record-high nwnber of those unemployed. (loth are right, making it more dif.. ficult for vote~s interested in the economy to son through complica~ eco110mics as they make their Nov. 4 presidential choices. . The spotlight was on Carter last week in Dayton, at one of his increasingly familiar town meetings. He has honed the formats of those meetings to controlled settings that serve his campaign purposes well. But they cari leave a trail of unanswered questions, too. In Dayton on Thursday, for in. stance; the president stressed several times the 400,000 new Ohio jobs figure. He included the number in response to a question from ·Howard C. Smith of Dayton, who wanted to know what the president was doing to find j9bs for blacks, the -- • .. T~e · . In. Iraq-.Jran war "' p~ (AP) _ French . Jews, angered by a bomb blast outside a Paris synagogue that killed follr passersby and illjured 12 marched' down the Champs Ely_; Saturday to protest the deadliest anti-Semitic violence in France since world War n. Several thousand persons mar• ched from the synagogue up the AvenueVictorHugoand-sweptdown the Champs Elysees the city's main street. Marchers sh~ted "Fascism Shall Not Prevail! " and called for the resignation of interior Minister Christian Bonnet. Jewish groups claim Bonnet has been ineffective in dealing with at least a dozen attacks M9NEY IS AVAILABLE FROM YOUR LOCAL PCA OFFICE FOR . FARM ·OPERATING LOANS, TO BUY NEW EQUIPMENT AND . 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THE GALLIPOLIS OFFICE OF THE . . JACKSON PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION . TELEPHONE 446-339-1. SEE ONE AT ' ' RIDENOUR SUPPLY ns-»01 '• .,. \ AND INTERMEDIATE. TERM FARM CREDIT NEEDS,. STOP IN AND .LErS TALK ABOUT>HOW YOU CAN. SAVE DOLLARS WITH .A PCA LOAN. YOU TALK AND,WE'LL LISTEN. FOR MORE ' . . •' on synagogues, Je'!'ish schools i nd cultural centers duiing the past 18 months. . The powerful exploston, shortly before the end of F_ridaf night Sa~ ~th prayers at tbe ·crowded Ulllon Liberale Israelite Synagogue, was the sixth attack on Jewish tar~ets in Paris in a week, and the frrst to cause fa~lities. . . The victims, a 25-year-old Israeli woman and two 41-year-old Frenchmen, all were outside the synagogue, located on a quiet street in one of.the city's wealthiest districts, near the Arc de Triomphe. None of the victiip.? appeared to have any connection with the synagogue. Authorities had reported four per- sons killed, b?t revised the number after they disco~ered one of the ba~y burned bodies had been !dentif1ed twi_ce. ~alice said one of ~~ injured was m very grave condition, but the others were out of danger. ·.Authorities stepped up ef~orts to fmd two young men who Witnesses said planted the bomb and then fled on a motor scooter. Police interviewed the witnesses as well as the injured in the hospital. They also fanned out through the city and the suburbs in search of members of neo-Nazi organizations to determine what they were doing at the tune of the explosior. SYRACUSE LANDMARK BEING RAZED - The United Brethren Church, an aged building, located on . received in New York as oi 4 a.m. PDT, there was no danger to the ship or passengers. The first lifeboats were lowered about 6:15a.m. PDT, less than four how;s after the first distress can from the liner. The stricken vessel was riding slightly choppy seas in 20 mph win· ds, officials said. Two Coast Guard helicopters, each capable of holding 11 or 12 people, were with the strjcken vessel, and two other choppers were being dispatched, he said. Massey said the closest vessel to College Road in Syracuse , is being torn down. The structure was purchased by Jimmy Joe Hemsley who plans to build a three car garage in the location. Wholesale price index down WASIUNGTON (AP ) - The timing of a corriputation chal)ge ~kat brought the first drop in wholesibe prices in 4~ yeafll was "un- • the scene was the 1,IJOO.foot oil tanker Williamsburg, · which changed course after the .distress call and was expected at the stricken vessel within an hour of the can to abandon ship. . Massey saill plans called for the passengers. and crew to be transferred · from the lifeboats to the tallker, and that they would then be put aboal'll.helicOpters for il flight to Yakutat, Alaska, 120 miles north. In Yakutat, he said, was a C..130 Coast · GWird aircraft with medical personnel. fortunate," Labor Department officials .say, but they deny the move was politically motivated to fuel President Carter's re-election campaign. "This is absolutely the correct price," Janet Norwood, commissioner of labor statistics, said after the September wholesale price index released Friday showed a decrease of 0.2 percent. Without the computation change, the index - considered a key economic indicator - would have risen by 0.4 percent. That still would have been a decline from the 1.5 per,ent rise in August. The new method of figuring the index Included, for the first time, the discOunts given on cars and trucks at the end of a model year. The change stemmed from a decision "more than a year ago" to use the actual prices pa1d producers today's economic data, and those of for their finished goods, Ms. Northe last several months, indicate wood said. that his economic policies are · Beside wholesale figures, the working." · Labor Department'aiso said Friday And Carter campaigners were that unemployment dropped to 7.5 quick to use the new figures. In Erie, percent last month, compw~ to 7.6 Pa., Rosa lynn Carter called percent in August Friday's report "good news for us. The wholesale figures were called We are winning the war ·against in" highly misleading" by Michael K. . nation." Evans, head of a private economic Vice President Walter Mondale, forecast finn. The next monthly incampaigning in Castro Valley, dex figures, which won't be issued Calif. , sa id the figures show the Car· until after the Nov . 4 election, will be ter administration's economic: higher than they would have been . policies "are beginning to work for had the change not been made, he all Americans'' and "demonstrate· , said Friday, , tha t we're making progress against . "Next month the index for finished inflation and the economy is picking goods must reflect not only thee up. reversal of this month's adjustment Ron a ld Rea gan, Carter ' s _,. for cars and trucks, but the new \.... Republican opponent, said, "I think price increases as well. Hence t~e. -there are going to be some little flueOctober figure will show the index tuations and all, but now wait until rising in excess of one percent," he we see the effe cts Of the high interest . predicted. rates, when people . have to stop A White House statement said buying houses and automobiles and President Carter "believes that · so forth." Eastern ·Ohio coal leaders disappointed with efforts ~ WITH YOU IN GOOD TIMES AND BAD TO FILL YOUR SHORT ' \ wera no reports of injuries aboard the disabled Dutch vessel i"rrnsendarn of the Holland America CrulseB. 'Jan Boeren, a spokeBIIIIlli f!lr Holland America in New York City, said most passengers were 4mericans on a 30-day cruise. He !Bid that based on information WHATEVER THE 'REASON YOU NEED· CAPITAL, YOU . ,,_., .5.10. fo~ced to leave ship. RELATED USE, FOR PURCHASING ADDITIONAL LIVESTOCK, TO ' . French Jews protest bomb violence CAN NOW TAKE ADVA.NTAGE OF THESE NEW LOWER RATES. . D ~ EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1st., THE INTEREST RATE ON JACKSON ' PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION FARM RELATED LOANS WAS REDUCED BY A FULL 2%. IF YOU HAVE A FULL TIME OR PART TIME FARMING PROGRAM THAT WILL QUALIFY, YOU . PAGE 1·0 · SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1980 Tehran Radio dismiissed the claim BAGijDAD, Iraq (AP) - Iranian · Khorramabad and Sahneh. Some and said Iranian forces reopened a losses resulted." warplanes raided Baghdad &ltur· strategic .railroad reported cut by Tabriz is about 100 miles east of day, witnesses said, after Iraqi Iraqi forces near Dezful, 150 miles the Iraqi border and 500 miles north MiGs attacked seven cities in a ~ of Khorramshahr, and that a north of Iran's ffi11jor port of Khorram- · mile swath of Iranian territory. Both for Abwaz, the train left Tehran shahr. Persian Gulf oil giants also claimed Khuzistan capital 70 miles north of victories on the ground, and an · Tehran Radio said a firing squad Khorramshahr and the nearby in Susangerd, 100 miles north of Iranian firing squad executed 15 refinery city of Abadan. KhorramShahr, executed "15 Iraqi • people for espionage and treason. Iraq has replatedly claimed its elements and intelligence service Anti-aircraft gwmers and surfacetroops already have overrun the key traitors" before dawn after a trial to-air missile batteries opened fire Khorramshahr oil port. . conducted by Ayatollah Sadegh at the U.S.-built Iranian jets (or Iran's Jlani-Sadr said Iraqi judge. Khalkhali,lran's sternest about 10 minutes and explosions President Saddam Hussein's offer of ~raq said Friday its troops were were heard in the south and west of a four-day cease-fire beginning holding on to Khoqamshar and the Iraqi cspltal. But there was · today would be a gift to '.'save him other "liberated territory" in Iran's heavy fog and no inunediate word on from collapse. For us, however, a oil-rich ' Kbuzistan Province, but what was hit during the early raid. no meaning, when the · cease-fire has Iran claimed·"complete superiority It was the first Iranian air raid on enemy's armed forces are stlU on on all fronts" and said its air force Baghdad since Tuesday when Iranian Phantoms attacked a · was dropping propaganda leaflets" our territory. Now is not the time for us to declare a cease-fire." on Iraq along ,with bombs. nuclear research center and an elecThe speaker of Iran's Parliament, The Iraqi command said its tric power plant in the Iraqi capital. Rashemi Rafsanjani, said "the of-· troops, spread along a 300-mile front The Tehran command said Saturfensive posture of Iran was so apdeep as50. n iiles inside Iran, "con· as day's raid came hours after "Iraqi parent that Iranian aircraft were tinued to crush the enemy's counMiGs attacked the helpless people of able to drop the lllll8J1.l's message to terattacks, maintaining a firnn hold Tabriz, Dezful, Khorramshahr, the Iraqi people over the holy cities on liberated territory and inflicting Abadan, Masjed-e-Soleyman, of Karbala, Najaf and Khazemieh." heavy losses on the enemy." , COULD SAVE HUNDREDS··OF DOLLARS IN INTEREST CHARGES HOMELITE'S 360 NO. 36 Both sides· claim victories ANNOU'NCEMENT OF NEW LOWER INTEREST RATES . HOUSING~ VOL. 15 itntintl classified The Commercial 8r Savings Bank GALUPOUS ..:. This is the season Pickens, and Roger Dee!. for Feeder Calf Sales and other beef Other sale dates for the Gallipolis cattle sales and there is plenty of acYards include the Cbarolais (spon. tivity here in our local area starting sored by the Ohio State Charolais tiJls week. Association) will be held at 8 p.m. on The Southeastern Ohio Angus Wednesday, Oct. 15, and there will Association will hold its annual be another regular Feeder Calf Sale Registered Angus Sale this coming on Wednesday, Oct. 22, 8 p.m. Monday evening, Oct 6, 7p.m. at the It's not mandatory that you sign Gallia County . Junior ~'airgrounds up your calves ahead of time, but it's on U. S. Route 35. This is the a good idea to in case of large sales association's fourth production sales where the yards coUld fill up to and they will be selling 80 lots incapacity before all calves are 'in. cluding three bulls, bred heifers, You may bring calves into the yards open heifers, cows with calves by the day, before the siile between 3 side, and Angus Club Calves. Here in p.m. and 7 p.m. ~ you must have Gallia County contact Charles them into the yards bl_ noon on sale day. Withee at Rio Grande or Dick Neal at Route 2, Vinton, for more inCalves must weigh at least 27S formation. pounds and come direct from the GALLIPOLIS FEEDER farm where they were produced. CALF SALE'! These sales are for beef cows (steers The Ohio Valley Feed.erCalf Comor heifers) and they will ·be graded mittee will be holding one of their by a grader appointed by the coniregular Feeder Calf Sales this mittee whi~h in this case is Mr. John coming Wednesday, Oct. 8, 8 p.m. at Silnms frqm West Virginia. the tlhio Valley Livestock Company Last week during the Yearling in cooperation with Tonuny Joe . Sale a cattle feeder and his on from Stewart. You can sign your calves Dark County came down to the sale up at the stockyards or at the Ex- looking for quite a few calves. A3 tension Office and by contacting one you know the nwnber of calves conof the six Gallia County farmers - signed to ,that sale was quite low and members of the conunittee. They· consequently, this cattle feeder went are Denver Yoho, Gary Fallon, Dick away without getting his orders Neal, Alden Wede~eyer, · Jack filled. We're seeibg' ll_lore feeders ~uttbatr ~imts - ' ClrS Bank By Bryson R. (Bud) Carter Gallia County Extension Agent percentage ·of the work force is And even in the auto industry each into a spirited attack against unemployed now than in 1977, he week in the last six we.eks, we've adReagan, who the president saf<l wan- " said. ded back about 4,000 auto workers." ts the United States to initiate a " Mr. Carter is right about the According to Papier, economists nuclear arms race against the Soviet gains in employment, but his have mixed assessments a bout Union . political opponents. are. C!)rrect when current trends . But. his .own opinion j)ui'ing his response to a question they talk about serious unem- is that the economy is continuing in a about mi norities, Carter said he was ployment," Papier said. very slow period of recovery. Still, going· to stretch the definition of Carter also told the 1,400 Dayton- there 's lik.ely to be some seasonal minority groups to include women . area residents, who won tickets to declines a"a the win\er sets in, he "because women are still cheated in the noon meeting in a lottery, that said. ' this country, as are the black people the economic picture continues to ' Carter usually receives broad as well." improve. questions from town meeting parThus, 'he got in a thinly veiled en" You might be interested In ticipants, who usually lack dorsement of the women's Equal knowing, for instance, " the . sophisticated knowledge of national Rights Amendment, which no one president said, "that last month and world affairs. That allows him asked about. And he received a burst arone, even though we've had some to expand into areas he might cover · · of enthusiastic applause. · · problems with unemployment, we in a prepared speech. Reagan is opposed to the proposed added about a half million jobs.... For instan ~e , a teen-ager 's federal amendment. q_IJ~~n about the draft took Carter .. • new car ~ is a ClrS Bank car loan~ Agriculture and • our community group hardest hit by unemployment. ·employment in January 1977 at 4.29 "'The town meeting format , million. In September 1980, it had although allowing questioners to be cliinbed to 4.71 million for a gain of 427,000 . .. picked at randili'n from the audienBut the jobless figures tell another ce, does not afford them a chance to ask ~ fOllow-up question. Smith was · story. William B. Papier, who heads . thanked after an otherwise long .and BES' division of statistics, said .. detailed response to his question, but unemployment in the state · in the next' interrogator brought up the January 1977 stood at 350,000, comsubject of chemical warfare. pared to the current 474,000. The perCarter expounded knowledgeablY centage of the work force at that and at length on that subject: ''We time was 7.5 percent, compared to are negotiating with the Soviets, even how, to try to end the threat of about 9.1percent now. · The difference is that the state's chemical warfare." ·And with anwork -force continues to grow while swers to other questions, he seemed to satisfy.constituent.groups ranging the number of job opportunities does not necessarily, Papier said. Ohio's from teen-agers to senior citizens. labor force grew from 4.64 mlllion in But at least some news reporters, roped off at the rear of the Dayton January 1977 to a record S.21 million by August 1980, be said. Convention Center auditorium, . In response to a question, Papier, wo!lld have likea, to asked Carter who's held his post for many years about the 474,000 Ohioans who are under administrations of both <iut of work. political parties, said the jobless Carter's 400,000 new jobs figure p~ovide "the . .more statistics was accurate, in fact understated a meaningful figures." That's because bit. The Ohio Bureau pf Emlarger the nwnbers reveal that a ployment Services listed Ohio's total •' key ._ to · your · ' he helped C}"eate 400,000 jobS ' be most welcome," said Quentin Employmerit Services show that the .. duties. ST. CLAIRSVILLE,"Ohio (AP)comproml$e on clean air standards Stultz, a public affairs officer for num!Jer of people .employed in Most spokesmen acknowledged Eastern Ohio coal leaden lillY they with one of the ,coal company's big American Electric Porer Co.'s fuel bitwninous coal and lignite mining that impo.rted coal is only .a 11\inor , are disappointed by President Car- • customers. division at Lancaster. • in Ohio has dropped from 18,300 in part of the industry's problem,· but The standards have since been ter's efforts to help Oblo's alllng coal Jerry Blnnl, secretary treasurer August 1978 to 16,100 in August 1980. Binni said any import of coa l ma k~s Industry. . changed, and Y&O lost that of Ui'lited Mine Workers of America BES says its figures are estimates no sense. customer, Cleveland Electric • ABted u Carter should try 1\l help Union, District 6 headquarters in arrived at in cooperation with U.S. "We're importing both coking and tbe coal buslnea 88 he did the steel Uuminatillg Co., last June. The com58\d efforts by the BUreau of Labor statistics and inmetallurgical coal, some of it from Dllles Bottom, Industry last week, spokesmen said pany, which ran three big deep presldentto.ease depreciation limits elude full-time aDd part-time wage · South Africa, where working conthere is much he can do ev~ though mines two years ago, including ooe would help coal Cbmpanies overand salaried workers. ditions are not the best; and it's hurtbe problema of the two industries devoted almost entirely to CEI, is come losses on eqUipment: Carter annOunced last Tuesday a ling our own labOr movement," Bin· are different. now down to 40 percent capacity on our main objective for any plan to help the steel industry with ni said. "To talk about exporting "But "The problems are dlfferant for one mine: . plan f<ir the Colli indu$1 would be . more lllleral depreciation rules for coal and on the same hand the damn tbe coal industry (than steel), and "The federal government cerpUtting the out-of-work miners back ·writing off eqUipment costs, amend· fools are importing coal, well, I just · they an different for OJ:tio coal than tainly can take steps Immediately to lbr tbe reit of lndultry," said Robert alleviate the problems we have been to work, with the idea of adding ments to the federal Clean Air Act to don't see the logic of it. It jUst miners to produce more coal," Binni pUt off pollu"on deadlines for three, doesn't make good economic sense .'' Kota, chief COUJIIIe) for the troubled experiencing," KOla said. "So far, Stultz said a compromise must be added. . years, and reinstatement of a lOIJihlogbeny al1d O~o (nY&O) Coal the~ has been very little recognition Binnl estimates that close to 4,000 trigger price mechanism at a level r.eached if coal use is to inc re~sc. He by the administration that anything Qo., ol st. CJalnvllle. union miners are .out of work In Ohio 12 percent higher than when It was added that the oil baokout program • $.0. Ogden, Y&O president, can be done." alone. Kotasald Y&O has been for. 11bandoned llist March. proposed by Carter last spring to eiJegrapbed carter his thanks for Y&O, mlJilng Ohio coal since 1902, . ced io lay !Iff more than l,ioo miners .. ... ')'rigger pricing means steel im. help convert oil powered utilities ill IIVInc coal jobl10111e months ago dropped from 1,565 employees In in the lasttwo years. ported belu,v a base price could , the northeast to coal is virtually' after tbe U.S. E11vlronmental , 1978 to 278 currently. Figures from the Ohio B)lreau of make the supplier liable for penalty : . Proia-tlon Agency worked out a "Any aid from the president would • ,J . ' ' 'f' . dead in Congress. . . " " It might come up again if there is t a lame-duck s~ ssion, but there have been so many amendments placed • on the bill that as far as conversion : to coal is concerned, it is probably totally ineffective," Stultz said. Both Stultz and Binnl agreed that anything the president' could do to ' delay or alter enforCement of clean • air standards would encourage the • use of Ohio coal, currently hanned for most industrial use because of high sulfur content: ·• Affected coal from eastern Ohio , contains 5 percent to 7 percent : sulf 11', and the U.S. I:': PA standards limit coal for industrial purposes to~ •• percent to 4 percent, depending on a •.. complex fornnula that takes into con- ! ~ sideration air quality and industrial t density for any given area. . . �• • 0-3-- The Sunday {unes-Senttnel Sunday Oct 5 19110 11 Classified . --~ ----- Pubhc Nohce STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT AND CIRCULATION 1 T t e Of Pub cat on Sunday T mes Sent nel A Publication No 228500 2 Date of F t ng OctobEr 5 1980 3 FreQuency of Issue Week y A No of ssues pub shed annually 52 B Annua l Subscr pt on Pr ce S20 per year 4 Locat on of the Known Off ce of Pu b I cat on 825 Th rd AV enue Gall a Ga pots Oh o 45631 5 Locat on of the sus ness Off ces of the Pubt shers 825 Th rd Averwe Ga I a Ga po s Oh o 45631 6 Pub I sher s Robert w ngett Syracuse Oh o 45779 Ed tor Hobart W lson J Ga I po s Oh o 45631 7 Owner The Va ley Publ sh ng Co Mut mad a Inc 825 Th rd Ave Ga I po ll s Oh o 45631 8 S ocktro ders own ng 1 percent or more at total shares outs tand ng Fran ces P Bunne le c o SCN Ma te le P 0 Box 750 Columba SC 29202 Fran ces P Bunne e Mary P S er n g & A fred F Burgess Tr U w c Peace c o SCN Ma tel er P Q Box 750 Co umb a SC 29202 R abe t Bunne P 0 Box 2090 Ashev le NC28802 CedeandCo co Depos tory T ust Co Box 863 Bowl ng Green Sta New York NY 10004 Ger ach & Co c o F rst Nat C y Bank: Box 278 1 G and Centr a Sta New York N Y 100 5 Mar an L Ha s P 0 Box 1405 G een 'VOOd sc 29640 Hen y and Co c o S C Na Bank T us Opera ons P 0 Box 68 Co umb a sc 29202 James E Jo ley 16 1 ngteoak ane G eenv le SC 29615 Robe A Jo ey J 16 ng eoak Lane Greenv e SC 196 15 Kray and co P a Box 0961 ersev c tv NJ 07303 Dorothy P Ram s11 ur l Rock ng ham Rd G ee nv e sc 29607 Do o hy P Ram sau r J Ke y S Sk and A F Burgess r U W R C P~ ace c a Bankers T ust of SC P 0 Box 448 Co um b a SC 29202 Genev eve Leake Sakas 201 Chapman Rd Greenv I e SC 29605 J K e y S sk P 0 Box 688 Greenv I e SC 29602 9 Pa t es hold ng notes n e)(cess of percent of nde.Otedness o a P udent a Insuran ce co of A mer ca Newark NJ South Carol na Nat ana Bank G eenv I e S C Ma Gen E Walton Ope Staunton Va Wachav a Bank & Trust co Ashev e N C Mass co Mu ual l: fe In s Sp ngf eld Mass F rs Un on Nat anal Bank Ashev le N C Frances A Nussbaum Mountr e Ga Robe t K Ze le Nash v c T e nn Th rd Nat anal Bank Trustee U TA R K Ze e Nash vIe Tenn 10 Exten1 and Nature of C rculat on Av erage No Copes Each Issue Our ng Precedmg 12 Months A Tota No Copes pr n l ed 13 650 B Pa d C cu a on 1 Sa es Through Dea lers and Carr er s Street Vendors and Counter Sa es 10 619 2 M a I Subsc pions 2 533 C Total Pa d C r cu at on 13 152 b Free D str bu-t on By Ma I Carr er or Other Means Samples Com pi mentary and O'the F ee Copes 50 E To al 0 str but on 13 202 F Cop es Not D str buted 1 Off ce Use Left Over Unaccounled Spo ed Af e Pr nt ng 238 2 Retu ns F om News Ag ents 210 G Tot a 13 650 Actual .No Copes of 5 ngle I ssue Published Nea r est to F I ng Date A Tot a No Cop es P n ted 13 650 B Pa d C rcu at on 1 Sa les Through Deal ers and Carr er s St ee Venda s and Counte Sa les 10 633 2 Ma Subsc r pt ons 1 440 C Tota Pad C r &U iat on 13 073 D Free D sf but on by Ma I Ca e or 0 her Means Samp es Com and Othe r pi m ent ary Free Cop es 50 E Tot al D sl but on 13 123 F Cop es Not .0 st r but ed Off ce Use -Left over Unaccounted Spa ed After P nt ng 327 2 Returns From News Agents 200 G Tot a l 13 650 11 I cert ty that he sta tement made by me abov~ are co rect and com p iete Rober1 Wmget1 bet 5 2 PUBLIC NOTICE The follow ng desc bed tem w I be offered tor publ c sale o the h ghest b dder on he prem ses of BANK ONE OF POMEROY NA Tuppers P a ns Oh o at 667 3 61 on the 25 h day, of October 1980 at 10 00 AM 1973 John Deere 350 Bu dozer Ser a No 169667 Terms of Sa e - Cash Seller reserves the gh to b d and the r ght to re1ec::: any and a b ds BANK ONE OF POM EROY NA 10) 23 53 c Headquarters or Genera Publ c Not ce PUBLIC NOTICE The fol ow ng descr bed terns w I be offered for pub c sa e to he h g hes t b dder on th e prem ses o BA N K ONE OF POMEROY NA Tupper s P a ns Oh a a 667 3161 on he 25th day ol October 980 allO 00 AM 1974 Ford Mach 1 Ser at No 4E05Zll5248 1979 E\1 nrude Motor Ser at No 00003993 1979 Monark Boat Ser at No MAK906340379 1980 Zen tli Color TV Ser at No 8579314 Te m s of Sa le - Cash Se e eserves he r ght to b d and the r ght o re ec t any and a I b ds BANK ON E OF POMEROY NA 2 3 5 3t c r.:.-:-~---...;:..:...;_.;_-, 1 IN LOVING Memory of Joseph A Pelt t who passed away Oct 4 1979 Remembrance s a go den chan Dea th tr es to break. a 1 n van To have to Jove and then 1o par s tMe greatest sorrow of ,Sine s heart The years may w pe out many 1h ngs Bu th s th ey w pe out never The memory of those hap py days When we were a 1together Sadl y m ssed by w fe ch ldr en a nd grand ch dren SWEEPER and sew ng mach ne repa r parts and su pp es P ck up and de ve y Da v s Vacuum Cleaner one ha t m e up Georges Cre-ek Rd Ca f 446 0294 PAY h ghest pr ces pass ble for god anif s lver co ns r ngs 1ewelry etc Contact Ed Burkett Barber Shop M ddleport Tun ng Lane Dan els 742 295 1 Tu n ng and Repa r Se v ce s nee 965 f no answer phone 992 2082 DI'S CRAFT SUPPLY Spr ng valley Plaza 446 2134 SALE 3D PAP ER TOLE» Free Demonstrat on Tuesday Oct 7 1 00 PM A f un and easy way to be creat ve for those I tt e g Us you wa nt 10 g1ve burn ng systems the only HUD & UL appro\led wood burner tor mob te homes Un t comes comp le e w th wa 1 vent s1ack See them at K ngsbury Homes Parts & accessor es at Route 124 M ners\1 lie Oh o Or phone 992 5587 { 10 ~ ARRBIJREements ' THE fam y of Lue Ia K Burson would I keto extend our s ncere thanks to the staff of Vetera ns Memor a Hasp ta to Dr Eh nger fr ends re at ves .who sent cards flowers & sympathy dur ng our t me of sadness & oss We wou ld k.e to thank Jagers Funera Home the Rev erend David Holdren the Re\lerend Char les M cVey & also the s ngers Mrs w ga & all the pallbearers Shew I be sad y m ssed but not f orgotten Cora Beeg e & tam ly 2 RAC NE GUN Club has changed tl;le gun shoot~ from Sundays to Fr day n ghts sta t ng September 26 RAC NE GUN SHOOT Rae ne Gun Club every Fr day n ght start ng at 7 30 p m Factory choke gu ns on ly GUN SHOOT Saturday even ng start ng al 6 30 pm Sponsored by the Rae ne Vo unteer F re Department at bu d ng n Bashan Factory choke guns on y 30 percent off greenware for the month of October Drehel s Ceram cs 59 N second Avenue M d dleporl 992 2751 In Memonam IN Memory of Dav d A sm t h who passed away Oc ober 5 1979 Oh Dad how very much we m ss you More & more eacl:l day And when we th nk of you We have so much to say We mourn for you n s en ce No eyes can see us weep But many a s tent tear s shed Wh eo hers are asleep Look ng back on a the memor es Along I fe s road we 1rod We bless the years we had W th YOU And eave the rest 1o God Sad v m ssed by daughter Patr c a S Drake & fam y & son Da v d G Sm th & fam y In ov ng memory of my gra n dfather Dav d A lexander Sm th They say tha t I m too til e to know wha death s about But I know that someone s m ss ng When I go to Papa s house Sad y m ssed by Jenn fer Anne 0 ake 4 Decorated cakes tor a oc ca ss ons character cakes & sheet cakes Ca ll 9!12 6342 or 992 2583 THE BU TCHERS SHOP f eeze beef sw PE s des cus om work done ca I 446 285 1 Bulav e Po t er Rd Owned by Bar bar a Gla ssburn SPECIAL FALL FEEDER CALF SALES ALL BREEDS Producers LIVestock Wa sh.ngton C H Fnday Oct 10 7 JOP M Fr Nov 7 7 30 PM G veaway ~..,... A NY PER SON who has anyth ng to g \le away and does no offer or attempt t o offe any other th ng for sa l e may place an ad nth s colu mn The re w I be no c harge o the advert ser FREE K TTENS tong ha r dark t ge and yet ow k ttens Ca I 379 2435 2 DOGS Pt Husky fema e and rna e pupp es Ca ll 245 5626 between 8 and 5 3 MALE k ttens ca ll 446 2896 BLACK cat w th med tong fur and wh te boots and wh te boots and wh e chest Ver y fr end ly Ca 446 9356 G1Veaway PUPP ES part beagl e W II make good hunt ng dogs 949 2333 after s 30 pm 6 lost and Found ' TWO cock a poo pupp es n the Long Run Road Long Bottom area One black one wh te w th black mask L ost around October 1 Cal 843 2911 L OST 500 tb hereford bul ca lf Ca t 446 4410 LOST n Por ter area b ack femal e cat w th brown co lar and reward offered Ca 388 8665 LOST Mans sterl ng s lver ndy blue star r ng s ze a ost n Ga l pol s down own area Reward of fered ca l 446 23 16 & Tuesday Dec 2 (w IN LOV IN G MEMORY of my husband Car Gu hard who passed away 9 yea s ago on Oct 5 197 God knows how much 1 m ss you neve sha you memory fade My ov ng thoughts eve wander to the pla ce where you ay Sad ly m ssed by your w fe . PUBLIC AUCTION (MACHINE SHOP SALE) SAT, OCT 18 AT 12 00 NOON on St Rt 71 - S1 1 m1les east of McConnelsv li e toward caldwell tn Meogs The D&H Mach ne Shop Having retired wrll sell the lollowrng machrne shop equip at my reSidence at the above address as • listed Lathes dr II presses toot cutti ng & gr nd ng ecu p 20 vert band saw for wood or metal 3 elec hack saws other presses a r compressor (old) sev hand drill• anvil 25 000 rpm hand gr nder 16 000 qtm nand grinder 4 jointer w/ stan d & motor 20 vert nand saw Cincinnati tool & cutter w/ grondlng allch floor drill pre55 15 12 cap chuck Pratt WhltReY turret lathe '!4x18 wt co lets Brown Sharpe horir mill w/Vert head tabl e 8x24 Hendy athe 12xJ6 quick cnangew/chuck This 11 OIIIY a very partial ltst of the many m~ehlnlststools to be sold The above equip Is all on good working cond Mr J)elberl Roberts has been a maclllnlstallllls life havtnl retired we will sell his ' flllUip s.t Oct 11 an~ 1M) N - Not responsoble lor accld.nts •. Luncll Terms cash or Chec~ with Posit ve t D 11 nKHIIIrv 1 to 2 wHkl fo remove tools l!verytlllng must De lllld tor day of sale OWNI!R MR DI!LIERT ROBERTS AUCT BILL JANES PHONE 614 SS1l411 LARGE Porch sa e Oc tobe r 45 6 Men s women s c h ldren s cloth ng real n ce what nots m sc terns F rst sale-th s year Everyth ng must go Watchfors gnson Route 7 near Eastern H gh School same s de Ra n cancel s YARD SALE four lam y yard sale at t he f rst sec I on of Rust c H Is on June Street Monday Oc tober 6 from 9 4 992 3950 FOUR tam ly ya rd sale October 7 8 9 10 from 10 4 on Route 338 at Letar t Falls f rst l ane past telephone exchange Lam ps rugs c lothes ant ques Ra n cancels Mens su ts YARD SALE Monday & Tuesday 50 years of col ec 1 ng Odds & ends st Rt 7 Massar H II The res dence of Maude Gray Ran ca n ee ls YARD SALE Tuesday & Wednesday October 7 & 8 at 698 Laure1 Street M d dteporl Oh o ~AR D D ~ h es SALE Oct 6 7 8 am ps ctolh ng books lots of other terns 685 Locust St M ddleport Oh FAMILY yard sale on oc Iober 8th at 9 a m at the Woodrow Mora s on Route 7 f rst ane northeast of M e gs Memory Gardens Many I ke new usefu th ngs includ ng a Bundy alto saxa phone & an elec tr c organ no 1unk Also cl oth ng nctud ng a bake sale BIG 4 FAMILY YARD SALE Roush Lane n Chesh re Pau Mart ns res dence Su n Man & Tues beg nn ng 12 noon Sun Ant ques L R su te d nette set deep we 1 pump storage tank mens womens ch drens and baby clothes Toys auto parts oa ls p pe f tt ngs canso e T V drapes cur t ans household times ha ll tree bed m rror woven rugs m sc B G YARD SALE a Gr f f n s Grocery n K anauga Monday Oct 6 10 to ? A at of n ce c l othes ron sew ng mach ne and a lot of m sc terns 8 Publ•c Safe & Auctton - --- We sell anyth1na for anybody at our Auct1on Barn or tn your home For lnform•hon •nd pickup serv ce c111 256 P67 Sole Every Saturday Noghlol7p m Kenneth SW1en Auct Corner Third & Olive GET SATURDAY, OCT. 11, 1980 10:00 A.M. Mov ng so mu st sell the tollow ng terns Located n Rutland Oh o corner of Ma1n & Bryant Streets Watch for sale s1gn ANTIQUE OR COLLECTOR TEMS Surrey w / frlnge on top horse buggy Duncan F fe d n ng room su te oak dresser chest of drawers beds rock ng cha rs oak I brary tabl e hal tree rocker from Mrs Lasher Estate Queen Ann foot stoo ma ntel clock handmade Grandfather s clock DaVJS treadle sew ng mach ne camel baCk trunk s lverware depress on d shes 1880 home spun wool blankets by Sarah Jane Godard f ables handmade p cture frames sew ng rockers p ank cha r s rose cream & ugar g lass p tcher oak wr t ng desk 3 pc bedroom su te and ot her tems 2 v alms n nee-d of epa r HOUSEHOLD 2 pc v ng room su te Zen th color TV maple tabl e & 4 cha rs Fr g da r e ref r gerator Hotpo nt elec tr c stove AM FM stereo chest of drawers bed dresser 2m eta bed lots of 1 nens Hoover upr ght sweeper m etal wardrobe fl oor lamp clocks d shes pots & pans m sc garden too s OWNERS - MR &MRS WAVNETURNER DAN SMITH {Aucttoneen) JIM CARN4HAN 949 2033 949 2701 Cash POSi liV@ I 0 Lunch Not res pons ble for ;rcc dt nts or loss to ttems Wanted to Buy GOLD Ok l 4k l8k denta gold and gold year p ns Call 675 3010 WE WILL PAY you cash tor your d a me nds wed d ng bands class ngs pocket wa t ches denta gold anyth ng that s 10 14 18 K go ld Tawney Jewelers VAR IOUS types ol d fur n tur e dress e r s cup boards ce boxes etc ph 446 4316 PAYING TOP PRICES FOR U S s ve r and gold c8 ns Due to the qu ck r se n s ver and go ld bu I on please ca l for bi.Jy quot es to your co ns and sterl ng s lve A so buy ng War N ckels Canad an S ver Co ns go ld c lass and wed d ng r ngs dent a gold 333 Jackson Oh a or phone 286 6663 Hrs 10 am t o 8 p m Monday thru Satur day WOULD I ke to buy old house or barn for scrap wood ca I 388 9306 IRON AND BRASS BEDS old turnrture desks gold r ng s rewelry s lver dol ars sterling etc wood ce boxes Iars ant1ques etc Complete hOuseholds Wr le M D M ller Rl 4 Pomeroy OH 1 or call 992 7760 WANTED 3 peop le. to se I A von ca I 446 3358 FACULTY D REC TOR to work w t h person han d c~pp e d w th mental retardat on n Jackson and Gal a count es A soc al work related degree is requ red and exper ence w th persons who are men ta ly retarded s preferred Send resume to o av d M II 1<en P 0 Box 604 Jackson Oh 45640 Buckeye Commun ty Ser v ce san equal oppo tun ty employer TEACHER~ n art I eld al areas Please send r esume to French Art Col ony P 0 Box 472 Gall pol s OH• BABYSITTER 5 days per week 7 30 to 4 30 n d v dual needed to care for newborn n my home Ref Ca ll446 0964 BUCKEYE COMMUNITY SERV IC ES offers exc I ng reward ng n home em p loYment t hat a so benef ts the fe of a person who s mentally retarded If you a r e seek ng cha t eng ng n home employme nt where you ca n see results become a home serv ce worker for Buckeye Commun ty Ser v 1=es In Ga ll pol s contact Ruth Gr eene 446 9595 or t; tel en Bel v lie 446 7032 1n Pomeroy contact Ma gory Snyder at 992 7256 NON Part san elect ion day work Good pay work one day w II tra n Call 532 5344 THE GU DING HANO school s current y seek ng qua f ed subs! tut e teachers for th e 1980 81 school year Pe sons hav ng a B A or B S degree may obta n an ap pt cat on by wr t ng P 0 Box Chesh re Oh o 45620 An Equal Opportun tv Em p layer TO BUY SILVER CO INS R NGS JEWELR P STERLING Y LAT MINUM ISC ITEMS AB SOL UTE MARKET PR CE GUARANTED ED BURKETT BARBER SROP MIDDLEPORT OH 0 992 3476 weekends 1 need the ch mney sweep & a load of f rewood 992 J~ 2044 S tuattons Wanted PARTTIME Rev ew Coor donator Respons ble for conc urrent & retrospectiwe revtew & an acute care set t ng n the Pomeroy area Weekdays only No weekends or holidays Good communocat ons sk lis a must prefer RN or LPN w th qual ty assurance In background Please send resume no later than Oct 17 1980 Area VIII Pier Rev ew Organrzatlon Inc 180 5 Mapl e ~ Av e • zanesvrlle Oh 43701 Will do babysit! ng In your home 5 days a week any hours Call949 2875 Will babys.t n my home day or n ght fenced In yard inqu re at 278 Ash Street Middleport Oh o 15 Schools 1nstructron PIANO LESSONS Begin ntrs advanced adults POSITION AVAILABLE The Area Age~cy on Ag ong Dlstrlct7 Inc rn Rio Grande Ohoo has a Secretary s post on avarlable Qualiflca t1ons are H1gh School graduate plus one year experience 1n office work abrltty to type 50 WPM Sho•thand useful Abtltly to deal wrth general public knowledge of basic or. flee procedures and aboltiY to marnta n filing system Salary S7 012 ·lus excellent fringe eneflts Application deadline rs October 10 1980 For appltcaloon contact The Area Agen cy on Agmg D1stnct 7r Inc P 0 Box 978 RIO Grande College Rio Grande Ohto 45674 or phone ( 614 l 245 5306 An Aff trmat1ve Achan/ Equal Opportunity Send name address telephone number to Vera Jane Hall day Box 224 Rutland Ohio 45715 D S CRAFT SUPPLY Spr ng Valley Plaza 446 2134 FREE CANDY ~ LASS Every Wed at 7 p m and Sat all p m PROFESSIONAL GUITA R ST Bob F etsam otter ng essons Class1cal and folk rock Cal 446 9643 for n format on C 16 Radro Til & CB Repatr RON S TV SERVICE Spec al z ng 10 Zen th HO\Jse Calls Now serv c ng Molbrola Quarar Call 1 304 576 1398 or 446 2454 Miscellaneous 141< while gold three piece wedding ring set One fourth carat d amond S4SO 00 Call 992 7731 bet ween 10 7 ANT QUE weapons guns 992 7731 between 10 7 18 wanted to Do WILL ~abysrt rn my hOme Holzer HosPttal area 446 :\ Matntenance Mechan1c for Local Manufacturrng Plant Requtres Knowledge of Htgh Pressure Borlers 3 Phase Electnctty A1r Gondlttontng and Preventaltve Mamtenance Day Work Good Salary and Benef1ts Send Resume to Box 198, Da1ly Tnbune HOU SE SITTERS Retored couple prov des I ved n look wh1le tamely away on vacat on or bus ness Water plants and pet care Answers phone w t hout d•vulg ng owner absence Per od c or 1 ve In bondable lnqu re to Box 64 Rodney OH 45676 COLLEGE STUDENTS NEED WORK 1 Custom cleanup J~ ton hauling ca 1245 9335 RM 106 Fleaaelal 22 FHA VA Convent at Home Loans Columbus F.rst Mortgage Co "' loan r ep r ese ntative V olet {Cook e) v ers 463 Second Ave Gal polts Oh 446 7172 ~::::::::::::::::::::~::::::~~:::::::::=; AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11 & OCTOBER 18, 1980 12 NOON TO 6 P m 13 CONTENTS OF RUTHV GOSNEY S ANTIQUE SHOP 26 No 2nd St Middleport Ohro {Center of Town) OCTOBER 11TH - 2 Ctrcle FURNITURE 4 WD oak hall tree w / seat Oak serpentrne dresser claw ft Oak I brary table Wd k tchen mantel shelf clock Oak drop leaf table Walnut console mirror old v ctrofa {many old records) oak fern table beaut fu oak bow front ch na Engltsh step back walnut bookcase walnut flat desk walnut marble top table mah slant top bureau desk slate top stand very fancy old chrome coal heater old oak high charr converts to stroller Everett baby grand plano plano stool Duncan Fhyfe sofa mah base rocker matchrng mah side charr walnut emp re chest tall buffet with mirror walnut Queen Ann type dining table / 4 matching chairs oak sewing mach ne oak (painted) dr.,slng table oak ~palntd) bed Eastlake sofa Chlppendate cha1r mah large serpentine dresser mah mat "' chlng Gents chair h gh chair flat wall cupboard otd 9x12 rug Iron coal heater straight desk chair sw vel desk cha r organ picture frame mrsc odd chairs rocker stands Pa Dutch qul llmqframes GLASS & CHINA) {Cut & Pattern) Carnival Ruby Depressron clear pink yetlow blue & green Min ton Cobalt Blue Fl nt D scontlnued 1 G (China) English Au5trla Haviland Occ Japan Nortakl Blue Willow Nortakl Ginger Jar F~ton Rookwood vace S gned gold leaf vase 1n~->Wet15. Bottles Hair receivers Hal pin holder Roseville Pottery Hull Champhor glass Fostoria and oil lamps MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Store scales tool5 Pa Dutch corn sheller Primitive harness maker 1 large letters tor chimneys old basket copper ket lie old crocks churn• wicker doll buggy other toy• Gents frock coat vest & shirt top n.t quilt top old typewriter old advertisements Almanacs 1880 albums books magarlnes cow bells postcards Currie & lves prints old cream of Wheat prints old 5ehool desk watl hllngl119 state mantet andirons trunk sew1119 basket Silver tea set candle sticks fountain statue and figurines Pewter and brass Items unsold by • 00 P will be Included wlhl mafiY Items comparable to above list on October 11 Ave lion located at Gosney 1 blue Houll corner 6111e!ICI Main St This properly Is also lor ute but not by\, Auction SM ownor If lnlerostld Not responsible tor accidents or loss of properly OWNER Rulli N GOiftiY TERMS CUhor Chtclt wltll positive I D AUCTIONEER How•rd Beasley-Phone YOUT H b asketba ll program super v so Par1 I me tOb beg nn ng m d Nov e mb e r through February Basketball backgrOund des rable and must be free eve n ngs and Saturdays dur ng program App y at Manager s Oft ce befOre Oct 17 1980 •COWS •HEIFERS •CLUB HEIFERS-4 H & FFA • YOUNG BULLS 30 OR MORE QUALITY ANGUS CLUB CALF STEERS ANGUS WORLD'S MOST EFFICIENT BEEF • BREED! Money to Loan • Insurance SANDY ANO BEAVER In surance Co has offered ~erv ces for f re nsurance coverage n Gallta County for almost a century! !=arm home and personal ~roperty coverages are ~vaolab le to meet n dov dual needs Contact Foster Lewis your neigh bor and agent FOR INSURANCE -REPAIRS call D h F Con f r actors 446 3407 IN AUTOMOBILE SU RANCE been can celled? Lost your QJJerator s license? Phone ~2 ?143 SPONSORED BY THE SCUit1tASTERN OHIO ANGUS ASSOCIATION MERLIN WOODRUFF 314m 5471 , APPRENTICI! AUCTIONEER Os"y A Mlrtln-Ph011t614 tfll-6370 Auctioneer Note The Gl4tss tlld Clllna on !hell two sales witt welltkCHCI ovor 1 100 plecn WE BUY OLD AND SILVER Homes for Sale 21 ProfessiOnal ___ __!!rv1ces ____ __ CALL u~ for your phDtograph c needs Por t-ra t passports com m ere al and wedd ng photography Tawney Stud os 424 Second Ave homes ca I 446 0175 TR A LER S!li3Ce for adults on y no outs de pes ca l M S BOOKKEEPING ser voce ndrv dua l & com mere al bbokkeep ng 1\ ac countmg Year round tax serv ce notary located n Montgomery Wards Call 446 0307 or 446 1468 2 BDR mob l e home ton area ca 388 9876 -..... .... ..·--····· -- ....... ~ ~. ~ 31 Homes for Sale ED BARTELS Loan Representative 1100 East Main St Pomeroy Oh Mortgage money available All type• home financing new old refonanclng and 2nd mor !gages Phone 992 7000 or 992 5732 BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom ranch brick home m Baum Addition With new garage & genie door Gas heal newly nstalled central a r conditioning family room & stone fireplace appliances bull! In newly rn stalled elec!r c breaker system attractively decorated basement 2 baths fully carpeted wrlh most attract ve drapes Call985 3814 or992 2571 EIGHTY ACRES 12 acres of bottom land 68 acres pasture blacktop road three bedroom house I vlng room bath k !chen din ng room three car car port cellar part basement good barn Charles C King Rutland Ohio 742 2229 F t VE room house with 13 acres of land asking S7 000 Cal 9915553 3 5 acres by owner In the country one half acre pond e ght room house three bedrooms 2 full baths mOdern k itchen dinette dining room 24 x 27 family room fully finished basement double garage tile block bu ld ng Must see to apprec ate Shown bv appornlment only Call614 985 ~238 FOR SALE three or four bedroom house carpeted woodburnlng stove also woodburning fireplace Two car garage total elec trlc 10 x 27 sundeck 2 & one third acres Beaulful setting 985 3934 TWO story s x room house In Racine Ohio Out of high water Included t,vo bedrooms two out buildings needs updat ng hardwi?Od floors 1 614 235 6569 or wr te 2974 Castlewood Road Cotum bus Ohio 43209 TWO story older home seven rooms bath basement hardwood floors fireplace On four large lots wiTh r ver fran !age Ma n Street Pomeroy Financing available Ca I after 5 992 728<4 $26 500 Old house with one & one third acres on New L ma Road Phone 992 2598 HOU SE by owner 3 bdr F R workshop 1 , bath ut lity room cent a r cement dr ve :iii.J acres l oca ted on Georges Cr eek Rd R! 7 Su b D v K C schoo ls ca ll 446 7476 NICE HOME w th 2 l ots carpet 446 9595 for sa e or trade for far m 7 ROOM 2 baths all elec tri c w 1h central a r familY room w th f replace Sec t anal must be m oved Camp etel y furn shed Call 675 4066 MODERN COUNTRY hom me 412 m les off 124 on Co Rd 28 from Racone I 33 acres 949 2830 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 1973 Crown Haven 14 x 65 three bedrooms new car pet 1971 Cameron 14 x 64 two bedrooms new carpet 1972 Champion 12 x 60 two bedrooms new carpet 1976 Cameron 12 )( 60 two bedrooms all electric 1971 Skyltne 12 x 65 two bedrooms bath & ;, new ca rpel 1970 PMC 12 x 60 two bedrooms new carpet B X S Sa les Inc 2nd x Voand Street Point Pleasant WV Phone 675 4424 1980 70 x 14 mobile home with 7 x 24 expando Ex cellent condit on Phone 742 3030or742 2728 FOR SALE 12 x 60 K ng moblte home 1970 mOdeeln excellent condition Elec !roc range & refr gerator drapes gas fur:nace cen Ira air condlt onlng See George Holter or Call 949 2655 FOR SALE 1973 Eagle 12 x 65 two bedroom one ' baths excellent condll on Furnished 10 x 20 pat o cover rod I ron two aIr con d Ironers underpinning & anchors 992 7473 TWO BEDROOM mobrle home w th bath & v, ex panda one acre fenced land 12 x 16 building fru 1 & nut trees Co Rd rural water sk 1rted & t ed down moving must sell Bank appraised at $15 000 Ex cellent condition 15 minutes from new br dge Toseecall614 949 2038 ONE & one third acres w lh 12 x 50 two bedroom mobile home1 ready for oc cupancy Located on Route 143 992 3081 or 992 6095 ONE bedroom mobole home 1972 mOdel Phone 992 2598 6474 TRAI L ER fa en at Ga ll po s F erry 675 4886 2 BDR furn mob e hom e near Cente nary adu ts on y no pets pr vate lot ca 44639 18 HOUSE & three fourths acre lot Priced to sell 7~ 2068 BV OWNER on town L R 4 bdr F R 2 bat nat gas central air two car garage stee l s drng and storm doors and windows carpet and ha r dwood floors k !chen with d nlng area Exc cond shown by appt on 14th Ca I 446 1223 13 Insurance , Life Insurance Got too much? 7422 PER MONTH WID~ 14' Call I mmed::fely fast lash on-only 4 rna n pal parts One sess on at you sew ng mach ne and you" put togelhe a new d ess al dolla s less than I costs eady made p, nted Palle n 9199 Hall S zes 1 0 ~ 12 ~ 4 ~ 16\\ 18 ~ 20\\ S ze 14 ~ (busl 37) lakes I 3 4 ya ds 60 nch foshton C.llllocue (F W) Designer C.IJifllllt #36 1981 Noodlo CoiJI"'!ut for Rent Johnson s Mob,le Home, Inc l!utorn Ave Rt 7 Galllpells Oh 45431 Ph tlf-446-3547 2 BDR unf apart 1n crown C t y Ca ll256 6474 2 BEDROOM Unfurn shed apC~rtment Pom~roy $150 month pus ut I t es plus depos 992 6130 or 992 75 11 Two bedroom turn shed apa tment $150 00 month plus ut Illes $50 00 depos I 949 2875 FOR RENT The New Tw n R1vers Tower Hous ng for 1he elderly now l eas ng Government ass stance to quahf ed elderly and hand capped persons under the HUO Sect on 8 Program 200 Second St PI Pleaant w Va 675 6679 Equa Hous ng Opportun ty Real Es1ate r f WOOD 126 Tlmtty Cratty FURN SHED apartment $190 r!]O water pad 2 bdr 1 ch ld acceptab e Ca 446 4416 after 7 p m AoweJS utatacs 1nd IMiob, pko111 1dd 21< 11ch '" pocllp """'o1 FOf ~~=:;~~~~~==-T:;:=~~~~~~;:=1 I 32 Mobrle Homes 41 Houses for Rent lor Sate PRICES REDUCED used mob1le homes and travel trarlers {R I STATE MOBILE HOMES CALL 446 7572 1973 Crown Haven 14X65 3 bdrs new carpet 1971 Cameron 14x64 2 bdrs new carpet 1972 Champ on 12x60 2 bdrs new carpet 1976 Cameron 12x60 2 bdrs all e ectr c 1971 Sky! ne 12 x65 2 bdrs bath and 1 new carpet 1970 PMC 12x60 2 bdrs new carpet B& S SALES NC 2nd & V andSI Pont Pleasant WV Phone 675 4424 LOT WITH 10 X 50 Ira er w th expando furn $4 000 256 1305 TWO BEDROOM un furnished house also two bEdroom furn shed & one bedroom turn shed apart ments Cal after 6 p m 992 2288 • If you really want to sell Its! w thu s today BAIRD & FULLER [H REALTY " 0 OFFICE 446·7013 1 2 ACRE LOT 3 m es from town off Crouse Beck. Rd ty School D sl Call 446 1074 c RESTRICTED BUILDING LOTS Debby Driva all utilities available STROUT REA~ TY 446 0008 many benef ts of own ng t h s ma ntenance free J BR home Let' us show you new carpet lar ge bath ols of k !chen cab nets f ull d v ded basement and a l arge ol located n Centenary much more II 11 38 MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE - Douplew dew th 1300 sq ft I v ng space 3 BR din ng room bar wood burner 2 baths on 7 t~nt hs acre p r ce reduc e~ S27 900 N0912 PIJ1Kt fOr ICCOUIItlo Cltflftat lfff attop or .ott0r ... Mitlrlce Dtlttr retell llllflt 1271 IN mo He retlctltltlel tttuae Call WIMfNII 111111 l1t1tt AIMCV ......... Houses for Rent 2 BDR house h m le nor th of Porter on Rt 160 Cat 388 9878 or 388 8606 after 5 FOR RELIABLE couple 6 rm house garage big yard garden plot !II)Od locatiOn ref and dep 'tall 446 2719 2 BDR house at 50 L ncoln for ret red couple or sen or crtozens call 446 3059 4 BDR FARM house nea r R lo Grande no children S250 mo plus' .$ecur ty deposit call446 2.1'19 HOU SE for rent Na t gas ref and dep req Call 446 3760 Genera l l e ' c:l t •..~t. : :t Russell D Wood Evemngs 446 4618 Realtor Even ngs 446 Q97l Realtor t t F URNI SHED 3 rooms & bath plus ut I t es adu lts on y c ea n no pets d epos t requ r ed 446 1519 Lots & Acteage SECLUDED building lot n WildWood Est on Flat Woods Rd 1 plus acres all wooded uti t es avaltable Call992 5396 Do a little and save a lot Low down payment and low 1nterest rate makes you an owner 1nstead of a renter E11cellent opportunttY Nece 3 bedroom house We can turmsh mater als to complete Immediate possess1on See et and then contact properties Department toll free at 8 800 328 4462 4500 Lyn dale Avenue North Mm neapoh s M1nnesota SS412 or: call coll ect to Ralph Styers at 614 846 1240 Real Estate Real Estate- Gen eral 35 ThiS 3 BR hOUSe IS by Oak H II Take Hwy 279 west to C/R 4 Turn left and follow to h1ckory Grove Chur ch Or veway s about 30' past chUrch Inter m f nancmg s ava1lable Make offer t N MASON west v rg n a two bedroom furn shed apartment ut t es pa d no pets Depos 1 requ red 1 304 882 3356 NEW house n c ty bedrooms v ng room fam y room 2 baths cen tra a r wall to wall earpet ca 44.6 1409 between 4 and 6p m LOVELY 5 bdr br ck sp l t s tuated on 3 acres w th pond 2 f repla ces hughe family room 2 pat os and 2 baths pr c vale wooded set t ng ca ll The W sema n R E Agency E M W seman Broker 446 3643 HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL {;• \ 131 Add UJ.Aftlllns n Doihes General 446·1066 13Jfoshoon Home Qut t ng 132 Qu~l Onpnols 1 Block Qv Its 130 SweJito Foslttans-Stzes 38 56 129-Qtnck n Easy Ttonsfen 128-Enwelope falchwook Qu Its Real Estat@ REALTY, INC. DOWNTOWN one bdr lurn apart a cond $200 plu s ut I t es no ch dren or pets 446 1788 1 00 1 00 All CRAFT BOOKS $1 75 mh 1911 FAIRMONT HAPPY HOUSE 14XS2 Gas 2Bedroom Fumls5-yur protec:llon plan Dtllvtred and HI up on your lot Only $142 57 permo Sl104 10 down at lSifJ% Apr 2 BDR apart w th water and garbag e S225 Cal 446 3995 apartmen t n 2 BDR Crown C ty Ca I 256 6495 after 4 Sl 00 HOUSE for rent In Mod dleport 1 446 1788 446 0118 ~partment 44 foo each palleon lo I ost class hand ng Send to QUICK n EASY PmUMS 170 232W ! 8SI N•wYo k NYI OOII 41 BUDMcGH'EE 421 Second Ave ""'ol!l•" onl y SLEEPING ROOMS and I ght housekeep ng apt Pa k Centra Hotel 12 x 65two bedroom mob l e home with one & one half baths n cou ntry locat on Work ng people on y no ob to ch l dren t eet on Referen ces requ red 992 2272 a rma I POR RINT COmrntrele ~rofHI~ 742 on me 11 fleer Jt2 on 2M I oor D&W ESTA'JES !:, FURNISHED Ira ter for r ent $150 00 per month $1 00 00 depos I A dults only 992 5834 after 5 $1 75 lo each pane n Add 501 1981 OAKB~OOK MOBILE HOME 2 B R turn $9 750 down payment $985 (Apr 15'12% for TWO bedroom mob l e home real n ce Browns Tra ler Park Adu ts only 992 3324 LOT (Jtm Ell Ott) Rt 93 North Jackson Oh 286 3752 vour insurance 1975 Two bedroom mob te home part a ly turn shed $150 00 a month Located n Country Mob I ~ Home Park on Route 33 no th of Pomeroy 247 3942 Gal he ed and held soh y at one shou deo then slenderness al th e way How EASY lh s s and how beaut fu any hour any place fo kn Is s ~ cotton P1 nted Pattern 9191 Msses S1es 8 0 11 14 16 18 Sze 12 {bust 34) takes 1~ ya ds 45 nch lab c 1968 VICTOR 12x60 2 bdr ser ous ca Is only Call 446 2950 12x60MOBILE HOME Wtlh 12x12 expando s on 1 3 acres of land $8 BOO Ca 1 379 2743 vn 2 B DR tu rn mob le home n Crown C ty Cal 256 Ach d w II spend happy hou s d ess ng h s w de-eyed dol w lh a NIN"£ p ece wad obe fun lo make Palle n 7411 Dol t ansfe Colhes patle ns d ec tons nc uded 3 AND 4 RM turn shed apts Phone 992 5434 f oar EUREKA 2 bdr r vcr f ont lot re fe en ce and de p adu s only 643 2644 5 RM HOUSE; to se Apartment tor Ren1 44 SEC OND FLOOR et I c ency apt 729 Second Ave Adu s onl y No pet s Rent and dep Plly own ut es Ca I 446 0957 367 7438 RIVER VIEW HOME FOR SALE By owner Down st Rt 7 5 m nutes from C ty Park 2 story frame 4 B R s I v ng room w th W B f rep ace eat n ~ t chen basement and garage Pr ced at $35 000 Call Dayt me 446 1615 af ter 5 446 1244 Dav d Tawney for lum ber and f )(tures everyth ng gqes '"as to be moved off ot ca ll 446 1615 or 446 1243 or 446 4038 mob e 2 BDR and 3 bdr Apartm ent for Rent 44 Mob le Homes tor Rent 42 1 2 ACRES 5 rm house Pomeroy c ty m ts Ask ng $5 500 Wou d con s der land contract Down payment and terms negol able Ca I 367 7428 c WHERE GALLI A COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS. GALLIROLIS OHIORighlonU S 35 WHEN MONDAY OCTOBER6 1980 7pm 31 BY OWNER In R o Gran de across from college 3 bar br ck L R D R k I chen bath parlor 1m med ate occupancy $33 900 Call245 9213 STARKS t ree trrmmong n sured call coll ecl576 2010 ~ IL L, do Odds & ends paneling floor tile ceiling tile Call Fred Miller at 992 6338 IMMEDIATE OPENING GOOD BREEDING STOCK TO BE SOLD AT AIJCTON 72 LOTS • ADDRESSERS wanted good pay wr te Amer can Serv ce Route 2 Box 108A Ga I po s OhiO 45631 r~================~================~ Help Wanted FO R INFORMATION OR CATALOGS CONTACT MR R DUANE PLYMALE RT 280X~A JACKSON OHI04SMO PHONE .14 116-5395 BABYSITTER wanted In my home In Spring Valley Galltpolls area 10 month old c hild four days a week 9301D430am Mustbe reliable & have references -l 446 3747 7693 ANGUS SALE AUCTIONEER PART TIME RN 1 00 am to 3 30 p m Call Pomeroy Health Care Center 992 6606 Head Nurse needed for mediCal surg1cal umt Must be a graduate of an accred•ted school of nurs ng w1th current Ohio licensure Must have at least 2 years hosp1tal staff nurse expenence Manager ex penence preferred Apply w1th Personnel Depart ment 0 Bleness Memonal Hosp tat 614 S93 SSSl Ext 227 Athens Ohio .... An Equal Opportun ty Employer WANTED TO BUY Class r ngs weddrng bands anything stamped 10K 14K 18K gold S lver cons pocket watches Call Joe Clark 992 2054 Clark s Jewelry re meroy Oh o 11 and earn good money Plus some great g fts as a Sen tlnel route carrier Phone us r ght away and get on the ellglblltty 1 st at 992 2156 or 992 2157 HEAD NURSES OLD COINS pocket wat ches class r ngs wedding bands d amends Gold or s lver Call J A Wamsley 742 2331 Treasure Chest Con Shop Athens OH 592 6462 WANTED good used desk preferably w th p enty of drawer space 992 3110 af ter 5 weekdays any! me GET VALUABLE training as a young busitlfss person 17 Gold silver or fore gn co ns or any gold or s rver tems Ant que furn ture glass or ch na w I pay top do tar or camp ete estates No tem t oo large or too sma I Check pr ces before sell ng Also do apprarsrng Osby {Oss e) Martrn 992 6370 WANTED GOLD Help Wanted Employer REGISTERED AnEIITIOI PUBLIC AUCTION OSSIE S AUCT ON House 20 N 2nd Street M d dteporl Oh o We sell one P ece or ent re households New us~ or ant Ques n ctudmg homes farms or I qu dat on sales Get top do lar L st w th the man who has over 2S years n the new used and ant que furn ture bus ness We take cons gnments For n format on and p ckup ser v ce call 992 6370 or n West v rgm a 773 5471 Sale every Fr day n ght at 7 P m ,4\uct oneer Howard Beasley apprent ce auc t oneer Osby A Mart n {no tunk) 9 11 - --piJhtoc s-a ~-~ &'-'-Aucr on SWAIN AUCTION BARN SWAIN AUCTION SERVICE 12 00 Noon th regular auct•on) Calves & Yearlings G'raded All cons•gnments welcome Calves must b€ rn the yard by 2 p m day of sale For In format on call J m Gibson 614 335 1922 or 614 998 2047 LARGE'TWO tam l y yard sale on O ctob~r 3 6 7 from 9 5 da y at 305 North Second Str eet M dd eport Oh o YARD SALE Blue Ta r tan 803 South T h rd Md d ~ port T ues Weds Th urs 9 6 6PUP P ES 4460121 4 YOST Wrefker Serv ce 24 hou s a day wanted tunk ca r s Cal John Yost Route 1 Ru land Oh o 45775 LARGE YARD Sale Fred Moore s re$ dente on R I 7 3 m es south of M d die port above Me gs Gat I a Co I ne Sal Oct 4 & Sun 5 10 ? Lots of nice clean cloth ng depres'"S on glass ant que mant e lots of n ce flea market tems YARD SALE October 6 X 7 at Rutl and F reHouse SHOOT NG MATCH at Corn Hollow In Rutland Every Sunday start ng at noon Proceeds be ng donated to t he Boy Scout Troop 249 12 gauge fac tory choke gun on l y JO NES Meat Pa ck ng s aughter ng custom process ng ret a mea t Wash ngton Co. Rd 248 L I le Hock ng OH 667 6133 YARD SALE Monday Oct 6 at Gr ff n s Grocery n Kanauga tO to , Everyth ng from clothes of all stzes to 1 ght f xtures Ran cancels s Announcements PRE SEASON Marv n J<e y Guard an of F orence M e laugh n 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 0 - Yard__,_ Sale -----.-- I 1 M emor am $649 00 Mob e home wood 9tc THE MEIGS CO Board o1 Mental Retardat on • now taklno resumes for the position of cook Thrs per son should have at least one year expenence cooktng In a school or nslllutlonal program be famil ar with record keeping and have some understanding of nutrollonal preparation Resume s w II be accepted until Fr day Oct 10 Please send to Meigs ~;o Board of Mental Retar dation 346 E Main St Pomeroy Oh 45769 1}.2-Sunday Oct 5 1980 - - Pubi~oT.Ce Help wanted 1JIDWELL -Attractve3bedrdomhome bath dn ng room storage b.IJ ld ng n ce level lot only $25 000 N 1572 MITCHELL ROAD - Beaut ful br ck ranch 3 bedrooms 1 2 baths fu ty car peted 2 car garage large storage bar 112 acres nice land ocated m c ty schools N 0'~' IMMEDIATE POSSESSION -- Spl t teve w lh a gre(Jt v ew of the Oh o River has a recreat on room wtth wood burner central a ra nd nearly 3 acres of land pr ced n the 50s M0535 EXCELLENT BUILDING LOT Bu ld your drea m home this spring on this lovely lot Cant a ns 2 acres front sf at & cleared with stream and woods n back city sch drs! close toR o Grande $10 900 M1108 BEST BUY - Ranch w lh a br ck front onl y 3 years old 3 bedrooms fully carpeted garage l arge to! only S38 000 on safe road N1138 LAND CONTRACT - Sma I house and goods ze ot # 1008 n Galllpol s close to restaurants 73 ACRES - 0 d house woods good tnvhtmem located on Thompson Rd N1225 150 ACRES - Good farm beaut tul roll ng land 3 barns tobacco base pond Rt 141 N1012 Even1ngs Call Damn Bloomer, Assoc 446 2599 John Fuller, Realtor 446-4327 ' ' '~ NEW LISTING - Investment p ro perty or large 4 bedroom home w th 2 bed r oom garage apartment Located alo ng Burkhart Lane 1ust outs de of c ty m ts c ty wa er & sewer all of th s pus 2 acres of land Call for more nformat on t t 't ' ' ' t NEW LISTING - Investment or.c>Oertv , rm rm til s one fa ces Second Ave has k t bath. ut ty rm down 2 bedrms up 1 bedrm u tv ap back and 2 bedrm garage apartment n rear Ca I tor more nformat on and appo ntment SELL YOUR SNOW TIRES and move nto bedroom home conven ently located to schoo churches grocery and downtown shopp ng Don t e Old Man Winter bo-ther you anymore Buyn ow for $14 500 00 t ' INIIEST IN THE FUTURE 60 acres located In Walnut Twp no bu ld ngs but has ample trees some coa l Buy now for $350 00 per acre t t t t ' IF YOU WORK nor around Hetzer Medi ca l Cen~ heres a pr me ocat on">for you• 3 bedroom ho s tuated on a 75 xl64 lot In Han erv lie natu ral ggs FA furnace c ty water Buy now for on Y $22 000 MODERN HOME OVERLOOKING lheOh 0 Rrver 3 bedrooms fully carpeted k tchen new Y remodel ed level ot w th several fru t trees 2 car detach~d garage EnJoy the pr de of ownersh P for on Y $49 000 00 CON\IENIENTLV LOCATED on Lower Rver Rd 2 or 3 bedroom home New y carpeted R ver fron tage coty water nat gas FA f urnace 2 baths faml y room w th deok BUY now for $42 000 00 ----a!OKING FOR INVESTMENT PROPERTV"I we have several p eces of nvestm ent properJ:r~i~ two a.nd three renta s Pr ces range from S3~ to sao oo call us for more nformat on we w 11 be happy to show I hem m you t t t t ooo LISTINGS IN VINTON - We have two n ce older homes n v nton both homes with downstairs bedrooms bo t h homes t sled n the 30 s Call us tor more nformat on YOU CAN TAKE advantage of th s stately 4 bedrm home loca ted etong Upper Rver Rd Property has been r enovated and anx ous to have a happy tam~~ occupy ng the grounds 3 ca r garage i:91o00dooma an appointment Good locat on Pr ce t---· ....--. WOODREALTY INC 32 LOCUST ST GALLIPOLIS • t t t t t t t t ~ t t t _j �• I D4-Th~Sunday 45 Tlffies-Sentmel, Sunday, Oct S 1980 SLEEP IN G ROOM utllrtles patd !!!!~?n~~n • 4"6:__:!. So::pace for Rent ~ Furntshed Rooms S/5 males pr e f e rr e d Range r:efngerator ca ll 446 4416 after 7 p m TRAILER spaces tor rent So uth ~ rn Valley Mobile Home Park , Cl'leshrre Oh 992 3954 Oswald r,.. • Sontag • Opposing negative doubles By Oswald Jacoby and A lau Sontag If you play br.dge toor naments you wtll fmd that many of your opponents use 1ft Ute double of your overcalls for takeout not for penalty Most o! the ume thi s double Will be made w1th a la1rly weak hand as PROTECTED CIRCLE FOR SAFE PLAYING• 3 bedroom 1'/ 2 baths gas heat Just ott St Rt 35 Assumablt- loan - 10% ln t RUSTIC L:OG CABIN - Un1que spa c1ous 11vable Arol.ind 2 000 sq ft at comfo rtabl e 11v1ng space PORTERBROOKE Owners mov1(1g out of town and hate to leave thrs co1on1at ranch home beh1nd One of the best con structed homes 1n the area COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS BEST• Nr ce 3 bed room ran ch mam1enance free Large country k1tc hen and d1mg area ltv1ng room one and lf2 baths, fu l l ftntshed basement 2 car garage settmg on 1 03 acres T IPTOP SHAPE' 3 bedrooms 2 ful l baths kttchen wt th built 1ns d n mg ar ea large I vtng room beauttful ftreplace tn family r oom Load s of closet space, mtercom sys t em An assumable loan On l y 1112 yrs o ld YOUR 'GET STARTED HOME 11/ 2 baths I vtng roo m modern kttchen, smgl e car garage and ntce stze lot All thts for only $39 500' Gtve us a call now 1 OWNER NEEDS TO SE L L TH IS WEEK• J bedroom ranch l1v ng room k•tchen w th bu ilt 1ns d•n• ng ara 1 ca r ftntshed garage Located on onl y one and one halt miles from c1ty Pr ced m teh LOWER 40 s ~tttle as stx or seven HCP at the low leveiSc H used agamst JUmp overcalls the mmtmum wrll be greater In general the fourth hand ts hkely to have s upport for his partner s smt and he should take tmmedtate action to compete The genera.! rule here should be to gtve weak smgle raises pr'*mpttve JUmp ra1s es and to use the redouble With good hands We will show some tllustra tlons after the blddmg goes one club-.ont spade double I You hold S X X X X H A x0.AQ84C Jxx Redou ble Your s1de pro bably tlas the balance of power You plan to compete to three spades on your own and tf your partner shows s1gns of life you want to try the spade ~- ~_S.e._ace~or Ren1 UP TO 800 sq f t of new of IKe space ava•lable m 30 days Will f1111Sh to su it ten ant Call 446 9659 1200 sq fl space rn Spnng Va lley Plaza cal l 446 7332 betwee 1 10 and 7 30 TARA ESTATES Four bedrooms 2 full 134 + 1112 baths Comple te but i t m k f chen off from the f amtiY room wtth w b nreplace Formal l1v1 ng and d1 n1ng room Full fm1sh ed baement fea tur rng a large family room wtth w b ftreplace game room and utt11ty room Laroe 2 ca r garage w1th opener Covered pa t o and sun deck Free swtmm ng and cl ub house area avar l abl e ONE ACRE Bulldtng lot ~ For only $3 500 00 Approx 56 mtles from town on a state route 1980 BA Y VIEW 14>70 Plus a 7x24 extens•on 3 bedrooms 112 ba th s M odern comp lete bu1 lt tn k tchen Central atr and tola l e1ec11 1c Built tn stereo system S 25ACRESMORE OR LES S AND A 1976MOBILE HOME Excellent locatton Kyger Cr eek Schoo l Drstr1 ct D,ciiRY FARM 135 acres mar eor less 4 milkers wtth autom att c washers 800 ga l bulk tanks 2 solos (800 tons to! all W tth stlo unloadtng auger Stru cturss 40x80 metal 172x40 mtlk house wt th feed roont!'r40x170 concrete slab feed lot A ll structures have conc rete floor s 1 000 walnut and pop lar trees on farm OLDER 2STORY 3 bed rooms ltvtng room and fireplace dtntng roo m k 1tchen and m uc h more for only $15 000 IMMACULATEL Y KEPT' 14x70 commu ntty Mob le Home 3 bedrooms ex ce ll ent cond tt 1on 28x l 2 cove r ed patto and 9x10 sTorage butldtng All th1s st t tmg on one and three quarters of an acre mor e or less Kyger Creek School Dos troct $24 000 NEW HOME J 8 ac r es more or less w th a shed type barn and pond plu s a n ew 9 month old home tncluded are 3 bedroom s 1112 bat~ n ce b tg kitchen ca rpeted throughou t Central a1r and heat pump An assuma ble loan at 10% tn t RANCH A ll briCk wtth 4 bedrooms and a sparkling fu ll bath up Larg e kttchen l1 ned wt th prett y cabtnets La rg e t oyer and tormal l tvtng room and dmmg Full base m ent fi r epl ace 1n family room 2 car garage anach ed also a workshop and a barn S1tuated on approx tm ate!y 59 acres Bonnte Stutes, REAL TOR 44 4 4206 game 2 S QxxxH Jxxx xO. A x x C x B1d e1ther three or four spades r tg tlt away dependmg oo what sort of Cassady Realty Belp re Oh NEW LISTING - Tup per s Pl a1ns Br ck Ran ch w1th lul l base ment 3 BR garage S ts on etghl ten th s of em acre vrry wei t k.epr home 1n I he 50s FREE GAS Plus Royalt1 es on 38 acres near Eas tern H tg h Sc hool Several f te lds and parr wooded N1 ce stan d of p1 nes $19 000 ARROW HEAD CAMP NG LOTS - N1ce OhtO Rtve r beach wtt h shade tre es pl us evel h1gh er ground Loca ted below Reeds voll e 0 S3 500 t o S4 500 Owner wt ll tmance wtth $500 down and th e rest for 5 years at l0°o tnt Hurry and get your cho ce of th ese HOR SECAVE RD Chester Twp Older. house retnodeled tns •de Outstde needs some care S• ts on 612 ac r es wtth 3 C', rtbutld ngs spr 1ng water S24 000 Ma~e an of f er on th s one RENTALS LOVe ly older home wtth wrap around porch Newly remod eled 1nto 2 apts 1 BR up and 3 BR down $37 000 B US I NE SS PLUS HOM E ~ Beverly Ohoo Ba 1t and Tack le shop fu ly stocked and op eratmg w th 4 room ap t upsta1 rs Sttson1 1 acres w1th nt ce state htghway and rtv er frontage Separa te house with 5 BR ga rage Owner Wil l sell sepa rntel y Tota l S85 000 Ph V1rg m•.a Hayman 985 4197 GOOD USE;D AP PI-lANCES washers, dryers refr1gerators ran ges Skaggs Ap pl1ances • 1918 Eastern Ave 446 7398 overcalls your partner makes ChanJe the ace of doamonds to ~{be kmg and you should JUmp to three spades w1th any parinor 3 S. X X X H Q J 10 X 0- X X C A x x x Btd two spades Somettmes you get your opponents 1nto a ba d hea rt contract 4 S· K IOxH AQxxx!). A x x C x x Redouble You wJII btd lour spades next and POMEROY,O then wtll double any adverse 992·2259 f1ve btd There os no pomt btd dmg your mce heart sutt The negat1ve doubler surely bas four hearts and not much of a hand 5 S xxH xx0.AK98x 'I'IEW LISTING ~ A qu1et home m the coun try on approx 1 acre Thts 4 bedroom home w1th forced atr heat Will give you roo m')ll com fort a n ~ the proce os rtght• N ~ the m1nes 1 $1500000 NEW LIS NG ~ Noce BIG Yard - a Ph st ory frame house w1 th 4 bedrooms, TV room l tv 1ng room kttchen and bath Several fru 1t trees 1n th e back ya rd that have 1ust started to bear ' $20 500 00 COZY DEN ~ LUCKY YOU• Even has knotty ptne panehng• Th ts 3 bed room home has 2 bath s, fu ll basement wtth laundr y and rec room 3 greenhouses shed and al l on 5 acres of leve l land Close to bro dge $58 700 00 SEVERAL INDEED• Wrth new carpettng new pane lin g ther mopane wt ndows, elec tr c heat also wood burner 3 bedrooms, bath on 112 acre lot $21.500 00 Ot,.D, BUT FUN Redecor at e to you r own taste• Th1s 3 bedroom hom e has a new fur na ce 2 ftrepla ces bU II dtn gs st orage Sl 6 000 00 MOBILE HOME' 1980, 14x52 L•berty Spec1al 2 bedroom w1th ut 1llty, ra nge r ef w1th blocks and un derp tnn tng $9 000 00 Lot rents lor $4S 00 a month FOR THE YOUNG SET STONE COTTAGE w 1th 3 bedrooms Rght stze for young coupl e Has equopped kolchen washer dr yer wB ftreplace, forced a1r heat Compl ete pnvacy on 1 acre lot Asktng S28,000 00 REALTOR Henry Cleland, Jr 992 6191 ASSOCIATES Jean Trussell 949 2660 Roger & Dott1eTurner 992 5692 OFFICE 992 2159 x C x x: x Bid two diamonds to get a lead later on To f mash w1th negative doubles remember that a ne~at1 ve double of a maJor sutt almost always shows four cards of the other maJOr - a negatl ve double of a manor smt shows at least 4 3 m the two maJors (NEWSPAPER EN TERPRISE ASSN ) - 46 Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park Route 33 North of Pomeroy Large lots Call 992 7479 Real Esta1e General ~~:.~Rs~W I ~1 6 E Second Street Phone H614l 992· 3325 NIC E FAMILY HOME - 4 Bedrooms bath plus ca rpe t tng Modern !otchen Wtfh built tn stove Full basement wtt h mcmerat or on 45x100 l ot N ear playground NEW LISTING ~ Fu r n shed 2 bedroom home new gas furna ce full basem ent on the edge ot M1ddleporj , pius 'I> acre oil and $28 000 00 SYRACUSE - Fam ily room 3 bedrooms , carpettng kt tchen has S1de by S1de refrtgerator and stove Plus garage, on level lot9Bx124 HOME & BUSINESS BUILDING - Th 1S IS an oppor tun1 ty f or a couple ro run a 91 ft shop or wha t have you In add1 t1on h as kitchen, bed oom and ba th For onl $12,000 00 WA T TO .BUILD• - 9 Acr s Wt f h water and sew e nea r y f or a n1 ce h •th plenty of room for k1ds H1gh and dry over look rng the Ohto Rtver SYRACUSE 2 bedroo m home w1 th bath w1th•n walkmg drs tance to store Has new forced a1r furna ce, ba sement front & ba ck porches and large extr a lol AfB. GALLIPOLIS - S22,000 - cen foyer , open staor way l BR 2 full baths N1 ce por ches Lg fenced ba ~K yard, garage Needs handyman s to uch GALLIPOLIS - $20,000 ~ Buy tnos 3 BR 2 story on land contract w1th $2 500 down payment N1 ce tg lot. 'Good con d I mmedo alepossess10n GALLI POLIS - $7,000 ~ Two BR 1969 Vonda le lu i ly furn1shed Exce llent cond AWn1ng s storage bldg NORTHUP Range r efng press1ve SS3,500 - Brock 3 BR p ; 2 baths washer and dryer 2 ca r garage lm • 51 TRY THE NEW "PILLOW SOFT" SERTA PERFECT~ SLEEPER THE ULTIMATE IN SLEEPING COMFC1RT - - CORBIN and SNYDER _ FURNITURE 955 Second Avenue Galllpolls,Qhlo 45631 PHONE 614 446 1171 Equipment AM FM e1ght track Marume car stereo untt 1n excellent condt110n sso 00 or best offer 667 3958 after 6P m ---'--'-,- --~23 INCH RCA console color T v ~ $80, ,ca ll after 4, 446 0195 • CB,TV, Rad1o Equ1pmen1 52 TV s. 19 portable, bl acK & wh tte, $49 each w1th base 446 3384 Real Es1ate - General ,,piiiliiiljil;iiil~:~~~~::~--~---· 53 ~%1e:"~~u~~t~~~d e~f~~:; Noth1ng too large Also guns, pocket watches and cain collectJan~ Call 614 767 3167 or 557 3411 ALL TYPES of buoldong matenals, block, bnck, sewer ptpes w1ndows lin tels, etc ~ Claude W tnters, Roo Grande 0 Call 245 5121 alter 5 p m \..J I CHESHIRE - Beautoful old home overlooking the Oh10 Rtver If you re lookmg for peace and qUiet w1th plenty of room and a home y ou ca n be proud of, call us on thi s one You ve got to see t $48,000 00 General DISCONT I NED and sa lvaged butldmg suppltes wtndows, doors, cabmets s•dmg and many other goods Franks Bargain Center, St Rt 554 Porter Oh, Ph 388 9866 BURROUGHS Bookkeepm g mach1ne, S50 Call 446 2342 D &UMGAflONER SA LES , THE POOL PEOPLE 31711 Noble Sux m ol Rd Middleport, OhiO 992 5724 Sqles serv1ce and supplies In ground ana above ground pools SALE on color !J im ' i26 12 or 20 Bu y 1 at reg pnce and get I free while supply l asts 5x7 color enlargements., S 98 8x10 S2 69 126 roll dev and pnn ts $3 94 Tawney StudtO GallipOliS MIDDLEPORT ~ Energy effJCJent w1ih i11isu lat,ed i alum1num s1d1ng Very comfortable three bedroom, 2 bath home, lull basement $40,000 00 - LOTS ~ SYRACUSE - Large budding lot m cen ter of town on the mam highway $6,SOO - ELECTRIC furnace trat ler cal 1446 0910 426 DEBBY DRIVE ~ L shaped ranch , 4 BR, 2'12 baths LR, foyer large equipped k ttchen, nat gas heat cent a1r, full basement , 2 car garage, 16)(32 heated pool & large corner lot Shown by appoont ment ALL THIS FOR 139,500 - 3 BRs 1'12 baths, LR w1th stone ftreplace natural gas heat, air cond range d tshwasher garage, large pat to and fenced In front lawn R 10 GRANDE ~ S32,900 ~ 2 B~ formal donong for ced a1r gas furnac e and wood b urner Range , washer and dryer Garage Exce ll ent lawn and ---~ garden CLARK EVA NS ROAD ~ $29,500 Kmgsley Mobile Home 14 x70 pl us 7 x2.4 ex pqndo oQver 1100 sq ft luxunous !tv m g space Plushflarpet, bu ilt in stereo range refng m1crowave cen a1r Formal dmong 2fu ll baths 6 acre landscaped WHITE OAK RD - 537,900 ~ TWo story frame 3 BR 60acrela rm Approx 25ac li llable Pond KEMPER HOLLOW ~ $38 500 - 3 BR 2 story fram e several old bldgs Could be a showplace wtth a l1ttle work 14 acres level to ro \ltng GUY AN TWP - $40,000 - Buy on land contract w ot h S2 500 down payment 9% onterest 69 11cr ev loar n ce llar house Good bldg SJte 20 m11es from Galltpolls 16 miles from Hunhngton, W VtJ ( TWO MILES OUT STATE ROUTE 588 ~ Re model ed home 1ncludes 6 rms and bath, carport stove, relng • diShwasher almost 2 acres of land priced for quick sale CROUSE BECK ROAD - Restncted bUJidmg lot 1 22 acre , n1 ce wooded setting, CJIY schools ss 950 PERRY TOWNSHIP 78 acres 1< A S1mms Creek bottom balance r"" "=ouce.o woods, nice modular hOme, lar<R~'" • "' umer buJidmgs, tob ba se, corne r of ::.r< 1.41 &: th e V ernon Woods Rd NEW LISTING Like new 14x70 Wondsoi' mobtlehome with expando Thts beauty tScompletelY furmshed & has a built tn st ereo, radar range, WB stove, covered patio & all set up on a large shady rented lot'" the Green School Dost BABY FARM NEAR TOWN - Appr ox 13'12 acres . on Ke lton Rd , m ostly pasture ntce 5 rrn and bath . home, basement, barn, other bu tldmgs, assumable loan MAKE US AN OFFER - Modern 3 BR ranch, 1 bath, laundr y, LR, kitc hen w1th range & refng ' tam11y rm, nat gas heat, briCk front, large back. porch & situated on a la rge flat lot near town __. __ - NORTHUP AREA ~ Farm for sale, formerly used as da~ry , good 2 story home. lots of other buildings, 187 A m I approx 35 A tillable balance pasture & woods, coud be used tor most any type farming opera t 1on or deve lopm ent Flrs1 time on the market CJ::iESHIRE AREA - ROUSH LANE - LovelyJBJ:l ranch 1'12 baths, 16x24 LR with a WB foreplace completely eQUIPPed kitchen lovely carpet throughout, full basemeo\t ( parlly finished), natural gas heat central a or, garage ondl'atlo GREEN ACRES - LQvely 3 BR ranch IS covered w1th brick & aluminum & offers such features aJ 3 BR s, bath, kllchen with range, ref rig & dlsp, laun dry rm with washer & dryer, carpet & HW floors, cent a1r, gas heat (hi bill $53), 2 car garoge large covered pat1o & utility building Colli or an appoint ment PRICE REDUCED TO S67,JC)OI't Brand new Trl level features 3 BR s, 2'12 baths, large LR, equ1pped kitchen formal dining, large L shaped family rm , utilitY rm & 2 car garage Localecl In Clearvlew Estates Call STROUT REALTY at o146 00011 for an appointment ViNTON - S26,000 - 3BRirame2story,nearlyan acre assuma.ble VA mortgage w1th approx S6 000 down payment About '13 cl ea r , some RACCOON TOWNSHIP - Excellent bulldihg SJies, approx 10 acres on State Route 325, approx 2 m1 south of Rio Grande Rural water and Gallipolis C1 ty Schools NEW l-ISTING - Lovely redwood ranch must be seen to apprectate Very untque fam tl y room Is finished in cedar Large LR, Kttchen, bath, 2 BR, laundry and over 1 acre of roll1ng land Bargam pnced at $29,500 SHOESTRING RIDGE ~ 5)2,500 - Fra me, 4 BR basemenT 2 4 acres Wood bu rner ra nge and refng Bam Ctt Y schools 40 ACR!i'S NEAR VINTON tomber reported, $2.000 down PERRY TWP ~ 60 acres. about 12 A tollable balance ln, t1mber sty11sh older 7 rm home With lot of posstbl lltleS, barn, outbuildings mtneral rights fronts on State Rd Call for more information 55 AGRES-I>ti!"Ait-OAK fllt L =On county rd 48 close to state route 279, some QOod buldmg sites' ownerw111 flntmce ' , EUREKA - '13,500 ~ Cozy 3 rm and bath cottage e ea ut1fUI lawn ~ red barn storage bldg Range, 8 000 BT U a or cond C1 t y schoo ls - FERERAL electrom c s~ren w1th 100 watt speaker Been used 2 hours Ex celleot cond •t•on 7.42 2236 SAVAG E ( Spronglield l 222 scope s1rap and am mo S200 Call446 7318 hard GET A JUMP ON WINTER 70Nif!JH1'SHti. WAHT5P 70 WA7CH.-l TV SPECIAL 7HE/>HoN£ NASIIT S70F'PEI7 Rt/VGINI> GARAGES A'ND BU ILDI NGS ANY SIZE - BUll r TO YOUR SPE CIFICA TION S FALL SPECIAL 10 >JO 1 CAR GARAGE ~ S4600 00 MODELS IN ME.tGS GAl l lA AND MA SON COUNTIES PH 367 75>0 - ~- - ...- MISC Merclt {lniSe -'- - -.,.,..--,,---,-~ . 54 M1s:c M~rchane1ise Magnavox stereo SSO 00 , TWO gas furnaces, ,,:~ br:lwn lur couch $.150 00 g()Od 40 Tappan elec1r tc early Amertcan couch lUST range one res t aurant Hot upholstered 1 $200 00 green po nt electnc gnll electnc ve!ve:t chatr S7S 00 brown 2 poT St!ex coffeemaker 30 leather cha•r wtth ottoman g&llon electnc hot water $70 00 odd chaor $35 00 heater two wa ll lavatones 992 2789 • one commode one nme foot gJass front showcase T cush1on sofa occa.;otOnal FOR SALE Donong room chair 42 mch .x; 48 tnch su1te wtth Stx cha1rs has round k tchen tabl es w1111 rose backs & tapestry leaves one Dei"hm tngs seats L1V1ng room su1te water pressure tank one oak stand w tth chrome Sea-rs- electru: ~h~ llow well feet anti que sol td wa lnu1 water pump one elecrnc gate leg drop teat ra-b le roaster one ant rq ue ladder back sewmg rocker Nat1ona1 cash reg tster one ladder back stratght chatr lot cement ftn tshmg tools house plants Can be seen 985 3521 or ma y be seen one after S p m Ca II 992 2298 half mtle "'ut Route 248 Chester OhtO Cl'eO Smtfh FOR SALE F ox 1 row Forage Harvester Good condt tton Call 379 2184 Alter 6 00 P M TRUCK LOAO ol wood and coat burners mfg by 1he Untred Stares STove Co spec al summer pnce thrU' ,O.ugust 1980 Call Gall 1pol s Block d4b 2783 REESE TRENCHING tor 8x20 TANDEM axle, heavy duty equtpment or utiloty trailer cal l 256 9392 KERDSENE HEATERS at Galli a Co Flea M kt Ocl 10 11. 12 OWNER • HAS FOUND ANOTHER HOME and wants to se ll thts 3 bedroom ranch Some spec1a l features extra clea n and top condttton new FA natural gas furnace new vt nYI s1dmg, new a lu rn•num evespouttng b1rch ca b1nets c1ty wa ter one of the better ones Green Twp Pl ease call f or ap pomtmenl ~ sao SUPER BUY" Very good posstb1llf1es of assummg the prese nt loan on th1S rna ntenance tree 3 bedroom ranch Garage All steel con struct1on 6 yrs old Ntcely decorated Cha m link f ence Ctty schools 91h % n N 565 terest $38 500 Fl RST CLASS TRI LEV EL Lovely fl at landscaped lawn patto and a new above gro und pool Th 1s home refl ects !ov 1n g care InSide and out J bedrooms b.;.ths,......ea t •n k1tch en for dm mg ltvmg room family room large ut!l ty room and 2 ca r garage In conve ntent !ocatton near Spring Valley N S7 1 YOUR " GET STARTED HOM E Ideal lOW cost two bedri)Om home at Eureka has a ca rpeted 11v1ng room k tf chen wrth new cabmets dm1ng room bath uttlt ty room F ront por ch overlooks Ohto R1ver Its a dandy Bet fer act fast on th1s one If 539 e A~t omat c dtaM FIREWOOD oil har dwood, split deliVered and . stacked Call 446 5517 after 4p m e autnS I. llo~I S O~O~tlllng e Conve I>IC tll)en e BRAND NEW 35m Canon A 1 With Canon 100 200mm zoom lens and power win der plus m tsc accessortes Call '675 4034 after 6pm nstantt~ ~~~~id teo ace Bu rtS l1J th~ l~el ol man, IIO IU C B DRUMMOND General Mdse Ph. 379 2468 Rt 1, Patnot Oh 4565@ CALL BILL CHILDS 992·2342 Middleport, Oh10 li!f• VINTON - 5187,000 - Bee f or Oaory larm 5~ ac res, 60 ttllable 80 pas ture rest ttmber 2 pon Good fences 3 BR t rt level home l'h baths Fam1 rm garage Very f",,tce' rrow . ----- 54 BUILD I NGS'' All steel clea r span Must take delovery bv Nov 15, 1980 Pr1 ce E xa mples 30 x48'x 12 for $~,998 40 x61l'x12 for $6 523 40 x/2 x 14 tor $6,025 48 x96 x14 lor $8 433 60 x100 x 16 tor $12,919 Cal l co ll ec t t oday (614) 294 2675 to ii8P m Reallor AUCtioneer NATIONAL}IOME RELOCA).,ON Serving 1,000 communlttes 421 Second Ave Call «6-o5S2 Anyllme ~--- LAKE FOR SALE with approx 40 acres vacant land Ideal recreation property. located In Clay Twp near Eureka Asking $26,900 HUNTINGTON TOWNSHIP - Approx 38 acres, mostly wooded, all minerals mclu~. near Ew' 1ngton, asking $15,000 BMR 336 - Home With 3 BR s, L R With fireplace DR, eqjiJpped Kolchen FR wo th firepla ce 2'12 baths 6 acres more or less In c1ty school district Call 1 BMR 139 - Older two story horne on Second Ave 3 BR's, LR, FR, kttchen Alum•num s1d10g $29,900 BMR 149 - 30 Acres on Clark Chapel Rd Monera ! _nghts aro.r ncluded 2'12 miles from Porter $24,500 0- (JCE.0JII -"' e~a BMR 157 - 3 BR tr•""" • and 32 acres ot land IRE basement BMR JJ9F - 30 Acres In R10 Grande woth 2 story home in need of r epa1r Call for complete deta1ls 1 BMR 338 - 12 1.Jml apartment,buildmg Middleport tnventory available Call for coMplete deta1IS 1 BMR 363 - 4 4 acres of bare land 'located on Cherry Ridge l'h miles from Roo Grande Call T oday' BMR 351- 3 BR home With LR , DR, lg kitchen 2 m11esfrom GallipoliS Acreage av ailable $32,500 BMR 366M - 3 BR mobile home m Centerpomt on 2 large lots 2 storage buldmgs Call today' $21 suo BMR 368 - B1 level 1ncludes 3 BR ' s 2 baths, LR, OR, equopped kitchen, F R with F P All elecln c BMR M9 - "Boaters Paradase located on Ra ccoon Cr « acre tn cludes 12x60 mobil ehome, lot well landsca ped Call tor complete detail s $23,500 BMR 370 - BuJidJng s1te 2 33 acres l'h m1 lt from Southwestern H1gh School $5 000 BMR 371- Lttrge resTricted building, 2 miles from Gallipolis $6,500 Call' BMR 372 - F loral shop 1ncludes bu1ld1ng, equtp ment and Inventory plus rental properties Call' r BMR 374- Seven acres """O' or less of bare Land Roush Hollow Rd C6S0\..- otplete details BMR 375 - SUPER HOME on qu1et ne g~borhood Conventent to town and Rt 35 shopptng a r ea ThiS b1 level has hardwood floor s 3 BR 2 baths b1g FR w oth !~r epl ace, AC Be gas heat Rel ax on the covered patto and en 10Y t he circular sw 1mmmg pool Also 9 h'Vo assumable mortgage Mtd $50s N 522 RESIDENTIAL Real Estate - General DAY OR NIGHT GREEN TOWNSHIP ~ PASTURE FARM - 155 A M L located on SR 141 approx 6 m1 west of town Land IS approx 6()% cleared & 40% woods & In eludes 2 ponds & a good barn Priced at $500 acre S#£ CNECJ<eU ~-~~c--;- M1sc Merchandtse UTILITY TRAILER 4x8,· has lights $325 Call 446 7413 M ts c Merchan1se SR 145 - Beauttfu l lot 1112 acres $8,000 •• LO WER RT 7 ~ 537 500 ~ W a lk to C l a~Sch I J BR 2 stor y 59 ac lot Heated garage ve 10 cond OAY 50 S4 USED platform rocker and gtrls 26'" 10 speed btcycle corbm and Snyder Furn , Second Ave 446 1171 RODNEY DOWNING-BROKER RACCOON CREEK FARM - 50 acres, JB A bot tom, 11 A pasture lovely modern bnck home wtth 3 Brs 2 baths cathedral ceilmgs ftreplace , large su n deck and lots of other extras new m eta l pole barn , cr tb, load mg chute approx 1700 ft cree k frontage, located 4 mt from Metgs M1ne No 3 ·•'"<' PUN6All. 10 Sf£ PF MY PHONE IS WORI<JtUb OKAY' ? llJANI<aY 30 PER CE NT OFF green ware for the month of Oct Drehel s Ceram1cs 59 N Second Ave M ddleport 992 2751 TEN NCR cash reg1sters, Apeco 100 bond copoer, two Shaw Walker f1 re proof card f11es Burroughs, NCR calculators Ol tve ttl DtVISUmma , 26 G T, Sen co re TF151 tr an ststor tester , c B base stat1on wtth antenna and coax, ca ll 388 820~ CALL 992-2598 ROOM TO ROAM - I thmK yo~ would say that th1s sprawling brtck tn level IS one ot the nicest country homes' you've ever seen Th1s beauty tS st1uated on 4112 acres of land about 31J2 mtles from Rodn ey Wh y not let your fam1ly entov 5 BR s 3 baths la rge ltv mg and d tntng room, comlete kttchen, fam1ly room With stone f treplace nd 2 car. garage Be the f1r st to see thts one PHONE BU TTER Contact Juan 1t a Cratg 156 6660 or Carolyn Chapman 256 6479 or Verble Waugh, 256 6280 I OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE - $6,500 down - 9% - Ask1ng $33 000 - Remodeled 2 story home 3 BR s, L R don tamJ i y rm , donlng, kitchen, 2 WB fireplaces 31h acres Located on State Route 233 between Gal lipol is and Oak Hill ~&!a:s' APP~E 8x14 ft floattng dock , new floor , trap 1n center fo r hve ba1t $100 Ca ll367 7428 REAL ESTATE OH,O~l'OR ..OULD -,Q.i iE~T lHIS 1'fUMESE.R WNVIIZIT" HASN'T 3 8 mch rebar 17 cents per ft by 20ft sect1ons on ly D Bumgardner • Sales Noble Su mm111 Rd • Middleport Ca ll992 5724 -DILLON 2 STORY DUPLEX One bedroom apt up tu lly furnished 2 BR apt down Rent will pay for home Good locatton on Moddleport 2 OR J BEDROOM HOME c lose to pool park & Sc hools New ly redecorated mstde & out Prtme loca t iOn Gravel Hill m M1d dleport J BR HOME - FamJiy room hvt ng room large eat m kitch en Paneled & ca r pe td on 124 tn Syrac use Al um stdtng 2 BR FRAME -2 acres close m 2 BR FRAME - Close to sc hools, park & pool Cheap•e REDUCED - 7 rooms and bath Cou li:l be used as bus ness storage or home 4 BR HOME on Rt 7 1n Pomeroy Eat In k1l chen All rooms extra large Full s1ze base ment could be made mto a ntce rec room Faye Manley , Br M9.r Buoldong Supplies KAC H ALL PORTABLE BLDG All SIZes 6x t0 to 12x40 See at 123 112 Pme 51 446 2783 or 3 houses below Bowlo ng Al ley on Rt 7, 446 1279 S4 Real Estate Ant1ques ATTENT ION ( 1M " PORTANT TO YOU) W1ll pay cash or cert1f1ed check 55 • STOVE S We ha ve f ir eplace 1nserts, free stan dtng stoves warm a r fur nace adapters mob1le home wood heaters and tropl e wall Chimneys Out door Equ1pment Sales Jet Rts 7 & 35 Ga ll opolis Ph 446 3670 Household Goods STOVES , We have fireplace Inserts, free stan ding stoves warm air fur nace adap1ers, mobile home wOOd heaters, and triple wall chi mneys Out door Equipment Sales, Jet Rts 7 & 35 Golhpolls, Ph 446 3670 Housing Headquarters BUHL MORTO N RD - $160 000 - TwentY acres rol ltng meadow beaut1ful v1ew 3 BR co lon altype ran ch basement 2 add rm s near ly CQplPieted F •replace Hou se and a pp ~oK 2 acres $85 000 ~--------------------~~ ( suotes, $350 Bassett (oak) · ~ Basse tt $195 Oak $550 Cherry $675 Bunk bed complete Wtth mattresses S175 S250 $275 Cap taJn s beds $275 comp lete Baby beds $85 M attresses or box sprmgs fu ll or twm $55 firm $65 and $75 Queen set s $185 5 dr chest s $49 Bed fram es, $20 and $25 Gu n cabo nets $195 dt nette chatrs $15 and $20 USED Dresse r s Ranges, r efng erator s, , TV s head boards and beds 3 m 11es out But av1lle Rd Open 9am t o 8pm Mon thru Fro 9am to5piY) Sat 446 0322 Household Goocl!,.._ BMR JlS Large br tck home 1n downtQwn GalliPOl is Needsrestored Youmu stseeth1sone1 BIDWELL - $69 500 - Bnck stucco and cedar 3 BR 2 lu ll baths 2 ca r garage Heat pump Dou ble door entry Fam1ly rm w / f treplace Stu nnmgt GALLIPOLIS S40 000 3 BR 1'12 ba ths ca rpe ted, cover ed pat1o basemen t fam ily room N rce famil y home Just l1stedt LAYNE S FURNITURE Sofa chcu r rocker ~ ot t om an, 3 tabl es, S500 Sofa, chatr and loveseat S275 Sofas and chatrs prtced from $275 to $550 Tables $33 $60 S75 and $8S sotabed and cha~r $150 H •de a beds ,$300 queen soze, $325 & UP Rec!mers $125 SlSO $160 , $175, and S225 Lam ps fro m SIS to $50 5 d1netres from S69 PC • $149 and up table and 4 cha1rs $235 Tab le two leaves 6 chatrs (h ogh backed) $400 Hut ches $300 and $350 maple or prne f 1ntsh Bedroom 51 BMR 361 ~ Two •torvOhU"~..,..,.,... o Grande w1th 4 BR s,naturalga RE I..C~ -3ex tralols CENTENARY - S6 1,900 - Ceda r ranch, 3 BR, famil y rm hardwood fl oor s Ca rpe ted l1v1ng and famtly rm Beautiful drapes 2 ca r garage Near ly an acre WAS $39,900 NOW $32,500 Th1s pme IS unbeatable You liked th1S home at $39 900, you II love 11 at $32 500'' 3 BR 2 full baths Low cost gas for r;:ed a1r heat. fa trly SIZed ea t tn ktt chen plus cozy dm tng area Lg corne r lot has shrub bery, garage In ctty near golf course Better hurry' GOodS - ... ,\1R 334 1 3 Acres of land 811'1 ftnancmg ava1lable Ideal forcommerc ta l use Call today I VINTON ~ 538 500 - Bea ullul l1med oak wood work open statrway ftreplace 3 BR, 1112 baths, for mal dtn ng Full basem ent Ron Canaday, ReaHor, 446-3636 Audrey Canaday, Realtor 446-3636 2S Locust St. Gallioolis. Oh1o Holl sehold BMR 344 - Bnck ranch mcludes 3 BR s FR w ith fi repla ce, 11/:~ baths central air Located 1n Rodney GREEN ACRES ~ 556000 ~ Tw o brand new homes 3 B R 21u 11 baths equopped kot chen Atta ch ed ftn 1shed garage f ul I basemen t Hea t pump CANADAY. REALTY 51 ~ M1sc Merchan.se SIX new Tratle r Ti res same numbe r $25 each Call446 21 18 54 BMR 345 Colonoal type house 5 BR s FR playroom , LR DR , k1tchen wtth breakfast nook Rea l Es1ate - General - Genera l Hau ~o!_~G~CJ!I s._ 70 000 BTU natural gas floor furnace Good con QJ! Jon $51 22 Phone 992 5706 Housing Headquarters CITY PROPERTY W1th n walktng dtstan ce of schools Stately stone and brtck ran ch A beaut1 ful home and only pnced •nthe towso s Call today Real 5_1_ I»-The Sunday Tiffies.Sentmel, Sunday, Oct S, 1980 54 -Mise Meichand•se 52 CB,TV, RadiO ---- - RESIDENTIAL L ETS DEAL Stt on the front porc h of tht s home and e n1 0Y the VIEW Of the OhiO RIV er Lt\ltng room 2 large bed r ooms kttchen w1th n rce cabmeis large ba th Large lot Owner needs a qu1 ck sale $24 900 11504 PRICE REDUCED' If you r e look. mg for a mamtenance free 3 bed room ra nc h with a pnce yo u cant beat take a look at th ts one Flat yard garage c tty sc hool d1stn ct Pnced 10 the $30 s N450 AFFORDABLE Yes 1nd eed Ca ll t oday to see th1s reaso nabl y pnced 3 bed room home tn GallipoliS Fu ll basement Gas furnace c1ty sewer Needs to sel l M ake us an of f er II 466 GRAB THIS ONE YoUr chance to move mto th iS lovel y home Is now LR 3 BR K d rnmg area 1 car garage B1g , b1g yard for the whole famllyto en1oy Comfort and style for onl y $49,000 Cant be bea• N482 OWri ER ANXIOUS TO SELL thos bo leve l on 96 acr e overlook mg the beautiful OhiO R•ver All applia nces go rura l water c1ty school s niCe garden spo t Only 15 monutes from t own Call for an appot ntment toda y N512 Need 3 bed room s? Posstbtltty 4 ther1 th iS tS the home for you But lt m rang e and oven N 1ce carpet 6 ac res more or less Barn Above ground pool Several fru1t trees Gtve a ca ll on th ts one today PRI CE D IN THE S20's 061 CHARMING IS t he word lor thiS well decorated 3 BR LR , kotchen d1h ong area ranch style home, !located tn a qu1el neighborhood at the end of LaSa lle C1rcle 01nmg area opens onto onto back yard pallo & large wel l kept 3J• acre lot One car garage ctty schools, t1p top shape Great for a fam 1 ly proced !<> Sel l in the low $50s ~ 564 -... SECURITY I S owntng your ow n home N1 ce 3 bedroom ranch Completely remodeled and a pn ce you can afford Lg kitChen woth pl enty of cabmet space LQ corner lot Wtth excellent garden spot Proc•d m the $30 s I 563 BEAUTY, QUIET, LUXURY Manv more words could be used 1n descnbmg thts 3 bedroom A frame , located tn Harnson Townsh ip Very modern, l'h baths ltvtng room, kitchen dlmng combmation Th1 s 1S located m a wooded area Come and see, you m ay not believe such a wonder lui place to l1ve 1n available t oday ~ 468 ANOTHER QUALITY HOME Three or four bedrooms ltv mg room large moder n kttchen dtnt ng r oom com btnatton, t am 11 y room must see to ap prectate bath wtth shower, concrete driveway, large patio tn back, built m gnll, etc Two metal utoiJty buJidmgs I must stop, offtce manager w1l l set m ~ straight 1 still sav v ery clean excellent repair, close to town Call any sales N472 assoc1ate now BncK ranch, Includes J Brs • bath, equ~ kllllen. New carpet Calli ~ BMR U6- J BR, sltuato<f on large lot Located In Ewlnglon $27,900 Call for details BMA 137 - New Listing - In Centenary, 3 lots, each 80x180. Includes 1970 mobile home, 2 additional trailer pads Call today I BMA Ul - New Llotlng story frame home situated on 53 acres m / 1 City schools Call for cletalls1 EVENINGS TOM WHITE, AllOt. IT.VE McOHEI, ASSOC. 'DONA McGNII, AISOC BITH NULL, AIIOC. BUD McOHEI, lroller· AuctlonHr 44HSS7 4U-0552 446-0sst 24H507 446-0sst I NEED HELP W1th a 11ttle pa mt anQ the touch of a do 1t yourself man th1s older l.story home coul d be soffieone s bea uttfut f uture Thts home·has 3 bedroom s .4 ftreplace s and a beaut tful v1ew of th e Ohto Rtver from your own back yar d If you re a toe. 1t up man, look at th1s one TODAY 1 Pnced at only $17,500 N540 1DEAL for the young family or an olde• couple Well mo mtamed older 2 bedroom home m Rutla~d Llvmg room, familY room, bath base(nent Natural Qas heat Storage building Nice lot $27,500 I 572 HERE IriS 1. ac res tn the ctty school dtstnct Green Twp Rur al water elcc tn c set up for mobile home Two bu oldmg soles Most IY wooded Buy now N521 BEAUTY AND EFFICIENCY descrtbes thiS sp aCIOUS 3 bedroom bnck ranch Lg d tn tng room wtth pa t to doors kttchen 1tv 1ng room f•repl ace 1'h baths, p Jen t yh of closet space gar age 20x30 butldmg Situated wtth over an acre W tt h1n 2112 m iles of town Ctty sc hools Lookmg for a quahty home g tve us a ca ll • Hi24, UNDER $30,000 1'12 sto ry, 3 bedrooms b ath hv mg r oo m k 1tchen uttltty room and fron t porch Located on State H1 ghway I 541 BRICK AND FRAME - J bdrm home 1 bath, lovely f amily room w1th Franklin ftreplace ove r s1zed 2 car garage, new roof new furna ce, f1re alarm new hot water heater and 11::! acre of lawn ~ 545 ... DO YOU NEED a 3 bedroom home w1th a carport and a nt ce garden spot th en th Is IS the home lor you C 19se t o school churches and gro cery $27 500 N55S NEW LISTING Th s pro pert y has to be seen to be bel1eved 1 acre lot llh m• from Holzer on a n1 ce blacktop road CtTy schools 3 BR, k1l, LR & large bath w / shower ut11tty room All n1ce SIZe rooms bu t very cozy Fuel oil space heater Rura l water 10x 12 storage bldg 1969 12x60 L Jberty 2 B R fu rm shed 1968 12x60 W1oston 2 BR , f urniShed, $42,500 N 525 SCENIC VIEW overlooktn9 the nver A lovely 3 berm r anch, matn bath den corner f 1rel ace tn l tv rm fu l l base ment. and 2 ca r garage All Situated on l acre of ro llng lawn WS32 SUMMERTIME SPECIAL 5 room hou se, bath 4 rooms a r e carpeted All new wmng Has been remodeled and 1S about all 1nsu lated Ntce settm g, fro nt porch, pte nty shade tr< es Close to Timbre L ake All this ap ff sI 0 prox one acre S25 000 LOOKING FOR A FEW ACRES?~112 acres with older 5 room home, garage, 3 outbuildings and located approx 2°12 m11es from HMC on Route 16() ~ SJ7 STOP LOOKING 1f you need a 3 bedroom ranch hvm~ room bath, natural gas heaT at an unbealable pnce of $19,500 C1IY schools Close to Silver Bn dge Shopp HB5 mg Center N1ce level lot l ocated along Sta1e Route 7 water and sewage already hooked up Good 1ocat 10n Ideal fQr mob1le home set up Cal l today lor more details N505 CALIFORNIA BACK YAFD wo lh a beau t1ful .nground pool plus a stately older nome tn 1he c1ty Tht s ho me co n s1sts of 3 bdt ms 2 full baths form al dtntng t am tiY rm 2 marble fireplaces and so much mo r e Call today on thiS , lovel y hOme ~ 544 •~'•[t]:B !:W :t•1Ma-. . ROOM YOU WOULD' T BELIEVE' on thts 14x70 mobt le h'ome Master bedroom w 1th own pnvate fu ll bath 3 bedroom s tn al l l 1v1ng room k ttch en mam bath nt ce fron t porch Block cellar house metal stor age bl dg aitrd 2 love l y acr es of l awn H547 •• FOR ALL YOU BARGAIN HUNTERS her e ts the one you ve Qeen watt ng for Two bedroo m home w tth new fue l oil furna ce and a 10~<35 mobtl ehome com p letel y..furmshed House has been par t 1ally r emodeled cellar house n ce garden space some apple tr ees All th1s and more set1tng on 1 acre mor e or ess at the unbel evab le pr-.~ ce of $16 500 Call Today I SJO MOBILE HOME AND ''2 AdtE LOT on blacktop r oad Th 1s attract1ve property tncludes a 12 ><70 bl level mob le home w tth cat hedral ce1l1ngs woodburn er dnd two bedrooms Also tncluded 1s a 24 ><30 metal garage workshop con cr ete walks attracttve landscar •ng and ptenty of water Call about th s one today ' h 514 WHY PAY RENT When you can own your own home Completel y furn1 shed mobtle home lf2 Acre Ntce garden spot C1tv school d ostroct $12 500 N527 1977 l4x70 mobile horne Fam 1l y room 1 vtng room 2 bedrooms Bath Ar 11ftc al ftreplace Total electnc 8~<10 porch Part1al ly underptnned Must be moved N562 NEW LISTING COUNTRY A11TS BEST En1oy the peace and qut et of tt1e coun try sett ng of th s r.1ob le home and 5 5 acres Camp etely furntshed underpm ned pat1 0 and awnmg Rural water Proced m th e $20 s 158 1 ACREAGE VACANT LAND 70 acres Green Twp 20 acres level tillabl e land t obacco ba ~ 45 acres pasture land some 1mproved 5 acres woods county water , r oad fron tage runs th e length of tHt> property Please call any of our tra1ned sales assoc 1ates N557 VACANT LAND LAND CONTRACT 10% INTEREST 100 ac r es more or less of vacant land Several acres of clear productive land Some marketabl e t1mber Over 112 mil e of road frontage County wa ter runs "'t tcross front F man c1ng no problem ~ 469 ACREAGE loca t ed 1n AddiS On Twp 100 t.K res m/ 1 wtt h gas well tobacco ba::,• ,:tpprox 1100 lb 30 acres of ttmber and woodland 70 acres cleared com plelel y l enced ~ 535 ACREAGE - 59 5 acres with 2174 lb • tobacco base and tobacco barn proper 1y 101ns Crown C1ty m.n 1ng Posstbtlt ty of coal Locatedon Sugar Creek Road , 534 1S1 ACRES locate~ al St Rt lJJ ano Bull-Run Road $37 750 I 550 COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Appr ox ., acres leve l land located on ~ Route 35 Green .and Spn ngfleld Twp 1584 THE BEST OF THE BEST You can t do any better than th e best and th1s ttne 3 bedroom home 1s the best and one you II be pr oud t o own Breathtakrng fam t ~y room w th ftrep ace 2 baths l1vtng r oom and dtn tng have luxurtous carpet•ng 2 car garage No matntenance exter1or and 1ntertor lfl absoluTely perfect con d. ttnn A MUST TOSEE• Pnced nupper60s n1 1 FARMS Jl ACRES~ TWO HOUSE S Thts small fa rm has 31 ac"eS wtth a house for you and a close relat tve Around 2000 lb tobaco base barn some t1mber It you re lookmg t or a f arm here s the one for you Pnced 10 the mod 40 s 1 548 LAND LAND• LAND ' 120 acres 1ocated near Rro Grande Marketable ttmber 3 bedroom home Hook up for mob1 lehome Lookmg for a II 574 getaway pla ce grve us a call ADORABLE Bl LEVEL Located on 37 acres of wooded land and a beaut tul 2 acre yard on a qutet contry road 3 or 4 bedrooms LR BR k1tchen utdtty 2 baths Th1s 9 year old aturr.un.um s1d1ng house was bUilt by owner With lots of extras Add•t anal bulldmg co uld easily mloke a hom e cra ft shop or A 1 garage Coal or wood shed large garden plots and small cr eek 1n SW schools All app tances 1493 NEEDS FJX IN - Route 218 area 28 3 acres wtth 2 older h.omes One 5 room wtth basement and porch One 3 room house used tor ~tor age Some ou tb ldgs I S46 LOOK NO LONGER ThiS tS the farm you ve been look1ng for 111 ac res of f1ne farm tng land 40 acres ttllable 2 ponds good pasture w1th e)(cellent f ence 2 barns tobacco bae modern house wtth natural gas hea t and wood burner very econom•ca l Over stzed 2 car garage C1ty sc hool d1st r 1ct A real pleasure to show L et us show you today ~ 566 EXCITI NG LOCATiON Large re model ed 8 room house bath pa rt basement FA fuel 011 fur na ce 17 96 acres, well cons truc ted barn tobacco base other outs1de bulldrngs NSOB Should move fa st IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A BARGAIN look no fu rth er Thos 53 acre fa rm off ers ever ythtng you II need at a non mf lated prtce Th1S property tn eludes a remodeled 3 bedroom home wtt h alum mum s1d1 ng 30 x 42 metal building workshop w1th concrete floort older tobacco barn, 858 lb tobacco base pond plen.!Y of water Tractor and ot her machmery can a lso be pur chased,'j2 500 00 1494 LOOKING FOR A FARM• YOU FOUND I T ' 53 acres olland w llh 3S acres Cleared and 18 acreS wooded 4 stra nd barb wtre fence Thts acreage also offers a 2 BR home w1th bath, bseboard elec heat a lum S1d1ng plen ty of water Cal l about th1S one toda y #569 NEW LISTI~G LAND OF OPPOR TUNITY There tsn t enough space tn th1s ad to begm t ellmg all o.f the leatures ol thiS 310 acre form Approx 200 acres til lable 3 lg metal barns metal shop 2 lg stlos 5 corn crtbs cht cken house Feed btn 2 ponds 3 houses Hook up for mobile Rome All ITl tnerals 1ncluded over 1 m 1le of road frontage Owner will sell on land contra<! lo qualolong person Need to known more g1ve Us a NS83 call today' �·' J).i)-Th~Sunday T!IDes-Sentmel, Sunday, Oct. ---54 M1sc Merchan•se ----- -------.- Now At Pomerov Landmark Refngerator 2-15 onch stu dded radoal s . tercoat.$8 00, western vest, l arge, fur on ou t s•de , rodeo s t y l e, $35 oo, ma n 's m aroon sk • coat w1th fur hood , new, S18 oo, ex pan s1ori chamber f1 fs Kawasaki 250, Sl5 00, call 949 2732 Pomeroy your wings SOYUL Need a P A Sy stem tor a da y or week? We r ent them at· rOMS STEREO CENTER 243 3rd Ave G~lllpO II S, OhiO 446 7886 l [) t HIALAD ] I I I ---~--------------, I I I I .,. w, . ..,. ... Print answer here: "( ,~ ~~.~ ~s!J~!~. ~.~.~.~~! II Yesterdays •• Eve Jml (OCht"dll A'HO( I/111', 446 788 1 E ve OanE ~o~a n s Asoc J888111E ve E N W 1se man Bro~er <1<111 4~00 N~ncy S.n•lh A"oc 446 4910 E ve I I I I I Clyde Wa lker As soc , 24S 52" Tom Holsletn As oc , JB8 '1760 I[B PHONE'446-3643 ··; . ____ __ _ ----'l ----- . ..,.. W!~E. j XXI X) " I I I I I I f¢>~·: • • ,JJ\}'"'' ' ~;,.; ·~ ; ""*""'!lf'Jt<;:..};;. "''""~ ·~~:~"#;;r.._.~ ~ I I I I I I I I I KRIST! DRIVE - 3 year ol d bnck ranch l oca ted tU St ott Rt 35 rn a very good nerghborhood Thrs h om~ .n c ludes a large beautifu l k rrchen equtpped, 3 bedrooms bjlfhs, a real cozy fr re pl ace 2 ca r Q'drage plus a large dou ble lot Th rs one rs rea lly worth you r trme 60s Ll \ I I 2 FIREPLACES Attra ct ove 3 bedroom br lev el oft, U S 35 1n Rodney Th ts well kept ho me has famrly r oom form a l drnm¥g nrce k1tchen . utrltty room , ga r age & 100x l50 landscaped yard A r eal eye pleaser 40' s I I THE EDGE OF TOWN - Well con I strATucted 3 bedroom b level 1n a good Includes a love l y f amr ly I nerghborhood ro om wrreplace bath s, d1n1n9 room nat gas. central arr H w floors, I ga'rage& 10x l 4deck. 50's I OWNER WI LL HELP FINANCE ied buyer can save$$ rn rnte r est I Qualif Owner has gone to N Y and must sel l yr old Jbedroom home 1ncl udes I eqth rsur2pped kr t chen, form al dtnrng t nook, 2 bath s, full basement I &breakfas famrly room 2 acres west of R•o I Grande $45,000 NEW - JUST COMPLETED I .BRAND . . __ Owner ha s dropped pr rce to S6L900 matnt tree home 1565 I onsq-:thftrs spactous mcl udes 3 large bedrooms 2 t amrly room (12x l8J. krt I bachenths,, cent ral arr 2 car ga ra ge 1Schoo l area I acre rn Green . JUST tiSTED - RIO GRANDE I Older partral ly remode led l V2 story e on Central Avenue 3 bedrooms I hom rnrng room, k1tchen, basement, na"T heat, c rty water sewer pl us a nrce I dlarg e yar d $25,000 I 426. DEBBIE DRIVE - A ve r y good loca tron for thr s lovely 4 bedroom home I S•tuated on a co rn er lot wrth 175 fran t age on Rt 141 th1 s home offers an I equ1pped k•tchen, form al d1nrng , full wrth large area for fami ly I basement r ec roo m , 3 full baths, F A nat ga s, cen t a1 r , plus an rn ground pool I Owners tr ansferrrng I OWNERS SAY SELL NOW! Ve ry anx rous to se ll thrs truly 2 or J.. bedroom I home rn Clay Schoo l-s Includes 2 w b fr r epl aces ea t 1n k1 tc hen 1112 baths, I hardwood floors full basement w / fam1 ly room 8 acre lot on paved road I $40,000 • I TWO HOUSES - PRICED AS ONE A good chance to buy your frr st home I and also become a landlord 2 hom es rn Cr own C1ty One rs a 2 bedroom home •n I good cond the other a 3 bedroom Lot runs from corner t o corner I onhome bne str eet A rea l bargarn a t $39,000 I REDUCED $39,500. - A provate 40 12 I acre fa rm located less than 20 m r from Approx 15 ac cropland, balance I mtownpastur e & woods Sma ll orchard, good tobac co base, 30x30 barn Also 2 • y 3 bedroom hom e Insulated, e leG 1 I stor heat, love ly kotchen & m ore I nrce DEAR HOME 'r!UYER "-- I' m one of the old 2 story fram e homes on 1st Ave I have been empty now for a littl e wh ile I and am homes rcl< to hear the sounds a famrly mekes MOdern day builder s I can ' t copy my beautoful ch erry wood Real Estate l'h n~ee & & gj)~ & & nr ce & 1 I work or my homey atmosphere 1 have 4 n1ce bedrooms, large formal en trance, lrvtng, drnmg and fam•IY room s Large kttchen with range, dtshwasher, trash masher and refng 2 cer am.c baths, 5 frrepla ces A very plea sant v1ew of the r'rver and huge lot wh tc h ac .commodates a separate 2 ca r ga rage Famtlres have loved me for way over tOO yrs and I would l ike to show you why My present owner want~ an offer I I I I I 1 1 I II 219 ACRES - ProductiVe farm with ~0 50 acres crop land 1411 lb tobacco base, 60 acres plus rn pasture balance · '"fast grow•ng second 9rowth ttmber L;arge road frontage plus a.very well kept 4 bedroom r:anch style home Th1s IS anJdeal un1t that wrll brrng a return on your Investment as well as providing you wrth a modern home 10% flnancrng l1Vlltlabletoqual1f1edbuyer • I I I I I I I I I NEAR SCHOOL - Anu nu suallyn rce2 bed room home on 4lh Ave rn town Thrs I one has vrny l stdmg 2 la r ge bedrooms, 1 baths (e xtra large matn bath ], dm rng room equ1pped kr tchen & sunroo m I Nat gas 8. central arr Very nrce ya rd I dO s I I I I I I L arge 2 stor y 'bn ck home In I town gr ocery shoppmg Th rs home has a large off tce or beauty shop I w/ prr vate entr ance, 4 bedrooms, 2 LOOKING FOR THAT SPECIAL HOMEINTHECOUNTRY Here it •s a modern 4 bedroom. bnck ranch home A total of 8 rooms Sited on .4 acres, fenced in pasture With a creek runn1ng along the Ime We could say a lot more, but 1t' s better to look 1434 Real Eslij!e General II THIRD AVENUE GALLIPOLIS Nice cottage w•th.n walk1ng distance of Galllpolos Jnsode newly paonted Natural Qas furnace, large deep lot Call for more detaols N440 l BEDROOMS 3ACRESM OR L. Mobile home 14'x70' 1976 Freedom l'h baths Underponnong, lots of buolt on cabinets, range, retngerator, dinette set Air cond1t10ner and other furn1ture Rural water, nice land for good garden All of this for only$22,500 N425 150FT. RIVER FRONTAGE 6 Rooms, 2 or 3 bedrooms, lrv1ng room, approx 20'x16', mob ole home woth par t1al basement, 2 car garage, 2 other storage burldings Beauttful v1ew of the Ohio Rrver 1 Acre M or L on Stae Highway Just buy and move tn , 1t's fu l ly equopped N417 NICE HOME il"RICED RIGHT 3 bedrooms, 2 bathswoth showers, fami ly room, dtlng area Total 8 rooms, modern kitchen wrth electrrc range, refrtg, dishwasher, garbag'e disposaland lot of cabonets, F A F also woodburner, Gallra rural wate~ serv1ce, storage building, n•ce land scaped lot Approx 1 acre House approx. 4 Years old See thos one now N384 & 1 28 ACRES VACANT LAND Hunters Paradise Lots of buoldong sites along old State Rt 7 facing the Ohoo Rover Lots of timber Lots of value for a low proce N446 REDUCED TO $49 ,900 Charmonl l mamtenance free , 3 bedroom home "' COnveniently located off Rt 35,' mcludes fa m 1l y roo m 2 ba ths, equtpped krtchen , nat gas heat central atr, 2 car garage and excel len t ne •ghborhood I I lt ll- 24 ACRES- MAINTENANCE FREf.i HOME WITH LOVELY RIVER VIEW - Y ou can see I ll- FULL BAEMENT - This beautiful nome Is truly a ll- joy to show. All the rooms are extra targe Including tor nirles from th•s attracttve brrck I ll- the country style kitchen that Is spacious enough to home overlookmg the Ohro R rver be t lf- seat all of your relattves on spectal occas1ons Very ween Add •sOn and town 3 bedroom s, I Jt- well constructed w1th the ftnest materials. A real 1112 baths, eat m equtpped krtchen, d tn ll- valueat$60,000 rng roo m, ga ra ge elec t hea t plus over I 2 acres LARGE COUNTRY HOME - 40 ACRES - ThoS *ll- baby TUDOR STYLE HOME - A very at I farm offers a six bedroom, two bath older two traJ: tr ve spacous 3 bedroom home ll- story farm home All mineral rights plus good $49/100 )t- I Jt1 *ll-ll- I TWIN PLEX - CLIVE IN ONE RENT THE OTHER) - A very good onvest I menf property for some lucky landlord Each unrt has 2 bedrooms, eat tn k•t I chen, bath & l •vmg roo m Good s•zed roo ms Nat gas. cent a rr , 2 storage I bu rldmgs large lot rn town Block ex tenor Nice • $37,500 I BUDGET PRICED HOME- S25,000 - . One half story home 1n R 10 Grande Thts home needs some P.aint & tender I lovrng care t o make tt a m ce home. Has 3 bedrooms , n rce lrv1ng room, drnrng I room , full basement, large porch& k1ng so zed yard Mostly remodeled ons lde I OWNER Y;ANTS OFFER - You can I buy yourself one f rne home In thisqualt· ty 3 bedroom brock home with a I beaut•ful panoram•c vtew of the Ohio Rover Thos home has an equopped kit I chen, nrce s•zed bedrooms, l lJ2 baths, garage plus 2 acres on Rt 7 Prrced 1n I $40's & & ~ RENTAL ~ROPERTY - GoOd onvest- 1 men! property on Texas Road Includes a 3 bedroom home~ and mobile home on nearly 1 acre Pn ced to sell at S21 000 00 I I 3251 190 ACRE FARM - Located on SR near R1b Grant:te ao 90 acres cropland, large hrghway frontage, 48x56 barn, horse ndrng rrng, attractrve board fences around house area, pond, plus springs & streams Also a large "' bedroom rn need of repair. Excelent loCat•on · I I -----------------~---· ,r f • with 3 bedrooms, 22!3 baths, large familY room w1th lireplace, fully carpeted. Large sundeck & patio. W1th1n walking distance of elementary and high school Dwoght Goins 992-7132. & ne ar Rodn ey Inc ludes a huge master bed r ooms, 2 full bath s, equ1pped eattn k•tchen family room w / woodburner cen tra l atr 2 car garage plus a l arg~ flat yard on a prrvate drtlle $57 ,900 ·. now, and H1imalayan and puppy whole black Chow ~ Pers ran ktttens Call -446 3644 after 3 p m ll- : possrb1hty of free gas ~ NEW LISTING - NICE 3 BD. DOUBLEWIDE - ::: Sotuated on Georges Creek Rd In Kyger Creek ::: School Oostrlct, apx. 6 miles from town A well· ::: cared for home priced right at $22,000 00 ;j: ll- BEAUTIFUL SETTING NEAR HOLZER lt HOSPITAL - 3 yr otd 3 BR ranch woth formal don ~ m~ area, carpet th'roughout except krtchen, and ~ county water All thrs sets on apx 4 acres of ll- beautoful land near 35 West area Call tOday for ll- more detaols and your appoontment to look! In the lt 40' s : lt li>+ ~ "" lt lili- ,. ** ** ,.Jt ** *lt * ll- .EDUCED TO Sli,OOO.OO- 3 MILES FROM TOWN lilt - Thos 3 bedroom woth full basement Is loeated in ll- Gallopolos City School District New maintenance ll- free sodong outside, new carpet and fresh painton In ll- teroorwalls Don'tmissthisone• · * . llllllllllll- LOW-COST LIVING - MOVE IN CONDITION Very noce, neat home for the smatt fatmlly or newlyweds. 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, ttvlng room, kot chen, and futt basement This home has been futty onsulated. Largest heat bllt tor winter of 1980 was $62 00 ' Beautiful bog backyard. Priced to sell at ,. $34,000 00 ,. * lllllt llll- ,. Jt * NEW LISTING - LAND CONTRACT ON OUT· SKIRTS OF TOWN - Large living room, 3 or~ libedrooms, kllchen. wtth range, refrigerator and dishwasher plus cozy !amity room In the basemont : Buy thos one as cheap as you can rent Better Hurry >+ A LOVELY HOME 3 bedrooms medoum to large 1'12 baths, modern and beautrfully decorated kit· chen & d11ng room Pat1o doors from dmmg room to concrete patro in rear of home . Carport storage room . Beautofut ly landscaped lot 100'x300' A very lovely ome on State Hoghway Call lor _petalls N42,! :CLOSE TO.MINES AND-GAVIN PLANT- Dream lt ll- kotchen woth buold· ons, family room, utility room : ll- and one ocre lot Be the first to live In this honey .._ It F . H A or v- A approved. I!.,. ll- BOB LANE ll- SUE ROUSH Jt EVENINGS CHERVL CUNNINGHAM if: .._ A TRULY ELEGANT HOME!! Come home to the charm of this •m maculate a1r condrtroned trr level Three bedrooms, dressrng room, for· mal 11v1ng and dmtng room, krtchen w1th snack bar, billiard room , family room, 2•12 car paneled Qirage, two ftreplaces. plus two storage bulldmgs Call for extra too numerous to mention onthosad N399 FANTASTIC BUY Wrth1n 4 miles of Galilpol•s, located on 1.1 A of noce landscaped yard and large garden area Frn •shed basement FA furnace, garage, storm doors and win dows Th1s property has lots of shrub· bery, shade trees , frurt frees (3 apple, 2 peach ), grape arbor, strawberry and raspberry bushes N369 COUNTRY HOME ON 2 ACRES 3 Bedroom ranch woth full basement, front porch, carport, storage buildmg Gallopolis Coty School System , n1c~ level land rn Raccoon Townsh rp Some fru•t trees See lhrs home now 11441 ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE S241 00 Month 7 room home, 3 bedrooms, familY room, F 0 for ced atr furnace, lots of nice buoit on cabonets, s s db sonk Gentle rollrng lawn Must see thrs nice country home #426 WOODED SECLUSION!! CHouse with 82 A M. or L l (A hunter or fos~erman•s Dream l Property Includes a compact and cozy cottage surrounded by scenoc trees and two ponds Toll able land, apple, pear, cherry and peach trees, plus grapes, blackberries, strawberrres and 1,328 lb tobaccO base Monera! roghts oncluded on the askong proceofonly$49,900 #422 WINTER, SPRING OR FALL A HOME FOI! ALL SEASONS• A pend filled woth bass• 10 acre farm A FANTASTIC BUY! httl for tobogganing! Roast chestnuts REDUCED FROM S35,900 to S28,900 from your own trees m autumn! A OWNER SAYS, "SELL NOW" handsome brick, air cond1t1oned house Modern 8 room ranch on the country With living room, three bedrooms, full Large living room 16'xl8', famoty room bath and two half baths plus shower 17'x12' with woodburntng f1replace Kotchen with bultt in cabinets, sunken Rural water, central air Approx lf:z dining r09m leading to large back porch acre of clean land Large concrete patio overlooking breathtaking rollong hills, carport See this home now• N323 family room, billiard room, summer kitchen. Healed garage, auxoloary buoldlng Plus, plus, plus• Call for more FINANCED SY OWNER lnlormatoon. 1400 Approx 30 acres · bottom level land, · balance pasture Less than 'h mile off 2·A-8 ROOM HOME 4 B R brick and frame home nice blacktop road, 6 bedroos, 1'/, baths, c:pvered patio in back of house L.ots of front and buolt·on back porch, large bullt· ln cabrnets, rural water, 12'x16' 16'h'x22 1h ' l1vlng room, automatic storage bldg., large garden spot. Wothln washer and dyrer goes Built in mileS fr~m Holzer Hasp., 2 acres of cabinets, s s dbl smk, elec tric range Hot water corculatong heat plus wood landscaped yard Lot9'of shade trees #179 burner stove 1n fireplace Has Its own water system Call now N414 CABIN 3 OR 4 ROOMS Fishing, vacatron, 1 or 2 bedroom 7 ROOMS -2 ACRES cabinet located facing Raccoon Creek and Blue Lake. Nice large wooded lot. Only $21 ,9001 l noce rooms buolt onto a mobile home Large eat· In kitchen Make your life a year round vacation 12'x33, lots ot built in cabonets 12' x20' CALL US NOW. #366 living room , front porch; nrce roilno landscaped 2 acres Lots of room 1412 LIFE I 5 TOO SHORT Stop dreaming about owning your own business. Brick building on Vinton TRY THIS FOR A STARTER • equipped for carry-oQt. Perfect for Plz· Where else can you lind a home In za Parlor, Beauty Parlor, or Barber Gallipolis under $20,000 woth a passlble Salon. Callfor details #243 assumable mortgage? This ihflatlon fighter cozy home has paneled living 9 ROOM COUNTRY HOME room, 2 bedrooms, cheertul eat-In kit BR •• ,nice front porch, nice kitchen chen, bath, large carport, ptus a metal I built-In c'ablnots, double s·s sonk. storage bu oldlng, 1 413 shower, lots of shade treeNice garden spot. Thts ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE blown tn Insulation. Located PAYMENTS OF SIIUO MO. Highway 160 a.. acre of tend . 1 acre & 5 room home Iusr out of city can be purchased with tHis home mobile homes that now are bringing on - limits on Rt Ul Nice comfortable easy to heat home wtth wood burnin~ a rent at of S175 00 per month plus a tolol flre~lace , basement, modern ki tchen. of 3.a.. acres of land All located beside nat gas furna ce, city water, Ia• .!€ car Slate Highway 160. CALL FOR ALL port, fine 16xl8 block storage bl dg , DETAILS. 1266 garden space catt now. 1411 . ~ 446· 1049 lt 446·97S3 lt 367-G4ll : 99 2-7354 HILLCREST KENNEL · Boardi ng all breeds, clean : 1ndoor outctoor fac rlrt1es - Also AKC Reg Dober · mans Call «6 7795 · AKC German Sheppard . puppres dame IS a grand · daughter of u S and Canadran Grand Vr ctor Champ 1on, Lance of ~ran Jo Sore. solid black, os a grandson of Champi on Caralons Phantom V L e Barland Call 304 675 1932 . . AKC female solver schrtauzer, $150 Call 675 6239 Now o~en woth a sludi6 tn Pomeroy and Racrne. Classes auerec& are Ballet, Tap a"nd Jilzz For tnfo and enrollment. Ca11949-2710 9 28 I mo Instruments " uPRIGHT p •a no, rec ently tuned $17S 00 446 2431 USED CLARINETS : cand , call 446 4518 gOOd • , · TROMBOME forsale on ex· · cellent condition. Call 992 , 328P 61 Farm Equopmenl 1978 JD 4SOC Dozer, 6 way blade, winch, ~anopy 'lomb rrsers, 1700 hrs exc cond $28,000. After 5 p.m . 742 2372 FORD 3000 tractor 2340 949 KUHN HAY Tedders on sale at close Oul prices Meigs Equipment Co Pomeroy, Oh 61~ <n2 2176 ROUSH CONSTRUCTION BISSELL SIDING CO. •New Homes - extensive remodel j ng •Electrical work • Roofing work 12 Years Experrence Greg Roush Ph . 992 · 7583 9 14 1 mo Call tor .J'ree Sodong Eshmate, 949¥2801 or 949 2860 No sunday calls 914·1mo Autos fQr Sale 1973 V W 2 dr sedan, 57,000 moles, $1895 Exc cond , call after 5 30 p m , 446 1540 or see at lll Klneon Dr 1976 CHEVROLE T CHEVETTE $1050 Call 367 0478 ALL tH Hay and Forage equipment must' be moved before 10 31 80 . Interest free financing until~ 1 81 If purchased by that date Meigs Equipment Co , Pomeroy, Oh 614 W2 2176 ALL SIMPLICITY Lawn & Garden equopment pric~d near cost. Must move! Meigs Equipment Co , Pom11roy, Oh 614 <n2 2176 Autos for Sale 1971 VW Super Beetle Tom Anderson 992 3348 72 Trucks for Sale 1948 CHEVROLE T pockup woll sell part or a ll Ca ll4d6 5577 after 4 78 FORD Rancho L TO, 31,000 moles, ask ong $3800 ca ll after 7 p m 245 9288 1980 AMC Sporo t GT, 6 cy l, 4 speed, 11000 moles call 367 0500 after 5 1976 VEGA statoonwagon, new t•res, low mtleage, 4 spd , 4-cy l , $1500 Call 446 2118 after 4 p m 1970 FORD truck, 112 ton Call446 2:123 after 4 1973 CHRYSLER NEWPORT Good cond, $650. Call446 731 8 1979 TRANS AM exc cond, all the extras , hentyge brown, call after 6 256 1242 1971 La Sabre Buock," t:JOO call37'f 2701 after 4. 1978 FORD FIESTA Ghoa New !ores, call446 '4999 FOR SALE OR TRADE 4 D, 1975 Ford Granada, standard, 30,000 moles, call 446 3987 w 1979 CAMARO Burlanet ta , loaded w1th extras, has 20,000 moles Call «6 1552 after 5 1970 MUSTANG Sporty, p s , am fm 8 track, r w de-fogger, burns no ool Call 446·7765 62 wanted to Buy CHIP WOOD. Poles max. doameter 10" on largest end $12 per ton. Bundled slab SlO per ton Delivered to Ohio Pallet Co , R t. 2, Pomeroy 992·26119 63 Livestock BIG RUGGED DUROC & Chesterwhite boars Duroc boars are sired QY the premire sire of OhiO State Fair . - Roger Bentley, Sabina, Oh. ; 513·584·2398 THREE four mos Nubian nanntes, three year old Toggenburg nanny milking All very gentle. Catl256·1-184. HOLSTEIN Heller~, and Hol5leln cows . 1 286·2496 I CHAROLAIS·Hereford bul · I. 18 month• old 9-49 219~ eventngs. GOATS for sale. 7~2-2015 H & N old or started teghorn pullets, bOth floor or cage grown available Poultry Housing & Automation. Modern Poultry, 399 West Mltln, Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 992 2164. 5397. \ 71 GMC p1ckup, 307 engtne w rth 4 spd trans and fac tory over loads. A 1 cond , w oth fancy wheels, S1SOO Ca~.bl6 2459 ' lo 1919 CHEVY 4x4, short bed, p.s, p b , am fm , like new, 4500 miles, must sell, SS,200 Call992 5396 after 5 1969 DODGE one half ton sweeptlne six cylinder, standard $595 00 949 2589 73 REGISTERED 3 year Old ~ wtth bUII~:IIf. Good milker, vee· clnaNcl and 773 .I 12 Park St. Middleport, Oh. Ph. 992· 6263 Anytime 10·5 1 mo Vinyl and Aluminum Siding 71 MUSI~al •57 KAUFF'S PLUMBING . AND HEATING CARPENTER'S . DANCE STUDIO ~~g;n~~~~~ Ph 614 -843·2591 6 15 tfc -IIIICI. £xperoenced Operator s avaolablef orlocalwork • 2 rubber lore ba ckhoes • t excavator hoe 1'14 • ~~ozers • Dump Trucks All related equopment 992-2478 9 28 1 mo pd 1976JEEP CJ -5, Renegade, 304 V 8, mag wh ee ls, exc cond ., call4d6 051.; 1979 FORD BRONCO Reds& whole 742 3035 74 Motorcycles YAMAHA MX 250, racong bike, runs good 742·3035 1970 Honda 350, good con • dotlon. $350.00 'n2·5752 1979 suzuki PE 175, very good condition 992·5211 , 1973 HONDA ODYSSEY · Exc cond , $850 Call446 7247 PONTIAC LeMans, rt~echantcally good i ntenor and exterror, rough, $225 Ca II 446 7554 1973 THUNDERBIRD, wh1te on wh1te - p s , and p b , a c , gd cond , call 446·1909 • 1972 2 door Monte Carlo. Runs good, new paint job $1,095. 11ft. truck camper, setf contained, hot water heater, furnace, refrigerator, stove. 985' 3839. 1966 Thunderbird, out srandtng condition , S2600 00 Larry Arm5trong, 10 Oak Street, The Plains, Ohio. 797-4015 1979 VW RABBIT, two door, ,.,., ln!ected, •tan dard Sholl, 000d 081 mileage, like new con dillon. Call evenings 2~7 3051. 197~ c;_HEVY Nova, 350 automatic, power steering, 71,000 miles, runs good 742 3035. 1968 Troumph motorcycle, 650 CC, exc cond , call 4<16 3608 79 HONDA 11100 moles, asking $2200 call after 7 p m 24S 9288 1974 YAMAHA 500, runs good, call 4d6 2823 1979 YAMAHA 1100 specral, many extras Low mrles, exc. cond, call 446 7521 1971 CARAVELI,.E , 17 It, running• cond, skr ac· 140 H. P .. Inc I 0 Call engone, good cessoroes «6 1021 76 · & Accessories Auto Parts _ CHARLIE'S SALVAGE Auto parts, auto repair, wrecker !erv1ce, buy,. au tomobiles, radiators and balterles Call after 51 446· 7717 . '--- f Aulo~Jr ERTS •• I'ROTHERS GARAE .• 24 nr. wrecker Mrvlce. Alllypes of repair. Upper Rl 7 Call 4-16 2~45 days and 4-16 4792 noghts. RO 1910 VW Rabbit, auton\aHc. 11111 fuel tnIKI.cl . 992·3129 Boals and Motors for Sale ,75 n 1\eslerson 317 M1ddlepor1 , Ohro PH 992-6342 TRY US! Complete DrY Cleamng and Laundr y • Carpet • Drapen es • Furn•tu re c"Wc're No 1 1n Serv1ce & QtJ ailty " H. L WHITESEL ROOFING All types of roof work, new or repa1r gutters and downspQuts, gutter cleanrng and palnt1ng .. All work guaranteed. Free F:sttmates Reasonable Pnces Call Howard 949·2862 • 949 ·2160 1 22- tf c 17 Auto Re_p=a.:c " -c----:c ALL SMALL ENGIN ES REP AIRE D Prec 1S10n Small Engrne Serv1 ce, 544 Upper Rtver Rd Call 446 2096 78 Campong Equ1pment OVER the cab tr uck cam per sleeps four 992 3090 1971 camper trail er 18 foot long wtth new 8,000 BTU air condrttoner No reasonabl e offer refused 992 5851 1973 Starcraft trav e l trailer, loaded 992 3129 FIBER GLASS truck top per w• th sltdmg wmd ow f o'r 6'12 It F leet s ode truck $400 Call446 3139 afler 5 p m V1s 1t our showroom and see the 1981 Coac hman Ca m per , eq urpm ent, Sa turd ay thru Froday , Ph Jackson 286 5700 vans & 4 w.o. 1965 BELAIR 6 cyl, good runmng condrt10n, $200 446 4456 Pol-.d Herefprd **************************** I . P&S BUILDINGS · ~~==1====9=2=6=l=m~o~t.=====~9~10=1~=J~;~=======J REG blue lo ck Coon Hound, 1 red trek Call 4.46 2329 & & Vinyl & AIUmlllU/11 S)d!ng • tnsulatoon • storm ooor s • Storm Wondows • Replacement Wondows Free Est1mate James Keesee Ph. 992 • 2772 Call: J I I I 1 8' 2% LOAN ASSUMPTION lm medrate possessron Cozy 3 bedroom I home iUSt outs•de town lnc ludes fam rl y I room firep lace, equ 1pped ea t rn ktt chen, ut rl rty room , nat gas hea t. cen I tral a.r a lum cedar std mg Lar9e flat ya rd $42,500 50 ACRES - 542,900 - A n1 ce li!y mg I la rm w1th 900 lb t obacco base, several I acres pasture 20 acres woods Also a nrce 3 bedroom home w / frreplace , I equrpped k1tc hen seve r a l stor age bldgs Much more 2 mtl es off Rt 7 DRAGONWYND' CAT TERY KENNEL, AKC Chow Chow dogs CFA Homa layan, Persoan and Stamese cats Available AKC reg1stered Germ an Sheppard pups $50 Call 458 1656 or 67 5 3542 goes, you have co mplete prrvacy and It'S onry mr le from town Beaut tfull cherry and p1ne wal ls, 2 large bedrooms stone frrepl ace large k1t chen and d• n •ng ara S1t on the fro nt pore ha nd watc~ th e raccoons eat from the bird feeder, deer ea tmg from the frurt trees and f1s h tump rng m the pond Th rs brrck hom e has had exce ll ent ca r e, rt's yours for S69,900 & ; Real Estate- General -- Utility Buildings S1zes from 4X6 to 12x40 992·6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Oh . -Backhoe and Dump Truck Serv 1ce -SI]op and Portable Welding. BRIARPATCH KEN Board1ng and • groomong • AKC Gordon · Setter.s, English Cocker Spanoels Call446 4191 NEIGHBORS Assumable mortgage All brock bo level, 3 bedroom home, fa moly room with fireplace, 2 car garage on a large 80'xl72' lot in a subdovision off Rt 35 Also a new swrmmrng pool A must see on the home searchers lost #435 { Su:es ~ " From 30x30" SMALL V.C. YOUNG II Phone 949-2414 9 10 I mo pd ~ NELS ... I I IT'S A MASTERPIECE - Nestl ed on a I knoll su rro unded by tr ees and 21;, acres I & FANTASTIC BRICK RANCH 6 rooms, large formal drning room, step-out srde doors Heat pump, also woodburnmg frreplace, l'h baths, nice large kitchen w1th built rn cabinets, dishwasher, garbage dosposal Ther· mopane wrndows Loca ted rn a nice subdovosoon off Rl 35 N394 1125 SECOND AVE. - Nocefy remodeled 2 BR - home, bath, laundry, LR:, drntn~ rm ., kitchen, part basement, nat. gas, 1,020 sq ft of hvmg .area, res1dentral ne.ghbo ~tmod , $32,900 STROUT REAL. TY 446-0008. & If you need lots of space th1s one has plenty 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 frrepiaces, famriy room, equrp ped krtchen, formal d1n 1ng na t gas hea t, 2 ca r ga r age & 6 acres tr.l town ( Ktds canwa lk to sc hool ) 60's TV, CB &HAM POODLE GROOMING Call Judy Taylor at 367 7220 12 1t GLENDALE - INSTALATIONS Farm Buildings ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;fr====~====~~ Shots x wormed, one SHULER J&L BLOWN Pullr'ns miniature collie type female, one shephard type INSULATION, 1emale, one black x tan CONSTRUCTION Excavall"ng ' Kerr female, one walker General large four home, paneled ch,eer·ful roomy kot and large front porch, acre approx fenced tn yard woth barn Located on a blacktop highway It's a beauttful alternatiVe to pay1ng rent at a· reasonable prr ce for only $34,900 N445 L HOUSE - A lovely smaller home to get yourself sfart eO in a home 2 bedrooms, llv1 ng room, large ba th, attra ct1ve equrpped k rtchen w/ ba r , elec heat , laundry room, plus an oversrzed 2 ca r garage 4 acre lot nex t fo Gr een Sc hool Only $38 000 baths, drntng room , nat gas hea t & basement prrced well be low appr a1sed va lue ANTENNAS - Addonsand remod,el1ng - Roofing and gutter work -Concrete work - Plumbing and electrrcal work I Free Estimates) hound male ' RODNEY CORA RD - lar ge m ult o level home 1n a very good loc atron on over lf.t ac r e flat yard Thrs home has 3 bedrooms, frreplace baths, equrp ped kit chen drnrng room huge fam1ly & rec room . 2 car garage, & centra l a1r $65,000 TOWERS & ALL STEEL future. Mei gs County PUT a cold nose 992 In 6260 your Humane · Society, 446-7699 (Antworo Monday) Jumbles LARVA YOKEL INFANT FORMAL Answer How he expressed his feeling a about the hot dog- FRANK LV "YOUNGS CARPENTER SERVICES" B&D. CALL today-lor a beautoful puppy or dog Humane : Society, shots &) wormed 992·6260 Now 1rr1nge the clrded t.tttl'l to form m. surprllt an.wer, u IUQ· Qlltld Dy tht &bOW cartoon WISEMAN .~ ;)\1\._M Business Services : GET A . Nice soft lovable ~ kitten from your Humane Socoely Shots & wormed · Donation ~equ1r:ed .: 6260. Hours 12 7 daoly, c losed Tues Tabby' s, tigers, & a pure bl~ck, all males "THOSE POMINO NU"T5 Pets lor Sale HOOF HOLLOW Horses · and ponies and rldrng lessons Everythong rmaglnable 1n horse equip ment Blankets, belts, boots, etc . Englosh and Ruth Reeves w estern : (614) 698 3290. spread R eal Estate- Genert'll i 54 mo les $125 00 lor both Ar my ram coat knee length, l arge, $20 00. X lar ge wm $150 ' D-7-TheSundayTune&Sent~m~e:l,~S~un~d:a~y~,Oc~t~.S~,~l~~----a-----------~-------------------------,l ( w1th n ms, less than 400 POMERQY E . Mam St rs lb, sm all potatoes, OS cents lb Cecil Toban, 'n2 5045 t• ac, reasonable offer 995- ~LANDMARK --· ~ \l'jfj~Nf fii}'\l ~'"AT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~~ 18 oy HenriArnoldandBoo l ee Unscramble these lour Jumbles one letter lo ea h square to lt~rm tour ordmary w rds . PO NT,IAC potatoes. 10 cen 3893 after 4 p m New Wood Burner Stoves Only S39S plus bloWer 1 Good M. Ward Electnc Range $7S 1 Good Used Gas Range $100 l Good Used Fr.g1datre 1:\7,.,- ---S4 Mt sc Merchand•se 54 M1sc Merchand•se --KI NG WOOD burnong stove Exc cond 1969 Pon -- ~ 5, 1900 81 Home Improvements S & G Ca rpet Cleanong Steam cleaned Free est1mate Reasonabl e rates Scotchguard 9926309 or 742 2211 81 Home 82 I mprovt' ml:nt"i HE ATIN G & dl tt onrng, PA INT IN G onteroor and exterror, free est•mates m Gall• polt s area. reasonable rates Cal l Mark. Wh1te, 245 5050 BUDGET CO NSTRU CT I ON CO All t ype h ome rm prove ments extenor and rnte r ro r Free est1m ates Mrke Marcum, 388 8636 FOR ALL your term rna tmg serVICi, extermrtal Term rte vrce You r loca l man 11ves m the county , es timat es W1 ll Thomas, 446 280 1 ex -ca ll ser that f r ee ram MEADES ROOFING and spou t•ng, hpm e remode lmg and s1dmg, free est•mates 10 years locr l experrence Ca ll 388 8205 STUCCO PLASTERING , pla st er repa tr, commerc•a l ,61nd resrdentral Fr ee est• mates , ca ll 256 11 82 GEORGE'S ROOFING Rooting, Siding, gutter, burld·up roof, .home repatr. Fre~ Estomales 388-97$9 Frank Rose Cons!. Co. Remodeling repatr, new consrructfon, all types . Free estimates, all work fully guaranteed . Resident1al, commer· c1al1 tndustnal & mming, electric work . MSHA Cert 446-4627 We stea m cl ea n or dry foam clean carpets W e clean walls, most upholstery, pump flood ~ ed basements, stnp wallp.ap-et All at .reasonable pnces For th e bes t •n clean•ng call Smeltzer's 51eamway 'F~====4~4~6~2~09~6===~ C&W CONTRACTORS Ho111e Improvements, exterior & Interior, vinyl sldong & soffit, roofing I gutter work, residential & commer· ctal. Work fully guaranteed & insured. Call collect anytime 367·0194 or 367·0141 or 367·0427 . Bl LL'S Home lmprovemen~s Nu-Prime Replacement Windows, Storm Win· dows I Doors. Pallo Covers , Carports . Mobtle Home Ac cessones Free Estl· DRrve SANDERS CARPENTRY SERVICE Home om pro11ement, rntenor and ex tenor 15 yrs expenence Call446 2787. KOTALIC LANDscAPING Residential & commerclat. Tree & shrubs In· stalled, designing & tanl1ng, shrubbery rtmmlng. tawn need onlrot programs. 161 Second Ave. Gattlpolls, Ohto Nu·Prlmt replac•menl • windows Storm windows & doors Aluminum I vinyl siding Howmet Pallo Covers HowmetscrHnrooms Mobllthomeawnlnts Aluminum utility bullcllllll lfl Mtlter Drive ' 446--2642 ~ Elec1ncal - __ ~Re_!_r_!.gerat1on con 87 Reese Water· Sewer· E Iectroc-Ga s Lone-D•tct;res, WATER LINE HOOK - UPS SEPTIC TANKS COUNl Y CERTIFIED ADVANCED CLEANING SERVICE 446 3915 - .t~oAnswer446-2062 M od em st earn c1ea for carpel, upltoll•ter,ingll ( 1nsurance work). · • scotchguardong·3M· eWalls, floors, dews, ma1d servrce . lnduslroal, Commercial Resodentoal 8 yrs. ex do care! Phone 367-7569 c • Roush Lane 82 _U_pflolst er v TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 Sec Ave Ga ll rpo lr 446 7833 or d46 18J3 Trenching Service Plumbong MASTERCRAF T UPH < Co STERY SHOP mercr a l and r estdenllcll years expenence Call 1 230 1 or 446 4971 BROTHER S UPHO U o RY , Gall rpolis Ot110 1562 all work compl(: guaranteed SOLUTION _ _ _ & Hea tohg QUALITY MA I N TEN A NCE E lec tro ca l, plumb.ng heatrn g and arr condotoonong Ca ll 388 9698 CAR TERS PLUMBING A ND HEATIN G cor Fourfh a nd Prne Phone 446 3888 or 446 4477 DEW ITT'S PLUMBING A ND H EATI NG Rou te 160 at Evergreen Phone 446 2735 , GE NE PLANTS AND SO NS Plumbmg H eat rng A1r condrtronmg 300 Fourth Av e Ph 4'6 1637 STA NDARD Plumbr ng Healrng 215 Thord Ave , 446 3782 ---------~ SUNDAY PUZZLER ACROSS 1 Features 7 Early Brit- ons 76 Sforzando {abbr) 79 Places lor worsh1p 12 ArmaciUIOS 81 Crony 17 Location 21 Rue 22 Bend :.:!3 French cap 24 Hero 25 Near 26 Sharp 26 Belt 82 83 84 85 30 Recover 32 Cotloge deg 33 Greek letter 35 Be8rlng 37. Denude 39 River Islands 40 Dab 41 Holytlg 43 Approach 45 Spanish tttle 134 At no ume 135 Wind indtc;ator 136 Odin's brother Surfeit Clock Wild plum Stender lintal 87 Cyllndncal 89 Vendlttons 90 Lawmaking body 92 Beer rngredtent 94 Rescue 95 Ftgure of speech 96 Mine entrances 97 Names 99 Weight of India 100 lamb's pen 47 Compass name pt 101 Mature 46 Delest 102 Liberate 49 Side dish 103 Wheel track 52 Expired t0 5 Abrogate 54 Spanish tiUe 107 Samarium 56 Biblical king symbol 57 Palloes t09 Island Fr 59 Fat 110 Falsifier 61 Verdi open 111 Besmirch 62 Journey . 113 Communists forth 114 The urlal 63 Electrified 115 COmpass particles pt 64 Latin con116 Mold junction 117 Hawerran UFemalewreatn 67 Footllke 11j Arlm part 12Q Pronoun 68 DISiance 121 Consptrecy measure122 Ream 69 Corp 123 Dawn 71 Bushy 12-4 Interlock clump 126 Distend 72 Walk 74 Sly lOOks t~~~~~~~~~~ ~46·3100 tI:=~~~~~~~~~ Bill'S -------~-- 84 turna~ 76 Young cow 77 Taxi D&F CONTRACTORS Home Improvements, room additions, . Siding, electrical & air condl· tiontng, and Insurance claim repairs . Guuanleed work. Free Estimate. 446-3407. 35 Court St. Gallipolis, Ohio • c1 n 444 •3896 ,;ur Elec1ncal & Retng era 1•on SEWI NG MACHIN e" D DAY -Repatrs-; - serv1ce, a1 REF R I OGE"R AT 115111 c l e~n, n g,p lumb•n g Call 992 228d T ht commer cr a l, heat1ng , makesl <n2 2364 after 5 p rn Fabrr c Shop, Pomero y CQ.Oirng, elecfrrca l serv rce Authonzed Srnger Sal f'~ Call368 8274, or 388 9963 ' and Ser111ce We sha rpc1 ADVA NCED SEAMLESS Sc1ssors GUTTER & DOOR, INC R \J SS AND M4X· Overhead Garage Doors ELLIOTT Oelbert Sw 1s h er's fa ll Elcc rrr c Door Opera tors Lennox heal rng and · ar r hea trl"'g spect a l, S\8 ~ We Con1rn uous no leak • co ndrtronrng Rapco F oam check, clean , & repa1r gutter .ng msulatton Electncal work 85 General H au l1 ~ 9 Day 698 8205 N oglit all parts ot a II types ot ca ll 446 35 15 or 446 0445 af heafi 09 syste ms All ter 4 30 LIMESTONE , grav•l oo par ts used a r e ext r a STANLEY STEEMER sand Al l srzes AtRtcharc Sw1sher s Plumbrng & and Son, Upper Rtver f r1 CrtPpe l Cleanrng ELWOOD BOWER' S Hea hng , 446·3877 446 4208 Oa ll rpollS, Ohro Call J ' REPAIR Sweepers, 7785 toasters , •rons, all small • appliances Lawn moWer PAl NT I NG Res1dent1 a l Next to State H•ghway and cornmerc 1al l n tenor J IM'S DEPEN DAB B1 __ ~ _E_!C_!I'!'_a..!._rn_g~-­ Garage on Route 7, 985 and exte r tor m ob1le home water delrvery 'call 3825 r oot s Free es t1 ma tes 17 9J68any tlm e WATER WELL Drollong Y\_5 exp wrth r E>f er ences and cleanrn g Pumps so ld ca ll 367 7784 or 367 7160 APPLIANCE SERV ICE NOW HAULING house q• I and •nstalled, Call W T al l mak es washer., 'd ryers, & lrmesto ne for dr1vewa Gra nt 446 8508 ranges diShwashers , CAB INET S& VAN ITIES Calllorestrmates367 71 dis posa l s, wafer t anks Ca ll Most wood products Wood DOZ E R WORK Call 446 Shop, 101 Court S1 Ken Young ·at 985 3561 TRA SH and I ght haul t H 1058 or 4-46 4955 before 9 a m o r after 6 Gall opol os, Ohoo 45631 Ca ll garages ciPanr o pm 4d6 2572 r easonable ca ll 4ll6 ~?OS r DOZER WORK ex 446 1055 cavat rng L and ctea rmg, JIM MARCUM Roofing 83 Excavatong ca l l446 0051 spo'u trng and stdllng 30 COAL 11aui rng, 3 to!> I( .-,c DOZER work, small robs a years expenence F ree ' caii3B8 9329 DOZER backhoe, dump specialty, qu1ck. ~epen es t1mat es Remodeling tru ck Call446 4537 dable servoce 742 27>3 Ca ll 388 9857 COMPLETE buoldong, remodeling, addrt10n, al~o anything tn the lrne of repa.r Spec tall st from start toton osh Call388 8711 and Refinishing 84 _ - - ~ .tt~a_!.•r.!_9___ _ FOR BEST In CMPet Cleanr'fiq C<~H '"'S m!'ltl:er s: Stea mway Cal1 (.,1.1 446 ?096 REMODEL! NG work, on· stall ceo longs to le, panelong , doors, lloorong 992 2759 Furniture Plumbong 128 Adjudge 130 Iterate 132 Shine 137 Go In , 139 Weavtng machine 141 Diphthong 142 Wrltrng fluid 143 Actuate 145 Weird 147 Grant use of 149 Obstruct 152 Paid not1ce 153 Buries 155 Kind of hQrse 157 Food pro¥ gram 159 Twice Prefix 160 Gull -like bird 162 troquOif\n Indians t 64 Aquatic mammal 166 Platforms 168 Emerald lslg 169 Clans ~ 170 Demolishes t71 Robs DOWN 14 Regi on 15 Grri s name 16 Declare 17 Transgress 91 Roman of' 18 Cyprmold 97 English frsh 19 Salad rtem 20 Gladdened 27 Wanl 29 Island tru1ts 31 Ex1sts• 34 A toll 36 Brad 38 Small horses 40 Peel 42 Makes lace 44 Peruse 46 Staffs 48 At this place 49 Skewers • 50 l nd 1Heren1 51 Down Pre fix 53 Let ran 55 Sun god 56 Fifty percent 58 Sofa ,60 Prolouild 62 Rasp 65 Beverage 68 Partner 69 Desert "ship ' 70 Fat 7~ Narrow openings 1 Snare 2 Soaks 3 Sliver symbOI 4 Irritate 5 Abound • 73 Principal 75 Dine 76 Purveyor 77 Eyelashes 79 Wing9d 6 Beer m._.g . 80 Freshet 7 Leiter abbr 8 Possessive pronoun 9 Army beds • 10 Civil injuries 11 Extras 12 Hebrew month 13 Through 82 Cut 83 Dravtdra n 84 Marsh bird 86 Sick 88 Ethiopian trUe 89 Mr Marner 90 Hindu gnrments .....,.-,..---,:;:rr.7]~..,.,-T,,.:,.lfll eta I 93 Ended 95 Sowed slreetcar 98 Petrtron 102 Conflagr::> lion 104 Speech 106 Cf1urch bench 107 Young hOQ 108 Alma - 110 Noblemar 111 Calm 112 Resound 114 To1led 116 Golf cry 117 Run eastl y 119 Pellet 12t Entreaty 122 St10re 123 Pronoun 125 Instrument t 27 Preposltr on t26 Fly e plane 129 Roam 130 Vener ate 131 Fnghl 133 LumbtH 136 Ballots t3B Lasso 140 Servant s 143 Mangane$f' s11mbol t44 Mens na•r t• t46 Newts 148 Trdy • 150 Adam's snn 151 overloo k t 53 Hostelry 154 Deposrl 156 Golf mount! t SB Crava t 161 Stal e Abbr 163 Steamship labbr l t65 Rupees labbr I 167 Conttnent Abbr �• p..&- The Sunday Times.Sentinel, Sunday, Oct. 5, 1980 d1 1tlit•s f11 r n·tt'. " Maybl• I'll have more from Miduga n ncx,t wt'ek but 111tw it is .Hoofs .and Paws. • time tu ask tho!-it' uf ynu who are looking for a new pt.'l H lnvi.' fn1· it~ li f1.:tinw. dHll'l cneoura~e .fricn(LI.l · 'and famili~s with fe•na lc pels tv · County should check the GSI Property Pound out between 3 and Gp.m., · Ulosc in Meigs. Couny have twn btecd -· ll lcl't! are a11i1na1s who nL>et~ you desperately ur they will die . choices - the county ·-operated pound at . l.ht• Fairgrounds (call the lJI"l'llWhm.• ddtths_. Thusc in Gilllia A Modem Memorial ELBERFELOS .' IN for Your Departed Loved One Write for brochur-es showing memorials with size and price stated. • By Marion C. Crawford Meigs County Humane Society POMEROY - Recently on an annual trip to Northern Michigan there were many incidents th?l. happened to reinforce my faith iii'the fact that mosl Americans are hmnane POMEROY, OH. most have compassion - most not Leo L. Vaughan. Mg..-. Ph. 992· 2588 only cto right by our "so dependent" VINTO N, OH . pets l)ul go above and beyond. James A. Bu sh. Mgr. Any of you Buckeyes lose a smart, P h . J8 s·e6oJ talking bird while vacationing in I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Michigan? Traveling with a motor !home the first stop overnight was in a great park at Hartland, Michigan on Lake Walton. The park man'age r, Don na FarroW, had not. only a cute little poodle who greets all t hose registering RVers - but a beautiful .cockatiel. It sits in a large hop cage and in its limited English also greets everyone: Donna was telling me that the way this bird came into her life was that in May of this year it just rl/f"'" flew out of the sky one day and delighted the heck out of a startled camper by alighting on his bike hanlo1o, 1, dle bars. ..q ly It was not the least bit afraid of lfiJ;J. . erest people - stayed to ea t and didn't "bte seem anxious to. leave so Donna got herself a new feathered member of herfarnily. . Named Chico, he was not so dumb to have picked that particular ca mp ground ld' land - he has il made for the rest of his life .. . with a fa'h1ily that loves him, to mclude a real nice little boy named Dan who is as enthusiastic as his mother when • Su blit antial interest penalty requ.i red for eartv withdrawal. ta lking about that pretty colored, talented bird. Nbw then , you could hardly tell that yours tru ly w as a humanitarian. l only had th1·ec Boston Terriers and a ca t named Revie in that motor home with me. Seasoned · travelers, they love " going" and are no trouble at all . I put their names, addresses and te lephone numbers with indelible ink on their flea collars in case of an THE ATHENS COUN'rf_ accident and they g"el running around loose - and among my cam~SAVINGS & LOAN CO. ping equipment is a portable kennel that attaches right to the motor home so, that ' the dogs can have a Athens • 592~1 - l'omoroy • 992-6655 large area to get outside and yet not get where they can bother other• campers or be hurl by cars or other animals. · The only thing that is a little hard to get used to each trip is sleeping in the same limited area with three snoring Bostons and a lovable cat who not only likes to play with her " bell ringing toys" in the middle of the night but also likes to snuggle and thinks that her half or a bed is the "middle." More fun ! So anyway . - on to Sault Sle. Marie, the tourist town that I grew up in (a few years ago!) where one of the hats that my brother-in-law OUTERWE-AR · wears is that of a radio announcer lor a weekly hwnan interest program (he is also President of Straight Arrow Deve lopers & Associates ). One day he was talking this past week and I heard him say my name and then went on to explain that the animals in Meigs County, Ohio, benefit by the sa le of items in the Hwnane Society Thrift Shoppe there - a " worthy project" and l have to go right home and clean out my closelll - since having my heart surgery I have much thatl can't wear any more and my sisterin-law came all the way to the Soo to get my clothes. Later that day 1 told him that I had a few thousand witnesses to his promise - so "gel busy, dear Bill, and stack up those • . at the Humane SOciety facility. Call 992-9260--fnr an appointment to see. ":hal we have - kitlellS, cats, puppies and dugs, all beautiful, gentle loving, and YOU. ' c"nunissioners or Dog Warden if YIIU see nne you 'want) or obtain a healthy, nic" dispositioned animal that has had 1111 shots, been wormed, bt:t:ll dipped, and sits waiting for you . , 110: ....... _ ... . ... ......-._....., sac 1 -- 1 . W. VA,. • s..~or-· I - POMEROY~ c ~ ll&th A,NNIVERSARY .SAlE LOGAN MONUMENT COMPANY,.INC. CONTINUES ·ALL WEEK .. . .. "&~ ctlf. 2~ YfAH lli!s IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OF THE STQRE AND AT THE WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC ' STREET. CHECK. LAST THURSDAY'S DA'IL Y . 'llFJ{',f zo lo1;,,it,~'l£s . ..,, . . . SENTINEL FOR A LISTING OF THE SALE ~ liA; ' 1<.oo . . '"t ' CELEBRATE WITK US AND SAVE '• ITEMS. ~ ELBERFELDS IN ,POMEROY oet. in the euerv:month · USDA QCTO~BER CHOICE age s••••"lat .................... ,.; ~~~!ric SALE . Q· · ~ --~------·-·----~ SJ99 .........,..., -~-----··-SJ29 . Ma,nificently craft~d ,' painstakingly finished • to a degree of sophistication that belles its low price. tllidJieallk' A _ O F _ & _ftD'ftlmiiiiEII ........ •. ' · Here is a bedroom distinguislle<f by simplicity,·dignity and purity of line. Pecan veneers & heallj oak solids are s~lected for years of lasting , beauty. The finish, with great richness and lustre carries·the eye . 1nto the beautiful veneer configurations. · 8 ~ I . . ~. - CAIP ! £i£) Qt m CONTEMPOIWill BEDROOM V4LUE ••• by LANE p · .foi.' 1------------- - ---,--..;....------l presents 1RUSTEES TO MEET SYRACUSE - The Sutton Township Trustees will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday in tbe Syracuse Municipal Building. 1 I su~ the elements in style, with this doWn -filled poplin coat. GRANGE TO MEET lETART FALI.'i - Ohio Valley Grange 2612, Letart Falls, will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the hall. There will be potluck refreshments. Lunch menus ' GALLIPOLIS CITY SCHOOLS Motiday, Oct. 6 - Blue Devil burger with pickles, French fries, !II Iced peaches an~ onehaUpint milk. • Tuesday, Oct. 7- Burritos, cole slaw, sliced white. fruit salaa, pOtatochipH, 111ld one-ha lf pint milk. Monday, Oct. 13 - Baked steak, mashed potatoes with gravy, apple Slluct, bread, butter and ~half pint mllk. 1\lelday, Oct. l4 - Pizza, elementary; hot dog with meat sauce, hlgh sclwol; shellie beans, Wednesday, Oct 15 -. Spaghetti with meal sauce, toued ulad, sliced ptaches, lM"ead, but· ter, and .,...haUpintmllk. 'ltluroday, Oct. 16 - Pizza, high school; hog \~ .., 1 .......... ~ ...... .. i.~;:; ..$1'49 .............. ,. • 300 Second Avenue Gallipolis :.:: SJ29 Public Notice The. State of Ohio has reduced the state sales tax from 4" to 2% on all new 7980 and 7987 Bulcks and . Pantlacs sold from Sept. 79 through November 78, 7980. Sulek and Pontiac will match the fax reduction for the some period. This refund amount, whl~h will equal the 2% ; can either he reimbursed to the customer or con be assigned to the dealer to he used In the purchase price or down payment. · aoaD.-E .no a. Cll h I TAll,._ P.ACI''G1 with OMAC, they will, with proper down payment ond • approved credit, fln.o nce the ·car up to 48 months for on APR of 73%. EXAMPLE: . ~llln9 :Prlctt' 2% Ohio Tax TOTAL PRICE '700000 •140.....-~ '714000 '140 00 '700000 Actual tax cost to the ·customer Is "None" or "0" . pineapple cubea, 11nd on~ha lf pint milk. ' , MIDDLEPORT, 0. 992-3307 $139 ...,,__ Ofc•••" . ··. ......... ___ _,_[ ................. .. Customer Pays green beans, raisins, andone-haU pint milk. Friday, Oct, 10 - .Grilled cheese, elementar:yi barbecue on bun, high school; buttered com, Friday, Oct. l7- Parent·Teaclicr Conference; BAKER FURNITURE lulck.Pontlac Refund . . Wednelday, Ocl. I - Oved fried- chicken, mashed potatoes with 11ravy, apple sauce, bread, butter and one-half pink milk. Thurtday, Oct. 9 - Corn dog, cheese ,ijtlcks, ~bullered Available .in black or - pears and Olle-half pint milk. carrota, j'Uosa_Jad and one-hair pint milk. ONLY$699 PLUS during this period, through special arrangement You ·can dQK with meat sauce, elementar y; MIRROR, BED, .DRESSER & CHAIR 1" ,..._ ..--.,..... a ,..,.can.• . . SJ49 --:U~~-~~----··------·--._ -'-' ~--··· .............$J71 . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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