https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/75a2448a4630af4af70281a1edbcee58.pdf f49381456d9b3f081be7840c048debdc PDF Text Text I I 12 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, May 10, 1974 .' ' COURT NEWS Humphrey honored The ·s outheastern Ohio Education Association honored ' 0 • RIOGRAN[)E - Rio.Grande College will offer a fi eld course Keith Roac h, t9 , Wi.ll ow Churl('s M. Mel.a in, W. Ral'inc . H. W. Humphrey, The Plains, ,;Wood. and Ken Cross. 21. $:1:~ reckless op~ rati on : .Jacki C' at th e Association's Representative Assembly on April 26. at Jackson , SI;:OEA President Don Anderson cited Humphrey for 15 years service to the 3500 member teacher's_,association as its executive seCretary. Humphrey has also served as executive head of The Plains School District and superintendent of Athens City Schools. He is currently employed by Ohio University in the student teaching program . ,_ FOUR FINED Four defendants were fined and a fifth was assessed costs only in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Dale Smith Thursday night. Fined were Michael Crites, West Columbia , $15 and costs , reckless opera tion: Sylvia Roush , Middleport , improper backing, $5 and costs ; Sidney Ellis, address not listed, disturbing the peace, $10 and costs; Wilbur Ward , Middlepor t, $10 and costs, squealing tires . Paul Hill, Racine , was assessed costs only on a charge of disturbing the peace. DEER KILLED A 150 pound buck deer was killed at 5 a.m . today on SR 684, when it ran into the path of a pickup truck driven by William Wagner, Jr., Pomeroy, Rt. 2. The Sheriff' s Department raported that Wagner was not injured and there was damage Ill the fron t of the vehicle. The incident occurred six-tenths of a mile north of 143 in Harrisonville. COLUMBUS ( UPI I .Jose ph L. Whit e: deputy in Archaeo logy the· first Slorto , N. Y. students at· Ri o H;ty F.ddy. 26. Ht . 3. . New director of the Department of quarter this . summ er on Grande College. entered not Matam oras, $2:l speed; .Jen* Economi c and Community Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m . guilty pleas this" morning in nin ~s G. Fcrg(oson. :n. Rl. 3, Development, has been named Bo b · Rogers, ass istan t Galiipolis Municipal Court 1o Gallipolis, $16 speed; Gerald director of the Ohio Youth profesSor of soci al sciences , felony charges of knowmgly Eugf'ne Burns , 24, Gallipolis, Comm i ss i on ~ Gov . John J . will condu ct the course which obtaining or ex erting control $18 speed; .Janet L. Joh!lsOn , Gilligan announced tode:~y . will includ e a n actual exover prop er ty wit hou t the 28. Ga ll ipolis. $18 stop sign; While succeeds form er cavation of a nearby Indian Douglas Eads, 22. London . $18 Toledo Mayor William Ensign conse nt of its owner . speed; Darv in 1.. Bloomer. 31, wh o resigned effective June 1. site under . supervision of a Repo~tedly the pair took a gun from Deput y Ri ci>a rd Rl. 3, Gallipolis, $2:1 speed ; White, 40, spent six years with McFinn of the Gallia Co unty Clarence E. Johnson. 25. HI. I , the Youth Commiss ion as Gallipolis. $18 speed; Clyde R. assis tant deputy director , Sheriff 's Department. (Continued from page 1) They reques ted a Brown . 25. Ga llipolis , $23 deputy director, ass istan t All on had said, " ! think preliminary hea ring whic h was speed ; Juani ta S. Williams, 22, director and acti ng director. something has gotten moving. se t for Ma y 28. Bonds were Lucasville, $18 speed; Charles Maybe the chances are o0-50 F. Cotton , 23, Gallipolis, $18 fixed at $2,500 each. and now it depends on which :;o Edward Viers, 50 , Pl. un safe veh icle; James F . will win." Pleasant, was fined $10 and Martin, 40, Mayoran , N.C .. $18 Kissin ger and Sadat gave no Continu ed from Page I costs for stop sign . Prince A. speed ; Stephen R. Stumbo, 24, briefing to tile press at the end Director Richley, who will be Hunter, 59, Columbus, was Gallipolis, $23 speed; Michael of their talks and a workin g questi ons fined $200 and costs , sentenced W. Shaver, 21, Gallipolis, $2.1 avail able for lu nch at Sadat's private to fiv e days in the county jail speed; Donald H. Wellington, followi ng his -address, is a and his driver's license was 19, Rl . 1, Vinton, $28 improper gradua te engineer from residence at Giza . on the banks suupended for six months for pa.~sin g: Robert Lee Morley, Youn gstown State and at- of the Nile, on Cairo's southern driving under revoc ation 31 , Anaheim, Calif. . $18 speed ; tended John Carroll and the outskirts. Kissinger's visit to Egypt without fin a ncial re spon * Donald G. Simms, 24, Rt. 2, University of Michigan . His Crown City, $28 speed; Phillips profes sional exp eri ence is the third on his current Middle sibility. Forfeitin g bonds were House, 46, Youngs town, $18 varied . Pri or to becoming East to ur - lasted two hours speed; Alex Schultz, 26, Rt. 2, direcror of DOT he was the longer than expected. American offi cia ls said Lelart, $23 speed ; William !.. Mahoning Coun ty Engineer. A Riley, 50, Gnadenhutten, $23 navy veteran , he and his wife, Kissinger would remain in RECEIPTS IN Meigs County Cour t receipts speed ; .James W. Lunsford, 3o, Josephine, have two children. Israel all day Saturday and Tickets may be purchased that he expected to return to for the montll of April totaled Oak Hill. $18 speed and Jon $4,483.27 according to Betty Eric Sparr , Flinton, Mich ., $18 locally from Bob Evans, Roger Damascus on Sunday. There Barron·. and the Chamber of were in dication s ear li er speed . Hobstetter, clerk. Commerce in Gallipolis, and Kissinger might return to Receipts were distributed as BOOSTERS TO MEET from Bernard Fultz in Washington on Tuesday . follows, fines to state $1,321.84, EASTERN - The Eastern Pomeroy and Middleport. fees to sheriff, $127.55, fines Band Boosters will meet at 7:30 and costs to county, general p.m. Tuesday for an ope n fund, $1,686. 72, law library LOCAL TEMPS fund, $732.46, auto license and house in the new band room of GOP TO MEET the addition to the high school. The temperature in downgas fund , $614.73. Young Republicans will meet All residents of the Eastern Tuesday, May 16, al 8 p.m. at rown Pomeroy at 11 a.m. BARBECUE SET District interested in the bands CHESTER - The annual are invited to attend . Refresh- the Meigs Inn . Everyone is Friday was 61 degrees under partia lly cloudy ski es. welcome to atte nd. barbecue sponsored by the ments will be served. Ches ter Volunteer Fi re Department will be May 27, at the fire house beginning at 11 :30 a.m. MEIGS THEATRE Tuesday May 12-14 Tonighlt~ru Friday thru Tuesday May 10-14 Walt Disn ey 's SUPERDAD (Technicolor) Bob Crane Kathleen Cody FRIDAY and SATURDAY SON OF FLUBBER t Technicolorl Fred MacMurray Nancy Olson IGJ Running time : Jl!2 Hrs. Show Starts 7 p. m~ SALE PRICES ON HANDBAGS ,WOM ENS SHIRTS AND BLOUSES GALLIPOLIS - Call it a movement sui table structure in Gallipolis. Among the · County . ll Wa$ paid for by tax dollars by with spirit and dedication, organization, or places were the Lafayette Building on Gallia Countia ns. Th e se nior citizens petsevt rance . You name it, · the Gallia Second and Court, old Kroger Store on would like to obtain it and develop il in lo a County Coun cil on Aging , In c. , appears to 'Third, Ave .. the Bob Reese Auto S;J les ·· n.' lirr m erll cenh•r " fu r 1ht• t>ltlerly. have it all. building at the corner of Thi rd and Court 1\ t·uunt•il spokesman indkal.ed money Tha t old adage, " We hegins at <W ,'' is and the Gallipolis Clinic near the golf is ;w o-lilable to ren ov~1 t r tlw pn.•sc nt outmoded here. ll would be more fitting course. None of these was available. fa cilit y, plus construction of mldili umli and proper to say, "Ufe begins at 55." The senior citizens center has rooms when neecssary. In 'just two shor t y ears. Gallia outgrown space allocated by the Holzer The coun cil feels th is pr ojcl't should be CoWlty 's senior citizens have, as the Foundation. Council members ar e started i mmedie~t e l y. "Septe mber is only saying goes lllday, ''Come a long way, currently looking for a structure large th ree and a half months a way ," a cou ncil baby ." And it's just the beginning . enough to take care of all their projec ts spokesman added. The council is now engaged in its most and programs. Rece ntl y, more than 20 members of mammoth project to dale. It is searching ' Members want something pei·m"anent. the coun cil on ag ing and their alternates for a place Ill house the Gallia County With this in mind . the coun cil is trying attended a coun ty commiss iOn meetlni! . Senior Citizen Center. to get permission fr om the county com. Thr group represented a pp rux: i ma t c l~, Presently, the center is located in the missioners to use the old county home on 5,000 seni or ci tize ns 1age 55 or older ) living old Holzer Hospital building in downtown Rt. 160. in Gallia County . There were three spokesGallipolis. However. after Sept. I, that This str ucture was built many years men, along with Jean Niday, center facility will be closed down . ago (fittingly) for "senior citizens." At the director an d Nor ri s Ca r te r , co unci l According to Ethe l Robin son , time, some called it the "old people's president who exp lained to the comsecretary of the Gallia County Council on home" or ,;poor house" because the missioners the re{Json for their ,·isi t. Aging, Inc. , the organization's building elderly had no other place to ~ o. Mrs. Ethel Robinson wid of the man\' committee has been inQuirin~ for a The property in mind belongs to Galli a projects thcll have bC'en ur <:~ r c bein.g carried out by ;md for thl' senior citizens. The coun c.: il ha ~ many plans a nd Edward Parkin s lold of plans con- projects fur senior ·ci tizens if the co ni~ cerning future activ iti es nf what couhl and miss ion acce pts the Hl-{recment, na mely a would loe d0ne. day care center fo r the elderly, a room Others on h~ nd for the con(ercncc with large enough to C.I Cconunodate monthly the commi ssioners were Major-G eneral potluck dinners and a meeti ng place for Ire!) Ge orge Bush, Rev. L. H. Stebbins. coun ty group:-;. !\ Iso, i:l kitchen where food first prc~ iclc nt of the counci l when it was could be pre p;Jred and served. thu s organized in 1972; Rev. Hughes. Price , A . . elimina ting catering service, ga rdens for R. Durose, Elia s Sisson, Leo King, Wilfred nowers and food , food wh ich could be and Ger trude Eva n ~. Rill ;mel Mildred ca rined or fr oze n for la ter use, a va n to go Segfried. Hoke and Ethel Robinson, Ma ye Roush, Anne Ga tes White. Edi th Gi lkey , Li bby Hill , Hoxie Sa lzman . l.ueill e Mu lford , Eil'alee Cook and Florence McDaniel. back and forth on schedule to Gal lipolis, cnnple par king spares , rooms for crafts, looms to we~i v e rugs and so for th. ll wa s poin ted out that . there is no orgar-ization in the county that does so . ll. coun cil s p ok c~m a n sa id that if the much for so many people fi ve days a wee k commi ss ioners would agree to give the as .the G" lli" County Council on Aging. county home and property to the coun ci l, Everyone over 55 years of age is in. the a~ r ee mc nt, lease, deed or whatever vited to participa te in any projec t or could be lega ll y written up so that 1hc program at the ce nter . An individua l does property would revert ba ck to county not ha v(' to become a member of anythin g ownershi p in case somethin g happened to to a ttend sessions. ' thE!"eound l. · + DUSTERS-SWEATERS-CAPES tmts PORCH, LAWN AND PATIO FURNITURE Yo ur Mothers Day Shopping Headqu.1rters 34 Elberfelds In Pomeroy 3 SECT ION S PAGES ~V2QL~-~9__N~D~-~1~5_________G_am~~-"-•P_o_m_tP_ie_a~-"-'------------~SU~N~D~AY~·-M~A_Y~l~2,~1~9_74______________P_orr_•e_ ro_ y.M _ i_dd_Ie_ pu_rt_______________PR_I_CE_2~0~C_E_ N~TS -~~Jri~ "{)i~~ • RIGH T TUR N ON RED AFTER STOP over 135 entries, Holcomb has received a cash prize of $150 and is now eligible for a grand prize tour of famous European ghos t haun ts off ered by the paper. A songwriter, Holcomb had written a mel ody in abcut 1963 about his father , William Harrison Holco mb, a Methodist minister. The Hev. Mr. Holcomb died in 1968. The story of the ghos tly experience which Holcomb had revolves around the ta pe on which he recorded a song he had written about his fa ther. When he plays the tape back the voice or his fa th er comes in clearly sing; ng witll him on the last line. Others, like him, hear it t.oo. At any rate, Holcomb still has the tape which has recorded his fa ther's voice. Mr. and Mrs. Holcomb and their two children and his mother, Mrs. Dorothy Hol comb moved to Meigs County from Cleveland , only recently becoming Rutland residents. 9_.AM-9 PM COMPLETE BEDROOM SUITES ' '199'00 Dresser. Chest.• Bed & Bedding ,' } Better start now. 1C~/ "~ While the kids 1 ....// are young. 1 \ · 1 Open a high-interest, \ insured \ Savings Account. Chilled Ice Maker W1ter Wint Cool.,.- ·It will open college doors. 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CONFUSING - Worlltl tlrlviDg along Secood Ave., at tho; Sycamore St., Intersection, GalUpoU., may be a bit confused wben approachlllg Ibis sign. The tOp new part reads, "Riebl turn on red after stop'"-wblle the bottom (old signj part reads, "yield." Untl! recently, motorl$ts yielded the ripl>(lf· way while making 4 rlebt turn at thls mtersectlon. Now, drivers 8re supposed Ill turn right on red, but after stoppiDg (then we guess, yield the rigbkf·way). AVAILABLE AT DOOR GALLIPOLIS- Tickets for today's special "cook's day off" Mothers' Day sponsored by the Gallipolis Area Jaycees wiD be available at the door at the Gallla Count}' Junior Fairgrounds. Chicken dinners will be served from 12 to 7 p.m. Take out orders will also be available. :'=:=: m "~·. d.LM::B . . .S ROPE STOLEN POMEROY - Guy HyseU of Hysell Run Rd. reported to the Sheriff's Dept. Saturday rope he had been using on a tower on a hill behind his house has been stolen. The incldept is under investigation. HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY- Mrs. Joe (Shirley) Pla ntz, of 648 Fifth Ave., Kananga, Friday was named Gallia County's Motller of the Year , She is fianked by her daughter, Tanya Sue Plantz, 7, and Mrs. Peggy Evans, who represented sponsors of the event, tile Gallipolis Merchants Association . Family rallies Nixon support WASHINGTON (UPI ) - President Nixon flew to Oklahoma Saturday night to speak at university commencement exercises, with the White House and even his own family insisting he would · not resign despite extrnrdinary new demands and desertions. Plans called for Nixon to land at Vance Air Force Base and take a 25-minute helicopter trip to Oklahoma State University in Stillwater for his address about 9 p.m. ED.T..in the 50,000-seat Lewis Field stadium. He was ro return to Washington Immediately after the speech. It was Nixon's first venture onto a college campus in six months and came at the closed a week that saw some key GOP members of Congress recommend his resignation and the initial presentation of evidence to the House Judiciary Committee· conducting , an impeachment Nixon and some advisers, looked for a warm welcome during his few hours in Oklahoma. He ca rried the slate easily in UALLIPOLIS - Mrs. Joe . (Shirley ) all three of his presidential campaigns aod Plantz, 648 Fifth Ave., Kanauga, Friday the school's emphasis on agricultural was named Gallia County's Mother of the study gives it a relatively conservative Year in the annual contest sponsored by reputation. the Gallipolis Merchants Association. As a precaution, however, Wliversity Mrs. Richard (Dorothy ) Thomas, 007 officials imposed a ban on demonstrations ·Four th Ave., was the 1973 honoree . and protest signs inside the stadium. Mrs. Plantz was chosen from a fie ld of Leaders of some dissident student 75 candidates, who were entered by their groups announced plans to stage a "non- children. disruptive" demonstration during Nixon's Jud ging was completed Friday visit and predicted it would draw as many morning . Entries consisted oi :;o word as 3,000 participants including some from essays on why the child 's mother should he Norman, Lawron and other surrounding the mother of the year. Judges were Rev. Oklahmona cities. Tim Heaton, Mrs. Nellie Scarberry and Before Nixon left . Washington, his Mrs . Martha Foster. daughter, Julie, and her husband, David Seven-year old Tanya Sue Plantz , a first Eisenhower, held a highly unusal joint grade studen t at Washington School whose news conference outside tile White House inquiry. and said Nixon "absolutely" intended to The President, accompanied by Mrs. !Continued on page 12) II ,J •· ·• I ..... .r t . I I I '. 1. '·'f .. .' ' ' . ·' . '• auditions set GALLIPOLIS - A spokesman for the Gallia Dramatic Arts Society announced Saturday that first auditions for tile 1974 presentation of "Gallia Country" are scheduled at two locations in southern favorite subjects are physical education and playing, submitted the following essay : "My mother is a good cook and my mother is a good spanker and my mother is a good junlper and my mother is a good teacher and my mother is a good nurse. I love my mother that 's why my mother should be the mother of the year. " Tanya's older sister, Tammy, age 10, also sub- JIIitted an essay. On behalf of the Gallipolis Merchants Association, Mrs. Peggy Evans presented Mrs. Plantz with a dozen red roses and little Tonya Sue Plantz a cash award . Tonya Sue said she was goi ng to use the money to buy he r mother a prese nt for Mother's Day. FHA funding completed • County agen~ at home· in ·Meigs to water system proJect ' POMEROY - John Rice, who has succeeded C. E, Blakeslee as Meigs County:s Agricultural Extension Agent; has many plans for the extension program of Meigs County, especially in the field of agriculture. Mr. makeslee retired earlier this year. . Rice, who come$ home to Meigs County after servillg in tile Zanesville area in Muskingurn County, says he will be leaning a little 'more toward the agricultural aspect of his dulles; rather than the commi.nity resource develop.. men! phase of the extension program which his predecessor stressed. A native of Tuppers Plains, l'llce has returned to his horne area and now helps to operate a fann with his·brother_adjacent Ill his parents' home. He said . one of the main reasons he wanted to return to this area was that be ·grew up here and because the Meigs area has more vegetable prOducers and larger acreages in vege_table famts than around Zan.esville •. . According io Rice, the Muskingurn CoW) ty llf'!B raiaed more coriunercial . • ~ I miles of water line and will serve WASHINGTON - A grant of $120,1100 prodqcts and he was " bogged down" much enrollment and more 4-H clubs in the of the time with inquiries inro such larger rowns. He eweets to assist in 4-H from Farmer's Home Adrninistration .was approveri Friday for the Leading Creek problems as garden and insect problems. activity. Conservation District, completing FHA Rice's job as agent centers on three funding of the rural w.ater distribution areas, agriculture, community resource system. development and the 4-H programs. Funds have been previously approved In agriculture, Rice ~id he would like for this project by both the FHA and by to see more improved species of grasses EDA. . and legumes so as to provide a better The project calls for installatiOn of 43 yield. · · . He would also like to see higher yields generally, l!nproved breeding stock in ~ef cattle, and better management in utilization of forages as related to beef ca·tue. Related to this wbrk is providing MIDDLEPORT- Denise Celia, a high timely information to vegetable growers school junior exchange student from near on CO!ltro! of insects and diseases, and San P aulo, Brazil, narrated film slides keep information available io dairymen on about Brazil Friday eveJOing for members milk production levels and other data. of t~ Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club: - In community resource development, Presenting the guest was Wellston he would like to see a study committee Rotarian Larry Kibler whose family is . hOsting Miss Celia . while 1 she attends select three or four different projects in 1974, and w1111ts to -help correct current Wellston High School tllis scl)ool term. problems such as sewage and transWhen a series of pictures of gigantic portation . · back country. .:. natives of Brdzi! were With'. regard ro the 4-H programs in flashed ori the screen, footbali fan Kibler Meigs County, Rice is encoura'ging larger 1interjected: ap~ Ohio on May 18 and 19. On Saturday, May 18, auditions will be held between 4 and 6 p.m. in the Parkview Elementary School Building, West South St., Jackson for those in the Oak Hill, Ja ckson, Wellston and surrounding area. On Sunday, May 19, auditions will be held at 2 p.m. in the Washington School auditorium , Gallipolis, for persons in the Gallipolis, Pt. Pleasant, Pomer oyMiddleport and surrounding area. Singers, dan cers, actors or anyone interested in any phase of !Ilea Ire work are invited . Muri Rush will direct the production again this year. "Gallia Country" will be presented on the weekends of July 12, 19 and 26 at the Shelter House area, Bob Evans Farms, Ri o Grande. Not guilty say three in court proximately 600 homes in the Rutland and rura l Meigs area. Development of GALLIPOLIS - Thre e persons the water distribution system has been arrested Thursday night in a drug raid in directly related to the growth of the Meigs . Addison Twp. entered not guilty pleas mine complex and Gavin Power Plant. The announcement was made Friday Friday in Municipal Court. Judge Robert S. Belz will hold a afternoon by Cong . Clarence Miller's ofpreliminary hearing for Jerry Young, 22, fice in Washington. Aojdison; his wife, Susan Marie Young, 18, Addison, and James W. Price, 22, Rt. 1, Cheshire, on Tuesday, May 28. They are charged with possession and -selling drugs. ' Bonds for Young and his wife were fixed 'at $6,1100 each while Price 's bond was ,Set at "We're gonna recruit a couple of those '$3,000. The trio was charged following a fellas for our football team and make raid by Gallia County sheriff's deputies Meigs and' Gallipolis suffer, suffer, suf- and Gallipolis City Police officers on the fer!" ' Youngs' h<ime located on old Rt. ?between• Paul Eich, a native of Switzerland and Addison and Cheshire. for 30 years employ'e<j by Exxon· Gorp. in The sheriff's department Friday Libya, was introduced by George booked-Lester Eugene Snodgrass, 25, HenMeinhart. Etch is living in Meigs Couhty. shaw, W. Va. who waived extradition t? I Vice President Robert ·Bumgarner Gallla County 1o · face grand , larceny , . presided . 'Ladies of Heath United charges . Methodist. Church served a ham .dinner. · · James Burke Hathaway, ; 53, Pt. Plea113nt, was arrested for \lefrauding an I .' innkeeper _and for disQtderly condui:t, Brazil set;!n in pictures I .I Gallia Country Gallia's top mother • IS Mrs. Joe Plantz • SAVE MORE FRIDAY & SATURDAY . MAIN OFFICE $}00 100 Olde Tyme Recipes 16.7 Cu. Ft. FDIC Mon ., Tues ., Wed ., Thurs . 9 a .m .. J p .m . • Friday 9 a :m . 'to 7 p.m . Saturday 9 a . m . to 12 Noon Vinyl . FLOOR COVERING -~~?:.1•2::~. $249 ADMIRAL' DUPLEX Sale REG. 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Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio VallP.V I ( · '· Mothers Day Shopping Specials Senior citizens on the move in Gallia FURNITURE SQUAD TO MEET RACINA - All members of the l\acine ER squad are urged to attend a meeting Monday at 6:30p.m. at the fire house. A ·potluck dinner will be served prior to the meeting. The meeting will be at 7:30p.m. ~~~"'-College costs /' I r \ big money. ~ OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 PM SHOP SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9 PM BARGAINS ' <~Diplomas tomorrow. 0 0 '"" " Elberfelds In ·pomeroy OF ~----- ·Diapers today. pomeroy conta ct either Bob Rogers or Dean Brown at Rio Grande Co llege. ! TRUCKLOAD · ,- - • method s necessary to scientific nun--credit. Adhti~al IG J Wall Disney's for this co ur se and a lab fee of $.\. The cour se can be ta ken for doing the form al exca vation techniques and data recovery 22. F or more information , MIDD'LEPORT, OHIO ' Veterans Mamoriall;lospital Admit~d - Carl Ward, Jr. , . Pomeroy; Joseph Ho od , Minersville ; Floyd Gould, Shade. · Discharged - Lydia Hysell, Scott Fraser, Timothy Smith, Beverly Bailey, Charles Simms, Amanda Murray , Clarence Freeman . , There are four cre:dil huurs .Participan ts will learn by Richley I BAKER archa eological work. professional archaeologist. Hope••. SORORITY TO MEET TAG DAY Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of Pomeroy's girl softball league will hold tag day Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will Saturday in Pomeroy from 9 meet at 7:30p .m. Tuesday at the home of Judy Crooks, a.m. to 5 p.m. • Middleport. New officers will be installed. Reg istration can be made as:· .la te as the first meeting date, whi ch will be Saturday , June College offers field ·course in Archaeology Whit .. appointt>d dirc•clor of 0 Y t: I .I '• \' .' I ) f .'·i I l �2 ~ The Sunday Times -Sentinel, Sunday, Mav 12, 1974 Free hearing, vision ciinic coming May 16 Television. Lo2 GAI.l.I POJ.IS - A hearing to 3 p.m. The clinic is free.. made and vision clinic for fo u~ and poss ible t hrough a fede ral five year -old children residing grant to health depar tinenls in )" ithin th e Gallipoli s City Health District will be con- the Ohio Valley. Virgi nia Killin , Gall ipolis ducted in the Gallipolis City City Health Nurse, said a bout Hea lth Department, Second the servi ce of the clinic that floor, City Bui lding, 518 Second Ave ., on May 16, from 10 a.m. many times a c hild may have a vision or a hearing impairment SUNDAY. MAY 12, 1974 6: 30 - Newsm.Jker ' 74 '13; International· Zone 4; Lamp Un to My ' Feet 10. 7: 00 - Jerry Fa rwell 13 ; Commu f'1 ique 6; F il m 4; Look Up and Li ve 10 . 7: 15 - Te le-A.Bi bfe Tirrie 4. 7·: 30 - ReV ival F i res 6 ; Church by th e Side of th e Road 4; Ta lk ing Hands8 ; Herald Truth 3; Camer a Three 10. 8: 00 - Gospel Ca r avan 6; Bill y J ames Hargis - his AI IA me r ic.:~ n Kids 10: Day o f Discover y 4; Rev. Leonar d Repass 8; Mor mon Choir J ; Ma mre Church 13. 8: 30 - Your Health4 ; Day of Discover y 8; Get Toge th er 10 ; Rex Humbard 13 ; Rev iva l Fires 15 ; Oral Rober ts J; Ka thr yn Kuhlman 6. 8:55 - Black Cameo .:1 9: 00 - Cadle Chapel 4; Or al Roberts 10; Rex Hum bard 6, 15; Kathryn Kuhlman 8; Gospel Si ng ing Jub ilee 3. and not kqow it. These are m'a inly ca used by childhOOd disease or birth injw-ies . The cl in ic has been found necessa r y to catch th e problems before a child .enters school, and should be a pa rt or a child's 'checkup before en. tering sc hool. and ·fret thiJ Jummer · 9:30 - Ch r is t is the Answer 13; Church Services 10; Yours for the Asking J ; Van Za nt Church of'C hrist 8. 10:00 - Kid Power 6, 13; Thinking in the Black 8; This is The Li te 3 : Church Serv ice 4; Faith for Today 15; Movie " Th e Br idges • a t Toko- Ri " 10 . 10 : 30 Wha t the Bible P lain ly Says 13 ; Viewpo int 8; Ca p tain Noah 3 ; lns.ight 4.; Vision On 6 ; This is t he Li fe 15. 11,00 - H. R. Pu tn stu t 13; TV Chapel3 ; Focus on Col umbus 4; Across the Fence 15; Point of View 6; Camera Three 8. 11· 30- M ake a W ish 13 ; Bishop Sheen 6; Th is is the Answer 3: Insight 15; Rex Humba r d 8. 12: 00 - Rev. Ca lvi n Evan s 13; Doc tor's On Ca l l 4; Bowl ing 6 ; Colum bu s Town Meet ing 10 ; At .l ssue 3; Sacr ed Hear t I S: 3- The SWl day Times- Sentinl'i. :-tumlay, M~J)' 12, Hl74 '·, ., \ l ' ~ •. Kingdom 15 ,- Lass ie 8: In the Know 10 ; Beat the Clock 4. 7:30- French Chef 20 ; World of Disney 3, 4, 15 ; Apple's Way B, 10; FBI 6, 13; Mountain Scene 33 . 8:00 - Interface 33 ; Woman 20. S : Jo- ~nni x 8, 10; ~ arthkeeping 20 ; Who' s Afraid of Opera ? 33; Mc Cloud 3, 4, 15: Movie ''Ice Station Zebra " 6, 13. Ma ste rpiece Theater 20, 33. 9:30 - Barnaby Jones 8, 10. 9: 00 - 10:00 - Firing Line 20, JJ. 10: IS- Film 6,. 13. 10:30 - We Think You Should Know 3; News 4, Surgeon 15 ; Newsmaker '74 13. B. 6; Pol ice II: OO - News3, 10, 15 : Bonanza 4; CBS News a, ABC News6, 13. 11 : IS - Police Surgeon 6; CBS News 10; News 13; Movi e · " Tobacco Road" 8. 11 :30 - Johnhy Carson 15 ; Face the Nation 10; Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 13 ; Movie " My .Little Chickadee" 3. 11:4S - Good News 6. Urbari League 10 ; Johnny Carson 4. 12 : 3C - Movie " The Brotherhood of Satan" 10. 1:00 - News 13. 1:30- News 4. x2:00 - MONDAY, MAY 13,1974 Sunrise Semi nar tl; Sacred Heart 10. 6 : 00 - 6: 15 - School Scene 10. 6:25 - Farm Report 13. 6:30 - Fl veMintesto Li ve By4 ; News6 ; BibleAnswers 8; Good· N~w s 13. · ' 6:35 - Columbus Toda v 4. 66 Mel0d1es 67 Out o l cl.:lte 69 CaravMsdr)' t 1 Exc lamdt 1on 7 J TtMgs to b~ 1 1 Repeat 18 Whnnper s 19 Wei rd 20 Obser11ed ._... 2 1 Made read y 23 College oflic1al added l~ Bac lpllotog•st W I/(! '' • :: 24 Stroke oA .~. 26 Mal ured 27 Hebrew letter 29 Repeat of TV i!"! tnrougl1 ttte SCilSCS Sheets ot grass 81 Soumern blackbird 82 Scothsh c;ap 84 G 1rl s 7'i) show ~ 30 Cleaning ~... ulensils 31 Erase (pri nting ) 3 2 To rr id '~' We.tlinghowe Room Air CondiHoneu from 5.000 to 27,000 ., 36 Jud1cial writ 1• 38 Venl ured ~ 40 Unit o l l a\11ran cu rrency 41 Repe tition ,_ ' tantalum 101 Cub1c meter ' 103 Scottlsil for 42 Repair 1'0 HONOR EMP LOYE RS MONDAY - Members of the Cooperative O!fiee Edu cation class at GAHS will honor employers who partr•·ipaled in the 1973-74 program Monday with a reception a t the St. Peter 's Episcopa IChurch, be' ·in ning at 7:.10 p.m. P ictW'ed a bove, fi rst row , left wr ight a re Sherry Clagg, Debbie Rrfuerl<, Ja--kie Hill , Lynn Rice and Ellen McCreedy. Second row - Pa tricia Clark; Joyee Reynolds, I. ·bbie Taylor, Pa tty Nibert and Debbie Hughes. Thi rd row - Shcrr i J arvi s, Teresa Pr ice, Shr·ree Cathcart and Kathy SheetS. Fourth row - Mary Cahoon, Linda Miller, Na ncy Sager, Sherry Doyle and Terri Criner. ., 43 Goal ·: :."": 45 Irrit ate 46 Near 47 Boundary • 48 '¥ ~ ;~ 49 51 52 f ~~ 53 ·.: 54 ~ Students to fete employers · ~· • GA LLI PO LIS - Students of Gallia Academy High School enrolled in coopera tive office educa tion wi ll say " thank, " Monday night to the people who made it poss ible. Th e fir s t Cooper ative O!!ice Edu cat ion iCOF.) program in GAHS was ap· proved by the Sta te Depa rl· ment or Ed uca ti on in September, 1964. For the past 10 years this program has been operating in the high sehool with on-the-job training made available by the businessmen of Gallipolis. The obJec t of this course is to graduate office workers already adjusted to the busi ness world . The students go to school one.ha lr time and work on the job one- ·~ 60 Well- .. vent ilated 61 Guido's hig tl · note 62 Renova te 64 Steamship 55 57 Sin •· time under tcac:he r rmploye r supervision. Student< must be 16 years old , ~ave go od persona l qualities, and have developed marketable office skills prior to entry on the COE program. Students are pa id for their work in the office, and are placed in training programs wh ich pe rrni t them to work in the va rfk>us areas or that offi ce , as well as receive additiona l business tra ini ng in school. Monday eve ning employer.s who have par tici pated ) n the COE prog ram this yea r will be hono.red a t a reception'=' in St. Peter 's,Episcopal Ch urch at 7:>0 p.m. Other guests of the COE students will be their · parents, the superinte ndent of ha l f .(l;l llipolis City Schools , and Gallia Academy High School 14 administrators. During the past 10 years 224 young people have received onthe-job tr aining in various offi ces and business establishments. Annu a l follow -up studies show that many of them cont inu e i n busine ss ca ree rs, ofte n employed permanently in their training sta tions in this area. 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BARBS 111· PHIL PASTOR E T Ou r guzzl i rg ~t~meth in g lik e friend th e ~nonth IS of Marc h he gue·s out !y in' an 312 6th ST. 126 Everyone 127 Wipes oul 129 Clo th mg 131 Food fish 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 21 22 23 ~ L'!J ~9 (abbr) 9 1 Prehx down. <~NeC II On 9 4 Jogs Soec ~ 96 Preoos•l1on 3 1 Depr ess1on 33 OH1c1al decree 35 Part of skeleton 36 Se ll 37 Go m 39 fhe una I 4 1 G1r1 ·s name 4 2 lndef1mte number 4 ·1 Cupolas 47 T1betan pr1est 48 Veget able s 49 E.-.:punge 5o Evergreen trees 54 Entlcmg women 55 In acld1!10n 56 Calm 9B Greek letter 99 3hreds 100 .Declared 102 Babylon•an hero 104 Wi thered 105 Surcet~se 106 Uses 107 Un•ts of cu nency t 09 Man s name t 11 Gaps 11 il Challenge 1 13 Go II cry 1 16 Sp an.sn plural an1c1e Serene 122 l eave 12-1 Climbmg plants 125 Kmd of fabr1c 126 Bear w1tness 130 .P refix : tnree 13 1 Tmt 132 Noncomm•ssio ned officer !colloq ) 135 lslandoH Ireland 137 Singing b ~r d re gard 70 land surrounded by water G t s ov erseas address Possessed Items ol property Srmpler Cloth measure Change color ol 80 Morays 83 Mud 148 Jack Lalanne 13. 8: 55 - News 13. wrmen A contment (ab br ) Toucndown (ab br I Pronoun A sta te (abbr ) TRY OUR NEW SANDWICHES HOMEMADE BEEF .BAR.BEQUE OR PORK TENDERLOIN A PARAMOUNT RUEASE OINO DE LAUR(NTIIS Sunday. Monday and Tuesday TilE CENTERFOLD GIRLS R and DOLL SQUAD R ~4akr ~qnppr P,1Jd,, l"l~ :• 1 MARTIN BAEOMAN U•t"tt,.!l ~ y S IDNEY lUMET ';:;cr•"'!ropl,l / b l WALDO SAlf "nu NCRMA~'wE)CI.ER BJSect an th t: baol b~ PETER MA.A S 2nd & OLIVE ST. 1-.'t,,•,,t !JV Mite IS THECDORAKIS 0•·9"'ii ~-"·' . 1 ,,, .,.. 01' ~~,........,., ""'"''1'•....., '~ ""~ COlOr bv lfC•iNICOLQir II p~,amau"t ·~-:~...:.::..:..___ Hele , ,;e " """"' ...... ·- ·~- ~ •0 FOR QU/CI\ 1'/CI\1 I' ."1/·." /l I '/CI:.' 1'110\f 1-lb-2682 •"" .' J GALLIPOLIS, OHIO •• T l' - . \ •'·J 3 EASY WAYS TO BUY ••• ..•, •• CASH, CHARGE, ,,." LAY - AWAY •. 1:::-1-+- SHOP EARLY WHIL E OUA NTITtE S LASI 3 DAYS ONLY MAY 12-13-14 Brady Bunch 6. ~---J.,.,!:....+--~1-:~~;;H~E~A~~~·A~RTERS FOR OUTD~O;...;;;O~R~F~U~N~~..-~.~-t 9:00-AM 3; Paul Dixon 4; Wild, Wild West 6; Abbott and · Costello B; Friendly Junction 10; Phil Donahue 15; Movie " The Scarface Mob" 13. 9:30 - To Tell The Truth 3; Ta tlletales B. I 9:55 - Chuck White Reports 10. 10:00- Dinah Shore3, 15; Company6; Joker' s WildS , 10. 10:30 - Jeopardy! 3, 4, 15: Gambit B, 11:00- Wizard of Odds 3, 4, 15; Password 13 ; Mike Douglas 6: New You See II B, 10 : Unto the Hills 33. 11 : 30 - No Substitutions the most dangerous man alive -an honest c op .. 142 Fuss 13 : Sesame St. 33. B: 30 - • 2 Pieces Chicken • French Fries e Roll Many of his fellow 8: DO - Captain Kangaroo 8, 10 ; Jeff's Collie 6 ; New Zoo Revue 8 : 25 - SNACK BOX oHicers considered him 143 MUSIC as 147 · SUNDAY T.HRU SATURDAY , MAY 12 T.HRU MAY 18 TONIGHTTHRU TUESDAY body 145 Vintun , at home. made to the Culllm itlce to Re- l!lt•c· t t he Pr es ident by r.uodyeCJ r Tire i::lnd Hubbcr Co. and 1\meri<.:an Sh ip Bui lding Co .. Lorain . .\ :01.1 .. 1'10~ 140 Posed for POrlr311 144 Brumfield , Jr .. 19, Vinton, U.S . Army uncJ Jei;innic Castle, 16, dismissed state charges of i lleg:t l campaign contribu tions COLO"\' · , • flwll{ Tc 138 Hea11enty arrd Tcresc.t .Jc(.l n Adam s, 17, Gallipvli s, waitress . . Hullfs I· l' I.AIMS FIRST Wilma GAI. l.IPOI.I S Sa unders. Rl. 3, Gallipolis, claimed Saturday she w~s the fi rs t Ga llia Countian in HJ74 to pick bi~ ripe strawberries. She picked a little over a quarl Friday . to kolloq) 68 Held rn h~gl1 75 77 78 l"rry (;, Wilson, 21, Cr"wn City, l;1borer ahd Deborah K, . c:AI.I.ll 'OI.I S Applying Wau gh, IH . Cr owr> City, f r1r <.tllli.lrria~c l ll·cnsl' i n Calli a medtr:li sec rrlary. Roger Lee Cuunl\1 ., . Probr.lh.' Cvu r t Wt"l'f' tl.<lil·, 21, Gallipc11i s, dec.:khancl , 128 Look fixedly 63 D1mrn1Stl 66 Pa1d not1ce 67 Parent 72 /3 married Oec . 24, 1956 un([ have four chil dren. Leona Gree ne of Gallipoli ~ cha rged the same . grounds 118 Toss Alr~ ca n 61 Babylonn:;n dedy 71 same C:Jddr ess. They were 1 19 ani elopes 60 Opera by Verd1 (ubbr ) Sly tou.-.s Meadows Sea eagle Three -toe d slo th Re l y on Concern Prepos,tron Greenland set tlement Harshn ess V1negarl 1ke ac1d Spread for drymg Mans n1ckname Churctl d1gmtary Ak1n Port1on of Bello w QQ P1t1n1SSH110 27 L•kes bel\t!l 28 Hold Ill 59 Two a gatn s) OrcJI 0 1i!-.i t;rcl'ne, pe !.i tiun ~ fvr divor ct' h ~1vc been add r ess rlllt known . They we r e fi l (~tJ in C a!'lic1 Cou11 ty Cunuutm lll<JITird J:.lll . :n , ID:m. Plt•,1 s fu urt .. Vi:-ia ()ar lene Shortr id};(l', Rt . 1. Th ur man. c:he~ r gcd gross (iOODY EAII CI. EA II EIJ ncg lcet uf duty a11d ex trcnw CO LUMBUS IUP!o - The eruclt y in her petition aguinst Ottio Supreme Cour t 1;-rid~y Hetru ld Edw;Hd Short r idge, 6t3 F ore1gn M nh c~mmcd,_t n name 30 GA LI.I POLI:-:i B6 AbOI,Jnd S mediCine Til WE I) •'I PT. PLEASANT 7:00- Today 3, 4, IS ; Bugs Bunny 6; CB.S News B, 10; Dick Van Dyke 13. 7: 30 - New Zoo Revue6 ; Rocky and Bullwinkle 13. .' .' ...,... .•. 125 Temperate 1 Enthus 1a srn 2 lngrec:l•ent of fer! lit' SOil ] Oarusl1 lana 6 Two divorce suits filed • • PHONE 675-1160- comes in limp. . 121 Trm1ty 123 NaMor sneeo 124 Ent1ce 58 D rops')' DO'•JVN dt\liSIOn 105 Portended t08 Hall' 110 Hush up 112 Antlered an1mal 113 Obese I 14 A state (abbr) 1 15 Narrate 11 7 Blemish 118 Difficult 119 Alr~can tr ee 120 Place (abbr I brealh Bar legally On the ocean Symbo l for tell urium Devou red Pu lverized roc k Goddess o f w ild na ture annt1als 1-1 9 Is present ' !JO ROck 15 1 Proa treader s marl\ . 4 Mar ry ~ Legal seal '' John 104 Pam la d duc k q asp lor 137 Pronoun 138 Woodland de1l y 139 A slate (abbr 1 14 0 DtstnCt lll Ger nmny 141 Transgress 1·1 2 Se a 1n Asra 146 Helped 148 Antlered n~cknarnc 3 5 For eman s A~ K 19N 1<13 Emtlha SIS 144 Tell 85 Mos t unusual 87 Mast 90 HalO CMH 0 f 8lllh0flly 92 Be11eragc 93 Ram and h.=111 95 Salltng ve ssel 9? Ir eland 98 Prepos1\1on 99 Symbol lor distric t· ,.· Perce1ved I· 1~. 13,1 POrliCO · 1:33 Tl tLrlg~, m ldi\J lJ .J Parent 1eac1'1Ur gr ouD (atlbr I 1:16 Mou'n1a1n so t Euraoe l 65 Note u t SC.J I£' 1- Govermg tOr shoulders ~~ Morning Report 3; FaFmtime 10. 6:45 - ~t~bbr 6 Beg 1: 00 - Lo wer Lighthouse 13; Worl d Championsh ip Ten ni s 15, 3, Confl icts of Harry S Tr uman 33 ; Salari to Adventure J ,· Wild ACROSs ••:"' 33 Vase ~r.' 34 Ancien! Greek 12; 30 - Meet the Press 3. 4, IS ; Revival Fi res 13; Face th e Nation B. lamed World 6. 7, 00 - Zoom 20; Untamed World 13 ; Let's Make A Dea l 6; SU.Vf)A \'. MA \ ' l' II·,.. ·~ · 12:15 - Open Bibl e 15. 4; TBA B; Movie 10. 1: 30 - Iss ues a nd A nswe rs 6, 13. · 2:00 - M ov ies· "The Lost Tr i be" 13 ; " Th e Over-t he-Hill Gang Ri des Again" 6. 3:30- M ovi e " But I Don ' t Want to Ge t Mar r ied " CBS Sports Spectacular 8, 10; L awr ence Welk 13. 4: 00 - Pa tch work 33; Stanley Cup Pla y-offs 3, 15, tl. 4: 30- Other People, Other Pla ce s 13; Who is Man? 33. S: 00 - CBS Ey.e on Spor ts 8; Nov a 33 ; Championship Fish ing 10 ; World Inv ita tional Tennis Cla ssic 6; Movie "" It Hap~ned One Su mmer " 13. ~ 5: 30 - V i rgi l Ward fishi ng Show 8 ; An ima l World 10. 6: 00 - Lilias, Yoga & You 33; 60 M inut es 8, 10; Wait Till Your Father Gets Home 6. 6: 30 - NBC NewsJ, 15; News4 ; let's Grow a Gilrden 33; Un- .. SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLER . ' . (t' AI N A TT A \ I'IM IN ''. Hollywood Squares 3, 4, 15; Brady Bunch 13 ; Love of Life B, 10 ; Sesame Street 33 . II : 55 - CBS News B: Dan Imel' s World 10. 12:00 - Jackpot! 3, IS ; Password 6; Bob Braun' s 50·50 Club News 8, .10, 13. 4; telebrith Sweepstakes 3, 1 ~ ; Split Second 6; Search for Tomorrow 81 10. 12:30 - 12:45.12:55 . 1:00 My Electric Company 33 . · NBC News 3, 15 . News 3: All My Children 6, 13 ; Concenlrallon B; What's Line? 10; Not For Women Only 15. uo - Three On A Match 3, 4, 15 ; Lei's Make A Deal6, 13; As The World Turns B. 10. 2:00 - Days of O_ur Lives 3. 4. 15 ' Newlywed Game 6, 13: Guiding Light B, 10. · 2: JO - Doctors 3, 4, 15; Gir.l In My Life 6, 13 ; Edge of Night B. 10. 3;00 - Another World 3, 4, 15 ; Price Is Right B, 10 ; General Hospital 6, 13; Antiqu es 20. 3: 30 - How to Sur vi ve A.Marr i age 3, 15 ; Match Game 8, 10; Q-le BOSTON ( UP! ) - Gov . Francis W, Sargent of Massachusetts has wagered a bushel of Cape Cod clams Friday on the Boston Bruins against a bushel of apples from Pennsylva nia Gov . Milton Shapp, betting on the Philadelphia Flyers, in the National Hockey Lea gue championship series. MASON DR IVE-1 N TONIGHT, MAY 12 Life to Li v e 6, 13 ; Phil Donahue 4; French Chef 20. 4:00- Mr. Cartoon and the Banana Splits 3; Huck and Yogi 6 ; Love, Amer ican Sty le 13 ; Somerset 15 ; Lucy Show 8; Sesame FEATURE PROGRAM DOUBLE Street 33 ; Movie " Son of Robin Head" 10. 4:30 - Green Acres 3; Jackpot! 4; Gilligan's Island 6 ; HazelS ; Gilligan ' s Island 13 ; Bonanza 15. 5: 00 - Bonanza 3; Merv Griffin 4; Big Valley 6 ; Andy Griffith 8; Mister Rogers 20, 33; Gomer Pyle, USMC 13. .5:30 - Beverly Hillbillies B; Electric Company 33 ; Hogan's •49.86 It's o complete playgroun d in one unit! Features. 2 oir -c ool sv.- ings , 2· seater ~ ky r ider , 2chin bars. 2- pos.sengcr Iown sw1ng. l ropeze ··U " bar, 7' plat f orm slide with welded safel y srcps . Rugged 2'· from ~. 6 l eg~. Overall length · 14'. Red , while ond blue "S tors and Str ~ pes ·' des1gn. May 12·14 Walt Disney's SUPERDAD Thai Good Ole Nash ville Music 3; Buck Owens B; Hollywood Squares 4; To Tell t he Truth 6 ; Municipal CoUrt SON OF FLUBBER FredMa cMurray Nan c y Ol son IG) Her e' s Lucy 8, 10; Clv 1c Center or Sports Arena 33. R unn in g t i me : 3'h Hr s. \ Show Starts 1 p.m . -------------- ---·-··_,________ ., Tomorro w~. 4;' Poli ce Headq'Varters 13; Take Five For Life 15. ' 2: 00 - New s J. 2:30 - News 13. Local News I ' c'- tllle. r ' • . '. ' f' I ., ' ~I /' ' ' , MENS AMF 10-SPEED LSA1l 59} Disc sp o k e 6586 , ra cing cha in SO lO iJNASSEMBLEO • 26x 1· 318" II res. "CHARGE IT" huffY 5 hp maw... with 24 11 cut SHOP EARLY AND $AVE OUTDOOR FURNITURE! Alu~~ttlnulltl Folding Chair 3 ~~ Uniforms fo r M others •4.29 and llu~~t~IIIUIIII Chaise Lounge Evgrythin!f in Maternity Apparel for the 6 LARRY'S 76 '8.88 REG. SAVE '3.11 ON BOTH "Mother To Be"· WAYSIDE FURNITURE THIRD &. OLIV:E STREET Re lax Or'l th,s· co zy lawn cha1r or 7 -poSiTiOn cho,se lou'nge. Bolh f~olufe rugged aluminum frames w tt h waterfall ,, .. _ GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ' ., ~ \._,~~ LIGHTWEIGHT BICYCLE padde d Everything in Lingerie, Sleepwear and / s t o_r es s1ze Green with whih;- frirge . Sa ve now . Feature s re fl ectorited f r ame , 10 speed sh ift ers , deraill eur system . J b.b.U. I ·' $1199 ~H~~GE The Uniform Center . ' S~~~ From Ernest LbbJ .b.! 5 1 UL!bb 1 m ~ ·' CABLE CHANNEL FIVE INTEREST JACKED SPASSKY ELIMINATED NEW YORK (UP)) MOSCOW ( UPI ) - Boris Major New York banks Spa!l!lky, the former world touched off a new ropnd of chess champion unseatprime rate Increases Friday Amiercan Bobed by with u one-quarter point by Fischer in 1972, boost to 11 ¥. per cent, !)as been eliminated from another all-time record. the competition to challenge' first National City BaD~!, . Fiseher for the title. Spassky Chase Manhattan, Chemical lost his chl!nce for a remateh · Bank, Bank of New York, Friday when he 'was defeated Manufactuers Hanover and by fellow Russian Antol~ · Irving Tnost raised the In· Karpov in the World CheJ terest charged top·rated Challengers Tournament. comme rcial borrowers Karpov, 22, will meet Viktor despite a drop In loan Korchnol to determine who will demand at major/New York play FlscliP.r, 31, the first · Cftybonkusreported by the · American to win the world Federal Reserve System. rame se ts up ea~}l v a nd, cor:, pacl ly . Roomy 30 ..: 80 c,if:' f'l /~ ~ Sturdil y bui lt box wil h l ilti ng, o d iust o bl~ ~ un 5hade ·r;md lively decora tion s. 38'' lo ng , 31" wide . 1: 00 - Tubb Showl ' Superstar Thea tre { Dick Powell Show ) vi ith tubular , C:,~ ·. 2•SIAIIR SAND BOX (Technicolor) and Crofts . 9:00 - Movies " G i~ n!" 3, 4, 15; " Ic e Sta ll ion Zebra " 6, 13; 9:30p .m . - bed Strong REGULAR '13.99 Walt Disney 's Lock , Stock and Barr e l 20 ; Epi sode Action 33 . 8: 00 - Magician 3, 15; Rookies 6, 13; Theater In Am erica 20 ; Indy 500 Time Trials tl ; Gunsmoke 8, 10 ; Soundstage: Seals Oper ation Intrigue (Burke's · La w) (Coun t ry & Western ) (Carolina County C<..lnvas JJ ; Jir. n REG. 174.86 (G) 10 ; Beat the Clock 13; Wacky World of Jooathan Winters 15: 7: 00 p .m . 7: 30 p .m . 8:30 p.m. - vv,~ ath e riteo p !i lvur>? tr.a n e (Technicolor) Bo b Crane Kathl ee n Cody - ePLUSe 9:30 - Dick Van Dyke.B,· IO. 10, 00 - Medi cai'Center s. 10; Pa ul Nuchlms 33; News 20; Rabbit Stew 33. 10:30- Pilol Film 6, 13. II : 00 - Ne ws 3, 4, 6, B, 10, 13. 15: Janaki 33. 11 : 30 - Johnn y Carson 3, 4, 15; Pol ice Headquarfers 6 : Movies " The McKenzie Break " 8; " Spen cer's Moun tain " 10 ~ Untouchables 13. 12:30 - News 13. HAMMOCK LOUNGE REG. Tonight thru T~esday 222 13. 7:00 - Tru t h or Conseque nces 3; Beat the Clock 4; News 6, 10 ; What's My Linea ; Circ u s! 13; Wa lly' s Workshop 15 ; Ele c. Co . 20 ; Great Decis ion 33. • 86 MEIGS THEATRE Heroes 13 ; Trails West 15; Hodgepodge Lodge 20. 6:00 - News 3, 4, B, 10, IS, 13: Sesame Street 20 ; Truth or Consequences 6 ; Nova 33. 6:30 - NB C News 3, 4, 15; ABC News6: CBS News B, 10 ; Room 7:30 - Fun A Place For Kids! Lawn Gym With Slide , ·~ II. , .. .l ' CJ1Tli. Weather res,stonl "Yebb1ng comes In -yellow. blue and green. Save now! SAVE 'I'HE EASY WAY· ' ~---.---" · 366 Second Ave. Gallioolis, Ohio ~ · .......,., . .-., . ' , .. \; . ' I I .' '• ' ' �2 ~ The Sunday Times -Sentinel, Sunday, Mav 12, 1974 Free hearing, vision ciinic coming May 16 Television. Lo2 GAI.l.I POJ.IS - A hearing to 3 p.m. The clinic is free.. made and vision clinic for fo u~ and poss ible t hrough a fede ral five year -old children residing grant to health depar tinenls in )" ithin th e Gallipoli s City Health District will be con- the Ohio Valley. Virgi nia Killin , Gall ipolis ducted in the Gallipolis City City Health Nurse, said a bout Hea lth Department, Second the servi ce of the clinic that floor, City Bui lding, 518 Second Ave ., on May 16, from 10 a.m. many times a c hild may have a vision or a hearing impairment SUNDAY. MAY 12, 1974 6: 30 - Newsm.Jker ' 74 '13; International· Zone 4; Lamp Un to My ' Feet 10. 7: 00 - Jerry Fa rwell 13 ; Commu f'1 ique 6; F il m 4; Look Up and Li ve 10 . 7: 15 - Te le-A.Bi bfe Tirrie 4. 7·: 30 - ReV ival F i res 6 ; Church by th e Side of th e Road 4; Ta lk ing Hands8 ; Herald Truth 3; Camer a Three 10. 8: 00 - Gospel Ca r avan 6; Bill y J ames Hargis - his AI IA me r ic.:~ n Kids 10: Day o f Discover y 4; Rev. Leonar d Repass 8; Mor mon Choir J ; Ma mre Church 13. 8: 30 - Your Health4 ; Day of Discover y 8; Get Toge th er 10 ; Rex Humbard 13 ; Rev iva l Fires 15 ; Oral Rober ts J; Ka thr yn Kuhlman 6. 8:55 - Black Cameo .:1 9: 00 - Cadle Chapel 4; Or al Roberts 10; Rex Hum bard 6, 15; Kathryn Kuhlman 8; Gospel Si ng ing Jub ilee 3. and not kqow it. These are m'a inly ca used by childhOOd disease or birth injw-ies . The cl in ic has been found necessa r y to catch th e problems before a child .enters school, and should be a pa rt or a child's 'checkup before en. tering sc hool. and ·fret thiJ Jummer · 9:30 - Ch r is t is the Answer 13; Church Services 10; Yours for the Asking J ; Van Za nt Church of'C hrist 8. 10:00 - Kid Power 6, 13; Thinking in the Black 8; This is The Li te 3 : Church Serv ice 4; Faith for Today 15; Movie " Th e Br idges • a t Toko- Ri " 10 . 10 : 30 Wha t the Bible P lain ly Says 13 ; Viewpo int 8; Ca p tain Noah 3 ; lns.ight 4.; Vision On 6 ; This is t he Li fe 15. 11,00 - H. R. Pu tn stu t 13; TV Chapel3 ; Focus on Col umbus 4; Across the Fence 15; Point of View 6; Camera Three 8. 11· 30- M ake a W ish 13 ; Bishop Sheen 6; Th is is the Answer 3: Insight 15; Rex Humba r d 8. 12: 00 - Rev. Ca lvi n Evan s 13; Doc tor's On Ca l l 4; Bowl ing 6 ; Colum bu s Town Meet ing 10 ; At .l ssue 3; Sacr ed Hear t I S: 3- The SWl day Times- Sentinl'i. :-tumlay, M~J)' 12, Hl74 '·, ., \ l ' ~ •. Kingdom 15 ,- Lass ie 8: In the Know 10 ; Beat the Clock 4. 7:30- French Chef 20 ; World of Disney 3, 4, 15 ; Apple's Way B, 10; FBI 6, 13; Mountain Scene 33 . 8:00 - Interface 33 ; Woman 20. S : Jo- ~nni x 8, 10; ~ arthkeeping 20 ; Who' s Afraid of Opera ? 33; Mc Cloud 3, 4, 15: Movie ''Ice Station Zebra " 6, 13. Ma ste rpiece Theater 20, 33. 9:30 - Barnaby Jones 8, 10. 9: 00 - 10:00 - Firing Line 20, JJ. 10: IS- Film 6,. 13. 10:30 - We Think You Should Know 3; News 4, Surgeon 15 ; Newsmaker '74 13. B. 6; Pol ice II: OO - News3, 10, 15 : Bonanza 4; CBS News a, ABC News6, 13. 11 : IS - Police Surgeon 6; CBS News 10; News 13; Movi e · " Tobacco Road" 8. 11 :30 - Johnhy Carson 15 ; Face the Nation 10; Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 13 ; Movie " My .Little Chickadee" 3. 11:4S - Good News 6. Urbari League 10 ; Johnny Carson 4. 12 : 3C - Movie " The Brotherhood of Satan" 10. 1:00 - News 13. 1:30- News 4. x2:00 - MONDAY, MAY 13,1974 Sunrise Semi nar tl; Sacred Heart 10. 6 : 00 - 6: 15 - School Scene 10. 6:25 - Farm Report 13. 6:30 - Fl veMintesto Li ve By4 ; News6 ; BibleAnswers 8; Good· N~w s 13. · ' 6:35 - Columbus Toda v 4. 66 Mel0d1es 67 Out o l cl.:lte 69 CaravMsdr)' t 1 Exc lamdt 1on 7 J TtMgs to b~ 1 1 Repeat 18 Whnnper s 19 Wei rd 20 Obser11ed ._... 2 1 Made read y 23 College oflic1al added l~ Bac lpllotog•st W I/(! '' • :: 24 Stroke oA .~. 26 Mal ured 27 Hebrew letter 29 Repeat of TV i!"! tnrougl1 ttte SCilSCS Sheets ot grass 81 Soumern blackbird 82 Scothsh c;ap 84 G 1rl s 7'i) show ~ 30 Cleaning ~... ulensils 31 Erase (pri nting ) 3 2 To rr id '~' We.tlinghowe Room Air CondiHoneu from 5.000 to 27,000 ., 36 Jud1cial writ 1• 38 Venl ured ~ 40 Unit o l l a\11ran cu rrency 41 Repe tition ,_ ' tantalum 101 Cub1c meter ' 103 Scottlsil for 42 Repair 1'0 HONOR EMP LOYE RS MONDAY - Members of the Cooperative O!fiee Edu cation class at GAHS will honor employers who partr•·ipaled in the 1973-74 program Monday with a reception a t the St. Peter 's Episcopa IChurch, be' ·in ning at 7:.10 p.m. P ictW'ed a bove, fi rst row , left wr ight a re Sherry Clagg, Debbie Rrfuerl<, Ja--kie Hill , Lynn Rice and Ellen McCreedy. Second row - Pa tricia Clark; Joyee Reynolds, I. ·bbie Taylor, Pa tty Nibert and Debbie Hughes. Thi rd row - Shcrr i J arvi s, Teresa Pr ice, Shr·ree Cathcart and Kathy SheetS. Fourth row - Mary Cahoon, Linda Miller, Na ncy Sager, Sherry Doyle and Terri Criner. ., 43 Goal ·: :."": 45 Irrit ate 46 Near 47 Boundary • 48 '¥ ~ ;~ 49 51 52 f ~~ 53 ·.: 54 ~ Students to fete employers · ~· • GA LLI PO LIS - Students of Gallia Academy High School enrolled in coopera tive office educa tion wi ll say " thank, " Monday night to the people who made it poss ible. Th e fir s t Cooper ative O!!ice Edu cat ion iCOF.) program in GAHS was ap· proved by the Sta te Depa rl· ment or Ed uca ti on in September, 1964. For the past 10 years this program has been operating in the high sehool with on-the-job training made available by the businessmen of Gallipolis. The obJec t of this course is to graduate office workers already adjusted to the busi ness world . The students go to school one.ha lr time and work on the job one- ·~ 60 Well- .. vent ilated 61 Guido's hig tl · note 62 Renova te 64 Steamship 55 57 Sin •· time under tcac:he r rmploye r supervision. Student< must be 16 years old , ~ave go od persona l qualities, and have developed marketable office skills prior to entry on the COE program. Students are pa id for their work in the office, and are placed in training programs wh ich pe rrni t them to work in the va rfk>us areas or that offi ce , as well as receive additiona l business tra ini ng in school. Monday eve ning employer.s who have par tici pated ) n the COE prog ram this yea r will be hono.red a t a reception'=' in St. Peter 's,Episcopal Ch urch at 7:>0 p.m. Other guests of the COE students will be their · parents, the superinte ndent of ha l f .(l;l llipolis City Schools , and Gallia Academy High School 14 administrators. During the past 10 years 224 young people have received onthe-job tr aining in various offi ces and business establishments. Annu a l follow -up studies show that many of them cont inu e i n busine ss ca ree rs, ofte n employed permanently in their training sta tions in this area. ' BUY NOW COOL LATER CAROLINA LUMBER &SUPPLY CO. BARBS 111· PHIL PASTOR E T Ou r guzzl i rg ~t~meth in g lik e friend th e ~nonth IS of Marc h he gue·s out !y in' an 312 6th ST. 126 Everyone 127 Wipes oul 129 Clo th mg 131 Food fish 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 21 22 23 ~ L'!J ~9 (abbr) 9 1 Prehx down. <~NeC II On 9 4 Jogs Soec ~ 96 Preoos•l1on 3 1 Depr ess1on 33 OH1c1al decree 35 Part of skeleton 36 Se ll 37 Go m 39 fhe una I 4 1 G1r1 ·s name 4 2 lndef1mte number 4 ·1 Cupolas 47 T1betan pr1est 48 Veget able s 49 E.-.:punge 5o Evergreen trees 54 Entlcmg women 55 In acld1!10n 56 Calm 9B Greek letter 99 3hreds 100 .Declared 102 Babylon•an hero 104 Wi thered 105 Surcet~se 106 Uses 107 Un•ts of cu nency t 09 Man s name t 11 Gaps 11 il Challenge 1 13 Go II cry 1 16 Sp an.sn plural an1c1e Serene 122 l eave 12-1 Climbmg plants 125 Kmd of fabr1c 126 Bear w1tness 130 .P refix : tnree 13 1 Tmt 132 Noncomm•ssio ned officer !colloq ) 135 lslandoH Ireland 137 Singing b ~r d re gard 70 land surrounded by water G t s ov erseas address Possessed Items ol property Srmpler Cloth measure Change color ol 80 Morays 83 Mud 148 Jack Lalanne 13. 8: 55 - News 13. wrmen A contment (ab br ) Toucndown (ab br I Pronoun A sta te (abbr ) TRY OUR NEW SANDWICHES HOMEMADE BEEF .BAR.BEQUE OR PORK TENDERLOIN A PARAMOUNT RUEASE OINO DE LAUR(NTIIS Sunday. Monday and Tuesday TilE CENTERFOLD GIRLS R and DOLL SQUAD R ~4akr ~qnppr P,1Jd,, l"l~ :• 1 MARTIN BAEOMAN U•t"tt,.!l ~ y S IDNEY lUMET ';:;cr•"'!ropl,l / b l WALDO SAlf "nu NCRMA~'wE)CI.ER BJSect an th t: baol b~ PETER MA.A S 2nd & OLIVE ST. 1-.'t,,•,,t !JV Mite IS THECDORAKIS 0•·9"'ii ~-"·' . 1 ,,, .,.. 01' ~~,........,., ""'"''1'•....., '~ ""~ COlOr bv lfC•iNICOLQir II p~,amau"t ·~-:~...:.::..:..___ Hele , ,;e " """"' ...... ·- ·~- ~ •0 FOR QU/CI\ 1'/CI\1 I' ."1/·." /l I '/CI:.' 1'110\f 1-lb-2682 •"" .' J GALLIPOLIS, OHIO •• T l' - . \ •'·J 3 EASY WAYS TO BUY ••• ..•, •• CASH, CHARGE, ,,." LAY - AWAY •. 1:::-1-+- SHOP EARLY WHIL E OUA NTITtE S LASI 3 DAYS ONLY MAY 12-13-14 Brady Bunch 6. ~---J.,.,!:....+--~1-:~~;;H~E~A~~~·A~RTERS FOR OUTD~O;...;;;O~R~F~U~N~~..-~.~-t 9:00-AM 3; Paul Dixon 4; Wild, Wild West 6; Abbott and · Costello B; Friendly Junction 10; Phil Donahue 15; Movie " The Scarface Mob" 13. 9:30 - To Tell The Truth 3; Ta tlletales B. I 9:55 - Chuck White Reports 10. 10:00- Dinah Shore3, 15; Company6; Joker' s WildS , 10. 10:30 - Jeopardy! 3, 4, 15: Gambit B, 11:00- Wizard of Odds 3, 4, 15; Password 13 ; Mike Douglas 6: New You See II B, 10 : Unto the Hills 33. 11 : 30 - No Substitutions the most dangerous man alive -an honest c op .. 142 Fuss 13 : Sesame St. 33. B: 30 - • 2 Pieces Chicken • French Fries e Roll Many of his fellow 8: DO - Captain Kangaroo 8, 10 ; Jeff's Collie 6 ; New Zoo Revue 8 : 25 - SNACK BOX oHicers considered him 143 MUSIC as 147 · SUNDAY T.HRU SATURDAY , MAY 12 T.HRU MAY 18 TONIGHTTHRU TUESDAY body 145 Vintun , at home. made to the Culllm itlce to Re- l!lt•c· t t he Pr es ident by r.uodyeCJ r Tire i::lnd Hubbcr Co. and 1\meri<.:an Sh ip Bui lding Co .. Lorain . .\ :01.1 .. 1'10~ 140 Posed for POrlr311 144 Brumfield , Jr .. 19, Vinton, U.S . Army uncJ Jei;innic Castle, 16, dismissed state charges of i lleg:t l campaign contribu tions COLO"\' · , • flwll{ Tc 138 Hea11enty arrd Tcresc.t .Jc(.l n Adam s, 17, Gallipvli s, waitress . . Hullfs I· l' I.AIMS FIRST Wilma GAI. l.IPOI.I S Sa unders. Rl. 3, Gallipolis, claimed Saturday she w~s the fi rs t Ga llia Countian in HJ74 to pick bi~ ripe strawberries. She picked a little over a quarl Friday . to kolloq) 68 Held rn h~gl1 75 77 78 l"rry (;, Wilson, 21, Cr"wn City, l;1borer ahd Deborah K, . c:AI.I.ll 'OI.I S Applying Wau gh, IH . Cr owr> City, f r1r <.tllli.lrria~c l ll·cnsl' i n Calli a medtr:li sec rrlary. Roger Lee Cuunl\1 ., . Probr.lh.' Cvu r t Wt"l'f' tl.<lil·, 21, Gallipc11i s, dec.:khancl , 128 Look fixedly 63 D1mrn1Stl 66 Pa1d not1ce 67 Parent 72 /3 married Oec . 24, 1956 un([ have four chil dren. Leona Gree ne of Gallipoli ~ cha rged the same . grounds 118 Toss Alr~ ca n 61 Babylonn:;n dedy 71 same C:Jddr ess. They were 1 19 ani elopes 60 Opera by Verd1 (ubbr ) Sly tou.-.s Meadows Sea eagle Three -toe d slo th Re l y on Concern Prepos,tron Greenland set tlement Harshn ess V1negarl 1ke ac1d Spread for drymg Mans n1ckname Churctl d1gmtary Ak1n Port1on of Bello w QQ P1t1n1SSH110 27 L•kes bel\t!l 28 Hold Ill 59 Two a gatn s) OrcJI 0 1i!-.i t;rcl'ne, pe !.i tiun ~ fvr divor ct' h ~1vc been add r ess rlllt known . They we r e fi l (~tJ in C a!'lic1 Cou11 ty Cunuutm lll<JITird J:.lll . :n , ID:m. Plt•,1 s fu urt .. Vi:-ia ()ar lene Shortr id};(l', Rt . 1. Th ur man. c:he~ r gcd gross (iOODY EAII CI. EA II EIJ ncg lcet uf duty a11d ex trcnw CO LUMBUS IUP!o - The eruclt y in her petition aguinst Ottio Supreme Cour t 1;-rid~y Hetru ld Edw;Hd Short r idge, 6t3 F ore1gn M nh c~mmcd,_t n name 30 GA LI.I POLI:-:i B6 AbOI,Jnd S mediCine Til WE I) •'I PT. PLEASANT 7:00- Today 3, 4, IS ; Bugs Bunny 6; CB.S News B, 10; Dick Van Dyke 13. 7: 30 - New Zoo Revue6 ; Rocky and Bullwinkle 13. .' .' ...,... .•. 125 Temperate 1 Enthus 1a srn 2 lngrec:l•ent of fer! lit' SOil ] Oarusl1 lana 6 Two divorce suits filed • • PHONE 675-1160- comes in limp. . 121 Trm1ty 123 NaMor sneeo 124 Ent1ce 58 D rops')' DO'•JVN dt\liSIOn 105 Portended t08 Hall' 110 Hush up 112 Antlered an1mal 113 Obese I 14 A state (abbr) 1 15 Narrate 11 7 Blemish 118 Difficult 119 Alr~can tr ee 120 Place (abbr I brealh Bar legally On the ocean Symbo l for tell urium Devou red Pu lverized roc k Goddess o f w ild na ture annt1als 1-1 9 Is present ' !JO ROck 15 1 Proa treader s marl\ . 4 Mar ry ~ Legal seal '' John 104 Pam la d duc k q asp lor 137 Pronoun 138 Woodland de1l y 139 A slate (abbr 1 14 0 DtstnCt lll Ger nmny 141 Transgress 1·1 2 Se a 1n Asra 146 Helped 148 Antlered n~cknarnc 3 5 For eman s A~ K 19N 1<13 Emtlha SIS 144 Tell 85 Mos t unusual 87 Mast 90 HalO CMH 0 f 8lllh0flly 92 Be11eragc 93 Ram and h.=111 95 Salltng ve ssel 9? Ir eland 98 Prepos1\1on 99 Symbol lor distric t· ,.· Perce1ved I· 1~. 13,1 POrliCO · 1:33 Tl tLrlg~, m ldi\J lJ .J Parent 1eac1'1Ur gr ouD (atlbr I 1:16 Mou'n1a1n so t Euraoe l 65 Note u t SC.J I£' 1- Govermg tOr shoulders ~~ Morning Report 3; FaFmtime 10. 6:45 - ~t~bbr 6 Beg 1: 00 - Lo wer Lighthouse 13; Worl d Championsh ip Ten ni s 15, 3, Confl icts of Harry S Tr uman 33 ; Salari to Adventure J ,· Wild ACROSs ••:"' 33 Vase ~r.' 34 Ancien! Greek 12; 30 - Meet the Press 3. 4, IS ; Revival Fi res 13; Face th e Nation B. lamed World 6. 7, 00 - Zoom 20; Untamed World 13 ; Let's Make A Dea l 6; SU.Vf)A \'. MA \ ' l' II·,.. ·~ · 12:15 - Open Bibl e 15. 4; TBA B; Movie 10. 1: 30 - Iss ues a nd A nswe rs 6, 13. · 2:00 - M ov ies· "The Lost Tr i be" 13 ; " Th e Over-t he-Hill Gang Ri des Again" 6. 3:30- M ovi e " But I Don ' t Want to Ge t Mar r ied " CBS Sports Spectacular 8, 10; L awr ence Welk 13. 4: 00 - Pa tch work 33; Stanley Cup Pla y-offs 3, 15, tl. 4: 30- Other People, Other Pla ce s 13; Who is Man? 33. S: 00 - CBS Ey.e on Spor ts 8; Nov a 33 ; Championship Fish ing 10 ; World Inv ita tional Tennis Cla ssic 6; Movie "" It Hap~ned One Su mmer " 13. ~ 5: 30 - V i rgi l Ward fishi ng Show 8 ; An ima l World 10. 6: 00 - Lilias, Yoga & You 33; 60 M inut es 8, 10; Wait Till Your Father Gets Home 6. 6: 30 - NBC NewsJ, 15; News4 ; let's Grow a Gilrden 33; Un- .. SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLER . ' . (t' AI N A TT A \ I'IM IN ''. Hollywood Squares 3, 4, 15; Brady Bunch 13 ; Love of Life B, 10 ; Sesame Street 33 . II : 55 - CBS News B: Dan Imel' s World 10. 12:00 - Jackpot! 3, IS ; Password 6; Bob Braun' s 50·50 Club News 8, .10, 13. 4; telebrith Sweepstakes 3, 1 ~ ; Split Second 6; Search for Tomorrow 81 10. 12:30 - 12:45.12:55 . 1:00 My Electric Company 33 . · NBC News 3, 15 . News 3: All My Children 6, 13 ; Concenlrallon B; What's Line? 10; Not For Women Only 15. uo - Three On A Match 3, 4, 15 ; Lei's Make A Deal6, 13; As The World Turns B. 10. 2:00 - Days of O_ur Lives 3. 4. 15 ' Newlywed Game 6, 13: Guiding Light B, 10. · 2: JO - Doctors 3, 4, 15; Gir.l In My Life 6, 13 ; Edge of Night B. 10. 3;00 - Another World 3, 4, 15 ; Price Is Right B, 10 ; General Hospital 6, 13; Antiqu es 20. 3: 30 - How to Sur vi ve A.Marr i age 3, 15 ; Match Game 8, 10; Q-le BOSTON ( UP! ) - Gov . Francis W, Sargent of Massachusetts has wagered a bushel of Cape Cod clams Friday on the Boston Bruins against a bushel of apples from Pennsylva nia Gov . Milton Shapp, betting on the Philadelphia Flyers, in the National Hockey Lea gue championship series. MASON DR IVE-1 N TONIGHT, MAY 12 Life to Li v e 6, 13 ; Phil Donahue 4; French Chef 20. 4:00- Mr. Cartoon and the Banana Splits 3; Huck and Yogi 6 ; Love, Amer ican Sty le 13 ; Somerset 15 ; Lucy Show 8; Sesame FEATURE PROGRAM DOUBLE Street 33 ; Movie " Son of Robin Head" 10. 4:30 - Green Acres 3; Jackpot! 4; Gilligan's Island 6 ; HazelS ; Gilligan ' s Island 13 ; Bonanza 15. 5: 00 - Bonanza 3; Merv Griffin 4; Big Valley 6 ; Andy Griffith 8; Mister Rogers 20, 33; Gomer Pyle, USMC 13. .5:30 - Beverly Hillbillies B; Electric Company 33 ; Hogan's •49.86 It's o complete playgroun d in one unit! Features. 2 oir -c ool sv.- ings , 2· seater ~ ky r ider , 2chin bars. 2- pos.sengcr Iown sw1ng. l ropeze ··U " bar, 7' plat f orm slide with welded safel y srcps . Rugged 2'· from ~. 6 l eg~. Overall length · 14'. Red , while ond blue "S tors and Str ~ pes ·' des1gn. May 12·14 Walt Disney's SUPERDAD Thai Good Ole Nash ville Music 3; Buck Owens B; Hollywood Squares 4; To Tell t he Truth 6 ; Municipal CoUrt SON OF FLUBBER FredMa cMurray Nan c y Ol son IG) Her e' s Lucy 8, 10; Clv 1c Center or Sports Arena 33. R unn in g t i me : 3'h Hr s. \ Show Starts 1 p.m . -------------- ---·-··_,________ ., Tomorro w~. 4;' Poli ce Headq'Varters 13; Take Five For Life 15. ' 2: 00 - New s J. 2:30 - News 13. Local News I ' c'- tllle. r ' • . '. ' f' I ., ' ~I /' ' ' , MENS AMF 10-SPEED LSA1l 59} Disc sp o k e 6586 , ra cing cha in SO lO iJNASSEMBLEO • 26x 1· 318" II res. "CHARGE IT" huffY 5 hp maw... with 24 11 cut SHOP EARLY AND $AVE OUTDOOR FURNITURE! Alu~~ttlnulltl Folding Chair 3 ~~ Uniforms fo r M others •4.29 and llu~~t~IIIUIIII Chaise Lounge Evgrythin!f in Maternity Apparel for the 6 LARRY'S 76 '8.88 REG. SAVE '3.11 ON BOTH "Mother To Be"· WAYSIDE FURNITURE THIRD &. OLIV:E STREET Re lax Or'l th,s· co zy lawn cha1r or 7 -poSiTiOn cho,se lou'nge. Bolh f~olufe rugged aluminum frames w tt h waterfall ,, .. _ GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ' ., ~ \._,~~ LIGHTWEIGHT BICYCLE padde d Everything in Lingerie, Sleepwear and / s t o_r es s1ze Green with whih;- frirge . Sa ve now . Feature s re fl ectorited f r ame , 10 speed sh ift ers , deraill eur system . J b.b.U. I ·' $1199 ~H~~GE The Uniform Center . ' S~~~ From Ernest LbbJ .b.! 5 1 UL!bb 1 m ~ ·' CABLE CHANNEL FIVE INTEREST JACKED SPASSKY ELIMINATED NEW YORK (UP)) MOSCOW ( UPI ) - Boris Major New York banks Spa!l!lky, the former world touched off a new ropnd of chess champion unseatprime rate Increases Friday Amiercan Bobed by with u one-quarter point by Fischer in 1972, boost to 11 ¥. per cent, !)as been eliminated from another all-time record. the competition to challenge' first National City BaD~!, . Fiseher for the title. Spassky Chase Manhattan, Chemical lost his chl!nce for a remateh · Bank, Bank of New York, Friday when he 'was defeated Manufactuers Hanover and by fellow Russian Antol~ · Irving Tnost raised the In· Karpov in the World CheJ terest charged top·rated Challengers Tournament. comme rcial borrowers Karpov, 22, will meet Viktor despite a drop In loan Korchnol to determine who will demand at major/New York play FlscliP.r, 31, the first · Cftybonkusreported by the · American to win the world Federal Reserve System. rame se ts up ea~}l v a nd, cor:, pacl ly . Roomy 30 ..: 80 c,if:' f'l /~ ~ Sturdil y bui lt box wil h l ilti ng, o d iust o bl~ ~ un 5hade ·r;md lively decora tion s. 38'' lo ng , 31" wide . 1: 00 - Tubb Showl ' Superstar Thea tre { Dick Powell Show ) vi ith tubular , C:,~ ·. 2•SIAIIR SAND BOX (Technicolor) and Crofts . 9:00 - Movies " G i~ n!" 3, 4, 15; " Ic e Sta ll ion Zebra " 6, 13; 9:30p .m . - bed Strong REGULAR '13.99 Walt Disney 's Lock , Stock and Barr e l 20 ; Epi sode Action 33 . 8: 00 - Magician 3, 15; Rookies 6, 13; Theater In Am erica 20 ; Indy 500 Time Trials tl ; Gunsmoke 8, 10 ; Soundstage: Seals Oper ation Intrigue (Burke's · La w) (Coun t ry & Western ) (Carolina County C<..lnvas JJ ; Jir. n REG. 174.86 (G) 10 ; Beat the Clock 13; Wacky World of Jooathan Winters 15: 7: 00 p .m . 7: 30 p .m . 8:30 p.m. - vv,~ ath e riteo p !i lvur>? tr.a n e (Technicolor) Bo b Crane Kathl ee n Cody - ePLUSe 9:30 - Dick Van Dyke.B,· IO. 10, 00 - Medi cai'Center s. 10; Pa ul Nuchlms 33; News 20; Rabbit Stew 33. 10:30- Pilol Film 6, 13. II : 00 - Ne ws 3, 4, 6, B, 10, 13. 15: Janaki 33. 11 : 30 - Johnn y Carson 3, 4, 15; Pol ice Headquarfers 6 : Movies " The McKenzie Break " 8; " Spen cer's Moun tain " 10 ~ Untouchables 13. 12:30 - News 13. HAMMOCK LOUNGE REG. Tonight thru T~esday 222 13. 7:00 - Tru t h or Conseque nces 3; Beat the Clock 4; News 6, 10 ; What's My Linea ; Circ u s! 13; Wa lly' s Workshop 15 ; Ele c. Co . 20 ; Great Decis ion 33. • 86 MEIGS THEATRE Heroes 13 ; Trails West 15; Hodgepodge Lodge 20. 6:00 - News 3, 4, B, 10, IS, 13: Sesame Street 20 ; Truth or Consequences 6 ; Nova 33. 6:30 - NB C News 3, 4, 15; ABC News6: CBS News B, 10 ; Room 7:30 - Fun A Place For Kids! Lawn Gym With Slide , ·~ II. , .. .l ' CJ1Tli. Weather res,stonl "Yebb1ng comes In -yellow. blue and green. Save now! SAVE 'I'HE EASY WAY· ' ~---.---" · 366 Second Ave. Gallioolis, Ohio ~ · .......,., . .-., . ' , .. \; . ' I I .' '• ' ' �\ ,. 5- -The Sunday Tiines -Sentinel, Sunday, May 12,1974 .• • • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • • • • 0 0. 0 • • • • • • • • • 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0. 0 ••••• 0. 0. 0 0 ..• ..•• • Pomeroy-Middleport Gallipolis-Point Pleasant -'IH> · 2 Vl ~ .' - I .' • "' • • •• ' "' ~~· ~ - lj!) 2-2150 f - . . .. . . "~ ,.~,. ~ •• r._, ""- NEW PASTOR - Th. Good .News Baptist Church, Georges Creek Rd., Gallipolis, has called Rev, Joe Blevins as their pastor, Rev. Blevins is a native of Johnson County, Ky, He has attend ed Morehead State University, and is a recent graduate of Clear Creek Baptist School, Pineville, Ky. While in school he pastored missions In Bell and Floyd Counti es In KeQiucky. Rev, Blevins, his wife, Judy, and their son, David, moved here the last of.April. L ... • ~· . ' Faou ' . .._'' ,,.. ~. CHJtiS ·,': ...... ...*"·,-. ' ~: r.: ) ~ ' l,;. . 1 ~:.. ,: "-" .-.,. ~ "'·"'. .,.,. .' . . !'1-·.. • '"' . Dear Chris, My good friend bugs me a lot She gets jealous if I stay overnight at someone's house, or even see them. What should I do? - Isolated Dear Isolated, A real gond friend shouldn't be jealous of whom you play with. 'l'ellyeryou're going to play with whomever you want to!l:hris. ' '!' • • ' Dear Chris, How do I get this boy I like very much to like me? He knows me, too, and I think he knows I like him. Please help. Dear PH, Why don't you have one of your good friends ask him If he'll go with you, Good luck. - Chris, · Dear Chris, I don 't have any money for my Mom for Mother's Day, Any Ideas? - Les Dear Les, Clean up your room, Then give your mom a kiss and tell her you're broke! - Chris. ~ Letters to Chris should be addressed to Miss Christy Moore, Lower River Rd., Gallipolis, 4563L . '· ~~l.s{~~~~eMi.;ion eWor~ers, MISCELLANEOUS household h f C · H 1 mb s ower or onme o co Eifler at the Friendship Ch v· t m , ape 1, m on, 7 . 30 p. . Everyone welcome. TUESDAY AMERICAN Baptist Women of Calvary Baptist Church will meet in fellowship room, 7:30 p,m, Mrs, Glenn Roush will be the speaker. MARTHA and Abigail Circles of Grace United Methodist Church, combined picnic, 12 noon , at the home of Mrs. Keith THE JUNGLE HAS Thomas, Bring •table service_ ARRIVED at Rlverby and a covered dish . · where the students of Mrs. Annette Ash craft are showing thetr work during the month qf May. This giralle Is ooe of many animals, done in many p~edia , c!Isplayed in the galleries, MIDDLEPORT - Members of the Teen Class of the Bradford Church of Christ enjoyed a bike hike Saturday starting from the Clifford IS IMPROVING Smith borne and going lu Fort MIDDLEPORT· - Mrs, Meigs, Eldon (Gladys ) Walburn, Mill At a ,·ecent meeting of the St., is reported in good con· church youth, a softball learn dition · following surgery at with both girls and boys was University Hospital in organized and a feature of the Columbus. ·She is expected to activity at Fort Meigs was a be returned to her home practice session. Monday. Next meeting was set for May 28at 7p.m, at the home of Mr. Smith at which time new HEART TO SPEAK officers will he elected. At· RUTLAND - Jack Heart tending the recent meeting will be guest speaker at the were Tammy. Blake, Diana Rutland Church of God at 7:30 Painter, David Blake, Linda p.m, Wednesday. He will he Hysell, Don Hysell , John speaking to high school .Blake, Diana Lee, Chris Smith, graduates. The public is in. Chuckie Blake, Mrs. Sylvia vited. Blake and Mr. and Mrs. Clif. ford Smitll. ' . dedicatory remarks , Other speakers will include Dr. Harold Grimm, Ohio Historical Society .president, Dan Porter, director o1 the Society, State Senator Mark Applegate, State Representative William Hinig and Edward Richard, President of the Fort I,aurens Research and f!estoratiori Committee. Visitors can tour the new museum throughout the day of the dedication . It features exhibits on the uniforms , weapons and equipment of the Americans, Indians and British who confronted mne another at' the site. The central attraction of the museum ;,. a six projector, multi-media program on the American Revoiutton , with a special section of the frontier war in Ohio, Fort Laurens is open every day except Monday, from 9:30 a.m. td 5 p.m. BY JANETMAGGIED GALLIPOLIS - This month the French Art Colony is featuring a display of the ac· complishment.. of first through sixth grade art students of Mrs, Annette Ashcraft and homeroom teachers of the Gallipolis City Schools, Washington, Green, Clay and Rio Grande, Out of the wide selection of interesting and excellent materials' in mixed media and sculpture Mrs . Ash, craft, Joy Prendergast, Peggy Evans,and Jan 'J'haler found it extremely difficult to make their selections for the Riverby exhibit and therefore, some equally fine pieces can be seen on the first floor of Washington THE.MAY ELECTION. I)OLLIE •. School. The exhibit will run through May 19; galleries will be open at the usual hours, Saturdays and Sundays, I to 5 p.m, and Tuesdays and Thursdays 10 a.m, to 3 p,m, For special showings groups can contact tour chairperson, Mrs. B, . McGinness (446-0547 ), There is no admission charge. Viewers will be delighted to see the great variety of media the children have used . These include three dimensional paintings in scratched crayon, sawdust on glue, yarn and button compositions,. s trin g paintings ; tissue paper, newspaper and wallpaper collages, crushed and dyed eggshell w. HA¥ES PD. POL ADV. I '" ' SNACK BOX SPECIAL are free , and are prepared to give one-third of the dai ly nutritional allowance. Libby Hill is site manager and bookkeeper for the federa lly funded project ami calermg is DAR has meet I :: ~-··. e 2 Pc. Chicken eSiaw •Mashed Potato es & Gravy •R o ll _, \ I ,(I ~ ., y EXTRA F ASH ION TOUCHES "' giv e lhi s I." ense mbl e a personal des igners la uch . All ONLY in re d or blue , separates. Sized 5·6 to 15-16 . Visit the Colonel COLt;) NH 9.11NOEAS' R[ClPE ' Kutuekl, fried Cltifta.e BOB EVANS DRIVE-If4 1.--------------------~ . ~.l ' E:tc. Gallipolis, Ohio \ \ @; • -\.nother .. cncr~tr· FROM YOUR AAA CLUB: • .J r '". VACATION CLOSE TO HOME. for Good times • on MotherS Day. ••' .. 't J· I. •• ,., ·" We think vacations are abso· lutely essential . .. and . .we wouldn't ask anyone to sacuf1ce ...·: . ., 6 ' , - - , Give Mom her own chec~ing account! Per.sonalized checks With colorful scenic designs. ,,,, ~ :~ lion. But maybe a nearby ~Ja~a · tion is the answer! Check w1th your AM advisor. You'll be surpr is ~d at all the grea t places nearby. . It's just anotber way to vo.lu.n· tarily help in the ene1gy CriSIS. We' re in it together. let's solve it together. 12.50 15.00 17 .so CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON . . I• .,. • Commercial & ' .Savings.Bank .· · •• •• A great idea . ., for ovFr 70 years . :~ ••• tio w"!!re than ever} Galli~J91Is, 0~~ ·· Court St. '• '',, Silver Bridge ,Pllt.a I " I ' I 1 ". I II ......_-,.- ~ , .... ...., /I ·1 : I /i I I l 1 .\I \ 1 . -~-- \ AUTO CLUB OF SOUTHERN OHIO . Jj Court Sf;, Gatlipolis , ~-- We have special times for calling mom that will make it easier for you to share old times. You see, if everyone around town tries to call mom long dista_nce at the same time, it could create quite a jam. So you might get a busy signal. So just to make calling easier, dial during our special times. Before · 9 am. Between 3 and 7 pm. Or after 11 pm. Then if you do get a busy signal, hang up and try again in five minutes. . · . , · And when you dial mom long distance, do ~t yourself - without operator assistance. That w""y; you'll really save money. · .· ,· . So give her a cal~. And be sure to wish her a' happy day. From us, too. \ \\ '\ ~\ j .. \ • - -f i-------- •t A truly thou ghtful g ift lor th at wo ma n in yo ur lif e IS her own persona lized chec ku1 ~ acc ount -a nd 1t's a great way to ~eep trac'k of 11ousehold and perso na l expenses' Drop in today, and choose from our w1 de sele c t io n of ·c olo rful ch ec ks w1th co-ord 1natea che c kboo ks. w1th her n.ilm e 1mpnn le d on eac h cl1eck . Ope n n c hec k1ng accoun t for yo ur wil e- 1t's a great way to expr ess you_t love . ~----- on rest, relaxation and re crea · ; I 214 ~.SECOND ST. , POMEROY. OHIO , PHONE 992,760l and current attendance averages aroWld 17. The hot mea ls BY POPULAR DEMAND ~nYinJt tip May 9-18 . • t I ' ' Our Reg . 17.50 • . • PERMANEN'·'TS ON SALE Permanent reached lllnrc tl1an :lOQ,OfJO Burkcye l"i'.'iidrn L<;. cr rta • Our Reg . .25 .00 ~· t'ar '· ' <lr'n.o.arn,et ,, ."' ' · .· Permanents - done by the Ann. Lunch is served from 12 to I p.m., Monday through Friday , Mary Shrine meets ·'' ~ ; J· ~ ANYONE HUNGRY ? - Senior citizens Ithose 60 or oror ) in Gallia County take part in the -senior hot lunch program at the Center in the old Holzer Hospital Bldg. Shown are so:ne of the members of the regular group who wou ld like other seniors to join them . The center is aUowed to serve 25 GALLIPOLIS Mrs, presented the new regent with Kenneth Johnson was installed a traveling DAR regent's pin. as the new regent when tile The program was given by French Colony Cha pter, Miss Ann Bradbury and Miss Daughters of the American Alma McCormick who told of Revol uti on met with Mrs , their trip to Australia and New Charles K Holzer, Jr., First Zealand and showed slides of Ave., recently. both countries . Miss Catheri ne Hayward, The regent announced that re tiring regent, pr esided the annual picnic would be with POMEROY - Mary Shrine ner, ·clara Adams and Fern during the ritualistic work and Mrs. Kenneth Johnson, June 37, Order of White Shrine of Cheese brew, business meeting, Miss K Hortense Epling and Jerusalem, met Friday night Sunday, June 2at 2 p.m. was Ma rga ret Ecker gave the at the IOOF )-lall, Pomeroy, set for practice meeting at the president's monthly message Margaret Bradbury will be the with Mrs. Midgie Abbott, hall. Plans are being made for and Mrs. Alice Wiseman , hostesses, Dessert course was served worthy high priestess, and inspection Jun e 18. national defense cha irwoman, Allen Hughes, watchman of by the hostess to 15 members Following the business gave a brief report and two guests . Shepherds, presiding in the meeting potluck was enjoyed. Mrs. Erma Hagen, HunEat. tington, retiring chairwoman The sick list included Harry of the Southeastern District of Ne igler at Holr.er Medical Ohio, DAR, installed the new OESTOMEET Center, Anna Elizabeth Tur· GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis officers, They are first vice regent. Chapte r 283 Order of Eastern Star will hold past matrons and Margaret Ecker; second vice patrons night, Monday, regent, Mrs . Beatrice Clark ; he ginning with a dinner served secretary, Mrs, Anne White; by the officers at 6 p,m, in the treasuer, Mrs. Alice Wiseman; Masonic Lodge HalL After chaplain, Mrs, Bessie Hill ; Mrs . Evan dinner the regular stated registrar , meeting will feature initiation Roderick; librarian, Miss GALLIPOLIS - The Senior and presenta lion of a 50 year Mary Virginia O'Brien; and Ci tizens Ce nter , located in the pin, All members of Eastern historian, Mrs. Iris Miller. Holzer Hospital Bldg.. Cedar Star are invited. Mrs, Hortense Epling Sl. entrance, is open Monday through Friday from 9a.m. to 3 p,m, and one night a week. The schedule for this week is as foll ows: Monday, May 13, Bridge Lessons, 1-3 p.m ., Chorus LAFA VETTE MALL Practice, 1:30-3 p.m .; Tuesday, May 14, Physica l 300 SECOND AVE. GALliPOLIS, OHIO Fitness, 10-1 1 a.m., Trunk Refinishin g; 1-3 p.m.; Wednesday , May 15, Quilting, Knitting, and Crocheting, 9 a,m,.fp,m.; Bowling I p,m.; Thursday, May 16, Products Party, 1-3 p.m.. Co un cil Mee ting, 2 p.m.; Friday, May 17, Art Ske tching, 1-3 p,m ., Ce nter Open, 7-9 p.m. designs and woven paper , for ·self-expression. " This is Many of the old and fami liar apparent both at· Riverby and materials are used in new ways at Washington School where as well as new mater ials, originality and inventativeness Children have sketched out- of color, form, and design have doors fr om real life; drawn blossomed. portraits of themselves and eac h other. Also exhibi ted are figures of papier mac he, pipe cleaners, and rock and paper sculpture. DEADLINE SET A large colorfu l spring flower Engag·e-iiient and bridal mural is the work of one entire notices should be turned in no third grade class at later than noon Thursday lobe Washington School. published in the Sunday TimesAccording to Mrs, Ashcraft , Sentinel. No oval photos will be "My aims for the art classes accepted and while color may are for each child to develop be used, we ask that pictures skills a nd exper ience with be of high contl:asl. We cannot many media and to encourage ~publ ish clippings from other each child to find his own j'lay newspapers or proofs, Beauty Special ti?'c;, ~ - ·, . Permanents TO ALL THqSE WHO SUPPORTED ME IN • ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Cash A. Bahr, Middleport, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Candace Ann, to George Edward Pooe, son of Mrs, Pearl Pope and the late Dr, Raymond F. Pope, D,D,S,, Gallipolis. Miss Bahr, a graduate of Meigs High School, graduated from the Holzer Medical Center School of Nursing in 1971 and attended Miami University at Oxford. She is presently employed at the Holzer Medical Center. Pope, a graduate of Gallia Academy High School, served three years in the United States Army and graduated from Rio Grande College in 1972. -He· is 'seH· employed, The wedding will be an event of July 13, '•, Our Reg. 15.00 SINCERE THANKS ...' ••• .I ./ • t ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT- Mr. and Mrs. Connie C. Jarrell, Bidwell, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Karen Deniece, to Paul Bernard Daniels, son of Mr, and Mrs. Paul B. Daniels, Vinton. The custom of open church will be observed at tlie ceremony, June I at 2:30 p.m,, at the Chapel Hill Church of Christ, Bulaville Rd. , Gallipolis. ' Teen class enjoys hike • ' •• .. ·-'-; stali,:wldC ~~cti\·ilies wh!ch ltJsl "' •• Miss Karen Deniece jarrell School children exhibit Cha el Youth Group, PIP 7:30 p.m. ease come, FREE Clothing Day at the old E G H 11 m •· 2 no range da b, 10 a. w th Mo. gan New ·m·useum. opentng atBoltvar COLUMBUS - Ohio's first American Bicentennial Museum, Fort Laurens, will be formally dedicated Saturday, May 18, in Bolivar, on Inlerstate n This Ohio Historical.Society facility has been constructed on . the site of Ohio's only Revolutionary War fort. The dedication will be marlted by the loud report of musket.. and the bright colors , of the un iforms of the Con. tinental Army·. The 9th Regiment, Continental Army will make camp and stage a demonstration of Revolutionary War tactics, The 8th Pennsylvania B.attallon, Continental .. Une, Fort Laurens Detachment will aerve as the official honor guard for the ceremonies, ·which begin at 2' p.m.. ' Dr. Robert Cecile, chairplan · of the Ohio · Ameritan Revolution Bicentenn ial. /~· Win deliver .the BUDDING ARTISTS ? -'Could be the thought behind the rapt expression of this student at Washington Elementary School observing the work of some of her colleagues displayed in the lobby and lower hallways of the building, The students presenting the show are members of the classes instructed by Mrs, Annette Ashcraft ~~A~~ • •• ••., J/ 'QuoTEs' ' ....•• •• i. l-1. , 1•111.:.. Voting nlc tn bers are elected ~u1 rnmlly hy ~he Society's boartl of din:ctors . J\s <J volunta ry lwii lth :1gt•ney, tile Ohio Society frJr the l'rt' \'Pntion (Jf Blindni' SS n·l tt· s on boC~rcl an d \'Oti n ~ lllt:tnbe r:-. ~~nd pr·ogram \'olunlee rs tu c:cm: y out • •• •• '.' Miss Candace Ann Bahr hostesses: The bridal table ~as decorated 10 white and pwk · h t t' d k f w1t a wo- 1ere ca e. 0 u1. o town guests mcluded Mr, and Mrs . John Moor an d daug hle rs, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pack and son, Mrs, Sad1e Waller, Mrs. Ca rolyn Waller and daughter, . . Mrs . Bonme Harn so n and daughters. .' I ;' Wedding vows exchanged • .. ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pack For her da ughter's wedding, Mrs, Cisco chose a two piece tangerine sui t with matching accessor ies, Her while carnations were tipped in SUNDAY tangerine. SONGFEST at the Fairview , The mother of the groom Community Church, Fairview wore a long sleeved blue dress_ Rd, 2 p,m, Ira Wellman, with matching accessories antl~- pacstor. while ca rnations tipped in blue. , The bride attended Hanna n REV. RICHARD Graham will Trace High SchooL The groom preach at the Walnut Ridge is a graduate of Hannan Trace Church, 0~·~: to ill be High School and is employed REV, E lek u 1 ~gr::e~stone by Robbins and Myers. The guest, spea ~r ah . couple is living in Crown City. Bapllst C urc • evemng The reception was held al the ~~~~~y6 ' 45 p,m, home of the groom:s parents MERCERVILLE G hosts with M1s. Jack Rankin, Miss , rangeM m Carrie Williams and Mrs , Hbarnsl Gbra,nge, 8. p,md, aned. . . ers Chnlon Murphy servmg as , h o rmgp1ean s • ; -. li lt. ,; Hl/r \1r,. Doo;dtl tor·s . COLUMBUS Hippenstee l, 201 <:rern bri<II' Or ., Gal lipolis, h<-1:-. been elet:ll.:d to th~ votmg melll· - ··-"" ' · ip of t11e Oh 1o Society for the Prcv(•nliun of Bl mdncs:-; , it WHS ann oun ced toc:l<:l y The 81 _member guq: rr1 1 11~ bod y ~ ~ CUII lflOSC d of ;ti'P;I ,, r e pr esentative s fro lll throughou t the sl.<.l iP with Uw <:hief respon.s ibi lit y of eh:cting the Soc i e t~· ·s board of direc- • • NORTHUP - Miss Anne tte Cisco, daughter of Mr. and, Mrs, Kermit Cisco, Northup, became the bride of Robert Pack, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Pack, Crown City, at the. home of the groom 's parents, March 16, Rev, Jack Rankin officiated at the 7 p.m. ceremony.-Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore an, off-white gown scattered with pink rosebuds fashionedofpowderpuffcrepe , The gown was styled with bateau neckline. and full skirt. The long sleeves. endtid in filled culls and the w1de picture hat was banded with off-white and pink streamers, She carried a . ' I bouquet of pw ' k co Ioma rosebuds; daisies and baby's breath. M,. Debb'1e Murphy, c rown , ISS City, served as bndesma1d . · t gown w1·th Sh e wore a mm white picture hat trimmed in green streamers and a carnatwn corsage. · ·Deibert Cisco, brother of the br1de, was best man. Mrs. Hippensteel named by blindness society • . .. Charlene Hoeflich .••• Dorothy Cquntryman • • 0 • 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. Woman's World .. ,, • • ' \ /;k~. r.f:A ·: ;Cy Cand y-colo red stripes nng ' round Crystal 's all iga tor insign ia, Cleverly slimn110g, thrs sash·t1ed summer cooler is st,·iped in' luscious pas tel s. blue an d PJ in k or lema~ and aqua Dacron® doubi.P.k nit. 6· 16. $36 , . , I I Ohio Bell- '. ,, ., ·,' I ' -\ I t· I I .I '\ .' I ·' I• ' ' • 1 " �\ ,. 5- -The Sunday Tiines -Sentinel, Sunday, May 12,1974 .• • • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • • • • 0 0. 0 • • • • • • • • • 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0. 0 ••••• 0. 0. 0 0 ..• ..•• • Pomeroy-Middleport Gallipolis-Point Pleasant -'IH> · 2 Vl ~ .' - I .' • "' • • •• ' "' ~~· ~ - lj!) 2-2150 f - . . .. . . "~ ,.~,. ~ •• r._, ""- NEW PASTOR - Th. Good .News Baptist Church, Georges Creek Rd., Gallipolis, has called Rev, Joe Blevins as their pastor, Rev. Blevins is a native of Johnson County, Ky, He has attend ed Morehead State University, and is a recent graduate of Clear Creek Baptist School, Pineville, Ky. While in school he pastored missions In Bell and Floyd Counti es In KeQiucky. Rev, Blevins, his wife, Judy, and their son, David, moved here the last of.April. L ... • ~· . ' Faou ' . .._'' ,,.. ~. CHJtiS ·,': ...... ...*"·,-. ' ~: r.: ) ~ ' l,;. . 1 ~:.. ,: "-" .-.,. ~ "'·"'. .,.,. .' . . !'1-·.. • '"' . Dear Chris, My good friend bugs me a lot She gets jealous if I stay overnight at someone's house, or even see them. What should I do? - Isolated Dear Isolated, A real gond friend shouldn't be jealous of whom you play with. 'l'ellyeryou're going to play with whomever you want to!l:hris. ' '!' • • ' Dear Chris, How do I get this boy I like very much to like me? He knows me, too, and I think he knows I like him. Please help. Dear PH, Why don't you have one of your good friends ask him If he'll go with you, Good luck. - Chris, · Dear Chris, I don 't have any money for my Mom for Mother's Day, Any Ideas? - Les Dear Les, Clean up your room, Then give your mom a kiss and tell her you're broke! - Chris. ~ Letters to Chris should be addressed to Miss Christy Moore, Lower River Rd., Gallipolis, 4563L . '· ~~l.s{~~~~eMi.;ion eWor~ers, MISCELLANEOUS household h f C · H 1 mb s ower or onme o co Eifler at the Friendship Ch v· t m , ape 1, m on, 7 . 30 p. . Everyone welcome. TUESDAY AMERICAN Baptist Women of Calvary Baptist Church will meet in fellowship room, 7:30 p,m, Mrs, Glenn Roush will be the speaker. MARTHA and Abigail Circles of Grace United Methodist Church, combined picnic, 12 noon , at the home of Mrs. Keith THE JUNGLE HAS Thomas, Bring •table service_ ARRIVED at Rlverby and a covered dish . · where the students of Mrs. Annette Ash craft are showing thetr work during the month qf May. This giralle Is ooe of many animals, done in many p~edia , c!Isplayed in the galleries, MIDDLEPORT - Members of the Teen Class of the Bradford Church of Christ enjoyed a bike hike Saturday starting from the Clifford IS IMPROVING Smith borne and going lu Fort MIDDLEPORT· - Mrs, Meigs, Eldon (Gladys ) Walburn, Mill At a ,·ecent meeting of the St., is reported in good con· church youth, a softball learn dition · following surgery at with both girls and boys was University Hospital in organized and a feature of the Columbus. ·She is expected to activity at Fort Meigs was a be returned to her home practice session. Monday. Next meeting was set for May 28at 7p.m, at the home of Mr. Smith at which time new HEART TO SPEAK officers will he elected. At· RUTLAND - Jack Heart tending the recent meeting will be guest speaker at the were Tammy. Blake, Diana Rutland Church of God at 7:30 Painter, David Blake, Linda p.m, Wednesday. He will he Hysell, Don Hysell , John speaking to high school .Blake, Diana Lee, Chris Smith, graduates. The public is in. Chuckie Blake, Mrs. Sylvia vited. Blake and Mr. and Mrs. Clif. ford Smitll. ' . dedicatory remarks , Other speakers will include Dr. Harold Grimm, Ohio Historical Society .president, Dan Porter, director o1 the Society, State Senator Mark Applegate, State Representative William Hinig and Edward Richard, President of the Fort I,aurens Research and f!estoratiori Committee. Visitors can tour the new museum throughout the day of the dedication . It features exhibits on the uniforms , weapons and equipment of the Americans, Indians and British who confronted mne another at' the site. The central attraction of the museum ;,. a six projector, multi-media program on the American Revoiutton , with a special section of the frontier war in Ohio, Fort Laurens is open every day except Monday, from 9:30 a.m. td 5 p.m. BY JANETMAGGIED GALLIPOLIS - This month the French Art Colony is featuring a display of the ac· complishment.. of first through sixth grade art students of Mrs, Annette Ashcraft and homeroom teachers of the Gallipolis City Schools, Washington, Green, Clay and Rio Grande, Out of the wide selection of interesting and excellent materials' in mixed media and sculpture Mrs . Ash, craft, Joy Prendergast, Peggy Evans,and Jan 'J'haler found it extremely difficult to make their selections for the Riverby exhibit and therefore, some equally fine pieces can be seen on the first floor of Washington THE.MAY ELECTION. I)OLLIE •. School. The exhibit will run through May 19; galleries will be open at the usual hours, Saturdays and Sundays, I to 5 p.m, and Tuesdays and Thursdays 10 a.m, to 3 p,m, For special showings groups can contact tour chairperson, Mrs. B, . McGinness (446-0547 ), There is no admission charge. Viewers will be delighted to see the great variety of media the children have used . These include three dimensional paintings in scratched crayon, sawdust on glue, yarn and button compositions,. s trin g paintings ; tissue paper, newspaper and wallpaper collages, crushed and dyed eggshell w. HA¥ES PD. POL ADV. I '" ' SNACK BOX SPECIAL are free , and are prepared to give one-third of the dai ly nutritional allowance. Libby Hill is site manager and bookkeeper for the federa lly funded project ami calermg is DAR has meet I :: ~-··. e 2 Pc. Chicken eSiaw •Mashed Potato es & Gravy •R o ll _, \ I ,(I ~ ., y EXTRA F ASH ION TOUCHES "' giv e lhi s I." ense mbl e a personal des igners la uch . All ONLY in re d or blue , separates. Sized 5·6 to 15-16 . Visit the Colonel COLt;) NH 9.11NOEAS' R[ClPE ' Kutuekl, fried Cltifta.e BOB EVANS DRIVE-If4 1.--------------------~ . ~.l ' E:tc. Gallipolis, Ohio \ \ @; • -\.nother .. cncr~tr· FROM YOUR AAA CLUB: • .J r '". VACATION CLOSE TO HOME. for Good times • on MotherS Day. ••' .. 't J· I. •• ,., ·" We think vacations are abso· lutely essential . .. and . .we wouldn't ask anyone to sacuf1ce ...·: . ., 6 ' , - - , Give Mom her own chec~ing account! Per.sonalized checks With colorful scenic designs. ,,,, ~ :~ lion. But maybe a nearby ~Ja~a · tion is the answer! Check w1th your AM advisor. You'll be surpr is ~d at all the grea t places nearby. . It's just anotber way to vo.lu.n· tarily help in the ene1gy CriSIS. We' re in it together. let's solve it together. 12.50 15.00 17 .so CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON . . I• .,. • Commercial & ' .Savings.Bank .· · •• •• A great idea . ., for ovFr 70 years . :~ ••• tio w"!!re than ever} Galli~J91Is, 0~~ ·· Court St. '• '',, Silver Bridge ,Pllt.a I " I ' I 1 ". I II ......_-,.- ~ , .... ...., /I ·1 : I /i I I l 1 .\I \ 1 . -~-- \ AUTO CLUB OF SOUTHERN OHIO . Jj Court Sf;, Gatlipolis , ~-- We have special times for calling mom that will make it easier for you to share old times. You see, if everyone around town tries to call mom long dista_nce at the same time, it could create quite a jam. So you might get a busy signal. So just to make calling easier, dial during our special times. Before · 9 am. Between 3 and 7 pm. Or after 11 pm. Then if you do get a busy signal, hang up and try again in five minutes. . · . , · And when you dial mom long distance, do ~t yourself - without operator assistance. That w""y; you'll really save money. · .· ,· . So give her a cal~. And be sure to wish her a' happy day. From us, too. \ \\ '\ ~\ j .. \ • - -f i-------- •t A truly thou ghtful g ift lor th at wo ma n in yo ur lif e IS her own persona lized chec ku1 ~ acc ount -a nd 1t's a great way to ~eep trac'k of 11ousehold and perso na l expenses' Drop in today, and choose from our w1 de sele c t io n of ·c olo rful ch ec ks w1th co-ord 1natea che c kboo ks. w1th her n.ilm e 1mpnn le d on eac h cl1eck . Ope n n c hec k1ng accoun t for yo ur wil e- 1t's a great way to expr ess you_t love . ~----- on rest, relaxation and re crea · ; I 214 ~.SECOND ST. , POMEROY. OHIO , PHONE 992,760l and current attendance averages aroWld 17. The hot mea ls BY POPULAR DEMAND ~nYinJt tip May 9-18 . • t I ' ' Our Reg . 17.50 • . • PERMANEN'·'TS ON SALE Permanent reached lllnrc tl1an :lOQ,OfJO Burkcye l"i'.'iidrn L<;. cr rta • Our Reg . .25 .00 ~· t'ar '· ' <lr'n.o.arn,et ,, ."' ' · .· Permanents - done by the Ann. Lunch is served from 12 to I p.m., Monday through Friday , Mary Shrine meets ·'' ~ ; J· ~ ANYONE HUNGRY ? - Senior citizens Ithose 60 or oror ) in Gallia County take part in the -senior hot lunch program at the Center in the old Holzer Hospital Bldg. Shown are so:ne of the members of the regular group who wou ld like other seniors to join them . The center is aUowed to serve 25 GALLIPOLIS Mrs, presented the new regent with Kenneth Johnson was installed a traveling DAR regent's pin. as the new regent when tile The program was given by French Colony Cha pter, Miss Ann Bradbury and Miss Daughters of the American Alma McCormick who told of Revol uti on met with Mrs , their trip to Australia and New Charles K Holzer, Jr., First Zealand and showed slides of Ave., recently. both countries . Miss Catheri ne Hayward, The regent announced that re tiring regent, pr esided the annual picnic would be with POMEROY - Mary Shrine ner, ·clara Adams and Fern during the ritualistic work and Mrs. Kenneth Johnson, June 37, Order of White Shrine of Cheese brew, business meeting, Miss K Hortense Epling and Jerusalem, met Friday night Sunday, June 2at 2 p.m. was Ma rga ret Ecker gave the at the IOOF )-lall, Pomeroy, set for practice meeting at the president's monthly message Margaret Bradbury will be the with Mrs. Midgie Abbott, hall. Plans are being made for and Mrs. Alice Wiseman , hostesses, Dessert course was served worthy high priestess, and inspection Jun e 18. national defense cha irwoman, Allen Hughes, watchman of by the hostess to 15 members Following the business gave a brief report and two guests . Shepherds, presiding in the meeting potluck was enjoyed. Mrs. Erma Hagen, HunEat. tington, retiring chairwoman The sick list included Harry of the Southeastern District of Ne igler at Holr.er Medical Ohio, DAR, installed the new OESTOMEET Center, Anna Elizabeth Tur· GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis officers, They are first vice regent. Chapte r 283 Order of Eastern Star will hold past matrons and Margaret Ecker; second vice patrons night, Monday, regent, Mrs . Beatrice Clark ; he ginning with a dinner served secretary, Mrs, Anne White; by the officers at 6 p,m, in the treasuer, Mrs. Alice Wiseman; Masonic Lodge HalL After chaplain, Mrs, Bessie Hill ; Mrs . Evan dinner the regular stated registrar , meeting will feature initiation Roderick; librarian, Miss GALLIPOLIS - The Senior and presenta lion of a 50 year Mary Virginia O'Brien; and Ci tizens Ce nter , located in the pin, All members of Eastern historian, Mrs. Iris Miller. Holzer Hospital Bldg.. Cedar Star are invited. Mrs, Hortense Epling Sl. entrance, is open Monday through Friday from 9a.m. to 3 p,m, and one night a week. The schedule for this week is as foll ows: Monday, May 13, Bridge Lessons, 1-3 p.m ., Chorus LAFA VETTE MALL Practice, 1:30-3 p.m .; Tuesday, May 14, Physica l 300 SECOND AVE. GALliPOLIS, OHIO Fitness, 10-1 1 a.m., Trunk Refinishin g; 1-3 p.m.; Wednesday , May 15, Quilting, Knitting, and Crocheting, 9 a,m,.fp,m.; Bowling I p,m.; Thursday, May 16, Products Party, 1-3 p.m.. Co un cil Mee ting, 2 p.m.; Friday, May 17, Art Ske tching, 1-3 p,m ., Ce nter Open, 7-9 p.m. designs and woven paper , for ·self-expression. " This is Many of the old and fami liar apparent both at· Riverby and materials are used in new ways at Washington School where as well as new mater ials, originality and inventativeness Children have sketched out- of color, form, and design have doors fr om real life; drawn blossomed. portraits of themselves and eac h other. Also exhibi ted are figures of papier mac he, pipe cleaners, and rock and paper sculpture. DEADLINE SET A large colorfu l spring flower Engag·e-iiient and bridal mural is the work of one entire notices should be turned in no third grade class at later than noon Thursday lobe Washington School. published in the Sunday TimesAccording to Mrs, Ashcraft , Sentinel. No oval photos will be "My aims for the art classes accepted and while color may are for each child to develop be used, we ask that pictures skills a nd exper ience with be of high contl:asl. We cannot many media and to encourage ~publ ish clippings from other each child to find his own j'lay newspapers or proofs, Beauty Special ti?'c;, ~ - ·, . Permanents TO ALL THqSE WHO SUPPORTED ME IN • ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Cash A. Bahr, Middleport, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Candace Ann, to George Edward Pooe, son of Mrs, Pearl Pope and the late Dr, Raymond F. Pope, D,D,S,, Gallipolis. Miss Bahr, a graduate of Meigs High School, graduated from the Holzer Medical Center School of Nursing in 1971 and attended Miami University at Oxford. She is presently employed at the Holzer Medical Center. Pope, a graduate of Gallia Academy High School, served three years in the United States Army and graduated from Rio Grande College in 1972. -He· is 'seH· employed, The wedding will be an event of July 13, '•, Our Reg. 15.00 SINCERE THANKS ...' ••• .I ./ • t ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT- Mr. and Mrs. Connie C. Jarrell, Bidwell, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Karen Deniece, to Paul Bernard Daniels, son of Mr, and Mrs. Paul B. Daniels, Vinton. The custom of open church will be observed at tlie ceremony, June I at 2:30 p.m,, at the Chapel Hill Church of Christ, Bulaville Rd. , Gallipolis. ' Teen class enjoys hike • ' •• .. ·-'-; stali,:wldC ~~cti\·ilies wh!ch ltJsl "' •• Miss Karen Deniece jarrell School children exhibit Cha el Youth Group, PIP 7:30 p.m. ease come, FREE Clothing Day at the old E G H 11 m •· 2 no range da b, 10 a. w th Mo. gan New ·m·useum. opentng atBoltvar COLUMBUS - Ohio's first American Bicentennial Museum, Fort Laurens, will be formally dedicated Saturday, May 18, in Bolivar, on Inlerstate n This Ohio Historical.Society facility has been constructed on . the site of Ohio's only Revolutionary War fort. The dedication will be marlted by the loud report of musket.. and the bright colors , of the un iforms of the Con. tinental Army·. The 9th Regiment, Continental Army will make camp and stage a demonstration of Revolutionary War tactics, The 8th Pennsylvania B.attallon, Continental .. Une, Fort Laurens Detachment will aerve as the official honor guard for the ceremonies, ·which begin at 2' p.m.. ' Dr. Robert Cecile, chairplan · of the Ohio · Ameritan Revolution Bicentenn ial. /~· Win deliver .the BUDDING ARTISTS ? -'Could be the thought behind the rapt expression of this student at Washington Elementary School observing the work of some of her colleagues displayed in the lobby and lower hallways of the building, The students presenting the show are members of the classes instructed by Mrs, Annette Ashcraft ~~A~~ • •• ••., J/ 'QuoTEs' ' ....•• •• i. l-1. , 1•111.:.. Voting nlc tn bers are elected ~u1 rnmlly hy ~he Society's boartl of din:ctors . J\s <J volunta ry lwii lth :1gt•ney, tile Ohio Society frJr the l'rt' \'Pntion (Jf Blindni' SS n·l tt· s on boC~rcl an d \'Oti n ~ lllt:tnbe r:-. ~~nd pr·ogram \'olunlee rs tu c:cm: y out • •• •• '.' Miss Candace Ann Bahr hostesses: The bridal table ~as decorated 10 white and pwk · h t t' d k f w1t a wo- 1ere ca e. 0 u1. o town guests mcluded Mr, and Mrs . John Moor an d daug hle rs, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pack and son, Mrs, Sad1e Waller, Mrs. Ca rolyn Waller and daughter, . . Mrs . Bonme Harn so n and daughters. .' I ;' Wedding vows exchanged • .. ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pack For her da ughter's wedding, Mrs, Cisco chose a two piece tangerine sui t with matching accessor ies, Her while carnations were tipped in SUNDAY tangerine. SONGFEST at the Fairview , The mother of the groom Community Church, Fairview wore a long sleeved blue dress_ Rd, 2 p,m, Ira Wellman, with matching accessories antl~- pacstor. while ca rnations tipped in blue. , The bride attended Hanna n REV. RICHARD Graham will Trace High SchooL The groom preach at the Walnut Ridge is a graduate of Hannan Trace Church, 0~·~: to ill be High School and is employed REV, E lek u 1 ~gr::e~stone by Robbins and Myers. The guest, spea ~r ah . couple is living in Crown City. Bapllst C urc • evemng The reception was held al the ~~~~~y6 ' 45 p,m, home of the groom:s parents MERCERVILLE G hosts with M1s. Jack Rankin, Miss , rangeM m Carrie Williams and Mrs , Hbarnsl Gbra,nge, 8. p,md, aned. . . ers Chnlon Murphy servmg as , h o rmgp1ean s • ; -. li lt. ,; Hl/r \1r,. Doo;dtl tor·s . COLUMBUS Hippenstee l, 201 <:rern bri<II' Or ., Gal lipolis, h<-1:-. been elet:ll.:d to th~ votmg melll· - ··-"" ' · ip of t11e Oh 1o Society for the Prcv(•nliun of Bl mdncs:-; , it WHS ann oun ced toc:l<:l y The 81 _member guq: rr1 1 11~ bod y ~ ~ CUII lflOSC d of ;ti'P;I ,, r e pr esentative s fro lll throughou t the sl.<.l iP with Uw <:hief respon.s ibi lit y of eh:cting the Soc i e t~· ·s board of direc- • • NORTHUP - Miss Anne tte Cisco, daughter of Mr. and, Mrs, Kermit Cisco, Northup, became the bride of Robert Pack, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Pack, Crown City, at the. home of the groom 's parents, March 16, Rev, Jack Rankin officiated at the 7 p.m. ceremony.-Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore an, off-white gown scattered with pink rosebuds fashionedofpowderpuffcrepe , The gown was styled with bateau neckline. and full skirt. The long sleeves. endtid in filled culls and the w1de picture hat was banded with off-white and pink streamers, She carried a . ' I bouquet of pw ' k co Ioma rosebuds; daisies and baby's breath. M,. Debb'1e Murphy, c rown , ISS City, served as bndesma1d . · t gown w1·th Sh e wore a mm white picture hat trimmed in green streamers and a carnatwn corsage. · ·Deibert Cisco, brother of the br1de, was best man. Mrs. Hippensteel named by blindness society • . .. Charlene Hoeflich .••• Dorothy Cquntryman • • 0 • 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. Woman's World .. ,, • • ' \ /;k~. r.f:A ·: ;Cy Cand y-colo red stripes nng ' round Crystal 's all iga tor insign ia, Cleverly slimn110g, thrs sash·t1ed summer cooler is st,·iped in' luscious pas tel s. blue an d PJ in k or lema~ and aqua Dacron® doubi.P.k nit. 6· 16. $36 , . , I I Ohio Bell- '. ,, ., ·,' I ' -\ I t· I I .I '\ .' I ·' I• ' ' • 1 " �• 6- The Swtday Times-Sentinel , Sunday, May 12, 197• .· tnn.Jition that said if a witch we r e weigh ed again st th e Bible, the power of holy writ woul d weigh heavier than the wi tch . . " A crude balance was rigged up in the yard and Nan cy Evans was plaCed on one end of the sca le and a family Bible on the othe r. Of course her weight wa s far gr eater "than the boOk's, SO she ·tipped the scale and -the justice declared her inn oce nt. The Hildebrands soon moved away from Bethel and the tow n FIRST CHILD BORN. EUREKA - Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Franc ies, Eureka, announce the birth of their first child, a boy, April 19, at the Holzer Medical Center. He weighed 7lbs., 2'h ozs., and has bee n named Brian Heath . Maternal grandpa rents are Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Cross, Gallipolis. Materna l grea tgrandparent s are Charl es Ralston , Gallipolis, and Mrs. Hallie Cr oss , Syra cuse . Pa ternal grandparents are Mr . and Mrs. John F ranci es, Cqyahoga Falls. Paternal great-grandparents are Mrs. Thelma Kocher , Millersport, a nd Mr . and Mrs . Bruce Francies, Elkton, Ky. ENGAG EMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. Neil H. Sanders, 8 Portsmouth Rd. , Gallipolis, announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter , Hollace Ann Sanders, to Michael E. Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thompson, 123Kineon Dr ., Ga llipolis. The wedding will be an event of Sunday, June 2, al Grace United Methodist Church at 2:30p.m. The bride-elect is currently enrolled as a senior at Capital Uni versity, Columbus, where she is majoring in elementary education. She is a 1971 graduate of Gallia Academy High Sc hool. The prospective groom is a graduate of Gallia Academy High School and Rio Grande College. He is working on his master's degree in educational administrati on at Ohio University and is employed as a closed circuit television instructor at the Gallipolis State Inslilu te. The custom of ope n church will be observed. Gallipolis gardeners meet Lockina Sridll Sets GALLIPOL IS The Gallipolis Garden Club held its regular mee ting Thursday evening, May 9, at the home of Mrs. Edward Berki ch with Mrs. Clyde Sa unders assisting. N in eteen m e m bers responded to roll ca ll naming the person to whom they took a May basket. Mrs. Eve lyn Smith was introduced as a guest. Mrs. Keith Brown, president, conducted lhe bus ine ss mee ting, and it was announced tha t Mrs. f!andolph Hand and Mr s . Gomer Ph illips had represented the Gallipolis Garden Club at the spring O.A.G.C. regional mee ting al McArthur, April 27. It was TAWNEY JEWELERS 422 Second Ave. . Gallipolis, Ohio DID YOU FORGET MOTHER ON HER DAY! GIVE HER AGIFT THAT WILL MAKE HER FEEL AND LOOK BffiER. SHOW HER YOU CARE NOT JUST FOR A DAY BUT FOR MANY DAYS TO COME. NO CRASH DIETS NO STRENUOUS EXERCISE NO l9NG TERM AGREEM S950 PER MONTH ' and also the local tlf!ws published bereln. newsp~per 9~ GALLIPOLIS, .OH~O .. . . '·' WOMEN'S PANTS 5 Hour sale . Polyester, cotton blends, etc. If perfect, you would pay up to $5 .95 pr. REGULAR AND XL SIZES $ 99 ... :~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::>:::::::::::::::<<'~~::::::::::::::>:::::::::::::::::::>;:;;m:~:~:::~<X::::::e~1 Community :j:j Corner By Charlene Hoeflich !\ Sunday Only Specials I S Hour Sunday Sale CHILDREN'S SHOES --~·,·tt - -~ POMEROY ·_ They couldn't be happier- those officers of the Middleport Alumni Association! Those reservations are pouring inandrightnow areoverthe300 mark. To some organizations this might not seem so many, but to the Middleport group , it's great. For the past two years due to a lack of inter est , the reunion of alumni was cancelled. But this ye81' -everything is "go." . There is one problem. Plans were to have the banquet m the From toddlers thru size 3 for boys or girls . Sandals or canvas not included. Big cash savings . in. They go to Freddie Houdashelt, Middleport. ........... GUNNERY Sergeant Edw81'd McComas ha s elected to spend the next year in Japan but will be making a visit here with his family before he leaves. He-and his family are now in Santa Anna, calif., and some time next month will leave there for a trtp East Should be here in early July for a couple of weeks and then will go to Crete, Neb., where Mary and the chUdren will stay while Edward is in Japan. For him it should be the last overseas tour of duty before retirement time. Incidentally, Julia McComas is home from the Holzer Medical Center where she was confined three weeks, and seems to" be getting along line. She's so aj>preclative of the remembrance during ber illness and was especially surptised to find her porch boxes nicely planted by a thoughtful IJClghbor dunng her TABLE LAMPS VALUES · TO 12.88 1 1L2. PRICE 7~ abSence . THE sameness of a name has brought two Mrs. Harry J)avises in!!> contact with each other. Our Mrs . Harry Davis CAR CARPET M'ATS ~IZE 13"x18" - HEAVY CARPET ·- ••,~.,.~ SUNDAY · : .}:)'1:~t.~ ONLY Set F. ·•·· '·':: .·;:.:,-., ··· ·.'-\ ~----~ ·' , Of (Veda) resldes ·on Spring Ave., Pomeroy, another Mrs. Harry Davis (Brlttia) lives in canton but is a fonner Mei!!S County · 2 99·~ or ' . ' r. I resident. only contact has he_en by letter. Seems'lbelr that the canton Mrs. Davis read in this paper that the Pomeroy Mrs. pavis was a patient at the Holzer Medical Center and decided to write her a note of cheer. That letter began the correspondence. ' . · · . ·· ·The Canton Mts. Davis Is a cousin of Eldon Weeks and taught school in Meigs Cotmty seven years before marrying and moving w Canl!>n 41 years ago. }ler homeplace Is now the Enterprise ' l)nitl d Methodist Church par.Onage. Through llie years she has Jllllde ·frequent visits in Meigs CountY, and is now planning to be llefe for Memorial Daf if her health pe\'ffilts. She is harulic~pped by the effecl,l 1 asllgblstroke sever~ ye81's ago. ..· . . · < . ' ' I. .. DAY - - - - -Gallipolis. Ohio- HUNDREDS OF ITEMS AT LOW LOW SALE PRICES QUANTITY TO '( "!' Jl · ' REGULAR PRICE ITEM ' QUANTITY TO SELL SALE PRICE 16 6 Bubble Lam Foot Stool MusHRooM SHAPE 40 Women's Belts 32 Women's Belts 3.00 79 17 9 Women's Belts Asst. Games Tumbler 9 oz. 1.50 25 pr. 1.49 1.99 14 8 7 Tumbler 1o oz. Tumbler. I51Jz oz. Tum bler 12 oz. 1.77 HaSSOCk Pl'ctures 6 99 16 6 9 CHILD'S 13 9 P.ictures P'ctures I · 9 pkg. } 08 . BoWlS SOUP R yarn . • ug 2.50 2.37 1•29 • 7.··77 38 pkgs. 50· YdS. 48 25 13 laCe • pr. '117 ' 13 .,57 12 13 77e $3 50 •soo 9 Girls' Dresses 3.77 Girls' Dresses 2.77 Women's Shift Boys' Knit Shirts 2.97 2.99 2.50 1~99 3/'1 13 Women's Blouses 4.44 16 Women's Knit Slacks Girls' Wranglers 6.99 ·}.98 · 9 2•98 1177 12 1177 6 4 Swag 2.98 .. . .,._.;;,;.;;;.;;;.,.-+--.;.--Stal'r TreadS,(13). 5• 77 1218 ~-----------+-----+------ 1 Throw Rugs 6 3.94 S E •1 2.77 79t · \1 7.99 5.98 • I Men's Denim Jeans Children.'s PJ's Bust Out Blouse 42 #> \ 4.77 3.77 .12 -:: SHQP & Men's Socks Men's Shirts 1.59 *1 00 • ~-------1-----~~--~~~-~ 8 8 } 77 ,. Curtal'ns 36" CA.PE ·coo Knee Socks .cHILDREN's 29 . ~----!~--...;;;-.________ a..- 29 14.99 BQys' Shirts Boys' Belts 1 PLASTIC (2 yd) 8 19 2.77 1.79 '1 7 . '2'7 _77e 2• 99 444 (4) '100 Stool Uti 3.77 1.97 SALE PRICE ITEM 26 Umbrella Umbrella 42 14 · LETTIERoushmarkedup 2.'iyearsasa Middleportpr~cinct I . · official at the polls Tuesday. Quite a record! OFF PRICE MARKED Rosenbaum . Refreshments were served Vritnken; the m::~in course ut from a table decorated with the home ur Lill ic:m Moore and ye llow roses with Ma r ci a U1en to the home , of Mary ll obsletler , a guest, presiding Pi ckens fur de:;scri and a a t the tea service . socia l hour . . salad at the home of June Van lOWER G. C. MURPHY CO. STORE SALE STARTS MON. 9:30AM ' Meigs Jwtior High School cafete ria BUT since this accommodates only about 250, the place has been changed. The turkey dinner with all the trinunin's to be prepared by Iva Stewart and served by the "Jobies" of &the! 62 will take place in the Middleport Elementary School auditorium on Pearl Street. 'l'he time Is 6:30, May 24, and the toastmaster will be MHS graduate Allred Scarberry, Rio Grande, with Dr. Lewis Rick· PRICE SPRING · JACKETS pri ze which went to Lo is home of Nellie Brown ; the Sale :;!. SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA Ga llipo lis, Ohio '· SUNDAY ONLY BETTER FOOTWEAR FOR THE" i AMil y ' ' "Serving you since 1936" .~ OPEN 1 PM TO 6 PM PonPD/' DAN THOMAS AND SON c . r' Frank, Po meroy; Helene Nelson , Middleport; Charles Kessinger, Pomeroy; Willi am McKnight, Middlepor t; Lorena ' Dunn , Middleport. DISCHARGES Sca li Williams, Henry Ward, Jr ., Jessie Dodderer , Neva Might, Clara Phillips, Edna Roush. YOU CAN RECEIVE 20% OFF ANY SHOE IN STOCK OVER sg_gg JUST fOR MOM AT TODAY FOR FREE PHYSICAL ANALYSIS , Human fears and fascination with the unknown blossomed long before the creation of the current inovie ''The Exorcist. '' Tales of witchcraft and sorcery came to America from Eu~ope and these superstitious beliefs surfaced at the famous Salem with craft tr ials in Massachusetts in 1692. On the testimony of sup posedl y bew itc hed adolescen t gi rl s, several in nocerit women were hanged as witches. Ohio too ha d its witchcraft troubl es in pioneer days. In Be thel, a sober, god-fearing community in . Clermon t Coun ty, se veral da ughters of the llildebrand fam ily began to sc ream hysterica ll y in the night and claimed they saw evil spirits in the person of a neighbor, Nancy Evans. Although Nancy was a quiet, kindly woman, she soon ear ned the reputa tion of a witch. Crude efforts of exorcism were evoked in an attempt to rid the girls of their curse. A large Iinsey-woolsey sack was made and incantations were spoken over it to force the evil spirits in to the bag. Then it was chopped into small pieces with an ax , and the pieces burned in a huge fir e. Still lhe girls appeared to be possessed. In despiration, the local justice of the peace decided to apply a n old ANY SHOE OVER •9.99 446 4204 SPRING VALLEY PLAZA CHESHIRE - Miss Michelle ha t with satin streamers. He r Lynn Bu ck a nd William flowers consisted of two long Patrick Hager exc hanged stemmed rosebuds and matwedding ·vows in the Ches hire ching streamers . Mi ke Hage r, brother of the Baptist Churc h, Feb. 8 at 7:30 groom, se rved as best man . p.m. ·For her da ughte r's wedd ing, Rev . William Beagle perMrs. Buck wore a paste l pink form ed the doubl e ring ceremony for the daughter of dress , black accessories and a Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Buck pepperm int corsa ge. Mrs. Hager wore an aqua blue Jr ., Roush Lane, Cheshire. dress . also wi th black acTw o seve n branch candelabra an d giant ferns cesso r ies and peppermint decorated the church as Mrs. corsage . A reception honoring the Merl yn Boss, orga ni s t, presented "A Time For Us ," couple was held at !he home of "Theme From Love Story ," the bride 's parents . The four and "Love is a Many Splen- tiered cake was accented with pi nk and red hearts and topped dored Thin g. " Given in marriage by her with the trad itional bride and father, the bride .wore a white groom . The bride 's table also velvet gown wi th wide scoop featured a centerpiece of red neckline, long puff sleeves, and and white carnations With a a-line skirt. Lace band ings and single pink candle at eac h end . rose petal appliques enhanced Assisting at the reception-were the sleeves and empire waist- Mrs. Wayne Wolfe, Mrs. Rita line. Her headpiece was a Hager- and Mrs . Jack Minor . The new Mrs . !lager is while mantilla of silk illusion . em ployed as an operating with venice lace bordering the room tec h n icia n a t Holze r chap el length train . Her 1 jewelr y con sis ted of a n Medica l Cenler. Patrick is heirloom pearl necklace and employed at the Gavin Plan t, matchin g ea r rings. Red Ches hi re . The co uple now reside at 640 Second Ave ., ~rosebuds ce ntered her bouquet of whi te and red t:arnations, Gallipolis. Out of tow n guests attending accented by baby's brea th and the wedding inc luded Mrs. Ray matching s trea mers. Miss Eve Ha rris, Ga llipolis, Dawson , Ge orge Dawson, Mrs. served as maid of honor . She Stanley Boyce, Mrs. Harold wore a gown of red fl oral nyfon Boyce, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel organza fashi oned with a deep Dawson , and Jeff , Mrs. Sa ndy red velve t bod ice, · victorian Dawson, Mr . and Mrs. Jerry neckline, bishop sleeves and Dawson, Mrs. Ann Devault, full skirt. A red satin bow Debbie, and Linda, and Mr. accented the empire wa ist. and Mrs. Tom Broyles. Also worn was a pink picture ~··· .,..., GRANTE D $1,200 COLUMBUS 1UP! 1 - Gov . John J . Gilligan announced Saturday he approved 22 grants towling $992.000 in sw te and fede r al c rime contro l fu nds. Included was $1,200 to the village of Sy racuse in Meigs Coun ty for police radio communications equipment. MI<TCil ES 'RI\INED OUT CONROE, Tex . 1UP IJ - The Women's Southern Amateur Go l f Tou rnamen t semifinal malchc ~ be tween Brenda Goldsmith of San Antonio, Tex., and Martha Jones of Decatur , Ga ., and Houstonians Mary Ann Ra thrnell and Ma ry Beth Morgan, Were rained out Friday. The matches will be played today , with an 18-hole fi nal match to follow. were Ver<t Crow, president,, a_ssistcd by , Roberta O'Brien and Rose Sisson . The t:haptcr also installed new oHicers who include June Van Vranken, preside nt; Roberta 0 1 Brien, vicC' presi dent; Mary Pickens. recor din g SC(Telary: Ruby Suer. tre <-tsurer and Shirley Cu.ste r , ~.:o rr espond in ~ secretary . Reports for the po st year wert! given a nd Mrs. Crow, ou tgoin g president, was give n a standing ovation for her leadership. Also given a vote of thanks for Ius work wi th the gr oup' s " Silver Slipper" projec t was Bob Hoefli ch. The group pledged $50 to the Meigs County Senior Citizens organization and ga ve a gift of apprecwtion to Ohio Ew Phi Chapter for its he lp in the Silver Slipper projec t. Hager-Buck vows read HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY 0 OFF of all news di!pat.chel crfd iled to thb; · SAT. I POM EROY - .The l'i tual i1f jewels ceremony was given to Be tty Oh li nger, Mary Pit-kens a nd ·Lil lian Mo() re wh e n Preceptor Bet.iJ Belli Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Soron ty niet Thursday night ;\t the horne of Rober ta O'Brien. Co ndudin g the ce remony It was reported tha t Mildred Karr and Norma Amsbary will . attend the s ta te convention in Columbus, May 17-19. Ann Rupe donated the traveling The social committee (;I ll · noun('ed ~ progres::;ive dinner begin ning at rr p.m ., M~y 23, , with the : firs t ('Oursc, ~p­ pe tize rs, to be served al the Mr. and Mrs. Williflm P Hager ;Buckeye sketches '· MOM'S TREAT . COME IN OR CALL MON. & FRI. 9-9 Van Meter reading scripture from II Co rinthian s 4: 1-15 followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison . The pledge to the flag was then given . Participating in the program were Mrs. Bertha Smi th with a reading on Adam and Eve, Genesis 2; Mrs. Clara Conroy, love and judgment, Luke 6; Mrs. Gladys Spencer, steadfastness from I Thessalonians, selected verses; Mrs. Altona Karr , the centrali ty of Christ from John 14; Mrs. & 1:nice PLAZA i''~;::;:::::::~:=:<=:<:::::::::;,:,:;;::.-:,::::-<:<:::::: SUNDAY, MAY 12th ONLY! year Sl8.00; il.x months f'9 .50; three ths ~ . 00 . Elsewbere tnper year; sb ' months Sl l.~ ; ihree months 16.50; motor . route $2.60 monthly. The United Preaa Internalion.l Js ucluslvely t ntltlt<i to the ute for publication UNLIMITED VISITS Own Way , Lord " with Mrs. ATTENTION MOTHERS. • • 825 Third Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. Published evel")' weekday evening l!x· · ctpt SatW'day . Second Class Pottage Paid at Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. THE DAl LY SENTINEL ll1 Court St. , Pomeroy, 0. 45769 . Publlsht'd every weekday evenint: n:cept Saturday . Ente red all second class mailing matter at Pomeroy, Ohio Post Office. By carrier dally and Sunday .60c per 'The GalUpoll! Tri bune in Ohio and West Virginia one month $2.50; one year $18.00; !ix months $9.50 : thret! months 16.00. Elaewhere 1%2 per year ; sb: months $11.50; thrtt ' monlhs $6.50 : motor route $2.60 monthly. ' The Da ily SenUntl, one month $2.56; one BASED ON 4 MONTH PROGRAM Members sa ng ''Hav e Thine manAND of Michigan as the speaker. this week is the final one for gelling !hose reservations DAILY TRI BUNE week. Motor route $2.60 pe r month. MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES Chesl<!r Church. Mrs. Mabel Va n Meter and Mrs. 1-:thcl Orr were in charge pf t ~P proJ..: ram . HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY! ! Published every Sunday by The . Ohio Valley Publlilhlng Co. GAILIPOUS 1 ONLY their landsca ping. decided the fa ll meeting will be into Nov. 16 in Galli polis. Mrs. Workers were needed to weed Phillips and Mrs. W. Donald at Riverby, and a _list was Galloway attend ed the spring passed around for th ose able to coun ty meeting at Vinton, assist in any of the projects. Mrs. Ran dolph Hand anApril 23. A letter was. read from the nounced that 600 geraniums regional director of th erapy had been sold , and the profi t commending the club for its from this would aid the civic supporl of the program at the pro jects. A ta ble decoration for the Gallipolis State Insti tute. Mrs . Phillips announced that the children's Art tea at Riverby pink dogwood and six whi le had been provided by Mrs. dogwoods had been planted at . Phillips. the Institu te on Arbor Day with April 25 18 members were the prog ram being we ll a t- served luncheon at the home of then rended. She made all the Mrs . Han d an d proceeded to the A. A. preparat9ry arrangements and the cl ub expressed ap- Fi nch greenhouse at South preciation for her efforts. Point where they were taken on Mrs. Eugene H. Gloss, civic a nursery informa tive tour . Mrs . Brown ann ounced that chairwoman, ann ounced the many civic projects were going pla ns for lhe AA UWhome tour , to need workers. The flagpole June 9 were progressin g, and at Gallia Academy High School with other ga rden cl ubs in the ha s been weeded and the tulips ci ly, the Gallipolis Garden · were in full bloom . It will have Club has agreed to decorate to be planted. The urns at the three homes and the table at Chiclll!mauga bridge are to be Riverby. pain ted and planted. Planting Mrs. !land introduced Mrs. is to be done at the Chamber of Wyman Sheets who is Commerce building. She an- responsi ble I for th e radio nowtced that some areas had program and newspaper itern been fertilized, and she has the for June, The interesting talk flowers for the areas to be was on " Pr opagation of planted. Two dogwood trees Pere nni als" in which she were planted at Washington stated that "propaga tion " School. She announced that mea ns to cause to reproduce. people are reques ting dogwood itself, and "perennial" is a lrees sin ce her . efforts are · norma l life longer than two showin g their effect in years . Perennials usually need Gallipolis, and although it is suns hi ne half a day. Her too la te for this spring, favorite, which she showed dogwood trees may be ordered plantain til y, needs ~ orne for next year by calling Mrs. shade, can be transpla nted in Gloss or any member of the early spring and is grown for Ve terans Memorial Hospital club. She further requested its leaves. ADM ISSIONS Eber that mem bers consider pur· Most perennials ure winter Pickens, Sr., Syracuse; Eric chasing azaleas to put color hardy but can be mulched with Knotts, Langsv ille; Mildred SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL ' ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr . and Mrs. William Gunnell, Cheshire, announce the engagement of their da ughter, Paula F ranklin, to Ronald llatfi eld, son of Janie llalfield, Gallipolis, and Elias Halfield, Rio Grande. Paula is a 1973 graduate of Kyger Creek High School and is presently employed at Robbins and Myers. Ronald is also a 1973 graduate of Kyger Creek High School and is employed at the Quaker State Service Center. The wedding will be held at the Gunnell home, Sunday, June 2, at 2:30p. m. All reliltives and friends are welcome to come : Bailey , r~ s puns l' lo the good news, I.ukt· 4. Members SC:Jng "St~m d Up for Jesus." aNI the re was prayer by Mrj . Van Meter . Others attend ing were Mrs. Paul ine Rite , Mrs . Ada Morris, Mr s·. Elizabeth llay es . It wa s reported th<1t 22 visiL' to sick and shut -i ns were mode . A than k you rJOte was rC'<Jd from Mrs. Mi1dred Frank, who has been u patien t at the Vete rans Memorial llospita l. me etin g of the Unite,d Methodi st Wome n uf th e SILVER BRIDGE Miss Paula Franklin light, airy material if exposed to cold. Mrs. Sheel< staled that she feels that she does her plants a favor. when she ta kes them up, reworks the ground, and sepa rates them . If planting seeds, keep the seed bed mois t dur ing plantin g season. Chrysanthemums, although easy to grow, suffer sometimes fr om se vere wi nters. Plant in the spring in an area where the plants will not hav e wet feet. Divide every season and use an all purpose spray or dust. She r ecomrne~ded Vigaro fer· tilizer. Mrs. Sheets displayed cer ise colored peonies stating tha t this plant likes cold winter climate ahd endures summer heat. II resents being moved, prefers part lime shade. Plant in late autumn in .shall ow gr ound. When culling, cut stems short and leave at least two leaves on the re mai ning stem so growth and bloom will contin ue. " Plant Pr opaga tion in Pictures" by Mon tague Free and "!low to Grow Almost Everything" by Sta nl ey Schuler were recommended as good books for gardening information . The hos tesses ser ved refr eshmen ts an d Mrs. ll oward Samples won the door prize. The next regular meeting will be open to the public, June 13 and special invitations are bein g sent to the other garden clubs in Gallipolis. A plant sale with common and botannical names was held by Mrs. Kenne th Frazier and indoor and outd oor plants were exchanged by members. This money will also be added for civic projects. CllF.STER - --c hri s tian s Who Differ' ' was the pro~ r : u n theme prese nted rrec n!ly at a reached the woma n's e3rs and distressed her grea tly. !lis neighbors told him to shoot one of his horses with a silver bulle! while the witch wa s within it. He melted some silver, fashioned the metal in to a bullet and loaded il into his rifle . lle fi red the silver bullet into one of his best brood mares, killi ng the distempe rridde n horse. A shor t lime late r, Mrs . Garrison suddenl y died. The horse owner always believed his silver bullet had killed her , but other less superstiliou.s peop le said it wasmore likely that his scandalous gossip hastened her death. llamil ton County had its witch prob lems as well in 1814 , but this episode did no t have such a happy endi ng. A horse breeder in the Mill Creek valley lost several of his fine animals when they con. tracled a peculiar sort of di stempe r . Occu lt minded neighbors suggested that the horses might have been bewitched . Following their advice, the horse owner Miss Hoi/ace Ann Sanders Chester UMW meets- j ewels ceremony given crea ted fr om his suspicions was r id vf illi demons . VISITING GREENHOUSES - The members of the Galllpolls Garden Club are pictured during a recent tour of the greenhouses of A. A. Finch at South Point. ' brewed a special potion made of va rious herbs and other ingredientS, includ ing needles and pins, in a la rge cauldron. Still the horses suffered. The owner now· began to suspect a Mrs. Garrison who was. very old and sick. She lived 10 miles from hi s farm. The gossip '100 4.99 Girls' Wranglers· 4.59 Rocking Chair CHILD's 9.99 Table &Chairs ·CHILD's 14.44 PURRR . Hair Styler 11.88 '1'0 ER ·DOWNTOWN . G LI.IPOLIS STORE ONLY .. \ .. '' . I ... I • Ef .,. ' ' �• 6- The Swtday Times-Sentinel , Sunday, May 12, 197• .· tnn.Jition that said if a witch we r e weigh ed again st th e Bible, the power of holy writ woul d weigh heavier than the wi tch . . " A crude balance was rigged up in the yard and Nan cy Evans was plaCed on one end of the sca le and a family Bible on the othe r. Of course her weight wa s far gr eater "than the boOk's, SO she ·tipped the scale and -the justice declared her inn oce nt. The Hildebrands soon moved away from Bethel and the tow n FIRST CHILD BORN. EUREKA - Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Franc ies, Eureka, announce the birth of their first child, a boy, April 19, at the Holzer Medical Center. He weighed 7lbs., 2'h ozs., and has bee n named Brian Heath . Maternal grandpa rents are Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Cross, Gallipolis. Materna l grea tgrandparent s are Charl es Ralston , Gallipolis, and Mrs. Hallie Cr oss , Syra cuse . Pa ternal grandparents are Mr . and Mrs. John F ranci es, Cqyahoga Falls. Paternal great-grandparents are Mrs. Thelma Kocher , Millersport, a nd Mr . and Mrs . Bruce Francies, Elkton, Ky. ENGAG EMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. Neil H. Sanders, 8 Portsmouth Rd. , Gallipolis, announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter , Hollace Ann Sanders, to Michael E. Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thompson, 123Kineon Dr ., Ga llipolis. The wedding will be an event of Sunday, June 2, al Grace United Methodist Church at 2:30p.m. The bride-elect is currently enrolled as a senior at Capital Uni versity, Columbus, where she is majoring in elementary education. She is a 1971 graduate of Gallia Academy High Sc hool. The prospective groom is a graduate of Gallia Academy High School and Rio Grande College. He is working on his master's degree in educational administrati on at Ohio University and is employed as a closed circuit television instructor at the Gallipolis State Inslilu te. The custom of ope n church will be observed. Gallipolis gardeners meet Lockina Sridll Sets GALLIPOL IS The Gallipolis Garden Club held its regular mee ting Thursday evening, May 9, at the home of Mrs. Edward Berki ch with Mrs. Clyde Sa unders assisting. N in eteen m e m bers responded to roll ca ll naming the person to whom they took a May basket. Mrs. Eve lyn Smith was introduced as a guest. Mrs. Keith Brown, president, conducted lhe bus ine ss mee ting, and it was announced tha t Mrs. f!andolph Hand and Mr s . Gomer Ph illips had represented the Gallipolis Garden Club at the spring O.A.G.C. regional mee ting al McArthur, April 27. It was TAWNEY JEWELERS 422 Second Ave. . Gallipolis, Ohio DID YOU FORGET MOTHER ON HER DAY! GIVE HER AGIFT THAT WILL MAKE HER FEEL AND LOOK BffiER. SHOW HER YOU CARE NOT JUST FOR A DAY BUT FOR MANY DAYS TO COME. NO CRASH DIETS NO STRENUOUS EXERCISE NO l9NG TERM AGREEM S950 PER MONTH ' and also the local tlf!ws published bereln. newsp~per 9~ GALLIPOLIS, .OH~O .. . . '·' WOMEN'S PANTS 5 Hour sale . Polyester, cotton blends, etc. If perfect, you would pay up to $5 .95 pr. REGULAR AND XL SIZES $ 99 ... :~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::>:::::::::::::::<<'~~::::::::::::::>:::::::::::::::::::>;:;;m:~:~:::~<X::::::e~1 Community :j:j Corner By Charlene Hoeflich !\ Sunday Only Specials I S Hour Sunday Sale CHILDREN'S SHOES --~·,·tt - -~ POMEROY ·_ They couldn't be happier- those officers of the Middleport Alumni Association! Those reservations are pouring inandrightnow areoverthe300 mark. To some organizations this might not seem so many, but to the Middleport group , it's great. For the past two years due to a lack of inter est , the reunion of alumni was cancelled. But this ye81' -everything is "go." . There is one problem. Plans were to have the banquet m the From toddlers thru size 3 for boys or girls . Sandals or canvas not included. Big cash savings . in. They go to Freddie Houdashelt, Middleport. ........... GUNNERY Sergeant Edw81'd McComas ha s elected to spend the next year in Japan but will be making a visit here with his family before he leaves. He-and his family are now in Santa Anna, calif., and some time next month will leave there for a trtp East Should be here in early July for a couple of weeks and then will go to Crete, Neb., where Mary and the chUdren will stay while Edward is in Japan. For him it should be the last overseas tour of duty before retirement time. Incidentally, Julia McComas is home from the Holzer Medical Center where she was confined three weeks, and seems to" be getting along line. She's so aj>preclative of the remembrance during ber illness and was especially surptised to find her porch boxes nicely planted by a thoughtful IJClghbor dunng her TABLE LAMPS VALUES · TO 12.88 1 1L2. PRICE 7~ abSence . THE sameness of a name has brought two Mrs. Harry J)avises in!!> contact with each other. Our Mrs . Harry Davis CAR CARPET M'ATS ~IZE 13"x18" - HEAVY CARPET ·- ••,~.,.~ SUNDAY · : .}:)'1:~t.~ ONLY Set F. ·•·· '·':: .·;:.:,-., ··· ·.'-\ ~----~ ·' , Of (Veda) resldes ·on Spring Ave., Pomeroy, another Mrs. Harry Davis (Brlttia) lives in canton but is a fonner Mei!!S County · 2 99·~ or ' . ' r. I resident. only contact has he_en by letter. Seems'lbelr that the canton Mrs. Davis read in this paper that the Pomeroy Mrs. pavis was a patient at the Holzer Medical Center and decided to write her a note of cheer. That letter began the correspondence. ' . · · . ·· ·The Canton Mts. Davis Is a cousin of Eldon Weeks and taught school in Meigs Cotmty seven years before marrying and moving w Canl!>n 41 years ago. }ler homeplace Is now the Enterprise ' l)nitl d Methodist Church par.Onage. Through llie years she has Jllllde ·frequent visits in Meigs CountY, and is now planning to be llefe for Memorial Daf if her health pe\'ffilts. She is harulic~pped by the effecl,l 1 asllgblstroke sever~ ye81's ago. ..· . . · < . ' ' I. .. DAY - - - - -Gallipolis. Ohio- HUNDREDS OF ITEMS AT LOW LOW SALE PRICES QUANTITY TO '( "!' Jl · ' REGULAR PRICE ITEM ' QUANTITY TO SELL SALE PRICE 16 6 Bubble Lam Foot Stool MusHRooM SHAPE 40 Women's Belts 32 Women's Belts 3.00 79 17 9 Women's Belts Asst. Games Tumbler 9 oz. 1.50 25 pr. 1.49 1.99 14 8 7 Tumbler 1o oz. Tumbler. I51Jz oz. Tum bler 12 oz. 1.77 HaSSOCk Pl'ctures 6 99 16 6 9 CHILD'S 13 9 P.ictures P'ctures I · 9 pkg. } 08 . BoWlS SOUP R yarn . • ug 2.50 2.37 1•29 • 7.··77 38 pkgs. 50· YdS. 48 25 13 laCe • pr. '117 ' 13 .,57 12 13 77e $3 50 •soo 9 Girls' Dresses 3.77 Girls' Dresses 2.77 Women's Shift Boys' Knit Shirts 2.97 2.99 2.50 1~99 3/'1 13 Women's Blouses 4.44 16 Women's Knit Slacks Girls' Wranglers 6.99 ·}.98 · 9 2•98 1177 12 1177 6 4 Swag 2.98 .. . .,._.;;,;.;;;.;;;.,.-+--.;.--Stal'r TreadS,(13). 5• 77 1218 ~-----------+-----+------ 1 Throw Rugs 6 3.94 S E •1 2.77 79t · \1 7.99 5.98 • I Men's Denim Jeans Children.'s PJ's Bust Out Blouse 42 #> \ 4.77 3.77 .12 -:: SHQP & Men's Socks Men's Shirts 1.59 *1 00 • ~-------1-----~~--~~~-~ 8 8 } 77 ,. Curtal'ns 36" CA.PE ·coo Knee Socks .cHILDREN's 29 . ~----!~--...;;;-.________ a..- 29 14.99 BQys' Shirts Boys' Belts 1 PLASTIC (2 yd) 8 19 2.77 1.79 '1 7 . '2'7 _77e 2• 99 444 (4) '100 Stool Uti 3.77 1.97 SALE PRICE ITEM 26 Umbrella Umbrella 42 14 · LETTIERoushmarkedup 2.'iyearsasa Middleportpr~cinct I . · official at the polls Tuesday. Quite a record! OFF PRICE MARKED Rosenbaum . Refreshments were served Vritnken; the m::~in course ut from a table decorated with the home ur Lill ic:m Moore and ye llow roses with Ma r ci a U1en to the home , of Mary ll obsletler , a guest, presiding Pi ckens fur de:;scri and a a t the tea service . socia l hour . . salad at the home of June Van lOWER G. C. MURPHY CO. STORE SALE STARTS MON. 9:30AM ' Meigs Jwtior High School cafete ria BUT since this accommodates only about 250, the place has been changed. The turkey dinner with all the trinunin's to be prepared by Iva Stewart and served by the "Jobies" of &the! 62 will take place in the Middleport Elementary School auditorium on Pearl Street. 'l'he time Is 6:30, May 24, and the toastmaster will be MHS graduate Allred Scarberry, Rio Grande, with Dr. Lewis Rick· PRICE SPRING · JACKETS pri ze which went to Lo is home of Nellie Brown ; the Sale :;!. SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA Ga llipo lis, Ohio '· SUNDAY ONLY BETTER FOOTWEAR FOR THE" i AMil y ' ' "Serving you since 1936" .~ OPEN 1 PM TO 6 PM PonPD/' DAN THOMAS AND SON c . r' Frank, Po meroy; Helene Nelson , Middleport; Charles Kessinger, Pomeroy; Willi am McKnight, Middlepor t; Lorena ' Dunn , Middleport. DISCHARGES Sca li Williams, Henry Ward, Jr ., Jessie Dodderer , Neva Might, Clara Phillips, Edna Roush. YOU CAN RECEIVE 20% OFF ANY SHOE IN STOCK OVER sg_gg JUST fOR MOM AT TODAY FOR FREE PHYSICAL ANALYSIS , Human fears and fascination with the unknown blossomed long before the creation of the current inovie ''The Exorcist. '' Tales of witchcraft and sorcery came to America from Eu~ope and these superstitious beliefs surfaced at the famous Salem with craft tr ials in Massachusetts in 1692. On the testimony of sup posedl y bew itc hed adolescen t gi rl s, several in nocerit women were hanged as witches. Ohio too ha d its witchcraft troubl es in pioneer days. In Be thel, a sober, god-fearing community in . Clermon t Coun ty, se veral da ughters of the llildebrand fam ily began to sc ream hysterica ll y in the night and claimed they saw evil spirits in the person of a neighbor, Nancy Evans. Although Nancy was a quiet, kindly woman, she soon ear ned the reputa tion of a witch. Crude efforts of exorcism were evoked in an attempt to rid the girls of their curse. A large Iinsey-woolsey sack was made and incantations were spoken over it to force the evil spirits in to the bag. Then it was chopped into small pieces with an ax , and the pieces burned in a huge fir e. Still lhe girls appeared to be possessed. In despiration, the local justice of the peace decided to apply a n old ANY SHOE OVER •9.99 446 4204 SPRING VALLEY PLAZA CHESHIRE - Miss Michelle ha t with satin streamers. He r Lynn Bu ck a nd William flowers consisted of two long Patrick Hager exc hanged stemmed rosebuds and matwedding ·vows in the Ches hire ching streamers . Mi ke Hage r, brother of the Baptist Churc h, Feb. 8 at 7:30 groom, se rved as best man . p.m. ·For her da ughte r's wedd ing, Rev . William Beagle perMrs. Buck wore a paste l pink form ed the doubl e ring ceremony for the daughter of dress , black accessories and a Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Buck pepperm int corsa ge. Mrs. Hager wore an aqua blue Jr ., Roush Lane, Cheshire. dress . also wi th black acTw o seve n branch candelabra an d giant ferns cesso r ies and peppermint decorated the church as Mrs. corsage . A reception honoring the Merl yn Boss, orga ni s t, presented "A Time For Us ," couple was held at !he home of "Theme From Love Story ," the bride 's parents . The four and "Love is a Many Splen- tiered cake was accented with pi nk and red hearts and topped dored Thin g. " Given in marriage by her with the trad itional bride and father, the bride .wore a white groom . The bride 's table also velvet gown wi th wide scoop featured a centerpiece of red neckline, long puff sleeves, and and white carnations With a a-line skirt. Lace band ings and single pink candle at eac h end . rose petal appliques enhanced Assisting at the reception-were the sleeves and empire waist- Mrs. Wayne Wolfe, Mrs. Rita line. Her headpiece was a Hager- and Mrs . Jack Minor . The new Mrs . !lager is while mantilla of silk illusion . em ployed as an operating with venice lace bordering the room tec h n icia n a t Holze r chap el length train . Her 1 jewelr y con sis ted of a n Medica l Cenler. Patrick is heirloom pearl necklace and employed at the Gavin Plan t, matchin g ea r rings. Red Ches hi re . The co uple now reside at 640 Second Ave ., ~rosebuds ce ntered her bouquet of whi te and red t:arnations, Gallipolis. Out of tow n guests attending accented by baby's brea th and the wedding inc luded Mrs. Ray matching s trea mers. Miss Eve Ha rris, Ga llipolis, Dawson , Ge orge Dawson, Mrs. served as maid of honor . She Stanley Boyce, Mrs. Harold wore a gown of red fl oral nyfon Boyce, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel organza fashi oned with a deep Dawson , and Jeff , Mrs. Sa ndy red velve t bod ice, · victorian Dawson, Mr . and Mrs. Jerry neckline, bishop sleeves and Dawson, Mrs. Ann Devault, full skirt. A red satin bow Debbie, and Linda, and Mr. accented the empire wa ist. and Mrs. Tom Broyles. Also worn was a pink picture ~··· .,..., GRANTE D $1,200 COLUMBUS 1UP! 1 - Gov . John J . Gilligan announced Saturday he approved 22 grants towling $992.000 in sw te and fede r al c rime contro l fu nds. Included was $1,200 to the village of Sy racuse in Meigs Coun ty for police radio communications equipment. MI<TCil ES 'RI\INED OUT CONROE, Tex . 1UP IJ - The Women's Southern Amateur Go l f Tou rnamen t semifinal malchc ~ be tween Brenda Goldsmith of San Antonio, Tex., and Martha Jones of Decatur , Ga ., and Houstonians Mary Ann Ra thrnell and Ma ry Beth Morgan, Were rained out Friday. The matches will be played today , with an 18-hole fi nal match to follow. were Ver<t Crow, president,, a_ssistcd by , Roberta O'Brien and Rose Sisson . The t:haptcr also installed new oHicers who include June Van Vranken, preside nt; Roberta 0 1 Brien, vicC' presi dent; Mary Pickens. recor din g SC(Telary: Ruby Suer. tre <-tsurer and Shirley Cu.ste r , ~.:o rr espond in ~ secretary . Reports for the po st year wert! given a nd Mrs. Crow, ou tgoin g president, was give n a standing ovation for her leadership. Also given a vote of thanks for Ius work wi th the gr oup' s " Silver Slipper" projec t was Bob Hoefli ch. The group pledged $50 to the Meigs County Senior Citizens organization and ga ve a gift of apprecwtion to Ohio Ew Phi Chapter for its he lp in the Silver Slipper projec t. Hager-Buck vows read HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY 0 OFF of all news di!pat.chel crfd iled to thb; · SAT. I POM EROY - .The l'i tual i1f jewels ceremony was given to Be tty Oh li nger, Mary Pit-kens a nd ·Lil lian Mo() re wh e n Preceptor Bet.iJ Belli Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Soron ty niet Thursday night ;\t the horne of Rober ta O'Brien. Co ndudin g the ce remony It was reported tha t Mildred Karr and Norma Amsbary will . attend the s ta te convention in Columbus, May 17-19. Ann Rupe donated the traveling The social committee (;I ll · noun('ed ~ progres::;ive dinner begin ning at rr p.m ., M~y 23, , with the : firs t ('Oursc, ~p­ pe tize rs, to be served al the Mr. and Mrs. Williflm P Hager ;Buckeye sketches '· MOM'S TREAT . COME IN OR CALL MON. & FRI. 9-9 Van Meter reading scripture from II Co rinthian s 4: 1-15 followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison . The pledge to the flag was then given . Participating in the program were Mrs. Bertha Smi th with a reading on Adam and Eve, Genesis 2; Mrs. Clara Conroy, love and judgment, Luke 6; Mrs. Gladys Spencer, steadfastness from I Thessalonians, selected verses; Mrs. Altona Karr , the centrali ty of Christ from John 14; Mrs. & 1:nice PLAZA i''~;::;:::::::~:=:<=:<:::::::::;,:,:;;::.-:,::::-<:<:::::: SUNDAY, MAY 12th ONLY! year Sl8.00; il.x months f'9 .50; three ths ~ . 00 . Elsewbere tnper year; sb ' months Sl l.~ ; ihree months 16.50; motor . route $2.60 monthly. The United Preaa Internalion.l Js ucluslvely t ntltlt<i to the ute for publication UNLIMITED VISITS Own Way , Lord " with Mrs. ATTENTION MOTHERS. • • 825 Third Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. Published evel")' weekday evening l!x· · ctpt SatW'day . Second Class Pottage Paid at Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. THE DAl LY SENTINEL ll1 Court St. , Pomeroy, 0. 45769 . Publlsht'd every weekday evenint: n:cept Saturday . Ente red all second class mailing matter at Pomeroy, Ohio Post Office. By carrier dally and Sunday .60c per 'The GalUpoll! Tri bune in Ohio and West Virginia one month $2.50; one year $18.00; !ix months $9.50 : thret! months 16.00. Elaewhere 1%2 per year ; sb: months $11.50; thrtt ' monlhs $6.50 : motor route $2.60 monthly. ' The Da ily SenUntl, one month $2.56; one BASED ON 4 MONTH PROGRAM Members sa ng ''Hav e Thine manAND of Michigan as the speaker. this week is the final one for gelling !hose reservations DAILY TRI BUNE week. Motor route $2.60 pe r month. MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES Chesl<!r Church. Mrs. Mabel Va n Meter and Mrs. 1-:thcl Orr were in charge pf t ~P proJ..: ram . HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY! ! Published every Sunday by The . Ohio Valley Publlilhlng Co. GAILIPOUS 1 ONLY their landsca ping. decided the fa ll meeting will be into Nov. 16 in Galli polis. Mrs. Workers were needed to weed Phillips and Mrs. W. Donald at Riverby, and a _list was Galloway attend ed the spring passed around for th ose able to coun ty meeting at Vinton, assist in any of the projects. Mrs. Ran dolph Hand anApril 23. A letter was. read from the nounced that 600 geraniums regional director of th erapy had been sold , and the profi t commending the club for its from this would aid the civic supporl of the program at the pro jects. A ta ble decoration for the Gallipolis State Insti tute. Mrs . Phillips announced that the children's Art tea at Riverby pink dogwood and six whi le had been provided by Mrs. dogwoods had been planted at . Phillips. the Institu te on Arbor Day with April 25 18 members were the prog ram being we ll a t- served luncheon at the home of then rended. She made all the Mrs . Han d an d proceeded to the A. A. preparat9ry arrangements and the cl ub expressed ap- Fi nch greenhouse at South preciation for her efforts. Point where they were taken on Mrs. Eugene H. Gloss, civic a nursery informa tive tour . Mrs . Brown ann ounced that chairwoman, ann ounced the many civic projects were going pla ns for lhe AA UWhome tour , to need workers. The flagpole June 9 were progressin g, and at Gallia Academy High School with other ga rden cl ubs in the ha s been weeded and the tulips ci ly, the Gallipolis Garden · were in full bloom . It will have Club has agreed to decorate to be planted. The urns at the three homes and the table at Chiclll!mauga bridge are to be Riverby. pain ted and planted. Planting Mrs. !land introduced Mrs. is to be done at the Chamber of Wyman Sheets who is Commerce building. She an- responsi ble I for th e radio nowtced that some areas had program and newspaper itern been fertilized, and she has the for June, The interesting talk flowers for the areas to be was on " Pr opagation of planted. Two dogwood trees Pere nni als" in which she were planted at Washington stated that "propaga tion " School. She announced that mea ns to cause to reproduce. people are reques ting dogwood itself, and "perennial" is a lrees sin ce her . efforts are · norma l life longer than two showin g their effect in years . Perennials usually need Gallipolis, and although it is suns hi ne half a day. Her too la te for this spring, favorite, which she showed dogwood trees may be ordered plantain til y, needs ~ orne for next year by calling Mrs. shade, can be transpla nted in Gloss or any member of the early spring and is grown for Ve terans Memorial Hospital club. She further requested its leaves. ADM ISSIONS Eber that mem bers consider pur· Most perennials ure winter Pickens, Sr., Syracuse; Eric chasing azaleas to put color hardy but can be mulched with Knotts, Langsv ille; Mildred SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL ' ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr . and Mrs. William Gunnell, Cheshire, announce the engagement of their da ughter, Paula F ranklin, to Ronald llatfi eld, son of Janie llalfield, Gallipolis, and Elias Halfield, Rio Grande. Paula is a 1973 graduate of Kyger Creek High School and is presently employed at Robbins and Myers. Ronald is also a 1973 graduate of Kyger Creek High School and is employed at the Quaker State Service Center. The wedding will be held at the Gunnell home, Sunday, June 2, at 2:30p. m. All reliltives and friends are welcome to come : Bailey , r~ s puns l' lo the good news, I.ukt· 4. Members SC:Jng "St~m d Up for Jesus." aNI the re was prayer by Mrj . Van Meter . Others attend ing were Mrs. Paul ine Rite , Mrs . Ada Morris, Mr s·. Elizabeth llay es . It wa s reported th<1t 22 visiL' to sick and shut -i ns were mode . A than k you rJOte was rC'<Jd from Mrs. Mi1dred Frank, who has been u patien t at the Vete rans Memorial llospita l. me etin g of the Unite,d Methodi st Wome n uf th e SILVER BRIDGE Miss Paula Franklin light, airy material if exposed to cold. Mrs. Sheel< staled that she feels that she does her plants a favor. when she ta kes them up, reworks the ground, and sepa rates them . If planting seeds, keep the seed bed mois t dur ing plantin g season. Chrysanthemums, although easy to grow, suffer sometimes fr om se vere wi nters. Plant in the spring in an area where the plants will not hav e wet feet. Divide every season and use an all purpose spray or dust. She r ecomrne~ded Vigaro fer· tilizer. Mrs. Sheets displayed cer ise colored peonies stating tha t this plant likes cold winter climate ahd endures summer heat. II resents being moved, prefers part lime shade. Plant in late autumn in .shall ow gr ound. When culling, cut stems short and leave at least two leaves on the re mai ning stem so growth and bloom will contin ue. " Plant Pr opaga tion in Pictures" by Mon tague Free and "!low to Grow Almost Everything" by Sta nl ey Schuler were recommended as good books for gardening information . The hos tesses ser ved refr eshmen ts an d Mrs. ll oward Samples won the door prize. The next regular meeting will be open to the public, June 13 and special invitations are bein g sent to the other garden clubs in Gallipolis. A plant sale with common and botannical names was held by Mrs. Kenne th Frazier and indoor and outd oor plants were exchanged by members. This money will also be added for civic projects. CllF.STER - --c hri s tian s Who Differ' ' was the pro~ r : u n theme prese nted rrec n!ly at a reached the woma n's e3rs and distressed her grea tly. !lis neighbors told him to shoot one of his horses with a silver bulle! while the witch wa s within it. He melted some silver, fashioned the metal in to a bullet and loaded il into his rifle . lle fi red the silver bullet into one of his best brood mares, killi ng the distempe rridde n horse. A shor t lime late r, Mrs . Garrison suddenl y died. The horse owner always believed his silver bullet had killed her , but other less superstiliou.s peop le said it wasmore likely that his scandalous gossip hastened her death. llamil ton County had its witch prob lems as well in 1814 , but this episode did no t have such a happy endi ng. A horse breeder in the Mill Creek valley lost several of his fine animals when they con. tracled a peculiar sort of di stempe r . Occu lt minded neighbors suggested that the horses might have been bewitched . Following their advice, the horse owner Miss Hoi/ace Ann Sanders Chester UMW meets- j ewels ceremony given crea ted fr om his suspicions was r id vf illi demons . VISITING GREENHOUSES - The members of the Galllpolls Garden Club are pictured during a recent tour of the greenhouses of A. A. Finch at South Point. ' brewed a special potion made of va rious herbs and other ingredientS, includ ing needles and pins, in a la rge cauldron. Still the horses suffered. The owner now· began to suspect a Mrs. Garrison who was. very old and sick. She lived 10 miles from hi s farm. The gossip '100 4.99 Girls' Wranglers· 4.59 Rocking Chair CHILD's 9.99 Table &Chairs ·CHILD's 14.44 PURRR . Hair Styler 11.88 '1'0 ER ·DOWNTOWN . G LI.IPOLIS STORE ONLY .. \ .. '' . I ... I • Ef .,. ' ' �.. .I 9- The Sunday Times -Sentmel, Sunday, May 12, 1974 ' 8- The Swulay Times-Sentinel, Sundav . May 12. 197.4 . L~. ·s.-.. 111;!11 :1 114'1. ol tlw jurnur ;u fd S\· nwr ~ · loi.'> S s ltHiloflt s n;1tion-widt• re etl~ nit i 11n . CHE~ HJI(E -- 'fhr Cheshire Kyger Creek Alumn i. Banquet wi ll lw Saturd:ty, May 25, at fi ::«J p.m . at Ky~er Creek High is the tlaugt1tn of Mrs. F:vond Smith, Addi son.. and Dolan f' . Smith, nlplcy. W. Vrt.· Sh\· i!-l ~1cliv<' in the Kygl'r CrN~ k KL•yetk• Club, Hh~tT hing b~nd . cunecr l band, sy11 1phmlil' band, pt.•p band ~md clarinet choir. She i ~ presen t.J y serving as president of the Kyger to Ma rsha ll University from the West Virginia General Band Scholarship Fund . Honor Society ~11 1d thf' F'rrnc:h Club for the school YC(:II" 197:!· JEANNETTE SMiTH is honored Mr. and Mrs. Ricky E. Hoover Annual Edi tion of the largest student award publication in Nuptials exchanged the nation. Students from over 20,000 public, private and parochial high sc hools throughout the MIDDLEPORT - White groom. Guests were registered and yellow arrangements by Miss June Hutton, sister of of pompons and glad- the bride, and Mrs. Evelyn ioli decorated the altar of Murray, Mrs . Kathryn Evans, the Bradbury Church of Christ Kathryn Werner , J oyce Dav is for the wedding of Miss and Mrs. Bel-nice Winn served. Jacqueline Rae Hutton· to For a -brief wedding trip to Ricky E. Hoover. Chillicothe, the bride changed The bride is the daughter of into a pink polyes ter knit dress _ Mr. and Mrs. Manford Hutton, She will graduate from Meigs Rt. I, Middleport, and the High School in May. Hoover bridegroom is the son of Mr. graduated from Meigs last and Mrs. Herbert Hoover, also year. The couple resides in of Rt. I, Middleport. . The Syracuse. Hoover is employed ceremony was performed by by the State of Ohio, working Jeffrey Ranson at 6:30 p.m., out of a ·columbus office . March 16. Out-of-town guests included Nuptial music was presented Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Gibson, Mr. by Mrs. Raymond Wilcox with and Mrs . Everett Hutton , selections including " One Crestline; Mr. and Mrs·: John KiSs/ ' 11 We 've Only Just Kool, Sistersville, W, Va.; Mr. Begun" and "The Theme from and Mrs. Jack Forsee, CinRomeo and Juliet." cinnati ; and Mrs. Cora Taylor , Given in marriage by her Bucyrus. father, the bride was attired in a gown of satin and lace fashioned with an empire waist, high neckline and long sleeves. She carried a bouquet of yellow daisies and baby's breath, and her veii of illusion was held in place by a headpiece of sequins and pearls. Miss . Dinah Erlewine , Dexter, was the maid of honor and she wore a yellow gown POMEROY - Meigs Sr. with a matching hat. She Citizens Center activities at the carried yellow and white Pomeroy Junior High School is daisies . Greg Stewart, .Mid- open 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. dleport, was best man and the each day. ushers were James Hutton , Monday, May 13, Sewing, brother of the bride, and Terry Square Dancing, Rug Making; WhiUatch, Middleport. Tuesday, May 14, Chorus J. For her daughter's wedding, 2:30p.m., Rug Making, Cards Mrs. Hutton wore a blue gown and Games; Wednesday, May with white accessories and had 15, Nurses Day - Blood a carnation corsage. Mrs. Pressure , 12 :30-2 :30 p.m., Hoover was in a pink gown and Chair Caning ; Thursday, May she also wore white ac- 16, Crocheting, Crafts, Cards cessories and a carnati on and Games ; Friday , May 17, corsage. Bowling, 1-3 p.m.; Saturday, Reception honoring the May 18, Boat Excursion, 1-4 couple was held in the church p.m., be at Center by 12:30 basement' immediately p.m. following the ceremony. The Senior Ci li zens lun ch bride's table featured ·a three program, Monda y thr oug h tiered cake topped with the Friday, 11 :30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. traditional miniature bride and 7713. iiij Shelter House, Monday, May 13. The picnic will procede regardless of the weather and members are to.bring covered dish, table service and beverage . Dinner will begin at athletics, activities or com- 6:30p.m. The boa rd members will provide meat. Installation of offi ce rs will be held. · · J ~ "' biography published in the book , Jeannette will illso .. By Charlene Hoel!ich MIDDLEPORT - Crea t'mg colorful :=;: children 's quilts of nursery rhyme theme :::: - many for-charitable purposes - is 89~! year-old Bertha , Ebersbach's favori te S: co mpete for one of 10 sc holar ship awards of $500 to $1.000 funded by the publishers DINING 'ROOM FURNITURE :~: pastime . ~'. Blessed with good eyesig ht and >.=! • Solo an d F.nsemble Contest and Marshall University and major and designs in the printed materials which she uses create a dimensiona l two good r atings at sUi te solo in music. She later plans to ~ac h secondc.H'y instrum ental effect. In years past, goi ng to quilting bees nimble fingers, thi s gracious lady delights in the daily ritual of adding '' thousand s of ti ny sti tches to o'ne or her pretty quilts . · Detailed outlin ing of the chara cters !=!= music. Ba sse tt China Tab le, I Lea l, 4 arm chair s. Contemporary . attack, difficulty in walkin g, and a hea ring impai rmen t made getting out more diffi cul t and working at a regular large quilting frame almost impossible. She now uses a lap frame for her work on the children's quil ts, the lates t of which is Raggedy Ann and Andy, ou tlined with a bright blue border. Just beautiful ! The first quil t she made, a cha rming Mickey Mouse, wa~ a gift to a little boy Mitchell Office Supply I • Hallmark Graduation • Cards and Gifts •• . ,.' Gallipolis, Ohio muni ty service in th e book, • • ' -. Bassett China Table . I Leal. t Arm & J s ide chair s, white Spani sh . ' ·-·--- Ebersbac h to finish one of the comple tely daughter, James and F.mma K. ClatMichael Kloes, five-year-<>ld son of Mr. washable qui lls_ Each is then marked worthy, in their spacious new home on and Mrs. Paul Kloes, Minersv ille. with a personalized tag . High St. in Middleport. Her pride and joy Of the 17 quilts she ha s made in the While Mrs. Ebersbach 's activities is her only granddaughter , Twila , now a past six years. Mrs. Ebersbach . ha s are somewha.t. lim ited. her interests senior at RioGrandeCollcge where she is contributed four lo the Heath United remain varied . majoring in ed uca tion. Methodist Church for holiday bazaa rs, She goes to church regularly at ·spring days give Mrs. Ebersbach the one went to the Shriners' Hospi ta l for Heath Uni ted Methodist and attends the desire to ge t ou t and "dig in the dirt," Crippled Children in Cincinnati, and monthly meetings of the Thi rd Friday and whil e she does a li ttle of that , for the another to the Burns Institute there . Club. Once a week she bakes bread for mos t part her days are spent giving Several have been made for relatives and the fami ly . Emma K. a hand with the house hold friends . A widow for 10 years, Mrs . Ebers- chores and , of course, adding thousa nds Ii 'takes two or three months fur Mrs. bach. resides wi !h her son-in-law and or tiny stitches to one of her pretty quillo. ~ _._ '"' ... look as cool as a sea breeze 1 -~ 1 POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCarty entertained recently with a par ty honoring their son, Shawn . David Ray McCarty, on his second birth- Ba sse tt Hut c h Table . J Lea fs, l Arm and J Side chairs • Early America n Oak . REG. '999.95 Also in Bla c k and Burgu ndy • COME IN FOR OUR "COOL" LOW PRICE! 20 % ......_________..... ._ \ . . ' ' ' ' · MIDDLEPORT, ' .,.. - • I . -. '• . . ' - I Ba sse tt 5 pc . Early A m er ican Oak , Amoire Chest. Dre sser, Hut e ll Mirror . H ouse REG. '1199.95 MAPLE DINING ROOM FURNITURE De lh er 5 pc . Ear ly American , Solid Mapl e. 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Attending the meeting , conducted by Mrs. Fay Sauer, were 29 members and three guests, Mrs. Dale Dutton, Mrs. Kate Jarrell and Mrs. Alita Carpenter Ca rr oll . Reports were given by the treasurer, Mrs. Bernice Carpenter, and Mrs. Sibley Slack, fellowship committee. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Sunday, Mrs. Olga McCarty, Ronnie McCarty and Dale McCarty . Ice cream , ca ke a nd soft drinks were served. Games were played wtth prized bei ng won by Donna and Brenda Robbins. An egg hun t was held precedin g the party. day annive rsary. If you have sliding windows', here's the Frigidaire air conditioner for you! S PC. & 1-6 PC. SUITES Bassett- Traditional Birthday celebrated 1~1\\.9\n._ • Gel the Frigidaire Take·Home Room Air Condit ioner t hat · del1vers 6,000 BTUs/ hr. of cool in g capaci ty 100 pounds ful ly crated , it's light enough to ta ke ho me w1th yo u right now . 3-way air flow ge ts the cool or fresh air ri ght where ypu want it . And it can remove up to 72 pints of m0 istur e eve ry 24 hou rs to make you r room rea ll y comfo rtab le . Model AEC3 -6LS ·~&...{~ charter membership and activities. She noted that the 86 branches in Oh io have a membership of 8,452 and spoke of the Ohio Division commitment to abolish corporal punishment in the schools, and Gn OUR LOW, TAKE by to eliminate institutions for children. Mrs. Evans also commented on her attendance along wilh 300 other AAUW members to the United Nations seminar . She urged attendance at the Governor's Conference on Library Service at Athens and an noun ced that $28,000 has been collected this year for fellowships for members working beyond the master's de gree. Mrs. Maxine Philson introduced Mrs. Evans and · presented her with a gift on behalf of the branch. publication, in recognition of c9t®~lfJ@fltl W!lttl®& IT WITH YOU PRICE! our low sale prices do not include the wagon. work of th e AAU W and congra tula ted the Branch on making the Journal, a national • Lightweight , take-home install -it-yourself cabinet . • Push -button. operation . Hi for full -power. • Jet -Aire Vent f.or speedy exhaust of sta le air. Frigidaire Take-home model with 6,000, BTU/hr. of cooling capacity! REG. '399,95 REG. '749.95 POMEROY - Mrs. Eileen Evans, (;olumbus, president of the Ohio Division, American Association of University Women, was guest speaker at a recent dinner meeting of the Middleport - Pomeroy Area Branch .of the American Association of Universit y Women at the Meigs Inn. Mrs. Evans reviewed the 8.000 BTU! ht. COOLING SYSTEM ' REG. '899.95 4 ,; 'AA UW has guest speaker Frigidaire easy,to install;·take-:-home ' Air Conditioner . ( Slraffo r d Conlempor a ry . REG. •499.95 RERTliA ERERSBACII • '• Spring is the best time to plan ahead for the hot summer months! We're making ,it the best time of the year to save. Buy now .. .it can change your life this summer! REG. '399.95 she refers to as her ,; special friend ," •'• 456 Second Ave. .' Singer 5 pc. Mediterranean. Bassett 5 pc. Mediterranean with Am oire Chest and Dresser. :~ ,•• FURNITURE SOFAS REG. '419.95 _._,11 111111 .. . ... ... . BEDROOM FURNITURE LIVING ROOM Basse tt Tradit iona l REG. '599.95 was among her many activities . A heart • 8,000 BTU/hr. of cooling capac ity with 2-speed fan . • Easy Installation! Designed fo r sliding windows .. fits "casement" and " double hung" too. • Two-Speed Fans! • 4-Way Draft-Free Comfort! • Thermostat! For automatic cooling. • Operates on ll5·volt circuit. Mocel AS3 -8MS ' · Quilt~ her II pasttime ~-- at age 89 , .. . In add ition tu h;wing ·her '· MAY 12 -18 · !!I country are recognized fur their leadership in academics, petsonality profile Symphony 197J-74, numerous superior ratings at District XV and ensemble contest. .Jea nnette ha s recently been ADDISON - "Who 's \Vhu Amon g America n High School Students" honors Miss Je.ann ette Lynn Smith , Ad dison. Miss Smith , a se ni w· at Kyger Creek High Sc hool was recently notified that she is to be featured in the Eighth sec reta.ry , Ch risty Blazer ; treasurer, Katy · Sh ~mak er . Se nd checks with . rese rvations to Ruth Casto, corresponding. secretary, Box i25, Cheshire, 45620, phone 367- hold its final meeting of the year at the Bob Evans Hnd wi ll be invited to · par ticipate in the firm 's annua l "Survey of High t\ chicvcr s'' later in lhc academic yc~1 r . Upon gradu~1t i on in May, Jeanne tte plans to a t tend Philip Sousa Band Award , alternate to the All Ohio Youth Miss Smith SchooL Hcservationsat $5 ea~h sho'!!d be made by May 16. F:ntertammcn t wtll be _T~x Harrison and The Valley Boys. Tickets can be purchased at Scott's Grocery a nd Miz Martha's in Cheshire. Officers ar e president, Cha rles Leach; vice president, Bill Quick ie; recording awarded a lflU Sic.: sc h(J I CJr ~ hip Creek·Chapter of the Na tional 74. Shl' is a member of the Addi so n Unit ed Method ist Church and <.~ctivc i'n t·ommunity a<.: tiv ities. SorTie of Lhe honors J enn nc tlc ha s received arc the ,John PTA TO MEET GAI. I.I POI.IS The Washington Scllool PTA will Banquet scheduled an· ;m anlcd !hi s J ~< lll'lil' l1l' .I - >.•,•:-!•;o:·:·:.:::.;:::·:·:.::·:·:. v" • • .. .. Y.:•:•:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:···:·:::::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·::;.;.;.;.;;:.:·:·:·:·.·:·:·:·:::::::·:·:·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:::-;·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:-;.:·:·:·:·:·:·>:·:·:.:·;.:-:•.v:•:-:•»:o.v.-.-.-.-•••• •A-o, ,.,.,•,-.•,•,•,•,•,v.•,•.•, .•.-N.-.-..... •' • . :::: ................ ' .. .•.. . . . . .. . . .. . ~. . . .. ·. . -- ------ ----- ·" · · "·" "· w" '' · v-=:--A=·-·.w.·.·,·.w.·.··>·=·'-'·'-'<··~ I ' i : \\ .I \. . ' .' �.. .I 9- The Sunday Times -Sentmel, Sunday, May 12, 1974 ' 8- The Swulay Times-Sentinel, Sundav . May 12. 197.4 . L~. ·s.-.. 111;!11 :1 114'1. ol tlw jurnur ;u fd S\· nwr ~ · loi.'> S s ltHiloflt s n;1tion-widt• re etl~ nit i 11n . CHE~ HJI(E -- 'fhr Cheshire Kyger Creek Alumn i. Banquet wi ll lw Saturd:ty, May 25, at fi ::«J p.m . at Ky~er Creek High is the tlaugt1tn of Mrs. F:vond Smith, Addi son.. and Dolan f' . Smith, nlplcy. W. Vrt.· Sh\· i!-l ~1cliv<' in the Kygl'r CrN~ k KL•yetk• Club, Hh~tT hing b~nd . cunecr l band, sy11 1phmlil' band, pt.•p band ~md clarinet choir. She i ~ presen t.J y serving as president of the Kyger to Ma rsha ll University from the West Virginia General Band Scholarship Fund . Honor Society ~11 1d thf' F'rrnc:h Club for the school YC(:II" 197:!· JEANNETTE SMiTH is honored Mr. and Mrs. Ricky E. Hoover Annual Edi tion of the largest student award publication in Nuptials exchanged the nation. Students from over 20,000 public, private and parochial high sc hools throughout the MIDDLEPORT - White groom. Guests were registered and yellow arrangements by Miss June Hutton, sister of of pompons and glad- the bride, and Mrs. Evelyn ioli decorated the altar of Murray, Mrs . Kathryn Evans, the Bradbury Church of Christ Kathryn Werner , J oyce Dav is for the wedding of Miss and Mrs. Bel-nice Winn served. Jacqueline Rae Hutton· to For a -brief wedding trip to Ricky E. Hoover. Chillicothe, the bride changed The bride is the daughter of into a pink polyes ter knit dress _ Mr. and Mrs. Manford Hutton, She will graduate from Meigs Rt. I, Middleport, and the High School in May. Hoover bridegroom is the son of Mr. graduated from Meigs last and Mrs. Herbert Hoover, also year. The couple resides in of Rt. I, Middleport. . The Syracuse. Hoover is employed ceremony was performed by by the State of Ohio, working Jeffrey Ranson at 6:30 p.m., out of a ·columbus office . March 16. Out-of-town guests included Nuptial music was presented Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Gibson, Mr. by Mrs. Raymond Wilcox with and Mrs . Everett Hutton , selections including " One Crestline; Mr. and Mrs·: John KiSs/ ' 11 We 've Only Just Kool, Sistersville, W, Va.; Mr. Begun" and "The Theme from and Mrs. Jack Forsee, CinRomeo and Juliet." cinnati ; and Mrs. Cora Taylor , Given in marriage by her Bucyrus. father, the bride was attired in a gown of satin and lace fashioned with an empire waist, high neckline and long sleeves. She carried a bouquet of yellow daisies and baby's breath, and her veii of illusion was held in place by a headpiece of sequins and pearls. Miss . Dinah Erlewine , Dexter, was the maid of honor and she wore a yellow gown POMEROY - Meigs Sr. with a matching hat. She Citizens Center activities at the carried yellow and white Pomeroy Junior High School is daisies . Greg Stewart, .Mid- open 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. dleport, was best man and the each day. ushers were James Hutton , Monday, May 13, Sewing, brother of the bride, and Terry Square Dancing, Rug Making; WhiUatch, Middleport. Tuesday, May 14, Chorus J. For her daughter's wedding, 2:30p.m., Rug Making, Cards Mrs. Hutton wore a blue gown and Games; Wednesday, May with white accessories and had 15, Nurses Day - Blood a carnation corsage. Mrs. Pressure , 12 :30-2 :30 p.m., Hoover was in a pink gown and Chair Caning ; Thursday, May she also wore white ac- 16, Crocheting, Crafts, Cards cessories and a carnati on and Games ; Friday , May 17, corsage. Bowling, 1-3 p.m.; Saturday, Reception honoring the May 18, Boat Excursion, 1-4 couple was held in the church p.m., be at Center by 12:30 basement' immediately p.m. following the ceremony. The Senior Ci li zens lun ch bride's table featured ·a three program, Monda y thr oug h tiered cake topped with the Friday, 11 :30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. traditional miniature bride and 7713. iiij Shelter House, Monday, May 13. The picnic will procede regardless of the weather and members are to.bring covered dish, table service and beverage . Dinner will begin at athletics, activities or com- 6:30p.m. The boa rd members will provide meat. Installation of offi ce rs will be held. · · J ~ "' biography published in the book , Jeannette will illso .. By Charlene Hoel!ich MIDDLEPORT - Crea t'mg colorful :=;: children 's quilts of nursery rhyme theme :::: - many for-charitable purposes - is 89~! year-old Bertha , Ebersbach's favori te S: co mpete for one of 10 sc holar ship awards of $500 to $1.000 funded by the publishers DINING 'ROOM FURNITURE :~: pastime . ~'. Blessed with good eyesig ht and >.=! • Solo an d F.nsemble Contest and Marshall University and major and designs in the printed materials which she uses create a dimensiona l two good r atings at sUi te solo in music. She later plans to ~ac h secondc.H'y instrum ental effect. In years past, goi ng to quilting bees nimble fingers, thi s gracious lady delights in the daily ritual of adding '' thousand s of ti ny sti tches to o'ne or her pretty quilts . · Detailed outlin ing of the chara cters !=!= music. Ba sse tt China Tab le, I Lea l, 4 arm chair s. Contemporary . attack, difficulty in walkin g, and a hea ring impai rmen t made getting out more diffi cul t and working at a regular large quilting frame almost impossible. She now uses a lap frame for her work on the children's quil ts, the lates t of which is Raggedy Ann and Andy, ou tlined with a bright blue border. Just beautiful ! The first quil t she made, a cha rming Mickey Mouse, wa~ a gift to a little boy Mitchell Office Supply I • Hallmark Graduation • Cards and Gifts •• . ,.' Gallipolis, Ohio muni ty service in th e book, • • ' -. Bassett China Table . I Leal. t Arm & J s ide chair s, white Spani sh . ' ·-·--- Ebersbac h to finish one of the comple tely daughter, James and F.mma K. ClatMichael Kloes, five-year-<>ld son of Mr. washable qui lls_ Each is then marked worthy, in their spacious new home on and Mrs. Paul Kloes, Minersv ille. with a personalized tag . High St. in Middleport. Her pride and joy Of the 17 quilts she ha s made in the While Mrs. Ebersbach 's activities is her only granddaughter , Twila , now a past six years. Mrs. Ebersbach . ha s are somewha.t. lim ited. her interests senior at RioGrandeCollcge where she is contributed four lo the Heath United remain varied . majoring in ed uca tion. Methodist Church for holiday bazaa rs, She goes to church regularly at ·spring days give Mrs. Ebersbach the one went to the Shriners' Hospi ta l for Heath Uni ted Methodist and attends the desire to ge t ou t and "dig in the dirt," Crippled Children in Cincinnati, and monthly meetings of the Thi rd Friday and whil e she does a li ttle of that , for the another to the Burns Institute there . Club. Once a week she bakes bread for mos t part her days are spent giving Several have been made for relatives and the fami ly . Emma K. a hand with the house hold friends . A widow for 10 years, Mrs . Ebers- chores and , of course, adding thousa nds Ii 'takes two or three months fur Mrs. bach. resides wi !h her son-in-law and or tiny stitches to one of her pretty quillo. ~ _._ '"' ... look as cool as a sea breeze 1 -~ 1 POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCarty entertained recently with a par ty honoring their son, Shawn . David Ray McCarty, on his second birth- Ba sse tt Hut c h Table . J Lea fs, l Arm and J Side chairs • Early America n Oak . REG. '999.95 Also in Bla c k and Burgu ndy • COME IN FOR OUR "COOL" LOW PRICE! 20 % ......_________..... ._ \ . . ' ' ' ' · MIDDLEPORT, ' .,.. - • I . -. '• . . ' - I Ba sse tt 5 pc . Early A m er ican Oak , Amoire Chest. Dre sser, Hut e ll Mirror . H ouse REG. '1199.95 MAPLE DINING ROOM FURNITURE De lh er 5 pc . Ear ly American , Solid Mapl e. Chestnut Cree k Tra dition a l REG. •849.95 REG. '569.95 $AVE ., 4 ONLY! CREDENZES · wnH VINY-L ROCKER Bassett Early American With Ott oman 4 CUSHION SOFA WITH CHAIR REG. '129.95 IN REO MIRRORS REG. •549.95 VINYL & CLOTH REG. '149.95 ROCKER ." NOW REG. •99.95 SOFAS & CHAIRS ,_ . ;;; !Iii 2 ONLY LIQUOR CABINETS Pin e with Maple Top. Stratford Early American REG. '479,95 I Burlington House REG. '149~95 Traditional & ! - Italian Your Choice REG. '849.95 3 EARLY AMERICAN SOFAS & CHAIRS 2 CURIO Restaurant, 'Silver Bridge Plaza. for dinner. Servin~ starts at 12:00 noon. Atmosphere friendly and cheerfqt serving prompt and efficient. ~ s...... ..~ -... ."' •"' .. . ' $1.45 • ' NOW ' $39995 PINE REG. 1199.95 -NOW HIDE-A-BED '' J.. eating a dinner with us on her day will be free ~ake and ice cream with our complim~nts. . I '' NOW $19995 ' \ . '. ' ~ REG. '269.9~ Special for each "Mom" MEAT LOAF, SAUSBURY STEAK, UVER AND ONIONS, CHICKEN AND NOODLES WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS FOR ...•• CABINETS Dark Oak REG. $89.95 NOW SECRETARY DESK REG. '499.95 ' Dark Green . I : .I - - Remember Mom on her day b y bringing her to Murphy's ~ !.· OPEN STOCK ' • • FIRST SHOW PT . PLEA SAN T - The Valley Volunteer Fire Department is sponsoring its first annual Horse Show today at 1 p.m . at the Mason County Fair Grounds. Jim Singleton will judge even Is· and announcements will be made by Luke Hale. All classes will be judged according to the Ohio Valley Horseman Association . . Bassett & \( in ca id " HURRY-LIMITED TIME ONLY TO SAVE BIG! ' NAMED TO BOARD MIDDLEPORT - Mrs . Arnold Richards, Midd leport, has been named to the 10. member State Board of Christi an Service and Concerns of the Ohio Baptist Conven tion and attended her fir st mee tin g Saturday at Granville. She is a member of the Mt. Morish Baptist Church in Middleport. $39-995 Your Ch01ce . SUNDAY, MAY 12th ' .· Guests were Sheri Stewart, Joe McCa rty, Mary Smith, Donna and Brenda Robbins, ~ Murp~~s SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA -,,••" BA Eft:fURNITURE . $39995 NOW Burlin g t o n Traditional. Plans for the auction held yesterday were finalized. Proceeds will be used for purchasing a loca tor for Ute museumi:J : ~--------------------------------~ Big Room Cooling ! And . open-type adjom ing rooms ! Slidi ng walnut-pattern fron t panell Conceals con trols till needed . Jet -Ai re Vent' Freshens room air by exhausting' stale smoky room air to the outside . · "GIPI to know us ~fore you need us" Your Thorn MeAn Store Ml DOLE PORT, 0 . • Here's 19,000 BTU/hr., Jet-fast cooling for multi-room comfort . ·q DISCOUNT TO AU GRADS heritage house OUR SPRING PRICE IS TOO LOW TO .NTION WE SALUTE NATIONAL HOSPITAL I ctrNrc l WEEK ,-~·- · · ........... . . ..": Reg . $449 .95 to $549. 95 REG. '549.95 SOFA'S & LOVESEATS . Attending the meeting , conducted by Mrs. Fay Sauer, were 29 members and three guests, Mrs. Dale Dutton, Mrs. Kate Jarrell and Mrs. Alita Carpenter Ca rr oll . Reports were given by the treasurer, Mrs. Bernice Carpenter, and Mrs. Sibley Slack, fellowship committee. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Sunday, Mrs. Olga McCarty, Ronnie McCarty and Dale McCarty . Ice cream , ca ke a nd soft drinks were served. Games were played wtth prized bei ng won by Donna and Brenda Robbins. An egg hun t was held precedin g the party. day annive rsary. If you have sliding windows', here's the Frigidaire air conditioner for you! S PC. & 1-6 PC. SUITES Bassett- Traditional Birthday celebrated 1~1\\.9\n._ • Gel the Frigidaire Take·Home Room Air Condit ioner t hat · del1vers 6,000 BTUs/ hr. of cool in g capaci ty 100 pounds ful ly crated , it's light enough to ta ke ho me w1th yo u right now . 3-way air flow ge ts the cool or fresh air ri ght where ypu want it . And it can remove up to 72 pints of m0 istur e eve ry 24 hou rs to make you r room rea ll y comfo rtab le . Model AEC3 -6LS ·~&...{~ charter membership and activities. She noted that the 86 branches in Oh io have a membership of 8,452 and spoke of the Ohio Division commitment to abolish corporal punishment in the schools, and Gn OUR LOW, TAKE by to eliminate institutions for children. Mrs. Evans also commented on her attendance along wilh 300 other AAUW members to the United Nations seminar . She urged attendance at the Governor's Conference on Library Service at Athens and an noun ced that $28,000 has been collected this year for fellowships for members working beyond the master's de gree. Mrs. Maxine Philson introduced Mrs. Evans and · presented her with a gift on behalf of the branch. publication, in recognition of c9t®~lfJ@fltl W!lttl®& IT WITH YOU PRICE! our low sale prices do not include the wagon. work of th e AAU W and congra tula ted the Branch on making the Journal, a national • Lightweight , take-home install -it-yourself cabinet . • Push -button. operation . Hi for full -power. • Jet -Aire Vent f.or speedy exhaust of sta le air. Frigidaire Take-home model with 6,000, BTU/hr. of cooling capacity! REG. '399,95 REG. '749.95 POMEROY - Mrs. Eileen Evans, (;olumbus, president of the Ohio Division, American Association of University Women, was guest speaker at a recent dinner meeting of the Middleport - Pomeroy Area Branch .of the American Association of Universit y Women at the Meigs Inn. Mrs. Evans reviewed the 8.000 BTU! ht. COOLING SYSTEM ' REG. '899.95 4 ,; 'AA UW has guest speaker Frigidaire easy,to install;·take-:-home ' Air Conditioner . ( Slraffo r d Conlempor a ry . REG. •499.95 RERTliA ERERSBACII • '• Spring is the best time to plan ahead for the hot summer months! We're making ,it the best time of the year to save. Buy now .. .it can change your life this summer! REG. '399.95 she refers to as her ,; special friend ," •'• 456 Second Ave. .' Singer 5 pc. Mediterranean. Bassett 5 pc. Mediterranean with Am oire Chest and Dresser. :~ ,•• FURNITURE SOFAS REG. '419.95 _._,11 111111 .. . ... ... . BEDROOM FURNITURE LIVING ROOM Basse tt Tradit iona l REG. '599.95 was among her many activities . A heart • 8,000 BTU/hr. of cooling capac ity with 2-speed fan . • Easy Installation! Designed fo r sliding windows .. fits "casement" and " double hung" too. • Two-Speed Fans! • 4-Way Draft-Free Comfort! • Thermostat! For automatic cooling. • Operates on ll5·volt circuit. Mocel AS3 -8MS ' · Quilt~ her II pasttime ~-- at age 89 , .. . In add ition tu h;wing ·her '· MAY 12 -18 · !!I country are recognized fur their leadership in academics, petsonality profile Symphony 197J-74, numerous superior ratings at District XV and ensemble contest. .Jea nnette ha s recently been ADDISON - "Who 's \Vhu Amon g America n High School Students" honors Miss Je.ann ette Lynn Smith , Ad dison. Miss Smith , a se ni w· at Kyger Creek High Sc hool was recently notified that she is to be featured in the Eighth sec reta.ry , Ch risty Blazer ; treasurer, Katy · Sh ~mak er . Se nd checks with . rese rvations to Ruth Casto, corresponding. secretary, Box i25, Cheshire, 45620, phone 367- hold its final meeting of the year at the Bob Evans Hnd wi ll be invited to · par ticipate in the firm 's annua l "Survey of High t\ chicvcr s'' later in lhc academic yc~1 r . Upon gradu~1t i on in May, Jeanne tte plans to a t tend Philip Sousa Band Award , alternate to the All Ohio Youth Miss Smith SchooL Hcservationsat $5 ea~h sho'!!d be made by May 16. F:ntertammcn t wtll be _T~x Harrison and The Valley Boys. Tickets can be purchased at Scott's Grocery a nd Miz Martha's in Cheshire. Officers ar e president, Cha rles Leach; vice president, Bill Quick ie; recording awarded a lflU Sic.: sc h(J I CJr ~ hip Creek·Chapter of the Na tional 74. Shl' is a member of the Addi so n Unit ed Method ist Church and <.~ctivc i'n t·ommunity a<.: tiv ities. SorTie of Lhe honors J enn nc tlc ha s received arc the ,John PTA TO MEET GAI. I.I POI.IS The Washington Scllool PTA will Banquet scheduled an· ;m anlcd !hi s J ~< lll'lil' l1l' .I - >.•,•:-!•;o:·:·:.:::.;:::·:·:.::·:·:. v" • • .. .. Y.:•:•:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:···:·:::::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·::;.;.;.;.;;:.:·:·:·:·.·:·:·:·:::::::·:·:·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:::-;·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:-;.:·:·:·:·:·:·>:·:·:.:·;.:-:•.v:•:-:•»:o.v.-.-.-.-•••• •A-o, ,.,.,•,-.•,•,•,•,•,v.•,•.•, .•.-N.-.-..... •' • . :::: ................ ' .. .•.. . . . . .. . . .. . ~. . . .. ·. . -- ------ ----- ·" · · "·" "· w" '' · v-=:--A=·-·.w.·.·,·.w.·.··>·=·'-'·'-'<··~ I ' i : \\ .I \. . ' .' �' ' 10- TtJeSuooayTimes-Sentinel,Swulay, May State BPW has meeting GALLIPOLI S Mrs. Marian ne B. Campbell, past president of the Ohio Federation of Business and Profess ional Women 's Club and a member of the Gallipolis Club served as installing offi cer in Cleveland Saturday when Mrs. Pauline S. Riel, Morrow County, was elected , and installed as state president. Nearly 1,000 delegates, "-- members and guests par - ticipated in the weekend event which featured the annual busi ness meeting, election of J ,, I officers, workshops on a variety of subjecl' and the prese ntation of the year 's program : " Blueprint for Women - Ohio 's Image Refl ects Your Membership." National representative to the convention was Miss Jane -' Miss Debra Kay Gilland . ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gilland, Mason, W. Va., are a!Ulouncing the engagement of their daughter, Debra Kay, to Charles Wesley Roush, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roush, Mason. Both Miss Gilland and Roush are graduates of Wahama High SchooL She is presently employed in the business office at Pleasa nt VaHey HospitaL He is employed by Sturdi House Manufacturing Co., Point Pleasant. An August wedding is being planned . Mtss linch Atkinson BETROTHAL ANNOUNCED - Mrs. Edith Ebersbach, Vie!Ula, W. Va., announces the engagement of her only daughter, Linda Atkinson, to Tom L. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Miller, Cheshi re. The bride-<elect is a 1973 graduate of Meigs High School and attended Ohio State University. Miller is a 1972 graduate of Ohio State University where he received his B.S.M.E. degree. He is currently employed at the Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Cori>oralion at Ravenswood . The wedding will be an event of June 6 all :30 p.m. at the Wesley United Methodist Church, Vienna. . ' 1 · so~-1 Local members host ~ Calendadll Alpha Delta state MONDAY THE RIVERVIEW PTA meets at the school, 7:30p.m . Grandparents will be honored. Slides of the Holy Land wi11 be shown John RiebeL UNITED Methodist Women, Heath United Methodist Ch h M'ddl t 7·30 urc ' l epor ' . p.m. at the church . Mrs. Jividen M. L., French, Mrs~ James Mrs. Jane Gilkey, hostesses, with Mrs. Emerson Jones to have devotions and Mrs. R0 b B th ert umgarner, e program . POMEROY PTA 1 30 ' : p.m. Safety patrol trophies and recognition , program 'by the h d b d fifth and sixt gra e an . Devotions by the Rev. Thomas Weaver, Middleport Church of the Nazarene. First grade and 1 kinder gar ten hostesses. ' paren s, - GIRLS Athletic Boosters at Meigs High, 7 p.m. at the schooL stalled, Officers will be inPOMEROY Chamber of Commerce,noon,at Meigs Inn. RACINE ER squad meeting, with potluck dinner, 6:30p.m. Meeting to fo11ow at 7:30 p.m. REGULAR meeting, Ken Amsbary Chapter, lzaak Walton . League, Monday evening at club house. Cookout - lake your own steak. TUESDAY OPEN House meeting by Eastern High School Band Boosters at 7:30 p.m. in the new band roorn of tbe high schooL Refreshments. All Interested in lhe'band program of the district urged to attend. SPECIAL meeting, Southern Band Boosters, 7:30p.m. at the high school, Racine. LADIES Auxiliary, l£wis Mantey Post 26.1, 7 p.m., home of Mrs. Allen Hampton. MIDDLEPORT - Pomeroy AreaBranch,AAUW, 7:30p.m. Meigs High School Ubrary. Reports and planning for summer sessions. Jeanne Bowen to present program. X1 GAMMA Mu Cbapter, Bela Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 p.m., home of · Mrs. Judy Crooks. New officers to be lnslalled. WINDING Trail Garden Club, 1 p.m. wildflower tour of the Long Ho11ow area, followed by meeting at 6 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Aaron Kelton. Roll call, tree' leaves for Identification. Dolly Hayes to bave educational display on wildflowers. Mrs. Kelton to give program wild flowers . SAUSBURY PTA, 7;30 p.m. fifth and sixth graders to present the program. Refreshments. MEIGSChapterDAV 53,7:30 p.m. chapter home. Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. Refreshments. WEDNESDAY ~OMEN'S Christian Temperanee Union, Pomeroy United Methodist Church, 2 . p.m. MOTHER Daughter Banquet, First United ,Presbyterian Church . Middleport, with · Mrs.. Jack Coleman, thairwoman. Meat and beverage fuM1ished, ·.· . POMEROY_ Alpha Epsilon Wa verly and Alpha Kappa of Chapter of Alpha Dell<! Kappa Chtlhcothe. . sorority was hostess for the Members or Alpha . Epstlon receptions at the si<Ile ron- attendmg the conventiOn, \\·ere vention of Alpha Delta Kappa ,Mrs . Jean Alkire, Mt s. Etleen in Columbus, May 3 and 4. Buck, Mrs. Marlene Ftshet·, Other hostess chapters were M~s . Ftrn Ga~ l , Mrs, E~na Lambda of Columbus, Tau of Pnce, Mrs. Nonga Robetls, Mtss Helen Smtih and Mrs. NO MEETING MONDAY Lucille Swackhamer. PT. PLEASANT - . Mason Alpha Delta Kappa is the County Court will not meet international honorary sorority Monday but On May 20U1, L. w. for women educators and has Getty, Clerk of the Court said 41 chapters in Ohio. New star office rs were Sa turday. elected and installed. Special members take covered dish ; guest of the conventiim was 6:30p.m. at the church with Mrs . Pauline Gra ham, K11nsas ·reservations to be made before City, Mo., representing Grand Tuesday with Mrs. Dwight Chapter. Speaker at the lunWallace, 992-3880. cheon was Mrs. Paul Dilley , MIDDLEPORT Literary Columbus. who gave "With Women.of the World " showing Club, 2 p.m., home of Mrs. Emerson Jones, retiri ng the dress of women of many president. Mrs. Forest Bachtel countries around .the world. to review, "The Waltz Kings" The Grandview High School by Hans FanteL Roll call, swingers , Co I u m bu s , suggestions for next year's presented a musical program for the banquet. programs. ' • "They Overcame Hearing Loss" • POLLS STAY PT. PLEASANT - Polling places have been ann'ounced for next Tuesday's Primary Election as the same as those used in last fall 's special election, according to County Clerk L. W. Getty. !fours to be observed at the polls are from 6:30a .m. until 7:30p.m, thei r 25th wedding anniversary. The Walkers have moved into their newly purchased home on Headley St., Middleport, the former Norman Yeauger home . Sgt. Walker has retired from the U. S. Air Force after nearly 30 Booklet es pecia ll y prepa r ed to en courag e Ameri ca ns of all ages who s uff er from uncorre cted or un trea ted hear in g loss seek he I p. • to Well-known celebrities from il ll wa l ks of l i fe tel l their per sonal stories of tri umph in thei r fie ld s because they ove r ca m e th eir hea r ing impair ment. for your · 1\ 'I 1.. ) • a purple velve t gown with silver trim and both mothers had white ca rnation corsHges. The reception was held at the nome or the bride's parents. The red and white color scheme was car.ried out .in the Since 1859 WH(A£ fCOIIOM1 lN!IGiNAH S Everything Is Guaranteed To SatisfyOr ~oney Back WIENER WRAP 5 Wrap Around Buns That Bake While The Hot Dog Cooks Inside 592-6238 2 412-414 Second Ave. Mr,s. Keith G. Aeiker, Sr ., Uncoln Hill, Pomeroy; exchanged wedding vows in a double ring ceremony at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 16 at the Zion Church of Christ Rutland . The Rev. Rick Morrison officiated. Baskets of white gladioli and red roses used with the wedding candles were featured in the church decorations. Mrs . Gladys Foley , organist, presented nuptial music includi ng " Because, " theme . . PHONE: pkgs. Gallipolis, Ohio 49~ from " Love Story, " " I Love You Truly," " Midsummer Night's Dream, " ''0, Piomise Me" and no Perfect Love." table deco rati ons wtth a weddin g .table cloth and a candelabra centerpiece . The three-tiered weddin g cake also carried out the color scheme and was topped with the traditional miniature bnde and groom. Mrs . Janine Marlin registered the guests. Serving a t the tabl e were ·Mrs. Alberta Wagner, Mrs. Nancy Aeiker, and Mrs. Debbie Hawley , all of Pomeroy. The · couple resides at II Fisher St., Pomeroy . The bride is a 1972 gradua te of Meigs High School and is employed with Welfare Finance Corp., Point Pleasant . Aeiker attended Middleport High School prior to serving in the U. S. Army with a tour of duty in Vietnam. He is employed with Central Operating Co. , New Haven. Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife and fam ily, Blacklick ; Mrs. Darlene Bing, Gallipolis; Mrs. Brenda Arms and daughter, Lisa , New Carlisle; Mr. and Mrs. David Martin, East Bank, W. Va . ·, Mrs. Chester Pyatt, Mason,. W. Va . ·, and Leo Hill , .Racine. ' 0 ' • ·' •• •• I I. "program;' you ure'. .. ••• ••• ••• ... ' • •' I LEMONS m rour etc . •• •• • l' •· Coolt ond.dohumidifift your heme with"-· lric air condit5onint. ., (A~ailoWo I~ 2, ~~ , 3, 3~, 4 ·~ 5 ten ti,a•l Foreman~ & A~bott .I •• ' ,. ' I· J ' ·Middleport, 0. ' I \:' .. ·, R FREE 64 OZ. PITCHER WITH A DOZEN Sinn your sp~• contumint furnoco It rt• mo'f'td. Utt thK tpaco fDt recreotion, tiOfCN~• • Cools! 0 TURNIP GREENS Gives you more room in your botomont : • • Spa(e! ~ ~ F OR ~ ~ II Saves , 303 CANS MUSTARD Save- up to' 17•. on your got bill. No pilot li~hl lo watlo · gat. _It ig,f'!itn with a tparll . plug. Providtl jnstanlgat hoot . Money! a lovely new fig- •" l I. f~r It is oultide . No flame .. . no fumH homo . Save .those pretty new swimsuits! Let us ~ 1 1 -- now's the time to get in shape for • "••' •• •• • I Sofe! 32 oz. BOITLE BUnERFIELD If,,,-_ Summer's just around the corner ... 0 R • MOUTHWASH & GARGLE Before you buy . . . . . see the amazing new ,4,.11!"" . · Electric/Gas Heating Coohng umt with the exclusive HMT* Heat Exchanger ' , BOXES NEW I.D. ANTISEPTIC ORANGE LEMONADE PUNCH ·Come in and look around- no obligation. · ••• I Please send rlle a free copy of "Helpful Telt:phone Tips:· J· I. ·I L------- ALL · FLAVORS TIP TOP DRINK $10,00 a month for 4 mo, program , W~l also offer a . diet program - no extra charge. 0 ......., CHOICE MORSElS UIRGE LIBERTY THEATRE BUILDING I Zip SON BORN PoMEROY _ Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Reynolds, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, announce the birth of their third son, Jason Todd, April 22 at Holzer Medical Center weighing 6 lbs. , 12 oz. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs . Walter A. Wilson, Pomeroy., and Mr. and Mrs. William R. Reynolds, Middleport. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs . Harold King, . . Cl k Pomeroy; Mrs. Mmrue ar ' Middleport, and John Long, Hensley , W. Va. Jason 's brothers are Eric Arthur, age 4, and Ronald Franklin Jr., age 2'h . Their mother is the former Kathy Wilson. check for $15 and a certifica te from the Ohio Federati~n of Business and Professtonal Women 's Clubs in recognition of achieving second place _m the state m the WRAP spectal incentive awards program . These had been mailed earlier to Mrs. John Werner, unmediate past president of the local club. · Mrs. Martin attended the traffic semlfUir Thursday m , Athens ~here Fred Zierow, acting director of the OhiO Department of Safety, w~s the speaker. He noted that m the past year 2,385 people ,have been killed on Ohio highways. 'He compa red this ·to the disaster in Xenia where only 40 were killed and the concern for that incident, and the tack of concern about highway safety where many times that number are killed each month. He talked on the need for stronger law enforcement, gave figures on the reduction in highway accidents since the speedlimitswerechanged, and cautioned about the inex1 perience of many motorcyc e h' h riders on today's tg ways. Fifty percent of all fatalities involve alcohol; he said, and asked for heavier penalties for drivers who drink. The program included films on seatbelt safety and workshops on alcohol and the counter measures by Lois Boyer; organizing, operating and programming local safety councils by Dick Barbree, chief of field operations; safety town by Dorothy Chlad, and courtapproved alcoholic rehabilitation programs by Lynn Porter. Mrs. Martin attended the latter program which proposed that a DWI school be established for Ohio's 900,000 problem drinkers. MIDDLEPORT,..O~ r-r;;~(;hi::-iicl! I Name I Street j Ci~ M 1 D D L E p o ·R T _ Recognition for "unusual and commendable effort and services in support or the highway. safety effort" was given the Middleport Business and Professional Women's Club at the Thursday Governor's Conference on Traffic Center held at Baker Center, Athens. A framed certificate signed by Gov . John J . Gilligan and Safety Department officials was presented to Mrs. Mary Martin as chairwoman of the WRAP (Women's Responsibility for Accident Prevenlion ) for the Middleport BPW rnub Th~ club also received a NORTH SECOND AVENUE ••• I1 . LB. j SLIM 'N TRIM EXERCISE CLUB , @Ohio Bell _____________l . I MEIGS ,. Room 1138 100 Erieview Plaza Cievel!':'_d, Ohio 44114 . Gallipolis, 0 .; Dennis Thevenin, Henderson ; Lindsey Ferguson, New Haven; Luther Price , Apple Gr ove; Emmanuel Cotlas, e olumbus, S. C.; Ric hard Lee Nibert, Gallipolis Ferry; Beatrice Blessing, Hartford ; Elias Hatfield, Rio Grande; Basil Scarberry, Apple Grove ; Angela Brown, Gallipolis, 0., and John Light, Mason . Money-saving tips. Tips to help you get the most from our phone service. In fact, it's one of the most complete guides in the country. Because we want to give you ·the best service in the country. Just send in the coupon below for your free booklet. And if you have a phone problem, all we ask is that you pick up the phone and call us before you put us down. ( RECOGNITION - Awarda presented to the Middleport Business and Professiooat Women's Club are displayed here by Mrs. Mary Martin, left, who holds the scrapbook for WRAP (Wom'en's Responsibility for Accident Prevention ) and a $15 check from the Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, and Mrs. John Werner, hOlding , the framed certificate from Gov. John J. Gilligan. BP wgets awa..-yd.s Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore an a-line gown of white velvet fashioned with an empire waist, round neckline, full length sleeves of lace with white velvet cuffs and an overlay of lace on the bodice. The irail of lace was detachable. Tfie bride 's shoulder length veil or illusion fell from a headband or satin and lace with pearls and sequins. She carried a white Bible topped with a . red rosebud corsage. Her only jewelry was a pearl necklace . PLEASANT VALLEY Mrs. Shirley Gibbs, New DISCHARGES : Mr s. Haven, W. Va., was the matron of honor for her sister, and the Gar land Bostic , Gallipolis bridesmaids were Mrs. Ferry ; Lottie Roach , Point Patricia Michael, Pomeroy, Pleasant; Mrs. Ora Durham, also a siste r of the bride, and Jackson, 0 .; James Hawley, '• ••• •• • I I Mrs. Jordan was in an orange pol:. es i.t: l' gown with white accessories. Mrs. Aeiker wore Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine Aeiker WilliamS. Diles Diles Hearing Aid Genter R1verside Professional Bldg. 444 W. Union St. Athens ''• (,\ ,,.._.z.....;,.;;1 , years service. ~. . Aeiker. Jr ., Pomeroy, and John rranklin Aeiker, Sr., Middleport. Master Mike Whitlatrh , Pomeroy , nephews of the groom , was the ringbea rer . For her daughter 's wedding, Foundation , the Retirement Uving Centers and WRAP, the Ohio BPW defensive driving program were open to the public during the convention. Other delegates attending from the Gallipolis Club were Mrs. Lucy Earwood, presidentelect, Mrs . Velma Henry, Mrs. Wavalene SI<Ige and Mrs. Joan Wood. FREE COPY ; tl the ushers were Keith Gordon Women 's Come in ... Wt ite .. , or Phone CHUNK STYLE bride, served as best man , and POMEROY - Miss Cindy Rayne Jordan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jordan, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, ·and Lorraine Patro Aeiker, son of Mr. and 12 ::=0 basket of rosebuds. Randall Lee Gibbs, Mason, W. Va ., brother-in-law of the Vows exchanged SUCCESS STORIES · Free tin ted red pompons with red streamers. The flowe r girl wore gown of white polyester with a bow in her hair. She ca rrit.·U ~ white in Mothers come in all sizes and colors. But they all have one great thing in common - an unlimited supply of love. Mom's the smile of reassurance the shoulder to cry on. She's the pat on the back . . . the best friend a person could have. She's so much to so many and she's yours. Wow her on her special day and .all year through with little kindnesses and praise. CHUCK WAGON Each carried a bouquet of Chicago in July. Display s highlighting current Ohio BPW projects in th e fi elds of Legislation , Nationa l Business 'and Professional SUGARDALE bridesmaid s w0rl' idt>ntic~d gowns of red pulyt·slt.·r with shorl sleeves. empire wctists, .. andwllite ties ::ttthe waist, with white elbow· leng th gloves. luncheon Saturday afternoon. Miss Consl<!nce Sue We11s , an employee of the Commercial & Savings Bank, of the Gallipolis Club represented District 15 in th e Young Ca re~r Woman Contest. Miss Linda M. Poppenhouse, Akron, was selected to represen t Ohio at the Convention Whillall'h: Pomeroy , niecr ur !lt(' bride.. wa s the flow er girl , The ma trmr of honor and thf' presentation at the awards Niition al Ke i1h .a Punwruy, sister nf lilt' ~.:n •1 r m . Mi ss ·Taanm y .C:tPl- harl , Culbreth of L£eds, Ala ., second vice president of the National Federati on of BPW Cl ubs . Miss Culbr eth gave her formal Happy Mother's Day Call on us if you ever have a problem~ · The numbers for our Service Representatives, Repair Service and Operators are on page 1 of your.phone book. These people can solve any problem Well almost any problem If you have a special problem that one of these people can't solve, . ask for one of their ·Supervisors. You see, ~the goal of each one of us at Ohio · Bell is to help make sure that you're getting the best phone service possible. · vVe even gathered together all the helpful telephone tips we could find and put them into a booklet called Helpful Telephone Tips. Time-saving tips. . 1;• ;\ '' Gatlia County Fairgrounds Saturday and Sunday, May 11 and 12. New residents honored MIDDLEPORT - SM-Sgt. and Mrs. M.S. Walker, she the former ·Dorothy Jean Scott, who have moved to Middleport from Las Vegas, Nev., were honored May 5 with a house warm ing at their home by relatives and friends who also helped the couple celebrate • ENGAGEMENT ANNOUN(;JID -The engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Karen L. Grueser, Belpre, and Dana E. Haines, Portland, is announced. The bride-elect is the daughter of Norman Grueser, Minersville, and the tat e Coralee Grueser. Her fian ce is the son of Mrs. Anna Haines, Columbus. The bride is a 1967 graduate or Southern High School, Racine, and a 1969 graduate of the Camden Clark ·School of Radiologic Technology, Parkersburg, W. Va. She is employed as a regisiered technologist at the Camden Clark Memorial Hospital, Parkersburg, W. Va. Haines is a 1966 graduate of Southern High School and graduated in 1972 from the New York Technical Institute, Columbus. He served four years in the U. S. Alr Force ranking staff sergeant upon discharge. He is Cl!frently employed with Ben-Tom Corp. The open church wedding will be an event of 2 p.m. June 2 at the Syracuse Nazarene Church . A reception will be held at the Holiday Inn, Gallipolis. Cub pack 204 has session GALLIPOLIS - Cub Scout Pac k No. 204 recently enjoyed a Saturday afternoon of bowling. The boys each bowled two ga mes. Since this activity took the place or the regular monthly pack meet, Webelo leader Gary Steele presented Jerry Eutsler with his cap and scarf now that he has reached the age of 10. Boys were reminded to get their books up to dale before the final pack meeting and were reminded that Scout-aRama would be held at the VISIT FAMILY POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kelton were in McConnelsville Thursday night to visit the family of the late Bruce Lloyd. Mrs. I ' ,- ·- ... DOZEN 11 ~ 6 oz. CAN i l ' ~ �' ' 10- TtJeSuooayTimes-Sentinel,Swulay, May State BPW has meeting GALLIPOLI S Mrs. Marian ne B. Campbell, past president of the Ohio Federation of Business and Profess ional Women 's Club and a member of the Gallipolis Club served as installing offi cer in Cleveland Saturday when Mrs. Pauline S. Riel, Morrow County, was elected , and installed as state president. Nearly 1,000 delegates, "-- members and guests par - ticipated in the weekend event which featured the annual busi ness meeting, election of J ,, I officers, workshops on a variety of subjecl' and the prese ntation of the year 's program : " Blueprint for Women - Ohio 's Image Refl ects Your Membership." National representative to the convention was Miss Jane -' Miss Debra Kay Gilland . ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gilland, Mason, W. Va., are a!Ulouncing the engagement of their daughter, Debra Kay, to Charles Wesley Roush, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roush, Mason. Both Miss Gilland and Roush are graduates of Wahama High SchooL She is presently employed in the business office at Pleasa nt VaHey HospitaL He is employed by Sturdi House Manufacturing Co., Point Pleasant. An August wedding is being planned . Mtss linch Atkinson BETROTHAL ANNOUNCED - Mrs. Edith Ebersbach, Vie!Ula, W. Va., announces the engagement of her only daughter, Linda Atkinson, to Tom L. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Miller, Cheshi re. The bride-<elect is a 1973 graduate of Meigs High School and attended Ohio State University. Miller is a 1972 graduate of Ohio State University where he received his B.S.M.E. degree. He is currently employed at the Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Cori>oralion at Ravenswood . The wedding will be an event of June 6 all :30 p.m. at the Wesley United Methodist Church, Vienna. . ' 1 · so~-1 Local members host ~ Calendadll Alpha Delta state MONDAY THE RIVERVIEW PTA meets at the school, 7:30p.m . Grandparents will be honored. Slides of the Holy Land wi11 be shown John RiebeL UNITED Methodist Women, Heath United Methodist Ch h M'ddl t 7·30 urc ' l epor ' . p.m. at the church . Mrs. Jividen M. L., French, Mrs~ James Mrs. Jane Gilkey, hostesses, with Mrs. Emerson Jones to have devotions and Mrs. R0 b B th ert umgarner, e program . POMEROY PTA 1 30 ' : p.m. Safety patrol trophies and recognition , program 'by the h d b d fifth and sixt gra e an . Devotions by the Rev. Thomas Weaver, Middleport Church of the Nazarene. First grade and 1 kinder gar ten hostesses. ' paren s, - GIRLS Athletic Boosters at Meigs High, 7 p.m. at the schooL stalled, Officers will be inPOMEROY Chamber of Commerce,noon,at Meigs Inn. RACINE ER squad meeting, with potluck dinner, 6:30p.m. Meeting to fo11ow at 7:30 p.m. REGULAR meeting, Ken Amsbary Chapter, lzaak Walton . League, Monday evening at club house. Cookout - lake your own steak. TUESDAY OPEN House meeting by Eastern High School Band Boosters at 7:30 p.m. in the new band roorn of tbe high schooL Refreshments. All Interested in lhe'band program of the district urged to attend. SPECIAL meeting, Southern Band Boosters, 7:30p.m. at the high school, Racine. LADIES Auxiliary, l£wis Mantey Post 26.1, 7 p.m., home of Mrs. Allen Hampton. MIDDLEPORT - Pomeroy AreaBranch,AAUW, 7:30p.m. Meigs High School Ubrary. Reports and planning for summer sessions. Jeanne Bowen to present program. X1 GAMMA Mu Cbapter, Bela Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 p.m., home of · Mrs. Judy Crooks. New officers to be lnslalled. WINDING Trail Garden Club, 1 p.m. wildflower tour of the Long Ho11ow area, followed by meeting at 6 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Aaron Kelton. Roll call, tree' leaves for Identification. Dolly Hayes to bave educational display on wildflowers. Mrs. Kelton to give program wild flowers . SAUSBURY PTA, 7;30 p.m. fifth and sixth graders to present the program. Refreshments. MEIGSChapterDAV 53,7:30 p.m. chapter home. Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. Refreshments. WEDNESDAY ~OMEN'S Christian Temperanee Union, Pomeroy United Methodist Church, 2 . p.m. MOTHER Daughter Banquet, First United ,Presbyterian Church . Middleport, with · Mrs.. Jack Coleman, thairwoman. Meat and beverage fuM1ished, ·.· . POMEROY_ Alpha Epsilon Wa verly and Alpha Kappa of Chapter of Alpha Dell<! Kappa Chtlhcothe. . sorority was hostess for the Members or Alpha . Epstlon receptions at the si<Ile ron- attendmg the conventiOn, \\·ere vention of Alpha Delta Kappa ,Mrs . Jean Alkire, Mt s. Etleen in Columbus, May 3 and 4. Buck, Mrs. Marlene Ftshet·, Other hostess chapters were M~s . Ftrn Ga~ l , Mrs, E~na Lambda of Columbus, Tau of Pnce, Mrs. Nonga Robetls, Mtss Helen Smtih and Mrs. NO MEETING MONDAY Lucille Swackhamer. PT. PLEASANT - . Mason Alpha Delta Kappa is the County Court will not meet international honorary sorority Monday but On May 20U1, L. w. for women educators and has Getty, Clerk of the Court said 41 chapters in Ohio. New star office rs were Sa turday. elected and installed. Special members take covered dish ; guest of the conventiim was 6:30p.m. at the church with Mrs . Pauline Gra ham, K11nsas ·reservations to be made before City, Mo., representing Grand Tuesday with Mrs. Dwight Chapter. Speaker at the lunWallace, 992-3880. cheon was Mrs. Paul Dilley , MIDDLEPORT Literary Columbus. who gave "With Women.of the World " showing Club, 2 p.m., home of Mrs. Emerson Jones, retiri ng the dress of women of many president. Mrs. Forest Bachtel countries around .the world. to review, "The Waltz Kings" The Grandview High School by Hans FanteL Roll call, swingers , Co I u m bu s , suggestions for next year's presented a musical program for the banquet. programs. ' • "They Overcame Hearing Loss" • POLLS STAY PT. PLEASANT - Polling places have been ann'ounced for next Tuesday's Primary Election as the same as those used in last fall 's special election, according to County Clerk L. W. Getty. !fours to be observed at the polls are from 6:30a .m. until 7:30p.m, thei r 25th wedding anniversary. The Walkers have moved into their newly purchased home on Headley St., Middleport, the former Norman Yeauger home . Sgt. Walker has retired from the U. S. Air Force after nearly 30 Booklet es pecia ll y prepa r ed to en courag e Ameri ca ns of all ages who s uff er from uncorre cted or un trea ted hear in g loss seek he I p. • to Well-known celebrities from il ll wa l ks of l i fe tel l their per sonal stories of tri umph in thei r fie ld s because they ove r ca m e th eir hea r ing impair ment. for your · 1\ 'I 1.. ) • a purple velve t gown with silver trim and both mothers had white ca rnation corsHges. The reception was held at the nome or the bride's parents. The red and white color scheme was car.ried out .in the Since 1859 WH(A£ fCOIIOM1 lN!IGiNAH S Everything Is Guaranteed To SatisfyOr ~oney Back WIENER WRAP 5 Wrap Around Buns That Bake While The Hot Dog Cooks Inside 592-6238 2 412-414 Second Ave. Mr,s. Keith G. Aeiker, Sr ., Uncoln Hill, Pomeroy; exchanged wedding vows in a double ring ceremony at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 16 at the Zion Church of Christ Rutland . The Rev. Rick Morrison officiated. Baskets of white gladioli and red roses used with the wedding candles were featured in the church decorations. Mrs . Gladys Foley , organist, presented nuptial music includi ng " Because, " theme . . PHONE: pkgs. Gallipolis, Ohio 49~ from " Love Story, " " I Love You Truly," " Midsummer Night's Dream, " ''0, Piomise Me" and no Perfect Love." table deco rati ons wtth a weddin g .table cloth and a candelabra centerpiece . The three-tiered weddin g cake also carried out the color scheme and was topped with the traditional miniature bnde and groom. Mrs . Janine Marlin registered the guests. Serving a t the tabl e were ·Mrs. Alberta Wagner, Mrs. Nancy Aeiker, and Mrs. Debbie Hawley , all of Pomeroy. The · couple resides at II Fisher St., Pomeroy . The bride is a 1972 gradua te of Meigs High School and is employed with Welfare Finance Corp., Point Pleasant . Aeiker attended Middleport High School prior to serving in the U. S. Army with a tour of duty in Vietnam. He is employed with Central Operating Co. , New Haven. Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife and fam ily, Blacklick ; Mrs. Darlene Bing, Gallipolis; Mrs. Brenda Arms and daughter, Lisa , New Carlisle; Mr. and Mrs. David Martin, East Bank, W. Va . ·, Mrs. Chester Pyatt, Mason,. W. Va . ·, and Leo Hill , .Racine. ' 0 ' • ·' •• •• I I. "program;' you ure'. .. ••• ••• ••• ... ' • •' I LEMONS m rour etc . •• •• • l' •· Coolt ond.dohumidifift your heme with"-· lric air condit5onint. ., (A~ailoWo I~ 2, ~~ , 3, 3~, 4 ·~ 5 ten ti,a•l Foreman~ & A~bott .I •• ' ,. ' I· J ' ·Middleport, 0. ' I \:' .. ·, R FREE 64 OZ. PITCHER WITH A DOZEN Sinn your sp~• contumint furnoco It rt• mo'f'td. Utt thK tpaco fDt recreotion, tiOfCN~• • Cools! 0 TURNIP GREENS Gives you more room in your botomont : • • Spa(e! ~ ~ F OR ~ ~ II Saves , 303 CANS MUSTARD Save- up to' 17•. on your got bill. No pilot li~hl lo watlo · gat. _It ig,f'!itn with a tparll . plug. Providtl jnstanlgat hoot . Money! a lovely new fig- •" l I. f~r It is oultide . No flame .. . no fumH homo . Save .those pretty new swimsuits! Let us ~ 1 1 -- now's the time to get in shape for • "••' •• •• • I Sofe! 32 oz. BOITLE BUnERFIELD If,,,-_ Summer's just around the corner ... 0 R • MOUTHWASH & GARGLE Before you buy . . . . . see the amazing new ,4,.11!"" . · Electric/Gas Heating Coohng umt with the exclusive HMT* Heat Exchanger ' , BOXES NEW I.D. ANTISEPTIC ORANGE LEMONADE PUNCH ·Come in and look around- no obligation. · ••• I Please send rlle a free copy of "Helpful Telt:phone Tips:· J· I. ·I L------- ALL · FLAVORS TIP TOP DRINK $10,00 a month for 4 mo, program , W~l also offer a . diet program - no extra charge. 0 ......., CHOICE MORSElS UIRGE LIBERTY THEATRE BUILDING I Zip SON BORN PoMEROY _ Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Reynolds, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, announce the birth of their third son, Jason Todd, April 22 at Holzer Medical Center weighing 6 lbs. , 12 oz. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs . Walter A. Wilson, Pomeroy., and Mr. and Mrs. William R. Reynolds, Middleport. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs . Harold King, . . Cl k Pomeroy; Mrs. Mmrue ar ' Middleport, and John Long, Hensley , W. Va. Jason 's brothers are Eric Arthur, age 4, and Ronald Franklin Jr., age 2'h . Their mother is the former Kathy Wilson. check for $15 and a certifica te from the Ohio Federati~n of Business and Professtonal Women 's Clubs in recognition of achieving second place _m the state m the WRAP spectal incentive awards program . These had been mailed earlier to Mrs. John Werner, unmediate past president of the local club. · Mrs. Martin attended the traffic semlfUir Thursday m , Athens ~here Fred Zierow, acting director of the OhiO Department of Safety, w~s the speaker. He noted that m the past year 2,385 people ,have been killed on Ohio highways. 'He compa red this ·to the disaster in Xenia where only 40 were killed and the concern for that incident, and the tack of concern about highway safety where many times that number are killed each month. He talked on the need for stronger law enforcement, gave figures on the reduction in highway accidents since the speedlimitswerechanged, and cautioned about the inex1 perience of many motorcyc e h' h riders on today's tg ways. Fifty percent of all fatalities involve alcohol; he said, and asked for heavier penalties for drivers who drink. The program included films on seatbelt safety and workshops on alcohol and the counter measures by Lois Boyer; organizing, operating and programming local safety councils by Dick Barbree, chief of field operations; safety town by Dorothy Chlad, and courtapproved alcoholic rehabilitation programs by Lynn Porter. Mrs. Martin attended the latter program which proposed that a DWI school be established for Ohio's 900,000 problem drinkers. MIDDLEPORT,..O~ r-r;;~(;hi::-iicl! I Name I Street j Ci~ M 1 D D L E p o ·R T _ Recognition for "unusual and commendable effort and services in support or the highway. safety effort" was given the Middleport Business and Professional Women's Club at the Thursday Governor's Conference on Traffic Center held at Baker Center, Athens. A framed certificate signed by Gov . John J . Gilligan and Safety Department officials was presented to Mrs. Mary Martin as chairwoman of the WRAP (Women's Responsibility for Accident Prevenlion ) for the Middleport BPW rnub Th~ club also received a NORTH SECOND AVENUE ••• I1 . LB. j SLIM 'N TRIM EXERCISE CLUB , @Ohio Bell _____________l . I MEIGS ,. Room 1138 100 Erieview Plaza Cievel!':'_d, Ohio 44114 . Gallipolis, 0 .; Dennis Thevenin, Henderson ; Lindsey Ferguson, New Haven; Luther Price , Apple Gr ove; Emmanuel Cotlas, e olumbus, S. C.; Ric hard Lee Nibert, Gallipolis Ferry; Beatrice Blessing, Hartford ; Elias Hatfield, Rio Grande; Basil Scarberry, Apple Grove ; Angela Brown, Gallipolis, 0., and John Light, Mason . Money-saving tips. Tips to help you get the most from our phone service. In fact, it's one of the most complete guides in the country. Because we want to give you ·the best service in the country. Just send in the coupon below for your free booklet. And if you have a phone problem, all we ask is that you pick up the phone and call us before you put us down. ( RECOGNITION - Awarda presented to the Middleport Business and Professiooat Women's Club are displayed here by Mrs. Mary Martin, left, who holds the scrapbook for WRAP (Wom'en's Responsibility for Accident Prevention ) and a $15 check from the Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, and Mrs. John Werner, hOlding , the framed certificate from Gov. John J. Gilligan. BP wgets awa..-yd.s Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore an a-line gown of white velvet fashioned with an empire waist, round neckline, full length sleeves of lace with white velvet cuffs and an overlay of lace on the bodice. The irail of lace was detachable. Tfie bride 's shoulder length veil or illusion fell from a headband or satin and lace with pearls and sequins. She carried a white Bible topped with a . red rosebud corsage. Her only jewelry was a pearl necklace . PLEASANT VALLEY Mrs. Shirley Gibbs, New DISCHARGES : Mr s. Haven, W. Va., was the matron of honor for her sister, and the Gar land Bostic , Gallipolis bridesmaids were Mrs. Ferry ; Lottie Roach , Point Patricia Michael, Pomeroy, Pleasant; Mrs. Ora Durham, also a siste r of the bride, and Jackson, 0 .; James Hawley, '• ••• •• • I I Mrs. Jordan was in an orange pol:. es i.t: l' gown with white accessories. Mrs. Aeiker wore Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine Aeiker WilliamS. Diles Diles Hearing Aid Genter R1verside Professional Bldg. 444 W. Union St. Athens ''• (,\ ,,.._.z.....;,.;;1 , years service. ~. . Aeiker. Jr ., Pomeroy, and John rranklin Aeiker, Sr., Middleport. Master Mike Whitlatrh , Pomeroy , nephews of the groom , was the ringbea rer . For her daughter 's wedding, Foundation , the Retirement Uving Centers and WRAP, the Ohio BPW defensive driving program were open to the public during the convention. Other delegates attending from the Gallipolis Club were Mrs. Lucy Earwood, presidentelect, Mrs . Velma Henry, Mrs. Wavalene SI<Ige and Mrs. Joan Wood. FREE COPY ; tl the ushers were Keith Gordon Women 's Come in ... Wt ite .. , or Phone CHUNK STYLE bride, served as best man , and POMEROY - Miss Cindy Rayne Jordan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jordan, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, ·and Lorraine Patro Aeiker, son of Mr. and 12 ::=0 basket of rosebuds. Randall Lee Gibbs, Mason, W. Va ., brother-in-law of the Vows exchanged SUCCESS STORIES · Free tin ted red pompons with red streamers. The flowe r girl wore gown of white polyester with a bow in her hair. She ca rrit.·U ~ white in Mothers come in all sizes and colors. But they all have one great thing in common - an unlimited supply of love. Mom's the smile of reassurance the shoulder to cry on. She's the pat on the back . . . the best friend a person could have. She's so much to so many and she's yours. Wow her on her special day and .all year through with little kindnesses and praise. CHUCK WAGON Each carried a bouquet of Chicago in July. Display s highlighting current Ohio BPW projects in th e fi elds of Legislation , Nationa l Business 'and Professional SUGARDALE bridesmaid s w0rl' idt>ntic~d gowns of red pulyt·slt.·r with shorl sleeves. empire wctists, .. andwllite ties ::ttthe waist, with white elbow· leng th gloves. luncheon Saturday afternoon. Miss Consl<!nce Sue We11s , an employee of the Commercial & Savings Bank, of the Gallipolis Club represented District 15 in th e Young Ca re~r Woman Contest. Miss Linda M. Poppenhouse, Akron, was selected to represen t Ohio at the Convention Whillall'h: Pomeroy , niecr ur !lt(' bride.. wa s the flow er girl , The ma trmr of honor and thf' presentation at the awards Niition al Ke i1h .a Punwruy, sister nf lilt' ~.:n •1 r m . Mi ss ·Taanm y .C:tPl- harl , Culbreth of L£eds, Ala ., second vice president of the National Federati on of BPW Cl ubs . Miss Culbr eth gave her formal Happy Mother's Day Call on us if you ever have a problem~ · The numbers for our Service Representatives, Repair Service and Operators are on page 1 of your.phone book. These people can solve any problem Well almost any problem If you have a special problem that one of these people can't solve, . ask for one of their ·Supervisors. You see, ~the goal of each one of us at Ohio · Bell is to help make sure that you're getting the best phone service possible. · vVe even gathered together all the helpful telephone tips we could find and put them into a booklet called Helpful Telephone Tips. Time-saving tips. . 1;• ;\ '' Gatlia County Fairgrounds Saturday and Sunday, May 11 and 12. New residents honored MIDDLEPORT - SM-Sgt. and Mrs. M.S. Walker, she the former ·Dorothy Jean Scott, who have moved to Middleport from Las Vegas, Nev., were honored May 5 with a house warm ing at their home by relatives and friends who also helped the couple celebrate • ENGAGEMENT ANNOUN(;JID -The engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Karen L. Grueser, Belpre, and Dana E. Haines, Portland, is announced. The bride-elect is the daughter of Norman Grueser, Minersville, and the tat e Coralee Grueser. Her fian ce is the son of Mrs. Anna Haines, Columbus. The bride is a 1967 graduate or Southern High School, Racine, and a 1969 graduate of the Camden Clark ·School of Radiologic Technology, Parkersburg, W. Va. She is employed as a regisiered technologist at the Camden Clark Memorial Hospital, Parkersburg, W. Va. Haines is a 1966 graduate of Southern High School and graduated in 1972 from the New York Technical Institute, Columbus. He served four years in the U. S. Alr Force ranking staff sergeant upon discharge. He is Cl!frently employed with Ben-Tom Corp. The open church wedding will be an event of 2 p.m. June 2 at the Syracuse Nazarene Church . A reception will be held at the Holiday Inn, Gallipolis. Cub pack 204 has session GALLIPOLIS - Cub Scout Pac k No. 204 recently enjoyed a Saturday afternoon of bowling. The boys each bowled two ga mes. Since this activity took the place or the regular monthly pack meet, Webelo leader Gary Steele presented Jerry Eutsler with his cap and scarf now that he has reached the age of 10. Boys were reminded to get their books up to dale before the final pack meeting and were reminded that Scout-aRama would be held at the VISIT FAMILY POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kelton were in McConnelsville Thursday night to visit the family of the late Bruce Lloyd. Mrs. I ' ,- ·- ... DOZEN 11 ~ 6 oz. CAN i l ' ~ �·• .\ • I I I \ • 12 - The Sunday Times- Sentinel. Sunday. May 12, 1974 Family rallies r::::w.~::::~::::::::::!=:;::::::::::;;;:;:;::::::=:=:==========:=====:============·:========·=·=====·=·=,===·:·=·:.::,:!::====~~====::;:==~=; ~. » ,.: i: . Generation Rap . :· 1Cun lin11 cd from pag'~ 1) . st<Jy m ufrice unless and un til lie i!:l im· ~ 8 y H t' Ien ·an d Sut> ' . 8 olle I ..::'..; pt•ad,ccl . :'\ixon wiJ.s !ol:Ud In haVl' · uutlin~·r! !Jls pusition to the family Friday rugll t durmg a cruist. > on tlw Potom:.te Kivt!r aOoard the No One Wins In a Family Feud Rap : My parents forbade my sister, wh·) was 17, to see her boyfriend. It was for no good reason : he'' not a junkie or a wino, but a great guy who works hard and goes to church. , So when my sister turned 18, they got married, bUt my folks have never forgiven her, though Sis has forgiven THEM. They lost one daughter, and now they're about to lose another - me ' The won 't let me see my sister or her husband at all . Just because THEY won 't speak. they expect rne to pretend I don 't have a sister or brother-in-law. So I lie, telling the folks I have to stay after school or for a club meeting, so I can visit Si,..nd Bo. Why can't parents admit they were wrong and accept thetr children's choices' - 'FRUSTRATED • prf'sidential yacht. Sequioa . ·'He scticl he would take thi ~ ton. sti tutionall y down the wire." Julie told r~por ter .s in r ecall in g her father' s re1narks . "He said would go to the Senate and he said if there were one senator that believed in him , that 's the way it would be .. . he believes it is a constitutional process, he believes that this is best way to handle the si tuation." The Eisenhowers acknow'Iedged that Nixon was "disturbed" after seeing some Republicans in Cong ress and some leading newspapers call for his resignation. At the same time, they said he was convinced that the edited transcripts of his key Dear Frustrated: We wish we could answer your question, but we can only say to such parents: Is "being right" worth all the loneliness you'll have when your children stop trying to reach you '? - HELEN AND SUE IW: •tt·r:.:c •tl· f..'U fi Vl'rs:lti(,ns with tJis aides al ..th~· Wl lit(• ~h~use would prOVl' his. own innot·enc<· and tha t he wa:; ·'nmrc ddcrmirwd than ~~ver" to cOmplete his term . Hu t the Eisenhuwers' neWs conference ra rnl' on the heels of simi liar el~ ims by rrt·sidvnp<J! aides and s ug~este d that the Whitt! House wa ~ seriously <.·onccrned · Empty lwww t•nlcrcd POMI•:HoY Alex Wheeler, Apple Grove. reported to ttJc Meigs County Sheriff's Dept .. thal an un occ upi ed house h}ul IJ!'cn entered wtthin the lust month lw lunging to Glen Wolfe, Ww.;hington, D. C. Hasps h~td been removed frnm a door to ablmt the potential momentum of wha-t ga in entrcmce. WL'rc descibed as "false rumors" that It is undetermined ttt this time if Nixon might be about to bow to pressure anything h.ad ·bee n ta ken . Investigating ~ ror his resignation. officers indit'at"ed they be li eved juveniles The trip also was Nixon's first visit to a may I.Je tnvolved. · Hospital this week was Donald COVERT DISMISSED POMEROY - Dismissed Covert not Donald Counts as from Vetera ns Memorial was reported . . THE KIDDIE SHOPPE 175 N. 2ND. AT OUR +++ university campus since last November 17, when he traveled to Mercer Univer.sity in Mac·on , Ga . and ran into substanti HI NIXON SIGNS AEC lliLL WASHINGTON IUP! ) - President Nixo n s~t urtlo y signed a bill appropriati ng INTRODU<:F: BILL $:!.6 billion for the Atomi<' Energy ComWASHINGTON I UP!l - Rep. Ogden Reid, D-N. Y., said Saturday he will in- mission I AECi during the 1975 fiscal year. lnxiuce legislation next . week barring The bill prov ides for increase.'\ in several protests . President Nixon from plea barga ining to escape possi ble prosecuti on in exchan ge for his resignation. 300 e!ll!ar) and must be signed with the signee's address. Nameo may be withheld upon publi<atlon. However, on request,-names will be dlselosed. Leite"' ahould be In good taste, addressing Issues, not pel'!lonall«es. .8-ea-t:. --. ••• ?Itt- fditit: Rap : What do you do when your protector scares away your boys ? I've known this guy several years and we're good friends, but he's always there when he shouldn't be, like when I'm about ~to get asked out by someone else. Defends worlr of Jacksm1 rtnit A lot of boys have liked me, but they're afraid to come Dear Sir: around because they don't want to cross Johnny. As a qualified EMT of the Jackson SEOEMS, I would first He's over at my house a lot and I'm getting tired of it. We like to know why the Gallipolis Volunteer ran down the Jackson don't really date, but no matter how I try to get the word around, for doing what I feel was a wonderful job in the mentioned squad the other fetlas think we do, and you know about male loyalty! How do you cool a good friend who is becoming a pest? - run of Friday night, May-3, 1974' I am ~ure all you have to do is ask any of the ones involved in that run or the ones at the hospital BIG BROTHER BOTHERED waiting for their arrival what kind of quality emergency medical care those victims received. Dear BBB: Also, do the residents of Gallipolis and surrounding Gallia Tell Johnny straight out that yolt don't need "big brother protection any more. An honest talk may hurt hi.s feelings, but on Count.y realize that most hospitalization policies pay for the the other hand, his don 't-touch attitude is huring your freedom. SEOEMS fees, because they are Government approved' How about the Volunteer squad' Also, are the patients traveling in You need to date other guys - SUE these Volunteer ambulances covered by insurance in case something should happen while enroute? Therefore, the patients Dear Bothered: Can't you steer Johnny toward another girl' Get him in- in the SEOEMS squads are still getting free transportation when terested elsewhere and he won't have time for big-brothering ... covered by insurance. I do not feel that the Gallipolis SEOEMS or mourning over a girl who obviously doesn't want him for a has been justly represented in that area or they would have more business. boyfriend. - HELEN • Maybe Gallipolis·does have an adequate volunteer squad, but what about the surrounding counties of Jackson and Vinton' We people of Jackson County are not rich and therefore cannot keep a volunteer squad running by means of contributions, so why not le~ve Jackson County alone with our SEOEMS ambulance that we desparately need and are very happy to have. We have to transport our patients mostly to Holzer Medical Center because the Oak f!ill hospital does not have an adequately By John Cooper installed in Hidden Valley were equipped emergency room staff to take care of five emergency Soli Cons: Service for the ~urpose of intercepting vi~tims at once. As far as I know, there is only one doctor on call PT . PLEASANT - Un- water as it soaked from the at the Oak Hill hospital. Also, if we need to transport a patient derground drains have been hill. In one line several veins of there, we have to call first to make sure it is okay with them. This comple!ed on the Stanley E. water were intercepted which little bit of wasted time for an unnecessary telephone call coilld ' Staats place at Letart, on the showed that there were many make a difference in the life of a patient. Clyde Hainer farm near West seeps in that area still furWhat does this volunteer know about the care those patients Columbia and Clarence Oshel nishing water. Part of the other got on the night in question' Also, who was it that came to the place on Oshel Road off Sand- intercepted lines had already rescue of the already staffed emergency room when the call hill Road. A total of 3,425 feet ceased to flow because of the · came through that the Jackson SEOEMS was on route with five were also installed on Hidden recent dry weather. serious patients from a wreck at Oak Hill? The Gallipolis Valley Country Club. JACK BURDETT OF Pt. SEOEMS people, that is who helped out! They were at the There were several in- Pleasant competed a pond on bospltal waiting for the squad. I am sure _that everyone at the teresting things connected with his farm on Thomas Ridge. It is Holzer Medical Center is grateful for their help as well as that of the job at Hidden Valley. As a dugout pond and was built in the Jackson SEOEMS, even if the volunteers are not. Upshur clay loam soil. A Also, in the midst of all this, the squad leader from Jackson diversion was built around the used his fire extingtiisher from tbe squad to put out the fire in the lay of the laud side of the hill in order to have Racine Volunteer Squad because their extiilguisher was empty. most people know, at one time enough water to fill the pond. I agree that we could use tbe extra squad in Oak Hill, but 1 do this land was a farm and home The bulldozer belonging to not feel that we should take it from tbe people of Gallia County for the indigent in Mason the Western Soil Conservation when they might need it the worst. County. The land on which the District did the earthmoving I would sincerely like Ia know more aboot the volunteer squads drains were put is Melvin Silt and was operated by Rupert of surrounding communities, because I do not wish to run anyone Loam . Some of this soil is low, Sayre. This pond was _started down that is dedicated to the saving of lives and tbe easing of some on a little bit higher last fall ; however, the red clay suffering for all hwnanil!. . groun~ . although it all was got ·so wet and sticky that it GeraldineMalone,E.M.T.,JacksonSEOEMS. bottom land. was necessary to postpone the The soil profile on the lowest completion until this spring. This they don't need .ground showed that about 18 SOMETIMES THE small Dear Editor: inches of topsoil had washed things in life are what we Most of us who live in the Gallia Hotel here in Gallipolis are onto this land from higher consider to be important. Last ground. The original topsoil week we reported in our elderly ,retired people wbo aren't .too well. Tbe last thing we needed IS the motorcycle group who moved in next door a month was situated underneath the 18 column that we had given a ago at 241 Second Ave. inches or so that had eroded program to Rick Powell's fifth lhaveasked them to be quiet and also asked the owner to ask from the adjacent hill. Other grade class at Central School. them. I've been told I'd better keep my mouth shut. parts of the bottom .showed a The small thing which we refer The police refuse to do anything' unless a warrant is sworn definite plow depth with a to and which we would term a out for distinct demarcation between reward for our performance taken. them at the cost of $15. !fear repriSals if such action were topsoil and subsoil at about B to was a letter written by one of I don't think that in a decent respectable community an 9 inches. There were flecks of the members of Mr. Powell's · · occurrence like this should be permitted. subsoil mixed with the topsoil class. to form this plow layer of dark In the perfect, precise and Mrs. MaryR. James. soil. · unaffected handwriting of a Three of the lines of drains fifth gra de student, we received a letter of thanks. We COAT BURNED consider this letter more than · POMEROY - The Pomeroy St. A youngster had laid a coa t ample reward for the time and Fire-Department was called at on t1ie outside exhaust and the effort we put into our 7:52 p.m. Saturday to Elber- coat caufht fire . Only the coat presentation. feld 's Warehouse on Mechanic was lost. · Drains buried on three area farms AEC areas, including weapons develop. mcnt, naval cwd civi lia n reacto rs developmen t and operating expenses. BLOOMERS BY CARTER'S $1.79 --------------------------·-t KANAUGA - The Silver Doris Hivel y . Trea sur er 's I Memorial Youth Group held its report was by Sharon Hively. I I meeting May 5, 1974 at 6 p.m. Old an d new business was I I I I I I I Session opened with smging of "At Calvary" . Bruce Coleman led the group in the Lord 's Prayer. Secretary's report was) by discussed. Marcia Leach. Winner were Sharon Hively. MANY COLORS AND Sixteen members and one visitor were present. Refreshments were MIX AND MATCH We will open at 9:00 A.M. on Saturdays and Sundays for carry out Kentucky Fried Chicken and Fixins Only. This is for inside pick up only, which will enable you to pick up Chicken & Fixins early enough for your picnics, family reunions, boating or any other event. ·•·········•············•••··········•··•···•··•················•···········•·•·····•· of a senior class at Xavier UniversUy, Cincinnati. Miss Young will serve during the 1974-75 year. DINING ROOM AND CURB HOURS REMAIN THE SAME OPEN AT 11:00 A.M. fil'-1· \ ,,",,' •.•.'·'". "•.'· ,,~ . "• • KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN BOB EVANS DRIVE IN . •' ., Be room Suite . ,• •' ,,.. Complete~ •750 . This offer may be contracted for a later date of installation. Down Payment will hold the contract. .. " . • 1 BOX SPRING and we're all letting her know how much we appreciate her. 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" J NEW LOCATION SPECIAL! • • .ALL FOR FOil •' by home buyer ' '·• ANNOUNCING NEW HOURS FIRST PRESIDENT Miss Joyce Young, daughter _of Mr. and Mrs. Robert lEva) Young, Second Ave., Gallipolis, has been elected as the first female president If for any reason you don ' t need the bedroom suite you can take $100.00 in Free Mer· chandise wi th any Living · Room Suite purchase. Signed: Herman Grate " enjoyed by all. Next meeting will be Sunday, May 19 at 6 p.m. at Silver Memorial Free Will Baptist Church in Kanauga . ' FREE GIFTS Extra! 6 MO. TO 24 MO. Bible questions were by ' Lawsuit filed j New Shipments Have . • DON'T . Arrtved Miss HIS· BUY I MIDDLEPORT, 0. NEW LOCATION 29 00 ANGEL TOPS ............. $3 • $4 --------------------------~ Letters of oplnlon are welcomed. They should be Jess I Silver Memorial youtE-have meeting than words long (or be subject to reduction by the I Dear Rap : Your examples of paradoxes were good. Here's one I heard several years ago. "Can God make a mountain so huge that He cannot move it'' Where's the paradox? -UGod is an powerful, of course He can ... but if He is so powerful, then He can also move it. - Iil.c. GALLIPOLIS - Breach of contract was charged in a damage suit filed Friday in Gallia County Commo_n Pleas Courfby Freddie C. Killen and Jacklyn Killen, 506 Circle Dr., against Dean R. Circle, 85 Locust St., Gallipolis. According to the complaint, the plaintiffs entered into a written agreement with the defendant on April 18, 1973, for the purchase of certain real estate located in the West 35 Sub-division. As part of the agreement, the defendan t Dean R. Circle, agreed t~ connect the sewage system or the property to the city sewer system . Plaintiffs contend that the defendant has breached the contract by failing to connect . the sewer . system of the property io the city sewer. • Plalnliffl uked the court to require Circle to connect the , .,.... iyslem to l.he city sewer ' Une .and also oeok a-judgment oiSI,DOO for dl.mages they have '··· .. I f" �·• .\ • I I I \ • 12 - The Sunday Times- Sentinel. Sunday. May 12, 1974 Family rallies r::::w.~::::~::::::::::!=:;::::::::::;;;:;:;::::::=:=:==========:=====:============·:========·=·=====·=·=,===·:·=·:.::,:!::====~~====::;:==~=; ~. » ,.: i: . Generation Rap . :· 1Cun lin11 cd from pag'~ 1) . st<Jy m ufrice unless and un til lie i!:l im· ~ 8 y H t' Ien ·an d Sut> ' . 8 olle I ..::'..; pt•ad,ccl . :'\ixon wiJ.s !ol:Ud In haVl' · uutlin~·r! !Jls pusition to the family Friday rugll t durmg a cruist. > on tlw Potom:.te Kivt!r aOoard the No One Wins In a Family Feud Rap : My parents forbade my sister, wh·) was 17, to see her boyfriend. It was for no good reason : he'' not a junkie or a wino, but a great guy who works hard and goes to church. , So when my sister turned 18, they got married, bUt my folks have never forgiven her, though Sis has forgiven THEM. They lost one daughter, and now they're about to lose another - me ' The won 't let me see my sister or her husband at all . Just because THEY won 't speak. they expect rne to pretend I don 't have a sister or brother-in-law. So I lie, telling the folks I have to stay after school or for a club meeting, so I can visit Si,..nd Bo. Why can't parents admit they were wrong and accept thetr children's choices' - 'FRUSTRATED • prf'sidential yacht. Sequioa . ·'He scticl he would take thi ~ ton. sti tutionall y down the wire." Julie told r~por ter .s in r ecall in g her father' s re1narks . "He said would go to the Senate and he said if there were one senator that believed in him , that 's the way it would be .. . he believes it is a constitutional process, he believes that this is best way to handle the si tuation." The Eisenhowers acknow'Iedged that Nixon was "disturbed" after seeing some Republicans in Cong ress and some leading newspapers call for his resignation. At the same time, they said he was convinced that the edited transcripts of his key Dear Frustrated: We wish we could answer your question, but we can only say to such parents: Is "being right" worth all the loneliness you'll have when your children stop trying to reach you '? - HELEN AND SUE IW: •tt·r:.:c •tl· f..'U fi Vl'rs:lti(,ns with tJis aides al ..th~· Wl lit(• ~h~use would prOVl' his. own innot·enc<· and tha t he wa:; ·'nmrc ddcrmirwd than ~~ver" to cOmplete his term . Hu t the Eisenhuwers' neWs conference ra rnl' on the heels of simi liar el~ ims by rrt·sidvnp<J! aides and s ug~este d that the Whitt! House wa ~ seriously <.·onccrned · Empty lwww t•nlcrcd POMI•:HoY Alex Wheeler, Apple Grove. reported to ttJc Meigs County Sheriff's Dept .. thal an un occ upi ed house h}ul IJ!'cn entered wtthin the lust month lw lunging to Glen Wolfe, Ww.;hington, D. C. Hasps h~td been removed frnm a door to ablmt the potential momentum of wha-t ga in entrcmce. WL'rc descibed as "false rumors" that It is undetermined ttt this time if Nixon might be about to bow to pressure anything h.ad ·bee n ta ken . Investigating ~ ror his resignation. officers indit'at"ed they be li eved juveniles The trip also was Nixon's first visit to a may I.Je tnvolved. · Hospital this week was Donald COVERT DISMISSED POMEROY - Dismissed Covert not Donald Counts as from Vetera ns Memorial was reported . . THE KIDDIE SHOPPE 175 N. 2ND. AT OUR +++ university campus since last November 17, when he traveled to Mercer Univer.sity in Mac·on , Ga . and ran into substanti HI NIXON SIGNS AEC lliLL WASHINGTON IUP! ) - President Nixo n s~t urtlo y signed a bill appropriati ng INTRODU<:F: BILL $:!.6 billion for the Atomi<' Energy ComWASHINGTON I UP!l - Rep. Ogden Reid, D-N. Y., said Saturday he will in- mission I AECi during the 1975 fiscal year. lnxiuce legislation next . week barring The bill prov ides for increase.'\ in several protests . President Nixon from plea barga ining to escape possi ble prosecuti on in exchan ge for his resignation. 300 e!ll!ar) and must be signed with the signee's address. Nameo may be withheld upon publi<atlon. However, on request,-names will be dlselosed. Leite"' ahould be In good taste, addressing Issues, not pel'!lonall«es. .8-ea-t:. --. ••• ?Itt- fditit: Rap : What do you do when your protector scares away your boys ? I've known this guy several years and we're good friends, but he's always there when he shouldn't be, like when I'm about ~to get asked out by someone else. Defends worlr of Jacksm1 rtnit A lot of boys have liked me, but they're afraid to come Dear Sir: around because they don't want to cross Johnny. As a qualified EMT of the Jackson SEOEMS, I would first He's over at my house a lot and I'm getting tired of it. We like to know why the Gallipolis Volunteer ran down the Jackson don't really date, but no matter how I try to get the word around, for doing what I feel was a wonderful job in the mentioned squad the other fetlas think we do, and you know about male loyalty! How do you cool a good friend who is becoming a pest? - run of Friday night, May-3, 1974' I am ~ure all you have to do is ask any of the ones involved in that run or the ones at the hospital BIG BROTHER BOTHERED waiting for their arrival what kind of quality emergency medical care those victims received. Dear BBB: Also, do the residents of Gallipolis and surrounding Gallia Tell Johnny straight out that yolt don't need "big brother protection any more. An honest talk may hurt hi.s feelings, but on Count.y realize that most hospitalization policies pay for the the other hand, his don 't-touch attitude is huring your freedom. SEOEMS fees, because they are Government approved' How about the Volunteer squad' Also, are the patients traveling in You need to date other guys - SUE these Volunteer ambulances covered by insurance in case something should happen while enroute? Therefore, the patients Dear Bothered: Can't you steer Johnny toward another girl' Get him in- in the SEOEMS squads are still getting free transportation when terested elsewhere and he won't have time for big-brothering ... covered by insurance. I do not feel that the Gallipolis SEOEMS or mourning over a girl who obviously doesn't want him for a has been justly represented in that area or they would have more business. boyfriend. - HELEN • Maybe Gallipolis·does have an adequate volunteer squad, but what about the surrounding counties of Jackson and Vinton' We people of Jackson County are not rich and therefore cannot keep a volunteer squad running by means of contributions, so why not le~ve Jackson County alone with our SEOEMS ambulance that we desparately need and are very happy to have. We have to transport our patients mostly to Holzer Medical Center because the Oak f!ill hospital does not have an adequately By John Cooper installed in Hidden Valley were equipped emergency room staff to take care of five emergency Soli Cons: Service for the ~urpose of intercepting vi~tims at once. As far as I know, there is only one doctor on call PT . PLEASANT - Un- water as it soaked from the at the Oak Hill hospital. Also, if we need to transport a patient derground drains have been hill. In one line several veins of there, we have to call first to make sure it is okay with them. This comple!ed on the Stanley E. water were intercepted which little bit of wasted time for an unnecessary telephone call coilld ' Staats place at Letart, on the showed that there were many make a difference in the life of a patient. Clyde Hainer farm near West seeps in that area still furWhat does this volunteer know about the care those patients Columbia and Clarence Oshel nishing water. Part of the other got on the night in question' Also, who was it that came to the place on Oshel Road off Sand- intercepted lines had already rescue of the already staffed emergency room when the call hill Road. A total of 3,425 feet ceased to flow because of the · came through that the Jackson SEOEMS was on route with five were also installed on Hidden recent dry weather. serious patients from a wreck at Oak Hill? The Gallipolis Valley Country Club. JACK BURDETT OF Pt. SEOEMS people, that is who helped out! They were at the There were several in- Pleasant competed a pond on bospltal waiting for the squad. I am sure _that everyone at the teresting things connected with his farm on Thomas Ridge. It is Holzer Medical Center is grateful for their help as well as that of the job at Hidden Valley. As a dugout pond and was built in the Jackson SEOEMS, even if the volunteers are not. Upshur clay loam soil. A Also, in the midst of all this, the squad leader from Jackson diversion was built around the used his fire extingtiisher from tbe squad to put out the fire in the lay of the laud side of the hill in order to have Racine Volunteer Squad because their extiilguisher was empty. most people know, at one time enough water to fill the pond. I agree that we could use tbe extra squad in Oak Hill, but 1 do this land was a farm and home The bulldozer belonging to not feel that we should take it from tbe people of Gallia County for the indigent in Mason the Western Soil Conservation when they might need it the worst. County. The land on which the District did the earthmoving I would sincerely like Ia know more aboot the volunteer squads drains were put is Melvin Silt and was operated by Rupert of surrounding communities, because I do not wish to run anyone Loam . Some of this soil is low, Sayre. This pond was _started down that is dedicated to the saving of lives and tbe easing of some on a little bit higher last fall ; however, the red clay suffering for all hwnanil!. . groun~ . although it all was got ·so wet and sticky that it GeraldineMalone,E.M.T.,JacksonSEOEMS. bottom land. was necessary to postpone the The soil profile on the lowest completion until this spring. This they don't need .ground showed that about 18 SOMETIMES THE small Dear Editor: inches of topsoil had washed things in life are what we Most of us who live in the Gallia Hotel here in Gallipolis are onto this land from higher consider to be important. Last ground. The original topsoil week we reported in our elderly ,retired people wbo aren't .too well. Tbe last thing we needed IS the motorcycle group who moved in next door a month was situated underneath the 18 column that we had given a ago at 241 Second Ave. inches or so that had eroded program to Rick Powell's fifth lhaveasked them to be quiet and also asked the owner to ask from the adjacent hill. Other grade class at Central School. them. I've been told I'd better keep my mouth shut. parts of the bottom .showed a The small thing which we refer The police refuse to do anything' unless a warrant is sworn definite plow depth with a to and which we would term a out for distinct demarcation between reward for our performance taken. them at the cost of $15. !fear repriSals if such action were topsoil and subsoil at about B to was a letter written by one of I don't think that in a decent respectable community an 9 inches. There were flecks of the members of Mr. Powell's · · occurrence like this should be permitted. subsoil mixed with the topsoil class. to form this plow layer of dark In the perfect, precise and Mrs. MaryR. James. soil. · unaffected handwriting of a Three of the lines of drains fifth gra de student, we received a letter of thanks. We COAT BURNED consider this letter more than · POMEROY - The Pomeroy St. A youngster had laid a coa t ample reward for the time and Fire-Department was called at on t1ie outside exhaust and the effort we put into our 7:52 p.m. Saturday to Elber- coat caufht fire . Only the coat presentation. feld 's Warehouse on Mechanic was lost. · Drains buried on three area farms AEC areas, including weapons develop. mcnt, naval cwd civi lia n reacto rs developmen t and operating expenses. BLOOMERS BY CARTER'S $1.79 --------------------------·-t KANAUGA - The Silver Doris Hivel y . Trea sur er 's I Memorial Youth Group held its report was by Sharon Hively. I I meeting May 5, 1974 at 6 p.m. Old an d new business was I I I I I I I Session opened with smging of "At Calvary" . Bruce Coleman led the group in the Lord 's Prayer. Secretary's report was) by discussed. Marcia Leach. Winner were Sharon Hively. MANY COLORS AND Sixteen members and one visitor were present. 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" J NEW LOCATION SPECIAL! • • .ALL FOR FOil •' by home buyer ' '·• ANNOUNCING NEW HOURS FIRST PRESIDENT Miss Joyce Young, daughter _of Mr. and Mrs. Robert lEva) Young, Second Ave., Gallipolis, has been elected as the first female president If for any reason you don ' t need the bedroom suite you can take $100.00 in Free Mer· chandise wi th any Living · Room Suite purchase. Signed: Herman Grate " enjoyed by all. Next meeting will be Sunday, May 19 at 6 p.m. at Silver Memorial Free Will Baptist Church in Kanauga . ' FREE GIFTS Extra! 6 MO. TO 24 MO. Bible questions were by ' Lawsuit filed j New Shipments Have . • DON'T . Arrtved Miss HIS· BUY I MIDDLEPORT, 0. NEW LOCATION 29 00 ANGEL TOPS ............. $3 • $4 --------------------------~ Letters of oplnlon are welcomed. They should be Jess I Silver Memorial youtE-have meeting than words long (or be subject to reduction by the I Dear Rap : Your examples of paradoxes were good. Here's one I heard several years ago. "Can God make a mountain so huge that He cannot move it'' Where's the paradox? -UGod is an powerful, of course He can ... but if He is so powerful, then He can also move it. - Iil.c. GALLIPOLIS - Breach of contract was charged in a damage suit filed Friday in Gallia County Commo_n Pleas Courfby Freddie C. Killen and Jacklyn Killen, 506 Circle Dr., against Dean R. Circle, 85 Locust St., Gallipolis. According to the complaint, the plaintiffs entered into a written agreement with the defendant on April 18, 1973, for the purchase of certain real estate located in the West 35 Sub-division. As part of the agreement, the defendan t Dean R. Circle, agreed t~ connect the sewage system or the property to the city sewer system . Plaintiffs contend that the defendant has breached the contract by failing to connect . the sewer . system of the property io the city sewer. • Plalnliffl uked the court to require Circle to connect the , .,.... iyslem to l.he city sewer ' Une .and also oeok a-judgment oiSI,DOO for dl.mages they have '··· .. I f" �Ford reaffirms faith in Nixon • ~. ' THE GALLIA ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL Symphonic Band presented a 4kninute concert in the Public Square Saturday morning. Purpose of the special conce rt was to show the band's appreciation for all business firms OPEN . .. . ' and individuals who supported the .current new uniform ariYe. The ca mpaign, which began in Ja nuary, has produced $20,000 thus far . The goal, se t by tile Blue Devil Band Boosters, is $25,000. SUNDAY 1-7 DAILY 10-9 b SUNDAY & MONDAY, MAY 12th & 13th LESTER PLYMALE (left), of Gallipolis, accepts 3fl award for the Mi<J.Qhio Valley Industrial Emergency Council frQI!l William Stuckey of the Governor's Traffic Safety Committee (GTSC) at the 16-eounty regional meeting of the GTSC May 9 at Ohio University in recognition of the work of the Industrial Emergency Council of Gallipolis in conducting a mock disaster drill involving more than 400 persons. CHECK HECK'S FOR YOUR PERCOLATOR Grover affiliated to studio network MIDDLEPORT - The Lisle Ramsey Network of Professional Photographers has announced appointment of its newest affiliate, Kenneth D. Grover, who owns and operates Grover's Studio, 155 N. 2nd Avenue, Middleport, and Grover's Studio, Spring Valley Plaza, Gallipolis. Ken Grover and his lab technician, Tom Ball, were welcomed into the Lisle Ramsey Network at the LRP annual Portrait Marketing Conference in St. Louis on April 211-29-:lil. This Network concept is the first of its kind in the portrait industry. It operates urider the "umbrella" concept much like the major television networks. Under it, photography studios inay be affiliated witll the Network ,in different ways (some are franchised, some are independently owned and operated and some are operated by Lisle Ramsey Photography as Training and Development Centers) . But, in any specific geographic area, on1y one affiliate may he appointed. The Network Expedition to Philmont s~t in July lillNTINGTON - The TriState Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, has made final plans for a high adventure trip in July to the mountains of Philmont Scout Range and Explorer Base in northeastern New Mexico. According to Jim Wagers, Council Philmont Chairman, the expedition will take 45 Scouts and five Leaders. Local leader and scouts participating are adult scouter Raymond ·sutherland, Troop 249; Mike Martin, Brent Mattox, Randy Filkins, Danny Dunsmoor , Doug Morris, Roger Hill, Terry Wamsley , and Greg Wamsley , all of Troop 259, and Paul Reed, Troop 249. Several meetings will he held tn orient the parents and to prepare the Scouts for the various programs offered by more than 400 trained Philmont staff members, such as earth science, gold panning, rock climbing, archeologiqi study and digging, burro packing, horseback riding and hiking tile trails of Philmont in the historic old West. This is a once in a lifetime adventure coordinated by the Tri-State Area Council as one of its many services, and at a most reasonable rate to the · scouts. Mr . Wagers states tile preparation and participation . in this rugged Philmont challenge can only be proof that "America's Manpower begins with Boypower". •1s•• keep your vocation mlnTiorill\ f or e~e r with th it ca mera . ln,tonl pkt uru fo r the sorne price os print1 you wait days lor ... Automatic ele<tric ey11 ltllj)Oturll co ntrol. Sho rp three element len\ . Bu• h·in llash. HECK'S REG. $49.88 Heck's Reg. '19.56 currently consists of approximately 100 affiliates in the United States, with executive offices in St. Louis. As the Lisle Ramsey affiliate for this area, Grover may attend ali seminars, workshops, conferences and regional meetings sponsored by tile Network and participate in a free sharing of ideas with all member studios. He also has access to all training manuals prepa red 'by the Network staff, in each area of · portrait studio operations, and receives marketing assistance from the Network's management consultants upon request. In addition, the studio shares in the purchasing power of a large corporation and gets top~uality portrait finishing from the Network's Professional Laboratory. Grover has been a member of the Professional Photographers of America for 16 years. _ __:: VO_L._9_N _O_. .:..::. 15_ _ _~-~.:.:SU:.:..;N;:,:.,DA:.:.-. Y, MAY 12, 1974 ' MEMORIAL DAY WREATHS G. E. eased to some GOP $ 4288 WASHINGTON (UP! ) Veterans and families seeking median priced new homes will be aided by President Nixon's latest housing initiatives, but urban area families looking in the $35,000 to $70,000 range are still !n trouble in today's tight mortgage money market. Nixon took several actions Friday to allocate $10.3 billion in federal funds to stimulate construction of more than 250,000 new homes whose buyers would be partially subsidized from the Treasury, But under the terms of the com plica ted programs, most upper income Americans were left to fend for themselves. Briefly , the President provided for : -An additional $3.3 billion of · mortgage money to subsidize Federal Housing Administration and Veterans Administration loans to the extent that qualified buyers would pay 8 per cent lnterestn while lenders would receive the newly effective rate of 8.75 per cent. -Up to $3 billion under a new program to provide subsidies to prospective buyers of $35,000 or less homes not eligible for FHA and VA financing, allowing a buyer to pay 8.75 per cent interest instead of prevailing market rates of 9 per cent or more. - An additional $4 billion from the Federal Home Loan kt Bank System at below mar e rates for savings and loan institutionsn the primary source of money for conventional mortgages. Jointly with the Presideni's actions, FHA and VA raised the interest ceiling con federally guaranteed loans from 8.5 per cent to 8.75 per cent. Housing and Urban Development Secretary James T. Lynn said the Increases were a recognition of con- JEWERY DEPT. 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Five GOP . se nators sugg es ted the leaders in other parts of tile President should step down country sai d they found and two House Republican nothing in tile transcripts to leaders said they thought it support impeachment. They might be a good idea. Many incl ucted Ca lifor ni a Gov. more congressmen added tha l Rona ld Reagan, Ala bama impeachment probably was · national committeeman Perry Hooper , Oklahoma chairman inevitable. In Tennessee, GOP. party . Clarence Warner, Orego n chairman S. L. Kopald said nationa l committeewoman Nixon should not resign, but Collis Moore, Florida chairundergo tile impeachment pro- man L. E. "Tommy )' Thomas, cess. " Ard I don 't think it will Pennsylvania Senate minority 'tear the country .up' to have an whip Stanley Stroup 'and forimpeachment process/' he mer Nixon cabin et member said. "We survived it before." Winton M. Blount. Mississippi par ty chairman Republican House Speaker Richard Hewes in Maine made Clarke Reed went one step 23 arrested in Athens; police hurt Streets set afire by mostly students ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) Twenty-three persons were arrested early Saturday during a confrontation between about 200 persons, mostly Ohio University students, and police after several fires were set In a city street. Four policemen were injured. A spokesman for the city p0.. lice department said the suspects were arrested on charges ranging · from disorderly conduct to inciting to riot. All were released on their own recognizance, the spokesman said. Charles Mains, a dispatcher, said the trouble started at 2:27 a.m. Saturday when lighter fluid was poured on a street in front of the campus and set on fire. " Police cars were sent down nose. Another had a leg hurt. Authorities said police Sgt. Ted Hutchins was treated for a broken nose while Sgt. Robert Wendell was hit in the leg with a beer hotUe and patrolman James Wooddell and Charles Misner sliffered leg injuries when hit with a brick or stones. All four officers were treated and released. Authorities said a rock festival on campus this weekend had drawn a large number of people here and could have contributed to the disturbance. Mains said everything was hack to normal by about 4 a.m. He added that windows in five businesses were broken. ... ' ' furtller in Nixon's defe nse, sayi ng that impeachment would be strictly partisan . " It (the transcripts ) is not goi ng to sa tisfy the Nixon haters, the conservative hater and the impeactunent lobby, but I certa inly think it is a clarion ca ll to the silent majority to sU!nd up and be counted," Reed said. But Bill Barnstead, a conservative and GOP chairman in Massachusetts, insisted that Nixon's defenders are dwindling rapidly. "The only people left are tile hard core and they' l! never give in," he said. "They're tile gave th e commencemen t kind who wouldn 't budge even speec h at Texas A&M if they found a gun witll his ·university in College Station in prints on it. But they're all tile morning and flew to the Dallas-For t Worth Airport for til at's left." Most of those who refused to an evening $100-a-plate ·fu ndcomment said they had not read the transcripts. SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) Donald DeFreeze, leader of the Symbionese Liberation Army which kidnaped Patricia Hearst, faced accusations In hiding Saturday that he has been a police informer . The police denied it. Los Argeles Police Chief Edward Davis conceded that and tried to put out the fire," DeFreeze once turned in a said Mains adding tha! Q!ficers crime partner in Los Angeles, had to use tear gas and riot batons to break up the crowd . . but Davis said his department "never considered using him "One police sergeant bad his as an infonner." nose broken when he was hit in the face with a brick,'' said Mains. "The brick broke tile plastic shield and broke his However, the Sari Francisco Chronicle quoted sources saying DeFreeze fed information to police from 1967 until 1969 when he was committed to state prison. A Los Angeles polite sergeant, who was sa id to hav e been DeFreeze's contact, said he was under 'orders not to conunent. DeFreeze, now calling himseif Cinque, is being sought by the FBI along with eight others including Miss Hearst, who t Kissinger.·aides ordered . to ~ I ! • Quneitra, key to peace JERUSALEM iUPli - Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger sent his two chicl aides Saturday to the luwn of Quneitra and the surrounding area, which Is the geographic key to military disengagement between Israel and Syria In the Golan Heights. Undersecretary of Slate Joseph J. Sisco and Harold M. Saunders, senior member ol the National Security :;\ Council , flew by heli copter to the heights with Israel's m: chief of staff, Lt. Gen. Mordec hai Bur. Once tll ere, they 1.:!.• ::::;l~~bf.E~:~:~ss~~:;~:.:~:g ~r:~e7t::.e;:~"s;:~~ :;:; J :.::.: four hours In Quoe!lra and Its environs. Quneitra, onee the Syrian administrative capital lor the Golan Heights region, lies about a mile insl~ e the point ol the farthest Israeli advance In the 1967 war. Now a ghos t town, it lies at the hea rt ol Kissinger's efforts to get an agreement on the cease-lire line. A high ofllrial with his party has said that ooee the tru ce line is agreed on, the other Issues wllllallinlo place. The vis!l appeared to lend credence to reports thut Israel Is willing to give up Qune!lra . ~alsin g dinner. Ford twice saia he was misunderstood in a speech last Thursda y in whi ch news reports said he bad made his sharpest attack to date on President Ni xon 's handling of the Watergate sca ndals. He met with Nixon Friday, but it waS unknow n what was discussed at that meeting. " I have read .the transcripts and I a.m convinced President Nixon knew nothing of the planning, break-in or execution of it at tile Democra tic campaign headq uarters," Ford told the ca ~n. polite crowd of 2,000 Republicans . Ford was given polite appla use in the less than halffilled Spring Branch Community Coliseum where Republicans met through the day to chart local party politics. Saxbe hard to shut up PANIC DENIED WASHINGTON I UP II White House aides Saturday rebulled a barrage of rumors rang ing from presid ential resignatiun to presidential illness with the UP! While House Reporter WASHINGTON (UP!) - Is tllere any chance that Attorney General William B. Saxbe wilL heed his critics' advice and button his lip? words " wrong, absolutely Lobby effective wron g. 11 They insi s ted morale is high and there is no panic at the While House In spite of the runaway gossip. "There's no pani c duwn . here," one White Hou se l!fficlal said. "Everyone is '"coilce med, yes. I sense more panic outside-than inside.'' Police deny Cinque informs. stated in tape recordings after he Feb. 4 kidnaping tllat she willingly is remaining witll the terrorist group. Cinque and Miss Hearst were among an SLA group tllat robbed a San Francisco bank of $10,000. • DeFreeze, 30, has a police record stretching back to his teens. On six occasions, when he was arrested on charges Involving weapons and bombs, DeFreeze managed to avoid going to prison . LAKE GENEVA , Wise. (UPI) - An Ohio SUite University professor said Saturday congressional reform on private pensions had been lobbied to a standstill. Merton C. Bernstein of tile OSU College of Law and autllor of tile book "The Future of Private Pensions" made the sta te ment in remarks prepared for delivery here at th e Midw est Pension Confere nce. Bet ostein sa id private pension interest groups played politics as usual on pension reform legislation. " As a result the House and Senate passed bills scheduled for congressional conference next week fall Ear short of national needs," said Bernstein, "Big labor and big businessabetted by insurance companies banks and pension professionals ·::... the very ones responsible for private pension His wife, Dolly, laughs and says: "Time will tell . ll's awfully hard to shut him up." Saxbe's remarks, usually delivered at his weekly coffee and doughnuts sessions with misdesign - lobbiedlf real reform to a stand sti ," he said . "The bills tha t now are a step away from enactment defer reform but ha ste n the discrediting of private pensions as a lair and reliable means to supplement social security . Bernstein said weaknesses include: - Employers are given tile chance to choose among tllree vesting formulas and pick tile one that does their employees little or no good . - Failure to do anytlling for wome n as employ ees or widows. - The beginning of vesting ca n be delayed until 1981 and beyond - while millions lose vital pension credits. 41 Phoney pension reform is shortsighted and will only persuade the American people to scrap private pensions," Bernstein said. Justice Deparbnent reporters, have plun ged him into repeated controversy and ea rned him a reputation as the new Martlla Mitchell . He drew perha ps the hottest Eire for his suggestion that missing heiress Patricia Hearst was a willing member of a bunch of 1 'common criminals" who robbed a San Francisco bank . That one brought criticism from Miss Hearst's father and the president of the America n Bar Assoc iation, and a veiled rebuke fr om FBI Director Cla rence M. Kelley. Mrs. Saxhe, interviewed in their so uth west Washington apa r tmen t hi g h -r ise overlooking th e Potomac · River , spoke with headshaking affection about tile outspoken man she met on tile campus of the Ohio State University and married 34 years ago. "He's always been kind of nervy," Mrs. Saxbe said. "But I'm glad he is . Everyone complains abo ut secrecy and being unapproachable." She believes her husband's problem is that "everyone thinks he's speaking for · the Justice Department, not himself," which was his custom as Republican senator from Ohio, Weather Mostly cloudy, cool today, showers possibly this evening. Tuesday continued cloudy, showers possible . Clearing by evening, we have the full story. The CLEVELAND (UP! ) Evangelist Billy Graham was President himsel! indicated on urged Saturday to speak ou.t TV that he is williug to he ''frankly and forthrightly" on judged by what is revealed in his position regarding the transcripts." Plagenz, an ordained President .Nixon. minister and a friend of George R. Plagenz, religion editor of the Cleveland Press Graham's, told the evangelist and syndicated religion writer "what the American public for S c ripps-Howa r d wants to hear from you is your newspapers, made the request view of the moral tone which .iii ari open letter to GraHam. the White H0t1se set. in the "As perhaps the most looked conversations recorded on the up to moral leader this country transcripts." has, you should speak out, "You · and I take radically frankly and forthrightly, now UP, UP ~DAWAY - MrS. Herman (Frances) Warner, positions . on the moral crisis which has differen .t demonstrates the new stairway elevator installed at the enveloped our presidency/ ' theologically, btit you know the Warner apartment for her and her husband's convenience. Plagenz wrote. "Other high regard· in which I hold ·Just sit in the chair, push the button, and up you go! ML. and religibus leaders have spoken you," Plagenz said:' "It is in Mrs. Warner for several years wintered in Florida but Mrs. .Out. America now wants· to 'this spirit of profound respect hear from you, Mr. Graham. · that I ask you now to speak out . Warner amounced this week that they are in Pomeroy to stay. She assists her son, W(IJiam, at Warner's Beauty and "This is no time for anyone to to the American people who Barber Shop, Second St., Pomeroy. William just returned take refuge in cliches •like, 'a are desperately perplexed by from Columbus where he attended tile School of man is , innocent until proven what they are reading and Cosmetu)ogy. Both Mrs: Warner and her SQil do.men's hair · guilty' or 'there has been no hl:aring about their President styling. They are assisted in the shop .on Saturday,by Charles proof of malfeasance in the and who can be only further Mrs. Warner invites visitors to take a ride in her ~nique Carr . . officellf the President' or 'we confused if you keep silent at ·elevatqr. ' · 'don't have the full st«y.' Now ' this time/ ' Reg. 88• Cosmetic ALUMINUM · C0$1111rltiiii'T. in deep divisions ''.,.·~>.::::;:=:::::;::.-:::z:;:;:;::::;::::::::;:;mi:~;~:~~~-===~!:::::::::;:;:::::::::::=~:=:-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::.~:. Graham urged to judge President 8.75 oz. .. NAVAL 59( TO THE VOTERS OF ·· MEIGS OOUNTY- MY SINCERE ss'' i lerl ond it he ~ lhe guHtretd1 ing roor of o big co t sta lk in g go me. It's the new 70%. FIRM INCORPORATED COLUMBUS - Articles of incorporation have beefi\ filed here with Secretary of State Ted W. Brown by M&W Cattle, , Inc ., Chester Twp ., Meigs County . whose agent is Ivan Hood, RD I, Long Bottom, with 60 shares of no par common stock. Crow, Crow & Porter law firm, Pomeroy, filed the papers on May 6. ditlons In the market. Because of the lower FHA and VA rates, lenders are reluctant to invest In them. In · addition, Lynn said, prices. of FHA and VA homes are mfiated to compensate for the" lower returns to lenders and builders. Because of the $35,000 mortgage limit on the new conventional subsidy program and the $33,000 ceiling on FHAinsured loans, buyers looking for .homes costing more than $35,000 were left to compete for money with the rich and business. TIGER MUFFLERS 99( HICK'SRIG. $1.49 AIITOMOnllf),T. SHALLOP NAMED COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. John J . Gilligan named Jon K. Shallop, 34, Atllens, to the Hearings Aid Dealers and Fitters .Licensing Board Friday. He succeeds Kennetll W. Berger whose term expired. •19 $699 WASHINGTON (UP! ) - The Watergate transcripts left Republican leaders deeply divided over President Nixon's future and what it means for the pariy . There were those who said Nixon is innocent of . any wrongdoing ; those who called for his resignation or impeachment, and those who remained silent. But, according to a UP! poll of GOP leaders, almost all of them were dismayed by what they read in the transcripts of Nixon's Watergate conversations and many were struggling with problem of how their candidates should deal with Watergate in the November election. At least one of them confided that tile demands for Nixon's resignation were motivated by fears about what may happen to the GOP at the polls. PAGE 15 By JAMES LM OVERTON HOUSTON (UP I) - Vice President Gerald R. l<'ord, reaffirming h'is belief that President Nixon was not involved in the Watergate bu rglary or covorup, Saturday said Republicans must gua rd :~ga inst Democrats creating, a "legislative dictatorship" in .the 1974 elections. "The focus rig ht now is on tile 1974 election and not on 1976," Ford said in a speech to a Republican district convention. "We have ample time to move along as we w·ill for owrun fo r the presidency in 1976. The issues lin 1974 ! are very simple-peace on one hand, prospe rity on the other. " Prestdent Nixon has done more to achieve peace · and nlaintain peace . His record in foreign policy is better than any President of the United Stales. They (Democrats) are aiming for a veto-proo f Congress. There would be a legislative dkU! torship. There would he an imbalance. There would be a dictatorship which we Americans abhor." Fords speech at the convention of the 13th Senatorial District in Harris County was his second of the day during a onN iay trip through Texas. He '' I ' ··. ' . I L GffiLS' ENSEMBLE - Girls singing in the ensemble during the spring conceri at Meigs High this afternoon are, 1- r, Venlda Gibbs, Vickie Oberholzer, Debbte Black, Donna Thornton, Jeni Grate and Sharon Bing. BOYS'' ENSEMBLE - Singing in the boYs' ensemble clurlng the spring concert at Meigs High School today at2:30 p.m. are, 1-r, Fred Burney, Ken Hoffman, David Moore Phil Ohlinger, Chris Miller, U.irY Coleman, Andy Hoove; and Scott Reuter. ' 1. I • '' . . ' ' • '•• .) �Ford reaffirms faith in Nixon • ~. ' THE GALLIA ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL Symphonic Band presented a 4kninute concert in the Public Square Saturday morning. Purpose of the special conce rt was to show the band's appreciation for all business firms OPEN . .. . ' and individuals who supported the .current new uniform ariYe. The ca mpaign, which began in Ja nuary, has produced $20,000 thus far . The goal, se t by tile Blue Devil Band Boosters, is $25,000. SUNDAY 1-7 DAILY 10-9 b SUNDAY & MONDAY, MAY 12th & 13th LESTER PLYMALE (left), of Gallipolis, accepts 3fl award for the Mi<J.Qhio Valley Industrial Emergency Council frQI!l William Stuckey of the Governor's Traffic Safety Committee (GTSC) at the 16-eounty regional meeting of the GTSC May 9 at Ohio University in recognition of the work of the Industrial Emergency Council of Gallipolis in conducting a mock disaster drill involving more than 400 persons. CHECK HECK'S FOR YOUR PERCOLATOR Grover affiliated to studio network MIDDLEPORT - The Lisle Ramsey Network of Professional Photographers has announced appointment of its newest affiliate, Kenneth D. Grover, who owns and operates Grover's Studio, 155 N. 2nd Avenue, Middleport, and Grover's Studio, Spring Valley Plaza, Gallipolis. Ken Grover and his lab technician, Tom Ball, were welcomed into the Lisle Ramsey Network at the LRP annual Portrait Marketing Conference in St. Louis on April 211-29-:lil. This Network concept is the first of its kind in the portrait industry. It operates urider the "umbrella" concept much like the major television networks. Under it, photography studios inay be affiliated witll the Network ,in different ways (some are franchised, some are independently owned and operated and some are operated by Lisle Ramsey Photography as Training and Development Centers) . But, in any specific geographic area, on1y one affiliate may he appointed. The Network Expedition to Philmont s~t in July lillNTINGTON - The TriState Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, has made final plans for a high adventure trip in July to the mountains of Philmont Scout Range and Explorer Base in northeastern New Mexico. According to Jim Wagers, Council Philmont Chairman, the expedition will take 45 Scouts and five Leaders. Local leader and scouts participating are adult scouter Raymond ·sutherland, Troop 249; Mike Martin, Brent Mattox, Randy Filkins, Danny Dunsmoor , Doug Morris, Roger Hill, Terry Wamsley , and Greg Wamsley , all of Troop 259, and Paul Reed, Troop 249. Several meetings will he held tn orient the parents and to prepare the Scouts for the various programs offered by more than 400 trained Philmont staff members, such as earth science, gold panning, rock climbing, archeologiqi study and digging, burro packing, horseback riding and hiking tile trails of Philmont in the historic old West. This is a once in a lifetime adventure coordinated by the Tri-State Area Council as one of its many services, and at a most reasonable rate to the · scouts. Mr . 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In addition, the studio shares in the purchasing power of a large corporation and gets top~uality portrait finishing from the Network's Professional Laboratory. Grover has been a member of the Professional Photographers of America for 16 years. _ __:: VO_L._9_N _O_. .:..::. 15_ _ _~-~.:.:SU:.:..;N;:,:.,DA:.:.-. Y, MAY 12, 1974 ' MEMORIAL DAY WREATHS G. E. eased to some GOP $ 4288 WASHINGTON (UP! ) Veterans and families seeking median priced new homes will be aided by President Nixon's latest housing initiatives, but urban area families looking in the $35,000 to $70,000 range are still !n trouble in today's tight mortgage money market. Nixon took several actions Friday to allocate $10.3 billion in federal funds to stimulate construction of more than 250,000 new homes whose buyers would be partially subsidized from the Treasury, But under the terms of the com plica ted programs, most upper income Americans were left to fend for themselves. Briefly , the President provided for : -An additional $3.3 billion of · mortgage money to subsidize Federal Housing Administration and Veterans Administration loans to the extent that qualified buyers would pay 8 per cent lnterestn while lenders would receive the newly effective rate of 8.75 per cent. -Up to $3 billion under a new program to provide subsidies to prospective buyers of $35,000 or less homes not eligible for FHA and VA financing, allowing a buyer to pay 8.75 per cent interest instead of prevailing market rates of 9 per cent or more. - An additional $4 billion from the Federal Home Loan kt Bank System at below mar e rates for savings and loan institutionsn the primary source of money for conventional mortgages. Jointly with the Presideni's actions, FHA and VA raised the interest ceiling con federally guaranteed loans from 8.5 per cent to 8.75 per cent. Housing and Urban Development Secretary James T. Lynn said the Increases were a recognition of con- JEWERY DEPT. 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Five GOP . se nators sugg es ted the leaders in other parts of tile President should step down country sai d they found and two House Republican nothing in tile transcripts to leaders said they thought it support impeachment. They might be a good idea. Many incl ucted Ca lifor ni a Gov. more congressmen added tha l Rona ld Reagan, Ala bama impeachment probably was · national committeeman Perry Hooper , Oklahoma chairman inevitable. In Tennessee, GOP. party . Clarence Warner, Orego n chairman S. L. Kopald said nationa l committeewoman Nixon should not resign, but Collis Moore, Florida chairundergo tile impeachment pro- man L. E. "Tommy )' Thomas, cess. " Ard I don 't think it will Pennsylvania Senate minority 'tear the country .up' to have an whip Stanley Stroup 'and forimpeachment process/' he mer Nixon cabin et member said. "We survived it before." Winton M. Blount. Mississippi par ty chairman Republican House Speaker Richard Hewes in Maine made Clarke Reed went one step 23 arrested in Athens; police hurt Streets set afire by mostly students ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) Twenty-three persons were arrested early Saturday during a confrontation between about 200 persons, mostly Ohio University students, and police after several fires were set In a city street. Four policemen were injured. A spokesman for the city p0.. lice department said the suspects were arrested on charges ranging · from disorderly conduct to inciting to riot. All were released on their own recognizance, the spokesman said. Charles Mains, a dispatcher, said the trouble started at 2:27 a.m. Saturday when lighter fluid was poured on a street in front of the campus and set on fire. " Police cars were sent down nose. Another had a leg hurt. Authorities said police Sgt. Ted Hutchins was treated for a broken nose while Sgt. Robert Wendell was hit in the leg with a beer hotUe and patrolman James Wooddell and Charles Misner sliffered leg injuries when hit with a brick or stones. All four officers were treated and released. Authorities said a rock festival on campus this weekend had drawn a large number of people here and could have contributed to the disturbance. Mains said everything was hack to normal by about 4 a.m. He added that windows in five businesses were broken. ... ' ' furtller in Nixon's defe nse, sayi ng that impeachment would be strictly partisan . " It (the transcripts ) is not goi ng to sa tisfy the Nixon haters, the conservative hater and the impeactunent lobby, but I certa inly think it is a clarion ca ll to the silent majority to sU!nd up and be counted," Reed said. But Bill Barnstead, a conservative and GOP chairman in Massachusetts, insisted that Nixon's defenders are dwindling rapidly. "The only people left are tile hard core and they' l! never give in," he said. "They're tile gave th e commencemen t kind who wouldn 't budge even speec h at Texas A&M if they found a gun witll his ·university in College Station in prints on it. But they're all tile morning and flew to the Dallas-For t Worth Airport for til at's left." Most of those who refused to an evening $100-a-plate ·fu ndcomment said they had not read the transcripts. SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) Donald DeFreeze, leader of the Symbionese Liberation Army which kidnaped Patricia Hearst, faced accusations In hiding Saturday that he has been a police informer . The police denied it. Los Argeles Police Chief Edward Davis conceded that and tried to put out the fire," DeFreeze once turned in a said Mains adding tha! Q!ficers crime partner in Los Angeles, had to use tear gas and riot batons to break up the crowd . . but Davis said his department "never considered using him "One police sergeant bad his as an infonner." nose broken when he was hit in the face with a brick,'' said Mains. "The brick broke tile plastic shield and broke his However, the Sari Francisco Chronicle quoted sources saying DeFreeze fed information to police from 1967 until 1969 when he was committed to state prison. A Los Angeles polite sergeant, who was sa id to hav e been DeFreeze's contact, said he was under 'orders not to conunent. DeFreeze, now calling himseif Cinque, is being sought by the FBI along with eight others including Miss Hearst, who t Kissinger.·aides ordered . to ~ I ! • Quneitra, key to peace JERUSALEM iUPli - Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger sent his two chicl aides Saturday to the luwn of Quneitra and the surrounding area, which Is the geographic key to military disengagement between Israel and Syria In the Golan Heights. Undersecretary of Slate Joseph J. Sisco and Harold M. Saunders, senior member ol the National Security :;\ Council , flew by heli copter to the heights with Israel's m: chief of staff, Lt. Gen. Mordec hai Bur. Once tll ere, they 1.:!.• ::::;l~~bf.E~:~:~ss~~:;~:.:~:g ~r:~e7t::.e;:~"s;:~~ :;:; J :.::.: four hours In Quoe!lra and Its environs. Quneitra, onee the Syrian administrative capital lor the Golan Heights region, lies about a mile insl~ e the point ol the farthest Israeli advance In the 1967 war. Now a ghos t town, it lies at the hea rt ol Kissinger's efforts to get an agreement on the cease-lire line. A high ofllrial with his party has said that ooee the tru ce line is agreed on, the other Issues wllllallinlo place. The vis!l appeared to lend credence to reports thut Israel Is willing to give up Qune!lra . ~alsin g dinner. Ford twice saia he was misunderstood in a speech last Thursda y in whi ch news reports said he bad made his sharpest attack to date on President Ni xon 's handling of the Watergate sca ndals. He met with Nixon Friday, but it waS unknow n what was discussed at that meeting. " I have read .the transcripts and I a.m convinced President Nixon knew nothing of the planning, break-in or execution of it at tile Democra tic campaign headq uarters," Ford told the ca ~n. polite crowd of 2,000 Republicans . Ford was given polite appla use in the less than halffilled Spring Branch Community Coliseum where Republicans met through the day to chart local party politics. Saxbe hard to shut up PANIC DENIED WASHINGTON I UP II White House aides Saturday rebulled a barrage of rumors rang ing from presid ential resignatiun to presidential illness with the UP! While House Reporter WASHINGTON (UP!) - Is tllere any chance that Attorney General William B. Saxbe wilL heed his critics' advice and button his lip? words " wrong, absolutely Lobby effective wron g. 11 They insi s ted morale is high and there is no panic at the While House In spite of the runaway gossip. "There's no pani c duwn . here," one White Hou se l!fficlal said. "Everyone is '"coilce med, yes. I sense more panic outside-than inside.'' Police deny Cinque informs. stated in tape recordings after he Feb. 4 kidnaping tllat she willingly is remaining witll the terrorist group. Cinque and Miss Hearst were among an SLA group tllat robbed a San Francisco bank of $10,000. • DeFreeze, 30, has a police record stretching back to his teens. On six occasions, when he was arrested on charges Involving weapons and bombs, DeFreeze managed to avoid going to prison . LAKE GENEVA , Wise. (UPI) - An Ohio SUite University professor said Saturday congressional reform on private pensions had been lobbied to a standstill. Merton C. Bernstein of tile OSU College of Law and autllor of tile book "The Future of Private Pensions" made the sta te ment in remarks prepared for delivery here at th e Midw est Pension Confere nce. Bet ostein sa id private pension interest groups played politics as usual on pension reform legislation. " As a result the House and Senate passed bills scheduled for congressional conference next week fall Ear short of national needs," said Bernstein, "Big labor and big businessabetted by insurance companies banks and pension professionals ·::... the very ones responsible for private pension His wife, Dolly, laughs and says: "Time will tell . ll's awfully hard to shut him up." Saxbe's remarks, usually delivered at his weekly coffee and doughnuts sessions with misdesign - lobbiedlf real reform to a stand sti ," he said . "The bills tha t now are a step away from enactment defer reform but ha ste n the discrediting of private pensions as a lair and reliable means to supplement social security . Bernstein said weaknesses include: - Employers are given tile chance to choose among tllree vesting formulas and pick tile one that does their employees little or no good . - Failure to do anytlling for wome n as employ ees or widows. - The beginning of vesting ca n be delayed until 1981 and beyond - while millions lose vital pension credits. 41 Phoney pension reform is shortsighted and will only persuade the American people to scrap private pensions," Bernstein said. Justice Deparbnent reporters, have plun ged him into repeated controversy and ea rned him a reputation as the new Martlla Mitchell . He drew perha ps the hottest Eire for his suggestion that missing heiress Patricia Hearst was a willing member of a bunch of 1 'common criminals" who robbed a San Francisco bank . That one brought criticism from Miss Hearst's father and the president of the America n Bar Assoc iation, and a veiled rebuke fr om FBI Director Cla rence M. Kelley. Mrs. Saxhe, interviewed in their so uth west Washington apa r tmen t hi g h -r ise overlooking th e Potomac · River , spoke with headshaking affection about tile outspoken man she met on tile campus of the Ohio State University and married 34 years ago. "He's always been kind of nervy," Mrs. Saxbe said. "But I'm glad he is . Everyone complains abo ut secrecy and being unapproachable." She believes her husband's problem is that "everyone thinks he's speaking for · the Justice Department, not himself," which was his custom as Republican senator from Ohio, Weather Mostly cloudy, cool today, showers possibly this evening. Tuesday continued cloudy, showers possible . Clearing by evening, we have the full story. The CLEVELAND (UP! ) Evangelist Billy Graham was President himsel! indicated on urged Saturday to speak ou.t TV that he is williug to he ''frankly and forthrightly" on judged by what is revealed in his position regarding the transcripts." Plagenz, an ordained President .Nixon. minister and a friend of George R. Plagenz, religion editor of the Cleveland Press Graham's, told the evangelist and syndicated religion writer "what the American public for S c ripps-Howa r d wants to hear from you is your newspapers, made the request view of the moral tone which .iii ari open letter to GraHam. the White H0t1se set. in the "As perhaps the most looked conversations recorded on the up to moral leader this country transcripts." has, you should speak out, "You · and I take radically frankly and forthrightly, now UP, UP ~DAWAY - MrS. Herman (Frances) Warner, positions . on the moral crisis which has differen .t demonstrates the new stairway elevator installed at the enveloped our presidency/ ' theologically, btit you know the Warner apartment for her and her husband's convenience. Plagenz wrote. "Other high regard· in which I hold ·Just sit in the chair, push the button, and up you go! ML. and religibus leaders have spoken you," Plagenz said:' "It is in Mrs. Warner for several years wintered in Florida but Mrs. .Out. America now wants· to 'this spirit of profound respect hear from you, Mr. Graham. · that I ask you now to speak out . Warner amounced this week that they are in Pomeroy to stay. She assists her son, W(IJiam, at Warner's Beauty and "This is no time for anyone to to the American people who Barber Shop, Second St., Pomeroy. William just returned take refuge in cliches •like, 'a are desperately perplexed by from Columbus where he attended tile School of man is , innocent until proven what they are reading and Cosmetu)ogy. Both Mrs: Warner and her SQil do.men's hair · guilty' or 'there has been no hl:aring about their President styling. They are assisted in the shop .on Saturday,by Charles proof of malfeasance in the and who can be only further Mrs. Warner invites visitors to take a ride in her ~nique Carr . . officellf the President' or 'we confused if you keep silent at ·elevatqr. ' · 'don't have the full st«y.' Now ' this time/ ' Reg. 88• Cosmetic ALUMINUM · C0$1111rltiiii'T. in deep divisions ''.,.·~>.::::;:=:::::;::.-:::z:;:;:;::::;::::::::;:;mi:~;~:~~~-===~!:::::::::;:;:::::::::::=~:=:-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::.~:. Graham urged to judge President 8.75 oz. .. NAVAL 59( TO THE VOTERS OF ·· MEIGS OOUNTY- MY SINCERE ss'' i lerl ond it he ~ lhe guHtretd1 ing roor of o big co t sta lk in g go me. It's the new 70%. FIRM INCORPORATED COLUMBUS - Articles of incorporation have beefi\ filed here with Secretary of State Ted W. Brown by M&W Cattle, , Inc ., Chester Twp ., Meigs County . whose agent is Ivan Hood, RD I, Long Bottom, with 60 shares of no par common stock. Crow, Crow & Porter law firm, Pomeroy, filed the papers on May 6. ditlons In the market. Because of the lower FHA and VA rates, lenders are reluctant to invest In them. In · addition, Lynn said, prices. of FHA and VA homes are mfiated to compensate for the" lower returns to lenders and builders. Because of the $35,000 mortgage limit on the new conventional subsidy program and the $33,000 ceiling on FHAinsured loans, buyers looking for .homes costing more than $35,000 were left to compete for money with the rich and business. TIGER MUFFLERS 99( HICK'SRIG. $1.49 AIITOMOnllf),T. SHALLOP NAMED COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. John J . Gilligan named Jon K. Shallop, 34, Atllens, to the Hearings Aid Dealers and Fitters .Licensing Board Friday. He succeeds Kennetll W. Berger whose term expired. •19 $699 WASHINGTON (UP! ) - The Watergate transcripts left Republican leaders deeply divided over President Nixon's future and what it means for the pariy . There were those who said Nixon is innocent of . any wrongdoing ; those who called for his resignation or impeachment, and those who remained silent. But, according to a UP! poll of GOP leaders, almost all of them were dismayed by what they read in the transcripts of Nixon's Watergate conversations and many were struggling with problem of how their candidates should deal with Watergate in the November election. At least one of them confided that tile demands for Nixon's resignation were motivated by fears about what may happen to the GOP at the polls. PAGE 15 By JAMES LM OVERTON HOUSTON (UP I) - Vice President Gerald R. l<'ord, reaffirming h'is belief that President Nixon was not involved in the Watergate bu rglary or covorup, Saturday said Republicans must gua rd :~ga inst Democrats creating, a "legislative dictatorship" in .the 1974 elections. "The focus rig ht now is on tile 1974 election and not on 1976," Ford said in a speech to a Republican district convention. "We have ample time to move along as we w·ill for owrun fo r the presidency in 1976. The issues lin 1974 ! are very simple-peace on one hand, prospe rity on the other. " Prestdent Nixon has done more to achieve peace · and nlaintain peace . His record in foreign policy is better than any President of the United Stales. They (Democrats) are aiming for a veto-proo f Congress. There would be a legislative dkU! torship. There would he an imbalance. There would be a dictatorship which we Americans abhor." Fords speech at the convention of the 13th Senatorial District in Harris County was his second of the day during a onN iay trip through Texas. He '' I ' ··. ' . I L GffiLS' ENSEMBLE - Girls singing in the ensemble during the spring conceri at Meigs High this afternoon are, 1- r, Venlda Gibbs, Vickie Oberholzer, Debbte Black, Donna Thornton, Jeni Grate and Sharon Bing. BOYS'' ENSEMBLE - Singing in the boYs' ensemble clurlng the spring concert at Meigs High School today at2:30 p.m. are, 1-r, Fred Burney, Ken Hoffman, David Moore Phil Ohlinger, Chris Miller, U.irY Coleman, Andy Hoove; and Scott Reuter. ' 1. I • '' . . ' ' • '•• .) �I' 16- The Sunday Times. Se'ntlnel, Sunday . May 12. 1974 CHICAGO I UP II ~ T he Nrw li ft· Satur day and expl oded. · for three hom e run s fo r the fi r:-;t . time thi s season Saturday and 23·year.old rookie Craig Swa n rec orded hi s fi rst Majo r League win <J s the MeLs S( ' (Jt' Pd a 6--3 triumph over tlw Ch i ee~go Cubs. Cleon J ones :-:wd Don H i1hn each connected fo r the1 r initi;.d home run s of the 1974 sea soh while Rusty St.c! ub hit his si xth Yor k Cuellar , who has now won two straight after losing his two previous starts, faced only 29 batters and lost a shutout bid in the fifth inning when George Hendrick sliced his fifth homer of the season into the rightfield stands . The ve tera n lefthander struck out five and walked one in defeating the Indians for the fourth straight time which includes three victories since the AII..Star break last year. The Orioles, who set a new club record with 22 safeties, chased Cleveland starter and loser Fritz Peterson in the first inning on run ..coring singles by Earl Williams and Brooks Robinson and made it~ in the fourth on Paul Blair's run· scoring single and an error. NO. ONE SINGLES Roger A l l ma n (I ) defeat ed Don Carter (G ); Dan Leasu re ( L ) defeated G reg Stew ar t ( W ) ; Mark B uc hana n ( J) defeated A llm a n ; Bu chanan defeate d L easu re ' NO . TWO SIN.GLES Buchan an ( J ) defeated J i m Singe r ( G ) ; Joh n An derson ( I ) d efe ate d Bob Chamber:s (LJ ; Fabio Lo bo (W ) d ef eat ed Bu ch anan ; Lo bo def ea t ed Ander son . NO . THREE SINGLES Martin Irv i ne { L J def ea t ed Dan Ray (I) ; Jack Delaney (J ) def eated Gil Pr ic e ( G I : Rex Hol zapfel {W ) aetealed Irv in e ; Holzapfel def ea t ed D el an ey . NO . FOUR SINGLES J ac k. Downard (W l def eated M i k e H art Sock · l l l ; Ken W i l l K. Giants edge Braves, 8-7 Down ar d. NO FIVE SINGLES Ra ndy Bishop ( I ) defea t ed Bi ll Fu ll er ( L ); Dennis Per ry ( J l d ef eat ed Da ve Th o ma s I G l ; B is hop d ef eated Dal e Lea ch IW J: Per r y de fea te d B ishop". ATLANTA (UPi) - Ti to Fuentes ' two-ru n doubl e capped a six -run San Francisco sixth-inning Sa turda y and the Giants went on lo beat the Atlanta Braves. 8-7. ThE Giants , tra iling 2-0 going into the sixth. got lhose six runs on six hits and two Atlanta errors. Garry Maddox star ted the inning off wi th a double and Gary MaHhews, Dave Rader and Bobby Bonds chipped in with run·scor ing singles dur ing the inning. The Braves scored their first two runs on some brilliant base running by J ohn Oates and Darrell Evans . Oa tes turned a single ·into a fi rst inn ing ru n thanks to two Gianls ' errors and Evans scored in the four th after runnin g an apparent double intp a triple. Run-scoring singles by Dave Johnson and Norm Miller cut !J1e Giants ' margin to 6-4 in the bottom of the sixth and the Braves added another run ' in the seventh to close within one. NO . SI X SINGLES Ro ger Butner (J ) defeated Gr eg Thoma s. ( G ); A I Steme n defeat ed Eri c Wi l l i am s ( I ) ; J eff ~ enry (W ) def eate d B ut n er ; Steme n . H enr y de f e at e d NO. ONE DOUBLES W ill -Si nger ( G ) def ea t ed M . Bu chanan Butner (J ); A l m an Ray (I ) def eat ed Leas ur e . Cham ber s { L ).' St ewa r t -L obo CW J defeated Wi ll -Sin ger ( G I; St e wa rt -L o bo ( W J de f ea t ed A l m an -Ra y ( 1) . NO. TWO DOUBLES A nd e r so n - Fil k. in s [ I l defe at ed K. Bu ch anan Crawf or d ( J J; Downard · Holzapf el ( W J defeated Pr ice Carter ( G ); lrv lne -Har tsook ( L I defeat ed Anderson -Fi lkin s (Il; l r v i n e-Hartso ok (L l def eat ed Downard -Holz apfel (W I NO . THREE DOUBLES John so n - S tem e n (L ) de f eated G rolh -EIIi s (G J ; Perr y -Delaney (J J defeated Bishop -Will i ams ( I J; Henr y Lea ~ h' ( W) defea t ed Johnson Stemen ( l ) ; Perry -Del aney ,·.(,J I defeated H enry -Lea ch ( W l . TEAM SCORES TEAM SCORE Wells t on 31 J ack son 25 Logan 15 lr on ! on . 10 Gal l 1po1L s 7 State Bank No. 130 CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDmON OF THE OHIO VALLEY BANK COMPANY I Sw;m, who ('O llected three s trai)..;ht singles to hel p his owh cau~e . sta rted for New Yor k and l:l.tVC up just fou r hilli in tht' six i nn i n ~s lu.: worked. but Wi.1S replaced by Ray Sadecki due tu a 40-J nioutc ·rai n dcl av J l the end 'of four inn ings. S~nlll had lost two games th is year and one ln his b rie f stint with the Mel, ltt sl yea r . Sadecki was tum· heel (or fi ve l..nug Jump - I.yon ~ . ·zilnc Tr ace 21 '5' ' ; Logan ! NG ) second . Poh• Va ult ..:. ,J. Grubb , Chillicothe . H untin~ ton 12 ' . Shot Put - J. Toki e, Crooks· ville 52'2' ·. · Be ntl ey , Di sc us Hun tington Chillico th e 137' 10". High Jump - Walls, La tham . Western 6'2". 880 Relay - . Adena 1.35; North (ial li a fifll1. HO Yard Run - Tyler , Adena :51.4 : Te rry Smith (Eastern ) third. Ea rl Class AA wi nners were: Mil e Run - Marti n, Oa k Hill 4:41.2; Chang rGA HSI fourth . 100 Yard n ash - Burns, Hillsboro : 10.1 . 120 High Hurdles - Vi nson, Ironton :15.45. 4 ~ U Y;ud Run Vince nt, Ironton :52 .1: Tom LowefJ' I Meigs I fifth . MAJOR LEAG UE Major League Standing s By United Press Internat iona l Nation a l Leag ue (Ea st ) hil~ .(J nd three Cub r uns in the ci,ghth, inclu ding. pinch-hitter· Andy Thorn ton's first Major League homer . Sadccki wa s touched for fi ve hil' and three Cub run s in the eig hth. including a pinch-hitte r Andy Thornton's fi rst Major I ..ee~gue hom er . T he Mel os broke a scoreless dea dlock wilh one out m the fourth when Jones stroked his fi rs t homer of the year, 400 feel in to the ce nterfi eld siands. Hahn then opened the fifth Inning with his homer on a 3-2 count. Swa n foll owed wi th a single in the hole. Frailin g got the nex t tw o ba tters but Staub drove his home run in to the leftfi eld ca twalk. ,, ·, OPEN 9 'TIL 9 DAILY-CLOSED SUNDAY Boneless again, 3-1 MONTREA L !UP)) - Bob Bailey clouted a two-run homer and righthander Steve Renko com.pleted his first game of the year Saturday afternoon as the Montreal Expos defealed the St. Louis Cardinals · 3-1 in a nationally televised game. Bailey 's fo urth home run of the year came in the fourth inning after Ron Fairly had led off with a sin gle, pu tti ng Montreal in front 3.(1. The Expos got the ir first run in the thi rd inning on singles by Renko. Tim Foli and Willie Da vis. Renko picked up his second win aga inst four losses as he scattered eight hits, walked three and struck out four . Renko, who won 15 games last yea r, cam e in to Saturday's gam e with four losses in a row . I Store Hours: ROASTS Heart of the 0.1~NEWPORT ,. ' c•"' ROAST I 1:15 p.m. • BONELESS CHUCK ROASTS FIATCUTS • • • • • lb. $1.09 CHUCK ROASTS auDECUTs • • • • • • • • • • • • • • lb. 79c ~ •• •• • ••£ ~ ~ ~ 10 LBS• • ... • ·~ ..•" ""- "' ... ta ,. . , .,. • t., ~ .. •: t . I• t•· . ~ ,.; ~_.. " , ,:r ,". ',.. ,~ ~ ~•• ~ ' o#o "'· :J. NEW CROP CALIFORNIA VALENCIA • ' ,t,... .... ~ •... ..;. ~ ., ' ,,.!. 4-lb. BAG * Coupon *------------------------* Coupon * -. SAVE 70c Minnesota at Oakl and , twilight Kansas Cit y (Fitzmorris 3-1 an d Dal Canton 1-l l at AT ANT PINNTFARE WITH . 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PERK OR DRIP ~~· ' THOROFARE VANILLA (Lag row 2-31. 1:30 p.m. FFEE c , -------------------------------------~ Boston ( Lee 3-3) at DetrOi t 303 CANS BEANS 4 •t w ·,, Oa kl and 4 Minnesota 2 • Cali forn ia 2 Ka nsas City 1 Saturday ' s results : Bostpn 8 Detr oit 5 Ba ll1more 12 Cl eveland 1 M i lwa uk ee 3 New York 2 MAXWELL HOUSE BUSH'S CUT GREEN OR SHELLI E )< New York 7 Milwaukee 2 De troit 6 Boston 5 ( 11 Ch icago 8 Tex as 7, 14 inns. · ~1 b , THANK YOU I .69¢ CHARCOAL , ~ L os Anqe l es ( M esser smith 3· •,. 11 BACON.. ~~~~: BONELESS CHUCK $}19 R LB. SHOULDER ROAST OR KINGSFORD .' Chuclc Rolled lb. 2 New Yor k ( Sea ver 1-3) at Chi cago (S tone J. Q), 2: 15p.m . San Franci sco (Bryant 0- 1 and Bar r 1-1) a t A t lanta (Mor ton 3-3 and Gen tr y O· OL 1:35 p.m . Houst on ( W il son 1-1 a nd Os teen .:1 -2) at Cin cinna ti ( Nor man 1-3 and K i r b y 1-3), I Folks! • p.m. ,' I CHUNK ·BOLOGNA LB. • Ol a t San- Diego ( Jon es 2-6) , 4 Cali forn ia ( Tanana 3-3 and Pillsbor gh t Elli s 1-21 at May 0-1 or Lange 0-0J. S p.m. Philadelph ia t Longbor n 3-21 . Chicag o (W ood 4-SJ at Texas l:l 5 p.m. (Jenk ins 6-2L 9 p.m. '' the Friendl 69¢ MARHOEFER 49¢ HOT DOGS.... ~.~.~~...... ARMOUR Monday thru -Saturday 8 AM to 10• PM Sundays 10 AM to 10 PM Bal t imor e 3 Cleveland 1 St . Loui s (Gi bson 2-2) at Montre al (Tor r ez J -2 or Ren ko 1-41. 2: IS p.m . ~ 298 Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio ARMOUR*STAR BEEF-U.S.D.A. CHOICE-U.S. Govt. Insp. Cardinals PD. POL! ADV. ~ '. - ,' ' W~ r u erve ttl~ r . ghtla 'l imit quant 1 li e~ on .11 1ilemi in lh1 s .ld . P I' ices e lfecfi11e tlnw ~at ., Mil Y I! , 1'174 Kansas City at Cal ifornia. Pitt s burgh a t Philade lph ia . nig ht nig ht Chi cago at Texas, night Los Angeles at San Di ego, Toda y ' s games : night M i nnesota (Decker 3·21 at Toda y ' s games : Oakla nd !Blue H ) . 4:30p.m. State of Ohio, County of Gallia, ss : Swon to and subscribed before me this 3rd day of May, 1974, and I hereby ~ily that I am not an officer or dlrec!M of Ws bank. MY. commission expires April B, 1915. PbyUJa P. WU<oxon, Notary Public . . I. . NO SALES TO DEALERS l Friday's Results : Cin cinna t i 2 H ouslon 1 Los Angeles 7 San Diego 5 Sa tu r day' s Res ults: NeW Yor k 6 Chicago 3 Montrea l 3 St . Lou is I San Francisc o B Atla nta 7 Houston at Cincinnat i. twi lig h t . I, Selwyn R. White, Executive Vice President, of the above-named bank, do sol'i"'t'Y affirm that this report of condition is true and correct, to the best of my kn~w edge. · C<>rrect-AIIat: Selwyn R. White Morris E. llaskiDs ... " Emenon E. Eva111 - Director~ Jameo L. O.Uey '· QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED .,. 252 THIRD AVENUE, GALLIPOLIS Expos top PRICES GOOD. THRU MAY 18, 1974 •• American league t East) w. I. pet. g.b. w. I. pet. g.b. 16 14 .533 St Lou is New Yor k 18 15 .545 Montreat . 12 11 .52 1 1 ~ Ba ltimore 15 18 .535 112 15 14 .517 1-;: Clevela nd Phi lade lphia 15 15 .500 l Y2 13 17 .<33 3 De tr oi t 14 14 .500 2 New. York 11 15 .413 3 Boston 14 16 .466 2'12 Chicago 9 17 .346 5 M il wa ukee 11 13 .458 2'h Pitlsborgh {West) {West) w. I. pet. g.b. w. I. pet . g.b. Los Ang eles 21 9 .700. Chi cago 14 12 .538 Hou ston 19 13 .594 3 Ca li fornia 16 14 .533 San Fran . 18 14 .562 4 Te xas 1S IS .soo 1 Cinc i nnal i 12 13 .500 6 Oakland 14 IS .483 w, A11an ta 13 18 .419 3112 Minnesota 12 13 .480 1lf'2 San Di ego 1.1 1Q .42 4 S•h Kansas Ci t y 12 15 .444 2'1'2 inns . ) other assets representing bank premises • • . - • 641,771.32 Other assets • • • • • - - · - • • • • · · • • • . · 283,083.46 TOTAL ASSETS · • · · • • - • • • - • • • • • • $32,469,143.72 LIABILlfiES Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations . • •• - • - •• • • . . . • • . . $ ·7,11 2,604 .30 Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations - • • - • . • • • • . . 20,950,646.63 Deposits of United States Government • - • . . . . • • . 129,424.83 Deposits of States and political subdivions "' . • • · - . • 710,833.97 Deposits of commercial banks - - • • . . . • . . . . 1,000.00 Certified and officers' checks, etc. • ' - • · · • • . - • • 95,388.00 TOTAL DEPOSITS - • - - . . . $28,999,897.73 (a ) Total demand deposits · • • - · · $ 8,049,251.10 (b) Total time and savings deposits •• · . • 20,9ii0,646.63 Other liabilities • · · - • · - - • • • - - - - - • • 943,929.09 TOTAL UABIUTIES • - • • · • • • • • · · • · • $29,943,826.82 RESERVES ON WANS AND SECURITIES Reserve for bad debt losses on loans (set up fll rsuant to IRS rulings) • - • - - - - - - • . . . . - $300,822.74 TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES . • • · 300,822. 74 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Equity capital, total . . . .• . •• . $2,224,494.16 Common stock-total par value · 600,000.00 No. shares authorized 60,000 No. shares outstanding 6C,OOO Surplus . . - - - . . . . • • - . • . • • - - • - • 990,000.00 Undivided profits . - . • . • • . . • • . 634,494.16 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 2,224,494.16 TOTAL U ABIU TIES, RESERVES, AND . CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $32,'469,143. 72 MEMORANDA Average of total deposits for the 15 calendar days ending with call date . • • . • . . . . • • • . • . $29,696,ii22.95 Average of total loans for the Iii calendar days ending with call date . . ·-. . . . • • _ . • . $20,0ii1,241.88 SUPPLEMENTAL MEMORANDA Pledged assets and securities loaned (book value ) : U.S. Government obligations, direct and guaranteed, pledged to secure deposits anq other liabilities . . • • • $1,'184 ,438.71 TOTAL . . • . • . • • • • • • . • • . • . . . • "· $1 ,184 ,438.71 .•' •.•, ,,•• . . ' STANDINGS San Fra nc i sco s A t l an ta 4 ASSETS Cash and due from banks • • • · · • • • • • •• - · · - •.• $ 1,612,886.83 U.S. Treasury securities - - - - · · • · · •• · • • · . . . • 6,188,292.74 Obligations of States and political subdivisions - . - . • • • • 3,910,629.53 Other securities (including $1.00 corporate stocks ) . . - • . . . . 1. 00 Federal funds ~ld and securities purchased . . . 1,000,000.00 under agreements to reseU - . . . . . 18,832,4 78.84 Otherloans. · · . • • - - . - · - Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and ,...~ . ,. • New York 7 Chi cago 2 Philadel ph ia J Pitt sbu rg h Mo ntrea l 5 St. Loui s 4 / I Mile Hun - Climer. Ross . S o u t hee~ s t er n 4.4:t8 ; Lar ry Atherton (Eastern 1 sixth . -100 Ya rd n ash - Ileve rly, Ademt : 10.15; Sterling Logan 1 NG l second : Terry Smi th ( E;1 stern ) fo ur th . 120 lligh Hurdl es- I.:Jckev . Fed eral Ho~ki ng : I5.H5 . · Friday's Result s: of Gallipolis In the State of Ohio and Dome&ltc Subsidiaries at the close of business on ,\pril 24, 197t. - ho11 1C r un ·of jl he yea r, all off Cubs st..a r l er Ken Frailing. tu RIO GRANDE - As of 4::10 p.111. &iturday. 10 Class A District track winners an d fou r Class AA high school cham· pions had been detcrmin(>d at Evans Field here. Preliminary evenls \n the 1974 dls tr ic t meets were completed Satun;loy morning. Ea rly win ners in 10 of 15 Class A events were : t G l d efeated M ike F il kins ( 1) , defea t ed Bo b D o wn ar d Cr a wf ord ( J ); Will defea t ed Ill qam c 10 Class A, .four AA winners named Wellston ~aptures Rio tennis match RIO GRANDE - Wellston's Golden Rockets , coached by Tony DeCastro, captured the Rio Grande Invitational Tennis meet here Friday . The Rockets tallied 31 team points. Jackson was second with 25, Logan third with 15, Ironton fourth with 10 and Gallipolis fifth wi th seven points. Some area observers said it was the third annual South· eastern Ohio League tennis match. All league teams participated with the exception of Meigs, Waverfy and Athens. Here's Fr'iday's results: M e ts 17 - The. Sunday ~imes -Sentinei, Sunday, May 12, 1974• :.. Mets·rock Cubs Orioles crush Inclians, 12-1 CLEVELAND (UP!) Mark Belanger banged out five hits and rookie Jim Fuller --drove in three runs with a pair of homers Saturday to spark a 22-hit Baltimore Or iole attack and Mike Cuellar tossed a five· hitter as the Orioles rolled to a 12·1 victory over the Clevela nd Indians. Belanger, using a 32-Qunce bat, has now slapped out 20hits in :i6 trips to the plate for a .357 average since April 17. The 29 year-Qid shortstop, who came into the series hitting .192, is now hitting at a .266 clip. Fuller, who has now hit three homers and kn ocked in 11 runs in his last Iii at-bats. hit a solo homer off Cleveland pitcher Ken Sanders in the seventh and followed with a two-run shot in the eighth. • ' '1 I' ' .. , I; ' ' r • • I \ '·' .,. " ; I �I' 16- The Sunday Times. Se'ntlnel, Sunday . May 12. 1974 CHICAGO I UP II ~ T he Nrw li ft· Satur day and expl oded. · for three hom e run s fo r the fi r:-;t . time thi s season Saturday and 23·year.old rookie Craig Swa n rec orded hi s fi rst Majo r League win <J s the MeLs S( ' (Jt' Pd a 6--3 triumph over tlw Ch i ee~go Cubs. Cleon J ones :-:wd Don H i1hn each connected fo r the1 r initi;.d home run s of the 1974 sea soh while Rusty St.c! ub hit his si xth Yor k Cuellar , who has now won two straight after losing his two previous starts, faced only 29 batters and lost a shutout bid in the fifth inning when George Hendrick sliced his fifth homer of the season into the rightfield stands . The ve tera n lefthander struck out five and walked one in defeating the Indians for the fourth straight time which includes three victories since the AII..Star break last year. The Orioles, who set a new club record with 22 safeties, chased Cleveland starter and loser Fritz Peterson in the first inning on run ..coring singles by Earl Williams and Brooks Robinson and made it~ in the fourth on Paul Blair's run· scoring single and an error. NO. ONE SINGLES Roger A l l ma n (I ) defeat ed Don Carter (G ); Dan Leasu re ( L ) defeated G reg Stew ar t ( W ) ; Mark B uc hana n ( J) defeated A llm a n ; Bu chanan defeate d L easu re ' NO . TWO SIN.GLES Buchan an ( J ) defeated J i m Singe r ( G ) ; Joh n An derson ( I ) d efe ate d Bob Chamber:s (LJ ; Fabio Lo bo (W ) d ef eat ed Bu ch anan ; Lo bo def ea t ed Ander son . NO . THREE SINGLES Martin Irv i ne { L J def ea t ed Dan Ray (I) ; Jack Delaney (J ) def eated Gil Pr ic e ( G I : Rex Hol zapfel {W ) aetealed Irv in e ; Holzapfel def ea t ed D el an ey . NO . FOUR SINGLES J ac k. Downard (W l def eated M i k e H art Sock · l l l ; Ken W i l l K. Giants edge Braves, 8-7 Down ar d. NO FIVE SINGLES Ra ndy Bishop ( I ) defea t ed Bi ll Fu ll er ( L ); Dennis Per ry ( J l d ef eat ed Da ve Th o ma s I G l ; B is hop d ef eated Dal e Lea ch IW J: Per r y de fea te d B ishop". ATLANTA (UPi) - Ti to Fuentes ' two-ru n doubl e capped a six -run San Francisco sixth-inning Sa turda y and the Giants went on lo beat the Atlanta Braves. 8-7. ThE Giants , tra iling 2-0 going into the sixth. got lhose six runs on six hits and two Atlanta errors. Garry Maddox star ted the inning off wi th a double and Gary MaHhews, Dave Rader and Bobby Bonds chipped in with run·scor ing singles dur ing the inning. The Braves scored their first two runs on some brilliant base running by J ohn Oates and Darrell Evans . Oa tes turned a single ·into a fi rst inn ing ru n thanks to two Gianls ' errors and Evans scored in the four th after runnin g an apparent double intp a triple. Run-scoring singles by Dave Johnson and Norm Miller cut !J1e Giants ' margin to 6-4 in the bottom of the sixth and the Braves added another run ' in the seventh to close within one. NO . SI X SINGLES Ro ger Butner (J ) defeated Gr eg Thoma s. ( G ); A I Steme n defeat ed Eri c Wi l l i am s ( I ) ; J eff ~ enry (W ) def eate d B ut n er ; Steme n . H enr y de f e at e d NO. ONE DOUBLES W ill -Si nger ( G ) def ea t ed M . Bu chanan Butner (J ); A l m an Ray (I ) def eat ed Leas ur e . Cham ber s { L ).' St ewa r t -L obo CW J defeated Wi ll -Sin ger ( G I; St e wa rt -L o bo ( W J de f ea t ed A l m an -Ra y ( 1) . NO. TWO DOUBLES A nd e r so n - Fil k. in s [ I l defe at ed K. Bu ch anan Crawf or d ( J J; Downard · Holzapf el ( W J defeated Pr ice Carter ( G ); lrv lne -Har tsook ( L I defeat ed Anderson -Fi lkin s (Il; l r v i n e-Hartso ok (L l def eat ed Downard -Holz apfel (W I NO . THREE DOUBLES John so n - S tem e n (L ) de f eated G rolh -EIIi s (G J ; Perr y -Delaney (J J defeated Bishop -Will i ams ( I J; Henr y Lea ~ h' ( W) defea t ed Johnson Stemen ( l ) ; Perry -Del aney ,·.(,J I defeated H enry -Lea ch ( W l . TEAM SCORES TEAM SCORE Wells t on 31 J ack son 25 Logan 15 lr on ! on . 10 Gal l 1po1L s 7 State Bank No. 130 CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDmON OF THE OHIO VALLEY BANK COMPANY I Sw;m, who ('O llected three s trai)..;ht singles to hel p his owh cau~e . sta rted for New Yor k and l:l.tVC up just fou r hilli in tht' six i nn i n ~s lu.: worked. but Wi.1S replaced by Ray Sadecki due tu a 40-J nioutc ·rai n dcl av J l the end 'of four inn ings. S~nlll had lost two games th is year and one ln his b rie f stint with the Mel, ltt sl yea r . Sadecki was tum· heel (or fi ve l..nug Jump - I.yon ~ . ·zilnc Tr ace 21 '5' ' ; Logan ! NG ) second . Poh• Va ult ..:. ,J. Grubb , Chillicothe . H untin~ ton 12 ' . Shot Put - J. Toki e, Crooks· ville 52'2' ·. · Be ntl ey , Di sc us Hun tington Chillico th e 137' 10". High Jump - Walls, La tham . Western 6'2". 880 Relay - . Adena 1.35; North (ial li a fifll1. HO Yard Run - Tyler , Adena :51.4 : Te rry Smith (Eastern ) third. Ea rl Class AA wi nners were: Mil e Run - Marti n, Oa k Hill 4:41.2; Chang rGA HSI fourth . 100 Yard n ash - Burns, Hillsboro : 10.1 . 120 High Hurdles - Vi nson, Ironton :15.45. 4 ~ U Y;ud Run Vince nt, Ironton :52 .1: Tom LowefJ' I Meigs I fifth . MAJOR LEAG UE Major League Standing s By United Press Internat iona l Nation a l Leag ue (Ea st ) hil~ .(J nd three Cub r uns in the ci,ghth, inclu ding. pinch-hitter· Andy Thorn ton's first Major League homer . Sadccki wa s touched for fi ve hil' and three Cub run s in the eig hth. including a pinch-hitte r Andy Thornton's fi rst Major I ..ee~gue hom er . T he Mel os broke a scoreless dea dlock wilh one out m the fourth when Jones stroked his fi rs t homer of the year, 400 feel in to the ce nterfi eld siands. Hahn then opened the fifth Inning with his homer on a 3-2 count. Swa n foll owed wi th a single in the hole. Frailin g got the nex t tw o ba tters but Staub drove his home run in to the leftfi eld ca twalk. ,, ·, OPEN 9 'TIL 9 DAILY-CLOSED SUNDAY Boneless again, 3-1 MONTREA L !UP)) - Bob Bailey clouted a two-run homer and righthander Steve Renko com.pleted his first game of the year Saturday afternoon as the Montreal Expos defealed the St. Louis Cardinals · 3-1 in a nationally televised game. Bailey 's fo urth home run of the year came in the fourth inning after Ron Fairly had led off with a sin gle, pu tti ng Montreal in front 3.(1. The Expos got the ir first run in the thi rd inning on singles by Renko. Tim Foli and Willie Da vis. Renko picked up his second win aga inst four losses as he scattered eight hits, walked three and struck out four . Renko, who won 15 games last yea r, cam e in to Saturday's gam e with four losses in a row . I Store Hours: ROASTS Heart of the 0.1~NEWPORT ,. ' c•"' ROAST I 1:15 p.m. • BONELESS CHUCK ROASTS FIATCUTS • • • • • lb. $1.09 CHUCK ROASTS auDECUTs • • • • • • • • • • • • • • lb. 79c ~ •• •• • ••£ ~ ~ ~ 10 LBS• • ... • ·~ ..•" ""- "' ... ta ,. . , .,. • t., ~ .. •: t . I• t•· . ~ ,.; ~_.. " , ,:r ,". ',.. ,~ ~ ~•• ~ ' o#o "'· :J. NEW CROP CALIFORNIA VALENCIA • ' ,t,... .... ~ •... ..;. ~ ., ' ,,.!. 4-lb. BAG * Coupon *------------------------* Coupon * -. SAVE 70c Minnesota at Oakl and , twilight Kansas Cit y (Fitzmorris 3-1 an d Dal Canton 1-l l at AT ANT PINNTFARE WITH . 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Pitt s burgh a t Philade lph ia . nig ht nig ht Chi cago at Texas, night Los Angeles at San Di ego, Toda y ' s games : night M i nnesota (Decker 3·21 at Toda y ' s games : Oakla nd !Blue H ) . 4:30p.m. State of Ohio, County of Gallia, ss : Swon to and subscribed before me this 3rd day of May, 1974, and I hereby ~ily that I am not an officer or dlrec!M of Ws bank. MY. commission expires April B, 1915. PbyUJa P. WU<oxon, Notary Public . . I. . NO SALES TO DEALERS l Friday's Results : Cin cinna t i 2 H ouslon 1 Los Angeles 7 San Diego 5 Sa tu r day' s Res ults: NeW Yor k 6 Chicago 3 Montrea l 3 St . Lou is I San Francisc o B Atla nta 7 Houston at Cincinnat i. twi lig h t . I, Selwyn R. White, Executive Vice President, of the above-named bank, do sol'i"'t'Y affirm that this report of condition is true and correct, to the best of my kn~w edge. · C<>rrect-AIIat: Selwyn R. White Morris E. llaskiDs ... " Emenon E. Eva111 - Director~ Jameo L. O.Uey '· QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED .,. 252 THIRD AVENUE, GALLIPOLIS Expos top PRICES GOOD. THRU MAY 18, 1974 •• American league t East) w. I. pet. g.b. w. I. pet. g.b. 16 14 .533 St Lou is New Yor k 18 15 .545 Montreat . 12 11 .52 1 1 ~ Ba ltimore 15 18 .535 112 15 14 .517 1-;: Clevela nd Phi lade lphia 15 15 .500 l Y2 13 17 .<33 3 De tr oi t 14 14 .500 2 New. York 11 15 .413 3 Boston 14 16 .466 2'12 Chicago 9 17 .346 5 M il wa ukee 11 13 .458 2'h Pitlsborgh {West) {West) w. I. pet. g.b. w. I. pet . g.b. Los Ang eles 21 9 .700. Chi cago 14 12 .538 Hou ston 19 13 .594 3 Ca li fornia 16 14 .533 San Fran . 18 14 .562 4 Te xas 1S IS .soo 1 Cinc i nnal i 12 13 .500 6 Oakland 14 IS .483 w, A11an ta 13 18 .419 3112 Minnesota 12 13 .480 1lf'2 San Di ego 1.1 1Q .42 4 S•h Kansas Ci t y 12 15 .444 2'1'2 inns . ) other assets representing bank premises • • . - • 641,771.32 Other assets • • • • • - - · - • • • • · · • • • . · 283,083.46 TOTAL ASSETS · • · · • • - • • • - • • • • • • $32,469,143.72 LIABILlfiES Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations . • •• - • - •• • • . . . • • . . $ ·7,11 2,604 .30 Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations - • • - • . • • • • . . 20,950,646.63 Deposits of United States Government • - • . . . . • • . 129,424.83 Deposits of States and political subdivions "' . • • · - . • 710,833.97 Deposits of commercial banks - - • • . . . • . . . . 1,000.00 Certified and officers' checks, etc. • ' - • · · • • . - • • 95,388.00 TOTAL DEPOSITS - • - - . . . $28,999,897.73 (a ) Total demand deposits · • • - · · $ 8,049,251.10 (b) Total time and savings deposits •• · . • 20,9ii0,646.63 Other liabilities • · · - • · - - • • • - - - - - • • 943,929.09 TOTAL UABIUTIES • - • • · • • • • • · · • · • $29,943,826.82 RESERVES ON WANS AND SECURITIES Reserve for bad debt losses on loans (set up fll rsuant to IRS rulings) • - • - - - - - - • . . . . - $300,822.74 TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES . • • · 300,822. 74 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Equity capital, total . . . .• . •• . $2,224,494.16 Common stock-total par value · 600,000.00 No. shares authorized 60,000 No. shares outstanding 6C,OOO Surplus . . - - - . . . . • • - . • . • • - - • - • 990,000.00 Undivided profits . - . • . • • . . • • . 634,494.16 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 2,224,494.16 TOTAL U ABIU TIES, RESERVES, AND . CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $32,'469,143. 72 MEMORANDA Average of total deposits for the 15 calendar days ending with call date . • • . • . . . . • • • . • . $29,696,ii22.95 Average of total loans for the Iii calendar days ending with call date . . ·-. . . . • • _ . • . $20,0ii1,241.88 SUPPLEMENTAL MEMORANDA Pledged assets and securities loaned (book value ) : U.S. Government obligations, direct and guaranteed, pledged to secure deposits anq other liabilities . . • • • $1,'184 ,438.71 TOTAL . . • . • . • • • • • • . • • . • . . . • "· $1 ,184 ,438.71 .•' •.•, ,,•• . . ' STANDINGS San Fra nc i sco s A t l an ta 4 ASSETS Cash and due from banks • • • · · • • • • • •• - · · - •.• $ 1,612,886.83 U.S. Treasury securities - - - - · · • · · •• · • • · . . . • 6,188,292.74 Obligations of States and political subdivisions - . - . • • • • 3,910,629.53 Other securities (including $1.00 corporate stocks ) . . - • . . . . 1. 00 Federal funds ~ld and securities purchased . . . 1,000,000.00 under agreements to reseU - . . . . . 18,832,4 78.84 Otherloans. · · . • • - - . - · - Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and ,...~ . ,. • New York 7 Chi cago 2 Philadel ph ia J Pitt sbu rg h Mo ntrea l 5 St. Loui s 4 / I Mile Hun - Climer. Ross . S o u t hee~ s t er n 4.4:t8 ; Lar ry Atherton (Eastern 1 sixth . -100 Ya rd n ash - Ileve rly, Ademt : 10.15; Sterling Logan 1 NG l second : Terry Smi th ( E;1 stern ) fo ur th . 120 lligh Hurdl es- I.:Jckev . Fed eral Ho~ki ng : I5.H5 . · Friday's Result s: of Gallipolis In the State of Ohio and Dome&ltc Subsidiaries at the close of business on ,\pril 24, 197t. - ho11 1C r un ·of jl he yea r, all off Cubs st..a r l er Ken Frailing. tu RIO GRANDE - As of 4::10 p.111. &iturday. 10 Class A District track winners an d fou r Class AA high school cham· pions had been detcrmin(>d at Evans Field here. Preliminary evenls \n the 1974 dls tr ic t meets were completed Satun;loy morning. Ea rly win ners in 10 of 15 Class A events were : t G l d efeated M ike F il kins ( 1) , defea t ed Bo b D o wn ar d Cr a wf ord ( J ); Will defea t ed Ill qam c 10 Class A, .four AA winners named Wellston ~aptures Rio tennis match RIO GRANDE - Wellston's Golden Rockets , coached by Tony DeCastro, captured the Rio Grande Invitational Tennis meet here Friday . The Rockets tallied 31 team points. Jackson was second with 25, Logan third with 15, Ironton fourth with 10 and Gallipolis fifth wi th seven points. Some area observers said it was the third annual South· eastern Ohio League tennis match. All league teams participated with the exception of Meigs, Waverfy and Athens. Here's Fr'iday's results: M e ts 17 - The. Sunday ~imes -Sentinei, Sunday, May 12, 1974• :.. Mets·rock Cubs Orioles crush Inclians, 12-1 CLEVELAND (UP!) Mark Belanger banged out five hits and rookie Jim Fuller --drove in three runs with a pair of homers Saturday to spark a 22-hit Baltimore Or iole attack and Mike Cuellar tossed a five· hitter as the Orioles rolled to a 12·1 victory over the Clevela nd Indians. Belanger, using a 32-Qunce bat, has now slapped out 20hits in :i6 trips to the plate for a .357 average since April 17. The 29 year-Qid shortstop, who came into the series hitting .192, is now hitting at a .266 clip. Fuller, who has now hit three homers and kn ocked in 11 runs in his last Iii at-bats. hit a solo homer off Cleveland pitcher Ken Sanders in the seventh and followed with a two-run shot in the eighth. • ' '1 I' ' .. , I; ' ' r • • I \ '·' .,. " ; I �. I . . ' . ,,. ' ·~ ' r. •. " r ,, 19 -- The Sunday Times·- Sentinel, Sunday, May 12.1974 18 - The &Wlday Times· Sentinel, Sund:~~. May 12, 1974 • NBA title lS on line today .• •• ' ' '' ' ' • are " regna nt cwd Jc;.u1 Sojourner sai d, ·•J'm du(' in July but she's expecti ng any mi11utc. She was getting so ex(.'ited I was afraid she was going to gjve birth tonight ". But Willi e wa s never worri ed. He was concentrating on the game. " I knew We were going to win." he said . ~" I saw it in Doc's eyes and Kenan 's eyes. They had it under control. r wasn't eve n thinking about the babies. The ladies'll take care of that." Erving, 23, and the other young Nets, like 22-year old Larry Kenon, 21-year old John Williamson and 24-year old Bri an Taylor, are the real young Turks of the ABA. It is difficult to talk -or a Net Dynasty in the ABA because the future of the league seems still uncer tain. Some rumors say the league is headed for a merger or consolidation with the National Basketball Association, others say the leag ~ e may fold altogether. Perhaps it will just limp on as it,has for the first seven years. UNIONDA r,E. N.Y. t UPil -. Julius " Dr. J" E\-ving said he · felt "sky high" when the New MILWAUKEE \ UP!\ - It's one. with the home court ad~ York Nets were dosing in for fitting thai two such great vantage fading intq myth as the kill agains t the Utah Stars basketball teams as the Boston each team has won twice on the for th rir firs t Amcr it·an Celtics and Milwaukee Bucks other team's home court. Baske tb all Association stretch their NBA cham And Boston coach Tom Championshi p Friday night but pionship series down to one, Heinsohn hit on one reason the his wife, Turquoise, said she final game. series has been so exciting. was even more excited watThe six previous games in "We're a championship team ching at court.Side. the series have brought the and we're going to go out anu Luckily. Turk, as Dr. J ca lls excitement to a fever pitch and do our thing," he said. " We're her. held her composure while resulted in difriculties with the professiona ls.'' E.ving and his teammates large crowd that gathered John Havlicek, who admitted broke open the game with 11 Saturday to buy tickets for the sixth game was just a blur straight poin ts iil the final today's showdown . in his mind, talked ab<lut the minutes to win 111-100 . Milwaukee police were out in attitude of both clubs, and "Mrs. J, " as some of the fan s force and ticket sales had to be about that same profes - call her, was worrying Willie halted at the Bucks' downtown sional ism. Sojourner's wife. Both ladies EASTERN - The Eastern ticket office and moved out to "We beat them there before Eagles, plating nine rWJS in the the more expansive confines of and there 's no reason we ca n't ~~~~~8~?$:-~;;;~-:~~M-..~::::P:..;$t.'!-:~«':%:~::-.:-:.X§!..:::::»s.~~ sixth inning , rolled to an 11-1 Milwaukee CoWlty Stadium. do it again," he said . "After we triumph over the North Gallia L YNE CENTER SCHEDULE It's doubtful if any game can beat them there, I'm sure they Rio Grande College Pirates here Friday evening. POQL match tbe excitement of the felt badly but they came back DATE-GYMNASIUM The win ups the Eagles' Mon .. May 1:1-7-9 Coliege Recreation CLOSED sixth game - a double over- thinking they could win and Tues .• May 14- 7-9 College Recreation 8-9 Collegt Swim league mark to 4-<l, good for time affair that the Bucks won they did. We have to go out Wed ., May 15-7-9 College Recreation . CLOSED fifth place, while North Gallia L YNE CENTER GYMNASIUM AND POQL CLOSED 102-101 on a hook shot by there with the same .attitude." drops to 0-8 in SV AC play. UNTIL FURTHER NOTIC'E Kareem Abdul-Jabba r with The series has narrowed North Gallia took an early I-ll three seconds left in the second down to a battle between two lead in the socond inning on a extra period. excelle ntl y sc hooled teams . Jack Gardner single, passed ur can't remember a playoff ·Both teams kn ow what the SVAC standings ball and Bin Shaw single. game like this," Milwaukee other learn is going to do and SVAC BASEBALL Eastern tied it at 1·1 in the Coach Larry Costello sa id. " It it's all a matter of execution STA NDINGS home half of the second as was a real thri!Jer ." now. !~~IJ:ern L, ~ 9 ° 3~ Steve Goebel slanuned a triple The series has been a strange Kyger creek 6 2 75 35 off Gardner, the starting pit7, 3 6 cher and. loser for the PirateS, ,5 ,2 5 Svmmes Val l ey 5 65 Southwestern Eastern 4 6 6 1 64 and came home on a throwing Tra ce RIO GRANDE - Coach Bob Hannan Nor th Ga llia o3 86 47 47 63 97 , error bY th e ca lcher. La sf week's results: Sym · The Eagles, with Don Ashley 's Southwestern me s Val l ey 8 Eal:iter n 3;" Kyger Eichmg' er going the distance Highlanders posted their ninth Cree k 5 Eastern 4; So uth · diamond victory of the spring wes ter n 6 H ann a n T race 3 a nd on the mound, took a 2--llead in ll North Ga l lia 1 thethirdonaRobBarberwalk here Friday night · with a 6-3 East~rn Th1 s we ek's games: ' Mono a v _ E a .n,.,n al stolen base and ~ingle by Mike triumph over Southwestern. Kevin Walker led the H annan Trace ~· Nor t@ ·<tttia at Larkins. Eastern broke the game wide Highlanders with two hits ~oyu~~~ e;t~~~~; So utt1 ern a t Tuesday - Kyge r creek. at open with those nine sixth while Mike Crouse stroked a thwestern~. Hannan Tra ce mnmg · · runs as GDe bel led 0 ff two-run triple in the second SouThursday inning. Terry Carter fanned 15 at North Ga lli a; sou th wes t ern with a single. John Sheets Eastern ; Kyge r Creek at singled and (k)ebel SCOred as enroute to the victo~e at Symmes Val ley . , Frid ay ~ Kyge r Cr eek at the center fielder muffed the Hesson. the losing pitcher. Soulh ern · ball. Mike Harris followed with fanned six and walked five. a single, as did Tim Kuhn with Southwestern is 4-4 in the Harris going to third and Kuhn Southern Valley Athletic stealing second base . Conference and 9-<l overall. International Greg Bailey drew a walk, Hannan Trace dropped to 3-<l in League Standings the loop. was hit by a pitch, Barber By United Pre ss lnf er nafior~al North ~ ichinger grounded out, Thursday night, Southw. I. pet . western split a doubleheader Syracuse 12 8 .600 g · b · H'81ldy Blake singled and stole 10 7 588 'h second, Goebel doubled, John against . Hannan, W. Va. The Rochester B 14 .364 edo Sheets singled and·Mike Harris Wildcats won the first game 3-1 Tol 6 12 .294 Pa w tu cket doubled. · South and Southwestern came back w. I. pet. g, b. Eichinger, in going the route, to take the nightcap, 3-2 in Richmond 12 5 . 706 Charleston 12 7 .632 1 struck out eight and walked extra innings. Memphis 11 8 .579 2 Line score: three, while Gardner walked Tidewater 6 15 .286 8 Friday 's Games Hannan Trace I00 200 {)....3-4-1 four and fanned seven. Richmond at Pawluck·et, Southwestern 230 010 X-6-1-3 postponed, Goebel and Sheets were the rain Chc1 rl es ton at Syrac u se, top hitters, each with three HesSOJl (L) and Shaffer. postponed , rain 6'l l 9"14 Am cflc an Hondo Mo1o r Co ., In c Carter' (W) and R. Crouse. safeties. Goebel drilled that Roche·ster 12 Memphis 9 To ledo 9 Tid ewafer. 4 triple, double and single, while The new Honda lv!T-250 gets its style and Sheets rapped a pair of singles performance from the CR-250lVI ElsinorEl:Mone of and a double in the fourth in1973 's winningest bikes. The lVIT-250 features a SPORTS PROMOTER DIES ning. ABA. Playoffs North Gallia is at Kyger six-port two-stroke aluminum engine w1th a bonded ONLEY , Md. (UPI) By United Press lilternational •J oldie Ahf\8.rn , Washington's Creek Monday, while Eastern Champion ship cast-iron cylinder liner. Street-legal with lighting rternationotli famed sports New York vs. Utah travels to Hannan Trace. York wins) and instrumentation, this new bike has capiured ;Jrorooter. rliert Saturday at the . Apr 30 - (New No. Gallia 010 000 0- 1- 7 4 N Y 89 U tah ll5 May 4NY 118 Ut ah 94 Eastern the imagination of all those who waited for a age of 7> of a massive heart 011 009. x- 11-11-4 May 6- NY 103 Utah 100 attack. Gardner and Theiss. · May 8 ~ utah 97 NY 89 two-stroke good enough to be called Honda. Ahearn entered Montgomery Ma y 10- NY Ill Ut ah 100 Eichinger (WP) and Harris. With it, yo)l'll blaze new trails, and your own County Hospital Friday after special victories. See the Honda MT- 250 in our suffering the seizure at a Silver Spring, Md., n~rsing home showroom now. after lunch. He had been ill for more than two years. Eagles romp over Pirates top HTnine Bom from the dirt·· '1 in SVAC tilt and bred for the Come see the Honda MT·250. But barring seriou ~ injuries, if the Nets remain together no ma tter where they play they Wldoubted ty are going to be a tremertd ouS forc e in prO basketball for a long. time. " It's ju s~ the begin ning,'' said Taylor. "We want to win again and again. We're just going ·lo keep getting better." "We ' ve got a lot more champion ships to wiri ," sa id Williamson, who was brash enough to predict a sweep in each of the three playoff series after opening game victories. He was almost right, too , as the Nets beat Virginia in rive games, Kentucky in four and Utah in five - 14 altogether and one less than Ind iana's previous record 15-game championship drive in 1970. The Nets are the youngest and least expcrient::ed team in the pros vet they were poised enough t~ beat Uulli, the .most experienced team in the 1\Bi\, in the stretch in three uf th e four victories.' "In th e second garne we were just blown out, " said Utah coach Joe Mullaney . "But. in the first game, the overtime of the third game and last game they beat us in the stretch . That's when exper ience is supp osed to make a difference. Bu t they !lo n't play li ke youngsters or rooki es ." Erving, MVP in the serie'1 and regular season, produ ced measured performances in almost every game. He concentrated on scor in g in the firs t game when his teammates were cold and came up with ~7 points. He turned hi s attention to rebounding in the last game and ted both tea.ms · wi th 16 rebounds. He took only 19 shots in scor ing 20 points in the se ri es-c lincher as the Nets errfpha sized a balanced attack . Om:e aga in "rookie power " gave - the NeL' the edge with Kcnon scoring 10 of his 23 points in the fin al seven minutes to bring the Nets from an 89-88 deficit to a 111-97 lead. Williamson finished with 15 points 1eight in the last period), seven rebounds and five assists : After Willie Wise, who played an inspired game scoring 3~ points and holding Erving 10 points below his playoff average, hit a jumper to cut New York's lea d to 100-97 with three minutes left, the Nets ran off II straig ht points . hot onto ~ doubleplay with the CINCINNATI (UPI) - Dan bases . In the seventh inning Perez bases loaded. Driessen slammed three hits including his fir st hollle run of the season to lead the Cincinnati Reds to a 2-1 victory over the Houston Astros Friday · mght as Jack Billingham notched his fifth victory in six decisions. "For That Personal & Professio nal Touch" · The victim dt Driessen 's FEATURING ~ homer, which came in the fourth inning with Tony Perez oo base, was Larry Dierker, who suffered his second loss J/ 1 against two victories. The Reds muffed two other scoring opportunities when they failed to put a run across Speci ali zi ng in AM F & ,~,"fl~~1\:\\ the plate afier loading the Co lumbi a Bowling Balls . '""""'-~ bases in the fifth and sevenih PROFESSIONAL BALL FITTING, inning, Billingham's victory DRILLING & IN STR UCTION put him 10 days ahead of his AVAILAB LE 1973 pace when he notched 19 SPECIAL RATES T'O: victories against 10 losses. CHURCH GROUPS Johnny Bench hit into a PARTIES. STUDENTS. double play in the fifth inning after a single by Dave Con"All New AMF Equipment" cepcion and walks to Pete Rose and Joe Morgan and loaded the SKYLINE LANES and PRO-SHOP '. ·. .. e24 New AMF Lanes I eSnack Bar and ~\1 V Captain's Lounge =::: ~ . 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On the way up they will measure atmospheric pressure , tem perature , humidity anp the wind, alid · radio the data back to earth for . comparison wi~h · information provided by weather .satellites. . The space agency calls this getting "ground . truth." AI maximum attitude the balloons will burst. The radios will be re!.eased and parachute back to . earth. · CENTRAL SOYA of Ohio, Inc., . Gallipolis, Ohio better looking .home! I G•llp oN•{Ohio .'I· Member: FDIC ' Just So.uth of Silver Bridge· Shop~ing Plo?a .I Gallipolis, OhiO 8c uul .. (' ar1 gu alm u~ t a nywiH·n·! \V ith campin t.; gt' ar or a pop-up tr ailt·r, ~· 0 11 L": lll turn ~,;\· ery wl·f'kend into a Handle "~\ -- May 12th thru ·18th, Emergency Squad and Rescue Week in Ohio. We Salute the Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) That Serve Our CommunilJ ' Gallipolis, Ohio GALLIPOLIS The Gallipolis Chapter of Future Farmers of Ame,ica attended the 46th Annual Oh io FFA Convention in Columbus April 26-27. ' During the opening banquet Friday evening David Bryan brought honor to the Gallipolis • Chapter by winning second in the Electrificatio n · awar d Another honora ble mentior went to Diane Haffelt who became a new member of the State Fl" A Choir which performed Friday and Saturday evening. Saturday the · Gallipo lis Chapte r was recognized again by winning the District 14 Gold Medal Chapter Awa rd which was accep ted by Bobbie Barcus. At the Saturday evening activities other awards were presented to State Farmers of the Gall ipo lis cha pter, Bill Burleson, Ernie Irwin, and David Graham . Tim Massie, past president of the chapter, was interviewed for a state office on Saturday. Mark Blair and Lisa Saunders who were offida l delegates and other members attending were Mark Jividen, Bot .Cunningham, Ernie Irwin, ~ Not when you can get all the cash you need with an · OVB home improvement loan : We may hesitate to -fina~ce your golf lessons, but we do have a finan ce plan to fit any hal)dicap affecting your home improvement. 1 (JUST ONE) FOR THE. BEST O'vv' .. '•· fre t' " Th is Scout will tak e Gallians at convention PJNI(-£Y~/ . ObioValley-Bank· MOBI~ HOME SALES : J. D. North Produce Co. A golfI is one thing... but a home handicap? ed tJ('a t inn~tl prrn~ rmn pn.: pa rcs Sli ;:Jron r 'F /\ : Mangun , N. F.. Sectional Vicl'- yout h f!JI" careers· Hl lt1e broad P res icknt . C ;,~ rrullt v n FF A : mdu stry of ;,g riculture . The William Hofacker , S. E. SPt· FFA JHIIJ.\ I' CIIriS stress ti ona! Vice-Pr esidrn l , Util'a vocational tr.i:linicg as well c1 s FFt\: Kim Wcis:; , S. W. S ~.:("­ perso n;ir'- dt• velqpmcn t of lional Vic·e-Prcsid t' r.t . Brad- ' leo\d l'rs hr p, cll izen ~h rp . <:t nd t·uu,wr a l! un . ford FF A. said . a nd salt cattle need. &~ ow~ , it's eal](•d her "growth'' .to stretchin g exercises . " You know. sit ups - exerc ises like lhett, " she with th e built-in maggot killer. Fewer maggots m ean fewer face and horn flies . The eas iest way to control flies. Cattle B locks also a id Vine St. s2s:oo ''Ym1 gf't. a gTPC .ll optio n on rny '1·1 ln lf'r- foot-7. }.1iss Palmer attr ibuted Purina Check·F ly Cattle Blocks. Get some soon. LADIE S" BEAU TV CASE Sine, Secretary; Todd Dysle, Reporter; Scott Jenks, Treasurer; Dennis Harm, Sentinel; Tom White , Vice President; Rick McDaniel, President ; and James Dougan, State FFA Advisor. THE COP STRETCH ROA NO KE, Va.. IUPI) When it wa s announ ced last f"ll that Roanoke wou ld r ec ruit · women police officers, Hhonda Palmer , a clerk -s tenog rapher in the poli ce department. decided that she would apply for the job . But lo her dismay she found she was one.qmH"ter inch shorter th;1n the dep<J rtmenl 's 5-foo t-7 heigh·t minimum . Frid ay. the depal'tment annount.:ed slle htH.l passed the height tes t, mea surin g just 5- PURINA CHECK-FLY CATTLE BLOCKS (5) Floor Plahs (5) 1 national ~ in cont roll ing worms and provide all the minerals HOURS, 9 TO 8 MONDA YlHRU FRIDAY · · .9 TO 5 SATURDAY-:-CLOSED SUN DAY , A NEWLY ELECTED STATE officers who win be leading the_Ohio FFA Association during the coming year, from left, are Dr. Earl Kantner, State FFA Exocutive Secretary; Peg the easy way with \ ~K cm s t.l !'il HanJin - H ou ~ lo n Economical 6 Cyl. Engine FLY'CONTROL 'l:ltAVEIA» All •xpertly designed, superbly built •conomically priced. ~ Farmers Horne Ap~ proval . , s l.a tl!'s llU11lb l!r IHW r haplcr · D;;tn rc l , Pres id ent, Wynfu 1;d uf ·the sLate puUlic speaki11g r:Hlki ng , G~1r~· B;nit r ~lfHI ffa ; Tom Whlte, . Yk e· l' t'1n tes I. H.-.u·olrl Snyder <.1 re the advi.s nrs Pre sident , West Holmes FF/\ : Peggy Srne. Secret,ry, Hil t,. The llie: W:olnut FFA Chapter of the Big Wa lnu t Chapkr . ·dale FFA ; Scott J enks, of Sunbury was honored as. the Th e newly elected st;1te awst outs tdnding F'F' A l'haplpr offic ers uf I he . Ohio FF 1\ Treasurer . Miami Tn.tcc Fi"A : Dyslc. H c porll~r, m Ohio . They received the Ass ol'i~:~tion are : Hock Me- Todd M,Jrlin glon FFA ; Denni s ' H~HIIl, Sentinel , MorgH il Ff"A : rc FFA ; Hob l~ ov i s, 1\ . C. Scetil,nal Yice- Prcsid l•nt, 1.:.•ko t~1 Pn: :-; iden t. lilt' eX Il'lll!J O['(tf h• Ou S dtVI SliJ[l to , Dr . Byrl Shof!m<.t kl' r , IJ,i rcc:tu r CJ f Voc·e1trunct! Ed uc<ition , the FF'A llfJ5JH1izctt ion is <.~n inte gn.d part 11f Vr,c;a tium·d F.ducalign in t\ gn cu lt ur e in 0hi(l . Tile '74 Scout II DALEY THE SAME CHICAGO (UPI) - Mayor Richard J. Daley, hospitalized Monday after suffering dizziness apparently fr om a blood NOW YOU KNOW sugar imbalance, will remain The first razor blades were in the hospital for "several fashioned by prehistoric men more days,"· an aide said from cla.m shells, shark's teeth Saturday. and sharpened flints. •• LOG MARK House Type Siding, WindoWs. Doors. WasherDryer Area · - Total Electric · - · 52 Gallon Electric Water Heater - Linen Storage in Hallway - Carpet in Living Room - Curtains & Drapes Throughout - Shutters - PI• Baths • 14 Cu . Ft. Refrigerator , Front 'G able, Basement Option · Other Options Available. This Model has aluminum hori1ontal siding. FFA Chapter. was the win ner A ccordi11~ Wdli<tm Luwe , Pe~ s. t Prcsi.fk• nt: Nor-th Un lf!l1 1"1-" A: DaVl' .Jelle y. N. W. Scc tirm C~) Vi ce- .' SEE OUR NEW Cattle eat Ca ttle Blocks The Home of the Future Built to last Until The Future member of the Miami Tnll'(' ir1 WINS SECOND PLACE STATE HONOR- David Bryan, senior Agri-Business student of the Gallipolis FFA is fianked by the first and third place winners of the state electrification award. · See It On Our Lot! lllllilllr.- . £"spC.cially since their fath er. Dt.~ ml White, is the VoctJtional Agriculture te a ch~r cind FF A Advisor at th~ West Holmes Hig h ~dwol. Don Hut chens, ;r LIVED IN DOGHOUSE HAMBURG , Germany (UP! I - A 20-year-old army . deserter .e luded authorities for five wee ks by living in a doghouse on a police exercise field and eati ng food scraps from garbage ca ns , police said Friday. He finally was caug ht stealing food in a department store. PASSENGERS SHAKEN CHICAGO IUPI) - A rush hour ,elevated train slammed ,into the rear of another train which had made an abrupt halt between stations Friday night, tossing about more than 200 screaming passengers. Thomas Buck, spokesma n for the Chicago Transit Authority, said there were no deaths, but at least 222 persons were injured and trea ted at three South Side hospitals. --- ' ~BA Tom White , member of tlw Wesl Holmes FFA in Millersbur~. Ohio . Tom 's brothC'I ', Terry White. was the \\,inn er· of th e state creed .s Peaking contest. whi ch made the event quite H fam i ly affair, CO LUMBUS ~ The 46th Annual Con\'ention of the Ohio FF 1\ Association w<ts callt>d the biggest anct best ~ve r . i'he convention, held April 26-27 at the State Fair gr ounds in Columbus, drew over 5,000 people with over 700 FFA members bei ng individuallv recogn ized fur out standing achievl'ment. The biggest hi ghlight or the convention wa s the recog nition of 383 FF,\ members fr , m Oh io who received the coveted State FFA Degree. The SU11e Degree iu awarded an.nually to only 2 pet. or the toU,I state membership . Jeff Byers, a member of the Loudonville rF'A Chapter, was named the Star Farmer of Oh io. JeH owns t:~nd manages a purebred Shorthorn cattle operation and has a very impressive record of FFA participation. Thomas G~cen, member of the Marling ton FF A Chapter, shared the spotlight with Jeff when he was named Stor Agribusinessman of Ohio. Tom earned the honor as the result of acquiring nearly 2,000 hour s or agribusiness experience at a garde n center, greenho use, and landscaping firm . The state prepared public speaking contest was won bv Reds edge Astros, 2-1 Upper Rt.7 ' Ohio FF A convention biggest -and best ever ,Nets polish off Stars, claim· title Highlanders ' ' /· ' ' ... ( 8 H.P. rear eng me. 30" cut. Brig gs en g ine wi th 12·vott electri c sta rt and plug -1n c ha rger. Variabl e-spee d tran sm 1ssio n . 122-1959) .t · 5 H.P. rear engine, 26" cq t Brigg s engtne with re ~ Select Your Mower Now...; Save·More At landmark . wind starter . sr n gle-speed transmiS SIOn . (22-197 1 POMEROY. . Ph. 992-2181 . .1 JACK W. CARSEY, MGR. SERIJINGi'AEIGS, GALLIA& ,MASON COUNTIES YOU CAN BUY LANDMAR.K PRODUCTS I ' EVERYONE CAN! ·- I . ., .·1 .. ' �. I . . ' . ,,. ' ·~ ' r. •. " r ,, 19 -- The Sunday Times·- Sentinel, Sunday, May 12.1974 18 - The &Wlday Times· Sentinel, Sund:~~. May 12, 1974 • NBA title lS on line today .• •• ' ' '' ' ' • are " regna nt cwd Jc;.u1 Sojourner sai d, ·•J'm du(' in July but she's expecti ng any mi11utc. She was getting so ex(.'ited I was afraid she was going to gjve birth tonight ". But Willi e wa s never worri ed. He was concentrating on the game. " I knew We were going to win." he said . ~" I saw it in Doc's eyes and Kenan 's eyes. They had it under control. r wasn't eve n thinking about the babies. The ladies'll take care of that." Erving, 23, and the other young Nets, like 22-year old Larry Kenon, 21-year old John Williamson and 24-year old Bri an Taylor, are the real young Turks of the ABA. It is difficult to talk -or a Net Dynasty in the ABA because the future of the league seems still uncer tain. Some rumors say the league is headed for a merger or consolidation with the National Basketball Association, others say the leag ~ e may fold altogether. Perhaps it will just limp on as it,has for the first seven years. UNIONDA r,E. N.Y. t UPil -. Julius " Dr. J" E\-ving said he · felt "sky high" when the New MILWAUKEE \ UP!\ - It's one. with the home court ad~ York Nets were dosing in for fitting thai two such great vantage fading intq myth as the kill agains t the Utah Stars basketball teams as the Boston each team has won twice on the for th rir firs t Amcr it·an Celtics and Milwaukee Bucks other team's home court. Baske tb all Association stretch their NBA cham And Boston coach Tom Championshi p Friday night but pionship series down to one, Heinsohn hit on one reason the his wife, Turquoise, said she final game. series has been so exciting. was even more excited watThe six previous games in "We're a championship team ching at court.Side. the series have brought the and we're going to go out anu Luckily. Turk, as Dr. J ca lls excitement to a fever pitch and do our thing," he said. " We're her. held her composure while resulted in difriculties with the professiona ls.'' E.ving and his teammates large crowd that gathered John Havlicek, who admitted broke open the game with 11 Saturday to buy tickets for the sixth game was just a blur straight poin ts iil the final today's showdown . in his mind, talked ab<lut the minutes to win 111-100 . Milwaukee police were out in attitude of both clubs, and "Mrs. J, " as some of the fan s force and ticket sales had to be about that same profes - call her, was worrying Willie halted at the Bucks' downtown sional ism. Sojourner's wife. Both ladies EASTERN - The Eastern ticket office and moved out to "We beat them there before Eagles, plating nine rWJS in the the more expansive confines of and there 's no reason we ca n't ~~~~~8~?$:-~;;;~-:~~M-..~::::P:..;$t.'!-:~«':%:~::-.:-:.X§!..:::::»s.~~ sixth inning , rolled to an 11-1 Milwaukee CoWlty Stadium. do it again," he said . "After we triumph over the North Gallia L YNE CENTER SCHEDULE It's doubtful if any game can beat them there, I'm sure they Rio Grande College Pirates here Friday evening. POQL match tbe excitement of the felt badly but they came back DATE-GYMNASIUM The win ups the Eagles' Mon .. May 1:1-7-9 Coliege Recreation CLOSED sixth game - a double over- thinking they could win and Tues .• May 14- 7-9 College Recreation 8-9 Collegt Swim league mark to 4-<l, good for time affair that the Bucks won they did. We have to go out Wed ., May 15-7-9 College Recreation . CLOSED fifth place, while North Gallia L YNE CENTER GYMNASIUM AND POQL CLOSED 102-101 on a hook shot by there with the same .attitude." drops to 0-8 in SV AC play. UNTIL FURTHER NOTIC'E Kareem Abdul-Jabba r with The series has narrowed North Gallia took an early I-ll three seconds left in the second down to a battle between two lead in the socond inning on a extra period. excelle ntl y sc hooled teams . Jack Gardner single, passed ur can't remember a playoff ·Both teams kn ow what the SVAC standings ball and Bin Shaw single. game like this," Milwaukee other learn is going to do and SVAC BASEBALL Eastern tied it at 1·1 in the Coach Larry Costello sa id. " It it's all a matter of execution STA NDINGS home half of the second as was a real thri!Jer ." now. !~~IJ:ern L, ~ 9 ° 3~ Steve Goebel slanuned a triple The series has been a strange Kyger creek 6 2 75 35 off Gardner, the starting pit7, 3 6 cher and. loser for the PirateS, ,5 ,2 5 Svmmes Val l ey 5 65 Southwestern Eastern 4 6 6 1 64 and came home on a throwing Tra ce RIO GRANDE - Coach Bob Hannan Nor th Ga llia o3 86 47 47 63 97 , error bY th e ca lcher. La sf week's results: Sym · The Eagles, with Don Ashley 's Southwestern me s Val l ey 8 Eal:iter n 3;" Kyger Eichmg' er going the distance Highlanders posted their ninth Cree k 5 Eastern 4; So uth · diamond victory of the spring wes ter n 6 H ann a n T race 3 a nd on the mound, took a 2--llead in ll North Ga l lia 1 thethirdonaRobBarberwalk here Friday night · with a 6-3 East~rn Th1 s we ek's games: ' Mono a v _ E a .n,.,n al stolen base and ~ingle by Mike triumph over Southwestern. Kevin Walker led the H annan Trace ~· Nor t@ ·<tttia at Larkins. Eastern broke the game wide Highlanders with two hits ~oyu~~~ e;t~~~~; So utt1 ern a t Tuesday - Kyge r creek. at open with those nine sixth while Mike Crouse stroked a thwestern~. Hannan Tra ce mnmg · · runs as GDe bel led 0 ff two-run triple in the second SouThursday inning. Terry Carter fanned 15 at North Ga lli a; sou th wes t ern with a single. John Sheets Eastern ; Kyge r Creek at singled and (k)ebel SCOred as enroute to the victo~e at Symmes Val ley . , Frid ay ~ Kyge r Cr eek at the center fielder muffed the Hesson. the losing pitcher. Soulh ern · ball. Mike Harris followed with fanned six and walked five. a single, as did Tim Kuhn with Southwestern is 4-4 in the Harris going to third and Kuhn Southern Valley Athletic stealing second base . Conference and 9-<l overall. International Greg Bailey drew a walk, Hannan Trace dropped to 3-<l in League Standings the loop. was hit by a pitch, Barber By United Pre ss lnf er nafior~al North ~ ichinger grounded out, Thursday night, Southw. I. pet . western split a doubleheader Syracuse 12 8 .600 g · b · H'81ldy Blake singled and stole 10 7 588 'h second, Goebel doubled, John against . Hannan, W. Va. The Rochester B 14 .364 edo Sheets singled and·Mike Harris Wildcats won the first game 3-1 Tol 6 12 .294 Pa w tu cket doubled. · South and Southwestern came back w. I. pet. g, b. Eichinger, in going the route, to take the nightcap, 3-2 in Richmond 12 5 . 706 Charleston 12 7 .632 1 struck out eight and walked extra innings. Memphis 11 8 .579 2 Line score: three, while Gardner walked Tidewater 6 15 .286 8 Friday 's Games Hannan Trace I00 200 {)....3-4-1 four and fanned seven. Richmond at Pawluck·et, Southwestern 230 010 X-6-1-3 postponed, Goebel and Sheets were the rain Chc1 rl es ton at Syrac u se, top hitters, each with three HesSOJl (L) and Shaffer. postponed , rain 6'l l 9"14 Am cflc an Hondo Mo1o r Co ., In c Carter' (W) and R. Crouse. safeties. Goebel drilled that Roche·ster 12 Memphis 9 To ledo 9 Tid ewafer. 4 triple, double and single, while The new Honda lv!T-250 gets its style and Sheets rapped a pair of singles performance from the CR-250lVI ElsinorEl:Mone of and a double in the fourth in1973 's winningest bikes. The lVIT-250 features a SPORTS PROMOTER DIES ning. ABA. Playoffs North Gallia is at Kyger six-port two-stroke aluminum engine w1th a bonded ONLEY , Md. (UPI) By United Press lilternational •J oldie Ahf\8.rn , Washington's Creek Monday, while Eastern Champion ship cast-iron cylinder liner. Street-legal with lighting rternationotli famed sports New York vs. Utah travels to Hannan Trace. York wins) and instrumentation, this new bike has capiured ;Jrorooter. rliert Saturday at the . Apr 30 - (New No. Gallia 010 000 0- 1- 7 4 N Y 89 U tah ll5 May 4NY 118 Ut ah 94 Eastern the imagination of all those who waited for a age of 7> of a massive heart 011 009. x- 11-11-4 May 6- NY 103 Utah 100 attack. Gardner and Theiss. · May 8 ~ utah 97 NY 89 two-stroke good enough to be called Honda. Ahearn entered Montgomery Ma y 10- NY Ill Ut ah 100 Eichinger (WP) and Harris. With it, yo)l'll blaze new trails, and your own County Hospital Friday after special victories. See the Honda MT- 250 in our suffering the seizure at a Silver Spring, Md., n~rsing home showroom now. after lunch. He had been ill for more than two years. Eagles romp over Pirates top HTnine Bom from the dirt·· '1 in SVAC tilt and bred for the Come see the Honda MT·250. But barring seriou ~ injuries, if the Nets remain together no ma tter where they play they Wldoubted ty are going to be a tremertd ouS forc e in prO basketball for a long. time. " It's ju s~ the begin ning,'' said Taylor. "We want to win again and again. We're just going ·lo keep getting better." "We ' ve got a lot more champion ships to wiri ," sa id Williamson, who was brash enough to predict a sweep in each of the three playoff series after opening game victories. He was almost right, too , as the Nets beat Virginia in rive games, Kentucky in four and Utah in five - 14 altogether and one less than Ind iana's previous record 15-game championship drive in 1970. The Nets are the youngest and least expcrient::ed team in the pros vet they were poised enough t~ beat Uulli, the .most experienced team in the 1\Bi\, in the stretch in three uf th e four victories.' "In th e second garne we were just blown out, " said Utah coach Joe Mullaney . "But. in the first game, the overtime of the third game and last game they beat us in the stretch . That's when exper ience is supp osed to make a difference. Bu t they !lo n't play li ke youngsters or rooki es ." Erving, MVP in the serie'1 and regular season, produ ced measured performances in almost every game. He concentrated on scor in g in the firs t game when his teammates were cold and came up with ~7 points. He turned hi s attention to rebounding in the last game and ted both tea.ms · wi th 16 rebounds. He took only 19 shots in scor ing 20 points in the se ri es-c lincher as the Nets errfpha sized a balanced attack . Om:e aga in "rookie power " gave - the NeL' the edge with Kcnon scoring 10 of his 23 points in the fin al seven minutes to bring the Nets from an 89-88 deficit to a 111-97 lead. Williamson finished with 15 points 1eight in the last period), seven rebounds and five assists : After Willie Wise, who played an inspired game scoring 3~ points and holding Erving 10 points below his playoff average, hit a jumper to cut New York's lea d to 100-97 with three minutes left, the Nets ran off II straig ht points . hot onto ~ doubleplay with the CINCINNATI (UPI) - Dan bases . In the seventh inning Perez bases loaded. Driessen slammed three hits including his fir st hollle run of the season to lead the Cincinnati Reds to a 2-1 victory over the Houston Astros Friday · mght as Jack Billingham notched his fifth victory in six decisions. "For That Personal & Professio nal Touch" · The victim dt Driessen 's FEATURING ~ homer, which came in the fourth inning with Tony Perez oo base, was Larry Dierker, who suffered his second loss J/ 1 against two victories. The Reds muffed two other scoring opportunities when they failed to put a run across Speci ali zi ng in AM F & ,~,"fl~~1\:\\ the plate afier loading the Co lumbi a Bowling Balls . '""""'-~ bases in the fifth and sevenih PROFESSIONAL BALL FITTING, inning, Billingham's victory DRILLING & IN STR UCTION put him 10 days ahead of his AVAILAB LE 1973 pace when he notched 19 SPECIAL RATES T'O: victories against 10 losses. CHURCH GROUPS Johnny Bench hit into a PARTIES. STUDENTS. double play in the fifth inning after a single by Dave Con"All New AMF Equipment" cepcion and walks to Pete Rose and Joe Morgan and loaded the SKYLINE LANES and PRO-SHOP '. ·. .. e24 New AMF Lanes I eSnack Bar and ~\1 V Captain's Lounge =::: ~ . 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P: SELF-PROPELLED TURF-TRIM Ha s po sitive rear wh eel dnve , Bng gs & StratI on e ng1n e. 8-1 nch steel wheel s Tee -st yl e handle . (22-1983) KENNETH CRAFT GALLIPOLIS - Kenneth H. Craft, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Craft of 202 Klneon Dr.. who enlisted , in the · United States Air Force last Monday is a 1972 gradua te of Gall ia Acade my High School. He will receive Air Force training at Lackland Air Force Base. San Antonio, Push rota ry . 22 ·· cut. 3 1/ 2 Brigg s eng111 e. i 4 ga stee l deck . side dischar ge . lul l baffle . 8-lllch steel wheels with nylon bea"ngs a nd height adjustm ent. c hrom ed Tee HP Texas. FOR "GROUND TRUTH" WASHINGTON (UP!) - lietween 7 a.m. EDT Saturday and 7 a ,m. Sun he space agency , the ational ther Service nd other fed al agencie were to release rn'o than 50 weather balloons from 55 stati ~east of the Rocky Mountain . Seven feet ip diameter as they start, the helium-! lied b;dloons will . swell as they rise .20 miles high. On the way up they will measure atmospheric pressure , tem perature , humidity anp the wind, alid · radio the data back to earth for . comparison wi~h · information provided by weather .satellites. . The space agency calls this getting "ground . truth." AI maximum attitude the balloons will burst. The radios will be re!.eased and parachute back to . earth. · CENTRAL SOYA of Ohio, Inc., . Gallipolis, Ohio better looking .home! I G•llp oN•{Ohio .'I· Member: FDIC ' Just So.uth of Silver Bridge· Shop~ing Plo?a .I Gallipolis, OhiO 8c uul .. (' ar1 gu alm u~ t a nywiH·n·! \V ith campin t.; gt' ar or a pop-up tr ailt·r, ~· 0 11 L": lll turn ~,;\· ery wl·f'kend into a Handle "~\ -- May 12th thru ·18th, Emergency Squad and Rescue Week in Ohio. We Salute the Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) That Serve Our CommunilJ ' Gallipolis, Ohio GALLIPOLIS The Gallipolis Chapter of Future Farmers of Ame,ica attended the 46th Annual Oh io FFA Convention in Columbus April 26-27. ' During the opening banquet Friday evening David Bryan brought honor to the Gallipolis • Chapter by winning second in the Electrificatio n · awar d Another honora ble mentior went to Diane Haffelt who became a new member of the State Fl" A Choir which performed Friday and Saturday evening. Saturday the · Gallipo lis Chapte r was recognized again by winning the District 14 Gold Medal Chapter Awa rd which was accep ted by Bobbie Barcus. At the Saturday evening activities other awards were presented to State Farmers of the Gall ipo lis cha pter, Bill Burleson, Ernie Irwin, and David Graham . Tim Massie, past president of the chapter, was interviewed for a state office on Saturday. Mark Blair and Lisa Saunders who were offida l delegates and other members attending were Mark Jividen, Bot .Cunningham, Ernie Irwin, ~ Not when you can get all the cash you need with an · OVB home improvement loan : We may hesitate to -fina~ce your golf lessons, but we do have a finan ce plan to fit any hal)dicap affecting your home improvement. 1 (JUST ONE) FOR THE. BEST O'vv' .. '•· fre t' " Th is Scout will tak e Gallians at convention PJNI(-£Y~/ . ObioValley-Bank· MOBI~ HOME SALES : J. D. North Produce Co. A golfI is one thing... but a home handicap? ed tJ('a t inn~tl prrn~ rmn pn.: pa rcs Sli ;:Jron r 'F /\ : Mangun , N. F.. Sectional Vicl'- yout h f!JI" careers· Hl lt1e broad P res icknt . C ;,~ rrullt v n FF A : mdu stry of ;,g riculture . The William Hofacker , S. E. SPt· FFA JHIIJ.\ I' CIIriS stress ti ona! Vice-Pr esidrn l , Util'a vocational tr.i:linicg as well c1 s FFt\: Kim Wcis:; , S. W. S ~.:("­ perso n;ir'- dt• velqpmcn t of lional Vic·e-Prcsid t' r.t . Brad- ' leo\d l'rs hr p, cll izen ~h rp . <:t nd t·uu,wr a l! un . ford FF A. said . a nd salt cattle need. &~ ow~ , it's eal](•d her "growth'' .to stretchin g exercises . " You know. sit ups - exerc ises like lhett, " she with th e built-in maggot killer. Fewer maggots m ean fewer face and horn flies . The eas iest way to control flies. Cattle B locks also a id Vine St. s2s:oo ''Ym1 gf't. a gTPC .ll optio n on rny '1·1 ln lf'r- foot-7. }.1iss Palmer attr ibuted Purina Check·F ly Cattle Blocks. Get some soon. LADIE S" BEAU TV CASE Sine, Secretary; Todd Dysle, Reporter; Scott Jenks, Treasurer; Dennis Harm, Sentinel; Tom White , Vice President; Rick McDaniel, President ; and James Dougan, State FFA Advisor. THE COP STRETCH ROA NO KE, Va.. IUPI) When it wa s announ ced last f"ll that Roanoke wou ld r ec ruit · women police officers, Hhonda Palmer , a clerk -s tenog rapher in the poli ce department. decided that she would apply for the job . But lo her dismay she found she was one.qmH"ter inch shorter th;1n the dep<J rtmenl 's 5-foo t-7 heigh·t minimum . Frid ay. the depal'tment annount.:ed slle htH.l passed the height tes t, mea surin g just 5- PURINA CHECK-FLY CATTLE BLOCKS (5) Floor Plahs (5) 1 national ~ in cont roll ing worms and provide all the minerals HOURS, 9 TO 8 MONDA YlHRU FRIDAY · · .9 TO 5 SATURDAY-:-CLOSED SUN DAY , A NEWLY ELECTED STATE officers who win be leading the_Ohio FFA Association during the coming year, from left, are Dr. Earl Kantner, State FFA Exocutive Secretary; Peg the easy way with \ ~K cm s t.l !'il HanJin - H ou ~ lo n Economical 6 Cyl. Engine FLY'CONTROL 'l:ltAVEIA» All •xpertly designed, superbly built •conomically priced. ~ Farmers Horne Ap~ proval . , s l.a tl!'s llU11lb l!r IHW r haplcr · D;;tn rc l , Pres id ent, Wynfu 1;d uf ·the sLate puUlic speaki11g r:Hlki ng , G~1r~· B;nit r ~lfHI ffa ; Tom Whlte, . Yk e· l' t'1n tes I. H.-.u·olrl Snyder <.1 re the advi.s nrs Pre sident , West Holmes FF/\ : Peggy Srne. Secret,ry, Hil t,. The llie: W:olnut FFA Chapter of the Big Wa lnu t Chapkr . ·dale FFA ; Scott J enks, of Sunbury was honored as. the Th e newly elected st;1te awst outs tdnding F'F' A l'haplpr offic ers uf I he . Ohio FF 1\ Treasurer . Miami Tn.tcc Fi"A : Dyslc. H c porll~r, m Ohio . They received the Ass ol'i~:~tion are : Hock Me- Todd M,Jrlin glon FFA ; Denni s ' H~HIIl, Sentinel , MorgH il Ff"A : rc FFA ; Hob l~ ov i s, 1\ . C. Scetil,nal Yice- Prcsid l•nt, 1.:.•ko t~1 Pn: :-; iden t. lilt' eX Il'lll!J O['(tf h• Ou S dtVI SliJ[l to , Dr . Byrl Shof!m<.t kl' r , IJ,i rcc:tu r CJ f Voc·e1trunct! Ed uc<ition , the FF'A llfJ5JH1izctt ion is <.~n inte gn.d part 11f Vr,c;a tium·d F.ducalign in t\ gn cu lt ur e in 0hi(l . Tile '74 Scout II DALEY THE SAME CHICAGO (UPI) - Mayor Richard J. Daley, hospitalized Monday after suffering dizziness apparently fr om a blood NOW YOU KNOW sugar imbalance, will remain The first razor blades were in the hospital for "several fashioned by prehistoric men more days,"· an aide said from cla.m shells, shark's teeth Saturday. and sharpened flints. •• LOG MARK House Type Siding, WindoWs. Doors. WasherDryer Area · - Total Electric · - · 52 Gallon Electric Water Heater - Linen Storage in Hallway - Carpet in Living Room - Curtains & Drapes Throughout - Shutters - PI• Baths • 14 Cu . Ft. Refrigerator , Front 'G able, Basement Option · Other Options Available. This Model has aluminum hori1ontal siding. FFA Chapter. was the win ner A ccordi11~ Wdli<tm Luwe , Pe~ s. t Prcsi.fk• nt: Nor-th Un lf!l1 1"1-" A: DaVl' .Jelle y. N. W. Scc tirm C~) Vi ce- .' SEE OUR NEW Cattle eat Ca ttle Blocks The Home of the Future Built to last Until The Future member of the Miami Tnll'(' ir1 WINS SECOND PLACE STATE HONOR- David Bryan, senior Agri-Business student of the Gallipolis FFA is fianked by the first and third place winners of the state electrification award. · See It On Our Lot! lllllilllr.- . £"spC.cially since their fath er. Dt.~ ml White, is the VoctJtional Agriculture te a ch~r cind FF A Advisor at th~ West Holmes Hig h ~dwol. Don Hut chens, ;r LIVED IN DOGHOUSE HAMBURG , Germany (UP! I - A 20-year-old army . deserter .e luded authorities for five wee ks by living in a doghouse on a police exercise field and eati ng food scraps from garbage ca ns , police said Friday. He finally was caug ht stealing food in a department store. PASSENGERS SHAKEN CHICAGO IUPI) - A rush hour ,elevated train slammed ,into the rear of another train which had made an abrupt halt between stations Friday night, tossing about more than 200 screaming passengers. Thomas Buck, spokesma n for the Chicago Transit Authority, said there were no deaths, but at least 222 persons were injured and trea ted at three South Side hospitals. --- ' ~BA Tom White , member of tlw Wesl Holmes FFA in Millersbur~. Ohio . Tom 's brothC'I ', Terry White. was the \\,inn er· of th e state creed .s Peaking contest. whi ch made the event quite H fam i ly affair, CO LUMBUS ~ The 46th Annual Con\'ention of the Ohio FF 1\ Association w<ts callt>d the biggest anct best ~ve r . i'he convention, held April 26-27 at the State Fair gr ounds in Columbus, drew over 5,000 people with over 700 FFA members bei ng individuallv recogn ized fur out standing achievl'ment. The biggest hi ghlight or the convention wa s the recog nition of 383 FF,\ members fr , m Oh io who received the coveted State FFA Degree. The SU11e Degree iu awarded an.nually to only 2 pet. or the toU,I state membership . Jeff Byers, a member of the Loudonville rF'A Chapter, was named the Star Farmer of Oh io. JeH owns t:~nd manages a purebred Shorthorn cattle operation and has a very impressive record of FFA participation. Thomas G~cen, member of the Marling ton FF A Chapter, shared the spotlight with Jeff when he was named Stor Agribusinessman of Ohio. Tom earned the honor as the result of acquiring nearly 2,000 hour s or agribusiness experience at a garde n center, greenho use, and landscaping firm . The state prepared public speaking contest was won bv Reds edge Astros, 2-1 Upper Rt.7 ' Ohio FF A convention biggest -and best ever ,Nets polish off Stars, claim· title Highlanders ' ' /· ' ' ... ( 8 H.P. rear eng me. 30" cut. Brig gs en g ine wi th 12·vott electri c sta rt and plug -1n c ha rger. Variabl e-spee d tran sm 1ssio n . 122-1959) .t · 5 H.P. rear engine, 26" cq t Brigg s engtne with re ~ Select Your Mower Now...; Save·More At landmark . wind starter . sr n gle-speed transmiS SIOn . (22-197 1 POMEROY. . Ph. 992-2181 . .1 JACK W. CARSEY, MGR. SERIJINGi'AEIGS, GALLIA& ,MASON COUNTIES YOU CAN BUY LANDMAR.K PRODUCTS I ' EVERYONE CAN! ·- I . ., .·1 .. ' �., .. . . .I I 21 - TheSwtday Times-Sentinei,Sundav.Mav 12.1974 Gallia Pony ~eague ·schedule announced Much talk has circulated concerning Hank Aaron's recorrl breaking 715th home run and subsequenl blasts tha l have made ·him truly the greatest home run hitter baseball has ever had. Some say that Ruth is still the best, as did the guy who called up a local sports show recently, claiming that Ruth hit his 714 in over 2,000 fewer trips to the plate. But nobody said that Aaron or anybody else had to hit 714 ·in any required number at bats. All the record book reads is "most home runs in a career.'' II wasn't until someone challenged that record that all the sentimental Ruth-ists got up in arms and searched and scrutinized to find a way to retain the record for the Babe. And then there are those that try to compare the two men - a feat which is impossible. You can say that Ruth had to hit the deadball, although. it wasn 't all that dead throughout most of his career. But the Babe never had to face the specialized pitching of modern ball, with the sliders, knuckleballers and the young kids who weren 't taken out of children's homes or off the streets to play ball but were raised throoghout their lives with specialized, extensive training in the art of pitching. True, Ruth will go down in history as the man who had the most effect on the game of baseball. He saved the game, and gave a monumental lift to the country in the process, through his feats during some of our nation's darkest hours. He is a legend, but he also is no longer the greatest home run hitter in the history of baseball. No matter how hard one tries, you can't take away what Henry Aaron has earned, something he 's had coming to him for a long time. · It seems that the Ruth-ists, as some of these fanatics can be called, fit much in the same mold as those who ruined Roger Maris. Maris and Mantle, in 1961, made their great assault on Ruth's record of 60 homers in one season. Maris, of course, came out on lop and the fans never let him forget it. He was in a battle with Mickey Mantle, one of the greatest of aU time, for sure. But the fans that jammed Yankee Stadium that year <!lan't want Maris to break the record. They wanted their Mantle to be the one, and it was almost as if Maris waa treading on sacred ground. They booed him and booed him, and it ended with the demise of Roger Maris, now a beer distributor somewhere in the south. I . +++ Donald "Fizzle" WoHe, heail baseball coach at Meigs, tells a story about the lime he was playing first base lor Racine and Hobart Wilson, Sr., father of Gallipolis Daily Tribune editor Junior Wilson, was at bat for a Gallipolis independent team. According to the story, Gallipolis and Racine were in a dogfight for first place and Hobe, a catcher who batted left handed, smaahed a line shot through Fizzle's legs so hard that he didn't even have time to bend over. Asking Hobart about the incident, all he said was, "He didn't even bend over." Jbat smash was the key hit of the game which Gallipolis won to take ·over first place. +++ The Meigs baseball season came to an abrupt halt when Pt. Pleasant cancelled the two games Uie squads were scheduled for last week and tomorrow. The Marauders were hit hard this year by teams cancelling out on them. Southwestern had to call off a scheduled double header because of the gas shortage, and a game against Kyger Creek never came about after being postponed because of rain. . Coupled with those Pt. Pleasant cancellations and a season can be cut short pretty quickly. . +++ GALLIPOLiS ~ The Gallia County Pony League will begin Tuesday , June 4 with defending champion Bidwell playing at Addaville, ru'nnerup Cheshire visiting Green and So uthwestern traveling to Vinton. Games will ·begin at 6:30 p.m. with one half hour grace period. A $25 entry fee and copy of Harbour, tra in er. Second row - Mik e Berridge, Gary Swain, COMPLETE 1974 CAMPAIGN -- The Gallia Academy Br~tl Wilson, Roger Dailey, Tony Folden, Mike Watson, Leon High School Blue Devils base~all team finished its 1974 campaign last week with a IHl season record. Pictured · Briggs, Mike Sickles, Jim Perry, Jim Niday, Bill Holland and above, front row , left to right are Chuck Lane, Rick Holl ey, · Rick Barcus. Third row - Jim Osoorne, coach ; Nelson Dray, Colin Saunders, Chris Whaley, Tom Burnette, George Holley, Tim Carman , Mark Dobson, Mark Lane, manager and Roger Jeff Slone and assistant coach C. L. (Johnny) Ecker. Bucks even series with 102-101 win BOSTON I UPI l - Kareem series allhree games apiece. Abdui.Jabbar raised his long The seventh and deciding arms over his hea d and ga me will be pla yed Sunday shouted triumphantly , "They afternoo n in Milwaukee. ain't going to be drinking no Abdul-Jabbar ignored th e champagne tonight." "They" were the Boston Cellics and Abdui.Jabbar ," with ZIMMER HONORED CINCINNATI (UP!) ~ Don the emotionless performance Zimmer, third base coach for of a surgeon, personally sliced th e Boston Red Sox, will be up the Boston attack Friday inducted into the Hamillon night to lead his team to a 102County Sports Hall of Fame 101 win in double overtime that tonight. evened the NBA championship Zimmer, a 12-year major league player, was with the Los Major L ea gu e Leaders An geles Dodge rs and Cin- nearly hysterical Boston Garden crowd as it edged closer to the court, calmly dumping a 12foot hook shot with three seconds left. "I just put it up and hoped it would go in. I didn 't have lime to think about it," he said matter-<>f-faclly. 111e big center's 34 points gave the Bucks their second probably be the games if he follows in dad's footsteps. ' . +++ Pete Neal, former GAHS star gridder, also is a new fath er, his ·son arriving just three days earlier. The two former 1970 SEOAL championship teammates may be sitting together in the stands some day watching the 1990 Bit•• Devil squad led by the backfield duo of Neal and Davis . teams winning twice away from their home court, BThe home court advantage hasn 't meant ·a lot up to now," said Bucks' coach Larry Costello. "But the percentages are in our favor." Area high school goH scores are finally coming around and dropping Into lbe low.4~ for Meigs and.Southern linksters. Both squads got off to poor starts, partly because of the weather I guess, and some of the scores were astronomical. N ew Y ork 030 200 200 - 7 9 2 Chicaao nflfl nnn nn? ? Q 1 Koo s man , Miller 19J and Grote ; Hooron , K r emmel . [JJ. Todd (4), Bu rr is (6), P ina (8 ) , Bonham ( 9 J and Mitlerwald . WP Koosman (4 -0l L P- Hooton I 1 J) . HR - Sc hneck 15th ) Niday, Saunders lead '74 Devils GALLIPOLIS - Jim Niday, qu arterba ck, and Winston Saunders~ tackle ~ will serve as co-ca ptains for the 1974 Gallipolis Blue Devils football team. This was announced Frida y afternoon by grid coach C. L. (Jo hnny) Ecker. over time victory of th e series. The first came in the second game, which th e Bucks won 105·96 in Milwaukee. 1 '1t was a great ball game," said Boston Coach Torn Hein· By United Press lnterno1tiana1 cinnati Reds. He is a native of shon. " It was a one-poin t ball L eading Batters National Leagu e Sedamsville in Hamilton game in double overtimeg . o1b r . h . pet . Smith ,S I L 29 117 19 43 .368 Coun ty. what· more co tild you ask for." Reitz , Stl 29 112 11 41 366 · Abdui.Jabbar made hirnseU Gr oss , Hou 29 8 8 17 32 .JM J; ; Ga rr , A t I 30 130 12 45 .346 NY and Ja ckson , Oak felt in the second period after H ebner , Pi t 25 105 17 36 343 Yast r zems ki. Bos , Robinson , Bucknr ,L A 28 102 12 35 .343 Ca l , Horton , Del and Bu r Boston 's Dave Cowens went to Sc hmdt. Ph129 99 I S 34 .343 rou ghs , Te K 6 the bench with three personal Run s Batted In M i ll an.NY 29 117 15 40 .342 N at ion a l L eag ue : Smi th . St.L fo uls. With reserve Hank Watson . Ho 32 114 22 39 .342 Brock , SI L 29 124 29 42 .3J9 77 , Garvey , LA 26 ; Ci?deno. Finkel in the game, AbduiHou 25 ; Wynn , LA 2-1 ; Ameri can Le ag ue g . a b r . h . p( t. Wi ll iam s, Ct1i. Perez. Cin and Jabbar was able to drop into Carew, M i n 26 11 0 16 43 .391 L May , Hou 13 the middle to clog the lane. Am er ican L eag ue : Ja ckson. Stntn ,Ca l 17 59 12 13 390 Abdui-Jabbar used the same Oak JO. N ettl es. NY and Jcksn , Oa k 29 106 23 41 .387 Hrgrve, Tex 20 64 13 23 .359 Bu r roughs. T c)( 2.6 ; Robinson. sagging ta ctic in the two Gamb l e,C ie20 70 8 25 .357 Ca l 22 ; Yast r ze mski. 8os 21. overtime periods, forcing the P itchin g Spncr , Te)( 20 65 1 t 23 .354 Nati on o1l League : B illingham , Ce ltics to rely on J ohn Gr it in , Bos 21 7'l B 25 347 Roias , KC 27 112 15 38 339 Cin , John , LA , Rogers . Mil ·and M c Rae , KC 26 92 14 31 337 Ca ldwelL SF 5 1: Ree d . A ll and Havlicek, who wound up with Va lntn e,Ca l 25 86 12 '19 .337 Sutt on , L A 5-2: Robe r ts , Hou 5 36 points - 11 of them in the 3 . Hom e Run s Am erican L eag u e: ·Hun te r , overtime periods when the lead National L eagu e : Wynn , LA 8 ; Aa r on , At L P erez, Cin and Oak and Jenk in s, Tex 6 7; changed hands 13 times. Gar vey, LA 7 ; L . May , Hov , . H ille r . De l 50 : Co l em an , . Oct Thus fa r the home court and Medich . N Y . 5 1. Stoll Hebner , P i tt an d Smi th , St . L 6. American L eag ue: Nett les . le myr.e, NY 5 3: Bibbv . T ex 5 d. advantage has proved to be of. little significance with both San01ego LUI UIO 100 5 7 0 John , Hough (4) , M<H shall (6) and Y eage r , F r eisleb en , M eAn dr ew (JL Romo ( 7 ). Tr oed son 18), Ha r dy (8 ), Ar l in 19 1 and Kendall . WP Marst1all (1 11 LP · Romo co 11. HRs - Yeager (2nd) , Cey 13r d l'. M cMull en lls ll , Th omas (2nd ). Am er ican L eague ( 10 innings) Batt oo 1 ooo ooo 2- 3 6 o the team roster must be suJ>. milted to Bruce Gabriel, the league treasurer, prior to the opening game . The schedule will end on July 5. Here is the schedule: or, Jun e 4 - Addaville at Bid well , cne shir e a ! Green , South w es t ern a t Vinton Jun e 7 Chesh ire a-t Ad dav i lle , Green at Sou th w es t ern, Bidwel l at Vinton . June · I 1 Addaville at Gr een , Southwester n af Bid wel l. Vinton at Cheshi r e June 14 - Southwestern at A ddavllle , Bidwell at Ch eshi r e, ' Gr ee n at Vinto n . June IB Vin ton at Ad davi ll e , Bidwell a t G r een , Che shire at Soutt1weste rn . June 21 B idwel l at Ad dav ille , Green at Ches h ire , Vin ton ~ t Sou thwestern . June 1.5 Addaville at Ch es h ir e, Southweste rn at Green, V in ton at Bidwell . Jun e '28 Green at Ad · davill e , Bidwell at South western. CheShire at Vi nton . July 2 - Addav ille at Sout h western , Cheshire at Bidwell , Vin ton a t Green . July 5 ~ Addavl ll e at Vinton , Green at Sidwe ll , South wester n a t Cheshire . POPPY DAY PROCLAMATION - Middleport Ma yor John Zerkle has proclaimed May 17 and 18 as Poppy Days in Middleport and mem~rs of the American Legion Auxiliary of FeeneyBennett Post 128 will be on the streets selling poppies. Pictured here with Mayor Zerkle as he signed the proclamation are, left to right, Mrs. Erma Hendrix, Americanism chairwomen of the unit; Sherry Fox, "LilUe Miss Poppy " for the Auxiliary; and Mrs. Ella Will , Auxiliary president. Softball meet Holland 's Zuider Zce ts ac tu ally a shallow tnlan d sea form ed from the flo oding of lowla nd s whe n the sea wate r broke through north ern coastline dun es in the 13th century. slated today Cleve 000 000 100 0- 1 7 0 M c Na l ly , Reynolds ( 10 ) and Wi l l iams ; Kline . Wilcox ( IOL Hilgendor f r 10 1 an d Duncan WP - McNally f3 -2J . LP · K l ine MIDDLEPORT - An imd f' 1 portant an ma pre--se~n meeting of the Meigs Juruor IJ • J. HRs- Betanger l2ndl. Girls' Softball League will be Du ff y (Jr d ) . ---held today (Sunday) at 4 p.m., ~~wa gf~ fgg 8ri1 = ~; ~ at the Royal Crown Garage on Colb'orn , Cha mpion " (41, Mur - North Second Ave. here. phy (8) and Moore ; Tidrow (3 Th 1 · for glf' · Is 10 31 and Munson . LP - Co l born ( 1e eaguets _ages Jl . HR s- Money (5 th I. Porter t.hru Has of June l. All teams "" J. presenUy in the league, and Boston ooo 200 003- 5 1 2 any olber teams wanting to D etr oit 000 400 101- 6 8 0 · · · h Cleve land . segui en and JOID,ffil:lSt ha vethe1rcoac ora Major league R es ult s By Unit ed Pr ess Internation a l Nat ional L eagu e Pi l sbrgh 000 00 0 002 - 2 4 0 Phila 000 001 20)( - 3 9 0 Brett, Morlan (7), H ern andez [8) and Sangu illen; Rut h v e::n . Fisk ; Lolich , Hi l ler (91 and Scarce (91 and Boonem WP . W P - Hille r (5 -0 1. LP Ru th ven {2 lf LP - Bre tt [2 31 . Moses Segui (2 2J. HRs- Ca t er (ls i ), HRs- S,c hmidt 15th ) , Stargell Ka l i ne f2 nd J. Cash O rd ), ( 5t h) . Petroce ll i f l stJ. AIR CONDITION SERVICE 1 'Uin h 1 th VOWiteers WI g to ep e league are welcome . 000 400 000003 020 oox - 48 2 5 52 Fos ter , Hrabowski 15), Tho mpso.1 (6) , Richert (8 ). Ga rm on (8) and Simmons ; Roge rs (5 -IJ and F oot e. LP Foster ( 1. 3) HRs - Cru z (l st l. I 1J innings) San F r an cisc o 002 010 100 000 1A 11 an ta ' 5 12 1 00 3 010 000 000 0- 4 7 I Caldwell , Motl it t ( 9 ) , E . Sosa ( 12) and Rudolph ; Ni ek r o , Ake r ( 10 ) , Capra ( 11 ) and Correl l. WP - E . Sosa IJ -0 1. L P - Capra ((07th 2).) . HRs los A ng Evans ,.(4t h I , Speir BUICK,PONTIAC in the Primary Election tor Meigs County Auditor. H.OWARD FRANK ·----------------··-·1.-di lvi.t A ..J Just think of all she does for you and your family. She's an'd, If she should die, dollars couldn't Charter No. 9815 Nallonal Baak Region No.4 REPORT OF CONDITION, CONSOLIDATING DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES, OF THE IT 'SGOODTO KNOW that there are still a lew honest people around. Neal Kitchen of McArthur lost his wallet recently on Main St. in McArthur. The wallet contained about $4,000 in cash. It was found by Clarence Fraley of Albany who turned the wallet over to Sheriff McClure who returned the money to Kitchen. Wonder how many there are around wlio would have sought out the owner ? Following graduation, Mike plans to sta y on the farm in the cattle business. J. Robert Evans is Mike's Vo-Ag instructor. Cub scout with six ~ \'.\~ pack met on May 2nd RACINE - The Rac.ine Cub Scouts Pack met May 2, opened by the flag ceremony by Den l. Den' 2 organized a hillbilly band with homemade instruments and plans were made for participation in the annual Scoul -0 -Rama program In Gallia County on May i I. Plans also were made to participate in the Cub Scout Olympics at Gallipolis Institue grounds on June 29. Articles of handicraft . were on display and refreshments were served by Den 3. -- .valve stages that Come on in, we adjust automatically for all load and road / -want to put Monroe quality between you conditions. Monroand the road . Matic® world's leading ' ' See your C!Uihorized Monroe dealer today. .. POMEROY 8 take her place . But an ade- BUS quate life Insurance policy could help to ~et some of her many jobs done and to Jceep your household ~olng. 6~2 re~ults See me about State Farm person to person life In· surance. I've !i:OI a policy ol Racine in the State of Ohio, at the close of business on April 24, 1974 pubUsbed ' in response to call made by Comptroller of the currency, under Title 12, United Stales Code, Section 161. Congratulationa to John and Jody Davis on the birth of their son, a hefty 7 lbs., 7 oz. Clinton John is the name and football and baseball will , 16x20 COLOR PORTRAIT WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY NEW OR USED CAR PRICED ABOVE '500.00 ..JACOBSEN ® ll~....., GARDEN TRACTOR Elimina1es bac k-break ing chores In record time! So it's tilting that the GT has a racy sports car took . And. it's got the strength and endurance of·a work horse When there 's mowing , snow tt)row ing and hauling'to be done. Your choice of 16. 14, 12 ahd 1 a hp Kohler engines. Hydrostatic drive or'5 speed gear . shill. Electric start is standard. Hyd raul ic lift on the G'T 16 a'!d 14. All GT's featur e "Super-Quick" hitch to let you get off to a last start, You 'll find the steering. de luxe adjustable bucket seat and noise suppressing mutf ter to be a few more nice automolive touches tl"iat we 've THE VALLEY'S NO. 1 DEALER WITH THE NO. 1 CAR AND NO. 1 SERVICE BRIIII'-'!:. Offer Available On~ At Page Chevrolet t OU ANOTHER FIRST Bring .. This Advertisement With You I 0. 992 -7155 ASSETS cash and due from banks - - - - - - - - • , • • • • • • $ 482,041.46 U.S. Treasury securities - - - - - • • - • • • · · · · · · · · 1,492,759.20 Obligations of States and political subdivisions • • • , • , , • 99,421.35 Other securities - - - - - - - - • • • • • • · · · · • • 12,500.00 Federal funds sold and securities purchased . • 500,000.00 under agreements to resell · • • • • • 3,990,048.57 Loans • • · · · · · · · · • · · · · · · • Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premises - · • • 25,129.50 Other assets - - - - - - - - - - - - - · · · · • • 4,815.16 TOTAL ASSETS - • • • • · • • • • • • • • • • · • $6,606,715.24 LIABB.ITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporationa - - - - - - - - - - - • ,. , · • · · $1,366,638.95 Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporationa • , • , , • • • • • • • 4,025,112.64 Deposits of United States Government -, - - · · · • • • • 31,034.11 Deposits of States and political subdivisiona • • • • • • • • • 411,808.84 Certified and officers' checks, etc . .· - - - - • · · · • • • • 8,213.66 TOTAL DEPOSITS - • • • • • • • • $5 842 808.20 (a) Total demand deposits - - - - - - • • $1,817,695.56 (b) Total time and savings deposits • • • • • 14.025.112.64 • 189,172.06 Other liabilities - - - - - - · • · • • • · · · • ' $6,031,980.26 TOTAL LIABILITIES • • • • • • • • , • • • , , . 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As your authorized Monroe dealer. we're ready to serve you .We offer you the world 's #1 line of shocks - Monroe automatic shock absorbers with Mother In mind . . +++ built into this performer. Be first at the finish . Come in and -GTIOday. .·Of the Bend ::-~ · By 'f • And let us put Monroe between you and the road. POMEROY SUNOCO SERVICE KILLED IN GALLIPOLIS WELKER'S ASHLAND STATION CHARLESTON, Mo. (UPI ) WE'D LIKE TO PASS ON a big thanks to the Meigs County Board of Electiona for an excellent helping 'hand in getting us the - A Greyhound bus left the BANE SERVICE STATION KARR AND VAN ZANDTMOTORS election early Wednesday morning. Cooperation and help road at a detour on U. S. really go a long way during those early, sleepy boors. The local in southeast Missouri early · ·HARRY'S SERVICE STATION POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY Saturday, struck a disabled board is always most cooperative. · And, speaking of thanks - the Athens County Foster Parent truck trailer on the side of the ELLIOIT'S UNION 76 SMITH-NELSON MOTORS Assn. and Foster Children in Their Care, is extending thanks to road and was "ripped open like STEVE SNOWDEN a tin can." The,highway patrol all merchants who cooperated in National Action for Foster said eight persons were killed . SPARKEY'S SUNOCO STATION children Week recently. The group extends special thanks to KAPPLE PENNZOIL SERVICE and nearly three dozen injured, mayors, commissioners, the Meigs County WeHare Department, (Gravel Hill Middleporl, SHEETS SOHIO STATION Citizens National Bank, Elberfelds, the Pomeroy National Bank, some critically . RUSHEL'S GARAGE PH. Racine Home-National Bank and the Farmers Bank and Savings Co. for excellent help. "GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CO. MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. THE CWWN, will be roaming the Rbck Springs State Farm Is THALER FORD SALES, INC. RACINE, OHIO Time for Fairgrounds during aU five days of tbe annual Meigs County Fair in August to provide special entertainment tor the klddies. HARRISON SERVICE CENTER RACINE GARAGE Graduation SUITER SHELL SERVICE EBER'S GULF SERVICE Th e best wav to take inter- Old grads of QUAKER STATE SERVICE grain of SALT. Chester will COZART GARAGE CENTER BARR'S ASHLAND STATU dine, dance REEDSVILLE O'DELL TEXACO STATION the new CHESTER - The annual GALLIPOLIS Chester Alumni Banquet and NAPIER'S PENNZOIL SERVICE NEWELL'S SUNOCO STATION Caravelle® dance will be held May 25 at 6:30 p.m. at the Chester GALLIPOLIS CHRYSLERM ILLHONCEESOHIO STATION School. CHRYSLER- .' . . Elementary Digital Watch Reunion classes this year PLYMOUTH TUPPERS PLAINS will be 1919, 1924, 1929, 1934, byBulova 1939, 1944, 1949 and 1954. HEMSWORTH GULF SERVICE BAILEY'S ASHLAND STATION The steak dinner will be PLYMOUTH prepared and served by the RED HORSE SERVICE STATION TUpPERS PLAINS Chester,P.T.A. Cos t per person SOUTHEASTERN OHiO'S lARGEST to dinner is $4.50. CARROLL NORRIS DODGE ROOrS GARAGE alumni and guests are invited . .· CHRYSLER-PlYMOUTH DEALER The dan ce (s quar e and round) is open to the public. KENNY'S GARAGE CARSON'ScYEXAOO STATION Admissin to the dance is ! ' ATTENTION! CROWN CITY, OHIO RUTLAND per person . made Reservations to NOW IN STOCK IRWIN SOHIO STATION FLESHER'S TEXACO STATION May 15 should be sent to Mrs. Eleanor Leonard , Rt . 1974 PLYMOUTH TRAIL BLAZER RANKIN SERVICE STATION FIELD'S BROTHERS .GARAGE . Pomeroy, 45769 or phone 9925547 or phone Belly Newell at NEW HAVEN; W . VA. 4 WHEEL DRIVE VEHia.E 985-3351. INGLES SERVICE STATION ROUSH GARAGE WATERLOO 1974 PLYMOOTH VOYAGER HARTFORD, W . VA. PONN'S SERVICE STATION aJSTOM Q.UB WAGON WILKESVILLE BURTON SUNOCO STATION HOPE THINKING MASON, W . VA. S"'LEM , W.. Va . (UP!) . ROBERTS SOHIO SERVICE Bob Hope, an avid supporter of. Never mind what the .big and 85 NEW &USED President Nixon, says release . little hands have to say. The RIO GRANDE GILBERrS GARA of the edited Watergate tranMIDDLEPORT RATLIFF SUPER SERVICE scripts by Nixon was a CARS IN STOCK! mistake, and it raises the POWELL'S SUNOCO STATION . UNION 76 SERVICE question of his resignation. The jewel precision. ShieldMIDDLEPORT . comedian said at Salem . VINTON BE SURE YOU CHECK WITH US BEFORE College Friday that the tranERWIN GULF STATIO N scripts have changed "the · meta llic blue dial. Go modern; PORT, E R TEXACO CORNER YOU BUY ANY NEW OR USED CAR · MIDDLEPORT whole meaning .of Watergate" and makes Nixon's resignation JOE'S fOREIGN CAR ·SERVICE . ELLIS AND SON SOHIO CLARK'S something "you have to think PORTER, OHIO about. Releasing the tranMIDDLEPORT JEWELRY scripts was a big mistake . .It · SPONSORED BY: Galli pol~ Ohrysler-rlymouth. tears down the dignity of Ol!f' ,, STORE Second. Ave . Irreplaceable RACINE HOME NATIONAL BANK WMPO will be airing eight of the Meigs American Legion basebaU games this SUIIJriJer with Dean Lutz and Bob Cooper doing the play-by-play; ' Mike attend s Southwes tern High School, where he has been FFA chapter sentinel and vice president of his se nior class , Hi.s agr icultur e program consists of Hereford and Angus cattle, ra ising tobacco and We receive numerous requests and about all we can do is pass them on in hopes that a reader can help. ' The lat~sl comes from Emily Hanks, 254l E. 1 No., Provo, Utah, 84601, through Tom Reuteral the Pomeroy Post Office. She sent Tom money in case there is an expense. If s0 , contact Tom . Mrs. Hanks wants to know about the daughters of Silas Knight. According to the Ohio census, they were born. between · 1810 and 1820. Mrs. Hanks needs to know the birth date or baptism dates of Electa Knight who married Archibald Murray, Jr., and Almira Knight who married Sheffield Russell. +++ / fa rming program. SO MANY THESE DAYS are compiling genealogy reports. 210 002 020-,- 7 15 I Call No. 489 in voca tional ag ri cult ure department s around the country. He was chosen for the award on the basis of hi s scholarship , leader5hip , and supe rvised ALBERT ."RED " KEETON of Syracuse is a patient at St. Mary's Hospital in Huntington, W. Va ., and he, also, would appreciate bearing from Meigs County friends . His address is room 5002, 2900Firsl Ave., St. Mary's Hospital, Huntington, W. Va. For your vote and support Pd Po out standing se ni ors POMEROY - Mike Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. William William.son, Racine, will mark his birthday on May 26 and would like to hear from friends. He has just spent six and a haH days in the hospital with second degree burns on his arms as the result of an accident. Mike's address is Spec. 4 Michae l A. Robinson, 292-56-9268, CSC lsi-54th Infantry, APO New York, New York 09139. SMITH THANKS to farm mechanics. ON ALL MAKES OF CARS representative present. Adult pr esented ~ Beat... Bob Hoejlich C in ci on ooo Houst 600 200 010 oox000- 2 1 66 o 0 ·---------------------· Dierker , Forsch (7), Johri so n (8) and Edwards ; Billingham (5 - I J and Bench . LP - Dierker (2 2) . H Rs - Driessen (1 st) . St Loui s Mont rea l MIKE CROUSE GALLIPOLIS Mike Crouse, son of Mr. and Mrs . Harl ey Crouse, Ga llipolis, is winner of a DEKA LB Ag ri cultural Accomplishment Award for 1974, sponsored by DEKALB Ag Research, Inc.. '• I Gallipolis ' 342 presidency and th3t's a large mistake," he said. I 446,3273 I· \ ~-~ '. Gallipolis, Ohio \ PARTS . �., .. . . .I I 21 - TheSwtday Times-Sentinei,Sundav.Mav 12.1974 Gallia Pony ~eague ·schedule announced Much talk has circulated concerning Hank Aaron's recorrl breaking 715th home run and subsequenl blasts tha l have made ·him truly the greatest home run hitter baseball has ever had. Some say that Ruth is still the best, as did the guy who called up a local sports show recently, claiming that Ruth hit his 714 in over 2,000 fewer trips to the plate. But nobody said that Aaron or anybody else had to hit 714 ·in any required number at bats. All the record book reads is "most home runs in a career.'' II wasn't until someone challenged that record that all the sentimental Ruth-ists got up in arms and searched and scrutinized to find a way to retain the record for the Babe. And then there are those that try to compare the two men - a feat which is impossible. You can say that Ruth had to hit the deadball, although. it wasn 't all that dead throughout most of his career. But the Babe never had to face the specialized pitching of modern ball, with the sliders, knuckleballers and the young kids who weren 't taken out of children's homes or off the streets to play ball but were raised throoghout their lives with specialized, extensive training in the art of pitching. True, Ruth will go down in history as the man who had the most effect on the game of baseball. He saved the game, and gave a monumental lift to the country in the process, through his feats during some of our nation's darkest hours. He is a legend, but he also is no longer the greatest home run hitter in the history of baseball. No matter how hard one tries, you can't take away what Henry Aaron has earned, something he 's had coming to him for a long time. · It seems that the Ruth-ists, as some of these fanatics can be called, fit much in the same mold as those who ruined Roger Maris. Maris and Mantle, in 1961, made their great assault on Ruth's record of 60 homers in one season. Maris, of course, came out on lop and the fans never let him forget it. He was in a battle with Mickey Mantle, one of the greatest of aU time, for sure. But the fans that jammed Yankee Stadium that year <!lan't want Maris to break the record. They wanted their Mantle to be the one, and it was almost as if Maris waa treading on sacred ground. They booed him and booed him, and it ended with the demise of Roger Maris, now a beer distributor somewhere in the south. I . +++ Donald "Fizzle" WoHe, heail baseball coach at Meigs, tells a story about the lime he was playing first base lor Racine and Hobart Wilson, Sr., father of Gallipolis Daily Tribune editor Junior Wilson, was at bat for a Gallipolis independent team. According to the story, Gallipolis and Racine were in a dogfight for first place and Hobe, a catcher who batted left handed, smaahed a line shot through Fizzle's legs so hard that he didn't even have time to bend over. Asking Hobart about the incident, all he said was, "He didn't even bend over." Jbat smash was the key hit of the game which Gallipolis won to take ·over first place. +++ The Meigs baseball season came to an abrupt halt when Pt. Pleasant cancelled the two games Uie squads were scheduled for last week and tomorrow. The Marauders were hit hard this year by teams cancelling out on them. Southwestern had to call off a scheduled double header because of the gas shortage, and a game against Kyger Creek never came about after being postponed because of rain. . Coupled with those Pt. Pleasant cancellations and a season can be cut short pretty quickly. . +++ GALLIPOLiS ~ The Gallia County Pony League will begin Tuesday , June 4 with defending champion Bidwell playing at Addaville, ru'nnerup Cheshire visiting Green and So uthwestern traveling to Vinton. Games will ·begin at 6:30 p.m. with one half hour grace period. A $25 entry fee and copy of Harbour, tra in er. Second row - Mik e Berridge, Gary Swain, COMPLETE 1974 CAMPAIGN -- The Gallia Academy Br~tl Wilson, Roger Dailey, Tony Folden, Mike Watson, Leon High School Blue Devils base~all team finished its 1974 campaign last week with a IHl season record. Pictured · Briggs, Mike Sickles, Jim Perry, Jim Niday, Bill Holland and above, front row , left to right are Chuck Lane, Rick Holl ey, · Rick Barcus. Third row - Jim Osoorne, coach ; Nelson Dray, Colin Saunders, Chris Whaley, Tom Burnette, George Holley, Tim Carman , Mark Dobson, Mark Lane, manager and Roger Jeff Slone and assistant coach C. L. (Johnny) Ecker. Bucks even series with 102-101 win BOSTON I UPI l - Kareem series allhree games apiece. Abdui.Jabbar raised his long The seventh and deciding arms over his hea d and ga me will be pla yed Sunday shouted triumphantly , "They afternoo n in Milwaukee. ain't going to be drinking no Abdul-Jabbar ignored th e champagne tonight." "They" were the Boston Cellics and Abdui.Jabbar ," with ZIMMER HONORED CINCINNATI (UP!) ~ Don the emotionless performance Zimmer, third base coach for of a surgeon, personally sliced th e Boston Red Sox, will be up the Boston attack Friday inducted into the Hamillon night to lead his team to a 102County Sports Hall of Fame 101 win in double overtime that tonight. evened the NBA championship Zimmer, a 12-year major league player, was with the Los Major L ea gu e Leaders An geles Dodge rs and Cin- nearly hysterical Boston Garden crowd as it edged closer to the court, calmly dumping a 12foot hook shot with three seconds left. "I just put it up and hoped it would go in. I didn 't have lime to think about it," he said matter-<>f-faclly. 111e big center's 34 points gave the Bucks their second probably be the games if he follows in dad's footsteps. ' . +++ Pete Neal, former GAHS star gridder, also is a new fath er, his ·son arriving just three days earlier. The two former 1970 SEOAL championship teammates may be sitting together in the stands some day watching the 1990 Bit•• Devil squad led by the backfield duo of Neal and Davis . teams winning twice away from their home court, BThe home court advantage hasn 't meant ·a lot up to now," said Bucks' coach Larry Costello. "But the percentages are in our favor." Area high school goH scores are finally coming around and dropping Into lbe low.4~ for Meigs and.Southern linksters. Both squads got off to poor starts, partly because of the weather I guess, and some of the scores were astronomical. N ew Y ork 030 200 200 - 7 9 2 Chicaao nflfl nnn nn? ? Q 1 Koo s man , Miller 19J and Grote ; Hooron , K r emmel . [JJ. Todd (4), Bu rr is (6), P ina (8 ) , Bonham ( 9 J and Mitlerwald . WP Koosman (4 -0l L P- Hooton I 1 J) . HR - Sc hneck 15th ) Niday, Saunders lead '74 Devils GALLIPOLIS - Jim Niday, qu arterba ck, and Winston Saunders~ tackle ~ will serve as co-ca ptains for the 1974 Gallipolis Blue Devils football team. This was announced Frida y afternoon by grid coach C. L. (Jo hnny) Ecker. over time victory of th e series. The first came in the second game, which th e Bucks won 105·96 in Milwaukee. 1 '1t was a great ball game," said Boston Coach Torn Hein· By United Press lnterno1tiana1 cinnati Reds. He is a native of shon. " It was a one-poin t ball L eading Batters National Leagu e Sedamsville in Hamilton game in double overtimeg . o1b r . h . pet . Smith ,S I L 29 117 19 43 .368 Coun ty. what· more co tild you ask for." Reitz , Stl 29 112 11 41 366 · Abdui.Jabbar made hirnseU Gr oss , Hou 29 8 8 17 32 .JM J; ; Ga rr , A t I 30 130 12 45 .346 NY and Ja ckson , Oak felt in the second period after H ebner , Pi t 25 105 17 36 343 Yast r zems ki. Bos , Robinson , Bucknr ,L A 28 102 12 35 .343 Ca l , Horton , Del and Bu r Boston 's Dave Cowens went to Sc hmdt. Ph129 99 I S 34 .343 rou ghs , Te K 6 the bench with three personal Run s Batted In M i ll an.NY 29 117 15 40 .342 N at ion a l L eag ue : Smi th . St.L fo uls. With reserve Hank Watson . Ho 32 114 22 39 .342 Brock , SI L 29 124 29 42 .3J9 77 , Garvey , LA 26 ; Ci?deno. Finkel in the game, AbduiHou 25 ; Wynn , LA 2-1 ; Ameri can Le ag ue g . a b r . h . p( t. Wi ll iam s, Ct1i. Perez. Cin and Jabbar was able to drop into Carew, M i n 26 11 0 16 43 .391 L May , Hou 13 the middle to clog the lane. Am er ican L eag ue : Ja ckson. Stntn ,Ca l 17 59 12 13 390 Abdui-Jabbar used the same Oak JO. N ettl es. NY and Jcksn , Oa k 29 106 23 41 .387 Hrgrve, Tex 20 64 13 23 .359 Bu r roughs. T c)( 2.6 ; Robinson. sagging ta ctic in the two Gamb l e,C ie20 70 8 25 .357 Ca l 22 ; Yast r ze mski. 8os 21. overtime periods, forcing the P itchin g Spncr , Te)( 20 65 1 t 23 .354 Nati on o1l League : B illingham , Ce ltics to rely on J ohn Gr it in , Bos 21 7'l B 25 347 Roias , KC 27 112 15 38 339 Cin , John , LA , Rogers . Mil ·and M c Rae , KC 26 92 14 31 337 Ca ldwelL SF 5 1: Ree d . A ll and Havlicek, who wound up with Va lntn e,Ca l 25 86 12 '19 .337 Sutt on , L A 5-2: Robe r ts , Hou 5 36 points - 11 of them in the 3 . Hom e Run s Am erican L eag u e: ·Hun te r , overtime periods when the lead National L eagu e : Wynn , LA 8 ; Aa r on , At L P erez, Cin and Oak and Jenk in s, Tex 6 7; changed hands 13 times. Gar vey, LA 7 ; L . May , Hov , . H ille r . De l 50 : Co l em an , . Oct Thus fa r the home court and Medich . N Y . 5 1. Stoll Hebner , P i tt an d Smi th , St . L 6. American L eag ue: Nett les . le myr.e, NY 5 3: Bibbv . T ex 5 d. advantage has proved to be of. little significance with both San01ego LUI UIO 100 5 7 0 John , Hough (4) , M<H shall (6) and Y eage r , F r eisleb en , M eAn dr ew (JL Romo ( 7 ). Tr oed son 18), Ha r dy (8 ), Ar l in 19 1 and Kendall . WP Marst1all (1 11 LP · Romo co 11. HRs - Yeager (2nd) , Cey 13r d l'. M cMull en lls ll , Th omas (2nd ). Am er ican L eague ( 10 innings) Batt oo 1 ooo ooo 2- 3 6 o the team roster must be suJ>. milted to Bruce Gabriel, the league treasurer, prior to the opening game . The schedule will end on July 5. Here is the schedule: or, Jun e 4 - Addaville at Bid well , cne shir e a ! Green , South w es t ern a t Vinton Jun e 7 Chesh ire a-t Ad dav i lle , Green at Sou th w es t ern, Bidwel l at Vinton . June · I 1 Addaville at Gr een , Southwester n af Bid wel l. Vinton at Cheshi r e June 14 - Southwestern at A ddavllle , Bidwell at Ch eshi r e, ' Gr ee n at Vinto n . June IB Vin ton at Ad davi ll e , Bidwell a t G r een , Che shire at Soutt1weste rn . June 21 B idwel l at Ad dav ille , Green at Ches h ire , Vin ton ~ t Sou thwestern . June 1.5 Addaville at Ch es h ir e, Southweste rn at Green, V in ton at Bidwell . Jun e '28 Green at Ad · davill e , Bidwell at South western. CheShire at Vi nton . July 2 - Addav ille at Sout h western , Cheshire at Bidwell , Vin ton a t Green . July 5 ~ Addavl ll e at Vinton , Green at Sidwe ll , South wester n a t Cheshire . POPPY DAY PROCLAMATION - Middleport Ma yor John Zerkle has proclaimed May 17 and 18 as Poppy Days in Middleport and mem~rs of the American Legion Auxiliary of FeeneyBennett Post 128 will be on the streets selling poppies. Pictured here with Mayor Zerkle as he signed the proclamation are, left to right, Mrs. Erma Hendrix, Americanism chairwomen of the unit; Sherry Fox, "LilUe Miss Poppy " for the Auxiliary; and Mrs. Ella Will , Auxiliary president. Softball meet Holland 's Zuider Zce ts ac tu ally a shallow tnlan d sea form ed from the flo oding of lowla nd s whe n the sea wate r broke through north ern coastline dun es in the 13th century. slated today Cleve 000 000 100 0- 1 7 0 M c Na l ly , Reynolds ( 10 ) and Wi l l iams ; Kline . Wilcox ( IOL Hilgendor f r 10 1 an d Duncan WP - McNally f3 -2J . LP · K l ine MIDDLEPORT - An imd f' 1 portant an ma pre--se~n meeting of the Meigs Juruor IJ • J. HRs- Betanger l2ndl. Girls' Softball League will be Du ff y (Jr d ) . ---held today (Sunday) at 4 p.m., ~~wa gf~ fgg 8ri1 = ~; ~ at the Royal Crown Garage on Colb'orn , Cha mpion " (41, Mur - North Second Ave. here. phy (8) and Moore ; Tidrow (3 Th 1 · for glf' · Is 10 31 and Munson . LP - Co l born ( 1e eaguets _ages Jl . HR s- Money (5 th I. Porter t.hru Has of June l. All teams "" J. presenUy in the league, and Boston ooo 200 003- 5 1 2 any olber teams wanting to D etr oit 000 400 101- 6 8 0 · · · h Cleve land . segui en and JOID,ffil:lSt ha vethe1rcoac ora Major league R es ult s By Unit ed Pr ess Internation a l Nat ional L eagu e Pi l sbrgh 000 00 0 002 - 2 4 0 Phila 000 001 20)( - 3 9 0 Brett, Morlan (7), H ern andez [8) and Sangu illen; Rut h v e::n . Fisk ; Lolich , Hi l ler (91 and Scarce (91 and Boonem WP . W P - Hille r (5 -0 1. LP Ru th ven {2 lf LP - Bre tt [2 31 . Moses Segui (2 2J. HRs- Ca t er (ls i ), HRs- S,c hmidt 15th ) , Stargell Ka l i ne f2 nd J. Cash O rd ), ( 5t h) . Petroce ll i f l stJ. AIR CONDITION SERVICE 1 'Uin h 1 th VOWiteers WI g to ep e league are welcome . 000 400 000003 020 oox - 48 2 5 52 Fos ter , Hrabowski 15), Tho mpso.1 (6) , Richert (8 ). Ga rm on (8) and Simmons ; Roge rs (5 -IJ and F oot e. LP Foster ( 1. 3) HRs - Cru z (l st l. I 1J innings) San F r an cisc o 002 010 100 000 1A 11 an ta ' 5 12 1 00 3 010 000 000 0- 4 7 I Caldwell , Motl it t ( 9 ) , E . Sosa ( 12) and Rudolph ; Ni ek r o , Ake r ( 10 ) , Capra ( 11 ) and Correl l. WP - E . Sosa IJ -0 1. L P - Capra ((07th 2).) . HRs los A ng Evans ,.(4t h I , Speir BUICK,PONTIAC in the Primary Election tor Meigs County Auditor. H.OWARD FRANK ·----------------··-·1.-di lvi.t A ..J Just think of all she does for you and your family. She's an'd, If she should die, dollars couldn't Charter No. 9815 Nallonal Baak Region No.4 REPORT OF CONDITION, CONSOLIDATING DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES, OF THE IT 'SGOODTO KNOW that there are still a lew honest people around. Neal Kitchen of McArthur lost his wallet recently on Main St. in McArthur. The wallet contained about $4,000 in cash. It was found by Clarence Fraley of Albany who turned the wallet over to Sheriff McClure who returned the money to Kitchen. Wonder how many there are around wlio would have sought out the owner ? Following graduation, Mike plans to sta y on the farm in the cattle business. J. Robert Evans is Mike's Vo-Ag instructor. Cub scout with six ~ \'.\~ pack met on May 2nd RACINE - The Rac.ine Cub Scouts Pack met May 2, opened by the flag ceremony by Den l. Den' 2 organized a hillbilly band with homemade instruments and plans were made for participation in the annual Scoul -0 -Rama program In Gallia County on May i I. Plans also were made to participate in the Cub Scout Olympics at Gallipolis Institue grounds on June 29. Articles of handicraft . were on display and refreshments were served by Den 3. -- .valve stages that Come on in, we adjust automatically for all load and road / -want to put Monroe quality between you conditions. Monroand the road . Matic® world's leading ' ' See your C!Uihorized Monroe dealer today. .. POMEROY 8 take her place . But an ade- BUS quate life Insurance policy could help to ~et some of her many jobs done and to Jceep your household ~olng. 6~2 re~ults See me about State Farm person to person life In· surance. I've !i:OI a policy ol Racine in the State of Ohio, at the close of business on April 24, 1974 pubUsbed ' in response to call made by Comptroller of the currency, under Title 12, United Stales Code, Section 161. Congratulationa to John and Jody Davis on the birth of their son, a hefty 7 lbs., 7 oz. Clinton John is the name and football and baseball will , 16x20 COLOR PORTRAIT WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY NEW OR USED CAR PRICED ABOVE '500.00 ..JACOBSEN ® ll~....., GARDEN TRACTOR Elimina1es bac k-break ing chores In record time! So it's tilting that the GT has a racy sports car took . And. it's got the strength and endurance of·a work horse When there 's mowing , snow tt)row ing and hauling'to be done. Your choice of 16. 14, 12 ahd 1 a hp Kohler engines. Hydrostatic drive or'5 speed gear . shill. Electric start is standard. Hyd raul ic lift on the G'T 16 a'!d 14. All GT's featur e "Super-Quick" hitch to let you get off to a last start, You 'll find the steering. de luxe adjustable bucket seat and noise suppressing mutf ter to be a few more nice automolive touches tl"iat we 've THE VALLEY'S NO. 1 DEALER WITH THE NO. 1 CAR AND NO. 1 SERVICE BRIIII'-'!:. Offer Available On~ At Page Chevrolet t OU ANOTHER FIRST Bring .. This Advertisement With You I 0. 992 -7155 ASSETS cash and due from banks - - - - - - - - • , • • • • • • $ 482,041.46 U.S. Treasury securities - - - - - • • - • • • · · · · · · · · 1,492,759.20 Obligations of States and political subdivisions • • • , • , , • 99,421.35 Other securities - - - - - - - - • • • • • • · · · · • • 12,500.00 Federal funds sold and securities purchased . • 500,000.00 under agreements to resell · • • • • • 3,990,048.57 Loans • • · · · · · · · · • · · · · · · • Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premises - · • • 25,129.50 Other assets - - - - - - - - - - - - - · · · · • • 4,815.16 TOTAL ASSETS - • • • • · • • • • • • • • • • · • $6,606,715.24 LIABB.ITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporationa - - - - - - - - - - - • ,. , · • · · $1,366,638.95 Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporationa • , • , , • • • • • • • 4,025,112.64 Deposits of United States Government -, - - · · · • • • • 31,034.11 Deposits of States and political subdivisiona • • • • • • • • • 411,808.84 Certified and officers' checks, etc . .· - - - - • · · · • • • • 8,213.66 TOTAL DEPOSITS - • • • • • • • • $5 842 808.20 (a) Total demand deposits - - - - - - • • $1,817,695.56 (b) Total time and savings deposits • • • • • 14.025.112.64 • 189,172.06 Other liabilities - - - - - - · • · • • • · · · • ' $6,031,980.26 TOTAL LIABILITIES • • • • • • • • , • • • , , . 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Bill J01 Jahnmn . All the SUO he by 3, Carave lle Oigitron watch I, John T. WoHe, cashier, of' the abov~med b1nk do hereby declare that thiHeport of condition is true and correct to the best of niy knowledge and says It all with the greatest of . ease. The clearl y evid ent lime · panels tell th.e hour, m inute and second at a g l ance. With belie!. 17 John')'. Wolfe We, the uilderslgneo directors attest the correctness of this report of condition and declare that it has ljeen examined 'by us and to 'the best of our knowledge and belief is true and correct. · · · Clarence Price David Yost - Dlftclon Chas. Hayman the 533 Russell St. shaped case, stai n less steel link band and handsome wear a Caravella Digltron. $42.50 . .,' -~ '' .1639 Eastetn Ave. • ' t .. seller. Load-Leveler® stabilizing units · _ for fron~t.~~~\-~ _· (\~vrl\\ · and ~~~ rear. And Max-Air ™air adjustable shocks, really two shocks in one. As your authorized Monroe dealer. we're ready to serve you .We offer you the world 's #1 line of shocks - Monroe automatic shock absorbers with Mother In mind . . +++ built into this performer. Be first at the finish . Come in and -GTIOday. .·Of the Bend ::-~ · By 'f • And let us put Monroe between you and the road. POMEROY SUNOCO SERVICE KILLED IN GALLIPOLIS WELKER'S ASHLAND STATION CHARLESTON, Mo. (UPI ) WE'D LIKE TO PASS ON a big thanks to the Meigs County Board of Electiona for an excellent helping 'hand in getting us the - A Greyhound bus left the BANE SERVICE STATION KARR AND VAN ZANDTMOTORS election early Wednesday morning. Cooperation and help road at a detour on U. S. really go a long way during those early, sleepy boors. The local in southeast Missouri early · ·HARRY'S SERVICE STATION POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY Saturday, struck a disabled board is always most cooperative. · And, speaking of thanks - the Athens County Foster Parent truck trailer on the side of the ELLIOIT'S UNION 76 SMITH-NELSON MOTORS Assn. and Foster Children in Their Care, is extending thanks to road and was "ripped open like STEVE SNOWDEN a tin can." The,highway patrol all merchants who cooperated in National Action for Foster said eight persons were killed . SPARKEY'S SUNOCO STATION children Week recently. The group extends special thanks to KAPPLE PENNZOIL SERVICE and nearly three dozen injured, mayors, commissioners, the Meigs County WeHare Department, (Gravel Hill Middleporl, SHEETS SOHIO STATION Citizens National Bank, Elberfelds, the Pomeroy National Bank, some critically . RUSHEL'S GARAGE PH. Racine Home-National Bank and the Farmers Bank and Savings Co. for excellent help. "GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CO. MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. THE CWWN, will be roaming the Rbck Springs State Farm Is THALER FORD SALES, INC. RACINE, OHIO Time for Fairgrounds during aU five days of tbe annual Meigs County Fair in August to provide special entertainment tor the klddies. HARRISON SERVICE CENTER RACINE GARAGE Graduation SUITER SHELL SERVICE EBER'S GULF SERVICE Th e best wav to take inter- Old grads of QUAKER STATE SERVICE grain of SALT. Chester will COZART GARAGE CENTER BARR'S ASHLAND STATU dine, dance REEDSVILLE O'DELL TEXACO STATION the new CHESTER - The annual GALLIPOLIS Chester Alumni Banquet and NAPIER'S PENNZOIL SERVICE NEWELL'S SUNOCO STATION Caravelle® dance will be held May 25 at 6:30 p.m. at the Chester GALLIPOLIS CHRYSLERM ILLHONCEESOHIO STATION School. CHRYSLER- .' . . Elementary Digital Watch Reunion classes this year PLYMOUTH TUPPERS PLAINS will be 1919, 1924, 1929, 1934, byBulova 1939, 1944, 1949 and 1954. HEMSWORTH GULF SERVICE BAILEY'S ASHLAND STATION The steak dinner will be PLYMOUTH prepared and served by the RED HORSE SERVICE STATION TUpPERS PLAINS Chester,P.T.A. Cos t per person SOUTHEASTERN OHiO'S lARGEST to dinner is $4.50. CARROLL NORRIS DODGE ROOrS GARAGE alumni and guests are invited . .· CHRYSLER-PlYMOUTH DEALER The dan ce (s quar e and round) is open to the public. KENNY'S GARAGE CARSON'ScYEXAOO STATION Admissin to the dance is ! ' ATTENTION! CROWN CITY, OHIO RUTLAND per person . made Reservations to NOW IN STOCK IRWIN SOHIO STATION FLESHER'S TEXACO STATION May 15 should be sent to Mrs. Eleanor Leonard , Rt . 1974 PLYMOUTH TRAIL BLAZER RANKIN SERVICE STATION FIELD'S BROTHERS .GARAGE . Pomeroy, 45769 or phone 9925547 or phone Belly Newell at NEW HAVEN; W . VA. 4 WHEEL DRIVE VEHia.E 985-3351. INGLES SERVICE STATION ROUSH GARAGE WATERLOO 1974 PLYMOOTH VOYAGER HARTFORD, W . VA. PONN'S SERVICE STATION aJSTOM Q.UB WAGON WILKESVILLE BURTON SUNOCO STATION HOPE THINKING MASON, W . VA. S"'LEM , W.. Va . (UP!) . ROBERTS SOHIO SERVICE Bob Hope, an avid supporter of. Never mind what the .big and 85 NEW &USED President Nixon, says release . little hands have to say. The RIO GRANDE GILBERrS GARA of the edited Watergate tranMIDDLEPORT RATLIFF SUPER SERVICE scripts by Nixon was a CARS IN STOCK! mistake, and it raises the POWELL'S SUNOCO STATION . UNION 76 SERVICE question of his resignation. The jewel precision. ShieldMIDDLEPORT . comedian said at Salem . VINTON BE SURE YOU CHECK WITH US BEFORE College Friday that the tranERWIN GULF STATIO N scripts have changed "the · meta llic blue dial. Go modern; PORT, E R TEXACO CORNER YOU BUY ANY NEW OR USED CAR · MIDDLEPORT whole meaning .of Watergate" and makes Nixon's resignation JOE'S fOREIGN CAR ·SERVICE . ELLIS AND SON SOHIO CLARK'S something "you have to think PORTER, OHIO about. Releasing the tranMIDDLEPORT JEWELRY scripts was a big mistake . .It · SPONSORED BY: Galli pol~ Ohrysler-rlymouth. tears down the dignity of Ol!f' ,, STORE Second. Ave . Irreplaceable RACINE HOME NATIONAL BANK WMPO will be airing eight of the Meigs American Legion basebaU games this SUIIJriJer with Dean Lutz and Bob Cooper doing the play-by-play; ' Mike attend s Southwes tern High School, where he has been FFA chapter sentinel and vice president of his se nior class , Hi.s agr icultur e program consists of Hereford and Angus cattle, ra ising tobacco and We receive numerous requests and about all we can do is pass them on in hopes that a reader can help. ' The lat~sl comes from Emily Hanks, 254l E. 1 No., Provo, Utah, 84601, through Tom Reuteral the Pomeroy Post Office. She sent Tom money in case there is an expense. If s0 , contact Tom . Mrs. Hanks wants to know about the daughters of Silas Knight. According to the Ohio census, they were born. between · 1810 and 1820. Mrs. Hanks needs to know the birth date or baptism dates of Electa Knight who married Archibald Murray, Jr., and Almira Knight who married Sheffield Russell. +++ / fa rming program. SO MANY THESE DAYS are compiling genealogy reports. 210 002 020-,- 7 15 I Call No. 489 in voca tional ag ri cult ure department s around the country. He was chosen for the award on the basis of hi s scholarship , leader5hip , and supe rvised ALBERT ."RED " KEETON of Syracuse is a patient at St. Mary's Hospital in Huntington, W. Va ., and he, also, would appreciate bearing from Meigs County friends . His address is room 5002, 2900Firsl Ave., St. Mary's Hospital, Huntington, W. Va. For your vote and support Pd Po out standing se ni ors POMEROY - Mike Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. William William.son, Racine, will mark his birthday on May 26 and would like to hear from friends. He has just spent six and a haH days in the hospital with second degree burns on his arms as the result of an accident. Mike's address is Spec. 4 Michae l A. Robinson, 292-56-9268, CSC lsi-54th Infantry, APO New York, New York 09139. SMITH THANKS to farm mechanics. ON ALL MAKES OF CARS representative present. Adult pr esented ~ Beat... Bob Hoejlich C in ci on ooo Houst 600 200 010 oox000- 2 1 66 o 0 ·---------------------· Dierker , Forsch (7), Johri so n (8) and Edwards ; Billingham (5 - I J and Bench . LP - Dierker (2 2) . H Rs - Driessen (1 st) . St Loui s Mont rea l MIKE CROUSE GALLIPOLIS Mike Crouse, son of Mr. and Mrs . Harl ey Crouse, Ga llipolis, is winner of a DEKA LB Ag ri cultural Accomplishment Award for 1974, sponsored by DEKALB Ag Research, Inc.. '• I Gallipolis ' 342 presidency and th3t's a large mistake," he said. I 446,3273 I· \ ~-~ '. Gallipolis, Ohio \ PARTS . �.. ( "Z? -- Tht>Sundav Tinies-Sentmel. SWlda). May 12. 197~ 23 - The Sunday Times -Sentinel, SWlday, May 12, 1974 Wanted To Buy Rabies clinic May 18th planned by HS I'O MI-:Il i! Y Ftn:tl pl:uts Su<'H' IY r1f tlw Urt ill'd Sl(tll'!i , for fh~• llr)Li lll llllg l" ,t iJI~'S I IIIII\' In be hdd Mur 18 ,,t l hr c..·uunt y w11l be ~ u e:; l spea ker Spl'd kP rs ,,r lhe rncctmg 111 IH g ii\\.J\ )..!.AI'.Igl' Middl epor t tll d(k b \ IIJp Ml'lgs CftUJl l y lhtn tdn t• Suu dy l ll ('t' hllg r eec nt h Jn M uld lt• rw r t l ow n ha ll Mr s Durn th y F1 she1. #' ' p1es tcl ent. ( ' \H.'I'< ' !-iilld or that Dr Bratton Athcn::; Will be the a tt end111 g vclt nn a nan Th e ra bt es ::; hols w1ll cost $2 RITUAL GIVEN- The ritual of jewels was presented for three new members ThurS<Iay evening when Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter of Betil Sigma Phi Soronty met at the home of Roberta O'Brien. G1ven the ritual from the left were Mary Pickens, Betty Ohlmger and L1lhan Moore. See story on Page 7. Add ltwn,tl IIU'< hcatwn w1ll bP o[fer cd <1 l dcidl lHm;.JI exp(•nsc Tilt> souct} als() m dd c plans to Ctttcnd the CJ mJual Hurrwne Soc1ety awards dmnpr un May 17 at the Hohday we re ,nHI Ntt n ty Wildi'I'IIHdh ('rtrHlll Stun tun uf file 1-! ockm g Coun ty Human e Sorw l v , I ,og:lll, Mr s Stonlun, t'lt.l lm s m vcsLi gHtor , :-; poke 0 11 l i'U P!ty c la1 111~. pnm ::~ l'll } to hol'sl'S II questt(ln .(l nd answer pel wd fol lowed A r cpor t on tile pr·ug ress of the Thn ft Shop spom;UJ cd hy the Hum ::~ n e Snt tel y was mad e by Chr11 r m crn Mrs M<t ry Seam;_rn The socrcly rs also plannmg lnn 111 Dr . .John Parkersburg where Hoy t, prestdent of the Huma ne lhe Thtt fl ~h op . The shup is lout led t•n r. Set und St. atr iJSS from the p11sl office ~n d Is open l'VCI y F1id ay a nd St~tunl cty. Hu ma n e Soc ie ty's The Elc ;_r n(JJ Srlllth , Mr~ J-L'uw ler , Mrs Seamom and Mrs Eieanur ZCJ hcr 1 Mrs M ildred .Jean Wtll f' AII.l POI 1:;-_ Okey Van - corne r of a bndge. 1 • Meter, 47, Mason, wos c1ted to C t C t c l g~ oun Y our 1or overwtd th load followmg an accJdenta t 1 33 p.m . Fr1day on Rt 124 west of l~tngsvt lle M ts mos t Impo r tant on d<'vc lopmr.: nt of humane atTo k1 ck ~l ff The Ga llia-Metgs Pos t State the educa twnal workshop, CJ H1 ghway Pa trol sai d Van pos ter contest will be held , Meter was dn vmg a t1 actordet<1ils to be ann ounced Mrs Lrtr il cr haulm g a bulldozer . Ca rol yn Srmth IS elt t~ trwo rn a n. Officers sa id the doze r's bhHie Attendmg wer e Mrs F 1sher, becam e entan gled m the west Mrs Dor oth y D av i s, Mrs. .... GALLIPOLIS - Ci ty pollee investiga ted a hit-skip accident at 11: :10 p m. Friday un the Burger Chef parkmg lot Officers said Billy Holland, 17, Galhpolts, parked a car owned by Bobbte Gordon, 1133 Fourth Av e , Gall1pohs, on the lot and when he returned he fotllld 11had been tnt by another vehicle A back1ng m1shap occurred on Second Ave all p.m where an auto dn ven by Michael E. McDamel , 18, Middleport, struck the rear end of a car dnven bv David K. Hall, 22, Gallipoli~ No citation was issued. featured in the Rio Grande Chorus ond Grande Chontle Cuncert thts afternoon 1Sunday) at l.yne Center on •• the Rio Grande Coll ege campus. The eon('ert will ••• bcgm with the College Wind and Percu ssion S ymphon~ at 2 p.m. and is op('lt to the public. There is no admission . charge. ·=-: - SCOUTS TRAVEL - Pomeroy Boy Scout Troop 249 left Friday evening for the Camporee at Gallipolis Fairgrounds to be held over the weekend. From row, 1.-, are David Burt, BObby Wears, Tod Johnson, Herbie Mitchum, Dale Riffle, Mark Casto, Tod Morrison; second row, Darnel Edwards, Brent Bolin, Rodney Keller, DaMy Norman, Bill Branhan, • • • r------------------------- • Area Deaths ! 1 MADOLYN FAYE SALSER MIDDLEPORT - Funeral • 'r l" • ' • ' services for Mrs Madelyn Faye Salser, 47, who died early Friday mornmg at the Holzer Medi cal Center, w1 11 be held at 2 p m, Monday at the Walker Funeral Home in Rutland Mrs , Salser was born Oct 4, 1926, the daughter of Elmer and Lucy Freeman Napper She was.also preceded 1n death by her mother, four brothers and a sister Surv•vlng are her father , Elmer Napper, Columbus ; a son. Larry of Tuppers Plains ; three brothers , Wi Ibur Napper and David Napper, both of Middleport Rovte 1, Clarence Napper , Racine Route 1, a sister, Mrs. Thomas {Edna May) Oiler, Co lumbus , a granddaughter, Heather Salser, Ra cine, and several nlec:es and nephews Officrl!lf1ng at the sennces will be the Rev Lloyd D Grimm, Jr . Bunal wrll be in Mites Cemetery. Fnends may call at the funeral home any time from 2 p.m . today unti l the hour of Monday ' s serv rce LAWRENCE SANDERS GALLIPOLIS - Lawrence Emmett Sanders, 63, a resident of Mercerville, d ted 7: 30 p.m Friday in Holzer Medt cal Center follow ing an ext~nded illness. He was born in Gallta County on June 22, 1910, son of the late Edgar and Maude Saunders Sanders He Is survtved by his w ife. Fa~e Puckett Sanders ; three ' childr en, Mrs Eugene (Jantce Ann) Brumfield, London, Oh io; Mrs Brent (Cai-olyn) Halley, Merc erv1lle , and Gary A . Sanders, South Solon, Ohm , eight grandchildren , and one great-grandchild , and a foster brother and sister reared In the Sanders home, Charles San- ders and Mrs . Derry {Ooff•el Adams, both of GallipoliS. He was a member of Mer cerville Baptist Church where funeral services wlll be held 2 p.m. Monday wtth Rev . Bruce Unroe an,d Rev Jack Tem pleton offi(iat1ng Burial will be in Rldgelawn Cemetery unclef' tht> direction of the Will is Funeral Home, assisted by F L. Stevers. Friends may call at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. SteverSin Mercerville after J p . m Sundly. Masontc riles will be conducted at the Stevers home at 7:30 p.m . by Gall Ia Lodge No. -169 of which Mr. Sanders Elizabeth Pollock , 62 , a resident or 842 First Ave., died early Friday morntng at Cadiz, Ky Mrs . Pollock and her husband Roy were on vacatton there . She apparently suffered a heart attack The daughter of the late Herman and Anna Fa st, she was born In Flatwoods, W Va , April12, 1912. She mamed Roy C. Pollock on Dec. 6, 1930, who s urvives. Other survivor s ar e a daughter, Mrs . Gary Short, Galltpolts ; two grandch ildren, and a stster , Mrs Jac k Knight, Gai11polt s She attended Mor n s Harvey College, and graduat ed at Rio Grande Col leg e. She ha d tau9ht school in We st V1 r gmia , Indiana , and was a veteran Gallipol ts C1ty School s teacher , ha ving been in the local system s tnce 1946 She r ettred from tea chmg in 1973 after 35 y ears ser v1ce She was a member of th e Fir st Unit ed Presbyte r ian Churc h and Pembrook Cl ub. Funer a l ser vtc es w t!l be condu cted on M onday, 4 30 Wesley Perkins, Ray Werry; tlnrd row, Hank Cleland, scoutmaster. Jeff Couch, Jim Rosenbaum, Rick Blaettnar, Paul Reeil, Scott Williams, Steve Little, Mark Norton, and Jeff Damels. Other adults takmg the trip were Ray Sutherland, Tom Reed and Erie Chambers. Also attending but not pictured was Boy Scout Danny Thomas. p m a t th e t-1r s t United Pr esbytenan Chu rch wi th Re v L H S tebb1ns olfl c1a tmg Buri a l w1 /l follow 10 Mound H.dl Cemetery Fnend s may call at the McCoy Wetherho!t Moore Funeral Hom e on Sunday from 2-4 and 7 9 p.m The• body wtll l te in state at the church one hour prior to the services . JOHN R. OANRIDGE BIDWELL - John Roy Danridge, 7d, Rt 1, Btdwell , d1ed Frida y m or mng m the Holze r M edt ca l Center A rettred coal m tner , he wa s born Apnl 26, 1900 tn l l l tnots . Sur v i vors tn c lude hts w tfe . Eula Ma e Williams. and a bro th er , Will tam of In dianapolis He w a s a member of the Mt Carme l Church La st rttes w tll be held at 11 a.m Monday fr om the Mt Carm el Church with R ev Van ce Wa ts on off 1ciatmg Buria l will follow tn Ptne St Cemetery Visitation w il l be at the M cCoy - Moore Funeral home from 7-9 p.m Sunday FRANK HE-RRELL IRONTON - Frank Herrell. 59, Rt 2, Pedro, a promment d a tr y f armer 1n t he Arabta .a r ea dted Fnday in th e Ironton Genera l Hosprlal A natt ve of County, he IS survrved by hrs 1 Wtfe, Opel, ntne chi ldren,and grandchildren, a brother, four sisters Funeral servrces will be atFuneral I p.m Home Mondayhere at Philltps ° ' 1 satd cars dmen by Roger D .Johnson, 17 · Oak Htll , an d J·a mes T Barrv- • 51• Patnot ' C()lll(led ..."t the cres t of a hi ll 'fh ere was muderale damage · Barr y wos c1 ted for ope r::~ t or 's li ce nse. SEEN AND HEARD GALLIPOLIS Judy Galloway has gone to join her husband, Spec. 4 Billy Galloway, on a three year tour in Belgium Spec. 4 Galloway IS statwned at SHAPE, NAPO -aase, Belgmm His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Nathe Galloway, 626 Third Ave., Gallipolis. Her parents are Mr. and MrS' G. N Paller!, South Point. H AVE buy e r s for fa r m s v a cant land recreat•on spol s especta l l y ' " th e Pomer oy Rac•ne , Midd le port ar e a s P lease call colle ct 861 8356 or 237 8635 or wr.te to K1rk pa tr•c:k s Real t y , 92 4 Y earl •ng Rd Columbus OhiO 43227 5 5 IOto 1 10 w o rt.. r ar m A Ci e n cy 7. 00[) " lc":; U n •l t>Cf t n qui r~t" S mil de d m onlh ly P ho n c <;O II ('C I U nded r , rtfl Md,l" JOitn 6JJ b5·1 I ?(]J WANTED ' PAPER CARRIER IN POMEROY rHE DAILY SENTINEL PHONE 992-2156 • hav mg no JU N K Au tos , complete and delive r ed to ou r yard w e P•c: k up auto bOd1es and buy al l kmds of sc r ap meta ls an d MA N to work dry clea n!I)Q , Rou te AI3C C l e <~n e r s M aso n •ron Rider 's Sal vage , Stat e W Va Rout e 12-1 Rl 4 Pomer oy s 7 ti c Oh10 Phone 992 5!68 J 16 261p DE P E N DABLE per so n w<ln ted to ba bys1 1 111 m y hornr> for two AL UMINUM cart op l! shm g boy s il g es one yeM and 8 bout Phon e 1 12 6.\7 1 ye ar s 5 d ay s per week Sollle 5 tO Jtc wee kend s 1nc luded w1lh lh e 'i days Wr 1tc Bo)( 166 M1 d JSED (] as r efr1g erator s Cc1 11 cll epon Re f er ences requ1red 7 <~2 4691 a ft er 5 p m Job beq •ns th e end ot M a y 5 9 Jt p 5 I 0 6t c I U PE'nn• es Phone 991 1009 5 10 3tp NO l Coope r . 85c: , ra dtator::. , 40c, red br ass, <~ O c, batt ertes, $1 40 M A Hal l, Reedsv il le, 0 1'11 0 Phone 378 62 49 3 24 ttc CAS H pa1d for all ma k E's an d m od els o f m ob ile homes Phon E' area code 614 423 953 1 4 13 tf c OLD f ur nitur e, o a k t abl es. cloc ks, tee baKes. br ass bed s, ~HONE d tSh es. des k s. or co mp lete hou se h old s Wr ite M D Mill er , Rf 4, Pom er oy, Ohro, WA NT E D eKpertE'nced pl umb er no n e ot her n eed ca ll 992 77 60 appl y A ll Weather Roo f •ng , 5 13 t fc 337 Nor t h Second Avenue , M tdd lepor t . or phone 992 2550 4 30 lfc ~ttme s outof 10 We are you best market for: AP PLI CATIO NS only to r mete r Copper Wir e, B r ass, pa t rolmen and o:: tra po l 1ce A lum in um , Was te Pa per, Please contact Pom eroy Po l •ce Depar tm ent 992 24 27 Sc ra p St eel. Scra p Cast I ron, 4 16 tf c St at nl ess , Monel , I BM Car ds an d I BM P nnt Out s We ar e open eac h day fr om 9 till 4. Fr iday from 9 f tl l 12 Noon SL EE PI NG room over W1ne onl y stor e. Pomeroy Re f er ences reau tred Phone 99 2 5293 4 30 ti C -------------- For Rent BEATS A THE ROSENBERG COMPANY FULL HOUSE! 79 Depot Stree1 Athens, Ohio • Super Resistance to Blistering and Peeling • Self-Priming on Most Sound ''Surfaces I!J!J 1-.i\ V, , ,/1. 11.,1 Otln •ot ony r tc L A RGE <;(' lf'C IIOil of new ,md r Of-.? Mr'm Or li:ll Da y , n1 cC used •trenchers . b,1c k.l1o~·s ;md <oP iec 11 0n ot r tower5 . Ba ske t <; . ( mon '' IS OI(I , /(,!) <1CilJrt lllrl h' S, trail er Cull ,(61 -l J 1:1 -16 /4)0 <., pr.;y o; 1 ay e's G1 fl Shnp, 111 1\ 1 r ont11110n Pr1 cc ~ l? 'l Nortn <; cc ond 51 M 1dlll eport '• 9 •II C :tU'f Gor don P r('O ii llt l~ orll nnd 5 7 lf c Oht O l n• " ''" b L' IOw h' aven"WO o(l ! '"' ' rv on '.ti'lil' Jc>oule WA L NU T ~ H~ r eo r ,l (! 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If( S 9 Jl c qla <;o;, r ear s t ep bump er !O nly a l e w ·•v n!lab lc l ~ 6 3 40 1 sox 16 8 p l y Hr es 6, 000 <1C tual c a sh or te r ms av,l dab le FURNI SHED apartmen t U N E of II1C f1ner 11111HJS ol Id e m il es A 1 cond1f 1on Pr <ce Pho n e 997 /6SJ adu l ts on l y Phon e 992 5592 l\ luc I us tr e Colrp PI c le.1ne r \J 995 Gordon Prof 11t Por i •I 30 II C 4 9 tf c RPnt C'lcc rn c sh.lmpooer ~ I lnnd Oh10 1 m des bclo v.. Oak.e r tu r no t ur e Ra venswood r erry on Stel l (' ELEC TJ::! OLUX VilC llum TRAILER Brown ' s Tra il er 5 10 ] IC Rout e JJH Park Phone 99 2 3324 Cleaners corll pt et e w11 11 at 'i 'i 7tc 4 14 tf c la chm cnts co rdw111d er an d pa 1nt c, pr cly U<;,e ct bul 111 l 1kc HOM E G ~ OW N tOma to Pl fln l s ne w co na, l ,on Pa y '!>31 15 WIN AT BRIDGE 3 AND 4 ROOM furnrsh ed and 1rnpruved M extcrl l' yp l lo w un furnt sh ed apar t m e111s cash or blJd act pl an ,, v,l dab le tubil cc H1nd ~ 1)50 1\ lso 11o t Phone 99 2 S4 34 Phon!' 99? 1f> 'i3 p epper s and ma noo" s 4 1;1 lf c I hOill<'I S H u ym till tl'c r O')S lro111 Mllll iC •p.ll Pr~rl-, 111 K N/\ P P Shoes M ay Spec 1ill S PR IVATE meetmg roo m for 5vru cuse Plw ne 99/ noN il Voll l.lh lf' • any organ1zat•on phone 992 'j I / I Htc SJ ~. t 397 5 1 30 ti c J 11 t t c H B. N d<ty old or st arl l' d N011Tt1 II Leqhorn pull ets !3o th f loo r or r A R MS A ND MOB I LE hom e, 2 bedroom c <~g e qr own a vfl llilb l e CLE LA ND • K~ G REE NHOUS E . A vane t y o f Two nul es from Harr~ s on Pou l try h ou SI I1ll .~ 1 1d • ~9 4 vil le Wtll be vacant May 1 automat 1on Modt;rn Pou lt ry cabb.lg l' ond ! orna ta pl ant s IO Y7 J99 W M c11n , Pom er oy 99? Phon e 7-t2 382 1 tor sate Also brocco l • and 1 5 1 tf c caul d tower. swee t peppers 2 16-l ... K1 0986 hoi pe ppe r s cgg pt anl s. h eao 5 1? l ie WE!oi'l EA!'IT l e tlu ce and E ASTE R SM ALL trailer . 10 m il es no r th • 85 4 • 9763 2 r L OWER S pan sy , rn um s 10 H P AL LI S Ct1a tme r s tr,lctor of Pom eroy ld E'al for couple . 85' . A.I1 116 w1th elec lrr c st art eQu 1pp ed n zc11 ea . hyd r anQea Rent r ea sonable Phone 992 g Cr<ln llJill S. pctu n .a s. se ver al 7479 w1 th 4? in c h ro tilry mow er a 1 + G5J 2 + K .I4 k1nd s ot ha rHJinq bNs kels 5 1 lfc It snowblad e exce ll ent ... .! Gc r ald 1ne Clel,l n d, RM me . ... 742 c on dll•on Conta c t M,1rv 1n SOUTil ll)l Keebnuqh d ay s 992 531 7 0 1110 3 7. 9 ti c • A .! t O uf l er 7 p m 985 3913 5 17 7tc ..; ROC ERY bust n ess fo r sa le • K 72 FE RGU SON 10 tr ,1c lor Pr1one Bu •ld•ng for sa l e or lease + A QB 667 6150 Tuppe r s Pl um-. P11one 773 5bl 8 fr om 8 30 p m SH ASTA I B f1 Camp er wdh ., 10 .'.l p ... At/.1 1 h1t ch Co1ar t 's Trail er P<J r k to Hl p m for a ppo mtm enl Ra c •ne . Ohto v ,rq•l W<Jik cr 3 20 tfc ;\ Ptllwr vUI IR' r.tb ll' 5 I t 6 1C J P I ECE 1\Li %€' 11 bedroo rn <;C I . l 1kf> n'l' w M ed1 l £' r r n nca n 5TARCRAF T - Don ' t m1ssour W t•st So ut h Styl e t1ilr k. f 1rl 1S h Cu ll 7J'J SP I RAL l ank. and trop• cal f1sh school ou t spec•als on cam 035l or 111 J7 11 $11 50 Syra c u se Tr op,c al pers and acce s sor~es 25 pet 2' I 5 \0 61c I '.l SS Land Syra cuse . Oh10 ott on Reese H •fches , 20 pet 6 \I T 5 12 61C off on automat 1c awnmgs l ' dS!>. 6 F' T 3 po1 n1 mower lor sale or \' d S." Camp Con ley ST-'!Ircra ft Sales . tr a d e lor smc1l l bru sh hog, Rt 62 nor th of PI P IE'i!S~l n t , GOOD gas hot wat er heat er and f 'p1'11111J..: h•.trl - + 'l. Phon e 919 IRS I tra1 l er 65x 12, 3 bedroo ms beh1nd Re d Car p el I nn 5 10 3tp Carp eted 19 70 ver y good 5 9 3tc Model Call 992 5832 even•ngs liSCd wr rn ge r lyp e Hy Oswald & J ames Ja cob) 5 12 3to T WO KA THRYN Wmdon , you r Ma r y wa sher s One USf'd 8 h p Kay consu lt an t, h~ls a Spec• al r 1d 1n q nrow or Po n1 er oy A r a th er co nce l tt'<t t•xptrt on Co logne and Per f ume for CAM P ER 1968 H1I IIOP . sle eps 6 Home and 1\u lo . 600 Ec1S I Stove . smk and •ce bo x, Mo lh er ' s Day Pho ne or ~lilt:(' s~ud. ·Of co ut se. I uv t..> r · Matn St r Pel Pho ne 99? 209·1 ca nop y, $450 Cal l 9q2 ?71 7 p1c kup all your Mar y Kay 5 10 ] IC tufl An ~' l lll H.: I pl ay d 5 \2 Jtc cosme t rcs needs a t 985 38 46 n ot lu !ll p game o r sl :1m I 5 8 3tp 1965 VW Bus wllh car pct1ny . 111 PLA STI C flow er s for M c rl iOr•<~ l t 1gu r e o n steu lmg a tr ttk 1t I Day N .11lcl P1c k cns Co llcq e good shape $600 Phon e 949 2 HOR SE tandem tra der. one Road , S yr fl clJ~C Pho ne 9Q2 lll'ed It 1951 horse wtth para d e saddl e and 7103 So uth's s1x notr ump cal l 5 12 31 C br1d le Phon e 698 3290 Ruth 'l 10 ] I c cuuld on I ~· be exc used fot th<J t ReE'ves , Albany M1sC -u~ed - ,t;~s- On e Zen •th 5 8 61p co lor TV consolE' , 2 black. and EXCEL SIOR Sail Works , E .'i a m e re<iso n li e ha ll JUst 21 wn rte TV consolE's , complete Mam St Pomeroy All k.nds put nl s and the unsatJsfac iOJ v COVER for Datsun ptckup tr ap dr um s et used of salt wat er pellet s. wat er 4-3-3- 3 d" trtbutwn Th t' hand Woodr ow Mo r a 98 5 4117 pr of esstona ll y. tape player s. nuggets , blo c k salt ilnd own wvs a lso a laydow n Slt\ C{! 5 9 Jtp ty pewr.te r s , pol iCE' scann er , Oh10 R•vE'r Salt Phone 991 Easl's ktng- Jac k ot d1 amo nd s FARMALLATr ac!Or W,fhbe lly 3891 go l f sets Will sel l reasonubl~ mower and p low PhonE' 985 or tr ade for equal value Al l 6 5 tt c wr re tr apped a nd So uth wa s ]924 k1nd of guns wan t ed We trad e sut e of thrPe s pa de.s one 5 12 3tp tor an y th •ng F tfe 's Tradmg W E ARE PtCk1ng up a pta no tn Post, Mr dd lepor t, phone 99 2 your area and wou ld l1ke IH.~ a rl. thr ee d1amund s and NEW HOL L AND 616 forage 7494 ~ some r espons tble pa r ty to t 1ve c lubs Nev(·r t heless. he harv ester wt tM corn and hay 5 q 61c l ake over payment s Cal l ma na ged to ge l h1rnsel f set heads New Idea one r ow Cr ed•t Manage r , ~6 1 4 l 772 wt lh the ;ud of some supe1 de · p lan t se ll er on ru bber L1 ke LOCUS T Posts Phon e 985 4264 5669 or wn te 260 East Mam new Ca l l 9d9 4762 5 9 31p Str ee t. Ch •ll tCOihe, Oh tO 4560 1 te nse by East 5 12 ltp 1-:asl played ht s Jac k ol dt a· 4 7 tic mond s a t tri c k one He d 1cln't go th1 ough a n .;. ce1 e m ony f URNI '- 11 1:: U I WQ I • (lr~10 1l1 il 10 1)df' hOil ll ' ~ 10 ,1 Wi '(' t.. <11CI Udlll {l Ul lll tl l'"> fl iHJI1 l' O q~ East's deception brings reward + 3 ROOM furnt shcd apart me nt wl!h bath , extri) n• ce Adults on ly, depo sll requ,r ed Phon e 991 3105 befo1 e 7 30 m I he eventng 5 10 Jt c ;_r lso could The easiest of all house pamts to apply and clean up is fast with only soap and wate r Rev -Shield ts great quality and provides maximum durability. 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(NEXT DOOR) I For Sale For Sale For Sale PAPER For Sale CARRIER WANTED . --------------- . IN RACINE THE DAILY SENTINEL 992-2156 the entire area ts mvtted ~. I j HENRY WELLS WE'VE MOVED I ' MARGARETS. POLlOCK GA LIPOLIS - Margaret • J nn Davis Rd six tenths of a m'le \vest of Nebo Rd Office rs OPEN HOUSE SET CROWN CITY - The Crown City Fire Department w1ll hold an open house Still day, May 26, at 2 p.m. at the sf<ltlon when an ambulan ce from Southeast 0hw's Emergency Medical Service w1ll be on display, as will the community 's fire equipment. A program w1ll be presented on the EMS, by Cay Cross, public mformalion officer for .the project. A mov1e, "Sirens m the N1ghl" w11l be shown. The pubhc from '~ •' I REPUBLl CA N CANDIDATE FOR MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER PD. POL. ADV wlfh Rev. Damon Stap leton and Rev Raymond Dillon offlctatmg . Bunal Will be in Bradshaw Cemetery Fnends m.ay call at the fun er a l home after 6 p m Sunday was a member. Pallbearers will be Otto Saundtr., De.ry Adams. Lesley Small, Floyd Stapleton, Ona Ray Sanders ·and Carl Raymond Sanders Law r ence I( occurred at noon Fnday on 5 9 51 p w anl s sma l l farm lo b uy or rent w rlh space f or hor se Ph on e QQ / 715B or 997 365 7 5 10 61 C ,' " MY SINCERE THANKS TO THE PEOPLE ·OF MEIGS COUNTY WHO PUT FORTH THEIR TIME AND EFFORT TO CAMPAIGN FOR ME IN THE MAY PRIMARY ELECTION ~ acctdent , mi'ln I.'S I <ll t' w• l h 'i 1~ li e pm •- --r sc hool t eilc he r l i CE N '> l: D rt'''' Cal l , KC R€gtste r ed or non r eg 1stered boxer dog Ma le or fema l e Phone 991 37 42 5 10 6tc :1 .... ••... Coun ty TUESDAY FRENCH City Garden Club, annual tour , meet at 10 a.m . at the home of Mrs. Jewell Moore. MONDAY GALLIPOLIS OES 283 past matrons and patrons night; dinner by the officers, 6 p.m. at the Masonic Lodge Hall. Regular meeting; intitiation, award of 50 yr. pins . All members mviled. · WASHINGTON School PTA final meetmg of the year; picnic, 6·30 p.m. at the Bob Evans Farms Shelter House Bnng covered dish, table service and beverage. lnstallallon of officers DANCER FEATUREDDorothy Griffin of th e Dorothy Griffin Dance Studio in Gallipolis will he •• c ·tl li;_r H IG t:t Coming Events on parking lot -~ 11 IQ <:ltreCt i OOS 741 4691 after 5 ONE OF AKIND•• :It==::============:=================·=========·===·===========:=·:-==~~~; -•• • • 'Cl i Ve USE D GA S r efng erator West Virginian cited to court purpose m the workshup IS to place maJor e mpha s 1~ where 1t titudes tn children Wr1 t e W IT TEN P l ANO CO , P 0 BoK IS , S e~rd1S , 01110 JJ916 4 7.6 30tp Mfss <-Ill etiuG.tttundl Betty Glass, Mrs Betty Baromck , Mtss Ca rolyn Smtih, Auto damaged OFFICERS INS'!' ALLED - New officers for Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter of Beta S1gma Phi Sorority installed Thursday night were June VanVranken, center, president, and from the left, Shirley Custer, corresponding secretary; Ruby Baer, treasurer; Roberta O'Brien, vice president, and Mary Pickens, recording secretary. See story on Page 7. locat ed on works/ u,p to be the second fl oor of OLD lJp r HJhl P•'~nO S Any c ond •l •on pav ing 510 c a s h For Rent Help Wanted • 92.1 · WMPC)-FM . - Middleport- Pomeroy II J ~ Net ~es pon si ble For Accidents n< TERMS · CASH Lunch Will be5er-ved. OWNER-MRS. RUSSELL CAMPBELL Eleanor D'Ambrosio, Leg• I Gu1rdl1n DarylrAiban Qak Hill, Dhto AUCTIONEERS · · I Kenneth Swoln Golllpolls, Ohio 11.--~--.~ . ----~----~----~~ ' I �.. ( "Z? -- Tht>Sundav Tinies-Sentmel. SWlda). May 12. 197~ 23 - The Sunday Times -Sentinel, SWlday, May 12, 1974 Wanted To Buy Rabies clinic May 18th planned by HS I'O MI-:Il i! Y Ftn:tl pl:uts Su<'H' IY r1f tlw Urt ill'd Sl(tll'!i , for fh~• llr)Li lll llllg l" ,t iJI~'S I IIIII\' In be hdd Mur 18 ,,t l hr c..·uunt y w11l be ~ u e:; l spea ker Spl'd kP rs ,,r lhe rncctmg 111 IH g ii\\.J\ )..!.AI'.Igl' Middl epor t tll d(k b \ IIJp Ml'lgs CftUJl l y lhtn tdn t• Suu dy l ll ('t' hllg r eec nt h Jn M uld lt• rw r t l ow n ha ll Mr s Durn th y F1 she1. #' ' p1es tcl ent. ( ' \H.'I'< ' !-iilld or that Dr Bratton Athcn::; Will be the a tt end111 g vclt nn a nan Th e ra bt es ::; hols w1ll cost $2 RITUAL GIVEN- The ritual of jewels was presented for three new members ThurS<Iay evening when Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter of Betil Sigma Phi Soronty met at the home of Roberta O'Brien. G1ven the ritual from the left were Mary Pickens, Betty Ohlmger and L1lhan Moore. See story on Page 7. Add ltwn,tl IIU'< hcatwn w1ll bP o[fer cd <1 l dcidl lHm;.JI exp(•nsc Tilt> souct} als() m dd c plans to Ctttcnd the CJ mJual Hurrwne Soc1ety awards dmnpr un May 17 at the Hohday we re ,nHI Ntt n ty Wildi'I'IIHdh ('rtrHlll Stun tun uf file 1-! ockm g Coun ty Human e Sorw l v , I ,og:lll, Mr s Stonlun, t'lt.l lm s m vcsLi gHtor , :-; poke 0 11 l i'U P!ty c la1 111~. pnm ::~ l'll } to hol'sl'S II questt(ln .(l nd answer pel wd fol lowed A r cpor t on tile pr·ug ress of the Thn ft Shop spom;UJ cd hy the Hum ::~ n e Snt tel y was mad e by Chr11 r m crn Mrs M<t ry Seam;_rn The socrcly rs also plannmg lnn 111 Dr . .John Parkersburg where Hoy t, prestdent of the Huma ne lhe Thtt fl ~h op . The shup is lout led t•n r. Set und St. atr iJSS from the p11sl office ~n d Is open l'VCI y F1id ay a nd St~tunl cty. Hu ma n e Soc ie ty's The Elc ;_r n(JJ Srlllth , Mr~ J-L'uw ler , Mrs Seamom and Mrs Eieanur ZCJ hcr 1 Mrs M ildred .Jean Wtll f' AII.l POI 1:;-_ Okey Van - corne r of a bndge. 1 • Meter, 47, Mason, wos c1ted to C t C t c l g~ oun Y our 1or overwtd th load followmg an accJdenta t 1 33 p.m . Fr1day on Rt 124 west of l~tngsvt lle M ts mos t Impo r tant on d<'vc lopmr.: nt of humane atTo k1 ck ~l ff The Ga llia-Metgs Pos t State the educa twnal workshop, CJ H1 ghway Pa trol sai d Van pos ter contest will be held , Meter was dn vmg a t1 actordet<1ils to be ann ounced Mrs Lrtr il cr haulm g a bulldozer . Ca rol yn Srmth IS elt t~ trwo rn a n. Officers sa id the doze r's bhHie Attendmg wer e Mrs F 1sher, becam e entan gled m the west Mrs Dor oth y D av i s, Mrs. .... GALLIPOLIS - Ci ty pollee investiga ted a hit-skip accident at 11: :10 p m. Friday un the Burger Chef parkmg lot Officers said Billy Holland, 17, Galhpolts, parked a car owned by Bobbte Gordon, 1133 Fourth Av e , Gall1pohs, on the lot and when he returned he fotllld 11had been tnt by another vehicle A back1ng m1shap occurred on Second Ave all p.m where an auto dn ven by Michael E. McDamel , 18, Middleport, struck the rear end of a car dnven bv David K. Hall, 22, Gallipoli~ No citation was issued. featured in the Rio Grande Chorus ond Grande Chontle Cuncert thts afternoon 1Sunday) at l.yne Center on •• the Rio Grande Coll ege campus. The eon('ert will ••• bcgm with the College Wind and Percu ssion S ymphon~ at 2 p.m. and is op('lt to the public. There is no admission . charge. ·=-: - SCOUTS TRAVEL - Pomeroy Boy Scout Troop 249 left Friday evening for the Camporee at Gallipolis Fairgrounds to be held over the weekend. From row, 1.-, are David Burt, BObby Wears, Tod Johnson, Herbie Mitchum, Dale Riffle, Mark Casto, Tod Morrison; second row, Darnel Edwards, Brent Bolin, Rodney Keller, DaMy Norman, Bill Branhan, • • • r------------------------- • Area Deaths ! 1 MADOLYN FAYE SALSER MIDDLEPORT - Funeral • 'r l" • ' • ' services for Mrs Madelyn Faye Salser, 47, who died early Friday mornmg at the Holzer Medi cal Center, w1 11 be held at 2 p m, Monday at the Walker Funeral Home in Rutland Mrs , Salser was born Oct 4, 1926, the daughter of Elmer and Lucy Freeman Napper She was.also preceded 1n death by her mother, four brothers and a sister Surv•vlng are her father , Elmer Napper, Columbus ; a son. Larry of Tuppers Plains ; three brothers , Wi Ibur Napper and David Napper, both of Middleport Rovte 1, Clarence Napper , Racine Route 1, a sister, Mrs. Thomas {Edna May) Oiler, Co lumbus , a granddaughter, Heather Salser, Ra cine, and several nlec:es and nephews Officrl!lf1ng at the sennces will be the Rev Lloyd D Grimm, Jr . Bunal wrll be in Mites Cemetery. Fnends may call at the funeral home any time from 2 p.m . today unti l the hour of Monday ' s serv rce LAWRENCE SANDERS GALLIPOLIS - Lawrence Emmett Sanders, 63, a resident of Mercerville, d ted 7: 30 p.m Friday in Holzer Medt cal Center follow ing an ext~nded illness. He was born in Gallta County on June 22, 1910, son of the late Edgar and Maude Saunders Sanders He Is survtved by his w ife. Fa~e Puckett Sanders ; three ' childr en, Mrs Eugene (Jantce Ann) Brumfield, London, Oh io; Mrs Brent (Cai-olyn) Halley, Merc erv1lle , and Gary A . Sanders, South Solon, Ohm , eight grandchildren , and one great-grandchild , and a foster brother and sister reared In the Sanders home, Charles San- ders and Mrs . Derry {Ooff•el Adams, both of GallipoliS. He was a member of Mer cerville Baptist Church where funeral services wlll be held 2 p.m. Monday wtth Rev . Bruce Unroe an,d Rev Jack Tem pleton offi(iat1ng Burial will be in Rldgelawn Cemetery unclef' tht> direction of the Will is Funeral Home, assisted by F L. Stevers. Friends may call at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. SteverSin Mercerville after J p . m Sundly. Masontc riles will be conducted at the Stevers home at 7:30 p.m . by Gall Ia Lodge No. -169 of which Mr. Sanders Elizabeth Pollock , 62 , a resident or 842 First Ave., died early Friday morntng at Cadiz, Ky Mrs . Pollock and her husband Roy were on vacatton there . She apparently suffered a heart attack The daughter of the late Herman and Anna Fa st, she was born In Flatwoods, W Va , April12, 1912. She mamed Roy C. Pollock on Dec. 6, 1930, who s urvives. Other survivor s ar e a daughter, Mrs . Gary Short, Galltpolts ; two grandch ildren, and a stster , Mrs Jac k Knight, Gai11polt s She attended Mor n s Harvey College, and graduat ed at Rio Grande Col leg e. She ha d tau9ht school in We st V1 r gmia , Indiana , and was a veteran Gallipol ts C1ty School s teacher , ha ving been in the local system s tnce 1946 She r ettred from tea chmg in 1973 after 35 y ears ser v1ce She was a member of th e Fir st Unit ed Presbyte r ian Churc h and Pembrook Cl ub. Funer a l ser vtc es w t!l be condu cted on M onday, 4 30 Wesley Perkins, Ray Werry; tlnrd row, Hank Cleland, scoutmaster. Jeff Couch, Jim Rosenbaum, Rick Blaettnar, Paul Reeil, Scott Williams, Steve Little, Mark Norton, and Jeff Damels. Other adults takmg the trip were Ray Sutherland, Tom Reed and Erie Chambers. Also attending but not pictured was Boy Scout Danny Thomas. p m a t th e t-1r s t United Pr esbytenan Chu rch wi th Re v L H S tebb1ns olfl c1a tmg Buri a l w1 /l follow 10 Mound H.dl Cemetery Fnend s may call at the McCoy Wetherho!t Moore Funeral Hom e on Sunday from 2-4 and 7 9 p.m The• body wtll l te in state at the church one hour prior to the services . JOHN R. OANRIDGE BIDWELL - John Roy Danridge, 7d, Rt 1, Btdwell , d1ed Frida y m or mng m the Holze r M edt ca l Center A rettred coal m tner , he wa s born Apnl 26, 1900 tn l l l tnots . Sur v i vors tn c lude hts w tfe . Eula Ma e Williams. and a bro th er , Will tam of In dianapolis He w a s a member of the Mt Carme l Church La st rttes w tll be held at 11 a.m Monday fr om the Mt Carm el Church with R ev Van ce Wa ts on off 1ciatmg Buria l will follow tn Ptne St Cemetery Visitation w il l be at the M cCoy - Moore Funeral home from 7-9 p.m Sunday FRANK HE-RRELL IRONTON - Frank Herrell. 59, Rt 2, Pedro, a promment d a tr y f armer 1n t he Arabta .a r ea dted Fnday in th e Ironton Genera l Hosprlal A natt ve of County, he IS survrved by hrs 1 Wtfe, Opel, ntne chi ldren,and grandchildren, a brother, four sisters Funeral servrces will be atFuneral I p.m Home Mondayhere at Philltps ° ' 1 satd cars dmen by Roger D .Johnson, 17 · Oak Htll , an d J·a mes T Barrv- • 51• Patnot ' C()lll(led ..."t the cres t of a hi ll 'fh ere was muderale damage · Barr y wos c1 ted for ope r::~ t or 's li ce nse. SEEN AND HEARD GALLIPOLIS Judy Galloway has gone to join her husband, Spec. 4 Billy Galloway, on a three year tour in Belgium Spec. 4 Galloway IS statwned at SHAPE, NAPO -aase, Belgmm His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Nathe Galloway, 626 Third Ave., Gallipolis. Her parents are Mr. and MrS' G. N Paller!, South Point. H AVE buy e r s for fa r m s v a cant land recreat•on spol s especta l l y ' " th e Pomer oy Rac•ne , Midd le port ar e a s P lease call colle ct 861 8356 or 237 8635 or wr.te to K1rk pa tr•c:k s Real t y , 92 4 Y earl •ng Rd Columbus OhiO 43227 5 5 IOto 1 10 w o rt.. r ar m A Ci e n cy 7. 00[) " lc":; U n •l t>Cf t n qui r~t" S mil de d m onlh ly P ho n c <;O II ('C I U nded r , rtfl Md,l" JOitn 6JJ b5·1 I ?(]J WANTED ' PAPER CARRIER IN POMEROY rHE DAILY SENTINEL PHONE 992-2156 • hav mg no JU N K Au tos , complete and delive r ed to ou r yard w e P•c: k up auto bOd1es and buy al l kmds of sc r ap meta ls an d MA N to work dry clea n!I)Q , Rou te AI3C C l e <~n e r s M aso n •ron Rider 's Sal vage , Stat e W Va Rout e 12-1 Rl 4 Pomer oy s 7 ti c Oh10 Phone 992 5!68 J 16 261p DE P E N DABLE per so n w<ln ted to ba bys1 1 111 m y hornr> for two AL UMINUM cart op l! shm g boy s il g es one yeM and 8 bout Phon e 1 12 6.\7 1 ye ar s 5 d ay s per week Sollle 5 tO Jtc wee kend s 1nc luded w1lh lh e 'i days Wr 1tc Bo)( 166 M1 d JSED (] as r efr1g erator s Cc1 11 cll epon Re f er ences requ1red 7 <~2 4691 a ft er 5 p m Job beq •ns th e end ot M a y 5 9 Jt p 5 I 0 6t c I U PE'nn• es Phone 991 1009 5 10 3tp NO l Coope r . 85c: , ra dtator::. , 40c, red br ass, <~ O c, batt ertes, $1 40 M A Hal l, Reedsv il le, 0 1'11 0 Phone 378 62 49 3 24 ttc CAS H pa1d for all ma k E's an d m od els o f m ob ile homes Phon E' area code 614 423 953 1 4 13 tf c OLD f ur nitur e, o a k t abl es. cloc ks, tee baKes. br ass bed s, ~HONE d tSh es. des k s. or co mp lete hou se h old s Wr ite M D Mill er , Rf 4, Pom er oy, Ohro, WA NT E D eKpertE'nced pl umb er no n e ot her n eed ca ll 992 77 60 appl y A ll Weather Roo f •ng , 5 13 t fc 337 Nor t h Second Avenue , M tdd lepor t . or phone 992 2550 4 30 lfc ~ttme s outof 10 We are you best market for: AP PLI CATIO NS only to r mete r Copper Wir e, B r ass, pa t rolmen and o:: tra po l 1ce A lum in um , Was te Pa per, Please contact Pom eroy Po l •ce Depar tm ent 992 24 27 Sc ra p St eel. Scra p Cast I ron, 4 16 tf c St at nl ess , Monel , I BM Car ds an d I BM P nnt Out s We ar e open eac h day fr om 9 till 4. Fr iday from 9 f tl l 12 Noon SL EE PI NG room over W1ne onl y stor e. Pomeroy Re f er ences reau tred Phone 99 2 5293 4 30 ti C -------------- For Rent BEATS A THE ROSENBERG COMPANY FULL HOUSE! 79 Depot Stree1 Athens, Ohio • Super Resistance to Blistering and Peeling • Self-Priming on Most Sound ''Surfaces I!J!J 1-.i\ V, , ,/1. 11.,1 Otln •ot ony r tc L A RGE <;(' lf'C IIOil of new ,md r Of-.? Mr'm Or li:ll Da y , n1 cC used •trenchers . b,1c k.l1o~·s ;md <oP iec 11 0n ot r tower5 . Ba ske t <; . ( mon '' IS OI(I , /(,!) <1CilJrt lllrl h' S, trail er Cull ,(61 -l J 1:1 -16 /4)0 <., pr.;y o; 1 ay e's G1 fl Shnp, 111 1\ 1 r ont11110n Pr1 cc ~ l? 'l Nortn <; cc ond 51 M 1dlll eport '• 9 •II C :tU'f Gor don P r('O ii llt l~ orll nnd 5 7 lf c Oht O l n• " ''" b L' IOw h' aven"WO o(l ! '"' ' rv on '.ti'lil' Jc>oule WA L NU T ~ H~ r eo r ,l (! 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If( S 9 Jl c qla <;o;, r ear s t ep bump er !O nly a l e w ·•v n!lab lc l ~ 6 3 40 1 sox 16 8 p l y Hr es 6, 000 <1C tual c a sh or te r ms av,l dab le FURNI SHED apartmen t U N E of II1C f1ner 11111HJS ol Id e m il es A 1 cond1f 1on Pr <ce Pho n e 997 /6SJ adu l ts on l y Phon e 992 5592 l\ luc I us tr e Colrp PI c le.1ne r \J 995 Gordon Prof 11t Por i •I 30 II C 4 9 tf c RPnt C'lcc rn c sh.lmpooer ~ I lnnd Oh10 1 m des bclo v.. Oak.e r tu r no t ur e Ra venswood r erry on Stel l (' ELEC TJ::! OLUX VilC llum TRAILER Brown ' s Tra il er 5 10 ] IC Rout e JJH Park Phone 99 2 3324 Cleaners corll pt et e w11 11 at 'i 'i 7tc 4 14 tf c la chm cnts co rdw111d er an d pa 1nt c, pr cly U<;,e ct bul 111 l 1kc HOM E G ~ OW N tOma to Pl fln l s ne w co na, l ,on Pa y '!>31 15 WIN AT BRIDGE 3 AND 4 ROOM furnrsh ed and 1rnpruved M extcrl l' yp l lo w un furnt sh ed apar t m e111s cash or blJd act pl an ,, v,l dab le tubil cc H1nd ~ 1)50 1\ lso 11o t Phone 99 2 S4 34 Phon!' 99? 1f> 'i3 p epper s and ma noo" s 4 1;1 lf c I hOill<'I S H u ym till tl'c r O')S lro111 Mllll iC •p.ll Pr~rl-, 111 K N/\ P P Shoes M ay Spec 1ill S PR IVATE meetmg roo m for 5vru cuse Plw ne 99/ noN il Voll l.lh lf' • any organ1zat•on phone 992 'j I / I Htc SJ ~. t 397 5 1 30 ti c J 11 t t c H B. N d<ty old or st arl l' d N011Tt1 II Leqhorn pull ets !3o th f loo r or r A R MS A ND MOB I LE hom e, 2 bedroom c <~g e qr own a vfl llilb l e CLE LA ND • K~ G REE NHOUS E . A vane t y o f Two nul es from Harr~ s on Pou l try h ou SI I1ll .~ 1 1d • ~9 4 vil le Wtll be vacant May 1 automat 1on Modt;rn Pou lt ry cabb.lg l' ond ! orna ta pl ant s IO Y7 J99 W M c11n , Pom er oy 99? Phon e 7-t2 382 1 tor sate Also brocco l • and 1 5 1 tf c caul d tower. swee t peppers 2 16-l ... K1 0986 hoi pe ppe r s cgg pt anl s. h eao 5 1? l ie WE!oi'l EA!'IT l e tlu ce and E ASTE R SM ALL trailer . 10 m il es no r th • 85 4 • 9763 2 r L OWER S pan sy , rn um s 10 H P AL LI S Ct1a tme r s tr,lctor of Pom eroy ld E'al for couple . 85' . A.I1 116 w1th elec lrr c st art eQu 1pp ed n zc11 ea . hyd r anQea Rent r ea sonable Phone 992 g Cr<ln llJill S. pctu n .a s. se ver al 7479 w1 th 4? in c h ro tilry mow er a 1 + G5J 2 + K .I4 k1nd s ot ha rHJinq bNs kels 5 1 lfc It snowblad e exce ll ent ... .! 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Oh10 ott on Reese H •fches , 20 pet 6 \I T 5 12 61C off on automat 1c awnmgs l ' dS!>. 6 F' T 3 po1 n1 mower lor sale or \' d S." Camp Con ley ST-'!Ircra ft Sales . tr a d e lor smc1l l bru sh hog, Rt 62 nor th of PI P IE'i!S~l n t , GOOD gas hot wat er heat er and f 'p1'11111J..: h•.trl - + 'l. Phon e 919 IRS I tra1 l er 65x 12, 3 bedroo ms beh1nd Re d Car p el I nn 5 10 3tp Carp eted 19 70 ver y good 5 9 3tc Model Call 992 5832 even•ngs liSCd wr rn ge r lyp e Hy Oswald & J ames Ja cob) 5 12 3to T WO KA THRYN Wmdon , you r Ma r y wa sher s One USf'd 8 h p Kay consu lt an t, h~ls a Spec• al r 1d 1n q nrow or Po n1 er oy A r a th er co nce l tt'<t t•xptrt on Co logne and Per f ume for CAM P ER 1968 H1I IIOP . sle eps 6 Home and 1\u lo . 600 Ec1S I Stove . smk and •ce bo x, Mo lh er ' s Day Pho ne or ~lilt:(' s~ud. ·Of co ut se. I uv t..> r · Matn St r Pel Pho ne 99? 209·1 ca nop y, $450 Cal l 9q2 ?71 7 p1c kup all your Mar y Kay 5 10 ] IC tufl An ~' l lll H.: I pl ay d 5 \2 Jtc cosme t rcs needs a t 985 38 46 n ot lu !ll p game o r sl :1m I 5 8 3tp 1965 VW Bus wllh car pct1ny . 111 PLA STI C flow er s for M c rl iOr•<~ l t 1gu r e o n steu lmg a tr ttk 1t I Day N .11lcl P1c k cns Co llcq e good shape $600 Phon e 949 2 HOR SE tandem tra der. one Road , S yr fl clJ~C Pho ne 9Q2 lll'ed It 1951 horse wtth para d e saddl e and 7103 So uth's s1x notr ump cal l 5 12 31 C br1d le Phon e 698 3290 Ruth 'l 10 ] I c cuuld on I ~· be exc used fot th<J t ReE'ves , Albany M1sC -u~ed - ,t;~s- On e Zen •th 5 8 61p co lor TV consolE' , 2 black. and EXCEL SIOR Sail Works , E .'i a m e re<iso n li e ha ll JUst 21 wn rte TV consolE's , complete Mam St Pomeroy All k.nds put nl s and the unsatJsfac iOJ v COVER for Datsun ptckup tr ap dr um s et used of salt wat er pellet s. wat er 4-3-3- 3 d" trtbutwn Th t' hand Woodr ow Mo r a 98 5 4117 pr of esstona ll y. tape player s. nuggets , blo c k salt ilnd own wvs a lso a laydow n Slt\ C{! 5 9 Jtp ty pewr.te r s , pol iCE' scann er , Oh10 R•vE'r Salt Phone 991 Easl's ktng- Jac k ot d1 amo nd s FARMALLATr ac!Or W,fhbe lly 3891 go l f sets Will sel l reasonubl~ mower and p low PhonE' 985 or tr ade for equal value Al l 6 5 tt c wr re tr apped a nd So uth wa s ]924 k1nd of guns wan t ed We trad e sut e of thrPe s pa de.s one 5 12 3tp tor an y th •ng F tfe 's Tradmg W E ARE PtCk1ng up a pta no tn Post, Mr dd lepor t, phone 99 2 your area and wou ld l1ke IH.~ a rl. thr ee d1amund s and NEW HOL L AND 616 forage 7494 ~ some r espons tble pa r ty to t 1ve c lubs Nev(·r t heless. he harv ester wt tM corn and hay 5 q 61c l ake over payment s Cal l ma na ged to ge l h1rnsel f set heads New Idea one r ow Cr ed•t Manage r , ~6 1 4 l 772 wt lh the ;ud of some supe1 de · p lan t se ll er on ru bber L1 ke LOCUS T Posts Phon e 985 4264 5669 or wn te 260 East Mam new Ca l l 9d9 4762 5 9 31p Str ee t. Ch •ll tCOihe, Oh tO 4560 1 te nse by East 5 12 ltp 1-:asl played ht s Jac k ol dt a· 4 7 tic mond s a t tri c k one He d 1cln't go th1 ough a n .;. ce1 e m ony f URNI '- 11 1:: U I WQ I • (lr~10 1l1 il 10 1)df' hOil ll ' ~ 10 ,1 Wi '(' t.. <11CI Udlll {l Ul lll tl l'"> fl iHJI1 l' O q~ East's deception brings reward + 3 ROOM furnt shcd apart me nt wl!h bath , extri) n• ce Adults on ly, depo sll requ,r ed Phon e 991 3105 befo1 e 7 30 m I he eventng 5 10 Jt c ;_r lso could The easiest of all house pamts to apply and clean up is fast with only soap and wate r Rev -Shield ts great quality and provides maximum durability. Insurance Company e T You serve yoursell best today by hrst servrng \he needs ol those who re ly upon you Do lor those wh o need your help GEMINI (May 21-June 20] 1 h1 s would b e an opportune ttm e to ha ve than •n-depth dtscuss ton wt th your mat e you ve been tll rnkrng about You II ex chan ge 1deas harmontous!Y CANCER (June 21-July 221 You wtll b e favor ed wtlh va luable rn s1ghts t od ay They II enable you to hel p sort out a tangled sttual ton th ai troubles a famtl y merrb er pamonshtp wtlf b e very un'por· tan t to you Make su re you ha ve somel htn g planned you ca n sllare w1th one whose compan y you enJOY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-OUT OM HER FEET ~~~ VIRGO (Aug . 23 -Sept. 22) ~~~~ Th1 s ts a good ltme to ca tch up on l tllf e t asks you ve neg lec ted thiS wee k You should be tn the mood They won 1 seem so labor tous LIBRA (Sept. 23 -0ct. 231 Set astde your wo rldl y cares Jusl do thm gs today that g1ve you persona l pleasure You re enltll ed to some fun " •' •• • • SCORPIO (Ocl 24 -Nov. 22} A lamtly tnterest wtfl command a great dea l o f your attentton today Its ttme tha t somelhmg tuc k ed .away IS brought ou t m the open and clea red up •' Simple charm and excellent taste are expressed in the lovely lmes of th e Haml et This attractive ranch style home has optional decor features which can refl ec t your tndividual taste. The large living room plus formal dining room inv ite entertam ing . The two complete baths and ample closet space suit family comfort s ... A large and lovely home for happy livi'ng. Garage- Carport- Porch Packages Available Basic Home Includes 5/a" Tongue & Groove Plywood Subfloor Additional 3/e" Particle Board under linoleum areas 4. 2x4- 16" O.C. walls 2x4 5. 3112" Insulation under floor 6. Thick Insulation in s ide walls, and 10'" in sulation in ceiling ' 7. 3/e" Plywood Root Sheathing w-clips 8. 30 lb . Fel t Paper 9. 240 lb . Seal Down Roof Shingles 10. 12" Horizontal Masohic Coiorlock Siding 11 . Ande r sen Permashleld Narrowline Win - dews with insulated glass & screens 12. Electric Heat 13 . Plumbing Fixtures 14. Plumbed to Ohio State Plvmbing Code 15. Wired for 1971 National Electric Code 16. Kitchen Cabinets and Top 17 . Range and Oven in Color · 18. Stainless Steel Sink 19. Range Hood in Color to Match the Range 20. All Walls & Ceiling 'h" Drywall 21. Finished and Painted White ' 22 . Carpet in living Room , Hall and Bedrooms 23 . Smoke and HeaJ Sensitizing Fire Alarm -PLACED ON BASEMENT Dec 21) If at all p oss1b]e don't spend t oda y by y ou rse lf There s someone not too far from you wh o would enJOY havng you drop by -• • COSIIl~::_: Jl_:___ l 1-----,,---,,.--.;J Now arranKe the- circled (etten to form the ~ urpn se ans'!'er, 8'1 l:~~~===~=~-:~IT~S~U;':KKt~led by the tt.bove cart oon . Printthe SURPRISIINSWER ~ j" r 'T I I I I 1 X:r J""''''"'' CARGO NUDGE HEARTH FARINA I 'll' r •l rrtl111'• Am .. tr : ( )n f' nf lhOJf' ga/11 tch o I 11J.: t th r CQII!rl r y by d orm. - A HURRICANE stud Jed <1 Inng t I me T hen ht' ·c~zra.:e~;:"lr::"lr:'l'r:ri:JJfll,ll,P,I'JII7'r1Dn l('d a hl'a ll to dummy s queen - - - - • • ... 11 ancll':ast ca m e up wllh one ol l'trt ht dd tiiJ..: lw '- I__M.·t·n tht• el a~s1c pl ays of all" ttme "'''t ~u t th t-:ast ·' •,uth 2~ I• t' ,,.. ,. ., lie let llle queen hoIcr :>~o l e that t! he had taken h 1s ac t• !' .! ":-. l• f',,ss 3 1 Suutll wo ul<.l have bt>c n t• .• ..,... 4• l'.e:-..., t• 5* lut c ed to ta ke thf.' d 1amo nd 1'.1"•" ;,+ ! '<.l'i~ fln CS:-it' a nd ma ke ht s slam I' L"" b+ 1',,.., :-. As 11 was So uth t a Shl•d tl 1rcc sp ades and li vL• t:l u bs tu \\ 111 d up wt l h tht.• :-i11lg lt!lo n k1ng ot hearts a nd lwo tll a mnnd o,; h~ ds t dtsca rd e<l dow t1 Ill till' s 1n~ l e t o n k1ng ol li la mond s a nd ace ;:1nd one h ea r! So uth dec1 d ed West wa s hold · 1ng t h e Sing l e t on a c e o f hra r ts and -k1 ng sma ll of d 1a · m onds l h-' led a hea t t t o en d pla v We, l and 1-:ast cashed I n n I ! ICk ::. \ 11u S r~ 11th llo ld • K l "f ,\' 1 7 6 5 + •\64 • lq\ ~ \\ 1\,rl dn \lilt du nuw ' l:\ul , 1 x s11adro; Your par t m•r ( am 1• to hft• nftl'r H J u !-> ho ~c d , padt· .. up port 'o ur ktn~ ~rn .tll should bP surru· ~t•r-. t trump !!~ upport \' our hu rl !!~ art> tuo wr .tk t o t•on ,.,d,•r a ~rnnd sla m TOD"Y 'S QUESTION YIJU hold th1s "<HlH' hand ~_;,,~ t vw·n s: unt' spadl' Wha t dl.l you du'' PUBLIC A_UCTION Saturday , May 18. 1974 at tO a .m . 107 Second Ave .• Gallipolis , Ohio 1 anft que htgh headboard . 1 a ntiq ue h utch, ant iq ue libra ry ta bl e . 3 beds. 3 chests, 2 dressers, 2 L. R. s uit es. I new Wh tr lpool re frig e rator , drop-leaf tab les. roc king chair s . co ll ecft on of m ilk gla ss, coff ee lables. & end fa bl es in Spani s h Odds & en ds !co numerous to m en tion . GET A TRASH MASHER ® COMPACTOR FOR ONLY $29.95* WHEN YOU-INSTALL OUR POWER GUARD AIR CONDITIONING. lnslall V'{ htrl pool Powe r Gua rd whole- house atr cond 1t 10 n tng now and house coo l and dry and use s less power to do 11 You II ltke lhe way 11 wor ks It s efftc tent and qut el. too The cost of bemg cool t111s summer rs probably less you think. Callus for rleta1ls and a comfort-control survey and estimate. A SMASHING GOOD DEAL' •otter llm1ted to Power Gua•d S tell .. !. Bank Fman cmg ~!!!R.29.1 STANDARD PLUMBING Bob Roach & HEATING 215 Third Ave Gallioolts, Owner ; PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, MAY 18 AT 10 AM Gallta County Junior Fair Grounds Gallipolis Rotary Club's Annual Aucflon Here is a few of our upcoming aucttons : MAY 25 CORA MIU MAY 31 NORTHUP JUNE 8 OAK HILL JUNE 15 PORTER, 0. . PUBLIC AUCTION 19) Today w11t prove to be rewa rdmg tn 11s own Qutel way . Every tll tng 1s set tlmg down to where you r gnp IS surer lliURSDAY, MAY 16, AT 1:00 PM 19) Yesterday lhtngs were a tnlle unc ertam Today . condt ltons tend to work tor your bene fit Some u nexpe c ted go od news Loca ted from Galltpolis lake Route 7 south 3 mt., turn right on Route 218, go 10 mil es . Watch for Sale Signs . AQUARIUS (Jan . 20-Feb ••• • Be a success. ~e a Navy Man. •• ' •I PISCES (Feb 20-March 20] ThiS iS one ol those days where you re be tter off not bucktn g the cu rrent Just flow along You 11 come ou t a Win- ' II you want to get a good 10b , you ' ll need so me expenence. For those who qual tfy , the Navy ofle rs tratntng 1n over 300 skilled 1obs. w11h good pa y an d a g rea t chance to get ahead I ' • Be someone special in the Navy. Talk to your Navy Recruiter. ner .. ' RALPH RODEHAVER Chief Machimst' s Mate ( SS) Telephone 614-593-3566 Toll Fre~ BQ0-282-1288 I I I • NAVY RECRUITING STATION 221 Columbus Road ' , Athens. Ohio 45701 " , I GREAT COUNTRY LISTING IN PART : Refrigerator freezer co m bmat1on, St gl er oil heater, water heater. k itchen sink , w~s h er , dry er , electr1c range, kt tc hen cabinet, chest type deep fr eeze, 3 ptece din ing room sui te, sm al llable , I tying room surte, end ta b les. f lower stands, drurh ta ble, large m i r r or, pictu r es, potter y of a ll kinds, 2 dresse r s. 2 chest of drawe r s, bed comple te, down com forte r , por ch swing , roll away bed, ro ckers, stand table~. baby cr adle 80 y r s old , i 75 ga llon fuel oi l tank, 2 1arge TVs, anten nas, ice box. Hill Side plow. cherry seeder , 8 cellulotd k nttting need les, typew r i ter ~ vacuum cleaner, large fan , M yer s water pump, and several m'iscellaneous Items S"'IREO CRAWL I • I I • I [] CAPRICORN (Oec. 22-Jan •• • OHIO .\ [3/{/tJ WH AI '!HIS 'if"AR. COUL-17 PRODUCE IF T HER E WERE ANY, MORE. ' CR15E.5 SAGITTARIUS (Nov . 23 · • ' Two WHy R 11tfios, Antenn11s and Act·e.~.~ories I .' f q rm fo ur ordtnary word s. TAURUS (April 20-May 20] .!TILE ORPHAN ANN IE .~ GALL Unsc rambl e th ese four Jumbles., on e Idler to each square, to The larger the group the more you 11 stand ou t Others w•ll respond favo rably to you and your 1deas Lead on Why not compare our rates with your present policy? We know we can save you money . BOB'S C. B. RADIO EQUIPMENT . I- For Sunday, May 12, 1974 ARIES (March 21-April 19] e Low Cost Au f o In sur ance-compare our rat es Low Cost Hom eowner Pol 1cy e Low Cost Hom eowners Pof1cy for ,Renter s e Farmowner s Pol tcy - Com plete Protect ton m .Qne Polley e A Modern M ob il e Hom eowner Pof tc y 1 Low Cos t F tr e Poll ey e A Spec ial Mult t Pen ! Package Poltcy for Your Bu smess BUILDING SUPPLIES OLIVE ST. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO. I-t t: I'll A I A R NOLD <il n d BOB Ll!t Powe r Guard a 1r con dt! lon e r kee p s yo ur Lightning Rod Mutual CARTER & EVANS INC. ;;;";;"!;;. b LEO (July 23-Aug 221 Com- 2. 3. I the tnc k and Your Auto, Home or Business nr Pl J.\\ roM 3 Bedrooms--2 Baths-52x~4 SO--COME LOOK AROUND master charge ...... . ~ AND REGISTER won Represent THE HAMLET by UNIBILT NO PURCHASE NECESSARY - NEED NOT BE ·PRESENT TO WIN and 11 JJW/~[3~® """ "'··-"-' .-J ~ we II offer you a Whtrlpool Trash Masher compactor lor $29 95 NOW ON DISPLAY • • • I. 2x8 Floor Jo ist 16" O.C. \ South • ON MAY 18th •I· AT 4:00P.M. co un t po m ts was ap pa rent that West dtdn 't hold even a Jac k Writes All Types of Insurance For \l.LEY OOP ·AND TO CELEBRATE WE'RE GIVING AWAY A JOHNSON MESSENGER 123 A ' . wllh th iS play. He knew hts partner w ould not lea d from an ace agatnst a s lam He Leadingham Agency • 1DO's of Style-Setting, Fade- Reststant Colors .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,;,o;;;.,;.iiiiiiioioiiii,;,;,.. (NEXT DOOR) I For Sale For Sale For Sale PAPER For Sale CARRIER WANTED . --------------- . IN RACINE THE DAILY SENTINEL 992-2156 the entire area ts mvtted ~. I j HENRY WELLS WE'VE MOVED I ' MARGARETS. POLlOCK GA LIPOLIS - Margaret • J nn Davis Rd six tenths of a m'le \vest of Nebo Rd Office rs OPEN HOUSE SET CROWN CITY - The Crown City Fire Department w1ll hold an open house Still day, May 26, at 2 p.m. at the sf<ltlon when an ambulan ce from Southeast 0hw's Emergency Medical Service w1ll be on display, as will the community 's fire equipment. A program w1ll be presented on the EMS, by Cay Cross, public mformalion officer for .the project. A mov1e, "Sirens m the N1ghl" w11l be shown. The pubhc from '~ •' I REPUBLl CA N CANDIDATE FOR MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER PD. POL. ADV wlfh Rev. Damon Stap leton and Rev Raymond Dillon offlctatmg . Bunal Will be in Bradshaw Cemetery Fnends m.ay call at the fun er a l home after 6 p m Sunday was a member. Pallbearers will be Otto Saundtr., De.ry Adams. Lesley Small, Floyd Stapleton, Ona Ray Sanders ·and Carl Raymond Sanders Law r ence I( occurred at noon Fnday on 5 9 51 p w anl s sma l l farm lo b uy or rent w rlh space f or hor se Ph on e QQ / 715B or 997 365 7 5 10 61 C ,' " MY SINCERE THANKS TO THE PEOPLE ·OF MEIGS COUNTY WHO PUT FORTH THEIR TIME AND EFFORT TO CAMPAIGN FOR ME IN THE MAY PRIMARY ELECTION ~ acctdent , mi'ln I.'S I <ll t' w• l h 'i 1~ li e pm •- --r sc hool t eilc he r l i CE N '> l: D rt'''' Cal l , KC R€gtste r ed or non r eg 1stered boxer dog Ma le or fema l e Phone 991 37 42 5 10 6tc :1 .... ••... Coun ty TUESDAY FRENCH City Garden Club, annual tour , meet at 10 a.m . at the home of Mrs. Jewell Moore. MONDAY GALLIPOLIS OES 283 past matrons and patrons night; dinner by the officers, 6 p.m. at the Masonic Lodge Hall. Regular meeting; intitiation, award of 50 yr. pins . All members mviled. · WASHINGTON School PTA final meetmg of the year; picnic, 6·30 p.m. at the Bob Evans Farms Shelter House Bnng covered dish, table service and beverage. lnstallallon of officers DANCER FEATUREDDorothy Griffin of th e Dorothy Griffin Dance Studio in Gallipolis will he •• c ·tl li;_r H IG t:t Coming Events on parking lot -~ 11 IQ <:ltreCt i OOS 741 4691 after 5 ONE OF AKIND•• :It==::============:=================·=========·===·===========:=·:-==~~~; -•• • • 'Cl i Ve USE D GA S r efng erator West Virginian cited to court purpose m the workshup IS to place maJor e mpha s 1~ where 1t titudes tn children Wr1 t e W IT TEN P l ANO CO , P 0 BoK IS , S e~rd1S , 01110 JJ916 4 7.6 30tp Mfss <-Ill etiuG.tttundl Betty Glass, Mrs Betty Baromck , Mtss Ca rolyn Smtih, Auto damaged OFFICERS INS'!' ALLED - New officers for Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter of Beta S1gma Phi Sorority installed Thursday night were June VanVranken, center, president, and from the left, Shirley Custer, corresponding secretary; Ruby Baer, treasurer; Roberta O'Brien, vice president, and Mary Pickens, recording secretary. See story on Page 7. locat ed on works/ u,p to be the second fl oor of OLD lJp r HJhl P•'~nO S Any c ond •l •on pav ing 510 c a s h For Rent Help Wanted • 92.1 · WMPC)-FM . - Middleport- Pomeroy II J ~ Net ~es pon si ble For Accidents n< TERMS · CASH Lunch Will be5er-ved. OWNER-MRS. RUSSELL CAMPBELL Eleanor D'Ambrosio, Leg• I Gu1rdl1n DarylrAiban Qak Hill, Dhto AUCTIONEERS · · I Kenneth Swoln Golllpolls, Ohio 11.--~--.~ . ----~----~----~~ ' I �~-TheSundayTlmes In Memory IN MEMORY 0 An C cenhowe on Molt e r s Day She le ft u s D ec t 1973 What s home w thou a me her A I th ngs th s wor d ay send Bu t when we os our mo th er We lost our dea r es fr end They say t n e hea sa l so r ow And he ps us o fo ge t Butt me so tar tias only proved How m uch we m ss vou Y God knew she had o eav'e us But she d dn go a on e ,..or par t of us wen w h c The day H e ook 11c home Sa d y m ssed bY c h dre and tan ty L ew s H e en Ra ph S ste Elhe s Roy an d E s e and C l flo d b o t e a d Lu a Law e ce 5 ' MY h ea ti e thanks to thf' pray er s v s to s ewers g fl s and ca r ds fur ng my re cent 1 osp I a zal on spec a h a nk s o P sto M dd eswo h arid membe r s ol th (' c hu ch n en b e s of A m er can Leg on A u x a r y Drew w ebs e Post 39 and un ors Ama teu G rd ener s Cub K n C uo and 5<~ on 7 0 E gh and For y and Pas Pr es dent s D e w Webs e r Un 39 To a my wonder u tr ends and r e a ves who wer e so nou gh l u God bl ess you M r s H a r y (Veda Dav s c 5 ' lost S 00 REW ARD t or no ma t on ne lea d ng to th e a est o persons who bro ke n ne Century Bar L (Boo H ess 5 2 tp ----- , HOL STE N Hereford see r Eagle R dge. a ea Phone 992 5547 5 9 3tc TWO YEARLING He e t ord He ter s ost n Nease se t t ement Lost se par a tely Phone Greg Roush 99 2 5039 5 9 6fc 2 YEARL NG He eford h e fe s n Nease Se 1 ement a r ea Lost separa el y Phon e Greg Roush 992 5039 59 6 c Nollce YARD Sae MOly 6 and 7 J t 312 Pearl S reet n M d dteporf From~ a m to 5 p m 1 3 T o G v e Aw ay P UP P I ES xe ll e ri 99? 533 1 We Ch OW M o e P Ro ne sv lc- o ' c COLES STA BLES announces the open n g o t a d ng academy on May 20 1974 We have ava tab le he fo ow ng service s Horses tor h e S2 SO per hour Western r d ng tessons $5 per hour Horse may be rode .on Ira Is o n a ring tra r des w I eave every hour r d ng lesson s are ava tabl e on appo ntm ent bas s on y For further n format on contact COLE S STABLES Box 25 Tuppers Pta ns Oh o 45783 6 4) 667 3405 Open 7 days a week a amto8pm 512 c SHOOT NG M ach For ked Run Sportsman C ub noon Sun day Fa c tory clloke d guns only 5 9 3tc m .s Employment Wanted w s W LL MOW equ pn e p 0 H own v e 997 7 7 ] c ------0 ~"-- --- J LAUDERMI L T Roof ng Plea sant R dge Pome oy Phone 992 7665 NEW O P PORTUN IY na ona c ompany seek qua f ed nd v dua o supp y c on p an v cs l ab s l ed a( c ou n s w th m Cl o es o f eco d a bum s No s.e ng Pa o fu l me E xec e n com e poss b es w h $3 500 nv es n en ff you a (' s ncere and ook ng o bu s ness o f you ow ca co l ec lor M E I o 1 66 9208 I 1? p NEW OP PO RTUNIT Y Na ona compa ny see k ng qua ed nd" du al to succl v conoa n y es a b shed acc ount s w na tor n es of rec ord a bu 1 s Nose I ng Par o tu 1 t me Exce l en ncomc pos s b es w h $3 500 nves m ent 1 you are s ncer e and look ng t o a bus ness of you r o v ca E o COL LE CT for M 21<1 66 9206 59 3 p NTER ES TEO n be n g you own boss and ow n n g you own bus ne ss? L n t ed amount of cap ta nece ssa r y Th s go n3 bu s ness can be f nanced Ca I 992 5?86 4 29 26tc ' RACINE c ORY PERMA STO NE 3 '' GE MODERN ' BR LAR BA TH S K fC HEN OUGHOUT C :(_ PE T HR 2 CAR r UL L BA.SEME NT ON E c " c 1-!ou co ~ un M n(' P 6 ooms and R c c C' 1 G Q ~~L RAGE 9 J7 E RUTLAND THREE o s Monk y R Pon crov P o e 9Q J NEW LY tu n shed J b ed oo n E l con a 197 1 Mode w th pout n 1 v ng room Ex t a b h f ue o I n front bed oo n fur na ce ve y ow down paymen l Ca n be seen a K ng sbu y Ho me Sa es and Se rv ce nc 100 Eas Ma n o 2 Pomeroy A n y day p m to 7 p m 2 6 c 4 MOBILE homes two l ?x50 vea o d and 2 bedroo m one l 2x65 969 3 bedroom one 2 bedroom IQ8c 50 Phon e 7d7 5960 5 7 fc 3 bed oom nome for sa e $ 000 PhO e 99'1 39 So 992 257 1 • lc HOME S GA S saver 96 5 Dodqe Dor sma 6 cy de sta ndil d sh ft new es low m ea q e 25 mpg o so $300 Ca 992 5092 af e 5 o sec Ga Y Hyse l 5 1[) J c 966 F 600 FORO 7)( 10 dump uck Phone 992 3c;l 54 J oh Tucke t- yse l Run ' 3c 967 ONE on Ford Stak e bed r uc k Phon e 992 2550 or 7 2 655 J 30 tc RA C NE OHIO oFF ICE 446 364 3 EVENINGS Bud McGtlee-446 1255 E M k e W seman-4 46 3796 W'ller Ele ctr c Ga s Sewer L cs t sfall ed Work qu Han teed Dorer Backhoe Trucks L m es lote&F IIDrt (l)mmcrc o1 Re s1denf al Co trud on & Remode l B-K EXCAVATING COMPANY 771 Pearl Street M ddleport Ohto Pllone c;192 5367 or 992 386 M ddleport 0 management Now be ng bu n cxc us ve R ggscres Man o us sou of Tuppers Pan s Load s ., spa ce for a g ro v ng am l y Buye ca n 1 n sh owe l ev e ow or a c r a nd save hou sand s A $30 000 ho e ba r ga n pr ce d now a! $25 500 Wr t e o v s F ed Goegt e n G ea 1 A e c a Ho e s Pome r oy off ce 22 'II Second 5 open Thu sday 0 a n o p Sa 9 a noon Ev en n gs ca 742 366 o <! J hou phOne 239 116 8 5 2 ' B DOWN PAYME N l s oon L n co ln Com n g He gh l s an a n ew sub d v s on onven en y oc ed be we en Pome o y and M dd l epo 1 0 l e ng mode n new 3 bed OOll ho es o ex r a Ia ge o s l or on l y $23 000 NO DOW~ PAYME NT o qua f C'( buye s Ge u deta s bY w r ng F ed 8 Goeg l e n G ea t Amc can. H omes 22 1 N Seco nd S Pome oy Eve n ngs ca I 742 3664 or 2 our s ph on e I 239 968 5 12 POMEROY 3 bedrooms noder k t chen n ce bath a ge d!Jl ng hot water heat l ca r ga rage $ B 000 00 MIDDLEPORT Large 1 room older hou se 1 '1 bath s ga r age and ca rport nea r sw mm ng poo 514 000 00 POMEROY Bus ne ss btJ ld ng and 3 7 acres for pa rk ng S65 000 00 LAND 45 acres w th water I ne close ss 500 00 LOTS - F or houses or mob le hom es 7 jocal on s $1 800 00 up WE HAVE 40 PROPERT ES T O SE L L DROP IN AND W E L L TAL K OVER THE A DVA NT AGES OF OWN E RSH P RON AND KAREN THOMAS Stop n and sav Hello Br rtg 1n th1s ad tor a Free Gtft - IS YOUR ROOF LEAKING? IS IT COLOR FADED7 'For Free E st1mate mqu1re now about a beaut ful new roof m fash1on co lors ALL WEATHER HARDWARE Under New Management N 2'1ld M1ddleport GENE WOLFE'S BODY SHOP BOB W Maon Sl Pomeroy PHONE 992-5271 Busmess Serv1ces CLELAND 608 E REALTY SE W IN G MACH N E S Repa r serv ce a I m ake s 992 2284 The l= ab c Shop Pomeroy Au hor ze d S nger Sal es ar ~ Serv ce We Sha rp en Sc ssors 0 DOzER:;rk l;ddea: : : th e ac re hourly or contract fa m ponds r oad s e c Large dozer and operator w lh over 20 years expe en ce Pul ns E x cava ng Pom eroy Oh o P one 992 2478 12 19 ttc HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 3 ASSOCIATES TO HELP YOU 992 2259 or 992 2568 970 OL D SMOB LE 98 lo.v m Jeage ex ce l en ! co d ton Se I ng se v era hu nd ed oca dea e do a s be low pr ce Phone 99 2 ~863 afte 6 p m ca l 992 56.d.d 5 h om e 30 gal SE WAGE SYSTEMS CLE A N ED REPAIRED M L LER SAN TAT ON STEWART OHIO PH 662 3035 1o 4 tf c half & wa ter heater $7995 Wa s MAY 13-17 $8495 r Hysell's Wtlklnson Small Engme 992 3092 w Ma n Pom eroy 0 399 Located at Modern Supp l y small Eng ne Repa.r YES! From th e Ia gest fru ck a Bulldozer Rad ator l o the smallest Heate r Core Nalhan Btgg s Radtator Soec1ahst fully screens BROWN'S FIRE & SAFffi EQUIPMENT Repair O~o guaranteed normal .usage 6 WOOD TRUSSES Butltto Your Specs Delivered to Job Stte 742 4673 742 SS95 Mon thru Sat Open Da y B l d 6 (C losed Sunday s) Open Anyt me by Appo n rneni Contact Dan t'lom.e_soo or T om Lavender . HOGG & ZUSPAN Boll Brown Owner Rutland Ohoo MATERIALS CO Mason W Va 773 SSS4 VEGETABLES AND FLOWER 5 Cabbage nead e u ce sweet and 1"10 peppe s many var et es of tomatoes SOc and 6Sc d zen F ew er s Pe un as Pan s es Mar 90 s plu s many olh er va e s soc to 6Sc pak Ge an um s and one pot pan s o n ch han g ng baske t s pclun as or v n ng gera n ums ss 00 P o ch boxes pelun as or pan s es sl oo or $4 oo Hubbard s Greenhouse Svracuse 0 99'2 5776 FOR rR EE es t rna es on a um num e p acement w ndow s s d ng slorm doo s and w ndow s RaIng Phon e Cha r es L sle Sy acuse Oh o ca Jacob Sa le s Represen a ve V V Johnson and Son nc 4 30 tt c OL D- aUtO s 6 or~ o e ca r SW I g ve SJ oo p ece 18 ca s o more w 1 g ve be t er pr ce Ca I 985 4297 3 28 fc Water Ltnes and Power L nes All work done by the tool or contract Also dozer work and s.ept1c tanks '" •lolled WALL P APER IN G and nte or pa n ng Ph 446 9865 60 If GARBAG E o ec o n nd g en era hau ng Ph 388 8825 23 ~ee or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers NEW OPPORTUNITY Na ona Company seek n g qua f ed nd v dua to supply com p any es tab sll ed ac nes of counts w th ma ter re co d al bums No se ng Par or fu I t me Excel en n c ome pass b I es w th $3 500 nve stm enl f you ar e s ncere and ook ng fo a bus ness o you r own cal COLLECT for Mr El oil 2 4 66 9208 I 03 0 Wanteo To Buy T O BA CCO b ed Ph 446 382B I 23 MTS Con s of Ga I po s 21 Sta t e Stree Buy and se I U S co rs 4.d6 842 76 tf 140 00 WEEK 1 CONCRETE block roof ng an9' pant ng by cont ac or nour A wo k guaranteed Free es mat es Ph 367 0295 70 tf Men n eeded to work & Galloa County n Mas on N o expero e nce necessary and c ar Must hav e neat ap pearance 9 to 5 Call Monday Tuesday Only 446-0677 Roofmg HELP WANTED full or part Eva s Beuty Salon 227 Second Ave Ph 446-1209 Spoutmg Alumonum Sodmg And Complete Remodeling EXPERIENCED acco unt c e k top oces s computer zed pay roll and accounts payable Fo fo h er nformat on pease c onta c t M F red "Sa ey SEO EMS Ph 446 9840 11 1 3 PHONE 742-6273 EXCAVATING dOJP.r Oi'lde and backhoe work sept c anks nsta l ed dump trucKs and lo boys for h re w I hau f d r t top so I I mestone and gravel Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phon e 992 7089 n ght phOne 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 tfc 'T1= YOU are bu ld Saturday May n~:~ -t1 new home or r em'bde ng see us.,. We are bu ders D strlbutor tor Hotpo nt App l ances A son El ect c NELSON INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTING CALL CARL NELSON PHONE 992 5083 DOZER and back. hoe work ponds and sept c tank s d t r:h ng serv ce top so I f I dirt 1 m estone B&K Ex cavat ng Pnone 992 5367 o r 992 386 1 9 1 tfc 18 at 10 O'Clock A M Sharp • 8 m1les west of Zanesville Ohio to Hopewetl on old Rt 40 Turn north at Hopewell School at Texaco Statton onto Co Rd 412 then stay stratght north on Co Rd 8 for one mtle Turn rtght on Twp Rd 292 one m1le to the old log house on nght Follow s1gns Sell ng ant1ques and old Items of the late Roy W Pa rr nctudtng collect on muzzle load ng guns sptnnlng wheels sletghs dmner bells cupboards clocks etc See Columbus Drspatch Sunday May 12 for complete I stong Th s w II be an all day sale held outside ram or sh ne Noth hg shown before day of sa le Lun ch on prem ses Pos thve 10 Terms cash day of sale Not responstble for acctdents OWNER-MRS JOAN PARR Auclooneer- Boll Janes Phone 962 4333 or 557 3411 Kuhl s sells bolh New and Used furmture Everv ap pltance sold IS used and carnes a 30 day refund or replacement GUARANTEE 119 Refngerators 95 up 1 Coppertone 5125 Gas & Elec Ranges $35up 20 gas 545 S4l Washers Elec Dryers 135 M ay tag Wrtnger Washers $49 95 Chests Dresser s SBup Metal D es ks $12 Pr Blue Gold W1ng Back Chatrs $100 pr Pr Gold Chatrs $50pr Pr Fr Prov Chatrs Ptnk Brocade $75 pr Pr unusua t bl gold Hassocks decorated as Drums 525 pr Approx 16 x27 Gold Wall to Wall Carpel $65 Lg Red Shag Carpel $35 Other U sed Rugs $25 New Dn)ette 6 ch New Recliners 550 hl2 Thnftex Rugs 56 95 I''"'"· ROOF PAINTING Rutland Furmture buys and sells used furmture a- Bedroom Suttes S69 95 up Beds of a II ktnd s Complete S2~ 95 up Several Chests and Dressers S20 00 up 4- Extra N1ce 2 pc ltvmg Room Sutfes Loghl Green 599 95 Dark Green $125 00 Red 6-Sofas gold blue be1ge and green S2S 00 7-Reclmers (new) )68 50 u Gold Barrel Back Fre nch Cha1r $53 SOu 33-Gas & Elec Ranges 20 to 40 wtde S39 95 u Green Refngerator & Ra,ngel L1ke new 1420 oo Coppertone Refngerator Ronge 5320 oo Refrtgerator nge A 1 shape patr $249 95 2-0id Otmng Room 175 ooand .,u...., 1 4-Wnnger Washers up Cedar Chest $99 Specwl of the Week Maple Hutch like new Giis What Do You Need? We May Have It' IT'elevisionos, Old Lamps Odd Rockers Clocks Floor Fan and 1tems Rutland Fum1ture 7424211 See Herb Grate Rutland 0 Dave or Mtke N LOV NG memory of M s Joan Watt s who pa ssed away M ay 1 1966 She s gone bu not forgott en And as dawns anoth er vea In our lon e y hours o t h nk ng Thoughts ot h er ar e a way s nea Days of sadness w come o e us Fr ends may \h nk he woun d s hea ed But th ey I tt e know the sorrow That es w th n ou Ilea 1 concea ed Fore11e r m ssed by the fam y I 2I IN M EM OR Y of H en ry A whose b so n thd a y s oday May 12 Unseen unheard you rc always nea St 1 oved s m ssed sl ... e y dear Sad ly m sse d by w fe M r am and c h ldren 1 2 BURl!LE HEATING AND COOLING OIL Gas and electr c furnace sales and serv ce 24 hour serv ce l to 5 446 4 19 after 446 25 9 63 I s WE ARE p ck ng up a p ano n your area and wou d ke some res pons ble p er son to tak e over payments Ca I or wr te Ch I cothe P ano Co 6 4 7725669 260 E Man St Ch I cothe Oh o 45601 1OB 6 For Rent 1 MOBILE homes Ph 0( 4-16 97 16 6 98 ROOM house and ba h 60 n ear Eve g ec P adu I S r et e en es P 086 60 F T 1 bdrm Ph 36 -l 3 R ? 3 nob e home ' 3 NI CE bd r m a ter e oca on S R I 7 6 m les N om Ga po s c a -l46 o be lw ee n 0 a m 6pm 1 BDRM tu rn st1 ed house c Grand e ?4S5J 21 Sum m e on y "R o Pn 123 MOB I L E home 2bd m ch d accepted Ph OX SO 01!65 ~46 23 #j/IJ]/IJUJIL STROUT 2!i LOCUS! 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I ve none ho1.1se Pr ce only • Employer And The Government No More Headaches Or Excuses 24 Hr Semce/P1ck Up & Delivery LOTS new Rt 160 near Porter Large enough for house gard en Rural water lab e YOU DON T WANT R HOUSE SOLD T CALL U S BUT I F WANT IT SOLD Computer Service Corp. 312 Mam Pt Pleasant us Call Collect Mr Browning or Mr Cochran Area Code (304 ) Make Offer O V' NER VERY A N X I OU S TO SEL L TH S 4 YR OLD 3 BED ROOM F RAME RA NCH N TOW N N EXCEL L E N NEI G H BORHOOD NC LUDES A N CE K T CHEN FULL BAS EMENT L ARGE LV NG ROOM PR CE REDUCED F OR QU CK SA LE LOW LO W DOW N PAYMENT Bei;lutoful County - -~ Home Wanted NOTICE Due to the seatmg that was added dunng our recent remodeling, we are st11t m need of quality waitresses If you take pnde '" servmg quality food and en1oy meet10g people we would like to talk With you 1lr&Btwua JIMME SAYRE FARMS RESTAURANT 1526 Eastern Ave Gallipolis, 0 PUBLIC AUCTION ANTIQUES AND OLD ITEMS Saturday May 18 at 10 0 clock A M Sharp 8 mtles west of Zanesville Ohio to Hopewell on old Rt 40 Turn north at Hopewell School at Texaco Statton onto Co Rd 412 then stay stra1ght north on Co Rd for one m1le Turn nght on Twp R:d 292 one m1le to the old log house on rtghl Follow s1gns a Se I ng ant ques and o d rtem s of the late Roy W Parr n c l ud ng col ect on muzzle load ng guns sp nn ng whee s s e ghs d nner bel s cupboards c ocks et c See Columbus D spatch Sunday May 2 for complete st ng Th s w I be an a ll day sale held out s de ra n or 5h ne Not tl ng show n before day of sa le Lunch on prem ses Pos1t1ve I 0 Terms-cash da 'I of sale Not responsible for ace dents OWNER - MRS JOAN PARR Auchoneer-8111 Janes Phone 962 4333 or 557 3411 "SELl THE AUCTION WAY" AUCTIONEER Rf:lDNEY VILLAGE II PHASE II NOW OPEN I 1 PM-8 PM I PUBLIC SALE SATURDAY, MAY 18-11:00 A.M. -.,.....---------- '..J..h "' 12 MEN NEEDED Bedroom & ltvtngrm suttes new & used excellent selection used dmettes OS & strarght cha1rs older dmtng room suttes round oak tables lamps odd lables & sets much much G" llopolo s Ohoo 6 Acres AUCTION SERVICE S{).liJ - 255 Th ord Ave mont h r en t or n F ost y Free1e 2 of and acro5s t om c lub n Ga l po l s A n ves tment w th month l y ncome I 3 LARGE BEDROOMS ce b c k hom e n ce la rge l l<.nd se< ped l enced n yard f rep ace an d gas re ed a lurnace I Bree·ze,vay porch By t se lf of R I 35 approx one to h o5p Th s house lot s n exce l ent t on Mu s l see to laon,reciil I< BARE LA ND EX CELL EN T FOR DEVELOPMENT OF I TO 6 t- OME S MOB L E H OME P ARK ET C 2 M L ES FROM HOS P TAL <tJ J:. 9 to 5 at SECURITY & SAFETY SERVICES LIMITED enro men Ex per en ced sw mm ng eache 2 BRICK RANCHER schedu ng summer c llsses HOU SE 129 Th rd 2 BR baths ut ty room NEW J BR I bah aund y Pr vale or se m pr vate n basement garage ga den banqu e s ze k t b eau fu st uct ons Ph 446 745 1 af er 4 s 75 per mo and depos I 446 pm c nen w w ca rp e t 2 ca r 0111 garage a t e ec r c $35 900 11 3 108 6 2 6 96 A 4 BR s mode r n The Perfect Home ATTENT ON RED s Barber Shop and Book k ch en w I ll oven ange and WE NEE 0 I s ngs of a I k nds HO U SE n ba 2 s lon e f r epla ces fu Store Open 6 days 0 a m o Fa r m s A reag e anda l s ze A BEAUT F UL BRAND 5 rooms ba semen and ga ra ge loca ed 7 p m J46 Home s Ca l today IT 77.d0 NEW 3 OR 4 BEDROOM m l e off sa le r ou l e 60 109 tf Owne r s ha ve bo ug h t a arge SPL T L EVE L ON A l AC 07 6 W L L P AY -~ - ~~- _ __ _ arm and a e anx ous o se WOODED LOT N A DEAD STOCK S To 2S Acres PER F ECT OCATION WILL remove at a reasonable 2 RM eft c turn sned ar (j ) J 75 A 1 yr o d to a charge ca 245 5514 SEC L U S ON YET ON LY 3 cond $125 mo wat er and MORE AC RE AGE F el ec l c 3 BRs WW ca rpet 212 f M IL E S F ROM HOS P T AL heat pd Prefer person DE S REO L OVe--t:-Y fu basemen t w l h fa m y N w seman Agen cy 446 3643 C IT Y SC H OOL COLON AL 2 .,STORY .t rm v o k.shop. and ga ra ge 96 If D S TR CT L A RGE OAY CARE BEDROOM HOME W IT H Located on S\a e r ou e 60 F AM LY RO OM 2 BATH S SUN VAtl.EY Nursery Schoo s FOR MAL D N NG APT 3 rm I censed by Sta te of Oh o 1 2 V ERY N CE K T CHEN 2 and bath lu BEL EVE TOR NO T We ha ve L ARG E FAM I LY ROOM 2 m l es west of new hasp ta t n shed Ph 6 S36 9 R 2 Pt Oscar Ba rd AR GARAGE F YOU a mod ern 5 y old 3 BR h ome NEW BATH S BRAND Peasant 577 Sun Va ley Dr Pll 446 Doug Wether holt W r:.. N T QUALITY HOM E w lh a fu l basem ent 5 x 20 NEW K TCHEN 2 PATI OS 3657 Day care tha t says we Brcker s I 13 N EXCE LLEN T LR 12 x 20 k ! che n and d n ng YOUR CHO C l;: OF care Madge Hauldr en OFFICE 446 3434 LOC.AT ON Y'OU OWE T rm an d HW I oo s f or on y LA ND HOME A ND 5 A N cnesh re 12x50 2 bdrm Owner Lored th and John ST A TE RT 588 - Very n ce TO YOURSE L F TO SE E S23 000 L oca ed on SR 554 an $39 900 00 NE AR R 0 Hauldren Operators mob e home carp e n L R hree bedroom nome one and easy dr ve o own or h e new TH !~ O N E GRAN DE and f ron t bdrm Extended 114 tf one hal f batns fu y ca peted m ne s L R ut y com w asher ---------------.., ~ one ca garage w h concrete For Rent and dJ ye hoo k up A C $135 dr ve Loca ed on an ce arg e .f'R'EE home demonstrat ons of FA IR V EW SUB D V I S ON ~ mo 367 76.15 Commercoal ot and pr ced r gh a $24 000 Electro ux products Ca I 675 Th s ke new b c k an d LOOKING 3490 bet ween 9 and 10 a m We 11 3 r edwood ranch s one ol a k nd Buoldong For Somethong SPR NG VALLEY Love y also hav e E l ectrolux an d s ocated on a arge 4 ROOM apa r men Pn br ck nome w h hree Cleaners S69 75 and up Fu corn er o n one of our f n er Exira Specoal' 4 000 SQ F EET - PE R 1873 af er 4 bedrooms one and nal ba hs guarantee a eas The K \ chen s com FEC T FOR A NY 7 If n ce k chen ful y ca rpeted 11 3 pet e w th rang e eve eve \ HERE I S A BEA U TY BUS INE SS OR OF F CE S f rep ace and centra a r oven d Sh was her and d sp MO ST A TT RAC TIVE T S NEW A ND N GOOD L ovely of w th a beau t fu GARDENS p owed n V c n ty Of "L - 2BDRM mob ehomesfo Th e LR and den each have EXCE L L ENT FLOOR en! 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Road 446 32 0 bedroom home bah na ura ~ C K Snowden s ale cute lOO INSURANCE 1 03 gas heal one car garage AUTO home fe motorcyc e ~ Phone 446 4290 Good ocat on pr ce $ 0 450 LI T T LE Bu sk. n 42 A campers Ray Hawk <146 2300 MOBILE HOME n Ga ll pols 1 sro~.·r fAR~~Uil/Al wood and dea l for hun ng or 75 If or 2 poeple Ph 446 033B BERGER AVE - N ce f ram e recrea on $6 ?00 ' . 10 tf heme w t h fu I basemen !:fETTER JOB S are ava lab e almost new natu a l ga s MORGAN TWP B4 A for GBC graduates Enrol furn ace cealed on an ce eve I E F F C IE N CY apartment most y tractor and now tor next quarter ot Pr ce reduced to s 4 soo second floor pr va te en Gal pol s Bus ness Co l ege trance $95 per month ADD SON Twp - 25 A $4 000 Sf No 71 02 00328 Larg e four Ut t es pad S ngle woman FOURTH AVE 50 90 bedroom home bath forced C TY SC HOOL D ST - 38 A on y Ph 446 4416 after 5 p m a r furn ace good local on on a r ver v ew 103 If up and REDS Barbe r arge lot W I trade or he lp bOokstore HJ a m to 7 p m 1 nance NEAR T MBER R DGE LAKE FURNISHED apartment) rm s Buv set or trade 35 A good barn l arge tob 54 If and bath Corner Court and NEIGHBO RHOOD ROAD ba se Second $140 a ut t es t-1 ce three bedroom sect on a except elec 446 615 or d46 home n c t y schoo d str ct AtiCTrON ~d t t:very nu ~uay MORGAN TWP - 77 A 16 A 1243 natura gas heat w ndow a r The Household Furnoshmgs and Antoque t 1 able 35 A wooded some 7 p m Polly s Aucl on 537 H 109 f tloner and a n ce ot cond Middleport 992 3509 B I com m ere al f mber S33 000 Collectoon Formerly Owned by Mrs • Bessoe pr ce reduced o S12 200 Wade Auct Not respon s ble NEWLY furni s hed apt 154 F rst LOG CAB w th 128 acres of Owner w I he p f nance Mackensen deceased for ace dents hunt ng $.{). reat on and Ave Bachelo r or coup l e al 79 If u t es pa d S140 Pt1 446 About -4V wooded 100 ACRES - Th s s one of he 1615 oe 446 1243 w th a sma V .< runn ng ~ best farms a round n ce 3 pc oak bedroom su tte 4 beds 2 drop l eal tables 2 pte through Located n Green 109 tf mob le nome one arge barn -f eld Twp and Jackson Co safes kitchen cabtnet Home Comfort range wa lnut and some other bu ld ngs ' tobacco base two ponds app clothes press walnut wardrobe Foster heat ng stove on~ Ranny Blackbur" -40 acres t liabl e ground good Branch Manager large of cha rs and rockers 6 ron kettles from I qt s ze da ry on beef farm Located to 100 gal walnut dresser walnut marble top dresser on Rt 554 beautiful 2 trunks one camel back very old sew ng HOUSE n B dwel Ph 446 4570 mach ne 2 couches school masters desk small desk dO ACRES Vacant and 108 6 ocated n Harr son TWp wash stands severa l chests 2 dove tat! 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Ph 992 2174 B&S MOBILE HOMES Pt Pl easa nt 1972 Roya Embassy 2x 65 2 BR 1970 F ee twood '2x64 3 BR 1969 sa 2x60 3 BR 1969 Mona rch 2)160 2 BR 968 v nda e 12x65 2 BR 1968 S a esman 2x60 2 BR 1970 V rg nan 2x 4.d 2 BR 966 Grea t L akes 2x60 2 BR 966 Holy Pa k \? x60 2 BR 967 F on er I OxSO 2BR 964 Pa kwood 10x56 2 BR 963 Champ on Ox50 2 BR 962 Ga dner l 0x55 2 BR Olf -------------- PUBLIC AUCTION All Other Homes Reducod In ~Ice' All Mechanoca I Work AIR CONDITION NOW 7 EXPERIENCED Mobile Homes For Sale time ------- and Open 8 T 15 Monday thru Saturday 606 E Matn Pomeroy 0 Our 992 3525 or 992 5232 Estimates SEP T I C TANKS eaned Mo dern San tat on 992 3954 or 991 7349 0 23 tfc N E GLER Bu ld ng Supp y for bu ld ng hou ses phone 949 READY MIX CONCRETE 3604 call Guy Ne gler de ve ed r ght to your Rae ne Oh o projec t Fast and easy F r ee 5 3 26tc es t mates Phon e 992 3284 --- Goe g l e n Ready M x Co A UTOMOBILE nsu ance been M ddleport Oh o cance ed" Lost your 6 30 ttc operator s 1 cense Ca l 992 --~------------7428 c B RAD FOR 0 Auctioneer 6 15 tf c Com ol ete Serv ce Phone 949 3821 or 949 31 61 DON T fUSS don t CUSS turn RacneOho over unk au omob es to us C tt Bradford W 1 t:~av $5 for old junK cars 5 t tfc Phone 1 (304 773 51!90 R vers de Auto wrecK ng 4 9 26tc bath 992 2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto 5 E P T--Cc--~c T-A-:N·_--: Kc S___A :-:: R0 BIC turn s hong s BRAKE INSPECTION Stop PHONE Noght TANKS c l eaned Ph 446 ales 47 82 Ga l po l s Joh Ru sse l ov ne r and opera o 5 2 tt c carpeted house typ e doors s torms ra sed roof - G UARANTEED-- eay 992 7089 ree Garage e~s onaO i e RICHARDSON 3 BEDROOMS e l ect roc I SEPT C 64X14 Total DAY OR NIGHT W IL L m o c ut trees and sh r ubbery Also clean out ba se m en t s a tt cs e c Phone 949 322 0 742 4441 4 23 26tc WE HAVE TH E BUY ERS YOU H AVE THE HOME TO SELL SEE US TODAY D PEN- R.oger Hysel s Ga rag e near Cross ro ads on Sta te Roue 24 8 30 to 6 p m Monday throu gh Saturday Phone 992 5682 o 992 712 .d 12 26tc OFFICE SUPPLIES FURNITURE • In and See 086 On Most Amer can Cars ~: -;============~ :===========::-.~ PRICE BEDFORD TOWNSHIP 205 acres home ha s 7 rooms and bath natural gas heat New 3 sto y barn 3 01.1 t bu ld ng s stocked lake 100 ac r es fen ced l ot s o wa nut map le & h1 c ko 'y 3 c eek s By a ppo ntn en I on y $46 000 00 POMEROY R ecent y eno va t ed 6 ooms & bat h b asement ou bu l d ng almost 1 ew furna ce $4 500 00 MIDDLEPORT Mode n bu ld ng w t h bu s ness room & lovely 3 BR apartm en modern k tch en 1 1 baths d n ng room gas hot wa t er heat 2 garages Car peted H W f oars T UPPERS PLAIN S Lov e y br ck 3 B R ba h modern k t ch en w th d n ng bar d n ng room basen en t H W f oars some ca rpet ng detached ga rag e 2 eve lot s n new add t on S22 500 00 969 O L DSMOB LE 96 2 d har dtop w h te w th b ac k top powe steer ng v ny po wer brakes po wer sea s power w ndow s good re s new Sea s d e hard ba ll erv $ 295 Phon e 992 5993 5 9 3 p Pomeroy Floor Dosplay Now under new POMEROY J BEDRO OM hou se loc a ed one m e from c y I m ts on Ro ul e 7 New y emode led k tch en I v ng room w th bat h and ut ty room f n te es t ed ca I 992 51 28 5 8 6\ c RACINE GARAGE N l nd Ave BA RGA N 606 E Maon PH. 949-3611 All WEATHER HARDWARE MAIN For Rent or Sale 3 AED J< OOMS LARGE K I T KE NEW CA RPET A UM SI D N G OWNER W L HELP F N A N CE F OR QUA L F ED B UY ER PR CED B E LOW MARKE ' 2 000 cE PRE ST G E und er cons del uxe ho 992 2094 COMM UN TY se rv ce stat on musf b e ove 40 and must have Kno w edge of a I se v ce sa ! on wo k Fr ng e benef s alt er yea r Spa ky s Sunoco Ga PO s 205 Sec ond Ave 446 4839 WELL FL LOT L'\ ND SCAP ETDWENT ES PR CEO M 0 fi.R QO O Pnonc EXI"ERT Wheel A11gnment •5.55 POMEROY HOME & AUTO and NO Mobile Homes For Sale • P<l s ('pa r lawn mowers and g <+ den tra ctor s N FREE ~() AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR we: Business Opportumlles Auto Sales app tances c oth ng d shes and m sc Rt 33 oppos l e tra11er court Hartford W va 4 o tfc Ga W LL now w h scylhC' o power n owe Phone 'l 5 35 5 ' 3 -------------- -------------A TO z Mart used furn sned COMPLETE WISEMAN A(, l 7 BED R OOM ou se n M d epor N.ew k. ch c a d nc l uded ba h app 'l nce Ca 997. 53 0 2 76 c 5 Jill< p 0 s For Sale or Trade KOSCCT KOS MET CS & WIG S For a good 1 ne of Cosmet cs fr endly ser v ce and someone to chat w lh give me a ca I He en Ja ne Brown 99 2 5113 3 19 l c 0 1 6 LET Poly s Auct on se t for vou the Auct on Way We 537 H gh Street p ckup M ddlepo Phone 992 3509 5 7 JOtc TRADE a 197:.1 centur y Buck. 2 d hard op mag wh ee s a POLLY S Auct on se I ng reta I tow m eage for a 19 73 74 and wholesale Open Monday ton Chev o e p ckup Ph on e through Satu day 10 a m to 985 391 2 5 30 p m Cal 992 3509 or stop 5 03 p by 537 H gh St ee t M d d epor 5 7 26tc s ' R y p 0 y 3 ( CONCERNING Ma rk 16 16 n th e B b e Is there a pa sale o ren n HOUSE fo t cu ar bapt sm r efer red to by h ec Ru st c H Is Syracuse wn ch any m gh l b e save d? 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ANY wf' ks o MOTHERS D y owe S conb naonpo s mun ge an ums be~o as a v de va e l y o hang ng b s k.c s and fa so f annua s C e un f-a s a d G ~;;en ou Sf' Ce r a d c C e d ~" on o RUMMAGE SALE Pry MOB LE H OME v h I p ou po ch awn ng un de p n ng bu d ng Srart ng Monday 9 ul I y bu d ng $2 500 P one a m to 4 p m Lots of n ce 67 5 4576 teenagers c loth es 5 '} 5 p 5 9 4 p MEIGS Counly Humane Soc ety Thr ft Shop open 0 a m t 4 30 p m every Fr day and Saturday New use d stock arr v ng week y C o t hlng collect bles app an ces treasure s record s p c tures books li!m ps toys Locat ed across from Pom eroy Pos Olf ce 5 2 tfc ous e w l h b h en w h ? cr s 1r c M DEEM Cus ton Bu c h c-r 1 Mea P ocess q P pn ~ 667 3608 Coo v c Oh o 5 5 26 p ' Card of Thanks 5 Not1ce Sunday May 12 1974 For Fast Results Use The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds Real Estate For Sale Pols For Sale Sentinel • AUCTION SERVICE --- ----- ----- Models Open Oa1fy 1 appointment Phone Z0-53CtJ RANCHO REALTORS ''the home �~-TheSundayTlmes In Memory IN MEMORY 0 An C cenhowe on Molt e r s Day She le ft u s D ec t 1973 What s home w thou a me her A I th ngs th s wor d ay send Bu t when we os our mo th er We lost our dea r es fr end They say t n e hea sa l so r ow And he ps us o fo ge t Butt me so tar tias only proved How m uch we m ss vou Y God knew she had o eav'e us But she d dn go a on e ,..or par t of us wen w h c The day H e ook 11c home Sa d y m ssed bY c h dre and tan ty L ew s H e en Ra ph S ste Elhe s Roy an d E s e and C l flo d b o t e a d Lu a Law e ce 5 ' MY h ea ti e thanks to thf' pray er s v s to s ewers g fl s and ca r ds fur ng my re cent 1 osp I a zal on spec a h a nk s o P sto M dd eswo h arid membe r s ol th (' c hu ch n en b e s of A m er can Leg on A u x a r y Drew w ebs e Post 39 and un ors Ama teu G rd ener s Cub K n C uo and 5<~ on 7 0 E gh and For y and Pas Pr es dent s D e w Webs e r Un 39 To a my wonder u tr ends and r e a ves who wer e so nou gh l u God bl ess you M r s H a r y (Veda Dav s c 5 ' lost S 00 REW ARD t or no ma t on ne lea d ng to th e a est o persons who bro ke n ne Century Bar L (Boo H ess 5 2 tp ----- , HOL STE N Hereford see r Eagle R dge. a ea Phone 992 5547 5 9 3tc TWO YEARLING He e t ord He ter s ost n Nease se t t ement Lost se par a tely Phone Greg Roush 99 2 5039 5 9 6fc 2 YEARL NG He eford h e fe s n Nease Se 1 ement a r ea Lost separa el y Phon e Greg Roush 992 5039 59 6 c Nollce YARD Sae MOly 6 and 7 J t 312 Pearl S reet n M d dteporf From~ a m to 5 p m 1 3 T o G v e Aw ay P UP P I ES xe ll e ri 99? 533 1 We Ch OW M o e P Ro ne sv lc- o ' c COLES STA BLES announces the open n g o t a d ng academy on May 20 1974 We have ava tab le he fo ow ng service s Horses tor h e S2 SO per hour Western r d ng tessons $5 per hour Horse may be rode .on Ira Is o n a ring tra r des w I eave every hour r d ng lesson s are ava tabl e on appo ntm ent bas s on y For further n format on contact COLE S STABLES Box 25 Tuppers Pta ns Oh o 45783 6 4) 667 3405 Open 7 days a week a amto8pm 512 c SHOOT NG M ach For ked Run Sportsman C ub noon Sun day Fa c tory clloke d guns only 5 9 3tc m .s Employment Wanted w s W LL MOW equ pn e p 0 H own v e 997 7 7 ] c ------0 ~"-- --- J LAUDERMI L T Roof ng Plea sant R dge Pome oy Phone 992 7665 NEW O P PORTUN IY na ona c ompany seek qua f ed nd v dua o supp y c on p an v cs l ab s l ed a( c ou n s w th m Cl o es o f eco d a bum s No s.e ng Pa o fu l me E xec e n com e poss b es w h $3 500 nv es n en ff you a (' s ncere and ook ng o bu s ness o f you ow ca co l ec lor M E I o 1 66 9208 I 1? p NEW OP PO RTUNIT Y Na ona compa ny see k ng qua ed nd" du al to succl v conoa n y es a b shed acc ount s w na tor n es of rec ord a bu 1 s Nose I ng Par o tu 1 t me Exce l en ncomc pos s b es w h $3 500 nves m ent 1 you are s ncer e and look ng t o a bus ness of you r o v ca E o COL LE CT for M 21<1 66 9206 59 3 p NTER ES TEO n be n g you own boss and ow n n g you own bus ne ss? L n t ed amount of cap ta nece ssa r y Th s go n3 bu s ness can be f nanced Ca I 992 5?86 4 29 26tc ' RACINE c ORY PERMA STO NE 3 '' GE MODERN ' BR LAR BA TH S K fC HEN OUGHOUT C :(_ PE T HR 2 CAR r UL L BA.SEME NT ON E c " c 1-!ou co ~ un M n(' P 6 ooms and R c c C' 1 G Q ~~L RAGE 9 J7 E RUTLAND THREE o s Monk y R Pon crov P o e 9Q J NEW LY tu n shed J b ed oo n E l con a 197 1 Mode w th pout n 1 v ng room Ex t a b h f ue o I n front bed oo n fur na ce ve y ow down paymen l Ca n be seen a K ng sbu y Ho me Sa es and Se rv ce nc 100 Eas Ma n o 2 Pomeroy A n y day p m to 7 p m 2 6 c 4 MOBILE homes two l ?x50 vea o d and 2 bedroo m one l 2x65 969 3 bedroom one 2 bedroom IQ8c 50 Phon e 7d7 5960 5 7 fc 3 bed oom nome for sa e $ 000 PhO e 99'1 39 So 992 257 1 • lc HOME S GA S saver 96 5 Dodqe Dor sma 6 cy de sta ndil d sh ft new es low m ea q e 25 mpg o so $300 Ca 992 5092 af e 5 o sec Ga Y Hyse l 5 1[) J c 966 F 600 FORO 7)( 10 dump uck Phone 992 3c;l 54 J oh Tucke t- yse l Run ' 3c 967 ONE on Ford Stak e bed r uc k Phon e 992 2550 or 7 2 655 J 30 tc RA C NE OHIO oFF ICE 446 364 3 EVENINGS Bud McGtlee-446 1255 E M k e W seman-4 46 3796 W'ller Ele ctr c Ga s Sewer L cs t sfall ed Work qu Han teed Dorer Backhoe Trucks L m es lote&F IIDrt (l)mmcrc o1 Re s1denf al Co trud on & Remode l B-K EXCAVATING COMPANY 771 Pearl Street M ddleport Ohto Pllone c;192 5367 or 992 386 M ddleport 0 management Now be ng bu n cxc us ve R ggscres Man o us sou of Tuppers Pan s Load s ., spa ce for a g ro v ng am l y Buye ca n 1 n sh owe l ev e ow or a c r a nd save hou sand s A $30 000 ho e ba r ga n pr ce d now a! $25 500 Wr t e o v s F ed Goegt e n G ea 1 A e c a Ho e s Pome r oy off ce 22 'II Second 5 open Thu sday 0 a n o p Sa 9 a noon Ev en n gs ca 742 366 o <! J hou phOne 239 116 8 5 2 ' B DOWN PAYME N l s oon L n co ln Com n g He gh l s an a n ew sub d v s on onven en y oc ed be we en Pome o y and M dd l epo 1 0 l e ng mode n new 3 bed OOll ho es o ex r a Ia ge o s l or on l y $23 000 NO DOW~ PAYME NT o qua f C'( buye s Ge u deta s bY w r ng F ed 8 Goeg l e n G ea t Amc can. H omes 22 1 N Seco nd S Pome oy Eve n ngs ca I 742 3664 or 2 our s ph on e I 239 968 5 12 POMEROY 3 bedrooms noder k t chen n ce bath a ge d!Jl ng hot water heat l ca r ga rage $ B 000 00 MIDDLEPORT Large 1 room older hou se 1 '1 bath s ga r age and ca rport nea r sw mm ng poo 514 000 00 POMEROY Bus ne ss btJ ld ng and 3 7 acres for pa rk ng S65 000 00 LAND 45 acres w th water I ne close ss 500 00 LOTS - F or houses or mob le hom es 7 jocal on s $1 800 00 up WE HAVE 40 PROPERT ES T O SE L L DROP IN AND W E L L TAL K OVER THE A DVA NT AGES OF OWN E RSH P RON AND KAREN THOMAS Stop n and sav Hello Br rtg 1n th1s ad tor a Free Gtft - IS YOUR ROOF LEAKING? IS IT COLOR FADED7 'For Free E st1mate mqu1re now about a beaut ful new roof m fash1on co lors ALL WEATHER HARDWARE Under New Management N 2'1ld M1ddleport GENE WOLFE'S BODY SHOP BOB W Maon Sl Pomeroy PHONE 992-5271 Busmess Serv1ces CLELAND 608 E REALTY SE W IN G MACH N E S Repa r serv ce a I m ake s 992 2284 The l= ab c Shop Pomeroy Au hor ze d S nger Sal es ar ~ Serv ce We Sha rp en Sc ssors 0 DOzER:;rk l;ddea: : : th e ac re hourly or contract fa m ponds r oad s e c Large dozer and operator w lh over 20 years expe en ce Pul ns E x cava ng Pom eroy Oh o P one 992 2478 12 19 ttc HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 3 ASSOCIATES TO HELP YOU 992 2259 or 992 2568 970 OL D SMOB LE 98 lo.v m Jeage ex ce l en ! co d ton Se I ng se v era hu nd ed oca dea e do a s be low pr ce Phone 99 2 ~863 afte 6 p m ca l 992 56.d.d 5 h om e 30 gal SE WAGE SYSTEMS CLE A N ED REPAIRED M L LER SAN TAT ON STEWART OHIO PH 662 3035 1o 4 tf c half & wa ter heater $7995 Wa s MAY 13-17 $8495 r Hysell's Wtlklnson Small Engme 992 3092 w Ma n Pom eroy 0 399 Located at Modern Supp l y small Eng ne Repa.r YES! From th e Ia gest fru ck a Bulldozer Rad ator l o the smallest Heate r Core Nalhan Btgg s Radtator Soec1ahst fully screens BROWN'S FIRE & SAFffi EQUIPMENT Repair O~o guaranteed normal .usage 6 WOOD TRUSSES Butltto Your Specs Delivered to Job Stte 742 4673 742 SS95 Mon thru Sat Open Da y B l d 6 (C losed Sunday s) Open Anyt me by Appo n rneni Contact Dan t'lom.e_soo or T om Lavender . HOGG & ZUSPAN Boll Brown Owner Rutland Ohoo MATERIALS CO Mason W Va 773 SSS4 VEGETABLES AND FLOWER 5 Cabbage nead e u ce sweet and 1"10 peppe s many var et es of tomatoes SOc and 6Sc d zen F ew er s Pe un as Pan s es Mar 90 s plu s many olh er va e s soc to 6Sc pak Ge an um s and one pot pan s o n ch han g ng baske t s pclun as or v n ng gera n ums ss 00 P o ch boxes pelun as or pan s es sl oo or $4 oo Hubbard s Greenhouse Svracuse 0 99'2 5776 FOR rR EE es t rna es on a um num e p acement w ndow s s d ng slorm doo s and w ndow s RaIng Phon e Cha r es L sle Sy acuse Oh o ca Jacob Sa le s Represen a ve V V Johnson and Son nc 4 30 tt c OL D- aUtO s 6 or~ o e ca r SW I g ve SJ oo p ece 18 ca s o more w 1 g ve be t er pr ce Ca I 985 4297 3 28 fc Water Ltnes and Power L nes All work done by the tool or contract Also dozer work and s.ept1c tanks '" •lolled WALL P APER IN G and nte or pa n ng Ph 446 9865 60 If GARBAG E o ec o n nd g en era hau ng Ph 388 8825 23 ~ee or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers NEW OPPORTUNITY Na ona Company seek n g qua f ed nd v dua to supply com p any es tab sll ed ac nes of counts w th ma ter re co d al bums No se ng Par or fu I t me Excel en n c ome pass b I es w th $3 500 nve stm enl f you ar e s ncere and ook ng fo a bus ness o you r own cal COLLECT for Mr El oil 2 4 66 9208 I 03 0 Wanteo To Buy T O BA CCO b ed Ph 446 382B I 23 MTS Con s of Ga I po s 21 Sta t e Stree Buy and se I U S co rs 4.d6 842 76 tf 140 00 WEEK 1 CONCRETE block roof ng an9' pant ng by cont ac or nour A wo k guaranteed Free es mat es Ph 367 0295 70 tf Men n eeded to work & Galloa County n Mas on N o expero e nce necessary and c ar Must hav e neat ap pearance 9 to 5 Call Monday Tuesday Only 446-0677 Roofmg HELP WANTED full or part Eva s Beuty Salon 227 Second Ave Ph 446-1209 Spoutmg Alumonum Sodmg And Complete Remodeling EXPERIENCED acco unt c e k top oces s computer zed pay roll and accounts payable Fo fo h er nformat on pease c onta c t M F red "Sa ey SEO EMS Ph 446 9840 11 1 3 PHONE 742-6273 EXCAVATING dOJP.r Oi'lde and backhoe work sept c anks nsta l ed dump trucKs and lo boys for h re w I hau f d r t top so I I mestone and gravel Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phon e 992 7089 n ght phOne 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 tfc 'T1= YOU are bu ld Saturday May n~:~ -t1 new home or r em'bde ng see us.,. We are bu ders D strlbutor tor Hotpo nt App l ances A son El ect c NELSON INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTING CALL CARL NELSON PHONE 992 5083 DOZER and back. hoe work ponds and sept c tank s d t r:h ng serv ce top so I f I dirt 1 m estone B&K Ex cavat ng Pnone 992 5367 o r 992 386 1 9 1 tfc 18 at 10 O'Clock A M Sharp • 8 m1les west of Zanesville Ohio to Hopewetl on old Rt 40 Turn north at Hopewell School at Texaco Statton onto Co Rd 412 then stay stratght north on Co Rd 8 for one mtle Turn rtght on Twp Rd 292 one m1le to the old log house on nght Follow s1gns Sell ng ant1ques and old Items of the late Roy W Pa rr nctudtng collect on muzzle load ng guns sptnnlng wheels sletghs dmner bells cupboards clocks etc See Columbus Drspatch Sunday May 12 for complete I stong Th s w II be an all day sale held outside ram or sh ne Noth hg shown before day of sa le Lun ch on prem ses Pos thve 10 Terms cash day of sale Not responstble for acctdents OWNER-MRS JOAN PARR Auclooneer- Boll Janes Phone 962 4333 or 557 3411 Kuhl s sells bolh New and Used furmture Everv ap pltance sold IS used and carnes a 30 day refund or replacement GUARANTEE 119 Refngerators 95 up 1 Coppertone 5125 Gas & Elec Ranges $35up 20 gas 545 S4l Washers Elec Dryers 135 M ay tag Wrtnger Washers $49 95 Chests Dresser s SBup Metal D es ks $12 Pr Blue Gold W1ng Back Chatrs $100 pr Pr Gold Chatrs $50pr Pr Fr Prov Chatrs Ptnk Brocade $75 pr Pr unusua t bl gold Hassocks decorated as Drums 525 pr Approx 16 x27 Gold Wall to Wall Carpel $65 Lg Red Shag Carpel $35 Other U sed Rugs $25 New Dn)ette 6 ch New Recliners 550 hl2 Thnftex Rugs 56 95 I''"'"· ROOF PAINTING Rutland Furmture buys and sells used furmture a- Bedroom Suttes S69 95 up Beds of a II ktnd s Complete S2~ 95 up Several Chests and Dressers S20 00 up 4- Extra N1ce 2 pc ltvmg Room Sutfes Loghl Green 599 95 Dark Green $125 00 Red 6-Sofas gold blue be1ge and green S2S 00 7-Reclmers (new) )68 50 u Gold Barrel Back Fre nch Cha1r $53 SOu 33-Gas & Elec Ranges 20 to 40 wtde S39 95 u Green Refngerator & Ra,ngel L1ke new 1420 oo Coppertone Refngerator Ronge 5320 oo Refrtgerator nge A 1 shape patr $249 95 2-0id Otmng Room 175 ooand .,u...., 1 4-Wnnger Washers up Cedar Chest $99 Specwl of the Week Maple Hutch like new Giis What Do You Need? We May Have It' IT'elevisionos, Old Lamps Odd Rockers Clocks Floor Fan and 1tems Rutland Fum1ture 7424211 See Herb Grate Rutland 0 Dave or Mtke N LOV NG memory of M s Joan Watt s who pa ssed away M ay 1 1966 She s gone bu not forgott en And as dawns anoth er vea In our lon e y hours o t h nk ng Thoughts ot h er ar e a way s nea Days of sadness w come o e us Fr ends may \h nk he woun d s hea ed But th ey I tt e know the sorrow That es w th n ou Ilea 1 concea ed Fore11e r m ssed by the fam y I 2I IN M EM OR Y of H en ry A whose b so n thd a y s oday May 12 Unseen unheard you rc always nea St 1 oved s m ssed sl ... e y dear Sad ly m sse d by w fe M r am and c h ldren 1 2 BURl!LE HEATING AND COOLING OIL Gas and electr c furnace sales and serv ce 24 hour serv ce l to 5 446 4 19 after 446 25 9 63 I s WE ARE p ck ng up a p ano n your area and wou d ke some res pons ble p er son to tak e over payments Ca I or wr te Ch I cothe P ano Co 6 4 7725669 260 E Man St Ch I cothe Oh o 45601 1OB 6 For Rent 1 MOBILE homes Ph 0( 4-16 97 16 6 98 ROOM house and ba h 60 n ear Eve g ec P adu I S r et e en es P 086 60 F T 1 bdrm Ph 36 -l 3 R ? 3 nob e home ' 3 NI CE bd r m a ter e oca on S R I 7 6 m les N om Ga po s c a -l46 o be lw ee n 0 a m 6pm 1 BDRM tu rn st1 ed house c Grand e ?4S5J 21 Sum m e on y "R o Pn 123 MOB I L E home 2bd m ch d accepted Ph OX SO 01!65 ~46 23 #j/IJ]/IJUJIL STROUT 2!i LOCUS! Sl Howard Branno B ok er Off 446 '2674 Luc I e Brannon Eve 446 '226 or 446 26H HARD TO BEAT N EA R N EW one oo p otn BR 2 bath s w w " p e 1\ dr ean k che n and o n a DR spa c ou s LR and l am l y oom gas urn ce and ce n " cus l om made d apE's conc r e t e d ve 7 q r <~gc f e n ced back v rd I a Q C' ro n g <t wn 1us m f om own P e $35 000 NEW L ST NG 14 AC RE S good old ho e ea n k ch en ba h arq e b n c t obac co base P ced teens LOTS LOTS ot o~ Roue R:u ra $3 000 an d $2 nfo 11' a o A an non LOT S ocae d o S water P ce 000 Fo mo e ca Ho w d Ph 446 80 If SLEEP N G room s we ek .. ra t es free garage park ng L bby Ho l e 241 tf SLEEP NG ROOMS week y rates Park Cen t ra l Ho l e 306 tf 12x 60 AMER CAN Ea g e tra ler Adu t s on l y 55-l Jackson P ke Ph 446 3805 86 ff - - -- E FF IC ENCY apt unfurn $125 mo 4A6 3643 102 tf MOBILE home Ictal e ectr c 2 bedroom $100 3 bed oon $125 Phon e 446 0175 o 446 934 4X 70 MOB LE hom e 3 bdrm a 1 e ec 1 bath yard spa ce Ph 367 7750 108 6 DOWNTOWN SPAC I OU S wo so y home over s ze B Rs ba h outstand ng k. t chen & forma DR roo my fam y oom w w dee p p te ca r pe dow s a s ecc pl on h I w h L arg e a und y w nd n g s a way oom and hoboy room b k t hose and s on e pa o fo sum m er coo kou s ga age d ee p o P ce $? 9 000 47 ACRES 7 M f om town 5 room hous e u r ge barn obac co base ru a wa er 2 000 II o d fran age $32 500 969 12x60 2 BEDROOM mob le home turn shed oca ed n rural area Ca I 367 7658 0< I OS tf COUNTRY l VtNG 1 ACRES 6 ooms and Oa h mob te hone pad c e ar and ce Ia house n ce garden $ 1 200 CROWN C TY P ER MA STONE canst uc on n ce k tchen w h ple n t y c ab nets w w ca p e ng FA fu nace pa basemen carper we st aded 75 x 20 o S22 000 TWO HOME FARM TWO a r ge mod er n hom es 3 barns 60 A 1 1 ab l e oo A goo d t mbe ba ance n pas ure p en ty wat er $57 500 ( l I \ I C Y - OW ER W LL HEL P F NA N( ~ 9 500 s a be ow e t).{ n cos tor h s BR .A yhome you c ook ll 9 U a ba ga n see t h ca r pe d L R and d n ng area kno y p n c cab ne s and fu ba semen w h t am y rm W LL T RADE FOR FA RM La ge 4 BR home n c y of er s o s o good v ng tor some ucky fam y The k c hen s con p e e w h d sp d shwa she range w th oven Ot he r fea tu es ar e I. 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Oa ns fu \ basem en w l h fam y m r ec n and aund y NOW D OWN P AYM ENT f you qua fy Nrw anch Off ers 3 a ge BR J.: '"~a h s 14x23 L R o n a d u y rm comple t e (~;,. k. he n WW ca rp e anL U ]C If you ha11c good c ed d wan a n ce ho me ca 446 0008 'Q NEW SPLIT FOY ER S1 700 DOWN PAYMENT h s 3 BR a l e eclr c home s now under con slruct on and s look n g fo a owne Spec a lea ur es ar e tam y roon aund y r ep l ace c a pe pa t o doo r s f ac o y k chen ba hs ga age and Ia g e 1 o 5 m f om own $ 750 DOW N - NEW B R CK RA N CH w th ul basemen o tt er s a beau fu w t e ap prov ed k c h en and d n ng area 3 BR s ba h s and 2 c a ga ra ge Th e u basemen n c udes a ca rp~t ed fa m ty work shop Ia g e r oo m l aund y and sh ow er WE HAVE 3 N CE B RI CK H OME S W TH ACREAG E 42 A 4 B R s HW f oo s 1 ep ace knot y p ne cab nels ull basemen [l n d ga age oca ed 10 m SW of Ga po S Apply 126 A Daory Fonancong Farm Avaolable A BOTTOM 30 A PA S U RE TOBACCO BA SE GOOD FE NCE M LE FRONTA G E O N RACCOO N C K P PEL N E M LKE R S 1 LA RG E 6 B A R N S G 0 0 D L VEABLE 3 BEDRO OM HOME S2 1 000 Buys Thos 1 yr Old Ranch T H I S MAY BE YOUR LAST CHA N CE TO BEA T N FLA TI ON D ANDY 3 BEDROOM HOME N E XCEL L E NT LO CA l O N N K Y GER CK SC H 0 ST TH S LIT L E BEAUTY IS FU LY CAR PET E D AND N CLUDES ONE CAR GARAGE W E AR E SELLING MORE PROPERTY TH A N WE ARE L ST NG I F YO!J W A NT TO SELL OR T RADE CAL L US Brock Home I Acre THI S QUAL TY 3 BEDROOM BR CK MAY BE YO UR ANSWER ATTRAC T VE OUT S DE 'IV T H I ROLL NG ACRE FRO NT NG ON RA C COO N CK LOVE L Y N S DE F/\ M L Y ROOM W T H F REPLACE L ARGE BE D RO OMS W I FE A PP ROVED K TCHEN 0 N N G WITH PAT 0 D OORS 2 CAR GA R AGE IN C TY SC H OOL O I STR CT JU ST 4 M IL ES F ROM TO WN ON RT 2 8 Happoness I s LIV NG N SPR NG N A F NE J V A L EY BE DR OOM BR CK HOME W TH 2 WOODBURNIN G F I REPL J.: .:: s A LARGE BU L T 'Q <IT C H EN HUGE FA '(.;.R OOM 2 BATHS 2 ARAGE A ND A N EX ~ A LOT EN OY CE NT RAL A I R AND A N EXCELLENT NE G HBO RHOO D OW NER MU ST SE L T HI S WEEK c,.., U YOU W LL E N O Y H S VERY CLEA N YR OLD 3 BED RO OM N C TY SCH DI ST T S N THE COU NTRY ON A AC LOl A N D NC U D ES A BU LT N K TCHEN O NE CAR GARAG E A ND L OTS OF rRES H COU NTR Y A R SEE TH S O N E TODJ\Y Excellent S Bedroom on Country Lot AU L T TO M AKE YOU HJ\PPY TH S rAN l AS T C HOM E H AS A FA N CY B U L T I N K T C HEN ? 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I ve none ho1.1se Pr ce only • Employer And The Government No More Headaches Or Excuses 24 Hr Semce/P1ck Up & Delivery LOTS new Rt 160 near Porter Large enough for house gard en Rural water lab e YOU DON T WANT R HOUSE SOLD T CALL U S BUT I F WANT IT SOLD Computer Service Corp. 312 Mam Pt Pleasant us Call Collect Mr Browning or Mr Cochran Area Code (304 ) Make Offer O V' NER VERY A N X I OU S TO SEL L TH S 4 YR OLD 3 BED ROOM F RAME RA NCH N TOW N N EXCEL L E N NEI G H BORHOOD NC LUDES A N CE K T CHEN FULL BAS EMENT L ARGE LV NG ROOM PR CE REDUCED F OR QU CK SA LE LOW LO W DOW N PAYMENT Bei;lutoful County - -~ Home Wanted NOTICE Due to the seatmg that was added dunng our recent remodeling, we are st11t m need of quality waitresses If you take pnde '" servmg quality food and en1oy meet10g people we would like to talk With you 1lr&Btwua JIMME SAYRE FARMS RESTAURANT 1526 Eastern Ave Gallipolis, 0 PUBLIC AUCTION ANTIQUES AND OLD ITEMS Saturday May 18 at 10 0 clock A M Sharp 8 mtles west of Zanesville Ohio to Hopewell on old Rt 40 Turn north at Hopewell School at Texaco Statton onto Co Rd 412 then stay stra1ght north on Co Rd for one m1le Turn nght on Twp R:d 292 one m1le to the old log house on rtghl Follow s1gns a Se I ng ant ques and o d rtem s of the late Roy W Parr n c l ud ng col ect on muzzle load ng guns sp nn ng whee s s e ghs d nner bel s cupboards c ocks et c See Columbus D spatch Sunday May 2 for complete st ng Th s w I be an a ll day sale held out s de ra n or 5h ne Not tl ng show n before day of sa le Lunch on prem ses Pos1t1ve I 0 Terms-cash da 'I of sale Not responsible for ace dents OWNER - MRS JOAN PARR Auchoneer-8111 Janes Phone 962 4333 or 557 3411 "SELl THE AUCTION WAY" AUCTIONEER Rf:lDNEY VILLAGE II PHASE II NOW OPEN I 1 PM-8 PM I PUBLIC SALE SATURDAY, MAY 18-11:00 A.M. -.,.....---------- '..J..h "' 12 MEN NEEDED Bedroom & ltvtngrm suttes new & used excellent selection used dmettes OS & strarght cha1rs older dmtng room suttes round oak tables lamps odd lables & sets much much G" llopolo s Ohoo 6 Acres AUCTION SERVICE S{).liJ - 255 Th ord Ave mont h r en t or n F ost y Free1e 2 of and acro5s t om c lub n Ga l po l s A n ves tment w th month l y ncome I 3 LARGE BEDROOMS ce b c k hom e n ce la rge l l<.nd se< ped l enced n yard f rep ace an d gas re ed a lurnace I Bree·ze,vay porch By t se lf of R I 35 approx one to h o5p Th s house lot s n exce l ent t on Mu s l see to laon,reciil I< BARE LA ND EX CELL EN T FOR DEVELOPMENT OF I TO 6 t- OME S MOB L E H OME P ARK ET C 2 M L ES FROM HOS P TAL <tJ J:. 9 to 5 at SECURITY & SAFETY SERVICES LIMITED enro men Ex per en ced sw mm ng eache 2 BRICK RANCHER schedu ng summer c llsses HOU SE 129 Th rd 2 BR baths ut ty room NEW J BR I bah aund y Pr vale or se m pr vate n basement garage ga den banqu e s ze k t b eau fu st uct ons Ph 446 745 1 af er 4 s 75 per mo and depos I 446 pm c nen w w ca rp e t 2 ca r 0111 garage a t e ec r c $35 900 11 3 108 6 2 6 96 A 4 BR s mode r n The Perfect Home ATTENT ON RED s Barber Shop and Book k ch en w I ll oven ange and WE NEE 0 I s ngs of a I k nds HO U SE n ba 2 s lon e f r epla ces fu Store Open 6 days 0 a m o Fa r m s A reag e anda l s ze A BEAUT F UL BRAND 5 rooms ba semen and ga ra ge loca ed 7 p m J46 Home s Ca l today IT 77.d0 NEW 3 OR 4 BEDROOM m l e off sa le r ou l e 60 109 tf Owne r s ha ve bo ug h t a arge SPL T L EVE L ON A l AC 07 6 W L L P AY -~ - ~~- _ __ _ arm and a e anx ous o se WOODED LOT N A DEAD STOCK S To 2S Acres PER F ECT OCATION WILL remove at a reasonable 2 RM eft c turn sned ar (j ) J 75 A 1 yr o d to a charge ca 245 5514 SEC L U S ON YET ON LY 3 cond $125 mo wat er and MORE AC RE AGE F el ec l c 3 BRs WW ca rpet 212 f M IL E S F ROM HOS P T AL heat pd Prefer person DE S REO L OVe--t:-Y fu basemen t w l h fa m y N w seman Agen cy 446 3643 C IT Y SC H OOL COLON AL 2 .,STORY .t rm v o k.shop. and ga ra ge 96 If D S TR CT L A RGE OAY CARE BEDROOM HOME W IT H Located on S\a e r ou e 60 F AM LY RO OM 2 BATH S SUN VAtl.EY Nursery Schoo s FOR MAL D N NG APT 3 rm I censed by Sta te of Oh o 1 2 V ERY N CE K T CHEN 2 and bath lu BEL EVE TOR NO T We ha ve L ARG E FAM I LY ROOM 2 m l es west of new hasp ta t n shed Ph 6 S36 9 R 2 Pt Oscar Ba rd AR GARAGE F YOU a mod ern 5 y old 3 BR h ome NEW BATH S BRAND Peasant 577 Sun Va ley Dr Pll 446 Doug Wether holt W r:.. N T QUALITY HOM E w lh a fu l basem ent 5 x 20 NEW K TCHEN 2 PATI OS 3657 Day care tha t says we Brcker s I 13 N EXCE LLEN T LR 12 x 20 k ! che n and d n ng YOUR CHO C l;: OF care Madge Hauldr en OFFICE 446 3434 LOC.AT ON Y'OU OWE T rm an d HW I oo s f or on y LA ND HOME A ND 5 A N cnesh re 12x50 2 bdrm Owner Lored th and John ST A TE RT 588 - Very n ce TO YOURSE L F TO SE E S23 000 L oca ed on SR 554 an $39 900 00 NE AR R 0 Hauldren Operators mob e home carp e n L R hree bedroom nome one and easy dr ve o own or h e new TH !~ O N E GRAN DE and f ron t bdrm Extended 114 tf one hal f batns fu y ca peted m ne s L R ut y com w asher ---------------.., ~ one ca garage w h concrete For Rent and dJ ye hoo k up A C $135 dr ve Loca ed on an ce arg e .f'R'EE home demonstrat ons of FA IR V EW SUB D V I S ON ~ mo 367 76.15 Commercoal ot and pr ced r gh a $24 000 Electro ux products Ca I 675 Th s ke new b c k an d LOOKING 3490 bet ween 9 and 10 a m We 11 3 r edwood ranch s one ol a k nd Buoldong For Somethong SPR NG VALLEY Love y also hav e E l ectrolux an d s ocated on a arge 4 ROOM apa r men Pn br ck nome w h hree Cleaners S69 75 and up Fu corn er o n one of our f n er Exira Specoal' 4 000 SQ F EET - PE R 1873 af er 4 bedrooms one and nal ba hs guarantee a eas The K \ chen s com FEC T FOR A NY 7 If n ce k chen ful y ca rpeted 11 3 pet e w th rang e eve eve \ HERE I S A BEA U TY BUS INE SS OR OF F CE S f rep ace and centra a r oven d Sh was her and d sp MO ST A TT RAC TIVE T S NEW A ND N GOOD L ovely of w th a beau t fu GARDENS p owed n V c n ty Of "L - 2BDRM mob ehomesfo Th e LR and den each have EXCE L L ENT FLOOR en! 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N W se m an 446 450u 2x60 mob e home oca ed on Ga t po s Oh o 446 4517 au ndr y m s and ba AC SUB URBANL OT a h ce !eve ot C ose to Bud McGhee 4461255 212 tf ee l ar and gart. down ow Contact Newt Jones hosp a l and Shepp ng cen te payment 1 you 1..o a l f y Rodney Cora Rd C~rseif for you at Po ly s E U REKA Good tour d Oh10 Auct on or we w I buy 1 p ece NE AR CO R /1 Modern 3 BR Ro ney bedroom home ba th l arge or comp e e hou se ho cis hom e w 1: oo s modern Ph 245 9374-245 502_1_ --l-•; me ta garage Located on a Pol y s Auction 537 H gh St k tc h en 2 'Q{ ar age and SOME ONE ro assume l ea se on ,... n ce ot Pr ced a $ 4 000 ~9~ 3509 over 42 a c {) o l ng 3 room u nfurn s hed apar We rent mob1le home loi s 48 If pas ure and woo d Ther e men Ca 446 92 39 a e 5 STATE RT 554 - Good home nol 1ust a place to park your ar en 1 many fa m omes Ke pm w th plenty of room n ce home We have more 19. off~r n s one ar ou nd SWEI::t't:.R Repa r Parts and 11 3 bath part a k t c hen Supp es P ck up and than any mobtle commumty basemen t ove y oca on MORGAN TWP 8J A new del very Dav s Vacuum m Southeastern Oh1o w th three lo s room for a fe nces ba n pond and 7 rm c eaner lh m Je up Georges Pays you if disabled garden Pr ce s 6 qoo ho me Creek Road Ph .446 0294 75 If 2 BR mob e home on Georges fo pe •on o P• u.n he• ttl n•u •ntt u 013 SECOND AVE - Good two CLOSE rr 3 "' on Creek. Road 446 32 0 bedroom home bah na ura ~ C K Snowden s ale cute lOO INSURANCE 1 03 gas heal one car garage AUTO home fe motorcyc e ~ Phone 446 4290 Good ocat on pr ce $ 0 450 LI T T LE Bu sk. n 42 A campers Ray Hawk <146 2300 MOBILE HOME n Ga ll pols 1 sro~.·r fAR~~Uil/Al wood and dea l for hun ng or 75 If or 2 poeple Ph 446 033B BERGER AVE - N ce f ram e recrea on $6 ?00 ' . 10 tf heme w t h fu I basemen !:fETTER JOB S are ava lab e almost new natu a l ga s MORGAN TWP B4 A for GBC graduates Enrol furn ace cealed on an ce eve I E F F C IE N CY apartment most y tractor and now tor next quarter ot Pr ce reduced to s 4 soo second floor pr va te en Gal pol s Bus ness Co l ege trance $95 per month ADD SON Twp - 25 A $4 000 Sf No 71 02 00328 Larg e four Ut t es pad S ngle woman FOURTH AVE 50 90 bedroom home bath forced C TY SC HOOL D ST - 38 A on y Ph 446 4416 after 5 p m a r furn ace good local on on a r ver v ew 103 If up and REDS Barbe r arge lot W I trade or he lp bOokstore HJ a m to 7 p m 1 nance NEAR T MBER R DGE LAKE FURNISHED apartment) rm s Buv set or trade 35 A good barn l arge tob 54 If and bath Corner Court and NEIGHBO RHOOD ROAD ba se Second $140 a ut t es t-1 ce three bedroom sect on a except elec 446 615 or d46 home n c t y schoo d str ct AtiCTrON ~d t t:very nu ~uay MORGAN TWP - 77 A 16 A 1243 natura gas heat w ndow a r The Household Furnoshmgs and Antoque t 1 able 35 A wooded some 7 p m Polly s Aucl on 537 H 109 f tloner and a n ce ot cond Middleport 992 3509 B I com m ere al f mber S33 000 Collectoon Formerly Owned by Mrs • Bessoe pr ce reduced o S12 200 Wade Auct Not respon s ble NEWLY furni s hed apt 154 F rst LOG CAB w th 128 acres of Owner w I he p f nance Mackensen deceased for ace dents hunt ng $.{). reat on and Ave Bachelo r or coup l e al 79 If u t es pa d S140 Pt1 446 About -4V wooded 100 ACRES - Th s s one of he 1615 oe 446 1243 w th a sma V .< runn ng ~ best farms a round n ce 3 pc oak bedroom su tte 4 beds 2 drop l eal tables 2 pte through Located n Green 109 tf mob le nome one arge barn -f eld Twp and Jackson Co safes kitchen cabtnet Home Comfort range wa lnut and some other bu ld ngs ' tobacco base two ponds app clothes press walnut wardrobe Foster heat ng stove on~ Ranny Blackbur" -40 acres t liabl e ground good Branch Manager large of cha rs and rockers 6 ron kettles from I qt s ze da ry on beef farm Located to 100 gal walnut dresser walnut marble top dresser on Rt 554 beautiful 2 trunks one camel back very old sew ng HOUSE n B dwel Ph 446 4570 mach ne 2 couches school masters desk small desk dO ACRES Vacant and 108 6 ocated n Harr son TWp wash stands severa l chests 2 dove tat! tool boxes fan Good tor hunt ng bu d ng or n ng m II small corn sheller hand gr st m II apple peeler nvestment what not shelves old ce box Cut glass pressed glass carnival glass Qld cans 2ACRES - Lo11ely bu d ng s te campa gn buttons Roseville pottery ptctures and with trees Located ust off Rt 141 on Rt 775 frames aladdtn lamp s o I lamps wall bracket 011 lamps FULL OR PARTTIME p t cher and bowl set old bottles IUQS and jars old books WE buy sel or trade f you German B ble over 100 years old vases old d shes comb have a home or acreage to se I We sell anything for and brush sets 3 Currer I thographs candl e holders mllk or trade ca Oh o R ver anybody at our Auct1an glass 1 old watches old spectacles spooners p tchers Realty today we 1 be glad to he p you Barn or tn your home For blue ware apothecary scales w1th German we ghts & Even ngs Call446 4244 tintypes sterescope cusp1dor salt cellars old V of n onformatlon and pockup John Fuller 446 4l21 marked as repa red 1870 stand tables mtnk stole 2 old servoce call256 6967 after 5 radios ron stone fa ry lamps pm ALMOST new coun ry home w tn bus ness opportun ty for Every Saturday Noght right party A I e ectr c Sale Will be held at Gall! a Co Fa1r Ground & At7p m modern 2 or 3 bdrm w th John McNerll & Harold Flax Aucl paneled game room young 95 Rose B1bbee and S 0 Forth Clerks orchard and garden 7 m es from Gall pols Ph Hun LI/INCH WILL BE SERVED t ngton 691 7425 after 6 p ~ · In Case of Rain Sale will be Held on rreVIOUS Day 08101 Corner exciting new homes Many new homesawa t your Inspect on nth s well planned community $20 000 ncludmg lot garage central sewage underground ut I t es cho ce of carpet colors cab nets plumb ng components and ranch style Guaran teed comp etlon date upon quail cat on Farmers Home Admin stratton L oans '$290 down payment '$155 month y 8 • oct Inte rest '140.00 PER WEEK KNOTTS AUCTION BARN Men needed to work m Galha Mason Counties No expertence necessary Most have dwn car and neat m ap Tuesday pearance Call Monday only, SWAIN 446-0677 ( OWNER HA S BEEN T R A N S h s F ER RED and offer s ove y 3 BR home on H edgewood Dr ve for on y !.23 000 1 you ke y con ve n ences and o s ol room see h s one Secunty Guards AGENCY World's Larg"st THE LEADER SINCE 1900 IN SERVING THE NATIONS BUYERS & SELLERS Ph '46 0008 INE XPE N S VE CO UNTRY LIV NG L ke new 2x65 mob te hom e s s tu a ed on a one and one h rd acre o n Add son Twp w ll pen Y of oom for a large lawn ga den and p ayg ound fo ne k ds Ins d e h e c omp e e y fur I nd 1 n shed hom e yo u w BR s ball s age lv nQ and d n ng a ea aund Y oom and a r cond ton ng See th s one WANTED WISEMAN REALTY REALTY H OUSET RAI LER cu/.1 oca eQ 2 m es from own ~!i'i ut es pa d No c h dr en SOLID COMFORT 37 9 231!0 O N E LARGE ACRE ol 23 oea ut fu shade re es an d w e I es ab l s hed lawn s h (' per l 2X60 2 BDRM mob e ho me fee se ng fo l h s 6 oom C!.Y m s on pr va e ot SI SO and bath an ch stye hom e mo Ca 446 97 0 al e 5 p m Ca p el ed la m v oom and 26 L R FA f u na ce r ur a wa e pa o a pano am v ew I rom MOB LE home 2 b ed oom a r ne ar ge porc h over s ze 10x60 edge o cond on ed qa rd en p en l v u r ees town No more han one n ce bu d ng o A h s fo ntan ch d .dA6 062 2 on ly S 7 c;l00 I 12 3 3 BDRM b c k house 9523 1HE OHIO RIVER Realty Help Wanted Haordresser care But the one we ov e s seep ng ther e The pa n o par ng w th ou ! 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CONSTRUCTION N LOV N C lH' nry o ou Mott1 er Mrs Co rnel a Hut WALNUT t imber stand n g o cut w I pa y op do a Ph ch nson who en ~ ed nto 446 3,9 87 etern a l est May 10 1973 1 3 It s only a g av e ha st I need s POLLY S AUCT ON se ng re a and Who esal e open Monday thru Satu day 10 a m to 5 30 Ca 1 99 2 35 09 or stop by 537 H gh s M d dlepo t 10 30 12 MEN NEEDED Real Estate For Sale WantP.tt To Buy Not1ce Full or Parthme Wanted To Do c. U ST OM sew ng alt er a t ons on al ype s of c o th ng fur s reweav ng Phone 446 752 0 or 4J6 177 1 90 ff DITCHING SERVICE Also: Middleport PRE FABRICATED Phone And Set Up 586 Locust St ASK US ABOUT FIRE DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT EXTINGUISHER SALES & SERVICE HOME ALARMS all deluxe Delivered NEW OPPORTUNITY N A T ONAL Compan y seek ng qu a f ed nd v dua o supp Y company e.s l a bl sh ed ac count s w f h ma or I n es of r ecord a bu ms N o se ng Pa 0 fu 1 m e Ex ce en ! nc ome poss b es w h $3 500 nves men If you a e s n cere and ook ng tor a bu s ness ot you own ca CO LLE CT or M E 0 I 2 4 66 9208 Pomeroy ANTIQUES AND OLD ITEMS lh M. WEST ON RT 124 TOWARDS RUTLAND - OFF RT 7 BYPASS TransmiSSIOn Business Opportumbes SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ph 992 2174 B&S MOBILE HOMES Pt Pl easa nt 1972 Roya Embassy 2x 65 2 BR 1970 F ee twood '2x64 3 BR 1969 sa 2x60 3 BR 1969 Mona rch 2)160 2 BR 968 v nda e 12x65 2 BR 1968 S a esman 2x60 2 BR 1970 V rg nan 2x 4.d 2 BR 966 Grea t L akes 2x60 2 BR 966 Holy Pa k \? x60 2 BR 967 F on er I OxSO 2BR 964 Pa kwood 10x56 2 BR 963 Champ on Ox50 2 BR 962 Ga dner l 0x55 2 BR Olf -------------- PUBLIC AUCTION All Other Homes Reducod In ~Ice' All Mechanoca I Work AIR CONDITION NOW 7 EXPERIENCED Mobile Homes For Sale time ------- and Open 8 T 15 Monday thru Saturday 606 E Matn Pomeroy 0 Our 992 3525 or 992 5232 Estimates SEP T I C TANKS eaned Mo dern San tat on 992 3954 or 991 7349 0 23 tfc N E GLER Bu ld ng Supp y for bu ld ng hou ses phone 949 READY MIX CONCRETE 3604 call Guy Ne gler de ve ed r ght to your Rae ne Oh o projec t Fast and easy F r ee 5 3 26tc es t mates Phon e 992 3284 --- Goe g l e n Ready M x Co A UTOMOBILE nsu ance been M ddleport Oh o cance ed" Lost your 6 30 ttc operator s 1 cense Ca l 992 --~------------7428 c B RAD FOR 0 Auctioneer 6 15 tf c Com ol ete Serv ce Phone 949 3821 or 949 31 61 DON T fUSS don t CUSS turn RacneOho over unk au omob es to us C tt Bradford W 1 t:~av $5 for old junK cars 5 t tfc Phone 1 (304 773 51!90 R vers de Auto wrecK ng 4 9 26tc bath 992 2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto 5 E P T--Cc--~c T-A-:N·_--: Kc S___A :-:: R0 BIC turn s hong s BRAKE INSPECTION Stop PHONE Noght TANKS c l eaned Ph 446 ales 47 82 Ga l po l s Joh Ru sse l ov ne r and opera o 5 2 tt c carpeted house typ e doors s torms ra sed roof - G UARANTEED-- eay 992 7089 ree Garage e~s onaO i e RICHARDSON 3 BEDROOMS e l ect roc I SEPT C 64X14 Total DAY OR NIGHT W IL L m o c ut trees and sh r ubbery Also clean out ba se m en t s a tt cs e c Phone 949 322 0 742 4441 4 23 26tc WE HAVE TH E BUY ERS YOU H AVE THE HOME TO SELL SEE US TODAY D PEN- R.oger Hysel s Ga rag e near Cross ro ads on Sta te Roue 24 8 30 to 6 p m Monday throu gh Saturday Phone 992 5682 o 992 712 .d 12 26tc OFFICE SUPPLIES FURNITURE • In and See 086 On Most Amer can Cars ~: -;============~ :===========::-.~ PRICE BEDFORD TOWNSHIP 205 acres home ha s 7 rooms and bath natural gas heat New 3 sto y barn 3 01.1 t bu ld ng s stocked lake 100 ac r es fen ced l ot s o wa nut map le & h1 c ko 'y 3 c eek s By a ppo ntn en I on y $46 000 00 POMEROY R ecent y eno va t ed 6 ooms & bat h b asement ou bu l d ng almost 1 ew furna ce $4 500 00 MIDDLEPORT Mode n bu ld ng w t h bu s ness room & lovely 3 BR apartm en modern k tch en 1 1 baths d n ng room gas hot wa t er heat 2 garages Car peted H W f oars T UPPERS PLAIN S Lov e y br ck 3 B R ba h modern k t ch en w th d n ng bar d n ng room basen en t H W f oars some ca rpet ng detached ga rag e 2 eve lot s n new add t on S22 500 00 969 O L DSMOB LE 96 2 d har dtop w h te w th b ac k top powe steer ng v ny po wer brakes po wer sea s power w ndow s good re s new Sea s d e hard ba ll erv $ 295 Phon e 992 5993 5 9 3 p Pomeroy Floor Dosplay Now under new POMEROY J BEDRO OM hou se loc a ed one m e from c y I m ts on Ro ul e 7 New y emode led k tch en I v ng room w th bat h and ut ty room f n te es t ed ca I 992 51 28 5 8 6\ c RACINE GARAGE N l nd Ave BA RGA N 606 E Maon PH. 949-3611 All WEATHER HARDWARE MAIN For Rent or Sale 3 AED J< OOMS LARGE K I T KE NEW CA RPET A UM SI D N G OWNER W L HELP F N A N CE F OR QUA L F ED B UY ER PR CED B E LOW MARKE ' 2 000 cE PRE ST G E und er cons del uxe ho 992 2094 COMM UN TY se rv ce stat on musf b e ove 40 and must have Kno w edge of a I se v ce sa ! on wo k Fr ng e benef s alt er yea r Spa ky s Sunoco Ga PO s 205 Sec ond Ave 446 4839 WELL FL LOT L'\ ND SCAP ETDWENT ES PR CEO M 0 fi.R QO O Pnonc EXI"ERT Wheel A11gnment •5.55 POMEROY HOME & AUTO and NO Mobile Homes For Sale • P<l s ('pa r lawn mowers and g <+ den tra ctor s N FREE ~() AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR we: Business Opportumlles Auto Sales app tances c oth ng d shes and m sc Rt 33 oppos l e tra11er court Hartford W va 4 o tfc Ga W LL now w h scylhC' o power n owe Phone 'l 5 35 5 ' 3 -------------- -------------A TO z Mart used furn sned COMPLETE WISEMAN A(, l 7 BED R OOM ou se n M d epor N.ew k. ch c a d nc l uded ba h app 'l nce Ca 997. 53 0 2 76 c 5 Jill< p 0 s For Sale or Trade KOSCCT KOS MET CS & WIG S For a good 1 ne of Cosmet cs fr endly ser v ce and someone to chat w lh give me a ca I He en Ja ne Brown 99 2 5113 3 19 l c 0 1 6 LET Poly s Auct on se t for vou the Auct on Way We 537 H gh Street p ckup M ddlepo Phone 992 3509 5 7 JOtc TRADE a 197:.1 centur y Buck. 2 d hard op mag wh ee s a POLLY S Auct on se I ng reta I tow m eage for a 19 73 74 and wholesale Open Monday ton Chev o e p ckup Ph on e through Satu day 10 a m to 985 391 2 5 30 p m Cal 992 3509 or stop 5 03 p by 537 H gh St ee t M d d epor 5 7 26tc s ' R y p 0 y 3 ( CONCERNING Ma rk 16 16 n th e B b e Is there a pa sale o ren n HOUSE fo t cu ar bapt sm r efer red to by h ec Ru st c H Is Syracuse wn ch any m gh l b e save d? 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ANY wf' ks o MOTHERS D y owe S conb naonpo s mun ge an ums be~o as a v de va e l y o hang ng b s k.c s and fa so f annua s C e un f-a s a d G ~;;en ou Sf' Ce r a d c C e d ~" on o RUMMAGE SALE Pry MOB LE H OME v h I p ou po ch awn ng un de p n ng bu d ng Srart ng Monday 9 ul I y bu d ng $2 500 P one a m to 4 p m Lots of n ce 67 5 4576 teenagers c loth es 5 '} 5 p 5 9 4 p MEIGS Counly Humane Soc ety Thr ft Shop open 0 a m t 4 30 p m every Fr day and Saturday New use d stock arr v ng week y C o t hlng collect bles app an ces treasure s record s p c tures books li!m ps toys Locat ed across from Pom eroy Pos Olf ce 5 2 tfc ous e w l h b h en w h ? cr s 1r c M DEEM Cus ton Bu c h c-r 1 Mea P ocess q P pn ~ 667 3608 Coo v c Oh o 5 5 26 p ' Card of Thanks 5 Not1ce Sunday May 12 1974 For Fast Results Use The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds Real Estate For Sale Pols For Sale Sentinel • AUCTION SERVICE --- ----- ----- Models Open Oa1fy 1 appointment Phone Z0-53CtJ RANCHO REALTORS ''the home �' .J The SWlday Times. Sentinel, Stu1day, May 12, J!l74 27 - For Sale 26 -- l'!le Stu1day Times- Sentinel. SWlday, May 12,1974 Real Estate For Sale RUSSEL~ WOOD MEALTOR ' '2895 4-door . less than 3,500 m iles , gr een fini sh, green v iny l int er ior t r im , 350 V-8, t inted glass, factory a ir condi tioned , AM radi o, floor mats, body prot ect ive mold ing, powe r steer ing , power bra kes. tur OO h yd~a m at i c. ex ter ior decor package, com fort ilt stee ring wheeL wheel co ver & whit e wall t ;res . V E RY N ICE & LOAD ED WI TH E XTRA S. 1973 CHEVROLET CAPRICE .........$3895 ·4-door lu xury car, w hite f inish, vin yl roo f. green interi or tr im , tinted glass , factory ~ a ir, standa rd V-8, po we r stee r ing , power_ br akes, si de protec t ive molding , H78 Whi te-Wall -Ti r es, bum per gua rds, rad io w ith tap e. 1973 OfEVROLET NOVA .............$2595 Custom Ha tchba ck coupe, dark gree n fin ish, like new w hite wall tir es. f.u ll w heel covers. protective sid e moldings, power brakes, r adio , 6-cylinder engine, w ith standard transm ;ss ;on . A V ER'r' POPULAR MODEL & ONE THAT W ILL PLEASE 'r' OU . 1971 IMPALA CUSTOM CPE.. ..... s1995 Local owner, new w -w tires, V-8 engine with 'power steer ing & brakes, aqua f i ni sh, blk . 'linyl roof, dark in terior, fac tor y a ir conditioned, rad io. - See this one. 1971 DODGE CQRONEf............. s1695 3 BEDRO OM fram e ho me 1n Gallipo li r • .. ho ot D is lr i ct. Moder n 1. ••i lh carp et_ed 20 x 20 l iv •. V-{,A~ · famt i Y room in base, U ga rag e, stor m door s a n ~ ...,indow s, hardwood floor s. s:ts.ooo. S..n Station Wagon, local car , like new , 1s t line tires, automatic, gold f inish , cl ean interior, 318-V-8, power steer ing , & automatic tran s. 1970 NOVA CPE.. ..................... $1545 10 ACRE S of land on State Ro ad , rura l water . larg e barn . no dwel ling $6,500 . Ph MILES from Rout e 7 on Raccoon Creek . A mob ile hom e set up on large lot 80' x 200 • to center of Raccoon with county water tap paid and has septi c lank , bottled gas furnaCe , furnish ed w it h dishes . 2 bedrooms , master bedroom with king size bed . 1112 ba th, 3 a ir condit ion er s, large front cover patio. TV in l i ving room , carpeted, beauti ful kitchen and nice toot shed , flood l ight and lots of shad e tre es: bo~ t dock . Locall owner car, good tires, 6 cyl. with automati c trans. rad io, blue finish, spotless clean blue interior . 1970 FORD MAVERICK ............. ..S1445 Local 1 owner , good tires, 6 cyl. with automati c trans. , radio. blue finish. spotless clean blue interior . 1969 CHEVELLE HARDTOP COUPE 51595 MALl BU V-8 engine , automatic transn:'isslon. pow_er steering, radio. dark red fini sh, vinyllntenor , good wh 1te wall tires . Local I owner trade in with low mileage . Like new 1st line tires, console, bucket seats, radio, V-8 with automatic & P · steering . Sport decal with orange finish. NEW 74 CHEVROLET TRUCK INVENTORY · 6x8 Cylinder PICKUPS - CHEVY VAN- SPORT VAN- STEP VAN - 4-WHEEL DRIVES- PICKUPS & SUBURBANS .. "WE RUN AVERY SIMPLE BUSINESS" We Sell & "Service Chevrolet Cars & Trucks . POMEROY MOTOR CO. "YoJJr Chevy Dealer" Open Eves. II 8 Re~l Real Estate for Sale 77ACRE c attl e farmonR t 141; good 2 bdrm . tlom e, dr illed we ll. b ath , good b arn , c l ean pa sture Ph . 37 9-2670. 11 1 -ii 2 BDRM . hom e In Rio Grand e. Clos e to s c hool. P h 245 -5593. 111•6 FO R Sat e by Owner a ll -el ect r ic mobi le hom e on large lot, l ar ge b ack po r ch, ut i l ity room, tool shed, lar ge ga r age, pa t io, r ural wa t er . In Por te r . Ph . 389 -9931. 111 -3 LO TS in Pl anfz S ubdiv i s io~ . Ph on e 446 -03 90 . --------------- 68 ·ff BY own er , house and r en tals, cor ner lot. room for trai ler cour t or busi ness . $27, 000 , Rio Gr ande . Ph . 145 -51 47. 11 2 3 - - -- - -- - ----- - - '2595 1971 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1971 PONTIAC CATALINA 4 Door , V-8. auto .. cover s, extra nice. '1595 ADD I~ UN - 4 bdrm . fram -t' Ran ch, on a lar.ge flat lot. Ha s ev erything ,· all carp et O'l er H w ., cen. ai r, F .P. in r ec. rm ., liv . rm . 15' x 26' and a k itchen th e Mrs. w ill lov e. All thi s for $32,500. 1970 VOLKSWAGEN . Radio. auto. 1969 PLYMOUTH 2 DR. Hardtop, V-8, auto ., radio , fact. air , power ;harp . Estate For Sale 10 ACRES of vacant land on Morgan Lane , SA,OOO ; 6 room house w i th bath near Mer ce r vi lle w ith lf2 acre , 59 ,500 ,· 1 - 1969 Ch e 'ly Flickup truck. , ,$ 1,000 ; 1 1968 Ford F a irlan e, SJ OO. Ph . .446 -3608. 111 -4 All new brick home with a finished family room in the full basement . Has 3 spacious bedrooms, fourt~ bedroom or workshop could be in the basement. All el ectric with central air conditioning, two car garage with electric door, very attractive kitchen with range, dishwasher, disposal. dining areai opens onto a large patio, 1112 baths, beautiful carpeting . This house is on a a large flat lot. Also another lot bi:!si~e it can be boUght with it . Reasonable down payment · land contract . will trade. Owner will help finance. Phone 446-1079 . 446-1854. Neal Realty INSPECTION SPECIAL 1. CLEAN AND INSI'ECT FRONT BlAKE LININGS 2. REPACII. AND ADJUST fRONT Wlff!l BEARINGS 3. INSI'ECT FRONT WIIEEL CYLINDERS 4. OVIRHAUL FRONT SELF-ADJUSTEIIS '2095 Light green, green vinyl roof & inter ior, full po wer equip ., factory air , 8,300 mil es. 1-'73 Cadillac ---------------~--------· KARR & VAN ZANDT 6. PIIESSIJII CHECK POWER iooSTER 7. CLUN ANO INSI'ECT REAR BlAKES 8. INSI'ECT REAR AXLE SEAlS Pom eroy MISLEAD .•• Your Valuable Properties Deserve Tho Best Protect,Pn Available At Any Prl~,e1 EXTERMITAL TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL SERVICE -------------ALBERT EHIIIAN Water Del ivery Serv ice Patriot Star Rt., Gallipol is . P.h . 379 ·2133 24 3.tf . , \ .. ' ,. .. ' " ;. j 1 . 1 ·' --r--:--.-----I u 111f a. o. ~ $3995 6477 112 I "DALM AT IAN , Pl antation . over population! Puppies, pr iced low to go . Ph 367 7191 11 2 6 - 1971 TOYOTA Corona Mark II . 2 door ha r d top, \lin VI top , qood cond1tion Ph 446 7807 112 3 854 Second , 446·9523 NEW 3 pc . Span is h st yle bedroom su ite $179.95. Reg . $199.95 . New 2 pc . sofa bed suite with strong beau tiful 2 tone Her culon cover , $199 .95. New ' S pc . Mapl e d inet te sets $129.95. .. UMBAUGH =o:~ New Low-Cost Buildings in Commercial Indu s trial Ho rse Barn s AND Umbaugh Builds Year- Round GOOD cle?~n lump and stoke r coal . Ca rl Winte r s, Rio Grande Ph 2d5 511 5 I l l If .Write !614l 363- 1901 or Call Dela w are .Oh;o 4301 5 3777 West State St. C 0 II ec t Rte. 37 ~-~ l&M Phone 592-4491 DA TSON Phone 592-4463 - lll . J ----- - --------------1962 BUIC K. fu l ly equipped , good run ning condi t ion , S200 . Phone 256 1444, 110 -J Parson's --------------- __ _ _ _ _ _ ...... RIVERSIDE AMC-~EEP ~N WATTS VOL~SWAGEN _ .!.~; _____ "NEW and use d etect r oni 1 c alculators , S.49 .95 and up Adding .macrhines , ty p ewriters . slm mons ·Prin t ing , 17 .If !OTeA Lb;kk-;.;; ;-~~ terns , si m ple and easy fo r al l busiroesses and fa r ming . Why pe~y mor e . 77 -tf I - - -- - - - - - -.-l.. __ _ . . '-~ '., For Sale ll'f63 VW $200 . Cal l after 6 p. m . ' 141S Eastern Ave . or all day Thu r sday and USED FURNITURE Saturday . Ph . 37 9-2354. 110·3 HA S plen ty of good used F ur niture . Refr i gerators $1 9. 95 an d up ; co_u ch es S10 and up ; 1973 KIRKWOOD mobi le home , good used co lor T .V .; Sto v es 2 BR , shag ca rpet . leaving - elec. and gas , 110 an d up ; area, mus t sell. Ph . 245-9348 after 6 p , m . twin an d tull size beds ; bedroo m sui t f'S ; c.ha irs ; and 110-12 dine tt e sets . Good use d ---- -----~- ---me r chan d ise arr i 'l in g · APPROX IMA TELY SO Rosa weekly . New store ho ur s for Mul ti f lora plant s for $5.00. the 1415 E as tern Ave. stor e Suitable for liv ing fence for are : 8-8 .... ~ on .- T h ur s ., · fa r m . Must be dug . L es Sponagle , Crown City, Ph. Fr iday -Satur da y V-S. 25 6-6538 . 58-tf 110-2 ~D OUB L E wi de n1obi l e hom e 1968 FOR,D GalaKie· 500, ex and lo t , central air con . cellent condit ion, .:~ir , ·ta pe d1t10n lng Lo cat ed at Ke rr ptaye~ . wi th 4 spe akers . disc Ph ot46. 1502 br akes , p owe r steer ing , tin te d 62.tf wi ndsh ,i eld , bu r gla r pro of ---~-,- ---------~ !ock:s . S700 . Ph . 675 ·4848 . 1100 DOWN 110 ,3 3 OR 4 bedroom on your lot . ~--=----==- --------,-- ..- . Cl ar k R l dg ~ Homes, 1 to s LIME ST ONE for drivew ays Dally . F=' h . 446 -9774. ~ c;a r l Win te r s. Ph . 245 -5115 . l .t-tf ' 10-t1 . Upper River Road Gallipolis, Ohio Pilone 446- 9800 I •Dodge Cars PAIR pon 1es. 5 vr s old Emory Gor don . Ch eshi r e, Ohio . 111 4 PINE RIDGE COLLIE S AKC reg is ter ed f ~m ale col l ie pups , sable and wh ite. Lass ie type . Gra nddau ghters of Champ io n Egber t's Ma r ksman Ph 61.~ - 256 - 1267 . 110 3 Dwight Stevers, John Sang, Larry Daugherty, Jeff Schenerlein at: ., 1l 1 4 197) CHEVY 1? T pick. up, V 8, standar d tr ansmission . Ph 2JS -S050 111 3 ST ERE O Wi lh r adio, F M -AM . Ph . 446 7851 . 108 6 . SEE: •CAPRI eDATSUN eSUBARU •COUGAR --~---· 4 WOOD p icnic l ables. 7f t ., S35. See or ca ll Herman Skaggs . Ph . 446 0572 ~ 1-CJS Fairway green, 6 cyl., 3 speed , black top. " -1-Pickup V-8, auto ., Quadra- Trac. radio. P.S. , 2 tone. A sharp _pick up . ·! -Cherokee V-8, auto., Quadra - Trac . radio, P.S., Blue & White. . ~Wagoneer's- 1 Green - 1 Red • 1 Yellow (air cond. ) eMERCURY MONTEGO •cOMET 11l 3 -----~--- 1966 WH ITE Oldsmobile , V -8, 5 match ing mag wheels, 15". Ph . ~·1 6 3427 alter 4. 4 WHEEL DRIVES •LINCOLN CONTINENTAL •MARK IV Ph 245 - 'I l I -3 We have had the Jeep line approximately 1 yr . ' now and thanks to yOJJ our customers , we have ·not been able to a~;cumulate• any Jeep products. Now, due to the factory increased production we can offer you, our future customers, the following: YOUR DEALER FOR •Sportsman Vans ------- ~ PL A NT S, Floy d E rit 512 .:l . 19 72 SPOR T Custom Ford pickup 302, V 8 engine . ~all 4•16 -3966 . IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THAT "WE FINALLY HAVE SOME JEEPS IN STOCK" 600 E. SfATE ST. & 1200 E. STATE ST. ATHENS, OHIO •Dodge Tr_ucks . HOLSTEI N . fr esh and spr inger hei fer s. Pr. . 614 286 -?4 96 RIVERSIDE AMC-JEEP DALE R. SANDERS INC. NOW YOU CAN SAVE 1967 COUGAR . good condi t ion . Ph 256 1389 111 .] - ------------ 00 '· E BLA CK POWD ER Muz zle Loading Gun Sup plies . P ioneer Souven1rs . BLACK POWD ER T RADING CO. at Point Pl eas ant Battle Monumenl , 11 -7: 00 Wed. Thru Sun . 675 -S531 . s Dwight Stevers, Sales Manager at '' •COURTEOUS SALESMENe for Sale eng ine, exc !!tl ent condition , best offer , 256 -l-444 anyti m e. 110-3 19 60 THU NDERB I RD, ex · ce l le n t condition . For r est oration , $250. Cal l 367 TRA ILER , 1973, 14x 65 . Tak e 7237 . over payments . Catl 379-23 47 107 6 after .4 . 96 ·1f -------------CONSERV·E· -F UE L -~---------- -USE you r f irepl ace for ex tra h eat. We hav e good Wes t 4 MOBILE hom es. 2 - 1973 2 V irginia chunk and eg g co al. bdrm s. 12 x 50 ; 1 - 1969 3 Hig h In BTU. low ash, also bdrm . 12x 65 ; 1 - 1959 2 bdr m . stoke r and Ohio lump . l0x 50. Ph . 742-5980 . Galli polis Block and Coal Co . 108-tf Ph . 446 2783 for sale _ _ _ _ .._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ "1:1 5-tl INCREASE I The Clo ser You Look the Better We Look 19 73 F I SHIN G boot , frbergla ss. 12 II , With M urr ay trai lcr J ll'f66 Evin r ude S h,p motor Ph J88 87,1d . 112 6 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO MOTHER ' S Day Flowers , Hanging bukets, cqm blnatlons ; ' potted piUts : Terrarium , Sus ife ' s Greenhouse , 6 m lies wes on St. Rt . 588 . 446-4610 . BUY NOW BEFORE THE PRICE ll'f6 7 M ERCURY Montc l vir . goo d cond ., 45. 000 actu a l miles One own er Ph 156 Nu~D'FURNI.TURE SMITH BUICK· PONTIAC. INC•. •• j,•r - 16FT . Owens Ski ss Cr,l lt , c<~bin 1= ru ise r . Complc l c t y se lf conlillned. carpet throughout. sle eps 4. many marine cx.tras Very good condi t ion, tr a iler illcluded . Contac t Ray Brumley il l Ga ll ipoli s. Boat RICE'S Offerecr-:---- __________ _ 1t'f 74 FORD . 196.1 GMC P ic kup 1965 VW Beetle , A 1 shape ..t r ooms of furniture . ho uqh t new . 7 mos Phone 1S6 1133 between 11 am 8 p m Leav1nq town 11 7 6. 1967 AP ACHE Mesha c am per. hardtop . fol d down , c ~H -pet. ST A RCR A FT camp ers Se r vice ice chest . utili t y box Ph '' '' 6 and qual i fy . Reese hitc hes J389 . and aut o-awn ing s, 25 pet . off . 11 2 3 Camp Conley Star cra ft Sa tes _ 97 tf 1970 OPEL. good economy car rAL L TY PES of bu i ld i n g - Pr ice reduCed Ph -1.16 3876 or ~ ee Lo nn ie Boqqs . maTer ials, block , br ic k, sewe r pi pes , windows , lintels . et c. --- ----~--- ----~ 12 6 Claude Winters , Rio Grande ,· 1974 JAVELIN , automatic, P S.. 0 . Phone 24 5-51 21 after 5. l ik e new . Mu st sell, leaving 123-H ar ea . Ph . 367 7!14 . 11 7 8 WAS '4695.00 NOW ONLY sp'r i rlq 112 If In Air conditioning, power windows, power seat, 60 -40, Cruise ControL extra nice . ,,•. . ----'----------- ' Ph. 446-9800 ; Gallipolis, BUY OF THE ·MONTH 1973 BUICK ELECTRA CUSTOM 4 DOOR HDTP --------------- Ph. 992.2174 Pomeroy, Ohio · Where The CuStomer is No . 1 Rem.e mber we built our business on ·service & 110w S:fa.rvice is build-ing . our ' business. • MODEL .1111 ~-· - --------------- NEW CARPET lor YDlH houscc le.:Jn onq 9x 17 -------------- To qualified credit buyers, the balance due ;s 52500 .00 payable in 42 monthly payments. Interest, credit life Insurance, diabi lity insurance is $642 .18. A. P.R. Interest is 11.03 pet. per yr. Total contract financed is S3W . 18. State tax and registration fees not Included as they are dependent upon state of reg istration. - -BANKS- TREE SERvlc;E-; 1~5-tf FREE estimates , ·l iability in ...' - - -- -- - - - - - - - - surance . Pr un ing , t rimm lno AKC reg . Cairn puppies. Ph . and cavlty work , tree and 388 -8738 . stump removal. Ph . 446-4953 195 -8 73 -it -;-~----.--- ---- .....~ . ·- -1974' USED Zig Zag sel' lng ' ROOFIN~ and gutte·r work . machine , good condilion .~ ill . Also built up roofing . 388-8507 .' sell for $36.50 or deposit~ for 220-tf cash . Call 446 -0255. --------------BLOWN INSULATION . Second Av enu e U SE D F U RN I TURE DINE TT E se t <lnd 6 c he~irs . doubl e Clc c: tr •c ove n. M<1q1c Chef , I c tottwc;; dryer bt ,lc k rcc l 1n er -------------1970 228 CAMERO 350, 4 sp new "• --------------- 500 E ..Main v.w. -, In stock & ready to go with undercoat, air lite _puncture seal, outside mirror, tool kit & Owner's Security Blanket Guarantee. Upper Rt. 7 •• In wa l ls, and attics. Russ ell 's GENE PLANTs& SON ~tvices New GMC ' 11 · Plumb•ng , 44 6-4782 . p'a id. "PLUMBING - Heat ing - Air · TruCk Headquarters : ' 80-tf 1968 112 ton GMC pickup · Contlitioning , 300 Fourth Ave . TO-OL sharpening , saws, 29 ACRE farm, good 7 room Ph . 446 -1637. scissors, shear s,r, home and .1967 1/2 T . Ford P.U . farm home wi th bath , barn , . 48 -11 garden tool s. Snarp Shop, SANOY & BEAVER: Insurance 1965 V:1 T . FMC Pickup '*r · Co . ha s offered serv ices for 1969 112 T . GMC PU tob . base , pond , good tenets . - - -- - - - - - - -- - Alley rear. 147 Second . Fire Insurance cove'r age In 1971 Chevy 3 T . dump CARTER 'S PL UMBING 216-tl Gall la County for almos-t a 1972 '4 T . GMC NEW hom es, Sl6,00o and _ up , AND HEATING Century . Farms , homes and 1969 Dodge Stat ion Wagon • your lot or ours . Many styles Cor'. Fourth & P ine WA SHER , dryer and personal property cov~rages 1967 •;, ton Chevy pickup ' to choose from . . Phone 446-3888 or 446-4477 refrige r ator r epair No afe available to meet ln - 1968 1/ 2 T. GMC P ickup -., Col. Jay Shepp• rd, 446 ·0001 165-lo c harge for ser'lice' call If we d•~ldual needs . Conta ct vour 1969 1h T. GMC PU 41 Col. "Red" H•gtey , 446-0002 can't f ix you r app li an ce. Ph . ne•oh~or and agent , Lewis RUSSELL'S 1968 'h T . GMC PU • 675-4242. . tiugfles . PLUMBING & HEATING 1967 1h T . GMC PU " 254-tl Gallipolis, 4U-478'l 109-6 1969 'h T. GMC PU 1971 ~ T . Ford ·Pu 297-t f ~ EVER S TrUck-S~Vlce~n - 0 -~~---------nounc es the opening of 24 hour · P: · Mart in & sOn Wate 1 . 19.67 1f2 T . GMC Pickup Buv direct frpm owner , lots DEWITT 'S PLUMBING road servi ce in Ga!lipolis and De t ..,erv Serv ice . Your 1968 1h T . GMC pickup in _1he citv or country or AND HEATIN·G Pll f ronage Will ~. . a a Lo at ed o 1961 112 T . Chevy Pickup • 0 d 1p surr re . c Roadn, , pre C:Ja . ted . Ph. 446-04?3. acr e age : CoMpare ijoute 160 at EVergreen I972 ·1J, T . Ford Pickup : F airfun ie ldmg · Church ... anywhere. Look at the rest, Phone 446-273 5 "~~ Ga l lipol is·, we are ori call 2 ~ __ 2-tf, 1971 GMC Suburban 187-t . f'tours a day , 1 days a w e~k . ___,___.:._ -- 6~z~ E --,.__..:...-; ..J 1972 chevrolet 'h T.' PU · •., then buy the best. 2 large . SOMMERSG.M.C. Ph ~ 614 .446 ·9329 or 011 your C'B' 'LAN'o R W~R.K · hOuses for sale in the city . STANDARD TRUCKS, INC · radio , c all B ig Oadd v .-: hour c~~a;/!J OC.I P~nds1 S1.t Robert A. Ou~n , 1024 Plumb ing & -HeaT ing 133 Pine st, · · '10 u ar ..,, Phone .56. Ch 1 · 485 or - 643-2960. .· a.n..~e~. Seciind Ave., 446-0168. I 446-2532 . I · . 214 Ulird Ave ., ~46 - 3782 . . 51 _11 1 ' -187 -tt - - - - - , - - - - - -- - - , I I 11-tf - -:---...1-•__ \.;_.,J....- • "T"- ··-tf 1. . , \ 1 5 ACRES. Rt. 218, water tap Smith Nelson Motors Inc. Per Month DON WATTS V.W., INC. •'. ------------- Sat. l 11 l 1973 FREEDOM Mob il e Hom e 14 x 70, tip -out on living room . Many extras . Call 2-45-5069 after 5 ex cept weekends . 1Q2.tf '.•. ' Central Air Conditioning & Heating Free Eslimares Stewart's Co., Inc. Gallipolis, Ohio, 441li -2270 144 . 16 S E"P rfc TANK CLEANING AND REPAIR, ALSO HO U SE WRECKING . Ph . 446 - 949~' . Established in 1940. , 169-tt Camping Equipment eal Esta.te For Sale ·•• ·- . ' BE -G~L ~ E·N W;:A:;;T:;;E!';iRm's lo••••••••••••""!!~-~""!!~"'!"-•'!"•.1 R '. TERMITE PEST CONTROL FREE Inspec tion . Call 446-3 245 . M errill . O' Dell , Operator by E xt ermina ! Termite Service, .0 Belmont Dr . 267.,tt , See one of these courte-o us salesmen: Pete Burris Lloyd Me Laughlin Marvin Keebaugh PIW:Jbinl! & Heating 9. OVIRitAUL RIAR SELF-ADJUSTERS 10. INSPfCT REAR WHEIL 'CYLINDERS HOLLEY Bros . Constru ction, bu l ldozing , back t).oe wor~. ditching, under roaQ~; , boring . Phone 245-5018 or 245 -5006 . 18 tf " You ' ll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Bus ines s" LOT on SR 554, Ideal for mobile home . We l L speti c tank , ready to hook up . •• Setvices ·Offered ROOFING & Spouting , Shingle & Bui ldup roof, Hot & Cold process , Home improvem~nt in general. For free es timat es, phone RQb~rt Meade , 388·8114 , B idtle i l. Oh io. 230-tf ·-------·---------------.3 New Cadillacs In Stock 5 P.M. • POINT PLEASANT ' PHONE 675-5170 M&M Gray metallic finish , matching leather int. , full power equipment, AM- FM stereo, new steel radial tires , 1 owner. new Cadillac trade , low miles . Open Eves. Til6- Til ,.,• DON'T '5900 992 -5342 ·. BIG SELECTION OF eFORDS eMERCURYS eFORD TRUCKS )96-1 FALCON fl c yl . sld trans . good rubber r uns QOOd 0:.19~ 196J Corv.:1<r convcr l •bi C' r:o:c con d , e~u t o tr,ln s . ~-1~0 f>h 1JS 5R71 For Sale NEW '74' " ~~o Unhappy Own CH IN CHI LLA 50 ll1 bCICI S !~t ue Clou d dust ~5 . Halt r oll Key we ld w irP q,l(H' 1.1 I " '11: I ' used oaqcs. {I ll S•H' S hall P•n' bottles du st pnns rn.my o llwr need Pel ill' m'> lfl8 fl)28 I l'l 12 ...c GALLI POLIS, OHIO DOWN Our Goal is l I ? '6 SPECIAL . SEPTIC TANKS P ROTECT your mobile home Cleaned and Installed with T I E DOWN ANCHOR S. RujSeii'S Plumbing , 446· 4~82 Call Ron Sk idmore, 446-1156, · 2.97 -tf. after 3 p.m . • --------------""""":" 221 -tt KOTALIC LANDSCAPING . RIO GRANDE, OHIO THOMA S Fa in Exterm inat ing , COMPLETE PROGRESSiqE Co . T ermite and Pest Control. LANDSCAPING Wheelersburg , Ohio . SHRUBS, Trees , rock gardens . · __. 233 -tt all guaranteed. Complete spring c lean up . Lime , ROOFING AND SPOUTING. Fertilizer, Seed, Shrubbery Shingles, s iming and buildup maintenan ce. 2,45-9336. ~ hotroofs . Free E stim.ates . 26 •86-tf years exper ience . James Marcum , V il1ton , Ohio 3889940 COUPE DEVILLE In l' l['(_ l r•C Cr> n l r,ll 112 J _ _____________ Was '7039.40 NOW '5800 Wagoneer Automatic, V · B P.S., air. ~,'f'n l ~ ~ P.R fi.ND n('w <' I<'C 1r •c or qan less lhC111 H months old Will snc rli• cc Com po., w11h r h y th mic o.,r•c1 1011 cll\d cas 5r- tt(' pt,1ycr W • l h lcnrnnHt tap cc; . alSO S 11 CC I rliU SIC \ l ilt 1101 5 1 VCilr warrilnty Src rl l ,Childl'rs Mu 'i •C Ce nter l·'ll J•l 6 16) 6 NOW $2295 $_1988 $1095 $1888 $1395 $1688 $1188 $888 $1488 $1295 $1095 $1099 $1188 $888 1967 JEEP ~. 11? ,., DON WATTS V.W. RIVERSIDE AMC-JEEP 1973wideDfEVROLET ...............!2495 bed, 6 cyl. 74 Olds 98 Luxury Sedan . Supp ly " ••,. Short narrow bed, six cyl. Nice. DEMONSTRATOR a. SPECIAL .. 1973 GMC Services Offered Sh~mpoo r r • $2995 ' $2395 $2395 $1795 $2795 $1495 $1195 TOP DOLLAR TRADE-INS NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED Rent ~,.rl urph y Club Long wide bed, shr: cyL , radio, West mirrors, extra sharp : 175 A .COMMERCIAL ana SCHOOL -OUT SPECIAL development land . Located U. . s ACRES in Rio Grande, ov er ON Starcraft Camper s, Reese S. 35 . 600 ft . frontage . $7,000 . Ph . Hitches 25 pet. off , A uto -dash 367 ·7654 or Co lumbus 1-869awninQ , 20 oct. off . All s izes . NEW HOME S S20 ,000to SSO ,OOO . 2457. Ca·mp Conley Sfarcraft 109-12 Sales , Rt. 62, N. of Po int OHIO River lot with Qual ity - - - - - - - - - -- - - - Pleasant beh ind Red Carpet mobile home. Al ~o your own Inn . . privat e bo a,t dock . 1bs.tf S, REPlENISH MASTEII CYLINDER FLUID •• C 1 (, ancl upho iSI Pr y •.. 1973 DfEVROL£T...............~2495 RT. 2 & 35 Cadillac - Oldsmobile GMAC Financing Available $588 9; Ill 446 -9800 1974 DfEVROL£T...............~2895 Short wide bed, V-8, 9,000 miles. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH ST . RT . 3s - New. s rms , w, baths , full base . 2 car gar . & on a l arge flat lot. House is not comp lete . Owner says sell th is house . No reasonable offer refused . ONLY 111 - . ~UP FR -.lu ll <..ur~ ' nul!• lh.;~t '<; Hluc L u<, ! r(' lo r ciC'rl lli!HI rlHI ~ See the Economy Experts : Dwight Sievers, John Sang, Larry Daugherty, Jeff Schenerlein . '1695 JEFFERS Baby farm on Dav isRd ., barn , fob . base, fruit and berr ies . Good 6 rm . house w ith bath . Good barn and fen ces . Pr ice $13 ,500. In SPECIAL ~hort 6 A CRE s1o .ooo. '---=:=;-;-;-~ 2 Door, 4 speed , radio, w-s-w tires, wheel covers, 18,000 miles, one owner . , Wrecker : 992 -7587 or 99U135 EVERGREEN - 5 rms . an(t bath,fur . heat ,slorm drs . ancr •.-,•in . $14 ,000. I $l788 In 2 Dr . .H.T., V-8, auto .• tut St. wheel, factory air, w -s-w Radial tires . A real cream puff. ~ j! V-8, auto •• P. S. a. ~~Monday May 13th paint job, real sharp. Ill 1972 DATSUN 1200 641 Third Street, Middleport. Ohio See: Fred Blaettnaror Danny Thompson Phone: 992-2412 Alter Hours : 992 , 2412 0 . J . WHITE RD . 1 yr . ole , :, rms . 1112 bath. all brick, all carpet , al l ei ec . located on a. tar ge f lat lot . Pri~e S30,000. RUIJ"rE 7, South , all bri ck, 8 big rms ., 2112 baths , all carpe t, 2 F. Ps .• sw imm ing pool. river view and 1 A . lot . Lu xury plus. FIVE m l nu t~ s fr om Gav in. Remodeled two bedroom home . L iving room, fam ily room , k itchen , bath and porch . Over an ac r e. Under u a. '1695 Keith Goble Ford Inc. RANCHO SAFETY BRAKE - Slant Sl:lc , auto ., radio, wheel covers, w-s-w tl~es . 1970 BUICK RIVIERA $3995 $2795 $2795 $2795·- - SPECIAL SPECIAL 1968 PLYM. _, c... _,,969 OPEL GT Fury C c 4 speed. New ~- IL, ~ Sport 2 Dr. H.T. uu 1971 PLYMOUTH DUSTER TRUCKS 7 Sta. Wgri . (Bus), passenger, red & white, 17,500 miles . Super Beetle, sunroof. yellow, 4 speed, 19,000 miles. Super, 4 speed, red. l6, 150 miles , sharp car . Super, 4 speed, light blue, radio. Ghia Coupe, yellow.4 speed , radio, 15,434 miles. Regular Beetle, yellow, 4 speed , radio , 24,000 miles. Super Beetle, dark blue, 4 speed, radio . Super Beetle, orange, 4 speed, radio, 36,000 miles. 411, 4 dr . sed . , yellow, automatic, air con d . , 47,605 miles . Ghia Conv ., black, 4 speed, radio. Sharp. Bug, beige, 4 speed. radio. SPECIAL '795 V-8. auto .. P.S., radio. Lots of Happy Buyers- No unhappy owners . Open evenings until6:00 p . m . - 5 p . m . Thursdays & Saturdays . Closed Sunday . VtNfON - 4 rm s. and bath All pan'eled and carpeted . It ha s alum . siding and new roof . Th Is house ha s been com · plete ly remodeled ; larg e lot Pri ce reduced to 512,600 . NEAL REALTY ONE ACRE . located across 3 BDRM . home , bath , alum. ra ilroad from Gal li poli s City Busin ess sid ing , gas furnace , located TYCOON LAKE lim it s si gn , just beyond cattl e with liv ing quarters, plus 3 on 2 acres , about 4 miles from a uct ion building . Ph . 304 -73 6r m . house and foundation for ·town on St . Rt. 218 . Priced for 8317 a Jrd house . 3 A . flat tot . The qu ick sale . $14,500. 110·3 bund le for $27 ,000 . Ofliu Phone 4,46-1694 ST. RT . 775, SO A .. 15500. Evenings L'OT for sale at Centenary , Charles M . Near 446 · 1546 ~~;.rHs~cn: OCI~~ · : . tJ'o~o1~0~00 . 108'><1 80' .' Ph . 446 -6497 . J . Michael Neal 446-1503 110-3 SMITH RD . 4 A . $10 ,000 . Sam Neal446-7358 96 -tf LOTS ON St. Rt. 35 L A ND In R io Grande, 5 .acres ANY HR . 446-1998 flat on two roads. A lso 20 NEED LISTINGS FOR SALE BY OWNER acr es, can be divided. Ph . 245 - 3 BDRM . bri c k , 11h bath , 5320. carpet. bu ilt -in kitchen , 2 car 110-3 garage, full basement w ith f inished tam ily room . Fenced in bac k yard . Spring Vall ey , by appointment. F='h . 446-4081. REAL TORS 106-6 AUCTIONEERS 446-0001 or 245-5303 SO you want more than a tot ... How a~ou t nearly n ew home w ith full basement .on Neigh borhood Rd . Almost two acres . On l y 511 ,500 . sTeering, •895 1969 PLYMOUTH 4 DR. "The Closer You Look, The Better We Look. " COME IN TODAY AND LOOK - I AM SURE YOU WILL BE GlAD YOU CAME IN. PAT RI OT - l rm s., 2 stor y old er hom e w ith ba se., fur nace heat. cen . air . bath . carpet ov er H .W . fl oors,· 25' beautiful k it chen ca binets . It has a ba rn 24' K 40 ' and locat ed on 1/, A. fl at lot . Pr ice $18 ,000. '1495 I u<; ! rl ' ~ I 1 ;> WAS 1972 Chev Nova 2 dr .. green with white top, 6 cyl ., auto . $2495 1971 Dodge Demon, 2 dr. , yellow, 6 cyl., auto., radio. $2 09 5 1970 Maverick 2 dr., blue, 6 cyl., stick shift. $ 1495 1970 Ford Pickup, green, this is a good-sharp truck . $1995 1970 Duster 2 dr. , 6 cyl., standard shift, beige. $1 595 19.70 Duster2 dr., small V -8, auto., bucket seats (sharp) $179 5 1970 Pontiac Executive 4 dr . , maroon, A . C. $1 495 1969 Plymouth Fury 11,4dr.sed.,gold, V-8,auto . $1095 1969 T . Bird. white, black top loaded with extras . $1895 $1495 e a . 2- 1969 Chevelle sta . wgns. Both nice wagons. 2- 1969 Pontiac Catalinas, 4 dr. 1-$895 11969 Fairlane 2 dr., small V -8, auto. Nice car . $1295 1969Chev . lmp.4dr . H . T., V-8, auto . , P . S, ,air. $1295 1968 Ply. Fury 4 dr. sed . , v.8, auto., P.S. A nice family car . $1095 P.S., P.B., rad io, w -s-w tires, wheel I' I liP wlih . '>il,lmpoorr FOREIGN CA-RS BELOW '1895 NOBODY WALKS AWAY FROM THALER- FORD! I.'EMQVf- r nrrH"1 pillllt. MHI <;pO l s. tlutl ilf'ill l' n cillwn nnp Most of the above cars are covered under the factory guarantee of 24 mo ., 24,000 miles. If not we will cover them under the Don Watts Guarantee , 30 days or 1,000 miles 100 Pel. (Not 50 Pet - SO Pet . ) 2 Dr . hardtop, v.a, auto .. power brakes, power steering, tact . air, vinyl roof , e,;celtent from bumper to bumper. FOR SALE ON STATE RT. 35 WE HAVE THE RIGHT DEAL FOR YOU! ' 992-2126 1973 DODGE DART CUSTOM 4 door , slant si x engine. radio, P. steering, W·S· W tires, \liny l roof, wheel covers, one owner , 7,000 miles. A -1 USED CARS: Why buy a u sed c ar fro m a lot not equipped to rec o ndit ion it when y ou c an buy from a new car dea ler that is equipp e d to get the car ready for servcie? Our se rvice and parts department are behind our used cars . Mos t of them are trad e d in on new F ords . and we gladly give you th e name and phone number if available of former owner . Our car s are reconditioned for d e p e ndabilit y , r e ady to serve. and priced to sell . Finest Cars and Trucks When olhe r manufacture rs were mak i ng larger and larger car's, Ford pushed as always to make a car more economical in all s i zes . While others were s pending millions on larger engines. Ford now has one of the most modern plan Is in the world at Lorain, Ohio making the new 5 main bearing 4 cyl. engine in two sizes the envy of the world . Through better management to workers relations , and very strict quality control. we can now say ST . RT . 160 - HOME & I N VESTMENT - 7 big rm s., all . bric k; featu r es centrc,l air , elec. heat, F .P ., c ar pe t, paneled , walk . in c.; losets , and 1.884 sq . ft. l iv . area Thi s is on e of the best built houses in th e area . 3 mobile homes (2 new l. 4 rm . furnished Apt. all r ented . income $61 5 per mo. It has 2 barn s and 30 A . of clean , fertile , land . 6 pet. financing to the ri ght party . •4395 mnes PARTS DEPARTMENT : Most peo ple agr ee we hav e best balan c ed and larg es t s to c k of Ford car and truck part s in th e are a . 3 B·EOR OOM home , carpe ted all but ki tchen and laundry room. se .... eral closets , refrigerator and stove , gas furnace , ci ty water , sewer , 0 . J . WHITE RD . - Brick and just off Bul avllle Road lot 113 frame , 3 bdrm ., all carp et, all x 170 frontage , in the ele c. atta c h ed garag e. Gall ipolis schoo l distri ct. Located on v, A . fl at lot . Pri ce On Ja ckson P ike , new brick only S24,500. L ess than 2 yrs . home fully carpeted , central Old. · a ir , f a mil y room in t he basement , 2 car garage with CENTENARY - New , 3 bdrm autpmat ic door . 100 x 200ft . brick and frame ranch . all lev el lot. cl ose to hospi tal. carp et. all elec . w ith heat Shown by appoin tm ent . pumpandcen . ai r , liv . rm . l 3' x 1811:< ' , equipped ~i t chen . all OFFICE : 446· 1066 pan el ed, 1112 bath s and you EVENINGS: can have i mmediate R'lJssell Wood, 446-4618 possess ion'. Ron Canaday, 446-3636 Jof:ln I . Richards , 446-0280 ,'sT . RT . 160 - New. 5 rms .. 2 baths , laundry rm . and big 2 car gar . This house is all ele c.. at 1 carpet. Rustic stained wood s iding and located on a 1/ 2 A . lot . Good · house, good IQcation and a good buy . · $1295 1968 CAMARO HT CPE. door hardtop , AM-FM radio, vinyl roof. power steering, power bra kes, wheel covers. w -s-w tires, 6,800 actual .o1 SE-RVICE DEPARTMENT: Six f u lly train e d and e quipp ed m e cha n ics plu s th r ee he lpe r s . We s p ec iali ze i n s uch thing s a s wh ee l a lign ment ,. radiator repair , tr a ns. ov e rhaul. brake servi ce . radiator r e pair, motor tuheup o n both car s and eve n heaviest tru c k s. We al s o have an e xcellent body and paint shop . Som e of th e m e n hav e had as much a s 35 y e ar s exp e ri e n ce. .. 1973 V. W . 1973 V . W. 1973 V . W. 1973 V. W. 1973 V . W . 1972 V . W . 1972 V . W . 1971 V. W. 1971 V . W . 1969 V. W. 1969 V. W. 1974 DQDGE MONAOO CUSTOM complete automotive headquarte rs. . USED VW's 6 Get acquainted with this area's most l. USED CARS 1974 AMC GREMUN Radio, 4 speed, w -s-w tireS, cvt ., 8,700 miles . R ~ 'N ify , ~1066 1974 CHEVEill ClASSIC ............$3995 l· FROM JEFFERS 32 51 il f4.! S t . TL•Lo146 · 1998 NEJ\R VI NTON Bri ck . II : stor y, 7 biQ room s. tl 1, bat hs. L4•10 sa . II . li vi n~ i'rea on ~ m ai n ' fl oor. F" .P'-' fur nac e heat ; cos t $150 to hea t pa51 win ter IOmi : fr om m ine . This " MO THER ," her four year .ol d house is J yrs . ofd . Loc.l tcd on Burt on as k ed . " Is the stork , 1 A 11;:~1 lot Se tl inq und er that broug h t . me th e same re placemenl cost fo r \ \,9,900 stor k that br ings an t s and spide r s and fr ogs? " BAS TI A N! Dr . EKC IU Si'l e resid ent ial area , 5 r m~ . an d " YE S. dear , " his mo t her bath , ca rp et over H w . flo or s,• r epl ied . l arge tiv . rm . wi th book shel'l in g, pl en ty c loset s and " TH E N ." con cluded Burt on . loc at ed on a fl at lot. Pri ce d · " you didn 't do so bad after for a quic k sa l e at S2 1,800. all !" 821 SEC OND Ave 6 big roo ms RE STA UR A NT on Second Ave ., and bath , 2 story fr am e on a new eQUipm ent. 5 ye ar l ease large cit y lot. It has a til e with 5 year renew al av a ila ble block gar age and stora ge Can pay tor itse lf in on e yea r . bldg . This hou se is sound $24,500 stru ctura lly and wi th a ti tt le paint wou l d m ake som e on e a 45 ACRES , 35 ·t i llab le. ne ar n1 ce comfor ta bl e home Pr ice Tycoon L ake w ith a 1972 only $18.000 . Es kew Mobi le Home, 1<~ x 72, 3 GR EEN ACRES Br ic k , S bedroom . 11, baths, spr ing r m s.. tv., bath s. H .W . floor s wa ter . sept ic tan k. $20,000 . w it h new ca rp et in l ivi ng room . d inin g ar ea and ha iL 3 BE DROO M . mod ern bri ck Ful l and dr y base . Oi sh ' ho me on 10 acres . F ini shed wa sher and d ispo sal in w ife b aseme n t. h ea t ed ga r age , approv ed ki t c hen . I t h as centr al air conditionin g . A atla ched garag e with stor age country hom e bea utiful room . Thi s is a quality bui lt located on Ti ck Ridg e Road . hou se and on ly 10 ye ar s old . $41 ,500 . Own er tr an sferr ed and ha s pri ced for a qui ck sa te at IN CROWN Cit y. 3 bedroom , $27,500 . fram e. b a th , fir epl ace. car port and fully furni sh ed t:DGE OF TOWN - 1 yr . old , 6 $22,500 . rms ., all br, ick, all elec .. all carp et, Ph bath s, F .P., patio , V'ER Y nice .2 bedroor;n hom e.2 car gar . and loca ted on 111.. carp ete d , b ath . m od ern A . fla t lot. Thi s is a Quality kit chen , fu el oil fu r na ce, ni ce blJilt house and can be bought gar de n sp ot . Al so 3 bedroom for S35.5 00. Own er tran sr enta l. Both tor $1 8,000. Call ferred. Buy ; sell a tot and you for ap poin tm ent . hav e a cheap hom e. THAT CAN'T BE BEAT ON OK USED CARS ECONOMY CAR HEADQUARTERS SPECIALS MASSIE 1',1 11 M A I·. IFllA Mobil(' H (ll l H'. I">" ' 'I I) . I IJCd rOOI' I'· -;> ( (lnq.l l t•lr hillh o; Jq l fy , o~r IH'1 f'<1 ,l ,HI l ltr n to..il• ' rl . (r nlr.ll .1 1r , Q,l <. ,, ,.,11 undr r S"-•ri NI [X(" fl ll f'n l t ()n (l ri iQfl C i!ll .f.lf, 000 I ,l l tt' r •, ll 111 I I'} J I -------------' 8 T R ACK Console . in w al n ut 197-4 base . Will sell for $10 1.49 or discoun t for cash : Call 4.460255 . 15-lf ~-.-- --------- --- AKC La br ador Re tr i e .... er p\t ppy . ' AKC Ir is h Se tt er pu ppies . Rea d y May . 20. Ph . C~esaprC a ke 8b7 -S535 . 108-6 -------------- 72 CHEV. CUSTOM COUPE ' 350 c u. i n . V-8 engine , P . stee ring ; P . br a k es. auto . tr ans ., radio . l ac . air c o n d ., lilt s t eering wheel, ant ique white f i ni sh w ith green v i nyl top a nd in te rior. Ne w s tee l bel ted radials . E x c e ll e nt c o n d . '2695 WOOD MOTOR SALES . _____........... ......,.,;.,;;,;,;,-.... EASTERN AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO For Sale for Sale K & P KENNELS TRt ,StATE MOBILE HOME SALES A.K .c. Pupp ies . Board ing . 388444·7572 8214 . Rt . 55.4 1;, m i. E . Porter . 108-tf L OW down pa ymen t s. Sank rate fin an cing . ------ -~-----M arl et 8X35 2 bdr m IP64 CADI L LAC . See Da l e 1957 Lakewood 10x50 2 ·~ drm . Beam , Neighbor hood Rd . Ph . 1960 1955 Slar !ine 8'1130 1 bdr m · 446 -087.1. 196 7 Horizon 1:h:60 7. b.dtm · 109-4 1966 New Moon 12K55 2 bdrm. 1967 New Moon 12x60 2 bdr m . LE T us sell i t for vou the auc - 1961 New MDOr'\ .·10x 55 3 bdrm . tion w ay . Poll y's Au c"ti on , 537 1958 Great La kes SXJ S 2 bdr·m. H ., M iddleport , 992-.3509. ' 1953 New Moon Bx 40 2 bdrm 79.f'f .) . '82-ti --- -----.---.....--;-- ------,.----~-' :I ., - ...... _ ----·-~---:---- \:"- • • • .I �' .J The SWlday Times. Sentinel, Stu1day, May 12, J!l74 27 - For Sale 26 -- l'!le Stu1day Times- Sentinel. SWlday, May 12,1974 Real Estate For Sale RUSSEL~ WOOD MEALTOR ' '2895 4-door . less than 3,500 m iles , gr een fini sh, green v iny l int er ior t r im , 350 V-8, t inted glass, factory a ir condi tioned , AM radi o, floor mats, body prot ect ive mold ing, powe r steer ing , power bra kes. tur OO h yd~a m at i c. ex ter ior decor package, com fort ilt stee ring wheeL wheel co ver & whit e wall t ;res . V E RY N ICE & LOAD ED WI TH E XTRA S. 1973 CHEVROLET CAPRICE .........$3895 ·4-door lu xury car, w hite f inish, vin yl roo f. green interi or tr im , tinted glass , factory ~ a ir, standa rd V-8, po we r stee r ing , power_ br akes, si de protec t ive molding , H78 Whi te-Wall -Ti r es, bum per gua rds, rad io w ith tap e. 1973 OfEVROLET NOVA .............$2595 Custom Ha tchba ck coupe, dark gree n fin ish, like new w hite wall tir es. f.u ll w heel covers. protective sid e moldings, power brakes, r adio , 6-cylinder engine, w ith standard transm ;ss ;on . A V ER'r' POPULAR MODEL & ONE THAT W ILL PLEASE 'r' OU . 1971 IMPALA CUSTOM CPE.. ..... s1995 Local owner, new w -w tires, V-8 engine with 'power steer ing & brakes, aqua f i ni sh, blk . 'linyl roof, dark in terior, fac tor y a ir conditioned, rad io. - See this one. 1971 DODGE CQRONEf............. s1695 3 BEDRO OM fram e ho me 1n Gallipo li r • .. ho ot D is lr i ct. Moder n 1. ••i lh carp et_ed 20 x 20 l iv •. V-{,A~ · famt i Y room in base, U ga rag e, stor m door s a n ~ ...,indow s, hardwood floor s. s:ts.ooo. S..n Station Wagon, local car , like new , 1s t line tires, automatic, gold f inish , cl ean interior, 318-V-8, power steer ing , & automatic tran s. 1970 NOVA CPE.. ..................... $1545 10 ACRE S of land on State Ro ad , rura l water . larg e barn . no dwel ling $6,500 . Ph MILES from Rout e 7 on Raccoon Creek . A mob ile hom e set up on large lot 80' x 200 • to center of Raccoon with county water tap paid and has septi c lank , bottled gas furnaCe , furnish ed w it h dishes . 2 bedrooms , master bedroom with king size bed . 1112 ba th, 3 a ir condit ion er s, large front cover patio. TV in l i ving room , carpeted, beauti ful kitchen and nice toot shed , flood l ight and lots of shad e tre es: bo~ t dock . Locall owner car, good tires, 6 cyl. with automati c trans. rad io, blue finish, spotless clean blue interior . 1970 FORD MAVERICK ............. ..S1445 Local 1 owner , good tires, 6 cyl. with automati c trans. , radio. blue finish. spotless clean blue interior . 1969 CHEVELLE HARDTOP COUPE 51595 MALl BU V-8 engine , automatic transn:'isslon. pow_er steering, radio. dark red fini sh, vinyllntenor , good wh 1te wall tires . Local I owner trade in with low mileage . Like new 1st line tires, console, bucket seats, radio, V-8 with automatic & P · steering . Sport decal with orange finish. NEW 74 CHEVROLET TRUCK INVENTORY · 6x8 Cylinder PICKUPS - CHEVY VAN- SPORT VAN- STEP VAN - 4-WHEEL DRIVES- PICKUPS & SUBURBANS .. "WE RUN AVERY SIMPLE BUSINESS" We Sell & "Service Chevrolet Cars & Trucks . POMEROY MOTOR CO. "YoJJr Chevy Dealer" Open Eves. II 8 Re~l Real Estate for Sale 77ACRE c attl e farmonR t 141; good 2 bdrm . tlom e, dr illed we ll. b ath , good b arn , c l ean pa sture Ph . 37 9-2670. 11 1 -ii 2 BDRM . hom e In Rio Grand e. Clos e to s c hool. P h 245 -5593. 111•6 FO R Sat e by Owner a ll -el ect r ic mobi le hom e on large lot, l ar ge b ack po r ch, ut i l ity room, tool shed, lar ge ga r age, pa t io, r ural wa t er . In Por te r . Ph . 389 -9931. 111 -3 LO TS in Pl anfz S ubdiv i s io~ . Ph on e 446 -03 90 . --------------- 68 ·ff BY own er , house and r en tals, cor ner lot. room for trai ler cour t or busi ness . $27, 000 , Rio Gr ande . Ph . 145 -51 47. 11 2 3 - - -- - -- - ----- - - '2595 1971 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1971 PONTIAC CATALINA 4 Door , V-8. auto .. cover s, extra nice. '1595 ADD I~ UN - 4 bdrm . fram -t' Ran ch, on a lar.ge flat lot. Ha s ev erything ,· all carp et O'l er H w ., cen. ai r, F .P. in r ec. rm ., liv . rm . 15' x 26' and a k itchen th e Mrs. w ill lov e. All thi s for $32,500. 1970 VOLKSWAGEN . Radio. auto. 1969 PLYMOUTH 2 DR. Hardtop, V-8, auto ., radio , fact. air , power ;harp . Estate For Sale 10 ACRES of vacant land on Morgan Lane , SA,OOO ; 6 room house w i th bath near Mer ce r vi lle w ith lf2 acre , 59 ,500 ,· 1 - 1969 Ch e 'ly Flickup truck. , ,$ 1,000 ; 1 1968 Ford F a irlan e, SJ OO. Ph . .446 -3608. 111 -4 All new brick home with a finished family room in the full basement . Has 3 spacious bedrooms, fourt~ bedroom or workshop could be in the basement. All el ectric with central air conditioning, two car garage with electric door, very attractive kitchen with range, dishwasher, disposal. dining areai opens onto a large patio, 1112 baths, beautiful carpeting . This house is on a a large flat lot. Also another lot bi:!si~e it can be boUght with it . Reasonable down payment · land contract . will trade. Owner will help finance. Phone 446-1079 . 446-1854. Neal Realty INSPECTION SPECIAL 1. CLEAN AND INSI'ECT FRONT BlAKE LININGS 2. REPACII. AND ADJUST fRONT Wlff!l BEARINGS 3. INSI'ECT FRONT WIIEEL CYLINDERS 4. OVIRHAUL FRONT SELF-ADJUSTEIIS '2095 Light green, green vinyl roof & inter ior, full po wer equip ., factory air , 8,300 mil es. 1-'73 Cadillac ---------------~--------· KARR & VAN ZANDT 6. PIIESSIJII CHECK POWER iooSTER 7. CLUN ANO INSI'ECT REAR BlAKES 8. INSI'ECT REAR AXLE SEAlS Pom eroy MISLEAD .•• Your Valuable Properties Deserve Tho Best Protect,Pn Available At Any Prl~,e1 EXTERMITAL TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL SERVICE -------------ALBERT EHIIIAN Water Del ivery Serv ice Patriot Star Rt., Gallipol is . P.h . 379 ·2133 24 3.tf . , \ .. ' ,. .. ' " ;. j 1 . 1 ·' --r--:--.-----I u 111f a. o. ~ $3995 6477 112 I "DALM AT IAN , Pl antation . over population! Puppies, pr iced low to go . Ph 367 7191 11 2 6 - 1971 TOYOTA Corona Mark II . 2 door ha r d top, \lin VI top , qood cond1tion Ph 446 7807 112 3 854 Second , 446·9523 NEW 3 pc . Span is h st yle bedroom su ite $179.95. Reg . $199.95 . New 2 pc . sofa bed suite with strong beau tiful 2 tone Her culon cover , $199 .95. New ' S pc . Mapl e d inet te sets $129.95. .. UMBAUGH =o:~ New Low-Cost Buildings in Commercial Indu s trial Ho rse Barn s AND Umbaugh Builds Year- Round GOOD cle?~n lump and stoke r coal . Ca rl Winte r s, Rio Grande Ph 2d5 511 5 I l l If .Write !614l 363- 1901 or Call Dela w are .Oh;o 4301 5 3777 West State St. C 0 II ec t Rte. 37 ~-~ l&M Phone 592-4491 DA TSON Phone 592-4463 - lll . J ----- - --------------1962 BUIC K. fu l ly equipped , good run ning condi t ion , S200 . Phone 256 1444, 110 -J Parson's --------------- __ _ _ _ _ _ ...... RIVERSIDE AMC-~EEP ~N WATTS VOL~SWAGEN _ .!.~; _____ "NEW and use d etect r oni 1 c alculators , S.49 .95 and up Adding .macrhines , ty p ewriters . slm mons ·Prin t ing , 17 .If !OTeA Lb;kk-;.;; ;-~~ terns , si m ple and easy fo r al l busiroesses and fa r ming . Why pe~y mor e . 77 -tf I - - -- - - - - - -.-l.. __ _ . . '-~ '., For Sale ll'f63 VW $200 . Cal l after 6 p. m . ' 141S Eastern Ave . or all day Thu r sday and USED FURNITURE Saturday . Ph . 37 9-2354. 110·3 HA S plen ty of good used F ur niture . Refr i gerators $1 9. 95 an d up ; co_u ch es S10 and up ; 1973 KIRKWOOD mobi le home , good used co lor T .V .; Sto v es 2 BR , shag ca rpet . leaving - elec. and gas , 110 an d up ; area, mus t sell. Ph . 245-9348 after 6 p , m . twin an d tull size beds ; bedroo m sui t f'S ; c.ha irs ; and 110-12 dine tt e sets . Good use d ---- -----~- ---me r chan d ise arr i 'l in g · APPROX IMA TELY SO Rosa weekly . New store ho ur s for Mul ti f lora plant s for $5.00. the 1415 E as tern Ave. stor e Suitable for liv ing fence for are : 8-8 .... ~ on .- T h ur s ., · fa r m . Must be dug . L es Sponagle , Crown City, Ph. Fr iday -Satur da y V-S. 25 6-6538 . 58-tf 110-2 ~D OUB L E wi de n1obi l e hom e 1968 FOR,D GalaKie· 500, ex and lo t , central air con . cellent condit ion, .:~ir , ·ta pe d1t10n lng Lo cat ed at Ke rr ptaye~ . wi th 4 spe akers . disc Ph ot46. 1502 br akes , p owe r steer ing , tin te d 62.tf wi ndsh ,i eld , bu r gla r pro of ---~-,- ---------~ !ock:s . S700 . Ph . 675 ·4848 . 1100 DOWN 110 ,3 3 OR 4 bedroom on your lot . ~--=----==- --------,-- ..- . Cl ar k R l dg ~ Homes, 1 to s LIME ST ONE for drivew ays Dally . F=' h . 446 -9774. ~ c;a r l Win te r s. Ph . 245 -5115 . l .t-tf ' 10-t1 . Upper River Road Gallipolis, Ohio Pilone 446- 9800 I •Dodge Cars PAIR pon 1es. 5 vr s old Emory Gor don . Ch eshi r e, Ohio . 111 4 PINE RIDGE COLLIE S AKC reg is ter ed f ~m ale col l ie pups , sable and wh ite. Lass ie type . Gra nddau ghters of Champ io n Egber t's Ma r ksman Ph 61.~ - 256 - 1267 . 110 3 Dwight Stevers, John Sang, Larry Daugherty, Jeff Schenerlein at: ., 1l 1 4 197) CHEVY 1? T pick. up, V 8, standar d tr ansmission . Ph 2JS -S050 111 3 ST ERE O Wi lh r adio, F M -AM . Ph . 446 7851 . 108 6 . SEE: •CAPRI eDATSUN eSUBARU •COUGAR --~---· 4 WOOD p icnic l ables. 7f t ., S35. See or ca ll Herman Skaggs . Ph . 446 0572 ~ 1-CJS Fairway green, 6 cyl., 3 speed , black top. " -1-Pickup V-8, auto ., Quadra- Trac. radio. P.S. , 2 tone. A sharp _pick up . ·! -Cherokee V-8, auto., Quadra - Trac . radio, P.S., Blue & White. . ~Wagoneer's- 1 Green - 1 Red • 1 Yellow (air cond. ) eMERCURY MONTEGO •cOMET 11l 3 -----~--- 1966 WH ITE Oldsmobile , V -8, 5 match ing mag wheels, 15". Ph . ~·1 6 3427 alter 4. 4 WHEEL DRIVES •LINCOLN CONTINENTAL •MARK IV Ph 245 - 'I l I -3 We have had the Jeep line approximately 1 yr . ' now and thanks to yOJJ our customers , we have ·not been able to a~;cumulate• any Jeep products. Now, due to the factory increased production we can offer you, our future customers, the following: YOUR DEALER FOR •Sportsman Vans ------- ~ PL A NT S, Floy d E rit 512 .:l . 19 72 SPOR T Custom Ford pickup 302, V 8 engine . ~all 4•16 -3966 . IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THAT "WE FINALLY HAVE SOME JEEPS IN STOCK" 600 E. SfATE ST. & 1200 E. STATE ST. ATHENS, OHIO •Dodge Tr_ucks . HOLSTEI N . fr esh and spr inger hei fer s. Pr. . 614 286 -?4 96 RIVERSIDE AMC-JEEP DALE R. SANDERS INC. NOW YOU CAN SAVE 1967 COUGAR . good condi t ion . Ph 256 1389 111 .] - ------------ 00 '· E BLA CK POWD ER Muz zle Loading Gun Sup plies . P ioneer Souven1rs . BLACK POWD ER T RADING CO. at Point Pl eas ant Battle Monumenl , 11 -7: 00 Wed. Thru Sun . 675 -S531 . s Dwight Stevers, Sales Manager at '' •COURTEOUS SALESMENe for Sale eng ine, exc !!tl ent condition , best offer , 256 -l-444 anyti m e. 110-3 19 60 THU NDERB I RD, ex · ce l le n t condition . For r est oration , $250. Cal l 367 TRA ILER , 1973, 14x 65 . Tak e 7237 . over payments . Catl 379-23 47 107 6 after .4 . 96 ·1f -------------CONSERV·E· -F UE L -~---------- -USE you r f irepl ace for ex tra h eat. We hav e good Wes t 4 MOBILE hom es. 2 - 1973 2 V irginia chunk and eg g co al. bdrm s. 12 x 50 ; 1 - 1969 3 Hig h In BTU. low ash, also bdrm . 12x 65 ; 1 - 1959 2 bdr m . stoke r and Ohio lump . l0x 50. Ph . 742-5980 . Galli polis Block and Coal Co . 108-tf Ph . 446 2783 for sale _ _ _ _ .._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ "1:1 5-tl INCREASE I The Clo ser You Look the Better We Look 19 73 F I SHIN G boot , frbergla ss. 12 II , With M urr ay trai lcr J ll'f66 Evin r ude S h,p motor Ph J88 87,1d . 112 6 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO MOTHER ' S Day Flowers , Hanging bukets, cqm blnatlons ; ' potted piUts : Terrarium , Sus ife ' s Greenhouse , 6 m lies wes on St. Rt . 588 . 446-4610 . BUY NOW BEFORE THE PRICE ll'f6 7 M ERCURY Montc l vir . goo d cond ., 45. 000 actu a l miles One own er Ph 156 Nu~D'FURNI.TURE SMITH BUICK· PONTIAC. INC•. •• j,•r - 16FT . Owens Ski ss Cr,l lt , c<~bin 1= ru ise r . Complc l c t y se lf conlillned. carpet throughout. sle eps 4. many marine cx.tras Very good condi t ion, tr a iler illcluded . Contac t Ray Brumley il l Ga ll ipoli s. Boat RICE'S Offerecr-:---- __________ _ 1t'f 74 FORD . 196.1 GMC P ic kup 1965 VW Beetle , A 1 shape ..t r ooms of furniture . ho uqh t new . 7 mos Phone 1S6 1133 between 11 am 8 p m Leav1nq town 11 7 6. 1967 AP ACHE Mesha c am per. hardtop . fol d down , c ~H -pet. ST A RCR A FT camp ers Se r vice ice chest . utili t y box Ph '' '' 6 and qual i fy . Reese hitc hes J389 . and aut o-awn ing s, 25 pet . off . 11 2 3 Camp Conley Star cra ft Sa tes _ 97 tf 1970 OPEL. good economy car rAL L TY PES of bu i ld i n g - Pr ice reduCed Ph -1.16 3876 or ~ ee Lo nn ie Boqqs . maTer ials, block , br ic k, sewe r pi pes , windows , lintels . et c. --- ----~--- ----~ 12 6 Claude Winters , Rio Grande ,· 1974 JAVELIN , automatic, P S.. 0 . Phone 24 5-51 21 after 5. l ik e new . Mu st sell, leaving 123-H ar ea . Ph . 367 7!14 . 11 7 8 WAS '4695.00 NOW ONLY sp'r i rlq 112 If In Air conditioning, power windows, power seat, 60 -40, Cruise ControL extra nice . ,,•. . ----'----------- ' Ph. 446-9800 ; Gallipolis, BUY OF THE ·MONTH 1973 BUICK ELECTRA CUSTOM 4 DOOR HDTP --------------- Ph. 992.2174 Pomeroy, Ohio · Where The CuStomer is No . 1 Rem.e mber we built our business on ·service & 110w S:fa.rvice is build-ing . our ' business. • MODEL .1111 ~-· - --------------- NEW CARPET lor YDlH houscc le.:Jn onq 9x 17 -------------- To qualified credit buyers, the balance due ;s 52500 .00 payable in 42 monthly payments. Interest, credit life Insurance, diabi lity insurance is $642 .18. A. P.R. Interest is 11.03 pet. per yr. Total contract financed is S3W . 18. State tax and registration fees not Included as they are dependent upon state of reg istration. - -BANKS- TREE SERvlc;E-; 1~5-tf FREE estimates , ·l iability in ...' - - -- -- - - - - - - - - surance . Pr un ing , t rimm lno AKC reg . Cairn puppies. Ph . and cavlty work , tree and 388 -8738 . stump removal. Ph . 446-4953 195 -8 73 -it -;-~----.--- ---- .....~ . ·- -1974' USED Zig Zag sel' lng ' ROOFIN~ and gutte·r work . machine , good condilion .~ ill . Also built up roofing . 388-8507 .' sell for $36.50 or deposit~ for 220-tf cash . Call 446 -0255. --------------BLOWN INSULATION . Second Av enu e U SE D F U RN I TURE DINE TT E se t <lnd 6 c he~irs . doubl e Clc c: tr •c ove n. M<1q1c Chef , I c tottwc;; dryer bt ,lc k rcc l 1n er -------------1970 228 CAMERO 350, 4 sp new "• --------------- 500 E ..Main v.w. -, In stock & ready to go with undercoat, air lite _puncture seal, outside mirror, tool kit & Owner's Security Blanket Guarantee. Upper Rt. 7 •• In wa l ls, and attics. Russ ell 's GENE PLANTs& SON ~tvices New GMC ' 11 · Plumb•ng , 44 6-4782 . p'a id. "PLUMBING - Heat ing - Air · TruCk Headquarters : ' 80-tf 1968 112 ton GMC pickup · Contlitioning , 300 Fourth Ave . TO-OL sharpening , saws, 29 ACRE farm, good 7 room Ph . 446 -1637. scissors, shear s,r, home and .1967 1/2 T . Ford P.U . farm home wi th bath , barn , . 48 -11 garden tool s. Snarp Shop, SANOY & BEAVER: Insurance 1965 V:1 T . FMC Pickup '*r · Co . ha s offered serv ices for 1969 112 T . GMC PU tob . base , pond , good tenets . - - -- - - - - - - -- - Alley rear. 147 Second . Fire Insurance cove'r age In 1971 Chevy 3 T . dump CARTER 'S PL UMBING 216-tl Gall la County for almos-t a 1972 '4 T . GMC NEW hom es, Sl6,00o and _ up , AND HEATING Century . Farms , homes and 1969 Dodge Stat ion Wagon • your lot or ours . Many styles Cor'. Fourth & P ine WA SHER , dryer and personal property cov~rages 1967 •;, ton Chevy pickup ' to choose from . . Phone 446-3888 or 446-4477 refrige r ator r epair No afe available to meet ln - 1968 1/ 2 T. GMC P ickup -., Col. Jay Shepp• rd, 446 ·0001 165-lo c harge for ser'lice' call If we d•~ldual needs . Conta ct vour 1969 1h T. GMC PU 41 Col. "Red" H•gtey , 446-0002 can't f ix you r app li an ce. Ph . ne•oh~or and agent , Lewis RUSSELL'S 1968 'h T . GMC PU • 675-4242. . tiugfles . PLUMBING & HEATING 1967 1h T . GMC PU " 254-tl Gallipolis, 4U-478'l 109-6 1969 'h T. GMC PU 1971 ~ T . Ford ·Pu 297-t f ~ EVER S TrUck-S~Vlce~n - 0 -~~---------nounc es the opening of 24 hour · P: · Mart in & sOn Wate 1 . 19.67 1f2 T . GMC Pickup Buv direct frpm owner , lots DEWITT 'S PLUMBING road servi ce in Ga!lipolis and De t ..,erv Serv ice . Your 1968 1h T . GMC pickup in _1he citv or country or AND HEATIN·G Pll f ronage Will ~. . a a Lo at ed o 1961 112 T . Chevy Pickup • 0 d 1p surr re . c Roadn, , pre C:Ja . ted . Ph. 446-04?3. acr e age : CoMpare ijoute 160 at EVergreen I972 ·1J, T . Ford Pickup : F airfun ie ldmg · Church ... anywhere. Look at the rest, Phone 446-273 5 "~~ Ga l lipol is·, we are ori call 2 ~ __ 2-tf, 1971 GMC Suburban 187-t . f'tours a day , 1 days a w e~k . ___,___.:._ -- 6~z~ E --,.__..:...-; ..J 1972 chevrolet 'h T.' PU · •., then buy the best. 2 large . SOMMERSG.M.C. Ph ~ 614 .446 ·9329 or 011 your C'B' 'LAN'o R W~R.K · hOuses for sale in the city . STANDARD TRUCKS, INC · radio , c all B ig Oadd v .-: hour c~~a;/!J OC.I P~nds1 S1.t Robert A. Ou~n , 1024 Plumb ing & -HeaT ing 133 Pine st, · · '10 u ar ..,, Phone .56. Ch 1 · 485 or - 643-2960. .· a.n..~e~. Seciind Ave., 446-0168. I 446-2532 . I · . 214 Ulird Ave ., ~46 - 3782 . . 51 _11 1 ' -187 -tt - - - - - , - - - - - -- - - , I I 11-tf - -:---...1-•__ \.;_.,J....- • "T"- ··-tf 1. . , \ 1 5 ACRES. Rt. 218, water tap Smith Nelson Motors Inc. Per Month DON WATTS V.W., INC. •'. ------------- Sat. l 11 l 1973 FREEDOM Mob il e Hom e 14 x 70, tip -out on living room . Many extras . Call 2-45-5069 after 5 ex cept weekends . 1Q2.tf '.•. ' Central Air Conditioning & Heating Free Eslimares Stewart's Co., Inc. Gallipolis, Ohio, 441li -2270 144 . 16 S E"P rfc TANK CLEANING AND REPAIR, ALSO HO U SE WRECKING . Ph . 446 - 949~' . Established in 1940. , 169-tt Camping Equipment eal Esta.te For Sale ·•• ·- . ' BE -G~L ~ E·N W;:A:;;T:;;E!';iRm's lo••••••••••••""!!~-~""!!~"'!"-•'!"•.1 R '. TERMITE PEST CONTROL FREE Inspec tion . Call 446-3 245 . M errill . O' Dell , Operator by E xt ermina ! Termite Service, .0 Belmont Dr . 267.,tt , See one of these courte-o us salesmen: Pete Burris Lloyd Me Laughlin Marvin Keebaugh PIW:Jbinl! & Heating 9. OVIRitAUL RIAR SELF-ADJUSTERS 10. INSPfCT REAR WHEIL 'CYLINDERS HOLLEY Bros . Constru ction, bu l ldozing , back t).oe wor~. ditching, under roaQ~; , boring . Phone 245-5018 or 245 -5006 . 18 tf " You ' ll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Bus ines s" LOT on SR 554, Ideal for mobile home . We l L speti c tank , ready to hook up . •• Setvices ·Offered ROOFING & Spouting , Shingle & Bui ldup roof, Hot & Cold process , Home improvem~nt in general. For free es timat es, phone RQb~rt Meade , 388·8114 , B idtle i l. Oh io. 230-tf ·-------·---------------.3 New Cadillacs In Stock 5 P.M. • POINT PLEASANT ' PHONE 675-5170 M&M Gray metallic finish , matching leather int. , full power equipment, AM- FM stereo, new steel radial tires , 1 owner. new Cadillac trade , low miles . Open Eves. Til6- Til ,.,• DON'T '5900 992 -5342 ·. BIG SELECTION OF eFORDS eMERCURYS eFORD TRUCKS )96-1 FALCON fl c yl . sld trans . good rubber r uns QOOd 0:.19~ 196J Corv.:1<r convcr l •bi C' r:o:c con d , e~u t o tr,ln s . ~-1~0 f>h 1JS 5R71 For Sale NEW '74' " ~~o Unhappy Own CH IN CHI LLA 50 ll1 bCICI S !~t ue Clou d dust ~5 . Halt r oll Key we ld w irP q,l(H' 1.1 I " '11: I ' used oaqcs. {I ll S•H' S hall P•n' bottles du st pnns rn.my o llwr need Pel ill' m'> lfl8 fl)28 I l'l 12 ...c GALLI POLIS, OHIO DOWN Our Goal is l I ? '6 SPECIAL . SEPTIC TANKS P ROTECT your mobile home Cleaned and Installed with T I E DOWN ANCHOR S. RujSeii'S Plumbing , 446· 4~82 Call Ron Sk idmore, 446-1156, · 2.97 -tf. after 3 p.m . • --------------""""":" 221 -tt KOTALIC LANDSCAPING . RIO GRANDE, OHIO THOMA S Fa in Exterm inat ing , COMPLETE PROGRESSiqE Co . T ermite and Pest Control. LANDSCAPING Wheelersburg , Ohio . SHRUBS, Trees , rock gardens . · __. 233 -tt all guaranteed. Complete spring c lean up . Lime , ROOFING AND SPOUTING. Fertilizer, Seed, Shrubbery Shingles, s iming and buildup maintenan ce. 2,45-9336. ~ hotroofs . Free E stim.ates . 26 •86-tf years exper ience . James Marcum , V il1ton , Ohio 3889940 COUPE DEVILLE In l' l['(_ l r•C Cr> n l r,ll 112 J _ _____________ Was '7039.40 NOW '5800 Wagoneer Automatic, V · B P.S., air. ~,'f'n l ~ ~ P.R fi.ND n('w <' I<'C 1r •c or qan less lhC111 H months old Will snc rli• cc Com po., w11h r h y th mic o.,r•c1 1011 cll\d cas 5r- tt(' pt,1ycr W • l h lcnrnnHt tap cc; . alSO S 11 CC I rliU SIC \ l ilt 1101 5 1 VCilr warrilnty Src rl l ,Childl'rs Mu 'i •C Ce nter l·'ll J•l 6 16) 6 NOW $2295 $_1988 $1095 $1888 $1395 $1688 $1188 $888 $1488 $1295 $1095 $1099 $1188 $888 1967 JEEP ~. 11? ,., DON WATTS V.W. RIVERSIDE AMC-JEEP 1973wideDfEVROLET ...............!2495 bed, 6 cyl. 74 Olds 98 Luxury Sedan . Supp ly " ••,. Short narrow bed, six cyl. Nice. DEMONSTRATOR a. SPECIAL .. 1973 GMC Services Offered Sh~mpoo r r • $2995 ' $2395 $2395 $1795 $2795 $1495 $1195 TOP DOLLAR TRADE-INS NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED Rent ~,.rl urph y Club Long wide bed, shr: cyL , radio, West mirrors, extra sharp : 175 A .COMMERCIAL ana SCHOOL -OUT SPECIAL development land . Located U. . s ACRES in Rio Grande, ov er ON Starcraft Camper s, Reese S. 35 . 600 ft . frontage . $7,000 . Ph . Hitches 25 pet. off , A uto -dash 367 ·7654 or Co lumbus 1-869awninQ , 20 oct. off . All s izes . NEW HOME S S20 ,000to SSO ,OOO . 2457. Ca·mp Conley Sfarcraft 109-12 Sales , Rt. 62, N. of Po int OHIO River lot with Qual ity - - - - - - - - - -- - - - Pleasant beh ind Red Carpet mobile home. Al ~o your own Inn . . privat e bo a,t dock . 1bs.tf S, REPlENISH MASTEII CYLINDER FLUID •• C 1 (, ancl upho iSI Pr y •.. 1973 DfEVROL£T...............~2495 RT. 2 & 35 Cadillac - Oldsmobile GMAC Financing Available $588 9; Ill 446 -9800 1974 DfEVROL£T...............~2895 Short wide bed, V-8, 9,000 miles. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH ST . RT . 3s - New. s rms , w, baths , full base . 2 car gar . & on a l arge flat lot. House is not comp lete . Owner says sell th is house . No reasonable offer refused . ONLY 111 - . ~UP FR -.lu ll <..ur~ ' nul!• lh.;~t '<; Hluc L u<, ! r(' lo r ciC'rl lli!HI rlHI ~ See the Economy Experts : Dwight Sievers, John Sang, Larry Daugherty, Jeff Schenerlein . '1695 JEFFERS Baby farm on Dav isRd ., barn , fob . base, fruit and berr ies . Good 6 rm . house w ith bath . Good barn and fen ces . Pr ice $13 ,500. In SPECIAL ~hort 6 A CRE s1o .ooo. '---=:=;-;-;-~ 2 Door, 4 speed , radio, w-s-w tires, wheel covers, 18,000 miles, one owner . , Wrecker : 992 -7587 or 99U135 EVERGREEN - 5 rms . an(t bath,fur . heat ,slorm drs . ancr •.-,•in . $14 ,000. I $l788 In 2 Dr . .H.T., V-8, auto .• tut St. wheel, factory air, w -s-w Radial tires . A real cream puff. ~ j! V-8, auto •• P. S. a. ~~Monday May 13th paint job, real sharp. Ill 1972 DATSUN 1200 641 Third Street, Middleport. Ohio See: Fred Blaettnaror Danny Thompson Phone: 992-2412 Alter Hours : 992 , 2412 0 . J . WHITE RD . 1 yr . ole , :, rms . 1112 bath. all brick, all carpet , al l ei ec . located on a. tar ge f lat lot . Pri~e S30,000. RUIJ"rE 7, South , all bri ck, 8 big rms ., 2112 baths , all carpe t, 2 F. Ps .• sw imm ing pool. river view and 1 A . lot . Lu xury plus. FIVE m l nu t~ s fr om Gav in. Remodeled two bedroom home . L iving room, fam ily room , k itchen , bath and porch . Over an ac r e. Under u a. '1695 Keith Goble Ford Inc. RANCHO SAFETY BRAKE - Slant Sl:lc , auto ., radio, wheel covers, w-s-w tl~es . 1970 BUICK RIVIERA $3995 $2795 $2795 $2795·- - SPECIAL SPECIAL 1968 PLYM. _, c... _,,969 OPEL GT Fury C c 4 speed. New ~- IL, ~ Sport 2 Dr. H.T. uu 1971 PLYMOUTH DUSTER TRUCKS 7 Sta. Wgri . (Bus), passenger, red & white, 17,500 miles . Super Beetle, sunroof. yellow, 4 speed, 19,000 miles. Super, 4 speed, red. l6, 150 miles , sharp car . Super, 4 speed, light blue, radio. Ghia Coupe, yellow.4 speed , radio, 15,434 miles. Regular Beetle, yellow, 4 speed , radio , 24,000 miles. Super Beetle, dark blue, 4 speed, radio . Super Beetle, orange, 4 speed, radio, 36,000 miles. 411, 4 dr . sed . , yellow, automatic, air con d . , 47,605 miles . Ghia Conv ., black, 4 speed, radio. Sharp. Bug, beige, 4 speed. radio. SPECIAL '795 V-8. auto .. P.S., radio. Lots of Happy Buyers- No unhappy owners . Open evenings until6:00 p . m . - 5 p . m . Thursdays & Saturdays . Closed Sunday . VtNfON - 4 rm s. and bath All pan'eled and carpeted . It ha s alum . siding and new roof . Th Is house ha s been com · plete ly remodeled ; larg e lot Pri ce reduced to 512,600 . NEAL REALTY ONE ACRE . located across 3 BDRM . home , bath , alum. ra ilroad from Gal li poli s City Busin ess sid ing , gas furnace , located TYCOON LAKE lim it s si gn , just beyond cattl e with liv ing quarters, plus 3 on 2 acres , about 4 miles from a uct ion building . Ph . 304 -73 6r m . house and foundation for ·town on St . Rt. 218 . Priced for 8317 a Jrd house . 3 A . flat tot . The qu ick sale . $14,500. 110·3 bund le for $27 ,000 . Ofliu Phone 4,46-1694 ST. RT . 775, SO A .. 15500. Evenings L'OT for sale at Centenary , Charles M . Near 446 · 1546 ~~;.rHs~cn: OCI~~ · : . tJ'o~o1~0~00 . 108'><1 80' .' Ph . 446 -6497 . J . Michael Neal 446-1503 110-3 SMITH RD . 4 A . $10 ,000 . Sam Neal446-7358 96 -tf LOTS ON St. Rt. 35 L A ND In R io Grande, 5 .acres ANY HR . 446-1998 flat on two roads. A lso 20 NEED LISTINGS FOR SALE BY OWNER acr es, can be divided. Ph . 245 - 3 BDRM . bri c k , 11h bath , 5320. carpet. bu ilt -in kitchen , 2 car 110-3 garage, full basement w ith f inished tam ily room . Fenced in bac k yard . Spring Vall ey , by appointment. F='h . 446-4081. REAL TORS 106-6 AUCTIONEERS 446-0001 or 245-5303 SO you want more than a tot ... How a~ou t nearly n ew home w ith full basement .on Neigh borhood Rd . Almost two acres . On l y 511 ,500 . sTeering, •895 1969 PLYMOUTH 4 DR. "The Closer You Look, The Better We Look. " COME IN TODAY AND LOOK - I AM SURE YOU WILL BE GlAD YOU CAME IN. PAT RI OT - l rm s., 2 stor y old er hom e w ith ba se., fur nace heat. cen . air . bath . carpet ov er H .W . fl oors,· 25' beautiful k it chen ca binets . It has a ba rn 24' K 40 ' and locat ed on 1/, A. fl at lot . Pr ice $18 ,000. '1495 I u<; ! rl ' ~ I 1 ;> WAS 1972 Chev Nova 2 dr .. green with white top, 6 cyl ., auto . $2495 1971 Dodge Demon, 2 dr. , yellow, 6 cyl., auto., radio. $2 09 5 1970 Maverick 2 dr., blue, 6 cyl., stick shift. $ 1495 1970 Ford Pickup, green, this is a good-sharp truck . $1995 1970 Duster 2 dr. , 6 cyl., standard shift, beige. $1 595 19.70 Duster2 dr., small V -8, auto., bucket seats (sharp) $179 5 1970 Pontiac Executive 4 dr . , maroon, A . C. $1 495 1969 Plymouth Fury 11,4dr.sed.,gold, V-8,auto . $1095 1969 T . Bird. white, black top loaded with extras . $1895 $1495 e a . 2- 1969 Chevelle sta . wgns. Both nice wagons. 2- 1969 Pontiac Catalinas, 4 dr. 1-$895 11969 Fairlane 2 dr., small V -8, auto. Nice car . $1295 1969Chev . lmp.4dr . H . T., V-8, auto . , P . S, ,air. $1295 1968 Ply. Fury 4 dr. sed . , v.8, auto., P.S. A nice family car . $1095 P.S., P.B., rad io, w -s-w tires, wheel I' I liP wlih . '>il,lmpoorr FOREIGN CA-RS BELOW '1895 NOBODY WALKS AWAY FROM THALER- FORD! I.'EMQVf- r nrrH"1 pillllt. MHI <;pO l s. tlutl ilf'ill l' n cillwn nnp Most of the above cars are covered under the factory guarantee of 24 mo ., 24,000 miles. If not we will cover them under the Don Watts Guarantee , 30 days or 1,000 miles 100 Pel. (Not 50 Pet - SO Pet . ) 2 Dr . hardtop, v.a, auto .. power brakes, power steering, tact . air, vinyl roof , e,;celtent from bumper to bumper. FOR SALE ON STATE RT. 35 WE HAVE THE RIGHT DEAL FOR YOU! ' 992-2126 1973 DODGE DART CUSTOM 4 door , slant si x engine. radio, P. steering, W·S· W tires, \liny l roof, wheel covers, one owner , 7,000 miles. A -1 USED CARS: Why buy a u sed c ar fro m a lot not equipped to rec o ndit ion it when y ou c an buy from a new car dea ler that is equipp e d to get the car ready for servcie? Our se rvice and parts department are behind our used cars . Mos t of them are trad e d in on new F ords . and we gladly give you th e name and phone number if available of former owner . Our car s are reconditioned for d e p e ndabilit y , r e ady to serve. and priced to sell . Finest Cars and Trucks When olhe r manufacture rs were mak i ng larger and larger car's, Ford pushed as always to make a car more economical in all s i zes . While others were s pending millions on larger engines. Ford now has one of the most modern plan Is in the world at Lorain, Ohio making the new 5 main bearing 4 cyl. engine in two sizes the envy of the world . Through better management to workers relations , and very strict quality control. we can now say ST . RT . 160 - HOME & I N VESTMENT - 7 big rm s., all . bric k; featu r es centrc,l air , elec. heat, F .P ., c ar pe t, paneled , walk . in c.; losets , and 1.884 sq . ft. l iv . area Thi s is on e of the best built houses in th e area . 3 mobile homes (2 new l. 4 rm . furnished Apt. all r ented . income $61 5 per mo. It has 2 barn s and 30 A . of clean , fertile , land . 6 pet. financing to the ri ght party . •4395 mnes PARTS DEPARTMENT : Most peo ple agr ee we hav e best balan c ed and larg es t s to c k of Ford car and truck part s in th e are a . 3 B·EOR OOM home , carpe ted all but ki tchen and laundry room. se .... eral closets , refrigerator and stove , gas furnace , ci ty water , sewer , 0 . J . WHITE RD . - Brick and just off Bul avllle Road lot 113 frame , 3 bdrm ., all carp et, all x 170 frontage , in the ele c. atta c h ed garag e. Gall ipolis schoo l distri ct. Located on v, A . fl at lot . Pri ce On Ja ckson P ike , new brick only S24,500. L ess than 2 yrs . home fully carpeted , central Old. · a ir , f a mil y room in t he basement , 2 car garage with CENTENARY - New , 3 bdrm autpmat ic door . 100 x 200ft . brick and frame ranch . all lev el lot. cl ose to hospi tal. carp et. all elec . w ith heat Shown by appoin tm ent . pumpandcen . ai r , liv . rm . l 3' x 1811:< ' , equipped ~i t chen . all OFFICE : 446· 1066 pan el ed, 1112 bath s and you EVENINGS: can have i mmediate R'lJssell Wood, 446-4618 possess ion'. Ron Canaday, 446-3636 Jof:ln I . Richards , 446-0280 ,'sT . RT . 160 - New. 5 rms .. 2 baths , laundry rm . and big 2 car gar . This house is all ele c.. at 1 carpet. Rustic stained wood s iding and located on a 1/ 2 A . lot . Good · house, good IQcation and a good buy . · $1295 1968 CAMARO HT CPE. door hardtop , AM-FM radio, vinyl roof. power steering, power bra kes, wheel covers. w -s-w tires, 6,800 actual .o1 SE-RVICE DEPARTMENT: Six f u lly train e d and e quipp ed m e cha n ics plu s th r ee he lpe r s . We s p ec iali ze i n s uch thing s a s wh ee l a lign ment ,. radiator repair , tr a ns. ov e rhaul. brake servi ce . radiator r e pair, motor tuheup o n both car s and eve n heaviest tru c k s. We al s o have an e xcellent body and paint shop . Som e of th e m e n hav e had as much a s 35 y e ar s exp e ri e n ce. .. 1973 V. W . 1973 V . W. 1973 V . W. 1973 V. W. 1973 V . W . 1972 V . W . 1972 V . W . 1971 V. W. 1971 V . W . 1969 V. W. 1969 V. W. 1974 DQDGE MONAOO CUSTOM complete automotive headquarte rs. . USED VW's 6 Get acquainted with this area's most l. USED CARS 1974 AMC GREMUN Radio, 4 speed, w -s-w tireS, cvt ., 8,700 miles . R ~ 'N ify , ~1066 1974 CHEVEill ClASSIC ............$3995 l· FROM JEFFERS 32 51 il f4.! S t . TL•Lo146 · 1998 NEJ\R VI NTON Bri ck . II : stor y, 7 biQ room s. tl 1, bat hs. L4•10 sa . II . li vi n~ i'rea on ~ m ai n ' fl oor. F" .P'-' fur nac e heat ; cos t $150 to hea t pa51 win ter IOmi : fr om m ine . This " MO THER ," her four year .ol d house is J yrs . ofd . Loc.l tcd on Burt on as k ed . " Is the stork , 1 A 11;:~1 lot Se tl inq und er that broug h t . me th e same re placemenl cost fo r \ \,9,900 stor k that br ings an t s and spide r s and fr ogs? " BAS TI A N! Dr . EKC IU Si'l e resid ent ial area , 5 r m~ . an d " YE S. dear , " his mo t her bath , ca rp et over H w . flo or s,• r epl ied . l arge tiv . rm . wi th book shel'l in g, pl en ty c loset s and " TH E N ." con cluded Burt on . loc at ed on a fl at lot. Pri ce d · " you didn 't do so bad after for a quic k sa l e at S2 1,800. all !" 821 SEC OND Ave 6 big roo ms RE STA UR A NT on Second Ave ., and bath , 2 story fr am e on a new eQUipm ent. 5 ye ar l ease large cit y lot. It has a til e with 5 year renew al av a ila ble block gar age and stora ge Can pay tor itse lf in on e yea r . bldg . This hou se is sound $24,500 stru ctura lly and wi th a ti tt le paint wou l d m ake som e on e a 45 ACRES , 35 ·t i llab le. ne ar n1 ce comfor ta bl e home Pr ice Tycoon L ake w ith a 1972 only $18.000 . Es kew Mobi le Home, 1<~ x 72, 3 GR EEN ACRES Br ic k , S bedroom . 11, baths, spr ing r m s.. tv., bath s. H .W . floor s wa ter . sept ic tan k. $20,000 . w it h new ca rp et in l ivi ng room . d inin g ar ea and ha iL 3 BE DROO M . mod ern bri ck Ful l and dr y base . Oi sh ' ho me on 10 acres . F ini shed wa sher and d ispo sal in w ife b aseme n t. h ea t ed ga r age , approv ed ki t c hen . I t h as centr al air conditionin g . A atla ched garag e with stor age country hom e bea utiful room . Thi s is a quality bui lt located on Ti ck Ridg e Road . hou se and on ly 10 ye ar s old . $41 ,500 . Own er tr an sferr ed and ha s pri ced for a qui ck sa te at IN CROWN Cit y. 3 bedroom , $27,500 . fram e. b a th , fir epl ace. car port and fully furni sh ed t:DGE OF TOWN - 1 yr . old , 6 $22,500 . rms ., all br, ick, all elec .. all carp et, Ph bath s, F .P., patio , V'ER Y nice .2 bedroor;n hom e.2 car gar . and loca ted on 111.. carp ete d , b ath . m od ern A . fla t lot. Thi s is a Quality kit chen , fu el oil fu r na ce, ni ce blJilt house and can be bought gar de n sp ot . Al so 3 bedroom for S35.5 00. Own er tran sr enta l. Both tor $1 8,000. Call ferred. Buy ; sell a tot and you for ap poin tm ent . hav e a cheap hom e. THAT CAN'T BE BEAT ON OK USED CARS ECONOMY CAR HEADQUARTERS SPECIALS MASSIE 1',1 11 M A I·. IFllA Mobil(' H (ll l H'. I">" ' 'I I) . I IJCd rOOI' I'· -;> ( (lnq.l l t•lr hillh o; Jq l fy , o~r IH'1 f'<1 ,l ,HI l ltr n to..il• ' rl . (r nlr.ll .1 1r , Q,l <. ,, ,.,11 undr r S"-•ri NI [X(" fl ll f'n l t ()n (l ri iQfl C i!ll .f.lf, 000 I ,l l tt' r •, ll 111 I I'} J I -------------' 8 T R ACK Console . in w al n ut 197-4 base . Will sell for $10 1.49 or discoun t for cash : Call 4.460255 . 15-lf ~-.-- --------- --- AKC La br ador Re tr i e .... er p\t ppy . ' AKC Ir is h Se tt er pu ppies . Rea d y May . 20. Ph . C~esaprC a ke 8b7 -S535 . 108-6 -------------- 72 CHEV. CUSTOM COUPE ' 350 c u. i n . V-8 engine , P . stee ring ; P . br a k es. auto . tr ans ., radio . l ac . air c o n d ., lilt s t eering wheel, ant ique white f i ni sh w ith green v i nyl top a nd in te rior. Ne w s tee l bel ted radials . E x c e ll e nt c o n d . '2695 WOOD MOTOR SALES . _____........... ......,.,;.,;;,;,;,-.... EASTERN AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO For Sale for Sale K & P KENNELS TRt ,StATE MOBILE HOME SALES A.K .c. Pupp ies . Board ing . 388444·7572 8214 . Rt . 55.4 1;, m i. E . Porter . 108-tf L OW down pa ymen t s. Sank rate fin an cing . ------ -~-----M arl et 8X35 2 bdr m IP64 CADI L LAC . See Da l e 1957 Lakewood 10x50 2 ·~ drm . Beam , Neighbor hood Rd . Ph . 1960 1955 Slar !ine 8'1130 1 bdr m · 446 -087.1. 196 7 Horizon 1:h:60 7. b.dtm · 109-4 1966 New Moon 12K55 2 bdrm. 1967 New Moon 12x60 2 bdr m . LE T us sell i t for vou the auc - 1961 New MDOr'\ .·10x 55 3 bdrm . tion w ay . Poll y's Au c"ti on , 537 1958 Great La kes SXJ S 2 bdr·m. H ., M iddleport , 992-.3509. ' 1953 New Moon Bx 40 2 bdrm 79.f'f .) . '82-ti --- -----.---.....--;-- ------,.----~-' :I ., - ...... _ ----·-~---:---- \:"- • • • .I �- _r28=!!!.~!~!~-:!.~!tine..!:~d.!v.:..~!.~lll'l.! ___ , . . II I I I Dateline .I !· ' ·II I Gallia I r, • By Hobart Wilsort Jr. ACCORDING to the May 7 News Letter of th ~ Ohio Valley hnprovement ~lion, Inc., Miles T. Epling, president of the M. T. Epling Co., Gallipolis, was one of so;ven OVIA representatives slibmlttlng'llle association's fiscal 1975 recommendations for the oni!oing Ohio River Basin's water resources program. +++ TilE recommendations were presented to the Public Works Subcommittee of the House and Senate Approrpations Committees on May 2. ·2 G a l l i a n m a d e :'·N o . . WASI:li NGTON, D. C. - in the No. 2 position at BDM Stanley E. Harrison, a native an d gives him overall of Gallia County, Ohio, has responsibility for BDM's been elected Executive Vice technical program performPresident of Braddock, Dunn ance and corporate-wid'e and McDonald, Inc. ( BDMJ. marketing on an international metropo litan Washington · basis," Williams said. he adquartered syste ms Harrison,thesonof Mr. and anal ysis, planning , a nd Mr •.. S.M. Harrison of Cen• problem . solving firm, it was tenary, is married to the fo rannounced Friday . by. BDM mer Doris Ann Pow.ell o( President Earle C. Williams. . Fa irfield. They reside in " This rr:tove places Harrison north e rn Virginia +++ analysisBD~~T-P.~!pac~ iri man systems {metropolitan Washington , D. methods of science and C.) with their children Brenda, systems • tec hnology to Arm, David and Lynn. military, governm~nlal, a nd In the new position. Harrison :industri al planmng and is responsible for all probl em solvlflg. The Operations programs of the fir m's Operations pro700-person BDM organization, grams today encompass aswellasactiviliesofBDM's Eastern OperatJ.on s Plans and Programs Staff He (headquartered in Vienna, · · t' also continues as Executive Va. ), Western 0 pera Ions 1n Vice President of BDM Ser- { head qu a r t ere d vices Comp~ny, a subsidiary. Albuquerque), and Operational BDM applies modern Tes t and EvaluatiOn, the --·~ program largest smgle f/· g and management positions with area . Tne u. 5;: also . Martin-Marietta Corporation E~~pean opcr~ 10 ~ 5 ~~ re '0r" . and, earlier, was a resear ch Wlthm M~: ~amson s ~p the engineer with Sandia Corresponsl 111 y, 85 we p .. t poratign and Battelle fir m's Specla 1 rojeC 5 Memorial Institute . Dlredorate .. ed BDM in 1968 Harrison is a member of the Harr_lsOnJom lb American Management as Direc tor of A uquerqude . A ·ation the Association of 0perations was ' name ssoc• ' D' to of Western Operations the U.S. Army, Eta Kappa Nu, . lrec r · . and Pi Mu Epsilon . He is a m 1970, and has been servmi~~~ Registered Professiona l VIce Before. . BDM Engineer in the State of Ohio. 4 SAVE2 % +++ IN conclusion, Epling said, "If the im~rovement of Gallipolis Locks is continually ignored ... chaos could develop. When the new locks now under construction are completed on the Ohio River Gallipolis Locks will become an aneurysm ready to burst. AD other lock chambers will be 1,200 feet long above Gallipolis to Pittsburgh and below Gallipolis to Cairo. Since there are no locks in the lower Mississippi, Gallipolis will he 'the bottleneck for transportation from Pitts)lurgh to New Orleans. "CONSIDERING that the present locks severely restrict any growth in traffic on the Ohio, and considering that a serious accident to the outmoded chambers would effectively stop navigation, it seems that it is imperative that the work be started immediately to relieve the situation.'.' +++ a: LOOSE NOTES- APPlication deadline for area fourth, fifth, Keeping nn rm around the fire "Come artd get it, fellas" • Cabinets - Gun Cabin.e ts - Record Cabinets · Desks - Hassocks - Wall Plaques - Clocks· Pictures- Desk , Table and Floor Lamps· Bean Bags - Wall Mirrors . Door Mir rors. · Just arrived! Large shipment of solid maple, oak, walnut, pine and pecan Buffets, Hutches, Chinas, Round Tables, Oval Tables. Rectangular Tables, Pedestal Tables, Drop Leaf Tables. Large selection of matching chairs, S and 7 piece metal dinettes. TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of the Daily Tribune and weekly Gallia Times ... Trucker walkwt idles 1,000 workers at Kyger Creek Power Plant ... Charles Flaher, 50, Eureka, falls of barge, drowns in Ohio River ... Ralph Harrison named 1955 editor of GAllS yearbook ... Charles Bodlme.r captures auditor's contest on GOP ticket in May Primary as 5,149 Gallians go to poUs :.. GAHS edges Lancaster 2-1 in district baseball tournament opener at Athens. Park central Hotel Bldg. second Ave ., Giillipolis Ph . 4-46-4290. Home 446·4511 JERUSALEM (UP!) Taunted by a chorus of partesting demohstralors, U. S. · Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger held the first of two meetings with lsareli leaders today on bridging the negotiating gap with Syria over a military disengagement for the Golan Heights. U. S. officials with Kissinger put chances of reaching an agreement a~ about 00-50, but in Washington White House officials said Kissinger was on the verge of a Middle East breakthrough and hinted a Syrlan-Israeli troop separation accord might come this week. larael was less optimistic. -- ....---f I I t ········---- Sl•ll ,,,. il """· - SlATE FMM GliiERll IISUAAiiC£ COW' AllY HOM OOiu : • DOII!ill(lton. lllinoia p 7408 REGULAR •79.95 EACH AND BOX SPRING I Save 20% I I L_ _ _J L Save 20% KROEHLER and BERKLINE On Bed Room Suites . - open stock maple - unfinished furniture - cedar robes - cedar chests. Nationally advertised brands 1 Heywood-Wakefield, Bassett Broyhill - · Webb - Kincaid - Dixie Kemp - Lane - Modern - , Early American - French Provincial ' Mediterranean. I am truely grateful to each loyal friend and supporter who' made . the May ·Primar.y such a .success. YOUR GREAT 3 TO 1 MAJORITY ·. .IS AREAL INSPIRATION! I wil be looldng fotward to womng with JOU in the 'Natember election • So we may hate· the lespclltSiwe representatiln JOU want in the OhiO Senate. · SINCERELY, ~ . ) .. ' ,I 1' .. \ COLUMBUS,Ohlo(UPI)- A threatened nationwide shutdown of independent truck drivers passed a midnight Sunday deadline in Ohio apparently without incident amid driver complaints of - being caught in the financial squeeze. ~~Overdrive"· magazine, the truckers' publication, had call- · ed for the shutdown to emphasize dissatisfaction over a settlement granted earlier this year after drivers stayed off highways for about three weeks .. . ' • I', I . I \ , '\ ' '' ' ' ditional territory in the Quneitra region plus more villages along the 1967 ceasefire line. "According to this estimate Kissinger would get an agreement only on a separation line and leave the rest of the aspects lo continued negoiations in Geneva," Ha'aretz said. Overdrive's ca ll ignored ~~~~~;~n~;~:~~:o~i. c. COLLINS ' Israeli replies after the cabinet meeting. The Israeli press was less optimistic than the Americans traveling with Kissinger. The newspaper Ha'aretz quoted senior Israeli officials as saying Syria had rejected the Israeli proposal for a disengagement line in the heights and demanded ad- - place. One said he would fly home and pay someone to watch his rig rather than chance driving during 'a strike. "It's not worth getting hurt over,'' he said . "I'm next in this chow line" Trucks rolling as usual By United Press International ·reported no sign of a trucking drivers would start a nation· wide strike at midnight. He made the forecast before returning to Washington after attending a truckers' meeting in Breezewood, Pa., which he had summoned to drum up support for the strike. Parkhurst claimed that "at least500drivers" were present at the meeting and tbat a majority favored the strike. Shapp, who spoke to the drivers by telephone from his Philadelphia home, said "fewer than 20 per cent of the 300" truckers at the meeting voted for the shutdown. A key demand by the truckers is for an extension of the May 31 deadline for renewing their licenses, Sbapp noted that the drivers need the :.f.; SHOP WEEKDAYS 9:30 TO 5 PM I, I TEN CENTS· lite Gallla C.l)l J11lller Fltlrgroundl. (Pictures above aod below · ~y Rred l"raaey.) H~oy ralas eY 's.tunt1y utgbt forced about balf the cam· pt:rs IIIIo pt"ll•'lfat lidkllag• but tbe remainder, who believed . illelt ...,lpmeat to lie ~kfeble eooaah, braved II In their · tents. 'Diere waa o.ne kn..,- Clii!Uitv of lnadeauate eoulu~~~e~~t. He was 4dtslt ScOuter ~atllpaliB City Mana1er Paul Willer, who admitled Moll4ay, ''My 1e111 fell down." ' ·j f~l ,. .. .\' I ' ' . extension because they are "short of cash." A license costa a minimum of 8200. He told the truckers he would introduce legislation lo allow them another 60 days for renewals. ·The truckers also want speed limits above the present 55 miles an hour and the right for small truckers to haul manufactured goods in competition with the blg trucking companies. In Ohio, William Hill , temporary chairman of the National Independent Truckers Unity Committee, told a Columbus newspaper the shutdown would barm the independent trucker. The group, made up of between 16 and 23 national truckers' organizations, voted this month not lo support a strike. reopening 'on Tuesday OF GALLIA COUNTY PO. POL ADV. PHONE 992-2156 Impeachment hearings· Living ~oom Suites; Sofas, Love Seats, Recliners, Rock-A- Loungers, Swivel · Rocker s ·and Occasional Chairs. A large selection of nylon , Herculon and vinyl covers. ' OAKLEY PJ' WAS FUN ~IOAYevellillg and Saturday until II rained, t~eu f&t Spot checks in Pennsylvania slowdown anywhere in the confirmed today a statement state. Checks of various truck by Gov . Milton J. Shapp stops indicated that trucks The State Highway . Patrol Sunday night minimizing the were roliing, although some reported early today drivers prospect of another truckers' traveled in convoys as a were pushing their rigs strike. precaution. A trooper with a through Ohio despite the strike The work stoppage was citizen's band radio said he ca'n. called for by "Overdrive" overheard no positive allusions "Everything appears to be magazine, the truckers' _ lo a shutdown during conrunning smoothly up to this publication. Spokesmen for versations between drivers. point," a spokesman for the independent truckers also Reports from California said Patrol said. "We have bad no expressed doubt th~t a ·walkout the effectiveness of the strike in Pennsylvania would reports of anything unusual would take place . KING AND QUEEN -Debbie Wllaon was crowned Queen and Dave Weber was named happening in the state although Pennsylvania state Police determine its strength .King Saturday night at Eastern's Junior Senior Prom. Miss Wilson is the daughter of Mr. and truck traffic on a Sunday night natJonwide, but in Utah, Mrs. Robert K. Wilson, Pomeroy, RD, and Weber is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber, is generally light anyway.'' 1 118!11181111!181111!181111!Wllll!l<.l!ll!l!l:~1!1~~lilj"lilj'lilj11!1i'. drivers voted 1o keep their rigs Reedsvill~. Theme for this rear's prom was "Sunshine '75". Mrs. DoMa Chadwell was faculty Law violated by off the roads after midnight. William Hill, temporary sponsor. chairman of the National lndeSome dri. ers elsewhere made pendent Truckers Unity Com- U. S. government similar threats. mittee, said Sunday the shutOverdrive's edilor, Michael down " would be counWASHINGTON (UPI) Parkhurst, predicted Sunday terproductive for the in- The Supreme Court ruled night that more than 90,000 . dependent trucker." unanimously today that the "The 6 per cent (rate in- Justice Department under By United Pross International former Attorney' Geoeral h N Mit h 11 1 t tl A suit for money has been crease granted as part of the WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT NIXON temporarily sets first shutdown settlement) is Jo 0 · c e cons s eo Y aside his battle against ~achment today to focus his attention filed in Meigs County Common covering. the fuel increase (of . violated the law · In its on optimistic reports that Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger Pleas Court in the amount of . six 10 eight cents announced procedures for obtaining I $3,500 by C. C. Howard, Rt. 4, May 1 by many oil com- ;.;lretap evidence. Is on the verge of a breakthrough in th.e SYria-Israel impasse. Green Wade The 9 to 0 decision Willie House officials are hinting that an accord on troop ' Pomeroy, against · Th panles)," Hill said. "The disengagement in the Golan Heights might come this week. They Vance, Rt. 4, Pomeroy. e truckers have been hurting probably kills narcotics and said despite the "heal of emotion" ·on Watergal\l, Nixon spent plaintiff asserts that Vance financially for years, but right . gambling prosecutions inmuch of the week.end studying cables from Kissinger and would drove his car ln negligent now we are being com· volving hundreds of persons be "actively involved" in foreign policy the .'early part of this manner on March 16 this year pensated , which have been pending in WASHINGTON (UP! ) _ presidential tapes. week. Nixon spenta rare Sunday at the White House with and struck a Tnnessee Walking Tru~ leaders in Ohio - various courts awaiting a While politicans continue to Nixon defied an earlier members of his family, who gathered for Mother's Day. eed ihe likelihood of a sec- .- ruling on whether the debate the merits of a• committee subpoena for 42 horse owil~d by Howard ca~mg phySical damag~ to the nationwide shutdown was evidence can be used. rresidential resignation, the tapes, furniShing instead the TORNADOES HIT FLORIDA, GEORGIA AND SOUTII slim at this time. House Judiciary Committee edited transcripts that bave CAROLINA Sunday, kllling at least four persons and causing anunal. . . .Jack McWilliams, oerv· opens its first full week of provoked public controversy. nearly $1 million in damages. Georgia was bit hardest. All four ·t f di · lee manager at an Ohio truck Mostly sunny today Wl . th high ' impeachment hearings Tues- The White House bas since said filed 1 who died lived there. At least 18 others were Injured when a '· ' sw or vorce agal!IS stop where many drivers gathda y, and th e Senat e ls qu1e · tly repea tedly 1·1 will ·!X"OVI'de no tornado struck trailer home parks in Glennville and Savannah. Paul .· Goody, Ravenswood, ered to walt out the f1r'st shu' temperatures in the 60s. In· . to " 1 the. d ks W te te te · Is Cleat ec . ." more a rga'ttee·rnah riB thr. One person was hurt in Florida and another in South chargmg gross neglect of duty down sal·d the strike was not.. creasing ·C1oudiness tonight preparmg Th H .;.7J ba Th 1 Carolina, and the National Weather Service issued tornado and extreme c_ruelty. . popula' r among drivers he had with a chance of ·rain in the b e ouse h . pe:ne , 'd vmg da eof COlll111l losed he . as schee . egun eartng ev1 ence ys . c anngs ewarnings for parts of North Carolina, V~rglnla, Maryland, ln other action, petit jurors talked t~ and most would not north. Low temperatures in the against President Nixon last duled this week. The hearings Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Vermont, Massachusetts and wereexc~sed by Judge John C. honor a second shutdown. 40s. Mostly cloudy with a ThurSday, may have· another may be opened to the public Connecticut. Civil Defense spokesmen estimated damage at · Ba.conth1smornmgwhenasuit '''That seems · to be the rna- chance. of showers Tuesday. battl · b sh in ek with declsl · e over su poenas ap g 110xt we a on SIJOO,OOO in South Carolina and at least $200,000 in Georg!a. There for money w~s setUed out of jority word here," said McWll- Highs in the 70s. up. pending on whether they will waa no immediate damage estimate for the Florida area, but .court. The .swt aSking $120,000 Uams "and I talk to a lot of the CALLED OUT TWICE · The committee, still be televised. aeveral frame houses and a number of mobile homes were either. was filed by Rene A. and ·boys,', The Middleport Emergency demanding more White House . , delllroyed or damaged. Ho.rtenser • R Salas, A ·Licking County, Ohio Squad made two runs Saturday tapes that Nixon has vowed On the other side of the Chillicothe, agamst Karen ~Y trucking 'leader, Steve Sen- afternoon. At 5:41 p. m. the will not be rele8sed, may pack Capitol, a random survey by ATHENS ~ THE WAITER AT THE ATIIENS lfiLTON Green, New HavenJ and Ulllan dykar, echoed McWilliams squad was called to . the . off from the strategy of sub- • UPI 'shows that many senalors turned to the tall, tanned man sipping a drink at the .hotel· bar. R. Greene, New Haven, on oplnlon the midnight deadlir,le Lawrence Manley residence, poenaing a mass of tapes an at have been study'"* ·Senate "There's a phone call for a Mr. Agnew," 1the waiter said. ''You Dec. 5, 1970. would Jl!ISS · linobserved by . 743 Sycamore St., for Usa once. Instead, It may call for rules of impeachment, seeking ilnow who he Is?'' ·, . · drivers. Manley, age 8, who was taken specific individual tape additional reading material "Yes' " the man .replied, putung down his drink. "That's "You hear a few of them say to Holzer Medical Center, and recordings. from the Lilirary of Congress me." ' _ t LOCAL TEMPS yes, but most of them are at 8:08 p. m., the squad was Conirnittee ~ ~ter and submitting procedural It was' a far cry from 1971 when Spiro 'J'. Agnew visited The temperature in down- saying no," said Sendyksr. called to the home of Dora W. Rodino has Indicated the questions to staff members on Greece as vice prealdenl, receiving a hero's welcome and a key town Pomeroy at II a. m. Some drivers late Sunday ex· Roush, 165 Seventh St .•. who panel abandon Its the Rules COIIIliuuee. . to .li\e city of Athens. Agnew, 8011 of a Greek bar:ber, virtually was Monday was ao ._degrees under P,.essed ,fear for their safety , transported .her grandaon to sweepingmight request, forwarded In addition, Democratic sunny skies. · · (Continued on page 'lO) ' should the shutdown talre Veterans Memo•ial Hostlital. . April .19, fo~ about 75 leader Mike M;llllfleld bas met .. ' FOR MATTRESS MY FRIE_NDS, .'' . -I, THANK YOU I Kissinger had shuttled to Damascus on ·Sunday for talks with President Hafez Assad and returned to Israel Sunday night for today's meetings the 16th day of his current mission .Hewasexpectedtofly back to Damaacus with the ·. !h Mattress & Box Spring By 1980, nuclear power is expected to replace the equivalent or about 2,500,000 barrels or oil per day, or 224,000,000 tons of coal a year, while ,PrQducing 20% of the · . nations electrical output. IIUUIANLI Striding into the meeting at Mrs. Meir's office, Kissinger glanced briefly in the direction of about 50 persons holding placards and chanting slogans 150 feet away in a parking lot. The protestors, mostly setUers in Jewish outposts on the Heights, called him "Killinger" and other epithets. When the meeting broke up, Information Minister Shimon Peres and Defense Minister Moshe Dayan walked over to the protestors and remonstrated with them to tone down their remarks about Kissinger. ''He doesn't deserve it," Peres said. "It's not polite." Foreign Minister Abba Eban said the two sides broke off the talks to allow the cabinet to meet at noon . .) I ..A.. Kissinger emerged from a one-hour session with Prime Minister Golda Meir and her team of key ministers to tell newsmen he had nothing to say until the Israeli cabinet met later in the day . ~. nan,, •• ua • ,- •if'*r. MONDAY, MAY 13, 1974 FULL SIZE INNERSPRING Davis, 32, bas been with the NBA for eight years, making his debut in 1967 with St. Louis. He has a 7.1 point career average. Carrol K. Snowden POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 21 Salel Simmons & Serta·•"':;:; : ; experienced.''. at the aRnlllll Scout-0-Rama se,..e, It 11'811'1, whea the annual Scout.Q.Rama waa condgOted for boys of llle Meils-Gallla-Mason (MGM) district at Save 20% 3RD FLOOR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT NEW DUTIES DETROIT (UPl) - Jim Davis, backup center for the Detroit Pislons, was named the team'sassistantcoach Monday lrut .wm continue lo play next season for the NBA club in addltlon·to his new duties. Pistons Coach Ray Scott said • · Davis, who joined Detroit in December, 1971, in a trade with Houston for a draft choice, was "resolirceful, intelligent and service. Call for details. enttne --------~------- --~ rain strttek Saturday night Devoted To The lntere&t& Of The Meig1-Mason Area VOL XXVI ·--··-···· +++ your specific needs. And of co urse, yoU' c an depend on t he best • at y On Occa si onal Tables · Book Shelves · Curio Camping out was big fun until sees peace at ' Osborne's Gallipolis Da>: Basketball Camp is Friday, May 24. Youngsters planning to attend one or both sessions (June 3-7) or (July 15-19) are reminded a $15 (nonrefundable) fee is required with the application blank. Balance ($15) is due upon registration. The fee includes tuition, camp shirt, a basketball, medicallnlrurance and swimming, plus valuable instructions on the fundamentals of'basketball. Ch.ecks should be made payable to Gallipolis Day Basketball Camp, in care of Jim Osborne, Gallia Academy High School, Gallipolis, Ohio, 45631 ... Gil Price, Gallia ~deiny High School's f>.S· senior hardwood center, bas been n~ to the Prep AD-America Basketball Yearbook for the 197~ campaign. The announcement was made last week by the editors of Coach & Athlete Magazine according to GAllS Coach Jim Osborne. Price, who led the Blue Devils to the 1974 South.e!lllern Ohio League basketball title, was a regular for four years for the Gallipolis squad. Selection to the Prep Honor Roll makes Price eUglble for judging in the Prep AD-American National Awards -Prep 100 Squad, Super Ten Team and Cum LaUde ... Tom Spencer is the starting' centerfielder for the Indianapolis Indians. He's playing every day, and Is currently batting over .300 as a switch hitter ... Gallipolis' Daye Roberts had his flv~ame victory string snapped 4-1 by Pittsburgh Thursday. Dave Ia 5-3 on the year. iablllty protection for At home irt the Great Outdoor.~ SAVE 20% sixth and seventh grade boys plannlng lo attend Coach Jim you . Many optional extras tQ meet s 0 ICC: ON ALL FURNITURE IN STOCK SAVE 20% ON ALL DINING ROOM FURNITURE ·AND DINETTE SETS +++ contents. c " . -·· Elberfelds In Pomeroy May Furniture Sale IN his statement, Epling endorsed the comprehensive water resource development recommendations as submitted by OVIA and pointed out the need for Iota! development in the valley, resulting ui benefits to the entire nation. However, Epling's rrimary interest, he said, was in funding 1o initlate the study for replacement of the Gallipolis Locks and Dam where traff1c IS even now critically congested, causing long and costly delays for vital cargoes of coal, steel, oil, chemicals and many other raw materials needed by industry. State Farm has eeonom ica t coveraae for rour mobile hQme and ....... '• /. Weather l <'I with committee chairmen and urged them lo speed their legislative pace so that, in his words, the "decks will ·be clear" lf a trial is held. "We'Dhe rrepared to face up lo our duty," he said in an interview. Mansfield estimated that "lf and whe~ the Issue comes to the Senate, it would take two weeks to get things in order . Then we'd put all business aside, except for appropriations bills and the like. , "U and when it comes over here " Mansfield said "l would' guess the trial could 'take ' 8s much as two months. "U that event occurred, the . election campaigns of mem. bers would become aecondary, I would ,expect and anticipate " that evety senator rum'bqi far j I'e-electlon would fonco the campaign involved and be on doty in the Sen&te d&y lni and day outl' ~ 1-:1 . . I I • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 12, 1974 danridge herrell pollock salser sanders