https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4c14e43f92826699b5a717d7a13ce383.pdf 1bd065c0a8dbe042e30e5bad414defab PDF Text Text • . . • .12- 'i1le Dally Sentinel, Jlliddleport·Pometoy. 0 •• Friday, July 5, 19'14 , , • - • • Nation's unemploYment rate steady . . By GENE CARLSON WASHINGTON (UPI)- '!be nation's unemployment rate held steady In June with 5.2 per tent of the labor Ioree out of •ork, tbe government said' today. The rate of joblessness has remained at about this level Since January. · Delplte the usual lnfiux Into · the labor market of students looking for summer jobs, the number of · out-of.work Americans totaled U million In June, virtually the same nwrtber as In May, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said. Employment, on the other hand, edged up slightly last month to 116.2 million. '111e nwnber of i\mericans holding jobs has now increased 400,000 In the past two months after six . . . monlha of virtually no change, The job figures are adjLillted As usual, unemplo)'IJient was- for seas.onal variation, In· highest among teen-agers, but eluding the annual surge of the 15.6 per cent jobless rate young jo~keni following for this age group ·was the the close or the school year. ' same as in May, the Bl.S said. Armory_robbed Ira Bqtcher dead at 60 •. The teen-age Increase this June was about the same as In recent years. and thus had virtually no effect on the oveaU jobless rate. The slabill ty in the unemployment picture In June carried over Into other l~bor Ioree groups. The jobless rate for household heads, 2.3 per · cent; adult men, 3.5 per cent; and adult women, 5.1 per cent, were nearly the same as In May. However. the rate {or married men rebounded to 2.6 per cent last month after the temporary slide to 2.2 per cent one month earlier. About 8.8 per ceni of black workers were without jobs in .June, compared with 4.8 per COMPTON, Cali!. (UPI) - one-story stucco building. They Hundreds ol rlfles, machine Uren unscrewed bolts from Ira N. Butcher, 60 Cole St., guns, shotguns, grenade security hasps to a ""'ply Middleport, died unexpe<:tedly launchers and ammunition room and broke the door. Wednesday at the Thomas have been sl<Jien from an Memorial Hospital in unguarded National ·Guard Charleston, W. Va. armory In Compton, pollee Veteraos Memorial Hosplt\.J Mr. Butcher was born March reported today. 13, 1914, in Middleport, a son of Wednesday Adml.,loDB ' Police detecli ves, FBI agents, and military officials Cynthia Oney, Ree'lrsville; the late Harry and Rosa Belle who discovered the theft Vivian Johnson , Racine_; Lewis Butcher. He was a member of the Middleport Thursday night said it was not James Marshall, Jr., Masoll; Church of Christ where he Immediately known what Ume . Mary S!Jll, ~lddle!"'rt ;. Bruce the break·in occurred. Fi~er, Racrne ; Vrrgmm H~~· served as a deacon, a member of MiddlepOrt LOdge 363, F and Still In Progress 'The facility had been locked Mtddleport. AM, a member of the Scottish As Much As up Wednesday morning at 10 Wednesday Discharges . Rite, 32nd Degree, Colwnbus. a.m. and military units re. Edward Roush, Tammte 50% Off He served In the U.S." Navy In turned at 10 p.m. Thursday Tyree, Harold Evans, Steven On Many Items night after taking part In an Boyd, Gladys Barber, Walter World War !land.for the past Independence Day parade. King, F'loyd Bowers, illysses 17 years had been employed as . an inspector at ACF Industries Among the ' weapons stolen Castle, Myrtle Odom. Your Thorn MeAn Store , Red 1L011se, W. Va. Before at were 70 M60 machine guns, 80 Thursday ~dmlsslon Dr. Ira L. Whitman, Director MIDDlEPORT that time he was employed for M16 rifles, eight grenade Elmer Sti!l, Pomeroy. of the Ohio Environmental lalmchers, 150 bayonets, 40 Thursday Dlseh~rges - . nine years with the New York Protection Agency, will speak Central Railroad. . .- - - -. .- - - - , grenadeJ 100 riot grenades, 75 Nancy Lawson, Calvm Jewell, Surviving · are his wile, to the members of the gas maw<S and thousandS of Kathryn Metzger,. Cynthia Southeastern Ohio Regional rounds of ammunition. <mey, i\mos Cross, Jr., Huth Margaret June McElhinny Council on Thursday, July II at Friday lhru Sunday Police said the thieves Ftsher' Holly . .Fr~end, Butcher; two sons, James the Portsmouth Elks Country July 5·6-7 . gained entry to the armory by Margaret Gans, Phillip Click, Frederick, Middleport, and Ira Club, E. E. Davis, President of THE PAPER CHASE smashing In a side door of the Mabel Hennessy, Mary Grady., Ray, Jacksonville Beach, Fla.; . the SEORC announced today. Timothy BottomS, Llnd_say a daughter, Mrs . Robert Wagner, John Houseman, (Judy) Gapvell, Norman, Davis sald the .Portsmouth Graham Beckel. Okla.; a sister, Mrs. Don event will be the annual ( PG ) (Juanita) Strauss, and a SEORC summer meeting and THREE STOOGES brother, John F. Butcher, hoth golf tournament. _, Dr. Whitman has been asked of Columbus, and six grandMo~day fhru Thursday to address the membership children. July Bthrir July 11 about the concerns of the Ohio Funeral services wiU be at 2 NOT OPEN p.m. Saturday at the Mid· EPA as they relate to the d)eport Church 61 Christ with economic development in Ohio and, By United Press International .The first day of Ure holiday George Glaze ,. officiating. southeastern use of specifically the Less than 100 persons lost usually claims the most liveo. Burial will be in the Cheshire southeastern Ohio coal in that their u-.,s on the nation's high· A United Press International Gravel Hill Cemetery. . Drive-In ways during the first 24 hours count at 9 a.m. E:DT showed Friends may call at the development, Davis said. The golf tournament will Tonight, Juiy-5 . of this Fourth of July weekend, that 146 persons had died In Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home begin in the morning and but the death · rate climbed · auto accidents since .the start at anytime unlll 12:30 p.m. "CANDY STRIPt;; . =NURSES 11 steadily as the holiday moved of the hollday.period. Saturday when the body will be continue during·the day and the evening dinner meeting will be f!nd lntQ Its second day. A breakdown of accidental tsken to lire church. "PRIVATE DUTY preceded by a hospitality hour . AUnited Press International deaths: NURSES" 5:30. at survey Indicated the National Traffic 146 Kaihy Cannon, Joyc Dr. Ira . L. Whitman is the Safety Oluncll may have been Drown 45 single,. Carl Carmichael a Williams right In predicting its low Planes ( R) 0 triple, Ron Snyder a double, first director of the Ohio Ert· Protection estimates of traffic deaths for Other 16 and Brian Hamilton, Duane vironmental White and Randy Roach, each . Agency (Ohio EPA), which the four-day holiday period, Total SATURDAY, JUl Y6 207 .Double Feature a single. legally wentinto effect October "HDUS!i: OF Browning went the first six 23, 1972. MISSING Gl RlS" Innings, striking out seven and · As director. Whitman is · -Plus- . Hottel' Merllcal Center . "TWO PEOPL!i: walking one, while Smith responsible for the slltte's air, (Births, July 3) struck out one and walked one water and solid waste ·. Mr. and Mrs . . Dennis M. abatement programs. The Sun., Mon.~ Tues. The Pomeroy A's and In going Ure final frame. Spires,· a son, Cheshire; Mr. . Taylor struck out one and i\iiency also has authority over July7,8,9 and Mrs. Joseph Vltltoe, a son, 'Cheshire Blazers continued walked tl)ree, while Brauer )Vater plarinlng, environmental Double Feature ' their winning ways In Meigs "TRAVEliNG LIGHT" Wellston. · County Pony League action, as fanned three and walked two. impact analysis, and super. ,-Pius(Births, July 4) At Cheshire, lire Blazers vision of sewage treatment and HilLBillYANDTHE Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Will, a . both teams rolled to ellsy sc<ired twice in the second, public water supply facilities. HAUNTED ·HOUSE victories Wednesday evening. daughter, HAMDEN. Whitman, previously ,(he The A's dumped the once in the third and five Urnes Deputy Director for En· Pomeroy Phillies, . 1().1, while In the fourth. · Baird . went the vlronmental Programs for ..the Steve · CheShire swept past Syracuse distsnce for the win, his sixth Ohio Department of Health, S.l. The A's tallied three times in of the season; striking· out 14, also serves as Chairman of the the first, once in the third, four walking three and yielding just newly created Ohio Power Siting ·Commission, which is times in the fourth and twice In four hitsc Greg Cundiff went all the responsible for the approval of the sixth, while pitchers Dale way for Syraeuse, fanning five new generating · and Iran~· Browning and Greg Smith combine<) to hold the ·Ph!Is to and walking six, while giving mission facilities In Ohio. He is a commissioner of Ure Ohio just two hits, singles by· Steve up 10 hits. Cheshire was led by Baird at Pickens and Randy Marshall. Meanwhile, the A's banged lhe plate with a triple, double with a single each. out 10 hits off Phllly pitchers and pair of singles, followed by For Syratuse," Forbes Rick Taylor and .Chip Brauer, Jimmy Harris with a double, slammed a double and single, wt"th Rick Johnson's three JimHoward-\vlth a double, and Cundiff added a double and .singles leading the way. Greg Rick Wlnebr..,nner, Greg Riffle had a single. Smith added a double an<l a Mulford and Sam Corflas, all mg;w) Summer Sale • · SAN ANTONIO - Second Ueutenant Edward M. Brown, 1011 of Mrt. Frances G. Brown cl811 E. Fifth St., N"" HAven, W. Va., hasgradoatedb'om the T..38 pUot tnstruclor course at Rlndolph AFB, Tu. Duri!ll! the u.week blghly 1 ~eciathed tratnlng, tleutenant Btown completed e hours of divenlfled !lying and 52 hours 9f academic training, Including aircraft engineering, !light plamtng and applied aerOdynama. The lieutenant Is returning to Laughlin AFB, Tel<., where he .terves with a unit of the Air . Tralnlng Command. A 1966 graduate of Wallama Hlgh School in Mason, W. Va., Ueutenant Brown received his ZND LT. EDWAltD M.IIROWN · A.A. and B. S. degrees In radioTV, a M.S. degree In jour· nallsm and a M.A. degree In br~adcast management .from Ohio University where he was commissioned In 1971 through . . the·Air Foree Reserve Officers Tralnlng Corps program. The lieutenant's wife, Dortha, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wilcoxen, Rl. River Valley Water Sanitation bachelor degree in civil 2, Racine, Ohio. Commission (ORSANCO ), Ure engineering from Cooper Great Lakes Basin Com- Union in 1961, a master of Sponsors needed mission and Is a member of the science in civil engineering · sPOnsors are still needed for Great Lakes Water Qaltty from the Polytechnical In· Board. stltute of Brooklyn in 196.1, and four members of Boy Scout · Before joining state govern- a Ph.D. ·in Envlrommeni.Ql Troop 249 to attend Camp Arrowhlad at Huntington, W. ment, Dr. Whitman directed . ,Engineering froin Johns Va. and managed research Hopkins University in 196!1. Thirteen dollars is needed for programs at Battelle Memorial , each of the four. The troop will Institute In Columbus. He has ·be attending camp at also served as research Arrowhead the week of July 7. associate and flood . · LOCAL TEMPS Anyone Interested In spon· management engineer with the The temperature 'tn down· sorlng a boY. should contact Corps of Engineers, and as town Pomeroy at 11 a.m. special consultant to the City of Friday was 82 degrees under Bob Arms, 993-7437, or Hank Cleland, 9804200 before Sun· Baltimore. sunny skies. day. Whitman received h(s cent lor their white coun· terparts, but these flguree were unchanged from May, the BLS said. Yo·ung Vtetnam·era veterans, those20to 2~ years of age, continued to have • tougher time finding work U,... th!IS'l of the same age who did not serve In the military. The jobless rate for young veteui!J was 10.1 percent In June, about the same as In the previous five monlha, while nonveterans of the same age were oul of work at a 7.5 per cent rate. Older veterans, however, experienced about the same unempfoyment problems u nonveterans of.. the same qe group, above 25, according to the BLS . . Ohio EPA .director to address SEORC heritage house MEIGS THEAJRE .Holiday death toll climbing Pomeroy A :S, Blazers win · A Joint Checking Accbunt. Firm footing for family finances. Accurate records. Ready cash. Freedom from · forgetfulness. Open one today. Together. pome'"" •utrand M&R ~ u ~oblished 1872 . • Sale prices on our entire stock of mens Summer Sport ' and Dress Shirts- good selection .o fstyles and sizes. eSpecial sale of -summer toys for boys and girls special purchase and sale of dolls. .' MAIN OFFtC·E "" lloi') ., Tuts., Wrci ., Thurs. 9' a .m ..3 p.rii . · ' Elberfelds ln Pomeroy CENTER MIDDLEPORT, . .DOORS OPEN AT 2 PM OPEN TIL 6 PM BAG OF GROCER GIVEN ·AWAY ·EVERY 15 MINUTES SUNDAY. 1• RUTLAND IIIANCH Thuradey9~ e . m. to 12 Noon Frldey98 .m. to 1 p.m. ' JUST ASK FOR YOUR FREE TICKET AT DOOR I- AUTO BANK HOURS .,. ,.-MANY OTHER SPECIAL PRIZES GIVEN AWAY THROUGHOUT THE WEEki ~IDAY' 9 to· 7:_SATURDAY 9 k1 12-. . . '• See ·spec.lal M&R Anniversary Section This Sunday, July 7th ' IIOIIDAY·THURSOAY 9 to 3 A hometOwn friend. ,. • ., •. Je1Kiing h1s own spec1uJ 11tyle to the musical rerldllion.• at the Rac~oorr Cr •ek Carne Is ·c lub and Hoxy's Emporium. Throughout the second ad John Ecker appears as tile bartender anrl rirrgleader of all the " bud elements" In the play, If there re.ully 11re any. iind he gives <t me:morable performance as well . Chrhrtlne Epling's voice 5eems to .Oar over the crowd· as •~• sing• " Fondr;st Dr~&ms of' You" In her part as C"dthcrine Cameron (Kltly ), and In the FortlflcaUon Hlll .'!Cerre echoes Col. Safford In his wish· lui ramblings, The effect is almost spine· chlllirrg. Peggy Scarberry Is Foxy Hoxy in the saloon scenes and dances ,with real joy and the ~llcreek Nymphs, Joan Fruth -and TOdd Mayes, present the ballet Of the periormance that is striking both In Its simplistic lines and for its lighting effects, done by Paul Perroud, James Bennett and Jon L<ruden. Paul Hawks plays the preacher who wins the heart of Fo<y Roxy and leads the singing al the First Rio Grande Bean Dinner. (Continued on page 2) ' OPENING SCENE - The bandstand In Gallipolis is the scene for the openhrg act of "Gallia Country." Roger Than 12,000 Families 46 PAGES FOUR SECTIONS SUNDAY, JULY 7, 1974 GALLIPOLIS·POINT PLEASANT Middleport-Pomeroy PRICE 20 CENTS Teachers on way to Australia .. .... , ' '. '· ....... ' OFF TO AUSTRALIA- Wendy Carper, left, and Teresa Casci, leave Monday night for teaching positions in Australla. · BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH POMEROY - When a r·epresentative of the Education Department of New South -~ W;iles, --:Australia, came into the area recruiting teachers last spring, -two Meigs Countians, Wendy Carper and Teresa Casci, signed on. And tomorrow, they'll be op their way. The two are scheduled to leave San Francisco at 8 p.m. Monday and arrive in Sidney, Australia at 7:10 a .m. on Wednesday. Ther~ they will be met by a representative of the Education Depart.. men! and for the first five days will go through a period of orientation on rights and responsibilities, health care, customs, and the schriol system. They'll also be given their teaching assignment•. Wendy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . .George Carper, Pomeroy, R: D., taught second grade at the Chesterhlll School in Athens County last year and has requested second grade there . Teresa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Paul Casci, who has done only substitUte teachin g since her graduation from Rio Grande College in January, asked for a fifth grade class. Unul a month ago neither of the teachers knew that the other had applied for a position in Australia . Teresa made her application through the ·Placement Bureau at Rio Grande, Wendy through the B\)l'eau at Ohio University . lloth had interviews OJl March 26, and both ·selected the July 8 departure date from among numerous dates when. teacher's .would be leaving from San. Fcancisco . In Australia, school is conducted on a year-around basis with several · long vacations. The studen ts wear uniforms. The two teachers expect to be in the classroom within a week after they arrive. F'or Wendy this will be a return trip to Australia. She was there ·In 1956 with her · moth<ir, Peg, who came to the United States as a war bride In the late ~­ Wendy's grandmoUrer liveo in Melbourne and she has many other relatives there. Her plans while in Australia include attending graduate scnool. ' And Teresa ls not without friends there. The wife of one of her father.'s cousin has relatives living in Melbourne.·. . })s for Ure teaching salary provided for In the two-yea~ contracts which they ' (ConUnued 011 page 2) $450,000 project completed at Gallipolis State ·Institute .. . GALLIPOLIS - Independence Day environments at the GSI and to formulate denotes a better, freer life style, it is not took on a new and deeper meaning for a and express opinions on all phases of living without its obligations . Each resident will sizeable group of resident patients of the . which tend . to eliminate those aspects be responsible for .housekeeping, safety Gallipolis State Institute who last week having a dehunanizing effect. and order within their own individual units embarked ·on a living style that places its While the term independent living croaker, Mrs. Darst, and Jack ' Ambrose, manager of the $500 WINNER- Mrs~ Tom (!)essie) Darst, Middleport, (Continued on page 2) Kroger Store in Pomeroy who presented Mrs. Darst :with the emphasis on a home.Jike environment as was the first prize winner in the Ohio Society for lire $500 certificate. Winners are to pick up their prizes at the opposed to the large ward type structure Promotion of The Bull Fro~ membership drawi!'K held offices of Crow, Crow, and Porter, Second S~eet, Pomeroy, or instituiionallzation. during Regatta weekend. ·Mrs. Darst" received Friday .' ,, For a complete list of winners, see page 28. With the recent completion of six new evening her $500 certificate for merchandise from the Kroger modern and attractive residentlljl units; Company. ·Shown 1-r are, Jim Clatworthy, past grand everything was placed in readiness for . 11 ffiov'i ng day" which occurred last Monday when 48 residents transferred · "their belongings and launched the second ~· . such innovative project at the local Institution for Ure mentally rei.Qrded in the last few months. Conversion of Cottage 11 B" into a . colorful c~ center f9r older residents, just barely existing," he stated. Head coaching vacancies still exlat In BY D,-I.LE ROTHGEB, jR. with dedication ceremonies early in June, GALLIPOLIS - A deficit budget for Here is a breakdown of the 1975 budget basketball at Kyger Creek and In footbaU was the "first renovative step in a dramatic 1975 totaling $3,300,269 for the operation of approved for submission to the Gallla at Hannan Trace. . · thrust toward humanization which · lire newly consolidated Gallia Cnunty County Budget Commission : ' ' Individualized instruction (special provides surroundings more suitable to Ure Local Schools, was approved her e . Administration, $76,700; instructional education) teachers employed were Individuality, dignity and personality of Saturday afternoon during a special personnel ( lncl~des principals, teachers, Barbara Armbruster, Pamela .White and meeting of the Gallla County L<rcal Board substitute teachers, special classes, ChrlstlneNapler,allofwhom I.Qughtln the each patient.· Unnocupled third floor areas at . Co\of Education. librarians, bus drivers, janitors and ~ystem last year. . I.Qges P, R, S, 11, 12 and 13 were utilized to According to board derk Mrs , Naomi maintenance), $1,884,600; special serNew Instructors In . \nat field hired Beman, the general operating budget vices, $3,800; supplies, $216,000; main- were Vivian llegall, a gr!¥1uata of Slippery pr~JVide Uvlng accommOdations In ·thetotals $2,988,546 while anticipated receipts lenance ij>aterials, $69,000 ; equipment Rock College; Laura Jean -Wllllama, a latest project. Co');"tructlon was started will be $2,744,142, leaving a deficit of · replacei)lent, $59,000; contract and open graduate of Rio Grande and Ohio state last July at a cost of $350,000 and each unit $244,404.. . . ·. ·has heen outfitted•with the finest and most order service, $140,600; fixed charges such University; Mary Martin, a Manhall · Included in the overall budget is· comtori.Qble type of furnlsblngs available as insurance, taxes, fees, rent, retirement University graduate and Joyce Thompson, · $37,975 in bonds and $273,748 for the for teachers and employees, etc., ~116,640; a· gradu.ate of .Conc~rd College in West at an additional cost of over $100,000. operation of the lunchroom program. Eight residents wUI reside In each of borrowed money plus interest, $156,000. · Virginia. · TmS lrl how bedroom looks today In Cottage 13 for women at. the Gallipolis · , Connie Sttham Bradbury of Cheshire; The 1975 budget is based on the rate of · the area$, which provides three double and State InsUtute following renovation project. · · . 16 mills established last JIUluary when the · 'l'he board accepted tire resignations of who compiled a 3.72 average at Morehead two single bedroo!JI§, a kitchenette, TV four county school districts were cqn- four teachers, Gloria ' Kemper, home · State University following her graduation room, patio and modern bathroom . solldated. economics teacher at Kyger "Creek; Mary from ){yger . Creek .High School, was facllllles. Coordinatlon of colors Is very That rate had been agreed upon Kay Ervin, girls physical education and employed as home economics teacher at striking throughout all of the rooms. 'earlier by officials of the ·Ohio Valley Jennifer· Mlichir, v6cal music teacher, KC replacing Miss Kemper who II movq Occupants of the new quarters, both · Electric Cnmpany (Kyger Creek Power both from North Gallla, and Chadotte to Springfield. male and female 21 years or older, were . The board accepted the refli8nllUon ~~ carefully screened lis 10' qualifications ·United Preas Inteniallonal Camarillo said the thieves could have been Plant) and former Oallla County School Miller, im elementary teacher at Cadmus. Also r esignin g assistant football · Steve Vance, vocational agriculture which were baaed\ on such criteria as The theft of a large quantity of combat members of a· terrorist group such irs the Superintendent Clarence E. Thompson. coaching p(isitions were Richard Hamilton teacher hired last month at North Galllar phyolcal capability, satisfactory In· weapons from a California National Guard Symblonese Liberation Army, or " just •lltutlon adjustment as demonstrated In al,'lllory caught federal and st,ate govern. ·goOd burglars who knew there was a wide Under the terms ol that agreement, at Southwestern and Adam ~ahel at then re-<!mployed Jeff Pope, •ho "had previously taught lit North 011111 but •ork and conduct, expression of desire for ments In the·midst of a crash nationwide open market for firearms ." the school tax rate to be paid I~ 1jl75, based Kyger Creek. independent livjnfland safety habits with program of Installing electronic . "We just don't know who was In· on the 1974 consolidated assessed . · . The board hired Robert Ashley on a resigned In AprU. two-year contract as teacher and bead ) Becky GibSon, a graduate ol Gal1la ~l)leet to smoking and possible ·fire safeguards that have already sharply cut volved," he said. "II wasn't a run of the ·valuation, would be computed and paid on habits. AI each r.eoldent adapts to the new such burglaries. . mill burglary. The thieves knew how.to get a consolidated basis, but would be football coach at Southwestern High M!ademy High School and . Moreheld · University, waa hired u an eltmentuy surroundings, training will be provided by ' But almost 1,000 of·the 4,333 National · tn and they had the right tools ." · structured by using the appropriate School. · Superintendent Comer Bradbury said . teacher at Cadmus. Guard armo vaults across the nation still · A spokesman for the BFI, also In· district's "outside" m!Ua~e together with 1118ny disciplines of the Institution In the Other teaching vacanclel wW be tUiid various a~ts of Independent living. are without electronic alarms of the type vestigatlng bocause the theft Involved the appropriate " inside" millage so as to two former coaches, Mel Carter and . The ldeu leedlng Into the develop. being Installed at the Compton, ·Calif., g!!Vernmenlproperty, said, "There ani no result In a consolldat•'d rate that would Richard Hamilton, who were reinstated to at the regular board m..UOg on July :10, 'l:lrc board tabled a requollt Ill' Qle meni of such i Proj~t have stemmed from armory when thieves made of( with almost suspects ~nd no indication of any group or levy on local taxpayers an amount no more teaching and coaching.positions due to the the auperlntendent, project leaders , 100 Ml6 automatic rifles, seven machine any organization responsible for the than !he aggregate of the tax levy paid In ruling of the Fourth District Court of Gallla County Local OAPSE AlriOCUIIIoll evaluator• and a staff humanization &una and other weapons over the Jl!ll:. 4\h disappearance of the weapons and am· 1974. The 16 m11ls will increase school Appeals, hove indicated Urey wish to go for a meeting to eatabllllh 1111101Utticll . · procedures. J taxes In the Kyger Creek area, but all back to Southwestern. committee con'lpooed of study groups hollday, according to guard ofllclals In munition ." 1 Carter has agreed to be an assistant According to one bolml -'*• rep~nUng '!loet ·departments .In . the Washington, D. C. "<'A'Penlagon spokesmon ,admitted that other areas w!U be decreased. . County_ Superjntendent C. Comer cilach under Ashley and head baseball negotiations ahould not bapl wHIIIMln 11ltulloil . A Patient's H~manlzatl~n The Compton theft was the second this building guards are virtually nonexistent . certtncat~d employee• unttl aU committee, composed of patlenta, hau)ao year. In AJirll, tour rifles and a vtstol were and the armories are . freQuently unat. . Bradbury said Saturday that with the rate coach. Hamilton Is returning as head negotlaUonl are eompl*cl 111111 Itt bHn ntablllhed for the purpoae Of : stolen from the Anchorage armory . ·tended, a.s was the case at Compton. ·of i6 mills everything In the budget has been placed at the bare minimum. "We're basketball coach and teacher. teachers. generating ldeaa· relative to the Uvlng· · Compton Pqllce Detective Arthur . n . teachers employed .. ~oard • approves deficit .budget · . •' 1 • Reaching More To 7'/te Greater Middle Ohio Valley \ • Yo ur Invited .Guest tmts Partly cloudy today. Clear tonight with lows in the 60s. Probability of precipii.Qtlon 10 percent, VOL. 9 NO. 23 Williams (In bandstand) plays Judge Bradbury, community leader of the area in the 1890s. (Steve"Wilson photo). + Weather • • • Thieves make ·big ·haul Nothing To 8uyl Nothing to Sign I No Need to be Present To Wlnl . (Must Be Yrs. Or Old~r) : . Mon .; .Tutt., w.ed. ,' Set .• 9 a.m .·3 p.rn . Plus e s·ave at the Mechanic Street Warehouse during the 9-ale of summer furnitur~ SUNiJA Y ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL FDIC · Frlday9a .m . to7p .m . Saturday 9 ~ . m . tp 1~ Noon • Sav~, too, on a special group of m-ens double knit slacks 1!2 price. STARTS SUNDAY, JULY 7 'II ·it it . play lrl aboirt Gallla County and Gallipolis and there Ia a strong reaffirmation of some ol the old values In the prOducllorr. John Epling 's pre~<?ntallon of Col. Safford Is again lire roost memorable part of the play for many and tire work or makeup artists Evelyn Morrow rrnd Mary Ann Beman Is really ln Its glory us Epling ages ·from the young Colonel in Act One w.the trembling, lonely old man or 1863 In Act Two. And here ·is where that patriotic sense of the play reaches one of its high points. The Colonel declares, "Gallipolis Is my town!" In Act One ,(circu 1792 ) and In, 1863 It stiU Is, and i\mcrica is still his country . · Along these patriotic, but. fun -loving lines, Durleux hils written a pageant that is sheer joy. The second act is rollicking and happy, even as it is seriously patriotic and one feels drawn Into the 100 years portrayed by the play. Roger Wtlllams · leads his singing townspeople with as much enthusiasm as ever in the openlng and £ina! scenes where he plays Judge Bradbury and a quick eye can spot him elsewhere in the production OPEN FRI.D AY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS TIL 8 PM • pomeroy· nationa bank .· . the bank ot · th~ c.entury SHOPP~ING JAN COUNTRYMAN GAU,IPOLIS - "The Hills ol Old Kentucky" was the most strikingly im· proved number In the pertormance of "Gallla Country" at the Bob Evans Am. phllheater, Friday evening .. The prOduction, entering Its .. cond Ye~ r , was marked by a tighter format and ~oother preseni.Qtlon In ·its premiere performance that was a delight both to lhe ears and eyes or the audience. • Bill Spires, In the role of Daniel Boone, gave the rendition of the Kentucky song that was vasUy better than l•sl year when one could just bare!' hear him opening nigh I. Uke Spires, the rest of the cast shows the confidence of success and the OC· caslonal mistakes In the production are smoothed over very well indeed. The historical pageant, which wiU run l<>night, next Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings and the following weekend, Is lht, work of the Gallia Dramatic Arts Society and has Involved many volunteer hours. Lee Durleux is the writer and plays John Burford and Murl Rush Is the director. The BY Elbe_ rfelds·ln Pomeroy Save now during the sale of furniture on the 3rd . floor. Kroehler living room suites - love seats and Kroehler chairs -All at excellent sale prices. ' • Historical__pageant opens on successful note ,,. Mason ·· Edward Brown graduate of pilot course · • •' • i i.l �• Teachers off. -. ••• (Continued from page I ) signed, it is about $3,000 higher per year Ulan what is offered in Southeasl<:rn Ohio. Pamphle!s' indicate that prices are coml>arable for food and.housing, although somewhat higher for automobiles, electric appliances, l!!ld Imported merchandise. Wendy and Teresa were permitted 40 pounds of luggage and both chose to take winter clothing, since July is the coldest month of_ the year. They'll ·purchase clothing there for the hot summer months of December, January and February . Wendy left ·saturday for Missouri to visit a friend for a day before going on to San Francisco where she will meet Teresa · Monday. And then,. they'll he on their way. • • • • • Barsotti named .' CAA director • ( -411:· '"-~ ••• -- ~..... t (dol'\ , ·~.~ !<_.. .. , "" ..... . , . t ~---- _._. .....#' , , •• , ~ \ ~. ( -.. LA BEI,LE RE\TlERE - John and Cbristlne Epling in the roles of Col. and Kitty Safford walk the banks of the Ohio in .the musical- historical pageant "Galli a Country" now playing at the Bob Evans Amphitheater. This is Epling's second year in the role of the Colonel. (Steve Wilson photo). • Historical pageant. •• • • . . GSI ·proJect. . . Ferguson warns Dems against . _c omplacency ~ lfERE'S aldtcbenecene In Cottage 13at.tlle('.alllpolla State lnltltute following ..........,.. project. .. . ' CINCINNATI ( UPI) - Deputy State Auditor Thomas Ferguson, a candidate to succeed his father state Auditor Joseph Ferguson, said Saturday Democrats should beware of complacency this fall or of getting into intra-party fights. Ferguson, in remarks prepared for delivery in suburban Sharonville, said he believed all the incumbent Democratic candidates for state office would win in November. "I believe the Democratic party has . the best opportunity ever to · sweep all offices in the statehouse, increase its numbers in ,the U. S. Congress and win majority control of both Houses of the Ohio legislature," Ferguson said. Ferguson also said the tnain issues in the .November· election are "mo_ral tn_tegrity and. fisc~l responsibility.'' By RICHARD LERNER KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (UPI)- President Nixon may · visit Japan next month to follow up on his trips to the Mideast and the Soviei Union despite his ailing leg and tlie congressional impeachment proceedings, White House insiders said Saturday. No definite date has been set, Meigs Transfers . Paul J. Goody to Sharolette J . Good; Let, Middleport. Lewis Taylor, . Daisy ·L. Taylor to Erne! Ray Aleshire, Linnie Bell Aleshire, Lots, Pomeroy. .Frances Imboden to Robert L. Imboden, 2.25 A., Rutland. Birdie 0. Johnson, Affidavit, · Salem. James F. Arnold, Ruth B. Arnold to David Richard Long, Beverly Lee Long, L<Jt, Middleport. Consolidation Coal Co. to Jaymar Coal Co., Parcels, Sutton. Hildred Uvingston, Robert W. Uvingston to Edward Dale Anderson, Dexter. Wilma Stobart to Agnes Dixon, Int. in oil & gas, Salisbury. Naomi Roush to Mary Alice Samuels, Lets, Pomeroy. Dale Patton to Mabel·Patton, · 1 A., Salem. Dayton resiilents fearful of crime Texas produces less oil ,, ~~•!f;aaiU.Hewast.kento ~ .__,' I ' ' were tWice as likely as white residents to feel unsafe In theit own neighborhoods or to have reduced their activities because · of concern about crime, the study showed. The study also revealed: -Ten per cent of the homes and 20 per cent of the commer· cia! establishments in tbe two · cities were burglarized during 1970. -Half of "the crimes were not reported to ihe pollee but most of the unreported crimes were. petty larcenies. -Males · acting alone ·committed more than hall of the crimea In the two cities. - Robbers who used guns were almost always succeaaful In their robbery attempts while robber~ utlng oth!!f weapons weri! succeuful only half of tile time, -Strangers. committed four out of five robberies and half of the ase~~u)ts. • j /tU f Dorothy Countryman Chadene Hoeflich Gallipolis-Point Pleasant Pomeroy-Middleport 44o·2342 .: : ... . ' ) • Exhibit Is belng clrc\llated by the Old Bergen Art Oulld, Bayonll<!, N. J . and palntlnga can be purchased . . Gallerleo Will be open Saturdays and Sundays, 1 to 5 p.m., and Tuesda_ys and Thursdays from · 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Special arrangements can beo.p'ade at other times by calliJ18 ~7. There is no admission charge: -- Closed · Sundays Don't" Miss Our J.ULY BLANKET SALE Mr. and Mrs. Grover M. Smith Ob rerve annzver.•rar, ' 1 .J • ° .. SUNDAY THRU SATURDAY Ot-.ILY LUNCH TIME GOODIE• •• eHOlDOG · , ,:eFRENCH fRIES eDRINK Mason · Drive-In Canning clif!iC planned- . ~-. 89° MEIGS THEATRE !Jqakt ~4nppr· L---------11 • ·. *• SPECIAL '~: GAL::r~~~I~L ~~~u,.;mer t~ :;,v;~~!:ut~=~~~to;~YB;:r:~~ ~ . SCOTT J'~~LAN~E SPECIAL SPECIAL Sp~cial ~~ . LADDU,~Ss·TP.ERRINSr ~~j 1 10 OKLllliiMA ;,._ _ _...__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..:,._ _ _~""\ •.,_:1-0 - ·· .,_., .... _ _...,. Gal. -.... . _ •• _ . Letllle ........ ·m·~ ~~.:: •. « yours now at this low, low : price. Regular$2 .00 values. ·~ ' Good f.~ ftmes. ~ · EA€H *f:i i!( ~U.wr1t· Pomera,, Ohio hit Offtct. _By mrltr dill, aM ~ ~ ~ REDWOOD' & NAVY BLUE IN . SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE, EXTRA LARGE BILLY I 10%-30% OFF SALE on Uniforms, Pantsuits ' Smock Tops, Slacks, Maternity Dresses "'" JACK ' f LEOTARDS & TIGHTS · TOM LAUGHLIN . . GP CARTOON '.' ~:0: HAS ·DANSKIN .. · . ~~'<~~ ' · . ..IJ , l · . , • • ., --· • • , OFF }L REGUlAR PRICE .. ~ SECOND FLOOR- i~ dusters. Assorted styles in perm press fabrics . !f:~A ~-:.and novelty prints. Regular $500 EACH 5 00 $ . ~f values up to $11 .00. Save 11 ·~-:-~ ···-· 'h to 1 Yard Pieces Fancy. Jersey Knit REMNANTS · !@ r.:: . •••• j~ Clearance Group Queen & King Size . t SHEETS :::: jjj ·· W · . .· PAIR 19 ~ ~ ::-.: ;::: ::~ :::. EACH - FIRST FLOOR.:... of -~·;~ Special clearance group dl.scontlnued F leldcres t· ::~ queen and king ·'size fan·c y :· . no-iron Sheets In asSorted ~: co lors and patterns . l~ " $5 o~ACH ~ . - FIRST FLOOR- ~~ ~~w~~~~~~~~~~UI ,., ALBUMS ~ Mill Assortment LOOP and SHAG '~ AREA RUGS ·~------------co: Magnetic style photo albUms at a low, -low price: Assorted fancy covers .t o choose ·from . Shop Oavts . Shuler . Mill assortment of ·..:Jnd patterns to chOQM from . 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Ellnhi1111Z2P.rrt~r; ilb:monthiJJJ .to; Robert Hayslip, Springflekj, lbrtt mon~ • .10; mut.:r rou" .-.eo • and Richard Fnle)l, .,_lbany monthlt. 1111 Dtlly lllntlnt~ Or'll mDIItb tl.lo: ont Route 1, m3 and coeta and Jlir 11,,00, lil\ montt. 11.10: tbr.three days In jail each, both 11111 11.01. ~-~ "'"" ,....,"', monihl 111 .11; thrw mantt.11.10; . being charged with driving riNle tl.to mon~. whtle intoxicated, and Willlatn ' 'l'ht Uftl\111 ~ ln""'-UCNJ. ill 1u - 1 Reevea, Pomeroy, flO and lllutbely enlllld 10 lht • r.. publiqt.r.n 1·· oil - - ......... \o IMo I costs, on an Intoxication ' .. ""'...... end . . the . . . . . . . ' charge. show at Riverby By JANET MAGGfED . picturesque villages. GA-LLIPOLIS - This month Calrow makes hia home in 20 colorful watercolors from Connecticut and Puerto ruco. ! Robert Calrow'• "Caribbean ·During his Ume In San Juan he : Series" ar~ on dL•play at conducts a painting-teaching : Riverby, home of Ute French tour for artists and students Art Colony, In Gallipolis. These.· from. all over t.he world: exciting interpretations ·of .. Michigan-born he studied at vistas in Puerto Rico, St. the University of Minnesota, Thonnas, St . John and Jamaica Minneapolis Art School, and capture the changing moods of with Edgar Whitney and 11/ms the tropics. Pictured are Axel Walleen. Watercolors landscapes, .oceanscapes, have been shown at the ocenic mountain views and National Academy of Design in New York, Jersey City Museum, Springfield Art SEEN AND HEARD Museum " and the American BIDWELL - Mr. and Mrs. Watercolor Society Traveling Bob ErWin, Junction City and Exhibition. Mr. and Mrs. Garland Mallory, Calrow is a member of the Stark, Fla ., vil!ited Mr. and SalmagWJdi Club, N. Y ., Mrs. Marvin Erwin, Rt. 1 Knickerbocker Artists, Bidwe ll , during the July Academic Artists, an Associate Fourth holidays. of American . Member Watercolor Society, Allied . SEEN AND HEARD Artists Qf America and Hudson GALLIPOLIS - James R. Valley Art Association. Henry, Lima, visited recently • - - · with his mother, Velma Henry, and sister, Luann, Gallipolis. James came for the wedding of Greg Smitll.and Karen Adams. Velma Henry , Margaret Wolfe and Thelma Thivener, Ill of Gallipolis and Wavaline Stage, Cheshire, spent several 992·21 56 Wedding vows exchanged CADIZ, Ohio - R. 0. Rouse, 'promoted to assistant president of the Central superintendent of reclamation, Division of Consolidation Coal rep)aclng Greer. . Company, has annOUnced the · All . three · will be following promotions : . headquartered In Cadiz . Peter H. Wilke, superintendent of reclamation, has r=- - - - - - - --'been promoted to chlet SUNDAY nM£S.SENTJNEL engineer, replacing Robert E. · Lane, deceased. , PUbU.ahed '"et'Y &mdly by n. OhJo Valle, Pllbtiahlnt eo. r . Thomas G. Greer, assistant OAWPOus . superintendent • reclamation. ., Thlnl ~~~a":'U::~Ohlo has been . promoted to ' .""•"""" ~...,., .....,., ......, ... superintendent of reclamation, "'"'"''"'d.o,.So<Oid J'ald replacing Wilke. . "' G~UJ)<llto. 0"'' 4603 " nt:E DAILY SENTINEL Roger Davis, road con- . 111 c""' s•.. . """'""· o. 11, .. structi Pl.Lbll.thed enry •ttkdly tvtnUtc t~cept on fo:emao, ha 1!1 beeo S.hrd•~. Entllredt•Meonctc:Lutmawnc • YV Mr. and Mrs. Gene R. L!wrence promotions announced ., 1 Watercolors TIT0 ,; .TJ CHILLICOTHE - Members and friends of SCOPS, the ·South Central Ohio Preservation Society, Inc ., wUl meet Saturday afternoon, July 13, in the cafeteria of RiQ Grande College, ruo Grande. There will be no business meeting. '!'his is a two-day . . seminar on the Battle of Point DAN THOMA$ Pleasant, pitrt of Lord Dun• more's frontier war against the . AND SON Indians ln 1774, and COnsidered ';·S erving you since 1936" by some authorities to be. the Gallipolis ~ Ohio first battle ·or the American Revolution. Mi~ Patricia Burton, Troy, Mich.', the nation's foremost authority on the battle, will be one of the speakers. The first set of lectures will he free to SCOPS members, but '• some of members will attend . • t . UALLIPOLIS Miss empire waist and A-line skirt both days, at a fee of $10. SILVER BRIDG. E PLAZA days touring Ke~tqcky. They For more information call Beverly Rowland •be~a me the . with an apron look to it, Venice attended The Country Music brlde of Gene R. Lawrence in a lace and seed pearls .trimmed professot Sam Smith, Rio Show ai the "Old Red Barn" on double ring ' ceremony a\ St. the neck yoke, cuffs, waist and . Grande College, 245-5353. Fri<lay night and the Renfro ~eter's Episcopal Church May skirt. Crystal pleat ruffles Valley · Barn Dance Saturday 18 at 2:30p.m. · rught at Renfro Valley, Ky. Rev. Paul W. Hawks per- accented the neck, cuffs and pink, blue, lavender and green. They also visited several other hemline. Her mantilla of im· . The cake was topped WitiJ the formed the ceremony joining Points of interest including the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ported illusion was trimmed in traditional bride and groom. Boonesborough Park and 1.________..;:;,;;.;;.:;.:;______.. matching lace. She carried a Serving as hostesses were Miss Herbert Rowland, 12 Cruzet Carter Caves. bouquet of white and yellow ' Susan Wiseman, Parkersburg, St., Gallipolis, and the son of daisies, red sweetheart roses, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lawrence, Miss Joyce Rjtchie, Port1J blue cornflowers, pink land, Mrs. Ann Paula . Franklin · J Racine. variegated miniature car- Hatfield, Gallipolis, Miss Linda Mrs. Merlyn Ross served as THIVINER - The 65th . organist and presented nations and baby's breath. Her Lambert and Miss Brenda Mr. and Mrs. Jack Aylesworth, only jewelry was a set of pearl Lambert, Jackson. Mrs . · of M "Therit.e from Love StOry'', · · to h b th wedding anmversary r. Heather,. Billy and Jennifer, er Y e Theresa Thompson Wallick, and Mrs. Grover M. Smith was "Theme from Romeo and earrmgs given Phoeni•, Ariz.; Mr. and Mrs. Juiiet," "We've Only Just groom. Mrs. Susan Tanner Davis, Orlando, Fla., registered ob!ierved w.ith a family· dinner Marshall IiORRs. and Richard, Beguh", "Ave 'Maria", '' I Ga11 .tpoI'IS, served as matron of guests. For a brl'.ef wed aththeir home SWlday, 1June d 16 . Washington C.H.; Mr. and·. 11 Believe", Somewhere My h T e couple was marr e June Sh f ing trip, !he bride·changed to a 15, 1909, at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Philbert . Boggs, Judith, onor. e . wore a gown Love'\ ucolour My World" and Sandra and Kelly, . Granville; sheer floral nylon over pink bet'ge polyester knt"t dress. She Ali I 11' 1 ·"The LOrd's Prayer". 1 ham H f t d ·ce Kee er, Ga 1po is, with Mrs. Harold Smith,. Syracuse; ng · · er gown ea ure wor• the cru:natlon corsage Rev. Thomas McGuire, the Tile altar was decorated with gA-line styling, empire waist . from her bouquet. Mr. . and . Mrs. Mark Smith, vases of white gladioli and and short puffed sleeves. Her JULY 7 THRU JULY 13 Presbyter 1an minister, of-, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs . multi..,olored daisies. The bride is a graduate of ficiating. Their entire married Bryce Smith, Wendy·, Meredith headpiece was a white picture Given in marriage by her hat trimmed with pink ribbon . Gallia Academy High School ·life has been spent at Thiviner. and Ryan; Mr. and Mrs. father the bride wore a gown of· She carried two pink and · Holzer Medical Center ··· where they operated a grocery Carroll Smith, Steve, Bruce, ·nylon organza fashioned with a variegated carnations with School of Nursing. She is store..for58 years. . Chris, Craig, Sussn and ..Scott, victorian nec!«ine," sheer yoke baby's breath. . . presently: employed at Holzer Joining .. them were their all of.Gallipolis. · and sheer bishop sleeves," . children and their familie~. Medical Center. Two grandchildren, Dr. and (Regular suei Attendants .were Miss Karen The groom is a graduate of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Smith, Mrs. Joseph Smith, and Lemley, Qallipolis, Miss Southern High School and is Dr. and Mrs. Travis Smith, children, Kristie and Gregory, Bellhda Bowling, Middleport, presently serving with the Tr . Linda Lisa La . nd Mrs S san Gownley &VIS, , • ura, Stow. Unable to attend were · ." ' • United States Army in Ans- Ubby, Jonathan, David and a . Athe~, cou~tn of the groom. hach, Germany, where his Suzanne; Mr. and Mrs. Charles her granddaughter, Mrs. Bob They wore lden.tically styled . ll!ife will be joining him soon. Paul Smith; Tim and Diane; James and husband and gowns and headpteces as the Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Mike Smith and children, Calhy and Steve· of · SuQ ., MOn., Tues. ~atron of h,onor, m blue, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gluesen- Stacy, all of Cuyahoga Falls: Smith Falls, Ontario, Canada. July7,8,9' _,, vender and green respec- camp, Columbus; Mrs. Graqe ( Sma II Size) . Double FeatUre lively . They car~1ed two Swan, Mr. and Mrs. Gene . "TRAVELING LIGHT" . of your choice -Pluscarnatwns and baby s breath, Whytsell, and Miss Susan HILLBILLY AND THE tn blue.' lavender and green Wiseman ; Parkersburg; Mr. HAUNTED HOUSE respechvely. . and . Mrs. Ervin Criner and '.;....,.;, Miss Le~nna . Crmer, Leanna and Daniel, Hi!Uard; POMEROY - If you would why not plan to attend a Hilliard, cousm of the brtde., Mr. and Mrs., Walter Kramer like to learn more about home county-wide Canning Clinic on served ~s flower gtrl. She wore and Dene, Columbus; . Tom canning, see basic techniques TO GO OR EAT HERE Friday, July 12, at the Rock a gown of shee~ floral nylon Dobson, Columbus; Mr. and . demonstrated, and have your Springs Grange Hall on the over whtte ptque , styled M Jo Van Cleve sJnday~July 7 canning questions answered;- Meigs County Fairgrounds, No Subt. identically as th~ attendants' . H~l~~wood,~la .; Mr. and Mrs: For Easy Pickup Call 446-26~2 from I to 4 p.m. · THE PAPER CHASE gowns. She earned a wh1te Walter Tuttle, Erie, Pa.; Mrs. Timothy Bottoms, Lindsay Mrs. Bettie Clark, Galtia No Coupons · No Limit basket of pmk rose petal~. Edward Renick, Newark; Miss Your Order Will Be Waiting Wagner, John Ho~seman, VISIT DAYTON County Home Agent, will be on D~mel Crmer' Htlhard, Bridge\ Baker' FredericksGraham Beckel. POMEROY - Mrs. Inez hand to demonstrate canning COUSin of the brtde, and Jon burg, Va . ; Mr . and Mrs . lPG! Pooler, Pomeroy, and her techniques and answer THREE STOOGES Scott Tuttle, Racme, cousm of Robert M. Wallick, Orlando, • daughter, Mrs. Edgar Pullins, question·s . the groom,. served as Fla ."; Mr. and Mrs. Heber Reedsville, visited with · Mrs. They •will also be doing " .ngbearers. . . Lambert and . ·Linda and Pooler's daughter, Mrs. Ray testing of pressure canner lids Monday thru Thursday · Steve Grady, Racme, serv_ed Brenda, Jackson; and Mr. and July 8 thru July 11. as best man. Ushers were Jtm Mrs. Brian Untala Wellston. Wiener, . Fairborn, last week. during the clinic. No pre-registration is NOT OPEN Johnson, Racme, Buddy Pyles, ' · While there, they went to ·several Dayton restaurants, required and there will be no Racine, and . Tom Gownley, . Rehearsal dinner was served shopping malls, and other charge for the pr~gram. Athens. by the ladies circle at Grace points of interest. They For her daughter's wedding, United Methodist Church the Mrs . Rowland chose a gown of night before the wedding. .Mr. returned home Sunday ac' ~;;;:;;;:~:'""-~~;:;:;~::;;-.~~,,~:;;::;;-~,.._~.-..v.o.~.--•.•.-:o-:~nnll-'liOWR! 111 blue polyester knit with long and Mrs. Paul Lawrence were companied by Mrs. Wiener ·who is now a houseguest of sleeves. Her corsage was of the hosts. Mrs. Pullins. blue tipped carnations. ¥-i Mrs . Lawrence chose a gown · ' Sunday-Monday . of apricot polyester knit with CLEARANCE . &l Group :::: VALUES T0$8.00 SAMPLE GROUP and Tuesday · long sleeves. Her corsage was REUNION SET · Ladies' Summer . Ji LADIES'. JUNIORS' ;:;:; . SPECIAL GROUP LADIES' QUALITY of yellow carnations, • PORTLAND · - The third GEORGE C. A reception was held in the ijllnual reunion of !he · Henry FANcY BEADED LONG FASHION ,ii FLS.AlARECsTKYSLE FAYE 'l}J.!JI~AY church p;lrlor immediately and Mary Frederick Fainily following the ceremony. ·The will be observed Sunday, July 7:30p.m. Rev, Grady Crowell, it.'..: · HANDBAGS DRESSES {l fine· group· .. ..... .. . 01 bride's table/ras.highlighed by 14, at the State Park in Port- Cincinnati, is the guest .. : ~ : Speciaf sate group of ~:: Specialgraupofsprlngand ::::· Regular values to $8.00 1~manUfaelDrer's sample a four-tier cake trimmed in land. speandkeersr·,·nPvat_testosrtheKepnunbelithc. R. ~~: lad les' summer fashion _ :!;! _d'"remsmseesr ,· nlonagd • fs~shainodn each. Special group 9f ::* slac;ks 'In denims, tw1tts, CRUDE sa ·n,.... ~~ beaded handbags . Get :!;: -..- ,ladies' fancy printed ~~ ..double knits, seersuckers • • ...._ __ j ·man's SCOPS meeTs at Rio Grande • Consolidation Coal • YV • • .Auto victim sati.Sfacto:cy · -, TxT0 • and a White House spokeS!Illlll would say only that "his (the President's) travel is not yet set, but he does plan to go to Japan in 1974." with relaxation and swimming abide by the high court's -on orders "from doctors who rulings and an official said are trying to reduce the Saturday that the President swelling caused by a perma- had not even discussed the case nent blood clot in Nixon's left · with his attorneys since return. Nixon, Who has been resting leg. . ing from Moscow. up after his intensive sunimit The President's personal •'The president is ·mainta"lks in Moscow, stayed out of physician, Maj. Gen. Walter taining contact With his legal pub lit! view Saturday. Aides Tkach said Nixo~ risked his life advisers through Gen. said he mixed limited work by traveling to the Mideast Alexander M. Haig and other with the blood clot, since it staff members," reporters could .have broken free and were told. "However , he has reached his heart or lungs. not talked to any of his lawyers Tkach refused Saturday to personally." pinpoint the exact location of Nixon also was said to have the clot or divulge its dimen- kept in touch with Henry A. POMEROY- Mrs. Christine sions, but saill it no longer Kissinger by cable while the · secretary of state was in O'Donnell, Pomeroy. was poses a seriouS danger. Nixon · would be the first reported in satisfactory con.· Munich, the latest stop on his dillon at Veterans Memorial President to visit Japan. It is round of consultations · with Hospital Saturday morning known that he planned to stop European leaders on the where she was confined after tiler~ on the way back from President's sununit talks with being struck by a car .on East Moscow, but the visit was Soviet party chief Leonid I. never officially announced and Brezhnev . Second St. Friday morning. A White House spokesman . Mrs. O'Deonnell, was taken it ultimately was dropped, to the hospital by the Pomeroy without explanation, from his said Nixon was promptly informed early in. the afternoon unit of the . Southeastern Ohio schedule . A1J Nixon relaxed at his 9f the shattering of a window Emergency Medical Service. bayside home, his legal on a police car · in Vice · Pomeroy Police had not . defense team worked in completed a report on the President Gerald R. Ford's Washington to · prepare for motorcade as he traveled accident Saturday morning. Monday's Supreme Court test through Dallas. Nixon was . of the President's right to pleased that there were no Charles Kenneth Reed, Susie withhold subpoenaed material . injuries, the spokesman said. Elizabeth Reed to Sherman and a federal grand jury's The President and his Wife Marcwn, Donna· Marcum, 80 authority to name him as an planned to fly back to A., Salem. Wlindicted c~onspirator in Washington Sunday and to stay Herbert P. Cross, Margaret the Watergate cover-up. the rest of the week before · L. Cross to Iris B. Collin,s, Lot, The White House has refused going out to California for Pomeroy. to say whether Nixon would about 10 days in San Clemente. 1 Charles H. CorneU, Agnes B. Cornell to Paul E, Wickline, Betty J. Wickline, Lots, Pomeroy. • • • •• zxon may visit Japan · LOCKS TO BE CLOSED GALLIPOLIS - Orland K.'Hill, LTC, U.S. Corps of Engineers in Huntington, WASHINGTON (UPI) ~ A has announced that the Gallipolis Locks MODERN homefacWtlelteature1Jle~tlon pn~jectcompleted recently at funded study whic~ federally ·and Dam wiU have a lock outage for 14 ~ Galllpolla State Institute. days in August. . compared crime in Dayton, The locks wiU be closed for repair of a Ohio and San · Jose, Calif., MARRIAGE LICENSE E-R ANSWERS ., concrete river wall at the auxJUary lock. showed that residents of. the POMEROY - Roger Lewis POMEROY The Pomeroy : Further details will be announced city were more afraid of being Preast, '22, Rt. 2, Albany, and ,later. Crime victims Utan residents of .emergency squad answered a call to 144 Rosemary Marie Clark, 18, Rt . San J&ae. Mulberry Ave., Friday for II month old 1, Reedsville. The Law Enforcement Lila Pierce who was ill. She was taken to IIJJsistance J.dmlnistratioo of HGiaer Medical Center. At 12:02 a.m. the U·.S. Justice Department ·Saturday, the squad was called ·to a Route . said this was especially true In 7 nJcbl club.lor Betty Nit:z who refused the case of blacks, lnlltment. . DALLAS (UPI)- Despite 12 months gallons of gasoline last year, a 6.4 pet. :"The study illustrates the of prodpcilon at 100 pet. of Ute maximum Increase over 1972. fact ·that crime knOws rio so' SQUAD AIDS effective recovery rate In most Texas . cia!, economic or cultural IJar. MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport fields, To.xas Produced le9s oil in 1973 than riers," said the LEAA. "That Ia .,_,,...Ieney lquad anawered a call to 142 It did in 1972, a study by the Texas MidPOSTAL CHANGES why every citizen in tbe nation Loculi St. .at 8:13 un. Saturday ·for Continent Oil&: Gas Association showed . . POMEROY_ Pomeroy Postmaster mustjolninflghtingcrimeand ' Saturday. < Jim Souisby announces that effectiv-e the criminal." em HG!Ipital where .he was Texas produced-a record 1,290,514,953 Monday, July 15 • window service hours at The LEAA said the .urvey admitted. barrels' of petrole';lffi In 1972, 6,281,104 the Pomeroy post office will be B:30 a.m.• was made 1971., FEW DOLLARS barrels more u:an tn 1973. . , :. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday and . The LEM alao said Ute O.y. I'OMEROY-StateAIIdltorJoeephT. I:atestthanyeathar"t ofproducJl~nr s~!. wa: from e a.m. to 12 noon Saturday: These ton-san Jose survey , showed Ftr1U911'1 · office announced the grea r · any 0 e 5 "' an hOlD's are being adjusted to conform to that two-thirdl of Ill crimes In dlalltbatlan of •1,4G8,t88.87 in welfare au pet. of total U. s, production. poaiaJ regulations. No window trans. the two cities were larcenies, nihllla IIDM)' to Ohio's 88 counties. · B.ut ~~lte decllhil18 production In actlona will be conducted outside of the while one fourth we.:e burglar...._ 1973, another Texas MldjContinent study · ies. -County ~vtd only f88,60. shoq that Texans consumed ' 7.5· billion · designated hours. Black residents of Dayton •' •• • •• •• , Youth accidentally shot (Con6nued from page 1) : Terri Adkins, Beverly Swain, Susan Burford's donkey is the real scene Epling, Kim Hawks, Tom Bishop, Jay Hill, stealer of the performance . He manages to Bruce Scarberry, Iiob Nibert, Louis bray in the exact right places and pulls Jindra, Sherry Cornett, Doug Brown, other rather delightful shenanigans which Patty Failure, Dan Brown, Amy Scarjus( aren't In the script at all. berry, Pam Factor, Lynn Wagner and Without questioQ "Gallia CoWJtry" is Pam Beverly. sheer fun with serious touches of history · Members of the "Gallia Country" and looka to us to be on its way to another orchestra are Jeff Nibert, Greg Thomas, fabulously successful season. Marl Epling, Brenda Wilson, Chip ArmCostuming in the production Is period strqng, Randy Callianh aild Dean Epling. work that ill beautifully authentic and the Usherettes are Denise Shockley, most elaborate work, that has been done Becky Rankin, Laura Arney, Regina for the French Five Hundred in Act One, Robinette, Kathy Smith, Jada Smeltzer, Scene Three, is almost overwhelming. Jeannie Grate, Marie Grose, Kim Pope, Cast members include Patty Spires, Ann Circle and Cindy Roush. Edna Whitely, James Enyart, Scott Technical staffers include "Catherine Brohard, Rebecca Jones, Julie Eshenaur, Rush, assistant director; Kimball Suiter, Robert Ervin, Brant Adams, Red Suiter, ·musical dli'ector; Brant Adams and AI Maureen Brown, Joyce · Hawks, Steve Evans, musical arrangers; Virginia Shaw, Evans, Cathy Heinke, Mary Ann Beman choreographer; Joan Fruth, assistant and Paul Brown.choreographer; James Beverly, stage The pro<lu~tion is marked by several manager; Rush and M. E. Weth.erhoH; (Continued from page I) dance routines done by the Doodelups and . program and design; Nora Price and Rose . and will obtain their supplies regularly thetr friends. The dancers, crowd scene Wigglesworth, costume design and ward- ·from the institution storeroom. Superactors and group singers are Cheryl . robe; Mali;Elliott,lightingdirector; Jayne vision will be at a minimum, but counEnyart, Kathy, Susan and Steve Bennett, Wigglesworth, prompter; and Robert sellors wiU be available to discuss and Mary and D!lwn Derks, Sue and Ailsa Coodee, Al Scarberry, Russ Miller, Doug work out problems as t!Jey develop. Most Beverly, )Cylpha and Kim SOunders. Brown, Tom Myers, Bob Beckett and of the residents perform at regular job's on Evelyn Wileman. Kevin and Klsa Spires, ~rt Condee, Jr., stage crew. ,. .. the institution grounds, but will have ample time for leisure and activity programming. Already, this and · other changing scenes at the GSI reflect a new spirit among bOth patients and staff, one which Dr. Kenneth D. Gaver, dire~tor of mental health for the .state of Ohio, characterizes as a milieu in the treatment and care of its ins!itutjonalized patients. • .! '" .... 'I f CHICAGO (UP!) - A Lyric Oper~ tenor and a friend were charged Saturday with conspli'acy to hire the murder of another singer in a plot police called "professional jealousy." Charged wHh conspiracy and solicitation to commit murder were tenor. Wesley Bibro, 36, and his alleged . accomplice, Richard Bly, 30, who was seized earlier In a bizarre roadside confrontation in which a detective acting as a "corpse" arose and startled Bly into short-lived flight. . The two were charged with plotting to lake the life of Daniel Loftus, 25. Pollee were tipped lo the alleged plot by William Mitchell, 30,a mechanic who they said was ~roached by Bly to do the killing. They sa'f!!lol!lly turned over part of a $1,500 payment to Mitchell before pollee moved CHESHIRE - Joseph Barsotti, 6 in, Mitchell was not charged. ,. BelrtroriTIJr., Gallipolis-;- was- named Bibro and Bly were taken to holiday executive director of the Gallia-Meigs court for arraignment. Community Action Agency here Friday "We're stili' In a state of shock," said \U night. Loftus' wife, Kathy, 23. Barsotti is a graduate of Rio Grande "We don't know the motive we College with a B.S. Degree in Education haven't been able to figure anything1 out. HOLIDAY FESTIVITY - Golfers and their families turned out in mass and formerly taught at Southwestern High Mr. Bibro sits next to him in the chorus. Thursday for a Fourth of July celebration at Hidden·Valley Country Club". A buffet School. He has been acting director· since They've never had any words. It's just a dinner was served following a Best Ball GoH Tournament and the photo above April. Barsotti joined the CAP staff in mystery. We just feel the man is sick." shows the hungry linksters preparing their plates. May of 1973. • Franklin R. Taylor, Rt.l, Dexter, was appointed crew c·hief of Meigs County. Barsotti reviewed legislation regarding community action agencies. Reports were given on Summer Neighborhood Youth Corps, Out of School NYC, Head Start, Operation Mainstream, GALLIPOLIS - . Jerry Taylor, 14, The Nutrition Program, and the Summer Deputies are continuing an in. shot in the front of the trailer breaking a Patriot Star Rt., was accidentally shot vestigation into the shooting of two Youth Program · was outlined by Jim Friday while walking up a hill. to go target house trailers located at the junction of . can opener in the kitchen. Other holes Wickline of Racine. were found in the screen door, walls and Rts. 790 and 218. Barsotti, said that both the Senate and shooting. siding. The Gallia CoWJty Sheriff's DepartHouse of Representatives have approved Extensive damage was noted at the A trap gun valued at $450 was reported the continuation of the O.E.O. for three mentsaid Taylor started togo up a hill ,and homes of Mrs. Betty Wise, Rt. 1, Crown taken from a parked car owned by Gary passed by an area where dogs are kept. He City, and Mr. and Mrs. Hillis Pinkerman, months. Brown, 516 ·Third Ave . at the Flamingo Delegatl!§.}lamed to attend the Ohio accidentally tripped over a dog · chain Rt. 2, Gallipolis. According to the report, Nite Club. Association of Community Action Agen- causing his automatic weapon to someone shot at least five times into the Depuiies were called early Saturday cies meeting July 19 and 20 were Barsotti, discharge. Wise trailer Friday. morning to the Village of Centerville The .22 caliber rifle slug struck him in Hazel McKelvey, Dixie Smith, Letha ·The bullets penetrated the screen where Robert Ruff was awakened by Proffitt, William 0. Northup, Virginia the left leg. · door, frontrooni window, siding of the Taylor was taken to the Holzer trailer and damaged the walls of the kit- prowlers who apparently pried .open the Fisher, Charles Grant, Norman Mitchell, Medical Center for treatment by the Gallia chen, paneling and cabinets. The lock to the Village Police Garage and Kenton Adkins, and James Howard .. activated the electric fuel pump switch. The board amended its personnel.poiicy CoWJty Volunteer Emergency Squad. television set was also damaged. The gasoline cap on the cruiser was procecture to include the withholding of At the Pinkerman trailer, holes were also removed. · federal and state tax according to the l a x M • schedules. .• '. ··························~···························~·································· . Jealousy believed plot cause nL a rr.~ ' I �• Teachers off. -. ••• (Continued from page I ) signed, it is about $3,000 higher per year Ulan what is offered in Southeasl<:rn Ohio. Pamphle!s' indicate that prices are coml>arable for food and.housing, although somewhat higher for automobiles, electric appliances, l!!ld Imported merchandise. Wendy and Teresa were permitted 40 pounds of luggage and both chose to take winter clothing, since July is the coldest month of_ the year. They'll ·purchase clothing there for the hot summer months of December, January and February . Wendy left ·saturday for Missouri to visit a friend for a day before going on to San Francisco where she will meet Teresa · Monday. And then,. they'll he on their way. • • • • • Barsotti named .' CAA director • ( -411:· '"-~ ••• -- ~..... t (dol'\ , ·~.~ !<_.. .. , "" ..... . , . t ~---- _._. .....#' , , •• , ~ \ ~. ( -.. LA BEI,LE RE\TlERE - John and Cbristlne Epling in the roles of Col. and Kitty Safford walk the banks of the Ohio in .the musical- historical pageant "Galli a Country" now playing at the Bob Evans Amphitheater. This is Epling's second year in the role of the Colonel. (Steve Wilson photo). • Historical pageant. •• • • . . GSI ·proJect. . . Ferguson warns Dems against . _c omplacency ~ lfERE'S aldtcbenecene In Cottage 13at.tlle('.alllpolla State lnltltute following ..........,.. project. .. . ' CINCINNATI ( UPI) - Deputy State Auditor Thomas Ferguson, a candidate to succeed his father state Auditor Joseph Ferguson, said Saturday Democrats should beware of complacency this fall or of getting into intra-party fights. Ferguson, in remarks prepared for delivery in suburban Sharonville, said he believed all the incumbent Democratic candidates for state office would win in November. "I believe the Democratic party has . the best opportunity ever to · sweep all offices in the statehouse, increase its numbers in ,the U. S. Congress and win majority control of both Houses of the Ohio legislature," Ferguson said. Ferguson also said the tnain issues in the .November· election are "mo_ral tn_tegrity and. fisc~l responsibility.'' By RICHARD LERNER KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (UPI)- President Nixon may · visit Japan next month to follow up on his trips to the Mideast and the Soviei Union despite his ailing leg and tlie congressional impeachment proceedings, White House insiders said Saturday. No definite date has been set, Meigs Transfers . Paul J. Goody to Sharolette J . Good; Let, Middleport. Lewis Taylor, . Daisy ·L. Taylor to Erne! Ray Aleshire, Linnie Bell Aleshire, Lots, Pomeroy. .Frances Imboden to Robert L. Imboden, 2.25 A., Rutland. Birdie 0. Johnson, Affidavit, · Salem. James F. Arnold, Ruth B. Arnold to David Richard Long, Beverly Lee Long, L<Jt, Middleport. Consolidation Coal Co. to Jaymar Coal Co., Parcels, Sutton. Hildred Uvingston, Robert W. Uvingston to Edward Dale Anderson, Dexter. Wilma Stobart to Agnes Dixon, Int. in oil & gas, Salisbury. Naomi Roush to Mary Alice Samuels, Lets, Pomeroy. Dale Patton to Mabel·Patton, · 1 A., Salem. Dayton resiilents fearful of crime Texas produces less oil ,, ~~•!f;aaiU.Hewast.kento ~ .__,' I ' ' were tWice as likely as white residents to feel unsafe In theit own neighborhoods or to have reduced their activities because · of concern about crime, the study showed. The study also revealed: -Ten per cent of the homes and 20 per cent of the commer· cia! establishments in tbe two · cities were burglarized during 1970. -Half of "the crimes were not reported to ihe pollee but most of the unreported crimes were. petty larcenies. -Males · acting alone ·committed more than hall of the crimea In the two cities. - Robbers who used guns were almost always succeaaful In their robbery attempts while robber~ utlng oth!!f weapons weri! succeuful only half of tile time, -Strangers. committed four out of five robberies and half of the ase~~u)ts. • j /tU f Dorothy Countryman Chadene Hoeflich Gallipolis-Point Pleasant Pomeroy-Middleport 44o·2342 .: : ... . ' ) • Exhibit Is belng clrc\llated by the Old Bergen Art Oulld, Bayonll<!, N. J . and palntlnga can be purchased . . Gallerleo Will be open Saturdays and Sundays, 1 to 5 p.m., and Tuesda_ys and Thursdays from · 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Special arrangements can beo.p'ade at other times by calliJ18 ~7. There is no admission charge: -- Closed · Sundays Don't" Miss Our J.ULY BLANKET SALE Mr. and Mrs. Grover M. Smith Ob rerve annzver.•rar, ' 1 .J • ° .. SUNDAY THRU SATURDAY Ot-.ILY LUNCH TIME GOODIE• •• eHOlDOG · , ,:eFRENCH fRIES eDRINK Mason · Drive-In Canning clif!iC planned- . ~-. 89° MEIGS THEATRE !Jqakt ~4nppr· L---------11 • ·. *• SPECIAL '~: GAL::r~~~I~L ~~~u,.;mer t~ :;,v;~~!:ut~=~~~to;~YB;:r:~~ ~ . SCOTT J'~~LAN~E SPECIAL SPECIAL Sp~cial ~~ . LADDU,~Ss·TP.ERRINSr ~~j 1 10 OKLllliiMA ;,._ _ _...__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..:,._ _ _~""\ •.,_:1-0 - ·· .,_., .... _ _...,. Gal. -.... . _ •• _ . Letllle ........ ·m·~ ~~.:: •. « yours now at this low, low : price. Regular$2 .00 values. ·~ ' Good f.~ ftmes. ~ · EA€H *f:i i!( ~U.wr1t· Pomera,, Ohio hit Offtct. _By mrltr dill, aM ~ ~ ~ REDWOOD' & NAVY BLUE IN . SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE, EXTRA LARGE BILLY I 10%-30% OFF SALE on Uniforms, Pantsuits ' Smock Tops, Slacks, Maternity Dresses "'" JACK ' f LEOTARDS & TIGHTS · TOM LAUGHLIN . . 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Ellnhi1111Z2P.rrt~r; ilb:monthiJJJ .to; Robert Hayslip, Springflekj, lbrtt mon~ • .10; mut.:r rou" .-.eo • and Richard Fnle)l, .,_lbany monthlt. 1111 Dtlly lllntlnt~ Or'll mDIItb tl.lo: ont Route 1, m3 and coeta and Jlir 11,,00, lil\ montt. 11.10: tbr.three days In jail each, both 11111 11.01. ~-~ "'"" ,....,"', monihl 111 .11; thrw mantt.11.10; . being charged with driving riNle tl.to mon~. whtle intoxicated, and Willlatn ' 'l'ht Uftl\111 ~ ln""'-UCNJ. ill 1u - 1 Reevea, Pomeroy, flO and lllutbely enlllld 10 lht • r.. publiqt.r.n 1·· oil - - ......... \o IMo I costs, on an Intoxication ' .. ""'...... end . . the . . . . . . . ' charge. show at Riverby By JANET MAGGfED . picturesque villages. GA-LLIPOLIS - This month Calrow makes hia home in 20 colorful watercolors from Connecticut and Puerto ruco. ! Robert Calrow'• "Caribbean ·During his Ume In San Juan he : Series" ar~ on dL•play at conducts a painting-teaching : Riverby, home of Ute French tour for artists and students Art Colony, In Gallipolis. These.· from. all over t.he world: exciting interpretations ·of .. Michigan-born he studied at vistas in Puerto Rico, St. the University of Minnesota, Thonnas, St . John and Jamaica Minneapolis Art School, and capture the changing moods of with Edgar Whitney and 11/ms the tropics. Pictured are Axel Walleen. Watercolors landscapes, .oceanscapes, have been shown at the ocenic mountain views and National Academy of Design in New York, Jersey City Museum, Springfield Art SEEN AND HEARD Museum " and the American BIDWELL - Mr. and Mrs. Watercolor Society Traveling Bob ErWin, Junction City and Exhibition. Mr. and Mrs. Garland Mallory, Calrow is a member of the Stark, Fla ., vil!ited Mr. and SalmagWJdi Club, N. Y ., Mrs. Marvin Erwin, Rt. 1 Knickerbocker Artists, Bidwe ll , during the July Academic Artists, an Associate Fourth holidays. of American . Member Watercolor Society, Allied . SEEN AND HEARD Artists Qf America and Hudson GALLIPOLIS - James R. Valley Art Association. Henry, Lima, visited recently • - - · with his mother, Velma Henry, and sister, Luann, Gallipolis. James came for the wedding of Greg Smitll.and Karen Adams. Velma Henry , Margaret Wolfe and Thelma Thivener, Ill of Gallipolis and Wavaline Stage, Cheshire, spent several 992·21 56 Wedding vows exchanged CADIZ, Ohio - R. 0. Rouse, 'promoted to assistant president of the Central superintendent of reclamation, Division of Consolidation Coal rep)aclng Greer. . Company, has annOUnced the · All . three · will be following promotions : . headquartered In Cadiz . Peter H. Wilke, superintendent of reclamation, has r=- - - - - - - --'been promoted to chlet SUNDAY nM£S.SENTJNEL engineer, replacing Robert E. · Lane, deceased. , PUbU.ahed '"et'Y &mdly by n. OhJo Valle, Pllbtiahlnt eo. r . Thomas G. Greer, assistant OAWPOus . superintendent • reclamation. ., Thlnl ~~~a":'U::~Ohlo has been . promoted to ' .""•"""" ~...,., .....,., ......, ... superintendent of reclamation, "'"'"''"'d.o,.So<Oid J'ald replacing Wilke. . "' G~UJ)<llto. 0"'' 4603 " nt:E DAILY SENTINEL Roger Davis, road con- . 111 c""' s•.. . """'""· o. 11, .. structi Pl.Lbll.thed enry •ttkdly tvtnUtc t~cept on fo:emao, ha 1!1 beeo S.hrd•~. Entllredt•Meonctc:Lutmawnc • YV Mr. and Mrs. Gene R. L!wrence promotions announced ., 1 Watercolors TIT0 ,; .TJ CHILLICOTHE - Members and friends of SCOPS, the ·South Central Ohio Preservation Society, Inc ., wUl meet Saturday afternoon, July 13, in the cafeteria of RiQ Grande College, ruo Grande. There will be no business meeting. '!'his is a two-day . . seminar on the Battle of Point DAN THOMA$ Pleasant, pitrt of Lord Dun• more's frontier war against the . AND SON Indians ln 1774, and COnsidered ';·S erving you since 1936" by some authorities to be. the Gallipolis ~ Ohio first battle ·or the American Revolution. Mi~ Patricia Burton, Troy, Mich.', the nation's foremost authority on the battle, will be one of the speakers. The first set of lectures will he free to SCOPS members, but '• some of members will attend . • t . UALLIPOLIS Miss empire waist and A-line skirt both days, at a fee of $10. SILVER BRIDG. E PLAZA days touring Ke~tqcky. They For more information call Beverly Rowland •be~a me the . with an apron look to it, Venice attended The Country Music brlde of Gene R. Lawrence in a lace and seed pearls .trimmed professot Sam Smith, Rio Show ai the "Old Red Barn" on double ring ' ceremony a\ St. the neck yoke, cuffs, waist and . Grande College, 245-5353. Fri<lay night and the Renfro ~eter's Episcopal Church May skirt. Crystal pleat ruffles Valley · Barn Dance Saturday 18 at 2:30p.m. · rught at Renfro Valley, Ky. Rev. Paul W. Hawks per- accented the neck, cuffs and pink, blue, lavender and green. They also visited several other hemline. Her mantilla of im· . The cake was topped WitiJ the formed the ceremony joining Points of interest including the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ported illusion was trimmed in traditional bride and groom. Boonesborough Park and 1.________..;:;,;;.;;.:;.:;______.. matching lace. She carried a Serving as hostesses were Miss Herbert Rowland, 12 Cruzet Carter Caves. bouquet of white and yellow ' Susan Wiseman, Parkersburg, St., Gallipolis, and the son of daisies, red sweetheart roses, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lawrence, Miss Joyce Rjtchie, Port1J blue cornflowers, pink land, Mrs. Ann Paula . Franklin · J Racine. variegated miniature car- Hatfield, Gallipolis, Miss Linda Mrs. Merlyn Ross served as THIVINER - The 65th . organist and presented nations and baby's breath. Her Lambert and Miss Brenda Mr. and Mrs. Jack Aylesworth, only jewelry was a set of pearl Lambert, Jackson. Mrs . · of M "Therit.e from Love StOry'', · · to h b th wedding anmversary r. Heather,. Billy and Jennifer, er Y e Theresa Thompson Wallick, and Mrs. Grover M. Smith was "Theme from Romeo and earrmgs given Phoeni•, Ariz.; Mr. and Mrs. Juiiet," "We've Only Just groom. Mrs. Susan Tanner Davis, Orlando, Fla., registered ob!ierved w.ith a family· dinner Marshall IiORRs. and Richard, Beguh", "Ave 'Maria", '' I Ga11 .tpoI'IS, served as matron of guests. For a brl'.ef wed aththeir home SWlday, 1June d 16 . Washington C.H.; Mr. and·. 11 Believe", Somewhere My h T e couple was marr e June Sh f ing trip, !he bride·changed to a 15, 1909, at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Philbert . Boggs, Judith, onor. e . wore a gown Love'\ ucolour My World" and Sandra and Kelly, . Granville; sheer floral nylon over pink bet'ge polyester knt"t dress. She Ali I 11' 1 ·"The LOrd's Prayer". 1 ham H f t d ·ce Kee er, Ga 1po is, with Mrs. Harold Smith,. Syracuse; ng · · er gown ea ure wor• the cru:natlon corsage Rev. Thomas McGuire, the Tile altar was decorated with gA-line styling, empire waist . from her bouquet. Mr. . and . Mrs. Mark Smith, vases of white gladioli and and short puffed sleeves. Her JULY 7 THRU JULY 13 Presbyter 1an minister, of-, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs . multi..,olored daisies. The bride is a graduate of ficiating. Their entire married Bryce Smith, Wendy·, Meredith headpiece was a white picture Given in marriage by her hat trimmed with pink ribbon . Gallia Academy High School ·life has been spent at Thiviner. and Ryan; Mr. and Mrs. father the bride wore a gown of· She carried two pink and · Holzer Medical Center ··· where they operated a grocery Carroll Smith, Steve, Bruce, ·nylon organza fashioned with a variegated carnations with School of Nursing. She is store..for58 years. . Chris, Craig, Sussn and ..Scott, victorian nec!«ine," sheer yoke baby's breath. . . presently: employed at Holzer Joining .. them were their all of.Gallipolis. · and sheer bishop sleeves," . children and their familie~. Medical Center. Two grandchildren, Dr. and (Regular suei Attendants .were Miss Karen The groom is a graduate of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Smith, Mrs. Joseph Smith, and Lemley, Qallipolis, Miss Southern High School and is Dr. and Mrs. Travis Smith, children, Kristie and Gregory, Bellhda Bowling, Middleport, presently serving with the Tr . Linda Lisa La . nd Mrs S san Gownley &VIS, , • ura, Stow. Unable to attend were · ." ' • United States Army in Ans- Ubby, Jonathan, David and a . Athe~, cou~tn of the groom. hach, Germany, where his Suzanne; Mr. and Mrs. Charles her granddaughter, Mrs. Bob They wore lden.tically styled . ll!ife will be joining him soon. Paul Smith; Tim and Diane; James and husband and gowns and headpteces as the Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Mike Smith and children, Calhy and Steve· of · SuQ ., MOn., Tues. ~atron of h,onor, m blue, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gluesen- Stacy, all of Cuyahoga Falls: Smith Falls, Ontario, Canada. July7,8,9' _,, vender and green respec- camp, Columbus; Mrs. Graqe ( Sma II Size) . Double FeatUre lively . They car~1ed two Swan, Mr. and Mrs. Gene . "TRAVELING LIGHT" . of your choice -Pluscarnatwns and baby s breath, Whytsell, and Miss Susan HILLBILLY AND THE tn blue.' lavender and green Wiseman ; Parkersburg; Mr. HAUNTED HOUSE respechvely. . and . Mrs. Ervin Criner and '.;....,.;, Miss Le~nna . Crmer, Leanna and Daniel, Hi!Uard; POMEROY - If you would why not plan to attend a Hilliard, cousm of the brtde., Mr. and Mrs., Walter Kramer like to learn more about home county-wide Canning Clinic on served ~s flower gtrl. She wore and Dene, Columbus; . Tom canning, see basic techniques TO GO OR EAT HERE Friday, July 12, at the Rock a gown of shee~ floral nylon Dobson, Columbus; Mr. and . demonstrated, and have your Springs Grange Hall on the over whtte ptque , styled M Jo Van Cleve sJnday~July 7 canning questions answered;- Meigs County Fairgrounds, No Subt. identically as th~ attendants' . H~l~~wood,~la .; Mr. and Mrs: For Easy Pickup Call 446-26~2 from I to 4 p.m. · THE PAPER CHASE gowns. She earned a wh1te Walter Tuttle, Erie, Pa.; Mrs. Timothy Bottoms, Lindsay Mrs. Bettie Clark, Galtia No Coupons · No Limit basket of pmk rose petal~. Edward Renick, Newark; Miss Your Order Will Be Waiting Wagner, John Ho~seman, VISIT DAYTON County Home Agent, will be on D~mel Crmer' Htlhard, Bridge\ Baker' FredericksGraham Beckel. POMEROY - Mrs. Inez hand to demonstrate canning COUSin of the brtde, and Jon burg, Va . ; Mr . and Mrs . lPG! Pooler, Pomeroy, and her techniques and answer THREE STOOGES Scott Tuttle, Racme, cousm of Robert M. Wallick, Orlando, • daughter, Mrs. Edgar Pullins, question·s . the groom,. served as Fla ."; Mr. and Mrs. Heber Reedsville, visited with · Mrs. They •will also be doing " .ngbearers. . . Lambert and . ·Linda and Pooler's daughter, Mrs. Ray testing of pressure canner lids Monday thru Thursday · Steve Grady, Racme, serv_ed Brenda, Jackson; and Mr. and July 8 thru July 11. as best man. Ushers were Jtm Mrs. Brian Untala Wellston. Wiener, . Fairborn, last week. during the clinic. No pre-registration is NOT OPEN Johnson, Racme, Buddy Pyles, ' · While there, they went to ·several Dayton restaurants, required and there will be no Racine, and . Tom Gownley, . Rehearsal dinner was served shopping malls, and other charge for the pr~gram. Athens. by the ladies circle at Grace points of interest. They For her daughter's wedding, United Methodist Church the Mrs . Rowland chose a gown of night before the wedding. .Mr. returned home Sunday ac' ~;;;:;;;:~:'""-~~;:;:;~::;;-.~~,,~:;;::;;-~,.._~.-..v.o.~.--•.•.-:o-:~nnll-'liOWR! 111 blue polyester knit with long and Mrs. Paul Lawrence were companied by Mrs. Wiener ·who is now a houseguest of sleeves. Her corsage was of the hosts. Mrs. Pullins. blue tipped carnations. ¥-i Mrs . Lawrence chose a gown · ' Sunday-Monday . of apricot polyester knit with CLEARANCE . &l Group :::: VALUES T0$8.00 SAMPLE GROUP and Tuesday · long sleeves. Her corsage was REUNION SET · Ladies' Summer . Ji LADIES'. JUNIORS' ;:;:; . SPECIAL GROUP LADIES' QUALITY of yellow carnations, • PORTLAND · - The third GEORGE C. A reception was held in the ijllnual reunion of !he · Henry FANcY BEADED LONG FASHION ,ii FLS.AlARECsTKYSLE FAYE 'l}J.!JI~AY church p;lrlor immediately and Mary Frederick Fainily following the ceremony. ·The will be observed Sunday, July 7:30p.m. Rev, Grady Crowell, it.'..: · HANDBAGS DRESSES {l fine· group· .. ..... .. . 01 bride's table/ras.highlighed by 14, at the State Park in Port- Cincinnati, is the guest .. : ~ : Speciaf sate group of ~:: Specialgraupofsprlngand ::::· Regular values to $8.00 1~manUfaelDrer's sample a four-tier cake trimmed in land. speandkeersr·,·nPvat_testosrtheKepnunbelithc. R. ~~: lad les' summer fashion _ :!;! _d'"remsmseesr ,· nlonagd • fs~shainodn each. Special group 9f ::* slac;ks 'In denims, tw1tts, CRUDE sa ·n,.... ~~ beaded handbags . Get :!;: -..- ,ladies' fancy printed ~~ ..double knits, seersuckers • • ...._ __ j ·man's SCOPS meeTs at Rio Grande • Consolidation Coal • YV • • .Auto victim sati.Sfacto:cy · -, TxT0 • and a White House spokeS!Illlll would say only that "his (the President's) travel is not yet set, but he does plan to go to Japan in 1974." with relaxation and swimming abide by the high court's -on orders "from doctors who rulings and an official said are trying to reduce the Saturday that the President swelling caused by a perma- had not even discussed the case nent blood clot in Nixon's left · with his attorneys since return. Nixon, Who has been resting leg. . ing from Moscow. up after his intensive sunimit The President's personal •'The president is ·mainta"lks in Moscow, stayed out of physician, Maj. Gen. Walter taining contact With his legal pub lit! view Saturday. Aides Tkach said Nixo~ risked his life advisers through Gen. said he mixed limited work by traveling to the Mideast Alexander M. Haig and other with the blood clot, since it staff members," reporters could .have broken free and were told. "However , he has reached his heart or lungs. not talked to any of his lawyers Tkach refused Saturday to personally." pinpoint the exact location of Nixon also was said to have the clot or divulge its dimen- kept in touch with Henry A. POMEROY- Mrs. Christine sions, but saill it no longer Kissinger by cable while the · secretary of state was in O'Donnell, Pomeroy. was poses a seriouS danger. Nixon · would be the first reported in satisfactory con.· Munich, the latest stop on his dillon at Veterans Memorial President to visit Japan. It is round of consultations · with Hospital Saturday morning known that he planned to stop European leaders on the where she was confined after tiler~ on the way back from President's sununit talks with being struck by a car .on East Moscow, but the visit was Soviet party chief Leonid I. never officially announced and Brezhnev . Second St. Friday morning. A White House spokesman . Mrs. O'Deonnell, was taken it ultimately was dropped, to the hospital by the Pomeroy without explanation, from his said Nixon was promptly informed early in. the afternoon unit of the . Southeastern Ohio schedule . A1J Nixon relaxed at his 9f the shattering of a window Emergency Medical Service. bayside home, his legal on a police car · in Vice · Pomeroy Police had not . defense team worked in completed a report on the President Gerald R. Ford's Washington to · prepare for motorcade as he traveled accident Saturday morning. Monday's Supreme Court test through Dallas. Nixon was . of the President's right to pleased that there were no Charles Kenneth Reed, Susie withhold subpoenaed material . injuries, the spokesman said. Elizabeth Reed to Sherman and a federal grand jury's The President and his Wife Marcwn, Donna· Marcum, 80 authority to name him as an planned to fly back to A., Salem. Wlindicted c~onspirator in Washington Sunday and to stay Herbert P. Cross, Margaret the Watergate cover-up. the rest of the week before · L. Cross to Iris B. Collin,s, Lot, The White House has refused going out to California for Pomeroy. to say whether Nixon would about 10 days in San Clemente. 1 Charles H. CorneU, Agnes B. Cornell to Paul E, Wickline, Betty J. Wickline, Lots, Pomeroy. • • • •• zxon may visit Japan · LOCKS TO BE CLOSED GALLIPOLIS - Orland K.'Hill, LTC, U.S. Corps of Engineers in Huntington, WASHINGTON (UPI) ~ A has announced that the Gallipolis Locks MODERN homefacWtlelteature1Jle~tlon pn~jectcompleted recently at funded study whic~ federally ·and Dam wiU have a lock outage for 14 ~ Galllpolla State Institute. days in August. . compared crime in Dayton, The locks wiU be closed for repair of a Ohio and San · Jose, Calif., MARRIAGE LICENSE E-R ANSWERS ., concrete river wall at the auxJUary lock. showed that residents of. the POMEROY - Roger Lewis POMEROY The Pomeroy : Further details will be announced city were more afraid of being Preast, '22, Rt. 2, Albany, and ,later. Crime victims Utan residents of .emergency squad answered a call to 144 Rosemary Marie Clark, 18, Rt . San J&ae. Mulberry Ave., Friday for II month old 1, Reedsville. The Law Enforcement Lila Pierce who was ill. She was taken to IIJJsistance J.dmlnistratioo of HGiaer Medical Center. At 12:02 a.m. the U·.S. Justice Department ·Saturday, the squad was called ·to a Route . said this was especially true In 7 nJcbl club.lor Betty Nit:z who refused the case of blacks, lnlltment. . DALLAS (UPI)- Despite 12 months gallons of gasoline last year, a 6.4 pet. :"The study illustrates the of prodpcilon at 100 pet. of Ute maximum Increase over 1972. fact ·that crime knOws rio so' SQUAD AIDS effective recovery rate In most Texas . cia!, economic or cultural IJar. MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport fields, To.xas Produced le9s oil in 1973 than riers," said the LEAA. "That Ia .,_,,...Ieney lquad anawered a call to 142 It did in 1972, a study by the Texas MidPOSTAL CHANGES why every citizen in tbe nation Loculi St. .at 8:13 un. Saturday ·for Continent Oil&: Gas Association showed . . POMEROY_ Pomeroy Postmaster mustjolninflghtingcrimeand ' Saturday. < Jim Souisby announces that effectiv-e the criminal." em HG!Ipital where .he was Texas produced-a record 1,290,514,953 Monday, July 15 • window service hours at The LEAA said the .urvey admitted. barrels' of petrole';lffi In 1972, 6,281,104 the Pomeroy post office will be B:30 a.m.• was made 1971., FEW DOLLARS barrels more u:an tn 1973. . , :. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday and . The LEM alao said Ute O.y. I'OMEROY-StateAIIdltorJoeephT. I:atestthanyeathar"t ofproducJl~nr s~!. wa: from e a.m. to 12 noon Saturday: These ton-san Jose survey , showed Ftr1U911'1 · office announced the grea r · any 0 e 5 "' an hOlD's are being adjusted to conform to that two-thirdl of Ill crimes In dlalltbatlan of •1,4G8,t88.87 in welfare au pet. of total U. s, production. poaiaJ regulations. No window trans. the two cities were larcenies, nihllla IIDM)' to Ohio's 88 counties. · B.ut ~~lte decllhil18 production In actlona will be conducted outside of the while one fourth we.:e burglar...._ 1973, another Texas MldjContinent study · ies. -County ~vtd only f88,60. shoq that Texans consumed ' 7.5· billion · designated hours. Black residents of Dayton •' •• • •• •• , Youth accidentally shot (Con6nued from page 1) : Terri Adkins, Beverly Swain, Susan Burford's donkey is the real scene Epling, Kim Hawks, Tom Bishop, Jay Hill, stealer of the performance . He manages to Bruce Scarberry, Iiob Nibert, Louis bray in the exact right places and pulls Jindra, Sherry Cornett, Doug Brown, other rather delightful shenanigans which Patty Failure, Dan Brown, Amy Scarjus( aren't In the script at all. berry, Pam Factor, Lynn Wagner and Without questioQ "Gallia CoWJtry" is Pam Beverly. sheer fun with serious touches of history · Members of the "Gallia Country" and looka to us to be on its way to another orchestra are Jeff Nibert, Greg Thomas, fabulously successful season. Marl Epling, Brenda Wilson, Chip ArmCostuming in the production Is period strqng, Randy Callianh aild Dean Epling. work that ill beautifully authentic and the Usherettes are Denise Shockley, most elaborate work, that has been done Becky Rankin, Laura Arney, Regina for the French Five Hundred in Act One, Robinette, Kathy Smith, Jada Smeltzer, Scene Three, is almost overwhelming. Jeannie Grate, Marie Grose, Kim Pope, Cast members include Patty Spires, Ann Circle and Cindy Roush. Edna Whitely, James Enyart, Scott Technical staffers include "Catherine Brohard, Rebecca Jones, Julie Eshenaur, Rush, assistant director; Kimball Suiter, Robert Ervin, Brant Adams, Red Suiter, ·musical dli'ector; Brant Adams and AI Maureen Brown, Joyce · Hawks, Steve Evans, musical arrangers; Virginia Shaw, Evans, Cathy Heinke, Mary Ann Beman choreographer; Joan Fruth, assistant and Paul Brown.choreographer; James Beverly, stage The pro<lu~tion is marked by several manager; Rush and M. E. Weth.erhoH; (Continued from page I) dance routines done by the Doodelups and . program and design; Nora Price and Rose . and will obtain their supplies regularly thetr friends. The dancers, crowd scene Wigglesworth, costume design and ward- ·from the institution storeroom. Superactors and group singers are Cheryl . robe; Mali;Elliott,lightingdirector; Jayne vision will be at a minimum, but counEnyart, Kathy, Susan and Steve Bennett, Wigglesworth, prompter; and Robert sellors wiU be available to discuss and Mary and D!lwn Derks, Sue and Ailsa Coodee, Al Scarberry, Russ Miller, Doug work out problems as t!Jey develop. Most Beverly, )Cylpha and Kim SOunders. Brown, Tom Myers, Bob Beckett and of the residents perform at regular job's on Evelyn Wileman. Kevin and Klsa Spires, ~rt Condee, Jr., stage crew. ,. .. the institution grounds, but will have ample time for leisure and activity programming. Already, this and · other changing scenes at the GSI reflect a new spirit among bOth patients and staff, one which Dr. Kenneth D. Gaver, dire~tor of mental health for the .state of Ohio, characterizes as a milieu in the treatment and care of its ins!itutjonalized patients. • .! '" .... 'I f CHICAGO (UP!) - A Lyric Oper~ tenor and a friend were charged Saturday with conspli'acy to hire the murder of another singer in a plot police called "professional jealousy." Charged wHh conspiracy and solicitation to commit murder were tenor. Wesley Bibro, 36, and his alleged . accomplice, Richard Bly, 30, who was seized earlier In a bizarre roadside confrontation in which a detective acting as a "corpse" arose and startled Bly into short-lived flight. . The two were charged with plotting to lake the life of Daniel Loftus, 25. Pollee were tipped lo the alleged plot by William Mitchell, 30,a mechanic who they said was ~roached by Bly to do the killing. They sa'f!!lol!lly turned over part of a $1,500 payment to Mitchell before pollee moved CHESHIRE - Joseph Barsotti, 6 in, Mitchell was not charged. ,. BelrtroriTIJr., Gallipolis-;- was- named Bibro and Bly were taken to holiday executive director of the Gallia-Meigs court for arraignment. Community Action Agency here Friday "We're stili' In a state of shock," said \U night. Loftus' wife, Kathy, 23. Barsotti is a graduate of Rio Grande "We don't know the motive we College with a B.S. Degree in Education haven't been able to figure anything1 out. HOLIDAY FESTIVITY - Golfers and their families turned out in mass and formerly taught at Southwestern High Mr. Bibro sits next to him in the chorus. Thursday for a Fourth of July celebration at Hidden·Valley Country Club". A buffet School. He has been acting director· since They've never had any words. It's just a dinner was served following a Best Ball GoH Tournament and the photo above April. Barsotti joined the CAP staff in mystery. We just feel the man is sick." shows the hungry linksters preparing their plates. May of 1973. • Franklin R. Taylor, Rt.l, Dexter, was appointed crew c·hief of Meigs County. Barsotti reviewed legislation regarding community action agencies. Reports were given on Summer Neighborhood Youth Corps, Out of School NYC, Head Start, Operation Mainstream, GALLIPOLIS - . Jerry Taylor, 14, The Nutrition Program, and the Summer Deputies are continuing an in. shot in the front of the trailer breaking a Patriot Star Rt., was accidentally shot vestigation into the shooting of two Youth Program · was outlined by Jim Friday while walking up a hill. to go target house trailers located at the junction of . can opener in the kitchen. Other holes Wickline of Racine. were found in the screen door, walls and Rts. 790 and 218. Barsotti, said that both the Senate and shooting. siding. The Gallia CoWJty Sheriff's DepartHouse of Representatives have approved Extensive damage was noted at the A trap gun valued at $450 was reported the continuation of the O.E.O. for three mentsaid Taylor started togo up a hill ,and homes of Mrs. Betty Wise, Rt. 1, Crown taken from a parked car owned by Gary passed by an area where dogs are kept. He City, and Mr. and Mrs. Hillis Pinkerman, months. Brown, 516 ·Third Ave . at the Flamingo Delegatl!§.}lamed to attend the Ohio accidentally tripped over a dog · chain Rt. 2, Gallipolis. According to the report, Nite Club. Association of Community Action Agen- causing his automatic weapon to someone shot at least five times into the Depuiies were called early Saturday cies meeting July 19 and 20 were Barsotti, discharge. Wise trailer Friday. morning to the Village of Centerville The .22 caliber rifle slug struck him in Hazel McKelvey, Dixie Smith, Letha ·The bullets penetrated the screen where Robert Ruff was awakened by Proffitt, William 0. Northup, Virginia the left leg. · door, frontrooni window, siding of the Taylor was taken to the Holzer trailer and damaged the walls of the kit- prowlers who apparently pried .open the Fisher, Charles Grant, Norman Mitchell, Medical Center for treatment by the Gallia chen, paneling and cabinets. The lock to the Village Police Garage and Kenton Adkins, and James Howard .. activated the electric fuel pump switch. The board amended its personnel.poiicy CoWJty Volunteer Emergency Squad. television set was also damaged. The gasoline cap on the cruiser was procecture to include the withholding of At the Pinkerman trailer, holes were also removed. · federal and state tax according to the l a x M • schedules. .• '. ··························~···························~·································· . Jealousy believed plot cause nL a rr.~ ' I �' . • . -.,_ .;..u - ukod 1o note on their 1r74 ClffiiiOUI IChodule of 4- The Sunday Times· -11th change.!'\ Albion ctter1 ha)'rldu, oquare Garden club has session ctna and or c~uteh ~ship all compet'l. All 111'10\bel'l ,u:e reminded cookouts onl,r •I umpoum ta,thly 1U1J1111er aeaiiOII and POMEROY - The Winding Trail Garden Club held a work Ra~on at the C()unty home project. The nower garde n was weeded and cleaned. Attending wi re Mrs. Wilma TerreD, Mrs. Alice Thompson, Mrs . Susie Miller, Mrs . Ad· dalou Lewis, Mrs. Pat Tlloma and ~Jiy and Susie . The next meeting or the club will be Wednesday, Jlily 17, aiS p.m . at the home of Mrs. Lewla with Mrs. Fay Prall pr...,nting the program oti "Better Homes . and Garden Houseplants." 011 meetings held 11 ~odeMI :::;:~ 7 p.m., on the lint _ until October . After rnoeting will be held · at Ap• palachian Power . and special evenll set by ha!pllallly committee. Mrs. Kathryn Faudree is In charge with chapter us!stlng each month. The : traditional chapter Halloween, T)umksglvlng Chrlslmas parUes are elsewhere. Members present for meeting were Glen Marjorie Logan, · Mlckl ·Leon Thornpaon, Oakley Marguerite Faudree, . Roush, Dale and Jean · and president Arltett Rouah .. .,. I ~ l• STARTS SUN·DAY AT 2 P-M " 11TH ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY SPECIAL I~ ~ II I "· SUNDAY ONLYI if 13 OZ. AMBER COLOR . REG. 89' 1 SET LIMIT PER CUSTOMER WILL RECEIVE FOR ONLY WEO Everything Is Guara'llteed To Satisfy. Or Back ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. A. F . Gainer, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter , Robin , to Chuck Eastman, son of Mr . and Mrs. Roland Easbnan, Rt. · 2, Coolville. The wedding will be an event of July 14 at the Pomeroy First Baptist Church with Rev . Robert Kuhn officiating. Pre-nuptial musi c wlll begin at 2 p.m. with vows to be exchanged ai2 :JO p.m. Open church will be observed . ··JANE. PARKER CRACKED WHEAT . OR WHOLE WHEAT r , .' ... J . BREAD LOAVES . ..• Nutrition fair held OLD FASHIONED . 2 RIO ·GRANDE - Tuesday, July ·. 2 a "down home " · Nutrition Fair for the elderly was held at Rio Grande CoUege. Two hundred fUty.two older persons from Vinton, Gallia, Jackson, Scioto and Lawrence Counties attended this outdoor exhibltlim. 89~ J.4VE AT SEARS- SAVE .AT SEARS -; . ~ < ; = ~ < m ~ Sears ~ WILL HAVE THE ;: ; GRAND OPENING ill 1 .,. ~ SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA OF THE NEW STORE · -COMING SOON - .:i AT SEARS_.. ~AVE AT SEARS- ~ ~ < m NA110N-WIUfTHE FIGURAMA METHOD OF SELF IMPROVEMENT HAS HELPED REMOVE OVER 2,000 UNWANTED • . There were booths se t up on the college green J o give out information on health; special diets and ·general nutrition and homemaking skills for the elderly. The Fair was spon- Kiskis-Null vows read · GALLIPOIJS - St. Louis on the bridal gown. The bride Cath olic Church was the set- also made the attendants ' ung for the April wedding of bouquets of hot pink car· Miss Brenda Sue Kiskis and nations, yellow, w!rlte and pink Mic hael Null, at 2:30 p.m ., daisies and ribbon matching · April 20. Father A. J . the gowns. The bridesmaids Golubiewski officiated at the dresses were made by the double-ring ceremony. bride and her mother and the The bride is the daughter of matron of honor fashioned her Mr . and Mrs. James M. Kiskis ,' own dress. The ·attendants' 239 Portsmouth Rd ., and the · outfits were completed by groom is the son of Mr. and white noppy hats with ribbons Mrs . Carlton Null , 97 Garfield matching the gowns. Ave., Gallipolis. 1\!ichael McKean, 50 Mrs. Anne Fischer was at the Chillicothe Rd., Gallipolis, piano for the musical prelude · served as best m8J1. Ushers and presented " We 've Only were James and Thomas Just Begun" and other Kiskis, brothers of the bride, Portsmouth Rd., selections. Soloist was Louie 239 Griffin who sang " The Lord's Gallipolis, and John Null, Prayer" , " Ave Maria", and brother of the groom, 97 · " Sunrise, Sunset" while the Garfield Ave., Gallipolis. They mothers of the couple were were attired ' in light blue seated. Easter lilies and pink, tuxedo coals trimmed in black yellow and while daisies and black pan!$, while ruined decorated the church for the Shirts an.d black bow ties. · ceremony. The groom's tuxedo mate bed Given in marriage by' her those of hjs attendants and he father , the bride wore a gown wore a light blue ruffled shirt. she had fashioned of Sheer For her daughter 's wedding, dotted swiss over bridal satin. Mrs. Kiskls designed im orchid The southern belle style had a gown with a front criss-cross!)( low neckline and · ful l sheer · contrasting material; giving a sleeves with wide cuff closed fitted bodice. effect. Her corby seven pearl buttons. Tile sage was of while carnations INCHES. ARE YOU AMONG THE . WISE LADIE.S .WHO HAVE LOST THEIR SHARE. OON1 HESITATE. FEll BmER LOOK BETTER WITH FIGURAMA ' No' Crash Diets No Strenuous Exercise • Long Term Agreements . · Fun 4-Month Program UNLIMITED VISITS CALL OR COME IN TODAY fOR FRIE.FIGURE ANALY SIS 446-4204 SPRING VALLEY PLAZA • CHILDREN'S BOOKS JUST ASK FOR YOUR FREE • Nancy CWew and Hardy - .. ,--- Boys •Dr . Seuss • Sesame Street FIRST QUALITY COFFEE CUPS 6 . e, Children's Bibles PT. PLEASANT,- W. Va. - Ashton Riverview campground OH-KAN Wanderers Chapter and the next one July'26-28 will of National Camper and Hikers be at Krodel Park. Members Assoc., mel Monday at Krodel Park for the monthly meeting. Plans were complel od for chapter activities. President Arnell Roush presided and opened the meeting with the Lord's Prayer in unison. ReWis were given. by offleers and conimlttee chair· men. A letter from ' -·'-""e Coort St. Gallipolis, All Day .1ST WEEK FIRST I''• "1\) • Delightful Cards ;, :\! ·Gallen 5 .. Mrs. Bonsanquet is now · liv6. G h mg m New HaiT)psh'ire. reen ouse. ' • NOW 1h PRICE •. served were Mrs. Bobby Mrs. Marion Caldwell and Mrs. I' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " " " ' - " ' Hauck Beaver. Refreshments were served . by the hostess. · The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Charles Lusher, Aug. 22, at 7 p.m . <!).J;,JI'"'' PRINCESS GARDNER• - 4~ Men's And ONE GROUP Boys' 't6.Point [WOMEN'S TUESDAY ANNIVERSARY SI'EClAL JOIN. TH'E FIRST • CROWD Reg . 1ST WEEK BREAD WEDNfSDA Y .ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL. . ·NEW 45's RECORDS · PKG dF . . 6 mR ·1ge SPECIAL THURSDAY THURSDAY ' NIGHT ONLY 6 PM TIL 9 PM HAWAIIAN YANDA ORCHID CORSAGE . BOXED, RIBBON . BOW NOTHING TO • REAL LIVE ORC_ HID SIGN. NO NEED TO THE FIRST 300 LADIES OVER 18 TO BE PRESENT AFTER 6 O'CLdCK . 8UY, NOTHING TO THURSDAY TO WIN. 1ST WEEK ' . JOIN US ON WMPO FM RADIO WITH DEAN LUSK 6 PM TIL 9 PM . ' NIGHT ONLY mR ASK FREE AT IGA FOODLINER WE CARRY OUT YOUR GROCERIES ·FRIDAY& SATURDt-Y ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL Price .. . TENftiS . OXFORDS NOW REDUCED 1h PRIC~ I • l!r.... _, "--' ... . 60 MIN. WINNING NUMBERS 4001/0 OfF WILL BE ON WMPO-FM RADIO AT 7:15 SAVE AT . R111 • Price " . M&R SHOPPING CENTER EAcH MORNING ON THE M&R UP & AT '.EM sHoW AND OXFORDS .' . . MEN'S SUPONS A rose ls a rose is a rose! And these are prBtly crafty. Blend 1ng t~e·be<lu t ifull y deta iled look of peHt point with sle~k Fmos~e Cowhide. In glowing colors! · ··· Td-Pa rt1le " Fren c h Purse .. .... ... $1o:oo . KEV GARD• , .. , , ....... ... . ...... $ 4.50 An(l, ma tchi ng pieces rrom ·just $4.50 - BAG OF ·GROCERIES GIV.EN AWAY.EVERY '' ; ON Gallipolis, Otlio · 16 OZ. LOAF IGA . 100 ADULTS 20% OFF MEN'S Blue & White, Brown & White Wing Tips . . Plus White Laceup Sllpons & Buckles. 342 Second Ave. 66~ ~AlOE Children's Sandals · . . m the executive manswn . flowers came from SUzie's CLARK'S 1EWELRY STORE ·. 6 CUPS OVENWARE BOWL $1.50 RAB BAGS WINNING. NUMBERS · WILL BE POSTED IN STORE. FOR 7 DAYS, by SJI' FIGURES RELEASED POMEROY - May 1974 sales of Series. E & H United States Savings Bonds In Ohio were ~ .9 mllli9n. At the end of May, the state . attained 4~. 0 pet. o£ its 19U sales goal. . Mr. Theodore T. Reed, Jr., Meigs County Volunteer Savi ngs Bo~ds Chairman,~ rewted May sales of Savings Bonds in the ·county were $34,821. The c·ounty achieved . 55.4 pet. of its annual sales goal May 31. 49~ ill Speq_la_I~~Savi~IJ~gs }\foot Cl~ry, 69~ . 100 ADULTS Peddler,_~ Pantry ·f ' . ..,, IPawprmts FOR LIMIT MONDAY ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL .' s At v MIDDLEPORT, OH.I O .. RIGHT RESERVED TO LIMIT QUANTITIES j ' ' ' ·.\ 18 OR OLDER THE DOOR - The Alcove Book Store MUST BE TICKET AT NOWlh PRICE Caldwell. BAG OF GRbCERIES GIVEN AWAY EVERY 15 MIN. FREE GROCERIES SUNDAY I~ Collections of: Wanderers meet SUMMER HAN- $950mth . ·II sored by the Rio Grande Area Agency on Aging, The Ohio Department of Health, Nutrition Division , Cooperative Extension Service md Local Health Departments flU> md COAD. The · gatherin g wa s en<rtained by the Oldtimers Band of Scioto County lead by Mig. Co. for chapter Jacllota · ;am Cox and by the Triangle 4and ~ps was road by hall · H Club of Galli a County. There . . Roush and decision on , _ was also a baking conte'sl lind types .to \le refen-ed •t na.t of special note Bill Menshouse meeUng. New PI'O!«II of Gallia County was first place discussed and eommlltell .. , in the cake baking contest with for special chapter •eU•:'i. - &TATI & Tt<IRO ---GALLIPOLIS, OHIO . - ~.·• a lreslj_ app]j! cake. Georgie Campoul July ~7 -~ ·Myers, alsdo ot G~llitah Cbountyd bodice was fitted to the waist trimmed in pin_k . · • , ·;·.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . was secon p1ace m e rea and the full skirt was accented Mrs. Null fashioned a mint calagory. The co-operating sponsoring agen9ies would like by a hemline ruffle . Matching · green gown _in a-line style with to thank all those who attended lace enhanced the neckline, white knit jacket. Her flowers and all those who helped to midriff, cuff edgings and the were also '.while carnations upper and lower edges of the !rimmed in pink. make the fair a success . Aboul200gueslsallnededthe hemline ruffle . Her short veil was held by a small cap. The reception following the bhde made her bouquet of ceremony in the ba!J!!menl of artificial baby pink and while the church. • The four-tiered • carnations, lily of the valley cake featured a daisy theme • . and white and pink ribbons. and was made by a friend of ' Her jewelry was a small cross the bride. Two while candles • neckla ce centered by a fl.anked each side of the cake '• diamond and her Bible Was and engraved napkins were covered with material mat- presented to 11\e guests. Debbie •• ching her gown . ·, Bailey cut the cake and the • ., Shirley Palmer, Cheshire, brid.al attendants assisted with •• GALLIPOIJS - The Sew served as matron of honor. She the serving, •• arid So Club met at the home of was attired in ~ pink dotted For a wedding trip to •• fOR WOMEN .Mrs. Bobby Clary with 12 . swiss gown with white :'d'aisies Marietta, the bride changed to • members present. Two .new in the material. a two-piece pantsuit designed Connies members were welcomed, Bridesmaids were Karen by her -mOther. The light blUe Auditions Mrs. Theirrul Daniels and Mrs. Kiskis, Gallipolis, attired in a polyester slacks were topped Naturalizers, Daryl Landskroener. One gown matching that . of the by a low-necked, princess style Ufe Stride guest, Mrs. Leslie Clary , at- matron of honor ; Debra collar with a tie back and tended. B!ll'nette, Gallipolis, in mint button-down front In blue and Cobblers The devotions for the evening green dotted swiss and while . white check. All Spring Colors Tile new Mrs. Null is a 1972 were given by Mrs. Lawson daisies, and Elaine Kiskis, Dailey. Gallipolis, In a gown matching graduate of Gallia Academy. The business meeting con- Miss Burnette's . Karen and High SChool and is employed ill sisted of making plans for the · Elaine are sisters of the bride. the Shake Shoppe, Gallipolis. annual family picnic, Friday, The attendants' gowns were She is a member of the Gallia FOR MEN FOP. CHILOREI'l July 12, at 6 p .m. at the Gallla styled with short, puffy sleeves County Volunteer Emergency Courity .Fairgrounds. · and hi gh necklines, and Squad and the CB Radio Club. · ONE A day workshop will be Aug . trimmed in lace matching thai Null is· employed by Bllll . IJ at 1 a.m. at Mrs. Wyman Furniture, Gallipolis. Also a lARGE Sheets . Members are to bring a graduate of Gallla Academy; E . White no use Birth he · of •·• dish for a potluck luncheon and Esthe r Cleve land Bonsan· IS a member the moun""' GROUP bring supplies for a dress or .que t, born in the White House deputies unit, CB Club, Civil pants . ~uit. in 1893 at the start of her Defense and Volunteer ER MEN'S NOW . Games were condu~ted by fath e r 'S (Grov er Cleveland) Squad as well. aS being a DRES.S & CASUAL Mrs. i:lauck Beaver. Jhe prize seco nd te rm, wa s the only special deputy. Materials for the bridal was won by Mrs.' Marion ~ hild of a preside nt to be born OXFORDS • .. Secret sister birthdays ob- ~o ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE - Miss Frances Neace, dsughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Neace, and Rolaixl Sayre, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tllomas B. Sayre, Portland, will be united in marriage, Saturdsy, Aug. 31, at 1:30 p.m., at the First Baplisl Church, 705 SOUth Elm St., West carrollton. MiBs Neace is employed in the persoMel department of the Berg· strom Paper Co. in West C&mlllm and Sayre is office manager of the Jay Instrument Co., Dayloli. Sayre is a former resident of Portland and a graduate of $outhern High School. Tile coup!~ will reside in West carrollton·. .......,..w WIN A FREE BAG OF GROCERIES. ONE GIVEN AWArEVERY 15 MIN. SUNDAY ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL Mis-s Frances Neace • Sew and So Club meets ATTENTION, LADIES! " Mr. and Mrs. Michael Null Miss Robin Gainer SUNDAY 2 PM TIL 6 PM - AN 8 PC. SET OF ANCHOR ·' HOCKING MADRID GLASSES FIRST 400 ADULT CUSTOMERS I~! !4 WH!Il Etoiii)MY OIIGtlllUS . JOIN US.ON THE AIR WITH WMPO FM AND DEAN LUSK DOORS WILl OPEN SUNDAY 2 PM TIL 6 PM . • • ' • . �' . • . -.,_ .;..u - ukod 1o note on their 1r74 ClffiiiOUI IChodule of 4- The Sunday Times· -11th change.!'\ Albion ctter1 ha)'rldu, oquare Garden club has session ctna and or c~uteh ~ship all compet'l. All 111'10\bel'l ,u:e reminded cookouts onl,r •I umpoum ta,thly 1U1J1111er aeaiiOII and POMEROY - The Winding Trail Garden Club held a work Ra~on at the C()unty home project. The nower garde n was weeded and cleaned. Attending wi re Mrs. Wilma TerreD, Mrs. Alice Thompson, Mrs . Susie Miller, Mrs . Ad· dalou Lewis, Mrs. Pat Tlloma and ~Jiy and Susie . The next meeting or the club will be Wednesday, Jlily 17, aiS p.m . at the home of Mrs. Lewla with Mrs. Fay Prall pr...,nting the program oti "Better Homes . and Garden Houseplants." 011 meetings held 11 ~odeMI :::;:~ 7 p.m., on the lint _ until October . After rnoeting will be held · at Ap• palachian Power . and special evenll set by ha!pllallly committee. Mrs. Kathryn Faudree is In charge with chapter us!stlng each month. The : traditional chapter Halloween, T)umksglvlng Chrlslmas parUes are elsewhere. Members present for meeting were Glen Marjorie Logan, · Mlckl ·Leon Thornpaon, Oakley Marguerite Faudree, . Roush, Dale and Jean · and president Arltett Rouah .. .,. I ~ l• STARTS SUN·DAY AT 2 P-M " 11TH ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY SPECIAL I~ ~ II I "· SUNDAY ONLYI if 13 OZ. AMBER COLOR . REG. 89' 1 SET LIMIT PER CUSTOMER WILL RECEIVE FOR ONLY WEO Everything Is Guara'llteed To Satisfy. Or Back ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. A. F . Gainer, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter , Robin , to Chuck Eastman, son of Mr . and Mrs. Roland Easbnan, Rt. · 2, Coolville. The wedding will be an event of July 14 at the Pomeroy First Baptist Church with Rev . Robert Kuhn officiating. Pre-nuptial musi c wlll begin at 2 p.m. with vows to be exchanged ai2 :JO p.m. Open church will be observed . ··JANE. PARKER CRACKED WHEAT . OR WHOLE WHEAT r , .' ... J . BREAD LOAVES . ..• Nutrition fair held OLD FASHIONED . 2 RIO ·GRANDE - Tuesday, July ·. 2 a "down home " · Nutrition Fair for the elderly was held at Rio Grande CoUege. Two hundred fUty.two older persons from Vinton, Gallia, Jackson, Scioto and Lawrence Counties attended this outdoor exhibltlim. 89~ J.4VE AT SEARS- SAVE .AT SEARS -; . ~ < ; = ~ < m ~ Sears ~ WILL HAVE THE ;: ; GRAND OPENING ill 1 .,. ~ SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA OF THE NEW STORE · -COMING SOON - .:i AT SEARS_.. ~AVE AT SEARS- ~ ~ < m NA110N-WIUfTHE FIGURAMA METHOD OF SELF IMPROVEMENT HAS HELPED REMOVE OVER 2,000 UNWANTED • . There were booths se t up on the college green J o give out information on health; special diets and ·general nutrition and homemaking skills for the elderly. The Fair was spon- Kiskis-Null vows read · GALLIPOIJS - St. Louis on the bridal gown. The bride Cath olic Church was the set- also made the attendants ' ung for the April wedding of bouquets of hot pink car· Miss Brenda Sue Kiskis and nations, yellow, w!rlte and pink Mic hael Null, at 2:30 p.m ., daisies and ribbon matching · April 20. Father A. J . the gowns. The bridesmaids Golubiewski officiated at the dresses were made by the double-ring ceremony. bride and her mother and the The bride is the daughter of matron of honor fashioned her Mr . and Mrs. James M. Kiskis ,' own dress. The ·attendants' 239 Portsmouth Rd ., and the · outfits were completed by groom is the son of Mr. and white noppy hats with ribbons Mrs . Carlton Null , 97 Garfield matching the gowns. Ave., Gallipolis. 1\!ichael McKean, 50 Mrs. Anne Fischer was at the Chillicothe Rd., Gallipolis, piano for the musical prelude · served as best m8J1. Ushers and presented " We 've Only were James and Thomas Just Begun" and other Kiskis, brothers of the bride, Portsmouth Rd., selections. Soloist was Louie 239 Griffin who sang " The Lord's Gallipolis, and John Null, Prayer" , " Ave Maria", and brother of the groom, 97 · " Sunrise, Sunset" while the Garfield Ave., Gallipolis. They mothers of the couple were were attired ' in light blue seated. Easter lilies and pink, tuxedo coals trimmed in black yellow and while daisies and black pan!$, while ruined decorated the church for the Shirts an.d black bow ties. · ceremony. The groom's tuxedo mate bed Given in marriage by' her those of hjs attendants and he father , the bride wore a gown wore a light blue ruffled shirt. she had fashioned of Sheer For her daughter 's wedding, dotted swiss over bridal satin. Mrs. Kiskls designed im orchid The southern belle style had a gown with a front criss-cross!)( low neckline and · ful l sheer · contrasting material; giving a sleeves with wide cuff closed fitted bodice. effect. Her corby seven pearl buttons. Tile sage was of while carnations INCHES. ARE YOU AMONG THE . WISE LADIE.S .WHO HAVE LOST THEIR SHARE. OON1 HESITATE. FEll BmER LOOK BETTER WITH FIGURAMA ' No' Crash Diets No Strenuous Exercise • Long Term Agreements . · Fun 4-Month Program UNLIMITED VISITS CALL OR COME IN TODAY fOR FRIE.FIGURE ANALY SIS 446-4204 SPRING VALLEY PLAZA • CHILDREN'S BOOKS JUST ASK FOR YOUR FREE • Nancy CWew and Hardy - .. ,--- Boys •Dr . Seuss • Sesame Street FIRST QUALITY COFFEE CUPS 6 . e, Children's Bibles PT. PLEASANT,- W. Va. - Ashton Riverview campground OH-KAN Wanderers Chapter and the next one July'26-28 will of National Camper and Hikers be at Krodel Park. Members Assoc., mel Monday at Krodel Park for the monthly meeting. Plans were complel od for chapter activities. President Arnell Roush presided and opened the meeting with the Lord's Prayer in unison. ReWis were given. by offleers and conimlttee chair· men. A letter from ' -·'-""e Coort St. Gallipolis, All Day .1ST WEEK FIRST I''• "1\) • Delightful Cards ;, :\! ·Gallen 5 .. Mrs. Bonsanquet is now · liv6. G h mg m New HaiT)psh'ire. reen ouse. ' • NOW 1h PRICE •. served were Mrs. Bobby Mrs. Marion Caldwell and Mrs. I' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " " " ' - " ' Hauck Beaver. Refreshments were served . by the hostess. · The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Charles Lusher, Aug. 22, at 7 p.m . <!).J;,JI'"'' PRINCESS GARDNER• - 4~ Men's And ONE GROUP Boys' 't6.Point [WOMEN'S TUESDAY ANNIVERSARY SI'EClAL JOIN. TH'E FIRST • CROWD Reg . 1ST WEEK BREAD WEDNfSDA Y .ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL. . ·NEW 45's RECORDS · PKG dF . . 6 mR ·1ge SPECIAL THURSDAY THURSDAY ' NIGHT ONLY 6 PM TIL 9 PM HAWAIIAN YANDA ORCHID CORSAGE . BOXED, RIBBON . BOW NOTHING TO • REAL LIVE ORC_ HID SIGN. NO NEED TO THE FIRST 300 LADIES OVER 18 TO BE PRESENT AFTER 6 O'CLdCK . 8UY, NOTHING TO THURSDAY TO WIN. 1ST WEEK ' . JOIN US ON WMPO FM RADIO WITH DEAN LUSK 6 PM TIL 9 PM . ' NIGHT ONLY mR ASK FREE AT IGA FOODLINER WE CARRY OUT YOUR GROCERIES ·FRIDAY& SATURDt-Y ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL Price .. . TENftiS . OXFORDS NOW REDUCED 1h PRIC~ I • l!r.... _, "--' ... . 60 MIN. WINNING NUMBERS 4001/0 OfF WILL BE ON WMPO-FM RADIO AT 7:15 SAVE AT . R111 • Price " . M&R SHOPPING CENTER EAcH MORNING ON THE M&R UP & AT '.EM sHoW AND OXFORDS .' . . MEN'S SUPONS A rose ls a rose is a rose! And these are prBtly crafty. Blend 1ng t~e·be<lu t ifull y deta iled look of peHt point with sle~k Fmos~e Cowhide. In glowing colors! · ··· Td-Pa rt1le " Fren c h Purse .. .... ... $1o:oo . KEV GARD• , .. , , ....... ... . ...... $ 4.50 An(l, ma tchi ng pieces rrom ·just $4.50 - BAG OF ·GROCERIES GIV.EN AWAY.EVERY '' ; ON Gallipolis, Otlio · 16 OZ. LOAF IGA . 100 ADULTS 20% OFF MEN'S Blue & White, Brown & White Wing Tips . . Plus White Laceup Sllpons & Buckles. 342 Second Ave. 66~ ~AlOE Children's Sandals · . . m the executive manswn . flowers came from SUzie's CLARK'S 1EWELRY STORE ·. 6 CUPS OVENWARE BOWL $1.50 RAB BAGS WINNING. NUMBERS · WILL BE POSTED IN STORE. FOR 7 DAYS, by SJI' FIGURES RELEASED POMEROY - May 1974 sales of Series. E & H United States Savings Bonds In Ohio were ~ .9 mllli9n. At the end of May, the state . attained 4~. 0 pet. o£ its 19U sales goal. . Mr. Theodore T. Reed, Jr., Meigs County Volunteer Savi ngs Bo~ds Chairman,~ rewted May sales of Savings Bonds in the ·county were $34,821. The c·ounty achieved . 55.4 pet. of its annual sales goal May 31. 49~ ill Speq_la_I~~Savi~IJ~gs }\foot Cl~ry, 69~ . 100 ADULTS Peddler,_~ Pantry ·f ' . ..,, IPawprmts FOR LIMIT MONDAY ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL .' s At v MIDDLEPORT, OH.I O .. RIGHT RESERVED TO LIMIT QUANTITIES j ' ' ' ·.\ 18 OR OLDER THE DOOR - The Alcove Book Store MUST BE TICKET AT NOWlh PRICE Caldwell. BAG OF GRbCERIES GIVEN AWAY EVERY 15 MIN. FREE GROCERIES SUNDAY I~ Collections of: Wanderers meet SUMMER HAN- $950mth . ·II sored by the Rio Grande Area Agency on Aging, The Ohio Department of Health, Nutrition Division , Cooperative Extension Service md Local Health Departments flU> md COAD. The · gatherin g wa s en<rtained by the Oldtimers Band of Scioto County lead by Mig. Co. for chapter Jacllota · ;am Cox and by the Triangle 4and ~ps was road by hall · H Club of Galli a County. There . . Roush and decision on , _ was also a baking conte'sl lind types .to \le refen-ed •t na.t of special note Bill Menshouse meeUng. New PI'O!«II of Gallia County was first place discussed and eommlltell .. , in the cake baking contest with for special chapter •eU•:'i. - &TATI & Tt<IRO ---GALLIPOLIS, OHIO . - ~.·• a lreslj_ app]j! cake. Georgie Campoul July ~7 -~ ·Myers, alsdo ot G~llitah Cbountyd bodice was fitted to the waist trimmed in pin_k . · • , ·;·.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . was secon p1ace m e rea and the full skirt was accented Mrs. Null fashioned a mint calagory. The co-operating sponsoring agen9ies would like by a hemline ruffle . Matching · green gown _in a-line style with to thank all those who attended lace enhanced the neckline, white knit jacket. Her flowers and all those who helped to midriff, cuff edgings and the were also '.while carnations upper and lower edges of the !rimmed in pink. make the fair a success . Aboul200gueslsallnededthe hemline ruffle . Her short veil was held by a small cap. The reception following the bhde made her bouquet of ceremony in the ba!J!!menl of artificial baby pink and while the church. • The four-tiered • carnations, lily of the valley cake featured a daisy theme • . and white and pink ribbons. and was made by a friend of ' Her jewelry was a small cross the bride. Two while candles • neckla ce centered by a fl.anked each side of the cake '• diamond and her Bible Was and engraved napkins were covered with material mat- presented to 11\e guests. Debbie •• ching her gown . ·, Bailey cut the cake and the • ., Shirley Palmer, Cheshire, brid.al attendants assisted with •• GALLIPOIJS - The Sew served as matron of honor. She the serving, •• arid So Club met at the home of was attired in ~ pink dotted For a wedding trip to •• fOR WOMEN .Mrs. Bobby Clary with 12 . swiss gown with white :'d'aisies Marietta, the bride changed to • members present. Two .new in the material. a two-piece pantsuit designed Connies members were welcomed, Bridesmaids were Karen by her -mOther. The light blUe Auditions Mrs. Theirrul Daniels and Mrs. Kiskis, Gallipolis, attired in a polyester slacks were topped Naturalizers, Daryl Landskroener. One gown matching that . of the by a low-necked, princess style Ufe Stride guest, Mrs. Leslie Clary , at- matron of honor ; Debra collar with a tie back and tended. B!ll'nette, Gallipolis, in mint button-down front In blue and Cobblers The devotions for the evening green dotted swiss and while . white check. All Spring Colors Tile new Mrs. Null is a 1972 were given by Mrs. Lawson daisies, and Elaine Kiskis, Dailey. Gallipolis, In a gown matching graduate of Gallia Academy. The business meeting con- Miss Burnette's . Karen and High SChool and is employed ill sisted of making plans for the · Elaine are sisters of the bride. the Shake Shoppe, Gallipolis. annual family picnic, Friday, The attendants' gowns were She is a member of the Gallia FOR MEN FOP. CHILOREI'l July 12, at 6 p .m. at the Gallla styled with short, puffy sleeves County Volunteer Emergency Courity .Fairgrounds. · and hi gh necklines, and Squad and the CB Radio Club. · ONE A day workshop will be Aug . trimmed in lace matching thai Null is· employed by Bllll . IJ at 1 a.m. at Mrs. Wyman Furniture, Gallipolis. Also a lARGE Sheets . Members are to bring a graduate of Gallla Academy; E . White no use Birth he · of •·• dish for a potluck luncheon and Esthe r Cleve land Bonsan· IS a member the moun""' GROUP bring supplies for a dress or .que t, born in the White House deputies unit, CB Club, Civil pants . ~uit. in 1893 at the start of her Defense and Volunteer ER MEN'S NOW . Games were condu~ted by fath e r 'S (Grov er Cleveland) Squad as well. aS being a DRES.S & CASUAL Mrs. i:lauck Beaver. Jhe prize seco nd te rm, wa s the only special deputy. Materials for the bridal was won by Mrs.' Marion ~ hild of a preside nt to be born OXFORDS • .. Secret sister birthdays ob- ~o ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE - Miss Frances Neace, dsughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Neace, and Rolaixl Sayre, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tllomas B. Sayre, Portland, will be united in marriage, Saturdsy, Aug. 31, at 1:30 p.m., at the First Baplisl Church, 705 SOUth Elm St., West carrollton. MiBs Neace is employed in the persoMel department of the Berg· strom Paper Co. in West C&mlllm and Sayre is office manager of the Jay Instrument Co., Dayloli. Sayre is a former resident of Portland and a graduate of $outhern High School. Tile coup!~ will reside in West carrollton·. .......,..w WIN A FREE BAG OF GROCERIES. ONE GIVEN AWArEVERY 15 MIN. SUNDAY ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL Mis-s Frances Neace • Sew and So Club meets ATTENTION, LADIES! " Mr. and Mrs. Michael Null Miss Robin Gainer SUNDAY 2 PM TIL 6 PM - AN 8 PC. SET OF ANCHOR ·' HOCKING MADRID GLASSES FIRST 400 ADULT CUSTOMERS I~! !4 WH!Il Etoiii)MY OIIGtlllUS . JOIN US.ON THE AIR WITH WMPO FM AND DEAN LUSK DOORS WILl OPEN SUNDAY 2 PM TIL 6 PM . • • ' • . �. ) ~ • I • • • -'!'he SUnday Timeo - Sentine l, Sunday, July 7, • .. • . ' . ' . 1 - '!'he SW1dav"l'imea -SenUnei, Sunday , July7, l97• SUPERIORS USDA CHOICE BONELESS SUGARDALE USDA CHOICE ARM ROAST -_ ENGLISH ROAST . .. . • .• LB. . . GROUND HOURLY FRESH Is HavmgA LEAN Sale· On ..... SUGARDALE SUPERIORS USDA . CHOICE I . CHUCK STEAK ·, SUGAR DALE · LUN~H . • M.EATS · • ALL VARIETIES . FULL · • POUND PKG. LB. LB. SUGARDALE _· USDA CHOICE · CH . .' . •• • ' K ROAST...................~~: U.:S• . •• ' •' NO. l ' •' . '• ' '• • •• • POUND IGA SLI.CED CHEESE ..··· • •• .•• . • . '• • . •. BAG . -; ' •I . . • 1 . • •• .• • .t ..• .• • . 12 . ,: .. BI11G/e WRAPPE() . .slices . IIIWI.J20l. 12 oz. PKG. l • ·( . POUND SINGLES SLICED BAG . ... . ,{ . • '7 " ' .' ' .. ~ ' . ' .., ~ .. - •, ' . .. . ' • • l • " ' . ' • -, .. .' �. ) ~ • I • • • -'!'he SUnday Timeo - Sentine l, Sunday, July 7, • .. • . ' . ' . 1 - '!'he SW1dav"l'imea -SenUnei, Sunday , July7, l97• SUPERIORS USDA CHOICE BONELESS SUGARDALE USDA CHOICE ARM ROAST -_ ENGLISH ROAST . .. . • .• LB. . . GROUND HOURLY FRESH Is HavmgA LEAN Sale· On ..... SUGARDALE SUPERIORS USDA . CHOICE I . CHUCK STEAK ·, SUGAR DALE · LUN~H . • M.EATS · • ALL VARIETIES . FULL · • POUND PKG. LB. LB. SUGARDALE _· USDA CHOICE · CH . .' . •• • ' K ROAST...................~~: U.:S• . •• ' •' NO. l ' •' . '• ' '• • •• • POUND IGA SLI.CED CHEESE ..··· • •• .•• . • . '• • . •. BAG . -; ' •I . . • 1 . • •• .• • .t ..• .• • . 12 . ,: .. BI11G/e WRAPPE() . .slices . IIIWI.J20l. 12 oz. PKG. l • ·( . POUND SINGLES SLICED BAG . ... . ,{ . • '7 " ' .' ' .. ~ ' . ' .., ~ .. - •, ' . .. . ' • • l • " ' . ' • -, .. .' �. CAMPBELL'S ., • CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP -. ~ Chicken Noodle · . ·1G·A ICE CREAM ·. .. . LEAF · ~l\S . TEND.ER 00 ttO~ \ - ~ 11 OZ. BOX . · ·48 BAGS lASTS. ' ~.... ~ INSTANT . . ... - . . I c 3 oz. ' SAN A JAR WITH COUPON ·COR CREAM OR WHOLE . · 'DRESSING KERNEL . BEEF &EGG FLAVOR ·· M&R -- ' .· PURINA ·. . . . SY:ARKIST ·. ' •• • ....• · 303 CANS WSIZE P ..• . . .." ' ' • LIQUID ' v• • ·SPECIAL IT'S NEW PURINA M .· 22 oz. ~ • ••" • •" •• •• • •• •• ' ' ' BEEF & EGG FLAVOR . • :::» ~ •.•• • •"• DOG CHOW .l'l ' ·' . ""'• ' REG. '5.58 ' ' . .•• .••• ..,..•,, • ' ·' ' ~ ' . . · coFFEE ~. ·• ' .• ~ • ' POUND . ' ' · M&R COUPON ' . · M&RCOUPON . ' ' ART. PICTURES ·;: " ' 16''X20" . · WITH UMIT 1 CAN COUPON & '5.00 GROCERY ORDER ., ' ' ' ' ~ ON CANVAS · • .•• ' • ' -~ •--·-•··--·--··-~~--:~!~~-··--i ~ :a M&RCOUPON BAG ... • ·sANKA INSlANT . c -' · WITH COUPON · ' . • •• • ·3 LB• CAN • 19 .• '' • . _._ i FOLGER'S • • SAV. E ' ' .,• -• • BAG OLIVE ·. · DISHWASHING . ' ANNIVERSARY DOG CHOW · $ 19 ' TUNA · JOAN OF ARC MARZETTI . SLAW ' 16 OZ. · • 21fz LB. ' AUNT JANE'S 32 oz. CAPTAIN KIDD PEANUT BUTTER · RAG u 32 oz. JAR SPAGHETTI SAUCE 8 oz. . .ROyAL ALL FLAVORS 'GELATI.N · . THRU SATURDAY . I JUL't13, DR WHILE SUPPLY - ' ~ GAL:· '139 CIDER VINEGAR 8 oz. .KRAFT .FRENCH DRESSING - LITE SALT PRICES GOOD ~" · TEA BAGS .. · ' .WHITE HOUSE HAMBURGER SLICES ~ ··.MORTON ·-• . ' ALL GRINDS WITH · -..·. COUPON LIMIT 1 JAR . j . ' ' ' ' . I . ' ' . ' I . .' . ' . ·, } �. CAMPBELL'S ., • CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP -. ~ Chicken Noodle · . ·1G·A ICE CREAM ·. .. . LEAF · ~l\S . TEND.ER 00 ttO~ \ - ~ 11 OZ. BOX . · ·48 BAGS lASTS. ' ~.... ~ INSTANT . . ... - . . I c 3 oz. ' SAN A JAR WITH COUPON ·COR CREAM OR WHOLE . · 'DRESSING KERNEL . BEEF &EGG FLAVOR ·· M&R -- ' .· PURINA ·. . . . SY:ARKIST ·. ' •• • ....• · 303 CANS WSIZE P ..• . . .." ' ' • LIQUID ' v• • ·SPECIAL IT'S NEW PURINA M .· 22 oz. ~ • ••" • •" •• •• • •• •• ' ' ' BEEF & EGG FLAVOR . • :::» ~ •.•• • •"• DOG CHOW .l'l ' ·' . ""'• ' REG. '5.58 ' ' . .•• .••• ..,..•,, • ' ·' ' ~ ' . . · coFFEE ~. ·• ' .• ~ • ' POUND . ' ' · M&R COUPON ' . · M&RCOUPON . ' ' ART. PICTURES ·;: " ' 16''X20" . · WITH UMIT 1 CAN COUPON & '5.00 GROCERY ORDER ., ' ' ' ' ~ ON CANVAS · • .•• ' • ' -~ •--·-•··--·--··-~~--:~!~~-··--i ~ :a M&RCOUPON BAG ... • ·sANKA INSlANT . c -' · WITH COUPON · ' . • •• • ·3 LB• CAN • 19 .• '' • . _._ i FOLGER'S • • SAV. E ' ' .,• -• • BAG OLIVE ·. · DISHWASHING . ' ANNIVERSARY DOG CHOW · $ 19 ' TUNA · JOAN OF ARC MARZETTI . SLAW ' 16 OZ. · • 21fz LB. ' AUNT JANE'S 32 oz. CAPTAIN KIDD PEANUT BUTTER · RAG u 32 oz. JAR SPAGHETTI SAUCE 8 oz. . .ROyAL ALL FLAVORS 'GELATI.N · . THRU SATURDAY . I JUL't13, DR WHILE SUPPLY - ' ~ GAL:· '139 CIDER VINEGAR 8 oz. .KRAFT .FRENCH DRESSING - LITE SALT PRICES GOOD ~" · TEA BAGS .. · ' .WHITE HOUSE HAMBURGER SLICES ~ ··.MORTON ·-• . ' ALL GRINDS WITH · -..·. COUPON LIMIT 1 JAR . j . ' ' ' ' . I . ' ' . ' I . .' . ' . ·, } �• . - " College News ' . ..... ' ,. • • .·•' Miss Catherine fill Harris . ' .. ." ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mn. Walter Burns Harrio, Mason, W. Va., is announcing the engagement and approaching marrtag~ of her daughter, Catherine Jill, to Clarence James (Tiny) Wi.lliaJ1ls, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Williams, Mulberry Heights, . Pomeroy: Miss Harris, daughter of the late Walter Burns Harris, is a graduate ol Meigsl!lgh $ch()Ol and wlll be a senior this iall at the Holzer Medical Center School of Nursing. Williams, also a graduate of MOJgs 'High School, attended Marietta College for two years. He was affiliated with Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity. He IS employed with the Southern Ohio Ctial Co. The wedding will be an event of Sept: 7 at 5:30p.m. at llie Sacred Heart Church, Pomeroy. The custom of open .church will be of>. served. · · ·' ATHENS - Students named to the Ohio University Dean's Ust for the spring terin in· eluded Joyce Kay Askew, a sophomore, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, Christopher Moore Griffin, a senior, 618 Second Ave ., Gallipolis, and Glenn Stanton Smith, a junior, Rt. 1, Gallipolis. . COLUMBUS - Four Gallia area residents were named to the spiing dean's list at Capital University. They were Brant 0. A~81J1S, Lower River Rd.; Katherine Anne Fischer, 613 Second Ave.; Hollace A. Sanders, ~ Portsmouth Rd., and Nancy Lynne Walker, I Sarid Hollow Rd ., all in Gallipolis. POMEROY ~ The. birthday unlverurles of VIncent Knight, Jr., J!'VOn, and Lisa 'Sue King, 12, were observed with a party · Saturdey at the home of VIncent's paren!41. c.... ta were Cilrrie Beth Bearh!, Brei, Brian, and Bracy Korn, Joe and Greg Flelda, Mr. and Mrs. Rlcharq Poulin, Usa and Joey, Mr. and Mrs. John Grueser and Angle, Mrs .. Brooks Russell, Cheryl ond "ken. David, Daphne, and Marcia Pillard and Mrs. A. R. Knight. SendinM glf141 were Mr. and Edward Kin&. Mr. and ~· Mrs. Ralph Ladd, Mrs. Dlaneo GeneKJncandMr. andMI'I· · Whitt and Eddie, Mr. and Mrs . . W. Neal. SPANGDAHLEM, Germany Now serving at Spangdahlem AB, Germany, with a u. s. Air Forces In Europe unit Is Sergeant Charley M. Tackett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melburn C. Tackett of GallipoliS, Ohio. Serg~nt Tackett. a security . • pollceman, prevloualy wu auigned at Minot AJi'B, N. D: The ser1eant Ia a 1870 graduate ot Soulhwutem lflih School. His wile, RabeCCII, II the daughter of Mt. and lo(H. John L. DamrOII, 117 Balllani Drive, Gallipolll. ...,. 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, 0~10 . PRICES GOOD THRU JULY 13 STORE HOURS . MON. THRU SAT. NO SALES TO DEALERS QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED 8 AM TO 10 PM SUN. 10 AM-10 PM .. OSCAR MAYER Miss Brenda Hayes - ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED -Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam R. Hayes, Syracuse, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Brenda,. to Jeff Davis, sorr of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis, Minersville. Miss Hayes is a 1974 graduate of Southern High School. Davis graduated from Southern In 1973. Wedding plans are incomplete. Bidwell UMW has meet REG. OR ·· ARMOUR REDSKIN WIENERS. ~~~!. ................1.~~:. 89~ Group of LADIES' Group of SANDALS LADIES' Reg. 510.99 •697 Reg. $297 SOME FAMOUS NAME BRANDS • 512.99 TO . $697 · -CUT-UP GOOD · 45 ~ DEL MONTE Save Now While Seledion Is Good 61fz oz. ••••••••••••••••• - ~12• FRESH BAKERY CONVERSE COACH TENNIS SHOES ·-- g~ FRYERS. ........................1~:.. MEN'S JARMAN &DEXTER SHOES me~t 6 • BOLOGNA ..~!~.~~..........~:... 39 Rl B STEAK ........:............ ~~: ...~ } Reg. 519.99 LADIES HANDBAGS · BY THE I DRESS SHoES Deer Creek ... ·- .. Sgt. Tackett in Gennany BIDWELL - · The Bidwell The meeting was opened by Unil<:d Methodist Women met the president ·and prayer and WOOSTER - Miss Shirlene at the church Tuesday evening . llevotiorull were led by Mary Roberts. A. Ward, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, was with five members present. The number of vislta,tlons to named to the . spring term Regular 7 sick and shut-Ins _reported were . . dean •s list at the College of thirty. $22.99 to $24.99 THURMAN -The Tlrurman Kuhn, dedication,. "Thoughts BUYS! woo;ter. Senior Citizens lnet Wed- and Snilles", by Rev. Jim The business meeting in· eluded a decision to pay $25 on needay, July 3, at the church 'Sanda; "What Does It Take to · COLUMBUS - Siudents Mrs. John Vanc.e pnd basement for their monthly Make A Day" by Hattie Sax· gradUating· from Ohio State .daughters, Ellen and Jean the Bible School to he held later meeting. ' ton; "Everybndy Does It," by University Friday, June 7, Ann, Mis8es Lisa and Penny this summer. . 1st Quality The program, led by Joan There were seven members Hele.n Coriner. . Included April B. Magnussen, .Smith and Mrs. W. H. Thomas Reg. $12.99 praent. Barsh CallJhan;.Mary · Meeting closed with prayer 401 First Ave., Gallipolis, who spent a recent weekend with Roberts, was on Hymns. Bolter, Susie Cheerlngton, by Rev. Jim Sanda. Tray favors for the pediatric received a doctor of medicine the latter's daughter, Mr. and Helen Conner, Myrlle Kuhn, ward at Holzer Medical Center Brady Duncan, degree, and Michale .Alan Mrs. Hattie Silxton ,an\1 Rev. Jim · were made. These were made Wilfong, .Rt. 2. Vinton, who Charleston, W. Va. to c·ommemorate In· Sanda. . REACH SETTLEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Powell, ' ' reCeived a bachelor of science Alter llincheon !her~ was a CHARLESTON, W. Va. in education. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Thomas dependence Day. Joan Roberts short· program. Susie and (UP!) · - Survivors of the and the· latter's sister and served refreshmen Is of lemon Helen gave a report on their BUffalo Creek • flood disaster ATHENS Spring husband, Mr. and Mrs..Stsrch- pie and iced tea. The next meeting will he · Silver Bridge Plaz.a day at Rio Grande Tuesday. and Pittston Co. have reached graduates of Ohio University er enjoyed a fishing party Readings were by Myrtle an out.of..:ourt settlement of included T. Beth Bastiani,-101 Sunday on the Thomas farm . Aug . 6. r--'----·..,.--·-·- -, ·- about $13.5 million, "·lt was Bastian! Dr., Gallipolis, who Mr. and Mrs. Francis Card· . .. disci!JSed Friday. received her bachelor 6f well, Keystone Rd., called o n , _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · The agreement between the science in hom~ economics i . Mrs. W. H. Thomas recently. New Ycirk-based firm and 645 John Richard Thomas, 412 A Mr. and Mrs. Larry Shong, plaintif!s was wOrked out prior Mill St., Spts., Athens, son of Natalie and Todd, made ' a tothescheduledJulyt~•tartof Mr. and·Mrs. Richard Thomas, weekend trip visiting Sea a tria! in the $64 million sliit In Gallipolis; bachelor .of science World near Cleveland and on U. S. District Court here. In hearing and ...,.ech sci,ence their return trip called· on Mr. and his wile, Pamela, bachelor · Shong's -cousir:tt Mr .. and MrS. ' of ~ience in education. ., David Bowen, Columbus. · .Vete1'11111 Memorial Hospital ~.. Miss Natalie Sbong enADMITTED - . . Gene tertained the 4-H Club Monday · Chaney, Minersviile; Christine evening. O'Donnell, Pomeroy; Thomas · Mrs . Faye Vance-spent from Sarver, Sr., Pomeroy; Uoyd Hess, Constance Shields, Wednesday until Saturday with . 2 DIAMONDS Williams, Clifton, W. Va.; Walter Haggy, Jr ., Josiah · her sister and family, Mr. and Beverly Fetty, Pomeroy. Mrs. Melvin Kitchen, DISCHARG.E S - James , Bowles. Columbus. Mrs. Kitch•n was a recent hospital patient. 330 Second, . Mr. and Mrs. Haldon Tl!omas called on his mother, Lula Thomas· at Huston Rest plea--'., Home Sunday: Mrs. Haldon Thoma·s took 1 . 01AMO~O · her father, Kerr McClaskey to Holzer Medical Center See Our Large Tuesday for treatment. Selectinn Now • • · Mr. and Mrs. Francis Card· ·Thurman seniors ·- in .. ..., • CEDARVILLE Mrs . Wanye ( Nanci) ·Thompson, daughter of 1\fr. and Mrs. Calvin Ui:yne, 633 Third Ave., Gallipolis, was named to the spring quarter dean's honor list at Cedarville College. Mrs. Thompson graduated June 8wlth ·a degree in ·English. "· ' Itt " • MIAMI, Fla. - Brenda Gibson, daughter of Mrs. D. T. Gibson, Gallipolis, recently repteaented Morehead State University. at the 46th biennial convenUon of Delta Gamma Sorority 'at the Doral County Country Club here . Miss Gibson is president of the Morehead Chapter of the In· tematlonal organi<ation . ' .. _ • .Children observe July birthday ~ • . I <, KLEENEX ' SW.EEJHEARJ.:. . TOWELS . Jumbo -· .. Rolls RINGS ·· ' our .' $35.00 $ . • DOl • WHITE HQUSE CIDER FAVORITE BREAD 16 oz.$ VALLEY MEDIUM SIZE Ave_n~~ ·Borden's Glacier Club , '24.50 Use·Trash Receptacies: . .. i TAWNEY JEWELERS - - And Keep Gallipolis Beautiful! --- &tc. 422 Second Ave. · · '' Gallipolis, . Ohio well were busine~ I···· ••••••• ' doz. • ICE .CREAM visitors in 29 GAL. BORDEN'S Jackson Monday. John Fore, Hurricane, W. Va . spent part of the week here with Mrs. W. H. Thomas. VINEGAR BUITERM ILK ••••••••••••••••••• :: !!1~. 59~ WIN A 100 LB PINTO BEANS Ohio ......_ .....___.._.... ' KRAFT PARKAY I Guess The Number of Beans In The Jar - WHIPPED . MARG.ARINE •••••••••• ' l-Ib. . pkgs. ENTER NOW! No Purchase Is NecessaiJ. 1 ' MARTHA WHITE Ceelect Great Northern· SHE'S WAITI.NG ·FOR. YOU AT OUR DRIVE-IN WINDOW. . .SO, NEXT TIME· YOU CAN'T OOME IN •••DRIVE IN. YOU'll AGREE. lfS ANICE WAY TO 00 BUSINE~ . .. . ' .f.. BEANS ' ' -' • 'THE OLD BANK WITH NEW .IDEAS" lb. -3 LOCATIONS rr · . - . SERVE YOUr ' .., eMAIN OFFICE · ~WNI) AVE. RED GRAPES ' • JELLO eAUTO .BANK • THIRD AVE. tVINTON BRAltat.• VINTON, OHIO ' "111 YEARS OF SERVICE' : • ., ·' ··-' .......... :. ..... ~_ . .,.... . . .. ........ ;.~- --·· ,,;.._,.,_- ,. j -- ···--·"! " '"-•' ...... ll·-~- - ··· --· ...... - • .. .I• ,j ... ,. • 3 oz. 9 99$ WITH THIS COUPON •. • -~ ; . . .. ' lb. . ,. ' I '. , • ' ., • r - -· t. . . REDEEM AT POWELl'S SUPER VALU VOID Ati'ER 7-13-74 . PKGS. e •. �• . - " College News ' . ..... ' ,. • • .·•' Miss Catherine fill Harris . ' .. ." ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mn. Walter Burns Harrio, Mason, W. Va., is announcing the engagement and approaching marrtag~ of her daughter, Catherine Jill, to Clarence James (Tiny) Wi.lliaJ1ls, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Williams, Mulberry Heights, . Pomeroy: Miss Harris, daughter of the late Walter Burns Harris, is a graduate ol Meigsl!lgh $ch()Ol and wlll be a senior this iall at the Holzer Medical Center School of Nursing. Williams, also a graduate of MOJgs 'High School, attended Marietta College for two years. He was affiliated with Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity. He IS employed with the Southern Ohio Ctial Co. The wedding will be an event of Sept: 7 at 5:30p.m. at llie Sacred Heart Church, Pomeroy. The custom of open .church will be of>. served. · · ·' ATHENS - Students named to the Ohio University Dean's Ust for the spring terin in· eluded Joyce Kay Askew, a sophomore, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, Christopher Moore Griffin, a senior, 618 Second Ave ., Gallipolis, and Glenn Stanton Smith, a junior, Rt. 1, Gallipolis. . COLUMBUS - Four Gallia area residents were named to the spiing dean's list at Capital University. They were Brant 0. A~81J1S, Lower River Rd.; Katherine Anne Fischer, 613 Second Ave.; Hollace A. Sanders, ~ Portsmouth Rd., and Nancy Lynne Walker, I Sarid Hollow Rd ., all in Gallipolis. POMEROY ~ The. birthday unlverurles of VIncent Knight, Jr., J!'VOn, and Lisa 'Sue King, 12, were observed with a party · Saturdey at the home of VIncent's paren!41. c.... ta were Cilrrie Beth Bearh!, Brei, Brian, and Bracy Korn, Joe and Greg Flelda, Mr. and Mrs. Rlcharq Poulin, Usa and Joey, Mr. and Mrs. John Grueser and Angle, Mrs .. Brooks Russell, Cheryl ond "ken. David, Daphne, and Marcia Pillard and Mrs. A. R. Knight. SendinM glf141 were Mr. and Edward Kin&. Mr. and ~· Mrs. Ralph Ladd, Mrs. Dlaneo GeneKJncandMr. andMI'I· · Whitt and Eddie, Mr. and Mrs . . W. Neal. SPANGDAHLEM, Germany Now serving at Spangdahlem AB, Germany, with a u. s. Air Forces In Europe unit Is Sergeant Charley M. Tackett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melburn C. Tackett of GallipoliS, Ohio. Serg~nt Tackett. a security . • pollceman, prevloualy wu auigned at Minot AJi'B, N. D: The ser1eant Ia a 1870 graduate ot Soulhwutem lflih School. His wile, RabeCCII, II the daughter of Mt. and lo(H. John L. DamrOII, 117 Balllani Drive, Gallipolll. ...,. 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, 0~10 . PRICES GOOD THRU JULY 13 STORE HOURS . MON. THRU SAT. NO SALES TO DEALERS QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED 8 AM TO 10 PM SUN. 10 AM-10 PM .. OSCAR MAYER Miss Brenda Hayes - ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED -Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam R. Hayes, Syracuse, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Brenda,. to Jeff Davis, sorr of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis, Minersville. Miss Hayes is a 1974 graduate of Southern High School. Davis graduated from Southern In 1973. Wedding plans are incomplete. Bidwell UMW has meet REG. OR ·· ARMOUR REDSKIN WIENERS. ~~~!. ................1.~~:. 89~ Group of LADIES' Group of SANDALS LADIES' Reg. 510.99 •697 Reg. $297 SOME FAMOUS NAME BRANDS • 512.99 TO . $697 · -CUT-UP GOOD · 45 ~ DEL MONTE Save Now While Seledion Is Good 61fz oz. ••••••••••••••••• - ~12• FRESH BAKERY CONVERSE COACH TENNIS SHOES ·-- g~ FRYERS. ........................1~:.. MEN'S JARMAN &DEXTER SHOES me~t 6 • BOLOGNA ..~!~.~~..........~:... 39 Rl B STEAK ........:............ ~~: ...~ } Reg. 519.99 LADIES HANDBAGS · BY THE I DRESS SHoES Deer Creek ... ·- .. Sgt. Tackett in Gennany BIDWELL - · The Bidwell The meeting was opened by Unil<:d Methodist Women met the president ·and prayer and WOOSTER - Miss Shirlene at the church Tuesday evening . llevotiorull were led by Mary Roberts. A. Ward, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, was with five members present. The number of vislta,tlons to named to the . spring term Regular 7 sick and shut-Ins _reported were . . dean •s list at the College of thirty. $22.99 to $24.99 THURMAN -The Tlrurman Kuhn, dedication,. "Thoughts BUYS! woo;ter. Senior Citizens lnet Wed- and Snilles", by Rev. Jim The business meeting in· eluded a decision to pay $25 on needay, July 3, at the church 'Sanda; "What Does It Take to · COLUMBUS - Siudents Mrs. John Vanc.e pnd basement for their monthly Make A Day" by Hattie Sax· gradUating· from Ohio State .daughters, Ellen and Jean the Bible School to he held later meeting. ' ton; "Everybndy Does It," by University Friday, June 7, Ann, Mis8es Lisa and Penny this summer. . 1st Quality The program, led by Joan There were seven members Hele.n Coriner. . Included April B. Magnussen, .Smith and Mrs. W. H. Thomas Reg. $12.99 praent. Barsh CallJhan;.Mary · Meeting closed with prayer 401 First Ave., Gallipolis, who spent a recent weekend with Roberts, was on Hymns. Bolter, Susie Cheerlngton, by Rev. Jim Sanda. Tray favors for the pediatric received a doctor of medicine the latter's daughter, Mr. and Helen Conner, Myrlle Kuhn, ward at Holzer Medical Center Brady Duncan, degree, and Michale .Alan Mrs. Hattie Silxton ,an\1 Rev. Jim · were made. These were made Wilfong, .Rt. 2. Vinton, who Charleston, W. Va. to c·ommemorate In· Sanda. . REACH SETTLEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Powell, ' ' reCeived a bachelor of science Alter llincheon !her~ was a CHARLESTON, W. Va. in education. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Thomas dependence Day. Joan Roberts short· program. Susie and (UP!) · - Survivors of the and the· latter's sister and served refreshmen Is of lemon Helen gave a report on their BUffalo Creek • flood disaster ATHENS Spring husband, Mr. and Mrs..Stsrch- pie and iced tea. The next meeting will he · Silver Bridge Plaz.a day at Rio Grande Tuesday. and Pittston Co. have reached graduates of Ohio University er enjoyed a fishing party Readings were by Myrtle an out.of..:ourt settlement of included T. Beth Bastiani,-101 Sunday on the Thomas farm . Aug . 6. r--'----·..,.--·-·- -, ·- about $13.5 million, "·lt was Bastian! Dr., Gallipolis, who Mr. and Mrs. Francis Card· . .. disci!JSed Friday. received her bachelor 6f well, Keystone Rd., called o n , _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · The agreement between the science in hom~ economics i . Mrs. W. H. Thomas recently. New Ycirk-based firm and 645 John Richard Thomas, 412 A Mr. and Mrs. Larry Shong, plaintif!s was wOrked out prior Mill St., Spts., Athens, son of Natalie and Todd, made ' a tothescheduledJulyt~•tartof Mr. and·Mrs. Richard Thomas, weekend trip visiting Sea a tria! in the $64 million sliit In Gallipolis; bachelor .of science World near Cleveland and on U. S. District Court here. In hearing and ...,.ech sci,ence their return trip called· on Mr. and his wile, Pamela, bachelor · Shong's -cousir:tt Mr .. and MrS. ' of ~ience in education. ., David Bowen, Columbus. · .Vete1'11111 Memorial Hospital ~.. Miss Natalie Sbong enADMITTED - . . Gene tertained the 4-H Club Monday · Chaney, Minersviile; Christine evening. O'Donnell, Pomeroy; Thomas · Mrs . Faye Vance-spent from Sarver, Sr., Pomeroy; Uoyd Hess, Constance Shields, Wednesday until Saturday with . 2 DIAMONDS Williams, Clifton, W. Va.; Walter Haggy, Jr ., Josiah · her sister and family, Mr. and Beverly Fetty, Pomeroy. Mrs. Melvin Kitchen, DISCHARG.E S - James , Bowles. Columbus. Mrs. Kitch•n was a recent hospital patient. 330 Second, . Mr. and Mrs. Haldon Tl!omas called on his mother, Lula Thomas· at Huston Rest plea--'., Home Sunday: Mrs. Haldon Thoma·s took 1 . 01AMO~O · her father, Kerr McClaskey to Holzer Medical Center See Our Large Tuesday for treatment. Selectinn Now • • · Mr. and Mrs. Francis Card· ·Thurman seniors ·- in .. ..., • CEDARVILLE Mrs . Wanye ( Nanci) ·Thompson, daughter of 1\fr. and Mrs. Calvin Ui:yne, 633 Third Ave., Gallipolis, was named to the spring quarter dean's honor list at Cedarville College. Mrs. Thompson graduated June 8wlth ·a degree in ·English. "· ' Itt " • MIAMI, Fla. - Brenda Gibson, daughter of Mrs. D. T. Gibson, Gallipolis, recently repteaented Morehead State University. at the 46th biennial convenUon of Delta Gamma Sorority 'at the Doral County Country Club here . Miss Gibson is president of the Morehead Chapter of the In· tematlonal organi<ation . 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Mrs. Kelton is the director of Region 11, Ohio Association of Garden Clubs, president of the Winding Trail Garden Club, a past president of the PTA Central School, a member of Grace Episcopal Church, vice president of both the Magnolia Club and the Church Women or the Episcopal Church, and a . member of the Oriental Shrine, Columbus; T.win City POMEROY · ~ In a can- an overlay or lace on the Shrinettes, Ladies Auxiliary dlelight ceremony at the Grace bodice. White pearl· buttons 138 of Stonewall Jackson, RichEpiscopal Church, Pomeroy, accented the bodice from the-:mond, Va ., the Historical Miss Sheila Marie Fobner, neckline to the waist. A lace Society, the International daughter of . Mrs. Betty train was attached at the back Club, Masonic Radio Folmer, Pomeroy, and the late of the empire waist. She wore a Ule National C, B. Club of Donald R. Folmer, and gold bracelet belonging to ~er America, and thi!' Fan CampStephen Eric Powell, son of greaHirandmother. ing Club of America . Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Powell , The bride's tiered veil or · She is a member of the Board Pomeroy, were united In illusion was held in place by a of Commissioners for the Bimarriage. headpiece of petal design with Centennial observance, and for Rev. Harold Deeth officiated )ace and . bead accent. She . hobbies, she P<~,ints, gardens, at the 6:30 p.m. ceremonx.... carried a bouquet of white and camps. June 16. The acolyte was Palit' mums with baby's breath, Kelton was born in Miner ton, Reed. ·Mrs. Patrick Lochary centered with red rosebuds. son of the late William and presented a program of Miss Rita Case!, Middleport, POMEROY_ Mr. and Mrs. wedding music including "0, was the maid of honor. She Arthur c. Willard, 45119 st. Mary Kelton. He graduated Perfect Love." The altar was wore a yellow chiffon gown Anthony Lane, Columbus, "from Gallia Academy High decorated wiUl white mum and fashioned .with an elnpire former residents of Hemlock · School where he was a star baby's breath· arrangements, ·waist, long sleeves and daisy Grove, will celebrate their 50th athlete in the 30s, and attended with candel~bra . Candles lrim around the bodice and wedding anniversary Sunday,. one year at. Ohio State encircles wtth tvy were used m extendmg down the front of the· July 14 with an open Jiouse at University. Kelton has followed conthe windows. skirt. She wore a yellow picture · the Em:, Lions Club Route 310 work through the struction Tbe bride was given in hat and a bell with pearl inset Etna from 2 to 5 p.m. ·' marriage by her grandfather, necklace, a gift from the bride. Th; Willards are parents of years and is employed as George Fobner, Sr:, Pomeroy. Sbe carried a sin~le white rose 11 .children, 47 grandchildren general foreman for the SIJe was at.tired m a white wtth. yell~ satin str~amers. and 12 great-grandchildren. Plpefltters at the Gavin Plant. crepe gown (ashwned with_ Miss Mila Powell, sister of Willard and the former Evelyn A member of Grace Episcopal empire waist, long sleeves and the groom, was a bridesmaid Scott were married, July 15, Church, he is junior warden and a past lay reader. He and wore a blue ~hiff~n gown. 1924, at Gallipolis. belongs to all bodies of the It .was designed Identically to Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite the one worn bjr Miss Casci. Valley o1 Cincionati, Knight Her picture hat was blue and . Templars, Pomeroy, Shrine she also wore a necklace which Church Womew of · Grace was a gift from the bride. Her Chur·ch. The bride's table ''Syrian Temple, Cincinnati. He · single white rose was tied with · featured a three tiered cake is also a member of the blue satin ribbon. topped with doves: Mrs. Karla Masonic International Radio Michelle Folmer, daughter Ingels registered the guests: Club, the C. B. International of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Folmer, a and Ava Sayre, Diane Club of America, and the. Fan cousin of the bride, . was the · RidgWay, and Gwen Folmer, Camping Club of America. · flower girl. She chose a yellow presided at the refreshment . Mr. and Mrs. Kelton have !raveled extensively over the dotted swiss gown with long .table.' sleeves and daisy !rim, and For a wedding trip to Burr United States. They reside on carried a white basket of rose Oak, the bride changed into a Welchtown Road, Pomeroy. .petals. white seersucker pantsuit with C. E. Clark, Pomeroy, was fitted blazer jacket. She wore best man for the groom, and· the red rosebud corsage from . the , ushers were Donald her bridal bouquet. Fobner, Jr., brother of the The couple will reside at bride and Dick Fobner, uncle Houlton, Maine. Both Mr. and of the bride. •· Mrs. Powell are 197? graduates Beaullful18k gold barlds For her daughter's wedding, of Meigs High School. entwine a brill iant rol!nd diamond. Mrs. Folmer wore a blue knit "Twirl" · rr , o'XCi uslve·! y ~ gown · with an empife waist, by Orange 3Josaom . The rehearsal dinner fitted sleeves, and white ac: prepared by Mattie Beegle, cessories. Her flowers were aunt of the groom, Leanna red rosebuds. Mrs. Powell was Beegle, and Marvene Beegle, attired in an orchid and white cousins, was attended by dress of polyester kn.it with members of the Wedding party short sleeves. She wore a white and the groom's grandmother, carnation corsage and white · Mrs. Hattie Powell, his aunt, accessories. Miss Addie Powell, and Julie 404 Second Ave. A reception honoring the .Faye Gandee and daughter, Gallipolis, Ohio couple was held in the ·Parish Judy, Columbus, cousins of (he House. It was prepared by the groom. Mr. and Mrs. · Stephen E. Powell .. .••"'" Candklight ceremony. read at Powell rites .••• 3• •...• •• • : : •j •• •• •• :• i• • ~ •• •• • ••• ••••• •• •••• ... •• •• ,., • •• •X t ... Ill .. POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kelton will observe their .40th wedding anniversary Sunday, July 14, at the Meigs Inn with open house from 2 to 5 p.m. Mr . and Mrs. Kelton were married in Point Pleasant, W. Va., July 11, 1934. They have two daughters, Mrs . Rhea I.niier, Princeton, N. J ., and Mrs. Kaaron Austin, Richmond, Va., and five grandchildren, Jay and Joan Lozier, Julia, Mary and Iris Ausiin: A son, Jay, died in 1952. ·Born itt Pomeroy, the datighter of the late Jay and Rhea 1\!yers, Mrs. Kelton has a sister, Martha Myers Shiveler, ' Willards celebrate •• " ~. E: ;: ••••• .. ;: •• •• :; =·•• •• •• •• ..-• .... ••• ...~ -...... ~ •• .. ) "'"'.. ....• POMEROY - Mrs. Mary Baleotrl, N~w York City, falhlorut' In hair atyle~~ were ·Powell a cosmetology in- naUonaUy known, and .Sue demoruttrated. Tom Fink, COiumblll, 111strucW.: at Meigs Hi~ool,• Blrga, Pltlaburgh . A has completed a two week representative from the for· slructed on 1tyUng, and John of workshop · at the Grove City mer Jeli Reding Laboratories Holland was present to TIJESO,~oY sehooi under the spr.nsorshlp of In California ( now dem~tra!e styll1111. /Jnong REGULAR meeting, Racine Ohio State University. Jhlmramres) wu on hand to others lakl"i parlin the workLodge 46fF&AM, 7:30{1.m. All Among the demonstrators dlocuss the effo:ct of vitamins sh~ Instruction were Tom Master Masons inVited .· and inslructors were Victor oo the hair and skin: New fall Hyde, state oupervlaor for Trade and Industrial INSI'ALLA TION of officers, EducaUon in Ohio, who spoke 7:30 p.m. Meigs Chapter 53, D-'UGHTER BORN on student selection, Harry DAV, at the home, Butternut POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Davia, state director of Trade Ave., Pomeroy . All members Middleport. PRAYER MEETING, 7:30 Ray Wiener are announcing and Industria.! Education In and wives Invited; refreshp.m, Stiversville Community the birth of a daushter, Joyce Ohio, 0.:. Robert Reese, bead ments. MEIGS COUNTY Riding Church; Rev. Calvin Riggs. Lynn, to their daushter, Mrs .. . ~ the Ohio Vocational Assn. Eugene Roush, Henderson, W. and James Dawson, new Club, 7 p.m., home of Bob leader. MIDDLEPORT Amateur Va. The 91bs., 6 ozs. infant was director of the Ohio State Daniels, Middleport; all Gardeners,. 6:30p.m. home of born July I at the Holzer Board of cosmelology. Two members urged to attend . Mrs. Errol! Conroy, Chester. Medical Center. Mrs. Wiener nlghtsesslonswere involved In WEDNESDAY WHITE ROSE Lodge, i :30 Members to take a covered wlll stay with her dausbter and the course In addition to the 10 grandchildren, Joyce, Timmy days of day-long classes. p.m., American Legion Hall, dish and own table service. and Lisa for a short visit: • ~,; I > ·.. • .. .~ ,. • •. • . .• . .. .. LARGE GROUP LARGE GROUP .WOMEN'S SANDALS $6 Reg. $8.99 and $10.99 Regular $14.98 $9 LARGE GROUP WOMEN'S . Boys and Girls Styles I SALE GROUP ' DRESS SHOES Regular 9.99-11~99... .......... .. .... . . ...... 700 • . Regular 15.9!1-16.99........................ 9.00 R_egular 17.99..~ ••••• ~ ••.••• ,. •• ~ •••~ ••••••• 10.00 ;. , . • CHILDREN'S SHOES . WOMEN'S .SHOES . '5 00 ·, -• • ~PRICE '' I SPECIAL GROUP . . • ' . .. • S~,OES .. ' .' 96C ~R. . ... PR. .. • '• ' WOMEN'S ·.• ,, -. • . • ' "' ' CHAPMAN'S SHOES • > ' • 104 E. MAIN POMEROY ,.• GALLIPOLIS - The Senior Cltlrens Center, located Jn .the Holrer HO!Ipital Bldg., Cedar St. entrance, is open Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m. lo .3 p.m. and. one night a week. The schedule for lhls week l$ at follows : Monday , July 8, Bridge Less~. 1-3 p.m.; Quilting, 9 a.m .._3 p.m. Tuesday, July 9, Koffee Klatch for Center Volunteers, 9 a.m.; Friendly Visiting, 10-11 a.m.; Cake Decorating Class, 1-3 p.m. · , Wednesday, June 10, Hooked Rug Lessons, 1-3 p.m.; Bowling and Shopping, I : 30 p.m .; Marietta Trip.fare due, cost.ls $6. · Thur8day, July 11, Bridge Lessons, 1-3 p.m.; Art Sket. ching Clal!S, 1-3 p.m.; PoUuck Supper, 6:30 p.m. Frida)', July 12, Sewing Class - making Aprons and Bonnets, \-3 p.m. ; Quilting, 9 a.m.-3 p.m . Hot lunch is served each day , from 12 noon and 1 p.m. through uie Nutrition program. There is no charge for the meal but a donation Is expected . - ~ - ENJOY PICNIC MIDDLEPORT - Tbe youth VOUP .111he Middleport United PtnteeCJatal Church enjoyed 1 picnic outing at ·Fort Melga dwing the evening of June 29, Attending were Tammy, Trent, lnd Tony Knittel, Tommv and Je11!1!D Kelly, Drema, Danny, Tony, and DaVid. Richards, Kenny Leddy, Craig, Tammy, 1 ..:;. 1111•'' 1 i I " ' l Fisher ends 26 years at Marmet Locks ·BUY NOWI •F AIR SUPPLIES •DECORATIONS FOR BOOTHS GALLIPOLIS - Kermit Fisher, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, was honored at his home June 28, with a party honoring his retirement from the U. S. Corps of : Engineeers, Hun· . tington, W. Va . At the time of his retirement he was employed as Lock and Dam Leader at the Marmet Locks, Belle, W. Va. He was formerly employed at the Gallipolis Dam, until August 1970, when he transferred to Marmet. He retired with 26 years service, two of which were with the U. S. Navy. MIDDLEPORT - Miss Presbyterian Chur ch, Family and friends honoring Gladys Dusterdeck, daughter Wheeling, W. Va. him at his party were the College, was the organist. Miss of Mr.' and Mrs. E. Ralph honoree and wife J eane , Maid of honor was Maggie Kitty Euga was soloist. Dusterdeck, was married at Sanese, Columbus. Joan Blyth, daughter, Barbara and The bride wore a white a-line 2:30p.m. June l, to Steven R. Jane Mitchell, Pam Milch and ,. silhouette gown of silk organza, husband, David Woodall, son, Mitch, son of Mr . and Mrs . Katie Potter were brides- styled with a high neckline and .Phillip, and friend , Billy Sue POMEROY - Wedding vows Robert E. Mitch, Wheeling, W. maids . Shelley Smith was · bishop sleeves. Cluny lace Dailey, Steve Adkins and were exchanged by Linda Va ., a,nd grandson of Mr. and flower girl. Don Niess served outlined the sheer yoke and Charolette Rankin, Dick and Mrs . Perry Mitch and John as best man . Ushers were trimmed the high waist, Lee McCalla , Mr , and Mrs. Berthele Atkinson and Tommy Seines and the late Mrs. Seines, Wally Sherman, Bob Childers, sleeves, and double shirred Richard Long, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Miller, Saturday, June 8, Middleport. The ceremony was Dave Milch and Mark Fitz- · ruffle bottom. Floral design Herman Sims, Mr. and Mrs. at the Wesley United Methodist performed by Rev . Roger A. simmons. Wilbur Schnitker, venice ,Lace and embroidery Milfred Sheets, Mr. and Mrs. Church in Vienna, W. Va. The bride is the dsughter of Smith in the Warwood Music Professor at Muskingum enhanced the bodice and Paul Plymale, Mr. and Mrs . Mrs. Edith Ebersbach, VIenna, Lyle Sheets and son Brent, all a former Pomeroy resident. . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . sleeves with small c;_overed of Gallipolis. buttons accenting the deep Mr. an<! Mrs. Leon Miller, Harold Blane, Apple Grove, Cheshire, are the bridegroom's cuffs. Her cluny lace headpiece held a double illusion chapel W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard parents. length mantilla edged in Diddle and Mrs. Marlene Rev . J .. D. shaffer performed matching lace. The bride Fisher, Racine; Mr. and Mrs·. the double ring ceremony at carried a white wicRer fireside Bob Wysong and sons, Tracy 1:30 p.m. A prelude of wedding basket with white pompons, and Jimmy, Hurricane, W. music was presented before coral carnations and yellow Va.; Mr. and Mrs . Fred Miller, · the service by Dottie DaltOn, roses decorated with baby's West Columbia, W. Va .; Mr. Par~ersburg, W. Va. Selec-. and Mrs. John Hendricks, tions included "I'll Never Walk· breath. The bridesmaids wore a-Line Charleston, W. Va . Alone, " · " We've Only Just He received phone calls from Begun, '' loVe theme from silhouette gowns ' of cotton voile in a !lor· his youngest son, Pvt. Jall}es "Romeo and Juliet/' " Love is al design of pale coral, Fisher, who is in the U. S. a Many Splendored Thing" and yellow, .green and gray, on an Army, Fort Knox, Ky. , and "Wedding Song." ivory background. The gowns from Lydia Stultz and Roy Escorted to the altar by her were styled with long sleeves, a Canter, Greenfield . • Fisher was honored June 24 Parkersburg, the bride was square neckline and a deep Oscar Atkinson, uncle , square back. Cluny lace edged at Hurricane, W. Va., with a attired in a gown of Quiana, the shirred riffles on the surprise cookout given by his featuring an empire waist, vbodice; sleeV.es and hem. They fellow workers at the Marmet necklfne, ·bishop sleeves with wore ivory picture hats ·and ~and Dam . beaded veniCe lace trim, and a carried flower ·filled fireside slightly flared skirt sweeping ' baskets . into a built.in chapel length. The groomsmen wore gray !rain. Her shoulder length veil Windsor tuxedos with pale of illusion fell .gracefully from coral shirts. . CHURCH MEETS a spray or venice scroll ·Jace. THAt THIS AREA HAS EVER SEENr, A reception was held ih the MIDDLEPORT - Friday She carried a cascade of white church fellowship hall, im- evening, June 28, at 7:30p.m. miniature carnations tipped in · VALUES FOR THE mediately following the the United Pentecostal Church blue ·and yellow sweetheart wedding. of Midc!leport held its regular roses with . white satin ENTIRE FAMILY! Mr: and Mrs. Mitch are business meeting at the streamers tied in lover's knots. graduates of Warwood High church. Secretaries' reports Miss Nancy Buskirk, Mid· WATCH TUESDAY'S TRIBUNE School. Mrs. Mitch is a were given by Teresa East- dleport, was the maid of honor. graduate of Muskingum man, Dora Holley, and Charles Serving as best man was Terry JULY 9TH College wi Ill a Bachelor of Friley. Outstanding success Cox, Kettering. Ringbearer Music degree . Milch holds a B. was noted in these reports. and flower girl were Michael FOR DETAILS A. degree in Science from West Officers appointed for the · and, Tracy Neal, cousins of the Liberty State COllege. coming period included Ronald bride. ~shers wer~ Darrell After a wedding trip to Dougan . as Sunday School Havens, Mineral Wells, W. Va., Myrtle Beach, S.C., they will Superintendent; Do.ra Holley ,cousin of the bride, and Philip . reside in the Warwood section as Sunday School secretary : Miller, Cheshire, brother of the Charles Friley as flower fund groom . ol Wheeling. 324 Second Ave. Gallipolis, 0. treasurer; Teresa Easbnan as Registering guests was Mrs . • • Young People's secretary, and Sue Sigman, Bidwell, sister of Mrs. Eastman, Linda Knittel, the groom. and Colleen Dougan as A reception followed in the musicians. Also named to be church social room where youth group leaders we~ Mike decorations .were in a yellow Zirkle and Edith Zirkle. The and blue color scheme. The new outreach directors for the reception table featured a new period are Leroy Sauters three-tiered cake adorned on and Thomas Kelly. Named as top by two white bells and two deacon was David Acree doves displaying wedding rings supported by his wife, Linda in .a cluster of yellow lace . . Acree. William Knittel con- -~rving as aides .at the dueled the meeting which was reception were Mrs. Nellie Ray marked by a spirit of and Patricia Atkinson, Vienna, evangelism. aunts of' the bride. and Mrs, Mrs. Stephen R. Mitch june wedding vows read • ' .... -..; .. . .,. !' M v ~ n ., ~ :; .• -~ - ~ .~ ~ MITCHELL OFFICE SUPPLY Second Ave • Ga lllpoJls, Ohio j Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Lee Miller Miss A-tkinson weds Tommy Lee Miller DAN THOMAS &SON WILL BE • and UnN!tte Dllll&an, Olarleo, Timmy, and Joy S.ulert, Michele and Pamela ZlrtJ., Edward and Jeff Nottlnsbam, D11vid Erie, and Siller Jeanette Rlcherdt and daushter Sherr!. Cho~ for the event wtre Brother and Sister Knittel and Brother and Sister Zlrlde, youth teaclet1l . KF;tMJT FlllHER NOTICE ·. . f 330 SECOND AVENUE ~ •• T~ere ' s nothing to buy. Just come in, pick up your official entry blank. Gl~~ J ' .t • . dTca¥ " • • JEWEURS .."' ' I I PAUL DAVIES ~ ."'' . JULY SHOE SALEI . Cakntklr · .,, • Enter Todayl ·1Sr. Citizens ..... • .You can win a terrific ten-speed qikei the wheels everybody wants • ·~~~omo- Cosmet,ology worksh~p _att{3nded • 111",, '· • > •CLOSED MONDAY &TUESDAY JULY 8th & 9th Debbie Havens, Mineral Wells, and Mrs. Diane Neal, Vienna, cousins of the bride. For a wedding trip to Holly River and Blackwater Falls State Park, the· bride traveled iw a white and salmon dtess and wore the ye)low sweet. heart rose corsage from her bridal bouquet. The bride Is a 1973 graduate of Meigs High School· and at. tended Ohio State University. .. The groom is a 1972 graduate of Ohio State University from which he received his B.S.M.E. degree. 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Mrs. Kelton is the director of Region 11, Ohio Association of Garden Clubs, president of the Winding Trail Garden Club, a past president of the PTA Central School, a member of Grace Episcopal Church, vice president of both the Magnolia Club and the Church Women or the Episcopal Church, and a . member of the Oriental Shrine, Columbus; T.win City POMEROY · ~ In a can- an overlay or lace on the Shrinettes, Ladies Auxiliary dlelight ceremony at the Grace bodice. White pearl· buttons 138 of Stonewall Jackson, RichEpiscopal Church, Pomeroy, accented the bodice from the-:mond, Va ., the Historical Miss Sheila Marie Fobner, neckline to the waist. A lace Society, the International daughter of . Mrs. Betty train was attached at the back Club, Masonic Radio Folmer, Pomeroy, and the late of the empire waist. She wore a Ule National C, B. Club of Donald R. Folmer, and gold bracelet belonging to ~er America, and thi!' Fan CampStephen Eric Powell, son of greaHirandmother. ing Club of America . Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Powell , The bride's tiered veil or · She is a member of the Board Pomeroy, were united In illusion was held in place by a of Commissioners for the Bimarriage. headpiece of petal design with Centennial observance, and for Rev. Harold Deeth officiated )ace and . bead accent. She . hobbies, she P<~,ints, gardens, at the 6:30 p.m. ceremonx.... carried a bouquet of white and camps. June 16. The acolyte was Palit' mums with baby's breath, Kelton was born in Miner ton, Reed. ·Mrs. Patrick Lochary centered with red rosebuds. son of the late William and presented a program of Miss Rita Case!, Middleport, POMEROY_ Mr. and Mrs. wedding music including "0, was the maid of honor. She Arthur c. Willard, 45119 st. Mary Kelton. He graduated Perfect Love." The altar was wore a yellow chiffon gown Anthony Lane, Columbus, "from Gallia Academy High decorated wiUl white mum and fashioned .with an elnpire former residents of Hemlock · School where he was a star baby's breath· arrangements, ·waist, long sleeves and daisy Grove, will celebrate their 50th athlete in the 30s, and attended with candel~bra . Candles lrim around the bodice and wedding anniversary Sunday,. one year at. Ohio State encircles wtth tvy were used m extendmg down the front of the· July 14 with an open Jiouse at University. Kelton has followed conthe windows. skirt. She wore a yellow picture · the Em:, Lions Club Route 310 work through the struction Tbe bride was given in hat and a bell with pearl inset Etna from 2 to 5 p.m. ·' marriage by her grandfather, necklace, a gift from the bride. Th; Willards are parents of years and is employed as George Fobner, Sr:, Pomeroy. Sbe carried a sin~le white rose 11 .children, 47 grandchildren general foreman for the SIJe was at.tired m a white wtth. yell~ satin str~amers. and 12 great-grandchildren. Plpefltters at the Gavin Plant. crepe gown (ashwned with_ Miss Mila Powell, sister of Willard and the former Evelyn A member of Grace Episcopal empire waist, long sleeves and the groom, was a bridesmaid Scott were married, July 15, Church, he is junior warden and a past lay reader. He and wore a blue ~hiff~n gown. 1924, at Gallipolis. belongs to all bodies of the It .was designed Identically to Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite the one worn bjr Miss Casci. Valley o1 Cincionati, Knight Her picture hat was blue and . Templars, Pomeroy, Shrine she also wore a necklace which Church Womew of · Grace was a gift from the bride. Her Chur·ch. The bride's table ''Syrian Temple, Cincinnati. He · single white rose was tied with · featured a three tiered cake is also a member of the blue satin ribbon. topped with doves: Mrs. Karla Masonic International Radio Michelle Folmer, daughter Ingels registered the guests: Club, the C. B. International of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Folmer, a and Ava Sayre, Diane Club of America, and the. Fan cousin of the bride, . was the · RidgWay, and Gwen Folmer, Camping Club of America. · flower girl. She chose a yellow presided at the refreshment . Mr. and Mrs. Kelton have !raveled extensively over the dotted swiss gown with long .table.' sleeves and daisy !rim, and For a wedding trip to Burr United States. They reside on carried a white basket of rose Oak, the bride changed into a Welchtown Road, Pomeroy. .petals. white seersucker pantsuit with C. E. Clark, Pomeroy, was fitted blazer jacket. She wore best man for the groom, and· the red rosebud corsage from . the , ushers were Donald her bridal bouquet. Fobner, Jr., brother of the The couple will reside at bride and Dick Fobner, uncle Houlton, Maine. Both Mr. and of the bride. •· Mrs. Powell are 197? graduates Beaullful18k gold barlds For her daughter's wedding, of Meigs High School. entwine a brill iant rol!nd diamond. Mrs. Folmer wore a blue knit "Twirl" · rr , o'XCi uslve·! y ~ gown · with an empife waist, by Orange 3Josaom . The rehearsal dinner fitted sleeves, and white ac: prepared by Mattie Beegle, cessories. Her flowers were aunt of the groom, Leanna red rosebuds. Mrs. Powell was Beegle, and Marvene Beegle, attired in an orchid and white cousins, was attended by dress of polyester kn.it with members of the Wedding party short sleeves. She wore a white and the groom's grandmother, carnation corsage and white · Mrs. Hattie Powell, his aunt, accessories. Miss Addie Powell, and Julie 404 Second Ave. A reception honoring the .Faye Gandee and daughter, Gallipolis, Ohio couple was held in the ·Parish Judy, Columbus, cousins of (he House. It was prepared by the groom. Mr. and Mrs. · Stephen E. Powell .. .••"'" Candklight ceremony. read at Powell rites .••• 3• •...• •• • : : •j •• •• •• :• i• • ~ •• •• • ••• ••••• •• •••• ... •• •• ,., • •• •X t ... Ill .. POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kelton will observe their .40th wedding anniversary Sunday, July 14, at the Meigs Inn with open house from 2 to 5 p.m. Mr . and Mrs. Kelton were married in Point Pleasant, W. Va., July 11, 1934. They have two daughters, Mrs . Rhea I.niier, Princeton, N. J ., and Mrs. Kaaron Austin, Richmond, Va., and five grandchildren, Jay and Joan Lozier, Julia, Mary and Iris Ausiin: A son, Jay, died in 1952. ·Born itt Pomeroy, the datighter of the late Jay and Rhea 1\!yers, Mrs. Kelton has a sister, Martha Myers Shiveler, ' Willards celebrate •• " ~. E: ;: ••••• .. ;: •• •• :; =·•• •• •• •• ..-• .... ••• ...~ -...... ~ •• .. ) "'"'.. ....• POMEROY - Mrs. Mary Baleotrl, N~w York City, falhlorut' In hair atyle~~ were ·Powell a cosmetology in- naUonaUy known, and .Sue demoruttrated. Tom Fink, COiumblll, 111strucW.: at Meigs Hi~ool,• Blrga, Pltlaburgh . A has completed a two week representative from the for· slructed on 1tyUng, and John of workshop · at the Grove City mer Jeli Reding Laboratories Holland was present to TIJESO,~oY sehooi under the spr.nsorshlp of In California ( now dem~tra!e styll1111. /Jnong REGULAR meeting, Racine Ohio State University. Jhlmramres) wu on hand to others lakl"i parlin the workLodge 46fF&AM, 7:30{1.m. All Among the demonstrators dlocuss the effo:ct of vitamins sh~ Instruction were Tom Master Masons inVited .· and inslructors were Victor oo the hair and skin: New fall Hyde, state oupervlaor for Trade and Industrial INSI'ALLA TION of officers, EducaUon in Ohio, who spoke 7:30 p.m. Meigs Chapter 53, D-'UGHTER BORN on student selection, Harry DAV, at the home, Butternut POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Davia, state director of Trade Ave., Pomeroy . All members Middleport. PRAYER MEETING, 7:30 Ray Wiener are announcing and Industria.! Education In and wives Invited; refreshp.m, Stiversville Community the birth of a daushter, Joyce Ohio, 0.:. Robert Reese, bead ments. MEIGS COUNTY Riding Church; Rev. Calvin Riggs. Lynn, to their daushter, Mrs .. . ~ the Ohio Vocational Assn. Eugene Roush, Henderson, W. and James Dawson, new Club, 7 p.m., home of Bob leader. MIDDLEPORT Amateur Va. The 91bs., 6 ozs. infant was director of the Ohio State Daniels, Middleport; all Gardeners,. 6:30p.m. home of born July I at the Holzer Board of cosmelology. Two members urged to attend . Mrs. Errol! Conroy, Chester. Medical Center. Mrs. Wiener nlghtsesslonswere involved In WEDNESDAY WHITE ROSE Lodge, i :30 Members to take a covered wlll stay with her dausbter and the course In addition to the 10 grandchildren, Joyce, Timmy days of day-long classes. p.m., American Legion Hall, dish and own table service. and Lisa for a short visit: • ~,; I > ·.. • .. .~ ,. • •. • . .• . .. .. LARGE GROUP LARGE GROUP .WOMEN'S SANDALS $6 Reg. $8.99 and $10.99 Regular $14.98 $9 LARGE GROUP WOMEN'S . Boys and Girls Styles I SALE GROUP ' DRESS SHOES Regular 9.99-11~99... .......... .. .... . . ...... 700 • . Regular 15.9!1-16.99........................ 9.00 R_egular 17.99..~ ••••• ~ ••.••• ,. •• ~ •••~ ••••••• 10.00 ;. , . • CHILDREN'S SHOES . WOMEN'S .SHOES . '5 00 ·, -• • ~PRICE '' I SPECIAL GROUP . . • ' . .. • S~,OES .. ' .' 96C ~R. . ... PR. .. • '• ' WOMEN'S ·.• ,, -. • . • ' "' ' CHAPMAN'S SHOES • > ' • 104 E. MAIN POMEROY ,.• GALLIPOLIS - The Senior Cltlrens Center, located Jn .the Holrer HO!Ipital Bldg., Cedar St. entrance, is open Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m. lo .3 p.m. and. one night a week. The schedule for lhls week l$ at follows : Monday , July 8, Bridge Less~. 1-3 p.m.; Quilting, 9 a.m .._3 p.m. Tuesday, July 9, Koffee Klatch for Center Volunteers, 9 a.m.; Friendly Visiting, 10-11 a.m.; Cake Decorating Class, 1-3 p.m. · , Wednesday, June 10, Hooked Rug Lessons, 1-3 p.m.; Bowling and Shopping, I : 30 p.m .; Marietta Trip.fare due, cost.ls $6. · Thur8day, July 11, Bridge Lessons, 1-3 p.m.; Art Sket. ching Clal!S, 1-3 p.m.; PoUuck Supper, 6:30 p.m. Frida)', July 12, Sewing Class - making Aprons and Bonnets, \-3 p.m. ; Quilting, 9 a.m.-3 p.m . Hot lunch is served each day , from 12 noon and 1 p.m. through uie Nutrition program. There is no charge for the meal but a donation Is expected . - ~ - ENJOY PICNIC MIDDLEPORT - Tbe youth VOUP .111he Middleport United PtnteeCJatal Church enjoyed 1 picnic outing at ·Fort Melga dwing the evening of June 29, Attending were Tammy, Trent, lnd Tony Knittel, Tommv and Je11!1!D Kelly, Drema, Danny, Tony, and DaVid. Richards, Kenny Leddy, Craig, Tammy, 1 ..:;. 1111•'' 1 i I " ' l Fisher ends 26 years at Marmet Locks ·BUY NOWI •F AIR SUPPLIES •DECORATIONS FOR BOOTHS GALLIPOLIS - Kermit Fisher, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, was honored at his home June 28, with a party honoring his retirement from the U. S. Corps of : Engineeers, Hun· . tington, W. Va . At the time of his retirement he was employed as Lock and Dam Leader at the Marmet Locks, Belle, W. Va. He was formerly employed at the Gallipolis Dam, until August 1970, when he transferred to Marmet. He retired with 26 years service, two of which were with the U. S. Navy. MIDDLEPORT - Miss Presbyterian Chur ch, Family and friends honoring Gladys Dusterdeck, daughter Wheeling, W. Va. him at his party were the College, was the organist. Miss of Mr.' and Mrs. E. Ralph honoree and wife J eane , Maid of honor was Maggie Kitty Euga was soloist. Dusterdeck, was married at Sanese, Columbus. Joan Blyth, daughter, Barbara and The bride wore a white a-line 2:30p.m. June l, to Steven R. Jane Mitchell, Pam Milch and ,. silhouette gown of silk organza, husband, David Woodall, son, Mitch, son of Mr . and Mrs . Katie Potter were brides- styled with a high neckline and .Phillip, and friend , Billy Sue POMEROY - Wedding vows Robert E. Mitch, Wheeling, W. maids . Shelley Smith was · bishop sleeves. Cluny lace Dailey, Steve Adkins and were exchanged by Linda Va ., a,nd grandson of Mr. and flower girl. Don Niess served outlined the sheer yoke and Charolette Rankin, Dick and Mrs . Perry Mitch and John as best man . Ushers were trimmed the high waist, Lee McCalla , Mr , and Mrs. Berthele Atkinson and Tommy Seines and the late Mrs. Seines, Wally Sherman, Bob Childers, sleeves, and double shirred Richard Long, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Miller, Saturday, June 8, Middleport. The ceremony was Dave Milch and Mark Fitz- · ruffle bottom. Floral design Herman Sims, Mr. and Mrs. at the Wesley United Methodist performed by Rev . Roger A. simmons. Wilbur Schnitker, venice ,Lace and embroidery Milfred Sheets, Mr. and Mrs. Church in Vienna, W. Va. The bride is the dsughter of Smith in the Warwood Music Professor at Muskingum enhanced the bodice and Paul Plymale, Mr. and Mrs . Mrs. Edith Ebersbach, VIenna, Lyle Sheets and son Brent, all a former Pomeroy resident. . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . sleeves with small c;_overed of Gallipolis. buttons accenting the deep Mr. an<! Mrs. Leon Miller, Harold Blane, Apple Grove, Cheshire, are the bridegroom's cuffs. Her cluny lace headpiece held a double illusion chapel W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard parents. length mantilla edged in Diddle and Mrs. Marlene Rev . J .. D. shaffer performed matching lace. The bride Fisher, Racine; Mr. and Mrs·. the double ring ceremony at carried a white wicRer fireside Bob Wysong and sons, Tracy 1:30 p.m. A prelude of wedding basket with white pompons, and Jimmy, Hurricane, W. music was presented before coral carnations and yellow Va.; Mr. and Mrs . Fred Miller, · the service by Dottie DaltOn, roses decorated with baby's West Columbia, W. Va .; Mr. Par~ersburg, W. Va. Selec-. and Mrs. John Hendricks, tions included "I'll Never Walk· breath. The bridesmaids wore a-Line Charleston, W. Va . Alone, " · " We've Only Just He received phone calls from Begun, '' loVe theme from silhouette gowns ' of cotton voile in a !lor· his youngest son, Pvt. Jall}es "Romeo and Juliet/' " Love is al design of pale coral, Fisher, who is in the U. S. a Many Splendored Thing" and yellow, .green and gray, on an Army, Fort Knox, Ky. , and "Wedding Song." ivory background. The gowns from Lydia Stultz and Roy Escorted to the altar by her were styled with long sleeves, a Canter, Greenfield . • Fisher was honored June 24 Parkersburg, the bride was square neckline and a deep Oscar Atkinson, uncle , square back. Cluny lace edged at Hurricane, W. Va., with a attired in a gown of Quiana, the shirred riffles on the surprise cookout given by his featuring an empire waist, vbodice; sleeV.es and hem. They fellow workers at the Marmet necklfne, ·bishop sleeves with wore ivory picture hats ·and ~and Dam . beaded veniCe lace trim, and a carried flower ·filled fireside slightly flared skirt sweeping ' baskets . into a built.in chapel length. The groomsmen wore gray !rain. Her shoulder length veil Windsor tuxedos with pale of illusion fell .gracefully from coral shirts. . CHURCH MEETS a spray or venice scroll ·Jace. THAt THIS AREA HAS EVER SEENr, A reception was held ih the MIDDLEPORT - Friday She carried a cascade of white church fellowship hall, im- evening, June 28, at 7:30p.m. miniature carnations tipped in · VALUES FOR THE mediately following the the United Pentecostal Church blue ·and yellow sweetheart wedding. of Midc!leport held its regular roses with . white satin ENTIRE FAMILY! Mr: and Mrs. Mitch are business meeting at the streamers tied in lover's knots. graduates of Warwood High church. Secretaries' reports Miss Nancy Buskirk, Mid· WATCH TUESDAY'S TRIBUNE School. Mrs. Mitch is a were given by Teresa East- dleport, was the maid of honor. graduate of Muskingum man, Dora Holley, and Charles Serving as best man was Terry JULY 9TH College wi Ill a Bachelor of Friley. Outstanding success Cox, Kettering. Ringbearer Music degree . Milch holds a B. was noted in these reports. and flower girl were Michael FOR DETAILS A. degree in Science from West Officers appointed for the · and, Tracy Neal, cousins of the Liberty State COllege. coming period included Ronald bride. ~shers wer~ Darrell After a wedding trip to Dougan . as Sunday School Havens, Mineral Wells, W. Va., Myrtle Beach, S.C., they will Superintendent; Do.ra Holley ,cousin of the bride, and Philip . reside in the Warwood section as Sunday School secretary : Miller, Cheshire, brother of the Charles Friley as flower fund groom . ol Wheeling. 324 Second Ave. Gallipolis, 0. treasurer; Teresa Easbnan as Registering guests was Mrs . • • Young People's secretary, and Sue Sigman, Bidwell, sister of Mrs. Eastman, Linda Knittel, the groom. and Colleen Dougan as A reception followed in the musicians. Also named to be church social room where youth group leaders we~ Mike decorations .were in a yellow Zirkle and Edith Zirkle. The and blue color scheme. The new outreach directors for the reception table featured a new period are Leroy Sauters three-tiered cake adorned on and Thomas Kelly. Named as top by two white bells and two deacon was David Acree doves displaying wedding rings supported by his wife, Linda in .a cluster of yellow lace . . Acree. William Knittel con- -~rving as aides .at the dueled the meeting which was reception were Mrs. Nellie Ray marked by a spirit of and Patricia Atkinson, Vienna, evangelism. aunts of' the bride. and Mrs, Mrs. Stephen R. Mitch june wedding vows read • ' .... -..; .. . .,. !' M v ~ n ., ~ :; .• -~ - ~ .~ ~ MITCHELL OFFICE SUPPLY Second Ave • Ga lllpoJls, Ohio j Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Lee Miller Miss A-tkinson weds Tommy Lee Miller DAN THOMAS &SON WILL BE • and UnN!tte Dllll&an, Olarleo, Timmy, and Joy S.ulert, Michele and Pamela ZlrtJ., Edward and Jeff Nottlnsbam, D11vid Erie, and Siller Jeanette Rlcherdt and daushter Sherr!. Cho~ for the event wtre Brother and Sister Knittel and Brother and Sister Zlrlde, youth teaclet1l . KF;tMJT FlllHER NOTICE ·. . f 330 SECOND AVENUE ~ •• T~ere ' s nothing to buy. Just come in, pick up your official entry blank. Gl~~ J ' .t • . dTca¥ " • • JEWEURS .."' ' I I PAUL DAVIES ~ ."'' . JULY SHOE SALEI . Cakntklr · .,, • Enter Todayl ·1Sr. Citizens ..... • .You can win a terrific ten-speed qikei the wheels everybody wants • ·~~~omo- Cosmet,ology worksh~p _att{3nded • 111",, '· • > •CLOSED MONDAY &TUESDAY JULY 8th & 9th Debbie Havens, Mineral Wells, and Mrs. Diane Neal, Vienna, cousins of the bride. For a wedding trip to Holly River and Blackwater Falls State Park, the· bride traveled iw a white and salmon dtess and wore the ye)low sweet. heart rose corsage from her bridal bouquet. The bride Is a 1973 graduate of Meigs High School· and at. tended Ohio State University. .. The groom is a 1972 graduate of Ohio State University from which he received his B.S.M.E. degree. 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I 1 • I , THE GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS and LOAN COMPANY . '0. ' • I , lf you take some o'f the money out of your pocket and deposit n m · one of our savings accounts, we'll take some of the worry off your mind. You'll never lose money In one of our accounts; but you will gain some. Because we pay our savers at a very handsome dividend rate. You work hard for your money. We make II work hard tor you . . . THE KIDDIE.SHOPPE L.~:-7----·~GAW~ . ~POU~S.~OHIO~-~~~~~~~~ · • Values Sizes To 5-14 . ' ~ • ·' �• • • . - Legislators seek agreement on fiscal issue COLUMBUS (UPl) _ A Senate~House conference committee wocking on a- supplemetJtal appropriations bill I• expected lo nieel Monday night to decide wheth.r it cur, agree oo legislation to present to a full session of the General As· sembly later this Wl)ek . All signs point oway from an immediate solution ro the fiscal issue. OPEN The Se01ite and House are ro reconvene Tue..tay at t :30 p.m. In "skeleton" session for housekeeping pUrposes. That 10.9 CIOICI I OI. Mrs. Denver jay Frank POMEROY - Miss Penny best man for his brother, and Beth Seibert, daughter of Mr. the ushers were Jeff Porter . and Mrs. Roger . Seibert, and Larry Blake, both of Alliance, and U.S, Marine Cpl. Alliance. Denver Jay Frank, son of Mr. A reception was held at the and Mrs. Denver R. Frank, church · following the Alliance, former Meigs County ceremony. The couple will residents, were married reside ·at Camp Lejuene, Saturday, July 6, at the Alders· Jacksonville, N. C. .gate United Methodist Church. The new Mrs. Frank is a 1974 The wedding was held at 6:30 graduate of Marlington High p.m . . with Rev. Robert School and was previously Jacobson officiating. Rosanne employed as a ' typist at the Natale 1was organist, and Mrs. Alliance Electric Co., Alliance. William Kibler was the The groom graduated from vocalist. Marlingron in 1972 and is Given in marriage by her stationed at Camp U!jeune parents, tbe bride was attired with the U. S. Marines. · In a white silk organza and venice lace gown fashioned wltll a sabrlna neckline, full · bishop sleeves with cuffs of lace, a sljght empire waist and PWP MEETS a flared skirt. She wore a full· POINT PLEASANT - The length mantiUa-type headpiece Point Pleasant PWP met at the trimmed In matching lace, and home of DOris Fitzsimmons for carried a bouquet of white their general monthly meeting carnatiOns, sWeetheart roses Monday, July 1. .Because · of and baby's breath. !/&Ca.tions and varioUs summer The bride's attendants were ·activities members will Sharon Odey, Alliance, and discontinue the'PWP program Lori Seibert, 8 Sister I bFkJ.es: · fOf the Swnffief 80d reconVene maids, with Nancy Conrad, in September. There wiil be an Alliance, 'as _tbe maid of honor. executive. meeting on the first Kathee Kovacich, nlece of the Mmiday in August at the home groom, was the flower girl, and · of Doris Fit~simmons . All Kenny Kline, Jr., nephew Of tbe members and prospective bride was the ringbearer. members are invited to attend Richard Frank served as this meeting. Wide selection of nostc;~lgic piclures. G.E. 2-SLICE TOASTER I 1!1 .$ Hand10me ttyling on thi1 toaster will compl.tMnt any kit~hen d•ccr. T.m~rof1.1r. dial oiIGWi you to wlect th• dar•n•11 of your tood. 77~ Nuptials solemnized REMEMBER WHErf PICTURES CAl HICK'S RIG. $4.22 HECK'S RIG. T0$1.20 1101/SIWAII/IIPT. NAIIWAM DIPT. Heclc's Reg. $13.88 4 INCH & 2 INCH .. PAINT BRUSH SET . MUNSEY CONTINUOUS-CLEAN OVEN-BROILER HECK'S REG. ss• HARDWARE A 1o.. ..,ic.d lor941 capoclly ~~~~~. It lla1 bi9luo:ury ~ llkt Mw.My'1 MW cetolyfic contin~ c&.oftint eoetint !flat dil101"*' 9'HM ond food ~ durin, .,.......,1 .,... A ~!eirr fllarnelld drip troy. .,;t~~ odjlolfoc:lbl. r?C-k petitiO!'!.. fo<y-tlido truy rail. tllot pr11v...t dalnOIJ• to catol.,tic ~ootin9. BLACK & Y(HITE .._ 11 ru Slllll TELEVISION He<k'• lleg. JEWELRY DEPT. WRENCH / '133' 30 QT. 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St. Clair's has responded in a Supreme the Fifth Amenllment if he was. morning of March 21, 1973, the Dallas Saturday, sparking an boundary of Dallas and lhe dofense against impeachment Court brief thai other lacrors • called, since he is un<ter in· President did not (tirect hush immediate-but quickly dis- suburb of Irving along the has so far boiled down to trying were involved. dictrnent in the cover-up and money payments made to counted-alert of a sniper's · route from the Dallas-Fori to counter charges that PresiThe evidence on other im· could prejudice his case by Hunt," St.Clalr said. "At most attack. · Worth Airport to the World dent Nixon ordered hush peachment allegations Is testifying. Formey Atrorney the matter was 'left hanging' Ford apparently did not Trade Center where Ford was money paid to Watergate apparently less su bstantial, General John M. Mitchell, also and nothing was resolved." know of the incident when he to appear. Bulldozers had beer burglar E. Howard Hunt on although several other charges ·indicted for conspiracy, may The other side of the March appeared at a news conference working in the area for weeks, March 21, 1973. · will probably be outlined in take the same route. 21 case, as laid nut by com· before making the dedication and there were numerous piles The White House Watergate . whatever, if any, articles of . St. Clair said all six would rnittee lawyers In weeks of speech for the new World of loose rock and graveL lawyer has approached the impeachment are drawn up. testify that' Nixon did not order closed sessions, is based on the · Trade Center. He made no Dozens of patrol cars con· House Judiciary Committee StClair has not Ignored these hush money. transcript of the March 21 mention of it. verged inunediately after .the During the first week of meeting. The Democrats, who with the attitude that if the charges and has written deThe Texas Department or first broadcast 10:40 a.m. by hush money charges can be tailed rebuttal briefs ro each. closed testimony, St. Clair built are ready to vote. lm· Public Safety made the first DPS Trooper Jim Bryan, wiped out, the other impeach· But his defense so far has his case on several points. peachment, say that whether announcement that . a sniper driver of the last patrol car. men! allegations will collapse made it clear that what hap- First he provided witnesses, or not Nixon ordered the had shot out the window of the The hairtrigger reaction was like a house of cards. pened on March 21 is cruciaL including former Nixon . money paid is immaterial . last patrol car In the motor· undoubtedly due to memories Members on both sides of the He has not aimed his rebuttal campaign lawyer Paul They contend that a criminal wiNNER - Tim Imboden, Syracuse, carrier for the cade. Then, the departrn~nt of the assassination or Daily Sentinel, was the first place winner in the recent committee agree that the most at the 21 Democrats who are O'Brien, who have testified _ act was discussed In the Oval quickly discounted the sniper President John F. Kennedy damaging evidence so far more or less sure votes for that the money was requested Office, by the President, and he carrier contest sj>onsored by the Oaily SentineL Tim theory but kept open the in· during a procession in down· involving Nixon's role in the impeachment, or at the for Hunt's legal fees and living did !ll)t discourage it. They received a three speed bike for having secured the largest vestigation until early after· rown Dallas in 1963 to the Trade Watergate cover-up, came at majority or the 17 Republicans expenses, not to buy his contind this is"!' trnpeachable number of new subscribers. Shown presenling the bike to noon ro tie up all loose ends. Mart, a part or the complex that March 21 meeting, St. who are likely to support Nixon silence. Such payments, they offense. Tim is Mrs. Sherry Buskirk, employe of the Daily Sentinel. "Obviously, since nobody which now contains the World . Clair contends that primarily In any case: His argument is said were "perfectly legal." They point to this passage Tim is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Imboden. Other contest was found in the a·rea, and _ Trade center. on the basis of this meeting, a directed at lhe six or so Ned week, St. Clair will put from the transcript as the most winners were: David Hysell, second place, who received a Watergate grand jury named wavering Republicans· who if on several more 'witnesses, darlll!ging: since no bullet was found, the Bryan, a Dallas police officer cassette tape recorder; 'Jan Betzing, third; pocket instamatic rock theory- is the strongest and a Secret Serviee agent Nixon in its indictment as a they vote for impeachment will who will lay out a series or · Nixon : "That's why your camera ; Patty Hoffman , fourth, five band portable radio ; conspirator in the cover-up give it a needed bipartisan events to indicate · the ~75,000 lnunediate thing you have no th<Qry ,'' said Jim Robinson, from Washington riding in the David Hayes, fifth, .AM·FM radio ; Charlie Rickard, sixth, spokesman for the DPS 1974, four-<ioor black and white without charging him. Water· rone. was already on the way to Hunt choice but to come up with the instamatiC camera. All six witnesses St. Clair when Nixon discussed making $120,000 or whatever it is, headquarters in Austin. DPS car said the side window requested be called before the the payments. Right?" ·· · · ''At the same time, you can't was shattered, and there was a committee were involved in the St. Clair sent a letter to the Dean: "That's right. ~ fault the people in the car for hole about the size or a fist. March 21 activities. Two, John committee outlining why the Nixon : "Would you agree Initially assuming that It was a Dallas DPS Lt. Chester Fant W. Dean Ill and H. R. six witnesses were important that that's the prime thing that sgpt. When you're going down said the hole was jagged, Haldeman met with Nixon that to the defense . The major you damn well better get that the road and the window rather than clean · as a bullet shatters ... That's undersianda· hol Id ·h day and discussed ~ush money surprise was his contention done?" ble." • e wou ave en. MUNICH (UP!) -Secretary earlier this week . Germany, but hoped to study it payments to Hunt. that Dean - Nixon's major Dean: "Obviously .he ought Scores of officers, police of State Henry A. Kissinger : After lunch, they drove to over the weekend. The other four were involved . accuser-would support the to be given some signal Bill Roberts, the vice presi· dogs and the Dallas pol1'ce flew from Italy to Germany MW1iCI\ to watch Brazil play The Pope sent a message of enyway." dent's news secretary, said department helicopter sear· Saturday on his brief1na tour of . Poland · to· determine t)lird warm p.ersona\ g·reetings lo in a .chain of events that led ro President. Hunt'S being paid $75,000 " It is antlcipaled that Dean Nixon : "( expletive deleted), that the Secret ServiCe had no h d t. h b e ·g o· d L s -.., c e e or • r un .western allies and U.S. of· place ln the world aoccer President Nixon, the official within hours of the _meeting. will testify that in his meeting get it... doubts no attack had been Colinas Development Area for . ftclals said he had secured the championship. _added . 'llade. ·a sniper, but within an hour support of Pope Paul VI for Senior U.S. officials on The Vatican has called for a '"There was no shot fired in 1 t 1 left on I one pa ro car was · President Nixon's Moscow Kissinger's plane said the special status for Jerusalem in the area,'' Roberts said. Ford was unruffled during summit talks. . secretary and Pope Paul any settlement of the 1\rai>A White House spokesman in hi's news con ference, and n Kissinger spent 70 minutes talked abau( Jerusalem and Israeli dispute. . Key Biscayne, Fla., said thai extra security forces were with the Pope in_ the Vatican the Moscow summit. Kissinger conferred with t the e o I ter at the President Nixon was infonned 'IPParen. r r a Saturday morning before Kissinger found the Pope Italian leaders Friday. U.S. of the incide~t by Alexander M. trade center · flying ro Munich for a com- very su-pportive and very officials said he got the lm· Haig, his chief of staff. He rold reporters: "! have bination of work and positive toward President pression thai the possibility or detected in the last sev~ral relaxation. Nixon's summit policy, the a sharppoiitical'shift-to the left weeks in ·the House of In Germany, Kissinger officialsssaid. In Italy is less lnunlnent than Representatives · a movement joined Foreign Minister Hans-The J'ope .handed Kissinger a lie had thought. VIENTIANE, Laos (UP!) - ·Americans; About a10 of them Rep. G. V. (Sonny) Mont- are missing in Laos. Most of in the House more favorable to Dietrich Genscher ror a written memorandum con· The secretary told the !tali· gomery ( D-Miss .) said · them were airmen shot down the President. working lunch at a village Inn. cerning the status of . ans that Washingron is sympa. Saturday Communist Pathet on bombing runs . "In my Judgment the odds They continued the briefing on Jerusalem, the officials said. thetic to Rome's economic and The congressman said Soth Lao officials turned down his today are less that he'll be the Moscow summit that began Kissinger lacked tinte ro read it • financial problems, but . that rejected his suggestion. · suggestiop that neutral teams impeached than they were when they met in Duesseldorf before ·meeting Genscher in Congress might be reluctant ro Kay, 47, was captured after maybe a month or two ago . ... . · approve a large loan just now, tour Communist-held areas of "The CaSe that the pr0p0 "' ::--...... •'•'.-~0:•"./.;'' ,.!' ~~·~~'''!-' V{YoW.O.• ·.;~..Y.•.'o'O:~•'•:O:•Y•X_. ···•;o;o;<;;o;•"--.·•:o:o:.o:.o;,o;n·o;n;..;.o.. ·o ,_._._, making a forced lan<\ing In · ·!·»...... :...... :.. · ..-..:-: .-:Q. :-.............-:-.........-...... -:-. •••,,...... · -·=!-~-.".....~-~~·:-:-:o:-.•.•=•:•.•!•...-..;.;•:•.:-Q the officials said. ' l.<los to seek information about · Communist-held terrirory six nents of Impeachment tried to @ · ~: Kissinger began his briefings missing Americans. make have fallen fiat in a i~ By Unlled Press International !(: after the Moscow summit 1\>ith Montgomery, chairman of weeks after the Laoo ceaae.fire GRAND }(IVERS, Ky. (UP!) number of areas, and the :-:· The Fourth of July holiday weekend traffic death toll ,.,. h W dn lhe House Select Committee on went into effect last year. - A 4z.foot cabin cruiser ex- President's defense-now that climbed at the rate of 4.5 deaths an hour Saturday, well :i:- Germany's Gensc er e es· Montgomery · said he disU.S. involvement in Snutheast below the fatality rate of the past two midsummer s: day evening, then continued Lak e he has been able to make it- in ~z ~l. them in Brussels, Paris and ploded at a marina on Asia, said the Pathet Lao cussed the case of Kay with . Barkley today, killing an uni· my J'udgment has Improved his holidays. >:· R Fr M · h h g •· assured him that the only Phoumi , Vongvichlt, deputy om umc_ e oes w The Natlon.a l Safety. eo 1111 cll projected prior tO the . >.>,;, .Loorne. dentified man, leaving a situation, and that result is that d d M dr d · · known American prisoner ·.in prime minister and · foreign woman missing and while the (Honse Judiciary) ~~ holiday period that between 450 and 550 persons might be n on an a 1 · lf\dochina, civilian, pilot minister in the coalition. ' hospitalizing two others. Committee might vote [m. ~l killed In lraffic accidents between 6 p.m. local time The congressman said Phou· Emmet Kay, would be the first The elfplosion occurred peachmenf, I don't think the ~:'. ,_~:.'·,_._ Wednesday and midnight Suaday' It was the lowest July 4 :.:,:._: mi ro_Id him Kay is In good person released when about 8:20a .m. CDT at the Ken . House of Representatives holiday estimate In 24 years and the council said reduced ·' '.1:' prisoners war·are eventually health and being well looked Bar .Marina near Bar~ey will." w speeds on highways made it possible. -:after, Montgomery Said. He released. Dam. The vice president said he t~ By contrast, 760 deaths were reported In traffodlc acd· :;: 0 0 RETIRES . AFTER 20 However the Pathet Lao said the Pathet Lao official Listed in satisfactory condi· felt that the Watergate incident ~~ cldents dnrtng the four-<iay 1972 July 4 holiday peri an :~: YEARS - 0. L Lemaster gave no hint of when Kay might said Kay would be .the first . t.ioh at a Paducsh hospital were had no adverse affect in \~ . 19% were repoted over last year's one-day holiday. The relired from the U. S. Navy be released. It has accused him person released but gave no Mr. and Mrs. David Lambert .Nixon's negotiations with the • : hourly death rates averaged 7.2 iu 1972and 6.41ast year. ~! recently after 20 years as an of being a war criminal on indication or when that might of Centerville, Ohio. Lambert Soviet Union. ti; A United Press International count at 2 p.m. EDT ~ Interior Communications grounds he· was captured after · be, even though the Lao$ cease-· had superficial cuts, while lili! . Ford also said he was not told >:· showed 332 deaths In accidents since 6 p.m. Wednesday. <·. Electrician 'Ffrst Class. the Laos cease·fire agreement fire agreement called for an wife, !lelen, 48, had -fractures prior ro Nixon's recent trips ro A breakdown of accidental deaths' Traffic 332; )) exchange ~f prisoners by June Cemaster is a ·nalive of was signed. of both legs. the Middle East and the Soviet . ~~- Drowning 97; Planes 3; Other 42; Tolal m. ~ . Montgomery Rutland and the Son of Mr. said he 4. State Pollee, U.S-. Army Union about ·the President's I ~~ 'Forty-two ·of the traffic fatalities were reported In ~~ Montgomery is on a , factand Mrs. Dale Mussu, suggested to Soth Petrasy, a Corpa of Engineers. and U.S. phlebitis condition. :I:I Ca!Uomla. Texas _counted %3, New York 20, Ohio 15, ~; MOSCOW (UP!) , - 'two Rutland. lfe graduated from Pathet Lao minister In the _finding mission to look into the Coast Guard units were <in the · "I · t inf ed " h Michigan 14 and Florida 13. l:; Soviet cosmonauts made the"!· Rutland High School in 1954. coalition cabinet, that neutral fate or the 1,100 Americanslllill 1 scene, but the cause of the sai<!.:_was no orm ' - e His wife, Ann add son, 0. L., teams be allowed to tour listed as missing In Southeast Jr., reside in Pomeroy. A Pathet Lao areas to seek in· Asia .. U.S. officials say that explosion is still unknown. Salyut space laboratory. reunion was held recently formation about missing nearly all of them are believed Wlndows in a· restaurant Ground controllers said the dead . when Ike Ramey of Georgia, · overlooking the marina In far • ·cosmonauts, Col. Pavel Popebrother of Mrs. Musser and western Kentucky were blown . '. vich . and ,Lt. Col. Yuri Ar· uncle of Lemaster, were re. out and the dock · manai;er • tyukhin, both 44, have already Doug Moore, was thrown into . . adapted perfectly to united · after 20 ·years separation, Also 11ttending The opium ""PPY contains a where it is relined into heroin, weightlessness and their 2tkon the water I>Y the force of the WASHINGTON (UPI)- The pv 'II' ·d 11 'II I """'osion. A boat 'parked next the reunion were relatives 1 ~,.. gum wh!'ch ·, s· re·!1'ned Into a multlnu 1on o ar ega Salyut 3 oribiting laboratory is LEBANON, Ohio (UP!) sergeant are concerned," ssid to the cruiser was also House Foreign Relations Sui>. from Kentucky. · At the Guards and union blue collar Dallman. · I 1 h in thi o.p ium lind further refined into - business. functioning without a hitch. s da maged, but neither Moore commlt<ee P ans ear gs present time, Mrs. Helen personnel struck the Lebanon The 1971 us . .•'furk ey trea t Y They entered the laboratory medically Dallman ~d he hu no Other morphine and . . nor the two families occuping week on the Turkish govern· King, Riley, Kansu, is here ·be provided for a · ~yntent · to from their So . yo• 14 spacecraft Correctional Institution here power to Increase wages and USeful drugs. Morphine Can '., ,.... _ • the boat were seriouSly in·.' ment's controversia I decis Ion visiting her . father, Mr. Saturday _in protest the failure has lo continue ro do his job of •· 1 t its f at distilled to make heroin, which Turkey ol $.15.7 mUilon for not early Friday. . w e anners ag n grow . , jured. 1U!ll - popp1·es. The· The Tass news agency ••id Musser. h• 'ghly addictive and ilteaal growma op of the Ohio General Assembly · keeping the Institution •· the bast had popPies lor opium which would "' " • ~ Witnesses s•id to pass pay increase, the Ohio operating. " . I n the · Un1' ted States a11d many swn lnduded $15 rniillon to the Salyut consists of a double . docked at tbe marina -Friday end up IUegally on American other co 1mtries. moke up for (he foroign ex· cylinder and a cone providing · ISSUED WARNING Deplirlmcnt of Corrections re· "I don't believe in paying··· . night when It_began taking on streets. . fore 1971, w ' hen Tur'key ' change money Tu r k ey wou ld three rooms Although the FORESTVILLE, Md. (UP! ) ported. ; Jl!'DPle who aren't worldllg," he Be "This action represents • a . water, and was being pumped_ A spokesman for the Qepart· said . "I can wtderlland lhlt •·• night and roday. The w<>- slap in the face ro the agreed ro l>an cultivation of lose by the sale of the gunt aod craft is only a quarter the size - A limousine carrying . Vice "'"' 1 f poppies, it produced about 68 about $20 mUiion to train of the American Skylab on . President Gerald R. Ford and rnent said a threatened strike they are disgrunUed. 'l'hey man had reportedly spent the American peop eand Its e forts th •· t th n fill! c it hero1n tons of poppy gum a year, the. farmers . fl 'to·. grow I . old erT crops. k ' sh which three astronauts spe~l a a station wagon apparently by guards at other state . don't get much mooey. nigh t ashore and had just re· . w sop e ow o Dallman said the atarting record 84 days in space, Tass Io~ded with ·Secret Service corrections institutions !ailed turned to th~ boat when it In this country," said Rep. world's primary source of U.S . 0 lClB s sa ur 1 rnedlcln•l opium derivalives. . farmers got about ~0 n year said it is big enough lor a agents were ordered ,to slow to materialize. wage for a guard ~ f3.~2 on Ch orIes Ran geI' D·N ·Y· Hi 9 exploded. 1 I I I0 · urn • separate recreation room. · down Friday night by a stale · The l..ebanon Institution has hour. Grace Sa!Uer, manager of Manhattan district includes In addition, R~ngel says, ' from ega sa es 0 ptum g ,. the Flying Bridge Restaurant,- Harlem, an area which he says TUrkish gum was believed tlte and the aid would more than Titere Popovich and Artyuk· police trooper in Washington's 1,300 inmates and 261 guards. The Corrections i)eparlllMDI Supt. William Oallman said said the Ohio ClvU Sltvlcl Jtm. · ultimate sourc-e or 80-per cent make up lor that amoUnt. hln rest, eat and do gymnastic ·Maryland suburbs. sai d she was 10 minutes late contains 400,000 addicts. Ford .and his family were supe•·visory personnel 'and ployes AliiOciation rapra&lll The- Slate Department of tl•e illlcit heroin sold in the Last Monday, Ankara an· exercises. . toda• or ·she and two opening waitresses w~ld have been In thought . the .Issue serious United Slates. nounced that poppy cultivatiOn Tass said the _laboratory also returning to their Alexandria, guards kept over !rom Ute 159 guards, the Am•lcu ' L • t 11 : 30 p.m.' second shift lvould fill in for the · Federatloo of Siate, OOIMt' Y the building at the time oi the enough 1o recall U.S. Am· The lilegal opium does not woul~ be resumed . The State has a proper floor and .ceiling Va., hOm<> a t auvu -. ""plollOI\. . bssaader Willillm M!lt"Omber come from government..:on· Dep!U'tntent immediately_ or· and added this has helped the from Catonsvllle, ·Md., where first shift personnel wbo [ailed and Municipal Emptor- uNan represenla 51 1uarda 1114 lilt "It waa 8 tel'i'lfic ezplosion," . ·for consultations to decide trolled plantings in Turkey, but dered Ambassador Macomber cosmonauts adapt to weigh~ the vice president serv9(! as to report [or work , "We dOn't have any of the Teamstet'll Union f<llll'•lllllll Mra. SlltUer 118id, noting it even what, If any, official action to from lliiclt crops, This gum Is: ro protest strongly then sum· lessness because "they know best man for the marriage or ' blew the ·•··· 011 t of her caah take against the Ankara smuggled into France and moned him 00 Washmgton for Which is rop and which is his olaest son Michael, 24, to first shift here as rar N uni· guarrl•. _.. t other Intermediate locations consultations. bottom." Gayle Ann Brumbaugh, 23 . -• formed men under the rank of "'IIIIer. govermnen . _!_· HECK'$ REG. •1.32· RES TOY DEPT. 69~ HECK'S• REG. 99• PAGE 15 lilt' " 'i: !;: 1 • Delu.11e Nylon Carpet, Very G.,od Quality • This N1otlette SectionOI Home Features A ~ery large Li~ing. ~oom. . Qining ROC?m, 2 Lorge Bedrooms. ood a MasltH Bedroom' & Dress ing Arett thol 'wil/ Appeal the Most O'isrrir.~lnaling Lady . Lorge Fam ily ROOfn. Ond .o Deluxe t::itchen thor Mokes living A Pleasure, I~ Bq,ths ond Utl.lify Atea. · · SUNDAY, JULY 7, 1974 '* . SPORTS DEPT. • The Quiet Heating System. is An other Morlttlfe Feature, Gas. Fuel 011 Or Total Electric VOL 9 NO. 23 k: SPOITS DEPT. · .• OeluMe Kitchen Cabinets and Nome Brand "'pplionce-S the panel will try to decide whethe~ lo go with hi.! blll, which sides with tenanl.!, or with a Senate bill authored by Sen . Paul R. Mella, R· Westlake, which is strooger for landlords. ·. On the conference coounlttee with Stlnzlano and MaUa are Sens. Robert _J. Corts, -R· Elyria, and Oonald L. Woodland, !).Columbus, and Reps. Harry J . Lehman, [). Shaker Heights, and William G. Batchelder, R-Medlna. Explosion CAMP. TOASTER . 4 ~entitttl ° HECK'S REG. 2.59 · NOXZEMA • Shoemak·e r, D Bourneville; Vernal C . Riffe Jr ., D·New Boston; alld Frederick N. Young, R-Dayton, and Sens. Max H. Dennis, R~Wilmington i Howard C. Cook, J:(-Toledo; and O,liver Ocasek, D-Akron. Also scheduled for a Monday meeting at 2 y.m. is a c.oofcrem:e ~;ommlttee on landlord· tenant relations. f\ep . Michael P . Stinziano, DColumbus, a committee member and one ·of the sponsor:' of the legislation, said ° 1 • 4 Picture Windows • • Oovble ThroUghout . Insulated . • Premium 1..6" Paneling. 8irch and Elm • .Biro::h Doors and Hotdi'IIOOd Trim H was Uris rnoncy which caused disagreement arnonr. Democrats and Rc_publicans. 'l11 c GOP called for ap,.-oprl· aHon of $38.3 millien worth of thC! revenue-sharing money 1 plus $43 . ~ million anllcipaled from the first year of operation or the .s tate lottery - a total of '$81 .8 million. Democrats ; including the .... ~·· t'o nslru c tion adnunrstrution, wanted to appropriate only U•e lottery proc<.aeds. 1l1erc were indi ca~ions when the conferees met last month" Ut3l some Democrats were willing to i.ldd t~ extra itlOney , provided the appropriations p~cka ge was changed to provide for primary education, public employe pay raises and pension boosts ror retired employes . Serving on the c:onfcrcncc committee are Reps. Myrl H. b . e 20'' LUG _ . • Anodized Alumlnurr. Window with Insulated Gloss ond Sere'en,. education projects. Gilligan~ Pope supports Summit $~1.96 DEPT. • Floor Joint on 6" C~nter with" T & G Floor • 2xo4 FStuddlng wjth PIY,wood Storm Siding . • Trussed Roof with Plywood P..oof Sheathing • 2351b, Aspftoll Roof Shingles !Seal Down I IX'rng held In trust to earn ntterc!;t for vucaiion<tl . ' , ~n·e -.:ollc{·tlumt for Uw fis(·:tl y Jtr which ••nded June 30. Jnlllt'ations WCI'C given from the .state's rlscal o£fices lalc So far, Gov. John J . Gilligan ha>e. only had one shor_t last week Lhat JW1c collcctiorui has vetoed only one bill sent to m..,ting. We will find out had just about malchell him before the. legislature all· Monday how the rcvenuc~­ e~UruaLes, rrrc:rning collections journed-- for the swnincr. stand; and make up our mind for lhc yeur would be runninK U!gislative leaders had indl· whether Utere is reason to call . about $1~ million ahead of cated they would reconvene the the !flcmbcrs back . I'm not projections , entire .membership this week if going to call them back unless I In addition, said As.<istant Ule conference committee on have to.'' Finance Director Robert Bar· · the supplements i ap· · TI10 state Taxation · Oepartrow. Lhere would be $58.6 miJ . propriation could reach rnent and Office-of Budget and lion worth of federal revenue agreement. Ma.naJ(ernent are to have a re. sharing fWlds which have not " I understand lhe confer~nce port Monday on revenue been app1·opriated and w!Uch Ford unhurt in ·incident SUN RAID ANT & ROACH OR ' 2 "•oz. FLYING INSECT KILLER meuns ooly u ·rew members <'Uin 111 1Ltee 1s nowhere ncar a will be on hand Lo receive so~ution ," said House S~4Jker · mess3ges and any guber- A.G. Landone, D·Bcllaire~ N.Jtorhd vet.Qe$:. during the weckt•nd . ~·They ·'·' ' ' .. ' . ' ' I .. �• • • . - Legislators seek agreement on fiscal issue COLUMBUS (UPl) _ A Senate~House conference committee wocking on a- supplemetJtal appropriations bill I• expected lo nieel Monday night to decide wheth.r it cur, agree oo legislation to present to a full session of the General As· sembly later this Wl)ek . All signs point oway from an immediate solution ro the fiscal issue. OPEN The Se01ite and House are ro reconvene Tue..tay at t :30 p.m. In "skeleton" session for housekeeping pUrposes. That 10.9 CIOICI I OI. Mrs. Denver jay Frank POMEROY - Miss Penny best man for his brother, and Beth Seibert, daughter of Mr. the ushers were Jeff Porter . and Mrs. Roger . Seibert, and Larry Blake, both of Alliance, and U.S, Marine Cpl. Alliance. Denver Jay Frank, son of Mr. A reception was held at the and Mrs. Denver R. Frank, church · following the Alliance, former Meigs County ceremony. The couple will residents, were married reside ·at Camp Lejuene, Saturday, July 6, at the Alders· Jacksonville, N. C. .gate United Methodist Church. The new Mrs. Frank is a 1974 The wedding was held at 6:30 graduate of Marlington High p.m . . with Rev. Robert School and was previously Jacobson officiating. Rosanne employed as a ' typist at the Natale 1was organist, and Mrs. Alliance Electric Co., Alliance. William Kibler was the The groom graduated from vocalist. Marlingron in 1972 and is Given in marriage by her stationed at Camp U!jeune parents, tbe bride was attired with the U. S. Marines. · In a white silk organza and venice lace gown fashioned wltll a sabrlna neckline, full · bishop sleeves with cuffs of lace, a sljght empire waist and PWP MEETS a flared skirt. She wore a full· POINT PLEASANT - The length mantiUa-type headpiece Point Pleasant PWP met at the trimmed In matching lace, and home of DOris Fitzsimmons for carried a bouquet of white their general monthly meeting carnatiOns, sWeetheart roses Monday, July 1. .Because · of and baby's breath. !/&Ca.tions and varioUs summer The bride's attendants were ·activities members will Sharon Odey, Alliance, and discontinue the'PWP program Lori Seibert, 8 Sister I bFkJ.es: · fOf the Swnffief 80d reconVene maids, with Nancy Conrad, in September. There wiil be an Alliance, 'as _tbe maid of honor. executive. meeting on the first Kathee Kovacich, nlece of the Mmiday in August at the home groom, was the flower girl, and · of Doris Fit~simmons . All Kenny Kline, Jr., nephew Of tbe members and prospective bride was the ringbearer. members are invited to attend Richard Frank served as this meeting. Wide selection of nostc;~lgic piclures. G.E. 2-SLICE TOASTER I 1!1 .$ Hand10me ttyling on thi1 toaster will compl.tMnt any kit~hen d•ccr. T.m~rof1.1r. dial oiIGWi you to wlect th• dar•n•11 of your tood. 77~ Nuptials solemnized REMEMBER WHErf PICTURES CAl HICK'S RIG. $4.22 HECK'S RIG. T0$1.20 1101/SIWAII/IIPT. NAIIWAM DIPT. Heclc's Reg. $13.88 4 INCH & 2 INCH .. PAINT BRUSH SET . MUNSEY CONTINUOUS-CLEAN OVEN-BROILER HECK'S REG. ss• HARDWARE A 1o.. ..,ic.d lor941 capoclly ~~~~~. It lla1 bi9luo:ury ~ llkt Mw.My'1 MW cetolyfic contin~ c&.oftint eoetint !flat dil101"*' 9'HM ond food ~ durin, .,.......,1 .,... A ~!eirr fllarnelld drip troy. .,;t~~ odjlolfoc:lbl. r?C-k petitiO!'!.. fo<y-tlido truy rail. tllot pr11v...t dalnOIJ• to catol.,tic ~ootin9. BLACK & Y(HITE .._ 11 ru Slllll TELEVISION He<k'• lleg. JEWELRY DEPT. WRENCH / '133' 30 QT. FOAM COOLER HE~'S REG. $l_29 2.19 SPORTS DEPT. HARDWARE DEPT. 79~ · 4 QUART fOAM HECK'S REG. '79.88 ICE BUCKET JEWELRY DEPT. ·- 19( HECK'S REG. 1.48 1 HECK'S RIG. 45' 9h" PLAYBALLS KLEAR FLOOR WAX 27 oz. ' 99~ HECK'S REG. 68• tO . ' ~oz. SKIN _CREAM . Soli ~ -"" .., ... - · MCtt.......... . . ........... ~ ., .looii'Ot •• lll '\OIIISI"- 011 DISPlAY SJCIPlllOIAT HOURS: 9 T0.8 MONDAY TttRU FRIDAY. 9 .TO 5 SATURDAY-'-CLOSED SUNDAY - cY~ - ~ - HOMES, INC. -- ~ SH -Jlni . -.- HECK'S REG. '169.88 HECK'S · REG. 97' PRO_TEIN 21 ' SHAMPOO . 99~ kills man, ·2 injured lD'X14' SCREEN oz. 77~ 69~ HECK'S. REG. •1.28 • COSMETICS DEPT. HECK'S RIG, 117· st..ts or Joe O:itl · ilpper Itt. 7 NeJrt Door to Auto Auction • . earth '~' • b or· lttng· Prison tizulrds on· strike a REGUlAR J. UME HECK'S RIG. •169.95 or 0 P 'I U'D· l .t a_lk.·s·.·.set FABRIC SOFTENER '12491 S·na ce.m''en ~~~:~:::~::::::::::::::::::!!.."«:!!~~:!:f!:!:S~:;~:!:•;:::;::::::=::::::: : : : : : : : : : :::::::::::::: : : : : : : : ::::::::::~l :It:~:; i~o~l!r ~::!~~~~ SWEETHEA~'!' NO. 30-*' , '* HOUSEWARES DEPT. TENT COMB. :\! g DETERGENT 32 _·. COSMETICS . Montgomery's .plan ·rejected ·' 1\ LIQUID VEL NO. 30-580 . lUll-IllS ACCIPTID -l'fiiAIICINGAYAILAIII . Hush llloney is the key - DALLAS (UP!) - A rock " The President was pleased kicked up by cars or 92-degree Ulere were no injuries," the heat shatt<red a window in a spokesman said . patrol car escorting Vice The site of the incident was WASffiNGTON (UP!) _ The gate Prosecutor Leon Jaworski Haldeman said he would lske with the President on the President Gerald Ford . Into at a construction· site near the key to James D. St. Clair's has responded in a Supreme the Fifth Amenllment if he was. morning of March 21, 1973, the Dallas Saturday, sparking an boundary of Dallas and lhe dofense against impeachment Court brief thai other lacrors • called, since he is un<ter in· President did not (tirect hush immediate-but quickly dis- suburb of Irving along the has so far boiled down to trying were involved. dictrnent in the cover-up and money payments made to counted-alert of a sniper's · route from the Dallas-Fori to counter charges that PresiThe evidence on other im· could prejudice his case by Hunt," St.Clalr said. "At most attack. · Worth Airport to the World dent Nixon ordered hush peachment allegations Is testifying. Formey Atrorney the matter was 'left hanging' Ford apparently did not Trade Center where Ford was money paid to Watergate apparently less su bstantial, General John M. Mitchell, also and nothing was resolved." know of the incident when he to appear. Bulldozers had beer burglar E. Howard Hunt on although several other charges ·indicted for conspiracy, may The other side of the March appeared at a news conference working in the area for weeks, March 21, 1973. · will probably be outlined in take the same route. 21 case, as laid nut by com· before making the dedication and there were numerous piles The White House Watergate . whatever, if any, articles of . St. Clair said all six would rnittee lawyers In weeks of speech for the new World of loose rock and graveL lawyer has approached the impeachment are drawn up. testify that' Nixon did not order closed sessions, is based on the · Trade Center. He made no Dozens of patrol cars con· House Judiciary Committee StClair has not Ignored these hush money. transcript of the March 21 mention of it. verged inunediately after .the During the first week of meeting. The Democrats, who with the attitude that if the charges and has written deThe Texas Department or first broadcast 10:40 a.m. by hush money charges can be tailed rebuttal briefs ro each. closed testimony, St. Clair built are ready to vote. lm· Public Safety made the first DPS Trooper Jim Bryan, wiped out, the other impeach· But his defense so far has his case on several points. peachment, say that whether announcement that . a sniper driver of the last patrol car. men! allegations will collapse made it clear that what hap- First he provided witnesses, or not Nixon ordered the had shot out the window of the The hairtrigger reaction was like a house of cards. pened on March 21 is cruciaL including former Nixon . money paid is immaterial . last patrol car In the motor· undoubtedly due to memories Members on both sides of the He has not aimed his rebuttal campaign lawyer Paul They contend that a criminal wiNNER - Tim Imboden, Syracuse, carrier for the cade. Then, the departrn~nt of the assassination or Daily Sentinel, was the first place winner in the recent committee agree that the most at the 21 Democrats who are O'Brien, who have testified _ act was discussed In the Oval quickly discounted the sniper President John F. Kennedy damaging evidence so far more or less sure votes for that the money was requested Office, by the President, and he carrier contest sj>onsored by the Oaily SentineL Tim theory but kept open the in· during a procession in down· involving Nixon's role in the impeachment, or at the for Hunt's legal fees and living did !ll)t discourage it. They received a three speed bike for having secured the largest vestigation until early after· rown Dallas in 1963 to the Trade Watergate cover-up, came at majority or the 17 Republicans expenses, not to buy his contind this is"!' trnpeachable number of new subscribers. Shown presenling the bike to noon ro tie up all loose ends. Mart, a part or the complex that March 21 meeting, St. who are likely to support Nixon silence. Such payments, they offense. Tim is Mrs. Sherry Buskirk, employe of the Daily Sentinel. "Obviously, since nobody which now contains the World . Clair contends that primarily In any case: His argument is said were "perfectly legal." They point to this passage Tim is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Imboden. Other contest was found in the a·rea, and _ Trade center. on the basis of this meeting, a directed at lhe six or so Ned week, St. Clair will put from the transcript as the most winners were: David Hysell, second place, who received a Watergate grand jury named wavering Republicans· who if on several more 'witnesses, darlll!ging: since no bullet was found, the Bryan, a Dallas police officer cassette tape recorder; 'Jan Betzing, third; pocket instamatic rock theory- is the strongest and a Secret Serviee agent Nixon in its indictment as a they vote for impeachment will who will lay out a series or · Nixon : "That's why your camera ; Patty Hoffman , fourth, five band portable radio ; conspirator in the cover-up give it a needed bipartisan events to indicate · the ~75,000 lnunediate thing you have no th<Qry ,'' said Jim Robinson, from Washington riding in the David Hayes, fifth, .AM·FM radio ; Charlie Rickard, sixth, spokesman for the DPS 1974, four-<ioor black and white without charging him. Water· rone. was already on the way to Hunt choice but to come up with the instamatiC camera. All six witnesses St. Clair when Nixon discussed making $120,000 or whatever it is, headquarters in Austin. DPS car said the side window requested be called before the the payments. Right?" ·· · · ''At the same time, you can't was shattered, and there was a committee were involved in the St. Clair sent a letter to the Dean: "That's right. ~ fault the people in the car for hole about the size or a fist. March 21 activities. Two, John committee outlining why the Nixon : "Would you agree Initially assuming that It was a Dallas DPS Lt. Chester Fant W. Dean Ill and H. R. six witnesses were important that that's the prime thing that sgpt. When you're going down said the hole was jagged, Haldeman met with Nixon that to the defense . The major you damn well better get that the road and the window rather than clean · as a bullet shatters ... That's undersianda· hol Id ·h day and discussed ~ush money surprise was his contention done?" ble." • e wou ave en. MUNICH (UP!) -Secretary earlier this week . Germany, but hoped to study it payments to Hunt. that Dean - Nixon's major Dean: "Obviously .he ought Scores of officers, police of State Henry A. Kissinger : After lunch, they drove to over the weekend. The other four were involved . accuser-would support the to be given some signal Bill Roberts, the vice presi· dogs and the Dallas pol1'ce flew from Italy to Germany MW1iCI\ to watch Brazil play The Pope sent a message of enyway." dent's news secretary, said department helicopter sear· Saturday on his brief1na tour of . Poland · to· determine t)lird warm p.ersona\ g·reetings lo in a .chain of events that led ro President. Hunt'S being paid $75,000 " It is antlcipaled that Dean Nixon : "( expletive deleted), that the Secret ServiCe had no h d t. h b e ·g o· d L s -.., c e e or • r un .western allies and U.S. of· place ln the world aoccer President Nixon, the official within hours of the _meeting. will testify that in his meeting get it... doubts no attack had been Colinas Development Area for . ftclals said he had secured the championship. _added . 'llade. ·a sniper, but within an hour support of Pope Paul VI for Senior U.S. officials on The Vatican has called for a '"There was no shot fired in 1 t 1 left on I one pa ro car was · President Nixon's Moscow Kissinger's plane said the special status for Jerusalem in the area,'' Roberts said. Ford was unruffled during summit talks. . secretary and Pope Paul any settlement of the 1\rai>A White House spokesman in hi's news con ference, and n Kissinger spent 70 minutes talked abau( Jerusalem and Israeli dispute. . Key Biscayne, Fla., said thai extra security forces were with the Pope in_ the Vatican the Moscow summit. Kissinger conferred with t the e o I ter at the President Nixon was infonned 'IPParen. r r a Saturday morning before Kissinger found the Pope Italian leaders Friday. U.S. of the incide~t by Alexander M. trade center · flying ro Munich for a com- very su-pportive and very officials said he got the lm· Haig, his chief of staff. He rold reporters: "! have bination of work and positive toward President pression thai the possibility or detected in the last sev~ral relaxation. Nixon's summit policy, the a sharppoiitical'shift-to the left weeks in ·the House of In Germany, Kissinger officialsssaid. In Italy is less lnunlnent than Representatives · a movement joined Foreign Minister Hans-The J'ope .handed Kissinger a lie had thought. VIENTIANE, Laos (UP!) - ·Americans; About a10 of them Rep. G. V. (Sonny) Mont- are missing in Laos. Most of in the House more favorable to Dietrich Genscher ror a written memorandum con· The secretary told the !tali· gomery ( D-Miss .) said · them were airmen shot down the President. working lunch at a village Inn. cerning the status of . ans that Washingron is sympa. Saturday Communist Pathet on bombing runs . "In my Judgment the odds They continued the briefing on Jerusalem, the officials said. thetic to Rome's economic and The congressman said Soth Lao officials turned down his today are less that he'll be the Moscow summit that began Kissinger lacked tinte ro read it • financial problems, but . that rejected his suggestion. · suggestiop that neutral teams impeached than they were when they met in Duesseldorf before ·meeting Genscher in Congress might be reluctant ro Kay, 47, was captured after maybe a month or two ago . ... . · approve a large loan just now, tour Communist-held areas of "The CaSe that the pr0p0 "' ::--...... •'•'.-~0:•"./.;'' ,.!' ~~·~~'''!-' V{YoW.O.• ·.;~..Y.•.'o'O:~•'•:O:•Y•X_. ···•;o;o;<;;o;•"--.·•:o:o:.o:.o;,o;n·o;n;..;.o.. ·o ,_._._, making a forced lan<\ing In · ·!·»...... :...... :.. · ..-..:-: .-:Q. :-.............-:-.........-...... -:-. •••,,...... · -·=!-~-.".....~-~~·:-:-:o:-.•.•=•:•.•!•...-..;.;•:•.:-Q the officials said. ' l.<los to seek information about · Communist-held terrirory six nents of Impeachment tried to @ · ~: Kissinger began his briefings missing Americans. make have fallen fiat in a i~ By Unlled Press International !(: after the Moscow summit 1\>ith Montgomery, chairman of weeks after the Laoo ceaae.fire GRAND }(IVERS, Ky. (UP!) number of areas, and the :-:· The Fourth of July holiday weekend traffic death toll ,.,. h W dn lhe House Select Committee on went into effect last year. - A 4z.foot cabin cruiser ex- President's defense-now that climbed at the rate of 4.5 deaths an hour Saturday, well :i:- Germany's Gensc er e es· Montgomery · said he disU.S. involvement in Snutheast below the fatality rate of the past two midsummer s: day evening, then continued Lak e he has been able to make it- in ~z ~l. them in Brussels, Paris and ploded at a marina on Asia, said the Pathet Lao cussed the case of Kay with . Barkley today, killing an uni· my J'udgment has Improved his holidays. >:· R Fr M · h h g •· assured him that the only Phoumi , Vongvichlt, deputy om umc_ e oes w The Natlon.a l Safety. eo 1111 cll projected prior tO the . >.>,;, .Loorne. dentified man, leaving a situation, and that result is that d d M dr d · · known American prisoner ·.in prime minister and · foreign woman missing and while the (Honse Judiciary) ~~ holiday period that between 450 and 550 persons might be n on an a 1 · lf\dochina, civilian, pilot minister in the coalition. ' hospitalizing two others. Committee might vote [m. ~l killed In lraffic accidents between 6 p.m. local time The congressman said Phou· Emmet Kay, would be the first The elfplosion occurred peachmenf, I don't think the ~:'. ,_~:.'·,_._ Wednesday and midnight Suaday' It was the lowest July 4 :.:,:._: mi ro_Id him Kay is In good person released when about 8:20a .m. CDT at the Ken . House of Representatives holiday estimate In 24 years and the council said reduced ·' '.1:' prisoners war·are eventually health and being well looked Bar .Marina near Bar~ey will." w speeds on highways made it possible. -:after, Montgomery Said. He released. Dam. The vice president said he t~ By contrast, 760 deaths were reported In traffodlc acd· :;: 0 0 RETIRES . AFTER 20 However the Pathet Lao said the Pathet Lao official Listed in satisfactory condi· felt that the Watergate incident ~~ cldents dnrtng the four-<iay 1972 July 4 holiday peri an :~: YEARS - 0. L Lemaster gave no hint of when Kay might said Kay would be .the first . t.ioh at a Paducsh hospital were had no adverse affect in \~ . 19% were repoted over last year's one-day holiday. The relired from the U. S. Navy be released. It has accused him person released but gave no Mr. and Mrs. David Lambert .Nixon's negotiations with the • : hourly death rates averaged 7.2 iu 1972and 6.41ast year. ~! recently after 20 years as an of being a war criminal on indication or when that might of Centerville, Ohio. Lambert Soviet Union. ti; A United Press International count at 2 p.m. EDT ~ Interior Communications grounds he· was captured after · be, even though the Lao$ cease-· had superficial cuts, while lili! . Ford also said he was not told >:· showed 332 deaths In accidents since 6 p.m. Wednesday. <·. Electrician 'Ffrst Class. the Laos cease·fire agreement fire agreement called for an wife, !lelen, 48, had -fractures prior ro Nixon's recent trips ro A breakdown of accidental deaths' Traffic 332; )) exchange ~f prisoners by June Cemaster is a ·nalive of was signed. of both legs. the Middle East and the Soviet . ~~- Drowning 97; Planes 3; Other 42; Tolal m. ~ . Montgomery Rutland and the Son of Mr. said he 4. State Pollee, U.S-. Army Union about ·the President's I ~~ 'Forty-two ·of the traffic fatalities were reported In ~~ Montgomery is on a , factand Mrs. Dale Mussu, suggested to Soth Petrasy, a Corpa of Engineers. and U.S. phlebitis condition. :I:I Ca!Uomla. Texas _counted %3, New York 20, Ohio 15, ~; MOSCOW (UP!) , - 'two Rutland. lfe graduated from Pathet Lao minister In the _finding mission to look into the Coast Guard units were <in the · "I · t inf ed " h Michigan 14 and Florida 13. l:; Soviet cosmonauts made the"!· Rutland High School in 1954. coalition cabinet, that neutral fate or the 1,100 Americanslllill 1 scene, but the cause of the sai<!.:_was no orm ' - e His wife, Ann add son, 0. L., teams be allowed to tour listed as missing In Southeast Jr., reside in Pomeroy. A Pathet Lao areas to seek in· Asia .. U.S. officials say that explosion is still unknown. Salyut space laboratory. reunion was held recently formation about missing nearly all of them are believed Wlndows in a· restaurant Ground controllers said the dead . when Ike Ramey of Georgia, · overlooking the marina In far • ·cosmonauts, Col. Pavel Popebrother of Mrs. Musser and western Kentucky were blown . '. vich . and ,Lt. Col. Yuri Ar· uncle of Lemaster, were re. out and the dock · manai;er • tyukhin, both 44, have already Doug Moore, was thrown into . . adapted perfectly to united · after 20 ·years separation, Also 11ttending The opium ""PPY contains a where it is relined into heroin, weightlessness and their 2tkon the water I>Y the force of the WASHINGTON (UPI)- The pv 'II' ·d 11 'II I """'osion. A boat 'parked next the reunion were relatives 1 ~,.. gum wh!'ch ·, s· re·!1'ned Into a multlnu 1on o ar ega Salyut 3 oribiting laboratory is LEBANON, Ohio (UP!) sergeant are concerned," ssid to the cruiser was also House Foreign Relations Sui>. from Kentucky. · At the Guards and union blue collar Dallman. · I 1 h in thi o.p ium lind further refined into - business. functioning without a hitch. s da maged, but neither Moore commlt<ee P ans ear gs present time, Mrs. Helen personnel struck the Lebanon The 1971 us . .•'furk ey trea t Y They entered the laboratory medically Dallman ~d he hu no Other morphine and . . nor the two families occuping week on the Turkish govern· King, Riley, Kansu, is here ·be provided for a · ~yntent · to from their So . yo• 14 spacecraft Correctional Institution here power to Increase wages and USeful drugs. Morphine Can '., ,.... _ • the boat were seriouSly in·.' ment's controversia I decis Ion visiting her . father, Mr. Saturday _in protest the failure has lo continue ro do his job of •· 1 t its f at distilled to make heroin, which Turkey ol $.15.7 mUilon for not early Friday. . w e anners ag n grow . , jured. 1U!ll - popp1·es. The· The Tass news agency ••id Musser. h• 'ghly addictive and ilteaal growma op of the Ohio General Assembly · keeping the Institution •· the bast had popPies lor opium which would "' " • ~ Witnesses s•id to pass pay increase, the Ohio operating. " . I n the · Un1' ted States a11d many swn lnduded $15 rniillon to the Salyut consists of a double . docked at tbe marina -Friday end up IUegally on American other co 1mtries. moke up for (he foroign ex· cylinder and a cone providing · ISSUED WARNING Deplirlmcnt of Corrections re· "I don't believe in paying··· . night when It_began taking on streets. . fore 1971, w ' hen Tur'key ' change money Tu r k ey wou ld three rooms Although the FORESTVILLE, Md. (UP! ) ported. ; Jl!'DPle who aren't worldllg," he Be "This action represents • a . water, and was being pumped_ A spokesman for the Qepart· said . "I can wtderlland lhlt •·• night and roday. The w<>- slap in the face ro the agreed ro l>an cultivation of lose by the sale of the gunt aod craft is only a quarter the size - A limousine carrying . Vice "'"' 1 f poppies, it produced about 68 about $20 mUiion to train of the American Skylab on . President Gerald R. Ford and rnent said a threatened strike they are disgrunUed. 'l'hey man had reportedly spent the American peop eand Its e forts th •· t th n fill! c it hero1n tons of poppy gum a year, the. farmers . fl 'to·. grow I . old erT crops. k ' sh which three astronauts spe~l a a station wagon apparently by guards at other state . don't get much mooey. nigh t ashore and had just re· . w sop e ow o Dallman said the atarting record 84 days in space, Tass Io~ded with ·Secret Service corrections institutions !ailed turned to th~ boat when it In this country," said Rep. world's primary source of U.S . 0 lClB s sa ur 1 rnedlcln•l opium derivalives. . farmers got about ~0 n year said it is big enough lor a agents were ordered ,to slow to materialize. wage for a guard ~ f3.~2 on Ch orIes Ran geI' D·N ·Y· Hi 9 exploded. 1 I I I0 · urn • separate recreation room. · down Friday night by a stale · The l..ebanon Institution has hour. Grace Sa!Uer, manager of Manhattan district includes In addition, R~ngel says, ' from ega sa es 0 ptum g ,. the Flying Bridge Restaurant,- Harlem, an area which he says TUrkish gum was believed tlte and the aid would more than Titere Popovich and Artyuk· police trooper in Washington's 1,300 inmates and 261 guards. The Corrections i)eparlllMDI Supt. William Oallman said said the Ohio ClvU Sltvlcl Jtm. · ultimate sourc-e or 80-per cent make up lor that amoUnt. hln rest, eat and do gymnastic ·Maryland suburbs. sai d she was 10 minutes late contains 400,000 addicts. Ford .and his family were supe•·visory personnel 'and ployes AliiOciation rapra&lll The- Slate Department of tl•e illlcit heroin sold in the Last Monday, Ankara an· exercises. . toda• or ·she and two opening waitresses w~ld have been In thought . the .Issue serious United Slates. nounced that poppy cultivatiOn Tass said the _laboratory also returning to their Alexandria, guards kept over !rom Ute 159 guards, the Am•lcu ' L • t 11 : 30 p.m.' second shift lvould fill in for the · Federatloo of Siate, OOIMt' Y the building at the time oi the enough 1o recall U.S. Am· The lilegal opium does not woul~ be resumed . The State has a proper floor and .ceiling Va., hOm<> a t auvu -. ""plollOI\. . bssaader Willillm M!lt"Omber come from government..:on· Dep!U'tntent immediately_ or· and added this has helped the from Catonsvllle, ·Md., where first shift personnel wbo [ailed and Municipal Emptor- uNan represenla 51 1uarda 1114 lilt "It waa 8 tel'i'lfic ezplosion," . ·for consultations to decide trolled plantings in Turkey, but dered Ambassador Macomber cosmonauts adapt to weigh~ the vice president serv9(! as to report [or work , "We dOn't have any of the Teamstet'll Union f<llll'•lllllll Mra. SlltUer 118id, noting it even what, If any, official action to from lliiclt crops, This gum Is: ro protest strongly then sum· lessness because "they know best man for the marriage or ' blew the ·•··· 011 t of her caah take against the Ankara smuggled into France and moned him 00 Washmgton for Which is rop and which is his olaest son Michael, 24, to first shift here as rar N uni· guarrl•. _.. t other Intermediate locations consultations. bottom." Gayle Ann Brumbaugh, 23 . -• formed men under the rank of "'IIIIer. govermnen . _!_· HECK'$ REG. •1.32· RES TOY DEPT. 69~ HECK'S• REG. 99• PAGE 15 lilt' " 'i: !;: 1 • Delu.11e Nylon Carpet, Very G.,od Quality • This N1otlette SectionOI Home Features A ~ery large Li~ing. ~oom. . Qining ROC?m, 2 Lorge Bedrooms. ood a MasltH Bedroom' & Dress ing Arett thol 'wil/ Appeal the Most O'isrrir.~lnaling Lady . Lorge Fam ily ROOfn. Ond .o Deluxe t::itchen thor Mokes living A Pleasure, I~ Bq,ths ond Utl.lify Atea. · · SUNDAY, JULY 7, 1974 '* . SPORTS DEPT. • The Quiet Heating System. is An other Morlttlfe Feature, Gas. Fuel 011 Or Total Electric VOL 9 NO. 23 k: SPOITS DEPT. · .• OeluMe Kitchen Cabinets and Nome Brand "'pplionce-S the panel will try to decide whethe~ lo go with hi.! blll, which sides with tenanl.!, or with a Senate bill authored by Sen . Paul R. Mella, R· Westlake, which is strooger for landlords. ·. On the conference coounlttee with Stlnzlano and MaUa are Sens. Robert _J. Corts, -R· Elyria, and Oonald L. Woodland, !).Columbus, and Reps. Harry J . Lehman, [). Shaker Heights, and William G. Batchelder, R-Medlna. Explosion CAMP. TOASTER . 4 ~entitttl ° HECK'S REG. 2.59 · NOXZEMA • Shoemak·e r, D Bourneville; Vernal C . Riffe Jr ., D·New Boston; alld Frederick N. Young, R-Dayton, and Sens. Max H. Dennis, R~Wilmington i Howard C. Cook, J:(-Toledo; and O,liver Ocasek, D-Akron. Also scheduled for a Monday meeting at 2 y.m. is a c.oofcrem:e ~;ommlttee on landlord· tenant relations. f\ep . Michael P . Stinziano, DColumbus, a committee member and one ·of the sponsor:' of the legislation, said ° 1 • 4 Picture Windows • • Oovble ThroUghout . Insulated . • Premium 1..6" Paneling. 8irch and Elm • .Biro::h Doors and Hotdi'IIOOd Trim H was Uris rnoncy which caused disagreement arnonr. Democrats and Rc_publicans. 'l11 c GOP called for ap,.-oprl· aHon of $38.3 millien worth of thC! revenue-sharing money 1 plus $43 . ~ million anllcipaled from the first year of operation or the .s tate lottery - a total of '$81 .8 million. Democrats ; including the .... ~·· t'o nslru c tion adnunrstrution, wanted to appropriate only U•e lottery proc<.aeds. 1l1erc were indi ca~ions when the conferees met last month" Ut3l some Democrats were willing to i.ldd t~ extra itlOney , provided the appropriations p~cka ge was changed to provide for primary education, public employe pay raises and pension boosts ror retired employes . Serving on the c:onfcrcncc committee are Reps. Myrl H. b . e 20'' LUG _ . • Anodized Alumlnurr. Window with Insulated Gloss ond Sere'en,. education projects. Gilligan~ Pope supports Summit $~1.96 DEPT. • Floor Joint on 6" C~nter with" T & G Floor • 2xo4 FStuddlng wjth PIY,wood Storm Siding . • Trussed Roof with Plywood P..oof Sheathing • 2351b, Aspftoll Roof Shingles !Seal Down I IX'rng held In trust to earn ntterc!;t for vucaiion<tl . ' , ~n·e -.:ollc{·tlumt for Uw fis(·:tl y Jtr which ••nded June 30. Jnlllt'ations WCI'C given from the .state's rlscal o£fices lalc So far, Gov. John J . Gilligan ha>e. only had one shor_t last week Lhat JW1c collcctiorui has vetoed only one bill sent to m..,ting. We will find out had just about malchell him before the. legislature all· Monday how the rcvenuc~­ e~UruaLes, rrrc:rning collections journed-- for the swnincr. stand; and make up our mind for lhc yeur would be runninK U!gislative leaders had indl· whether Utere is reason to call . about $1~ million ahead of cated they would reconvene the the !flcmbcrs back . I'm not projections , entire .membership this week if going to call them back unless I In addition, said As.<istant Ule conference committee on have to.'' Finance Director Robert Bar· · the supplements i ap· · TI10 state Taxation · Oepartrow. Lhere would be $58.6 miJ . propriation could reach rnent and Office-of Budget and lion worth of federal revenue agreement. Ma.naJ(ernent are to have a re. sharing fWlds which have not " I understand lhe confer~nce port Monday on revenue been app1·opriated and w!Uch Ford unhurt in ·incident SUN RAID ANT & ROACH OR ' 2 "•oz. FLYING INSECT KILLER meuns ooly u ·rew members <'Uin 111 1Ltee 1s nowhere ncar a will be on hand Lo receive so~ution ," said House S~4Jker · mess3ges and any guber- A.G. Landone, D·Bcllaire~ N.Jtorhd vet.Qe$:. during the weckt•nd . ~·They ·'·' ' ' .. ' . ' ' I .. �. .· •• I ·Man ~s capes 17 r injury in . EDWARD M. BROWN tide opiUm farmers over the transition, would prohibit the growing of opiunn in that co1111try. At that time Turkey waa said to be the source of 80 per cent of the illegal heroin in the u .s .'market. Macomber had only recently gone· back to his post in Ankara, after discussions here with officials over the approaching Turkish decision. The United States had turned over to Turkey · about $16 million of the promised funds ingly apparent that the Ankara for aiding farmers ta·convert to government wo uld hav.e ~ hard other crops. time continuin g the Officials said that the ap- prohibition. proximately $20 m illio n ref1)aining in the fund would naturaUy be held back. The U.S. financial aid waa · Eddy 's Schedule supposed to be used to help develop new crops which the Monday, Jl!ly 8 - Forest rarmers could substitute for Run, 3-3:30; Five Points, 3:4!;. opium pctppies. However, the t: l5 ; (i)ld Chester Rd., 4:30-5 ; ba n on poppy culti vatio n. Flatwoods, 5:1:;.5:45 ; Chester, became a political issue in the 6-6:30; Chester, 7-7: 30; Bob's most recent Turk'•h national Gulf·, 8-8 :30. election and it become increas· Thursday, July 11 Pomeroy Ele. & Vic., 1·1 :30: FIGURES RELEASED .Mulberry Hgts., 2·2:15 ; Rt.143 GALUPOLIS - May 1974 "Jet., 2:30-3; Diehl, Atkins, sales of Series E & H United . Riggs, 3:31)..4 ; Harrisonville, !;. States Savings Bonds in Ohio 5:30; H~se ll Run , B:.30-7 ; were$36.9million. Attheend of Laurel Cliff, 7:11>-7:45; Hiland May, the State attained 45.0 Church, 8-8:30. pet. of i~ 1974 sales goal. , _F.rlday, July 12 - Middleport C. Leon Saunders Gallia Library, 1·1:30; Hobson, 2County Volunteer 'savings 2:30 ; Me.igs-Gallla Line, 2:4!;. Bonds Chairman , r ~ported 3:15 ; S1lver Run , 3:30-4 ; May sales of Savings Bonds in Gravel H>ll, 4:15-4 :45; WMPO, the county were $36,829. The ii-5 :30; Bradbury, 6-6 :30; Jet, county achieved 45.iipct. of its 124, 6:4!;.7 :15 ; En~rprise, 7:30an riuill sales goal May 31. 5; 7-33 Market, 8:05-a:35. tn 1967, Nellse .wllls named the West Vlraln ia ch lropr!ctor -the Wil coxen Funeral Home. The Rev . George Oiler l!lnd the Rev , 0 . H. Cl!lrOer 'will of. fl(:iate . Burial will follow In Forrest Hills Cemetery at Leon '· ,·' ot the year · He was aiSQ a member of the West Virglnle Chlroor.nc1Qrs Society , Other memberships include : Mr. Frazier, active In Mlllsonlc· bod ie s and other orgetnlzatlons, died Thursday evening at 11 : 15 p .m . at hi$ home unexpectedly of a heart HUNTINGTON Dr . George Russell Nease , a Huntington chiropractor and formerly of Mason County , died Thursday In a Huntington hpspltal . OPEN DAILY 9 TIL 9- CI.O~ED SUNDAY 252 THIRD AVENUE, GALLIPOLIS Dr. Nease was born In Letart on Ma(.14, 1998. He was the son or the ate George M . and Mary ' ' ARMOUR* STAR BEEF-U.S.D.A. CHOICE Elizabeth Llevlng Nease. ,Survivors in(;lude hls wife. /lks . Esther Austin Nease. Funera l services will be conducted at 1 p.m . Monday at • • • U.S. GOVT. RIB tNSPICTED . • ','. ROASTS we reserve the right Ia limit quan t l tie ~ an an Items in this ild . Prl<es effective thru S.J I., Ju l~ 13 , 1t14 . GAL!lPOLlS "7 Municipal COurt Judge Robert S. Betz Friday fined Harold Patrick, • 35, or HWltington, $300 and •• costs, sentenced hun to 30 days in the county jail and suspended his driver's license for two years for OWl . Patrick was also fined $300 · and costs, sentenced to 30 days ~ · and his right to obtain a license was suspended for one year for 1• driving Wider revocation. " Patrick L. Bos ter, 18, ' Gallipolis, was fined $20 and ! costs for driving left of the • cen!A!r and Harold E . Dray, 20, '~ Rt. 2, Bidwell, was fined $10 1·· and costs for having no eye protection. \ For£eiting bonds wer e ' Rayinond Weiner, ;a, !"air! born, Ohio, $23 speed; Charles • Kerwood, Gallipolis, $28 . , disorderly conduct ; Donovan i Garber, a'!Idress not listed, $58 ; disorderly conduct ; Merrill" S. ! Rose, 18, Rt. 1, Patriot, $28lef{ ; of the center; Carl w. Paisley, • 28, Gallipolis, $23 speed ; Loren R. Neal, 46, Rt. I, Bidwell, $18. lb. Nonl! 5old 1o d ealers. forfeit bond ' CUT FROM THE LARGE END 6th and 7th Rib ·3.6ned, 20 ) , " In all probability, it would avoided 1f the (cornmisslon) have been lower," he said. bad shown a little courage and can only be surmised.'' Char'les S, Morxan, president of the . 1lle fire protection groUP' ·" Tin can fleet" .shrinking By JACK V. FOX LONG BI>ACH, Calif. (UP!) - A year ago, there were often more than 50 warships tied up In this "home port of the tin can fleet." Now the Long Beach Naval Base "active fleet" is com. prised basically of eight naval reserve training ships . The combat · vessels, including about 25 destroyers, have been tr~nsferred to other home ports: most to San Diego. M1tltary manpower ashore has dropped from more than 20,000 to leas than 10,000 and will go down more. A captain's flaginsteador\hatofatwostar admiral flies over the headqUar te~s of the commandon g officer. The Long Beach base would really be in the doldrums were it notfor theincreased activity of lhe adjoonlng Long Beach Naval Shipyard. Manpower at t~e shipyard has gone up . by about 1,000 workers to a total of around 7,200. The HWlter's Point navy yard In San FranciscQ Bay bas been closed down and Long Beach l• now handling virtually all West Coast refilling, repair and conatcuction. That sharp cutback at Long Beach is part of an overall Defense Department program to cut down expenses at installations to spel)d the money . for . tremendously expensive new "hardware." Since the peak of the VIetnam fighting , the total number of active TICKETS PRINTED vessels has been reduced from CLEVELAND (\.)PI) - The 976 ships to 508. first of !it!O,OOO Ohio lottery One or the effects felt most Uckets began rolling off the deeply in the community bas preases Friday. been the transfer of Navy men The Lottery Commission whose families lived in Long system supervisor, Terry ·aeach and went to the public Burnett, said the all,irnportant school system. · nunnbers will not be added to Capt. James J . Meyer Jr. the tickets WI Iii shorUy before who succeeded Rear Adm. the first one is sold . Tickets are G. Lambert as commanding . due to go on sale Aug. 12. officer at Long Beach, said the Until the commission gets Its base still bas high morale and own press set up the tickets are is busy with its side respon- · being printed at Greyhound slbilities. Among them Is Computer Corp. v: PENNTfARI QUALITY ..,.. U.S. GOVT, INSPECTED ; FRESH GROUND .BEEF no motorcycle William George Johnson, 28, ~ Gallipolis, $28 speed ; Gene D. · Blakney; 31, Akron, $28 speed ; Gregory L. Davison, :it, Patriot . Star Rt. ; $20 and costs, failure . to register vehicle ; J ames C. Kunath, 34, Rt. 1, Langsville, $28 speed for conditions; Earl . C. Clay, Jr.,- 42, .F ort Wayne, Ind., . $23 speed; Glenn E. Nonnan, 18, Rt. I, Bidwell, $18 no muffler ; Carl T. David , 34, Marie.tta, $33 speed ; Danice D. Barker, 18, Danville, W. Va., $23 speed; Earl P. Archer, 21, ·Middleport, $18 speed ; Robert M. Gillespie, '36, Dayton, $23 speed; Cluirles L. Sievers, 4·7, Grove City; $18 speed ; ·Raymond W. 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The association made no saved and malnning Injuries estimate of property damage resulting from fireworks but said the· celebtatlve displays bad caused 48 fires in the 1mo Angeles area alone. In providing hOWling for as many as 2,000 men whose ships are being oVerhauled, running a targe· hospital and keeping shipshape. ." I think the biggest loss in . morale has been ·in my Cub ;Scout _pack,," he laughed , "It "For That Personal & Professional Toucn ·' has dropped from 25 to 11 FEATU RING members,'' Fire Protection Assodation, said . loa of ,;ociatton satd Fridfly. · . ' • • • · rireworka mjur1es from sight tQ loss of limbs, Ule National Fire Protection N!r Chiropractors criticized the cOnsumer Pro~,"~h'eEi~~r;:ubC~~~~e~it';;,~~ ducts Sa£ety Commission for Church . lifting the ban on £!reworks it F Friends may coli at Reger had imposed lor June 11. The uneral Home from 9 a.m. fo 9 ban was postponed under p.m . today . pressure from the fireworks industry. ]nmes Logan l/ In Anaheim, Calif., a fourGALL IPOLI S FERRY month-old child died in a house James Robert LogoJn II, Infant Fire sparked when someone son of James Robert Logan and Edna Duncan of Gallipolis threw fireworks down the mail Ferry d ied at 11 a.m. Friday at chute. One youthful celebrator the Children ' s Hospital In was killed and his companion Columbus. He was born M.ay 11 , 1974 at Injured when · a home-made pipe bomb exploded .. Pleasc;~nt Valley Hospita l In Point Pleasant and had been il l prematurely as they prepared si nce birth . In addition to · his parents, to detonate It in a field near the survivors include a sister, Ann Chicago suburb of . Arlington Marie Logan at home : Heights. paternal grandmother, Mrs . An M-80 killed a 34-year-old Sherman logan of Gallipolis Ferry ; a maternal arand · man at Fackler, Ala., and aliimother , Mrs. Marle Duncan of year-old boy was killed in a Gallipolis Ferry ; maternal mishap in Stark County, Ohio. grandfather , Will am Ouncan A prankster threw a cherry of Gallipolis Fer,ry . Funeral services will be held bomb through the window of a at 2 p.m . today In the Wyoma Chicago squadcar. As the Church with the Rev . Clarence Ebert and the Rev . ,Nancy patrolman, John Dalesandro, Walker officiating and burial 32, juggled the Uny explosive to will follow I n the Clonch get it out or the car, it burst in .Cemetery . · his right hand. Delesandro lost International Dr. George Nease · America's Fa_vorlte Sci lad 'Grlten· QUANTITY PURCHASING AND QU.ICK TURNOVER MAKES THIS · REPEAT OFFER POSSIBLE! BETTER HURRY! services for David E. Fr.nler Sr ·• ~S. af Point Pteas.nnl Route 2• Hickory Chapel Commvnltr,, !ltack. 0 . KtRKW~gD the fir•t joint of the middle per•on.s were kJJ• ..... In finger. 't' -~W "What lhe totals wnuld have Baptlsl Church ot Ceredo will fireworks uc~idents during In· officiate the ..r.vice. Bur lll dependence Day celebrations "been if the ... commission bad will tallow at lhe Rldgelown and nearly 200 other$ sufl~ed not Hrted its nationwide han ... Memorial Park. 1n Huntington . , , the Reger .. Funeral Chapel . FowReY . Hubert 51~~: ot the Flnt - Wiill)e held at 1 p.m. Sundoy n U. S. Ambassador recalled . to discuss Turkish opium WASHINGTON (UP! ) U.S. Ambassador to Turkey William Macomber ba s been ordered borne for consultations in connection with the Turkish goyernm ent 's decision to resume the growing of opiunn poppies, the State Department said today. · The department earlier this week branded the Turkish decision a breach of faith , involving a one-sided termination of a 1971 agreement bet· ween' the two eoWltries. The agreement provided that Tur· key in return for $35 .7 million in U.S. economic aid to help Bv United Preu Intemational · David Fruier ,, E.dward M. Brown "top graduate" DEL RIO, Texas - First Lieutenant Brown was Ueutenant Edward M. Brown, commissioned through the Air son or Mrs. F rances Brown, 616 Force Reserve Officer East Fifth Stceet, New Haven, Training Corps. in June, 1971, has been selected "Top and was awarded the Graduate" oi ~ U. S; Ai r aeronautical rating of pilot Force T-38 Pilot Instcuctor upon gra duation fr om un· Training School - Claas 74-23. dergraduate pilot training at The award of "Top Graduate," L~ug hlin AF B, Texas, on states Lieutenan t Colonel November 2, 1973. Donald E. Ellis, commander of In his capacity as squadron 1he 560 Flying Training Squad· instcuctor pilot with the 86th ron, "is based upon both fl ying Flying Training Squadron, and academic phases of the Lieutenant Brown flies the , course/ ' and Lieutena nt Northrop T-38 supersonic jet Brown has "displayed, to a trainer (Talon), and instructs high degree, ·the abillty, student pilots in the final phase lnltlative , and superior of training prior to receiving leadership qualities that form their pilot's wings. 1he foundation of our Instructor A 1966 graduate of Wahama , pUot and officer corps!' The High School, he received his Instructor pilot training A.A . and B.S.C. de grees courses are conducted at majoring in radio-television ltandolph AFB, Texas. Upon from Ohlo Uni versity . ,He graduation from the course on received a .diploma ' -i n May 21 1974, Lieutenant Brown broadcast engineering in 197i received the rating or in· from Clevellmd Institute of structor pilot. · Elec tronics. In 1972 he earned . I Route 2. GERMANY Army Specialist Fo~r Eddie M. Turley, 19, or O,xter, and other· members of his field artillery battery, attained a perfect score during annual testing in Germany . For the second year in a row, Battery A of the 28th Field ArtiUery's 2nd Battalion fired 27 rounds from the army's largest s·elf-propelled artillery gun a distance of over 20 miles. Eac~ round found its target. These tcaining tests, conduc!A!d in . Grafenworh, Germany, rat-e the Wlit's combat readiness . Battery A was his M.A. and M.S. degrees daugh!A!r of Mr. and Mrs. awarded a ·trophy for exspecializing in broadcast Martin Wilcoxe.n, Route 2, cellence. Spec. Turley, son of Mr. and. management and public Racine. Mrs , Clarence Turley, Route 1, Lt. and Mrs. Brown reside in relations from the Ohio Dexter, is a senior wireman University Graduate School. · Del Rio, Texas. with the battery. His wife, Dottie, is the l •' . • Turley part of ' perfect group • . ---------------~-- PT. Pi,EASANT - Funeral and weighs apprbximately 200 his property. The elevator is 24 feet long poWlds. Anyone having seen the and 30 lnches'[wide and has a three-quarter electric motor equipment is asked ·to notify the sheriff's department. GALLIPOLIS - Katherine L. Ross, 17, Gallipolis, was cited to Juvenile Court for driving left ef center following a traffic accident at ii :45 p.m. Friday on the Fairfield . Centenary Rd. nine tenths or a mile south of .&1,,.588. Acwere issued. cording to the Gallia-Meigs The department also Post State Highway Patrol, the repor!A!d that on July 4, Jen- Ross car sideswiped an ·auto nings Beegle, Rt. 1, Miners- operated- by Jerry Hill , 22. of ville, repor!A!d that a heavy A5idison . There was ri1oderate elevator had been stolen from damage to both cars. .. 1 truck-tractor mishap Girl cited . take heavy toll of life and limb : Ar ea D. eath s ! Fireworks . '' ' ••I' . ' POMEROY - A Rt. 4, Pomeroy man escaped Injury when the tractor he was drlvln·g was struck Friday at 6:18p.m. by a track on SR 143. near Harrisonville, the Meigs Count}' Sheriff's Department reported. Kenneth C. Welsh was traveling south on a tractor when he at!A!mpted to make a left turn . As he did so a truck driven by. James W. Hill, Jr., 19, Colwnbus, attempted to pass and struck the tractor . There was moderate property damage, No citations The&on :- --~~~D ·Sentlnel,Sunday,July7, 1974 .. . • ' ' I \. .--r . . I ' ' �. .· •• I ·Man ~s capes 17 r injury in . EDWARD M. BROWN tide opiUm farmers over the transition, would prohibit the growing of opiunn in that co1111try. At that time Turkey waa said to be the source of 80 per cent of the illegal heroin in the u .s .'market. Macomber had only recently gone· back to his post in Ankara, after discussions here with officials over the approaching Turkish decision. The United States had turned over to Turkey · about $16 million of the promised funds ingly apparent that the Ankara for aiding farmers ta·convert to government wo uld hav.e ~ hard other crops. time continuin g the Officials said that the ap- prohibition. proximately $20 m illio n ref1)aining in the fund would naturaUy be held back. The U.S. financial aid waa · Eddy 's Schedule supposed to be used to help develop new crops which the Monday, Jl!ly 8 - Forest rarmers could substitute for Run, 3-3:30; Five Points, 3:4!;. opium pctppies. However, the t: l5 ; (i)ld Chester Rd., 4:30-5 ; ba n on poppy culti vatio n. Flatwoods, 5:1:;.5:45 ; Chester, became a political issue in the 6-6:30; Chester, 7-7: 30; Bob's most recent Turk'•h national Gulf·, 8-8 :30. election and it become increas· Thursday, July 11 Pomeroy Ele. & Vic., 1·1 :30: FIGURES RELEASED .Mulberry Hgts., 2·2:15 ; Rt.143 GALUPOLIS - May 1974 "Jet., 2:30-3; Diehl, Atkins, sales of Series E & H United . Riggs, 3:31)..4 ; Harrisonville, !;. States Savings Bonds in Ohio 5:30; H~se ll Run , B:.30-7 ; were$36.9million. Attheend of Laurel Cliff, 7:11>-7:45; Hiland May, the State attained 45.0 Church, 8-8:30. pet. of i~ 1974 sales goal. , _F.rlday, July 12 - Middleport C. Leon Saunders Gallia Library, 1·1:30; Hobson, 2County Volunteer 'savings 2:30 ; Me.igs-Gallla Line, 2:4!;. Bonds Chairman , r ~ported 3:15 ; S1lver Run , 3:30-4 ; May sales of Savings Bonds in Gravel H>ll, 4:15-4 :45; WMPO, the county were $36,829. The ii-5 :30; Bradbury, 6-6 :30; Jet, county achieved 45.iipct. of its 124, 6:4!;.7 :15 ; En~rprise, 7:30an riuill sales goal May 31. 5; 7-33 Market, 8:05-a:35. tn 1967, Nellse .wllls named the West Vlraln ia ch lropr!ctor -the Wil coxen Funeral Home. The Rev . George Oiler l!lnd the Rev , 0 . H. Cl!lrOer 'will of. fl(:iate . Burial will follow In Forrest Hills Cemetery at Leon '· ,·' ot the year · He was aiSQ a member of the West Virglnle Chlroor.nc1Qrs Society , Other memberships include : Mr. Frazier, active In Mlllsonlc· bod ie s and other orgetnlzatlons, died Thursday evening at 11 : 15 p .m . at hi$ home unexpectedly of a heart HUNTINGTON Dr . George Russell Nease , a Huntington chiropractor and formerly of Mason County , died Thursday In a Huntington hpspltal . OPEN DAILY 9 TIL 9- CI.O~ED SUNDAY 252 THIRD AVENUE, GALLIPOLIS Dr. Nease was born In Letart on Ma(.14, 1998. He was the son or the ate George M . and Mary ' ' ARMOUR* STAR BEEF-U.S.D.A. CHOICE Elizabeth Llevlng Nease. ,Survivors in(;lude hls wife. /lks . Esther Austin Nease. Funera l services will be conducted at 1 p.m . Monday at • • • U.S. GOVT. RIB tNSPICTED . • ','. ROASTS we reserve the right Ia limit quan t l tie ~ an an Items in this ild . Prl<es effective thru S.J I., Ju l~ 13 , 1t14 . GAL!lPOLlS "7 Municipal COurt Judge Robert S. Betz Friday fined Harold Patrick, • 35, or HWltington, $300 and •• costs, sentenced hun to 30 days in the county jail and suspended his driver's license for two years for OWl . Patrick was also fined $300 · and costs, sentenced to 30 days ~ · and his right to obtain a license was suspended for one year for 1• driving Wider revocation. " Patrick L. Bos ter, 18, ' Gallipolis, was fined $20 and ! costs for driving left of the • cen!A!r and Harold E . Dray, 20, '~ Rt. 2, Bidwell, was fined $10 1·· and costs for having no eye protection. \ For£eiting bonds wer e ' Rayinond Weiner, ;a, !"air! born, Ohio, $23 speed; Charles • Kerwood, Gallipolis, $28 . , disorderly conduct ; Donovan i Garber, a'!Idress not listed, $58 ; disorderly conduct ; Merrill" S. ! Rose, 18, Rt. 1, Patriot, $28lef{ ; of the center; Carl w. Paisley, • 28, Gallipolis, $23 speed ; Loren R. Neal, 46, Rt. I, Bidwell, $18. lb. Nonl! 5old 1o d ealers. forfeit bond ' CUT FROM THE LARGE END 6th and 7th Rib ·3.6ned, 20 ) , " In all probability, it would avoided 1f the (cornmisslon) have been lower," he said. bad shown a little courage and can only be surmised.'' Char'les S, Morxan, president of the . 1lle fire protection groUP' ·" Tin can fleet" .shrinking By JACK V. FOX LONG BI>ACH, Calif. (UP!) - A year ago, there were often more than 50 warships tied up In this "home port of the tin can fleet." Now the Long Beach Naval Base "active fleet" is com. prised basically of eight naval reserve training ships . The combat · vessels, including about 25 destroyers, have been tr~nsferred to other home ports: most to San Diego. M1tltary manpower ashore has dropped from more than 20,000 to leas than 10,000 and will go down more. A captain's flaginsteador\hatofatwostar admiral flies over the headqUar te~s of the commandon g officer. The Long Beach base would really be in the doldrums were it notfor theincreased activity of lhe adjoonlng Long Beach Naval Shipyard. Manpower at t~e shipyard has gone up . by about 1,000 workers to a total of around 7,200. The HWlter's Point navy yard In San FranciscQ Bay bas been closed down and Long Beach l• now handling virtually all West Coast refilling, repair and conatcuction. That sharp cutback at Long Beach is part of an overall Defense Department program to cut down expenses at installations to spel)d the money . for . tremendously expensive new "hardware." Since the peak of the VIetnam fighting , the total number of active TICKETS PRINTED vessels has been reduced from CLEVELAND (\.)PI) - The 976 ships to 508. first of !it!O,OOO Ohio lottery One or the effects felt most Uckets began rolling off the deeply in the community bas preases Friday. been the transfer of Navy men The Lottery Commission whose families lived in Long system supervisor, Terry ·aeach and went to the public Burnett, said the all,irnportant school system. · nunnbers will not be added to Capt. James J . Meyer Jr. the tickets WI Iii shorUy before who succeeded Rear Adm. the first one is sold . Tickets are G. Lambert as commanding . due to go on sale Aug. 12. officer at Long Beach, said the Until the commission gets Its base still bas high morale and own press set up the tickets are is busy with its side respon- · being printed at Greyhound slbilities. Among them Is Computer Corp. v: PENNTfARI QUALITY ..,.. 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The association made no saved and malnning Injuries estimate of property damage resulting from fireworks but said the· celebtatlve displays bad caused 48 fires in the 1mo Angeles area alone. In providing hOWling for as many as 2,000 men whose ships are being oVerhauled, running a targe· hospital and keeping shipshape. ." I think the biggest loss in . morale has been ·in my Cub ;Scout _pack,," he laughed , "It "For That Personal & Professional Toucn ·' has dropped from 25 to 11 FEATU RING members,'' Fire Protection Assodation, said . loa of ,;ociatton satd Fridfly. · . ' • • • · rireworka mjur1es from sight tQ loss of limbs, Ule National Fire Protection N!r Chiropractors criticized the cOnsumer Pro~,"~h'eEi~~r;:ubC~~~~e~it';;,~~ ducts Sa£ety Commission for Church . lifting the ban on £!reworks it F Friends may coli at Reger had imposed lor June 11. The uneral Home from 9 a.m. fo 9 ban was postponed under p.m . today . pressure from the fireworks industry. ]nmes Logan l/ In Anaheim, Calif., a fourGALL IPOLI S FERRY month-old child died in a house James Robert LogoJn II, Infant Fire sparked when someone son of James Robert Logan and Edna Duncan of Gallipolis threw fireworks down the mail Ferry d ied at 11 a.m. Friday at chute. One youthful celebrator the Children ' s Hospital In was killed and his companion Columbus. He was born M.ay 11 , 1974 at Injured when · a home-made pipe bomb exploded .. Pleasc;~nt Valley Hospita l In Point Pleasant and had been il l prematurely as they prepared si nce birth . In addition to · his parents, to detonate It in a field near the survivors include a sister, Ann Chicago suburb of . Arlington Marie Logan at home : Heights. paternal grandmother, Mrs . An M-80 killed a 34-year-old Sherman logan of Gallipolis Ferry ; a maternal arand · man at Fackler, Ala., and aliimother , Mrs. Marle Duncan of year-old boy was killed in a Gallipolis Ferry ; maternal mishap in Stark County, Ohio. grandfather , Will am Ouncan A prankster threw a cherry of Gallipolis Fer,ry . Funeral services will be held bomb through the window of a at 2 p.m . today In the Wyoma Chicago squadcar. As the Church with the Rev . Clarence Ebert and the Rev . ,Nancy patrolman, John Dalesandro, Walker officiating and burial 32, juggled the Uny explosive to will follow I n the Clonch get it out or the car, it burst in .Cemetery . · his right hand. Delesandro lost International Dr. George Nease · America's Fa_vorlte Sci lad 'Grlten· QUANTITY PURCHASING AND QU.ICK TURNOVER MAKES THIS · REPEAT OFFER POSSIBLE! BETTER HURRY! services for David E. Fr.nler Sr ·• ~S. af Point Pteas.nnl Route 2• Hickory Chapel Commvnltr,, !ltack. 0 . KtRKW~gD the fir•t joint of the middle per•on.s were kJJ• ..... In finger. 't' -~W "What lhe totals wnuld have Baptlsl Church ot Ceredo will fireworks uc~idents during In· officiate the ..r.vice. Bur lll dependence Day celebrations "been if the ... commission bad will tallow at lhe Rldgelown and nearly 200 other$ sufl~ed not Hrted its nationwide han ... Memorial Park. 1n Huntington . , , the Reger .. Funeral Chapel . FowReY . Hubert 51~~: ot the Flnt - Wiill)e held at 1 p.m. Sundoy n U. S. Ambassador recalled . to discuss Turkish opium WASHINGTON (UP! ) U.S. Ambassador to Turkey William Macomber ba s been ordered borne for consultations in connection with the Turkish goyernm ent 's decision to resume the growing of opiunn poppies, the State Department said today. · The department earlier this week branded the Turkish decision a breach of faith , involving a one-sided termination of a 1971 agreement bet· ween' the two eoWltries. The agreement provided that Tur· key in return for $35 .7 million in U.S. economic aid to help Bv United Preu Intemational · David Fruier ,, E.dward M. Brown "top graduate" DEL RIO, Texas - First Lieutenant Brown was Ueutenant Edward M. Brown, commissioned through the Air son or Mrs. F rances Brown, 616 Force Reserve Officer East Fifth Stceet, New Haven, Training Corps. in June, 1971, has been selected "Top and was awarded the Graduate" oi ~ U. S; Ai r aeronautical rating of pilot Force T-38 Pilot Instcuctor upon gra duation fr om un· Training School - Claas 74-23. dergraduate pilot training at The award of "Top Graduate," L~ug hlin AF B, Texas, on states Lieutenan t Colonel November 2, 1973. Donald E. Ellis, commander of In his capacity as squadron 1he 560 Flying Training Squad· instcuctor pilot with the 86th ron, "is based upon both fl ying Flying Training Squadron, and academic phases of the Lieutenant Brown flies the , course/ ' and Lieutena nt Northrop T-38 supersonic jet Brown has "displayed, to a trainer (Talon), and instructs high degree, ·the abillty, student pilots in the final phase lnltlative , and superior of training prior to receiving leadership qualities that form their pilot's wings. 1he foundation of our Instructor A 1966 graduate of Wahama , pUot and officer corps!' The High School, he received his Instructor pilot training A.A . and B.S.C. de grees courses are conducted at majoring in radio-television ltandolph AFB, Texas. Upon from Ohlo Uni versity . ,He graduation from the course on received a .diploma ' -i n May 21 1974, Lieutenant Brown broadcast engineering in 197i received the rating or in· from Clevellmd Institute of structor pilot. · Elec tronics. In 1972 he earned . I Route 2. GERMANY Army Specialist Fo~r Eddie M. Turley, 19, or O,xter, and other· members of his field artillery battery, attained a perfect score during annual testing in Germany . For the second year in a row, Battery A of the 28th Field ArtiUery's 2nd Battalion fired 27 rounds from the army's largest s·elf-propelled artillery gun a distance of over 20 miles. Eac~ round found its target. These tcaining tests, conduc!A!d in . Grafenworh, Germany, rat-e the Wlit's combat readiness . Battery A was his M.A. and M.S. degrees daugh!A!r of Mr. and Mrs. awarded a ·trophy for exspecializing in broadcast Martin Wilcoxe.n, Route 2, cellence. Spec. Turley, son of Mr. and. management and public Racine. Mrs , Clarence Turley, Route 1, Lt. and Mrs. Brown reside in relations from the Ohio Dexter, is a senior wireman University Graduate School. · Del Rio, Texas. with the battery. His wife, Dottie, is the l •' . • Turley part of ' perfect group • . ---------------~-- PT. Pi,EASANT - Funeral and weighs apprbximately 200 his property. The elevator is 24 feet long poWlds. Anyone having seen the and 30 lnches'[wide and has a three-quarter electric motor equipment is asked ·to notify the sheriff's department. GALLIPOLIS - Katherine L. Ross, 17, Gallipolis, was cited to Juvenile Court for driving left ef center following a traffic accident at ii :45 p.m. Friday on the Fairfield . Centenary Rd. nine tenths or a mile south of .&1,,.588. Acwere issued. cording to the Gallia-Meigs The department also Post State Highway Patrol, the repor!A!d that on July 4, Jen- Ross car sideswiped an ·auto nings Beegle, Rt. 1, Miners- operated- by Jerry Hill , 22. of ville, repor!A!d that a heavy A5idison . There was ri1oderate elevator had been stolen from damage to both cars. .. 1 truck-tractor mishap Girl cited . take heavy toll of life and limb : Ar ea D. eath s ! Fireworks . '' ' ••I' . ' POMEROY - A Rt. 4, Pomeroy man escaped Injury when the tractor he was drlvln·g was struck Friday at 6:18p.m. by a track on SR 143. near Harrisonville, the Meigs Count}' Sheriff's Department reported. Kenneth C. Welsh was traveling south on a tractor when he at!A!mpted to make a left turn . As he did so a truck driven by. James W. Hill, Jr., 19, Colwnbus, attempted to pass and struck the tractor . There was moderate property damage, No citations The&on :- --~~~D ·Sentlnel,Sunday,July7, 1974 .. . • ' ' I \. .--r . . I ' ' �..,'' L ' Zion S.ptllt Church, old Rt, 7:30 p.m. Evet')'OIH! welcOil"lt. • . • 18- The SllnciQ' Tlmoe. -...I, lknla)o' JulJ 1,lt74 • -- c::tii;Tf:S:;;;;;:;; -r~~~~>w.(~r."~;,r-w;~::;~::nrewers blank Minn::~ . MONDAY Coming 'Events . REGULAR meeting ,.G:~:~ Chlpter 213, Order I Star 1:;,!1 p.m. PIUN 1 Let•gue ' Miss PORK ROYALTY Patty Graham, left,. was runner-up, and Miss Cindy Co~. took the top honors in Ute Gallia County Pork Princess Contest, July I. Scouts to visit zoo · COLUMBUS - An exciting their Brownie or Scout pin or day at the Columbus Zoo is in store ·for Girl Scouts from the 16 counties that make up the Seal of Ohio Girl Scout Council. Thursday, July II, hundreds of . Coun ty Extension Service. Dr. Gene Isler presented an Girl Scouts will come to the zoo tb participate in a day of informative demonstration on the proper g rooming · and special events climaxed by a showing of swine. Isler will be ceremony at 4 p.m . hosted by lhis year's pork judge at the Dave Roberts, disk jockey at WCOL, when the. council will Gallia County Junior Fair . adopt the female seal. The girl who submits the winning entry in a cOntest to name the seal will receive ·a sp~c ial prize and wilL present the check to Dr . James Savoy, Zoo Director , and Mrs . Lonnie Smith, Executive Secretary . Girls . from throughout the council are sending in dimes to help in llle adoption. ATHENS - An Arts and A special admission price. of Crafts . Workshop for 10 cents fOL' girls II and under elementary, pre-school, and and 50 cents for girls 12 and special education teachers will over and adults will be given to be held July 22-Aug, 2 at Ohio aU Scouts. They must wear University. The program is sponsored by the Area of Special Education and will be ville, Tenn. held on the Athens campus. Six hours of graduate or Instruction in art activities undergraduate credit may be including clay, art tissu~. silk earned 1 and room and board screening, candlemaking, and ;,ill be provided · by the picture flaming and in· University for th ose intere:sted. development of pre-school Those . waniing further inmaterials will be conducted by formation should contact the BjUy Garrison, a noted speaker Workshops Office, 301 Tupper and developer of .arts and Hall, Ohio University, Athens, crafts. materials from Nash- 4570], ·.Pork princess chosen GAl.LIPOLIS - Cindy Cox was crowrted Miss Gallia County Pork Pfincess Monday evening, July I. Cindy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cox, Patriot Star Route, Gallipolis. She ts a senior at . Southwestern High Scho.ol and is president of the Cadmus Redskins 4-H Qub. She is·an active member of the Southwestern FHA, Gallia County Youth Board; Junior Leadership 4-H Qub and the French Art Colony. She attends St. Louis Catholic Church. Patty Runner-up was Graham, Rt. 1, Northup. Patty Is die daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Glenn Graham and is a senior at Gallia Academy High School. She is a member of FHA, Triangl~ 4•H Club, French Art Colony and . the Gallia County Youth Board. She attends · First Baptist Church. . The contestants were judged by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones, Dak Hill; Carl Cooke, . Pt. · Pleas an~: · and Georgiana Sommers a student' at WVU. The contest was sponsored. by Ute Gallia County POrk Committee and the Gallia Workshop scheduled LITTLE LEAGUE w1 L0 88 R OR Ttom Tige" 28 Yankees 5 o 92 11 Athlet ics 3 1 63 52 White So• 5 2 109 56 Oriole• 32 62 93 46 91 " Indians Cub< , 1 5 34 121 Red So• I 6 61 98 botUe capo. ~Wteahmonto . "n,IESDAY FRENCH Qty Garde:;'ni~r;;;,~~•• meets with Mrs. r ANNUAL Doovls Reunion at the Trainer, 7:30p.m. home of Mr. and Mrs. Don NEW HOPE Baptllt Olllr<:hl I . Thoma•, Rt. 1, Cheshire. Ololr hOot. talent proflrarn, 7 Buket dinner at nooo. p.m. at the church. All cht~r-1 »m UAL Clark famlly ches are invited to p..-Uclpate. reunion at Gallla County AMERICAN S.ptllt Women of Junior alrgrounds. Allred Calvl!!')' S.pUst Olurch host Clark, dent. the ladles of Simpson Chapel WAYSID Garden Club meeta United Methodist Church, with Mrs Stanley Shaver, 6 feUowshlp room of die S.pttst p.m. Church, 7:30p.m. Miss Gladys PROF. Rev. Leooard Urich Frederick will be guest will be guest speaker at Mt. speaker. Senators TOTALS eyecatcher and is located in the garden of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Withee on the JWule 7 byilflSI. Mrs. Withee Is pictured with die female "9'rec!'OW placed in die garden by Mrs. Withee's brother, Charles E!kew, Pomeroy. 1!>cldentally, birds which earlier destroY.d plants in the garden have not made Ute scene since Ms. Scarecrow bel!"n her carry their membership card. Hours for t.he zoo are 10 a.m . to 6 p.m. and picnic lunches may reign. . be eaten at the zoo or at nearby picnic areas.· Among the events on the day 's program will be Duncan the Magician, an outstanding entertainer from Hilliard, who has won top awards at con• ventions of. the International . RIO GRANDE - Attending was the soloist lor die conBrotherhood of Magicians. He the American Baptist Women's ierence, Mrs. Gaynelle Lynch, will give performan~es at 11 Conference at Otterbein from Mr.. Susan GUiiam, Mrs. !leva a.m. and 3 p.m. At 12 noon the Calvary Baptist Church Evans and Mrs. Irene Bran· cartoons will be shown in the were Mrs. Robert Wilkins, who non. party house and at I p.m ., · ·Mrs. - Gladys Lusher also Kathy Piper and her Puppets animals, and the pictures will acciRilpanied the ladies. Bible will appear in person for a be on display. study leader was Dr. 1\uBsell There will be a drawing at 4 Jones and the missionary delightful show. At 2 p.m. a Walt Disney short feature, p.m. by Dave Roberts who wiU speakers were Mr. and Mrs . " Run, Appaloosa, Run ~' will be give away records donated by John Marshall who served in shown . Following the seal · WCOL Zaire. adoption ceremony at 4 p.m., · Dave Roberts will be on hand at the outdoor stage area to ~A. VE AT SEARS- SAVE AT SEARS -;: conduct ·a record hop and to ~ meet and talk with the girls, Throughout the day a rock m ~ band from l.ancaster, "Brew", ~... . . ~ will play and the Rockwell _ . ... International Cl6wns will be on m .. handtogiveawayballoonsand WILL HAVE THE ~ entertain the girls. A group of ~ girls and adults will a ear as ;a .,, the "Genu-wine, Ori nal Zoo .. Cit ·.· Kazoo sand". T swill be located thro out the zoo grounds wit pads of drawing VI . · • paper and ayons so that the ~ ·• girls can draw their favorite '" AT SEARS _ !;AVE AT .SEARS - (Saturday games not Included) This Week's Games ; Monday Open (Kyger Cr~k Tournament) . Tuesd~y - Red Sox vs. Cubs, 6: Indians vs . WhUe Sox, 8: 15. Wedftesday 6. Thursday - X: 1 G -. RAND OPE.NING SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA OF THE NEW STORE --COMING S()()N - !!! I Senators. 8: 15 . · STILL GOING ON REM EN Team RACINE A's - Members of Racine's Utile league ttqUad are first row, 1-rr - Jonathan Rees, Zane Beegle, Ted Smith, and Allan Pape. Secondrow - BobBill Lee, Seth Hill, Jay Rees, · John Pape, Kent Wolfe, and John Porter.Thlrd row - Don Beegle and Bill Porter, coaches. Giants end .slump, 5-2 NEW YORK ( UP!) - G~ry Matthews slammed a two-run ·homer off Met relief ace Tug McGraw in the sixth inning Saturday to .provide the San • Frandsen Giants with a 5-2 victory over New York. . ~- ,. Garry .Maddox had opened ... •• ·• Ute inning with a single to right, knocking 01Jt starter George Stone. McGraw got Bobby Bonds on a grounder, • but Matthews, who had three hits for the game, followed with . STOCKI ·' 1639 Eastern Gallipolis 446-3273 By Un1t!d Press International National league -. Louts Philadelphia Montreal 1 - 51. ·' !' Pittsburgh . • Chicago ·; ;~.... NewYor'k .. · ~ • · I. pet. g.b. 42 36 .538 40 40 38 38 35 42 .500 3 . soo 3 .455 6lf2 .426 7 112 .424 9 (Wesll .w. t. pet. g.b. 56 26 .68l 45 35 .563· 10 Atlanta :t w. 35 44 3'4 46 44 40 42 40 · · Houston San Fran . San Diego .52.it 13 .512 14 37 47 .440 ·20 . 36 50 .419 22 Salur·day 1 s Results ; San Francisco S New York 2 Atlanta 3 Chicago 2 ItO) St . Louis at Cincinnati, twl- I: : light - :. • Los Angeles at Montreal, n1ght :j • ••1 Every ,s aturday & Sunday HAVE YOUR YARD SALE WITH US! It's The Area's 1 ' . San Diego at Philadelphi~, , night Pittsburgh at Houston, night · ·Today's Games: Los Angeles (John 12-2 and ;· Rau 6-5) at Mont,real (Demo Ia 0-0 and Torrez 7-5), 1: 35 p.m . San Francisco (Bryallt 2-10) · at New York (Seaver 5-6) , 2: 15 '·, -~ m . 1' : p. s,;n Di!'!lo (Jones 5·12) at . ', Phlladelphra (Lonborg t0·1l, .; 1: 35p.m. · t ..., Atlanta (Capra 9-2) a ·· Chicago (Reuschel 7-6), 2: 15 . ', p.rs\'. Louis ( Forsch 0-0 and :• Thompson 0-2) at Cincmnat1 "' (T.'Carroil 0-0 and ·Gullett B·6L , 2: 15 p.m ·. SPRING AVENUE . POMEROY I OHIO (BLAEITNAR BUILDING-lh M. FROM MAIN ST. • . .·. : CLEAN OUT . YOUR CLOSETS AND BASEMENTS NOW•! • • ' Houston (Osteen 7-71,3:05 p.m. Grote, tbe Mets catcher, waS 1 East) lllroWn out of the game in ·Ute w. I. pet. g.b. . fifth inning by home plate Cil'veland 43 35 .551 ljoston 43 36 .554 Detroi.t 43 38 41 37 .531' 1 .526 llh Baltimore 39 40 New York 37 42 IWesll w. t, OOkland 46 35 Ch icago Minnesota 40 38 41 41 pet. g.b. .568 .512 41h .500 Sl!2 39 40 .493 6 umpire Art Williams for 11 abusive language," and j!J.st a few minutes later third base umpire Nick Colosi ejected Giants shortstop Chris ·Speier for " harrassment" and manager West . Westrum for refusing to continue tbe game. 35 46 .432 11 California 32 51 .386 15 Saturday's· Results : Milwaukee 3 Mhinespta 0 Chicago 9 Detroit 8 Kansas City 5 Boston 3 INDIANS IN FIRST . BOSTON . (UP!) - Hal McRae, Tony Solaita and Fran Healy all had two hits and an TOday's Games: Baltimore <McNally 7-6) at. RBI Saturday as the Kansas Dakland ( Holtzman 9-9), 4: 30 City Royals defeated the p.m . · Cleveland (J . Perry 7-7) at Boston Red Sox 5-3, dropping Californ ia <Tanana 4-12). 5 them from first place in the p.m . . American l.eague East. 1 · ·. New York (Dobson 6-10) at The loss put Boston a half Texas (Hargan 6-4 L 9 p .m . Minnesota ( Butler 3-3 and - game behind the Cleveland Corbin 3-51 at Milwaukee Indians, who played last night. ( Kobel 3-8 and Colborn 4-5L 2 An Indian win would put llle p.m . . Chicago (Johnson 0-0) at . Red Sox a full game out, A Detroit (Lolich 10-8) , 1:30 p.m. Cleveland loss would leave Ute Kansas City {McDaniel and Dal Canton 4--4) at Boston (Lee two teams in a flat-footed lie for first. 9-7 arid Moret 1-2 ), 2 p.m. BaltimoreatOaktand, twi -light Cleveland at California , night New York at Texas, night ••• R OR It's as if sam~ banks were becoming "securities clearing houses." ' 0 89 15 game not J6 "i'" ' 69 55 • • • • • -·• J ln - . Wednesday - Dodgers vs. Giants, 6; Braves vs·. Gian1s, 8:15 (mak eup) . · ThUrsday - Phi Illes vs . Friday - Giants vs. Braves. I PEE WEE SCHEDULE PASSBOOK SAVINGS MOnday - Cards vs . Robi_ns. Tuesday - Eagles vs. J. Hawk.s . Wednesday Angels vs. Falcons . Thursday Robins vs . Eagles. · Friday J -Hawks vs . ~/o 1·YEAR CERTIFICATE o/o .12% C~rds. ANNUAL ' ' . YIEI,O Braves edge " • Payable Quarterly • Minimum $1 ,ooo:oo ANNUAL RATE Cubs, 3-2 • • Compounded Daily CHICAGO (UP!) _:_ Darrell Evans doubled home Ralph Garr with one out in the top of the tenth inning Saturday to lift Ute Atlanta Braves and relief . ace L.W Krausse to a 3-2 decision over the Chicago · CUbs. Evans' hit, the~nly extrabase bJow ·of the game, came off Cub loser Oscar ,zamora, who pitched the fiital three " innings for·.th~ Cubs . . The Braves,, whq had lost five in a row to Ute 'Cilbs, collected 12 hits off four CUb pitchers, with Evans adding two singles to his hit parade. Garr led off the Braves tenth with a single to deep shortstop and' was sacrificed to second by shortstop Craig Robinson. Evans then hit Zamora's first pilei\ over Jose Cardenal's head to produce Ute gamewinning run. Atlanta scored in a run in Ute second inning on singles by Dave Johnson, Frank Tepedino and · starting pitcher Rorie Harrison. Two walks, a single by Dusty Baker, and a throwing error by catcher Steve Swisher gave the Braves another run in the third. GOLDEN PASSBOOK %Dfo 2-YEAR CERTIFICATE /o 0 ANNUAL AATE • Payable Quarterly • Minimum $1,000.00 3-MONTH CERTIFICATE %o;0 .A=~~:L 3-YEAR CE~TIFICATE 1/2 OL .'~ ~~ • • 'ANNUAL ·.· RATE • Payable Quarterly • Mi.nimum $1,000.00 ANNUAL RATE ·. 0 4-YEAR CERTIFICATE · • Payable Quarterly • Minimum $5,000.00, Knit Slacks CERTIFICATES WITH FACE· AMOUNT OF $5,000.00 OR MORE. fedeial law and regulation prohibit the pay.ment of ·a lime deposit prior to maturity unless 1hree months . of the inlerest thereon iS torfeited and interest on the amount wrthdrawn rs reduced to the passbook· rate, - .-.... · SPORT SHIRTS McGregor Campus Open Morula, tl 8 PM • " .. ... - NO GIMMICKS - JUST SECURITY Arrow -- .. 7U ,c .· INTERE"ST PAYABLE MONTHLYIF YOU DESIRE ON Farah Kinpridge Sans-A-Belt ' R~TE u Reston I ANN\IAL • Payable Quarterly • Minimum $1,000.00 • Payable Quarterly • Minimum $1,000.00 by lrm.~ ANNUAL RATE and in addition to all this ... monthly and quarterly income! Shoes • ' . Reds . SWIMWEAR by McGregor &.,-Campus Converse • ' We prefer the way we do things at Ohfo Valley Bank. Taking the time to give calm, constructive, person-to-person advice on cur- . rent financial developments-and their. impact on your personal savings program. This Week 's Games : Monday Dogers vs. Phlllies. Tuesday - Reds ·vs . Braves. by ,. l' . Summer Action-Paired Fashions To Suit The Active Man AVAILABLE FOR ALL! ! _MAKI YOUR PLANS NOWI ,l,. 1_ ( Securities and bank ~avings accounts are vastly different finanCial instruments. And choosing the ·securities route can be full of pitfalls for the unwary. 118 293 COMFORT ·IN ACTION ·SPORTSWEAR ' • • BOOTHS .493 4 .468 6 Milwaukee Kansas City Texas 112 6 Red s 6 I 90 Giants 3 3 61 Phlllles 1 6 34 Dodgers '1 7 19 TOTALS . 17 17 293 Last. Wee k' s Results : Braves 15 Dodgers 0 Reds 11 Giants 7 Braves 11 Ph lllies 7 Reds 18 Dodgers 3 (Sa turda y' s duded) 34th appearance, came on in relief of the struggling John D'Acquisto in the seventh Inning and allowed only a single and two walks the rest of the way for his 13th save. The Mets, who had. won eight of their last 12 outings in a bid to escape the National League East cellar, had a multitude of chances in the early going as D'Acquisto yielded five hits and six walks, three of them in lllethlrd inning . They took a 1-6 lead in the · second on a walk, John Milner's double and a single by Jerry Grote, but with runners on second and third and none out they couldn't get another run. San Frandsco went ahead in llle fifth on doubles ori by Steve Oritiveros and John Boccabella and a two-<>ut single by Tito FuenteS. W L '.,. ..---------------, • • LARGEST Pittsburgh I Rooker 5-6) at · (East Los Angeles l ·.':~ Cincinnati SELL ANYTHING YOU HAVEl his ninth home run of the season over the left centerfield fence to give the Giants a 4-1 lead. San Francisco, with lll.osses in Its previous 14 games, had rallied for two runs .in the fifth inning to overcowe a 1-ll deficit and the Giants added another in ·the eighth when Bob MiUer walked Bruce Miller with two out and the bases loaded to force in a run. Randy Moffitt, making his · Major League Standings TO CHOOSE FROM! - BETTER · Gallipolis Chrysler-Plymouth· PONY LEAGUE Bra ves ON ALL 40 HURRY! It's become almost commonplace . for bank headlines ·to ~cream about rates, yields, term certificates with fixed maturities. Fridav Athletics vs . Tigers , 6; Or ioles vs . Yankees, 8: 15. ~ SAVI GS NEW CARS. IN . OVER Athlet ics. vs . Orioles vs .1 Whit e Sox, 6 ; Red Sox vs . BIG SALE <. · "' Isears · I < 1 6 56 l40 28 21 642 642 .White Sox 25 Senators 3 OHIO'S lARGEST . DEAL£R .Attend conference Tom Murpby pitched tht ninth and retired the Twins "1 order. May's game-winning blow came 'wid! two 011\a In die oecond and scored Mike Hogan , and Darrell Porter, who "-d walked. Decker, now H, was Wted runInning In and nO ta inwith Ute one ei hd! ou g · 'Yank ees 1S Red Sox 4 CHRYSLER· PLYMOUTH ----------~~ . by l.arry Hlole and Tony Oliva caused Brewer manager [)eJ Crandall to caU on Rodriguez with two outs in the sixth, o • •• i . ir d Bob '""" guez ret e Darwin on an infield ground btlll to eod Minnesota 's only lllreat, then blanked the Twin$ in die h seventh and eig th innings. Tigers 11 Orioles 1 G.ALLI POLIS . first~ scoreless for the and 2...1 innings to get the wln and Rodriguez blanked them for th xt t lnntn t 'ck .,_ e ne wo gs o pi '"" lourlll save. Champion, now 31, had' not won a game since May 2.4. Champion llad allowed just three singles helore base hits J White Sox 22 Cubs 6 Tigers 12 Indians. 7 Athletics 19 Red Sox 13 Indian s. 26 Senll1ors 9 Cubs. A BLOW FOR LIB?- Women'a Ub bu mon alended into the scarec1vw endeavor. This female scarecrow Is a real Mil. WAUKEE (UP!) - BiU Champion F.duardo .Bo<Jriguez aifdTomMurphycombinedfor · . , a stx-hit shutout and Dave May's two-nm double gave Illy Milwaukee Brewers a 3-6 'cto over the Minnesota . TwVl Ins0'Saturda Y. . Champion' held the Twins :.· _ Ust Wc:ek's Results : 1 '• ~tan~lnlJ.B $'-<=&lw.(-9-<=?.'>,WM'i:= 'IIVNDN VISIT ZOO - Melinda and Melissa Bradford, West · Jefferson, get acquainted with a baby goat at the Columbus . Zoo. They will be among Ute hundreds of Gtri. Scouts from 16 counties who .will participate in Girl Scout Day at the Zoo, July \1. :·:·t. ::::O,;o'/.6:~X:~~¥.·X0:".-'/.. • .., - · �..,'' L ' Zion S.ptllt Church, old Rt, 7:30 p.m. Evet')'OIH! welcOil"lt. • . • 18- The SllnciQ' Tlmoe. -...I, lknla)o' JulJ 1,lt74 • -- c::tii;Tf:S:;;;;;:;; -r~~~~>w.(~r."~;,r-w;~::;~::nrewers blank Minn::~ . MONDAY Coming 'Events . REGULAR meeting ,.G:~:~ Chlpter 213, Order I Star 1:;,!1 p.m. PIUN 1 Let•gue ' Miss PORK ROYALTY Patty Graham, left,. was runner-up, and Miss Cindy Co~. took the top honors in Ute Gallia County Pork Princess Contest, July I. Scouts to visit zoo · COLUMBUS - An exciting their Brownie or Scout pin or day at the Columbus Zoo is in store ·for Girl Scouts from the 16 counties that make up the Seal of Ohio Girl Scout Council. Thursday, July II, hundreds of . Coun ty Extension Service. Dr. Gene Isler presented an Girl Scouts will come to the zoo tb participate in a day of informative demonstration on the proper g rooming · and special events climaxed by a showing of swine. Isler will be ceremony at 4 p.m . hosted by lhis year's pork judge at the Dave Roberts, disk jockey at WCOL, when the. council will Gallia County Junior Fair . adopt the female seal. The girl who submits the winning entry in a cOntest to name the seal will receive ·a sp~c ial prize and wilL present the check to Dr . James Savoy, Zoo Director , and Mrs . Lonnie Smith, Executive Secretary . Girls . from throughout the council are sending in dimes to help in llle adoption. ATHENS - An Arts and A special admission price. of Crafts . Workshop for 10 cents fOL' girls II and under elementary, pre-school, and and 50 cents for girls 12 and special education teachers will over and adults will be given to be held July 22-Aug, 2 at Ohio aU Scouts. They must wear University. The program is sponsored by the Area of Special Education and will be ville, Tenn. held on the Athens campus. Six hours of graduate or Instruction in art activities undergraduate credit may be including clay, art tissu~. silk earned 1 and room and board screening, candlemaking, and ;,ill be provided · by the picture flaming and in· University for th ose intere:sted. development of pre-school Those . waniing further inmaterials will be conducted by formation should contact the BjUy Garrison, a noted speaker Workshops Office, 301 Tupper and developer of .arts and Hall, Ohio University, Athens, crafts. materials from Nash- 4570], ·.Pork princess chosen GAl.LIPOLIS - Cindy Cox was crowrted Miss Gallia County Pork Pfincess Monday evening, July I. Cindy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cox, Patriot Star Route, Gallipolis. She ts a senior at . Southwestern High Scho.ol and is president of the Cadmus Redskins 4-H Qub. She is·an active member of the Southwestern FHA, Gallia County Youth Board; Junior Leadership 4-H Qub and the French Art Colony. She attends St. Louis Catholic Church. Patty Runner-up was Graham, Rt. 1, Northup. Patty Is die daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Glenn Graham and is a senior at Gallia Academy High School. She is a member of FHA, Triangl~ 4•H Club, French Art Colony and . the Gallia County Youth Board. She attends · First Baptist Church. . The contestants were judged by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones, Dak Hill; Carl Cooke, . Pt. · Pleas an~: · and Georgiana Sommers a student' at WVU. The contest was sponsored. by Ute Gallia County POrk Committee and the Gallia Workshop scheduled LITTLE LEAGUE w1 L0 88 R OR Ttom Tige" 28 Yankees 5 o 92 11 Athlet ics 3 1 63 52 White So• 5 2 109 56 Oriole• 32 62 93 46 91 " Indians Cub< , 1 5 34 121 Red So• I 6 61 98 botUe capo. ~Wteahmonto . "n,IESDAY FRENCH Qty Garde:;'ni~r;;;,~~•• meets with Mrs. r ANNUAL Doovls Reunion at the Trainer, 7:30p.m. home of Mr. and Mrs. Don NEW HOPE Baptllt Olllr<:hl I . Thoma•, Rt. 1, Cheshire. Ololr hOot. talent proflrarn, 7 Buket dinner at nooo. p.m. at the church. All cht~r-1 »m UAL Clark famlly ches are invited to p..-Uclpate. reunion at Gallla County AMERICAN S.ptllt Women of Junior alrgrounds. Allred Calvl!!')' S.pUst Olurch host Clark, dent. the ladles of Simpson Chapel WAYSID Garden Club meeta United Methodist Church, with Mrs Stanley Shaver, 6 feUowshlp room of die S.pttst p.m. Church, 7:30p.m. Miss Gladys PROF. Rev. Leooard Urich Frederick will be guest will be guest speaker at Mt. speaker. Senators TOTALS eyecatcher and is located in the garden of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Withee on the JWule 7 byilflSI. Mrs. Withee Is pictured with die female "9'rec!'OW placed in die garden by Mrs. Withee's brother, Charles E!kew, Pomeroy. 1!>cldentally, birds which earlier destroY.d plants in the garden have not made Ute scene since Ms. Scarecrow bel!"n her carry their membership card. Hours for t.he zoo are 10 a.m . to 6 p.m. and picnic lunches may reign. . be eaten at the zoo or at nearby picnic areas.· Among the events on the day 's program will be Duncan the Magician, an outstanding entertainer from Hilliard, who has won top awards at con• ventions of. the International . RIO GRANDE - Attending was the soloist lor die conBrotherhood of Magicians. He the American Baptist Women's ierence, Mrs. Gaynelle Lynch, will give performan~es at 11 Conference at Otterbein from Mr.. Susan GUiiam, Mrs. !leva a.m. and 3 p.m. At 12 noon the Calvary Baptist Church Evans and Mrs. Irene Bran· cartoons will be shown in the were Mrs. Robert Wilkins, who non. party house and at I p.m ., · ·Mrs. - Gladys Lusher also Kathy Piper and her Puppets animals, and the pictures will acciRilpanied the ladies. Bible will appear in person for a be on display. study leader was Dr. 1\uBsell There will be a drawing at 4 Jones and the missionary delightful show. At 2 p.m. a Walt Disney short feature, p.m. by Dave Roberts who wiU speakers were Mr. and Mrs . " Run, Appaloosa, Run ~' will be give away records donated by John Marshall who served in shown . Following the seal · WCOL Zaire. adoption ceremony at 4 p.m., · Dave Roberts will be on hand at the outdoor stage area to ~A. VE AT SEARS- SAVE AT SEARS -;: conduct ·a record hop and to ~ meet and talk with the girls, Throughout the day a rock m ~ band from l.ancaster, "Brew", ~... . . ~ will play and the Rockwell _ . ... International Cl6wns will be on m .. handtogiveawayballoonsand WILL HAVE THE ~ entertain the girls. A group of ~ girls and adults will a ear as ;a .,, the "Genu-wine, Ori nal Zoo .. Cit ·.· Kazoo sand". T swill be located thro out the zoo grounds wit pads of drawing VI . · • paper and ayons so that the ~ ·• girls can draw their favorite '" AT SEARS _ !;AVE AT .SEARS - (Saturday games not Included) This Week's Games ; Monday Open (Kyger Cr~k Tournament) . Tuesd~y - Red Sox vs. Cubs, 6: Indians vs . WhUe Sox, 8: 15. Wedftesday 6. Thursday - X: 1 G -. RAND OPE.NING SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA OF THE NEW STORE --COMING S()()N - !!! I Senators. 8: 15 . · STILL GOING ON REM EN Team RACINE A's - Members of Racine's Utile league ttqUad are first row, 1-rr - Jonathan Rees, Zane Beegle, Ted Smith, and Allan Pape. Secondrow - BobBill Lee, Seth Hill, Jay Rees, · John Pape, Kent Wolfe, and John Porter.Thlrd row - Don Beegle and Bill Porter, coaches. Giants end .slump, 5-2 NEW YORK ( UP!) - G~ry Matthews slammed a two-run ·homer off Met relief ace Tug McGraw in the sixth inning Saturday to .provide the San • Frandsen Giants with a 5-2 victory over New York. . ~- ,. Garry .Maddox had opened ... •• ·• Ute inning with a single to right, knocking 01Jt starter George Stone. McGraw got Bobby Bonds on a grounder, • but Matthews, who had three hits for the game, followed with . STOCKI ·' 1639 Eastern Gallipolis 446-3273 By Un1t!d Press International National league -. Louts Philadelphia Montreal 1 - 51. ·' !' Pittsburgh . • Chicago ·; ;~.... NewYor'k .. · ~ • · I. pet. g.b. 42 36 .538 40 40 38 38 35 42 .500 3 . soo 3 .455 6lf2 .426 7 112 .424 9 (Wesll .w. t. pet. g.b. 56 26 .68l 45 35 .563· 10 Atlanta :t w. 35 44 3'4 46 44 40 42 40 · · Houston San Fran . San Diego .52.it 13 .512 14 37 47 .440 ·20 . 36 50 .419 22 Salur·day 1 s Results ; San Francisco S New York 2 Atlanta 3 Chicago 2 ItO) St . Louis at Cincinnati, twl- I: : light - :. • Los Angeles at Montreal, n1ght :j • ••1 Every ,s aturday & Sunday HAVE YOUR YARD SALE WITH US! It's The Area's 1 ' . San Diego at Philadelphi~, , night Pittsburgh at Houston, night · ·Today's Games: Los Angeles (John 12-2 and ;· Rau 6-5) at Mont,real (Demo Ia 0-0 and Torrez 7-5), 1: 35 p.m . San Francisco (Bryallt 2-10) · at New York (Seaver 5-6) , 2: 15 '·, -~ m . 1' : p. s,;n Di!'!lo (Jones 5·12) at . ', Phlladelphra (Lonborg t0·1l, .; 1: 35p.m. · t ..., Atlanta (Capra 9-2) a ·· Chicago (Reuschel 7-6), 2: 15 . ', p.rs\'. Louis ( Forsch 0-0 and :• Thompson 0-2) at Cincmnat1 "' (T.'Carroil 0-0 and ·Gullett B·6L , 2: 15 p.m ·. SPRING AVENUE . POMEROY I OHIO (BLAEITNAR BUILDING-lh M. FROM MAIN ST. • . .·. : CLEAN OUT . YOUR CLOSETS AND BASEMENTS NOW•! • • ' Houston (Osteen 7-71,3:05 p.m. Grote, tbe Mets catcher, waS 1 East) lllroWn out of the game in ·Ute w. I. pet. g.b. . fifth inning by home plate Cil'veland 43 35 .551 ljoston 43 36 .554 Detroi.t 43 38 41 37 .531' 1 .526 llh Baltimore 39 40 New York 37 42 IWesll w. t, OOkland 46 35 Ch icago Minnesota 40 38 41 41 pet. g.b. .568 .512 41h .500 Sl!2 39 40 .493 6 umpire Art Williams for 11 abusive language," and j!J.st a few minutes later third base umpire Nick Colosi ejected Giants shortstop Chris ·Speier for " harrassment" and manager West . Westrum for refusing to continue tbe game. 35 46 .432 11 California 32 51 .386 15 Saturday's· Results : Milwaukee 3 Mhinespta 0 Chicago 9 Detroit 8 Kansas City 5 Boston 3 INDIANS IN FIRST . BOSTON . (UP!) - Hal McRae, Tony Solaita and Fran Healy all had two hits and an TOday's Games: Baltimore <McNally 7-6) at. RBI Saturday as the Kansas Dakland ( Holtzman 9-9), 4: 30 City Royals defeated the p.m . · Cleveland (J . Perry 7-7) at Boston Red Sox 5-3, dropping Californ ia <Tanana 4-12). 5 them from first place in the p.m . . American l.eague East. 1 · ·. New York (Dobson 6-10) at The loss put Boston a half Texas (Hargan 6-4 L 9 p .m . Minnesota ( Butler 3-3 and - game behind the Cleveland Corbin 3-51 at Milwaukee Indians, who played last night. ( Kobel 3-8 and Colborn 4-5L 2 An Indian win would put llle p.m . . Chicago (Johnson 0-0) at . Red Sox a full game out, A Detroit (Lolich 10-8) , 1:30 p.m. Cleveland loss would leave Ute Kansas City {McDaniel and Dal Canton 4--4) at Boston (Lee two teams in a flat-footed lie for first. 9-7 arid Moret 1-2 ), 2 p.m. BaltimoreatOaktand, twi -light Cleveland at California , night New York at Texas, night ••• R OR It's as if sam~ banks were becoming "securities clearing houses." ' 0 89 15 game not J6 "i'" ' 69 55 • • • • • -·• J ln - . Wednesday - Dodgers vs. Giants, 6; Braves vs·. Gian1s, 8:15 (mak eup) . · ThUrsday - Phi Illes vs . Friday - Giants vs. Braves. I PEE WEE SCHEDULE PASSBOOK SAVINGS MOnday - Cards vs . Robi_ns. Tuesday - Eagles vs. J. Hawk.s . Wednesday Angels vs. Falcons . Thursday Robins vs . Eagles. · Friday J -Hawks vs . ~/o 1·YEAR CERTIFICATE o/o .12% C~rds. ANNUAL ' ' . YIEI,O Braves edge " • Payable Quarterly • Minimum $1 ,ooo:oo ANNUAL RATE Cubs, 3-2 • • Compounded Daily CHICAGO (UP!) _:_ Darrell Evans doubled home Ralph Garr with one out in the top of the tenth inning Saturday to lift Ute Atlanta Braves and relief . ace L.W Krausse to a 3-2 decision over the Chicago · CUbs. Evans' hit, the~nly extrabase bJow ·of the game, came off Cub loser Oscar ,zamora, who pitched the fiital three " innings for·.th~ Cubs . . The Braves,, whq had lost five in a row to Ute 'Cilbs, collected 12 hits off four CUb pitchers, with Evans adding two singles to his hit parade. Garr led off the Braves tenth with a single to deep shortstop and' was sacrificed to second by shortstop Craig Robinson. Evans then hit Zamora's first pilei\ over Jose Cardenal's head to produce Ute gamewinning run. Atlanta scored in a run in Ute second inning on singles by Dave Johnson, Frank Tepedino and · starting pitcher Rorie Harrison. Two walks, a single by Dusty Baker, and a throwing error by catcher Steve Swisher gave the Braves another run in the third. 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Wee k' s Results : Braves 15 Dodgers 0 Reds 11 Giants 7 Braves 11 Ph lllies 7 Reds 18 Dodgers 3 (Sa turda y' s duded) 34th appearance, came on in relief of the struggling John D'Acquisto in the seventh Inning and allowed only a single and two walks the rest of the way for his 13th save. The Mets, who had. won eight of their last 12 outings in a bid to escape the National League East cellar, had a multitude of chances in the early going as D'Acquisto yielded five hits and six walks, three of them in lllethlrd inning . They took a 1-6 lead in the · second on a walk, John Milner's double and a single by Jerry Grote, but with runners on second and third and none out they couldn't get another run. San Frandsco went ahead in llle fifth on doubles ori by Steve Oritiveros and John Boccabella and a two-<>ut single by Tito FuenteS. W L '.,. ..---------------, • • LARGEST Pittsburgh I Rooker 5-6) at · (East Los Angeles l ·.':~ Cincinnati SELL ANYTHING YOU HAVEl his ninth home run of the season over the left centerfield fence to give the Giants a 4-1 lead. San Francisco, with lll.osses in Its previous 14 games, had rallied for two runs .in the fifth inning to overcowe a 1-ll deficit and the Giants added another in ·the eighth when Bob MiUer walked Bruce Miller with two out and the bases loaded to force in a run. Randy Moffitt, making his · Major League Standings TO CHOOSE FROM! - BETTER · Gallipolis Chrysler-Plymouth· PONY LEAGUE Bra ves ON ALL 40 HURRY! It's become almost commonplace . for bank headlines ·to ~cream about rates, yields, term certificates with fixed maturities. Fridav Athletics vs . Tigers , 6; Or ioles vs . Yankees, 8: 15. ~ SAVI GS NEW CARS. IN . OVER Athlet ics. vs . Orioles vs .1 Whit e Sox, 6 ; Red Sox vs . BIG SALE <. · "' Isears · I < 1 6 56 l40 28 21 642 642 .White Sox 25 Senators 3 OHIO'S lARGEST . DEAL£R .Attend conference Tom Murpby pitched tht ninth and retired the Twins "1 order. May's game-winning blow came 'wid! two 011\a In die oecond and scored Mike Hogan , and Darrell Porter, who "-d walked. Decker, now H, was Wted runInning In and nO ta inwith Ute one ei hd! ou g · 'Yank ees 1S Red Sox 4 CHRYSLER· PLYMOUTH ----------~~ . by l.arry Hlole and Tony Oliva caused Brewer manager [)eJ Crandall to caU on Rodriguez with two outs in the sixth, o • •• i . ir d Bob '""" guez ret e Darwin on an infield ground btlll to eod Minnesota 's only lllreat, then blanked the Twin$ in die h seventh and eig th innings. Tigers 11 Orioles 1 G.ALLI POLIS . first~ scoreless for the and 2...1 innings to get the wln and Rodriguez blanked them for th xt t lnntn t 'ck .,_ e ne wo gs o pi '"" lourlll save. Champion, now 31, had' not won a game since May 2.4. Champion llad allowed just three singles helore base hits J White Sox 22 Cubs 6 Tigers 12 Indians. 7 Athletics 19 Red Sox 13 Indian s. 26 Senll1ors 9 Cubs. A BLOW FOR LIB?- Women'a Ub bu mon alended into the scarec1vw endeavor. This female scarecrow Is a real Mil. WAUKEE (UP!) - BiU Champion F.duardo .Bo<Jriguez aifdTomMurphycombinedfor · . , a stx-hit shutout and Dave May's two-nm double gave Illy Milwaukee Brewers a 3-6 'cto over the Minnesota . TwVl Ins0'Saturda Y. . Champion' held the Twins :.· _ Ust Wc:ek's Results : 1 '• ~tan~lnlJ.B $'-<=&lw.(-9-<=?.'>,WM'i:= 'IIVNDN VISIT ZOO - Melinda and Melissa Bradford, West · Jefferson, get acquainted with a baby goat at the Columbus . Zoo. They will be among Ute hundreds of Gtri. Scouts from 16 counties who .will participate in Girl Scout Day at the Zoo, July \1. :·:·t. ::::O,;o'/.6:~X:~~¥.·X0:".-'/.. • .., - · �' ' :a). The Sunday Times. Sentinel, Sunday, July'7,1974 .....ijj;iii.lt~~~l'.~~~~====~~~~ RIO GRANDE SCHEDULE l YNE CENTER SCHEDUlE DATE- GYMN-.SIUM POoL July I >-8· JO Open Recte,)tion 11: JO. 1: JO Open Sw1m . II: JO. Hl Camp Crescendo 1 30-J.JOColl\j)Cr..condo 4 .s Swim Les.sons 7 8· 300pen Swim B: JO.. JO Ctlmp Crescendo Jul'y 97-8· 3(1 Q:ten Recreation 12. J0-1 )I) ()pen Sw1m a 30-10 C~mp Crescendo 1· 30-3 lOCampCrescerdo "' S Sw im L~s.ons '1 11· lC Open Swani 8· JO. lO Camp Cr~Mcendo July 10 1-t: JO Cpen Recreation 8: 30 10 Camp Crescendo 11: 30 l ~ Jil~nSw 1 m 1: JO-J . JO Cam p Crescendo J s Swim Lessons 7-8. 300pen s~ am B:'30- 10 C amp Cresc endo July 11 7·8: lO Open Re creai ion 8: 30-10 Camp Cres.cendo July 1.2 1-I : JO Open Recreat ion 8: 30-1 0 Camp Crescendo July ll ClOSED 12 : )() l · 30 0pen Swlm 1· 30-3: 30 Camp Crescendo 4-S- Sw im L~son~ 1 8:.JO Open Swim 8· 31).. 10 Camp Cre$c.endo 12: JO..l : 30 Open Sv.- im 1: J0.3: J() Camp C,.-esc endo 4-5 Swim lessons 7-B: JO()pen Sw im $; J0.\0 Camp Crescendo 7.8: JO()pen Recreation wznner at Wimbledon • • beatR~. .. • •• • '• •• •• •• ' ,' ,_.. ·~• · •• Syracuse •• • ;~ ~ ' -·. .. ,. Saturday Connors Jli'O\'ed too slr'Ollg and fast in bis youth !<II' !be 39-y-ear-<>ld AustraliAn, who ·bas .,..., e.-erything in the game but failed f<1r the fourth , aod piobably lastlime,to win a finalat !be merea of tennis he first visited in 1952. 'I1le 15,000 in center court wanted so badly to see R<BeWall climax ~ career wilh a lriiJDlph here that they even ,cheered a ConnOrs dol!blefault, an uncharacteristic lapse at this hallow.,j birr•~Iac, of.. -t ._--· nament teruuS'"' ourBut the southpaw American . gave so invincible an exhibition of power tennis a l its best that by lbe ei>d of the match the ' •• top]>les .,~ · •• ''• .· •• •• • •• • • •• ••• •• • . •• .•• ·-• • •• • •• ••• • •• •• •• • • •• . • '• • •• • • Racine SYRACU.SE - Syracuse tafl\ed tiro !Ul5 in !be lop of lbe .smJJ illlliDg Friday e-;ening eoroote lo a 3-1 trimnpb over llac:im in Meigs ~ty l'<lny I.l:ague aelian. .Da.-e Bass got lhe rictocy for Syracuse, slliking out nine, • • crowd, headed by UJe Wke and Duchess of Kent,. were applauding his deep drive s, placements and court-covering ability. Rooewall, who hit pUI'])Ie patches during his defeats of Stan Smith and J ohn Newcombe en route to the final , made Connors' lask that much easier by playing probably his worst match at Wtmbledon. He did nothing right from the opening game when he served . two do$1efaulls. Only two fmal looers ·have been more decisively beaten since the wa.r · - Martin Mulligan and Willy Bungert. Rosewall stood with head bowed while Connors, l<!ars in bis ey.,;, held aloft the Golden Cup presented to him by UJe Duke of Kent. " I've dr eamed of this moment Since I was six years day 1hrough f'rida)'. Monday "iU be qualif)'mg day f9r !he 'li Ofllffi and a practice- da}' for tht" men. 'Tbe- men 's tourne. lS 1t. bol .. of medal play, wh.il ~ the women will engage in l\-eek. oo southwestern Ohio rourses, The men 's tourne\· "'iU be matc h pia)'. 1-S: JOOpenSw im 8: 30-lO Camp C,.-escendo s·: JO:.I OCamp Cres.cendo WBIBLEOO , England { UP!)- Jimmy Connors wrote b. ending Saturday to a story lbol ~ befa-e he was born when be defeated Ken R......-all,£.1, 6-1, 6-4to win UJe Wimbledon Men's Singles title befcn a crowd so partisan it fiq:OI its traditional sports. IIIIII1Shlp to applaud his errors. Connors, tber--1i-vear-old third seed fr"''1 Belle•Ule, ru. beam., the youngest victor .....,. 15, the )-ear Lew Hoad Ohio State Golf titles to in French Grand Prtx be decided this week t:ni1ed PT ' IJJitrnauooal' Both the men·s and wornen's Ollio Stat< Golf Ouunpiooships " ill be decided lllis corning l.&1st )'ear's men 's champion. Ste\·e Groves of Lancaster, ha.s turned pro and isn1 eligible to defend his title. Mrs. Jerry Keil of Toledo will be baek to defend her women's title. difficult except on one brl'et DIJON. france I UPI J straightaway . Dr Iveta ap'ild Lauda of All$ttla, driving a Ferrari , set lbe fulest time paronUy reallud this problem '" French Grand Prix practic, and there-was a rusll In the last Both the par-70 north course Saturday and gained lhe pole minutes of the fourth ai>d final N1ck Popa or Columbus, executl\'e dire.:~or of the 01\10 · and the rugged, -par-71 south position, aH importanl lor pracUce seSlllon, to turn In fast . Golf AssOCiation, S-a}S the coorse of the NCR Units will be •·inrung today 's rac, on the times. The two well-placed Ferrarl,s men 's toume)· features the used , The south course was the Pre.nois '~'tack , the smaU .. t on are looking for a repeal !A their biggest and best field m the site of ll)e PGA l()W'Tley a few 1he Formula One Tour. U.uda 's best lap over the one-two finish at UJe Dukh years ago. event 's &.~-rear history. "Sixteen of the lop 211 finisll. 2.1155-mile hilly circuit was Grand Prix which they led " We havr our largest entry list at 210 and il 's also the ..-s from last year's tourney 68.79 se<:<lllds,_a . shade faster throughout. Another Ferrari Sweden 's Ronnie win here would put either strong est field evt"r .'' sa)"S are entered," Popa reports. than Popa _ '·The (\Uality of the .. There are SQ many with a Peterson in a Lotus who i..auda or -Regaizonl ahead of courses we'Ube playing oo had good chance of winning, it's claimed UJe other front spot on Braullan Emerson Fl tUpaldJ a lot to do with the record entry hard to pick a favorite." the starling ~rid with a 59.08. in the World's drivers' slai>d· list " • Tom Pr)·ce of Britain prove_d ings. Strong cootei>ders include Filtipaldl, who like Lauda is Ludwig Schenk of Mansfield, the rna jor surprise of the time aiming for his third win of the who won the t()uroey in 1972, trials. His Shadow DN3 was Rick Jones of Youngstown and thitd fastest in 59.11 , and Formula One season, was fifth Pat I.indsey of Tole_do, last S•itzerland's Clay Regazzoni, fastest. He was unable to . year's runnerup . brought tn ·the second team improve on his 59.20 liming of Ralph Guarasci of Colwn- Ferrari with a 59,13, fourth Friday and his McLaren will bus, wbo just graduated from best. have the Inside position on the high school, also is in the field. A position..althe front end of thtrd row of the grid.· · He won three straight high the 22.-<>~r starting grid is Next was a second McLaren, scllool c hampionships and essential on ibis smali track that of Mike Hailwood, Britain. llth hit in 20 trips to the plate finished an impressive sixth in where · passing is unusually since hls recaU from the Cards' this tourney last year. American Association farm Otller top golfers entered indub. clude Jim Hildebrand of AshDwyer 's hit gave reHef land, Denny Spencer of Toledo, pitcher Rich Folkers, the Lalu Sabotin of Warren and Notice is hereby given in compliance with serond of four Cardinal pit· Gary Artz of Slow. Section 5715. 17 of the Ohio Revised Code, th a t chers to parade to the mound, Popa 's 21-year-<Jld son, Tom, the tax returns of Meigs County, for the yea r hiS second win against no wbo finished eighth last year, 1974 have been revised and the valuations losses. also will be back this year. completed and are open for public Ins pe ct ion The Reds loss dropped them The men's field will be cut to at the office of the County Auditor irnhe Cour t . 10 fuU games behind tlle Los the low 60 and ties after the Angeles Dodgers, wllo split a first 36 boles. Ho use, Pomeroy , Oh io. doubleheader with the MonA field of 88 women will be Complaints· aga_i nst any valuation o r treal Expos. trying to qualify Monday for assessment. except the valuations fixed and Anderson talked to his the 32-slol championship fiight. assessments made by the Tax Commissi o ner plarers in a closed clubhouse Mrs. Keil automatically qualiof Ohio, will be heard by the County Board of meeting before Friday night's fied for the championship flight Revis i_on. at its office in II»- Court Ho use, game. 'i\ith her win last year. · Pomeroy. Ohio on or after "'gust 26. 1974. Howe\·er, Sparky wa.s··practiMrs. Keil•s strongest com. cally speechless some two petilor 11gain Is expected to be Complaints must be made 'in writ ing, on hours later 'after the Reds Miss Sai>dy Jones, a Cincinnati blanks furnished by the County Aud it or and stwnbled 1otheir fourth Joss in schoo:l tea cher, who was filed in his off ice on or before the time lim ited their last five outings . runnerup in 1971 and again last for payment of taxes for the first ha lf year, or "We've still got to win 50 of year. at an y time. during which taxes are · rece iv ed our remaining games if we are Former champions in the by th~ Co unty Treasurer , without pena lty for w win the division title," said field are Mrs. Don Peppard of the first half year. Anderson. Canton~ who won in 1958 and But a listener had to think '59, _Mrs. John Whitacre of that even Sparky realized he Canion,_who won in 1962 and A'ud ilor of was indulging in wishful think· '66, and Kathleen Newton of Me igs Count y ing as he rn:ade 'the comment. cleveland, the 1963 winner. room following his insistence of and having nothing to do wi lh the Association of Tennis Professionals. Rasewall, richer by SU,400, said : " I can't understand . it. I thought I would play •·ell today but I couldn't get into the match. It might have been a letdown from Friday (the defeat of Smith in 3'--, hours 1. It would take a Jot out of anyone and c,rJainly took more out of going it alone \\'inds up the four-game series and the current home st.a.rx:l at Ri\'e-rfront Stadiwn. Cardinals' Manager Red Srhoendienst also plans ~ o go with .a rookie ) Bob Forch, who was rl'<'alled from the Tulsa farm club as a repla,.,menl for \·eteran righthander SoMy Sie- bert, who went on tlle 2l'<iay disabled liSt with an ailing elbow. The Cardinals relied upon the bat of rookie outfielder Jim Dwyer to defeat the Reds :>-2 f'riday night in tbe opener of the series. Dwrer, who was recalled from Tulsa just a few weekS ago. rapped a two-run pinch single off the Reds' Clay Carroll to break a' I-I lie in the eighth inning. It was the young outfielder's me." Victory also meant Connors • opening before he advanced to opened' the dancing at the punch home a winning \•olley . Wimbledon Ball Saturday with His tremendous hitting kept his fiancee; Chris · Evert, who Rosewall under constant won the ladies title Friday by · pressure and he was unable to defeating Russia 's Olga bring his patented passing Mor.ozova IHI, 6-4. shots into play. Connors varied Tradition dictates that .the the speed and angle of his singJes ·winners 'dance th~ first service and 1tosewall .was 01d," Connors said. " I never danee alone at. the ball which una ble to handle the delivery . played as well as I plliyed officially concludes the 88th For his part, Rosewall could not get his first baU into play today. I played unbelieva ble · championships. " l don't know about that," and he made uncharacteristic tennis. And at no better time ." Connors laughed and said .to errors at the net. Connors, who earlier this • Chris.I''We're not very good-at "My returns gave him loJ;s of year won the Australian and South African titles, earned a dancing ," are . we ?" Chris time to make any shot he squeezed his hand. needed," Rosewau said later. cheek of $24,000. His victory The crowd was full of anRosewall had break points in was all the mor-e sweet because ticipation when the players fi rst and third games of the he is not popular in the locker ~ _came ont on court on a warm, second set but a couple of lucky sunny but windy day, After , net cords and tremendous Me•Gs ·GIRL S · ~osewall ' s previous losses serving and . volleying . by SOFTBA ~ l . here in ]954, 1956 and 1970 they Connors saved him. · O VERALL STAND IN G S Team i '· Won Lo5t were behind him _to a man. In the fifth game RosewaU ForesrRun .S 0 But all was not right with finally slopped-Connors' run by Rac in e B~nk 4 0 Pa nrhef'enes J J ~enny. He served two breaking service when Jimmy P-Qm eroy 1 3 doublefaults to 15-30 in the first doublefaulted with advantage Meigs Inn l 4 Syracuse· 1. • game and looked _lethargic. He to Rooewall _ M .iU·Dn 1 3 eventually saved his delivery Rooewall was back in trouble June 26 Re.sults : Forest R u-n 15 Meigs Inn 1 but then Connors reeled off the in the next game and a voice .ForesJ RI.Hl .. Pa ntnerettes '2 next 10 games to +lJ in the from the crowd was h_eard to Sv_c a~ 8 Pomerov S ,_ JI.IIY l Results : · shout. "Come on, Ken, give it a second set. Pi-iiltiefeffe.s 1A Meigs Inn 3 Connors did not make -a go. What the hell?" The crowd For est Run II Pantherettes r mistake during this run. He applauded. Connors smiled_- He PomMoy 1A Mason 0 Rac ine 18 Syracusf' 7 stayed back on . ser.;ce for a agam broke serv1c,, this tune , few strokes, working the to :W. And so 11 went. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS • •" ' ' ••'" • • •• ·'• ,..., AT THE MEIGS BR-ANCH kill discipline--Shu/a much-copied Among \_'eteran~; 6.00% 6.00 Pet. per yea r on o ne ye ar Cer t ific at e of Depo s it . $1,000. 00 Minim u m . In t ere st Paya ble Qua rterly . 90 , day in terest pena lty if ca shed befo re mat ur ity . • 5.25% •• •• .. 1974- "53-defense," the non-regu l ar expected to ~ross the • • __.. ..... ....... .-·. ' ( 61 and W il 1-junter ( 11 -8) an d Haney . L P- Cuellar n o-s). HR s · - North (2nd) , J ac k son fl6f h l. w<o~s charged with the loss . For the winners, Phil King had two singles, a dou.ble and triple. Mark Null had a single and two home runs. Joey Wilcoxen had two doubles and two singles, Doug Briggs two si.ngles, Gary Roach a single and triple, and Todd Lingo a single and double. Mike Fife and Dwayne -Williams each had singles· for the Senators. Bidwell in drivers seat after 8-4 leaiue victory BIDWELl. _ Coach Doy.le 4 with four runs in the sixth but llidwell 003 302 X.,-6 II 4 Saunders' Bidwell Pirates Bidwell put it Out of reach in its Swain (I.) Ev~ns (5) and virtually sewed-up their second lialf of the inning . Thompson. Minnis (W) and straight Gallia County Pony U.ne score: Tackett. League championship here Green 000 004 0----4 5 4 Friday night with an 8-4 win over Green . Last year. the Pirates edged Cheshire for the league crown _ Friday night, righthander Calvin Minnis pitched and batted his Pirates to the VicMajor Leag u e Resu lts Los Ang 100 202 200- 7 10 1 tor . n · he mound, Minnis B y U ni t ed rres.s I nte rn atio na l Montreal 000 000 000-0 4 3 was· touched four rWls and Nat io n a l League Zahn , Marshall (8 ) and l st gam el · Yeager ; M cA nally , Enyart (?J, fi ve hi ts. He fanned 10 while (Allan ta 000 010 000 ,..... 1 53 Walker ( 7 ), Taylor (9) and walking six. Chicago 000 030 Olx - 4 6 2 Breeden. W P- Zahn {l -0) . LP.Mor ton . (lO .?I and Casanova ; M c Anally ( 6-9) . HRs- Cra wford At the plate, Min nis slam- Bonham (7 -11) ana Swisher ~. 2 (.tth and 5th). med a home run and two nd gam e) San. Di ego 001 000 000- 1 6 1 singles. Other Pirate hitters O At lanta OOOJli O 010 - 2 7 o Ph ll a SOO 000 03x - 8 10 0 were Homer Mc Millan, a Ch ic ago 002 000 001 - 3 B 1 Greif, Corkins (6), Toml in (il · Niekro, L eon ( 8) and Oates : and Kendall ; Carlton ( 10-7) and single and double; Mike Casey, Burris , LaRoche 16), Zamora Boohe . LP - Grelf (J . ll ). H RSMark Theiss, Steve Mundell, (8) and Mifferwa ld , Swisher Boone (2nd ), Montanez Ordl. (8). WP - Zamora 1·1; LP Payne, . 1 Baker and Tackett, all Leon 0-2. HR - Thornton (4th). St. Lou i s 000 000 120- 3 11 o smg es. Cinei 100 000 010- 2 4 0 gam eJ Foster, Folkers ( 7), Hrabosky Gary Swain was charged {1st Los Ang 000 033 000- 6 6 3 (8), Ga r man (8) and Simm on s ; Wi th the loss . Gettmg h1 ts for Montrea l 111 320 OJx - 11 14 1 Norman. Carroll (8), MeE DOw n ing, Rhoden. (4), Hough naney ( 8 ) and Bench . WP · Green were Swain, Bobby (5), Bre wer (6) and Ferguson ; Fo lker s (.2-0) . LP · Norman ( 8 - 11 ~ Ev~s. Thompson, Pyles and Re nko, Taylor (6) and Foote . - Renko (6-8) , LP - Downjng San Fran 000 .002 000 ~ 2 6 2 Bur~ls. . . "WP (2 -31 . H R S- Fer guson (lOth), N .V . 010 200 -00x- .3 7 0 Bidwell sc_ored three r\llls m Foot e (5 th )", Jo r gense n (3th }, Barr, Sosa ( 7}, Barber ( 8) 1 · Moff itt (8) and Boccabell a ; e~ch the third and four th >n· Si ng leton (3 th) . · ·· Koosman 19-5) an d Grot e .. L Pmngs. Green made lt close at ·s-- t 2ndgam e) · Barr(4 -5) .· Friday's linescoreS- Ari'l erican L eagu e : G. Per r y, Wednes"a y Addaville at Clev 15-1; Wood, Chi 13 -9; Oa k Hi ll ; V inton at Oak H ill. H i lle r, Det 11-6; Tian t , Bos 11Friday Bi dwell at Ad - 7; H unter, O ak ·ll -8; B ib by, Tex da v ill e. · · ll -10. 5.25 Pe t. per year pa id on Re g ula r Passbook Savin gs. No Min imum . 'Interest fr om date of deposit to da te of with . dr a wal. 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I • Hours: Mon.- Wed .• 9-3-Thurs . C~Frlda y 9-S-$at. 9-3. FACT 1: FACT2: Jim ••••, . . • - ; Cuellar , Ho~d liani s; Whln li.tatll eu lnt«tor opHont, rou . Juel p.~lnt or ,..,.., welt, p1lnt ,lrlm~ connect lo ·outside ullllll",llnd mon ln. Or yOu msr purc:t:-•• COOL LATER 40 4ISIMDS Da.t . ... ..., I In the nightcap, the White Sox upped their loop mark io f>. 2 after downing the Senators . The losers are now 1-11 on the year. Todd Lingo was credited with the win . Randv Dailey 6.50 Pet. per year on 30 month Certificates of Dep.o s it . $ 1,000.00 Mini mum . . Interest Paya ble Quarterly . 90 day interest penalty if cashed before maturity . MEIGS BRANCH BUY NOW ~tol ... two I GALLIPOI.IS The Gallipolis Pony League Reds ca ptured their sixth straight conference win on Memorial Field Friday evening by turning back the Dodgers 18·3. In Little League action, the fir,! place . Tigers remained Wlbeaten in seven starts by boancing the Orioles, Jl·l and the White So< bombed the Senators, 25-3. Due to the Kyger Creek tow-nament ~ no games are scheduled in the Gallipolis Little League Monday night. In . Friday's Pony League game, Chuc~ I.ane had two doubles and a home ruldor the Reds. Rick Holley, who was credited with the win, had a single, double and triple. Colin Saunders had two singles, Jerry Wade a single and home run and Truman Johnson two singles . Brad Abels was charged with the loss. Abels had all three Dodger hits, two singles and a double. lr( Monday's action, the Dndgecs meet the Phillies at 6_ Amakeup game between the Braves and Giants will be playea at 8:15p.m. Wednesday after the Giants . Dodgers 6 p.m. game. Greg · Eutsler was credited with the Tigers win over the · 1es in Little League p1ay. Or10 Bobby Hood was charged with the Joss. Eutsler allowed only two hits one by Hood and · another by Matt Willis. The Orioles are 3-2 overall. Fof the winners , Don Chanj;!y . and Mike Bastiani each had two hits apiece. Dean Wilson !lad a double. 6.50% • •• ; Haven and the Rutland 7: 15 p.m. and Pomeroy's Dodgers playing the Gallipolis Giants will battl~ Addaville at Indians. 3::W p.m. On Friday, Centerville will In Saturday's opening game, play Salem at 6 p.m, Gallipolis' Orioles will meet Pl. Pomeroy's Tigers and the Plec : .and Fuel. Gallipolis Tigers will meet at • • • 'Middleport '• lnd1an s, the ballling Rio Grande and Gallipolis Athletics will battle Rutland's A's playin~ Cheshire und Pt. Pleas&nt Pomero)' ':s Pirates . Fruth 's tangle with Hacine. Thursduy 's games will Wednesday's schedule hus feature the Syracuse Astros Middleport Braves meeting the against Middleport Mels: Gallipolis Senators: Portl!md Gallipolis While Sox vs New 1 Of The Athens County Savings &Loan walking only ..... and giving up .. just- bits. Jim Riffle suffered the loss for Racine, slriliiJg (\\It H . walking i:w-o and allowing just six bits. For 8)--racwe, au its bits ..-ere Singles, one each b)• Dan Hei>drit, Kevin Stewart, Dave Bass, "Greg CUIJdiff, Kelly w-me~renner, and nm Smith. S!nitb's sing1le in lbe siJ:lh drwe in l!a:ss and w'mebre1111eT with tbe W'inniog runs. For Radne, Jim RiiOe """"*"<~a triple, Marl Sayre bad a triple and a single, and J . F. YOUDg bad a Sngle. • • SAVINGS GROW FASTER Jn th e openin g ruund , CHESHIRE - The 16th !Jberty and one team will ' annuol Kyger Creek J Jttle Gulllpolis Yanks will battle advance to Dayton, 1-"ague Tournament will begin Bidwell : Middl eport Red ~ li:ntry fee lo 13'1.5() for ..nc- Monday, Jul y 8 at 6 p.m. on the l)lttys l .et.art and Green, the lioned teams and drawing wll_l James Harreld Memorial d,de1uJing champ , meets . Four te11ms will advance to _ be held July 9 at 8 p.m. ad Diamond acrQss rrom the Pomeroy ' :~ Yankees . Stale Tournament play, two Hadley 's Field, Marietta. For Kyger Creek Power Plant. Tuesday night, Vinton-· plays learns to Mansfield and two more Information contact teams to !Middletown . Reuben Rit chey , Rt. 6, Drawing wUI be held in Marietta, 371-7206. Marietta July 9 at 7::W p.m. at The District No. 121ndustrlal Slow Pitch Tournament will be Hadley's field. Entry fee Is $35 for sane. held In Marietta July 22. 2.1 and Uoned leiU]ls; and for more 24 and August ~- Two teams Information, call Reuben will advance to State TourRitchey, Rt. 6, Marietta, Ohio, nament play at Zanesville. 374-7206, or JilT! Meyers, Logan Entry fee will be $37.5(), and the Dally News, Logan, Ohio. drawing will be held at ANAHEIM (UP! ) - Dick this one, " said Jndians' The District No. 12 Men's Hadley's Field, Marietta on Williams' estimation of hjs own manager Ken Aspromonte. Fast Pitch Tournament will be July 9 at 8:30p.m. For more team is goi ng down day by day. "That call really got us mad. It held In Marietta July 22., 2.1and information contact Reuben William s, who said the was a'lousy thing to do. The Ca lifornia Angels were a ca ll wasn't fair to SchaaL He 24. Ritchey, Rt. 6, Marietta, 3740ne team will advance to 7206. wrung t1 hove a mjrior league made a 11ell of a play just to get S!J!te Tournament play at West team when they dropped their to the ball ." fourth straight ijnder Willi111l1S Fritz Peterson, who allowed Thursday, was even more only four hits in eight innings of disgusted with what he saw in a work and picked up his seventh 7·2 Angels' loss to the win in 11 deci ~ ion s , was Cleveland Indians Friday fascinated by HMdrick 's night. booming home run. "The last time J saw this " I'll never forget that ball as level of play was when my son long as I Live ~" said Peterson. MIAMI (UP!) - Miami picket lines and report to camp was in American Legion ball," " It looked like a golf ball hit on Dolphins Coach Don Shula said Sunday are fullback Don Wi)liams said. "We'll have an a driving ranse ." Saturday the " Freedom NotUngham and Tom SrJ1ith. announcement soon, probably The (\ngels got one of the tomorrow, and JXISSibly more rWls back in the seventh on Bob issues " raised by striking NFL Doug Swift, Miami's player players would strip the world . representative, said the team than one player will be in. Oliver' s so1o home run . valved." · · Like many other recent c~mpions of the key to their decided after much discussion WiUiams di~ not elaborate on Angel defeats, the game W;JS succe$8 ·~ discipline. Frldaf . night not to vote on "I think the fr eedom issues whether to honor the strike and ·his plans, but said, ''We may broken open in late innings. Cleveland scored five times in take the thing you need out of agreed instead to leave the make several changes." "Tht1 worst" thing I've seen," the ninth, four off Ryan before football, and tlu!t's discipline," decision to each individual. he added, "is the pitching out he was removed, to put the Shula said. But Swift and Gravey both of the bullpen and our defengame away. , ''Any secret we've had here a nnounced that Miami's sive play.',' The loss- was California's to the success of the Miami · trai ning camp would be The other locker room was lOth in its last 12 games and the Dolphins Is ihe fact we've been picketed Sunday and add ed the jubilant. The win put the In· 25th Angels' setback in 33 disciplined, we've worked hard pickeUng would continue "all dians into a first place tie with contests, day, every day." and we've accomplished.'' Shula made the comment the Garvey also announced that . the Boston Red Sox in the M a,or Leagu e Leader sAmerican League East. But B y Unit ed Press Intern ati o n al day before Miami opens its " no special exemption will be L ea d i ng Ba tt ers they were without a hit off N a t io nal L ea gu e spring t~aining camp at gran led to the Dolphins for the . Angels' starter Nolan Ryan g. ab r . h. pet . Biscayne College to 48 rookies All-Star game," a contest that Garr, fH I 82 341 44 121 ,355 lintil the seventh inning. Smi th, StL 69 2-tS 37 84 .343 and non-regulars. Shula said ·would fatten the bank accounts W ith two out, Oscar Gamble Gross, Hou 11 264 45 90 ._341 the camp would open on of the veterans by $5,000 each. ,Ci r~ BO 282 50 90 .31 9 hit a bard grounder off Angels' Morgan Bu c knr , LA 70 279 37 89 .319 Shula said tha t "a number o f schedule and prepara lions third baseman Paul Schaal, Zis k, Pit 71 245 37 78 .31 8 would begin immediately for veterans have expressed a wh i.ch the Indians thought Ga r vey , LA 81 33 4 51 106 . 317 Grubb, s o 75 244 33 77 .316 the Chicago -College All-Stars desire to play in the (All-Star ) broke up Ryan's no-hitter Cash , Phll 80 328 53103 .31 4 game and I'm sure there will game July 26. ~ co n vin c in gly,_ Instead, the Sc hmdl , Ph! BO 265 49 83 .313 A m eric an L eag ue Ed Garvey, director of the be a nwnber that will decide to press box gave Schaal an il b r. h . p et . NFL Players Association , do it. '' HedecUned, however, to error, brin ging several Carew ; M i n .76g , 308 46 119 .386 H argrov , Tx6 1 185 26 66 .357 attended a Friday night name them. enraged Cleveland players out Jackson ,Ok 71 242 47 Bl . 335 Miami's No. 1 draft choice, of the dugout to scream up ·orta meeting of .35 Dolphins , Chi 62 217 35 71 .3 27 Stan ton, Ca l 51 190 24 67 .3 26 veterans - a . meeting tliat defensive end Donald, Reese , · toward the press box: Yaz . Bos 76 "266 47. 85 . 320 failed to produce a unanimous will play fQr the All-Stars in the George Hendrick settled the McRae , KC 75 259 38 83 .3 20 team agreemiont on the strike Chicago charity game and said dispute quickly. He slammed a Robi nsn, Bl 74 272 19 86 .316 udi.Oak 79 309 37 96 .3 11 he plani to report to the ].] fastball deep i~to the Angel R ai1d the AU-Star game. Randle ; Tex 74 24 1 37 75 .3 11 • Hom e Run s After the meeting, tight end Dolphins camp immediately - bullpen to give the Indians a 2-0 National L eagu e: Wynn, LA Jim Mandich said he sti)l in· after the game . 19 ,• Cedeno, Hou and Schmid t . lead. P hi l 18; BE:nch and Perez, Cin , "I'd rather have the players tended -to report to camp as "Give the scorer credit for Garvey, LA and Sfa r gell. Pitt mad at me than the owners," scheduled July 14 . 14. " • Am eri c a n L ea gu e: D . Allen , "Nothing at the meeting Reese said. ~ h i "20 ; Mayberry, KC a;,d His sentiments were echoed - Gallia Pony made me change my mind Jackson, Oak 16 ; H end r ick ~ Clev. Ho r ton, Oet -and Briggs , about not going along with the by 15th round draftee Larry M il 15. . strike," Mandich said. , "I'm Cates, who has been working Run s Batted In National L eagu e : . Cedeno, very tired of the business end out ·at Biscayne College for L eague standings H ou 66; Ga r vey, LA 63; .Wy n n, nearly two weeks. of football." · LA 60: Cey, LA and Sch m idt, ·GALLI A COUNT Y PONY "If. a rookie has any sense, P.hil 58. ···" Center Jim Langer, who LEAGU'E STANOIN.GS Am e r i can L eague: Bu r . he 'll corile " he said "becaUse TEAM W. L earlier - in the week blasted r ou9hs, T ex 66: D . Al ler\ , Ch i ' ' . B idwell a o 57 ; Rud i , Oak 56,· Brig gs, Mi l Garvey and called some of the it's their chance to impress the So ut hwestern 7 ·2 55; Ban da an d Jackson , Oak 50 .. 7 3 strike issues ''ridiculous,'' said coaches while the main men Gr een Pitch i ng Oak H ill 2 6 Nat ional League : Jo hn , L A Friday night he hasn't decidl)d are away." A dd av il le 1 1 12-2; M eg lothen , St .L 12.- 3 ; V in ton 1 a M a r shal l. LA 11-3 ; Brett, P itt about reporting July 14th, as All . make -up games 3 r e 10-5; Mor t o n . Afl, Carl ton and did Bob Matheson, the key man . heduled this week . L onbo rg, Phill0-7; Rogers , Mfl eau obo ooo ooo- o 7 o sc Tuf'sdav - Sou t hw ester n at 10-8. in Mia'ini's successful and now Oakland 00 2 oo3 10x- 6 7 o Sid welL 'Freedom issues' will '' .• KC tourney to start Monday • Williams promises Gallipolis Reds win' sixth zn ·row; ~ several changes Tigers remain unbeaten;· Sox romp JAMES E. ROUSH • • LOGAN - The District No. 12 Women 'o Slow Pilch Tournament_ Y(lll be held In Logan July 13-14 and 20.21. debut against Cards. CINCINNATI (UP!) - Tom Carroll , a &-foot-3, l~und rookie righl1lai>der, is going to get an early baptism as a starter in the major leagues. Cincinnati Reds' Manager Sparky Anderson p.lans to start Carroll Sunday in the first game of a doubleheader with the St. I.ouis C;miinals, which -Sentinel, SWJday, Jyly 7,1974 Logan will host women 's tourney · Laud8 cops pole spot staged at 0a)1on's National' Cas/1 Register Country Club, while Cincinnati's Hyde Park · Country Club "ill lie the site of CLOSED the women's e:vent.\ Both lDurne ··s will run Tues. 1: 30-J . JO Open...$w im July 14 l: JO.J: 30 Q>en (rec-reation • 21 - The Sunday Tim -·.· Dodge AUTHORIZED DEALERS CARROU NORRIS DODGE INC. 50 State. Street .Gallipolis, Ohio ...... �' ' :a). The Sunday Times. Sentinel, Sunday, July'7,1974 .....ijj;iii.lt~~~l'.~~~~====~~~~ RIO GRANDE SCHEDULE l YNE CENTER SCHEDUlE DATE- GYMN-.SIUM POoL July I >-8· JO Open Recte,)tion 11: JO. 1: JO Open Sw1m . II: JO. Hl Camp Crescendo 1 30-J.JOColl\j)Cr..condo 4 .s Swim Les.sons 7 8· 300pen Swim B: JO.. JO Ctlmp Crescendo Jul'y 97-8· 3(1 Q:ten Recreation 12. 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Saturday Connors Jli'O\'ed too slr'Ollg and fast in bis youth !<II' !be 39-y-ear-<>ld AustraliAn, who ·bas .,..., e.-erything in the game but failed f<1r the fourth , aod piobably lastlime,to win a finalat !be merea of tennis he first visited in 1952. 'I1le 15,000 in center court wanted so badly to see R<BeWall climax ~ career wilh a lriiJDlph here that they even ,cheered a ConnOrs dol!blefault, an uncharacteristic lapse at this hallow.,j birr•~Iac, of.. -t ._--· nament teruuS'"' ourBut the southpaw American . gave so invincible an exhibition of power tennis a l its best that by lbe ei>d of the match the ' •• top]>les .,~ · •• ''• .· •• •• • •• • • •• ••• •• • . •• .•• ·-• • •• • •• ••• • •• •• •• • • •• . • '• • •• • • Racine SYRACU.SE - Syracuse tafl\ed tiro !Ul5 in !be lop of lbe .smJJ illlliDg Friday e-;ening eoroote lo a 3-1 trimnpb over llac:im in Meigs ~ty l'<lny I.l:ague aelian. .Da.-e Bass got lhe rictocy for Syracuse, slliking out nine, • • crowd, headed by UJe Wke and Duchess of Kent,. were applauding his deep drive s, placements and court-covering ability. Rooewall, who hit pUI'])Ie patches during his defeats of Stan Smith and J ohn Newcombe en route to the final , made Connors' lask that much easier by playing probably his worst match at Wtmbledon. He did nothing right from the opening game when he served . two do$1efaulls. Only two fmal looers ·have been more decisively beaten since the wa.r · - Martin Mulligan and Willy Bungert. Rosewall stood with head bowed while Connors, l<!ars in bis ey.,;, held aloft the Golden Cup presented to him by UJe Duke of Kent. " I've dr eamed of this moment Since I was six years day 1hrough f'rida)'. Monday "iU be qualif)'mg day f9r !he 'li Ofllffi and a practice- da}' for tht" men. 'Tbe- men 's tourne. lS 1t. bol .. of medal play, wh.il ~ the women will engage in l\-eek. oo southwestern Ohio rourses, The men 's tourne\· "'iU be matc h pia)'. 1-S: JOOpenSw im 8: 30-lO Camp C,.-escendo s·: JO:.I OCamp Cres.cendo WBIBLEOO , England { UP!)- Jimmy Connors wrote b. ending Saturday to a story lbol ~ befa-e he was born when be defeated Ken R......-all,£.1, 6-1, 6-4to win UJe Wimbledon Men's Singles title befcn a crowd so partisan it fiq:OI its traditional sports. IIIIII1Shlp to applaud his errors. Connors, tber--1i-vear-old third seed fr"''1 Belle•Ule, ru. beam., the youngest victor .....,. 15, the )-ear Lew Hoad Ohio State Golf titles to in French Grand Prtx be decided this week t:ni1ed PT ' IJJitrnauooal' Both the men·s and wornen's Ollio Stat< Golf Ouunpiooships " ill be decided lllis corning l.&1st )'ear's men 's champion. Ste\·e Groves of Lancaster, ha.s turned pro and isn1 eligible to defend his title. Mrs. Jerry Keil of Toledo will be baek to defend her women's title. difficult except on one brl'et DIJON. france I UPI J straightaway . Dr Iveta ap'ild Lauda of All$ttla, driving a Ferrari , set lbe fulest time paronUy reallud this problem '" French Grand Prix practic, and there-was a rusll In the last Both the par-70 north course Saturday and gained lhe pole minutes of the fourth ai>d final N1ck Popa or Columbus, executl\'e dire.:~or of the 01\10 · and the rugged, -par-71 south position, aH importanl lor pracUce seSlllon, to turn In fast . Golf AssOCiation, S-a}S the coorse of the NCR Units will be •·inrung today 's rac, on the times. The two well-placed Ferrarl,s men 's toume)· features the used , The south course was the Pre.nois '~'tack , the smaU .. t on are looking for a repeal !A their biggest and best field m the site of ll)e PGA l()W'Tley a few 1he Formula One Tour. U.uda 's best lap over the one-two finish at UJe Dukh years ago. event 's &.~-rear history. "Sixteen of the lop 211 finisll. 2.1155-mile hilly circuit was Grand Prix which they led " We havr our largest entry list at 210 and il 's also the ..-s from last year's tourney 68.79 se<:<lllds,_a . shade faster throughout. Another Ferrari Sweden 's Ronnie win here would put either strong est field evt"r .'' sa)"S are entered," Popa reports. than Popa _ '·The (\Uality of the .. There are SQ many with a Peterson in a Lotus who i..auda or -Regaizonl ahead of courses we'Ube playing oo had good chance of winning, it's claimed UJe other front spot on Braullan Emerson Fl tUpaldJ a lot to do with the record entry hard to pick a favorite." the starling ~rid with a 59.08. in the World's drivers' slai>d· list " • Tom Pr)·ce of Britain prove_d ings. Strong cootei>ders include Filtipaldl, who like Lauda is Ludwig Schenk of Mansfield, the rna jor surprise of the time aiming for his third win of the who won the t()uroey in 1972, trials. His Shadow DN3 was Rick Jones of Youngstown and thitd fastest in 59.11 , and Formula One season, was fifth Pat I.indsey of Tole_do, last S•itzerland's Clay Regazzoni, fastest. He was unable to . year's runnerup . brought tn ·the second team improve on his 59.20 liming of Ralph Guarasci of Colwn- Ferrari with a 59,13, fourth Friday and his McLaren will bus, wbo just graduated from best. have the Inside position on the high school, also is in the field. A position..althe front end of thtrd row of the grid.· · He won three straight high the 22.-<>~r starting grid is Next was a second McLaren, scllool c hampionships and essential on ibis smali track that of Mike Hailwood, Britain. llth hit in 20 trips to the plate finished an impressive sixth in where · passing is unusually since hls recaU from the Cards' this tourney last year. American Association farm Otller top golfers entered indub. clude Jim Hildebrand of AshDwyer 's hit gave reHef land, Denny Spencer of Toledo, pitcher Rich Folkers, the Lalu Sabotin of Warren and Notice is hereby given in compliance with serond of four Cardinal pit· Gary Artz of Slow. Section 5715. 17 of the Ohio Revised Code, th a t chers to parade to the mound, Popa 's 21-year-<Jld son, Tom, the tax returns of Meigs County, for the yea r hiS second win against no wbo finished eighth last year, 1974 have been revised and the valuations losses. also will be back this year. completed and are open for public Ins pe ct ion The Reds loss dropped them The men's field will be cut to at the office of the County Auditor irnhe Cour t . 10 fuU games behind tlle Los the low 60 and ties after the Angeles Dodgers, wllo split a first 36 boles. Ho use, Pomeroy , Oh io. doubleheader with the MonA field of 88 women will be Complaints· aga_i nst any valuation o r treal Expos. trying to qualify Monday for assessment. except the valuations fixed and Anderson talked to his the 32-slol championship fiight. assessments made by the Tax Commissi o ner plarers in a closed clubhouse Mrs. Keil automatically qualiof Ohio, will be heard by the County Board of meeting before Friday night's fied for the championship flight Revis i_on. at its office in II»- Court Ho use, game. 'i\ith her win last year. · Pomeroy. Ohio on or after "'gust 26. 1974. Howe\·er, Sparky wa.s··practiMrs. Keil•s strongest com. cally speechless some two petilor 11gain Is expected to be Complaints must be made 'in writ ing, on hours later 'after the Reds Miss Sai>dy Jones, a Cincinnati blanks furnished by the County Aud it or and stwnbled 1otheir fourth Joss in schoo:l tea cher, who was filed in his off ice on or before the time lim ited their last five outings . runnerup in 1971 and again last for payment of taxes for the first ha lf year, or "We've still got to win 50 of year. at an y time. during which taxes are · rece iv ed our remaining games if we are Former champions in the by th~ Co unty Treasurer , without pena lty for w win the division title," said field are Mrs. Don Peppard of the first half year. Anderson. Canton~ who won in 1958 and But a listener had to think '59, _Mrs. John Whitacre of that even Sparky realized he Canion,_who won in 1962 and A'ud ilor of was indulging in wishful think· '66, and Kathleen Newton of Me igs Count y ing as he rn:ade 'the comment. cleveland, the 1963 winner. room following his insistence of and having nothing to do wi lh the Association of Tennis Professionals. Rasewall, richer by SU,400, said : " I can't understand . it. I thought I would play •·ell today but I couldn't get into the match. It might have been a letdown from Friday (the defeat of Smith in 3'--, hours 1. It would take a Jot out of anyone and c,rJainly took more out of going it alone \\'inds up the four-game series and the current home st.a.rx:l at Ri\'e-rfront Stadiwn. Cardinals' Manager Red Srhoendienst also plans ~ o go with .a rookie ) Bob Forch, who was rl'<'alled from the Tulsa farm club as a repla,.,menl for \·eteran righthander SoMy Sie- bert, who went on tlle 2l'<iay disabled liSt with an ailing elbow. The Cardinals relied upon the bat of rookie outfielder Jim Dwyer to defeat the Reds :>-2 f'riday night in tbe opener of the series. Dwrer, who was recalled from Tulsa just a few weekS ago. rapped a two-run pinch single off the Reds' Clay Carroll to break a' I-I lie in the eighth inning. It was the young outfielder's me." Victory also meant Connors • opening before he advanced to opened' the dancing at the punch home a winning \•olley . Wimbledon Ball Saturday with His tremendous hitting kept his fiancee; Chris · Evert, who Rosewall under constant won the ladies title Friday by · pressure and he was unable to defeating Russia 's Olga bring his patented passing Mor.ozova IHI, 6-4. shots into play. Connors varied Tradition dictates that .the the speed and angle of his singJes ·winners 'dance th~ first service and 1tosewall .was 01d," Connors said. " I never danee alone at. the ball which una ble to handle the delivery . played as well as I plliyed officially concludes the 88th For his part, Rosewall could not get his first baU into play today. I played unbelieva ble · championships. " l don't know about that," and he made uncharacteristic tennis. And at no better time ." Connors laughed and said .to errors at the net. Connors, who earlier this • Chris.I''We're not very good-at "My returns gave him loJ;s of year won the Australian and South African titles, earned a dancing ," are . we ?" Chris time to make any shot he squeezed his hand. needed," Rosewau said later. cheek of $24,000. His victory The crowd was full of anRosewall had break points in was all the mor-e sweet because ticipation when the players fi rst and third games of the he is not popular in the locker ~ _came ont on court on a warm, second set but a couple of lucky sunny but windy day, After , net cords and tremendous Me•Gs ·GIRL S · ~osewall ' s previous losses serving and . volleying . by SOFTBA ~ l . here in ]954, 1956 and 1970 they Connors saved him. · O VERALL STAND IN G S Team i '· Won Lo5t were behind him _to a man. In the fifth game RosewaU ForesrRun .S 0 But all was not right with finally slopped-Connors' run by Rac in e B~nk 4 0 Pa nrhef'enes J J ~enny. He served two breaking service when Jimmy P-Qm eroy 1 3 doublefaults to 15-30 in the first doublefaulted with advantage Meigs Inn l 4 Syracuse· 1. • game and looked _lethargic. He to Rooewall _ M .iU·Dn 1 3 eventually saved his delivery Rooewall was back in trouble June 26 Re.sults : Forest R u-n 15 Meigs Inn 1 but then Connors reeled off the in the next game and a voice .ForesJ RI.Hl .. Pa ntnerettes '2 next 10 games to +lJ in the from the crowd was h_eard to Sv_c a~ 8 Pomerov S ,_ JI.IIY l Results : · shout. "Come on, Ken, give it a second set. Pi-iiltiefeffe.s 1A Meigs Inn 3 Connors did not make -a go. What the hell?" The crowd For est Run II Pantherettes r mistake during this run. He applauded. Connors smiled_- He PomMoy 1A Mason 0 Rac ine 18 Syracusf' 7 stayed back on . ser.;ce for a agam broke serv1c,, this tune , few strokes, working the to :W. And so 11 went. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS • •" ' ' ••'" • • •• ·'• ,..., AT THE MEIGS BR-ANCH kill discipline--Shu/a much-copied Among \_'eteran~; 6.00% 6.00 Pet. per yea r on o ne ye ar Cer t ific at e of Depo s it . $1,000. 00 Minim u m . In t ere st Paya ble Qua rterly . 90 , day in terest pena lty if ca shed befo re mat ur ity . • 5.25% •• •• .. 1974- "53-defense," the non-regu l ar expected to ~ross the • • __.. ..... ....... .-·. ' ( 61 and W il 1-junter ( 11 -8) an d Haney . L P- Cuellar n o-s). HR s · - North (2nd) , J ac k son fl6f h l. w<o~s charged with the loss . For the winners, Phil King had two singles, a dou.ble and triple. Mark Null had a single and two home runs. Joey Wilcoxen had two doubles and two singles, Doug Briggs two si.ngles, Gary Roach a single and triple, and Todd Lingo a single and double. Mike Fife and Dwayne -Williams each had singles· for the Senators. Bidwell in drivers seat after 8-4 leaiue victory BIDWELl. _ Coach Doy.le 4 with four runs in the sixth but llidwell 003 302 X.,-6 II 4 Saunders' Bidwell Pirates Bidwell put it Out of reach in its Swain (I.) Ev~ns (5) and virtually sewed-up their second lialf of the inning . Thompson. Minnis (W) and straight Gallia County Pony U.ne score: Tackett. League championship here Green 000 004 0----4 5 4 Friday night with an 8-4 win over Green . Last year. the Pirates edged Cheshire for the league crown _ Friday night, righthander Calvin Minnis pitched and batted his Pirates to the VicMajor Leag u e Resu lts Los Ang 100 202 200- 7 10 1 tor . n · he mound, Minnis B y U ni t ed rres.s I nte rn atio na l Montreal 000 000 000-0 4 3 was· touched four rWls and Nat io n a l League Zahn , Marshall (8 ) and l st gam el · Yeager ; M cA nally , Enyart (?J, fi ve hi ts. He fanned 10 while (Allan ta 000 010 000 ,..... 1 53 Walker ( 7 ), Taylor (9) and walking six. Chicago 000 030 Olx - 4 6 2 Breeden. W P- Zahn {l -0) . LP.Mor ton . (lO .?I and Casanova ; M c Anally ( 6-9) . HRs- Cra wford At the plate, Min nis slam- Bonham (7 -11) ana Swisher ~. 2 (.tth and 5th). med a home run and two nd gam e) San. Di ego 001 000 000- 1 6 1 singles. Other Pirate hitters O At lanta OOOJli O 010 - 2 7 o Ph ll a SOO 000 03x - 8 10 0 were Homer Mc Millan, a Ch ic ago 002 000 001 - 3 B 1 Greif, Corkins (6), Toml in (il · Niekro, L eon ( 8) and Oates : and Kendall ; Carlton ( 10-7) and single and double; Mike Casey, Burris , LaRoche 16), Zamora Boohe . LP - Grelf (J . ll ). H RSMark Theiss, Steve Mundell, (8) and Mifferwa ld , Swisher Boone (2nd ), Montanez Ordl. (8). WP - Zamora 1·1; LP Payne, . 1 Baker and Tackett, all Leon 0-2. HR - Thornton (4th). St. Lou i s 000 000 120- 3 11 o smg es. Cinei 100 000 010- 2 4 0 gam eJ Foster, Folkers ( 7), Hrabosky Gary Swain was charged {1st Los Ang 000 033 000- 6 6 3 (8), Ga r man (8) and Simm on s ; Wi th the loss . Gettmg h1 ts for Montrea l 111 320 OJx - 11 14 1 Norman. Carroll (8), MeE DOw n ing, Rhoden. (4), Hough naney ( 8 ) and Bench . WP · Green were Swain, Bobby (5), Bre wer (6) and Ferguson ; Fo lker s (.2-0) . LP · Norman ( 8 - 11 ~ Ev~s. Thompson, Pyles and Re nko, Taylor (6) and Foote . - Renko (6-8) , LP - Downjng San Fran 000 .002 000 ~ 2 6 2 Bur~ls. . . "WP (2 -31 . H R S- Fer guson (lOth), N .V . 010 200 -00x- .3 7 0 Bidwell sc_ored three r\llls m Foot e (5 th )", Jo r gense n (3th }, Barr, Sosa ( 7}, Barber ( 8) 1 · Moff itt (8) and Boccabell a ; e~ch the third and four th >n· Si ng leton (3 th) . · ·· Koosman 19-5) an d Grot e .. L Pmngs. Green made lt close at ·s-- t 2ndgam e) · Barr(4 -5) .· Friday's linescoreS- Ari'l erican L eagu e : G. Per r y, Wednes"a y Addaville at Clev 15-1; Wood, Chi 13 -9; Oa k Hi ll ; V inton at Oak H ill. H i lle r, Det 11-6; Tian t , Bos 11Friday Bi dwell at Ad - 7; H unter, O ak ·ll -8; B ib by, Tex da v ill e. · · ll -10. 5.25 Pe t. per year pa id on Re g ula r Passbook Savin gs. No Min imum . 'Interest fr om date of deposit to da te of with . dr a wal. 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I • Hours: Mon.- Wed .• 9-3-Thurs . C~Frlda y 9-S-$at. 9-3. FACT 1: FACT2: Jim ••••, . . • - ; Cuellar , Ho~d liani s; Whln li.tatll eu lnt«tor opHont, rou . Juel p.~lnt or ,..,.., welt, p1lnt ,lrlm~ connect lo ·outside ullllll",llnd mon ln. Or yOu msr purc:t:-•• COOL LATER 40 4ISIMDS Da.t . ... ..., I In the nightcap, the White Sox upped their loop mark io f>. 2 after downing the Senators . The losers are now 1-11 on the year. Todd Lingo was credited with the win . Randv Dailey 6.50 Pet. per year on 30 month Certificates of Dep.o s it . $ 1,000.00 Mini mum . . Interest Paya ble Quarterly . 90 day interest penalty if cashed before maturity . MEIGS BRANCH BUY NOW ~tol ... two I GALLIPOI.IS The Gallipolis Pony League Reds ca ptured their sixth straight conference win on Memorial Field Friday evening by turning back the Dodgers 18·3. In Little League action, the fir,! place . Tigers remained Wlbeaten in seven starts by boancing the Orioles, Jl·l and the White So< bombed the Senators, 25-3. Due to the Kyger Creek tow-nament ~ no games are scheduled in the Gallipolis Little League Monday night. In . Friday's Pony League game, Chuc~ I.ane had two doubles and a home ruldor the Reds. Rick Holley, who was credited with the win, had a single, double and triple. Colin Saunders had two singles, Jerry Wade a single and home run and Truman Johnson two singles . Brad Abels was charged with the loss. Abels had all three Dodger hits, two singles and a double. lr( Monday's action, the Dndgecs meet the Phillies at 6_ Amakeup game between the Braves and Giants will be playea at 8:15p.m. Wednesday after the Giants . Dodgers 6 p.m. game. Greg · Eutsler was credited with the Tigers win over the · 1es in Little League p1ay. Or10 Bobby Hood was charged with the Joss. Eutsler allowed only two hits one by Hood and · another by Matt Willis. The Orioles are 3-2 overall. Fof the winners , Don Chanj;!y . and Mike Bastiani each had two hits apiece. Dean Wilson !lad a double. 6.50% • •• ; Haven and the Rutland 7: 15 p.m. and Pomeroy's Dodgers playing the Gallipolis Giants will battl~ Addaville at Indians. 3::W p.m. On Friday, Centerville will In Saturday's opening game, play Salem at 6 p.m, Gallipolis' Orioles will meet Pl. Pomeroy's Tigers and the Plec : .and Fuel. Gallipolis Tigers will meet at • • • 'Middleport '• lnd1an s, the ballling Rio Grande and Gallipolis Athletics will battle Rutland's A's playin~ Cheshire und Pt. Pleas&nt Pomero)' ':s Pirates . Fruth 's tangle with Hacine. Thursduy 's games will Wednesday's schedule hus feature the Syracuse Astros Middleport Braves meeting the against Middleport Mels: Gallipolis Senators: Portl!md Gallipolis While Sox vs New 1 Of The Athens County Savings &Loan walking only ..... and giving up .. just- bits. Jim Riffle suffered the loss for Racine, slriliiJg (\\It H . walking i:w-o and allowing just six bits. For 8)--racwe, au its bits ..-ere Singles, one each b)• Dan Hei>drit, Kevin Stewart, Dave Bass, "Greg CUIJdiff, Kelly w-me~renner, and nm Smith. S!nitb's sing1le in lbe siJ:lh drwe in l!a:ss and w'mebre1111eT with tbe W'inniog runs. For Radne, Jim RiiOe """"*"<~a triple, Marl Sayre bad a triple and a single, and J . F. YOUDg bad a Sngle. • • SAVINGS GROW FASTER Jn th e openin g ruund , CHESHIRE - The 16th !Jberty and one team will ' annuol Kyger Creek J Jttle Gulllpolis Yanks will battle advance to Dayton, 1-"ague Tournament will begin Bidwell : Middl eport Red ~ li:ntry fee lo 13'1.5() for ..nc- Monday, Jul y 8 at 6 p.m. on the l)lttys l .et.art and Green, the lioned teams and drawing wll_l James Harreld Memorial d,de1uJing champ , meets . Four te11ms will advance to _ be held July 9 at 8 p.m. ad Diamond acrQss rrom the Pomeroy ' :~ Yankees . Stale Tournament play, two Hadley 's Field, Marietta. For Kyger Creek Power Plant. Tuesday night, Vinton-· plays learns to Mansfield and two more Information contact teams to !Middletown . Reuben Rit chey , Rt. 6, Drawing wUI be held in Marietta, 371-7206. Marietta July 9 at 7::W p.m. at The District No. 121ndustrlal Slow Pitch Tournament will be Hadley's field. Entry fee Is $35 for sane. held In Marietta July 22. 2.1 and Uoned leiU]ls; and for more 24 and August ~- Two teams Information, call Reuben will advance to State TourRitchey, Rt. 6, Marietta, Ohio, nament play at Zanesville. 374-7206, or JilT! Meyers, Logan Entry fee will be $37.5(), and the Dally News, Logan, Ohio. drawing will be held at ANAHEIM (UP! ) - Dick this one, " said Jndians' The District No. 12 Men's Hadley's Field, Marietta on Williams' estimation of hjs own manager Ken Aspromonte. Fast Pitch Tournament will be July 9 at 8:30p.m. For more team is goi ng down day by day. "That call really got us mad. It held In Marietta July 22., 2.1and information contact Reuben William s, who said the was a'lousy thing to do. The Ca lifornia Angels were a ca ll wasn't fair to SchaaL He 24. Ritchey, Rt. 6, Marietta, 3740ne team will advance to 7206. wrung t1 hove a mjrior league made a 11ell of a play just to get S!J!te Tournament play at West team when they dropped their to the ball ." fourth straight ijnder Willi111l1S Fritz Peterson, who allowed Thursday, was even more only four hits in eight innings of disgusted with what he saw in a work and picked up his seventh 7·2 Angels' loss to the win in 11 deci ~ ion s , was Cleveland Indians Friday fascinated by HMdrick 's night. booming home run. "The last time J saw this " I'll never forget that ball as level of play was when my son long as I Live ~" said Peterson. MIAMI (UP!) - Miami picket lines and report to camp was in American Legion ball," " It looked like a golf ball hit on Dolphins Coach Don Shula said Sunday are fullback Don Wi)liams said. "We'll have an a driving ranse ." Saturday the " Freedom NotUngham and Tom SrJ1ith. announcement soon, probably The (\ngels got one of the tomorrow, and JXISSibly more rWls back in the seventh on Bob issues " raised by striking NFL Doug Swift, Miami's player players would strip the world . representative, said the team than one player will be in. Oliver' s so1o home run . valved." · · Like many other recent c~mpions of the key to their decided after much discussion WiUiams di~ not elaborate on Angel defeats, the game W;JS succe$8 ·~ discipline. Frldaf . night not to vote on "I think the fr eedom issues whether to honor the strike and ·his plans, but said, ''We may broken open in late innings. Cleveland scored five times in take the thing you need out of agreed instead to leave the make several changes." "Tht1 worst" thing I've seen," the ninth, four off Ryan before football, and tlu!t's discipline," decision to each individual. he added, "is the pitching out he was removed, to put the Shula said. But Swift and Gravey both of the bullpen and our defengame away. , ''Any secret we've had here a nnounced that Miami's sive play.',' The loss- was California's to the success of the Miami · trai ning camp would be The other locker room was lOth in its last 12 games and the Dolphins Is ihe fact we've been picketed Sunday and add ed the jubilant. The win put the In· 25th Angels' setback in 33 disciplined, we've worked hard pickeUng would continue "all dians into a first place tie with contests, day, every day." and we've accomplished.'' Shula made the comment the Garvey also announced that . the Boston Red Sox in the M a,or Leagu e Leader sAmerican League East. But B y Unit ed Press Intern ati o n al day before Miami opens its " no special exemption will be L ea d i ng Ba tt ers they were without a hit off N a t io nal L ea gu e spring t~aining camp at gran led to the Dolphins for the . Angels' starter Nolan Ryan g. ab r . h. pet . Biscayne College to 48 rookies All-Star game," a contest that Garr, fH I 82 341 44 121 ,355 lintil the seventh inning. Smi th, StL 69 2-tS 37 84 .343 and non-regulars. Shula said ·would fatten the bank accounts W ith two out, Oscar Gamble Gross, Hou 11 264 45 90 ._341 the camp would open on of the veterans by $5,000 each. ,Ci r~ BO 282 50 90 .31 9 hit a bard grounder off Angels' Morgan Bu c knr , LA 70 279 37 89 .319 Shula said tha t "a number o f schedule and prepara lions third baseman Paul Schaal, Zis k, Pit 71 245 37 78 .31 8 would begin immediately for veterans have expressed a wh i.ch the Indians thought Ga r vey , LA 81 33 4 51 106 . 317 Grubb, s o 75 244 33 77 .316 the Chicago -College All-Stars desire to play in the (All-Star ) broke up Ryan's no-hitter Cash , Phll 80 328 53103 .31 4 game and I'm sure there will game July 26. ~ co n vin c in gly,_ Instead, the Sc hmdl , Ph! BO 265 49 83 .313 A m eric an L eag ue Ed Garvey, director of the be a nwnber that will decide to press box gave Schaal an il b r. h . p et . NFL Players Association , do it. '' HedecUned, however, to error, brin ging several Carew ; M i n .76g , 308 46 119 .386 H argrov , Tx6 1 185 26 66 .357 attended a Friday night name them. enraged Cleveland players out Jackson ,Ok 71 242 47 Bl . 335 Miami's No. 1 draft choice, of the dugout to scream up ·orta meeting of .35 Dolphins , Chi 62 217 35 71 .3 27 Stan ton, Ca l 51 190 24 67 .3 26 veterans - a . meeting tliat defensive end Donald, Reese , · toward the press box: Yaz . Bos 76 "266 47. 85 . 320 failed to produce a unanimous will play fQr the All-Stars in the George Hendrick settled the McRae , KC 75 259 38 83 .3 20 team agreemiont on the strike Chicago charity game and said dispute quickly. He slammed a Robi nsn, Bl 74 272 19 86 .316 udi.Oak 79 309 37 96 .3 11 he plani to report to the ].] fastball deep i~to the Angel R ai1d the AU-Star game. Randle ; Tex 74 24 1 37 75 .3 11 • Hom e Run s After the meeting, tight end Dolphins camp immediately - bullpen to give the Indians a 2-0 National L eagu e: Wynn, LA Jim Mandich said he sti)l in· after the game . 19 ,• Cedeno, Hou and Schmid t . lead. P hi l 18; BE:nch and Perez, Cin , "I'd rather have the players tended -to report to camp as "Give the scorer credit for Garvey, LA and Sfa r gell. Pitt mad at me than the owners," scheduled July 14 . 14. " • Am eri c a n L ea gu e: D . Allen , "Nothing at the meeting Reese said. ~ h i "20 ; Mayberry, KC a;,d His sentiments were echoed - Gallia Pony made me change my mind Jackson, Oak 16 ; H end r ick ~ Clev. Ho r ton, Oet -and Briggs , about not going along with the by 15th round draftee Larry M il 15. . strike," Mandich said. , "I'm Cates, who has been working Run s Batted In National L eagu e : . Cedeno, very tired of the business end out ·at Biscayne College for L eague standings H ou 66; Ga r vey, LA 63; .Wy n n, nearly two weeks. of football." · LA 60: Cey, LA and Sch m idt, ·GALLI A COUNT Y PONY "If. a rookie has any sense, P.hil 58. ···" Center Jim Langer, who LEAGU'E STANOIN.GS Am e r i can L eague: Bu r . he 'll corile " he said "becaUse TEAM W. L earlier - in the week blasted r ou9hs, T ex 66: D . Al ler\ , Ch i ' ' . B idwell a o 57 ; Rud i , Oak 56,· Brig gs, Mi l Garvey and called some of the it's their chance to impress the So ut hwestern 7 ·2 55; Ban da an d Jackson , Oak 50 .. 7 3 strike issues ''ridiculous,'' said coaches while the main men Gr een Pitch i ng Oak H ill 2 6 Nat ional League : Jo hn , L A Friday night he hasn't decidl)d are away." A dd av il le 1 1 12-2; M eg lothen , St .L 12.- 3 ; V in ton 1 a M a r shal l. LA 11-3 ; Brett, P itt about reporting July 14th, as All . make -up games 3 r e 10-5; Mor t o n . Afl, Carl ton and did Bob Matheson, the key man . heduled this week . L onbo rg, Phill0-7; Rogers , Mfl eau obo ooo ooo- o 7 o sc Tuf'sdav - Sou t hw ester n at 10-8. in Mia'ini's successful and now Oakland 00 2 oo3 10x- 6 7 o Sid welL 'Freedom issues' will '' .• KC tourney to start Monday • Williams promises Gallipolis Reds win' sixth zn ·row; ~ several changes Tigers remain unbeaten;· Sox romp JAMES E. ROUSH • • LOGAN - The District No. 12 Women 'o Slow Pilch Tournament_ Y(lll be held In Logan July 13-14 and 20.21. debut against Cards. CINCINNATI (UP!) - Tom Carroll , a &-foot-3, l~und rookie righl1lai>der, is going to get an early baptism as a starter in the major leagues. Cincinnati Reds' Manager Sparky Anderson p.lans to start Carroll Sunday in the first game of a doubleheader with the St. I.ouis C;miinals, which -Sentinel, SWJday, Jyly 7,1974 Logan will host women 's tourney · Laud8 cops pole spot staged at 0a)1on's National' Cas/1 Register Country Club, while Cincinnati's Hyde Park · Country Club "ill lie the site of CLOSED the women's e:vent.\ Both lDurne ··s will run Tues. 1: 30-J . JO Open...$w im July 14 l: JO.J: 30 Q>en (rec-reation • 21 - The Sunday Tim -·.· Dodge AUTHORIZED DEALERS CARROU NORRIS DODGE INC. 50 State. Street .Gallipolis, Ohio ...... �' County agent 's \Valier named souiltcasl farm hurt•a.u ~ upcrvt• or . ,Y our Wayne National -Forest corner By 1'. ALLAN WOLTER, insect probably won 't sting you. air was pierced by hoots and hollers and, District Ranger If you happen to disturb a nest, then you gue~d It, Bill, the supervisor, came Thl.s week's article written by Ray they'll out fighting and your dashl.ng through the brush with his ax Schoener, Forester in charge of timb<'r nalural impulse, of c<>urse, is to rWl. hurtling one way and his hardhat the and wildlife management activities. Don'ldo it! These insects have a natlll'al other. A string of yellow jackets hot on With the advent of late Spi mg and tendency to go after a moving target. his tail. His advice was easier to give Summer~ when warm sunshine brings ThPir eyes are best suited to detect than to foUow. out the leave:;; and grass and flowers, two njJvement. and rast movements are a To help cut do'wn your odds on having groups of Insects usually s ling only to . thrc•t to them . So - your best bells to to outslare a bWlch of hornels or.wasps, defend themselves from real or apparent move away slowly and stand still when wear white or someo ther light clothing. . . one or the insects gets close to you. For The experts say that for some reason the danger. The bees. wasps, and hor "ets are the some, probably most, this advice is hard insects have a parUcular dislike lor black stingers, and lt•s the females who do the tu put into practice. and other dark colors. slinging. Part of their egg-laying ap1 still remember something that People who are known to be.allergic paratus is mOdified Into a slinger. Males h<~ppened some years ago when I was to insect strings should obtain vaccine don 't have this mOdificAtion and are working in Northern ·Wisconsin on the and"'r allergy medication before · ex· .<l unable to sting . Nicolet National Forest. The summer posing, themselves to the possibility of ~ Except for the honey bee , tl1ese in- had been hot and dry and there were being stWlg. If W!lucky enough to be §I sects can sting more than once. Though large numbers of yellow jacket nests in · bitten, remove the stinger if possible and ~ stings can be painful and actually the groWld. My crew was doing some apply a paste of baking soda and cold ~ dangerous to a small percentage of limber stand improvement work and cream. A honeybee slinger stays im- ~i people, very often the evasive action yellow jacket biles were f.ommon. The bedded in the vicUm's skin and should be taken by the person who thinks he will be crew was edgy, and Bill, the work scraped out instead· of pulled because ~ stW!g has led to more serious problems. supervisor, called them together one pulling will o~ly force more. venom into ~ For instance, automobile accidents have morning before work to explam that the flesh causmg greater Imtatlon. Cold ·:;i; resulted from drivers who have been instead of throwing aside their axes and applications ·will relieve pain , and ~~ frightened or distracted by bees and rWlnlng when a nest was disturbed they calamine lotion will relieve Itching. It the :;:; hornets. Usually, Wlless you antagonize should take their time and just walk reaction is Wlusual, apply a constricting ~ the insect by striking at it, or inad- away, very slowly. . band above the bite, apply cold packs and ll vertentiy trap it in your clothing, the The crew went to work. Suddenly the see a doctor as soon as possible. ~j ~oome By John C. Rlce EJt, ARent, Agrlcul!ure J f g witb truck 4,000 removed from Welfare COLUMBUS (UP!) Nearly 4,0110 weHare reclpl.,ll were removed from Ohio weHare rolls in AprU 01 1 result of the state.. -a: registration program, atato Welfare Director Charlet Bates said. Bates said savings to tile 1.1.1· payer from the reductlM Wll $544,532. Bates also said hill depart.. men! had removed 130 recipients during April for refuain& to register for work or accept~ job or enroll for job training. The director said support contiilued for families of thoee persons who refused to work and were removed from !lie weHare rolls. Kenneth Wal!<!r of Dover has been named Ohio southeast regional supervisor lor the Ohio Farm Bureuu Federation. Glenn Pirtle, Farm Bureau vice president for field services announcqd today. Walter succeeds Earl Downey, who has retired after 35 years of service with t.he Farm Bureau and 1ls associated companies. Walter, 37, has been prganization director for Tuscarawas, Carroll , Harrison and Jefferson coWlties for the past four years. As southeast regiona.I supervisor, Walter will supervise Farm Bureau county organization directors in the region and wiU act as liaison southeastern Ohio. between the state organization walter and his wife Susan ~­ and llle 22 affiliated county have five children and live in Farm Bw·eaus in east and Dover. The followillg Information cont-erns how a child of 16 years of age call and can not be employed on a farm . The jol\s that have been declared hatardous lor children under 16 years or age are as follows : Handling or applying anhydrous ammonia, organic arsenic herbicides, organic phosphate pesltcides, halogenated hydrocarbon tlesticides, or heavy metal fungicides, including cleaning or decontaminating equij)ment used in application or mixing of such chemicals. Handflilg or using a blasting agent. For the purpose·of this sub-paragraph, the tenn "blasting agent " shalt include explosives such as, bot not limited to, dynamite, black powder,. sensitized ammonium nitrate, blasting caps, and primer cord. . Serving as nagman for aircraft. Working as - Driver of a truck or automobile on a public road or highway or driver of a bus. Operating , driving, or riding a tractor (track or wheel ) over 20-belt horsepower, or attaching or detaching an implement or power take off unit to or from such tractor while the motor is runqlng. Operating or riding on a self-unloading bunk feeder wagon, a seH-unloading bunk feeder trailer, a · self-Wlloading forage wagon, a soH-unloading forage box trailer, a soH-unloading auger wagon, or a seH-unloading auger trailer. Operating or riding on a dump wagon, hoist wagon, fork lift, rotary Iiller (except walking type), or power-driven earth. . · ~>ll·>ll"}X~:=:::::::::;;;;;::::::;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::;::;:;:;::::~:::::::::::;::;::;::=~::::::::;:;::::::::::::~:::::::.:=::::;:::::::::::::::::::;:;:;::::::::.:::::.:::::::::::::\o: ..:~....;.~:.~.·-·=·:-.-.ox. . . :o..-.:•••:.....:.:..-...~.•••••"lcr.'.-...~"VWfl'........ •« moving equipment or power-driven trenching equipment. ' • ._, ..'.-.;··~~.;.·-.·;o....,.·,·o;-.....:~..:·:.·,·~··-.;s•···o,;•;o,;o;.o,;o,;o;.:OX>'·v.NI.'I.'I....,._ ........,..._....=!t Operating or Wlclogging a' power driven rombine, field baler, hay condition corn picker, forage harvester, or vegetable harvester. Operating, feeding, or unclogging any of the following machine when power-driven : stationary baler, thresher, huller, feed grillder, chopper, silo filler, or crop dryer. · By John Cooper HELSINKI (UPI)- ,. Jutch by Rupert Sayre. Feeding materials into or unclogging a roughage blower or Lancaster County, Pa. is Soli Cons. Service auger conveyor. tourist buS' colli!l '<I head"'n The. Holland farm is located considered one of the best farm PT. PLEASANT Work is with a a 1truck-traikr [•'riday Operating, a power-driven post-hole digger or power-<lriven at Oldtown Creek and was areas in United States. Much of driver. and turned over several times, progressing on the Glenn formerly known as the McCoy Lancaster COWlty is farmed by ripping out one of its sides and Holland diversion ditch and the place. The Vaughan farm is Operating. adjusting, or cleaning a power-driven saw. Amish people. They ar.e very causing beav,v casualties George Vaughan pond. Felling, bucking, skidding, loading, or unloading timber with located on Brighton Road. devoted to the care of their among pa.s;:;engers in one of The Hollarid diversion will be a butt diameter or more than. 6 inches. · WE VISITED our friend and land. Finland's worst road accident. about I ,800 feet long and is district cooperator, Gus Henry Working from a ladder or scaffold at a height over 20'teet. We noted that the crops were The Keskis uomi Central Working inside a gas-tight type fruit enclosure, gas-ti¥ht grain of Gallipolis Ferry. The main lush and that practically all of Hospital said staff had trouble enclosure or a gas.Ught type forage enclosure, or inside a silo purpose of this visit was to them were using most up-Ioputting bodi es together when a top unloading device is in operating position. service a request by Mr. Henry because they were so badly being buill at the base of a hill for the treatment of some date conservation measures. in a yard, open, or stall occupied by a dairy bull, Some of these included boar,Working mutilated, but they counted 10 to intercept hillside runoff pasture land. or stud horse. alternate contour strip cropdead. The hospitlll said 20 before it gets to an adjacent Jobs that youth Wider 16 can be employed are listed below: During the vis! t we looked ping, crop rotations, sod persons were injured, four 'bottom land field and·a nearby over Mr. Henry's vegetable ·Pruning Christmas trees critically, and four others were barnlotarea. The earthmoving garden or better said, "truck waterways, farm ponds and Mowing lawns grassland management. · released after treatment. Picking berries on this diverSion job iS being patches" because he is still Somewhat of an editorial The accident occurred near done by the Western Soil working vigorously at the Picking tree fruit Jyvaskyla, 160 miles nO'rth of Conservation District bull- producUon of vegetables which observation would be that a Picking tree fruit (on ladders at less than 20 feet up from the few farms that were not using Helsmki. dozer which is 'being operated he sells at his nearby roadside conservation measures were groWld) Picking vegetables · slal!d . We noted that he had not nearly as green looking nor Milking cows planled.200 pounds of· potatoes as prosperous looking as those Feeding bogs ~r chickens (.!l'itllout auger conveyor) and also had planted several which were using conservation Operating a garden tractor (under 20 horsepower) hundred tomatoes all of which practices. · Working on transplanter were staked, The day before PRESIDENT NAMED - . Loading hay bales on wagor1 ·our visit Mr . Henry had COLUMBUS (UPI) - E . Unloading hay bales onto portable elevator plan ted two to three hWldred Wade . Underwood, Clinton, a Detasseling corn additional tomatoes from former teacher here, has been Carpentry (but not using power saw) which he plans to harvest fruit elected president of the Ohio later in the fall. Trimming and prWllng hedges, grape vines, etc. Education Association.. Handling irrigation pipes We would like to mention Underwood, president of the Harvesting or cultivating tobacco that Mr, Henry is one of those Akron Education Association, Fueling and machinery maintenance octogenarian farmers about · was a teacher here Wltil 1969 Riding horses whom we wrote a·feature story when he became fulltime .Setting posts and repairing fences some two years ago, At that president of the local Painting mach.inery time he was nearly 88 and this association. Nwnerous other jobs. coming July 19 he will qualify for a nonagenarian. Mr. Henry · commented, "I believe maybe l'm working too hard." WE FEEL .compelled to mention something that we The Meigs Future Farmers was appointed as reporter. saw recently on our trip to of America held its monthly Plans for the '74 Meigs Tomorrow's Agriculture" with Wilmington, Delaware . This · summer meeting 6:30 last JWlior Fair booth were made. a small scale train qighlighting . trip took us through the eastern Tuesday evening in the Vo-Ag. A committee of workers were the exhibit. The next meeting will be held part of Pennsylvania and room at Meigs High School. assigned 1<> have it ready for northern part of Delaware. • Big-j~b powe:. • 5 forward . speeds & On tile agenda were plans for the next meeting. The theme in the Vo-Ag. room at Meigs High School August 6 at 7:30 reverse. • ·With proper attachments Snapper F.F.A. camp, the ;ippointmenl for the exhibit is "Training For p.m. of two new offiCers, and plans • solves many yard care problems. • Free demonfor the booth at the upcoming stration on your own lawn. Meigs Coon ty Fair. Donations to the Meigs Deanna Cundiff, clothes; The Chapter is sending eight COLUMBUS - Articles of people. to C,a mp F.F.A. COW1ty children's home for the Catholic Church, food ; Rich All SJ;:1pf,c:r tnO\I I!rS nlL'ct A .N 5 I )a(L'IY -rx:n tk,uron~ . incorporation have been filed Muskingum this year; The month Of June were as follows : Valley Ice Cream ; MiddleportMrs. Harold ·Spencer, toys; Pomeroy Rotary, food ; Meigs here with Secretary of Stale · group Includes Danny Good, Ted W. Brown by Johnson Paul Jones, Robert Lemley, Mrs. J.une VanVranken , High School Alumni AssoC ., Management · Company, Mark Richmond, Robert clothes; Mrs. Carol Adams, food ; Mrs . Jake Lee, clothes cosme tics; Sherrie Gallipolis. L. Vance Johnson, Council, Tony Hutton, Brian Produce; Hemlock Grove and Louise R. Johnson, and M. E. Windon, and Mr. Sayre. They Chrisllan Church V.B.S., Weaver, cosmetics; Midrecreational dleport Pool, season passes; Johnson are the incorporators. plan to leave July 29 and be money for equipment 'and trips; Mid- Royal Oak Pool , season L. Vallee Johnson is the back August 2. general agent. dfeport First Baptist Church passes ; Cindy Mills, telescope, Those elected to offices were Articles were also filed by the 'Student Advisor Lester V.B.S., recreational equipment blanket and electric shaver. Thank yo u from !ada Johnson Supermarkets, Inc. of Parker and Brian Windon, his and picture ; Mrs. Evelyn Knight, a pony (on loan ); Weaver, matron . Gallipolis. L. Vance Johnson, assistant and Rick Macomber Cundiff, clothes; Marilyn Louise R. Johnson and .M. E .. Johnson are the Incorporators. PH. 992-2975 L. Vance Johnson is . the 512 E. MAiN POMEROY, O. agent. Papers were flied by and ......_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ . Cherrington-Moulton Evans of Gallipolis. Bus collides I • Work proW.essing on ditch OUR ANIMAL HEAlnf PRODUCTS · eMASTITIS TREATMENT •PINKEYE SPRAY •TEAT DIP eKOW KARE • eCALF SCOUR TABLETS BAG BALM eUDDER CREAM •HORSE H~LTH • FLY CONTROL PRODUCTS (Oust-Spray) ·Lay of the land PLUS RUBBER FEED TUBS AND FENCE CHARGERS J. D. NORTH PRODUCE CO. , GALliPOLIS, OHIO VINE STREET IMUMSP ~ 14.2 cu. ft. NO·FROST REFRIGERATORFREEZER Gravely Tractor Sales •so OFf l';OO - Gospel Caravan 6 ; Billy James. Harg l$ and HI$ ... AII ·Amerlcan Kids 10; Day ol Discovery 4 ; Re\1 . Leonard Repass 81 Mormon Choi r 3; Mamre Church t3. - fJ : 30 - Your Heallh .::1 ; Day of Discovery a; Ge t Together •• 10; Rev . 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In 1973, President Nixon said he would not appear in front of the ·Sanale Watergate lnvesti· gating c01nmittee or give It access to White House files . Kyger H\' IRMA BALES t' lfly·five persons ~!tended the annual Bradbury-Jenkins family reWlion at the Lodge Hall JWle·JO. Before the dinner, they ali joined their voices In singing the Doxology. At· Lending were Mrs . Poe Bradbury, Wymond Bradbury, Mr. and Mrs. Don B. Hodge and Mr . and · Mrs . Clyde Bradbury and their grandchildren, Steven and Wendy J o, all pi Gallipolis ; Mrs . Naomi B. Mangum of Washington, D. C.; Mrs. Annabelle Ball of· Rodney ; Mrs. Mary Bradbury and J . D., Michael and Beth Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sisson, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schuler of Portland ; Mr. and Mrs . Wade R~pe or Crooksville; Mr. and Mrs. Jeff A. Sabins of Marysville; By Hden ~ ruip : . '• - i Sue Uoucl Maybe He I.lkeo Hit t'amlly! When 1first met my boyfriend, I thought his folks were the greatet<t. Ilia Mom taoght me a Jot about housekeepmg, etc. But 8Jle's wcarlllg out her welcome. Every time we walk into the ~ouse, she has a long list of things to do or errands to run. Like she says, " As long a.c1 you're going that way, C"'l you pick up these groceries'for m.e?" Somelim•s he's late becawse he "was helping h1s Dad clean the garage." Or he can't come over because his folks Have planned a trip with him. . Since he's going Into college this September and will be away from home (and me ), I should think they'd ease upon him and let us be together while we can . When !'get mad,my b.f. says, "Cool it." He.thinks if I loved him enoogh 1 \!I'Ouldn't mind running errands With hun or being with hin1 while he works. Have you a solution for a guy who loves his imposing parents? - ERRAND GIRL By Mr . Herbert Roush Sharon and Cindy Roush spent Saturday nlgbt with Mr .. and Mrs. Arnold Hupp. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sayre were at Jackson Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs . Brice Sayre. • Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lawson were Mr. and Mrs . Gary Miller of Mansfield, Mrs . Bill Parsons and sons, Antiquity, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lawson and Eric, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lawson and son, C, T., Of Letart, W. Va. Edward Roush had an •P· pendectomy at Veterans Memorial Hospllai Friday evening . Mrs. Harry Shain is a medical patient at Holzer Medical Center. Mrs. Ronald Russell and children, Mandy and Mike, spent Monday through Thur•day with her sister, M.-. and /<Irs . Dana Lewis at Clifton, W. Va., and spent the weekend with Mr. Russell's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hagey at Pomeroy. Mr . and Mrs. Don Stobarl bave opened up an antique shop in the former Granddad Sbaine store building at An· Uqulty. Mr. and Mrs. Mllo ~ son or Michigan are IPtlldint • week"s vacation at tbelr farm,_ • Mrs. Grace Bradbury, Poe E.G~ce your b.f. is ~ving at home, you can't expect him to . anll . forget 3!) 0 18 I h) hoUSehold duties. (And honest - they don't seem too BrdadScb~yt ~f ~':;),~i~eg~~nLI; Va .; Mrs. Malinda dBra~b~~ Mrs. Helen Y ~ous~., dleport ; MrsKc~~e. . ....,uuse Ortha Roush and Mary Ann Miles of Cincinnati; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Price and Cindy, Mark and Tim, Pvt. Don Price of Fort Belvior, Va .; Mrs. Teresa Price and Becky and Frankie, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mulford, Mrs. Martha BrWlson. and 'Greg, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Holland and Debbie and Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Bradbury, Mr . and Mrs . Richard Bradbury of Columb us; Larry Tate, Michael Tale and Doug Johnson. Recent SWlday callers of Mr. and Mrs . Ben Rope were Mr. and Mrs. Hortie Roush and their granddaughter, Scarlett Roush. Mr. and Mrs. George .Gardner visited recenlly with her mother, Mrs. Florence Scott and other rel~tives in Zanesville. Mr. and Mrs. David Jividen and daughter, Tracy ~f Cleveland are spending a week's vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roriial Jividen . Mrs. Ronial Jividen and Mr. and Mrs. David Jividen and daughtl>r spent Tuesday with Mr . and Mrs. Ophie Casto at Ripley, W. Va. SWlday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Oshel Tribble were Mr. and Mrs. Le.o Rope, Wendell James of Gallipolis and Dave Kelly and sons, Mike and· Steve of Bulaville: Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs . Bob Elkins and Jeanie and Mike were Mr. and Mrs. Mac Ward, Mr. and Mrs . Tony Elkins and Mr. and Mrs . Elmer mucEilher give a little understanding or get out now if you don't feel you can share your guy for a while with his parents. - SUE . +++ Dear E.: " You say, your b.f.'s Mother is "wearing out her welcome. Maybe it's the other' way around. Remember he'll also be leaving his folks, come September, so don't begrudge them a little of his time.- HELEN Ill£ PHA!IITOM As PERCE 11l1Y:; TO TAkE 1HE. 5N:R~P IA-!A6E •.. +++ Dear Rap : Pleaset once again, could you give us the name and addres.s of the place )lou write to so that you can donate your body or your organs to science, after death? - THE TWELVE OF US Rap:We have a problem who lives next door to me. Sh e ' s Ch'mese, and speaks nothing but ~er parents' l"':'guage at home. ~y've been in this country only a little while, and she doesn I un- . derstand our language very wen, so she makes lots of mistakes. .t.o'l~~~:;==;;;: She does dumb things, like laughing when she shouidn,'t Her urn.E ORPHAN ANNIE conversation is terribly dull .:.. usually about herseH. She s very LIT T L I: shy and we're about her only friends, which makes 11 bad ~~tH....~o b<'c~use she tags along with us, and everybody knows three's a OOUAAS· TEii - IN NftiTifS WIU... Sf crowd. She gives us gifts, tries to imitate us - It's embarras;nng. What makes it had is she's so GRATEFUL. We cant be mean, but how do we ease off?-TWO WITH A TAGALONG • AKKitt:-FOUR ~is sh~'s Two girl probably senses a bother and tries to make up · for it with gifts and acUons that only ~barrass. you. What she needs is ONE good personal friend who will lake tune to each h~ 'American ways. If it can't ·be either of you, then maybe your swnmer school counselor can steer her toward a more un· derstanding girl friend (or tutor) ..- SUE . .. ·.l\1'1.. ABNER +++ Dear Two: · ' Look: Why don't 'you make this girl your group project for the summer? . , all In two months you could "AmericaniZe her - and by f she'd be ready to branch out on her own. When you make teaching her a game - aod, watch your fantastic progress-you may <)iscover this was the best summer of your lives. - ·HELEN .' · Tirruny Spires celebrated hLs Spaulding. . eleventh birthday Mon day, Mae ·Salser and daughter, brought him home. . July "1, with a lovely party Donna, of Sheffield Lake. . Mrs. Jessie Rope has been given b~ his pa~ents, Mr. and Recent .sunday evemng discharged ftom the Selby Mrs. Rodney Spires, at .the guests of Mr. and Mrs. General Hospital in Marietta home of his grandmother; Mrs . Claren9e Searls were Mr. and and is now at the Rest Haven Muriel Spires. A beautifully Mrs. Ezra Phillips and Rhonda Nursing Home at Newport, just decorated cake was served Sue cook, all of Syracuse. . above Marietta on State Route with ice cream, pothtatoh~hipsd, Mr. and Mrs. John Jenkins 7. , _ Mrs. Genevie Jones and mints and pWlch to e onore and son Heath, spent a week at guest, his parents and grand- Myrtle 'eeach,' s. C. recently. Jeanette called on Mrs. Dale mother and Mrs. Irma Bales, Spending Saturd~y with Mr. Sisson Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. JWlior White, Mr.· and Mrs. Bill NorriS and family Mr. and . Mrs. Freddie and Mrs. Denny Spires, Denise were Mrs. Sue ·Holley and son, Durham and children of New and Julie, Diane Spires, Mr. Robert, of Bidwell. Smyrna Be~ch, Florida are Mr. and Mrs. Hortie Roush \jislting with Mr. and Mrs. Joe and Mrs. Ralph Bales and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ables. spent' Monday with ·Mr. and Stewart. Also visiti,ng on the Calling on Mrs . Muriel Mrs. Tom Erickson and f"!"IIY weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Spires, Mrs. Irma Bales, Mrs. at Newark. Tommy Stewart of Columbus. Marie Spir~s and girls and Vera Thomas spent several Mr. and Mrs . Charles Mrs. Rhonda Ables on Tuesday days with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart have moved· from were Mrs. Clara Mae Mctntyre Hill and children at Marengo. Albany 1<> Coolville. Calling on of Minersville Rl. and Mrs. Romiie Roush is spending a them SWlday afternoon were Dottie Atkinson of Mason, W. few days with his father, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stewart and Va . Howard Roush a!Fainnont, W. Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Durham Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bales Va. of New Smyrna Beach, Fla. recently called on Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Tale J . D. Bradbury, son of Mr. Sammy ·Gibbs and Kevin, Mr · and daughter, Helen, of Dayton and Mrs. Jim Bradbury wen !to and Mrs. Frank Layne, and spent several days with Mr. King's Island with Mr. and Mrs. Judy Harrison and son, and Mrs. Charles Tate. Mrs. Mrs. Brent Love and son Brian, all at Rutland. Gerald Tate also visited her Thursday and · stayed Wllll Recent weekend guests of mother, Mrs . Luther Saturday. Mrs. Cora Ward Rope were Frederick who is ill. Mrs. Spefding a weekeod with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lewis of Frederick has been trans- and Mrs. Ed Spears were his Columbus. !erred from Holzer Medical sisters, Mrs. Wilma Williams 'Three old frame structures Center to a hospital in of Crooksville and Mrs. Elma. in thEf area are being torn Columbus. Graves of Zanesville. They aU down. They are the old store Mrs. Irma Bales and Mrs. attended the Roach family building which was known as · Rhonda Ables shopped in reunion on Saturday at the Howard Shuler's sl<>re, the old Athens Tuesday 'afternoon. park ·at New Haven, W. Va. Mrs. John 'Jenkins and son, Mr. and Mr~. Denny M. house that formerly was ·the Cecil Lane house which is now Heath spent a few days with . Spires are the proud parenls of owned by Mr. and Mrs. Ronial her gr;,.dmother, Mrs. Gray in a son born at Holzer Medical Jividen and the house that is Huntington, w. va. eehterat 7:52a.m. July 3. The known as the Charlie Mack Tuesday callers of Mr. and infant weighed 10 lbs., II ozs. house.. . Mrs. Btll Norris and family and has two sisters, Denise, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Spires, were Mr. and Mrs. Fred age. 7, and Julie, age 6. Diane and Timmy spent an Maynard of Cleveland. Grandparents are Mr . and afternoon at Camden Spending the weekend with Mrs. Calvin (Shorty) Caldwell Park a recent SWlday. · Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tate of Gallipolis Route and Mrs. Recent Sunday afternoon were their sons, Carroll Tate, Muriel A. Spires. callers of Mr . and Mrs. Ralph and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Tate Clair Athey and daughter, Buies were her father and Qf Columbus. · ·· Ruth have returned home brother, Sammy Gibbs and,.· Mr. and Mrs. Ron White after~enduigawdk·withMr. Kevin of Rutland. spent a Sunday afternoon with and Mrs~ Charles Athey and ·Mr. and Mrs. onJimMrs. Ables of Mr. and Mrs. James .RJfe and family at JacksQn,i Mo . . Racine called Irma B'ales, Mrs. Mt••let Spires and Terry and Penny, and called on ,Tuesday even ng supper • Mr. andMrs. RonaldWhlteand guests' of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bales. . family at Cheshire Monday Warn•ley were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Casto of Kanauga evening . . John Pritsch and daughter, called On Mr. Mrs . C. .Spending recent Tuesday Bonnie,of·MOWldsvllle, W. Va . M.Ml's. CastoMaTuesday evening. . with Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Casto · rion Thomas . has been ·hoopitall•ed at Veterans were Hobert Casto and son, Chester, of Colwnbus. . . Memorial Hospital as a Billy Hockman spent a week . ·' · medical patten!. with his grandparents, Mr .and A thought for the day: BrltWl Saturday evening cane._ of M Ra sn der at Logan. His clergyman Matthew Henry Mr . and Mrs. Junior White rs. ta YMr Yand Mrs Homer said, "None Is so bllnd as th,. were Mrs. Allee White or Loi!an and who will not see." 10 Minersville and Mrs. Verna l~~;,~~~1~riE wHATCANWEDOIDAMIKE- ~~~;,"~~~"' .NOTrCE HIM51TUYOU1/'"<:!il PAND REALI..Y AROUND rm.-, DOWN TO 4 AND COUNTING! Only 4.Mobile Homes Left! a :!:~.;. w~nt • • •••• DEAL OF A LIFTIME - LOWEST PRICE EVER! Save As Much As $ 2,000 We Will Service To Complete ~njoyable ""~ - RVIIDRtt:D DOLLARI A~L ~~~T - ; i BJtd Fairview ·News Notes '~ ~• • • NOW T~e ' ~ ~ ~f. ":arranty 64xl4 Up .To 70xl4 i, • . All Priced With Delivery and Set Up Included Hours: Daily 10 to 6- Thurs. & Sat. 10 to 5 .. Closed Sunda ...• .•~ -~ ! = ! �' County agent 's \Valier named souiltcasl farm hurt•a.u ~ upcrvt• or . ,Y our Wayne National -Forest corner By 1'. ALLAN WOLTER, insect probably won 't sting you. air was pierced by hoots and hollers and, District Ranger If you happen to disturb a nest, then you gue~d It, Bill, the supervisor, came Thl.s week's article written by Ray they'll out fighting and your dashl.ng through the brush with his ax Schoener, Forester in charge of timb<'r nalural impulse, of c<>urse, is to rWl. hurtling one way and his hardhat the and wildlife management activities. Don'ldo it! These insects have a natlll'al other. A string of yellow jackets hot on With the advent of late Spi mg and tendency to go after a moving target. his tail. His advice was easier to give Summer~ when warm sunshine brings ThPir eyes are best suited to detect than to foUow. out the leave:;; and grass and flowers, two njJvement. and rast movements are a To help cut do'wn your odds on having groups of Insects usually s ling only to . thrc•t to them . So - your best bells to to outslare a bWlch of hornels or.wasps, defend themselves from real or apparent move away slowly and stand still when wear white or someo ther light clothing. . . one or the insects gets close to you. For The experts say that for some reason the danger. The bees. wasps, and hor "ets are the some, probably most, this advice is hard insects have a parUcular dislike lor black stingers, and lt•s the females who do the tu put into practice. and other dark colors. slinging. Part of their egg-laying ap1 still remember something that People who are known to be.allergic paratus is mOdified Into a slinger. Males h<~ppened some years ago when I was to insect strings should obtain vaccine don 't have this mOdificAtion and are working in Northern ·Wisconsin on the and"'r allergy medication before · ex· .<l unable to sting . Nicolet National Forest. The summer posing, themselves to the possibility of ~ Except for the honey bee , tl1ese in- had been hot and dry and there were being stWlg. If W!lucky enough to be §I sects can sting more than once. Though large numbers of yellow jacket nests in · bitten, remove the stinger if possible and ~ stings can be painful and actually the groWld. My crew was doing some apply a paste of baking soda and cold ~ dangerous to a small percentage of limber stand improvement work and cream. A honeybee slinger stays im- ~i people, very often the evasive action yellow jacket biles were f.ommon. The bedded in the vicUm's skin and should be taken by the person who thinks he will be crew was edgy, and Bill, the work scraped out instead· of pulled because ~ stW!g has led to more serious problems. supervisor, called them together one pulling will o~ly force more. venom into ~ For instance, automobile accidents have morning before work to explam that the flesh causmg greater Imtatlon. Cold ·:;i; resulted from drivers who have been instead of throwing aside their axes and applications ·will relieve pain , and ~~ frightened or distracted by bees and rWlnlng when a nest was disturbed they calamine lotion will relieve Itching. It the :;:; hornets. Usually, Wlless you antagonize should take their time and just walk reaction is Wlusual, apply a constricting ~ the insect by striking at it, or inad- away, very slowly. . band above the bite, apply cold packs and ll vertentiy trap it in your clothing, the The crew went to work. Suddenly the see a doctor as soon as possible. ~j ~oome By John C. Rlce EJt, ARent, Agrlcul!ure J f g witb truck 4,000 removed from Welfare COLUMBUS (UP!) Nearly 4,0110 weHare reclpl.,ll were removed from Ohio weHare rolls in AprU 01 1 result of the state.. -a: registration program, atato Welfare Director Charlet Bates said. Bates said savings to tile 1.1.1· payer from the reductlM Wll $544,532. Bates also said hill depart.. men! had removed 130 recipients during April for refuain& to register for work or accept~ job or enroll for job training. The director said support contiilued for families of thoee persons who refused to work and were removed from !lie weHare rolls. Kenneth Wal!<!r of Dover has been named Ohio southeast regional supervisor lor the Ohio Farm Bureuu Federation. Glenn Pirtle, Farm Bureau vice president for field services announcqd today. Walter succeeds Earl Downey, who has retired after 35 years of service with t.he Farm Bureau and 1ls associated companies. Walter, 37, has been prganization director for Tuscarawas, Carroll , Harrison and Jefferson coWlties for the past four years. As southeast regiona.I supervisor, Walter will supervise Farm Bureau county organization directors in the region and wiU act as liaison southeastern Ohio. between the state organization walter and his wife Susan ~­ and llle 22 affiliated county have five children and live in Farm Bw·eaus in east and Dover. The followillg Information cont-erns how a child of 16 years of age call and can not be employed on a farm . The jol\s that have been declared hatardous lor children under 16 years or age are as follows : Handling or applying anhydrous ammonia, organic arsenic herbicides, organic phosphate pesltcides, halogenated hydrocarbon tlesticides, or heavy metal fungicides, including cleaning or decontaminating equij)ment used in application or mixing of such chemicals. Handflilg or using a blasting agent. For the purpose·of this sub-paragraph, the tenn "blasting agent " shalt include explosives such as, bot not limited to, dynamite, black powder,. sensitized ammonium nitrate, blasting caps, and primer cord. . Serving as nagman for aircraft. Working as - Driver of a truck or automobile on a public road or highway or driver of a bus. Operating , driving, or riding a tractor (track or wheel ) over 20-belt horsepower, or attaching or detaching an implement or power take off unit to or from such tractor while the motor is runqlng. Operating or riding on a self-unloading bunk feeder wagon, a seH-unloading bunk feeder trailer, a · self-Wlloading forage wagon, a soH-unloading forage box trailer, a soH-unloading auger wagon, or a seH-unloading auger trailer. Operating or riding on a dump wagon, hoist wagon, fork lift, rotary Iiller (except walking type), or power-driven earth. . · ~>ll·>ll"}X~:=:::::::::;;;;;::::::;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::;::;:;:;::::~:::::::::::;::;::;::=~::::::::;:;::::::::::::~:::::::.:=::::;:::::::::::::::::::;:;:;::::::::.:::::.:::::::::::::\o: ..:~....;.~:.~.·-·=·:-.-.ox. . . :o..-.:•••:.....:.:..-...~.•••••"lcr.'.-...~"VWfl'........ •« moving equipment or power-driven trenching equipment. ' • ._, ..'.-.;··~~.;.·-.·;o....,.·,·o;-.....:~..:·:.·,·~··-.;s•···o,;•;o,;o;.o,;o,;o;.:OX>'·v.NI.'I.'I....,._ ........,..._....=!t Operating or Wlclogging a' power driven rombine, field baler, hay condition corn picker, forage harvester, or vegetable harvester. Operating, feeding, or unclogging any of the following machine when power-driven : stationary baler, thresher, huller, feed grillder, chopper, silo filler, or crop dryer. · By John Cooper HELSINKI (UPI)- ,. Jutch by Rupert Sayre. Feeding materials into or unclogging a roughage blower or Lancaster County, Pa. is Soli Cons. Service auger conveyor. tourist buS' colli!l '<I head"'n The. Holland farm is located considered one of the best farm PT. PLEASANT Work is with a a 1truck-traikr [•'riday Operating, a power-driven post-hole digger or power-<lriven at Oldtown Creek and was areas in United States. Much of driver. and turned over several times, progressing on the Glenn formerly known as the McCoy Lancaster COWlty is farmed by ripping out one of its sides and Holland diversion ditch and the place. The Vaughan farm is Operating. adjusting, or cleaning a power-driven saw. Amish people. They ar.e very causing beav,v casualties George Vaughan pond. Felling, bucking, skidding, loading, or unloading timber with located on Brighton Road. devoted to the care of their among pa.s;:;engers in one of The Hollarid diversion will be a butt diameter or more than. 6 inches. · WE VISITED our friend and land. Finland's worst road accident. about I ,800 feet long and is district cooperator, Gus Henry Working from a ladder or scaffold at a height over 20'teet. We noted that the crops were The Keskis uomi Central Working inside a gas-tight type fruit enclosure, gas-ti¥ht grain of Gallipolis Ferry. The main lush and that practically all of Hospital said staff had trouble enclosure or a gas.Ught type forage enclosure, or inside a silo purpose of this visit was to them were using most up-Ioputting bodi es together when a top unloading device is in operating position. service a request by Mr. Henry because they were so badly being buill at the base of a hill for the treatment of some date conservation measures. in a yard, open, or stall occupied by a dairy bull, Some of these included boar,Working mutilated, but they counted 10 to intercept hillside runoff pasture land. or stud horse. alternate contour strip cropdead. The hospitlll said 20 before it gets to an adjacent Jobs that youth Wider 16 can be employed are listed below: During the vis! t we looked ping, crop rotations, sod persons were injured, four 'bottom land field and·a nearby over Mr. Henry's vegetable ·Pruning Christmas trees critically, and four others were barnlotarea. The earthmoving garden or better said, "truck waterways, farm ponds and Mowing lawns grassland management. · released after treatment. Picking berries on this diverSion job iS being patches" because he is still Somewhat of an editorial The accident occurred near done by the Western Soil working vigorously at the Picking tree fruit Jyvaskyla, 160 miles nO'rth of Conservation District bull- producUon of vegetables which observation would be that a Picking tree fruit (on ladders at less than 20 feet up from the few farms that were not using Helsmki. dozer which is 'being operated he sells at his nearby roadside conservation measures were groWld) Picking vegetables · slal!d . We noted that he had not nearly as green looking nor Milking cows planled.200 pounds of· potatoes as prosperous looking as those Feeding bogs ~r chickens (.!l'itllout auger conveyor) and also had planted several which were using conservation Operating a garden tractor (under 20 horsepower) hundred tomatoes all of which practices. · Working on transplanter were staked, The day before PRESIDENT NAMED - . Loading hay bales on wagor1 ·our visit Mr . Henry had COLUMBUS (UPI) - E . Unloading hay bales onto portable elevator plan ted two to three hWldred Wade . Underwood, Clinton, a Detasseling corn additional tomatoes from former teacher here, has been Carpentry (but not using power saw) which he plans to harvest fruit elected president of the Ohio later in the fall. Trimming and prWllng hedges, grape vines, etc. Education Association.. Handling irrigation pipes We would like to mention Underwood, president of the Harvesting or cultivating tobacco that Mr, Henry is one of those Akron Education Association, Fueling and machinery maintenance octogenarian farmers about · was a teacher here Wltil 1969 Riding horses whom we wrote a·feature story when he became fulltime .Setting posts and repairing fences some two years ago, At that president of the local Painting mach.inery time he was nearly 88 and this association. Nwnerous other jobs. coming July 19 he will qualify for a nonagenarian. Mr. Henry · commented, "I believe maybe l'm working too hard." WE FEEL .compelled to mention something that we The Meigs Future Farmers was appointed as reporter. saw recently on our trip to of America held its monthly Plans for the '74 Meigs Tomorrow's Agriculture" with Wilmington, Delaware . This · summer meeting 6:30 last JWlior Fair booth were made. a small scale train qighlighting . trip took us through the eastern Tuesday evening in the Vo-Ag. A committee of workers were the exhibit. The next meeting will be held part of Pennsylvania and room at Meigs High School. assigned 1<> have it ready for northern part of Delaware. • Big-j~b powe:. • 5 forward . speeds & On tile agenda were plans for the next meeting. The theme in the Vo-Ag. room at Meigs High School August 6 at 7:30 reverse. • ·With proper attachments Snapper F.F.A. camp, the ;ippointmenl for the exhibit is "Training For p.m. of two new offiCers, and plans • solves many yard care problems. • Free demonfor the booth at the upcoming stration on your own lawn. Meigs Coon ty Fair. Donations to the Meigs Deanna Cundiff, clothes; The Chapter is sending eight COLUMBUS - Articles of people. to C,a mp F.F.A. COW1ty children's home for the Catholic Church, food ; Rich All SJ;:1pf,c:r tnO\I I!rS nlL'ct A .N 5 I )a(L'IY -rx:n tk,uron~ . incorporation have been filed Muskingum this year; The month Of June were as follows : Valley Ice Cream ; MiddleportMrs. Harold ·Spencer, toys; Pomeroy Rotary, food ; Meigs here with Secretary of Stale · group Includes Danny Good, Ted W. Brown by Johnson Paul Jones, Robert Lemley, Mrs. J.une VanVranken , High School Alumni AssoC ., Management · Company, Mark Richmond, Robert clothes; Mrs. Carol Adams, food ; Mrs . Jake Lee, clothes cosme tics; Sherrie Gallipolis. L. Vance Johnson, Council, Tony Hutton, Brian Produce; Hemlock Grove and Louise R. Johnson, and M. E. Windon, and Mr. Sayre. They Chrisllan Church V.B.S., Weaver, cosmetics; Midrecreational dleport Pool, season passes; Johnson are the incorporators. plan to leave July 29 and be money for equipment 'and trips; Mid- Royal Oak Pool , season L. Vallee Johnson is the back August 2. general agent. dfeport First Baptist Church passes ; Cindy Mills, telescope, Those elected to offices were Articles were also filed by the 'Student Advisor Lester V.B.S., recreational equipment blanket and electric shaver. Thank yo u from !ada Johnson Supermarkets, Inc. of Parker and Brian Windon, his and picture ; Mrs. Evelyn Knight, a pony (on loan ); Weaver, matron . Gallipolis. L. 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InstalL when you · buy it. .. or it can be added later. 1 MOWER " Space Saving Donations announced [ ARE ·AHEAD! Television Log ~~=A~~~~~~~~~~~ .~~:fd.~~lte1s~·6; Abbott & co~lel l~ July SBle! SAVE •100 On Any Snapper Riding Mower Now -In Stock. • • Meigs FFA elects officers Articles filed · 4 1• I • • ' -· 23 - the Slll•daY,Time•- Sentuw,J.Sunday , July 7, !1174 POMEROY tw n Ito full . folloW . The moon io be ee phaoe and last qua~ter . The mornln ~ slars are Mercury, \'~nus, Jupiter and Saturn. The evenilltl alar Ill Mars. '11iooi born on thllf date are under the •lin of Cancer. . Austrian oOIIIJIOier Gustal M.h~r was bOm July 7• 11160 · · In 1898,signed Preslde.nt McKinley a JOintWilliam resolu~on of Congress authorizing the il b · th annexation of Hawa. Y c United States. Hawah formally became the oOth state on Aug. 21,In1959. 1941, American forces lundt'fi ~n IccIuu d to (ores tall A lbl 8 N i I a lo pqss a• nv s n. In 1973, President Nixon said he would not appear in front of the ·Sanale Watergate lnvesti· gating c01nmittee or give It access to White House files . Kyger H\' IRMA BALES t' lfly·five persons ~!tended the annual Bradbury-Jenkins family reWlion at the Lodge Hall JWle·JO. Before the dinner, they ali joined their voices In singing the Doxology. At· Lending were Mrs . Poe Bradbury, Wymond Bradbury, Mr. and Mrs. Don B. Hodge and Mr . and · Mrs . Clyde Bradbury and their grandchildren, Steven and Wendy J o, all pi Gallipolis ; Mrs . Naomi B. Mangum of Washington, D. C.; Mrs. Annabelle Ball of· Rodney ; Mrs. Mary Bradbury and J . D., Michael and Beth Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sisson, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schuler of Portland ; Mr. and Mrs . Wade R~pe or Crooksville; Mr. and Mrs. Jeff A. Sabins of Marysville; By Hden ~ ruip : . '• - i Sue Uoucl Maybe He I.lkeo Hit t'amlly! When 1first met my boyfriend, I thought his folks were the greatet<t. Ilia Mom taoght me a Jot about housekeepmg, etc. But 8Jle's wcarlllg out her welcome. Every time we walk into the ~ouse, she has a long list of things to do or errands to run. Like she says, " As long a.c1 you're going that way, C"'l you pick up these groceries'for m.e?" Somelim•s he's late becawse he "was helping h1s Dad clean the garage." Or he can't come over because his folks Have planned a trip with him. . Since he's going Into college this September and will be away from home (and me ), I should think they'd ease upon him and let us be together while we can . When !'get mad,my b.f. says, "Cool it." He.thinks if I loved him enoogh 1 \!I'Ouldn't mind running errands With hun or being with hin1 while he works. Have you a solution for a guy who loves his imposing parents? - ERRAND GIRL By Mr . Herbert Roush Sharon and Cindy Roush spent Saturday nlgbt with Mr .. and Mrs. Arnold Hupp. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sayre were at Jackson Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs . Brice Sayre. • Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lawson were Mr. and Mrs . Gary Miller of Mansfield, Mrs . Bill Parsons and sons, Antiquity, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lawson and Eric, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lawson and son, C, T., Of Letart, W. Va. Edward Roush had an •P· pendectomy at Veterans Memorial Hospllai Friday evening . Mrs. Harry Shain is a medical patient at Holzer Medical Center. Mrs. Ronald Russell and children, Mandy and Mike, spent Monday through Thur•day with her sister, M.-. and /<Irs . Dana Lewis at Clifton, W. Va., and spent the weekend with Mr. Russell's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hagey at Pomeroy. Mr . and Mrs. Don Stobarl bave opened up an antique shop in the former Granddad Sbaine store building at An· Uqulty. Mr. and Mrs. Mllo ~ son or Michigan are IPtlldint • week"s vacation at tbelr farm,_ • Mrs. Grace Bradbury, Poe E.G~ce your b.f. is ~ving at home, you can't expect him to . anll . forget 3!) 0 18 I h) hoUSehold duties. (And honest - they don't seem too BrdadScb~yt ~f ~':;),~i~eg~~nLI; Va .; Mrs. Malinda dBra~b~~ Mrs. Helen Y ~ous~., dleport ; MrsKc~~e. . ....,uuse Ortha Roush and Mary Ann Miles of Cincinnati; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Price and Cindy, Mark and Tim, Pvt. Don Price of Fort Belvior, Va .; Mrs. Teresa Price and Becky and Frankie, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mulford, Mrs. Martha BrWlson. and 'Greg, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Holland and Debbie and Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Bradbury, Mr . and Mrs . Richard Bradbury of Columb us; Larry Tate, Michael Tale and Doug Johnson. Recent SWlday callers of Mr. and Mrs . Ben Rope were Mr. and Mrs. Hortie Roush and their granddaughter, Scarlett Roush. Mr. and Mrs. George .Gardner visited recenlly with her mother, Mrs. Florence Scott and other rel~tives in Zanesville. Mr. and Mrs. David Jividen and daughter, Tracy ~f Cleveland are spending a week's vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roriial Jividen . Mrs. Ronial Jividen and Mr. and Mrs. David Jividen and daughtl>r spent Tuesday with Mr . and Mrs. Ophie Casto at Ripley, W. Va. SWlday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Oshel Tribble were Mr. and Mrs. Le.o Rope, Wendell James of Gallipolis and Dave Kelly and sons, Mike and· Steve of Bulaville: Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs . Bob Elkins and Jeanie and Mike were Mr. and Mrs. Mac Ward, Mr. and Mrs . Tony Elkins and Mr. and Mrs . Elmer mucEilher give a little understanding or get out now if you don't feel you can share your guy for a while with his parents. - SUE . +++ Dear E.: " You say, your b.f.'s Mother is "wearing out her welcome. Maybe it's the other' way around. Remember he'll also be leaving his folks, come September, so don't begrudge them a little of his time.- HELEN Ill£ PHA!IITOM As PERCE 11l1Y:; TO TAkE 1HE. 5N:R~P IA-!A6E •.. +++ Dear Rap : Pleaset once again, could you give us the name and addres.s of the place )lou write to so that you can donate your body or your organs to science, after death? - THE TWELVE OF US Rap:We have a problem who lives next door to me. Sh e ' s Ch'mese, and speaks nothing but ~er parents' l"':'guage at home. ~y've been in this country only a little while, and she doesn I un- . derstand our language very wen, so she makes lots of mistakes. .t.o'l~~~:;==;;;: She does dumb things, like laughing when she shouidn,'t Her urn.E ORPHAN ANNIE conversation is terribly dull .:.. usually about herseH. She s very LIT T L I: shy and we're about her only friends, which makes 11 bad ~~tH....~o b<'c~use she tags along with us, and everybody knows three's a OOUAAS· TEii - IN NftiTifS WIU... Sf crowd. She gives us gifts, tries to imitate us - It's embarras;nng. What makes it had is she's so GRATEFUL. We cant be mean, but how do we ease off?-TWO WITH A TAGALONG • AKKitt:-FOUR ~is sh~'s Two girl probably senses a bother and tries to make up · for it with gifts and acUons that only ~barrass. you. What she needs is ONE good personal friend who will lake tune to each h~ 'American ways. If it can't ·be either of you, then maybe your swnmer school counselor can steer her toward a more un· derstanding girl friend (or tutor) ..- SUE . .. ·.l\1'1.. ABNER +++ Dear Two: · ' Look: Why don't 'you make this girl your group project for the summer? . , all In two months you could "AmericaniZe her - and by f she'd be ready to branch out on her own. When you make teaching her a game - aod, watch your fantastic progress-you may <)iscover this was the best summer of your lives. - ·HELEN .' · Tirruny Spires celebrated hLs Spaulding. . eleventh birthday Mon day, Mae ·Salser and daughter, brought him home. . July "1, with a lovely party Donna, of Sheffield Lake. . Mrs. Jessie Rope has been given b~ his pa~ents, Mr. and Recent .sunday evemng discharged ftom the Selby Mrs. Rodney Spires, at .the guests of Mr. and Mrs. General Hospital in Marietta home of his grandmother; Mrs . Claren9e Searls were Mr. and and is now at the Rest Haven Muriel Spires. A beautifully Mrs. Ezra Phillips and Rhonda Nursing Home at Newport, just decorated cake was served Sue cook, all of Syracuse. . above Marietta on State Route with ice cream, pothtatoh~hipsd, Mr. and Mrs. John Jenkins 7. , _ Mrs. Genevie Jones and mints and pWlch to e onore and son Heath, spent a week at guest, his parents and grand- Myrtle 'eeach,' s. C. recently. Jeanette called on Mrs. Dale mother and Mrs. Irma Bales, Spending Saturd~y with Mr. Sisson Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. JWlior White, Mr.· and Mrs. Bill NorriS and family Mr. and . Mrs. Freddie and Mrs. Denny Spires, Denise were Mrs. Sue ·Holley and son, Durham and children of New and Julie, Diane Spires, Mr. Robert, of Bidwell. Smyrna Be~ch, Florida are Mr. and Mrs. Hortie Roush \jislting with Mr. and Mrs. Joe and Mrs. Ralph Bales and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ables. spent' Monday with ·Mr. and Stewart. Also visiti,ng on the Calling on Mrs . Muriel Mrs. Tom Erickson and f"!"IIY weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Spires, Mrs. Irma Bales, Mrs. at Newark. Tommy Stewart of Columbus. Marie Spir~s and girls and Vera Thomas spent several Mr. and Mrs . Charles Mrs. Rhonda Ables on Tuesday days with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart have moved· from were Mrs. Clara Mae Mctntyre Hill and children at Marengo. Albany 1<> Coolville. Calling on of Minersville Rl. and Mrs. Romiie Roush is spending a them SWlday afternoon were Dottie Atkinson of Mason, W. few days with his father, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stewart and Va . Howard Roush a!Fainnont, W. Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Durham Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bales Va. of New Smyrna Beach, Fla. recently called on Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Tale J . D. Bradbury, son of Mr. Sammy ·Gibbs and Kevin, Mr · and daughter, Helen, of Dayton and Mrs. Jim Bradbury wen !to and Mrs. Frank Layne, and spent several days with Mr. King's Island with Mr. and Mrs. Judy Harrison and son, and Mrs. Charles Tate. Mrs. Mrs. Brent Love and son Brian, all at Rutland. Gerald Tate also visited her Thursday and · stayed Wllll Recent weekend guests of mother, Mrs . Luther Saturday. Mrs. Cora Ward Rope were Frederick who is ill. Mrs. Spefding a weekeod with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lewis of Frederick has been trans- and Mrs. Ed Spears were his Columbus. !erred from Holzer Medical sisters, Mrs. Wilma Williams 'Three old frame structures Center to a hospital in of Crooksville and Mrs. Elma. in thEf area are being torn Columbus. Graves of Zanesville. They aU down. They are the old store Mrs. Irma Bales and Mrs. attended the Roach family building which was known as · Rhonda Ables shopped in reunion on Saturday at the Howard Shuler's sl<>re, the old Athens Tuesday 'afternoon. park ·at New Haven, W. Va. Mrs. John 'Jenkins and son, Mr. and Mr~. Denny M. house that formerly was ·the Cecil Lane house which is now Heath spent a few days with . Spires are the proud parenls of owned by Mr. and Mrs. Ronial her gr;,.dmother, Mrs. Gray in a son born at Holzer Medical Jividen and the house that is Huntington, w. va. eehterat 7:52a.m. July 3. The known as the Charlie Mack Tuesday callers of Mr. and infant weighed 10 lbs., II ozs. house.. . Mrs. Btll Norris and family and has two sisters, Denise, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Spires, were Mr. and Mrs. Fred age. 7, and Julie, age 6. Diane and Timmy spent an Maynard of Cleveland. Grandparents are Mr . and afternoon at Camden Spending the weekend with Mrs. Calvin (Shorty) Caldwell Park a recent SWlday. · Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tate of Gallipolis Route and Mrs. Recent Sunday afternoon were their sons, Carroll Tate, Muriel A. Spires. callers of Mr . and Mrs. Ralph and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Tate Clair Athey and daughter, Buies were her father and Qf Columbus. · ·· Ruth have returned home brother, Sammy Gibbs and,.· Mr. and Mrs. Ron White after~enduigawdk·withMr. Kevin of Rutland. spent a Sunday afternoon with and Mrs~ Charles Athey and ·Mr. and Mrs. onJimMrs. Ables of Mr. and Mrs. James .RJfe and family at JacksQn,i Mo . . Racine called Irma B'ales, Mrs. Mt••let Spires and Terry and Penny, and called on ,Tuesday even ng supper • Mr. andMrs. RonaldWhlteand guests' of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bales. . family at Cheshire Monday Warn•ley were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Casto of Kanauga evening . . John Pritsch and daughter, called On Mr. Mrs . C. .Spending recent Tuesday Bonnie,of·MOWldsvllle, W. Va . M.Ml's. CastoMaTuesday evening. . with Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Casto · rion Thomas . has been ·hoopitall•ed at Veterans were Hobert Casto and son, Chester, of Colwnbus. . . Memorial Hospital as a Billy Hockman spent a week . ·' · medical patten!. with his grandparents, Mr .and A thought for the day: BrltWl Saturday evening cane._ of M Ra sn der at Logan. His clergyman Matthew Henry Mr . and Mrs. Junior White rs. ta YMr Yand Mrs Homer said, "None Is so bllnd as th,. were Mrs. Allee White or Loi!an and who will not see." 10 Minersville and Mrs. Verna l~~;,~~~1~riE wHATCANWEDOIDAMIKE- ~~~;,"~~~"' .NOTrCE HIM51TUYOU1/'"<:!il PAND REALI..Y AROUND rm.-, DOWN TO 4 AND COUNTING! Only 4.Mobile Homes Left! a :!:~.;. w~nt • • •••• DEAL OF A LIFTIME - LOWEST PRICE EVER! Save As Much As $ 2,000 We Will Service To Complete ~njoyable ""~ - RVIIDRtt:D DOLLARI A~L ~~~T - ; i BJtd Fairview ·News Notes '~ ~• • • NOW T~e ' ~ ~ ~f. ":arranty 64xl4 Up .To 70xl4 i, • . All Priced With Delivery and Set Up Included Hours: Daily 10 to 6- Thurs. & Sat. 10 to 5 .. Closed Sunda ...• .•~ -~ ! = ! �25 - The Sunday Times ,. I •• L WOULD lk• to lhank or Valley Hasp te Tt,;:mks for lf'lf! p avers 01 tnv rr ends the betut!ful r owen (rom the Hendenon Chur~h of Chr 5 ond I oil\ ends Your Jt ndneues w no be forgotten Max ne M chaeo Lau e c U A:oad 11 c Oh so hiPPY and 10 br Qht Tf'lere s pe-rrec:t loy and beauty For everl.sl no ght All tho PIn ••• or •• 'over EYerv rtst tiS tosslrtg PUUd I am n-ow at peece for"ver Sift' V home n Heavt"n at last 0 d YO~ wonder I so ca mly Trod 1h~ Va l~y of the Shtde Oh but Jt&us ove llum nec:t Every dark end fearful g ade And He (lme h mser to meet YARD '"i' ----------" S 1 iJc --------SHOOT NG Mo ch Co n Ho low Gun C vb urn f rst r Qht ef er M es Ceme ery Rutland Factoy choked guns only Sunday Ju y 7 Pm 75 2 c MOTO C.ROSS Ju y 1 Pract ce 1 30 Rne p m 2 m es p ve n or come nand work 41'1ou sa 7 3) p dav ght housework Phonr- ONE 99> 3m 9vcklk n re n ng hose 7 "2 S c bnd h ~e yr old ge d n9 Caf 99"2 6680 or aee M kt Jones Pomeroy 7 7 lip __ ......,.._________ Appl ance serv ce man with USED fu n ture e:.ce ent knowledqe- of refnger.at1on c ond on Se-e anv me~ 3l \I_Jca,ton & tranl pay Laue Ave Pomeroy 176 P Gal il Refr gerat1on Co Ph ~one44.4066 ALUMNUM po c n awnng green and: wh te 7 2 ong 58 w de 3 yea s o a pr ce A $0 eo ba es of1 MAN WANTED DUE TO G oo d c h oppe d h ay or RECENT PROMOT ON 2 much ng Phone 985 3538 PEOPLE NEEDED M Pau Ka Ches e Oh 0 MEO ATELY NO EX 7 73tp tG:Re:~~ E ENOECEJ~AA';j --U STEREO RAD 0 AM FM 8 ATEO INCOME PRO rack tape combna on -4 GRAM CALL 614 388 s k 99'480 WR TE P 0 BOX 672 pea e sound $Y5 em JACKSON OH 0 Ba ance S 0 79 o easy e m s Ca 653 7573 7 7 2tc 6 15 t c - 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Oa w n Oh o Fo Sell yours to The nformat on <:it 992 703-4 BEDROOM $U e 2 d um 6 30 6 c Rosenberg Co 79 tab e-.s Phone- 992 3097 Depot Street Athens 7 J 3c -~----------·~-----7~73~ Mob1le Homes For Sale __ _________ ___________ _ -- GRE COUNTRY Help Wanted 4.TTENOANT One needed for serv ce sta on E:x per ence he pfu but no ne cessa ry Mu st b& 8 or over App cat ons taken a L o mark. Phone 992 21e 7 5 3tc ---------I N r:: ED tOI have a m dd e aged person to stay n my home or to do t ght hou.ework for me Phone 9921174 7 .5 4tp ------ ~ ..... --- SEWING MACH NES Repa se v ce a mekes 992 22U The Fab c ShOI) Pome oy Author zed S nger Salt~ and Serv ce We Sharptn $c ssors 3 29" ttc ----------DOZER wo k. lanel clear ng by the acre hourly or contract l7f6 farm ponds roads ttc L111rge dozer and operJIItor w th oyer 20 yeoera uper ene:e Pull nt Excevet no Pomeroy OI\LO Phone t92 2.ue l2 19 tfc ..JIIIIIIIIII' FU~- -P~!t: - e;,-;at.e; on a um in um rep a cem tnt w ndOWl 1 d ng storrn doon and w ndOW$ Ra 1 ng Phone Char es L s e Syracuse Oh o Ca Jacob sa es Represen at ve V V Johnson and Son nc 4 30 fc ~~-~~~ MIDDLEPORT 2 sto V f a me 4 B R ba h garage 1 t a er hookup rented oom fo anoth~r Lot s of frontage Ask ng $8 000 CHESTER 2 story fram e 3 B R lam ly R D n ng R ba th carpet ng 3 out buildings abou t 1 acre al n gooc cond t on s 3 500 CARPENTER About 2 acres 2 story frame 4 B R 1 2 baths d n ng R porches outbuilding 2 garages SEPT C TANKS easonab e a es 4 82 Ga po s John Russe owner and ope a o _ __._ - Real Estate for Sale 1 de vered r ght lo prolect Fast ~nd easy est ma es Phone 992 Goeg en Ready M x M dd epo Oh o -------- ------ Real Estate For Sale NEW LISTING - Good Brqcm older home 200 000 BTU nat gas furan ce 3 bed ooms den and 2 n ce pOrches Doub e carport with shop Hen ho use & pony barn MARKET - N ce bus ness lor young coup e to nvesf n All stock and some f xtures go Gas pumps n front BUILDING LOT - 122x1SO n the country near Chester Lays well On tv S1800 oo - ----- ------- ------------- ____________ .!_..!_ 4 p , ..,...----------.!~~ BUIItL1LE HEAriNG ANO COOLING NEW HOA~E BEING BUILT see th is she j of a s-ao that cao be ~nd f n sh to needs and des res At pr ce you can affoq:t Call an appointment 70ACRE FARM Loc:al<td on State Rt 21 B In Gal pol s School D strict nice 6 ootn 3 bedroom plus 1 2 bath modern kitchen w th dish ~:::;" ·, ail electr c rura with fut nclud ng large oom w th wood bur·nl,la f replace attached garage 25 acres good level bottom t lable land approx 40 acres good pasture land w th a yea round spr ng good fences fobacco base stee barn Th sIs an deal farm with a beaut fu IRe new modern home and located on a state h ghway This fa m t\Jst placed on the ma kef It won ' llast long See t now 4BEOROOM 2 baths - close to Gavin Plant full basement modern kitchen alum s ding front & back por ches over l!Cre See this 3BEOROOM Gal !polls modern me air c ond t oned hardwood floors t s n ce See I Must sell TR t L.EVEL HOME Over 3 000 sq ft I v ng space 4 bedroom s l baths Thermopane doors & windows central a r rural water 2 car garage .. Shown by •P polnl•mont. 1100 00 MO INCOME acres ot land Frostee Freeze buildlligs cabins & 3 houses across from boat club A real Investment property 3BEOROOM Actorox 2 m out of 6 room plus bath c ty water basement front porch Buy th s on a and contract w th small down PO\/mcmt, n Lost C BRADFORD Auc onee Como e e Se v ce ~obce Phone 949 3821 o 949 3 6 Rae ne Oh o CHAN LNK encng C 8 adford es dent a and comrnerc a 5 1 fc wood ;snd p vacy fen ce C.! co ec 614 087 2345 151 26 E){ CAVA T N G dorer OAdP.r and backhoe wo k sep c anks Instal ed dUmp trucks DOZER~-;- b; kho;-wor k Ph 446 3981 0 446 ~459 and lo boys for h re w hau f d rt op so I I mestone and grave Ca tBobor Roger Jeffers day phone 992 1089 n ght phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 tfc ---- - 0 DELL "Anilime nt oca ed on Roue l24 end County Rd 5 C ossroo&ds com p e e t on end uneupand b ake serv ce P ease ca t o appo ntm en 42 3232 _,._ ---- 6 6 26 c CREMEANS CONCRETE de vered Monday h ough Sa u day and even ng>s Phone 446 142 o 13 tfc ---..... ----- ...... ----br NEED a new house remodel an old one? All lypes nome repairs and bu id ng Cal 949 38l2 7 3 12 c ------------- AUTOMOB L~ r'l$urance bten cancelled? Los your ~~f[alor 1 cense c 1 1 9 9 ~ - ---------- - '0 L Gas and ete(t ( furn1ce n res and terv lc• 2A hour f; se vice o 5 4146 A1 9 •rter 5 A•6 :25 9 l!ll tf ------------SOLID W Ll.. hau sand grave d rl o topso Con ac Teafor'd 99' 322.11 VINYL SIDING _...._ __ e 1 2 12tc ~------ ----------- .,.r. SUN VAI!l.EY Nursery SchOGII licensed by Stete of Ohio 1'11 m as West of new hospUII 517 Sun VI ley Dr Ph .. 46 3657 Day -cere tt)at Sl'f'l wet care M11dge Hau drtn Owner Loredith and Johnj Hauldren Operators 1u ----------- "I r ~ar:ts ena Supplies P ck up and delivery Dav: s vacuum C eener m lie up Georg•s Creek Road Ph 4.116 0294 < :.WEEPE:t-~ ~epa 7) If< ONE ACRE LOT ON US 35 Transferred Owner Must Selllmmedtately The pr ce Is right on thts very well built 3 bedroom brtck ran c h Lovely modern k tchen with range oven & refrlg Ftreplace full basement and 2 car garage All th e rooms are n1ce s1ze Where can you ftnd th s s ze lot on U S JS? We must sell this one 1mmed ately Price reduced to $34 900 00 CENTEt.IARY plan A fu LR w 11 open o ee k tchen and y covered pa o lwo s or age ooms eve 0 $2.4 500 3 BR one f oor beau d n ng aund carpor Large GOOD NVESTMENT PROPERTY has an ncome of $56S p us an extra n ce 24 x60 mob e home to ve n Na u a gas water b acktop s ee sh ubs and n ce awn makes h s mob e home cou a ea buy a $39 000 THE SCENIC VIEW LOT L ARGE o ng o 3 12 ;scres Ius wa t ng fo your be~u fu dream home o be bu t on P ce S9 000 DOLL HOUSE ONE f oor pan dow,. own 4 oom s and bath pane ed wa s w w carpet ng n ce eat n k chen pa t basement gas furnace one car ga age so age bu d ng 2 porches P ce s 3 900 BRICk& FRAME NEWLY deco a ed one f oor pan n Cen ea y 3 BR and e ba h bu t n k chen d n ng area .!1 ge LR w w carpe garage a ge eve ot S24 500 You Can't Find A Better Buy Fantastic view from every window Quiet dignified ne gh borhood and a very convenient locat on n town Qual ty bu 1 3 bedroom home solid mohogany panel ng 1 baths wood bur-n ng f replace central air and large landsc.,ped ot QUICK POSSESSION 3 BR and ba h ve y k tchen and d ne e peted LR garage furnace and ce ntra a A h s p us 2 ac es for s 9 500 OWNER MUST SELL CROWN CITY ONE f oor pan pe mas one home very n ce k chen w h p enty cab ne s w w car pet ng part b;ssem ent carpo t ot s 75 x 20 Pr ce 500 OI!AD hOCK w L L rembvt et a rea.anabt cflerge Ce t 2d 551-4 212 I NEAR HOSPITAL ONE acre ot 20 x5 modu e home a 1974 nc ud ng furn ure 3 BR w w carpet n L R Pr ce s $16000 Neal Realty OHIO RIVER REALTY J BORM home bath a um ed es from rown on S R 2B Pr ced for qu ck sa e S1• 500 Otfice Phone 446 1694 Even ngs Charles M Nea1446 5.116 J M ch<~el Neat 446 503 Sam Neal446 7358 Oscar Ba rd Doug Wetherholt .Broke s Off ce 446 3434 s d ng gas f urnace loca on 2 acres aboul 4 m NeN HOME SERVICE! 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SAVE $4,000 NEW L ST NG Love y br ck home w th hree bedrooms one and ha f ba h s n ce k tchen w fh d shwasher gar d sposal range a pa a basemen a ge garage Located c ose o hosp a n one of th e bes a eas of he coun y FOR SALE 2 storv mode n home n etudes lg t " ng room w th f replace k tchen d n ng room g tam y room w th flrep ace 4 bedrooms up & 2 down 2 bath ooms and ut ty room 2 car ga age lull basement large fat yard On counly wate ne Located on qu et coun y b acktop road Only 5 m es from town P ced to se l Phone 446 416"8 Luxurious new 2 000 sq ft .c bedrooms 2 baths huge poneted family room and double cor garoge Ideally ocated on large 1V4 acre wooded lot In exclusive Rlggscrest Manor just Soul~ of Tuppers Plolns ~educed for Immediate sale Now 133 800 Don 1 miss II bl level with BEST LOCATION FOR SCHOOLS NEAR GAV N PLANT Th s b ck freme hOme s brand new has h ee bed ooms l ove l y ba h y oom fu y ca rpe ed u n ce k chen and ga age Loca ed on abo ul h ee ac es o g ound SPR NG VALLEY b Ck hom e w h hree bed oo m s one and ha f ba hs n ce k tchen u y ca pe ed ep ace and centra a r Lovey o w h a beau fu v ew EUREKA Nee hee bed oom home two ba hs fam y room basemen w ndow a r cond n ce eve o a ba ge n a $17 500 --------,------ -:-- 3 BEDROOM hom e ul y ca rp e ed a b bas em en G een Qu ck sa e M d Phone 446 4050 IN COUNTYI Deluxe 3 bedroom 2 , both family room 2 car garage Perfect locotlon In Rock Spr ngs 1ust 1 2 m 1las North ol Pomeroy between Meigs High Schoo and Sottobury Elem Drive by and see far yourself! COU RT ST - Good com me c a bu d ng n he hea o own w h wo ape r men s and a bar w h a D 2 pe m RANCHO SU N VALLEY DR N ce wo bed oorn 970 R <: ha d son 12x60 m ob e home oca ed on a n ce o C ose o and s ho pp ng hasp a l ce n e REA" TORS AUCTIONEERS 446 0001 974 Grand Pr x 2x65 2 bdrm 2 bah sunken ub w th or W hou Of OWN YOUR OWN LOT? We w II build your drean> house to Itt your lot and your pocketbook For • first hand look at some beautiful new home plant call or wrlttl SECO ND AVE - ~ood wo bed oom home be h one car na u a gas hea garage Good oca on p ce s10 450 Pets For Sale OALMA T AN pan at on ove popu at on pupp es p ced ow o go At e 6 p m ph 367 EUREKA Good bedroom home bath a ge me a ga age Loca t ed on a n ce eve o t Pr ce a , 9 INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY! We specialize In new J..unlt ronch to rent Exc:epltonally high returns growth '"d protection Ca t or wr to lof exact deta lis DALMATiON pupp es $35 245 9369 R o Grande Oh o ---- o -- ---- ~ - --Plumbing & Healing GENE PLANTS & SON PLUMB N G - Hea ng A Cond t on ng 300 Fou h Ave Ph 446 637 We art a full aer\fla com 48 pony now building new homes In Meigs County from S21 500 to 1100 ooo cell 742- .,. Cllll ..., 14 hour Columho Mlllllef 811Jftme I ut Mil 40 ACRES - Vacant and oca ed n Harr ~on Twp Good fo r hunting bu d ng or nves nien - -CAAtERSPLUMB1NG AND HEATING Cot f!:oUrlh & Pine Phone 44' :J888 or 11146 4477 OS We need s ngs Ca Oh o R ver Re"a y oday We be 0 ad o he lp you EYe nlnts Ce11446 4244 John F u er 446 4321 -------------- Goegleln 221 w lecaftd St Cell '" 5f76 TiluniiJI 10 te I letul'dlya t to 12 . . ..,,.., 100 ACRES Th s 5 one ol he bes fa ms around n ce mob e ho me one large barn and some o he bu d ngs tob ecco base wo ponds 40 ac es I a b e g ound good ~a y or beef farm Loce ed on s R 554 ~- today I For moro lntor-tltft coil or wrlll our 110m..., offiCIO FOURTH AVE La ge fou bedroom home ba h to ced a r fu nace good oca on on a a ge ot w he p nance o se on and con ac e pups S amese AK C pood e pups ch cks 256 6247 33 26 Avallebfe soon New ranch style epertmento lArge 2 bodroom living room -II chen bath car~llno lind appliances Call or write GREAT AMERICAN HOMES BER GER AVE f rame home w h baSemen amos new na ura gas fu nace oca ed on a n ce eVe ot P ce reduced o S 4 500 K& P KENN E"LS A K C Pupp es Boa d ng 388 827oi R 554 m E Po e 08 f INTERESTED IN RENTING? B s 4 000 RUSS ELLS , PLI,JMB!NG & HEAT NG O• po II Hf 4787 191 -----------DEWITT PlUMB 5 NG AND HEAT NG Route 60 1t evero.reen Phone .1141 27JS 176 ACRES near Tycoon Lak1t A o part Ph 446 1502 59 8 . ------------" -------------STANDARO Plumbing & HUt n9 214 Ttt rd AY• 4.C6 :1712 42 ACRES Hat son TWp $5 SOO Ph 245 S(lUJ "" --- -------.- "' lmagtne Buytng Tlus Home for S21 000 Completely remodeled and refinished Inside and out on 6 acres of flaf land Wa II to wall carpeting n I v ng d n ng and 1 bedroom 3 more bedrooms and a p ay room up stairs 1 1 baths and an ce k tchen and utll ty room Th s s one barga n - you should not m ss 83 COUNTRY LIVING JUST m nu es f om own arge two slory horn e 3 BR and b.!lth w w carpet on f rst oor a ge LR n ce k c hen w th sna ck bar d n ng room and fam y oom part ba se ment gas furna c e over ed pa o 2 ac es of o ng and Pr ce $23 500 Acres Rolltng Land Nearly New Ranch Home 900 feet of fronfage on Rt 141 just 2 miles from town Land s perfect for subd v sion deve opment Large 3 bedroom home w th d n ng area fam y room w th wood burn ng f repla ce 2 baths overs zed 2 car garage and a beaut fu k tchen Large barn tobacco base 31 ACRES JUST 6 m from own 20 ;sc es t m be and pa sf u e ob~cco base pond and sp ng t e house 5 room cottage pane ed wa s HW oors c on e ete pat o s 4000 Here sA Super New Ltstmg tn Sprtng Valley Be glad you wa ted forth s very n ce 3 bedroom ranch t feafures 2 WB f replaces 2 baths carpet ng throughout formal d n ng full basement w th f n shed fam ly and rec oom Above ground pool and fenced yard Should se I qu ckly so wa t no Ionge 14ACRES m ber 7 acres and JOO bs obacco base arge ba n 3 BR and ba h eat n k chen 0 m f om own $ 000 Compare Thts To Anythtng Else on the Market Beaut ful 2 story 8 yr o d modern home incudes large I v ng room forme I d n ng large fam ly room with rustic beams and cathedral ce I ngs plus f replace arge k t chen w th lots of cab nets and bu It ns 4 bedrooms up 2 1 baths full basement w th f eplace and f n shed rec oom ONner mov ng out of state must sell qu ckly and to do ~o has pr ced tat $42 900 wh ch sa doggone good buy 47 2 ACRES ONE age barn 10 b oba cco ba se o A bo tom and 7 A t lab e some m be one sto y home now ented 7 m from town 132 SOD An Opportuntty to En1oy Ltvtng Th s beaut ful br ck (not br ck veneer l on a acre land scaped lof overlook ng the Oh o River offers these al tract ve features pretty formal entrance large carpeted v ng room w th f replace formBI dining fantastic kit chen w th appl ances and large eating area 3 large &edrooms and full basement with rae room and fireplace t s p iced n m d s xties and you must see It to appreciate thewonde lui way oft fe twill afford you P S Excellent garden spot on the r ver bank 50 Acre Farm $16 900 JUST WHAT TH E DO C TOR ORDERED LOT S OF PA ST URE GOOD T MBER TOBACCO BASE LARGE BARN WATERFALLS N THE WOODS GOOD 6 ROOM HOME N C TY SCHOOL D STR CT ABO UT 8 M LES OUT We Have4 Pnced At $24 900 00 MODERN 3 BEDROOM HOME W TH FULL BASEMENT GARAGE W TO W CARPET NG CLEAN A S A P N AT EDGE OF TOWN 2 ATTRACT VE 3 BEDROOM HOME BEAUT FUL K TCHEN CAR GARAGE - YOU LL L KE T EDGE OF TOW N KNOTTS AUCTION BARN Vtnton-Attentton SOUTHER N OH 0 COAL M NE PERSONNEL HERES A HECI$.. OF A GOOD 4 B ~O R OOM HOME N CE K TCHEN FULL BASEMENT LARGE LOT OWNER BUY NG FARM We •ell anvlhlng_ anybody at our AuctiOn Barn or In your home For Information and pickup service ca 11156 6967 after 5 pm Every Soturday Night Al7p m Vtnton ATTRACT VE OLDER HOME ON N CE LARGE LOT 4 ROOMS AND BATH DOW N 3 ROOMS UP FULL BASEMENT PR CE S 7 900. SWAIN AUCTION SERVICE Corner Third THE WORD TO OESCR BE TH S GOOD 2 BEDROOM HOME ON 3RD AVE VERY N CE K TCH EN A ND BATH PLENTY OF CLOSETS COZY BACKYARD A ND ~"OSE TO EVERYTH NG "$ 4 900 BUYS T S BU "TANDWEL"~EPt EDGE OP TOWN YET LOTS OF PR fVACY BAST AN 0 Exc us ve es den il a ea 5 ms and ba h carpe ove H W m w h f oors arge " book she v ng pen y c osets and ocated on a fa t ol P ced for a qu ck $2 800 82 SECOND AVE rooms lJind ba h 2 f ame on a arge c ty o has a t e bock garage and s or age b dg Th s IJ.ouse s sound srruc u a y and w ttl a e pa n wou d make someone a n ce com fortab e home Pr ce on y $ 8 000 GREE N ACRES Br ck S rm s ba hs H W f oo s w th new car pe n v ng oom d n ng a ea and hall Fu and d y base o sh washe and d spo sa n w te app oved k cher"). has a ached ga age w th s or age room Th s s a qua y bu t house and on y 0 yea s o d Owner trans fe ed and has p ced fo a qu ck sa l e a 527 500 4 N EWLY OECORGioTED 3 BEDROOM HOME W TH FAM "y ROOM AND 0 N NG EXCELLENT LOCAT ON MMED ATE OCCUPANCY EOGE OF TOWN 30 ACRES nee hO.U:St. rura water 2 be n s 7§ A paslure exce l ent fence 2 ponds over 2 000 lb tobacco base located 12m les aut of Galllpol 1 Oh o on Rt 775 can run. 50 ca tt c J seams co& ~h 379 2670 U4 1 -------..-------- ce 446 3643 12 ACRE shaded ot w th wet and sept c tank \ Mercerv te ask ng S2 000 Pn 446 9867 ...,.. ,......_ 57 3 - lOTS n- 'f:J(ah z Suba v Phone 446 0~90 ------ We have 15 ~ouses '" Rodney V !logo II ktr .... FHA approved 83!4 Pet fmanc1ng All you need to buy one of these three bedroom k1tchen cabmets utility room blith and front room att•ched garage lot 7Sx120 Is $310 00 down payment If you qUilhfy pay the balllnce like rent New three bedroom home on Bulavllle ROlld carpeted f ant room bath modern k tchen w th refrigerator and stove ncluded arge lot 143x207 FHA financing ava !able priced at $22 000 Approx mately two acres fram e house with two bedrooms bafh large block garage and small pond priced 19 BOO Acre ot on Texas Road c ose to c ty with three bedrooms bath older home some k tchen cabinets and garage $14 500 Two bedroom "house n Crown C fy bath paneling and some k t chen cab nets fuel o I furnace SlO 900 n the V llage of V nton block and frame hovse three bedroom large front room fuel oil furnace some cab nets owner moved out of dlstr ct anxious to sell $ 4 500 Country lving nea Tycoon Lake A 1972 Esqu re mobile home 14x72 3 BR 1 2 baths on 44 acres compl~te ly furn shed Sept c tank ready for occupancy S20 000 1973 tra ler 12x.50 two bedroom completely set up w th ut llty room and porch added very nice garage on level at Owner leav ng town at a sacrifice price of $9 000 At Tycoon Lake modern home on 23:. acre of land all ti able new screened n porch priced at $15 500 good buy Additional 40 acres of land with th s property If des red PATR OT 7 rms 2 s O!Y o d er home w th base furnace heat cen a r batll carpe over H W f oo s 25 beaut ful k t chen cab ne s t has a barn 24 x40 and oca ed on A fat o Pr ce $ '000 0 WHTE~D - Brck and f ame 3 bd m a carpet a e ec a ached ga~:age Loca ed on A f a o P ce on y S24 500 Les s than 2 vrs o d CE NTENARY New 3 bdrm br ck and f ame ran ch a ca pel a I elec w th hea t pump and cen a r m 3 x 8 equ pped v al pane ed k t chen baths and you can mmed ate possess on 6 a acre baby ferm on Dav s Rd barn tob base fru t and be es Good 6 rm house w th ba h Good barn and fen ces Reduced o $12 600 FARM 115 Acres 30 A t abl ~ fen ces fa 700 b tob base some mbe and ocust post 2 story house barn 48 x60 a have meta oofs C ops go w th the dea f bought soon Owne has pan s and has p ced for a qu ck sale at $21 000 AHY HR 4461998 AUCTION SERVICE "SELL THE AUCTION WAY" JIMME SAYRE AUCTIONEER PH. Wooden Beds Dressers Trunks Ox Yoke Wheat Cradle Barrell Churn Oak Vt~n i ty Lamps Chairs of all k nds ( Stra ght and Rocking some sets} Lots of very good Dishes and Glassware Kitchen Cupboard (rellnlshedl Bottles Old Books and Magazi nes Jars & Crocks Pic tures and Frames Warm Morn ng Coal Heater Table Saw Wood Lathe Show Case Cash Reg star many many more Items too numero-..s to ment on VARIETY w th qu61l ty Come and see We Got It 37~6 ___ ______ NEW LISTINGS Restauranf on Second Avenue dong good business /ease ava lable with purchase Also has a recreation room priced S24 000 Two lots on the Oh o River just below Eureka on both s des of the road n ce spat for tra ler or recreation One lof has a spring and rural water tap paid for each lot has approx mately 9 acres pr ced ~t $9 000 each Tavern and rest au ant on SecQOd Avenue tease available apartment upsta rs $125 00 a month can lease the whole bu Iding for $275 00 with a five year ease $30 000 bus ness I cense and equ pment ncluded Pri ce reduced 3 BR home on Garfield Avenue Thl:t Is a well bu It older home Alum num siding hardwood floors basement and garage Now pr ced at S21 000 STROUT REALTY WORLDS "ARGEST THE LEADER SINCE 1900 IN SERV NG THE NATIONS BUYERS & SELLERS PHONE 446 0008 PRICE REDUCED - BUY BELOW REPLACEMENT COST Th s ke new br ck and redwood L shaped ranch i.Soneofakndand s ocated on a arge corner lot none of ou f ner a eas The k t chen s comp ete w th range eye eve oven d shw.!Sher and d sp The LR & den each have wood bu n ng f rep aces 0 her featu es are 3 B R. s 1 baths form a d n ng rm P.!l basemen pat o and carport INEXPENSIVE COUNTRY L Y NG l ke new 12)( 65 mob e home s s ua ed on a one and one th rd acre ot n Add son Twp w th p enty of arge awn room for a garden and p ayg ound fo the k ds ns de the com pie e v furn shed home you w r nd 2 B-R s 1 baths arge lv ng and d n ng area aund y oom and air co n d t on ng See th s one .NEW HOMES - RANCHES Pr ces range from S17 000 to $35 000 & SPL T LEVELS A"L THE COMFORTS OF A COUNTRY HOME - Nice com tor able 3 or 4 BR home has new v nyl 'ding s.torm w ndows new furnace barn arge garden and lawn and 11 s tuMed on 2 a oe lots In tht v age of V nton MORGAN TWP mostly t ac or jand 84 A MORGAN TWP - 77 A 16 A t 1 abe 35 A wooded some commercia t mber $33 000 WALNUTTWP - 896A 2.S A tllleble balance n pasture and woods I ~DO b tab base sandy so good a rm home and 2 barns 132 000 NEAR PATRIOT - 1A7 A 52 A Sand Fork BottQm Ba ance n pasture & woods Lots. Of wa nut timber 6 rm home arge barn 173.5 b tob base $35 QOO MONEY MAKER 2 co m mere a rent a s and 2 &rge apartmen s Th s bu d ng s ocated on a corner lot n downtown Pomeroy ncom e f g ures U S H - 0 A epprox 1150 ava ~be to ntere ste d ft rd f ontege elf ut t es ava eb e Buy & sub d v de persons RANNY BLACKBURN BRANCH MANAGER Ant ques and Collector s Items In part as such Qak Kitchen Cab net Walnut Chest Walnut Table Ook Chest of Drawers P e Sa fe (large) P ne Chest W~sh Stands 10 EveninJI$ Ca t v 68 tf o NEAR V NTON B ck 1 -: nrv 7 b g rooms 1 ba MS. .440 sq ft " ng a ea on ma n fiQor F P tu nace heat cost s 50 o hea1 past w n er 0 m rom m ne Th s house s 3 y s o d Loca ed on 2 A f a ol Se I ng under ep acement cos.t o S29 900 SATURDAY JULY 13 1974 Starling at 10 30 A M GaiHa Co .1 Largest Re E. state sa es Agency Off EASY TERMS.. COUNTRY A R ESTATES - 6bg ms penysoraoe a I ca pet and p;sne ed Carpor .1) g ol P ce of $21 ooo nc udes drapes s ove ef gera or washer and d ye Located at Rto Grande Olno IU&t across from Rto Grande College Watch for Public Auclton Ssgns from Route• 35 3 5 BEDROOM MODERN HOME WELL 446-1066 o EVANS HT S 6 m I ame new carpet cos $3 000 ) ove H W v m IJ x 8 fu n Shed basement w th F P La g e o and p ced at S2 000 PUBLIC AUCTION Conventent FINANCING•• EASY a s. ---------- RUSSELL \\OOD, REALTOR are eqva lly mport1n~ to buyer .1nd Hlltr Don t desptlr when flceno the tlnanc1al f•dor tet Iii h'elp you ovtr tt.e hurdlo1 eonoull wllhocot oblig.ollon IDEALLY SITUATED LARGE spac ous ooms s wha you II f nd n h s room s ba h home Loca ed n one of the bet er oca ons n own beaut fu am y room and Ear y Amer ca n k chen Pa o fo he ou door overs You must see h s home o app ec a e t $29 000 TWO WAY RecUos Sales & Serv ce New & Ullc:J C8 s pol ce mon tors lnte""u etc Bob s c t zan Band Radio Equ p Georges Cretk Rd Ga pots Ohio -4416 ~517 71211 586 REFRIGERATION TIME IS NEARI "a''"e selecteon late model door refr gerators fast freeze from to sn 95 Apt 111• 535 oo to Down bdrm BABY R 1 VIEW A beau tu v ~w f om "very d re c on One sto y br ck and frame home l 8 R a d eam Ill tchen w th a he e.:tras W W carpel ng s d n9 9 ass doo o pat a atta ched ga a9e a ge of BT s ree oc a ed us outs de he corpo a on Owne leav ng co\Jnly P ced for a qu ck sa e 126 000 - - INS URANt& AUTO home I fe motorcycle campers Ray Hawk 4.C' 2300 75 " --- MA$$1E REALTY l2 State- St Tet 446 tttt NEW LIST NG MOST PICTURESQUE 75 H Genere rContrector WILL. paint barn roofs hd"UII roots hou aet outbv ld nos r129 dO rooflllg Pt'!Ont 992 _ • lfA~ CAR't Fred 1e d De BEAUTIFUL3 BEDROOM 70 ACRE FARM Located on State Rt 2}8 n the Ga i~JCiis School 0 strict n ce 6 room plus bath modern kitchen w th d sh washer al electr c ru al water system w th full basement ncludlng a ge tam ly room w th wood burn ng fireplace Excellent sto age bu ld ng 14 x 4 25 acres 900d level bottom t I able land approx 40 ac es good pasture land w th a yea round spr ng good fences toba cco base steel ba n This is an dea farm w th a beaut ful ke new mode n home w th a a ge andscaped yard and located on a st ate h ghway Th s farm ust Pa ced on the market it won t las long See t now CARRY OUT Do ng good bus ness on upper Rt 7 w th th ee tra le rental spaces on a 77 acre ot w th concrete dr veway and 3 room block bu ld ng Exce ll en t bus n~ss fo a you ng couple w th a n ce yea ly ncome Just sted See t now 43 ACRES I FREE NATURAL GAS} W th a 7 oom t le house 3 bed ooms Gas fo ced a furna ce a st o m doo s & windows dr 1 ed wei w h pump mode n k tchen front & back porches basem ent fences ch cken house Heat and cook w th clean natura gas at no cost to you Just sted Th s property won t la st long See t now 41 ACRE FARM Tobac co ba se new 36 x48 ba n d led we approx 20 acres t I able 15 acres good pasture New 1974 3 bedroom mob le home approx 2 m les from Mercerv le '3BEDROOM Appl"bx 2m les out of Ga pol s 6 rooms plus bath city water basement front porch Buy th s on a land contract with small down payment - 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PAUL S Barber Shop n Rae ne w be- c osed due to an ac c den Watch 'o open ng doe 7s1 c I 1974 ~N NT£AESTING bookctlled "Ttl• MIS er"t of Lite will M" un to you without OblloatkM't 2l nchporlabeTv usedverv I e SJS Phone- 992 308 '; --::----_;;__:;___:;__ _ MID OLE AGI$0 aOv o ale F da; bnd Satu day Ju V 5 and 6 9 30 o 530 TakeRout124Jm es ou .D1 Langs.v e urn eft on Coun Y Route 325 f f h house up Good c o h ng an IQues -s m 'c • '" 7 2 Jtp - - - -- - - - - -- TEWKSSARY S Babe Shop r'3th be closeij JU Y 8 h ough me In thet wev so ha d o t ead Andwth J•sus lrtn o~eanon Coo d 1 hevrone doubt 0 dread That vou mu!!lif no gr eve so sorely For 1 love vou dea y sf Try t ,. shad"owsoo ... bevond ee th s p t t T~=~e os r~~;ko~ Fa!~~r ~gwfor you Do tnowwhle feremaneh You sha 11 est in Jesus Land Wnen thet work s a1 com pie-ted Ht w If gent y ca 1 you Home Ohttlerapueofthat meeng Oh the loy 0 see you come Sadly m necl by daugh e Neva grandch ldren and great grea ch dren I July 7 1 0 -NOtice- 1 Swxlay For Fast Results rUse The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds For Fast Results Use The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds In MemOIJ Cant of Thanks Help Wanted For Sale I' J l Nobce I.~.~"·~t:~~"tft~~~:!!~:·:..: ~J~~:;~~~~=~u~~n.~.g:;;: M~-.. .~."t~:,:n.:z:i'f~ "!:~r.~:·!~.~~··~f.ff.i· Busm·=_::ess SeJ:-vi·ce,s T:~r: :f::v IN L.OVtNG memory or It ey s • Sentinel TheSuodayTimes Stntl.nel Sllnday July7 lt74 1E RMS CASH LUNCH WILL BE SERVED MR and MRS I' RANK OENNEY OWNER Darvt Albon - AUCTIONEER$Kenny Swain Olk Hill 0~ o G1lllpolls Ohio Not Responsible for Acctdenfl. 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Oa w n Oh o Fo Sell yours to The nformat on <:it 992 703-4 BEDROOM $U e 2 d um 6 30 6 c Rosenberg Co 79 tab e-.s Phone- 992 3097 Depot Street Athens 7 J 3c -~----------·~-----7~73~ Mob1le Homes For Sale __ _________ ___________ _ -- GRE COUNTRY Help Wanted 4.TTENOANT One needed for serv ce sta on E:x per ence he pfu but no ne cessa ry Mu st b& 8 or over App cat ons taken a L o mark. Phone 992 21e 7 5 3tc ---------I N r:: ED tOI have a m dd e aged person to stay n my home or to do t ght hou.ework for me Phone 9921174 7 .5 4tp ------ ~ ..... --- SEWING MACH NES Repa se v ce a mekes 992 22U The Fab c ShOI) Pome oy Author zed S nger Salt~ and Serv ce We Sharptn $c ssors 3 29" ttc ----------DOZER wo k. lanel clear ng by the acre hourly or contract l7f6 farm ponds roads ttc L111rge dozer and operJIItor w th oyer 20 yeoera uper ene:e Pull nt Excevet no Pomeroy OI\LO Phone t92 2.ue l2 19 tfc ..JIIIIIIIIII' FU~- -P~!t: - e;,-;at.e; on a um in um rep a cem tnt w ndOWl 1 d ng storrn doon and w ndOW$ Ra 1 ng Phone Char es L s e Syracuse Oh o Ca Jacob sa es Represen at ve V V Johnson and Son nc 4 30 fc ~~-~~~ MIDDLEPORT 2 sto V f a me 4 B R ba h garage 1 t a er hookup rented oom fo anoth~r Lot s of frontage Ask ng $8 000 CHESTER 2 story fram e 3 B R lam ly R D n ng R ba th carpet ng 3 out buildings abou t 1 acre al n gooc cond t on s 3 500 CARPENTER About 2 acres 2 story frame 4 B R 1 2 baths d n ng R porches outbuilding 2 garages SEPT C TANKS easonab e a es 4 82 Ga po s John Russe owner and ope a o _ __._ - Real Estate for Sale 1 de vered r ght lo prolect Fast ~nd easy est ma es Phone 992 Goeg en Ready M x M dd epo Oh o -------- ------ Real Estate For Sale NEW LISTING - Good Brqcm older home 200 000 BTU nat gas furan ce 3 bed ooms den and 2 n ce pOrches Doub e carport with shop Hen ho use & pony barn MARKET - N ce bus ness lor young coup e to nvesf n All stock and some f xtures go Gas pumps n front BUILDING LOT - 122x1SO n the country near Chester Lays well On tv S1800 oo - ----- ------- ------------- ____________ .!_..!_ 4 p , ..,...----------.!~~ BUIItL1LE HEAriNG ANO COOLING NEW HOA~E BEING BUILT see th is she j of a s-ao that cao be ~nd f n sh to needs and des res At pr ce you can affoq:t Call an appointment 70ACRE FARM Loc:al<td on State Rt 21 B In Gal pol s School D strict nice 6 ootn 3 bedroom plus 1 2 bath modern kitchen w th dish ~:::;" ·, ail electr c rura with fut nclud ng large oom w th wood bur·nl,la f replace attached garage 25 acres good level bottom t lable land approx 40 acres good pasture land w th a yea round spr ng good fences fobacco base stee barn Th sIs an deal farm with a beaut fu IRe new modern home and located on a state h ghway This fa m t\Jst placed on the ma kef It won ' llast long See t now 4BEOROOM 2 baths - close to Gavin Plant full basement modern kitchen alum s ding front & back por ches over l!Cre See this 3BEOROOM Gal !polls modern me air c ond t oned hardwood floors t s n ce See I Must sell TR t L.EVEL HOME Over 3 000 sq ft I v ng space 4 bedroom s l baths Thermopane doors & windows central a r rural water 2 car garage .. Shown by •P polnl•mont. 1100 00 MO INCOME acres ot land Frostee Freeze buildlligs cabins & 3 houses across from boat club A real Investment property 3BEOROOM Actorox 2 m out of 6 room plus bath c ty water basement front porch Buy th s on a and contract w th small down PO\/mcmt, n Lost C BRADFORD Auc onee Como e e Se v ce ~obce Phone 949 3821 o 949 3 6 Rae ne Oh o CHAN LNK encng C 8 adford es dent a and comrnerc a 5 1 fc wood ;snd p vacy fen ce C.! co ec 614 087 2345 151 26 E){ CAVA T N G dorer OAdP.r and backhoe wo k sep c anks Instal ed dUmp trucks DOZER~-;- b; kho;-wor k Ph 446 3981 0 446 ~459 and lo boys for h re w hau f d rt op so I I mestone and grave Ca tBobor Roger Jeffers day phone 992 1089 n ght phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 tfc ---- - 0 DELL "Anilime nt oca ed on Roue l24 end County Rd 5 C ossroo&ds com p e e t on end uneupand b ake serv ce P ease ca t o appo ntm en 42 3232 _,._ ---- 6 6 26 c CREMEANS CONCRETE de vered Monday h ough Sa u day and even ng>s Phone 446 142 o 13 tfc ---..... ----- ...... ----br NEED a new house remodel an old one? All lypes nome repairs and bu id ng Cal 949 38l2 7 3 12 c ------------- AUTOMOB L~ r'l$urance bten cancelled? Los your ~~f[alor 1 cense c 1 1 9 9 ~ - ---------- - '0 L Gas and ete(t ( furn1ce n res and terv lc• 2A hour f; se vice o 5 4146 A1 9 •rter 5 A•6 :25 9 l!ll tf ------------SOLID W Ll.. hau sand grave d rl o topso Con ac Teafor'd 99' 322.11 VINYL SIDING _...._ __ e 1 2 12tc ~------ ----------- .,.r. SUN VAI!l.EY Nursery SchOGII licensed by Stete of Ohio 1'11 m as West of new hospUII 517 Sun VI ley Dr Ph .. 46 3657 Day -cere tt)at Sl'f'l wet care M11dge Hau drtn Owner Loredith and Johnj Hauldren Operators 1u ----------- "I r ~ar:ts ena Supplies P ck up and delivery Dav: s vacuum C eener m lie up Georg•s Creek Road Ph 4.116 0294 < :.WEEPE:t-~ ~epa 7) If< ONE ACRE LOT ON US 35 Transferred Owner Must Selllmmedtately The pr ce Is right on thts very well built 3 bedroom brtck ran c h Lovely modern k tchen with range oven & refrlg Ftreplace full basement and 2 car garage All th e rooms are n1ce s1ze Where can you ftnd th s s ze lot on U S JS? We must sell this one 1mmed ately Price reduced to $34 900 00 CENTEt.IARY plan A fu LR w 11 open o ee k tchen and y covered pa o lwo s or age ooms eve 0 $2.4 500 3 BR one f oor beau d n ng aund carpor Large GOOD NVESTMENT PROPERTY has an ncome of $56S p us an extra n ce 24 x60 mob e home to ve n Na u a gas water b acktop s ee sh ubs and n ce awn makes h s mob e home cou a ea buy a $39 000 THE SCENIC VIEW LOT L ARGE o ng o 3 12 ;scres Ius wa t ng fo your be~u fu dream home o be bu t on P ce S9 000 DOLL HOUSE ONE f oor pan dow,. own 4 oom s and bath pane ed wa s w w carpet ng n ce eat n k chen pa t basement gas furnace one car ga age so age bu d ng 2 porches P ce s 3 900 BRICk& FRAME NEWLY deco a ed one f oor pan n Cen ea y 3 BR and e ba h bu t n k chen d n ng area .!1 ge LR w w carpe garage a ge eve ot S24 500 You Can't Find A Better Buy Fantastic view from every window Quiet dignified ne gh borhood and a very convenient locat on n town Qual ty bu 1 3 bedroom home solid mohogany panel ng 1 baths wood bur-n ng f replace central air and large landsc.,ped ot QUICK POSSESSION 3 BR and ba h ve y k tchen and d ne e peted LR garage furnace and ce ntra a A h s p us 2 ac es for s 9 500 OWNER MUST SELL CROWN CITY ONE f oor pan pe mas one home very n ce k chen w h p enty cab ne s w w car pet ng part b;ssem ent carpo t ot s 75 x 20 Pr ce 500 OI!AD hOCK w L L rembvt et a rea.anabt cflerge Ce t 2d 551-4 212 I NEAR HOSPITAL ONE acre ot 20 x5 modu e home a 1974 nc ud ng furn ure 3 BR w w carpet n L R Pr ce s $16000 Neal Realty OHIO RIVER REALTY J BORM home bath a um ed es from rown on S R 2B Pr ced for qu ck sa e S1• 500 Otfice Phone 446 1694 Even ngs Charles M Nea1446 5.116 J M ch<~el Neat 446 503 Sam Neal446 7358 Oscar Ba rd Doug Wetherholt .Broke s Off ce 446 3434 s d ng gas f urnace loca on 2 acres aboul 4 m NeN HOME SERVICE! 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SAVE $4,000 NEW L ST NG Love y br ck home w th hree bedrooms one and ha f ba h s n ce k tchen w fh d shwasher gar d sposal range a pa a basemen a ge garage Located c ose o hosp a n one of th e bes a eas of he coun y FOR SALE 2 storv mode n home n etudes lg t " ng room w th f replace k tchen d n ng room g tam y room w th flrep ace 4 bedrooms up & 2 down 2 bath ooms and ut ty room 2 car ga age lull basement large fat yard On counly wate ne Located on qu et coun y b acktop road Only 5 m es from town P ced to se l Phone 446 416"8 Luxurious new 2 000 sq ft .c bedrooms 2 baths huge poneted family room and double cor garoge Ideally ocated on large 1V4 acre wooded lot In exclusive Rlggscrest Manor just Soul~ of Tuppers Plolns ~educed for Immediate sale Now 133 800 Don 1 miss II bl level with BEST LOCATION FOR SCHOOLS NEAR GAV N PLANT Th s b ck freme hOme s brand new has h ee bed ooms l ove l y ba h y oom fu y ca rpe ed u n ce k chen and ga age Loca ed on abo ul h ee ac es o g ound SPR NG VALLEY b Ck hom e w h hree bed oo m s one and ha f ba hs n ce k tchen u y ca pe ed ep ace and centra a r Lovey o w h a beau fu v ew EUREKA Nee hee bed oom home two ba hs fam y room basemen w ndow a r cond n ce eve o a ba ge n a $17 500 --------,------ -:-- 3 BEDROOM hom e ul y ca rp e ed a b bas em en G een Qu ck sa e M d Phone 446 4050 IN COUNTYI Deluxe 3 bedroom 2 , both family room 2 car garage Perfect locotlon In Rock Spr ngs 1ust 1 2 m 1las North ol Pomeroy between Meigs High Schoo and Sottobury Elem Drive by and see far yourself! COU RT ST - Good com me c a bu d ng n he hea o own w h wo ape r men s and a bar w h a D 2 pe m RANCHO SU N VALLEY DR N ce wo bed oorn 970 R <: ha d son 12x60 m ob e home oca ed on a n ce o C ose o and s ho pp ng hasp a l ce n e REA" TORS AUCTIONEERS 446 0001 974 Grand Pr x 2x65 2 bdrm 2 bah sunken ub w th or W hou Of OWN YOUR OWN LOT? We w II build your drean> house to Itt your lot and your pocketbook For • first hand look at some beautiful new home plant call or wrlttl SECO ND AVE - ~ood wo bed oom home be h one car na u a gas hea garage Good oca on p ce s10 450 Pets For Sale OALMA T AN pan at on ove popu at on pupp es p ced ow o go At e 6 p m ph 367 EUREKA Good bedroom home bath a ge me a ga age Loca t ed on a n ce eve o t Pr ce a , 9 INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY! We specialize In new J..unlt ronch to rent Exc:epltonally high returns growth '"d protection Ca t or wr to lof exact deta lis DALMATiON pupp es $35 245 9369 R o Grande Oh o ---- o -- ---- ~ - --Plumbing & Healing GENE PLANTS & SON PLUMB N G - Hea ng A Cond t on ng 300 Fou h Ave Ph 446 637 We art a full aer\fla com 48 pony now building new homes In Meigs County from S21 500 to 1100 ooo cell 742- .,. Cllll ..., 14 hour Columho Mlllllef 811Jftme I ut Mil 40 ACRES - Vacant and oca ed n Harr ~on Twp Good fo r hunting bu d ng or nves nien - -CAAtERSPLUMB1NG AND HEATING Cot f!:oUrlh & Pine Phone 44' :J888 or 11146 4477 OS We need s ngs Ca Oh o R ver Re"a y oday We be 0 ad o he lp you EYe nlnts Ce11446 4244 John F u er 446 4321 -------------- Goegleln 221 w lecaftd St Cell '" 5f76 TiluniiJI 10 te I letul'dlya t to 12 . . ..,,.., 100 ACRES Th s 5 one ol he bes fa ms around n ce mob e ho me one large barn and some o he bu d ngs tob ecco base wo ponds 40 ac es I a b e g ound good ~a y or beef farm Loce ed on s R 554 ~- today I For moro lntor-tltft coil or wrlll our 110m..., offiCIO FOURTH AVE La ge fou bedroom home ba h to ced a r fu nace good oca on on a a ge ot w he p nance o se on and con ac e pups S amese AK C pood e pups ch cks 256 6247 33 26 Avallebfe soon New ranch style epertmento lArge 2 bodroom living room -II chen bath car~llno lind appliances Call or write GREAT AMERICAN HOMES BER GER AVE f rame home w h baSemen amos new na ura gas fu nace oca ed on a n ce eVe ot P ce reduced o S 4 500 K& P KENN E"LS A K C Pupp es Boa d ng 388 827oi R 554 m E Po e 08 f INTERESTED IN RENTING? B s 4 000 RUSS ELLS , PLI,JMB!NG & HEAT NG O• po II Hf 4787 191 -----------DEWITT PlUMB 5 NG AND HEAT NG Route 60 1t evero.reen Phone .1141 27JS 176 ACRES near Tycoon Lak1t A o part Ph 446 1502 59 8 . ------------" -------------STANDARO Plumbing & HUt n9 214 Ttt rd AY• 4.C6 :1712 42 ACRES Hat son TWp $5 SOO Ph 245 S(lUJ "" --- -------.- "' lmagtne Buytng Tlus Home for S21 000 Completely remodeled and refinished Inside and out on 6 acres of flaf land Wa II to wall carpeting n I v ng d n ng and 1 bedroom 3 more bedrooms and a p ay room up stairs 1 1 baths and an ce k tchen and utll ty room Th s s one barga n - you should not m ss 83 COUNTRY LIVING JUST m nu es f om own arge two slory horn e 3 BR and b.!lth w w carpet on f rst oor a ge LR n ce k c hen w th sna ck bar d n ng room and fam y oom part ba se ment gas furna c e over ed pa o 2 ac es of o ng and Pr ce $23 500 Acres Rolltng Land Nearly New Ranch Home 900 feet of fronfage on Rt 141 just 2 miles from town Land s perfect for subd v sion deve opment Large 3 bedroom home w th d n ng area fam y room w th wood burn ng f repla ce 2 baths overs zed 2 car garage and a beaut fu k tchen Large barn tobacco base 31 ACRES JUST 6 m from own 20 ;sc es t m be and pa sf u e ob~cco base pond and sp ng t e house 5 room cottage pane ed wa s HW oors c on e ete pat o s 4000 Here sA Super New Ltstmg tn Sprtng Valley Be glad you wa ted forth s very n ce 3 bedroom ranch t feafures 2 WB f replaces 2 baths carpet ng throughout formal d n ng full basement w th f n shed fam ly and rec oom Above ground pool and fenced yard Should se I qu ckly so wa t no Ionge 14ACRES m ber 7 acres and JOO bs obacco base arge ba n 3 BR and ba h eat n k chen 0 m f om own $ 000 Compare Thts To Anythtng Else on the Market Beaut ful 2 story 8 yr o d modern home incudes large I v ng room forme I d n ng large fam ly room with rustic beams and cathedral ce I ngs plus f replace arge k t chen w th lots of cab nets and bu It ns 4 bedrooms up 2 1 baths full basement w th f eplace and f n shed rec oom ONner mov ng out of state must sell qu ckly and to do ~o has pr ced tat $42 900 wh ch sa doggone good buy 47 2 ACRES ONE age barn 10 b oba cco ba se o A bo tom and 7 A t lab e some m be one sto y home now ented 7 m from town 132 SOD An Opportuntty to En1oy Ltvtng Th s beaut ful br ck (not br ck veneer l on a acre land scaped lof overlook ng the Oh o River offers these al tract ve features pretty formal entrance large carpeted v ng room w th f replace formBI dining fantastic kit chen w th appl ances and large eating area 3 large &edrooms and full basement with rae room and fireplace t s p iced n m d s xties and you must see It to appreciate thewonde lui way oft fe twill afford you P S Excellent garden spot on the r ver bank 50 Acre Farm $16 900 JUST WHAT TH E DO C TOR ORDERED LOT S OF PA ST URE GOOD T MBER TOBACCO BASE LARGE BARN WATERFALLS N THE WOODS GOOD 6 ROOM HOME N C TY SCHOOL D STR CT ABO UT 8 M LES OUT We Have4 Pnced At $24 900 00 MODERN 3 BEDROOM HOME W TH FULL BASEMENT GARAGE W TO W CARPET NG CLEAN A S A P N AT EDGE OF TOWN 2 ATTRACT VE 3 BEDROOM HOME BEAUT FUL K TCHEN CAR GARAGE - YOU LL L KE T EDGE OF TOW N KNOTTS AUCTION BARN Vtnton-Attentton SOUTHER N OH 0 COAL M NE PERSONNEL HERES A HECI$.. OF A GOOD 4 B ~O R OOM HOME N CE K TCHEN FULL BASEMENT LARGE LOT OWNER BUY NG FARM We •ell anvlhlng_ anybody at our AuctiOn Barn or In your home For Information and pickup service ca 11156 6967 after 5 pm Every Soturday Night Al7p m Vtnton ATTRACT VE OLDER HOME ON N CE LARGE LOT 4 ROOMS AND BATH DOW N 3 ROOMS UP FULL BASEMENT PR CE S 7 900. SWAIN AUCTION SERVICE Corner Third THE WORD TO OESCR BE TH S GOOD 2 BEDROOM HOME ON 3RD AVE VERY N CE K TCH EN A ND BATH PLENTY OF CLOSETS COZY BACKYARD A ND ~"OSE TO EVERYTH NG "$ 4 900 BUYS T S BU "TANDWEL"~EPt EDGE OP TOWN YET LOTS OF PR fVACY BAST AN 0 Exc us ve es den il a ea 5 ms and ba h carpe ove H W m w h f oors arge " book she v ng pen y c osets and ocated on a fa t ol P ced for a qu ck $2 800 82 SECOND AVE rooms lJind ba h 2 f ame on a arge c ty o has a t e bock garage and s or age b dg Th s IJ.ouse s sound srruc u a y and w ttl a e pa n wou d make someone a n ce com fortab e home Pr ce on y $ 8 000 GREE N ACRES Br ck S rm s ba hs H W f oo s w th new car pe n v ng oom d n ng a ea and hall Fu and d y base o sh washe and d spo sa n w te app oved k cher"). has a ached ga age w th s or age room Th s s a qua y bu t house and on y 0 yea s o d Owner trans fe ed and has p ced fo a qu ck sa l e a 527 500 4 N EWLY OECORGioTED 3 BEDROOM HOME W TH FAM "y ROOM AND 0 N NG EXCELLENT LOCAT ON MMED ATE OCCUPANCY EOGE OF TOWN 30 ACRES nee hO.U:St. rura water 2 be n s 7§ A paslure exce l ent fence 2 ponds over 2 000 lb tobacco base located 12m les aut of Galllpol 1 Oh o on Rt 775 can run. 50 ca tt c J seams co& ~h 379 2670 U4 1 -------..-------- ce 446 3643 12 ACRE shaded ot w th wet and sept c tank \ Mercerv te ask ng S2 000 Pn 446 9867 ...,.. ,......_ 57 3 - lOTS n- 'f:J(ah z Suba v Phone 446 0~90 ------ We have 15 ~ouses '" Rodney V !logo II ktr .... FHA approved 83!4 Pet fmanc1ng All you need to buy one of these three bedroom k1tchen cabmets utility room blith and front room att•ched garage lot 7Sx120 Is $310 00 down payment If you qUilhfy pay the balllnce like rent New three bedroom home on Bulavllle ROlld carpeted f ant room bath modern k tchen w th refrigerator and stove ncluded arge lot 143x207 FHA financing ava !able priced at $22 000 Approx mately two acres fram e house with two bedrooms bafh large block garage and small pond priced 19 BOO Acre ot on Texas Road c ose to c ty with three bedrooms bath older home some k tchen cabinets and garage $14 500 Two bedroom "house n Crown C fy bath paneling and some k t chen cab nets fuel o I furnace SlO 900 n the V llage of V nton block and frame hovse three bedroom large front room fuel oil furnace some cab nets owner moved out of dlstr ct anxious to sell $ 4 500 Country lving nea Tycoon Lake A 1972 Esqu re mobile home 14x72 3 BR 1 2 baths on 44 acres compl~te ly furn shed Sept c tank ready for occupancy S20 000 1973 tra ler 12x.50 two bedroom completely set up w th ut llty room and porch added very nice garage on level at Owner leav ng town at a sacrifice price of $9 000 At Tycoon Lake modern home on 23:. acre of land all ti able new screened n porch priced at $15 500 good buy Additional 40 acres of land with th s property If des red PATR OT 7 rms 2 s O!Y o d er home w th base furnace heat cen a r batll carpe over H W f oo s 25 beaut ful k t chen cab ne s t has a barn 24 x40 and oca ed on A fat o Pr ce $ '000 0 WHTE~D - Brck and f ame 3 bd m a carpet a e ec a ached ga~:age Loca ed on A f a o P ce on y S24 500 Les s than 2 vrs o d CE NTENARY New 3 bdrm br ck and f ame ran ch a ca pel a I elec w th hea t pump and cen a r m 3 x 8 equ pped v al pane ed k t chen baths and you can mmed ate possess on 6 a acre baby ferm on Dav s Rd barn tob base fru t and be es Good 6 rm house w th ba h Good barn and fen ces Reduced o $12 600 FARM 115 Acres 30 A t abl ~ fen ces fa 700 b tob base some mbe and ocust post 2 story house barn 48 x60 a have meta oofs C ops go w th the dea f bought soon Owne has pan s and has p ced for a qu ck sale at $21 000 AHY HR 4461998 AUCTION SERVICE "SELL THE AUCTION WAY" JIMME SAYRE AUCTIONEER PH. Wooden Beds Dressers Trunks Ox Yoke Wheat Cradle Barrell Churn Oak Vt~n i ty Lamps Chairs of all k nds ( Stra ght and Rocking some sets} Lots of very good Dishes and Glassware Kitchen Cupboard (rellnlshedl Bottles Old Books and Magazi nes Jars & Crocks Pic tures and Frames Warm Morn ng Coal Heater Table Saw Wood Lathe Show Case Cash Reg star many many more Items too numero-..s to ment on VARIETY w th qu61l ty Come and see We Got It 37~6 ___ ______ NEW LISTINGS Restauranf on Second Avenue dong good business /ease ava lable with purchase Also has a recreation room priced S24 000 Two lots on the Oh o River just below Eureka on both s des of the road n ce spat for tra ler or recreation One lof has a spring and rural water tap paid for each lot has approx mately 9 acres pr ced ~t $9 000 each Tavern and rest au ant on SecQOd Avenue tease available apartment upsta rs $125 00 a month can lease the whole bu Iding for $275 00 with a five year ease $30 000 bus ness I cense and equ pment ncluded Pri ce reduced 3 BR home on Garfield Avenue Thl:t Is a well bu It older home Alum num siding hardwood floors basement and garage Now pr ced at S21 000 STROUT REALTY WORLDS "ARGEST THE LEADER SINCE 1900 IN SERV NG THE NATIONS BUYERS & SELLERS PHONE 446 0008 PRICE REDUCED - BUY BELOW REPLACEMENT COST Th s ke new br ck and redwood L shaped ranch i.Soneofakndand s ocated on a arge corner lot none of ou f ner a eas The k t chen s comp ete w th range eye eve oven d shw.!Sher and d sp The LR & den each have wood bu n ng f rep aces 0 her featu es are 3 B R. s 1 baths form a d n ng rm P.!l basemen pat o and carport INEXPENSIVE COUNTRY L Y NG l ke new 12)( 65 mob e home s s ua ed on a one and one th rd acre ot n Add son Twp w th p enty of arge awn room for a garden and p ayg ound fo the k ds ns de the com pie e v furn shed home you w r nd 2 B-R s 1 baths arge lv ng and d n ng area aund y oom and air co n d t on ng See th s one .NEW HOMES - RANCHES Pr ces range from S17 000 to $35 000 & SPL T LEVELS A"L THE COMFORTS OF A COUNTRY HOME - Nice com tor able 3 or 4 BR home has new v nyl 'ding s.torm w ndows new furnace barn arge garden and lawn and 11 s tuMed on 2 a oe lots In tht v age of V nton MORGAN TWP mostly t ac or jand 84 A MORGAN TWP - 77 A 16 A t 1 abe 35 A wooded some commercia t mber $33 000 WALNUTTWP - 896A 2.S A tllleble balance n pasture and woods I ~DO b tab base sandy so good a rm home and 2 barns 132 000 NEAR PATRIOT - 1A7 A 52 A Sand Fork BottQm Ba ance n pasture & woods Lots. Of wa nut timber 6 rm home arge barn 173.5 b tob base $35 QOO MONEY MAKER 2 co m mere a rent a s and 2 &rge apartmen s Th s bu d ng s ocated on a corner lot n downtown Pomeroy ncom e f g ures U S H - 0 A epprox 1150 ava ~be to ntere ste d ft rd f ontege elf ut t es ava eb e Buy & sub d v de persons RANNY BLACKBURN BRANCH MANAGER Ant ques and Collector s Items In part as such Qak Kitchen Cab net Walnut Chest Walnut Table Ook Chest of Drawers P e Sa fe (large) P ne Chest W~sh Stands 10 EveninJI$ Ca t v 68 tf o NEAR V NTON B ck 1 -: nrv 7 b g rooms 1 ba MS. .440 sq ft " ng a ea on ma n fiQor F P tu nace heat cost s 50 o hea1 past w n er 0 m rom m ne Th s house s 3 y s o d Loca ed on 2 A f a ol Se I ng under ep acement cos.t o S29 900 SATURDAY JULY 13 1974 Starling at 10 30 A M GaiHa Co .1 Largest Re E. state sa es Agency Off EASY TERMS.. COUNTRY A R ESTATES - 6bg ms penysoraoe a I ca pet and p;sne ed Carpor .1) g ol P ce of $21 ooo nc udes drapes s ove ef gera or washer and d ye Located at Rto Grande Olno IU&t across from Rto Grande College Watch for Public Auclton Ssgns from Route• 35 3 5 BEDROOM MODERN HOME WELL 446-1066 o EVANS HT S 6 m I ame new carpet cos $3 000 ) ove H W v m IJ x 8 fu n Shed basement w th F P La g e o and p ced at S2 000 PUBLIC AUCTION Conventent FINANCING•• EASY a s. ---------- RUSSELL \\OOD, REALTOR are eqva lly mport1n~ to buyer .1nd Hlltr Don t desptlr when flceno the tlnanc1al f•dor tet Iii h'elp you ovtr tt.e hurdlo1 eonoull wllhocot oblig.ollon IDEALLY SITUATED LARGE spac ous ooms s wha you II f nd n h s room s ba h home Loca ed n one of the bet er oca ons n own beaut fu am y room and Ear y Amer ca n k chen Pa o fo he ou door overs You must see h s home o app ec a e t $29 000 TWO WAY RecUos Sales & Serv ce New & Ullc:J C8 s pol ce mon tors lnte""u etc Bob s c t zan Band Radio Equ p Georges Cretk Rd Ga pots Ohio -4416 ~517 71211 586 REFRIGERATION TIME IS NEARI "a''"e selecteon late model door refr gerators fast freeze from to sn 95 Apt 111• 535 oo to Down bdrm BABY R 1 VIEW A beau tu v ~w f om "very d re c on One sto y br ck and frame home l 8 R a d eam Ill tchen w th a he e.:tras W W carpel ng s d n9 9 ass doo o pat a atta ched ga a9e a ge of BT s ree oc a ed us outs de he corpo a on Owne leav ng co\Jnly P ced for a qu ck sa e 126 000 - - INS URANt& AUTO home I fe motorcycle campers Ray Hawk 4.C' 2300 75 " --- MA$$1E REALTY l2 State- St Tet 446 tttt NEW LIST NG MOST PICTURESQUE 75 H Genere rContrector WILL. paint barn roofs hd"UII roots hou aet outbv ld nos r129 dO rooflllg Pt'!Ont 992 _ • lfA~ CAR't Fred 1e d De BEAUTIFUL3 BEDROOM 70 ACRE FARM Located on State Rt 2}8 n the Ga i~JCiis School 0 strict n ce 6 room plus bath modern kitchen w th d sh washer al electr c ru al water system w th full basement ncludlng a ge tam ly room w th wood burn ng fireplace Excellent sto age bu ld ng 14 x 4 25 acres 900d level bottom t I able land approx 40 ac es good pasture land w th a yea round spr ng good fences toba cco base steel ba n This is an dea farm w th a beaut ful ke new mode n home w th a a ge andscaped yard and located on a st ate h ghway Th s farm ust Pa ced on the market it won t las long See t now CARRY OUT Do ng good bus ness on upper Rt 7 w th th ee tra le rental spaces on a 77 acre ot w th concrete dr veway and 3 room block bu ld ng Exce ll en t bus n~ss fo a you ng couple w th a n ce yea ly ncome Just sted See t now 43 ACRES I FREE NATURAL GAS} W th a 7 oom t le house 3 bed ooms Gas fo ced a furna ce a st o m doo s & windows dr 1 ed wei w h pump mode n k tchen front & back porches basem ent fences ch cken house Heat and cook w th clean natura gas at no cost to you Just sted Th s property won t la st long See t now 41 ACRE FARM Tobac co ba se new 36 x48 ba n d led we approx 20 acres t I able 15 acres good pasture New 1974 3 bedroom mob le home approx 2 m les from Mercerv le '3BEDROOM Appl"bx 2m les out of Ga pol s 6 rooms plus bath city water basement front porch Buy th s on a land contract with small down payment - 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PAUL S Barber Shop n Rae ne w be- c osed due to an ac c den Watch 'o open ng doe 7s1 c I 1974 ~N NT£AESTING bookctlled "Ttl• MIS er"t of Lite will M" un to you without OblloatkM't 2l nchporlabeTv usedverv I e SJS Phone- 992 308 '; --::----_;;__:;___:;__ _ MID OLE AGI$0 aOv o ale F da; bnd Satu day Ju V 5 and 6 9 30 o 530 TakeRout124Jm es ou .D1 Langs.v e urn eft on Coun Y Route 325 f f h house up Good c o h ng an IQues -s m 'c • '" 7 2 Jtp - - - -- - - - - -- TEWKSSARY S Babe Shop r'3th be closeij JU Y 8 h ough me In thet wev so ha d o t ead Andwth J•sus lrtn o~eanon Coo d 1 hevrone doubt 0 dread That vou mu!!lif no gr eve so sorely For 1 love vou dea y sf Try t ,. shad"owsoo ... bevond ee th s p t t T~=~e os r~~;ko~ Fa!~~r ~gwfor you Do tnowwhle feremaneh You sha 11 est in Jesus Land Wnen thet work s a1 com pie-ted Ht w If gent y ca 1 you Home Ohttlerapueofthat meeng Oh the loy 0 see you come Sadly m necl by daugh e Neva grandch ldren and great grea ch dren I July 7 1 0 -NOtice- 1 Swxlay For Fast Results rUse The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds For Fast Results Use The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds In MemOIJ Cant of Thanks Help Wanted For Sale I' J l Nobce I.~.~"·~t:~~"tft~~~:!!~:·:..: ~J~~:;~~~~=~u~~n.~.g:;;: M~-.. .~."t~:,:n.:z:i'f~ "!:~r.~:·!~.~~··~f.ff.i· Busm·=_::ess SeJ:-vi·ce,s T:~r: :f::v IN L.OVtNG memory or It ey s • Sentinel TheSuodayTimes Stntl.nel Sllnday July7 lt74 1E RMS CASH LUNCH WILL BE SERVED MR and MRS I' RANK OENNEY OWNER Darvt Albon - AUCTIONEER$Kenny Swain Olk Hill 0~ o G1lllpolls Ohio Not Responsible for Acctdenfl. Bing's Concrete Work Contact Vernon Bing Phone 367-7191 FREE ESTIMATES �• 26 ·· The SWlday Times · Sent~.SWJda~. July 7, 1971 • Bo~g hm the dirt-- • -' ','• •• • • ' •• '. t' . You mav not have another opportunity , .. • "• ,,.. TO GRAB THE GAME WINNING CATCH Gold , black vi nyl top, gold interior, full power equipment. new w-s -w tires. Climate Control air conditioning . '1495 KARR & VAN ZANDT 992 -5342 We're not mad at anyone but we must be mad purselves to sell at these pnces. Cadi(lac . Oldsmobile GMAC Financing Available Pomeroy Open Eves . Til6 -l'i l5 P.M. Sat. " You ' ll Like Our Ou?lity Way of Doing Business " ' Cear The Deck On Used ·Cars Also! 1974MUSTANG 112.DR. SEDAN See one of these courteous salesmen : Pete Burris Lloyd Me Laughlin Marvin Keebaugh $3295 Very loW mileage. Balance 9f new car warranty, 4 cyl. economy . Power steering. a.utomafic transmission ,' steel · belfed w-s-w tires. N(i:W1973 FORD GRAN TORINO $3695 2 2 Dr. Hardtop, 1974 would cost almost ss,ooo.oo. Ful ly equipped , v inyl top. a ir conditioning , P.S., P . B., A.T. , and all other qoodi es . 1972 CHEVROLET6 CY. NOVA S219S steering, auto. trans . $2495 I U-N FURNIS HE D second -f loor 3 rm . apt. with bath . Builf in k i t chen, W-w !=a rpet. Le~s than $100 per month w it h all utilities paid . Prefer adult • over · so w it h no chi h;:lren al home. No pets . 700 'h Second Ave . Phone 446 -3994 Mon . thr u Fr i. 9 a . m . to 5 p . m. 152 -tf $2895 v.a Pickup . (LWB). Almost l ike the day it was sold . Power steering. auto . tran s . 1972 FORO F250 '14 TON PICKUP $2495 Heavy dUty tires,4sp . trans . , one local ~wner . 1970 FORDV-8 TORIN04 DR. ' $1295 1970 \IOLKSWAGEN "BUG" $1495 Auto . t-rahs ., power ~tee ring, lo<;:d: i owner. We ren·t mobile home tots, riot just a place to park your home. We have ·more f~ offer than any mobi te com,rnurlify', i n Southea stern Ohio . We BuiH Our See ,,,, ... . ' ',.,i fred Blaettnar or . Dan Thompson .. ..____ _ ,_~ .·: ...,_ . _,_, __ __;' \ After Hours: 992-2412 1973 CHEVROLET CAPRICE.. ....• '3895 For Rent SLEE PING rooms Weekly rates. free garage parking . Li bby Hotel. 24 1-11'. MAN ,. . . . . .-----=-------FURNISHED upsta i r s 3 rm . and Qath apt. All utilf ties pa i d . Ad ul ts only , no pets. Ph . 446 -1519. 138 -ff WANTED -------------F IVE rool'n co ttag e for coup le. DUE TO Remodeled, modern . Sh own · by appointment. 125 Walter Hil l. Ph . 446-0637 . H. W . Walter , Owne r . ..._ 158-3 RECENT ____________ _ PROMOTIONS 2 PEOPLE & t r uck oasture In cou ntry , ·full facil i ties , availabre June 30t h . Write Box 324, c--'0 Da i l y .T r ibune. 128: 11 HOUSE ., Needed ImmediatelY . No nece ssary. Guarantee graduated i n come. program . Call 614 -3889948 or Writ~ P.O. Box 67~ , Jackson, Ohio . - e~eperlence DAYT1ME bartender. 6 days-, experlen~e preferred buf not necessary . Apply in person Ho l'iday Inn , Ga l lipolis . 157 -tf SAL~S p-erson . 18 to TRAILER space . Ph . 446 -3879 or 367 · 7438 . 1,15 ·tf --------------FU RNISHED apartment, a.c ., reasonably priced . 12' miles from Pomeroy . Ph , JQ.(773 511 B. 1.15 -tf --~~...--- ------ MOBILE home , total electric, ..2 bedroom $100 ; 1 3 bedroom $125 . · Ph(lne 446 -0175 or 4<16 1934 . 105-tf 55 , some ---~-------· exper ien ce . Good ~ages and 'SLEE PING ROOMS, weeki ·/ work i ng cond i t ions. Wri t e P , i-ates . Park Central Hot el. · 0 . Box 208 Gallipo l is . 396· ff 147 If ---'---- - - - - -- -. . ------'-----.....,....___MOBILE horne. 2 bdrm ,, li k e new , on Bethel Rd . Ph . 44~ 3371. 58 -3 Appliance service man with knowle~e of refrigeration . ·5 ROOM f urn_ished _apa rt ment. · va-~flon & travel pay M 1 . PhOne 446 ·3434 ( 446 -161 5 or Gattia Refrigeration Co. 446-1243 . 158-tf Phone 446-4066 __ _ ------:--------2 MOBILE homes , Sla te St ree_t FULL Olr PARmME . OESII CLERK LIBBY HOTEL APJ>IY In Person . fllr Rent 2 BEDROOM , 6 room house p lus bath In Vinton . Must have reference . Phone -4 46 -7699 •tter 5 a t'ld Sunday .call 446 9539 . ' :_ 1..48-tf -~=-----..--------- 1.000 SQ . -~ --- --------- 1972 VEGA HATCHBACK CPE.......11895 Local I owner trade-in, 4 speed tr a n s., G. T . equipment; radio, good tires , dean inside, green fini sh. 1970 NOVA CPt ..................... !1495 Local I owner , good tires , 6 cyl. wit h automatic t rans . • radio, blue finish, spotless c lean blue in terior". 1970 FORD MAVERICK ... :..........$1395 Loc~ l1 owner car, good tires, 6 cy.l. with standard t rans ., rad1o, blue f inish, spotless clean blue interior . 1972 atEVROLET % TON ........:. 12395 8' Fletside. V-8 engirie; 4 speed trans . • 15"' Comm. ti r es , H. duty springs, radio, green fi ni sh , so l id cab. 1971 FORD 4 WH. DRIV_E...........1239S S~ort Custom 8' Pickup, white o~~r dark r:~. V-8 eng ine,... speed trans ., radio, good -tires. Loaded with extras . . 1966 CHEVEu.E 4 Dr.•··············· ...1489·1965 Ford 4 Dr... ;...................... 1295 GREAT SELECTION. NEW74 CHEVY>;, & 3!4 TON TRUCKS HOUSE. Ph . 446-3642 . ....;.....;...'"------------ Quality Cars BEDRooM tra i ler . .Adults Only , Phoiie 446 -:2852. I 56-ff ---------------...,..FURNIS H ED apar t mef"jt , Quality Service Competitive Pricing • ~ rooms and bath . Adults only . Security deposi t required . Ph . 446-0.444 afler 6 p .m . ......_ 156 ·6 ________ __ • ~-- _.0 F F ICE space and build ing, Mason , W . .VlJ . area . Good • location . Will remodel to suit tenant . Ph . 304 .713 -5118 . 115 -H ""WE RUN A VERY SIMPLE BUSINESS" . We .Sell & Service Chevrolet Cars & Trucks. __ .....-T -.,v u 2 H k ' m._,o,ie homt-::.- , upper· - __. -----~- ' 146-lf -------------- POM·EROY MOTOR ·CO. ' ~. 9n2126 "Your Chevy Dealer" Open Eves. Till B Pomeroy ... '1695 '1095 •• •895 •• •695 •• ...' TILL 12 NOON ON SAT. Good things happen on a Honda. Parson's 1415 Eastern Av e. USED FURN ITUR E Ha s plenty of good used Fur ni ture . Refri,gerators sl9 .9S and up ; couches $10 and up ; good used color T .V . ; Stoves - elec . and gas. $10 and up ; tw in and full si ze beds , b edroom su i_ t es; chairs ; and din ette se ts . Good us ed mer c handise arr ivi·n g week l y . New sto re hours tor .t he 14 15 Eastern Ave . sto r e are : B-8, Mon . . Thurs . .,.... Frid fly - Satu rday 9-5. -• , ,. ~ ' ~·- ROO FI N (; and gu tter work . Also bui ll -up roof ing . 38 8.85 07 . 220-H D . P . Martin &- So n Water D e l ive ry Service Your pa lr onage will be ap precia t ed. Ph . 446 -0463 . 2-lf MATCHES, nail fiies, pe ncils, litt er bags , balioon s -------- ----- --~-and 'advertising nove lti es. 4 to ST EVERS Truck Service an noun ces th e opening of 24 hour 6 week s del ive ry . Si mm oos road service in Gallipol is and Printing , 446.-1397 . su-rrounding area . Located on 146 ·1f F airf i eld Chu r ch R.o ad . Gallipolis . We are on call 24 ..,.,JbJ..JW EDDING i nv i tat i ons , hours a day, 7 days a week . c hampagn e se ts , ca ke kn i ve s, Ph . 614-4A6 -9329 or on your CB match i ng tabl e sets a n d radio, ce~ . H Big Daddy Cha nne l ac c essories . Sim m ons 10 . Printin g , 446-1397 . 57 .tf 146-tf .. BOOK attachments . Ph . 367 ·7634. 148 -12 ready July 20 . Phone 992 -7082 . 15-4-tf ---......,-------'---1973 23FT . W ~Jde rness Camper self co ntained , comple te bath : Ph . 388 -8859 . . · -------------16' SKI boat with · H .P . SO · Joh ns on motor , some ski equi pm ent, S500 . Ph . 446 -196-4 ewer 5: Jo p.m -. 157-3 ---""':'-----------. • low Cost Auto tn sur:a nc:e-cOmpare our ··rates . • Low Cosf Homeowner Policy . • Low Cost Homeowners Polley for Renters, eF~rmowners Pollcy- Co mplete Protect ion In One. Polh:y, e ·A Modern Mobile Homeowne'r; Polley. e Low Cost Flre Policy . ' A Specia l Multi -Peri l Package Poilcy for Your- Busine"s Why not compare our rates with your present policy·? We know we can save · JUl.Y SPECIALS Home i mprovements and ad d i tion s. Roofing , vinyl sid ing . Ca ll 446 -0668 or 245 -5136. 152-56 COMMERCIAL- PROPERTY \47 If , Jnc. WHEEL ALIGNMENT TUNE UP --------------PLUMBING . remodel ing , brick " and block work . Phon e 379 2255 . ... 152 -6 WHEELS . BALANCED $~ PerWbeel ----·----------- Plus Cost of Weights FOR WIN AT BRIDGE LEASE OR SALE Call 992-2-151 'f rom 8:00 A.M. till S:OO P.M., after 5:00 call 992-3732 for information. · ACROSS 6 11 18 . i9 ' 20 21 23 24 ' 26 27 29 30 31 32 · 33 34 1 Sl rip of leather Re ti nue Co rp orea l Chara c ler 1stic Lil t . Warm mg devices Flatfish (pi ) Workman Mu sic ·as wnlten Afr ican tree Part of " IO be'' Felony Badge r Le t 11 stand Drun ka rd Spa n1 s'h cheer Corded clo th (pl ) 35 H a1l 36 Te ll 3EI Wa1 ts on . 40 S1m1;:Jn Rabb 1\ 42 All hiS place 43 Gwd o s hlgll no te 4 5 Bellow's 46 Pare nt (COllOQ l 47 Unit of lla lton currency 46 Transac 110n 49 CQSI · St Girt's nahio 52 Tou1on1c d t)i!y 53 NOI IVD-motal ' 54 Munlctpnllly · 55 .RMklcs · 57 Eleo tmen · cephoiOQIOtn ~- 4 1 For' Sale . I M EST'O N E fOr dri.Jewe"~t . · . $TARCRAFT Car l Winters. Ph . 20•5115. . '-'EW & USE D Clr'Yi tHtrl liUtO . --=~...:_- ____ _l· 10-tf awnii')Q I, lhtat hh chei' Port• Potltl ~ f~rna e!et, 20 ptt' . 91-i HONOA CB 750. Ph . · 446· Oft : CIOitd tor va c: arJon July-4: . 16. Carnp Contey St•rcra ft 373'2 . · .. . 15,.. _6 . Rt . 6'2 N , of Pt. Pt tiJant ,' ' -----------~-- . "5 II ALL T Y P E ~-1,-t lld t mattrlaiS, block , bT ick, sewer} A Mvtt•Lt: t'lomu . 1. 171 J ._ p l pH, Windows , lln1ela, etc . bdrma . l'l X ~0 ! 1 1969 3; ClaUdthWinters , Rio Gronde, b drm , 1.21lfli-' l 1 .;... 19 ~9' 2 bdrm 1 o . Pho e 245~12 1 attn 5. · • 1O• ~ o . Ph ;_ 141 ~f!ID · ·m -~ , . s- -----~--- ·b u no· -----.-.... ------- " -~~~ ------ ~ a IOI ·tr ' ~ iY/J •••vOII..C: nome , ..... u, _ .. 197 "' !I T R AIIU fv Com elec . U _L appqJv .• t l pou1 , blnetfon Wllh· ~ . lr~tc::k lap , underp i nning . Ma ~e otrer . · ~ul- lt _ ln 'h -Ilt tnltr paymenta US -5069 after 5 weekday• , of_ \7 ,h' Ulfr mon lh .or PIIV 11n1tlme weekends . btl•') f.:ff 1 WI ,0 U6- 02.55 . 'UJ -tf 13.5 ·U ---------...---- 196-i N E; W Moon trailer 55K 10, good cond . May be rtnted on tot thet lt'a on . Located in SI!L • -- 1 :r/c:\"' · Cf.ffnf(ffJft brick& 011tttl "tltJ H • , ttu•nf r!d cnesnlro , Cell oltor <:30, 3~7 ·· . ll•lllpffl•~'!l'l''~'· 7566. 1S6 •6 Pll'l• ,, ~-,f~'iJ --. Diamond finesse sure thing SUNDAY, JULy 7, 1974 Corner of Mill & Setond Streets in Middleport; 14,000. sq. ft . on the "T": building Is brick & blod:; shawroo·m measures IOO'x40,' wi_th 4 offices and'2 storave ~ms; shop mea$ur'es 90~90 With service oHice; upstairs storage over showroom & shop; a II offices connected with combination AM-FM, hftercom system; 2 WtJ; blacktopped lot measures 70'x75'.; gravel lot me1sures 150'x90', Ca n be leased or sold wi:th or without- the following equipment and furniture: Bear front and alignment rack ; Bear wheel balancer; Bear brake drum machine; lubri c;atlon rack, holst type ; air compressor ; three floor jack s; hot water heater ; several shop bencheS; ap- •· proximately 30 parts storage bins ; typewriters ; desks : chairs; counterS ; couch; adding machine ; cash drawer · register ; mu1fler & tall pipe storage rack: mobile displaY racks : misc. special tools : mis c. furn iture and fi x tu res . For Sale • SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLER Leadingham Agency Writes All Types of .Insurance For Your Auto, Home or Business Represent Lightning Rod Mutual · Insurance Company . You simply can't play o~trich if your car won't fly right ... if it eats up too much fuel ... or if it sometimes lay.s an egg. Come let us fix it now. Meet the crisis. Don't hide your head in the sand. ---..,----------GENERAL CONTRACTING ---------- ---"-- --------------""---------------GRAVEL ? "tra c tor with seve ral REG I STERED Collie pupp ies, Better See Us First! GENERAL CONTRACTING H OME remode l ing . No iob too t iirge or s ma ll. F ree estimates . Ca l\ 245 -5136o r 4d 60668 . 130 -76 TO~L Sharpening , saws , SCISSOrs, shears, home and ga r den · too l s. Sharp Shop, Alley rear , 147 Second. 216 -tf .----,.----------- ALLIS Chalmers HD ~ Ooz i er , good condit ion . 675,4149 . ' 144 -tf This is for the ·B irds ••• ------------~~-- ----------- 1972 HONDA C y cle , 450 C. C. Phone 446·4999 . l18 ·ff --------------,--~- SEPTIC TANKS i nstalled and backhoe work . Recorder answe r in g· service . Ph . 245 5535 . 128 -32 __ ____________ _ __ ____________ GALLIPOLIS, OHIO THOM AS Fai n Exterminating Co . T er m li e and Pes t Control , Wheele r sburg , Ohio . ---- --~- -- - -- -- ------------'------- For Sale 50 STATE STREET PR _O TECT your mob i le home w i th TIE DOW N ANC H ORS . Call Ron Ski dmor e, 446 1756 alt er 3 p .m . 221 If -------------- -:----------------'------ CARROLL NORRIS DODGE KANAUGA, OHIO ____ _________ For Sale or Trade 50 OF THE SHARPEST USED CARS IN THE AREA! SMITH HONDA SALES --------------LARGE brush hog, 1-4" double -------------- •700° 0 -~--~---~~-· plows w ith tripper , scraper , and boom for tractor ; hay and grain feeders .. Ph . 4-46 -4170 from 7-9 a.m. or 3-6 p .m . 157 -3 -------------- DISCOUNTS UP TO - ' '2995 · '1295 1971 BSA Chopp er, Ph . after 4 p .m. 446 -0071 . 157 -6 e -R iv.er R d ,, 446 ·0008 . •1695· OPEN EVENINGS TILL} PM 992-21/4 . 158 -3 . ' ·' .. , BUY now . beat i nf l at io n , almost new , 3 bdrm ., l112 bath mobi(e home , skirting, · t iedowns , 2 --------~----pr s . steps in c luded . Fur - 16 GAUGE l . C. Smith Field n ished . !i8.500. Ph . 245-5613 . grade shotgun , in extra good 157 -3 _. con d .; Sears v inyl ca r top ca rr ie r ; Bell & Howell Super 8 H O USETRA IL ER w ith ground ,. ·pro;ector . 'Pro movie camera, furn is hed , a l l conven ie nces . short brown _ E:tura wig . Ph . 446-2709. 44~ - 4607 . 1S7 -3 15·7-3 -------- ----~--MODER-N deluxe · Vindale · R A r'ol G E , re·tr l gerator, mobil e home . Phone 446 -1899 nume ro us household items. after 6 p .m . Call between 10 a .m .-9 p .m . 158-6 379-2361 . 157 -3, B&S MO.BILE HOMES Pt . Pl easa nt USED FURNITURE 1972 Roya l Em ba ssy i2x65, 2 BR DINETTE set, 6 c hairs, 1970 Fleetwood , 12X64, J BR telephone stand , couch , 2 red 1969 Star, 12x60, 3 BR vinyl cha iis . coil springs . 1969 Monar ch , 12)(60, 2 BR Corbin& Snyder Furnitur e 1968 Vindale , 12,.; 65, - 2 BR 955 Second Avenue 1968 Statesman, 12x60, 2 BR · 157 -tf 197{) Virginian , 12x44 , 2 BR 1966 Great L akes, 12x60, 2 B R SAC RE 5 and ho use. 2 quilts and 1966 Ho l l y Park , 12x60, 2 BR 2 croche t ed r ugs. Phone -245 5561 . . 1967 Front ier, I OK50 , 2BR """" 1964 Parkwood , 10)(56, 2 BR 157-3 1963 Ch amp ion , 10x50, 2 BR 1962 Gardner. 10x55, 2 BR HOUSEHOLD goods inc ludin-g antiques and too ls. 81 Grape 110-tf St .. Dav id Kelton . -~-::--· TRI -ST1ATE MOBIL E 157 -3 HOME SALES 446 - 757~ MYER S pump and tank hoo·kup '12:o:60 1971 F' r ee doin 28 R f or deep w-ell ; 5x 10 A l um . 12x60 1970 Fleetwood 2 BR bldg . wifh floor ; used lumber , 8x45 1957 Amer j can 2 BR and alum . s i ding . Ph . 256 8x40 1956 Spartan ·1 BR 6553. ' 8x25 Howard 1 BR 157 -3 12x55 1965 New Moon 2 BR 12x60 1967 Horizon 2 BR GOOD clean lump and stoker c oal . Carl Winters , Rio Gran.!:tEt1 -~h . 245 -5)15 . 111 -H I 1963 CH EVY P ickup , good COnd ~ -~---------'-----Call 446 -9583 . 1973 HOLLEY Park 14x65 ~ 156-3 central air , 2 BR , Pl'lone 675 : 5276 after 4 p .m . ...._ 127 -H -------------------------· __ _______ FT . storage area and ·M udlLt HOME i n GatiiP'oil$, 1 lj!lf.Qt par king SJ)aces, or 2 ·poeple. Ph . 446.p338 . · 1IO.tf Down1own aree , 446 -1143. . 154 -tf BR- ADBURY e ff iciency ~E P 1H ~· ;;~~b;-t;;-;-.;;ek . apartments , adults, no pets . Gallll Hotel. 129 2nd Ave.1 Ph , 446 -0957 , 153-tf e Lu xury _mod~l 4 door, white finish, vinyl roof , green knit cloth tnm, f1~t glass, fi;tctory ai r , Turbo Hydramatic, · ~wer st e.ering & brakes, si de protective ·mtdg ., H78-w-w t1r es, r ad1o with tape, showroom clean & has never been titled . and Rio Grande . Ph . 446 .36-dJ. 158--4 _....., ....... _,_ ,_ E:XPCRIENCED- / J)arts manager or Pllrts clerk . Good y.oork lng conditions . Reply Box 3291 c-o Tribune . ~ 1.18 -tf -,:-------""""----- 1973 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN .......13295 • For Sale Mobile Homes For Sale · ·10 ·Pa ss., small V -El automatic trans ., power steer ing & brakes, ti~ted glass, f~ctory air , radio, new Goodyear Radial w-w tires, vinyl interior. A sba rp· car & ready t o travel. · \ , ' Keith GoblE! Ford, Inc., Middleport Help Wanted ''.. ' '• •• • ''\ '· . Phone 992-2196 ,. .. ~ant eo ITo Buy BUY & SELL U .S. Co ins. MT$ Co ins of Gallipolis , 121 State St . Ph . 446 -) 842 . . 132 -tf • (_ PO~n.~c For SJie ..-- •• NELSON MOTORS, INC. 500 E. Mi\in ·St:, Pomeroy, 'Ohio r .. ~~----- SM Business on SeJV1ce and now SeJVice is . Extra Sharp. JULY SIZZLERS! •2195 •1695 '1595 Remember' We,Service What We Sell • CLUB CABS AND REAVER In ..,urMHe co lii) s o tt ~rcd ..,Prvict·'> for F1re ln~urance (Ovf' rane 1n ,G all i n Counly for ollmosl a Centu ry Fa rms , home!> and personal prope r ty . Co veraLJeS are avai l able 10 meet 1nU,vidua 1 needs Con la cl vour ne ighbor .and olQ('nl F11)IP.y Oavl5 157 6 BRITTA N Y Sp.:tnu>l pups , 3 FROM wall IO wall , no ';>Oil .1! all , on carpel s cle<lfiCd w1th nlOf'llhs ol d ChamP ion b lood Blue Lus tr e R("nl tc>INir1r lines , AKC Reg Bcauli l ul shampoo~r \1 (('nlral dogs . 1i50 or trade . Ph 997 Supply 5359 159 6 I 58 7 12 (,MALL pigS ; 70 laying LOST t:li'ight carpe l color s H O Mt lm r:uovem ent. tOp restore them Wllh Blue QUi.ll1ty wod., roof ing , dry chickens Ph . 245 547B Lus t re Renl Pl('(lr lc . 158 1 Wfl !l, Mum S1d1nq. Interior shampooer \I G C Murphy Plfl{·rior pi't1n t lng. et c For 1$9 '6 t r('(' cslima le call 446 0002 4'17 CHE VROLET Engine . 148 II Chevrolet 4 spd . trans . H urs t 4 L 78 x 1 'i WHITE sidewilll • !'fi1 Amerw.,l).llor;d•l Mo!o1 Co ·In(' Compe tit ion 4 spd . shifter . used fires . \ 40 Ph 446 1140 Mr . Gask; el 4 sp . shi f ter . 1 se t 159 ] RED') Barber Shop and book The new Honda MT250 gets 1ts slyle i\nd of cyclone headers . b l Ow store OP en 6 uavs , 10 a .m . 10 · - IM proof bell ·housi ng . 388 833 4 I p m HOR SE sa dd le , good condition performance from the Cl\-250M Elsmore, cl ne of a!l er 5· 30 . 109 ff Call 446 0419 . 158 3 159 3 1973's wm rurigesl b1kes The MT250 fealures a. 1973 SU ZU KI G . T . 250, eiCC. . 2 JO HN Deere trac tor , I rid1ng GI LL ENWATER'S S"": PTI C six-port two·;;lroke alummum engme w1th a bqr.ded cond Ph . .u6 937 1. TANK CLEA NING A ND horse wifh Parade ouHi l ,, 1 . REPAIR ALSO HOUSE 156 6 appa-loosa co li , 1 pon i eS . 388 cast-1ron cylinder \mer Slreet·lega\ w11h lighting -NRECKING P h . 446 9499 . ~----------8531 or 388 8180 . • Established in 1940 . CO RN f ed fre ezer beef, Carl 159 3 and instrumentation, l\115 new blke has captured ' 169 If Wi111ers, Rio Grande, Ot1 io . __..__ -· Ph . 245 -5115 . 1972 BUICK Riviera . air cond , the imaginatlon of an those who waited fo r a ALBERT EHMAN 119 If AM · FM tap e stereo. Cruise Wat er Delivery Sendee ----..- c ontro l. Will consider • 1 T . two~stroke good enough lobe called Honda. Pntr iof Star ., Ga llip olis p ic kup -on trade in. Call all er Ph . l19·213J 3 p .m . 446 -5170 . W1th 1t. you 'll blaze new trails, and your own 2dJ . If 159 4 --spec1al viclories. See lhe H o nda MT-2 50 in our BAN.I{'S TREE SERVICE FORD Galax ie 500, 2 dr . V 8 FREE e.stimates. l iab ili ty in auto .. tape player , exce l lent showroom now . su ran ce. Pruning, trimm i ng c ondili~Jn . CaJI .:146 26 11. and c av i ty w ork . lr ee and 159 3 st ump removal. Ph . 446 -4953 . 73 -ff 1969 'DOD GE Mon aco Station wagon, ex . cond . 388 8772 BLOWN IN SU LATION 159 3 IN wall s and attics . Russell's Plumb i ng , 4d6 47B2 . I ... 17''1 F T . lrav e l l ra i ler , excellent 80 -lf c ondition . Phon e .U6 -09.0 4. 159 4 SE;;PTIC TANKS Cleaned and insta ll ed Ru ssel l's Plum bing , 446 -4782 297 -tf ·~195 GREAT BUY ON A NEW OR USED CAR. Building·Our Business. Clearance savings now at Goble Ford's late-late show. For Sale SEE CEWARD CALVERT, J. D. STORY, PAT STORY OR BILL NELSON FOR A Contact N ewt Jones Rodney- Cora Rd . Rodn ey. Ohio • Ph. ~45 -9374-~45- 5021 -~-----------,- Pi c kup car one careful local owner ' power steer ing, extra nice . 302 Quai I Creek Mobile Community & Sales VANS RAMSCHARGERS ~4 1)4tf ')1\ NOY nto yourself to check with us before you buy any car, new or used You owe PICKUPS m Gallipolis. Ohio Eastern Ave . • ------------~---- 2-BR tra i ler at Evergreen , $150 . All util i t ies pa id. Ph . 446 -0157 . 159-3 2 Dr . hardtop, low mi leag e, one local owner, power 1973 FORD Fl 00 >;, TON FURNIS HED apt . 3 rooms, pr iva t e bath . Call 446-22 15 after 6 p ,m . 11 6·1f Adults o n ly , Al l utilities paid . 446 -9523 . 159 -ff 4 Or . Sedan, low mileage. extra sharp. 1972 FORD RANCHERO SPORTS ior Rent BEDROOM 'tra iler, nice location , c lose to all work . Ca ll 4.46 -3717 after 9 a.m . 159-3 -------------FURN I SHED apartment . S2195 1971 DODGE V-8 CHARGER For... Rent 1974 all qu..rtuttt•r>r;l Piii10 a1~d pool liln(J'ica!'lln.q L1m l:' , re r l d11f'r 'i('C d . Shrubbery 1r u111111nq 14S 91 31 alter 8 p . • •2495 •2195 This is a loc:al car" , a real gas saver . 1973 VW BUG Hat chback , -4 cyl., auto. R~t sharp . 1973 VEGA 2 DR. 1971 VW KARMAH GHIA Red . A real spod car, one owner" . Factory air & tape deck . Extra nice. 1971 VW BUG Bonneville 4 dr. H. T ., full power" & air, c;rulse control. 1970 PONTIAC Maverick 2 dr ., 4 cyl ., 3 speed , one owner . Nice. 1970 FORD Cutlass 4dr . sed., factory a i r , l ike new tires . 1970 OLDS Dev i lle 4 (Jr . H. T ., only 48,621 m i tes . Extra clean . 1970 CADILLAC 1969 MERCURY Marquis 4 dr. H. T ., air, low mileage. ONLY 1969 C!.DS Vista Cruiser , nice wagon for" ~acatlon . ONLY ' 1969 FORD ,Country sed . wagon. V-8, auto ., P. S., P. B. SALE PRICE 1968 OLDS Delta se 4 dr ., viny l top & air. Good ca r for a 68 . 1966 CHEV. Imp. 4 dr . H. T. , auto., P.S., P. B. Extra cleao for a 66 . ON LA ND SCA PING S. tiR Uf1'•· lr (•t>o,, ro(:'k Qolrdens , WOOD MOTOR SALES SOME .GREAT USED CAR BUYS '68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille J ( W:MITE PEST CONl'fi!Ol 1 IH [ lfl'>llf'Cit0!1 Ca ll A46 314S , M "'rrtll O'DI'll. Opef'tJio r bv (Kit'fi~1Hioll r1•rm l l f' '-.f'rVICC~ IIJ BPirnont Dr 161 II KOT A\.IC LANDSCAPING RIO G RAN (:IE , OHIO ' COMPLE T E PROGRESSIVE SMITH NELSON MOTORS. WE ONLY HAVE A FEW NEW CARS AT THE OLD PRICE SO COME IN AND SAVE YOURSELF MONEY ON A NEW BUICK, "ONTIAC, OPEL OR G.M.C. TRUCK. '1495 Never again will your dollar buy so much car or truck . During our clearance of all 1974 models. 4 H e<t iHlq Free (\ l lmttht\ Stt:· wart ·~ Co ., In( . · <ialhpoho; , Oh 10, <4U 2770 144 16 2 Or . J:Lardtop. 351 cu. In , V a engine. aulo , lran s .. ~ . s tee ring . P. brakes. w s w tires. green metallic lin ish. malching mtcrior. 10,000 act. miles. Excellent cond . TAKE. YOUR VACATION IN A NEW OR I"',.. USED CAR FROM ' Gold with gold interior. tutl power equipment. Climate Control air conditioning . Offered (:en t r.ll (l,,r Condt ll '?nanq Come see the Honda MT-150• VACATION SPECIALS '68 Cadillac .Sedan DeVille •'•• ·•' PH. t92·2 174 POMEROY, OHIO 45769 . 500 E. MAIN '73 FORD GRAN TORINO and bred for the street. SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. jo $ervlc~ mor "· CD.~ l 2lt7 (Obllr I S8 Kind o t labil e SO ldentlca l 61 RubOQ r troo 62- Gunu·s oj hoEIIM 64 ProH~~; ·down 65 Faroe lslonds wh irl w ind 66 Notl vo Jnpnneso 67 Mu sical drama 69 Whips 71 R odent 73 Disconcerted (collo Q.) 74 Sna k es 76 Sallmg vesse ls 79 Turkish . decree 8 1 Gui do' s high note 82 Shal low vessel B-1 Growmg o ul ol 85 Bea r_witness IO .87 Short Jacket 90 foa tbnll . leam~ 92 UncO oked 93 Go 1n · 95 Excess of solar over luna r year. 97 R1ver in Afr1c a 98 Pronoun 99 Exclalfla l ibn 101 Spt!n1Sh \1\I O 103 Rude cal)l n 104 S<1C1ed unage 105 Warmng ·dOVI CC lOA Fo ndiO 11 0 Fnull 11? R1.ver 1n Cernla_ny 11 3 Evergreen II DC 11 4 11b · 11 7 1 10 11 9 120 121 t ?3 124 -1?5 I1MCI1 i)!'\ICIC .. 11eHlU1lOr~tcd ' Su1g i,,g vo ice Hurried Lt(!Uid m ttauro H ebrew rnon th -M tsl akc Grn1n Sorrc)ws t;> •sgulso \2fi Arnbmn g~rhtMt t 2f very mlf'!uto 129 13ody of wa ter 13 1 C1 uo 132 Quarrel 133 Relative (ab br .) 134 Maca w 136 Mo untain lake 137 Stu p id fello w 138 N e~ York City mayo r 139 Symbol fo r t in 140 Man's nic kname 141 Irritate · 142. Cupo la 143 Coll ection o t lour 144 Puni s h 146 Wipe ou t 148 Genus o f moths 149 lnl ertw ining ..150 T1t1 e o f. respect ~pl . ) 151 Apportions DO WN 1 Band o f co lor 2 Engl1 s1J stree tc ar s ~ Evaluate 4 Three -toed slo1 hs 5 Liquid mensure labbr ) 6 Spoo r 7 Rage . 0 Succor 9 Eio:IS IS 10 Fondle 1 I Sm ::~ ShCS 12 Faroe Islands · whi rl wmd 13 Ctl UfCI'I serv1 ce 14 Qno o fT hree Muske loars 15 Seesaw 16 Mans name 17 Christ ian Sc-Ience (abbr I. 2 1 Olsagreeable ored lc am.enl s 22 Mt\l<.o ready 23 Meallhv cess flill y aga in s t .3 NORTH 91 Compass 25 Afternoon party 27 Put on one 's g ua rd 28 Communication 30 Re vea l 31 W ithered ·. 33 Egg - shaped 35 Solic ilude 36 Depend on 37 Choi ce part 39 Fi sh eggs . 41 Lease 4 2 Detest 44 Sharp and harsh 47 Th.eat.er bOX 48 Fe ign 49 EQua ls • 50 troquo ian , Indians 54 Part of a sa ddle 55 lnsecl 56 W,e1g hlng de vi ces 59. Tw 1rl 60 Loc ation 6 1 Above 63 Solar d1sk 66 Coo led lava 67 Hypollielical Io ree 68 Alla cheid 70 FlO ated in a ir 7 1 Inlet Sk 1H 73 Rer:miined at ease 75 One who de li ve rs .,.., DrHf!nt · tli:a i:; t,l " Oc i VUP ~tni U . 78 Stitch SO Llms '· B~ Glr! "• r1i.-: tcnarno - t!G Doc trine n 88 Old 89 Testament sour ce o l gold Naut icbt 94 96 98 99 100 102 104 105 106 i07 109 111 1 12 113 116 118 11~ point Shake spearian c haracter Cent (abb r.) Male deer Comes into View Encourage P erta ining to ihe kidneys Roman date Skating area A state , Refunded • Region i.n Central Europe Spinn ing Unloc ked Clenched hand Po rt uguese title snor tty Gasp l or brea th 122 Lass os 124 Tq ited 125 -0 1s1ance meaSure 126 Three -banded arma~II IOS 128 C·oll1sion 130 Long Slender !l:ih t31 Ras idonces .KJ4 +A109 3 +8643 2 WEST .A Q.I94 tru mp and ca me-to his own hand wit h I he ace or clubs. He discarded his last spade on his last diamond at the finish when the queen failed to E.\ST . Kl087 • 632 + Q862 +J 9 •s + 75 + KQt07S dr.?~·icc SOU TH !Dl ,.4. labbr,l measure 147 Sun god 148 S ymbo11 or thu liu m (abbr .) .. 00 Latin contuncHon Wanted To Do · Wante.d So uth 1'1' 4'1' Pass -------------- iny last spade on dummy s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -" A SOU ND Decision." Equi· fourth diamond." Pass · ~ (N I~ WsP ,\P~:B ~:J~;n: lli ' IUS~~ AS.'\N .I Openi ng_lead -- ' 5 Te mp ered Tuning , ward ' s Piano Service. Dill 446 - · 4372 . 129-tf By Oswald & James Jacoby . Double dummy defense by · North and South ' could have set West two tricks at his· four ·spadc contract. The defense could collect one heart, the ace of clubs, lwo dia· monds and club ·ruff. But the bidding was rolling alon~ so quickly that we can t blame North for going to five Auto Sales · The bidding ha s been: West 1• North l• " East 1967 V .W . Bus , good runn ing ·6 cond . Asking $695 . Ph . after 7 p .m . 367.7191. Sout h 158-6 Pass · '? Unscramble the~e four Jumbles. one letter to each ~qullft, to form ~our ordinary _worda. l CRANF TODI\ Y'S QUESTION A~ain the bidding has gone: '"' · 1• . Pass. You . Soulh, hold: .A Q 4 f K J 4 3 2 + A Q 9 7"' 3 Wh~t do you do no•·? 1966 1r1 T . Ford P .u . 6 ~ yl. Ph . 388 · 8202 ·· 158·6 -------------- For Sale ;;-:::::-:;7;:-;-:::-:-;-;;-;;-;:;;;~;;;;-;:;:;-;: 1974 Z I G 1: A G seW 1n g rp a Ch in t: . Send$1 l orJA COBYMObERN · Th iS ma chine · darns , ell.' · out the sure winning \ine of play, He led a spade at trick . two, East took the trick and bOOk tO :· " Win lit Blidge," (CIO · this newspaper) , P.O. Box 489 . R.adiO City S tat io n, 'N9w York . a_ seco nd trumf. So~t h -won_ 1n dummy, le( a d1a· mond and fjnessed s u e· led 'N.Y. 10019 . ---· c••"~"'"-''~ .... .:..... ____________ _ 1971 VEGA -Hat c hback , ex . cond . see at .11!1 in eon Dr . Ph . . 654 '1' KJ432 + AQ9H• 3 446 ·9818 . lSS -J What do yo~1 do now? _ --------..,.----- - . 1\ - Justjumptofourhearts. Jr 1940 CHRY SLER. good con d . you cue bid in e~ubs youT oppo~ Ph . "46 · 4236 . ne nts may find a spade fit. ______ ..._,_ _____ _ _258-J a -------------- ·broid.ers .• ov e r cash , an w i thout' atta chmenn . Pa y balan ce o f SJ7 . 50 or ; ! v S5 per month , ca ll 4A6 0255 . 135 t.f _,.,..._------~-- 11JOf I A)TTARRj ~ I II [IJ ••• liT....., lhe clrcledlellero . ·Now to form the •urprlee ......,, u 1 ~~i;iiiii~ii~;;:l oune•lo!l b:r lhe·oboor• con-. I · T.] I MltflllllfiSI- ~ I A [II l I I IJ ........ -..,. AXI.OII • .ALY TRICKY ( v•.-...d•f• Jumlll••~ YILYI!T • A.n.,.m 'JilhJI a~ .t f11brlt: ~ 111NelliH ••r,._.. in c-o.rt- IT WAS •MATIRIAL• 140-tt . . Rent Jlf11J~~®:::.=::o.::..c: You . .S0~1lh , hold: 1'32 Mediterraneari Yessel he.$ rls. . 135 Onr: ooposed Having pushed his oppo137' Por tion of. nents as far ns ·he could West 1nedtc lne go t off to the one lead that 138 Tw•sted cou ld ca use dec larer lrouble. 14 0 Pronoun He opened hi s si ngleto n 14.2 ObMruc t trump. 143 Stare.,ale South won io his own hand 144 Cenll"'eler . . and after long study worked 145 Printer's · . Wanted To On ' Setvices Offered laying worlt . We also lead the third round of --------------- · BLOCK have Con c rete blo c k . Ph . 446 - · 12)(60 MOBILE hoine Jn Rod . 3608 . ney , Ph . 245 -5-486 . , trumps. ( would .have ruffed F RENCH CIT Y BLOCK , _-446 -' ' 156-tf one spade with dummy·1S last 360B . Iocated at ·Kerr - Beth el 158-3 trump a nd fi nally disca rded Kempe r Hol low Intersection . · 1 150-lf Both vu lnera,ble Eu~l - ···u + North guess- in the dia · '.. monds," said North. ' BACK HO E wo r k and septic ·cusToM sewi ng , a lterat ions Q'n~ WA~L ~A. PERl_NG" and Interior 1 pamtmg . Ph . -446-9865 , "I didn't ca re who had the tanks i nsfalled . Ph . 446;~:?:6 all types of clot hing , fur s. . eweaving . Ph one 446 -7520 orl, - - - - 60 -ff queel' o f· d .>amon ds," rep 11·ed - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - . r446 - 1771 ' • . -------:--So Uth. l had losl the RAI N SOFT water c on d il lone~ s , 90 -tf finesse to West's queen he Free wate r _ ana1ys1s , To would not haVe "been able to Russell's _Piumbmg 446l~t;f • 652 • AQ1098 7 K J 4 + A WeSt East's1 queen. Then he ruffed a spade wi lh dummy's la st 6 ' ! .. •• �• 26 ·· The SWlday Times · Sent~.SWJda~. July 7, 1971 • Bo~g hm the dirt-- • -' ','• •• • • ' •• '. t' . You mav not have another opportunity , .. • "• ,,.. TO GRAB THE GAME WINNING CATCH Gold , black vi nyl top, gold interior, full power equipment. new w-s -w tires. Climate Control air conditioning . '1495 KARR & VAN ZANDT 992 -5342 We're not mad at anyone but we must be mad purselves to sell at these pnces. Cadi(lac . Oldsmobile GMAC Financing Available Pomeroy Open Eves . Til6 -l'i l5 P.M. Sat. " You ' ll Like Our Ou?lity Way of Doing Business " ' Cear The Deck On Used ·Cars Also! 1974MUSTANG 112.DR. SEDAN See one of these courteous salesmen : Pete Burris Lloyd Me Laughlin Marvin Keebaugh $3295 Very loW mileage. Balance 9f new car warranty, 4 cyl. economy . Power steering. a.utomafic transmission ,' steel · belfed w-s-w tires. N(i:W1973 FORD GRAN TORINO $3695 2 2 Dr. Hardtop, 1974 would cost almost ss,ooo.oo. Ful ly equipped , v inyl top. a ir conditioning , P.S., P . B., A.T. , and all other qoodi es . 1972 CHEVROLET6 CY. NOVA S219S steering, auto. trans . $2495 I U-N FURNIS HE D second -f loor 3 rm . apt. with bath . Builf in k i t chen, W-w !=a rpet. Le~s than $100 per month w it h all utilities paid . Prefer adult • over · so w it h no chi h;:lren al home. No pets . 700 'h Second Ave . Phone 446 -3994 Mon . thr u Fr i. 9 a . m . to 5 p . m. 152 -tf $2895 v.a Pickup . (LWB). Almost l ike the day it was sold . Power steering. auto . tran s . 1972 FORO F250 '14 TON PICKUP $2495 Heavy dUty tires,4sp . trans . , one local ~wner . 1970 FORDV-8 TORIN04 DR. ' $1295 1970 \IOLKSWAGEN "BUG" $1495 Auto . t-rahs ., power ~tee ring, lo<;:d: i owner. We ren·t mobile home tots, riot just a place to park your home. We have ·more f~ offer than any mobi te com,rnurlify', i n Southea stern Ohio . We BuiH Our See ,,,, ... . ' ',.,i fred Blaettnar or . Dan Thompson .. ..____ _ ,_~ .·: ...,_ . _,_, __ __;' \ After Hours: 992-2412 1973 CHEVROLET CAPRICE.. ....• '3895 For Rent SLEE PING rooms Weekly rates. free garage parking . Li bby Hotel. 24 1-11'. MAN ,. . . . . .-----=-------FURNISHED upsta i r s 3 rm . and Qath apt. All utilf ties pa i d . Ad ul ts only , no pets. Ph . 446 -1519. 138 -ff WANTED -------------F IVE rool'n co ttag e for coup le. DUE TO Remodeled, modern . Sh own · by appointment. 125 Walter Hil l. Ph . 446-0637 . H. W . Walter , Owne r . ..._ 158-3 RECENT ____________ _ PROMOTIONS 2 PEOPLE & t r uck oasture In cou ntry , ·full facil i ties , availabre June 30t h . Write Box 324, c--'0 Da i l y .T r ibune. 128: 11 HOUSE ., Needed ImmediatelY . No nece ssary. Guarantee graduated i n come. program . Call 614 -3889948 or Writ~ P.O. Box 67~ , Jackson, Ohio . - e~eperlence DAYT1ME bartender. 6 days-, experlen~e preferred buf not necessary . Apply in person Ho l'iday Inn , Ga l lipolis . 157 -tf SAL~S p-erson . 18 to TRAILER space . Ph . 446 -3879 or 367 · 7438 . 1,15 ·tf --------------FU RNISHED apartment, a.c ., reasonably priced . 12' miles from Pomeroy . Ph , JQ.(773 511 B. 1.15 -tf --~~...--- ------ MOBILE home , total electric, ..2 bedroom $100 ; 1 3 bedroom $125 . · Ph(lne 446 -0175 or 4<16 1934 . 105-tf 55 , some ---~-------· exper ien ce . Good ~ages and 'SLEE PING ROOMS, weeki ·/ work i ng cond i t ions. Wri t e P , i-ates . Park Central Hot el. · 0 . Box 208 Gallipo l is . 396· ff 147 If ---'---- - - - - -- -. . ------'-----.....,....___MOBILE horne. 2 bdrm ,, li k e new , on Bethel Rd . Ph . 44~ 3371. 58 -3 Appliance service man with knowle~e of refrigeration . ·5 ROOM f urn_ished _apa rt ment. · va-~flon & travel pay M 1 . PhOne 446 ·3434 ( 446 -161 5 or Gattia Refrigeration Co. 446-1243 . 158-tf Phone 446-4066 __ _ ------:--------2 MOBILE homes , Sla te St ree_t FULL Olr PARmME . OESII CLERK LIBBY HOTEL APJ>IY In Person . fllr Rent 2 BEDROOM , 6 room house p lus bath In Vinton . Must have reference . Phone -4 46 -7699 •tter 5 a t'ld Sunday .call 446 9539 . ' :_ 1..48-tf -~=-----..--------- 1.000 SQ . -~ --- --------- 1972 VEGA HATCHBACK CPE.......11895 Local I owner trade-in, 4 speed tr a n s., G. T . equipment; radio, good tires , dean inside, green fini sh. 1970 NOVA CPt ..................... !1495 Local I owner , good tires , 6 cyl. wit h automatic t rans . • radio, blue finish, spotless c lean blue in terior". 1970 FORD MAVERICK ... :..........$1395 Loc~ l1 owner car, good tires, 6 cy.l. with standard t rans ., rad1o, blue f inish, spotless clean blue interior . 1972 atEVROLET % TON ........:. 12395 8' Fletside. V-8 engirie; 4 speed trans . • 15"' Comm. ti r es , H. duty springs, radio, green fi ni sh , so l id cab. 1971 FORD 4 WH. DRIV_E...........1239S S~ort Custom 8' Pickup, white o~~r dark r:~. V-8 eng ine,... speed trans ., radio, good -tires. Loaded with extras . . 1966 CHEVEu.E 4 Dr.•··············· ...1489·1965 Ford 4 Dr... ;...................... 1295 GREAT SELECTION. NEW74 CHEVY>;, & 3!4 TON TRUCKS HOUSE. Ph . 446-3642 . ....;.....;...'"------------ Quality Cars BEDRooM tra i ler . .Adults Only , Phoiie 446 -:2852. I 56-ff ---------------...,..FURNIS H ED apar t mef"jt , Quality Service Competitive Pricing • ~ rooms and bath . Adults only . Security deposi t required . Ph . 446-0.444 afler 6 p .m . ......_ 156 ·6 ________ __ • ~-- _.0 F F ICE space and build ing, Mason , W . .VlJ . area . Good • location . Will remodel to suit tenant . Ph . 304 .713 -5118 . 115 -H ""WE RUN A VERY SIMPLE BUSINESS" . We .Sell & Service Chevrolet Cars & Trucks. __ .....-T -.,v u 2 H k ' m._,o,ie homt-::.- , upper· - __. -----~- ' 146-lf -------------- POM·EROY MOTOR ·CO. ' ~. 9n2126 "Your Chevy Dealer" Open Eves. Till B Pomeroy ... '1695 '1095 •• •895 •• •695 •• ...' TILL 12 NOON ON SAT. Good things happen on a Honda. Parson's 1415 Eastern Av e. USED FURN ITUR E Ha s plenty of good used Fur ni ture . Refri,gerators sl9 .9S and up ; couches $10 and up ; good used color T .V . ; Stoves - elec . and gas. $10 and up ; tw in and full si ze beds , b edroom su i_ t es; chairs ; and din ette se ts . Good us ed mer c handise arr ivi·n g week l y . New sto re hours tor .t he 14 15 Eastern Ave . sto r e are : B-8, Mon . . Thurs . .,.... Frid fly - Satu rday 9-5. -• , ,. ~ ' ~·- ROO FI N (; and gu tter work . Also bui ll -up roof ing . 38 8.85 07 . 220-H D . P . Martin &- So n Water D e l ive ry Service Your pa lr onage will be ap precia t ed. Ph . 446 -0463 . 2-lf MATCHES, nail fiies, pe ncils, litt er bags , balioon s -------- ----- --~-and 'advertising nove lti es. 4 to ST EVERS Truck Service an noun ces th e opening of 24 hour 6 week s del ive ry . Si mm oos road service in Gallipol is and Printing , 446.-1397 . su-rrounding area . Located on 146 ·1f F airf i eld Chu r ch R.o ad . Gallipolis . We are on call 24 ..,.,JbJ..JW EDDING i nv i tat i ons , hours a day, 7 days a week . c hampagn e se ts , ca ke kn i ve s, Ph . 614-4A6 -9329 or on your CB match i ng tabl e sets a n d radio, ce~ . H Big Daddy Cha nne l ac c essories . Sim m ons 10 . Printin g , 446-1397 . 57 .tf 146-tf .. BOOK attachments . Ph . 367 ·7634. 148 -12 ready July 20 . Phone 992 -7082 . 15-4-tf ---......,-------'---1973 23FT . W ~Jde rness Camper self co ntained , comple te bath : Ph . 388 -8859 . . · -------------16' SKI boat with · H .P . SO · Joh ns on motor , some ski equi pm ent, S500 . Ph . 446 -196-4 ewer 5: Jo p.m -. 157-3 ---""':'-----------. • low Cost Auto tn sur:a nc:e-cOmpare our ··rates . • Low Cosf Homeowner Policy . • Low Cost Homeowners Polley for Renters, eF~rmowners Pollcy- Co mplete Protect ion In One. Polh:y, e ·A Modern Mobile Homeowne'r; Polley. e Low Cost Flre Policy . ' A Specia l Multi -Peri l Package Poilcy for Your- Busine"s Why not compare our rates with your present policy·? We know we can save · JUl.Y SPECIALS Home i mprovements and ad d i tion s. Roofing , vinyl sid ing . Ca ll 446 -0668 or 245 -5136. 152-56 COMMERCIAL- PROPERTY \47 If , Jnc. WHEEL ALIGNMENT TUNE UP --------------PLUMBING . remodel ing , brick " and block work . Phon e 379 2255 . ... 152 -6 WHEELS . BALANCED $~ PerWbeel ----·----------- Plus Cost of Weights FOR WIN AT BRIDGE LEASE OR SALE Call 992-2-151 'f rom 8:00 A.M. till S:OO P.M., after 5:00 call 992-3732 for information. · ACROSS 6 11 18 . i9 ' 20 21 23 24 ' 26 27 29 30 31 32 · 33 34 1 Sl rip of leather Re ti nue Co rp orea l Chara c ler 1stic Lil t . Warm mg devices Flatfish (pi ) Workman Mu sic ·as wnlten Afr ican tree Part of " IO be'' Felony Badge r Le t 11 stand Drun ka rd Spa n1 s'h cheer Corded clo th (pl ) 35 H a1l 36 Te ll 3EI Wa1 ts on . 40 S1m1;:Jn Rabb 1\ 42 All hiS place 43 Gwd o s hlgll no te 4 5 Bellow's 46 Pare nt (COllOQ l 47 Unit of lla lton currency 46 Transac 110n 49 CQSI · St Girt's nahio 52 Tou1on1c d t)i!y 53 NOI IVD-motal ' 54 Munlctpnllly · 55 .RMklcs · 57 Eleo tmen · cephoiOQIOtn ~- 4 1 For' Sale . I M EST'O N E fOr dri.Jewe"~t . · . $TARCRAFT Car l Winters. Ph . 20•5115. . '-'EW & USE D Clr'Yi tHtrl liUtO . --=~...:_- ____ _l· 10-tf awnii')Q I, lhtat hh chei' Port• Potltl ~ f~rna e!et, 20 ptt' . 91-i HONOA CB 750. Ph . · 446· Oft : CIOitd tor va c: arJon July-4: . 16. Carnp Contey St•rcra ft 373'2 . · .. . 15,.. _6 . Rt . 6'2 N , of Pt. Pt tiJant ,' ' -----------~-- . "5 II ALL T Y P E ~-1,-t lld t mattrlaiS, block , bT ick, sewer} A Mvtt•Lt: t'lomu . 1. 171 J ._ p l pH, Windows , lln1ela, etc . bdrma . l'l X ~0 ! 1 1969 3; ClaUdthWinters , Rio Gronde, b drm , 1.21lfli-' l 1 .;... 19 ~9' 2 bdrm 1 o . Pho e 245~12 1 attn 5. · • 1O• ~ o . Ph ;_ 141 ~f!ID · ·m -~ , . s- -----~--- ·b u no· -----.-.... ------- " -~~~ ------ ~ a IOI ·tr ' ~ iY/J •••vOII..C: nome , ..... u, _ .. 197 "' !I T R AIIU fv Com elec . U _L appqJv .• t l pou1 , blnetfon Wllh· ~ . lr~tc::k lap , underp i nning . Ma ~e otrer . · ~ul- lt _ ln 'h -Ilt tnltr paymenta US -5069 after 5 weekday• , of_ \7 ,h' Ulfr mon lh .or PIIV 11n1tlme weekends . btl•') f.:ff 1 WI ,0 U6- 02.55 . 'UJ -tf 13.5 ·U ---------...---- 196-i N E; W Moon trailer 55K 10, good cond . May be rtnted on tot thet lt'a on . Located in SI!L • -- 1 :r/c:\"' · Cf.ffnf(ffJft brick& 011tttl "tltJ H • , ttu•nf r!d cnesnlro , Cell oltor <:30, 3~7 ·· . ll•lllpffl•~'!l'l''~'· 7566. 1S6 •6 Pll'l• ,, ~-,f~'iJ --. Diamond finesse sure thing SUNDAY, JULy 7, 1974 Corner of Mill & Setond Streets in Middleport; 14,000. sq. ft . on the "T": building Is brick & blod:; shawroo·m measures IOO'x40,' wi_th 4 offices and'2 storave ~ms; shop mea$ur'es 90~90 With service oHice; upstairs storage over showroom & shop; a II offices connected with combination AM-FM, hftercom system; 2 WtJ; blacktopped lot measures 70'x75'.; gravel lot me1sures 150'x90', Ca n be leased or sold wi:th or without- the following equipment and furniture: Bear front and alignment rack ; Bear wheel balancer; Bear brake drum machine; lubri c;atlon rack, holst type ; air compressor ; three floor jack s; hot water heater ; several shop bencheS; ap- •· proximately 30 parts storage bins ; typewriters ; desks : chairs; counterS ; couch; adding machine ; cash drawer · register ; mu1fler & tall pipe storage rack: mobile displaY racks : misc. special tools : mis c. furn iture and fi x tu res . For Sale • SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLER Leadingham Agency Writes All Types of .Insurance For Your Auto, Home or Business Represent Lightning Rod Mutual · Insurance Company . You simply can't play o~trich if your car won't fly right ... if it eats up too much fuel ... or if it sometimes lay.s an egg. Come let us fix it now. Meet the crisis. Don't hide your head in the sand. ---..,----------GENERAL CONTRACTING ---------- ---"-- --------------""---------------GRAVEL ? "tra c tor with seve ral REG I STERED Collie pupp ies, Better See Us First! GENERAL CONTRACTING H OME remode l ing . No iob too t iirge or s ma ll. F ree estimates . Ca l\ 245 -5136o r 4d 60668 . 130 -76 TO~L Sharpening , saws , SCISSOrs, shears, home and ga r den · too l s. Sharp Shop, Alley rear , 147 Second. 216 -tf .----,.----------- ALLIS Chalmers HD ~ Ooz i er , good condit ion . 675,4149 . ' 144 -tf This is for the ·B irds ••• ------------~~-- ----------- 1972 HONDA C y cle , 450 C. C. Phone 446·4999 . l18 ·ff --------------,--~- SEPTIC TANKS i nstalled and backhoe work . Recorder answe r in g· service . Ph . 245 5535 . 128 -32 __ ____________ _ __ ____________ GALLIPOLIS, OHIO THOM AS Fai n Exterminating Co . T er m li e and Pes t Control , Wheele r sburg , Ohio . ---- --~- -- - -- -- ------------'------- For Sale 50 STATE STREET PR _O TECT your mob i le home w i th TIE DOW N ANC H ORS . Call Ron Ski dmor e, 446 1756 alt er 3 p .m . 221 If -------------- -:----------------'------ CARROLL NORRIS DODGE KANAUGA, OHIO ____ _________ For Sale or Trade 50 OF THE SHARPEST USED CARS IN THE AREA! SMITH HONDA SALES --------------LARGE brush hog, 1-4" double -------------- •700° 0 -~--~---~~-· plows w ith tripper , scraper , and boom for tractor ; hay and grain feeders .. Ph . 4-46 -4170 from 7-9 a.m. or 3-6 p .m . 157 -3 -------------- DISCOUNTS UP TO - ' '2995 · '1295 1971 BSA Chopp er, Ph . after 4 p .m. 446 -0071 . 157 -6 e -R iv.er R d ,, 446 ·0008 . •1695· OPEN EVENINGS TILL} PM 992-21/4 . 158 -3 . ' ·' .. , BUY now . beat i nf l at io n , almost new , 3 bdrm ., l112 bath mobi(e home , skirting, · t iedowns , 2 --------~----pr s . steps in c luded . Fur - 16 GAUGE l . C. Smith Field n ished . !i8.500. Ph . 245-5613 . grade shotgun , in extra good 157 -3 _. con d .; Sears v inyl ca r top ca rr ie r ; Bell & Howell Super 8 H O USETRA IL ER w ith ground ,. ·pro;ector . 'Pro movie camera, furn is hed , a l l conven ie nces . short brown _ E:tura wig . Ph . 446-2709. 44~ - 4607 . 1S7 -3 15·7-3 -------- ----~--MODER-N deluxe · Vindale · R A r'ol G E , re·tr l gerator, mobil e home . Phone 446 -1899 nume ro us household items. after 6 p .m . Call between 10 a .m .-9 p .m . 158-6 379-2361 . 157 -3, B&S MO.BILE HOMES Pt . Pl easa nt USED FURNITURE 1972 Roya l Em ba ssy i2x65, 2 BR DINETTE set, 6 c hairs, 1970 Fleetwood , 12X64, J BR telephone stand , couch , 2 red 1969 Star, 12x60, 3 BR vinyl cha iis . coil springs . 1969 Monar ch , 12)(60, 2 BR Corbin& Snyder Furnitur e 1968 Vindale , 12,.; 65, - 2 BR 955 Second Avenue 1968 Statesman, 12x60, 2 BR · 157 -tf 197{) Virginian , 12x44 , 2 BR 1966 Great L akes, 12x60, 2 B R SAC RE 5 and ho use. 2 quilts and 1966 Ho l l y Park , 12x60, 2 BR 2 croche t ed r ugs. Phone -245 5561 . . 1967 Front ier, I OK50 , 2BR """" 1964 Parkwood , 10)(56, 2 BR 157-3 1963 Ch amp ion , 10x50, 2 BR 1962 Gardner. 10x55, 2 BR HOUSEHOLD goods inc ludin-g antiques and too ls. 81 Grape 110-tf St .. Dav id Kelton . -~-::--· TRI -ST1ATE MOBIL E 157 -3 HOME SALES 446 - 757~ MYER S pump and tank hoo·kup '12:o:60 1971 F' r ee doin 28 R f or deep w-ell ; 5x 10 A l um . 12x60 1970 Fleetwood 2 BR bldg . wifh floor ; used lumber , 8x45 1957 Amer j can 2 BR and alum . s i ding . Ph . 256 8x40 1956 Spartan ·1 BR 6553. ' 8x25 Howard 1 BR 157 -3 12x55 1965 New Moon 2 BR 12x60 1967 Horizon 2 BR GOOD clean lump and stoker c oal . Carl Winters , Rio Gran.!:tEt1 -~h . 245 -5)15 . 111 -H I 1963 CH EVY P ickup , good COnd ~ -~---------'-----Call 446 -9583 . 1973 HOLLEY Park 14x65 ~ 156-3 central air , 2 BR , Pl'lone 675 : 5276 after 4 p .m . ...._ 127 -H -------------------------· __ _______ FT . storage area and ·M udlLt HOME i n GatiiP'oil$, 1 lj!lf.Qt par king SJ)aces, or 2 ·poeple. Ph . 446.p338 . · 1IO.tf Down1own aree , 446 -1143. . 154 -tf BR- ADBURY e ff iciency ~E P 1H ~· ;;~~b;-t;;-;-.;;ek . apartments , adults, no pets . Gallll Hotel. 129 2nd Ave.1 Ph , 446 -0957 , 153-tf e Lu xury _mod~l 4 door, white finish, vinyl roof , green knit cloth tnm, f1~t glass, fi;tctory ai r , Turbo Hydramatic, · ~wer st e.ering & brakes, si de protective ·mtdg ., H78-w-w t1r es, r ad1o with tape, showroom clean & has never been titled . and Rio Grande . Ph . 446 .36-dJ. 158--4 _....., ....... _,_ ,_ E:XPCRIENCED- / J)arts manager or Pllrts clerk . Good y.oork lng conditions . Reply Box 3291 c-o Tribune . ~ 1.18 -tf -,:-------""""----- 1973 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN .......13295 • For Sale Mobile Homes For Sale · ·10 ·Pa ss., small V -El automatic trans ., power steer ing & brakes, ti~ted glass, f~ctory air , radio, new Goodyear Radial w-w tires, vinyl interior. A sba rp· car & ready t o travel. · \ , ' Keith GoblE! Ford, Inc., Middleport Help Wanted ''.. ' '• •• • ''\ '· . Phone 992-2196 ,. .. ~ant eo ITo Buy BUY & SELL U .S. Co ins. MT$ Co ins of Gallipolis , 121 State St . Ph . 446 -) 842 . . 132 -tf • (_ PO~n.~c For SJie ..-- •• NELSON MOTORS, INC. 500 E. Mi\in ·St:, Pomeroy, 'Ohio r .. ~~----- SM Business on SeJV1ce and now SeJVice is . Extra Sharp. JULY SIZZLERS! •2195 •1695 '1595 Remember' We,Service What We Sell • CLUB CABS AND REAVER In ..,urMHe co lii) s o tt ~rcd ..,Prvict·'> for F1re ln~urance (Ovf' rane 1n ,G all i n Counly for ollmosl a Centu ry Fa rms , home!> and personal prope r ty . Co veraLJeS are avai l able 10 meet 1nU,vidua 1 needs Con la cl vour ne ighbor .and olQ('nl F11)IP.y Oavl5 157 6 BRITTA N Y Sp.:tnu>l pups , 3 FROM wall IO wall , no ';>Oil .1! all , on carpel s cle<lfiCd w1th nlOf'llhs ol d ChamP ion b lood Blue Lus tr e R("nl tc>INir1r lines , AKC Reg Bcauli l ul shampoo~r \1 (('nlral dogs . 1i50 or trade . Ph 997 Supply 5359 159 6 I 58 7 12 (,MALL pigS ; 70 laying LOST t:li'ight carpe l color s H O Mt lm r:uovem ent. tOp restore them Wllh Blue QUi.ll1ty wod., roof ing , dry chickens Ph . 245 547B Lus t re Renl Pl('(lr lc . 158 1 Wfl !l, Mum S1d1nq. Interior shampooer \I G C Murphy Plfl{·rior pi't1n t lng. et c For 1$9 '6 t r('(' cslima le call 446 0002 4'17 CHE VROLET Engine . 148 II Chevrolet 4 spd . trans . H urs t 4 L 78 x 1 'i WHITE sidewilll • !'fi1 Amerw.,l).llor;d•l Mo!o1 Co ·In(' Compe tit ion 4 spd . shifter . used fires . \ 40 Ph 446 1140 Mr . Gask; el 4 sp . shi f ter . 1 se t 159 ] RED') Barber Shop and book The new Honda MT250 gets 1ts slyle i\nd of cyclone headers . b l Ow store OP en 6 uavs , 10 a .m . 10 · - IM proof bell ·housi ng . 388 833 4 I p m HOR SE sa dd le , good condition performance from the Cl\-250M Elsmore, cl ne of a!l er 5· 30 . 109 ff Call 446 0419 . 158 3 159 3 1973's wm rurigesl b1kes The MT250 fealures a. 1973 SU ZU KI G . T . 250, eiCC. . 2 JO HN Deere trac tor , I rid1ng GI LL ENWATER'S S"": PTI C six-port two·;;lroke alummum engme w1th a bqr.ded cond Ph . .u6 937 1. TANK CLEA NING A ND horse wifh Parade ouHi l ,, 1 . REPAIR ALSO HOUSE 156 6 appa-loosa co li , 1 pon i eS . 388 cast-1ron cylinder \mer Slreet·lega\ w11h lighting -NRECKING P h . 446 9499 . ~----------8531 or 388 8180 . • Established in 1940 . CO RN f ed fre ezer beef, Carl 159 3 and instrumentation, l\115 new blke has captured ' 169 If Wi111ers, Rio Grande, Ot1 io . __..__ -· Ph . 245 -5115 . 1972 BUICK Riviera . air cond , the imaginatlon of an those who waited fo r a ALBERT EHMAN 119 If AM · FM tap e stereo. Cruise Wat er Delivery Sendee ----..- c ontro l. Will consider • 1 T . two~stroke good enough lobe called Honda. Pntr iof Star ., Ga llip olis p ic kup -on trade in. Call all er Ph . l19·213J 3 p .m . 446 -5170 . W1th 1t. you 'll blaze new trails, and your own 2dJ . If 159 4 --spec1al viclories. See lhe H o nda MT-2 50 in our BAN.I{'S TREE SERVICE FORD Galax ie 500, 2 dr . V 8 FREE e.stimates. l iab ili ty in auto .. tape player , exce l lent showroom now . su ran ce. Pruning, trimm i ng c ondili~Jn . CaJI .:146 26 11. and c av i ty w ork . lr ee and 159 3 st ump removal. Ph . 446 -4953 . 73 -ff 1969 'DOD GE Mon aco Station wagon, ex . cond . 388 8772 BLOWN IN SU LATION 159 3 IN wall s and attics . Russell's Plumb i ng , 4d6 47B2 . I ... 17''1 F T . lrav e l l ra i ler , excellent 80 -lf c ondition . Phon e .U6 -09.0 4. 159 4 SE;;PTIC TANKS Cleaned and insta ll ed Ru ssel l's Plum bing , 446 -4782 297 -tf ·~195 GREAT BUY ON A NEW OR USED CAR. Building·Our Business. Clearance savings now at Goble Ford's late-late show. For Sale SEE CEWARD CALVERT, J. D. STORY, PAT STORY OR BILL NELSON FOR A Contact N ewt Jones Rodney- Cora Rd . Rodn ey. Ohio • Ph. ~45 -9374-~45- 5021 -~-----------,- Pi c kup car one careful local owner ' power steer ing, extra nice . 302 Quai I Creek Mobile Community & Sales VANS RAMSCHARGERS ~4 1)4tf ')1\ NOY nto yourself to check with us before you buy any car, new or used You owe PICKUPS m Gallipolis. Ohio Eastern Ave . • ------------~---- 2-BR tra i ler at Evergreen , $150 . All util i t ies pa id. Ph . 446 -0157 . 159-3 2 Dr . hardtop, low mi leag e, one local owner, power 1973 FORD Fl 00 >;, TON FURNIS HED apt . 3 rooms, pr iva t e bath . Call 446-22 15 after 6 p ,m . 11 6·1f Adults o n ly , Al l utilities paid . 446 -9523 . 159 -ff 4 Or . Sedan, low mileage. extra sharp. 1972 FORD RANCHERO SPORTS ior Rent BEDROOM 'tra iler, nice location , c lose to all work . Ca ll 4.46 -3717 after 9 a.m . 159-3 -------------FURN I SHED apartment . S2195 1971 DODGE V-8 CHARGER For... Rent 1974 all qu..rtuttt•r>r;l Piii10 a1~d pool liln(J'ica!'lln.q L1m l:' , re r l d11f'r 'i('C d . Shrubbery 1r u111111nq 14S 91 31 alter 8 p . • •2495 •2195 This is a loc:al car" , a real gas saver . 1973 VW BUG Hat chback , -4 cyl., auto. R~t sharp . 1973 VEGA 2 DR. 1971 VW KARMAH GHIA Red . A real spod car, one owner" . Factory air & tape deck . Extra nice. 1971 VW BUG Bonneville 4 dr. H. T ., full power" & air, c;rulse control. 1970 PONTIAC Maverick 2 dr ., 4 cyl ., 3 speed , one owner . Nice. 1970 FORD Cutlass 4dr . sed., factory a i r , l ike new tires . 1970 OLDS Dev i lle 4 (Jr . H. T ., only 48,621 m i tes . Extra clean . 1970 CADILLAC 1969 MERCURY Marquis 4 dr. H. T ., air, low mileage. ONLY 1969 C!.DS Vista Cruiser , nice wagon for" ~acatlon . ONLY ' 1969 FORD ,Country sed . wagon. V-8, auto ., P. S., P. B. SALE PRICE 1968 OLDS Delta se 4 dr ., viny l top & air. Good ca r for a 68 . 1966 CHEV. Imp. 4 dr . H. T. , auto., P.S., P. B. Extra cleao for a 66 . ON LA ND SCA PING S. tiR Uf1'•· lr (•t>o,, ro(:'k Qolrdens , WOOD MOTOR SALES SOME .GREAT USED CAR BUYS '68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille J ( W:MITE PEST CONl'fi!Ol 1 IH [ lfl'>llf'Cit0!1 Ca ll A46 314S , M "'rrtll O'DI'll. Opef'tJio r bv (Kit'fi~1Hioll r1•rm l l f' '-.f'rVICC~ IIJ BPirnont Dr 161 II KOT A\.IC LANDSCAPING RIO G RAN (:IE , OHIO ' COMPLE T E PROGRESSIVE SMITH NELSON MOTORS. WE ONLY HAVE A FEW NEW CARS AT THE OLD PRICE SO COME IN AND SAVE YOURSELF MONEY ON A NEW BUICK, "ONTIAC, OPEL OR G.M.C. TRUCK. '1495 Never again will your dollar buy so much car or truck . During our clearance of all 1974 models. 4 H e<t iHlq Free (\ l lmttht\ Stt:· wart ·~ Co ., In( . · <ialhpoho; , Oh 10, <4U 2770 144 16 2 Or . J:Lardtop. 351 cu. In , V a engine. aulo , lran s .. ~ . s tee ring . P. brakes. w s w tires. green metallic lin ish. malching mtcrior. 10,000 act. miles. Excellent cond . TAKE. YOUR VACATION IN A NEW OR I"',.. USED CAR FROM ' Gold with gold interior. tutl power equipment. Climate Control air conditioning . Offered (:en t r.ll (l,,r Condt ll '?nanq Come see the Honda MT-150• VACATION SPECIALS '68 Cadillac .Sedan DeVille •'•• ·•' PH. t92·2 174 POMEROY, OHIO 45769 . 500 E. MAIN '73 FORD GRAN TORINO and bred for the street. SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. jo $ervlc~ mor "· CD.~ l 2lt7 (Obllr I S8 Kind o t labil e SO ldentlca l 61 RubOQ r troo 62- Gunu·s oj hoEIIM 64 ProH~~; ·down 65 Faroe lslonds wh irl w ind 66 Notl vo Jnpnneso 67 Mu sical drama 69 Whips 71 R odent 73 Disconcerted (collo Q.) 74 Sna k es 76 Sallmg vesse ls 79 Turkish . decree 8 1 Gui do' s high note 82 Shal low vessel B-1 Growmg o ul ol 85 Bea r_witness IO .87 Short Jacket 90 foa tbnll . leam~ 92 UncO oked 93 Go 1n · 95 Excess of solar over luna r year. 97 R1ver in Afr1c a 98 Pronoun 99 Exclalfla l ibn 101 Spt!n1Sh \1\I O 103 Rude cal)l n 104 S<1C1ed unage 105 Warmng ·dOVI CC lOA Fo ndiO 11 0 Fnull 11? R1.ver 1n Cernla_ny 11 3 Evergreen II DC 11 4 11b · 11 7 1 10 11 9 120 121 t ?3 124 -1?5 I1MCI1 i)!'\ICIC .. 11eHlU1lOr~tcd ' Su1g i,,g vo ice Hurried Lt(!Uid m ttauro H ebrew rnon th -M tsl akc Grn1n Sorrc)ws t;> •sgulso \2fi Arnbmn g~rhtMt t 2f very mlf'!uto 129 13ody of wa ter 13 1 C1 uo 132 Quarrel 133 Relative (ab br .) 134 Maca w 136 Mo untain lake 137 Stu p id fello w 138 N e~ York City mayo r 139 Symbol fo r t in 140 Man's nic kname 141 Irritate · 142. Cupo la 143 Coll ection o t lour 144 Puni s h 146 Wipe ou t 148 Genus o f moths 149 lnl ertw ining ..150 T1t1 e o f. respect ~pl . ) 151 Apportions DO WN 1 Band o f co lor 2 Engl1 s1J stree tc ar s ~ Evaluate 4 Three -toed slo1 hs 5 Liquid mensure labbr ) 6 Spoo r 7 Rage . 0 Succor 9 Eio:IS IS 10 Fondle 1 I Sm ::~ ShCS 12 Faroe Islands · whi rl wmd 13 Ctl UfCI'I serv1 ce 14 Qno o fT hree Muske loars 15 Seesaw 16 Mans name 17 Christ ian Sc-Ience (abbr I. 2 1 Olsagreeable ored lc am.enl s 22 Mt\l<.o ready 23 Meallhv cess flill y aga in s t .3 NORTH 91 Compass 25 Afternoon party 27 Put on one 's g ua rd 28 Communication 30 Re vea l 31 W ithered ·. 33 Egg - shaped 35 Solic ilude 36 Depend on 37 Choi ce part 39 Fi sh eggs . 41 Lease 4 2 Detest 44 Sharp and harsh 47 Th.eat.er bOX 48 Fe ign 49 EQua ls • 50 troquo ian , Indians 54 Part of a sa ddle 55 lnsecl 56 W,e1g hlng de vi ces 59. Tw 1rl 60 Loc ation 6 1 Above 63 Solar d1sk 66 Coo led lava 67 Hypollielical Io ree 68 Alla cheid 70 FlO ated in a ir 7 1 Inlet Sk 1H 73 Rer:miined at ease 75 One who de li ve rs .,.., DrHf!nt · tli:a i:; t,l " Oc i VUP ~tni U . 78 Stitch SO Llms '· B~ Glr! "• r1i.-: tcnarno - t!G Doc trine n 88 Old 89 Testament sour ce o l gold Naut icbt 94 96 98 99 100 102 104 105 106 i07 109 111 1 12 113 116 118 11~ point Shake spearian c haracter Cent (abb r.) Male deer Comes into View Encourage P erta ining to ihe kidneys Roman date Skating area A state , Refunded • Region i.n Central Europe Spinn ing Unloc ked Clenched hand Po rt uguese title snor tty Gasp l or brea th 122 Lass os 124 Tq ited 125 -0 1s1ance meaSure 126 Three -banded arma~II IOS 128 C·oll1sion 130 Long Slender !l:ih t31 Ras idonces .KJ4 +A109 3 +8643 2 WEST .A Q.I94 tru mp and ca me-to his own hand wit h I he ace or clubs. He discarded his last spade on his last diamond at the finish when the queen failed to E.\ST . Kl087 • 632 + Q862 +J 9 •s + 75 + KQt07S dr.?~·icc SOU TH !Dl ,.4. labbr,l measure 147 Sun god 148 S ymbo11 or thu liu m (abbr .) .. 00 Latin contuncHon Wanted To Do · Wante.d So uth 1'1' 4'1' Pass -------------- iny last spade on dummy s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -" A SOU ND Decision." Equi· fourth diamond." Pass · ~ (N I~ WsP ,\P~:B ~:J~;n: lli ' IUS~~ AS.'\N .I Openi ng_lead -- ' 5 Te mp ered Tuning , ward ' s Piano Service. Dill 446 - · 4372 . 129-tf By Oswald & James Jacoby . Double dummy defense by · North and South ' could have set West two tricks at his· four ·spadc contract. The defense could collect one heart, the ace of clubs, lwo dia· monds and club ·ruff. But the bidding was rolling alon~ so quickly that we can t blame North for going to five Auto Sales · The bidding ha s been: West 1• North l• " East 1967 V .W . Bus , good runn ing ·6 cond . Asking $695 . Ph . after 7 p .m . 367.7191. Sout h 158-6 Pass · '? Unscramble the~e four Jumbles. one letter to each ~qullft, to form ~our ordinary _worda. l CRANF TODI\ Y'S QUESTION A~ain the bidding has gone: '"' · 1• . Pass. You . Soulh, hold: .A Q 4 f K J 4 3 2 + A Q 9 7"' 3 Wh~t do you do no•·? 1966 1r1 T . Ford P .u . 6 ~ yl. Ph . 388 · 8202 ·· 158·6 -------------- For Sale ;;-:::::-:;7;:-;-:::-:-;-;;-;;-;:;;;~;;;;-;:;:;-;: 1974 Z I G 1: A G seW 1n g rp a Ch in t: . Send$1 l orJA COBYMObERN · Th iS ma chine · darns , ell.' · out the sure winning \ine of play, He led a spade at trick . two, East took the trick and bOOk tO :· " Win lit Blidge," (CIO · this newspaper) , P.O. Box 489 . R.adiO City S tat io n, 'N9w York . a_ seco nd trumf. So~t h -won_ 1n dummy, le( a d1a· mond and fjnessed s u e· led 'N.Y. 10019 . ---· c••"~"'"-''~ .... .:..... ____________ _ 1971 VEGA -Hat c hback , ex . cond . see at .11!1 in eon Dr . Ph . . 654 '1' KJ432 + AQ9H• 3 446 ·9818 . lSS -J What do yo~1 do now? _ --------..,.----- - . 1\ - Justjumptofourhearts. Jr 1940 CHRY SLER. good con d . you cue bid in e~ubs youT oppo~ Ph . "46 · 4236 . ne nts may find a spade fit. ______ ..._,_ _____ _ _258-J a -------------- ·broid.ers .• ov e r cash , an w i thout' atta chmenn . Pa y balan ce o f SJ7 . 50 or ; ! v S5 per month , ca ll 4A6 0255 . 135 t.f _,.,..._------~-- 11JOf I A)TTARRj ~ I II [IJ ••• liT....., lhe clrcledlellero . ·Now to form the •urprlee ......,, u 1 ~~i;iiiii~ii~;;:l oune•lo!l b:r lhe·oboor• con-. I · T.] I MltflllllfiSI- ~ I A [II l I I IJ ........ -..,. AXI.OII • .ALY TRICKY ( v•.-...d•f• Jumlll••~ YILYI!T • A.n.,.m 'JilhJI a~ .t f11brlt: ~ 111NelliH ••r,._.. in c-o.rt- IT WAS •MATIRIAL• 140-tt . . Rent Jlf11J~~®:::.=::o.::..c: You . .S0~1lh , hold: 1'32 Mediterraneari Yessel he.$ rls. . 135 Onr: ooposed Having pushed his oppo137' Por tion of. nents as far ns ·he could West 1nedtc lne go t off to the one lead that 138 Tw•sted cou ld ca use dec larer lrouble. 14 0 Pronoun He opened hi s si ngleto n 14.2 ObMruc t trump. 143 Stare.,ale South won io his own hand 144 Cenll"'eler . . and after long study worked 145 Printer's · . Wanted To On ' Setvices Offered laying worlt . We also lead the third round of --------------- · BLOCK have Con c rete blo c k . Ph . 446 - · 12)(60 MOBILE hoine Jn Rod . 3608 . ney , Ph . 245 -5-486 . , trumps. ( would .have ruffed F RENCH CIT Y BLOCK , _-446 -' ' 156-tf one spade with dummy·1S last 360B . Iocated at ·Kerr - Beth el 158-3 trump a nd fi nally disca rded Kempe r Hol low Intersection . · 1 150-lf Both vu lnera,ble Eu~l - ···u + North guess- in the dia · '.. monds," said North. ' BACK HO E wo r k and septic ·cusToM sewi ng , a lterat ions Q'n~ WA~L ~A. PERl_NG" and Interior 1 pamtmg . Ph . -446-9865 , "I didn't ca re who had the tanks i nsfalled . Ph . 446;~:?:6 all types of clot hing , fur s. . eweaving . Ph one 446 -7520 orl, - - - - 60 -ff queel' o f· d .>amon ds," rep 11·ed - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - . r446 - 1771 ' • . -------:--So Uth. l had losl the RAI N SOFT water c on d il lone~ s , 90 -tf finesse to West's queen he Free wate r _ ana1ys1s , To would not haVe "been able to Russell's _Piumbmg 446l~t;f • 652 • AQ1098 7 K J 4 + A WeSt East's1 queen. Then he ruffed a spade wi lh dummy's la st 6 ' ! .. •• �• ' • ·-1 he Soindly Timea-Sen!inel, fSWld-~ , J:;,:ul;iy~1,~191;.;,t--~------::;::-1 Man injured in Beat ... hike-car mishap GALLIPOLIS - Stanley Leroy Higginbotham, 21, G.JUJ)(llla, suffered abrasions and bruises to ll>e legs in a car· tilcycle accident Friday on Eastern Ave, near the entrance to ll>e car wash. According to city police officers, Higginbotham's bike struck an auto operated by Dorothy' U. Ha!:den, 55, of Syracuse. Higginbotham was thrown from the bike Into the pavement. No charges were filed . A rear end collision occurred oo MiU Creek Rd . and First Ave. where an auto driven by Homer D. Knotter, 34, GallipoUs, struck the rear end of a vehicle operated by Larry E. Kingery , 34, Rt. 2, Gallipolis. Another mishap occurred on Pine St. and Second Ave. where an auto driVOQ. by Arthur I. George, 39, Loi\er River Rd. struck a car operated by Nellie G. Houck, 61, Rt. I, Gallipolis. Body found Of the Bend ·-- - .. _ ' There has been wonderful response to an appe~l for housing ror 15college graduates who wiU be coming here to participate in the· Meigs Local School District Teachers· Corps program. However,the housing should he lo~ted inside the district so that the interns of the prograni might live close to the school in which they will fwlCtion . · Houses, mobile homes, rooms, apartments are aU acceptable at this point and should be registered with Jane Snouffer, 992-2413 or Cart Denison, 142-1913, rrom 9 a.m. to 12 noon and from S to 9 p.m. Persons should also furnish rules and regulations which are to be abided by at the particular rental unit. THE FIRST two villages of Meigs County to make con· tributions requested to help the Meigs County Council on Aging raise its quota of local fund.Jfor next yrar's program are Racine and Syracuse. Pilmeroy and Middleport villages have tabled requests for ~ contribution until later. THE CURRJ;:NT fund drive of the Meigs County Historical Society to raise money to ge t the museum building into a fun ctional structure is slowly but surely growing . The total stands now over $SOO. Latest contribuiors are Leona Lieving, Minersville; Bertha Ueving. Minersville; Leon Hecox, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pack, Chillicothe; Mr. and Mrs. William Righthouse, Pomeroy; Mr. and""Mrs. Earl Frecker, Pomeroy; Gladys Shumway of Long Bottom, and Myrtle Walker of Racine. The society is asking that the become a "people project" and contributions are to be mailed to the society at P. 0 . Box 145. HILLSBORO, Ohio (UP!) The body of Jeffrey_L. Smith, 18, Midland, was recovered from Rocky Fork Lake State Park Friday ~ about 12 hours WHAT WITH THE approximate 40 percent rate hike going after he was reported missing. in:to effect for water in Pomeroy, residents are going to have to Authorities said Smith. wa~ at do some conservintF: · the beach with about 9 friends There's always a chance of setting·out buckets and tubs a.nd when he disappeared about catching rain water wliich might help a little. Then, there's 2:30 .pJJl. Thursday. always a possi~ility of taking fewer baths. If everyone adopts this plan no one in town wlll notice - it's like eating onions - if everyone doe$, no pro~lem . Too, there'sa possibility in one tub of Pleasant Valley Hospital Discharges - Henry Starn-. bath water for the entlre famify. Of course, it you're seventh or per, Lesage: Edna Doerfer, eighth down the line, this isn't really a pleasant prospect . Perhaps, the best out is to pay the increased bill. Now, let's West Columbia: Mrs. Mary Hopson, Southside; Rich.Ord see, wonder which of the personal operating funds - all now in Yeager, Gallipolis Ferry; the red - the increase can come out of. Mary McQuaid, Gallipolis. MRS. W. A. (GLADYS ) MORGAN - and everyone knows Gladys - is confined to Mercy Hospital in Columbus for o)). servation. Her room number is 212. '"""'urn THANKS TO MANY readers who helped Pat Lochary, retired Pomeroy Postmaster, observe his 8oth birthday Wednesday. Pat heard from so many friends. It was really a big day for him. DELMAR A. CANADAY was taken from his home on Lincoln Hill Road Friday evening io University Hospital in Columbus.lle is confined to the intensive care coron'ary ward. Delmar·had been ill for the past week or so. · To see for all your family insurance needs. MARY SEAMAN has only high praise for women of the Southeastern Ohio Emergency Medical Service after seeing one of the grollp work with Mrs. Christine O'Donnell, Pomeroy, who injured when struck by a car on East Second St., Friday . was Carrol K. Snowden Park Central HO,el Bldg. Second Ave .. Gllllpolls Ph . 446·4290, Home 446· 4518 11•11 .... A . S~tle CHILLY RIDE SAN FRANCISCO (UP! ) An airline mechanic was lOcked in the livestock section ·or a cargo plane Friday but survived a chilly Oight to Seattle. "He could have died," one ~ mploye for Pan-American ftht !nWI'IIItl Cof~Hn itl llomt D!!ltH: 11-1ng1on. llliMi• · p ?304.1 World Airways said of the unscheduled trip by Leo Boukanovsky. , The employe said the mechanic was lJ.Icky ('he was in a cabin which was pressurized because we use it occasional1y to car·ry- livestock.'' I ·~ Reusable Two Gallon · Plastic Buckel Late~ House Paint For Wood and Masonry • No Primer NecnNry • Non Chllllllng • 0... In 30 MlnutM • Whtte Thll Stayt While •LHIIFOtVetl'l • SOI:p 6 Wwtw Cleen Up GUARANTEED !f 1"101 o.~•rlool .-, WUIIIHIII< 111• litod..:! ........ or. 1M "'*· ·' '-'""n - - !aourlal llor. 9~!:11MIUI!_I'IIu_ SAVE~Two Gallons Now (~ie! WhiteOoly ' CARTER & E.VANS INC~. GaiHpolis, Ohio • .' • Ohio Politics Tale of the tape · Man bound over Business and _ind\lstry · . ·. . · · ' to grand JUTY favored -in energy plan failuretotransfertags;Dan~l POMEROY - Onedefendanl was bound over to the grand jury. 15 were fined , one assessed cost_, only and 18 others forfeited bonds in Meigs County Court Friday. · Bound over to the gradd jury by Judge Frank w. Porter, no bond posted , was Keith Aleker, Sr., Pomeroy , ou charges of assault. Fined were William G. Peck, Cheshire, Linda P. Bostic, Racine, John Dale 'Lisle, Pomeroy, Elmer Mitchell, Middleport, Rt. t, Charles Sexton, NelsonvUie, Hollis A. C.rden, GaiUpolis acd Ethel Radcliff, Wellston, $10 and costs each, speeding; Carlos E. Johnson, Steubenville, $10 and costs, left of center; Tommy Quillen, Middleport, $15 and costs, dishu-bing the peace; Robert Bissell, Long Bottom, $10 and costs, disturbing the peace ; Richard J. ' Denny, Gallipolis, $14 and costs, speeding; cart Schultz, Jr., Racine, RD, cost_, only assault: Clara L. Milhoan, Long Bottom, $10 and costs, permitting unUcensed person to operate vehicle; Gregory Grover, Pomeroy, Rt. 4, $10 and costs, task force's rirutl report might standards to favor the COLUMBUS (UPI) coa~ industry. Remember last November, be in prder. In rairness, it should be noted - Extension of strip mine wh<n the north winds howled that the final report cootains arross Ohio and everybody reclamation deadlines when wondered whether they'd have some userut statistics en luel necessary. enough oil to.heat their'homes, supply and consumption, - Tax breaks for industry to emphasizing the importance of gas to drive their cars and t'Onvert from oil back to coal. electricity lo run their power King Coal in..Ohio. - Giying industrial users These fig~..Wes have been uptoothbrushes? first call on 75 per cent of And remember how all the dated since the interim repOrt, natural g0::1s. politicians stumbled over each and they include the startling - That no organization be other to find a solution to what fact that Ohio has a 3()().year required to spend more than a was. termed an ·•energy supply of coal at the current fixed percentage of earnings on crisis," racing to score points conswnption rate, although it pollution control equipment. is high in sulfur. at every turn or events? The ta51t force also recbmBut a number of the concluWell, one of the early starmended that the governor he ters in that race, Lt. Gov. John sions and recommendations granted emergency authority W. Brown, is just crossing the have been changed from the to conform Ohio with national official finish line. The final re- breathless emphasis on con- energy policies and highway . commendations of his special servatio n last winter · to speed limits, although this was energy task force hegan circu- propositions which .t ake ra re of done last spring. latin g in mid-June - six business and industry. lt also recommended esta)). Small wonder, perhaps. months after he called for· lishment of a cabinet-level DeBrown's 28-rnember task force pariment of Energy although them. Because Ohio is sweltering force consisted of 16 represen- .Brown's own Republican lawrather than shivering, hecause tatives of boslness and indus-· makers fought an extension of the administration of Gov. try; four of utilities ; one of bureaucracy as the governo,r's John J . Gilligan and government ; two each from energy bill traveled through the Ohio General AsSembly labor, enviroMlent and Ule the legislature. have alre~dy taken care academic world, and one misUntil the next crisis, then, df all the energy legis- cellaneous. Recommendations perhaps it is well that the . lation that 's needed for were by majority vote. report emerged in the dead of When Brown was competing swnmer with a peep Instead of awhile, and because Brown is a candidate for re-election and with Gilligan for a well-publ- a htizzah. not the U.S. Senate, the final cized' energy program late last report was more nearly year, the interim rei>ort called sneaked than trumpeted to the for "coordination of policies," public. maximum. pollution control, There rriay have been good energy source development and a nine--point conservation reason. _ Changes ln the energy and plan. political climates appear to Once the task force memhers have been responsible for some started making some amendalternations in the task force ments and voting on recomrecommendations during the mendations, however, .these WASHINGTON (UP!) - The buildings. While the coneight months since October ideas were incorporated : Federal Trade Commission dominium unit is owned by the when Brown, then a Senate .:...Loosening of sulfur oxide says its staff has begun an purchaser, the rest of the candidate, squeezed an "ininvestigation on whether unfair building such as hallways and terim report" Out of his task or deceptive trade practices elevators and outside "areas, force . ··-· exist in the fast-growing con- for instance, parking or For the record, and since dominium Industry. recreational facilities like GALL!POUS - City police interest in energy problems "In making this announ- swimming pools are owned may be rekindled in Ohio about Friday investigated the theft of cement, the commission takes jointly. the time Jack Frost makes his a 20 jnch boy's bicycle owned no . position as to whether One possible area of lnvesti-. first visit this tall, a look.at the by Qeorge 'Tabit ' of 416 violations of · law exist," the galion was considered to be the Mulberry Dr. FTC said Thursday. system of management fees Tabit said the bike was a The inquiry will concern charged by some developers Green Rollfront Shoot Spyder companies · involved in the for the use 'or the joint type blke. development, sale, manage- facilities . Some of them Involve Thehna L. Myers of Rt. 2, ment, cOnVersion or operation • long-term leases a't high Patriot, said she lost her brown · or residential condominiwns. prices- which make up for ' the leather bag contaiiling a check The FTC staff wlli recommend low· cost of condominium POMEROY _ Winners In the b_ook and $45 ir'l cash in front of .. corrective action if evidence of ownership. · membership draw i ng , held . Sears Store or Dr. Jay Bradlaw violations is uncovered,· the The short FTC an. during R~gatt!!! weekend , of the shaw's office. Ohio Soc1ety for the Promot ion agency said. nouncement discussed conof the .Bull Frog, were , First Two arrests were John A condominiwn involves the version of a.partment-s to Prize : $500 In Groceries . Annstrong 65 81 Pine St. and Kroger Company : Wmner , • ' • • purchase of a living unit-like condominiums, which has Bess ie Darst , 442 s . ~th Ave ., StanJey Payne, 42, of BtdweU, an apartment or row house- in brought objections in many M i ddleport; SSO Savings Bond · both for disorderly conduct Farmers Bank & S!!vlngs Co ., · a large building or compleK of areas from tenants wh0o comw inner , Mary Sliamblin , R:t . 2,· WASHINGTON (UPI) Weekly grocery billa fO< a family of four on a low-cost diet rose to 143.90 In May, up :;o . cen._. · from April and $2.20 more than at lhe beginning of 1974, government estimates show. The May fOOd cost estimates, released today by the AgricultUre Department, also showed Hensler, Racine. $S and cos • no motorcycle end_orsement ; Phillip Fisller, flacme, Rt. I, $10 and costs, exp1red operators license. Forfeiting bonds were Leola M. Pitts, The Plains, and Ronald S. Grady, Ratine, Rt 1; $27.50 each, s top s1gn viola lion ; Eugene F. Roe, Vienrlll, Robert L. Smith, Johnstown, Pa ., Milton Mann, Clifton, N. J ., James A. Taylor, Kanauga, Roger Searles, Rutland, Rt. 1, Albert L. Sims, Jr., Cleveland, Charles B. Taylor, Parkersburg, John C. Longhorne1 Flatwoods, Ky ., James H. Wibtin, Newark, and Steven R. Scott, Pomeroy, ·Rt. 3, $27.50 each, speer;llng; Lawrence Yeauger , Cheshire, $21.50, insecure load; Har_ry Osbo~ne, Jr., Pomeroy, $27.50, expired operators license ; Delbert Fridley, Pomeroy, RU, $27.50, increasing speed; <:art D. Janes , Gallipolis, $27.50, passing without assured clear distance ; Pa ul D. Kuhn, Middleport, Rt. I, $25, expired operators license; William T. Lavender, Mir;ldleport, $27.50, overWidth load: " announce WIDDers Pomeroy National eank ., Pomeroy ; SSO Savings · ·B'tind Pomeroy, w i nner , R . c . Terrell , Pomeroy ; S25 Gift certificate Stiffler's , P.omeroy , wfnner , Sonia Carr r Box 201, Tuppers Plains-; $100 Gift Certificate Elberfelds i n Pomeroy , winner , Robert Hai-' tenbach , Second St. , Pomeroy ; Rad i o Baker Furniture , M i ddleport. w inner ; Bud McGhee, Box 494 , Gallipolis ; 2 Table Lamps . Rutland Furniture Company , Rutland , winner. Alice Mural , Calpurn, Rd .• Shade; $10 Gi ft Certif it ate - Marguer ite- Shoe Shop , Pom ero y , W i nner, Robin Fee , M cA rthur . Hams - French City, tnc ., GallipoliS : Pat Duffy , Wehe Terra ce. Porn erov ; Hazel Murphy, Rt . 1, Reedsville . Cases of R. C. Cola - R. C. Bottling Company, Middleport (1 0 cases) : Evelyn Clark , Pomeroy ; Yvonne Sellers , Racine ; Jim Sisson. Pomergy ; Eugene Harmon , 856 Second Ave •• Gallipo l is ,- Harold · H. Srtli th , Rt . 2, Pomeroy ;· EvB McKinney. Rutland ; R . J . · Martin , 19251 Broo k hur st. Space 105, Huntington Beach, Calif .; E ste l Lavender , Mason , w. Va .; Ed Evans. 1086 Vine St ., Middleport ; W i lbur Gray , 113 Sunny Hill Dr ., Marietta . Loaves 00 each ) of "G ay Nin &t ies" Bread HolsUm Baking Co . , M i dd lep ort : Sidney ElliS , Box 84 , Rut l and ; Gary L . Gibbs , Mason ; Ruth Duerr , B_ox· 3. Pomeroy ; Merllyn Stewart , l.t Andover Rd , Athens ; Judy A. Arnold , 62 5112 Chestnut St., M iddleport ,· Lois N . Burt , 315 Wetzgall St ., Pom eroy ; Joey Jeffers , Rt . 3, Alhens : Gayle Atk inson , · McArthur ; Donna Bollinger , Hidden L"i!!!kes , M i ners vi lle ; Robert Davis , P . 0 . Box 206, Pomeroy . Chicken Dinners - Cr0w's Stet~k Ho,.,se , Pomeroy (25) : Jim King , Waterford ; Jack Farrar, R:t. 3, Pomeroy ; Joanne SWain , Box 194 ,.., Lower Salem ; Bessie Pull ins , 747 Ol i ver St ., Middleport ; C. o . Harr i son , Rt. l , M Jddleport ; M . The l us , Bi dwell ; Mrs . Don Roach , Middleport ~ Wanl!a Shamhart, Caldwell; Dan iel Thoma . BOx 180, R'a ctne ; M l ~e Shule r , 245 North Fifth , M.a . dleport ; Greg .'Akers , Cll1;1too St ., Albany ; John Hawk ins. MeiQs Inn , Pomeroy ; DaVId 8&rr . R"i , 1, Rutland ; T . J . Browh , Rt. 2. Box 17l , Aibanr ; Jene Tice , 1462 Sher brook P . • · Columbus ; W. R . Shasteen , Pomeroy ; Don Pauley , 916 Locust St.. M iddleport ; Bill Terry , 914 First Sl. ~ Pt. Pleasant ; H . E . Cole, So x 211. Tuppers P16 1n s; Jge . Varian. Clifton ; Roger Hysell , Muon ;, Jo Ellen Oliver , . Rt . 3, Gallipolis : LOIS Thompson . Rt. 2, Pomeroy ; Bob Geddes, Beverly ; E . F . Glau , 306 Second St .• "M iddleport. · snampoos and Sets - Kay's Beauty S&l(tn , Middleport (20} : Rooer Morg6n, Middleport ; Ct"tarles Wagner. R•c l ne ; M . Rltj! , Gallipolis ; Velma P i ~koja , Pomeroy ; Charlu Eskew , Pomeroy ; Don Hunnel , Porn erov r Allen c, H 111 . Jr ., Pomerov : P . Coffmen , A then~; Clara Griff i th , Columbus : Floyd E . Heft. Columbus ; Clarenu Btosstr- , Poruend ; Kevin Coen, Shade ; J i mmy H,upp, Rac ine ; Pavl Russell , GalliPOliS; Edward I( , F=rag , Gal_l l polls ; Tom .Holler , ,Racine ; · Harold Stover , GallipoliS ; Anna Jane l< lnCIId , M i ddleport : DorofPlV R i fe , M i d.dleporl ; Bill" Gtuesi!r , Pomtrov . that food price inllali<X• since higher than in January. But January has hit low and weekly rood expenses for fourmoderate income fainiliea person households able to harder than high income af[ord " Moderate-Cost Plan" groups. dieta rose only 3.4 per cent for The estimates showed that lhe same period . May grocery bills, lor fouh For families following a person families on the "Econo. ••J'.iberal Plan" food budget, my" and " Low-Cost Plan'' May costs were only 3,1 per diets drafted by government cent above January, the report nutritlonista, were 5.3 per cent · Bald. Fair tonight, low 65 to 70. Tuesday partly cloudy and more humid, high in upper 80s and low OOs. Probability of precipitation 10 pet. today and tonight iUld 20 pet. Tuesday. POMEROY·MIODLEPORT, OHIO ' ' plain they are being forced from their homes because they do not have the money to pay for th.eir apartments. SONS BURIED .HOUSTON (UP! ) -Edward M. Horne Sr. buried two young sons Friday who battled rough seas and deadly sharks in the Gulf o( Mexico but died minutes before rescuers could get them ashore. Horne, 43, his wi.fe, Diane, 34, two daughters and three sons were stranded In the gulf waters off Florida for 13 hours after a storm destroyed their . yacht. The family clung-. desperately ,to life ring for 13 h<iurs before a Coast Guard plane appeared. a I ~~m~~m.m~.X'::i:::::::=:::::::::::--:--::::::::::::x:~:::..'I.#..":WX::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=.-::::::1 ews •• in Briefs~• . M • 1!Y United Press Intemallonal COLUMBUS - WITH '\'HE 1974 Ohio Stale Fair about six weeks away, officials say they have only two big-11ame stars under contract, with more expected .1!!~ week. - Tom .Rizzo, public relations offtciii! for lhe fair, said only Liza Mine!U and Johnny Cash have signed and returned contracts to appear this year. · · He said others who have indicated they.will perlorm, but not yet returned a signed contract, Include Red Skelton, Bill ~osby, Aretha Franklin, John Davidson, Chubby Checker, Bo D1ddley, the Four Se8sons, Roy Clark, Charley Rich, Olivia Newton, John and Mac Davis. TOKYO - PRIME MINISTER Kakuel Tanaka's ruting Liberal Democratic party, relying heavily on its strength in conservative rural areas, took a corrunandlng lead today in voting for the tipper house olthe Japanese parUament. · The opposition, led by the SociaUsts, scored hest in blg cities such aa Tokyo following a campaign ~laming Tanaka for Japan's more than 20 pet inflation rate. · · · .Projections indicated Ta"'!ka's party would wind ~P with a small net loss of seats ln Sunday's election, but still mamtain i._. absolute majority in the 252-seat upper house of the Diet (parliament). · · · LEXINGTON, KY. - STRIKING MEMBERS of nine United Steelworkers Union of America (U.S.W.) locals voted "overwbebningly" during tbe weekend to accept a proposedrcontract " with Appalachian Regional Hospitals, ( ARH) Inc., subject to approval of the ARH hoard of trustees. ·. · The ARH board was !!Cheduled to meet here today to consider the appro.val. S'i'. LOUIS - MRS. HARRY S..TRUMAN,ln her first political SPECIAL SALE ~~ Serta Guard I Mattresses ser;e endorsement ever, and baseball star Stan Musial will as honorary chairmen of Democratic Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton s reelection campaign. · . · "I have always been Impressed with Tom Eagleton's efforta to stay close to the people or Miasouri,'' the former first lady said In a statment Sunday. . "Hill frequent vlatta to all corners of the slate, as well ao his offices in several of our cltiea, help him 'know the issues we are · concernedwitha111f keep him close to.us." she oaid. Musial, a . member. of baseball's Hall of Fame, said Eagleton's "strength of character and experience ·are qilallficatlons·thls c:Ountry cannot afford to lose." Full bed size only .- luxurious foam and felt' upholstery with a heav~ duty insulating layer surrou.nding firm innl!rspring constr.uction . quilted top - normal firm. REGULAR PRICE '17(JI' f-OR MATIRESS AND BOXSPRINGS. Mattress and . ·aox spring ELBE,RFELDS IN POMERo·y enttne DeVQted To The Interests Of The Meigs-Mason Area MONDAY, JULY 8, 1974 PHONE 992·2156 TEN CENTS • ·'' WASHINGTON (UP! ) Jaworski bad been up five Special Prosecutor Leon minutes, asking what" the Jaworski told the Supreme grand jury's naming of Nixon Court today that the bedrock had to do with the tapes and issue in the fight over records of 64 conversations President Nixon's Watergate Jaworski wants ln the Set>!apes is "who is to be the ar- tember trial of six of Nixon's biter of what the Constitution former aides and associates. says?" Five other justices jumped As the histori¢ oral argu- into the fray, with Jaworski ments began before the le!Ung them that revealing the justices into the uncharted grand jury's action against area of Nixon's power to Nixon was necessary to get a withhold evidence on . full picture of the conspiracy Watergate, Jaworski had the and thus to obialn an order lead.<Jff presentation to the from U.S. District Judge John eight-judge bench and told a. J. Sirica for the evidence. packed courtroom : ,, Douglas said the grand jury "He (President Nixon) may was sending material to the be right in how he reads the House Judiciary Committee Constitution. He may be which is conducting an Inquiry . wrong. If he ·Is wrong, who is into whether grounds exist for there to tell him so? What then the impeachment of Nixon, but becomes of our constitutional Jaworski responded: form of government?" "The grand jilry sent nothing The . court has never before incriminating to the House ruled on . a such direct con. Committee." frontation · between the · ex- · Jaworski agreed wlth Chief ecutive and judicial branches, Justice Warren E. Burger that and there _was no indication the fact that Nixon was named when the justices would make as a co-conspirator was not their decision after the three- enough inself to demonstrate hours of oral arguments today:- as a basis for obtaining the Jaworski ran ,_Into trouble presidential tapes and converfrom the start on the question sations. of the Watergate grand jury's Justice Lewis F. Powell said having named Nixon so unin- Jaworski had .said in his brief dlcted co-conspirator in the filed with the court \hat cover-up. naming Nixon foreclosed the Justice William 0. Douglas President's claim of led off the questions before -"executive privilege". ~ a • • Hanruih Montague of .Troy, N. Y., weary of washing her hosband'il shirta when only the collars were dirty, cut orr a collar with a pair of scissors in 1825 and thereby created the detached collar as a new style in.. men's apparel. . • $149 Now YouKnow Jaw·o rski asks-who's to . interpret constitUtion? Furniture Department, 3rd Aoor 00 $S4 .50 ; May $55. pla~s is in the kinds of foods . ~Plan" diet. . Uheral Pian January included. The costlier plans use Under the "Moderate Cost" $&1 .60 ; February $66.60; March more higl>-priced meats. while diet the same family would get $66 .90 ; April $66.10 ; Mary the cheaper plans stress 100<1$ 11.25 pounds of meat, poultry $66.60. like beans and potatoes. and fish, and 20.75 pounds The diet plans are all based . A family of four including would he used in the "Liberal" on lists of foods which · two elementary school i:liet. .nutritionists say · will give a chililren, for example, would Quantities of foods ln . the ram ily well-balanced meals get 11 .5 pounds of meat, various diets are based on and snacks for a week. poultry and fish weekly if it · surveys of the shopping habits · The difrerence in the four were following the "Low Cost of low, middle and high~ncome ramilies. • at N0 .. 59 VOL. XXVI ELBERFELDS.IN POMEROY Sale ·Price· t 'uQd.St.Jmp program) "cunorfly - January $33.311; t' ebruary $3U8; March S34.96; April $34.70 ; May $35.12. Low Cost Plan ·-January · $41.70; February 143.10; March $43.70 ; April $43.40 ; May $43.90. Moderate Cost Plan January $53.20; February $54.80; March $55.10; April • Weather lr---illlll!lll!lll!lll!lll!lll!lll!------------------~---------------., F The May increase In the cost of the 1111mple diets followed a .decline in April. The April drop was the first since last Odoher. Here are Ute costs or a week's food uOOer· the .various diet plans from January through May, including the "Econom:·" plan which is used as the base for calculating benefi._. to nt'<dy people in the • Federal Trade Commission investigates condominiums Bike stolen · grocery bills still rising .. OTTAWA - CANADIAN VOTERS CHOOS)i: a new government today In an election brought about by the downfall of Prime Mlnl3tel' Pierre Elllott Trudeau over the lesue of Inflation . · candidates in Trudeau's Liberal party need to win at least 133 seala to auure Trudeau'a [lllSitlon aa prime minister, but polls indicated neither the U~ralo nor the other major party. the CoNervatives, would win enough votes for an outright majority. · . Tnideau and hla 111-moniJI.Old minority Liberal government rea!C'*' May a alter a defeat in \he Houae of Commons on tile budget. Trudeau"'"' agalnlt, price controls to control lnfYilon. · · ua"'a I <-::.r reason for refusing to yield the material. Powell said Jaworski was claiming that the namlrig of the President reduced him to the status of any other derendant. Jaworski said the claim of "executive privilege" is not foreclosed, but the situation is such that the claim is "inappropria te." " It is a factor that is im· portant. That's why we lay stress on it,'' he sc1id. Moments later, Jaworski returned to his central argliment that Nixon iS subject to court ordP.r. "Thls case go.es to the heart of our basic constitutional system," Jaworski said. In our view, this form of government is in serious jeopardy." Presidential lawyer James D. St. Clair was presenting Nixon's case after Jaworski had concluded. The arguments were heard by three Nixon appointeesBurger, Powell and Harry A. Blackmun; one Franklin Roo~Vlllt liPJlOin!'ee, Douglas; two Eisenhower appointees, William J. Brennan and Potter Stewar.t; one Kennedy appointee, Byron J. White; and one Johnson appointee, Thurgood. Marshall. The ninth justice, William H. Rehnquist, removed himself from the ca~e because of his close past ties with former Attorney General John N. Mitchell, one of the slz coverup defendants. The conversations sought by Jaworski for the cover-up trial range from those beld three days after the June 11, 1m burlgary at the Watergate through the March 21, 1913 talks about secret money to buy the silence of Watergate defendan._., to April 26, 1973 when Nixon perhaps discussed the significance of the tapes wlth his former top aide, H.R. Haldeman, one of the six men scheduled to be tried in September on the cover-up charges. Those tapes requested by Jaworski could be highly crucial to the impeachment inquiry if; as the Watergate grand jury .found ln naming hl~ an unindicted co-conspirator, Nixon was '"a member of the conapiracy t& defraud the United States and to obtrucst justice." ·St. Clair has contended that office is merely a Jaworski's · ''conduit" for the House Judiciary Committee, which has been tlnilble fo get White House compliance with numerous subpeonas of its own. Nixon previously has said the committee could have whateve~ information Jawprskl had ublained, and he did not object to a transfer to the committee of large amounts of grand jury evidence. Riffle, Danny Norman, Bobby Wears, and Bob. Anns, assistant scout master. Not pictured, but going on the camping trlp, was Todd Morrow. 'Tbe troop is sponsored by Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion. Sponsoring a boy to camp were V. D. Edwards, Dick Rosenbaum, Joe Bolin, Krogers employees, Allen Downie, Dorothy Woodward, and the Five Poin._. Grill. · · :i:::::o:::::;~~~:=~:;:=:::~=:::=:=:=:=:=:=::::::::::::::J:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!:::::::::::::::r-:::::::::::::::::::::::::--:"-:"!:~~::--9.=w:=::$f<-:~:::::::::::v.<.::::::~s:~~::;s::::::;:7~m'*::~:~:;:~~&~::::::::::~~~=::%!:::::::::::::::::~:::::.::.::::z~ I I ' .• Kissinger--· in ~ri~jsh talks ' . LONDON (UPI) -Secretary of State Henrjr A. Kissinger discussed the world monetary and energy crises with ihe · British government today and reported to it on President Nixon's recent summit meeting with Soviet leaders in Moscow. Nearing the end of a swing through Western European ' .. Australia concerned over nuclear blast CANBERRA (UP!) -Prime Minister Gough WhiUam accused France Wday of setting off a new atmospheric nuclear explosion in the Pacific and said the blast was "a matter of deep concern" to the . Australian government. "The Ausb:alian government has reason to believe that France has explode'd an atmospheric nuclear device early today," Whitlam said ln a statement. The test, the 37th set off by France in the Pacific since 196t, was believed to have been carried out at the Mururoa Atoll testing area 720 mlles southeast of Tahiti. "I wish to reiterate what I Bald on June 11 that this further actloo by the French Is a matter of deep concern to the Australian government and Large copperhead bites youngster The Pomeroy Emergency Squad was called to Bunker · Hill about 8 p.m ; Saturday for three-year.qld Zeb Zariman who had been bitten by a copperhead snake . Aidmen sald that the .chlld hlld reached down to get the handle of his wagoo when he . was bitten on the !lfllall finger of the .Jelt hand by the snake. Aidmen also said' that the copperhead, killed by a neighbor, was the largest they had ~n . The squad administered aid enroute to Veterans Memorial Hospital where anti-venom was administered lm· mediately . The child was hll!lpltaltzed: ~N I countries that aiready had The official said he checked voiced deep concern about the taken hin\ to Brussels, Paris, by telephone with ~e Florida use that might he made . of Rome and West Gennany, . While House about reports that billions of dollars accumulated Kissinger drove straight from Nixon plans to visit Japan in by the Arab oil COI!ntries and London's heavily guarded Hea- August but was unable to ob- how these could be "recycled" . throw· Airport to the· Foreign tain confirmation. back into the economies of the Diplomatic . source~ . said Western nations. · : Office. There he ,.conferred with most of the opening twO-hour Foreign Secretary James Cal- meeting at the Foreign Office Later, diplomatic sources laghan ,: Chancellor of the dealt with economic problems said, the talks switched to Exchequer Denis Healey, and the oil crisis. Nixo~'s recent" Moscow Energy Minister Eric Varley Senior U.S. officials said lhe summit meeting, the bogged and Gordon Richardson, four month<>ld BritiSh Labor down Geneva conference on governor of the Bank of goverrunent particularly re- Eruopean security and the England . quested discussion of these Labor government's bid to Their mOI'ling preceded a issues, which are of crucial renegotiate Britain's Common "working lunch" at Admiralty interest to Britain. Market membership terms. House and a talk with Prime Britain is battling against Stiff security precautions Minister Harold Wilson in the high inflation and i._. 'inteina- . surrounded Kissinger's arrival afternoon. tiona! business Is likely to be ·at Heathrow Airport and the As they met, a senior U.S. nearly $10_b!lllon ln the ted this Foreign Office when he flew ln that the feelings of the new element in the French official said Kissinger plans a year aa a reiult of skyrocketing from Munich where he wattrip to Moscow and New Delhi imported oil costs. ched West Germsny defeat the AustraUah government and the position." · ln September, followed by one Diplomatic sources said NetHerlands 2-1 ih the World people of Australia against "Nonetheless, my governto Peking. British government leaders Cup soc~er final. these tests have not changed," ment must continue to insist on Whittam said. the dangers inherent in all Whittam's June 17 remarks nuclear weapons testing and came at the start of France's the need to put an end to current serle.s of atmospheric them," Kirk said. . nuclear tea!a ln the Pacific. The latest blast came only "His Holiness Paul VI never The Milan magazine PanoraVATICAN ClTY (UP! ) Australia and other Pacific three days after Atistralian received financia'i'' · conma ln i._. May 2 issued quoted nations have attacked the Attorney-General Lionel Mur- The Vatican lodar denied an French explostons sharply. phy reopened the caae against ltaUan magazine report that 'tributions from the CIA or any former CIA agent Victor In Welllng!on, New Zealand French nuclear tests before the Pope Paul VI once received other unknown .source, elther Marchetti as saying ,in an funds from the U.S. Central ·when he served ·on the excluaive Interview in the Prime Minister J:"orrnan E. World Court at The Hague . (Vatican) secretariat of state · United States that the Pape, Kirk also said there was.reasQn France; wtiich never an- Intelligence Agency (CIA) . or when he was archbishop of .then Msgr. Giovanni BalllBta to believe France had exploded nounces ·its tes._. in the Pacific • Milan, II a statement in the Montini, waa among reclpienlll a second atmospheric device tn beforehand and refuses to Vatican newspaper L'Osser- . of CIA funds 'in the I~ and the South Pacific. Hewould not confj,rm whether they have vatore Roman said. "As far as 1960s. He said Montini may not say where the infonnation takeh place after the fact, was he is concerned , the story is have been aware of the source came rrom. not represented at the hearing. of those funds. ' eiltirely false." Kirk said at a news confer· · It contends the court has no L'Osservatore did not say ence there was also some jurisdiction in its . internal why it waited two months evidence of fallout from the security affairs. Two wOmen were sentenced before denying the story. first French test June 11. · to the Ohio Rerormatory for ~· I don~t wan~ to , alann JURY TO COI\!VENE Women at Marysvllle by Judge anyone and the recording was • The Meigs County grand jury John C. Bacon on bills of inSUFFERS FRACTURE very slight, but · there is has heen ordered to convene at formation. GN)g Grover, Pomeroy, son evidence .that the tests do afCynthia VanMeter was - 9 a.m. on Tuesday, July 16 ·' of Mrs. MyrUe Grover. Is fect the level of radioactivity sentenced on charges of theft to conflned to Holzer Medical both here and 1rt the territories not less than six months or LOCAL TEMPS Center wlth a severe compound near us," he said. m<ire than five years . · ;,e temperature ·in downfracture of hls left leg resulting ·Kirk said he had received a M. Dunn was senSandy town Pomeroy at 11 a.m. The Middleport. emergency from a truck<llo!Qrcycie acrepl)' from French President tenced on charges of forgery to squad an~wered three calls 83 degrees under Monday .was cident on July 3. Greg will Valery Glscard d'Estaing in not less than one year or more the weekend. over partly sunny skies. undergo surgery Wednesday. which G)acard "laya stress on than five. i\t S:ll p.m. Saturday, the His room number Is 320. !"ranee's decision to move the tests underground and Is a squad answered a call for Nita NO CHARGE . . this ' Csdle, Middleport, wh? was ill.. NO TRAFFIC DI'ATH$ No charge will be flied BE!i: DEADLINE She was taken to · Veterans ••:0!•:-.:~ox •• "'''V..~».:!«-~::=,'i;.. AA• •W>>' " -'·"-:;$:>!& ...».-8::~:..""«-:.-.-=•. ····'· No traffic fatalities w~re against Elza Larkins, Long Beekeepers have ilntll . July 'l¥!emorlal Hospital. At 1n::;o invei1!!i£ated In Gallla o~ Meigs Bottom Route 1, driver of a IS, 1974, · tQ record their bees a.m. Sunday, the Squad was Counties during 1he long July vehicle which struck Mrs . wl!li the Meigs ASCS office, EXTENDED OUTLOOK Hot and humid Wed· called for· John. Hunnell, 2o, 4th Holiday which began at 6 Christine O'Donnell Frl4ay on Box 391, Pomeroy. To be ~ligible for a peyment neoday. Cbauce ol showers suffering with chestpains, who p.m. Wednesday, July 3 and East Second St. In Pomeroy. Pollee Chier Jed Webster for any lou of bees by llllC of Thursday and Friday. Cooler was taken to the Holzer ended Saturday at midnight. During the period, theGallla· . sa id that Mr&. O'Donnell insecticides, people who have ou Friday. Hllhs Wednelday Medical Center. At .9:32 a .m. ill the lower IOo and In upper Monday, the squad was called Meigs Post State H1ghway stepped Into the "right corner" hees ml!lll file wlth MeigJ 7to lll.d lower Ito ou Friday. lo the lml!"rial Electric Co. in Patrol investigated· nine ac. of the vehicle driven by ASCS. AppUcatlona · can be Middleport for Ch..rles . ciden._. ln which two persons Larkins. ·she was taken to mailed to ownors ohpartoa bul o..mtc•t lowt In tile ~wer · lower ·· Veterans Memorial Hospital . mual be returned to ' Meigs 70o early Wedll~day and 10 Piatt, who, it was reported, were lnjl!!'ed. eye.lnjury. He was suffered an The patrol made 62 arres._., by the Pomeroy Emergency ASCS or poslmar-ed prior 10 te 15 early Friday. . taken to Veterans M~morlal issued 120 warnings and Squad where she waa ad- the midnight July 10, lt74 Hospital. :"-,..;/'.I'N,w; ' ........·'·..•.-.:l'o'o!./'.0: ~............ assisted 37 motorists. milled, deadline. ,o,•,y, ;•,-..-.. .. ··~·~·..................:.•.....'· . •J Vatican denies CIA aid Two women sentenced Squad assists three pereons ~....,.,.v,.o;.o;.o,o'J';o,o; .-:>:>:-~. • • CAMP ARROWHEAD BOUND .:... Scou._. of Poineroy Troop 249 left Sunday rioon for a week at Csmp Arrowhead near Huntington. Pictured just before they b0<1rded the bus are front,left to right, Steve Utue, Robert Klein, Ray Werry, Jeri D~nlels, Mark Norton, Jim Rosenbaum, and Dan Will ; and back, Tom Reed, assistant scout master, Hank Cleland; scouimaster, Todd Smith, Mark Casto, Jeff Couch, Rick Blaettnar, Brent Bolln Dan Thomas Bill Braham, Dale • ""' � 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 07. July 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. 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