https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/dccfc33f032458d474c5cb121841dda2.pdf 9f74069d3a3424d93638f2f706944d76 PDF Text Text .. . ·.... ·. ·. .' ' . Retires Saturday .. . Trooper Carl L. Boggs completes 30 years service with Ohio ·State Patr~l ' ' (1948) •(1978) TROOPER CarlL. Boggs, then (1948) and now ( 1978 l retired from the GalliaMetgs. Post, State Highway Patro Saturday, completing 30 years service with that orgamza twn . Ry J. Sherman Porter Times-Senttn~l Feature Service GA I.I.IPOLIS - It was a "busy and exciting career, with ne.w experiences from day to day, " according to Carl Leland Buggs, who retired yesterday as a trooper with the Ohio Highway .Patrol and loo ked back across 30 years. " I 'm going to take a long vacation," he sa id . " I'm going fi shing. f'm going to do some ga rdening." Boggs's church is the Faith Baptist Church at Hudncy. He also belongs to Lafayette Post 27, American Legion, but admits that he has; less than a com· mendable record or participation· in it. Carl L. Buggs was graduated witlt the 261h class from the Patrol Academy in 1948, and his first post was Gallipolis. C~tl. W. H. !Iarrison was the commander, and he, ltHJ, is retired at home in Northwestern Ohio. · Between then and now , here's just how · "busy and exciting" Boggs's life has been There was this guy who leaped Irl!ln his car and ned with' Boggs at his heels. The culprit landed in Swan Creek, but floggs fished him out by grabbing h1s foot and pulling . Then there was a Point Pleasant man who jumped from the old Silver Bridge 90 feet into the Ohiu.Hiver to escape Boggs; the fellow missed a barge by three feel, was pulled from the river, and fined and jailed for DWI and other tharges. - An Athens County parole violation eluded floggs long eno ugh to get into West - Nu fugitive ever outsprinted Boggs. Virginia, thi nkin g the Ohio off ice r + tntint tttttS VOL 13 NO. 9 GALLI POLIS- POl NT PLEASANT SUNDAY, APRIL 2, 1978 Candidate withdraws from race· 'I ;;;-T / I I .... ' '1 ~. ' . .1) , J .... ·I'\) \ DENISE MARSHALL, left , daughter of Mr . and Mrs . Cha rles Marshall, Hemlock Grove, and a 1977 graduate of Meigs High School, was presented the annual scholarship of the Uldies Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, Friday aft ernoon. Presenting the $100 scholarship is Mrs . Grace Pratt, pre~ide nt or the auxiliary . Miss Marshall attends Gallipolis Business College and is employed at the Goessler Jewelry Store in Pomeroy. . .- ~ POMEROY Berna rd Gilkey , Hepublica n candidate for County Com· missioner, Saturday announced his with· drawal from that race. Gilkey stated he had received a written <)p inion from Ohio Attorney General William Brown stating that, as an em ployee of the county highway department , he was disqualified by law !.rom serving as co unty commissioner. His candidacy would have required him to leave his current employment to place his name on tbe .ballot. The opinion was received in reply to a written request from Gilkey and Wesley Buehl, County Engineer. Gilkey said he received this notice only hours prior to the filing deadline, and that he desired to thank all the people, who had signed his candidacy petitions. He wishes to especially thank the individuals, who circulated petitions for him . Gilkey is a forme!\ county com· missioner and a former township · trustee in Meigs County. Governor. of Ohio (Kiwanis, that is) coming Wednesday · HIO GRAN DE - The Governor of Ohio IKtwams, that isl will be at Hio Grande Wednesda y eveni ng for a meeting of the Dtvision Nine Kiwanis clubs. It is the ufftl'lal vistl of Gov. John B. Johns tun II . Cindnn~ li. Division Nut • Council will meet at 6:15 111th Ltcut. Gov . Albert R. Durose presuling. TI1e dinner is slated to stmt at about 7: 15 111 the t•ol1ege duung hall with 100 Kiwanians from eight Ol' niue or the 13 clubs attending. Gov . Johnston jomed the Kiwams Club of · Northern Hills, Cinci nnati, 111 1964 and has lllld perfect attendance ever stnee. In 1967 he was president or the dub, was ~cutenant-govemor 1969-70 and at the same lime president of the Southwestern Ohw Kiwanis Mental Health Association ; from 1974 to the present he has been the assodatlon treasurer. The present governor was chainnan of Operation Drug Alert 197().72 on an Ohiowide basis and betamc administrator of the Oistnct of Ohio Key Club setup 197:1-71i. He was a delegate to eleven district eunvenllons aml six lntenwtional Kiwanis conventions. lie was Northern Hills Man uf the Year in 1969 and 1975.6, and Ohto Key Club Man of the Year 1974-76. A bUSIIICSS adnunistralion graduate or Miami University , Gov. Johnston and his wife, J o Ann, have a son. Jon B. Ill , a seventh grade student at South Junior lhgh in Mt. leal thy . He rceciv d the Bronze Star and Purple Heart d · 1g his 1943-45 servtee with the U. S. Army .' ~le is bus iness mwwger of the Carthage offi ce of the Wtnlon Sav tngs ami l.ua n Co. ' ]ames E. Danner, 66, retired advertising director, claimed GA I~ LIPOLJS - James Emmons Danner , 66, or 13 Pine St., retired advertising director or the Ohio Valley Publishing Co., died unexpectedly at his home here around 8:30 p.m. Friday following an app'!t rent heart attack . Mr. Danner, who completed 46 years service In the newspaper industry before his retirement on Aug. 31, 1976, was born Od . 25, 1911 , in Gallipolis, son or the late John E. and Mary Louisa Grube Danner. He married Esther Fiske or Athens in 1933 In Catlettsburg, Ky. She survives, along with three sons: U . Col. Robert F. Danner, West Point , N. Y.; Thomas D. Danner, Middleport , and Lloyd E. Danner, Gallipolis. Nine grandchildren survive. Two sisters and one brother survive: Elise Margaret Kimball, Gallipolis; Mrs. Helen Cunningham, Winter Haven, Fla., and John Harold Danner, Wil!pington, Ohio. Mr. Danner graduated from Gallia Academy High School in 1929, and from Rio Grande College in 1931. He played basketball three yea rs at GAHS, and was an avid Blue Devil athletic fan up to· the lime of his death. During World War 11, Mr. Danner served overseas with the United States Navy. He was a member or the First Baptist Church of Gallipolis and a member or the church choir. He was also superintendent JOHN B:1JOHNSON or the adult Sunday school department, and a former member of the Pomeroy Lions Club. Mr. Danner grew up with the newspaper . REACHES MILESTONE MOSCOW (UPI ) - The Soviet space business. He began .his newspaper career program reach~!!! a milestone Saturday at the age of 19 in July, 1930, with the with the annoW!cement or the laW!ch of Gallipolis Tribune when the late Harold W. Cosmos 1,000, a high-altitude sputnik to Wetherholt was editor and publisher. Mr. Danner began as a "printer's watch worldwide Soviet ship movements. The satellite was launched Friday. devll" in the·"back shop," at a salary or $1 The announcement came on Moscow radio per day. He spent seven years in the and was followed by a brief description Tribune's mechanlcal department. In September, 1937, Mr. Danner was from the official Tass news agef¥!y. • named the Tribune's first advertising •manager by Publisher Wetherholt. The Tribune- produced Its~iggest AUTO O~OYED BY FIRE GALLIPOLIS - A fire of un· edition ever In 1940, the 112-pagli Sesqui· determined origin early Saturday morning Centennial, when the Old French City destroyed a 1974 Buick Century owned by · celebrated Its l~h birthday. Although David Booten, Rt. l , Gallipolis. The car outside help was hired ~y Mr. Wetherholt caught fire on Rouish Rd. one mile north of In both adverti&lflll aild editorial, Mr. Danner played-a major role In the success the Addi!IOn-Bulaville Rd. Loss was set at U,950. Seven Gallipolis of that publication 38 years ago. Mr. fire fighters responded to the >Mlth alarm of Danner was the Tribune's advertising manager until July, 1956. the year. During his association with the loca l papers over the past four , and one-half decades , Danner servea under three publishers- Wetherholt, J. Albert Dea r of Dear Publications, and Richard S. Owen. He saw the Tribune gr0w from 1,300 circulation (printed on a 4-page cylinder press) to the present circulation of more than 6,500, printed on a modern offset press. Mr. Danner left tfie Tribune in July, 1956, to accept a position with the Athens Messenger as an account executive. He returned to the Ohio Valley Publishing Co., in July, 1960, as advertising director or the Tribune and Daily Sentinel. Danner worked out of the Pomeroy office until his retirement. Funeral services will be held I p.m. Monday at the First Baptist Church with Rev. Joseph Godwin oHiciating. Burial will be In Mound Hill Cemet~ry . The body will lie in state at the church one hour prior to services. Friends may ca ll at Miller's Home for Funerals from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Sunday. Donations to the American Heart Association will be accepted by the family. .MIDDLEPORT- POMEROY PRICE 25 CENTS Registration push und~rway ... MRS. ELAINE ROUSE Mrs. Rouse candidate for post POMEROY - A push to complete voter registration will get underway at six Meigs County banks Monday , 1-: A. Wingett. Meigs Board of Elections uffi t tal , reported Saturday . . Wingett reminded residents they must re~i~1er by 4 p.m. on May 6 or they will not he able to vole at the June 6 primHry elections. So far, 7,775 Meigs Countians have registered. However, in November . 1976, a total of 10,641 residents cast ballots Indicating there are still several thousand residents not registered . To reinforce the program to get voters re~ist~red before the deadline, the board or elections will have qualified regt sv ant s in the six banks from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, to register residents. Wingett said this lime of the month ·was selected because of retirement checks which arrive, consequ ently many residents visit the banks. Locations for the special three day registration program are the Citizens National Bank in Middleport; ADDISON - Mrs. Elaine Rouse, Addison, has filed for the position of state Demotratic committeewoman for the lOth distritt, composed of 12 counties. Mrs. Rouse ~as the coordinator for Ga lli a, Jackson . Meigs , and Vinton counties in the Gilligan-Celeste race In 1974. She was selected by Citizens with Celeste as volunteer of the month for the ·state or Ohio and was featured in the Celeste newsletter in October, 1976. • She is a dues-paying member or the President 's · Club, the Ohio Democratic Party, the Federated Democratic Women or Ohio , and the lOth District Democrat Act ion l'lub, of which she is a.member of the executive committee. She is a former teacher , is a lifetime member or the National Education Assoctallun, the Ga llia County <qtd Ohio Hetlred Teachers Association's, the Ga11ipoli s ' branch of the Ameri ca n Association of University Women, the Riverside Study Club, and is an officer in the Point Pleasant Presbyterian Church. During her teaching career she filled all offi ces In her loca l association and served on stale committees and as a member of the negotiating team. · Mrs. Vi rginia Blazewicz, 405 Ulsley Street, Pomeroy, is coordinator for Mrs. !Wuse in Meigs County. Mrs. Robert Donnally, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, is treasurer f9r the Rouse campaign. Mrs. Rouse's opponents are from Fairfield and Lawrence counties. When asked why she would like to fill this position, Mrs. Rouse stated : "I engage .attively in politics becausej believe all of us should work for the nomination and election of those we think can best serve the public. If we do not do so, these choices will be made by the special Interests." ~ WIJU !dn 'l foll ow ... but he did ! Boggs ca ught up with him near Hartford, where Buggs chased him across a pasture, uvcrtuuk tum , overpowered him, and detained him unul Mason Cllunty sheriff's deputies gut there. Again, Buggs and a West Vtrginia ca r raced ·through heavy traffic ltJ a pu1nt on Upper SR 7, where the Ohiu Patrol .offi ter ptnned the fl eeing car against a gua rdrail. One of the two men in it ned across the bridge with Boggs pounding the pavement after hinr. Buggs Continued on A-2 1 Emerge~cy the Fa nners Bank and Savings Co ., and the Pomeroy National Banki the RacineHome National Bank ; the Rutland and Tuppers Platns branches of the Pomeroy National Bank . There is no charge for regi!)1ering lu vote . Unr egtstered vote rs cannot vote. caru10t s1gn petitions of cand idate;, and in some in,1anees , cannot hold pub! It office. "Hestdrnt s, who dq not reg1ster find themselves ahnu;t in tlk position of b.eing second class CitiZens," Wtngell commented . He urged restdents to take adva nta ge of tht s week 's spec1al registration promotion Arrowood fills unexpired ter.m GALI.IPOLIS - Following a three hour executive session here Friday night, the Gallia County Board of Educatton appointed David Arrowood, Rt. I. Oak Hill I Madison 'l'wp. Southwestern area 1 to fill the ~nexptred •term of former board member J. C. Mttchell. Mitchell rcstgned last month. due to til health . Arrowood ran unsuccessfully for a seal on the board last November . He will receive the oath of office at Saturday's Apnl board meeting at K)ger Creek H1gh School. Dunng the executive session,· the board revte wed the pending litigation brought by fo rmer teacher William Bahr, selection of a new board member, roofing . repair contract wtth archtt ect George Walter of Dayton and the board's evH iuatlon of County Sehoul 'l>uperintendent Tum Ha irston . ene_rgy fiun d S available GALLI POLIS - The C:alha · Metgs Community Action Agency announced Satu rday that a program is now available to respond to the needs of ehg1ble households in Ga llia and Mctgs Count1es Needs must be as a result "f the energy . related emergency that has been found to exist. Withtn 1hese limits, funds wtll be available to cover energy related problems such as payment of outstanding utility-fuel bills where necessary to obtain continued services or needed deliveries. and where reconnection or delivery in fa ct occurs. As in last yea r's program , operated by the County Welfare Department s, cash assistance will be limited to voucher payment s and _pa yment s ·directl y to suppliers of fu el or other assistance. The, following criteria and guidelines mandated by the Communtty Servtces Administration shall be adhered 1o by the Gallia-Meigs Community Action Agency. 1 - No person and-<>r household can receive any form of assistance under the program if it has access to direct assistance through other . supportive service networks such as welfare, except in cases when such networks cannot respond in an effective and timely manContinued on A-2 GSI to receive Improvements 0 GAI.I.IPOI.IS Million-dollar im· provements will ~e completed May 31 this yea r at the Gallipolis State Institute, ac· turding to a stat ement from Dr. John H. Ackerman , Ohio tltrcctnr ol health. TllC exact fig1ire is Sl.lllil,ll2. The work Includes installation of an otl bumer in the Number Five butler : upgrading of the electncal system , construction or a new I'Chtcle maintenance fa ci lity ; im pr ovements tn the ia,undry and medi cal-surgt cal bu ildtng ; an d 1m· provement s 111 the water·cond cnsatt system . .The dtrector of health is the destgnat ed planning aut ho rit y as established b} Section 1122 of the Soetal Security Ar1 Applica nt as listed was Or. Timothy B. Moritz, director of the Ohio depa rtment of menta l healt h. and mental retardation. · E~TENDED FORECAST Monday through Wednesday, a chance or showers Monday and Tuesday, with fair weather on Wednesday. Highs will be In the 50s or the lower 60s, with early morning lows In the 30s or lower 40.. ·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:.:·:·:·:·::;.;.;.;.:.:·:·:·:·:·:·:·::;.;:;.;.;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;.;.;.;.;.;:;:;:::;:;. • NO CAUSE OR ALARM RALEIGH, N.C. (UPI ) - Commerce Secretary Juanita Kreps confirmed Saturday earlier reports the nation 's e<.'O nomy had no growth between January and March and she.said tbe unemployment rate would level off after dropping for three straight months. · But Mrs. Kreps told a North Carolina . Democratic Party gathering the c0untry is not heading for a rec.ession and a series of economic downturns in the past week "Is not cause for alarm ." JAMES E. DANNER CALi..S IT QUITS NEWI'OWN, Ohio ( UPI ) - -Saddled with a wave of federal forms , ClerkTreasurer Greg Delmllng has decided to ca!l It quits, warning ·that paper work Is handcuffing other small village administrations. ' "Every small village is facing this type of problem. The fact is, no matter what the sire, it's becoming more and more difficult to keep up with the paper work and federal forms " said Delmllng who will steP. down from' his $4,000 a yw job when a replacement is found . 'mE G~LLIPOUA Area Jaycee Wives are once again supporting the Mothers March of Dtmes for Gallia County. Gloria YoWlg, right, president and Bonnie Stutes, left, ~roject chail'll)an, will kick off the 1978 project. The week of April }.jj has been des,tgnated as Mothers March of Dimes Week. This project normally runs during the month ~f January., but due to poor weather conditions, it was postponed· and the orgaruzalion was given an extension period. Co-workers will canvass the area this week . · ' ., �• • A-2- The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, April2. 1978 Trooper~ • • Emergency••• (\ Continued from A-1 Continued from A·l turned him over to West Vir~inia Stale . •. Polke. - Adriver at Tiffonsvillc had no front seal in his car. He sat on a cilncrete bli,ck to drive. B{1ggs pinched h1111 for unsafe vehicle . - Boggs· investigated an e1cddent in ncr. 2 - ti ll huuseholds assist,ed by this progra m must meet both income and program eli gibility requirements. 3 - Only households with in<·omes no higher thanl 25 percent of the (';SA poveny guidelines 111· elderly individuals or couples recei ving SS I may be assisted by the program . • 4 - Proof ul income eligibility is required. The period for determining eligibility " ill nut be more than 12 months nor less than the 90 day penod preceding the reque:,l for assistance. When proof of eligibility IS unavailable. applicant must s1gn a declaration of income elig ibilit y. 5 - Once inCome eligibility is deter· ml nt' d, prog ra111 eli gibility mu st be det ermined. i.e. that any eme rgency gnerg) need exists arid that the person lacks financi al reso urces to meet this which the driver J need . Documentati on uf the need may be requ ~re d IE. G. Notice of Disconnection, o\'Crdu e fuel bills, not ice uf ref usal to d~1iver. et c. l . 6 -- Pri o r i! ~· sha ll be given tu persons fa c1ng life thremenmg sit uations and lo elderly persons ! age GO and over l who meet all eligibihly requirement s. i - !.imitation on payments on beha lf of any housel\.,ld under the program may nut exceed the t~ctual amount needed to remedy the crisis situation or $250 , whiche\' er JS less. Apph cauons fo r thi s pruKram are available in the follu1nng lvcat iUnS 1_ 1 ) Com munit y Act inn Agen cy Off1cc m !he Gallia and '11 eigs County co urthouses. !21 Seni or Ci ti zens Center s in Pomeroy Hnd Gallipolis 131 Satelllfe nutri tion snes 111 lht• Vint on BaptiSI Church an d lht• Reurgaru zed Church of Jesu s Chnst of Latter Day Saint s 111 Ra cine 141Community Action Agency Central Offi(:e 111 Cheshi re, phone numbers 992-7000 ur 367-7341 All appl 1cattons must be rcct•n·ed as soon as possi ble but under no cir· cumstances il ftcr Apr il 28, 1978 <If 4 p.rn . W(:I S Youngest 1m rec~wd ; two years uld . It happened this way : a rather left h(s son. 2, in the car with the engine running: the little boy jiggled the gear shift stick so that il went into reverse : the car backed unto the highway , where it was struck by a s l ow~moving semi. No une huti . Buggs did not arrest the driver . · - Up al the old Swisher airfield at Cheshire, a sma ll atrpla ne landed iilsome power lines and just hung there Buggs investigated for the Patrol, but the Mid· dleport Emcrgcnc)' Squ ad got the two men oul of the suspended airplane. unelectrocuted and ot herwise uninJu red, by using a firemen 's ladder. A dozen years ago Ca rl1lnggs got the f1lt h armual Sgt . Jim Mills Memorial Award - a .38 ca libi"c pistol - as Gallia Count)' 's most outstanding law man. Boggs married Wanda Lee Knopp in 1948 while he was a rookie Patrolman, and they hav<' two da ughters, Ca rla Yvonne, who works for the Cit y of Gallipoli s, and Mrs. Ca roly n K. Hechler, R.N., of Rich. mund . Va . They have one grandchild. His mother. Mrs. Florence Boggs, lives at Guysville. After h1s hrst SIX years in Gallipolis Boggs wa s transferred 10 McArthur, a subpost of the Jackson Post in 1954 but he came back to Ga llipo lis as assislant cum mander in 1955 for another six-year slint Then , in 196 1, Boggs was transferred to Steubenville, but, for the third time got a Gallipolis assignment in t!l63 . an2, he's .\ ... .I A.. off in advance CINCINNATI I UPl i - Operators of an alleged gambling parlor in Co vington , Ky., apparently were tipped off in advance 'of the massive FBI raid there Thursday night. t he Cincin nati Post reported Saturday. U. S. Attorney Ja mes Arehart said his offi ce knows a "local " sti w·ce informed the alleged gamblers a ra1d was planned, the Post reported. FBl o!licials declined t:omment on the leak. About 20 FBI agents raided a Washington Street apartment Thursday night. only to find the building unoccupied. Poker tables. playing cards and poker chips were conh sca ted. An all eged ga mbl ing operation there too k In $57,1100 a night, an unnamed FBI Wformant said in an affi da vit. The affida\'lt was lhe bas1.s of f:l searrh warrant fur the raid . The Post sHid federal snurces kh ew the alleged operation had been closed down for at least a week. bu t made the raid under federa l reg ul atiuns that th ey "s how cause" with in 10 days that a gambling oper auon ei<1sted there. Predict more states lit o Va lkY !MIL\' lKIUUNF: rtunl t\q• . Galhpuhs. Ohll) H~ ~ :11 0:! 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PAU l., \linn 1li l'll Como Zn0 w a~ IJr;wpd f,IJ !lw app r, l xtrt1 i' tt• l~ •~ ~ . noo "' telr phwH.' call~ ·r h c\lrt'l 'it• l I' Xpt'CIL'il In rt'(TI\'{· S~tllltdi-1~ ~11 Hf : Fux," Ztll l du'l'C1tl r .J11hll F)!'ldll'r •· • said r c,ns\Ll ntly m q! tn g wu TRADE IN YOUR OLD WOR"' OUT _TREADS AND GET A '2 00 REBATE lN POWER LINES. th is Aeronca Champion airplane has two men in it . They got out uninjured when the Middleport Eme rge ncy Squad JL~ed a firemen 's ladder to eX1ricate the m. Patroirnan Carl 1.. Boggs investigated. The plane was landing at what wa s Swisher's airfi eld, now a corn field. .. pholll' ~ wrll lw 1!1<11 1/ll:d b' ,·o ~llltt'cr:-. and r h,ll "'mu· . ~ t h 1 ~ pnl F 11nl'.'\ Da~ f:llb un a Saturd;r ~. of UH.' {' au ~ he )H l' :qwrt ~ {'11111 1' : • mnst fl"tjiJI d nldrcn . 22 cases terminated POMEROY - Tw elve defendant s were fined an d 10 ot hers forf eited bonds in Meigs Count y Court t' riday. Fined by Judge .Ruben E. Buck were Joseph Murphy , Guysvi lle, $1 0 and com. left of center: Au delle R. Deeter, lJJng Bottom, and Michael Prosen. Ona, W. Va ., $1 3 and costs each. speed: Milton Turk. Mayfi eld Heights. $15 and costs , speed : Roge r Adkins , Syracuse , $8 and co•ts, specdmg: Dimple L. Eakins, Racine, $25 and costs, driving left uf center: William P. Hysell, LaPort e, Ind ., $150 and costs, three days confinement, drivin~; while intoxica ted: Carroll W. Johnson , Middlepor1 , $11 and CO>t s, speed : Tamara Stone Hayes, Syracuse. $150 and cost s, three day s con· finemen l , confi ne ment suspended , DWl : Mary Ed ith Taylor, Racine, costs only , make restitution, disorderl y conduct ; lmu Jean Blevins, Pomeroy, $15 and costs, fictil ious registration: Ir,vln Cox, no address recorded , $25 and co•ts, disorderly con· duct. Forfeiting bonds were Thomas H. Hedge. Stewart . $28, speed: Darrell R. Nelson. Mid dleport, $164 , hit-skip ; E. McLaughli n. John Pomeroy , $28 , una ss ured clear distance : Michael E. Cremea ns, Midd lep ort , $30.50, left of center; Regina Muller. Boardman, Ohio, Frederick J . Osb orne, Reedsville, James H. Ga ff· ney ; Jr., Cuyahoga f'a lls, Steven 1'. Hawk , Middleport , and Sherman K. Gerlach , Letart, W. Va ., $30.50 each, speed: Harry J . Phillips, Parkersbu rg. $360.50. DWI. Pour broth ers and 1wo sisters pre ceded her in death . She wa s a member of Kingdom Hall Jehovah Witness Gallipolis congrega tion . She was al1ive Ln the volunt eers organization at the Holzer Medical Center. t' uneral services will be conducted at 3 p.m. Tuesda y from the Waugh-Hallcy-Wood Funeral Home with Mr. G. C. Reyno lds, mini ster , of· fi ciating. Burial will be in Pine St. Cemetery . Calling i10urs will be held at the funeral home from 3·5 and 7-9 p.m. Monday . ... t ht ll~u;.J April Fo1d s' lb., nr:-.t r r WASHINGTCN i UPII - Encouraged by Connecticut , backers of legislation that require deposits on beverage bottles predicted Saturday more states will enact such laws before the fede ral government takes action. · "We expect the Connecticut bill will have a, domino effect in New England ," said Diane MacEachern of Environmental Action . "Connecticut legislators supporting the bill have sent red scarves tmy wore on the floor during this week 's vote to Massachusetts legislators seeking their support," she said. siste rs-in-law survive. C:AIJJI'CH.IS ~111d <I \l I h t' IT~ I will OK deposit laws "' by The Pu iJ il slunt.( Cu • \IU it ll ll l'dla, /li t' . ft,r ";\lt Lynn." . : • J' u h l l ~ l l t't l t'\l t'l ,\ Su111l11,r ·I .Area.Deaths FI.ORENCE CASEY GALLIPOLIS - ~' I orence Evelyn Casey. H, Ht. 3, Ga lli poli s (Bula ville Rd . 1 died at 9:20a.m. Saturday in the Holzer Medica l Center. She had been in fai ling hea lth the pa st YJl8r. ' A former ernp !Qyee of Hobbins and Myers, the Holzer Medica l ·Center and Ga llipolis Business College, she was the daughte r of the late Joh n Mill er and Elizabeth Ea ly Miller. She was born Aug . 17, !933 at Vinton. Surviving is her .hu sba nd , Arthur Casey , whom she married reb. 21, 1953 at Bidwell. Survivin g children are Mrs. Ca rlos !Chmtinel Ayala, Brooklyn, N Y.: Shcrri Lynn and Tina Louise, both of Jackson Pik e. Ga llipoli s, Arthur E. Casey, Jr .. at home . Two granddaughters surviving are Adrienne and Ter ese . The foll owing brothers and sisters surv ive: Calvin Miller, Ira Miller, Columb us . . a nd Booker Ev a ns. Col umbu s : Henrv Eva ns, Lubbock, nxas: Mr. Maxine Griffin, Mrs. Virgie Matthews, Mr s. Margaret Penn. Mrs. Dorothv Ne!ghbors, Mrs. Phobee Goolsby , Mrs . Loretta Brown, il ll of Co lu mbu s; Mrs . Mary Watkins of Jersey City, N. .1 .: Mrs. Beula Hicknwn. Bidwell and Mrs. Wonuna Dona ldson of Bri dgepo rt, 0 . Ei'gh t brothers-in-l aw an d fi ve Sunday Times-Sentinel ' ...fireman says he saw men, car near scene apparently tipped 1 ( A 1944 graduat e of Cilrthage · Troy High School. Boggs served in the U. S. Army air curps dunn g the rest of World War II CLEVELAND (UPI ) - A Suburban Lyndhurst fireman testified Sa turday he saw two men in a dark blue car while f:h!X'king fire hytlrants at the office building parking lot where Cleveland rac keteer Danny Greene died in a bomb blast Oct. 6. Thomas Schrnenk said he saw the two men and the ca r twice in the parking lot, but added he could not identify them . • Greene was killed when he attempted to leave the parking lot after a dental appoin~ne n t in the building. r-------------------------- (' been here ever smce . Operators A.J- Tiie Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sundav. A{.il 2. !978 JAILED SPRINGFIELD, Ohio tUPI I _ James E. Br~wer , 21 . Springfield: was Jaded Friday ni ght after bemg charged with five co unts of agg rav ated r obbery , one count of fel on(flus assault a nd one count' of kidnaping. Ch arges were filed after he held up a doll'lltown tavern and fo rced patron Tim Foster of S prin~fi eld into his own Tag . ALETHA CHASE POMEROY - Mrs. Aletha Bl ackwoo d Chase. 91, Coo lvill.e. died Saturday at Hi chfie ld Man or Nursi ng Home , Hi chficld , Ohio following an extended illness. She was born in Athens Count y, the daughter of the late William an~ Issa Griffin Bla ckw ood . She WilS a lifelong res ide nt of Troy Twp., Athens County. · She attended Vanderhoof Baptist Church and was a member of the ch urch's Jolly Workers Club. Sur vivo rs in clude a nephew, Harold Blackwood of Akn1n ; 11three nieces, Doris Brown , Granger Twp : Milr io n Ham mond , Ne w Smyrna Beach, Pia.: Leona Powell of San Diego, Ca lif. She was preceded by her husband, Halph B. Chase. Funeral services will ·be held at 11 a. m. Monday from the White Funeral Home in Coo lvi ll e. Rev. C'ec il Morri son will officiate. Burial will be in · Bethel Cemeter y near Coolvill e. Ca lling hours will be held fr om 2-4 and 7·9 p.m. today. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Myers, Gall ipolis, and ma ternal -grandmother. is .Mrs. Melvin Holley. Funeral services will be held 2 p.rn . Monday at the Willis Funeral Home with Rev . E. C. Delaney of· fi ciating. Burial will foltow in Kings Chapel · Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 until 9 p.m. Sunday. CLAIR H. PARKINSON MIDDLEPORT - Clair H. Park in son, 84 , Route l , RENA Y. FI FE .Middlepor1 , d1ed Friday a t St. Gt\ LL IPOLIS- Rena V. Mary's Hospital in Hun· Fife, 77, who resided at 71 tington, .w. Va., following a Mill Creek . 1\d., Gallipolis, . long illness. died at 4:45a .m. Saturday at Mr. Parkinson was born Pike County Hospita l's ex· Abg. 4.• 1893 in Meigs Co unty, tended ca re unit, Waver ly. son of the late Lewis E. and She had been in [ailing health Mary Braley Parkinson. On fur approximately two years. June 6, 1925, he ma'rried in ser ious t:ondition one Olive Dobbs at Glen Easton, month. W. Va. Surv iving besides his She wa s born July 10, !900, wife are a daughter, Mrs. in Meigs County to Harvey Floyd (Evelyn ) Wyci n~ki of and Etta Yeauger Little, but Corning; a grandson, Ronald spent most of her life in A. Wycinski of Flint. Mich .: a Gallia County . She married sister, Mrs. Nellie Barton, George Admn Fife Dec. 24, Columbus; a nephew, Clair 192o. ill Pomeroy . He died in E. Barton of Toledo: and a October. 19ii2. niece. Helim M. McLain. 'l'hey,...~re SUIVIVed by tWO Perrysburg . . sons w1d a daughter : Gary Besides his parents, he was Fife, Ga lhpulis, and William , preced ed in deat h by a Columbus: Hnd Mrs. J ean brother, Ra y, of Columbus Johnso n. (;;!llipoli s. There and a . sister , Flossie arc fou r grandchildren and Parkinson, of Rutland. four grea t-grandchildren. A Mr . Pa rkinson wa s a sister prei:eded her in death . retired eng ineer of the New Shl' was a member of Point York Centra l Railroa d P leasa nt's · First NHzarcnl' hav in g worked for the Chu rch com pany fo r 43 yea rs. He was Funcnil servircs will be a veteran of World War I. He held at I p.m. Tuesday at the belonged to the Langsville Waugh-Hallcy-Wuud Funeral Christian Church and was a Home, the Hev. Alfred Holl ey lifetime member or both offi cia ti ng, aud burial will be Naomi Lodge 55 , Knights of in Gravel Hill Cemetery, Py thias, · and the Disabled Cheshi re . America n Veterans, Chapter Fnends may call 6-9 p.m. 003, Columbus. , Mond<J y at the funeral home. Funera l services will be held at tO a.m. Monday at the Wa lker Funeral Home in Rutland with the Rev . Gene · IUt: llARO MERSHON GAI.l.l POLIS Requiem Musser orncialing. burial will mass for Richard J . Mershon, be in the Oakfield Cemetery :16. wil l be sung at 10 a.m. at Corning. · Friends ma y call at the Munday ill St. !JJui s Catholic funeral home any time after 2 ClHII'C h by Father Adolf J . p.m. Sunday . The family will Golubiewski receive friends from 2 to 4 ,lnlcnllcnt will be 111 the St. and fro m 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday. l.uuis Catholic Cemetery un Friends may also call at the SR 141. Friends may call 6-9 Cornin g United Methodist p.m. today at the Jay CreChurch from 12:30 to 2:30 mt•cns Funeral Home. He died of a hca rt attack p.m. Monday . 'l1u~rsdil y whi le at work fur the Columbus and Southern ELD RIDGE SAUER Ohio Electric Cu. at Federa l PT . PLEASANT Mogul in Gallipolis Eldridge (Dutch) Sa uer, 64, Husil ry sen•1cc wi ll be helil Rr. 2, Point Pleasant , died at i : 30 this ew11i ng at the Friday, 3 p. m. at the home of ('hureh. his mother-in-law, Mrs. 0 . H. Ca rder, Rt. 2, Point Pleasa nt. He wa s a constru ctio n INFANT MY ERS GALLI POLIS - Jamie Lee foreman for the RagnarMyers, two month-<Jid infant Benson Construction Co. at so n of Mr. and Mrs. Paul lhe 1301 Project, New Haven. 1Brenda Kay Johnson) He was a 311 yea r member of Myers, was pronounced dead the Ca rpenters Local 1159 upon a rriv al at Holzer and treasurer at the time of Medical Center around 4 a.m. • his death. He had work ed as a Saturday , He was born Fe b. ca rpe nt er foreman on 4, 1978, in Holze r Medical various jobs for Local 1159. He was a former empiQ_yee of Cent er. One brother , Mi chae l the Mari etta Manufact urin ~ Eugene and one sister, Co . and also taught welding schoo l in 1942. Michaelle Lynn, survive. He was a member of the Paternal gra ndparen.ts are RECLINER FREE Toro Trim m er Buy il Wl\i r lwin d II De luxe . Wh ir lwi nd II or Cure fr ee Elec tr ic mowe r . Ge t FREE a Toro TrHllmer Cor d· Electn c Model 900 . Delu xe plowe r s hu ve Pow R-Drive. High Torque eng1ne, Ke y Lec t ric or fingertip sta rt. 21" c ut. Whirl wi nd It' s have Briggs 8. St ratton engi nes. 19" or 21 " cut. Self -propelled PowR Drive o r hand -propelled ava i lab le . Cordless Car e free Elec tr ic runs on r ech arge abl e batt e ry . Hur ry in. Red Tag Sal ends May 1, 1978 . Save $~ 0- To r o Till ers giv~· lou'itersllilt!y for troub le fr ee gar den ing Adtu'iL1hlt• til ling path t<l r weed ing Tine speeds ilnd tilling dept h can al so be adj us ted The· 2 hp mod el fea tur es e nc lo sed d r ive -!Qr_J_Qnger cha in li fe . Pe r fec t for mos l garden s. For bigger jobs. pi c k t he 31 ' hp genr dr 1ve model. Sa ve $40off t he re g ular pr~ ceo f any Toro Till er 'til Ma y 1. 1978 SALE . SAVE UP TO. lf20FF Haven't you done without aToro long enough? "·· One hurt in minor wrec~ Bring in your worn -out or o •tn1rn~>1 n athlet ic shoes and we'l l allow you $2 .00 towards th e pu rc hase of any new athletic shoe in stock . OFFER EXPIR~S APRIL 8TH, 1978 TRADE-IN GOOD ON MEN'S, CHILDREN'S & WOMEN'S • . ATHLETIC SHOES IN STOCK Store Hrs . Mon . & Fri. IIIB p.m. Tues. Wad . Sattill Thursday til ll.noon .... POMEROY Two vehicles received medium damages and one person was inju red In an aCCident on East Ma in St. at 9:45 a .m. Saturday . Pomeroy police sa id a vehi cle driven by Charles Bu ckley, Min ersv ille , . was backing from the Landmark parking lot and backed into the street hitting a westbound vehicle driven by Wald o Nea l, Harri so nvill e. Mr s. Nea l was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by the. Pomeroy emergency squad for trea tment of inj uries. Bu ckley was cited to mayor's co urt on a charge of improper backin g. • '\ VISA' master charge ,., ,•• , ~ • .,.,. t •~ o I .}/({::.::::::::::::: :::·:·::::::.:,:~,-: :...•... \ Bassett Colonial Beige Plaid Spr.i ng (Valley ·- RECLINER Regular $299.95 ' Bellemead United Methodi•t Church and former trustee or the church. He was botn August 12, 1913, Point Pleasant, to the late Albert L. Sr. and Maude Cheesebrew Sauer and. was preceded in death by one sister, Mrs. Betty Lou Nibert in · 1969 and one brofher, Albert L. Sauer Jr. in 1974. .He is survived by his wife, Alice Carder Sauer; three sons, Richard Saue r, St. Petersburg, Fla.: John Sa uer and Eldrige T. Sa uer, both of Point Pleasa nt; l wo s1slers, Mrs. Charles (Inez) Fowler, Point Pleasant : Mrs. Robert !Helen) Vickers, Follansbee, W. Va.; two brot hers , J . P. Sauer and Mbrvin Sauer, both of Point Pleasant, and ·seven grandchildr en. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p. m. in.the Crow-Hussell Funeral Home with the Rev. Bryan Blair officiating. Bu rial will be in Suncrest Cemetery. In lieu of flow ers, contributions may be·· made to the building fund of th e Bellmead United Methodist Church. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p. m. Sunday . ESTA WELCH GALLIPOLI S - E st a Welch, 82, Ht. 3, Gallipolis, died at 5:25 p.m. Friday at Holzer Medical Center. She had been in failing health about six years. She and her husband, Ernest H. Welch, operated a fa rm in the Vinton vicinity fur sev eral years. They were married Aug. 25, 1914 , in Iron· ., ton, and he died March 19, 1975. She was born Dec. 30, 1895, in Harrison Twp ., Gallia County, to Samuel S. and Nancy Farrell Drwrunond. They are survived by three sons, three daughters, 24 gran dchil dren, 24 great· gra ndehildren. The sons are Burtum Weleh , Winfield , W. Va .; Cassel H., Scott Depot, W. Va .; Willie Welch, Taylor, . Mich. The daughters are Mrs. Leonard (inez) Chi lders, Winf ie ld : Mrs. Robert (Ernestine) Bostwick' Rt. 3, Gallipolis; and Mrs. Wa yne (Barbara) Ru"'iell , Rt. 3, Gallipolis. One grandchild and one great-grandchild are dead. Mrs. Welch is also survi ved by a sister, Mrs, Rosa Spears, Proctorville. Three sisters and three brothers preceded her in death . She was a member of the Springfield Baptist Church. ·FWleral services will be held from the Good News Baptist Church on Georges Creek Rd ., at 1 p.m1"Mbnday, the Rev . Jerry l.ewis and the Rev . Robert Coldin of· ficiatlng , and burial will be in Cunningham Memorial Park at Charleston. The body wiU Ue in sta'te at the church for one hour prior to · the last rites. Friends may call :!-4 arid 7-9 p.m. today at the Waugh· • HalleyWood Funeral Home. ,.• PHONE 446-4554 ASK TO WED POMEROY - A marria11e license was Issued to Carl Jferman Wllsop, Sr., 43, Mld'tlleport, and Mar~elene ,. Kath~lne WUson. 40, Mid· diCJ><irt ' ' CO LUM BUS - Outdoo r recreation alre~dy is a $1 million dollar-a-year industry in a five-country region nf southeast Ohio, but an Ohio Sta te University School of Na tura l Heso urces stud y shows the area co uld attract more recreational dollars. Commissioned by the fiveco un ty Generat in g Rura[ Ohio . Wealth (G ROWl commu ni t y development council, tt.le study revea ls tha t loca l recrcationa I faci lit ies now are used largely on the weekends, and effort s must be made to at· tract long'er-term va 'Cationers from outside the Some 160,1100 campers use the nine private and state campground s in Athen s, Meigs, Gallia, Vinton and Jackson Counties. while area swimmin g tAnd pi cnic facilities attract SQme 650,1100 people each year, the study shows. The four area state pa rks are La ke Alma, Lake Hope, St roud s Run a nd Fork ed Run Stat e Park . While a siza ble number of the campers com~ :-:; from outside the area (nearly 50 percent from West Vir ginia ), 80 percent of the picn ic and swimming fa cility users are local residen ts. The West Virginia ca mp er:s spend area. $272,400 annually in the The stud y was fu nded GROW area . through the Ohio Agricultural " It 's a beautiful region. Resea rch and •Development got a lot of poten tial for Center and the Cooperative recr eational developmen t, " Extension Service under Title sa id pro ject director Kenneth V of the federal Ru ral A. Wen ner , an assistant Development Act . . professo r of natural resources. He noted also that hi gh quality recr eati onal fa cilities are a good enticemcn l fo r other industries to locate in the area. . The stud y revea ls tha t campers use both the private and state cam ~ ~ ro un ds prim ar il y fnr ex tended weekends and the facilities are largely underutilized at midweek throughout the 105day recreationa l sea son . Four days or less is the averagevisitfor61 percent of the campe rs using state facilities . Only 12 percent of the campers use the fa cilities fo r a one-week vacation, and 4 perce nt come for two weeks. Wenner said an effort co uld be made to encourage long~r­ term use of the camping fa cilities. This might be done through more local events It's . such. as the annual Jackson Apple Festival and .!lob Evans Farm ·Festival w~ich are designed to attra ct vacationers from out•ide the area . More use of the Ohio River for boating also should be encouraged, he said. Wenner pointed out that . none of the state • campgrounds has electrical hookups at the campsites . Even when camping, a sizable number of people want the conveni ence of electricity and area cam pgroun ds proba bly would attract. m ore users if this were availabl e, he sai d. Slrnilarly, many people, when camping for more than a few days, enjoy eating away fr om their campsite. More restaurant faci lities .near campgrounds ·likely would enco urage longer-term campe r s to vacation in the area. SAVINGS SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA Coordinate Sets TOP 60% COITON 40% POLYESTER ssoo Solid Colors with contrast trim. Colors Red / Navy, Brown / Khaki , Natural /Blue, Green / Navy Jogging. Short x~~~~~-L '4° 0 Solid Color with contrast trim. Whtte!Navy,,Gr.een/ White, Khaki/ Navy, Na'I\'/ White, Red / White 50% - -cotton50% Polyester ONE TABLE MAGIC HOSTESS · WRANGLER, BARROWS, H.I.S. FASHION JEANS REDUCED 25 .% OFF 3¥2 Qt. Slow ELECTRIC COOKER $ 899 Reg. 111.99 Two Heat Settings LIMITED SUPPLY ' LADIES' POLYESTER KNIT SHORTS Sizes '2" 10-18 TO 20.00 VALUES SIZES 28 thru' 40 Waists 1 •soo , PER PAIR '3'' 32-38 ASSORTED SOLID COLORS '13.00 to AND and Watst Sizes REG. Save •325 •' HOURS . MARTHA SHEPPARD PT . PLEASA NT - Mar1ha S. Sheppa rd , 79, 1357 Hose b er ry C ir c l e, Charleston, died Friday in the Riverside Nursing Home after a long illness. She was a member of the Ce n't ra l Baptist Church, Charleston. Born Feb. 19:) 899, Salein, W. Va ., she was the daughter of the late Stephen E. and Minerva Pal Swiger. Survivors in clu de six daught ers, Mrs. Ruth Withrow, Charleston; Mrs. Hel en Ervin a nd Mrs. Catherine Surbaugh, both of South Charleston; Mrs. Mary Bowen, Elkview; Mrs. Jack Sharp, Columbus, Ga.: Mrs. Juanita Fox; Florida; two sons, Eugene Sheppard , Henderson, and George R: Sheppard, Grand Rapid s, Mi ch.; one sis ter, Mrs. Gladys Marshall, Jackson· ville, Fla.: 25 grandchildren a nd 13 great-grandchildren . Funeral services will be held 1 p. m. Monday at the Snodgrass Funeral Home Cha pel, South Charleston with the Rev . Harvey Christie offici ating. Burial will be in Gra celand Memorial Park, Sout h Charleston. Fi·iends may call at the Sn odg rass Funer al Home, So uth Charleston , from 2 .to 4 p. m. and from 7 to 9 p. m. Sunday . .• ,•' Outdoor recreation $1 million a year_industry .in SEQ area I S-Ml -XL Inseams . Choose from MEN'S PLACKET FRONT BANLON GOLF SHIRTS SIZES Pre-Washed Denim S-MUL and Khaki Styles Assorted Solid Colors $499 . �• • A-2- The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, April2. 1978 Trooper~ • • Emergency••• (\ Continued from A-1 Continued from A·l turned him over to West Vir~inia Stale . •. Polke. - Adriver at Tiffonsvillc had no front seal in his car. He sat on a cilncrete bli,ck to drive. B{1ggs pinched h1111 for unsafe vehicle . - Boggs· investigated an e1cddent in ncr. 2 - ti ll huuseholds assist,ed by this progra m must meet both income and program eli gibility requirements. 3 - Only households with in<·omes no higher thanl 25 percent of the (';SA poveny guidelines 111· elderly individuals or couples recei ving SS I may be assisted by the program . • 4 - Proof ul income eligibility is required. The period for determining eligibility " ill nut be more than 12 months nor less than the 90 day penod preceding the reque:,l for assistance. When proof of eligibility IS unavailable. applicant must s1gn a declaration of income elig ibilit y. 5 - Once inCome eligibility is deter· ml nt' d, prog ra111 eli gibility mu st be det ermined. i.e. that any eme rgency gnerg) need exists arid that the person lacks financi al reso urces to meet this which the driver J need . Documentati on uf the need may be requ ~re d IE. G. Notice of Disconnection, o\'Crdu e fuel bills, not ice uf ref usal to d~1iver. et c. l . 6 -- Pri o r i! ~· sha ll be given tu persons fa c1ng life thremenmg sit uations and lo elderly persons ! age GO and over l who meet all eligibihly requirement s. i - !.imitation on payments on beha lf of any housel\.,ld under the program may nut exceed the t~ctual amount needed to remedy the crisis situation or $250 , whiche\' er JS less. Apph cauons fo r thi s pruKram are available in the follu1nng lvcat iUnS 1_ 1 ) Com munit y Act inn Agen cy Off1cc m !he Gallia and '11 eigs County co urthouses. !21 Seni or Ci ti zens Center s in Pomeroy Hnd Gallipolis 131 Satelllfe nutri tion snes 111 lht• Vint on BaptiSI Church an d lht• Reurgaru zed Church of Jesu s Chnst of Latter Day Saint s 111 Ra cine 141Community Action Agency Central Offi(:e 111 Cheshi re, phone numbers 992-7000 ur 367-7341 All appl 1cattons must be rcct•n·ed as soon as possi ble but under no cir· cumstances il ftcr Apr il 28, 1978 <If 4 p.rn . W(:I S Youngest 1m rec~wd ; two years uld . It happened this way : a rather left h(s son. 2, in the car with the engine running: the little boy jiggled the gear shift stick so that il went into reverse : the car backed unto the highway , where it was struck by a s l ow~moving semi. No une huti . Buggs did not arrest the driver . · - Up al the old Swisher airfield at Cheshire, a sma ll atrpla ne landed iilsome power lines and just hung there Buggs investigated for the Patrol, but the Mid· dleport Emcrgcnc)' Squ ad got the two men oul of the suspended airplane. unelectrocuted and ot herwise uninJu red, by using a firemen 's ladder. A dozen years ago Ca rl1lnggs got the f1lt h armual Sgt . Jim Mills Memorial Award - a .38 ca libi"c pistol - as Gallia Count)' 's most outstanding law man. Boggs married Wanda Lee Knopp in 1948 while he was a rookie Patrolman, and they hav<' two da ughters, Ca rla Yvonne, who works for the Cit y of Gallipoli s, and Mrs. Ca roly n K. Hechler, R.N., of Rich. mund . Va . They have one grandchild. His mother. Mrs. Florence Boggs, lives at Guysville. After h1s hrst SIX years in Gallipolis Boggs wa s transferred 10 McArthur, a subpost of the Jackson Post in 1954 but he came back to Ga llipo lis as assislant cum mander in 1955 for another six-year slint Then , in 196 1, Boggs was transferred to Steubenville, but, for the third time got a Gallipolis assignment in t!l63 . an2, he's .\ ... .I A.. off in advance CINCINNATI I UPl i - Operators of an alleged gambling parlor in Co vington , Ky., apparently were tipped off in advance 'of the massive FBI raid there Thursday night. t he Cincin nati Post reported Saturday. U. S. Attorney Ja mes Arehart said his offi ce knows a "local " sti w·ce informed the alleged gamblers a ra1d was planned, the Post reported. FBl o!licials declined t:omment on the leak. About 20 FBI agents raided a Washington Street apartment Thursday night. only to find the building unoccupied. Poker tables. playing cards and poker chips were conh sca ted. An all eged ga mbl ing operation there too k In $57,1100 a night, an unnamed FBI Wformant said in an affi da vit. The affida\'lt was lhe bas1.s of f:l searrh warrant fur the raid . The Post sHid federal snurces kh ew the alleged operation had been closed down for at least a week. bu t made the raid under federa l reg ul atiuns that th ey "s how cause" with in 10 days that a gambling oper auon ei<1sted there. Predict more states lit o Va lkY !MIL\' lKIUUNF: rtunl t\q• . Galhpuhs. Ohll) H~ ~ :11 0:! 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PAU l., \linn 1li l'll Como Zn0 w a~ IJr;wpd f,IJ !lw app r, l xtrt1 i' tt• l~ •~ ~ . noo "' telr phwH.' call~ ·r h c\lrt'l 'it• l I' Xpt'CIL'il In rt'(TI\'{· S~tllltdi-1~ ~11 Hf : Fux," Ztll l du'l'C1tl r .J11hll F)!'ldll'r •· • said r c,ns\Ll ntly m q! tn g wu TRADE IN YOUR OLD WOR"' OUT _TREADS AND GET A '2 00 REBATE lN POWER LINES. th is Aeronca Champion airplane has two men in it . They got out uninjured when the Middleport Eme rge ncy Squad JL~ed a firemen 's ladder to eX1ricate the m. Patroirnan Carl 1.. Boggs investigated. The plane was landing at what wa s Swisher's airfi eld, now a corn field. .. pholll' ~ wrll lw 1!1<11 1/ll:d b' ,·o ~llltt'cr:-. and r h,ll "'mu· . ~ t h 1 ~ pnl F 11nl'.'\ Da~ f:llb un a Saturd;r ~. of UH.' {' au ~ he )H l' :qwrt ~ {'11111 1' : • mnst fl"tjiJI d nldrcn . 22 cases terminated POMEROY - Tw elve defendant s were fined an d 10 ot hers forf eited bonds in Meigs Count y Court t' riday. Fined by Judge .Ruben E. Buck were Joseph Murphy , Guysvi lle, $1 0 and com. left of center: Au delle R. Deeter, lJJng Bottom, and Michael Prosen. Ona, W. Va ., $1 3 and costs each. speed: Milton Turk. Mayfi eld Heights. $15 and costs , speed : Roge r Adkins , Syracuse , $8 and co•ts, specdmg: Dimple L. Eakins, Racine, $25 and costs, driving left uf center: William P. Hysell, LaPort e, Ind ., $150 and costs, three days confinement, drivin~; while intoxica ted: Carroll W. Johnson , Middlepor1 , $11 and CO>t s, speed : Tamara Stone Hayes, Syracuse. $150 and cost s, three day s con· finemen l , confi ne ment suspended , DWl : Mary Ed ith Taylor, Racine, costs only , make restitution, disorderl y conduct ; lmu Jean Blevins, Pomeroy, $15 and costs, fictil ious registration: Ir,vln Cox, no address recorded , $25 and co•ts, disorderly con· duct. Forfeiting bonds were Thomas H. Hedge. Stewart . $28, speed: Darrell R. Nelson. Mid dleport, $164 , hit-skip ; E. McLaughli n. John Pomeroy , $28 , una ss ured clear distance : Michael E. Cremea ns, Midd lep ort , $30.50, left of center; Regina Muller. Boardman, Ohio, Frederick J . Osb orne, Reedsville, James H. Ga ff· ney ; Jr., Cuyahoga f'a lls, Steven 1'. Hawk , Middleport , and Sherman K. Gerlach , Letart, W. Va ., $30.50 each, speed: Harry J . Phillips, Parkersbu rg. $360.50. DWI. Pour broth ers and 1wo sisters pre ceded her in death . She wa s a member of Kingdom Hall Jehovah Witness Gallipolis congrega tion . She was al1ive Ln the volunt eers organization at the Holzer Medical Center. t' uneral services will be conducted at 3 p.m. Tuesda y from the Waugh-Hallcy-Wood Funeral Home with Mr. G. C. Reyno lds, mini ster , of· fi ciating. Burial will be in Pine St. Cemetery . Calling i10urs will be held at the funeral home from 3·5 and 7-9 p.m. Monday . ... t ht ll~u;.J April Fo1d s' lb., nr:-.t r r WASHINGTCN i UPII - Encouraged by Connecticut , backers of legislation that require deposits on beverage bottles predicted Saturday more states will enact such laws before the fede ral government takes action. · "We expect the Connecticut bill will have a, domino effect in New England ," said Diane MacEachern of Environmental Action . "Connecticut legislators supporting the bill have sent red scarves tmy wore on the floor during this week 's vote to Massachusetts legislators seeking their support," she said. siste rs-in-law survive. C:AIJJI'CH.IS ~111d <I \l I h t' IT~ I will OK deposit laws "' by The Pu iJ il slunt.( Cu • \IU it ll ll l'dla, /li t' . ft,r ";\lt Lynn." . : • J' u h l l ~ l l t't l t'\l t'l ,\ Su111l11,r ·I .Area.Deaths FI.ORENCE CASEY GALLIPOLIS - ~' I orence Evelyn Casey. H, Ht. 3, Ga lli poli s (Bula ville Rd . 1 died at 9:20a.m. Saturday in the Holzer Medica l Center. She had been in fai ling hea lth the pa st YJl8r. ' A former ernp !Qyee of Hobbins and Myers, the Holzer Medica l ·Center and Ga llipolis Business College, she was the daughte r of the late Joh n Mill er and Elizabeth Ea ly Miller. She was born Aug . 17, !933 at Vinton. Surviving is her .hu sba nd , Arthur Casey , whom she married reb. 21, 1953 at Bidwell. Survivin g children are Mrs. Ca rlos !Chmtinel Ayala, Brooklyn, N Y.: Shcrri Lynn and Tina Louise, both of Jackson Pik e. Ga llipoli s, Arthur E. Casey, Jr .. at home . Two granddaughters surviving are Adrienne and Ter ese . The foll owing brothers and sisters surv ive: Calvin Miller, Ira Miller, Columb us . . a nd Booker Ev a ns. Col umbu s : Henrv Eva ns, Lubbock, nxas: Mr. Maxine Griffin, Mrs. Virgie Matthews, Mr s. Margaret Penn. Mrs. Dorothv Ne!ghbors, Mrs. Phobee Goolsby , Mrs . Loretta Brown, il ll of Co lu mbu s; Mrs . Mary Watkins of Jersey City, N. .1 .: Mrs. Beula Hicknwn. Bidwell and Mrs. Wonuna Dona ldson of Bri dgepo rt, 0 . Ei'gh t brothers-in-l aw an d fi ve Sunday Times-Sentinel ' ...fireman says he saw men, car near scene apparently tipped 1 ( A 1944 graduat e of Cilrthage · Troy High School. Boggs served in the U. S. Army air curps dunn g the rest of World War II CLEVELAND (UPI ) - A Suburban Lyndhurst fireman testified Sa turday he saw two men in a dark blue car while f:h!X'king fire hytlrants at the office building parking lot where Cleveland rac keteer Danny Greene died in a bomb blast Oct. 6. Thomas Schrnenk said he saw the two men and the ca r twice in the parking lot, but added he could not identify them . • Greene was killed when he attempted to leave the parking lot after a dental appoin~ne n t in the building. r-------------------------- (' been here ever smce . Operators A.J- Tiie Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sundav. A{.il 2. !978 JAILED SPRINGFIELD, Ohio tUPI I _ James E. Br~wer , 21 . Springfield: was Jaded Friday ni ght after bemg charged with five co unts of agg rav ated r obbery , one count of fel on(flus assault a nd one count' of kidnaping. Ch arges were filed after he held up a doll'lltown tavern and fo rced patron Tim Foster of S prin~fi eld into his own Tag . ALETHA CHASE POMEROY - Mrs. Aletha Bl ackwoo d Chase. 91, Coo lvill.e. died Saturday at Hi chfie ld Man or Nursi ng Home , Hi chficld , Ohio following an extended illness. She was born in Athens Count y, the daughter of the late William an~ Issa Griffin Bla ckw ood . She WilS a lifelong res ide nt of Troy Twp., Athens County. · She attended Vanderhoof Baptist Church and was a member of the ch urch's Jolly Workers Club. Sur vivo rs in clude a nephew, Harold Blackwood of Akn1n ; 11three nieces, Doris Brown , Granger Twp : Milr io n Ham mond , Ne w Smyrna Beach, Pia.: Leona Powell of San Diego, Ca lif. She was preceded by her husband, Halph B. Chase. Funeral services will ·be held at 11 a. m. Monday from the White Funeral Home in Coo lvi ll e. Rev. C'ec il Morri son will officiate. Burial will be in · Bethel Cemeter y near Coolvill e. Ca lling hours will be held fr om 2-4 and 7·9 p.m. today. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Myers, Gall ipolis, and ma ternal -grandmother. is .Mrs. Melvin Holley. Funeral services will be held 2 p.rn . Monday at the Willis Funeral Home with Rev . E. C. Delaney of· fi ciating. Burial will foltow in Kings Chapel · Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 until 9 p.m. Sunday. CLAIR H. PARKINSON MIDDLEPORT - Clair H. Park in son, 84 , Route l , RENA Y. FI FE .Middlepor1 , d1ed Friday a t St. Gt\ LL IPOLIS- Rena V. Mary's Hospital in Hun· Fife, 77, who resided at 71 tington, .w. Va., following a Mill Creek . 1\d., Gallipolis, . long illness. died at 4:45a .m. Saturday at Mr. Parkinson was born Pike County Hospita l's ex· Abg. 4.• 1893 in Meigs Co unty, tended ca re unit, Waver ly. son of the late Lewis E. and She had been in [ailing health Mary Braley Parkinson. On fur approximately two years. June 6, 1925, he ma'rried in ser ious t:ondition one Olive Dobbs at Glen Easton, month. W. Va. Surv iving besides his She wa s born July 10, !900, wife are a daughter, Mrs. in Meigs County to Harvey Floyd (Evelyn ) Wyci n~ki of and Etta Yeauger Little, but Corning; a grandson, Ronald spent most of her life in A. Wycinski of Flint. Mich .: a Gallia County . She married sister, Mrs. Nellie Barton, George Admn Fife Dec. 24, Columbus; a nephew, Clair 192o. ill Pomeroy . He died in E. Barton of Toledo: and a October. 19ii2. niece. Helim M. McLain. 'l'hey,...~re SUIVIVed by tWO Perrysburg . . sons w1d a daughter : Gary Besides his parents, he was Fife, Ga lhpulis, and William , preced ed in deat h by a Columbus: Hnd Mrs. J ean brother, Ra y, of Columbus Johnso n. (;;!llipoli s. There and a . sister , Flossie arc fou r grandchildren and Parkinson, of Rutland. four grea t-grandchildren. A Mr . Pa rkinson wa s a sister prei:eded her in death . retired eng ineer of the New Shl' was a member of Point York Centra l Railroa d P leasa nt's · First NHzarcnl' hav in g worked for the Chu rch com pany fo r 43 yea rs. He was Funcnil servircs will be a veteran of World War I. He held at I p.m. Tuesday at the belonged to the Langsville Waugh-Hallcy-Wuud Funeral Christian Church and was a Home, the Hev. Alfred Holl ey lifetime member or both offi cia ti ng, aud burial will be Naomi Lodge 55 , Knights of in Gravel Hill Cemetery, Py thias, · and the Disabled Cheshi re . America n Veterans, Chapter Fnends may call 6-9 p.m. 003, Columbus. , Mond<J y at the funeral home. Funera l services will be held at tO a.m. Monday at the Wa lker Funeral Home in Rutland with the Rev . Gene · IUt: llARO MERSHON GAI.l.l POLIS Requiem Musser orncialing. burial will mass for Richard J . Mershon, be in the Oakfield Cemetery :16. wil l be sung at 10 a.m. at Corning. · Friends ma y call at the Munday ill St. !JJui s Catholic funeral home any time after 2 ClHII'C h by Father Adolf J . p.m. Sunday . The family will Golubiewski receive friends from 2 to 4 ,lnlcnllcnt will be 111 the St. and fro m 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday. l.uuis Catholic Cemetery un Friends may also call at the SR 141. Friends may call 6-9 Cornin g United Methodist p.m. today at the Jay CreChurch from 12:30 to 2:30 mt•cns Funeral Home. He died of a hca rt attack p.m. Monday . 'l1u~rsdil y whi le at work fur the Columbus and Southern ELD RIDGE SAUER Ohio Electric Cu. at Federa l PT . PLEASANT Mogul in Gallipolis Eldridge (Dutch) Sa uer, 64, Husil ry sen•1cc wi ll be helil Rr. 2, Point Pleasant , died at i : 30 this ew11i ng at the Friday, 3 p. m. at the home of ('hureh. his mother-in-law, Mrs. 0 . H. Ca rder, Rt. 2, Point Pleasa nt. He wa s a constru ctio n INFANT MY ERS GALLI POLIS - Jamie Lee foreman for the RagnarMyers, two month-<Jid infant Benson Construction Co. at so n of Mr. and Mrs. Paul lhe 1301 Project, New Haven. 1Brenda Kay Johnson) He was a 311 yea r member of Myers, was pronounced dead the Ca rpenters Local 1159 upon a rriv al at Holzer and treasurer at the time of Medical Center around 4 a.m. • his death. He had work ed as a Saturday , He was born Fe b. ca rpe nt er foreman on 4, 1978, in Holze r Medical various jobs for Local 1159. He was a former empiQ_yee of Cent er. One brother , Mi chae l the Mari etta Manufact urin ~ Eugene and one sister, Co . and also taught welding schoo l in 1942. Michaelle Lynn, survive. He was a member of the Paternal gra ndparen.ts are RECLINER FREE Toro Trim m er Buy il Wl\i r lwin d II De luxe . Wh ir lwi nd II or Cure fr ee Elec tr ic mowe r . Ge t FREE a Toro TrHllmer Cor d· Electn c Model 900 . Delu xe plowe r s hu ve Pow R-Drive. High Torque eng1ne, Ke y Lec t ric or fingertip sta rt. 21" c ut. Whirl wi nd It' s have Briggs 8. St ratton engi nes. 19" or 21 " cut. Self -propelled PowR Drive o r hand -propelled ava i lab le . Cordless Car e free Elec tr ic runs on r ech arge abl e batt e ry . Hur ry in. Red Tag Sal ends May 1, 1978 . Save $~ 0- To r o Till ers giv~· lou'itersllilt!y for troub le fr ee gar den ing Adtu'iL1hlt• til ling path t<l r weed ing Tine speeds ilnd tilling dept h can al so be adj us ted The· 2 hp mod el fea tur es e nc lo sed d r ive -!Qr_J_Qnger cha in li fe . Pe r fec t for mos l garden s. For bigger jobs. pi c k t he 31 ' hp genr dr 1ve model. Sa ve $40off t he re g ular pr~ ceo f any Toro Till er 'til Ma y 1. 1978 SALE . SAVE UP TO. lf20FF Haven't you done without aToro long enough? "·· One hurt in minor wrec~ Bring in your worn -out or o •tn1rn~>1 n athlet ic shoes and we'l l allow you $2 .00 towards th e pu rc hase of any new athletic shoe in stock . OFFER EXPIR~S APRIL 8TH, 1978 TRADE-IN GOOD ON MEN'S, CHILDREN'S & WOMEN'S • . ATHLETIC SHOES IN STOCK Store Hrs . Mon . & Fri. IIIB p.m. Tues. Wad . Sattill Thursday til ll.noon .... POMEROY Two vehicles received medium damages and one person was inju red In an aCCident on East Ma in St. at 9:45 a .m. Saturday . Pomeroy police sa id a vehi cle driven by Charles Bu ckley, Min ersv ille , . was backing from the Landmark parking lot and backed into the street hitting a westbound vehicle driven by Wald o Nea l, Harri so nvill e. Mr s. Nea l was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by the. Pomeroy emergency squad for trea tment of inj uries. Bu ckley was cited to mayor's co urt on a charge of improper backin g. • '\ VISA' master charge ,., ,•• , ~ • .,.,. t •~ o I .}/({::.::::::::::::: :::·:·::::::.:,:~,-: :...•... \ Bassett Colonial Beige Plaid Spr.i ng (Valley ·- RECLINER Regular $299.95 ' Bellemead United Methodi•t Church and former trustee or the church. He was botn August 12, 1913, Point Pleasant, to the late Albert L. Sr. and Maude Cheesebrew Sauer and. was preceded in death by one sister, Mrs. Betty Lou Nibert in · 1969 and one brofher, Albert L. Sauer Jr. in 1974. .He is survived by his wife, Alice Carder Sauer; three sons, Richard Saue r, St. Petersburg, Fla.: John Sa uer and Eldrige T. Sa uer, both of Point Pleasa nt; l wo s1slers, Mrs. Charles (Inez) Fowler, Point Pleasant : Mrs. Robert !Helen) Vickers, Follansbee, W. Va.; two brot hers , J . P. Sauer and Mbrvin Sauer, both of Point Pleasant, and ·seven grandchildr en. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p. m. in.the Crow-Hussell Funeral Home with the Rev. Bryan Blair officiating. Bu rial will be in Suncrest Cemetery. In lieu of flow ers, contributions may be·· made to the building fund of th e Bellmead United Methodist Church. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p. m. Sunday . ESTA WELCH GALLIPOLI S - E st a Welch, 82, Ht. 3, Gallipolis, died at 5:25 p.m. Friday at Holzer Medical Center. She had been in failing health about six years. She and her husband, Ernest H. Welch, operated a fa rm in the Vinton vicinity fur sev eral years. They were married Aug. 25, 1914 , in Iron· ., ton, and he died March 19, 1975. She was born Dec. 30, 1895, in Harrison Twp ., Gallia County, to Samuel S. and Nancy Farrell Drwrunond. They are survived by three sons, three daughters, 24 gran dchil dren, 24 great· gra ndehildren. The sons are Burtum Weleh , Winfield , W. Va .; Cassel H., Scott Depot, W. Va .; Willie Welch, Taylor, . Mich. The daughters are Mrs. Leonard (inez) Chi lders, Winf ie ld : Mrs. Robert (Ernestine) Bostwick' Rt. 3, Gallipolis; and Mrs. Wa yne (Barbara) Ru"'iell , Rt. 3, Gallipolis. One grandchild and one great-grandchild are dead. Mrs. Welch is also survi ved by a sister, Mrs, Rosa Spears, Proctorville. Three sisters and three brothers preceded her in death . She was a member of the Springfield Baptist Church. ·FWleral services will be held from the Good News Baptist Church on Georges Creek Rd ., at 1 p.m1"Mbnday, the Rev . Jerry l.ewis and the Rev . Robert Coldin of· ficiatlng , and burial will be in Cunningham Memorial Park at Charleston. The body wiU Ue in sta'te at the church for one hour prior to · the last rites. Friends may call :!-4 arid 7-9 p.m. today at the Waugh· • HalleyWood Funeral Home. ,.• PHONE 446-4554 ASK TO WED POMEROY - A marria11e license was Issued to Carl Jferman Wllsop, Sr., 43, Mld'tlleport, and Mar~elene ,. Kath~lne WUson. 40, Mid· diCJ><irt ' ' CO LUM BUS - Outdoo r recreation alre~dy is a $1 million dollar-a-year industry in a five-country region nf southeast Ohio, but an Ohio Sta te University School of Na tura l Heso urces stud y shows the area co uld attract more recreational dollars. Commissioned by the fiveco un ty Generat in g Rura[ Ohio . Wealth (G ROWl commu ni t y development council, tt.le study revea ls tha t loca l recrcationa I faci lit ies now are used largely on the weekends, and effort s must be made to at· tract long'er-term va 'Cationers from outside the Some 160,1100 campers use the nine private and state campground s in Athen s, Meigs, Gallia, Vinton and Jackson Counties. while area swimmin g tAnd pi cnic facilities attract SQme 650,1100 people each year, the study shows. The four area state pa rks are La ke Alma, Lake Hope, St roud s Run a nd Fork ed Run Stat e Park . While a siza ble number of the campers com~ :-:; from outside the area (nearly 50 percent from West Vir ginia ), 80 percent of the picn ic and swimming fa cility users are local residen ts. The West Virginia ca mp er:s spend area. $272,400 annually in the The stud y was fu nded GROW area . through the Ohio Agricultural " It 's a beautiful region. Resea rch and •Development got a lot of poten tial for Center and the Cooperative recr eational developmen t, " Extension Service under Title sa id pro ject director Kenneth V of the federal Ru ral A. Wen ner , an assistant Development Act . . professo r of natural resources. He noted also that hi gh quality recr eati onal fa cilities are a good enticemcn l fo r other industries to locate in the area. . The stud y revea ls tha t campers use both the private and state cam ~ ~ ro un ds prim ar il y fnr ex tended weekends and the facilities are largely underutilized at midweek throughout the 105day recreationa l sea son . Four days or less is the averagevisitfor61 percent of the campe rs using state facilities . Only 12 percent of the campers use the fa cilities fo r a one-week vacation, and 4 perce nt come for two weeks. Wenner said an effort co uld be made to encourage long~r­ term use of the camping fa cilities. This might be done through more local events It's . such. as the annual Jackson Apple Festival and .!lob Evans Farm ·Festival w~ich are designed to attra ct vacationers from out•ide the area . More use of the Ohio River for boating also should be encouraged, he said. Wenner pointed out that . none of the state • campgrounds has electrical hookups at the campsites . Even when camping, a sizable number of people want the conveni ence of electricity and area cam pgroun ds proba bly would attract. m ore users if this were availabl e, he sai d. Slrnilarly, many people, when camping for more than a few days, enjoy eating away fr om their campsite. More restaurant faci lities .near campgrounds ·likely would enco urage longer-term campe r s to vacation in the area. SAVINGS SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA Coordinate Sets TOP 60% COITON 40% POLYESTER ssoo Solid Colors with contrast trim. Colors Red / Navy, Brown / Khaki , Natural /Blue, Green / Navy Jogging. Short x~~~~~-L '4° 0 Solid Color with contrast trim. Whtte!Navy,,Gr.een/ White, Khaki/ Navy, Na'I\'/ White, Red / White 50% - -cotton50% Polyester ONE TABLE MAGIC HOSTESS · WRANGLER, BARROWS, H.I.S. FASHION JEANS REDUCED 25 .% OFF 3¥2 Qt. Slow ELECTRIC COOKER $ 899 Reg. 111.99 Two Heat Settings LIMITED SUPPLY ' LADIES' POLYESTER KNIT SHORTS Sizes '2" 10-18 TO 20.00 VALUES SIZES 28 thru' 40 Waists 1 •soo , PER PAIR '3'' 32-38 ASSORTED SOLID COLORS '13.00 to AND and Watst Sizes REG. Save •325 •' HOURS . MARTHA SHEPPARD PT . PLEASA NT - Mar1ha S. Sheppa rd , 79, 1357 Hose b er ry C ir c l e, Charleston, died Friday in the Riverside Nursing Home after a long illness. She was a member of the Ce n't ra l Baptist Church, Charleston. Born Feb. 19:) 899, Salein, W. Va ., she was the daughter of the late Stephen E. and Minerva Pal Swiger. Survivors in clu de six daught ers, Mrs. Ruth Withrow, Charleston; Mrs. Hel en Ervin a nd Mrs. Catherine Surbaugh, both of South Charleston; Mrs. Mary Bowen, Elkview; Mrs. Jack Sharp, Columbus, Ga.: Mrs. Juanita Fox; Florida; two sons, Eugene Sheppard , Henderson, and George R: Sheppard, Grand Rapid s, Mi ch.; one sis ter, Mrs. Gladys Marshall, Jackson· ville, Fla.: 25 grandchildren a nd 13 great-grandchildren . Funeral services will be held 1 p. m. Monday at the Snodgrass Funeral Home Cha pel, South Charleston with the Rev . Harvey Christie offici ating. Burial will be in Gra celand Memorial Park, Sout h Charleston. Fi·iends may call at the Sn odg rass Funer al Home, So uth Charleston , from 2 .to 4 p. m. and from 7 to 9 p. m. Sunday . .• ,•' Outdoor recreation $1 million a year_industry .in SEQ area I S-Ml -XL Inseams . Choose from MEN'S PLACKET FRONT BANLON GOLF SHIRTS SIZES Pre-Washed Denim S-MUL and Khaki Styles Assorted Solid Colors $499 . �., ' . "---~ A~-The Sunday Times-Sentinel , Sunday, April2, 1978 ~ -.----------------L--------- ' A-4- The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, April2, 1976 Recall effort is doing good WASH INGTON tUP II ~ (' J.E VI': I. i\Nil r Ul'l i - OrgHIIizecl · labor Saturday Urgani zer.s of tile drivr tu issued a n~pag c ·bookl et l'el'Hll Clev t•lmul Ma yur Dennh; claim thrir effort gut ~(lod sta rt il ck n o~dc d g e thHI ofL tu a showing that many ·major newspapen; have endorsed , but what President Carter 's labor law reform bill . lw ppcn s next Thu rsday will The booklet was tntendcd. del crmmt• Ihe s UlT~ss 1tr in pmt. to refute a 704-page fai\ui·e of thr drive . riucument thai opponents of Th e ci·it ical 9.9-tnill the bin issued a week ago. l €1."\ levy ·Bot h reprint c ditori<~l s up for a vnte that de~y, from· n ewspaJIGr ~ throughout and up to 100,000 Clcvcla n· tlJC n<:~li o n .• de1·s nre expl'<'tcd to vote un The AFI.-CIO seid the anti- Clrvcland srhr1 ol Ctllll C!S / U1c issu(l.. hill boo k. clisl rilxiled by the Gath eri ng signa tures HS Amcrice:tn New s pap e r vote rs wa lk into poll ing Publishers Associati on ancl pl,dces will be a n easy way to the National Newspaper boost the reca ll operat ion, Asso ciati on, was " an sa id funn er t'itr Co uncilmrtri inte ntional ftttempt to I 1\l bcrt Ball e,;•. a recall clecei ve " the public . II said I he · bouk ha d hopes to collect 25.000 included 40 stories about signatures that da v. unions. but not bbor law "If wr don't , we'l.l be forced reform ; three co lumnist s to do a lol of door-to-door appea red 42, 26. and 25 times leader , \•.:lw noted his group ' I I work. " he !!dmitted . '!11c <:ollllllittcc aims to rerruit 200 to 300 volunt~ers to work the rit y's polling places. Orga ni zers of the n~c etll jus't 30 days tu objain lh e signatures of 20 percent of flev(• l ::~nd 's registe red voters . Th<.tt mean ~ tht•y must gather ,551 \'a li c~ signuturcs on pC\11 ions. opere~ lion he~vc Polin· slt' pping up .\ loro ~t·are h HOME r U PI! - Police stepped up the ir nationwide ~carl'h Ma con. N.C. : Da\·t<l Stgma n wlw did a scene. of Fort Gaint:s, Al<ib<liil<t , <lilt! J mun~· Wllson. who did the Sl<ltue nf Liberty and I\cw York hilrbor . Asststl ng tht> !'i e,·e n~h graders wilh thctr pruj~l·ts were Handy l'undlff flnd Jeffrey l ..ttudernult. l' t ~ hlh graders. CLASS PHOJECTS DESIGNED- To reenforce their >lu<he> ofVS. Hi>lory w1 der Mrj. Barbara Dem osky at th e Meigs Junior High SChool. oeventh graders ha ve created son'l'rlnteresting Arncricon sce ne>. From the left with the1r creatiOns are Steve Bunce. depicting Fort tudBy for the kid- napp(11'S of former premier Al clu Muru. extendiug the house-to-house hunt to nor- th••mlta!y in an effo111o turn up "rJ wcc1k link" leading thelll to the hideo ut of the tll usivc Hcd Brigades. Four injured in six auto wrecks ----~GALLIPOLIS - Four persons were injured LITTON630 COMBINATION RANG E.-SElf CLEANING OVEN REG. '87goo were 00 TV & APPLIANCE BOmE GAS RACINE , 0 . 949 -2020 Squad fur Mc1gs County . The animal rc111 1r1tn the path of a car "peratNI by Hobert 1. . Newell. 60. Chester. 111ere Bil l E . in the Edwards P hoebe C. Fergu son. 68. Kl' rwvu. a ~\ as passenger in thl' Fcrgu:;un auto. There wa s morlt·rr~tr cident uccu rrtfd at 6 p.m. un US 35. one nulr wt·st t1 f Hio Crandc whrre an unk nown ~· t' h lele fli pp rd a stone CTa cklllg the wmdsh1eld un u ce~r 11 per:Jted by ~1ar~· J . ~k'i eitl, 45, U;~ k Iii ii. \'Chic le and of a m1le east 11 f SH HiO when• 1~. Ht. 1. Anot her deer wa s kill ed ol 7:25 fJ.J I L on SH 7. two tenth~ uf ~~ rn1l e so uth of the Gr.llliil · Metl-!S !me. lt ran int o the path of a veh1clc up<:rated by T11nothy M. McDani eL 21. llt. 2, Chesh1 re . A deer wa s st ruek in an tiff the west stde of the high· (J\ YOU MUST REGISTER TO VOTE! For th e voters' convenience we are placing a tr ained registrar at the following bank s: . •CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK •FARMERS BANK •RACINE HOME NATIONAL BANK •POMEROY NATIONAL BANK •AND AT THE RUTLAND AND TUPPERS PLAINS BRANCHES OF THE POMEROY NATIONAL BANK April 3·4·5 DURING REGULAR BANKING HOURS · Th e bank s are donat in g s pace in thei r lobbi es as a Jub li c service to you , the Voter s. If you a re unable to atten d on th ese days ha ve yo ur neighbor sto p in and receive in struc tion s on how you may be regi stered and obtain th e necessary form s . ultr<:~ · MEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS ' You're Invited To Pomeroy. Landmark Come One! Come All! f'rtumcd . April 5-6-7-8 ! : i)~ . -· l ... ~.~: Ohio Valley Bank takes a BIGINTE President facing' problems in helping you save money! DOUBLE YOUR MONEY in alittle over 9 years MIDDLEPOHT - Th e Middle porl Emergen cy Squad was ca lled to Hamilton St. at 9:10 p.m. Friday for Bessre Haddox. a medical patient, was was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. • CIN CINNATI (UP!) - The faciliti es merger between the Ci ncinnati _f;nquirer is Enq uirer and the. afternoon planning a three-acre, S16.7 da ily Cincinnati Post, million production fa cility in Keating said. Shou ld the U.S . West End, Enquirer attorney general 's office the move , President William J . Keating approve production for both papers has announced . The building , which would be in the new plant. eventually could be expanded to 12 acres, would house APPOINTED presses , typesetting and COLUMBUS (UPI ) - Gov . engraving equipmen t, a James A. Hhodes has an· mailroom and ~ib l y street nounced the appoi ntment of sales circulation"'"Tacilities, Alva rene N. Owens, Dayton, Keating said . Edi tor ial , sales, advertising, circul a- to a four·)'ejj te rm on the tion a nd perso nnel Ohio LottC'I\!' Comm ission. Owens, · an attorney and departments will remain on former assista nt city Vine Street downtown. prosec utor in Dayton , suc· The building proposal, cee ds David F . Leahy, which must re ce ive ci ty council approval, will not Cleveland, whose term" ex· affect an application for a pired in November. C LE VEI.A~D rUPl J - A girll n cnd of Cleve land racketee r Dani el J . " Danny" Greene. killed by a bomb blast last Oct. 6. testified F'ndar th at Greene ah\ays madr Hn extr:t cffori to as!oi urc h1m self thH! he wils .. ' ' ' \ ~-}'-..\:;...- ., '.·. EACH PillA \\ uUid. not ' be an target . easy ~/ Grcem: frequen tl y \ ' arll'd his rout e l1J tHHi fr um hi s · EAT IN OR ne veland apartment and NO ·!hut <~l m ust (.'very tune hefl!r e register al your participating he gut tnt u a ca~ he checked CARRY OUT under it to met kc sure no l>im hhafi been pl ant ed !here. Ms. Schmidt , at the trial of ;ix alleged unde rworld ligur e.s charged with the slai•ing, also testified that Greene, '47, an alle~ed t'BI SERVICE Open Sunday 4:00 Til 11:00 . lnrorm ant, often carried a . MEIGS INN gun which he kepi stuffed in his trousers or in a blue gym ba g. . ,;It was a bi g gun and you pull he bullels in through the PIZZA SHACK ht~ndle ~" she PHONE 992-6304 ! said , 1nd 1t~!lin g !he weapon probably was an automatic pistoL The witness said she li ved with Greenc from the I imc she was !8 un(f! his death in a parkin g lot in s uuurba n -••••••••••••••••-••••••--.J Lyndhurst. % "' " ' 6 27% ~·:~~';;' 00 6• • 6.50%~~;~·· 6.81%~~~~·:;· - •.• ~~I . PRJZES name and address to " LANDMARK Grow Time Sate Day s," f'.O. Box 479, Columbus , Ohio 43216. ' TO BE GIVEN Apr H .a. 1978 Void where la<ed, regulated or AwAY prohlbtted by ~ tatute. Landmark emptovees . their dgents and their fam ilies not eligible. With G&rden Too l Set pri1e. a drl!w ing will be held for each partic ipating local associat ion , so each will have at least- one wmner . Entries will be tnc luded In all MADE - · % '""" Aale 763% ~~~~·::· • YtelO Guaranteed rate on maturity of three years Minimum deposit ol $1 ,000. lnlelesl com- f pounded da ,ly Interest must remam on .de pos<l a lull year to earn effectiVe annual yteld . """" 190% ~~:~~·:;· 50% 7.• Vlelll P.ate • • SAVINGS CERTIFICATE Guaranteed rate on maturity of six years. M;nrmum deposit ol $1 ,000. Interest com· pounded da<ly Interest must rema ;n on deposit a lull year to earn eftecllve annual yield "'*• ' JACK W. CARSEY, MGR. • .. I~ And , in addition to all this ... monthly or quarterly income ... paid on one, two , three, four or six year certificates. Interest payable monthly if you desire on certificates with face amount of $5,000.00 or more . . •On th;w dcp~sit~ . rl•gu lal i o n~ rt•quirl' thflt tlu·r~ lw an i nt1 ·n·~t pl' ntd t;r ir tht> print·ipul \s with dra wn · lwforc. m~ Hirtt y . Hold er w~U he pn id inh' rL·~ t ' nt tlw nnnunl rAt.c uf :)"~ It'S!! t hruc munlhs for the tim !? I lw prmcapal wns on dcpo:ut. , CJhe SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA • . . . we ·Ohto·Valley Bank 5"' , Gal lipo lis . Oh iO Me mber FDI C The Leading SavingS Plans Are At The Leading. Savings Bank ' ·~t .. existing .certift.c ':t cs IDJ«T !:J1T ~HOES ~ ~ ><:::> ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Contractor $297 PAIR ~ ~ Nurserymen . Designer Several Styles and Colo!S. Not All Sizes IN USA POMEROY LANDMARK Drive A Little and Save A Lot- Free Delivery within 7De 5 Mtles- Yes! We Service At Your Local Hotpoint a 1er. '\ Stor~ Hours.: 8 =30 to 5 :J~ Mill Closes at 5:00 Servmg Me tgs, Gallia & Mason Counties. P. M.- Guara nteed rate on maturity ol two ye als Mlllimum deposil ol $1 ,000 Int e rest com· pounded daily . Interest must rema•n on de· pOSit a fu ll year to earn ellecl lv e ann ual yi eld KOTALIC LANDSCAPING TENNIS SHOES. Limit, one enlry per person , deadline for entries , other prize drawings . SAVING~ CERTIFICATE ~ SAVINGS CERTIFICATE; MEN'S & BOYS' April S 8. If you ca n't,stop in:send post card w ith full ' '!' it!ld Add beauty to your home or business this spring . Plan Now . SundJJy SpeciJJl PURCHASE Rate Guaranteed rate on maturity of lour ye a•s. Mimmum deposit ol $1 .000 . lnte• esl com· poun ded daily . Interest must remam on deposit a lull year 10 earn elle c.trve annual yteld . ....~ 1,;.·) ·~ \j,;/ BARGAIN TABLE llcnt sc Schmidt , 21. smd EATEN ON PREMISES 6.00%.~~:~·' 6. 27%~~·F SAVINGS CERTIFICATE ' 561°' '"'""' 512%'""'"' 5 5O % . .,,,, 5 61% 50 7.25 • n('t bemg fol lowed £md thil t he a ss;;t SJl in~ t 1on ... Bring us your money... we 11 give it our greatest interest! . Girlfriend on -stand ST DAILY COMP_OUNDING on evelJ' Savings Account. Passbook, Retirement Account and Certificate Enquirer plans press facility A. llay man. 46 , Syracuse It apJXlrenti.l· escaped 'erltHIS 111jur) l)em onstrau uns. Vilma Prkkoja : Quil L,, \1 a~ l<t'wr,·nte ; Crafl sl10p . Ethel Liwe . Art exhibits. Man;• L1ttcrer : i SQUAD CALLED p;Hii of a ca r driven !Jy Daniel FREE FOUNTAIN SOFT DRINKS \'41TH l· 5 accident 31 6:20p.m. un US :t l, three te nths uf a mile Oo111i of en 19. It I'U11 int o the SUNDAY SPECIAL l Gallia'~ Senio'r Citizen Day scheduled on May 16 . 5•00 nunor d<.tmagc . Bidwell. gu in g ~,~, t·s t , lost control of hrs cur which ran way then kid · for a week. refu sa l t u With th(' nu ppl'rs, th e t!lusiw , leftist Her! Brigades. ll{',i;!otiHI(.' ni ~ht A wmclsh1dd · 1ype ac- damage . The other mjur) accident occurred at II :50 p.m. Fmla y on CR 2. t wr1 an~ l'lght t cot hs Gerald M. Gee. life des pit e the ... ca ndi da te :l:lB at the JUncllun to SH I'll in Bur1 on, 27, Ht. 2, Wellston , a W. T. CHESTER . 0. 985 -3307 Emt•rge ncy 77. Keno\·a . W. Va., stru ck ctn auto dnven by Paul C. Ed · wards. 52, Wellstr;n . Moro's g( ,\·e rnnwnt 's printed, including one thai appeared 26 times. The AFL-C IO sa id more thruwi ug guvernor. has been ruled off the June 6 Hepubli ean primary ba llot for fail ing to HETUIIN TO -SC HO OL ubtai n enough va lid CINCINNA TI iUPI J - signa tures un his petitions of Judges arc headi ng ba ck to candidacy. school - ln learn huw tu rcatl Secretary of State Ted faster. Br own mad e the rulin g Eight of !he 16 Hamilton Friday on Con liff. who is Count)' Common Pleas Coun awaiting trial un criminal judges have dec;ded to take a assau lt charges in con nection special eight-week University with an in cident in which nf Cincinnati speed · reading Gov. James A. Hhodes was course, to be taught at tl1e struck in I he fa ce with a pie at courthouse two hours ollt.' Ihe Oh io State t'air last year. and a passenger, IG· trcrttmr nt of mmor inju nes. ~o t harges wer·t· fli ed A deer wa s kl !!cd m an acci dent at I ::lO p.m. on SR dnven by Morgan Fergti:.;.11n, In ju red ~~~t;J- $728 RIDENOUR [ ; l! t' yeHr old Tcunmy Fraser. Ga\li pnhs, wen• takcu tu the Holzer Medt cal Center by the (;a\llfl Cou nty Volunt et·r· stx traffic accidents investi gai ed Fnday by the Uallia· Me1g; Post State Highway Pat roL The fi rst occurred at 12 :11 p.m. on SR 7 at Airport Hd . 'Ilw patrol said a vehide p~sscng e r ~ Ill 111c Vu tica n offer ed for the scnmd time Friday to in!Cr\'cnc 111 an effort to save each; and a wide vil riety of repea t editoria ls . we re I I I than 350. newspap~rs have Natiollal l>Jbor llelalions Act endo rsed the bil l, whi ch of !934 and streamli11e the passed UJC House 257-!63 011 process for w1ions to organize Ocl. 6, 1977 , and wa s de<1rL>d 'noJHinion workers and close by a Senate comrnillee Jan . 5. loopholes in the existmg law. II is.expec ted to come to the Senate noor shortly after action on the Panama. Canal treaties is com pleted . · The Newspaper Gu ild . whi ch represent s rank-and· ft!e newspapers reporters in CONLlFt' OUT the natio11, has endorsed the CQ L~MBUS LUPI ) bill Steven r:. Con lif!, the pie· Th e bill would reform the . Letten of oplnloo are welcomed. l'hey should be less than 300 words long (or l>e subjeet to reduction by / 1 the edltor)-'ftntl must be signed with the olgoee's ad· 1 t;Af,l.l PO !.IS - The Gidlia t>e<lp ie in (;a!liu Cou11ty wliu telep hone the Center at tile May !6~uing>. Gal lipolis Stale Ins ti tute C hur l.' h e~, ,Jt \hrt C' 0:1 sey; dress. Names may be withheld upon publication. I ()tiler cum!Jlittees are Scnt ur Citizens, Shi rl ey Cl ubs. Eth el Hob rnsun : Cuunty Sen ior Citizens Ce nter arc 00 yc(.I J'S of age . Anyunc .44ii-71XI(). Mr. and Mrs. Lester However, oo request, oames will be disclosed. Letters I ha~ ur!:{anized it:-; ~c tu p for who IS 90 or· over. or anyorw.· f )e~vis a r e the eo· Shu t-ins, lla Mtus: Couples Dmley; Garden clubs, Huti1 Mus1cal Cllkrtotrut l t'nl,· Etht•l Senior Citizen Day May 16 >ix who knows sunu:ont: who ts · ch<11 rpcr~uns of the cunu ni t- tmtn' lcd longes t, Mr. d llll Miller : Burse shoes and other I{,.Jbln:-iol l. Over HII chmrper 1 should be 'In good taste, addressing Issues, not per· 1 sonalltles. . 1 wee ks ear ly Lc) hunor 90, · llas. an im•itatiun to tce 11 1 chtit'ge of thi s part of Mr·s. Le sli e Brucker : g ;ii!H..'S , Frt:tnk W ashin ~tun ; sun. l':thel 1\o bmsun. t•verybody 65 years of age and older, but with special honors to go to lolk who have their 90th birthday . \ reached l':verything will be at the I I eenter itself a mile from I I Gallipolis on Ja ck>on Pike , except the Prayer Breakfast. Taxpayers need look at system It will be held at Grace . . March :m, 1978 United Methodist Church. The two past wmters have taken their toll on our public The search is now on fu r road systems. As a result, we are faced ·with much repair needed and without funds in so many cases. As taxpayers, we need to look at OW" system structW" e and consider changes. As a l.axpayer, I ask you, as a l.axpaye r, to Lake a mental voyage w1th me. • · ' ~e townships are _presently submitting their reports of condttt on to the taxpayer through the local news media. This reporting is a legal responsibility to inform the t.axpayer what, whe~e. when an d how much and consists, generally . of an expansive group or li gures covering from over one third of a T_hat's ri ght ! $1,000.00 or $99,000 .00, you double y~ur or iginal investment in ' page in the local paper to near ly one page according .to the WASHINGTON (UP!) mne ~ears and 43 clays, earni ng an annual perce ntage rate of '(.50% with an various townships. Pres ident Carter returns These reports reveal many things , two of which are the effective annual yield of 7.90 %, provided all dai ly compounded interest is most glaring and pase the greatest problems. First, I observed from South ·America and· allowed to accumulate over the full mat urity of the agreement. We ca ll it on one sta tement the !act that $10,000 of the $17,000 income was Africa Monday to face an our DOUBLE VALUE CERTIFICATE. , spent to pay out the remaining $7,000 on our road system for accelerating domes ti c in· nation rate that seriously one year. Second, of thi s $7,000 remain ing, equipment mu>t be threa tens the U.S. economic recovery. purchased, maintained and manned on our roads . Major new initiatives to With the devaluation of the dollar and realizing the cost of address the problem are in equipment, repairs and labor, we can readi ly see why we get the works, administration so lrtlle for what we think is so much. We shou ld not, as offi cials said Satu rday. In· taxpayers, point fingers at the trustees for not having the At Ohio Valley Bank, we offer the hi g he~t interest or~ your choice of short and flatio n policy has, in the past, roads in great shape, after this realization, but look to long-term savings plans. And because in terest is compout;cled ·clai ly on all - . ourselves as we have fostered and p<: rpe tuated the syste m focused mainly on reforming the federa l tax system and whereby the tail now wags a fair size dog. savmgs dollars, even you.r interest earns interest: Annual yields are effectiv e After the menl.al voyage, let us dream about a solution. Is holding down spen ding. ~hen prmc1pa l and tnte res~ are left un deposit for a full yea r* You won't Continued devaluation of there a possibility that a larger existing administratio n could the dollar, however, together fmc! a better way to save. -. a~d should be administering the funds with little or no cost and . ' ',.I with cold weather and the is it possible for said larger administration to purchase and coa l strike unlea shed in· maint.ain a lesser amount of eq uipment, overa ll, than now purchased and mainl.ained' I speak of the county flalio nary press ures in adm inistration. Dream on this! We arc a govern ment - of February and March that the people, by the p<:uple and for the people and the voter could nul be predicted in January. establishes the system. " At thi s' poi nt ," sa id While we are dreaming on a futW"e so lution, we see our Ohio Valley Bank cap help you plai1 a savings program that matches your Treasury Secretary Michael dilemma and need ac t now lo alleviate it presently . The day short and long-term savings goals and earns you high interest every step was when our grandfathers would sp<:nd a day, occasionally. Blumenthal, " t he most on the road with a team of horses. This was, on most occasions, recent statistics indicate that of the way. These goals might include retirement, a new home, an education without pay and I am inclined to believe that they contributed ther~ are some worrisome ... whatever. Or simply that peace of mind and secure feeling that on ly devqlbpmen ts, that inOation much to oW" present roadbeds . may be accelerat ing." With the dollar devaluation, it is and sha ll be impossible to money in the bank Cii:J, bring. Our people are looking forward to helping you Blumenthal, app<:aring on maintain road s with the present tax structure using the system save - or with any of your other banking needs. Give us a ca.IL Or better st)ll , we selected . I can visualize the grandfathers and fathers of a sy nd icated Evans and dro p by one of ow· four offices. You 'll discover that we really are ready to today needing to take on a noble sense of civic minded public Novak te levision program . spiritedness wherein they can be banned together as a work said, " We have had very bad ·help you group for the purpose of rural and community improvenj"nl , weather. We have had a coal Spring is here and the lime has arrived for us to Lake on S<J me stri ke. Those things - the public and private dignity.- Frank Cleland, Box 184, Racine, length of thai >trike and the severity of the weather Ohio 45771. were not known in January . White House economist Charles Schu ltze said the Open letter to Clmde.~.~ llriver economic report ca rd looked April!, 1978 bad between Januar)' and An open letter to the person that cro wded my daughter-inMarch. but he envisioned " a law over the berm on the Bub McCormick Rd. at snap-back of real output in ,o. nnu al / 0 Ou a11erl1 ~ O(/0 Rate '1 lel0 01 approximately 7:4a Tuesday morning. You were driving fast the second quarter , as fir st /0 AoMI >cml Ra to Y l!!ld • • and seemed to need the whole road. You were in a dark blue quaner losses ~remade up ; ~ GOLDEN PASSBOOK • car. and continuation of a soli d PASSBOOK SAVING Guaran teed Jale on malur< ly ol 90 days MiniShe and her baby were not injured tha nks to a very good .~ rate of growth in the second M inimum deposit ol $5.00 . Interest com· mum depos<t $1 .000 . tnt e•est compounded ear seat and most important of all, God dealt with them half. .. pounded daily . Interest must rem arn on de· datl y and patd qu arterly mercifully. ~ Adm ini strat ion so urces posit a lull year to earn ellecliv e ann ual ytcld TI1ey were about to go over into the very deep culv ert in said real output as measured front of the Frank Belville home, but because of His tender ><:::> by the Gross Nationa l mercy she had the presence of mind to apply the brakes hard Product showed. little or no ~and the car made a complete turn and she went through a gain between January and ~~·;.:~·.:, fence on the opposite side of the road . Whoeve r you are, I March . A '1eady GNP would AatH Yteld ><::5"" real ire you 're not the only ca reless driver that travels Bob portend the worst economic SAVINGS CERTIFICATE • • MeCo~iek Rd . SAVINGS CERTIFICATE Guaranteed ra te on malullly ol one year ';.0"" there were a few road signs and a speed limit showjng since the end of the 19H-7a recession. M tntm um depost t ol $1 .000 Interest com· ' Guaranteed rate on malur<ty ol 90 days Ia app opriate for that road p<:rhaps there wouldn't ha ve to I one year Minr mum dep ostt $1 .000 lnll!!eSI pounded da tly Interest must lem atn on de ~· be a fatal accident. because of S<Jmeone's foolishne ss. posll a full year to Elflrn elfe cllve annual yield compounded daily and pa <d qu anerl y ·Eleanor Dailey . ~ 1 Labor issues booklet , will be compounded dmfy starting with the next. and earh('st 1nt.cresl bcaqng pcr1od . • ., ' �., ' . "---~ A~-The Sunday Times-Sentinel , Sunday, April2, 1978 ~ -.----------------L--------- ' A-4- The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, April2, 1976 Recall effort is doing good WASH INGTON tUP II ~ (' J.E VI': I. i\Nil r Ul'l i - OrgHIIizecl · labor Saturday Urgani zer.s of tile drivr tu issued a n~pag c ·bookl et l'el'Hll Clev t•lmul Ma yur Dennh; claim thrir effort gut ~(lod sta rt il ck n o~dc d g e thHI ofL tu a showing that many ·major newspapen; have endorsed , but what President Carter 's labor law reform bill . lw ppcn s next Thu rsday will The booklet was tntendcd. del crmmt• Ihe s UlT~ss 1tr in pmt. to refute a 704-page fai\ui·e of thr drive . riucument thai opponents of Th e ci·it ical 9.9-tnill the bin issued a week ago. l €1."\ levy ·Bot h reprint c ditori<~l s up for a vnte that de~y, from· n ewspaJIGr ~ throughout and up to 100,000 Clcvcla n· tlJC n<:~li o n .• de1·s nre expl'<'tcd to vote un The AFI.-CIO seid the anti- Clrvcland srhr1 ol Ctllll C!S / U1c issu(l.. hill boo k. clisl rilxiled by the Gath eri ng signa tures HS Amcrice:tn New s pap e r vote rs wa lk into poll ing Publishers Associati on ancl pl,dces will be a n easy way to the National Newspaper boost the reca ll operat ion, Asso ciati on, was " an sa id funn er t'itr Co uncilmrtri inte ntional ftttempt to I 1\l bcrt Ball e,;•. a recall clecei ve " the public . II said I he · bouk ha d hopes to collect 25.000 included 40 stories about signatures that da v. unions. but not bbor law "If wr don't , we'l.l be forced reform ; three co lumnist s to do a lol of door-to-door appea red 42, 26. and 25 times leader , \•.:lw noted his group ' I I work. " he !!dmitted . '!11c <:ollllllittcc aims to rerruit 200 to 300 volunt~ers to work the rit y's polling places. Orga ni zers of the n~c etll jus't 30 days tu objain lh e signatures of 20 percent of flev(• l ::~nd 's registe red voters . Th<.tt mean ~ tht•y must gather ,551 \'a li c~ signuturcs on pC\11 ions. opere~ lion he~vc Polin· slt' pping up .\ loro ~t·are h HOME r U PI! - Police stepped up the ir nationwide ~carl'h Ma con. N.C. : Da\·t<l Stgma n wlw did a scene. of Fort Gaint:s, Al<ib<liil<t , <lilt! J mun~· Wllson. who did the Sl<ltue nf Liberty and I\cw York hilrbor . Asststl ng tht> !'i e,·e n~h graders wilh thctr pruj~l·ts were Handy l'undlff flnd Jeffrey l ..ttudernult. l' t ~ hlh graders. CLASS PHOJECTS DESIGNED- To reenforce their >lu<he> ofVS. Hi>lory w1 der Mrj. Barbara Dem osky at th e Meigs Junior High SChool. oeventh graders ha ve created son'l'rlnteresting Arncricon sce ne>. From the left with the1r creatiOns are Steve Bunce. depicting Fort tudBy for the kid- napp(11'S of former premier Al clu Muru. extendiug the house-to-house hunt to nor- th••mlta!y in an effo111o turn up "rJ wcc1k link" leading thelll to the hideo ut of the tll usivc Hcd Brigades. Four injured in six auto wrecks ----~GALLIPOLIS - Four persons were injured LITTON630 COMBINATION RANG E.-SElf CLEANING OVEN REG. '87goo were 00 TV & APPLIANCE BOmE GAS RACINE , 0 . 949 -2020 Squad fur Mc1gs County . The animal rc111 1r1tn the path of a car "peratNI by Hobert 1. . Newell. 60. Chester. 111ere Bil l E . in the Edwards P hoebe C. Fergu son. 68. Kl' rwvu. a ~\ as passenger in thl' Fcrgu:;un auto. There wa s morlt·rr~tr cident uccu rrtfd at 6 p.m. un US 35. one nulr wt·st t1 f Hio Crandc whrre an unk nown ~· t' h lele fli pp rd a stone CTa cklllg the wmdsh1eld un u ce~r 11 per:Jted by ~1ar~· J . ~k'i eitl, 45, U;~ k Iii ii. \'Chic le and of a m1le east 11 f SH HiO when• 1~. Ht. 1. Anot her deer wa s kill ed ol 7:25 fJ.J I L on SH 7. two tenth~ uf ~~ rn1l e so uth of the Gr.llliil · Metl-!S !me. lt ran int o the path of a veh1clc up<:rated by T11nothy M. McDani eL 21. llt. 2, Chesh1 re . A deer wa s st ruek in an tiff the west stde of the high· (J\ YOU MUST REGISTER TO VOTE! For th e voters' convenience we are placing a tr ained registrar at the following bank s: . •CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK •FARMERS BANK •RACINE HOME NATIONAL BANK •POMEROY NATIONAL BANK •AND AT THE RUTLAND AND TUPPERS PLAINS BRANCHES OF THE POMEROY NATIONAL BANK April 3·4·5 DURING REGULAR BANKING HOURS · Th e bank s are donat in g s pace in thei r lobbi es as a Jub li c service to you , the Voter s. If you a re unable to atten d on th ese days ha ve yo ur neighbor sto p in and receive in struc tion s on how you may be regi stered and obtain th e necessary form s . ultr<:~ · MEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS ' You're Invited To Pomeroy. Landmark Come One! Come All! f'rtumcd . April 5-6-7-8 ! : i)~ . -· l ... ~.~: Ohio Valley Bank takes a BIGINTE President facing' problems in helping you save money! DOUBLE YOUR MONEY in alittle over 9 years MIDDLEPOHT - Th e Middle porl Emergen cy Squad was ca lled to Hamilton St. at 9:10 p.m. Friday for Bessre Haddox. a medical patient, was was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. • CIN CINNATI (UP!) - The faciliti es merger between the Ci ncinnati _f;nquirer is Enq uirer and the. afternoon planning a three-acre, S16.7 da ily Cincinnati Post, million production fa cility in Keating said. Shou ld the U.S . West End, Enquirer attorney general 's office the move , President William J . Keating approve production for both papers has announced . The building , which would be in the new plant. eventually could be expanded to 12 acres, would house APPOINTED presses , typesetting and COLUMBUS (UPI ) - Gov . engraving equipmen t, a James A. Hhodes has an· mailroom and ~ib l y street nounced the appoi ntment of sales circulation"'"Tacilities, Alva rene N. Owens, Dayton, Keating said . Edi tor ial , sales, advertising, circul a- to a four·)'ejj te rm on the tion a nd perso nnel Ohio LottC'I\!' Comm ission. Owens, · an attorney and departments will remain on former assista nt city Vine Street downtown. prosec utor in Dayton , suc· The building proposal, cee ds David F . Leahy, which must re ce ive ci ty council approval, will not Cleveland, whose term" ex· affect an application for a pired in November. C LE VEI.A~D rUPl J - A girll n cnd of Cleve land racketee r Dani el J . " Danny" Greene. killed by a bomb blast last Oct. 6. testified F'ndar th at Greene ah\ays madr Hn extr:t cffori to as!oi urc h1m self thH! he wils .. ' ' ' \ ~-}'-..\:;...- ., '.·. EACH PillA \\ uUid. not ' be an target . easy ~/ Grcem: frequen tl y \ ' arll'd his rout e l1J tHHi fr um hi s · EAT IN OR ne veland apartment and NO ·!hut <~l m ust (.'very tune hefl!r e register al your participating he gut tnt u a ca~ he checked CARRY OUT under it to met kc sure no l>im hhafi been pl ant ed !here. Ms. Schmidt , at the trial of ;ix alleged unde rworld ligur e.s charged with the slai•ing, also testified that Greene, '47, an alle~ed t'BI SERVICE Open Sunday 4:00 Til 11:00 . lnrorm ant, often carried a . MEIGS INN gun which he kepi stuffed in his trousers or in a blue gym ba g. . ,;It was a bi g gun and you pull he bullels in through the PIZZA SHACK ht~ndle ~" she PHONE 992-6304 ! said , 1nd 1t~!lin g !he weapon probably was an automatic pistoL The witness said she li ved with Greenc from the I imc she was !8 un(f! his death in a parkin g lot in s uuurba n -••••••••••••••••-••••••--.J Lyndhurst. % "' " ' 6 27% ~·:~~';;' 00 6• • 6.50%~~;~·· 6.81%~~~~·:;· - •.• ~~I . PRJZES name and address to " LANDMARK Grow Time Sate Day s," f'.O. Box 479, Columbus , Ohio 43216. ' TO BE GIVEN Apr H .a. 1978 Void where la<ed, regulated or AwAY prohlbtted by ~ tatute. Landmark emptovees . their dgents and their fam ilies not eligible. With G&rden Too l Set pri1e. a drl!w ing will be held for each partic ipating local associat ion , so each will have at least- one wmner . Entries will be tnc luded In all MADE - · % '""" Aale 763% ~~~~·::· • YtelO Guaranteed rate on maturity of three years Minimum deposit ol $1 ,000. lnlelesl com- f pounded da ,ly Interest must remam on .de pos<l a lull year to earn effectiVe annual yteld . """" 190% ~~:~~·:;· 50% 7.• Vlelll P.ate • • SAVINGS CERTIFICATE Guaranteed rate on maturity of six years. M;nrmum deposit ol $1 ,000. Interest com· pounded da<ly Interest must rema ;n on deposit a lull year to earn eftecllve annual yield "'*• ' JACK W. CARSEY, MGR. • .. I~ And , in addition to all this ... monthly or quarterly income ... paid on one, two , three, four or six year certificates. Interest payable monthly if you desire on certificates with face amount of $5,000.00 or more . . •On th;w dcp~sit~ . rl•gu lal i o n~ rt•quirl' thflt tlu·r~ lw an i nt1 ·n·~t pl' ntd t;r ir tht> print·ipul \s with dra wn · lwforc. m~ Hirtt y . Hold er w~U he pn id inh' rL·~ t ' nt tlw nnnunl rAt.c uf :)"~ It'S!! t hruc munlhs for the tim !? I lw prmcapal wns on dcpo:ut. , CJhe SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA • . . . we ·Ohto·Valley Bank 5"' , Gal lipo lis . Oh iO Me mber FDI C The Leading SavingS Plans Are At The Leading. Savings Bank ' ·~t .. existing .certift.c ':t cs IDJ«T !:J1T ~HOES ~ ~ ><:::> ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Contractor $297 PAIR ~ ~ Nurserymen . Designer Several Styles and Colo!S. Not All Sizes IN USA POMEROY LANDMARK Drive A Little and Save A Lot- Free Delivery within 7De 5 Mtles- Yes! We Service At Your Local Hotpoint a 1er. '\ Stor~ Hours.: 8 =30 to 5 :J~ Mill Closes at 5:00 Servmg Me tgs, Gallia & Mason Counties. P. M.- Guara nteed rate on maturity ol two ye als Mlllimum deposil ol $1 ,000 Int e rest com· pounded daily . Interest must rema•n on de· pOSit a fu ll year to earn ellecl lv e ann ual yi eld KOTALIC LANDSCAPING TENNIS SHOES. Limit, one enlry per person , deadline for entries , other prize drawings . SAVING~ CERTIFICATE ~ SAVINGS CERTIFICATE; MEN'S & BOYS' April S 8. If you ca n't,stop in:send post card w ith full ' '!' it!ld Add beauty to your home or business this spring . Plan Now . SundJJy SpeciJJl PURCHASE Rate Guaranteed rate on maturity of lour ye a•s. Mimmum deposit ol $1 .000 . lnte• esl com· poun ded daily . Interest must remam on deposit a lull year 10 earn elle c.trve annual yteld . ....~ 1,;.·) ·~ \j,;/ BARGAIN TABLE llcnt sc Schmidt , 21. smd EATEN ON PREMISES 6.00%.~~:~·' 6. 27%~~·F SAVINGS CERTIFICATE ' 561°' '"'""' 512%'""'"' 5 5O % . .,,,, 5 61% 50 7.25 • n('t bemg fol lowed £md thil t he a ss;;t SJl in~ t 1on ... Bring us your money... we 11 give it our greatest interest! . Girlfriend on -stand ST DAILY COMP_OUNDING on evelJ' Savings Account. Passbook, Retirement Account and Certificate Enquirer plans press facility A. llay man. 46 , Syracuse It apJXlrenti.l· escaped 'erltHIS 111jur) l)em onstrau uns. Vilma Prkkoja : Quil L,, \1 a~ l<t'wr,·nte ; Crafl sl10p . Ethel Liwe . Art exhibits. Man;• L1ttcrer : i SQUAD CALLED p;Hii of a ca r driven !Jy Daniel FREE FOUNTAIN SOFT DRINKS \'41TH l· 5 accident 31 6:20p.m. un US :t l, three te nths uf a mile Oo111i of en 19. It I'U11 int o the SUNDAY SPECIAL l Gallia'~ Senio'r Citizen Day scheduled on May 16 . 5•00 nunor d<.tmagc . Bidwell. gu in g ~,~, t·s t , lost control of hrs cur which ran way then kid · for a week. refu sa l t u With th(' nu ppl'rs, th e t!lusiw , leftist Her! Brigades. ll{',i;!otiHI(.' ni ~ht A wmclsh1dd · 1ype ac- damage . The other mjur) accident occurred at II :50 p.m. Fmla y on CR 2. t wr1 an~ l'lght t cot hs Gerald M. Gee. life des pit e the ... ca ndi da te :l:lB at the JUncllun to SH I'll in Bur1 on, 27, Ht. 2, Wellston , a W. T. CHESTER . 0. 985 -3307 Emt•rge ncy 77. Keno\·a . W. Va., stru ck ctn auto dnven by Paul C. Ed · wards. 52, Wellstr;n . Moro's g( ,\·e rnnwnt 's printed, including one thai appeared 26 times. The AFL-C IO sa id more thruwi ug guvernor. has been ruled off the June 6 Hepubli ean primary ba llot for fail ing to HETUIIN TO -SC HO OL ubtai n enough va lid CINCINNA TI iUPI J - signa tures un his petitions of Judges arc headi ng ba ck to candidacy. school - ln learn huw tu rcatl Secretary of State Ted faster. Br own mad e the rulin g Eight of !he 16 Hamilton Friday on Con liff. who is Count)' Common Pleas Coun awaiting trial un criminal judges have dec;ded to take a assau lt charges in con nection special eight-week University with an in cident in which nf Cincinnati speed · reading Gov. James A. Hhodes was course, to be taught at tl1e struck in I he fa ce with a pie at courthouse two hours ollt.' Ihe Oh io State t'air last year. and a passenger, IG· trcrttmr nt of mmor inju nes. ~o t harges wer·t· fli ed A deer wa s kl !!cd m an acci dent at I ::lO p.m. on SR dnven by Morgan Fergti:.;.11n, In ju red ~~~t;J- $728 RIDENOUR [ ; l! t' yeHr old Tcunmy Fraser. Ga\li pnhs, wen• takcu tu the Holzer Medt cal Center by the (;a\llfl Cou nty Volunt et·r· stx traffic accidents investi gai ed Fnday by the Uallia· Me1g; Post State Highway Pat roL The fi rst occurred at 12 :11 p.m. on SR 7 at Airport Hd . 'Ilw patrol said a vehide p~sscng e r ~ Ill 111c Vu tica n offer ed for the scnmd time Friday to in!Cr\'cnc 111 an effort to save each; and a wide vil riety of repea t editoria ls . we re I I I than 350. newspap~rs have Natiollal l>Jbor llelalions Act endo rsed the bil l, whi ch of !934 and streamli11e the passed UJC House 257-!63 011 process for w1ions to organize Ocl. 6, 1977 , and wa s de<1rL>d 'noJHinion workers and close by a Senate comrnillee Jan . 5. loopholes in the existmg law. II is.expec ted to come to the Senate noor shortly after action on the Panama. Canal treaties is com pleted . · The Newspaper Gu ild . whi ch represent s rank-and· ft!e newspapers reporters in CONLlFt' OUT the natio11, has endorsed the CQ L~MBUS LUPI ) bill Steven r:. Con lif!, the pie· Th e bill would reform the . Letten of oplnloo are welcomed. l'hey should be less than 300 words long (or l>e subjeet to reduction by / 1 the edltor)-'ftntl must be signed with the olgoee's ad· 1 t;Af,l.l PO !.IS - The Gidlia t>e<lp ie in (;a!liu Cou11ty wliu telep hone the Center at tile May !6~uing>. Gal lipolis Stale Ins ti tute C hur l.' h e~, ,Jt \hrt C' 0:1 sey; dress. Names may be withheld upon publication. I ()tiler cum!Jlittees are Scnt ur Citizens, Shi rl ey Cl ubs. Eth el Hob rnsun : Cuunty Sen ior Citizens Ce nter arc 00 yc(.I J'S of age . Anyunc .44ii-71XI(). Mr. and Mrs. Lester However, oo request, oames will be disclosed. Letters I ha~ ur!:{anized it:-; ~c tu p for who IS 90 or· over. or anyorw.· f )e~vis a r e the eo· Shu t-ins, lla Mtus: Couples Dmley; Garden clubs, Huti1 Mus1cal Cllkrtotrut l t'nl,· Etht•l Senior Citizen Day May 16 >ix who knows sunu:ont: who ts · ch<11 rpcr~uns of the cunu ni t- tmtn' lcd longes t, Mr. d llll Miller : Burse shoes and other I{,.Jbln:-iol l. Over HII chmrper 1 should be 'In good taste, addressing Issues, not per· 1 sonalltles. . 1 wee ks ear ly Lc) hunor 90, · llas. an im•itatiun to tce 11 1 chtit'ge of thi s part of Mr·s. Le sli e Brucker : g ;ii!H..'S , Frt:tnk W ashin ~tun ; sun. l':thel 1\o bmsun. t•verybody 65 years of age and older, but with special honors to go to lolk who have their 90th birthday . \ reached l':verything will be at the I I eenter itself a mile from I I Gallipolis on Ja ck>on Pike , except the Prayer Breakfast. Taxpayers need look at system It will be held at Grace . . March :m, 1978 United Methodist Church. The two past wmters have taken their toll on our public The search is now on fu r road systems. As a result, we are faced ·with much repair needed and without funds in so many cases. As taxpayers, we need to look at OW" system structW" e and consider changes. As a l.axpayer, I ask you, as a l.axpaye r, to Lake a mental voyage w1th me. • · ' ~e townships are _presently submitting their reports of condttt on to the taxpayer through the local news media. This reporting is a legal responsibility to inform the t.axpayer what, whe~e. when an d how much and consists, generally . of an expansive group or li gures covering from over one third of a T_hat's ri ght ! $1,000.00 or $99,000 .00, you double y~ur or iginal investment in ' page in the local paper to near ly one page according .to the WASHINGTON (UP!) mne ~ears and 43 clays, earni ng an annual perce ntage rate of '(.50% with an various townships. Pres ident Carter returns These reports reveal many things , two of which are the effective annual yield of 7.90 %, provided all dai ly compounded interest is most glaring and pase the greatest problems. First, I observed from South ·America and· allowed to accumulate over the full mat urity of the agreement. We ca ll it on one sta tement the !act that $10,000 of the $17,000 income was Africa Monday to face an our DOUBLE VALUE CERTIFICATE. , spent to pay out the remaining $7,000 on our road system for accelerating domes ti c in· nation rate that seriously one year. Second, of thi s $7,000 remain ing, equipment mu>t be threa tens the U.S. economic recovery. purchased, maintained and manned on our roads . Major new initiatives to With the devaluation of the dollar and realizing the cost of address the problem are in equipment, repairs and labor, we can readi ly see why we get the works, administration so lrtlle for what we think is so much. We shou ld not, as offi cials said Satu rday. In· taxpayers, point fingers at the trustees for not having the At Ohio Valley Bank, we offer the hi g he~t interest or~ your choice of short and flatio n policy has, in the past, roads in great shape, after this realization, but look to long-term savings plans. And because in terest is compout;cled ·clai ly on all - . ourselves as we have fostered and p<: rpe tuated the syste m focused mainly on reforming the federa l tax system and whereby the tail now wags a fair size dog. savmgs dollars, even you.r interest earns interest: Annual yields are effectiv e After the menl.al voyage, let us dream about a solution. Is holding down spen ding. ~hen prmc1pa l and tnte res~ are left un deposit for a full yea r* You won't Continued devaluation of there a possibility that a larger existing administratio n could the dollar, however, together fmc! a better way to save. -. a~d should be administering the funds with little or no cost and . ' ',.I with cold weather and the is it possible for said larger administration to purchase and coa l strike unlea shed in· maint.ain a lesser amount of eq uipment, overa ll, than now purchased and mainl.ained' I speak of the county flalio nary press ures in adm inistration. Dream on this! We arc a govern ment - of February and March that the people, by the p<:uple and for the people and the voter could nul be predicted in January. establishes the system. " At thi s' poi nt ," sa id While we are dreaming on a futW"e so lution, we see our Ohio Valley Bank cap help you plai1 a savings program that matches your Treasury Secretary Michael dilemma and need ac t now lo alleviate it presently . The day short and long-term savings goals and earns you high interest every step was when our grandfathers would sp<:nd a day, occasionally. Blumenthal, " t he most on the road with a team of horses. This was, on most occasions, recent statistics indicate that of the way. These goals might include retirement, a new home, an education without pay and I am inclined to believe that they contributed ther~ are some worrisome ... whatever. Or simply that peace of mind and secure feeling that on ly devqlbpmen ts, that inOation much to oW" present roadbeds . may be accelerat ing." With the dollar devaluation, it is and sha ll be impossible to money in the bank Cii:J, bring. Our people are looking forward to helping you Blumenthal, app<:aring on maintain road s with the present tax structure using the system save - or with any of your other banking needs. Give us a ca.IL Or better st)ll , we selected . I can visualize the grandfathers and fathers of a sy nd icated Evans and dro p by one of ow· four offices. You 'll discover that we really are ready to today needing to take on a noble sense of civic minded public Novak te levision program . spiritedness wherein they can be banned together as a work said, " We have had very bad ·help you group for the purpose of rural and community improvenj"nl , weather. We have had a coal Spring is here and the lime has arrived for us to Lake on S<J me stri ke. Those things - the public and private dignity.- Frank Cleland, Box 184, Racine, length of thai >trike and the severity of the weather Ohio 45771. were not known in January . White House economist Charles Schu ltze said the Open letter to Clmde.~.~ llriver economic report ca rd looked April!, 1978 bad between Januar)' and An open letter to the person that cro wded my daughter-inMarch. but he envisioned " a law over the berm on the Bub McCormick Rd. at snap-back of real output in ,o. nnu al / 0 Ou a11erl1 ~ O(/0 Rate '1 lel0 01 approximately 7:4a Tuesday morning. You were driving fast the second quarter , as fir st /0 AoMI >cml Ra to Y l!!ld • • and seemed to need the whole road. You were in a dark blue quaner losses ~remade up ; ~ GOLDEN PASSBOOK • car. and continuation of a soli d PASSBOOK SAVING Guaran teed Jale on malur< ly ol 90 days MiniShe and her baby were not injured tha nks to a very good .~ rate of growth in the second M inimum deposit ol $5.00 . Interest com· mum depos<t $1 .000 . tnt e•est compounded ear seat and most important of all, God dealt with them half. .. pounded daily . Interest must rem arn on de· datl y and patd qu arterly mercifully. ~ Adm ini strat ion so urces posit a lull year to earn ellecliv e ann ual ytcld TI1ey were about to go over into the very deep culv ert in said real output as measured front of the Frank Belville home, but because of His tender ><:::> by the Gross Nationa l mercy she had the presence of mind to apply the brakes hard Product showed. little or no ~and the car made a complete turn and she went through a gain between January and ~~·;.:~·.:, fence on the opposite side of the road . Whoeve r you are, I March . A '1eady GNP would AatH Yteld ><::5"" real ire you 're not the only ca reless driver that travels Bob portend the worst economic SAVINGS CERTIFICATE • • MeCo~iek Rd . SAVINGS CERTIFICATE Guaranteed ra te on malullly ol one year ';.0"" there were a few road signs and a speed limit showjng since the end of the 19H-7a recession. M tntm um depost t ol $1 .000 Interest com· ' Guaranteed rate on malur<ty ol 90 days Ia app opriate for that road p<:rhaps there wouldn't ha ve to I one year Minr mum dep ostt $1 .000 lnll!!eSI pounded da tly Interest must lem atn on de ~· be a fatal accident. because of S<Jmeone's foolishne ss. posll a full year to Elflrn elfe cllve annual yield compounded daily and pa <d qu anerl y ·Eleanor Dailey . ~ 1 Labor issues booklet , will be compounded dmfy starting with the next. and earh('st 1nt.cresl bcaqng pcr1od . • ., ' �-. >r • ' A-7- The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Apt112, 1978 M - The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, April 1World on I •• SQn jailed too ·threshold of change • OCTET AND THEIR DIDECTOR, back from Hawaii, pose for Times-&:ontmel came r aman in fr ont of Gilll ia Academy High S<:hool. Mark Pyles 1 center! holds the trophy for par ticipation in the Hawaiian Festival of Music WASHI NGTON I UP! I The world olands Qn the thrcs lwld of fundam ental sori'a l and eeonomic chHnge bro ught nn by mountin g pressure on foml Hml timber supplieo .and dwi ndling oil rrset~s. the president of the Worldw "tch Institute said Saturday . "Whether the impending transfor matio n remains or convulsi ve. or der ly depends on our f~resig ht nnd will ," Lester Brown so id in a new boo k, " The Twenty· Ninth Day ." He sa id the the globe 's ! billion inhab ihmts must change U1cir lifestyles and repr odu ct ive pattern s to adapt smmltaneously to the at Honolulu. From the left, they are : Mrs. An ne Ftscher, ca rr)i ng capacity of Earth's director; Lynn Settle, Lisa Stewart , Mae Kemp, Mark hinlng ica l systems - the Pyles, Remte Qualls. Scott Morrison. Clarence McCabe, fis heries, grasslands, fo rests and Mark Morrison. mtd croplands - and to the limit s of renewable energy sources. ·'The esse nce of this ne w ethic is accomodation - the <iccumo da tio n of human numbers and aspirations to the Ea rth 's resources and t·apaeities. This ne w ethic nm' t obovc all an·est the Li etertora ti on of man 's rt!l<itionsh ip 1o nnture. " lf civilization as we know it is to sur v1Vc, thi s ethic of :l('l'(l!llOdatinn 111lL'51 replace By Bob Hoeflich t11c prevailing growtl1 ethic.'' Brown 's boo k is one of a Better latt.' tha n never and so today al 2 p.m. weat her series of books and papers permitting, the Middleport-Pom eroy Rotary Clu b will hold its pu blished by the Worldwatch annua l Easter egg hunt at the Middleport Commw1ity Park . Institute s1ncc it was formed tn ·19 75 to stu dy glo bnl Easter's wea ther w;ts the ptts causing the postponement . And speaking of E:aster, thanks to those wh o extended problems. The institu te is their sympathy because I didn't get any jelly beans for Easter . supported by fowtdat ions, the Alice Globokar even offered to sha re half of hers. And - that Unlled Nations, goverrune nt and pr i\·a tc brings up the jelly beans which I reported tn short supply on i-lgC'n cies U1e Fnda y before Easter . I only checked some ftv e or six contn but ion s. Brown s.tli d th e stores before I made the staggering comments on the shortage . As it turns out Mark V and Hall 's Be n Franklin in forthcoming ('hangcs will Middleport had supplies of the "jelly bird e~gs " whi ch since i1ffcct e\'cryonc and already Easter have returned to the1r every da\' na rnC' llf JC'll\' bt.-.;_ms ha s gcnn l'd ~~ foothold. ·' In so me cir cles th e They're still jusl as ~ood by the t'om mOn nanw m r<t·~·e \(•u\e hwycle is now ;1 s~· m ba l of in the market . · cnli ghterunc nt , Hnd parents BECKY GLAZE Wit S really proud nf thr job Lhe < hotr nf I he wt1h mon.' than two ch ildr en Middleport Church of Christ dtd on lhctr Easter can una . ;u·e \·iew ed a~ socia ll y Becky directed the presentati on and hacl the group report to Irresponsible," he said. " In the future, the social the church a ha lf hour before thecantata to "warm up ." IA'l 's face it , singing at 6 in the morning is no easy task. Incidenta lly, conver sation piece ij1 HY be a the choir in apprectation of Becky's efforts presented he r wtlh thriling vegetab le garden or a bea utiful fl oral piec e which she used on her desk at the Mei gs . LHJ inge nious ly des igned Junior High where she is the secretary T l~tl way , many lmd s olar -he a t ing syste m . Physical fitness will be more the opportuni ty w enj oy it wtth Becky , hi ~hly regarded than the DICK FINLAW has quite a historical pi cture of Hock expa nded ginh of the Springs taken 011 Jan. 2, 1894. The photo shows members of the successful German businessSchaefer, Allensworth and Fry fa m11les. The sprin gs were nmn or ~c ni o r S11Viet burea u· located at Ute rear of Dr . Schaefer's home·11ffice. The (Ttl t. "ln all, society may come structure was once used as an inn ln the county and aftl'r Dr . Schaefer's dea th, the building became the proP.,rty of hiS son- lo \' il lu e more hig hly in-law and daughter , J . F' . and AmmHla Schaefer Goeg let n, wh;ttt•ver coJt tributes to parents of Fred Gneglein . Mr and Mrs. Fred Gnegletn, of hunwn welfttn' and to t)st"hew course, occupted the home unul the new road constructi on and rn otenal acqlllslltveness as the house was moved wanother location Hnd they still rest de tn such ., it. Last summer, readers may reJOember. Rock Spnn~ s Grange member s dug m to impro\·e tllC spnngs area. fTNOS GUAitANTEf:O PAINESV II .L f: , Ohio IF YOU F.Vf:R HAPPF.N in the H.avcnn11 area do try tlw ~ VPI 1 Lak t! Cu unl)' Carousel Dmner Theatre which is rea llr fabulou s Resides a ProSt'CUtur John E. Shoop is dinner that ts out of this world , the thea tre features populnr to meet Monday I\ tth rompla ys generally wtth top sta rs carrying the leading roles. The 1ll iSSIOncrs 111 s c~.:k their theatre perso nnel really make It an "Crenmg tu rcmcm!..l4.' f' .·• GAHS singers return from Hawaii GALLIPOLIS The Gallia Academ) Jazz En semble. TiH'\' eni o ~· ed swimming , sno rkeling, surfing. lots of wal kin g, shopp ing, and cspenally meeting ma ny new fmnds both from Ha wai i and Canada as well as Oregon. C'~lilfornw. New Mex ico. to namr t he most im portant. TI11s was a learn ing exIX'nencr as well as a fun expt'rlence the se youn g pc npl c will nn er f o r ~ e t whi ch culminated with a bitnquet which had about I,000 ·' oung people 111 attenda nce . The Young HawHitans { a select '-\ruup of tJJ gh school students ! en ~ ttJnained during the banquet. from the !\1adngals, rl'CCntly returned frum a week m Honolulu . HAwa tt where they part icipated 111 the Jlawaltan Festt\'a lo f ~lu sH_' 'l'lu: .\oung peuplt> sang Hl thl' Wat kik i ll lltduor phttheatr t' Th ts lilrg l' ctrll· wa s an experien (' t' t l1rsr stu de-nt s wt\1 ne\'er fnr get . Thetr pcrforn t<J.JH. 'l' i·l•cctHd much favo rable Lll llll !l l'nl and <J standt ng l) \·atJOn as they returned I ll thetr SNitS. 11lere were tWt) evcmn~s of judgtn g and the Callt a Academy gruup wa s on the first night wtth ntne uthc r rocal groups . There \~l·rc mne tnstr unwntal and \·ora! groups on the secund rughi . There ~ere four judges from Internalt onal Festivals: u utstandin~ men lfJ the field (l f mustc. (Jalhpl)hs shuuld be proud of lhl' performam·e and appea rance t) f the se ftne rnun);! stngers : L1sa Stewa rt . ~la e Kemp , Lynn Settle. Hen ;je Qua lls, Scott Murnson. Mark Pyle;, :>lark Morrt son. nn d Claren ce McCabe . The uther students "hn ·~ent un the tnp wrre Sa ra Abels, Sha ri Benm'll , Davi d Robinson. Bobby Gurdon. and Clint Pallersm . and dtrector. Anne FtSI.'her and chaperon, Ralph Ben· nett . The students sa w much of the 1mpor1ant th 1ngs to see · such as Pearl Harbor and I he Artzona Memurtal. Punchbowl ~au o nal Cemet e r~· of the Pactftc, Kodak Shu" , A La \1oaua Center 1one of the largest shuppmg 'center s 111 the world 1, an d t he Pol ynestan Cult ural Certer. Mayor 's son is arrested Pl'ITSBURGH 1 UP! I Tite 17-year.old son of Peter Flaherty, former PitLsburgh mayor, deputy U.S . attorney general and a Democrati l' I(Ubneratorial candidate, wa s arre sted on a drug charge Frt day nigh t foll owing a poli l'e cha se. Peter F. Flaherty Jr., and Joseph Russ, 18, both of Ptttsburglt, were arrested in the ell; ·s Shadystde section and c·harged with possession of a controlled substance . Police offi cers said they chased the youths ' vehtcle when they noticed it being ope rated in a rec kless mon11cr . They smd they fowtd · m the car a plastic bag wtth green \'ege lable matter mside, n.smoking device, a block of suspected hashish ond a vtal of whtte powder. Tht former ma yor '!':i sun was rl'lcased in a brother's custod)·. ABOVE THE RE ST' Beat •• • Of the Bend - [II; M ArTIO!'; to pla ce a 10 mill operating levy before Metgs L(l{'al School Distri ct voters at the ,J"ne r. prunanc s .there was one dissenting vote cast by Dr . Keith Rtggs. Voting tn favor of the levy whl ch would be in effect for three years were Jenmfer Sh ell, Virgil Kin ~ . Carol Ptcrcc and Wendell Hoover . POM EROY - A son 's desire to get hi s mother out of jail res ulted in his arrest on a ch arge uf felonious assault. Mary Edith Taylor, 52, Rt. 3, Racine, had been jailed Th ursday evenin,g on a waiT ant cha rging disorderly conduct Her son, Lindsey Taylor, 28, Rt. 3, Racine, had gone to the jail, but was wtable to raise the money to post her appearance bond . Later in the ev ening, Tay lor became upset with .lack Scarbrough , 63, Rt. I, Long Bottom , when Sca rbrough refused to ta ke Taylor ba ck to the jail. It was alleged Taylor then st ruck Sca rbrough on the head severa l limes with a h amm e r . R a c ine ' s emergency squad was called · to a residence on Long Hollow where the alleged incident occ urred a nd transported Scarbro ugh to Vetera n's Memor ial Hospita l for trea tment. I, At 8:45 p. m. Thursday evening, Taylor was arrested on the parking lot beside th·e jail. He had walked to the home of a Bowman's Run resident who brought him to the jail. Taylor was. taken into custory without resista nce. Friday aft ernoon, Taylor wa s t aken before Meigs Co unty Court J udge Robert Buck for his initi al ap'· pearance on felonious assault charge. Bond was set at 115,000. In lieu of bond, Tay lor remai n ~ in the county jail. Meanwhile, Mary Edi th Tay lor, hi s mother , was tak en before the · Count y Co urt F'riday morning, where she entered a guilty plea to di so rderly conduct She was released at 1! :30 a. m. Th" r sda y a fte r noo n, Sher iff James J . Proffi tt ret urned Jack Wade Osborne, 20 , Man sfie ld , to Meigs Co unty to answer a charge of escaping from the Middleport V illa g~ Ja il on Ma rch 'll .' He was apprehended by Ri chl a nd Coun ty sher iff 's depu ties. Osborne was recently indicted by the Meigs County Gra nd Jury for receiving stolen property. He escaped the Midd leport jail by going th rough a ceiling, removing bricks in a wa ll and going o11 to the roof. Friday aft ern oon, whe n Osborne was taken before . Meigs Co unty Court Judge vehi cl e. The driver was not Ro bert Buck on the felony injured. Meigs Coun ty Sher iff charge of escape, he entered James J . Proffitt advi sed a · not gui lt y pl.ea . He that a recent change in state requested he have an at· motor vehicl e Jaws affect ing torney appo inted. The ·Court perso ns who own or operate complied with his request and motor ized bicycles - often appointed Attorney James B. ca ll ed Mopeds-. became O'Brien to represent hi m on · effect ive Sa turday . the escape charge. Th e ne wly. in acted Ja w Osborne was remanded to ;tates no person may operate the custody of the sheriff and a motorized bicycle on any iscuiTently being held in the public roadway or on private county jail. propertv used by the public Thursday morning at 2:30 . fo r vehic ular traff ic or a_m. in Svracusc on SR 124 a parking unless he or she is 14 car driven by Belinda Deete r, yea rs of age or older; and Rt. I, Long Bottom, struck holds a valid Ohio driver and killed a Beer. There was slight damage to her 1973 license, chauffeur lice nse or motorcycl e license; OR has Ford . obta ined an Ohio motorized Thursday evening, David bicycle operator 's licen se. Hupp, 19, Rt. 2, Racine, was Sheriff Proffitt said he has northbound on Leta rt Twp. written the Ohio Department Rd. 9:> when he lost cont rol of of Highway Safety fnr a his vehicle which ran off the supply of leaflets on the new ro adway strik ing and Moped law. Leafl ets will be severing a' telephone com· ava ilabl e to the public as soon pa ny pole resu lting in as th ey arrive. moderate da mag e to his . . IT SVII~~cS .If 'The HANDEL • K2500 W Our.1b1\' vrn yl c HI l' d [ !lrlf '\ Zenith Quality Features l t•ll" l lPr1 . ., ,,n,,l .tli'tl mc tol l H1 i,11.1 111 l'll AtnCt tC, Ul Wa lnu t '.J Hf .t 111l, UHF lll \e r.r\,:c, • Chro matic One -Bu tt on Tuning ~ 100% S o hd ~ St a t e Chassts • Po wer Sentry Vol tag e Regut aung System • Brillian t Chrom a co lor Picture Tube • VHF / UH F Oetuk e Agreat lawn care combinationl C• Jl' lt • w tt h 't-.~ ! ,nt { rr.tr Q• t 't'.-ln up IS TO -:.L t1 t ~ ~ UI IIIH pt' !~ u d . Thc1r plan , ncwr i-ICL'C ptcd 111 fu ll b) ettiler side, ca lls for . - PartH.' I~l a tlon of a ll polltt (';rl fcll' IIOI IS ' l Hilodesw tnto a black-r uled nation known by its Africa n n;unC'. ·' Zir n babwc." Pe~t Contro l Se rvi ce " Rt. 3, Oak Hill, Ohio /, ,. I lV t M ~ • ; w•~• •• 11 1 .• • •, ... 1111 ' ! ' ' ] ' ..... " JG~ • 10 til 10 II DUO• r->· :1~......_ "' Fu ll y furn ished - 4" double .lap siding . bow window, ih' ' Templok sheathlng, jllfarpeted throughout, total electr ic, 2 fiberglass tubs, separate fiberglass shower , 3- 12 roof pitch, cottagt;> wir'idows. patio door in dining room . 4 prs.S1.00 Nobody-but nobody-saves you more. 303 Upper River Road (Across from Si lver Bridge • r OPf!n Daily !li\9, Sunda y t ll\ 6 992 ·7034 KINGSBURY HOME SALES "Finest in Manufactured Houslnq" PHONE 446 1611 35 Ac.- ...... II :•II ' tm·estil;ation aclrt·:)~ a nd mrul\ 111~ ht ~ wifl', Sopl!r;t 1All't'll. uther hll ~ l fll'S~ asso ciate~. n ~·i t p il' '-.I'L' k l iH! tl 1ttntlr..; t·llh t·l· not trl i\ \ !1\ll Pnntt nor \1 ts-. Loren were in thl' ~ ·u un tr .\ Both are now Frend1 d tl/.L'IIS with hurnes tn Pc_u · ~ ~ cmd Swtt zc rlan d •"tnd l'ourt SO UI' l'l'S scu d tl was unll kt· l~ the) l'OUld be <•xtr.ulr k d 'o. Ita ly. Home prnsecut, ~r J>;l(llirw Dl'il'Amw s i ~m·d tlw ~I! T C.'-.l warran t o nl ~ for Ponll but court so ur c e.~; s<l!d h1s wlfl' and so me .10 bank {lffltHi \s and eol lcagucs . \n:n · alsl) involve d in Ult' C' h ~n grs ste uuning fro!ll tus llltlll ) 1nternati11 1IC!I f tln t product wns . No details of any t · har ~t~~ have been giv un CX(' ept thl'~ t un ct'rn ai!Cgt'd tllt•g:llt·xpul! <•f currenq . Poll I'£' \\'Cl'P kn own t n ht1 \1' been investig<! l tn~ wtH'tll(·r Pont i nht.ainl'd P' rmis"'l" ll 111 t!X}:~,"t lll n re (' UI'rt'n•·y tJ1i1 11 ht· (•wed hi:-. p ; tt til• r ... CJOroad ·nwprohl t'rn ~ for l 1i 1ntr and Mt" l.orrn begun i"l'b. B. 1977. when 10 fm:11 tdal p11 ltn• offin•r s dl' S I'~ mlt •d on their luxun ous vtna sr1ut h " f Ho11 1t· aruwd w tl h ,, :-. t.' it r t h warra nt :\'11 l' ."i )l lannlHtn 1 f tht• Sl'HI'<' h \\ tiS gtren 11! p r. ]l< '!' . th l' cnuplt· or tht•lr l : m~ e r s J·:S LI KE l, ;\~111 l,L'fl th1• \ 1uh\ t•st il kt· a cutldb lii mh but IllS! t•ad uf LI·.AI ~l mTh \-li:-..s !;•rt-·JI·, b;1gs th r ~ ~ u~hl~ . ., •.;•r•·lwd and itf:l\. ts ltw La:-;t urn c Pnntl or MISS !J tren Fr~c Esti m ates No Job Too l ar ge or Too Small Mter hi:-i \ 1t.'Xll'Ctr l t n r uT t~t g(• lt> \1Js!-. IJ tr en 1n l ~ISi, lh e P•Up\e wa:-, < K CU ~ ed d i \ lllll' \H' f'l ' fil l' welding habb tl mg . Sleet fabnca t1o n . complete stoc k of s ree l: rounds , plate s and struc tuals . ;r n kn11W11 11' h;n'l' bi:.'L'ri l fl !•.r]\ P 11 flll b t ·c t.~ mt· a French ! tt JJ t·n m 1%6 t11 t'l l' t 'Uill \ Tnt lt;dta n l;nv:-; tha t LhL·n forb(! de f; HtltJ ll\ \( 1 mllh Metvltung, m·;tr ly 1:1 pu iJlictl\ r\cilh t'l' ac t u<-~ll y unrh·r ;1 f;dst· n. II JH l!st'lf urn1:-; ual !1• r 111du stnal or con struction bus me!)S we lcom ed. Lar.g~ lathes and boring fuur M&G MACHINE SHOP hu.:amy tn ltttl! She subs('quentl) bl'<'i.l llW Fn·nch also and tlw ~ cmd 111 :IIHI :"~tJtrll' dti<'Wl Wrlts \'o~' t t · ' ' ttt·d Puli L'(' SI'J un·c·~ lln Hr "i !att•r l'l' ptt r! ~·d :-.on w small \ alu abh • pat nttngs cdSI J Wt' l'l' 1 fmmd thP Jr t\\ 11 Upper Rou1e 7 Ka nau ga. Ohi o snn s h;:n •e a 614 -41:16 -4686 rx: r·mcrnt·nt hr11 nc t•n l'an s' l' h ·g~mt ,\Yenue l;l'orgt··s V IT'S OUR 3rd . I ~lftllftiDlYJEiijlS~~y STARTING MONDAY APRIL 3rd MONDAY • TUESDAY • WEDNESDAY 10 AM · 6 PM FRIDAY 10 AM · 9 PM SATURDA Y 10 AM· 7 PM PROMENADE SHOP ,\1<i y n u\\l'r S. IIIUdSliti C' S \H.' I'l' _ ~ UIIll :-.t.·d Slwwl'r s b~ twa\· ~ \pnl 1 111 S 1ttrtht• r n 1313 Eastern A venue (';dJft JI·nt:r It s r t' II INI!Iw WNilht·r \la s a plr<lsant . da~ -e:rr l) t\ prtl f ou ls juke on t\J t• def rnstmg drm7 t' ll ~ tl f tlw Gallipolis, Ohio phr~· m g Phon.e 446-1228 MI LlW l'~l. \\h t:ll ll' fllPt ' I' Oil lll't'l, StJ<tf"t•d lnt Pihr8Q <.; itS Cl ~ ! I I I I I~( s,,uth"' estrrl y \\ rncl blt-1~ ·deserl itlr' lni! J the n~g111n All but 10 d"Y' uf 1ht• Jail term W(I S suspl'Ufh•d Doruth} Ju Ha tl tff, Ht. I, Chesa peakt•. furklled ;t $llfi bund for shopltftlng : 11r1d .Jo hn D. Htel'kh off . 2a. Harpers· Wuuds. Mtl' h.. 1 ~7. fo lluwrng tou dohl'h SUNDAY THRU SATURDAY ONLY APRIL 2 THRU A PRI L 8 LUNCH TIME GOODIE. ~ •HOT ON LYI40AYS LEFT I I DOG ( Regula r Size) •FRENCH FRIES Bl ock "lUlU · 1100 E. Main, Pome oy, o. _IH?ME 1 UPI 1 A Holll l' lJnf • Hlt1nltt la!t•! ,nn \1;u' publtc pruse{'utnr 1ssm•d <t ll li, :\1t o.;:- Lurt·n \\ il :-i lkt aHit'd dl arre st warranl S;Jturday fur· Hotm' s l.l'l lf\i m\11 J);1 V! nt'l fi lm producer Carle• PtHllt on ;r1rp t1 rt . iiL:t l lll hv flll:t li cJ<-d Jl!ega\ (' Uff'l' IH 'Y t'X!J tl fll llg poi ! CI' <1 \.1 s i 1•' W ll~ ctwr ges afll' l' !Ill p•·t·p;u·tng '' ' fh lo Pa n ~ "We can find ways tax laws can save you money." . ,,;., .... f& R •28 3 BEDROOM- GAllEY KITCHIN-FRONT & RUR-2BATH ' Comfort Top Knee-hi Hose O.arge is dismissed OPEN -1)0111 •11 t Aitl tiY .00 ' he has answer tomato, cheese, lettuce, pickle, oniOn, mayonnaise. "'"' ~~' ~ _.., in ChHnging Bishop feels 1A lb., 100% ground beef, I II• IDU o ' 73 "10•21 P ncu Good lhr u Tuesda v • ,_,~tso l orC , argt' & VIsa W• lcome •llt H(!t "' ,,,1, Tub 'I '-'-'--'-- - . lretnsttron - Establishment, during Wheth er they have an y the tran sit to n pen od, of hope of success rests lar gely gove rnm ent arrangements on the actions of these six not controll ed by white men : minor ity leaders. - Smith, th e inf lu ential - rr ee elections under white represen tative on the inte rnationetl supervision. interim executive coun ci l - Mainte nan ce of law and now ruling Rlwdesia . order by some internationa lly - Bishop Abel Muw rewa of supported for ce, such as a the United Africa n National U.N. unit. Council , mcm ber of th e - Crea ti on of a · executive cow1cil. , co nstitut io nal sys tem that - The Rev. Ndaba ningi Siprote<·t.s the rights of all thole of the African National Roodesians and gra nts no Coun cil , member of th e spccta l pr ivil eges to an y executive council. J..(roup or race . -Sen. Jer emia h Chir au, a The U.S. a nd Briti sh prominent triba l chi ef and )i1111 Ci tllllents say th ese third black mem ber of the principles offer the best hope executi ve council. for changing troubled -Josh ua Nkomo, leader of Rhodesia int o peace ful the Zambia.based Zimbabw e Zimbabwe. African Peoples Union "ZAP U" - one of two guerrilla groups com pr ising th e Patriotic Front. - Robert Mugabe , leader of the Mozambique·based Zim babwe African Nat ional Union - "ZANU" - the OTTAWA (li PII - A oth er half of the Patriotic Roma n Catholi c bi sho p Pront. th inks he has the answer to the clim bing divorce ra te he refuses to marry anyone under the age of 18. B ..hop Adolph Proulx of the Ottawa region told a news con ference this week he was fed up with broken marriages in his diocese wh ich includes GALLIPOLI S - Upon th e Ga tinea u, Quebec, a near by request of the arresting oftown with the highest divorce fice r, Deputy Willard Shel'IS, rme a nd the lowest avera ge a warr ant fil ed against Harry mar rying age in Canada. J . Ph illip s, Cro wn ( ' lly , Bis hop Pro ulx told clla rgi ng gra nd th efi wa s reporters the soa ring divorce dtsmi sscd Fr iday in rate - 460 per 1110,000 Gallipolis Municipal' Com1 . a mong his 160 ,000 Mary A. Cundi ff . l3, Pu111t pa ris hioners spurr ed his Pleasant. entered a not gUilty decision to include age as an plea to a charge of in· eligi bility factor in church sufficient fu nds. Bond was marriages . "fix ed at $2,5110. A tri al will be He said the church also will t.>l d A prj!. 10 . recommended a si•.month Finel" or forfeitin g t.mds prep ar atio n pe riod for were Robert C. Mitchell , 21, couples planning to marr y. Gall ipoli s, $24 speed; Wayne The waiting peri od becomes Saunders , 38, Rt. 2, Pa triot, mandatory if one of the two is $1 5 and costs, no operator's w1der age 20. license; Gertrud;i" · Lowe ry. ~. Hot Spr ings, Va., $22 speed ; VIrgil C. Booten. 54 , Rt. I, Gallipolis, was granted a continuance until Apri l 18, no operator 's li cense; Larry .E. Clonch, 30, Point Pleasant , was granted a continuance until Apr il 25 for DWI ; Irene L. Wise, :>8, Rt. 2, Ga llipo lis, was fin ed $3110 and costs, sentenced to six months in the co unt y jail and hts driver 's licenses was suspended for si x mon ths for OWl. STUFT SHIRTS 1 / • "SC rt OUS meaning it cxdud('S tlw guL'JTillas and pn..~ ndt• s for no tn· 1 t' rnct twn ;-Ji ly supervised Pubhc Wat k tn bu siness, MERRILL K GRUBE - Delivery and sel·up -~--..,.~~ -~-= +-,.. f ......... usage . Sunday thru Saturday April 2 thru April 8 27 900 inc luded. " Gar den Plala) /W S BOTfLE .GAS lf D ~ 06 1t1 ' Reg 59' It uwdcq u<H.' ll'!-i '' - TV & APPLIANCE 81 0100 111 ' RIDENOUR SUPPLY 1 (LOT MODEL) tt I M.t S H~ SAVE $100° S Cl~ SE RVICE ,.1M 0 ald Zambia, c:t 11 ttw 1 :tgn'\!u rnt t reaSQn and vow tu wrl'tk •t br furce of ann:-, . • Black i\fn can fl(tttOH/l l:''\'f' alnHJ S\ unanunuusly r'CJl'l'led tlw ··mtc rrw I' ' a~n..-ernctlt . W:tstungton l.lnd J. on d11n ha\ I' s tuppt•d short of rejecting tl ctlt ugelll er. but " ReiMJnab le Rates - Fas t C ourteau~ Se rvi ce" COMPLETE TERMITE & PEST CONTROL I6 ONE ONLYI 3~9~ 91 <; L,!r,;qrr ASK YOUR ' DEALER HOW TO: UP Mason. W. 'fa . Women's New Spring Sling . -. ' ~ · in Assorted Shades · ·- ~ ( " ! r,t! >~l l t Hu•\ Lu~tHIJ!I t'•l h \1 oz~mb tqu t c;hester, Ohio PH. 985·3307 GIHINC ks I ' l"v .H I"' t pu1n t tng out ' thP Ar ,.n ,R J•"ll Mow ers ' h J N f' ~ t,IF) t d SridP j tl.'l a nd 11· Rl . 33 r,-~pn·rncp Y ·,ur A. · •r .•,.. 1 • lhf"' ,r, , I , '•! ·' ,·, TI1e new inter.im Rhodesian f-_;overnme nt, bas ed an "tnt L'rnr~ l agreement" among rnud~mtr black leaders and Pmne :llintstcr Jan Smith's white minority regi me. nwrm'i tn nm vt• th~ nation tnwrtnl t•ler tcd 111ajnrity I!(J\'f' rm ne nl with or wtthout ~ la t' k rehl,'\ par ' ietpation by 1>c(' . :n · Tl11• Patn n' ll' Front guernllet s, opt." atmg from Dark Brown cab tnet w11t1 Shoe World (II ,r• r WASHINGTOI\ 1UP! t Lending urgen cy to President Carter's talks with· AfricHn leaders is their knowledge that Rhodesia may soon bt' a major theater of W(lr, ~1 nd time is run ning ou t for mediators. The Soviet Hnrl CllbHnbacked war in Etht npta seems to ha\·e cntJed 111 victory for Ethwpta ()\ cr Somalia . Mosco w ~ 1nd Hav a na al so teamed up behi nd the winners in Angola in 1975, and the pop11lar caust' of Rhodesia 's biHrk guerrillas now set: rn s :t ript• and tempti ng candtd"te for their aid . U.S. ilitelligence l'Stllnate s there are at least 650 Cub"'' " ad visers" alread ~ m Moza mbique, a i>a ; e fur guer rllJa raids on Hhod(!Sia . All of whirh lt~a, ·c ~ lhe United Sllttes iln d l:lritmn little time to win ~t c reptann• for their lan!,'Utslltng " Anglo· America n pea ce propos:tL" The Anglu-1\Jm.! ricml plan for black ma jo nt y rule, which Carter was dis t·usstng with Nigeria's leHders th iS wee kend, has been overtaken b)' evenl-5 and ~y forl'C S iXJll ing in opposi te cil rL·ctions. Gold col o1 lttm POINT MASON AUTO GlASS, INC. PORTABLE WELDING SERVICE Warrant issued Saturday for producer Carlo Ponti Quick Rhodesian se_ttlement needed T~1at II(T~ISI(i!l, CALL COLLECT 682-6249 RIDENOUR FH F:D H11 l'twcl l. r lght. IJIHil i-1 ~ er o f l·: lliptt Appli;t nr·.c II 1n Pu ll ~l'l"t J: . 1:-. ~IJflv. n r t·( ·t·J\ 1ng his Certific<Jte of !\chtt•\'PIIlL'nl fn ,tll Ve rnon Prt.·r;tll, supl·n·tsnr . dt·rd(·r rnttn <IJ.!l ' I!H'rtt. Whlrl1mol Cuqxm:ttior l. upon SUL'l"l'Ssful ('(J!11pl el r r ~rl 111' the Whtr lpt1ol HeUl il S<tl P~ Cit nil· hl'ld recrnti'Y·:·Tl1e s~m i nar l' I} Vt· r s Sl 1ll lllg skills. such as I11 1W ll1 IIL'lp t·u s t orrl t' r s -~o h t pi'•.bk rn~ invnlved in U1 e purdw st• of hurt tt' nppli:t nces : lhl' s;l\ esmun \ l" l'SI~ "l~ i btltl~ \I) tl)( dl':J! t•r: ami pr11duct infonnatlon 011 Whir lpoo l hollll' a pphi.H irt·s. tn d utlt n ~ l'llt'rg~ t'lill~ Ur n p tlllfl <~rtd to USL' t1is woutlworking loub tunwkl' su mc prujed s. . The TCHAIKOVSKV K1908C Decorator compact table MACHINE SHOP SERVICES P' l'\'l'll " You r Loca l Term ite & Edg il BOijgs, Owne r JO: c.o"' SEEKS DIVORCE (;A /J .I POLIS - Charging gruss negl ect uf duty and f•xtr rme cruelty , Robert !:ray, (;allipolh , has fil ed a . JX'IIt lun for divr1rce in Galli a Co unty ('onrrnon Pleas Court fr ulll S u ~ an L. Gr ay , CCJJir pult ,~:, . They we re marned June tO , 1977 and have une chdd. Jennifer f: . Jordan, Viriton , ftled tl1e sam e grounds in her l'!!m platnt for dJvorL·e againsJ James L. Jordan, Jr., Rt. 2, Mt. Alto, W. Va They were 111 arried Jul y 2. 1976 and hav e nu Lhildr·cn . weddt rlgs . On·aslona llr he tttkes time fro1 11 <1 husv ·sdl('d Uil' t u du smne lnmti r;g a11 d fishi11g and BOGGS EXTERMINATING CO. Open Sunda y 1· 6 p ,m , , Cl !hr f,r.o.·n~ r e c~r gr ass:JM~ l'" ,, 'I ·~ ·' ; ,, rf rrr,wrr; .tn'~ qu.1lr ty ot an Art•:r- n .. J qq r ,~~ ,·. · r rnrJ 1 nu ~ ov•· . . n Jn bP .1t,1blc Cc,.-tw·e !'"• KEYS FOUN U POMEROY -- I <JSt your keys? Mr s. Bea Lisle, Dailv Sentinel employe, found ~ key ring holding some etght keys Qn Co urt St. Friday evening. The owner Cf.Hl ptck up the keys at the Sentinel office , Ill Court Sl .. ''" Mon day . O'Dell' s P~ st Contro l Servic e & Thomas Fa ine Th ermil e & Pes t Co nl roi 773-5710 FRANKLY, I'M WEARY of U1e praise and compl iments that too often accompany death . · I mean , a l'omp!i ment might txdster Uw surviv ors but it certainly tsn't gomg 1Al do much for the morale of tbe deceased . Does it reallr hurt so much wextend a compliment or ki nd ness while someone is still kickmg around ? Of course , tf you ca n't manage ''a llthts" for the livmg, then <ttleast you can - Keep Smiling. · cducatwn ill ti lt' Univers ity of Ali.ISk<J in 1!!70. un d since then ha~ finist1c11lttL' rcqu irernenL') for ll Sl'cund r·nHslcr'.s degree in public sd 1uu! c tdrnini s t ra ~ tiun. ill' was tc<.tl'hcr-prindpal of Hw GramiL• Gra de Sclluu l 1%:ll!J57, and taught fifth gr·ru ll• in ,\ vun l.<;~ k t, Ohiu, 195i-1 959. J,J.l!.,,llloved t t l An L·hurage with h 1~ f<.nnlly in August. W5!J, and hi:.l s bt•t.:u t~al' hi11 g sctenct• 111 the publk sehou l systcrn for thti past 1~1 ;wtrs. ,l.iincc J!J6fi ht· also has hl'l'll LL'<J ch u t~ photog,t.:ntphy at the 4 Un ivn s tty of t\ las kttAnchorugc. .\1ernll (;rube has a pruTi tulJ le phnlug ra phy busines.s <tl :110'1 E111·e k" Drive , An· chorrrgc 9fJ5!tt. spcl'iu !!zi ng 111 ., TVI Beau t dull y sty led MRS. ALBEHT GOEGI.E IN had been pl anling fl owers m the front yard of her Flatwoo'ds Road home Thursday afternwn and had just gone into the house to watch a televisini1 serial, " As the World Turns" when a pl ane . out of gasoline , came under some power line s 1n front of the Goeglein hom e and landed in 11 h:ty fi eld there. Mrs. Goegletn , pretty ca lm about the whole tnctdent , did comment that the world would really have been turning tf the plane had struck the house. GALI.lPOLIS - Mcn·iJJ E. Grube' a gr'lrluitte uf Hi o Grande Co llege and sun of Mr. ami Mrs. M. K Crub" of Mudsoc, will be lnst<CIIetltlcxt Sunday I April !II as pr<:sid<:nt of the A laSke~ Profcs!-i ion~ll Pholug ri;i phers Associat ion . Grube W<:t S grmlu11te d valedictorian from (;ull ia Academy High School i11 1!15\1 cmd was gnuluated L'U IIl laude from Rio Grande Co l· lege in 1957 with a tlegt·c·c in clcmcnto ry eduL"ation. HI' finished et masll'r's d0gret• 111 -Now Servi ng Th e Customers of COMPLET:E-----~·SERVICE . . ·Graduate of ·Ri; Grande College elected chief of pro lensmen BOGGS EXTERMINATING CO. Spotlite Panels assurance that the co unty's na rcot ics unit wi ll be gua ranteed "continued, fu ll and adequat e fu nding." If such an assurance is not made, Shoop says the unit wi ll be disbanded within several months and all covert and other police operation wil l end as exi sti ng investigations are finished. ' -- We are income tax .specialists. We ask tl1e right questions-: We dig for every hollt'Sl . deduction and credit We want. to leave no stone unturned to make sure you pay thl' smallest legitimate tax. That's Reason No. I why we should do your taxes. Small Drink I of Your Choice ~ ....-· .. • TO ·GO OR EAT-HERE · No. Subt. No Coupons · No limit For Easy Pickup Call 446-2682 Your Order Will Be Waiting ' H&RBLOCit POPOLU UURf THE; INCOME TAX PEOPLE 618 E. MAIN ST., POMEROY, OHIO P92· l79l 27 S~CAMORE, GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 446·0303 Ope n p,oo fo 6:.00 W"'kdays L...... 9,ootos ,oo Saturdav .:::::;::::;,.:Ava i lab!• 2nd & Olive �-. >r • ' A-7- The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Apt112, 1978 M - The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, April 1World on I •• SQn jailed too ·threshold of change • OCTET AND THEIR DIDECTOR, back from Hawaii, pose for Times-&:ontmel came r aman in fr ont of Gilll ia Academy High S<:hool. Mark Pyles 1 center! holds the trophy for par ticipation in the Hawaiian Festival of Music WASHI NGTON I UP! I The world olands Qn the thrcs lwld of fundam ental sori'a l and eeonomic chHnge bro ught nn by mountin g pressure on foml Hml timber supplieo .and dwi ndling oil rrset~s. the president of the Worldw "tch Institute said Saturday . "Whether the impending transfor matio n remains or convulsi ve. or der ly depends on our f~resig ht nnd will ," Lester Brown so id in a new boo k, " The Twenty· Ninth Day ." He sa id the the globe 's ! billion inhab ihmts must change U1cir lifestyles and repr odu ct ive pattern s to adapt smmltaneously to the at Honolulu. From the left, they are : Mrs. An ne Ftscher, ca rr)i ng capacity of Earth's director; Lynn Settle, Lisa Stewart , Mae Kemp, Mark hinlng ica l systems - the Pyles, Remte Qualls. Scott Morrison. Clarence McCabe, fis heries, grasslands, fo rests and Mark Morrison. mtd croplands - and to the limit s of renewable energy sources. ·'The esse nce of this ne w ethic is accomodation - the <iccumo da tio n of human numbers and aspirations to the Ea rth 's resources and t·apaeities. This ne w ethic nm' t obovc all an·est the Li etertora ti on of man 's rt!l<itionsh ip 1o nnture. " lf civilization as we know it is to sur v1Vc, thi s ethic of :l('l'(l!llOdatinn 111lL'51 replace By Bob Hoeflich t11c prevailing growtl1 ethic.'' Brown 's boo k is one of a Better latt.' tha n never and so today al 2 p.m. weat her series of books and papers permitting, the Middleport-Pom eroy Rotary Clu b will hold its pu blished by the Worldwatch annua l Easter egg hunt at the Middleport Commw1ity Park . Institute s1ncc it was formed tn ·19 75 to stu dy glo bnl Easter's wea ther w;ts the ptts causing the postponement . And speaking of E:aster, thanks to those wh o extended problems. The institu te is their sympathy because I didn't get any jelly beans for Easter . supported by fowtdat ions, the Alice Globokar even offered to sha re half of hers. And - that Unlled Nations, goverrune nt and pr i\·a tc brings up the jelly beans which I reported tn short supply on i-lgC'n cies U1e Fnda y before Easter . I only checked some ftv e or six contn but ion s. Brown s.tli d th e stores before I made the staggering comments on the shortage . As it turns out Mark V and Hall 's Be n Franklin in forthcoming ('hangcs will Middleport had supplies of the "jelly bird e~gs " whi ch since i1ffcct e\'cryonc and already Easter have returned to the1r every da\' na rnC' llf JC'll\' bt.-.;_ms ha s gcnn l'd ~~ foothold. ·' In so me cir cles th e They're still jusl as ~ood by the t'om mOn nanw m r<t·~·e \(•u\e hwycle is now ;1 s~· m ba l of in the market . · cnli ghterunc nt , Hnd parents BECKY GLAZE Wit S really proud nf thr job Lhe < hotr nf I he wt1h mon.' than two ch ildr en Middleport Church of Christ dtd on lhctr Easter can una . ;u·e \·iew ed a~ socia ll y Becky directed the presentati on and hacl the group report to Irresponsible," he said. " In the future, the social the church a ha lf hour before thecantata to "warm up ." IA'l 's face it , singing at 6 in the morning is no easy task. Incidenta lly, conver sation piece ij1 HY be a the choir in apprectation of Becky's efforts presented he r wtlh thriling vegetab le garden or a bea utiful fl oral piec e which she used on her desk at the Mei gs . LHJ inge nious ly des igned Junior High where she is the secretary T l~tl way , many lmd s olar -he a t ing syste m . Physical fitness will be more the opportuni ty w enj oy it wtth Becky , hi ~hly regarded than the DICK FINLAW has quite a historical pi cture of Hock expa nded ginh of the Springs taken 011 Jan. 2, 1894. The photo shows members of the successful German businessSchaefer, Allensworth and Fry fa m11les. The sprin gs were nmn or ~c ni o r S11Viet burea u· located at Ute rear of Dr . Schaefer's home·11ffice. The (Ttl t. "ln all, society may come structure was once used as an inn ln the county and aftl'r Dr . Schaefer's dea th, the building became the proP.,rty of hiS son- lo \' il lu e more hig hly in-law and daughter , J . F' . and AmmHla Schaefer Goeg let n, wh;ttt•ver coJt tributes to parents of Fred Gneglein . Mr and Mrs. Fred Gnegletn, of hunwn welfttn' and to t)st"hew course, occupted the home unul the new road constructi on and rn otenal acqlllslltveness as the house was moved wanother location Hnd they still rest de tn such ., it. Last summer, readers may reJOember. Rock Spnn~ s Grange member s dug m to impro\·e tllC spnngs area. fTNOS GUAitANTEf:O PAINESV II .L f: , Ohio IF YOU F.Vf:R HAPPF.N in the H.avcnn11 area do try tlw ~ VPI 1 Lak t! Cu unl)' Carousel Dmner Theatre which is rea llr fabulou s Resides a ProSt'CUtur John E. Shoop is dinner that ts out of this world , the thea tre features populnr to meet Monday I\ tth rompla ys generally wtth top sta rs carrying the leading roles. The 1ll iSSIOncrs 111 s c~.:k their theatre perso nnel really make It an "Crenmg tu rcmcm!..l4.' f' .·• GAHS singers return from Hawaii GALLIPOLIS The Gallia Academ) Jazz En semble. TiH'\' eni o ~· ed swimming , sno rkeling, surfing. lots of wal kin g, shopp ing, and cspenally meeting ma ny new fmnds both from Ha wai i and Canada as well as Oregon. C'~lilfornw. New Mex ico. to namr t he most im portant. TI11s was a learn ing exIX'nencr as well as a fun expt'rlence the se youn g pc npl c will nn er f o r ~ e t whi ch culminated with a bitnquet which had about I,000 ·' oung people 111 attenda nce . The Young HawHitans { a select '-\ruup of tJJ gh school students ! en ~ ttJnained during the banquet. from the !\1adngals, rl'CCntly returned frum a week m Honolulu . HAwa tt where they part icipated 111 the Jlawaltan Festt\'a lo f ~lu sH_' 'l'lu: .\oung peuplt> sang Hl thl' Wat kik i ll lltduor phttheatr t' Th ts lilrg l' ctrll· wa s an experien (' t' t l1rsr stu de-nt s wt\1 ne\'er fnr get . Thetr pcrforn t<J.JH. 'l' i·l•cctHd much favo rable Lll llll !l l'nl and <J standt ng l) \·atJOn as they returned I ll thetr SNitS. 11lere were tWt) evcmn~s of judgtn g and the Callt a Academy gruup wa s on the first night wtth ntne uthc r rocal groups . There \~l·rc mne tnstr unwntal and \·ora! groups on the secund rughi . There ~ere four judges from Internalt onal Festivals: u utstandin~ men lfJ the field (l f mustc. (Jalhpl)hs shuuld be proud of lhl' performam·e and appea rance t) f the se ftne rnun);! stngers : L1sa Stewa rt . ~la e Kemp , Lynn Settle. Hen ;je Qua lls, Scott Murnson. Mark Pyle;, :>lark Morrt son. nn d Claren ce McCabe . The uther students "hn ·~ent un the tnp wrre Sa ra Abels, Sha ri Benm'll , Davi d Robinson. Bobby Gurdon. and Clint Pallersm . and dtrector. Anne FtSI.'her and chaperon, Ralph Ben· nett . The students sa w much of the 1mpor1ant th 1ngs to see · such as Pearl Harbor and I he Artzona Memurtal. Punchbowl ~au o nal Cemet e r~· of the Pactftc, Kodak Shu" , A La \1oaua Center 1one of the largest shuppmg 'center s 111 the world 1, an d t he Pol ynestan Cult ural Certer. Mayor 's son is arrested Pl'ITSBURGH 1 UP! I Tite 17-year.old son of Peter Flaherty, former PitLsburgh mayor, deputy U.S . attorney general and a Democrati l' I(Ubneratorial candidate, wa s arre sted on a drug charge Frt day nigh t foll owing a poli l'e cha se. Peter F. Flaherty Jr., and Joseph Russ, 18, both of Ptttsburglt, were arrested in the ell; ·s Shadystde section and c·harged with possession of a controlled substance . Police offi cers said they chased the youths ' vehtcle when they noticed it being ope rated in a rec kless mon11cr . They smd they fowtd · m the car a plastic bag wtth green \'ege lable matter mside, n.smoking device, a block of suspected hashish ond a vtal of whtte powder. Tht former ma yor '!':i sun was rl'lcased in a brother's custod)·. ABOVE THE RE ST' Beat •• • Of the Bend - [II; M ArTIO!'; to pla ce a 10 mill operating levy before Metgs L(l{'al School Distri ct voters at the ,J"ne r. prunanc s .there was one dissenting vote cast by Dr . Keith Rtggs. Voting tn favor of the levy whl ch would be in effect for three years were Jenmfer Sh ell, Virgil Kin ~ . Carol Ptcrcc and Wendell Hoover . POM EROY - A son 's desire to get hi s mother out of jail res ulted in his arrest on a ch arge uf felonious assault. Mary Edith Taylor, 52, Rt. 3, Racine, had been jailed Th ursday evenin,g on a waiT ant cha rging disorderly conduct Her son, Lindsey Taylor, 28, Rt. 3, Racine, had gone to the jail, but was wtable to raise the money to post her appearance bond . Later in the ev ening, Tay lor became upset with .lack Scarbrough , 63, Rt. I, Long Bottom , when Sca rbrough refused to ta ke Taylor ba ck to the jail. It was alleged Taylor then st ruck Sca rbrough on the head severa l limes with a h amm e r . R a c ine ' s emergency squad was called · to a residence on Long Hollow where the alleged incident occ urred a nd transported Scarbro ugh to Vetera n's Memor ial Hospita l for trea tment. I, At 8:45 p. m. Thursday evening, Taylor was arrested on the parking lot beside th·e jail. He had walked to the home of a Bowman's Run resident who brought him to the jail. Taylor was. taken into custory without resista nce. Friday aft ernoon, Taylor wa s t aken before Meigs Co unty Court J udge Robert Buck for his initi al ap'· pearance on felonious assault charge. Bond was set at 115,000. In lieu of bond, Tay lor remai n ~ in the county jail. Meanwhile, Mary Edi th Tay lor, hi s mother , was tak en before the · Count y Co urt F'riday morning, where she entered a guilty plea to di so rderly conduct She was released at 1! :30 a. m. Th" r sda y a fte r noo n, Sher iff James J . Proffi tt ret urned Jack Wade Osborne, 20 , Man sfie ld , to Meigs Co unty to answer a charge of escaping from the Middleport V illa g~ Ja il on Ma rch 'll .' He was apprehended by Ri chl a nd Coun ty sher iff 's depu ties. Osborne was recently indicted by the Meigs County Gra nd Jury for receiving stolen property. He escaped the Midd leport jail by going th rough a ceiling, removing bricks in a wa ll and going o11 to the roof. Friday aft ern oon, whe n Osborne was taken before . Meigs Co unty Court Judge vehi cl e. The driver was not Ro bert Buck on the felony injured. Meigs Coun ty Sher iff charge of escape, he entered James J . Proffitt advi sed a · not gui lt y pl.ea . He that a recent change in state requested he have an at· motor vehicl e Jaws affect ing torney appo inted. The ·Court perso ns who own or operate complied with his request and motor ized bicycles - often appointed Attorney James B. ca ll ed Mopeds-. became O'Brien to represent hi m on · effect ive Sa turday . the escape charge. Th e ne wly. in acted Ja w Osborne was remanded to ;tates no person may operate the custody of the sheriff and a motorized bicycle on any iscuiTently being held in the public roadway or on private county jail. propertv used by the public Thursday morning at 2:30 . fo r vehic ular traff ic or a_m. in Svracusc on SR 124 a parking unless he or she is 14 car driven by Belinda Deete r, yea rs of age or older; and Rt. I, Long Bottom, struck holds a valid Ohio driver and killed a Beer. There was slight damage to her 1973 license, chauffeur lice nse or motorcycl e license; OR has Ford . obta ined an Ohio motorized Thursday evening, David bicycle operator 's licen se. Hupp, 19, Rt. 2, Racine, was Sheriff Proffitt said he has northbound on Leta rt Twp. written the Ohio Department Rd. 9:> when he lost cont rol of of Highway Safety fnr a his vehicle which ran off the supply of leaflets on the new ro adway strik ing and Moped law. Leafl ets will be severing a' telephone com· ava ilabl e to the public as soon pa ny pole resu lting in as th ey arrive. moderate da mag e to his . . IT SVII~~cS .If 'The HANDEL • K2500 W Our.1b1\' vrn yl c HI l' d [ !lrlf '\ Zenith Quality Features l t•ll" l lPr1 . ., ,,n,,l .tli'tl mc tol l H1 i,11.1 111 l'll AtnCt tC, Ul Wa lnu t '.J Hf .t 111l, UHF lll \e r.r\,:c, • Chro matic One -Bu tt on Tuning ~ 100% S o hd ~ St a t e Chassts • Po wer Sentry Vol tag e Regut aung System • Brillian t Chrom a co lor Picture Tube • VHF / UH F Oetuk e Agreat lawn care combinationl C• Jl' lt • w tt h 't-.~ ! ,nt { rr.tr Q• t 't'.-ln up IS TO -:.L t1 t ~ ~ UI IIIH pt' !~ u d . Thc1r plan , ncwr i-ICL'C ptcd 111 fu ll b) ettiler side, ca lls for . - PartH.' I~l a tlon of a ll polltt (';rl fcll' IIOI IS ' l Hilodesw tnto a black-r uled nation known by its Africa n n;unC'. ·' Zir n babwc." Pe~t Contro l Se rvi ce " Rt. 3, Oak Hill, Ohio /, ,. I lV t M ~ • ; w•~• •• 11 1 .• • •, ... 1111 ' ! ' ' ] ' ..... " JG~ • 10 til 10 II DUO• r->· :1~......_ "' Fu ll y furn ished - 4" double .lap siding . bow window, ih' ' Templok sheathlng, jllfarpeted throughout, total electr ic, 2 fiberglass tubs, separate fiberglass shower , 3- 12 roof pitch, cottagt;> wir'idows. patio door in dining room . 4 prs.S1.00 Nobody-but nobody-saves you more. 303 Upper River Road (Across from Si lver Bridge • r OPf!n Daily !li\9, Sunda y t ll\ 6 992 ·7034 KINGSBURY HOME SALES "Finest in Manufactured Houslnq" PHONE 446 1611 35 Ac.- ...... II :•II ' tm·estil;ation aclrt·:)~ a nd mrul\ 111~ ht ~ wifl', Sopl!r;t 1All't'll. uther hll ~ l fll'S~ asso ciate~. n ~·i t p il' '-.I'L' k l iH! tl 1ttntlr..; t·llh t·l· not trl i\ \ !1\ll Pnntt nor \1 ts-. Loren were in thl' ~ ·u un tr .\ Both are now Frend1 d tl/.L'IIS with hurnes tn Pc_u · ~ ~ cmd Swtt zc rlan d •"tnd l'ourt SO UI' l'l'S scu d tl was unll kt· l~ the) l'OUld be <•xtr.ulr k d 'o. Ita ly. Home prnsecut, ~r J>;l(llirw Dl'il'Amw s i ~m·d tlw ~I! T C.'-.l warran t o nl ~ for Ponll but court so ur c e.~; s<l!d h1s wlfl' and so me .10 bank {lffltHi \s and eol lcagucs . \n:n · alsl) involve d in Ult' C' h ~n grs ste uuning fro!ll tus llltlll ) 1nternati11 1IC!I f tln t product wns . No details of any t · har ~t~~ have been giv un CX(' ept thl'~ t un ct'rn ai!Cgt'd tllt•g:llt·xpul! <•f currenq . Poll I'£' \\'Cl'P kn own t n ht1 \1' been investig<! l tn~ wtH'tll(·r Pont i nht.ainl'd P' rmis"'l" ll 111 t!X}:~,"t lll n re (' UI'rt'n•·y tJ1i1 11 ht· (•wed hi:-. p ; tt til• r ... CJOroad ·nwprohl t'rn ~ for l 1i 1ntr and Mt" l.orrn begun i"l'b. B. 1977. when 10 fm:11 tdal p11 ltn• offin•r s dl' S I'~ mlt •d on their luxun ous vtna sr1ut h " f Ho11 1t· aruwd w tl h ,, :-. t.' it r t h warra nt :\'11 l' ."i )l lannlHtn 1 f tht• Sl'HI'<' h \\ tiS gtren 11! p r. ]l< '!' . th l' cnuplt· or tht•lr l : m~ e r s J·:S LI KE l, ;\~111 l,L'fl th1• \ 1uh\ t•st il kt· a cutldb lii mh but IllS! t•ad uf LI·.AI ~l mTh \-li:-..s !;•rt-·JI·, b;1gs th r ~ ~ u~hl~ . ., •.;•r•·lwd and itf:l\. ts ltw La:-;t urn c Pnntl or MISS !J tren Fr~c Esti m ates No Job Too l ar ge or Too Small Mter hi:-i \ 1t.'Xll'Ctr l t n r uT t~t g(• lt> \1Js!-. IJ tr en 1n l ~ISi, lh e P•Up\e wa:-, < K CU ~ ed d i \ lllll' \H' f'l ' fil l' welding habb tl mg . Sleet fabnca t1o n . complete stoc k of s ree l: rounds , plate s and struc tuals . ;r n kn11W11 11' h;n'l' bi:.'L'ri l fl !•.r]\ P 11 flll b t ·c t.~ mt· a French ! tt JJ t·n m 1%6 t11 t'l l' t 'Uill \ Tnt lt;dta n l;nv:-; tha t LhL·n forb(! de f; HtltJ ll\ \( 1 mllh Metvltung, m·;tr ly 1:1 pu iJlictl\ r\cilh t'l' ac t u<-~ll y unrh·r ;1 f;dst· n. II JH l!st'lf urn1:-; ual !1• r 111du stnal or con struction bus me!)S we lcom ed. Lar.g~ lathes and boring fuur M&G MACHINE SHOP hu.:amy tn ltttl! She subs('quentl) bl'<'i.l llW Fn·nch also and tlw ~ cmd 111 :IIHI :"~tJtrll' dti<'Wl Wrlts \'o~' t t · ' ' ttt·d Puli L'(' SI'J un·c·~ lln Hr "i !att•r l'l' ptt r! ~·d :-.on w small \ alu abh • pat nttngs cdSI J Wt' l'l' 1 fmmd thP Jr t\\ 11 Upper Rou1e 7 Ka nau ga. Ohi o snn s h;:n •e a 614 -41:16 -4686 rx: r·mcrnt·nt hr11 nc t•n l'an s' l' h ·g~mt ,\Yenue l;l'orgt··s V IT'S OUR 3rd . I ~lftllftiDlYJEiijlS~~y STARTING MONDAY APRIL 3rd MONDAY • TUESDAY • WEDNESDAY 10 AM · 6 PM FRIDAY 10 AM · 9 PM SATURDA Y 10 AM· 7 PM PROMENADE SHOP ,\1<i y n u\\l'r S. IIIUdSliti C' S \H.' I'l' _ ~ UIIll :-.t.·d Slwwl'r s b~ twa\· ~ \pnl 1 111 S 1ttrtht• r n 1313 Eastern A venue (';dJft JI·nt:r It s r t' II INI!Iw WNilht·r \la s a plr<lsant . da~ -e:rr l) t\ prtl f ou ls juke on t\J t• def rnstmg drm7 t' ll ~ tl f tlw Gallipolis, Ohio phr~· m g Phon.e 446-1228 MI LlW l'~l. \\h t:ll ll' fllPt ' I' Oil lll't'l, StJ<tf"t•d lnt Pihr8Q <.; itS Cl ~ ! I I I I I~( s,,uth"' estrrl y \\ rncl blt-1~ ·deserl itlr' lni! J the n~g111n All but 10 d"Y' uf 1ht• Jail term W(I S suspl'Ufh•d Doruth} Ju Ha tl tff, Ht. I, Chesa peakt•. furklled ;t $llfi bund for shopltftlng : 11r1d .Jo hn D. Htel'kh off . 2a. Harpers· Wuuds. Mtl' h.. 1 ~7. fo lluwrng tou dohl'h SUNDAY THRU SATURDAY ONLY APRIL 2 THRU A PRI L 8 LUNCH TIME GOODIE. ~ •HOT ON LYI40AYS LEFT I I DOG ( Regula r Size) •FRENCH FRIES Bl ock "lUlU · 1100 E. Main, Pome oy, o. _IH?ME 1 UPI 1 A Holll l' lJnf • Hlt1nltt la!t•! ,nn \1;u' publtc pruse{'utnr 1ssm•d <t ll li, :\1t o.;:- Lurt·n \\ il :-i lkt aHit'd dl arre st warranl S;Jturday fur· Hotm' s l.l'l lf\i m\11 J);1 V! nt'l fi lm producer Carle• PtHllt on ;r1rp t1 rt . iiL:t l lll hv flll:t li cJ<-d Jl!ega\ (' Uff'l' IH 'Y t'X!J tl fll llg poi ! CI' <1 \.1 s i 1•' W ll~ ctwr ges afll' l' !Ill p•·t·p;u·tng '' ' fh lo Pa n ~ "We can find ways tax laws can save you money." . ,,;., .... f& R •28 3 BEDROOM- GAllEY KITCHIN-FRONT & RUR-2BATH ' Comfort Top Knee-hi Hose O.arge is dismissed OPEN -1)0111 •11 t Aitl tiY .00 ' he has answer tomato, cheese, lettuce, pickle, oniOn, mayonnaise. "'"' ~~' ~ _.., in ChHnging Bishop feels 1A lb., 100% ground beef, I II• IDU o ' 73 "10•21 P ncu Good lhr u Tuesda v • ,_,~tso l orC , argt' & VIsa W• lcome •llt H(!t "' ,,,1, Tub 'I '-'-'--'-- - . lretnsttron - Establishment, during Wheth er they have an y the tran sit to n pen od, of hope of success rests lar gely gove rnm ent arrangements on the actions of these six not controll ed by white men : minor ity leaders. - Smith, th e inf lu ential - rr ee elections under white represen tative on the inte rnationetl supervision. interim executive coun ci l - Mainte nan ce of law and now ruling Rlwdesia . order by some internationa lly - Bishop Abel Muw rewa of supported for ce, such as a the United Africa n National U.N. unit. Council , mcm ber of th e - Crea ti on of a · executive cow1cil. , co nstitut io nal sys tem that - The Rev. Ndaba ningi Siprote<·t.s the rights of all thole of the African National Roodesians and gra nts no Coun cil , member of th e spccta l pr ivil eges to an y executive council. J..(roup or race . -Sen. Jer emia h Chir au, a The U.S. a nd Briti sh prominent triba l chi ef and )i1111 Ci tllllents say th ese third black mem ber of the principles offer the best hope executi ve council. for changing troubled -Josh ua Nkomo, leader of Rhodesia int o peace ful the Zambia.based Zimbabw e Zimbabwe. African Peoples Union "ZAP U" - one of two guerrilla groups com pr ising th e Patriotic Front. - Robert Mugabe , leader of the Mozambique·based Zim babwe African Nat ional Union - "ZANU" - the OTTAWA (li PII - A oth er half of the Patriotic Roma n Catholi c bi sho p Pront. th inks he has the answer to the clim bing divorce ra te he refuses to marry anyone under the age of 18. B ..hop Adolph Proulx of the Ottawa region told a news con ference this week he was fed up with broken marriages in his diocese wh ich includes GALLIPOLI S - Upon th e Ga tinea u, Quebec, a near by request of the arresting oftown with the highest divorce fice r, Deputy Willard Shel'IS, rme a nd the lowest avera ge a warr ant fil ed against Harry mar rying age in Canada. J . Ph illip s, Cro wn ( ' lly , Bis hop Pro ulx told clla rgi ng gra nd th efi wa s reporters the soa ring divorce dtsmi sscd Fr iday in rate - 460 per 1110,000 Gallipolis Municipal' Com1 . a mong his 160 ,000 Mary A. Cundi ff . l3, Pu111t pa ris hioners spurr ed his Pleasant. entered a not gUilty decision to include age as an plea to a charge of in· eligi bility factor in church sufficient fu nds. Bond was marriages . "fix ed at $2,5110. A tri al will be He said the church also will t.>l d A prj!. 10 . recommended a si•.month Finel" or forfeitin g t.mds prep ar atio n pe riod for were Robert C. Mitchell , 21, couples planning to marr y. Gall ipoli s, $24 speed; Wayne The waiting peri od becomes Saunders , 38, Rt. 2, Pa triot, mandatory if one of the two is $1 5 and costs, no operator's w1der age 20. license; Gertrud;i" · Lowe ry. ~. Hot Spr ings, Va., $22 speed ; VIrgil C. Booten. 54 , Rt. I, Gallipolis, was granted a continuance until Apri l 18, no operator 's li cense; Larry .E. Clonch, 30, Point Pleasant , was granted a continuance until Apr il 25 for DWI ; Irene L. Wise, :>8, Rt. 2, Ga llipo lis, was fin ed $3110 and costs, sentenced to six months in the co unt y jail and hts driver 's licenses was suspended for si x mon ths for OWl. STUFT SHIRTS 1 / • "SC rt OUS meaning it cxdud('S tlw guL'JTillas and pn..~ ndt• s for no tn· 1 t' rnct twn ;-Ji ly supervised Pubhc Wat k tn bu siness, MERRILL K GRUBE - Delivery and sel·up -~--..,.~~ -~-= +-,.. f ......... usage . Sunday thru Saturday April 2 thru April 8 27 900 inc luded. " Gar den Plala) /W S BOTfLE .GAS lf D ~ 06 1t1 ' Reg 59' It uwdcq u<H.' ll'!-i '' - TV & APPLIANCE 81 0100 111 ' RIDENOUR SUPPLY 1 (LOT MODEL) tt I M.t S H~ SAVE $100° S Cl~ SE RVICE ,.1M 0 ald Zambia, c:t 11 ttw 1 :tgn'\!u rnt t reaSQn and vow tu wrl'tk •t br furce of ann:-, . • Black i\fn can fl(tttOH/l l:''\'f' alnHJ S\ unanunuusly r'CJl'l'led tlw ··mtc rrw I' ' a~n..-ernctlt . W:tstungton l.lnd J. on d11n ha\ I' s tuppt•d short of rejecting tl ctlt ugelll er. but " ReiMJnab le Rates - Fas t C ourteau~ Se rvi ce" COMPLETE TERMITE & PEST CONTROL I6 ONE ONLYI 3~9~ 91 <; L,!r,;qrr ASK YOUR ' DEALER HOW TO: UP Mason. W. 'fa . Women's New Spring Sling . -. ' ~ · in Assorted Shades · ·- ~ ( " ! r,t! >~l l t Hu•\ Lu~tHIJ!I t'•l h \1 oz~mb tqu t c;hester, Ohio PH. 985·3307 GIHINC ks I ' l"v .H I"' t pu1n t tng out ' thP Ar ,.n ,R J•"ll Mow ers ' h J N f' ~ t,IF) t d SridP j tl.'l a nd 11· Rl . 33 r,-~pn·rncp Y ·,ur A. · •r .•,.. 1 • lhf"' ,r, , I , '•! ·' ,·, TI1e new inter.im Rhodesian f-_;overnme nt, bas ed an "tnt L'rnr~ l agreement" among rnud~mtr black leaders and Pmne :llintstcr Jan Smith's white minority regi me. nwrm'i tn nm vt• th~ nation tnwrtnl t•ler tcd 111ajnrity I!(J\'f' rm ne nl with or wtthout ~ la t' k rehl,'\ par ' ietpation by 1>c(' . :n · Tl11• Patn n' ll' Front guernllet s, opt." atmg from Dark Brown cab tnet w11t1 Shoe World (II ,r• r WASHINGTOI\ 1UP! t Lending urgen cy to President Carter's talks with· AfricHn leaders is their knowledge that Rhodesia may soon bt' a major theater of W(lr, ~1 nd time is run ning ou t for mediators. The Soviet Hnrl CllbHnbacked war in Etht npta seems to ha\·e cntJed 111 victory for Ethwpta ()\ cr Somalia . Mosco w ~ 1nd Hav a na al so teamed up behi nd the winners in Angola in 1975, and the pop11lar caust' of Rhodesia 's biHrk guerrillas now set: rn s :t ript• and tempti ng candtd"te for their aid . U.S. ilitelligence l'Stllnate s there are at least 650 Cub"'' " ad visers" alread ~ m Moza mbique, a i>a ; e fur guer rllJa raids on Hhod(!Sia . All of whirh lt~a, ·c ~ lhe United Sllttes iln d l:lritmn little time to win ~t c reptann• for their lan!,'Utslltng " Anglo· America n pea ce propos:tL" The Anglu-1\Jm.! ricml plan for black ma jo nt y rule, which Carter was dis t·usstng with Nigeria's leHders th iS wee kend, has been overtaken b)' evenl-5 and ~y forl'C S iXJll ing in opposi te cil rL·ctions. Gold col o1 lttm POINT MASON AUTO GlASS, INC. PORTABLE WELDING SERVICE Warrant issued Saturday for producer Carlo Ponti Quick Rhodesian se_ttlement needed T~1at II(T~ISI(i!l, CALL COLLECT 682-6249 RIDENOUR FH F:D H11 l'twcl l. r lght. IJIHil i-1 ~ er o f l·: lliptt Appli;t nr·.c II 1n Pu ll ~l'l"t J: . 1:-. ~IJflv. n r t·( ·t·J\ 1ng his Certific<Jte of !\chtt•\'PIIlL'nl fn ,tll Ve rnon Prt.·r;tll, supl·n·tsnr . dt·rd(·r rnttn <IJ.!l ' I!H'rtt. Whlrl1mol Cuqxm:ttior l. upon SUL'l"l'Ssful ('(J!11pl el r r ~rl 111' the Whtr lpt1ol HeUl il S<tl P~ Cit nil· hl'ld recrnti'Y·:·Tl1e s~m i nar l' I} Vt· r s Sl 1ll lllg skills. such as I11 1W ll1 IIL'lp t·u s t orrl t' r s -~o h t pi'•.bk rn~ invnlved in U1 e purdw st• of hurt tt' nppli:t nces : lhl' s;l\ esmun \ l" l'SI~ "l~ i btltl~ \I) tl)( dl':J! t•r: ami pr11duct infonnatlon 011 Whir lpoo l hollll' a pphi.H irt·s. tn d utlt n ~ l'llt'rg~ t'lill~ Ur n p tlllfl <~rtd to USL' t1is woutlworking loub tunwkl' su mc prujed s. . The TCHAIKOVSKV K1908C Decorator compact table MACHINE SHOP SERVICES P' l'\'l'll " You r Loca l Term ite & Edg il BOijgs, Owne r JO: c.o"' SEEKS DIVORCE (;A /J .I POLIS - Charging gruss negl ect uf duty and f•xtr rme cruelty , Robert !:ray, (;allipolh , has fil ed a . JX'IIt lun for divr1rce in Galli a Co unty ('onrrnon Pleas Court fr ulll S u ~ an L. Gr ay , CCJJir pult ,~:, . They we re marned June tO , 1977 and have une chdd. Jennifer f: . Jordan, Viriton , ftled tl1e sam e grounds in her l'!!m platnt for dJvorL·e againsJ James L. Jordan, Jr., Rt. 2, Mt. Alto, W. Va They were 111 arried Jul y 2. 1976 and hav e nu Lhildr·cn . weddt rlgs . On·aslona llr he tttkes time fro1 11 <1 husv ·sdl('d Uil' t u du smne lnmti r;g a11 d fishi11g and BOGGS EXTERMINATING CO. Open Sunda y 1· 6 p ,m , , Cl !hr f,r.o.·n~ r e c~r gr ass:JM~ l'" ,, 'I ·~ ·' ; ,, rf rrr,wrr; .tn'~ qu.1lr ty ot an Art•:r- n .. J qq r ,~~ ,·. · r rnrJ 1 nu ~ ov•· . . n Jn bP .1t,1blc Cc,.-tw·e !'"• KEYS FOUN U POMEROY -- I <JSt your keys? Mr s. Bea Lisle, Dailv Sentinel employe, found ~ key ring holding some etght keys Qn Co urt St. Friday evening. The owner Cf.Hl ptck up the keys at the Sentinel office , Ill Court Sl .. ''" Mon day . O'Dell' s P~ st Contro l Servic e & Thomas Fa ine Th ermil e & Pes t Co nl roi 773-5710 FRANKLY, I'M WEARY of U1e praise and compl iments that too often accompany death . · I mean , a l'omp!i ment might txdster Uw surviv ors but it certainly tsn't gomg 1Al do much for the morale of tbe deceased . Does it reallr hurt so much wextend a compliment or ki nd ness while someone is still kickmg around ? Of course , tf you ca n't manage ''a llthts" for the livmg, then <ttleast you can - Keep Smiling. · cducatwn ill ti lt' Univers ity of Ali.ISk<J in 1!!70. un d since then ha~ finist1c11lttL' rcqu irernenL') for ll Sl'cund r·nHslcr'.s degree in public sd 1uu! c tdrnini s t ra ~ tiun. ill' was tc<.tl'hcr-prindpal of Hw GramiL• Gra de Sclluu l 1%:ll!J57, and taught fifth gr·ru ll• in ,\ vun l.<;~ k t, Ohiu, 195i-1 959. J,J.l!.,,llloved t t l An L·hurage with h 1~ f<.nnlly in August. W5!J, and hi:.l s bt•t.:u t~al' hi11 g sctenct• 111 the publk sehou l systcrn for thti past 1~1 ;wtrs. ,l.iincc J!J6fi ht· also has hl'l'll LL'<J ch u t~ photog,t.:ntphy at the 4 Un ivn s tty of t\ las kttAnchorugc. .\1ernll (;rube has a pruTi tulJ le phnlug ra phy busines.s <tl :110'1 E111·e k" Drive , An· chorrrgc 9fJ5!tt. spcl'iu !!zi ng 111 ., TVI Beau t dull y sty led MRS. ALBEHT GOEGI.E IN had been pl anling fl owers m the front yard of her Flatwoo'ds Road home Thursday afternwn and had just gone into the house to watch a televisini1 serial, " As the World Turns" when a pl ane . out of gasoline , came under some power line s 1n front of the Goeglein hom e and landed in 11 h:ty fi eld there. Mrs. Goegletn , pretty ca lm about the whole tnctdent , did comment that the world would really have been turning tf the plane had struck the house. GALI.lPOLIS - Mcn·iJJ E. Grube' a gr'lrluitte uf Hi o Grande Co llege and sun of Mr. ami Mrs. M. K Crub" of Mudsoc, will be lnst<CIIetltlcxt Sunday I April !II as pr<:sid<:nt of the A laSke~ Profcs!-i ion~ll Pholug ri;i phers Associat ion . Grube W<:t S grmlu11te d valedictorian from (;ull ia Academy High School i11 1!15\1 cmd was gnuluated L'U IIl laude from Rio Grande Co l· lege in 1957 with a tlegt·c·c in clcmcnto ry eduL"ation. HI' finished et masll'r's d0gret• 111 -Now Servi ng Th e Customers of COMPLET:E-----~·SERVICE . . ·Graduate of ·Ri; Grande College elected chief of pro lensmen BOGGS EXTERMINATING CO. Spotlite Panels assurance that the co unty's na rcot ics unit wi ll be gua ranteed "continued, fu ll and adequat e fu nding." If such an assurance is not made, Shoop says the unit wi ll be disbanded within several months and all covert and other police operation wil l end as exi sti ng investigations are finished. ' -- We are income tax .specialists. We ask tl1e right questions-: We dig for every hollt'Sl . deduction and credit We want. to leave no stone unturned to make sure you pay thl' smallest legitimate tax. That's Reason No. I why we should do your taxes. Small Drink I of Your Choice ~ ....-· .. • TO ·GO OR EAT-HERE · No. Subt. No Coupons · No limit For Easy Pickup Call 446-2682 Your Order Will Be Waiting ' H&RBLOCit POPOLU UURf THE; INCOME TAX PEOPLE 618 E. MAIN ST., POMEROY, OHIO P92· l79l 27 S~CAMORE, GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 446·0303 Ope n p,oo fo 6:.00 W"'kdays L...... 9,ootos ,oo Saturdav .:::::;::::;,.:Ava i lab!• 2nd & Olive �.- ) B-F-TheSW1day Times~ntinel, SW1d~y, J\pril2, 1978 FA C membership campaign continues ~ . FEATHER YOUR NEST WITH FINE FURNISHINGS AND S~VEI .~ DRIVE . A LITTLE AND SAVE A LOT offe1· ,,,,_ , ,,. gllt!st~~ n••~ ' nvitation' sale! sale!sale! ~Invitation' _L l ' _.,,; . gardeners gather for -Millinery Madness THEY RE BEAUTIFUL AN D CO MFO RTABLE' $109~~ UP I '"mi'nr10U~ ,..;:,lu,. rn :'I _.__...... .. .)r: lr,ublw K1. rl l.><trrt' l ">lyi r'll V"u wrm I ()I> <1 0 1 ~ lfJ t~!ii SI rt ,., vr>lvf'l I , Hot. rn.1ny wncs n.we you wa nted to tnvrte guests lor the \\ ec Ke•l d hu : coul d n t b(' C<l usc 'ou h.:ld no ex tr a r o~ m or bed '' N OI\ .11th n ut :r·,1t co stly ' 'l ril room at bed . yo u can offe r yo ur gue sts an ln . rtat ror lor thP wee,en~ An ·tnvrtatton lull-siz e sle e pP r tn.r t ,s l h· ~ ·~ ttlC cn,w vou• lam t~ ..rll light o wt• r m ym•• IV room '-!Hill' ~rru <.ho u •J l}t'l <1 cnupl<' 1rlf'l pWI' •S rtqrll I h•~ l><•o~UIII U~)' <,C>;rh-...1 I han "'llJ • I Ill' <11 h!\ "11' "' lh tl 11 111''1 [II ~f>lt mq~ [),-.,~11 h •N••rl llilr ~ n no l l onf' vrl~ • · l I olin ln vrtiltt on IS the hotte sl n Pw e ntry 111 the aff ordable fu rntture ll,lil r,Pt Its lo ,, p11c r ts cor~ plrm('nted by qual •ty ma te11als, goo d ! oo ~ s ............,..,,.,,.,, ,m rl• l 'L':JJt,lblt 1 rnr1nu fac turer . Acce pt •) ur HlVI \atr o r to o~op now and yo u'll soon be off ering yout gu es ts dn lnvt tatton · ol yo ut own . l".>o'li iOH t OUt lrll'fl<I S ..hill vov 011~1 !0 1 Tho ~ hd rldsmnr litw wn ann ( h/111 aild ltlf' v 11 ~ull.,~ mer AOCt~~ tw ltf! 1ne pnce u1 ~ erv"r Great Value ... Style . . . Quality!- .- ~ formal "'~inin g room at Riv erby. An exqui si te oriental arrangement wa s in th e cent er of th e . table, created by Vivian Kirkel and Anita Tope of Ye Olde Village Ga rden Club of Gall ipolis. All who attended were also c'O tertained by the beautiful piano music provided by Greg Bane at .t he Stein way to the Music Room at Riverby . Mrs . McG inness said the pa id new members · who joined the French Art Colony durin g the three week ca mpaign eff ort by the committ ee, •along with numerous renewals, brought the total membership to over 300. The trustees expressed their ~A rea POPULAR STYLES IN LUXUR IOU S. TOP -D UALIT Y FABRICS (. the rece ption, to sign 'the prints that were available to each member, made from the original sketch he created for the 1978 membership campa ign . it is a watercolor of the Old Mill Creek Trestle and Streetca r'- Circa : 1912. The original is now framed and in the permanent collection at Riverby. Over one hundred members and guests wer~ in attendance at the gala Sunday afternoon reception plann ed by Bet h Cherrington, Jda Thaler and Jan Thal er . Trustees greeted guests at the. dour. Members of Mrs. McG inn ess and Mrs. Suiter's campaign com mittee were at the beauti ful tea tabl e in the -~. SWIVELROCKERS . GALLIPOLIS Th e successful conclllllion 'or the Seventh Annual Membe.;sh ip Campaign of the French Art Colony, co-chaired by Bett y McGinness and Doroth a Suiter, was observed during th e Annual • Membership Reception at Riverby. Guest of honor was Yin-Rei Djuh Hi cks, noted artist from Henryvill e, Indiana, whose beautiful Chin ese and Western art in watercolors and oil are on exhibit durin g March in both Galleries at Riverby. Mrs. Hicks greeted and visited with members ' and guesls dur ing th e recept ion. Another highlight was the presence of Earl Tope , popular loca l art ist at GALLIPOLIS - Members from area garden cl ubs in Ga llia and Meigs Counties ga thered Thursdav at the Holida y Inn, Kanauga, for the open meeting of Ye Olde Ga rden Club. Opent ng r emarks we re given by Vivian Kirkel. Sh~ welcomed each clu b and c-onducted a roll call. Answe ring from Ga llia' Co unty were Cheshire Ga rden Club, French City, Gallipoli s, Open Gate and Rio Grande Ga rden Club . Attending from Meigs were Chester , Wildw ood, Middleport, ltutland, Rutla nd Friendly, Star , Wildwood and Winding Trail . Ca rol Cree~e an s pr ese nted the afternoon devol ions. ~pea kin g on the month of April, she related sensory exper iences to those memories found deepest in ou r hearts. Mrs. Creemeans led in prayer before luncheon was served. Special aft ernoon speaker was h net Bolin. a Meigs Co unt y resident , who is a certi fied Ohio Asscciation of Ga rden Cl ubs judge. Mrs. &lin spoke on The care of house plant s. She briefl y described the best pott ing co ntainers and soils for house plants whil e demonst rating with many of her own plants. Ent ert ainment for the after noon was provt ded by Ye Oide Village members. A fashion show of spring hats, all in keeping with the musica l t hemes, was presented with the title of The meeting <mded with "Millinery Madness .:· The members exchanging ideas model's styles and crea tions and ga r~enin g tips. One la dy ra nged fro m the outrageo us from The Gall ipo lis Garden to the chi c. Four ladi es. from Club summa rized the day's ne ighb ori ng club s par - ·acti vities by remark ing, ti ct pat ed in the ope n " After such a long, dreadf ul deco r at in ~ di vision of winter, what a simpl Y. lovely "Yank ee Doodl e Dandy ." way to begin spring." "Who cares what Vouge says' I know this is the latest u1 chic fashion" - These ladies (who asked that th eir names bO withhel d so their children won't know what they do during the day 1 pause before goin g on stage at "mill inery madness ." 30 BEDROOM SUITES TRADITIONAL . DINING SUITE A graceful. elegant approach to di ning 1 Oval table, upholstered chairs and ch1na cabinet crafted 111 hardwoods and selected wood products, w1th handsome engraved wood finish . 3 PC. - SOFA · CHAIR AND LOVESEAT ' $59'9 95 Exh ibit for the month of April, 1978 - OLD BERGEN ART GUILD , Arranged by Jan Gary , 30 artists , Watercolors, oils, acrylics, caseins , graphics, all styles. April 17, 7:30p.m.- F.A.C. lntA!rdepartmental Meeting ; 9 p.m. - F.A.C. Trustees .Meeting, Riverby. . April 30, 2 p.m.-l 'p .m. - Parent-Child Worksh op, Penny Moore, Chairwolnan, Riverby. MEETING SET. POMEROY - A Meigs Co untY - Jaycee-e tt es organization will be formed Monday at a m e~tin g to be held at 7:30p.m. at the Meigs Inn. The meeting is for all Meigs County women 16 and II5 over and Mas on County women are also invited. Their husbands do not have to be affiliated with the J aycee organization. Two mem bers of the Belpre · Jaycee-ett es will be present to outline aspects of the program. ·I( Jane Miller, a senior in Distributive Education at High School, has a career objective In the area of department store sales. Jane is employed at Elberfelds In Pomeroy. She attends class each morning at Meigs and r~lves valuable business experience at Elberfelds OOI-Ins the afternoon . Jane plallll to continue her career In aales at Elber(eldB after graduating from high school In June. M~igs • I I I I I I I I I I I I I These four ladies from area garden clubs participated in the open category of "Yankee Doodle Dandy." Capping ceremony to be held Friday GALUPOLJS - The an nua l Ca pp ing and Recogni tion Ceremony for the Freshman Class at th e Holzer Medical Center Sehoul of Nursi ng wi ll be at 8 o'clotk on Friday evening, April 7, in the Faith Bapt ist chu rc h, 750 Jackson Pike in Rodney . This · function IIIJlrks the successful compl etion of the first two quarters of study by the class of 1980. Following the processional with Mrs. Edith Ross at the orga n, the Invocation will be given by the Reverend Arth ur C. Lund, Di rect or of Chaplaincy "Se rvices at· the Holzer Medical Center. Musical select ions bv the ~~~~i~!lfSpecial offer for ~~~~ ~F ~ .a limited time! ONLY 2 IN STOCK ............................. ~.~~:c.E....!59995 I Wildwood gardeners 1 meet at Nease home \ '"• $49995 ~~D I ....·- ------------, 'iimts~ jentin:tl 1 r---· -· -··--··-··- ·~··- POMEHOY - A nature hikl· was planned fur April 20 durtng lhe Wednesda y night meeting of the WifdwooJ Garden Club held at the home of Mrs. Helen !\ease. Members are to meet at the l1omc of Mrs. Hilda Ycauger at 12 :30 tlwt day fur the luke. In the event uf lndt.!IIIC!Il weather. the hike wtll he rescheduled. Head at the meeting wa s an invitation fr·om the · Hutlauu F riendly Ga rdener s to ttrl upc n meeting April 26 at the Ku tland Church of Chnst. Mrs. Virgintct Fisher, M r~. shuuls wtll not be damaged by sudden expusu rT to the bright suniJ gt ' . llftlng·and di vidiug JJhull'l such C;tS chryscm- have been oil winter, ;:utd [Jiant111 g sorn t' uf the t h~· tmun s Wht l·h left 111 the ~ arucn ii·' tnun· liard ~ fhtWt'rs such larkspur. phlox, iind poppy . a ~~lt ed ArrangemcnL':i Wl! r c madt• f< uc~d TRIPLE DRESSER, lANDSCAPE MIRROR, 5 DRAWER CHEST &HEADBOARD Earl Tope's Old Mill Creek Trestle and Streetcar- Cir ca ; 1912, wtll be on display at the French Art Co lony . Crabgraos ktller should be before April 10 she sa td and hybnd tea , grantlifl ura . and fluriibu nda roses should be prun ed. Mrs. Smith lalkcd about houseplclllls and flowers and sug~csted thiit forring bran· ches such as pussy wt llow, Doris Gr ueser , Mrs. Mildred furs ytlm:~ , tliJg \.\uU<I. cherry Phillips and Mrs. i\da Holter :-tnd pt·t~rh blo~sums ca n at\efl(hl a rueelt ng uf. tlw Ye lm ght cu " lwusc To do this, Olde Vtlla gc Garuen Club site expl;uned , just cut and held thi s week at Kcuw ugh . bnng md oor~. ctnd put iutu f'rt \'('1'1/ J_ sin cere appreciation to' Mrs. McGinness and Mrs. Suiter . and thei r dedicated campa ign committee from throughout th e area who worked so har d to expand the membe rship of the French Art Colony lo assure the continuation and expansion of the arts program in multipl e med ia, avail able to residents of the area. 1 Membe rship in th e French Art Colony is open throughout the year. Anyone who may have not been contact ed and Is int erested in joining the French Art Colony, may ca ll Karen Echus. Membersh ip Cha irma n for the organization at 446-3770. or call446·1819. Cont ributions or membersh ip · gifts a re deductibl e for income t.ax purposes. • JAMIE HA ULDREN TURN S EIGHT JAMIE Hauldren, son of Mr. and Mrs . Gl en Hauldren, celebrated his eighth birthda y oo March 30 at his home on Rl. I, Gallipoli s . Helping celebrate were hi• grandparents, Mr . and Mrs. John Srhere r,. Pl. Pleasant, W. Va ., Mr. and Mrs. John Ha uldreo, Th e r es a, Thomas, l.esa aod Lori, Fran c i s Skidmore , Mi chell e, Brent , Twillla and Scot Coona)ly, Kelly Vansickle, Billy and Rene Ward , Jill Drummood, David a~d Sharon Coler, Patty Simpkins, his sister, Amy. A Flintstone cake, lc~ cream and Kooi·Aid were served and games were played. ' FACING CRISIS CINCINN ATI (UPI ) - The United Sta tes is facing a li te racy crisis largely beca use of televi sion's pervasiveness. believes a linguist at the l 'niversity of Cinci nn ati. "Students are havi ng tro ubie reading and wri ting, not lust in knowledge of lite rature," sa ld William La sher , chairm an of the uni ver s it y's linguist ics program. " It's a litera cy crisis, not Just a literary crisis." Glee Club of the School of Sherrv Vick ers. R.N . Nursi ng, und er the direction The entire class will recite of Mrs. Anne Fischer will be in unis on. the Fl oren ce hea rd. Fo ll owing the t>ightinga le Pledge, led by welcome by Janet M. Byers, Pam Hoss, Senio r Student R.N., Director of Nursing Nurse and President of the Edu ca tton. the Fres hm an Studen t Governm ent. The Class will be presented by Freshman Class will then Julie McAfoo es , R.N., Fresh- sing their Class Song, "The man Instructor. The Junior Hands of Time." Class wtll be involved in the Following the Benedi c1ion presentation of the Caps to by the Reverend Lund and the Freshman, along with the Hecessional, a rece ption l.ennte Da vis, R.N., Fresh- wi ll be held in the chu rch. A man Instrlictor and Class eordial invitati on is extended to the families and fri ends of Advisor . Always impressive Is the the students and the public to candlelighting ceremony tha t attend th is annual Cappi ng follows, handled by Fres h-· and Recognition ceremony of ma n Inst ructor Ba rba r a the Freshman Class from the Shelton, R.N., and Junior Holzer Medical Center School Instructor and Class Ad visor. of N u rsin~ . wHtCr wtth H ptece fur providing Green Thumb :'-:ute:s on May S. Among the cummun lt.'al!ons read wer{' :·:mb of thwikS !rum Chrtsty Bat.:r ctnd ~1 rs. Vernon \lease and fr om the Mhens Mental Health Center ftw holidct\' n.:membrctnces. A letter wa's a lso read frum Mrs. Mary I,ou C~tp p, p(lst rcgu.mal dtrcctor. fur a gtft. Mrs Bernt cc Carpenter tlwnk ed the dub for part1dpatm g 111 the hollda v flow er shuw and con· ll ouS<· hold msec\!, were also dtscussed b;.: Mrs. Smith who ga\.'e t1ps on conlrolin g aphts wtth Black l.caf 40 or uthcr good meoune solution , IIIL'cdy bu~~ by spra ying with lemon oil, etnd scales with ~ )!.ratutated Mrs. Holter and plantrd as soon as the soil is. wha le tlli snap sol utiOn . Keepmg beds ciirdully weeded as the sprmg !'! l'<J!-)Uil arn ves is less work than lcttmg them gtt and tryi!IJ..: to d'J 1t la ter, Mrs Srntth S<J td . 1\s for gladtOh , the fi rst bul bs can be Mr s. Evelyn Hollon for wcmn w1th suenssive pli.i ll· spee1al ctwetrds . t1ng ~ evl' r~ tw o ur thn·~ ,\ round robin eard wHs wt'(•ks for constant b!oo1 n stgncd for Mrs. (:ra ce FiSher. Uunng the summer Hnd fctll. a pat1ent at lhl' Holzer . l .;n~n t'itr£' was also .\1 cdtea l Center. Mr s . thscus><·d b.1 Ms. Sllltth who Dorothy Sm tth h"d <'harge of .'lit td t11at l;. wns should be rak· the rnet•tmg wtt h ~I rs . Ca rne ed v1gornusly to loosen the ( ;ru eser ).(lnng dc\.·utwns. tup sutl and the hare spots She read " It's 0. K. tu be Dtf- should be resecdl>d' Lnne enfercnt .. and gHve H prctyer for ('ou retgt'~ gruwth of weed!S undc rstandtng . and d t~·s not bendtt the Tuucl y ganJenln.l( lip,, grCJss. she ·cud. Mrs. Smith gH.:('n by Mrs. F1shcr mdud~ l'ollcluded wt(h a pue111 enlt ti ed rern ovmg mulch fr um "I " Doll 't Forget " garden beds on a cloudy day Mr.s l1 1lde~ Yeituger won su tha t the tender green tilt' dour. pm1• . Blul' l ltbi~>IIS ll l'rt' all<tr'dl•d to ,\1rs. Holl oo. \l r~ . Jrull' fl~trn.;,; , an~ Mrs, J) (l n..; r;ru~.•str for <lr · ran gL·nwnl:-i of muHatu1·e ALL' MNI TO MEf.T d ~s 1 gn . ;\<1rs. Holter fl'l'CIVl'ri Wa h a m a A I u tn n 1 a blu e fur lwr white Itlit's ami Assoc tati un •·ill ha,·e a pussyw lllows 1n £t brown pot· meet in~ Monday, April :1. at i ten· \' HSl' . and Mrs. Helt•rt p.rn . at the Hartford Com- ~east• fur her t\ frt('<Hl vtoleL'i. munity Bl dg. All peo plr in:\ .'idl<td co urM' \\CI)i servt•d terested tn helping with th ts hy· Mrs. Nea>e. Mrs. Betty year's Al umni lla nqu et and MJihoH n. and Mrs. Peggy . dane~ are urged to attend. Moon'. I) '0 lf \ I (11 • t J ~ \ (I ' I ~ \ ~ { "l HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER S.CHOOL OF NURSING CLASS OF 19110 - (Front R~Left to Rig ht ): Hope Jago, lucasvill e; Cheryl · Roszell, Ironton; Taylor, Circleville; Doris Matthews, Ja ckson ; Tina Wilcoxen . Pt. Pleasant, W. Va .; .Lisa Wilhelm , Sandusky · Mary Maddix, Ashland , Ky.; Sheila Lanier, Bidwell; Becky James, Seioiovllle; Jan Elick, Lancaster. (Second Row , Left w Right) : .Cheryl Huber, Mason, W. Va .; Tomm y Gates, Keyser, W. Va.; Kathy Lyons, Hilliard · Janice Coffey, Hay; Penny Daugherty, Belpre; Sa lly Ehret , Columbus; I • ' 1' ,- ' I I ·I '' ... l '-· ~ " .... ~'--·-, \ Jill Krista! Hash, Bidwell; Krista Smith , Pt . Pleasant, W. Va .; Ja)"te Smltlt, Pomeroy ; Becky Holland, Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. (Third R\IW, Left to Right): Carla Graves, Chillicothe ; Paula Hughes, Coo l Grove ; Deborah McDonie, Coal Grove; Twila Thompson, Coal Grove ; Cheryl Bruce, Ironton; Charissa Parsons, Westerville; Trish Terry, Jackson; Grace Burnheimer, Minford ; Kathy Dukas, Belpre; Colette Lejcar, Ga llipolis; Connie Lyon, PorLsmouth . Not pictured : Kath ryn Thornwn, Leon, W. Va.; Vicki Humphreys, Pt. Pleasant, W. Va .; Betty Spray , Selotoville. �.- ) B-F-TheSW1day Times~ntinel, SW1d~y, J\pril2, 1978 FA C membership campaign continues ~ . FEATHER YOUR NEST WITH FINE FURNISHINGS AND S~VEI .~ DRIVE . A LITTLE AND SAVE A LOT offe1· ,,,,_ , ,,. gllt!st~~ n••~ ' nvitation' sale! sale!sale! ~Invitation' _L l ' _.,,; . gardeners gather for -Millinery Madness THEY RE BEAUTIFUL AN D CO MFO RTABLE' $109~~ UP I '"mi'nr10U~ ,..;:,lu,. rn :'I _.__...... .. .)r: lr,ublw K1. rl l.><trrt' l ">lyi r'll V"u wrm I ()I> <1 0 1 ~ lfJ t~!ii SI rt ,., vr>lvf'l I , Hot. rn.1ny wncs n.we you wa nted to tnvrte guests lor the \\ ec Ke•l d hu : coul d n t b(' C<l usc 'ou h.:ld no ex tr a r o~ m or bed '' N OI\ .11th n ut :r·,1t co stly ' 'l ril room at bed . yo u can offe r yo ur gue sts an ln . rtat ror lor thP wee,en~ An ·tnvrtatton lull-siz e sle e pP r tn.r t ,s l h· ~ ·~ ttlC cn,w vou• lam t~ ..rll light o wt• r m ym•• IV room '-!Hill' ~rru <.ho u •J l}t'l <1 cnupl<' 1rlf'l pWI' •S rtqrll I h•~ l><•o~UIII U~)' <,C>;rh-...1 I han "'llJ • I Ill' <11 h!\ "11' "' lh tl 11 111''1 [II ~f>lt mq~ [),-.,~11 h •N••rl llilr ~ n no l l onf' vrl~ • · l I olin ln vrtiltt on IS the hotte sl n Pw e ntry 111 the aff ordable fu rntture ll,lil r,Pt Its lo ,, p11c r ts cor~ plrm('nted by qual •ty ma te11als, goo d ! oo ~ s ............,..,,.,,.,, ,m rl• l 'L':JJt,lblt 1 rnr1nu fac turer . Acce pt •) ur HlVI \atr o r to o~op now and yo u'll soon be off ering yout gu es ts dn lnvt tatton · ol yo ut own . l".>o'li iOH t OUt lrll'fl<I S ..hill vov 011~1 !0 1 Tho ~ hd rldsmnr litw wn ann ( h/111 aild ltlf' v 11 ~ull.,~ mer AOCt~~ tw ltf! 1ne pnce u1 ~ erv"r Great Value ... Style . . . Quality!- .- ~ formal "'~inin g room at Riv erby. An exqui si te oriental arrangement wa s in th e cent er of th e . table, created by Vivian Kirkel and Anita Tope of Ye Olde Village Ga rden Club of Gall ipolis. All who attended were also c'O tertained by the beautiful piano music provided by Greg Bane at .t he Stein way to the Music Room at Riverby . Mrs . McG inness said the pa id new members · who joined the French Art Colony durin g the three week ca mpaign eff ort by the committ ee, •along with numerous renewals, brought the total membership to over 300. The trustees expressed their ~A rea POPULAR STYLES IN LUXUR IOU S. TOP -D UALIT Y FABRICS (. the rece ption, to sign 'the prints that were available to each member, made from the original sketch he created for the 1978 membership campa ign . it is a watercolor of the Old Mill Creek Trestle and Streetca r'- Circa : 1912. The original is now framed and in the permanent collection at Riverby. Over one hundred members and guests wer~ in attendance at the gala Sunday afternoon reception plann ed by Bet h Cherrington, Jda Thaler and Jan Thal er . Trustees greeted guests at the. dour. Members of Mrs. McG inn ess and Mrs. Suiter's campaign com mittee were at the beauti ful tea tabl e in the -~. SWIVELROCKERS . GALLIPOLIS Th e successful conclllllion 'or the Seventh Annual Membe.;sh ip Campaign of the French Art Colony, co-chaired by Bett y McGinness and Doroth a Suiter, was observed during th e Annual • Membership Reception at Riverby. Guest of honor was Yin-Rei Djuh Hi cks, noted artist from Henryvill e, Indiana, whose beautiful Chin ese and Western art in watercolors and oil are on exhibit durin g March in both Galleries at Riverby. Mrs. Hicks greeted and visited with members ' and guesls dur ing th e recept ion. Another highlight was the presence of Earl Tope , popular loca l art ist at GALLIPOLIS - Members from area garden cl ubs in Ga llia and Meigs Counties ga thered Thursdav at the Holida y Inn, Kanauga, for the open meeting of Ye Olde Ga rden Club. Opent ng r emarks we re given by Vivian Kirkel. Sh~ welcomed each clu b and c-onducted a roll call. Answe ring from Ga llia' Co unty were Cheshire Ga rden Club, French City, Gallipoli s, Open Gate and Rio Grande Ga rden Club . Attending from Meigs were Chester , Wildw ood, Middleport, ltutland, Rutla nd Friendly, Star , Wildwood and Winding Trail . Ca rol Cree~e an s pr ese nted the afternoon devol ions. ~pea kin g on the month of April, she related sensory exper iences to those memories found deepest in ou r hearts. Mrs. Creemeans led in prayer before luncheon was served. Special aft ernoon speaker was h net Bolin. a Meigs Co unt y resident , who is a certi fied Ohio Asscciation of Ga rden Cl ubs judge. Mrs. &lin spoke on The care of house plant s. She briefl y described the best pott ing co ntainers and soils for house plants whil e demonst rating with many of her own plants. Ent ert ainment for the after noon was provt ded by Ye Oide Village members. A fashion show of spring hats, all in keeping with the musica l t hemes, was presented with the title of The meeting <mded with "Millinery Madness .:· The members exchanging ideas model's styles and crea tions and ga r~enin g tips. One la dy ra nged fro m the outrageo us from The Gall ipo lis Garden to the chi c. Four ladi es. from Club summa rized the day's ne ighb ori ng club s par - ·acti vities by remark ing, ti ct pat ed in the ope n " After such a long, dreadf ul deco r at in ~ di vision of winter, what a simpl Y. lovely "Yank ee Doodl e Dandy ." way to begin spring." "Who cares what Vouge says' I know this is the latest u1 chic fashion" - These ladies (who asked that th eir names bO withhel d so their children won't know what they do during the day 1 pause before goin g on stage at "mill inery madness ." 30 BEDROOM SUITES TRADITIONAL . DINING SUITE A graceful. elegant approach to di ning 1 Oval table, upholstered chairs and ch1na cabinet crafted 111 hardwoods and selected wood products, w1th handsome engraved wood finish . 3 PC. - SOFA · CHAIR AND LOVESEAT ' $59'9 95 Exh ibit for the month of April, 1978 - OLD BERGEN ART GUILD , Arranged by Jan Gary , 30 artists , Watercolors, oils, acrylics, caseins , graphics, all styles. April 17, 7:30p.m.- F.A.C. lntA!rdepartmental Meeting ; 9 p.m. - F.A.C. Trustees .Meeting, Riverby. . April 30, 2 p.m.-l 'p .m. - Parent-Child Worksh op, Penny Moore, Chairwolnan, Riverby. MEETING SET. POMEROY - A Meigs Co untY - Jaycee-e tt es organization will be formed Monday at a m e~tin g to be held at 7:30p.m. at the Meigs Inn. The meeting is for all Meigs County women 16 and II5 over and Mas on County women are also invited. Their husbands do not have to be affiliated with the J aycee organization. Two mem bers of the Belpre · Jaycee-ett es will be present to outline aspects of the program. ·I( Jane Miller, a senior in Distributive Education at High School, has a career objective In the area of department store sales. Jane is employed at Elberfelds In Pomeroy. She attends class each morning at Meigs and r~lves valuable business experience at Elberfelds OOI-Ins the afternoon . Jane plallll to continue her career In aales at Elber(eldB after graduating from high school In June. M~igs • I I I I I I I I I I I I I These four ladies from area garden clubs participated in the open category of "Yankee Doodle Dandy." Capping ceremony to be held Friday GALUPOLJS - The an nua l Ca pp ing and Recogni tion Ceremony for the Freshman Class at th e Holzer Medical Center Sehoul of Nursi ng wi ll be at 8 o'clotk on Friday evening, April 7, in the Faith Bapt ist chu rc h, 750 Jackson Pike in Rodney . This · function IIIJlrks the successful compl etion of the first two quarters of study by the class of 1980. Following the processional with Mrs. Edith Ross at the orga n, the Invocation will be given by the Reverend Arth ur C. Lund, Di rect or of Chaplaincy "Se rvices at· the Holzer Medical Center. Musical select ions bv the ~~~~i~!lfSpecial offer for ~~~~ ~F ~ .a limited time! ONLY 2 IN STOCK ............................. ~.~~:c.E....!59995 I Wildwood gardeners 1 meet at Nease home \ '"• $49995 ~~D I ....·- ------------, 'iimts~ jentin:tl 1 r---· -· -··--··-··- ·~··- POMEHOY - A nature hikl· was planned fur April 20 durtng lhe Wednesda y night meeting of the WifdwooJ Garden Club held at the home of Mrs. Helen !\ease. Members are to meet at the l1omc of Mrs. Hilda Ycauger at 12 :30 tlwt day fur the luke. In the event uf lndt.!IIIC!Il weather. the hike wtll he rescheduled. Head at the meeting wa s an invitation fr·om the · Hutlauu F riendly Ga rdener s to ttrl upc n meeting April 26 at the Ku tland Church of Chnst. Mrs. Virgintct Fisher, M r~. shuuls wtll not be damaged by sudden expusu rT to the bright suniJ gt ' . llftlng·and di vidiug JJhull'l such C;tS chryscm- have been oil winter, ;:utd [Jiant111 g sorn t' uf the t h~· tmun s Wht l·h left 111 the ~ arucn ii·' tnun· liard ~ fhtWt'rs such larkspur. phlox, iind poppy . a ~~lt ed ArrangemcnL':i Wl! r c madt• f< uc~d TRIPLE DRESSER, lANDSCAPE MIRROR, 5 DRAWER CHEST &HEADBOARD Earl Tope's Old Mill Creek Trestle and Streetcar- Cir ca ; 1912, wtll be on display at the French Art Co lony . Crabgraos ktller should be before April 10 she sa td and hybnd tea , grantlifl ura . and fluriibu nda roses should be prun ed. Mrs. Smith lalkcd about houseplclllls and flowers and sug~csted thiit forring bran· ches such as pussy wt llow, Doris Gr ueser , Mrs. Mildred furs ytlm:~ , tliJg \.\uU<I. cherry Phillips and Mrs. i\da Holter :-tnd pt·t~rh blo~sums ca n at\efl(hl a rueelt ng uf. tlw Ye lm ght cu " lwusc To do this, Olde Vtlla gc Garuen Club site expl;uned , just cut and held thi s week at Kcuw ugh . bnng md oor~. ctnd put iutu f'rt \'('1'1/ J_ sin cere appreciation to' Mrs. McGinness and Mrs. Suiter . and thei r dedicated campa ign committee from throughout th e area who worked so har d to expand the membe rship of the French Art Colony lo assure the continuation and expansion of the arts program in multipl e med ia, avail able to residents of the area. 1 Membe rship in th e French Art Colony is open throughout the year. Anyone who may have not been contact ed and Is int erested in joining the French Art Colony, may ca ll Karen Echus. Membersh ip Cha irma n for the organization at 446-3770. or call446·1819. Cont ributions or membersh ip · gifts a re deductibl e for income t.ax purposes. • JAMIE HA ULDREN TURN S EIGHT JAMIE Hauldren, son of Mr. and Mrs . Gl en Hauldren, celebrated his eighth birthda y oo March 30 at his home on Rl. I, Gallipoli s . Helping celebrate were hi• grandparents, Mr . and Mrs. John Srhere r,. Pl. Pleasant, W. Va ., Mr. and Mrs. John Ha uldreo, Th e r es a, Thomas, l.esa aod Lori, Fran c i s Skidmore , Mi chell e, Brent , Twillla and Scot Coona)ly, Kelly Vansickle, Billy and Rene Ward , Jill Drummood, David a~d Sharon Coler, Patty Simpkins, his sister, Amy. A Flintstone cake, lc~ cream and Kooi·Aid were served and games were played. ' FACING CRISIS CINCINN ATI (UPI ) - The United Sta tes is facing a li te racy crisis largely beca use of televi sion's pervasiveness. believes a linguist at the l 'niversity of Cinci nn ati. "Students are havi ng tro ubie reading and wri ting, not lust in knowledge of lite rature," sa ld William La sher , chairm an of the uni ver s it y's linguist ics program. " It's a litera cy crisis, not Just a literary crisis." Glee Club of the School of Sherrv Vick ers. R.N . Nursi ng, und er the direction The entire class will recite of Mrs. Anne Fischer will be in unis on. the Fl oren ce hea rd. Fo ll owing the t>ightinga le Pledge, led by welcome by Janet M. Byers, Pam Hoss, Senio r Student R.N., Director of Nursing Nurse and President of the Edu ca tton. the Fres hm an Studen t Governm ent. The Class will be presented by Freshman Class will then Julie McAfoo es , R.N., Fresh- sing their Class Song, "The man Instructor. The Junior Hands of Time." Class wtll be involved in the Following the Benedi c1ion presentation of the Caps to by the Reverend Lund and the Freshman, along with the Hecessional, a rece ption l.ennte Da vis, R.N., Fresh- wi ll be held in the chu rch. A man Instrlictor and Class eordial invitati on is extended to the families and fri ends of Advisor . Always impressive Is the the students and the public to candlelighting ceremony tha t attend th is annual Cappi ng follows, handled by Fres h-· and Recognition ceremony of ma n Inst ructor Ba rba r a the Freshman Class from the Shelton, R.N., and Junior Holzer Medical Center School Instructor and Class Ad visor. of N u rsin~ . wHtCr wtth H ptece fur providing Green Thumb :'-:ute:s on May S. Among the cummun lt.'al!ons read wer{' :·:mb of thwikS !rum Chrtsty Bat.:r ctnd ~1 rs. Vernon \lease and fr om the Mhens Mental Health Center ftw holidct\' n.:membrctnces. A letter wa's a lso read frum Mrs. Mary I,ou C~tp p, p(lst rcgu.mal dtrcctor. fur a gtft. Mrs Bernt cc Carpenter tlwnk ed the dub for part1dpatm g 111 the hollda v flow er shuw and con· ll ouS<· hold msec\!, were also dtscussed b;.: Mrs. Smith who ga\.'e t1ps on conlrolin g aphts wtth Black l.caf 40 or uthcr good meoune solution , IIIL'cdy bu~~ by spra ying with lemon oil, etnd scales with ~ )!.ratutated Mrs. Holter and plantrd as soon as the soil is. wha le tlli snap sol utiOn . Keepmg beds ciirdully weeded as the sprmg !'! l'<J!-)Uil arn ves is less work than lcttmg them gtt and tryi!IJ..: to d'J 1t la ter, Mrs Srntth S<J td . 1\s for gladtOh , the fi rst bul bs can be Mr s. Evelyn Hollon for wcmn w1th suenssive pli.i ll· spee1al ctwetrds . t1ng ~ evl' r~ tw o ur thn·~ ,\ round robin eard wHs wt'(•ks for constant b!oo1 n stgncd for Mrs. (:ra ce FiSher. Uunng the summer Hnd fctll. a pat1ent at lhl' Holzer . l .;n~n t'itr£' was also .\1 cdtea l Center. Mr s . thscus><·d b.1 Ms. Sllltth who Dorothy Sm tth h"d <'harge of .'lit td t11at l;. wns should be rak· the rnet•tmg wtt h ~I rs . Ca rne ed v1gornusly to loosen the ( ;ru eser ).(lnng dc\.·utwns. tup sutl and the hare spots She read " It's 0. K. tu be Dtf- should be resecdl>d' Lnne enfercnt .. and gHve H prctyer for ('ou retgt'~ gruwth of weed!S undc rstandtng . and d t~·s not bendtt the Tuucl y ganJenln.l( lip,, grCJss. she ·cud. Mrs. Smith gH.:('n by Mrs. F1shcr mdud~ l'ollcluded wt(h a pue111 enlt ti ed rern ovmg mulch fr um "I " Doll 't Forget " garden beds on a cloudy day Mr.s l1 1lde~ Yeituger won su tha t the tender green tilt' dour. pm1• . Blul' l ltbi~>IIS ll l'rt' all<tr'dl•d to ,\1rs. Holl oo. \l r~ . Jrull' fl~trn.;,; , an~ Mrs, J) (l n..; r;ru~.•str for <lr · ran gL·nwnl:-i of muHatu1·e ALL' MNI TO MEf.T d ~s 1 gn . ;\<1rs. Holter fl'l'CIVl'ri Wa h a m a A I u tn n 1 a blu e fur lwr white Itlit's ami Assoc tati un •·ill ha,·e a pussyw lllows 1n £t brown pot· meet in~ Monday, April :1. at i ten· \' HSl' . and Mrs. Helt•rt p.rn . at the Hartford Com- ~east• fur her t\ frt('<Hl vtoleL'i. munity Bl dg. All peo plr in:\ .'idl<td co urM' \\CI)i servt•d terested tn helping with th ts hy· Mrs. Nea>e. Mrs. Betty year's Al umni lla nqu et and MJihoH n. and Mrs. Peggy . dane~ are urged to attend. Moon'. I) '0 lf \ I (11 • t J ~ \ (I ' I ~ \ ~ { "l HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER S.CHOOL OF NURSING CLASS OF 19110 - (Front R~Left to Rig ht ): Hope Jago, lucasvill e; Cheryl · Roszell, Ironton; Taylor, Circleville; Doris Matthews, Ja ckson ; Tina Wilcoxen . Pt. Pleasant, W. Va .; .Lisa Wilhelm , Sandusky · Mary Maddix, Ashland , Ky.; Sheila Lanier, Bidwell; Becky James, Seioiovllle; Jan Elick, Lancaster. (Second Row , Left w Right) : .Cheryl Huber, Mason, W. Va .; Tomm y Gates, Keyser, W. Va.; Kathy Lyons, Hilliard · Janice Coffey, Hay; Penny Daugherty, Belpre; Sa lly Ehret , Columbus; I • ' 1' ,- ' I I ·I '' ... l '-· ~ " .... ~'--·-, \ Jill Krista! Hash, Bidwell; Krista Smith , Pt . Pleasant, W. Va .; Ja)"te Smltlt, Pomeroy ; Becky Holland, Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. (Third R\IW, Left to Right): Carla Graves, Chillicothe ; Paula Hughes, Coo l Grove ; Deborah McDonie, Coal Grove; Twila Thompson, Coal Grove ; Cheryl Bruce, Ironton; Charissa Parsons, Westerville; Trish Terry, Jackson; Grace Burnheimer, Minford ; Kathy Dukas, Belpre; Colette Lejcar, Ga llipolis; Connie Lyon, PorLsmouth . Not pictured : Kath ryn Thornwn, Leon, W. Va.; Vicki Humphreys, Pt. Pleasant, W. Va .; Betty Spray , Selotoville. �, Doc~mentarj film 13-2- The Sunday Times-&ntmcl. Sunday. April2, !978 Virginia Farmer weds in cancf:lelight .ceremony , <:ALL! POLIS, - \'11-g<11ta Fanner and MHrshatl French f'Xt:hi:tngt•d \n·dd1ng n'''s m a rloublr t'lu~. L'(I!Hllt:lq~ ht l'l'rt'IH ()n ~ at tht• ru·M Bap[tst Ch urch. un (; <llli(Jtdl'i. ~~1\'c m bt'r \9 at -: ~10 p.m llw bnde !3 thr dt~ughter uf tht• \ale Smanm' Fanner and Jusuph O L·~!-,t'nl · of Tehran, Iran The gnH•II1 1 ~ tt1l' son tlf .\lr and Mrs. J . A. Fn'ITL'h, Ht1ut.e 1 GriiJip,llt R The Rev B u lle~ Alfre d pt'rfurna~d the \.'(' rt:mon~ fnllowmg lll>r!lgrilm of music hv Mrs J11d\ But·dell . ~~r~<Hllst , <lnd (;rpg Sl'hradcr . ...,olu tst Tbt: prenupllal 'dt·rt \illlS lm·ludl'd " :\'torl'. ·· " Thl'llll' fn11ll Lil\'(' St ory. " "Wr'vl' .Only Just Begun." s~mg , .. ··w rddlng "O ne fil':m . Om• Hand ." Dunng the rC'rernnny Greg Schrader sang "Cult•lll' M~ Wor ld'' and ·' The Lord\ Pra~· er" ln till' CC'Iltt•r 11f the Hlta r was un areh dt•co rated with ~ r l'e n rn. r~nrl p111k nhbon Ask me about Life Insurance for Students and Young Adults 11 ' •. ; ~'. 1'' ' ~·I I '(H ' I '1 realllers held by two whil e dn1·es. Under the altar and decorated with greenery and pmW ribbun w"s a face to face kneclin~ bench. On either stde of the arch were pillars hllltlm~ baskets uf pink and wh ttr pompons lie9 with pink and bur~ uudy ribbon', Two sc\'Cn·branch C(rndelabra and uile thr ee branch cv1llcl;lbra decorated wilh green ery and pll1k eompkt ed 111e a ltar dcl' o nltio n ~. T h ~ middle candle of the three-branch ea ndelabra wa s lit during the l'Cremuny by bride and gmom as a symbol of their un10n . Th e pews were dec urated with hurri ca ne lamcrns trimmed with pink l'and les. buws and greener y. The family pews were markPd "·ith pink bows. The \\ hill' a1sle carprt compl eted lh l1 bn dBl SL1 tll!lg . (;j ven lr1 11\Clrriag(' by her father . till' bndc wore a fonnal len gt h go wn uf white rhan ttll~· lacr fashioned with a h1gtl rwrk linc '-!nd slwer · ~ u k e . Thl' long sleeves uf trwtdnn ~ !act• were fastened at ttw \HIS\ by a ro w of satin· ·"' .. ' rr,., ·:..··. ,. -~ .,. , ~ · 1'· to'",,, ;: • ''" rc~ · ~ ~.~ , · ·1,1 · rr rh. ' iJ';, , . ( ,ri: r• , · ,. :, T, ,-. C. K. SNOWDEN 14 Sta le Street Ga llipolh., Oh 1o Ph one 44!1 -"12? 0 \!Ill .... I 1 1~ f 1 ' \aturl' g-JVe y( )ll a ring fi nj.,'l'r. 0 ,1 umhia makes it h('autiful. Columbia I I d1 I ~ '' I ,_: hj t j• II ·l.t Tawney's Jewelers 414 Sec;ond Ave. Gallipolis, Oh ro to shot1 stl'eamers. Each wore a gold monogranm1ed necklace, a ~ift from the bride . Melissa Tucker, niece of the groom, served as· flower girl. She wore a floor-length gown of burgundy velvet with a yoke of white lace. She wor e pink· baby ' ~ breath tn her hair She carried a while basket of pink rose petals. The groom selected hts Jim ~' rench. brother. Reynoldsburg, Ohio as his best man . Serv ing as ushers were Clarcn c(' Tucker, Gallipolis, brother-in-law of the groom : John Roush, Cheshi{e; Don Shellun and Dave Schoonover. Gallipoli s. They were attired in Ji ~ht gray 'tux edos with matching rufncd shins. The best man wur e a pink rosebud boutonn iere and the ushers wore pink carnat ion boutonnteres. The rinf.!bea r t:rs were Lance rrcnch and Mt!'hael Tu cker. nephews uf the groo m. Th e)' wore gray tuxedos matching those worn by the best man and ushers. t'll \'t'rTd buttons. They carried wh t1c ring Tht• Empt rc waist fell int u'a pill ows 10 the altar and fu ll b11 11ffllnt skrrt which presented the rings to the <·ast'<Hlcd lo a ciWPel length minister. tr;~~:n . A stlk 11rganza ruffle The mother of the groum tnmmcc\ the yukc. sleeves wure a jersey ensemble of :1nd skin . Ht•r fin~rrti p veiluf burgundy and pink . The J!lusJllll wa s en hanced br a burgu ndy dress was trimmed sea llupe<l edge trimmed in wtlh a pink yoke and wa s rh<rntlll:O \m't'. and' ma tching rovered wilh o l on~ flowing larc appliques . Th e cro wn uf , coat of burgundy jersey. She the \'f'll was also made uf W(Jre a corsage of cyml'lrant ally lace . bidium orchids. Till' bnde ea rned a colonial Ms. Kri sty Blazer huuqul't of baby pink regtstered the guests at a rll'-'t'buds Hnd baby 's breath sta nd decorated with a pink on <I t)(lckgru und of whit e rose and white plume pen . ('hantaH ~ I<Jl'l' tied wit h pink Fu! lu•••ing the ceremuny a and burgu ndy sa tin ribbon. receplton was h'cid in the Shl' W IJ I'l' a heart-sha ped churr h social rnum . dt::Hllr Jnd nccklct cc, a ~ ift Presiding over the reception from 1hP urnli!IL wer e. Sand ra Fre nch. Thi' llrtdt.''s 81tt'ndan ts Reynoldsburg , Ohio. sisterwere Alew c: tlliland. r;1 :lid ,,f in-law of the groom, Carlene honur . J :. trkson. Ohh •: Karen Cra ce, Addison : De bb te Tuc· ker . Sister of the gr()olll , Burdelle . Gallip oli s: and Gal!tp nlts : She n Shelt on. Kristy Blazer, Addison . and Ga llipt!lls; M;t rt ir Raum . women of the Bapt ist Cill'Stl•r. Ohio, "nd M:1rgy Aux!liary . :..lurph~. Ml'lllthur. Ohio. Th e brid al tab le wa s Th ey were Hi t trcd tn pink covered with a whil e cloth fl 1 •nr-lt.·n~th pu J~ ·este r ~ow n s trimmed in pink la ce ribbon ft. Pihl uned with a ht gh held at the comers with neckline, empire wa\st which burgundy lace-ribbon bows. fell to an A-line sktrt and a The four·t iercd weddin g lll:t!chmg ja!'ket. The jackets cake featured the bott om ue r 1\t' r(• t rJJnl!red w1th burgundy as four revolving ca kes. The l'elvrt rufn!'ll lap<' IS and cuffs cake was iced in white wi1 h \\ llh 1hrC'c bor,L:u ndy v12lvct pink rose buds. and Wti S button s dosing the jacket. tup ped by a fl oral '111e~ 11 on• pink ba by's breath arran geme nt of pink ut tllrtr twtr . ros ebuds. bur gundy and The' a11e ndants carried white streamers down th e IJrand~ :-.n1fter~ wuh a pink sides of the cake and a t. mdl t· 111 the cent er clrt·led Immature bride and groum. A b~ pmk bah) pompons. The stogie lighted ptnk candl e ste m ~ "ere t aed with a was placed on either side of burgund~ \'f'lvt· t bow fa lli ng the cak e. A silver punch b<lwl. coffe e server were used. Nuts and mints were afSb se rved. Pmk reception scrolls and pink net ri ce bags w!!rc given fo th e guest s at the receptic1n . After the reecption th e 7 Varieties bnde changed to a three piece off white knit suit with a 1 brown blouse. The co upl e then left for a wedding I rip to J.ancasteJ:. Pennsylvania and 1 the Pocono Mt s. The new Mr. and Mrs. French re sid e at Rt. I Gallipolis. The brid e is a 1971 graduate of Vinton County Hi gh Sehoul, McAnhur, Ohio 0 and receiv ed her Bachelor's degree in 1976 from Rio Grande College. She is em- DWARF APPLE TREES 5.95 or , ~ . 3 FOR 15.00 BARTlm PEAR DwJr O or Standard \3~ CLAY POTS ,-··- · - -··- · -· -· - .., I Sr. I I Citize~¥ Calendar I I I PO MF: ROY Meigs Cuunty Senior Citizens Center activities located al the Pomeroy Junior High School is open 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday through rriday . Monday, April 3 - Movie " Adelie Penguins of Antarctic, " 11 a .m.: Square Dance, 12:30-3 p.m. \ Tuesday, April4 - Knitting C l as~. 10 a .rn .-12 noon ; r .H.A. Talk , II a.m.; Crewel Embroidery Class, II a.m.; Chorus, 12:30-2 p.m. Wednesday , April 5. Social Security RepresenMr. and Mrs. Man ball French tative, 9:30 a.m.-12 :30 p.m.: Games, 12:30-2 p.m. Thursday, April 6 - Talk pl oyed as a third grade on " Medi cine Awareness," II teacher at Addaville a .m. -12 noon. • Elementa ry, Gallipolis Houte rriday , April7 Art Class, I. POMEROY - The founh 10 a.m.-12 noon; Knitting and Mr . French is · a 1973 siX weeks gradi ng pt'riod Crocheting Class, 10 a.m.: · grauua le of Kyger . Creek honor roll for S.1Ulhern High B J' ow mg, 1-3 p.m. Htgh Schoo l. lie attended Rio School has been announced. Senior Nutrition Program, Grande College and in !9i5 Making a grade of "B" or 12 noon-12 :45 p.m. Monday received hi s Assu ci<Jte above in all thei r SUbjeCtS lO through rriday . Degree in Accounting and be listed on the roll with lhe Menu for Apnl 3 through will rece ive his Bachclor'!l names in capi tal letters April 7: d egr~r in B~J sincss Adreceiving all A's were : Monday _ Macaroni and mini stration in May . He is a Seniors SHEL LEY cheese w-ham bits, spinach Sales . Assistant al Robbins CHEVALIER , Donn ie w-ha rd coo ked egg slice, and Myers. Ga llipolis. He is a Duddin g, Larry Fish er , citrus sections on lettuce, member of the fraternal OKE Y KISER, Teresa pineapple upside down cake, Order of Alpha Delta Epsilon. Meadows, JAYE ORD , Scutt cornbread, butter, milk. · Out of to wn guests were Souder , Rexanna Walk er . Tuesday _ Baked pork Donna Desscnl, Tehran . Iran, BARB WHITE, . MYRA chop, baked sweet potato. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gilli land . WOODS. brussel sprouts, applesa uce, Jac~ so n . 0.: Johnny Miller, Juniors - Tom Allen , bread, butter, milk. Munctc, Ind .; Mr. and Mrs. Wedne sday - Johnn y Tammy Bradfurd , Pam Howard Caldwell. Jr . HeedsBrauer, Barbara Buchanan , Marzetti , Italianne green l'ille: Hick Rank in. Lori Chapman. DORINDA beans. cottage cheese salad Chillicothe: Debby F:vans. DEEM, TERESA EflV IN, w-chives chopped , chill ed Ja ckson : Amilda No ll , Naom i f oreman , BRICE peaches w-whipped cream, Woodsville. Ohio: Mrs. Miln HI LL , roll; butte r, milk . HART, SETH Wuo ds and He<llhc r. SHAHON HILL. Loyal Thursday _ fl amburger Pomeroy: and Tim Baum. Holman, Jeanni e Johnson . deluxe 011 bun !lettuce am! Chester. BRENT PATTERSON , tomato), relishes, buttered C I NDY . PATTERSON · pea~ . ice cream, milk . Debbte Ptckens, Dale Rtfne, rriday _ Roasi tu rkey, Pc.nny_Smtih. ~elly Tay lo~ , .,gravy , whipped potatoes , De~o nts Wolfe, rern Zorklc. brocco li w-checse sa uce. Sophomores - Meg Arr.· lemon puddin g, bread , . SUNDAY Ash . butter, milk . berger , Brenda REVIVAL beginning at Coffee, tea, buttermilk and F:ureka Unit ed Christian 7:30 CR I C K ~T .. CARPENTER . p.m. Rev . Charl es Love and J..arry Cundiff, Pam fl arden : JUice 'served daily . Ros emary Hu bba rd , Tont POHTLAND - Telephone Wilma Creech . Hud so ~ , Bet h Huffman , 843·3364. COAD Seni or MELISSA IH LF.. JA CK Nutrition Weekly Menu for DUFFY, Kim Dugan, Amy the Satellit e Sit e at the JOIN CHURt:H M I DO I.E PO HT --Ci nuy Fisher. DAVE FORE MAN , Reorga nized Church of Jes us ('rooks. daughter of Mr . anti Richard Furbee , BRIAN Christ of f.atter Day Saints. :.Irs. Edward Crooks antl JO HNSON, Cind y Lee . Old Tuwn Fl ats, is similar to Mrs. rrank Epple were Ca rmen Manu el, TROY the above menu . Please ca ll welcomed into membership MANUEL, James Meadows, tn your reservation. uf the Middl eport f' irsl STEVE NORTON , Donn a Un ited Prcsbylcnan Church Hice, AMY SOU DER, on Palm Sunday . Cindy join- Kent Varney . Freshmen - Cristo Beegle . HAVEGUFBI'S l'l the chu rch by acclamation BONN IE BOSO, PEG BUSH , MIDDI.EPOHT - Mr. and of faith , and Mrs. F:pplc by transfer of letter from the Paul Ca rdone, STEVE Mrs. Ernest Van lnwagen. Ftrst United Presbytc r11all CIRCLE , Eddie Duffy. Eric Bradbury, spent the Easter f oster , Sonja Hill , Della weekend with their son and Church at liarn sonville. Johnson, Bob Lee. JANET daughter-in-law. Mr . and MIDD!.ESWART , CARL Mrs. Keith Van Jnwagcn and MORR IS, CHARLO TTE son , Chris. Powhatan Poi nt. PLANS TO MEET I'O MEHOY --The Metgs PICKENS, MARK SIMP· They also visited with Mrs. County Teachers Association SUN, MARY BETH SLAVIN, Mac Kt•mey who was there. will meet at the Meigs Inn , Daniel Talbott , Dale Teaford , 12:30 on Saturday. April 8. Julie Thoren, Hobin Wilson, Ralph Walker, sl<ote J>resi· Bryan Wolfe , JACK IE dent of the Ohio t\ssocialion WOLrF:. Paula Wolfe. uf Hctired Teachers. will pre- Melissa Yonker . TO PERFORM sent an engraved bell to the MIDDLEPORT--The Rio BAKF: SALE l'haplcr for having_ secured a G1·ande c horale under the There will be a bake sa le direction of Merlyn HllSS will 10 percent inc.:r'basc in membership during the past Saturday, April! , at 9 a.m. in present the program al the yea r. He will also discuss front of New York Clothing Mlddleport AIW1111i Associalegtslative billS. Hll 589, HB House sponsored by Pomeroy ti on banquet to be held on FriJob's Daughters. 220. and HB 387 ~ dlly, May 26, al the Mid- Honor roll . .-----"'!'----------------------.. All Size s Ea. GALLIPOL IS - " Foot· In Stone," an exciting new docum entary motion picture wjll be shown at raith Baptist Church today. at6:30 p.m. Produced · by Films For Christ Association, "Foolprints In Slone" depicts a research tcqm 's ba ttle to print~ dleport Elemenl<ory Sehoul. -to prevkw team the secretM of the Paluxy, Texas' fdstcst fl owing' river. Bulldozing, . sand-bagging, fl ash fl oo ds and .the colorful narrative of old-timers all add to the excitement and interest of this outstanding documentary film. However , the hi gh point is the team's discovery of man tracks in the same rock stratum with dinosaur tracks. Many scientists say this amazing find shatters the evolutionary lime table as presentl y accepted and taught · in textbooks throughout the country . Although the standard geolog ic lim e table of IJ-:I~The Sunday Times:Sentine~. Sunday, April2, 1978 ev 9lution says ·that man did not evolv e _until aft er dinosaurs had been extinct for some 70 million years the Biblical account o( Creation states that man and animals , were all created by God during the Divine Creation Week with man and air breathing )and animals being created o!rthe 6th day . Many th erefore consider the discovery of the dinosaurs an affirmation of the accuracy of the Genesis record. The public is encouraged to view this. interestin~ and timely film at 6:30 p.m . today, at Faith Baptist Church. WORKSHOP OFFERED ATHENS - Peopl e in· tercsted in going lo graduate school and who want to prepare for the Graduate Records Examination can get help through a workshop being off ered in April at Ohio University. Half of the 12hour program will be devoted to mathematics skills and the other half to verba l skills. The workshop will meet on two Saturdays: AprilS and 15, from 8:30 a.m . lo 4 ,p.m. There is a $30 fee for the GRE Review . 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' ' I Peddler's Pantry FU Ri"J tTU RE \ -._..--- With MIKASA Ho~rs : f- l Dally · Inferior Deslgf'l Sr. Citizens Calendar ·Senior Citizens say eSCHULT •HOLLY PARK •VICTORIAN •SKYLINE .COVER NOR For Seed Potatoes I FOR AQUALITY , MOBILE HOME SEE • E~! CORK. NEW CORK Yellow Flowering r-------l .;;;t YOU POTENTILLA $179 Ea . Ono on Spt s su bseque ntl y was found guilt y of kidnapping and murderin g the Lindbergh child . He was executed : Offtf includes living room and halt only up to JtHI sq. Brady are anrouncing the · birth of a son , Keith Eugene, at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital on March 4. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs . Wayne Peck , local, and Mr. and Mrs. Garland Brady, Ra cine . Mrs . Lulu William son, Albany, is maternal great grandmother. The Bradys have a daughter, Hence . POMF:ROY-The Ml. Uni on long stemmed piuk ruses aud Church was the set- the f! uwcr · girl carried a ling for the reb. 4 wedding of fireside basket of pink msc Karen Ann Riggs, d~ughtcr pt'lals lnnuned wtlh hurgunof Mrs. Betty Mu.sser, Ruule I dy aud pink ' ribbons tied in Rutland . and Earl Rigg,<>, lovers' kuots. Route I, I.angsville, and Tim Hawthin·ne, Houte I. James Bryan Hawthorne, son LOil.L: Huttom , served his of. Mr. and Mr~. Darrell brother as best man . Hawthorne, Route I, Long Ushers were Roger Higgs, Bottom. Route I, Rutland, brollier of The wedding was an event the bride, Brian Windon , of Feb. 4 al2 :30 p·.m. with the Route 3, Pomeroy , and RubRev. Cecil Cox officiating. bie Hawk. Point PleHsanl,. Two seven bri:ln (; h Fur her daughtcr 1S wedcandelabra decm·a tcd the rung, Mrs. Mussel' wore a altar fo r the wedding . long beige gown trimmed Deborah Mtlchell wa s with orange and green '""organist and her selections broidery with tan acuocluded "We've Only Just cessories. Mrs. Hawthorne Begun ", " Love Story", "One was in a gray and pink gown Hand on the Heart", .and and wore black accessories. "Evergreen", with J,u An ne Both mothers wore double Hunnel singing "Time in a carnations tippt'd in pink. BoUle" and "The Lortl's A reception honoring l11e Pruyer " and Gra~ie Wilson couple wlls held in the basesinging " Each fortheOther ." ment of the church following Given in marriage by her the weddi ng . The tabl e fathei·, the bride was allired fea tured a three tiered cake in a colonial style gown with a 111 pi nk and while topped with high standup colla r. and the traditi ona l miniature chanti lly lace trim. The Jon ~ bride ami gruum . The cake, sleeves wct·e gathered with made by Mrs. Wilson, was the wrist band coming to surrounded with ~ rccn c ry Bruce 1-fart and Lorna !Jell poinl' over the hands. The and pink roses . Marlene Bar- · Finalist in the Merit Scholarsht p· competition have nnw been determi ned by the National Merit Scholarship ski rt featured teirs of ruffles relt registered the guests . F;NGAGED - Don and l.ois Bell of Let<ort r alls are and fl owed in the back into a Se rving at the reception were Cou ncil. Two Gallia Academy High School sen iors ha ve announcing,thc cngagetnent and (lppruach1ng rnarr1age of been named as ftnalists - Peter B. Groth. son of Dr . and chapel length u·ain. The bride Mrs . Rodney Higgs. t[lc lhei ,dHughler. Lorna Dawn , to l>ruce Edward Hart of Mrs. Joh n Groth. and Melinda Spencer, daughter of Mr. wore a finger ti p veil of illu- bride:s sister-i n-law , and . Columbus, sun of Hubert and !.illte Mae Hart. Houle 3, and Mrs. Robert Spencer. The se leclton of Merit Scholars siun held in pla ce by a MissJulieGheen . Hacme. The open church wedding will be on event of Apnl bandeau of satin and lace. ~ Following the wedd ing. the is n•JW mp r o~ress and only finalists are considere-d for the 29 at the l.el<ort Falls Umlcd Method iSt Church with the 1,000 National Mer it $1 ,000 schola rshi ps and some 2,900 Her flowers were pmk bride changed into a tan silk Hev. Sle,ven Wil son offi ctaling. The bnde-eled IS a four -year Ment S<'holarsh ips wil l be awarded th is sp rin~ . rosebuds surrounded by pink dress w1th t<on accessories. graduate of Southern Local Ht gh Schuol. attended Ohio baby carnations, baby 's The couple now restdc ai16i l Finalists selected as Merit Scholarshi p winners will be SLate Uni versity where she majored tn political sc1encc, nottfi ed durmg the month of April. Ftnalists 111 the Met'il breath and greenery with Jj ncolr. Heights. Pomeroy. and graduated from the Htxon's ;;ehoul of 1-'l<ll'al tJcstgn . Program represent less tha n one-half of one percent of the pink and burgundy ribbons The new Mrs. Hawthorne ts · She is a member of the Letart Falls Un tle<i Methudt st natifln 's graduatmg secondary ~chool senio r s. tied in lover's knots. She wore a graduate of Meigs High Church. Her fiance gradualcdfrum Southern Local Htgh a topaz and pearl neckla ce School, dass of Jn7 . Mr . School and Ohio State Univcrst ly whe re he received a belonging to her la te grand- Hawthorne graduated frum bachelor of scicnru degree in computer aml tr tfonll<::ttiOn mother and a blue and while Eastern High School and is srience. He IS employed <tl. the Center for Hwnan luce garter. em ployed al lmperiul ElecResource 1\esearch. Ohto Slate Untversttv. He ts a 111 Uo11·erS1l)' Hos pi t al. IN THE HOSPITA L Sharon Higgs served as tnc in Middleport. member of the Fuoc!Pl<' Ba ptiSt Church. Col umbu s. Saturday rn orPOMF:HOY - Sharon maid of honor fur her sister . Oul-of-tuwn guests attcnrung . Smtth, Pumcr uy, was ta'ken She was in a coionial style ding the wedding were Mr. RETIRES guwn of burgundy polyester and Mrs . Downie Nelson, Mel'JNC !N:-IAT I IUPI I fashioned with pink lace on Connelsv illc: Mr. and Mrs. the bodice and sleeves. Arnold Higgs, St. Clairsv ille : 1 1 Wwdy Sudhoff , assistant to the editor of the Cincinnati Brtdes maid s were Puula Mr . an d Mrs . Mi cha el Pust. retired rrida y after Hawk , cousin of the groom. Hargraves and daughter, hav ing worked at the Post ._ Christine Riggs , niece of the Athens: Jal)tt Sl tvcrs, Lanbt ide. and the Ouwcr gi rl was caster: Mrs. Carl Hunnell GALLIPO!.IS - Activiti es since 1943. Sudhoff, who prev tousty Laura Hawthrone, sister of and daughter, Columbus: fo r this week at the Seni or the ·groom. They wore nwl- Miss Dorothy Hawk . Rev. Cttizens Center. 220 .Jackson served as news editor and managing '-!ditor ; st udied-· at chi ng burgundy gowns with Dua ne Sydenslricker , Belpre, Pike are as follows : pink lace neckb;mds and in- Mr . ttnli Mrs. Stolt Kerr. Monday, April 3 - Chorus Northwest ern University ami serls on the front. Deborah MitChell. Columbus. Practice. I: !5-:1 p.m.: Sewing begd n hi s JO Um allsm career Bridesmaids carrit·cl sinl!k at the Evanston, 11 1 News Class, 1·3 p.m. Index. Tuesda y. April 4 Physical fitness. II : 15 a.m.; St.:HI'OENAF:D S.T O.P., 10 :30 a.m .: Art s. COVJ:W:TON.Ky tUPi t Crafts and Garden Club . t :30Thi s northern Kentu cky flower s, Leona Lehman , 3 p.m . BY RUTH MILLER Wednesday ,.Aprit 5 - Cant city's mayor, city mana~e r GALLIPOLIS - The Senior Awilda Bru cker. Clara Citizen Center receives 1nany Fisher, Garnet Mehl and Mr . Games. 1-3 p.m.: Muvtcs cmd t wu cit y cummisswner s calls requesting in formation and Mrs. Frank Washington . oThe Btg Moment in Spurts, ha ve been subpoena ed to about some one to live in with Elva Siss on served as Chi pmunk ·and His Bll'[\ ap pear before a federal elderly people and do light hos tes s. Dev oti ons and rriends. Kont iki Kids I, 1::!0 ~rand ju ry invesllgCJtJng alleged gambling . house work . If yo u are in- pray er were by Ethel p.m. from The subpoenas ordermg the 6 Thursday. April Hobmson with guest speaker . terested or .know anyone who city offi cia ls before the grand IPhystca l Fitness, II : 15 a.m.: Hev . Pearl Casto. may be interested in dotng jury tn Lexington April 6 Refreshments of cake and Macr<onor. Class, 1-:l p.m. this kind of work please ca ll were tssued shonl) after the april i Aclvi sory Friday . pun ch were se rved to 446-7000 and leave your name Slop rn and choose from 14 exciting new pat1ern s FBI ratdcd an allt'ge d Co uncil Meeton K. I p.m.: An everyone . and telephone number for Class. t.:l : Soc1al Hour. 7 p.111 ga mbling parlor m the l'lt}' Sial• & Thord-- - -- - - - Gal ltpoli,, Ohto reference records. This is Just a reminder to Arts, Thursda) nt~ltt. Th e Sen ior l'utriuon crafts and Garden club another one of the services offered at the cent er for our members of the center. there Program will sc n ·c tht' will be a meeting April 4 with following mea ls at 12 noow elderly cttizens. Mondi:ty - Soup beans £tnd F:la ine George and Elia s We a lso have t ran s· ham bits, sptnach wtth hard Si sson as speakers un ponation services for those cooked egg slice. pear wtth planting and car in~ for who would like to visit our chcest• g a nu sh uu h:tt urc, nowers . center or need to go to the corn brea d. butt er. pin eapple Everyone try to come dnctof or even do 'their upside down cake, milk . shopping and paymg bills. Tuesda ) Baked pork You may use this service by chop. bak ed sweet puta tfl. ca lling the center before 9:30 NO PROGRESS applesaut·c, Lrrusscl sp n ruts , Let M iche ll e and Cynlhia help you NOHWOOD , Ohio i UP! ) a.m. The van travels a dif· bread, butt er, apricut bars. crea t e your very own tr u ly ferent route each day Ta lks Friday among fed eral bringing people to the center mediators and Siemens-Allis milk . beautiful gown - and !hose of Wednesday Juh nn y for lunch Monday through management and workers your attendants . You will be frida y. There is no charge yielded no progress in efforts Marzc tll, ltalic:~n ne gree n su rpr ised al how e asy il r eally ts to end a 29-day strike by the beans. cotwge cheese salad, for this service . an d delight ed at how roll. butter, chilled pt'arhes During the months of 650 wor kers. inexpe nsive ' P lease dr op by and It wa>; the third meeting with whipped cream . milk. January and ~' ebruary most see our lovely fabr ics . Tioursday - Ha mburger on activities al the center were with federal mediators since . cancelled due to the weather . Local 765 members of the bun, relishe s. pt'as. butter. Therefore we had no birthday Internati ona l Union of sherbet . milk . Headpieces Hat<; friday - Bak ed fish , parties but we had a super Electrical Workers walked party March 28 for the pt'ople off the job March 2 when their bak ed potato,· broccoli with Flowers having birthdays in the first contract e"l>ired . Siemens- cheese sauce, bread , butter, Trims lern u1 1, meringue pic, 111 1l k . Allis, a joint venture between three months of this new Choice or beverage served yea r. Those celebrating their Allis.Chalrners aoo Siemens Ribbons Laces · with each meal. of W est Germany. makes birthdays were Ada Caner, ··services rendered on a Ethel Robinso n, Mary induslrial electrical motors. Ring Pillows Garters non-discriminator.- basis." (la pl i~ t FLOWERING SHRUBS MOCK ORANG E Miss Riggs weds I 1I' ·I I \ I \ ( \' ( • ·• SUPPER SATIN SOLIDS Lo i s of colors. 45 " acetate. Reg . $1 .59 yd . to $2 .99 yd . 20 % OFF We register your fa bric s I L_ Ohio .-.-~ 'I I. ~J Simplicity 8391 ' French City Fabric Shoppe 85 Court Gallipolis , 0. Singer Approved Dealer Open 9 a .m .-5 p .m . Tues., Wed ., Thurs .' Sa t. Open til& Mon . & Fri. Niles �, Doc~mentarj film 13-2- The Sunday Times-&ntmcl. Sunday. April2, !978 Virginia Farmer weds in cancf:lelight .ceremony , <:ALL! POLIS, - \'11-g<11ta Fanner and MHrshatl French f'Xt:hi:tngt•d \n·dd1ng n'''s m a rloublr t'lu~. L'(I!Hllt:lq~ ht l'l'rt'IH ()n ~ at tht• ru·M Bap[tst Ch urch. un (; <llli(Jtdl'i. ~~1\'c m bt'r \9 at -: ~10 p.m llw bnde !3 thr dt~ughter uf tht• \ale Smanm' Fanner and Jusuph O L·~!-,t'nl · of Tehran, Iran The gnH•II1 1 ~ tt1l' son tlf .\lr and Mrs. J . A. Fn'ITL'h, Ht1ut.e 1 GriiJip,llt R The Rev B u lle~ Alfre d pt'rfurna~d the \.'(' rt:mon~ fnllowmg lll>r!lgrilm of music hv Mrs J11d\ But·dell . ~~r~<Hllst , <lnd (;rpg Sl'hradcr . ...,olu tst Tbt: prenupllal 'dt·rt \illlS lm·ludl'd " :\'torl'. ·· " Thl'llll' fn11ll Lil\'(' St ory. " "Wr'vl' .Only Just Begun." s~mg , .. ··w rddlng "O ne fil':m . Om• Hand ." Dunng the rC'rernnny Greg Schrader sang "Cult•lll' M~ Wor ld'' and ·' The Lord\ Pra~· er" ln till' CC'Iltt•r 11f the Hlta r was un areh dt•co rated with ~ r l'e n rn. r~nrl p111k nhbon Ask me about Life Insurance for Students and Young Adults 11 ' •. ; ~'. 1'' ' ~·I I '(H ' I '1 realllers held by two whil e dn1·es. Under the altar and decorated with greenery and pmW ribbun w"s a face to face kneclin~ bench. On either stde of the arch were pillars hllltlm~ baskets uf pink and wh ttr pompons lie9 with pink and bur~ uudy ribbon', Two sc\'Cn·branch C(rndelabra and uile thr ee branch cv1llcl;lbra decorated wilh green ery and pll1k eompkt ed 111e a ltar dcl' o nltio n ~. T h ~ middle candle of the three-branch ea ndelabra wa s lit during the l'Cremuny by bride and gmom as a symbol of their un10n . Th e pews were dec urated with hurri ca ne lamcrns trimmed with pink l'and les. buws and greener y. The family pews were markPd "·ith pink bows. The \\ hill' a1sle carprt compl eted lh l1 bn dBl SL1 tll!lg . (;j ven lr1 11\Clrriag(' by her father . till' bndc wore a fonnal len gt h go wn uf white rhan ttll~· lacr fashioned with a h1gtl rwrk linc '-!nd slwer · ~ u k e . Thl' long sleeves uf trwtdnn ~ !act• were fastened at ttw \HIS\ by a ro w of satin· ·"' .. ' rr,., ·:..··. ,. -~ .,. , ~ · 1'· to'",,, ;: • ''" rc~ · ~ ~.~ , · ·1,1 · rr rh. ' iJ';, , . ( ,ri: r• , · ,. :, T, ,-. C. K. SNOWDEN 14 Sta le Street Ga llipolh., Oh 1o Ph one 44!1 -"12? 0 \!Ill .... I 1 1~ f 1 ' \aturl' g-JVe y( )ll a ring fi nj.,'l'r. 0 ,1 umhia makes it h('autiful. Columbia I I d1 I ~ '' I ,_: hj t j• II ·l.t Tawney's Jewelers 414 Sec;ond Ave. Gallipolis, Oh ro to shot1 stl'eamers. Each wore a gold monogranm1ed necklace, a ~ift from the bride . Melissa Tucker, niece of the groom, served as· flower girl. She wore a floor-length gown of burgundy velvet with a yoke of white lace. She wor e pink· baby ' ~ breath tn her hair She carried a while basket of pink rose petals. The groom selected hts Jim ~' rench. brother. Reynoldsburg, Ohio as his best man . Serv ing as ushers were Clarcn c(' Tucker, Gallipolis, brother-in-law of the groom : John Roush, Cheshi{e; Don Shellun and Dave Schoonover. Gallipoli s. They were attired in Ji ~ht gray 'tux edos with matching rufncd shins. The best man wur e a pink rosebud boutonn iere and the ushers wore pink carnat ion boutonnteres. The rinf.!bea r t:rs were Lance rrcnch and Mt!'hael Tu cker. nephews uf the groo m. Th e)' wore gray tuxedos matching those worn by the best man and ushers. t'll \'t'rTd buttons. They carried wh t1c ring Tht• Empt rc waist fell int u'a pill ows 10 the altar and fu ll b11 11ffllnt skrrt which presented the rings to the <·ast'<Hlcd lo a ciWPel length minister. tr;~~:n . A stlk 11rganza ruffle The mother of the groum tnmmcc\ the yukc. sleeves wure a jersey ensemble of :1nd skin . Ht•r fin~rrti p veiluf burgundy and pink . The J!lusJllll wa s en hanced br a burgu ndy dress was trimmed sea llupe<l edge trimmed in wtlh a pink yoke and wa s rh<rntlll:O \m't'. and' ma tching rovered wilh o l on~ flowing larc appliques . Th e cro wn uf , coat of burgundy jersey. She the \'f'll was also made uf W(Jre a corsage of cyml'lrant ally lace . bidium orchids. Till' bnde ea rned a colonial Ms. Kri sty Blazer huuqul't of baby pink regtstered the guests at a rll'-'t'buds Hnd baby 's breath sta nd decorated with a pink on <I t)(lckgru und of whit e rose and white plume pen . ('hantaH ~ I<Jl'l' tied wit h pink Fu! lu•••ing the ceremuny a and burgu ndy sa tin ribbon. receplton was h'cid in the Shl' W IJ I'l' a heart-sha ped churr h social rnum . dt::Hllr Jnd nccklct cc, a ~ ift Presiding over the reception from 1hP urnli!IL wer e. Sand ra Fre nch. Thi' llrtdt.''s 81tt'ndan ts Reynoldsburg , Ohio. sisterwere Alew c: tlliland. r;1 :lid ,,f in-law of the groom, Carlene honur . J :. trkson. Ohh •: Karen Cra ce, Addison : De bb te Tuc· ker . Sister of the gr()olll , Burdelle . Gallip oli s: and Gal!tp nlts : She n Shelt on. Kristy Blazer, Addison . and Ga llipt!lls; M;t rt ir Raum . women of the Bapt ist Cill'Stl•r. Ohio, "nd M:1rgy Aux!liary . :..lurph~. Ml'lllthur. Ohio. Th e brid al tab le wa s Th ey were Hi t trcd tn pink covered with a whil e cloth fl 1 •nr-lt.·n~th pu J~ ·este r ~ow n s trimmed in pink la ce ribbon ft. Pihl uned with a ht gh held at the comers with neckline, empire wa\st which burgundy lace-ribbon bows. fell to an A-line sktrt and a The four·t iercd weddin g lll:t!chmg ja!'ket. The jackets cake featured the bott om ue r 1\t' r(• t rJJnl!red w1th burgundy as four revolving ca kes. The l'elvrt rufn!'ll lap<' IS and cuffs cake was iced in white wi1 h \\ llh 1hrC'c bor,L:u ndy v12lvct pink rose buds. and Wti S button s dosing the jacket. tup ped by a fl oral '111e~ 11 on• pink ba by's breath arran geme nt of pink ut tllrtr twtr . ros ebuds. bur gundy and The' a11e ndants carried white streamers down th e IJrand~ :-.n1fter~ wuh a pink sides of the cake and a t. mdl t· 111 the cent er clrt·led Immature bride and groum. A b~ pmk bah) pompons. The stogie lighted ptnk candl e ste m ~ "ere t aed with a was placed on either side of burgund~ \'f'lvt· t bow fa lli ng the cak e. A silver punch b<lwl. coffe e server were used. Nuts and mints were afSb se rved. Pmk reception scrolls and pink net ri ce bags w!!rc given fo th e guest s at the receptic1n . After the reecption th e 7 Varieties bnde changed to a three piece off white knit suit with a 1 brown blouse. The co upl e then left for a wedding I rip to J.ancasteJ:. Pennsylvania and 1 the Pocono Mt s. The new Mr. and Mrs. French re sid e at Rt. I Gallipolis. The brid e is a 1971 graduate of Vinton County Hi gh Sehoul, McAnhur, Ohio 0 and receiv ed her Bachelor's degree in 1976 from Rio Grande College. She is em- DWARF APPLE TREES 5.95 or , ~ . 3 FOR 15.00 BARTlm PEAR DwJr O or Standard \3~ CLAY POTS ,-··- · - -··- · -· -· - .., I Sr. I I Citize~¥ Calendar I I I PO MF: ROY Meigs Cuunty Senior Citizens Center activities located al the Pomeroy Junior High School is open 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday through rriday . Monday, April 3 - Movie " Adelie Penguins of Antarctic, " 11 a .m.: Square Dance, 12:30-3 p.m. \ Tuesday, April4 - Knitting C l as~. 10 a .rn .-12 noon ; r .H.A. Talk , II a.m.; Crewel Embroidery Class, II a.m.; Chorus, 12:30-2 p.m. Wednesday , April 5. Social Security RepresenMr. and Mrs. Man ball French tative, 9:30 a.m.-12 :30 p.m.: Games, 12:30-2 p.m. Thursday, April 6 - Talk pl oyed as a third grade on " Medi cine Awareness," II teacher at Addaville a .m. -12 noon. • Elementa ry, Gallipolis Houte rriday , April7 Art Class, I. POMEROY - The founh 10 a.m.-12 noon; Knitting and Mr . French is · a 1973 siX weeks gradi ng pt'riod Crocheting Class, 10 a.m.: · grauua le of Kyger . Creek honor roll for S.1Ulhern High B J' ow mg, 1-3 p.m. Htgh Schoo l. lie attended Rio School has been announced. Senior Nutrition Program, Grande College and in !9i5 Making a grade of "B" or 12 noon-12 :45 p.m. Monday received hi s Assu ci<Jte above in all thei r SUbjeCtS lO through rriday . Degree in Accounting and be listed on the roll with lhe Menu for Apnl 3 through will rece ive his Bachclor'!l names in capi tal letters April 7: d egr~r in B~J sincss Adreceiving all A's were : Monday _ Macaroni and mini stration in May . He is a Seniors SHEL LEY cheese w-ham bits, spinach Sales . Assistant al Robbins CHEVALIER , Donn ie w-ha rd coo ked egg slice, and Myers. Ga llipolis. He is a Duddin g, Larry Fish er , citrus sections on lettuce, member of the fraternal OKE Y KISER, Teresa pineapple upside down cake, Order of Alpha Delta Epsilon. Meadows, JAYE ORD , Scutt cornbread, butter, milk. · Out of to wn guests were Souder , Rexanna Walk er . Tuesday _ Baked pork Donna Desscnl, Tehran . Iran, BARB WHITE, . MYRA chop, baked sweet potato. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gilli land . WOODS. brussel sprouts, applesa uce, Jac~ so n . 0.: Johnny Miller, Juniors - Tom Allen , bread, butter, milk. Munctc, Ind .; Mr. and Mrs. Wedne sday - Johnn y Tammy Bradfurd , Pam Howard Caldwell. Jr . HeedsBrauer, Barbara Buchanan , Marzetti , Italianne green l'ille: Hick Rank in. Lori Chapman. DORINDA beans. cottage cheese salad Chillicothe: Debby F:vans. DEEM, TERESA EflV IN, w-chives chopped , chill ed Ja ckson : Amilda No ll , Naom i f oreman , BRICE peaches w-whipped cream, Woodsville. Ohio: Mrs. Miln HI LL , roll; butte r, milk . HART, SETH Wuo ds and He<llhc r. SHAHON HILL. Loyal Thursday _ fl amburger Pomeroy: and Tim Baum. Holman, Jeanni e Johnson . deluxe 011 bun !lettuce am! Chester. BRENT PATTERSON , tomato), relishes, buttered C I NDY . PATTERSON · pea~ . ice cream, milk . Debbte Ptckens, Dale Rtfne, rriday _ Roasi tu rkey, Pc.nny_Smtih. ~elly Tay lo~ , .,gravy , whipped potatoes , De~o nts Wolfe, rern Zorklc. brocco li w-checse sa uce. Sophomores - Meg Arr.· lemon puddin g, bread , . SUNDAY Ash . butter, milk . berger , Brenda REVIVAL beginning at Coffee, tea, buttermilk and F:ureka Unit ed Christian 7:30 CR I C K ~T .. CARPENTER . p.m. Rev . Charl es Love and J..arry Cundiff, Pam fl arden : JUice 'served daily . Ros emary Hu bba rd , Tont POHTLAND - Telephone Wilma Creech . Hud so ~ , Bet h Huffman , 843·3364. COAD Seni or MELISSA IH LF.. JA CK Nutrition Weekly Menu for DUFFY, Kim Dugan, Amy the Satellit e Sit e at the JOIN CHURt:H M I DO I.E PO HT --Ci nuy Fisher. DAVE FORE MAN , Reorga nized Church of Jes us ('rooks. daughter of Mr . anti Richard Furbee , BRIAN Christ of f.atter Day Saints. :.Irs. Edward Crooks antl JO HNSON, Cind y Lee . Old Tuwn Fl ats, is similar to Mrs. rrank Epple were Ca rmen Manu el, TROY the above menu . Please ca ll welcomed into membership MANUEL, James Meadows, tn your reservation. uf the Middl eport f' irsl STEVE NORTON , Donn a Un ited Prcsbylcnan Church Hice, AMY SOU DER, on Palm Sunday . Cindy join- Kent Varney . Freshmen - Cristo Beegle . HAVEGUFBI'S l'l the chu rch by acclamation BONN IE BOSO, PEG BUSH , MIDDI.EPOHT - Mr. and of faith , and Mrs. F:pplc by transfer of letter from the Paul Ca rdone, STEVE Mrs. Ernest Van lnwagen. Ftrst United Presbytc r11all CIRCLE , Eddie Duffy. Eric Bradbury, spent the Easter f oster , Sonja Hill , Della weekend with their son and Church at liarn sonville. Johnson, Bob Lee. JANET daughter-in-law. Mr . and MIDD!.ESWART , CARL Mrs. Keith Van Jnwagcn and MORR IS, CHARLO TTE son , Chris. Powhatan Poi nt. PLANS TO MEET I'O MEHOY --The Metgs PICKENS, MARK SIMP· They also visited with Mrs. County Teachers Association SUN, MARY BETH SLAVIN, Mac Kt•mey who was there. will meet at the Meigs Inn , Daniel Talbott , Dale Teaford , 12:30 on Saturday. April 8. Julie Thoren, Hobin Wilson, Ralph Walker, sl<ote J>resi· Bryan Wolfe , JACK IE dent of the Ohio t\ssocialion WOLrF:. Paula Wolfe. uf Hctired Teachers. will pre- Melissa Yonker . TO PERFORM sent an engraved bell to the MIDDLEPORT--The Rio BAKF: SALE l'haplcr for having_ secured a G1·ande c horale under the There will be a bake sa le direction of Merlyn HllSS will 10 percent inc.:r'basc in membership during the past Saturday, April! , at 9 a.m. in present the program al the yea r. He will also discuss front of New York Clothing Mlddleport AIW1111i Associalegtslative billS. Hll 589, HB House sponsored by Pomeroy ti on banquet to be held on FriJob's Daughters. 220. and HB 387 ~ dlly, May 26, al the Mid- Honor roll . .-----"'!'----------------------.. All Size s Ea. GALLIPOL IS - " Foot· In Stone," an exciting new docum entary motion picture wjll be shown at raith Baptist Church today. at6:30 p.m. Produced · by Films For Christ Association, "Foolprints In Slone" depicts a research tcqm 's ba ttle to print~ dleport Elemenl<ory Sehoul. -to prevkw team the secretM of the Paluxy, Texas' fdstcst fl owing' river. Bulldozing, . sand-bagging, fl ash fl oo ds and .the colorful narrative of old-timers all add to the excitement and interest of this outstanding documentary film. However , the hi gh point is the team's discovery of man tracks in the same rock stratum with dinosaur tracks. Many scientists say this amazing find shatters the evolutionary lime table as presentl y accepted and taught · in textbooks throughout the country . Although the standard geolog ic lim e table of IJ-:I~The Sunday Times:Sentine~. Sunday, April2, 1978 ev 9lution says ·that man did not evolv e _until aft er dinosaurs had been extinct for some 70 million years the Biblical account o( Creation states that man and animals , were all created by God during the Divine Creation Week with man and air breathing )and animals being created o!rthe 6th day . Many th erefore consider the discovery of the dinosaurs an affirmation of the accuracy of the Genesis record. The public is encouraged to view this. interestin~ and timely film at 6:30 p.m . today, at Faith Baptist Church. WORKSHOP OFFERED ATHENS - Peopl e in· tercsted in going lo graduate school and who want to prepare for the Graduate Records Examination can get help through a workshop being off ered in April at Ohio University. Half of the 12hour program will be devoted to mathematics skills and the other half to verba l skills. The workshop will meet on two Saturdays: AprilS and 15, from 8:30 a.m . lo 4 ,p.m. There is a $30 fee for the GRE Review . 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' ' I Peddler's Pantry FU Ri"J tTU RE \ -._..--- With MIKASA Ho~rs : f- l Dally · Inferior Deslgf'l Sr. Citizens Calendar ·Senior Citizens say eSCHULT •HOLLY PARK •VICTORIAN •SKYLINE .COVER NOR For Seed Potatoes I FOR AQUALITY , MOBILE HOME SEE • E~! CORK. NEW CORK Yellow Flowering r-------l .;;;t YOU POTENTILLA $179 Ea . Ono on Spt s su bseque ntl y was found guilt y of kidnapping and murderin g the Lindbergh child . He was executed : Offtf includes living room and halt only up to JtHI sq. Brady are anrouncing the · birth of a son , Keith Eugene, at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital on March 4. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs . Wayne Peck , local, and Mr. and Mrs. Garland Brady, Ra cine . Mrs . Lulu William son, Albany, is maternal great grandmother. The Bradys have a daughter, Hence . POMF:ROY-The Ml. Uni on long stemmed piuk ruses aud Church was the set- the f! uwcr · girl carried a ling for the reb. 4 wedding of fireside basket of pink msc Karen Ann Riggs, d~ughtcr pt'lals lnnuned wtlh hurgunof Mrs. Betty Mu.sser, Ruule I dy aud pink ' ribbons tied in Rutland . and Earl Rigg,<>, lovers' kuots. Route I, I.angsville, and Tim Hawthin·ne, Houte I. James Bryan Hawthorne, son LOil.L: Huttom , served his of. Mr. and Mr~. Darrell brother as best man . Hawthorne, Route I, Long Ushers were Roger Higgs, Bottom. Route I, Rutland, brollier of The wedding was an event the bride, Brian Windon , of Feb. 4 al2 :30 p·.m. with the Route 3, Pomeroy , and RubRev. Cecil Cox officiating. bie Hawk. Point PleHsanl,. Two seven bri:ln (; h Fur her daughtcr 1S wedcandelabra decm·a tcd the rung, Mrs. Mussel' wore a altar fo r the wedding . long beige gown trimmed Deborah Mtlchell wa s with orange and green '""organist and her selections broidery with tan acuocluded "We've Only Just cessories. Mrs. Hawthorne Begun ", " Love Story", "One was in a gray and pink gown Hand on the Heart", .and and wore black accessories. "Evergreen", with J,u An ne Both mothers wore double Hunnel singing "Time in a carnations tippt'd in pink. BoUle" and "The Lortl's A reception honoring l11e Pruyer " and Gra~ie Wilson couple wlls held in the basesinging " Each fortheOther ." ment of the church following Given in marriage by her the weddi ng . The tabl e fathei·, the bride was allired fea tured a three tiered cake in a colonial style gown with a 111 pi nk and while topped with high standup colla r. and the traditi ona l miniature chanti lly lace trim. The Jon ~ bride ami gruum . The cake, sleeves wct·e gathered with made by Mrs. Wilson, was the wrist band coming to surrounded with ~ rccn c ry Bruce 1-fart and Lorna !Jell poinl' over the hands. The and pink roses . Marlene Bar- · Finalist in the Merit Scholarsht p· competition have nnw been determi ned by the National Merit Scholarship ski rt featured teirs of ruffles relt registered the guests . F;NGAGED - Don and l.ois Bell of Let<ort r alls are and fl owed in the back into a Se rving at the reception were Cou ncil. Two Gallia Academy High School sen iors ha ve announcing,thc cngagetnent and (lppruach1ng rnarr1age of been named as ftnalists - Peter B. Groth. son of Dr . and chapel length u·ain. The bride Mrs . Rodney Higgs. t[lc lhei ,dHughler. Lorna Dawn , to l>ruce Edward Hart of Mrs. Joh n Groth. and Melinda Spencer, daughter of Mr. wore a finger ti p veil of illu- bride:s sister-i n-law , and . Columbus, sun of Hubert and !.illte Mae Hart. Houle 3, and Mrs. Robert Spencer. The se leclton of Merit Scholars siun held in pla ce by a MissJulieGheen . Hacme. The open church wedding will be on event of Apnl bandeau of satin and lace. ~ Following the wedd ing. the is n•JW mp r o~ress and only finalists are considere-d for the 29 at the l.el<ort Falls Umlcd Method iSt Church with the 1,000 National Mer it $1 ,000 schola rshi ps and some 2,900 Her flowers were pmk bride changed into a tan silk Hev. Sle,ven Wil son offi ctaling. The bnde-eled IS a four -year Ment S<'holarsh ips wil l be awarded th is sp rin~ . rosebuds surrounded by pink dress w1th t<on accessories. graduate of Southern Local Ht gh Schuol. attended Ohio baby carnations, baby 's The couple now restdc ai16i l Finalists selected as Merit Scholarshi p winners will be SLate Uni versity where she majored tn political sc1encc, nottfi ed durmg the month of April. Ftnalists 111 the Met'il breath and greenery with Jj ncolr. Heights. Pomeroy. and graduated from the Htxon's ;;ehoul of 1-'l<ll'al tJcstgn . Program represent less tha n one-half of one percent of the pink and burgundy ribbons The new Mrs. Hawthorne ts · She is a member of the Letart Falls Un tle<i Methudt st natifln 's graduatmg secondary ~chool senio r s. tied in lover's knots. She wore a graduate of Meigs High Church. Her fiance gradualcdfrum Southern Local Htgh a topaz and pearl neckla ce School, dass of Jn7 . Mr . School and Ohio State Univcrst ly whe re he received a belonging to her la te grand- Hawthorne graduated frum bachelor of scicnru degree in computer aml tr tfonll<::ttiOn mother and a blue and while Eastern High School and is srience. He IS employed <tl. the Center for Hwnan luce garter. em ployed al lmperiul ElecResource 1\esearch. Ohto Slate Untversttv. He ts a 111 Uo11·erS1l)' Hos pi t al. IN THE HOSPITA L Sharon Higgs served as tnc in Middleport. member of the Fuoc!Pl<' Ba ptiSt Church. Col umbu s. Saturday rn orPOMF:HOY - Sharon maid of honor fur her sister . Oul-of-tuwn guests attcnrung . Smtth, Pumcr uy, was ta'ken She was in a coionial style ding the wedding were Mr. RETIRES guwn of burgundy polyester and Mrs . Downie Nelson, Mel'JNC !N:-IAT I IUPI I fashioned with pink lace on Connelsv illc: Mr. and Mrs. the bodice and sleeves. Arnold Higgs, St. Clairsv ille : 1 1 Wwdy Sudhoff , assistant to the editor of the Cincinnati Brtdes maid s were Puula Mr . an d Mrs . Mi cha el Pust. retired rrida y after Hawk , cousin of the groom. Hargraves and daughter, hav ing worked at the Post ._ Christine Riggs , niece of the Athens: Jal)tt Sl tvcrs, Lanbt ide. and the Ouwcr gi rl was caster: Mrs. Carl Hunnell GALLIPO!.IS - Activiti es since 1943. Sudhoff, who prev tousty Laura Hawthrone, sister of and daughter, Columbus: fo r this week at the Seni or the ·groom. They wore nwl- Miss Dorothy Hawk . Rev. Cttizens Center. 220 .Jackson served as news editor and managing '-!ditor ; st udied-· at chi ng burgundy gowns with Dua ne Sydenslricker , Belpre, Pike are as follows : pink lace neckb;mds and in- Mr . ttnli Mrs. Stolt Kerr. Monday, April 3 - Chorus Northwest ern University ami serls on the front. Deborah MitChell. Columbus. Practice. I: !5-:1 p.m.: Sewing begd n hi s JO Um allsm career Bridesmaids carrit·cl sinl!k at the Evanston, 11 1 News Class, 1·3 p.m. Index. Tuesda y. April 4 Physical fitness. II : 15 a.m.; St.:HI'OENAF:D S.T O.P., 10 :30 a.m .: Art s. COVJ:W:TON.Ky tUPi t Crafts and Garden Club . t :30Thi s northern Kentu cky flower s, Leona Lehman , 3 p.m . BY RUTH MILLER Wednesday ,.Aprit 5 - Cant city's mayor, city mana~e r GALLIPOLIS - The Senior Awilda Bru cker. Clara Citizen Center receives 1nany Fisher, Garnet Mehl and Mr . Games. 1-3 p.m.: Muvtcs cmd t wu cit y cummisswner s calls requesting in formation and Mrs. Frank Washington . oThe Btg Moment in Spurts, ha ve been subpoena ed to about some one to live in with Elva Siss on served as Chi pmunk ·and His Bll'[\ ap pear before a federal elderly people and do light hos tes s. Dev oti ons and rriends. Kont iki Kids I, 1::!0 ~rand ju ry invesllgCJtJng alleged gambling . house work . If yo u are in- pray er were by Ethel p.m. from The subpoenas ordermg the 6 Thursday. April Hobmson with guest speaker . terested or .know anyone who city offi cia ls before the grand IPhystca l Fitness, II : 15 a.m.: Hev . Pearl Casto. may be interested in dotng jury tn Lexington April 6 Refreshments of cake and Macr<onor. Class, 1-:l p.m. this kind of work please ca ll were tssued shonl) after the april i Aclvi sory Friday . pun ch were se rved to 446-7000 and leave your name Slop rn and choose from 14 exciting new pat1ern s FBI ratdcd an allt'ge d Co uncil Meeton K. I p.m.: An everyone . and telephone number for Class. t.:l : Soc1al Hour. 7 p.111 ga mbling parlor m the l'lt}' Sial• & Thord-- - -- - - - Gal ltpoli,, Ohto reference records. This is Just a reminder to Arts, Thursda) nt~ltt. Th e Sen ior l'utriuon crafts and Garden club another one of the services offered at the cent er for our members of the center. there Program will sc n ·c tht' will be a meeting April 4 with following mea ls at 12 noow elderly cttizens. Mondi:ty - Soup beans £tnd F:la ine George and Elia s We a lso have t ran s· ham bits, sptnach wtth hard Si sson as speakers un ponation services for those cooked egg slice. pear wtth planting and car in~ for who would like to visit our chcest• g a nu sh uu h:tt urc, nowers . center or need to go to the corn brea d. butt er. pin eapple Everyone try to come dnctof or even do 'their upside down cake, milk . shopping and paymg bills. Tuesda ) Baked pork You may use this service by chop. bak ed sweet puta tfl. ca lling the center before 9:30 NO PROGRESS applesaut·c, Lrrusscl sp n ruts , Let M iche ll e and Cynlhia help you NOHWOOD , Ohio i UP! ) a.m. The van travels a dif· bread, butt er, apricut bars. crea t e your very own tr u ly ferent route each day Ta lks Friday among fed eral bringing people to the center mediators and Siemens-Allis milk . beautiful gown - and !hose of Wednesday Juh nn y for lunch Monday through management and workers your attendants . You will be frida y. There is no charge yielded no progress in efforts Marzc tll, ltalic:~n ne gree n su rpr ised al how e asy il r eally ts to end a 29-day strike by the beans. cotwge cheese salad, for this service . an d delight ed at how roll. butter, chilled pt'arhes During the months of 650 wor kers. inexpe nsive ' P lease dr op by and It wa>; the third meeting with whipped cream . milk. January and ~' ebruary most see our lovely fabr ics . Tioursday - Ha mburger on activities al the center were with federal mediators since . cancelled due to the weather . Local 765 members of the bun, relishe s. pt'as. butter. Therefore we had no birthday Internati ona l Union of sherbet . milk . Headpieces Hat<; friday - Bak ed fish , parties but we had a super Electrical Workers walked party March 28 for the pt'ople off the job March 2 when their bak ed potato,· broccoli with Flowers having birthdays in the first contract e"l>ired . Siemens- cheese sauce, bread , butter, Trims lern u1 1, meringue pic, 111 1l k . Allis, a joint venture between three months of this new Choice or beverage served yea r. Those celebrating their Allis.Chalrners aoo Siemens Ribbons Laces · with each meal. of W est Germany. makes birthdays were Ada Caner, ··services rendered on a Ethel Robinso n, Mary induslrial electrical motors. Ring Pillows Garters non-discriminator.- basis." (la pl i~ t FLOWERING SHRUBS MOCK ORANG E Miss Riggs weds I 1I' ·I I \ I \ ( \' ( • ·• SUPPER SATIN SOLIDS Lo i s of colors. 45 " acetate. Reg . $1 .59 yd . to $2 .99 yd . 20 % OFF We register your fa bric s I L_ Ohio .-.-~ 'I I. ~J Simplicity 8391 ' French City Fabric Shoppe 85 Court Gallipolis , 0. Singer Approved Dealer Open 9 a .m .-5 p .m . Tues., Wed ., Thurs .' Sa t. Open til& Mon . & Fri. Niles �- ' Times-Sentinel, Sunday, April~. 1978 11-4- The S"nday ·-I · - · - ·- · - ·- ·- -··-I· Lioness '" 0 V Christian School . ' I I I I ' receives state approval GALLI POLIS Oluu V.alley Chris lian Se houl located at Third Ave. and Loc ust St. in Gallipolis, opened its doors on. Sep· tember 6, 1977, with 41 students enroll ed in grades kindergarten through sixth . ' This was an answer to prayer for people of tile F1rst Bapt ist Church and fllJ' nY interest ed people in surroun ding communities. The Governing Board tried to keep the tuition for the students, so som'e members of the First Bapt ist Ch urch voted to cont ributed a total sum of $20,000 to help fina nce the, school this first year. The 120,000 was paid by March 15 and this was a milestone! Another milestone was met the sa me day for Ohio Valley Christ ian Schoo l when they received a letter from the State of Ohio Department of Education congratulating the sch oo l for meet in g the ir initial requ iremen ts an d becoming a state approved school. Thi s was indeed a happy day at Oh10 Valley Christian School ·for there were many com ponents of the initial plan that had to be met to obta in thi s approval. Among the biggest chores were developing a detailed Policy Book and a complete . Course of Study covering lin depth the twelve subj ects tau~U~t In each grade . The school now has an enrollment of 50 students and when the enrollment rea ches 60 studen ts the Ohio Vall ey Christian School will have an on ~site inspection and receive their State Charter. Plans are now being made for the school year . 1978-79 with the possibilit)' of ad d in ~ other grades above the sixth grade we now have. The school is receiving inquines daily and our expectations are exciting with expa nsions now being pla nn ed . We definitel y feel Ohio Va lley Chrb1ian School has been the I ' . ' 1I ..... 'I •.~""· ' MOND1\Y SALEM CENTEH PTA, Monday. i ::10 p.m. at the sc hoo l. Patrolm an J 11n Slll'ets will speak on safety and there will be a play , "the Ca se uf tht.· Mi ssi ng ll omewurk" !Jv the sixth grade. Hefres h;nenll; will be .. Acet!pting the lettl'r armouncm~ stale approval are, left to right , Sur Mu rray , Mary Fell>;, Ear lene Sand~y,and Debb1 e Casto . Back row, Kathy Keena n, Carol Hood and Ted Ball. Lord 's wi ll becau se of tht• gru\\'l h lt has e x perien~..· pd m it s first year Hnd by this t•arl~ of approval fnnn till' State of Ohio. ~raming MORE SE ARCHING CINCJl'iNATI I UPI 1 C!ly and county inwstlgaturs plan w map search strat~~it: s lD<Iay for a Universlly of Cincinnati coed missmg for more than ont• week. Cinl'lnnatJ P olice S~t. Thomas \'uung sa1d a hel1<·opter Sl'arch Fr~day over parl s of three so uthwestern Ohio cow1ties y1elded no trace of Cheryl Thompson. She WCI S last seen March 24 leavtng her paren ts' home m eastern Harnilton County, to meet a boyfriend at a local d1 sro Mtss Thom p sqn·~ Cl:lr was found one block fronl the d!Sc'o. Part s of Hamilton. Clermont and Butler counlle> were sea rched by air Friday Mrs. Karr honored with layette shower I'O~ I EH()Y .. A la)etlt· "IJL'Id I' Cl't' lt tly hununng ~1 rs. Hoger KenT. :v1 r~ :Vhmlyn Spl•ncer ~Hi d ~1r~ . ~a n cy J\·11Jrrts!iey \re n · ho~ tl'SS ·s. A color sc herne uf p<t ~ t l'is was earn ed uut rn the det'(t r~­ Slt11 Wl' l' W<J~ twn.-. r.l/ld d dull dl.spl;J.\' por trayed lhc bcforl' and ~iftl' r ~n· ilt.'S of dll lllf<Hl l 's <:UTI\' d] horne. i\ frozen r llorula tt> d L'S~ t· rl . pa rty mix, I{'('Li It'd anJ rmnts V.'l'l'l' se r\'L•d Tht· rcfreshrrwnl Lt~IJ!e \\ CIS t't'llltrt•d wtth rt fl nrol i: IIT<tllgt•mt•nt fec.tturlllg i:t crr·a mw bHIJ~ shoe . The tiiTcmgenwnt \\irs rn~t d e bv :11rs. Pau l I\ orr. · c;rmlcs were p!uyed w1th 111 <J Erdungcr. IMh Wilsu11 , DianaMadur anti S;u·a. Mrs. I·:sther Mays, Mrs. Kathryn Mora. Janet ami Judi', Mrs . Bert ha Sm1th, Mrs . T ~ u d v 1\JH.lrr ws. Mrs. r:Ja dys Fr) . Mrs. Kathryn Wllldon, Becky an d Deb!J1e Wmd1Jn. Mrs Bl'rn il't.: Ba lky. :vl rs. Linda King. Darl a Ke l· h·. Mrs . .J oa mll' Patte rson. ;.;ml .\1r:-,. Calhennc Wels h. Pat Wilson, Mrs. Sheilu Tuylor. Mr,. Pot Wolfe. and :11 rs. \1e~r~o:<:~n• t E:-:; kew Others atlcnding <:~r1d sen· d 1n g gifts were Mrs . Mal).!fl i'Ct And re\\'!i, ,\1 rs . Huth Karr , Mrs Ma rv WcJ.d and and l.cturw. Mr~ V1rgmw Fl:..ht·r ..\ I r s. Alt ona ·HOMEMADE OXYGEN RESPIRATORY SUPPORT SYSTEM COMPlETE INVENTOHY OF RESPIRATORY THERAPY EQUIPMENT &SUPPliES Kllrr . Carl;.~ Fr.~ ht.:r, Mr~ . .Jerry F1elds and fcnnrly, Mrs Frann·s F:~kew , Mrs. Sallv lngl'i:... Bnon lngcl!'i, Mr~ Karla Chevf:lhcr i:!lld ,Jl' s:, ic~t . ~l r·!'>. ~ Loretta Bruwn . Alex ami Ac:~r·on. Tn!-~ het ttnd IJon· lll l ' Spt•ncer·. Torn and Carnt· Morrtsscv , Mrs. :11arl' Ju Ruckley.· Tn1l'J cu1d' T~mrn1 ~yre . Mrs. K11thy Osl_xu·m· etnd LorTe, Mr·s. Hu rm~ Kuhl . Mr.. , Ht len Wolf, Mrs ~iJJW\' •111 Sillt1.. Mrs. .{pckll' Frost, :111ke ond lll'hilll' . .len . Ht •vf• r!y ttr1d LIJI'I Frwlkner. Mr s Twrltl Htwkh·\ . .J('I'I 'IllV NO HIGH HUSUif CVLJNDUS 0 1 CHEMICALS - THE JAA.tx ()I AND II!NCU: SUPP"'OT SYSTEMS PUK>RM WITHOUT UQUIDS , CHeMICALS. MeCHANICAl CHANGES. GAS fllUNGS , OR HIGH ,.ISSUitf fANKS AND THf HIGH COST Of HAUUNG HfAV¥'f" CYUNOI!S IS IUMINATIO 1'011 THOSE PATIE NTS IEQU IRING CONTINUOUS OXYGEN ot fi!QU!NT SUVIC f . Avalla~l• Galli polis l.·i!lncss Cltib met meeting at the OV B, .Jackso n Pike Branch. Mrs . Hut h Snyder, presi dent , conductl'fl the bus in ess po,rt iun . of the meeti ng ..- Th r nom inating · co mmi ttee was appointed i:lnd is composed 1l Mrs . Snyder, Mrs . Luc)· Turn er , fir st vice presidcnL and Mrs. Da wn Chuk. second vice presidenl . Tl1ey will present a slat e of offi ce rs at the.April 18 meeting. Til-COUNTY HOME MEDICAL SUPPLY Hlld H~ Hn. Mrs· .\1 11dn·~l Witllt•t·, Mr:.. P;ml111e .\1aH' r 1\tr ..... S111a Murphy . /\rny k St•lt St r M I Gt lll to lh . O Mn Ro n• ld l S.undt n 'arui M.n•Qtr & h it , R!!prue nl • t •vt BETSY CAINS . MAKES I.tST - B1·tsy Ann Cain.<, daughter nf Elbert and Carol Cains ol Bidwell, graduated from Bell and Howell Colu mhu.< ln stitull' of Technology. llet.< y graduated on the President's list with a 3. 4Z ser Vl'd, SOUTH E HN Athl e ti c Booster s Monday 7: 30p.m. at hi gh sehou l. Plans for foot· ba ll . ba sketball banquet will be made. TUESDAY , XI GA ~ Mt\ MU Chapte r, Beta Sigma Phi Soronty, 7.:10 Tucstlav at the home uf Mrs. () ll'ol McCull ough. Cultural • 'l'cport will be g i v~n by l..mn Shuler and Susan Baer. Kay Atkins and Jane Daggett will be hostesses. Gi rl of the year will be elected. Members arc reminded to l<•ke a toy for the Sl' rvil:e prvjed . TUESDAY ENG LISH Club , Mrs. J ames Clark . Rio Grande. I :30 n.m. WEDNESDAY BETHEL Lad\Cs Aid 1 p.m ., Esther Da vis. KIWA NIS Div ision Ni ne offi cial visit of the governor 7:15 p. m. dinner. Co uncil 6:15 p. n1. Rio Grand e Co llege , dining hall. BHIDG E Welcome Wa ~un 9:30 a .m . .In)' At woo d's , HSVP, 446-8599. THURSDAY WELCOME Wagon cake decorating 1 p.lll. Kundy Nuce's, RSVP . 44 6-7374. No children. VINTON OES 375 reg ular meeting at Lodge B p. m. Potluck. a\erage . Betsy now works £or Prnny 's In Colu mb us .r e pai r-in g e lt•r t ri t' nl rquipnwru. Tral'y. Mrs. Fred K111cil. Mrs. Wan da Wolf. Mrs. Jan ' 1.' 4~6 · ~)6 April These students in the Sc hool for the Visually lmpili rcd at Rio Grande elemenlliry arc busy with some textbooks purcha sed by the Gallipolis Lioness Cl ub. Their teacher is Miss Ann Packer. .. ·.. Stops announced The Ga lli a Count y Dist riel Library announ ces Lhc co mmu nit y boo km obile st ops: Monda y, April 3 Ewington, 3:20·3:40, Adney Road 1 Ms. Wheeler 1 3: 50· 4:05, Vi nt on 12 stops! 4:15· 4:45 , Po rt er 5 00·5:20: Bid· well 5: 30·5 :50: H arr isbu r ~ 1Hatchcrs1 6-1 ~0.():35: Kerr 6:55-7 : 15 : Mabc linc IJrivc 7:30-7: 45. Tu esday , April 4 - Eno tstore l 1:20·1 :50 : Eno II 1Rec eJ I :55·2 : 10: ;\ fr~ca Road 2: 20·2 : ~0: Kyger 2:40· 2: 55 : Kyger 11 3:00-3 :15: Cheshire 3: 25·3 :40: Ches hi re II 3:45-4 : Tara Apts . 4:40· 5:00 : George's Creek 5: 15· 5:30: Wat ts Stu tion 5 :35· 5:50: • Davis Drive 1Venz Rd . (5:55-6: 15; K(!JlfiUgii 15th Ave .) 7:00-7: 15: 7:20-7: 40 : Mary's Market 7:45-ll :OO . Thursda y, Ap ril 6 Eureka 3:00-:l : 15: Crown City K anau ~a J UDGES TAKt; REAiliN(; CINCINNAT I 1UPI 1 Judges are heading back to ~dwol - to learn how to read fas ter. Eight uf the 16 Hamilton Cou nty Common Pleas Co ur t judges hove dcci dL'I to take" special eigh t-week University of Cin cinnat i speed-reading cour se, to be l<IUght at the cour thouse two hours on~ , ru ght a week. SATURDAY Pres idi ng Judge Hobert 01 110 Valley llorse Show Kraft, in ask in~ l'nuntv co mAssn . Horse and Tack s1lle, 5 missioners tu release. $1.440 p.rn . at Mei gs Co un ty from the court's runtinuing F'airgrounds, Pomeroy education anou nt fur lht• projed, sai d the reading of In 1974, French President lega l doc ume nts pr~bab l y Geor,ges Pompidou died at occupies more of a 1udge's time than anything el,se. UJe age of 62. 2 , 137n t o take th is <Jjlpn rtunj ty We wo uld lik e •e x p ress to you h o w g r ateful we are to for your 1 ~ot conce rn and to reassure you that we are se ~ out , r l ose up o r qJi t t , I )' 3::15·4:011: Shaff ers 4:25 -1 :40: Smiths 5:00-5 . l!i: 0 . J. Wh ile Hoa d fi :05-<l ::>.'i : llulavill e Tr . Pa r k 6:45-7 :05 : !' Iantz Subdivision 7:20-7 :4!i. had been successfu l and was complete. The ca ndy , which was not sold, was donated to Ga llia Co untY Ch\i dr en's Servi ces. Guiding Hand School and GSL Also discussed were a·ct. d.itional ur new ser vice projects the Lionesses co uld . underta ke. C urr ~nt l y , the School fo r the Vi sually lm· pa ir ed at Rio Grande "~l c m e ntC~r y sc hool is the reci pient uf. Lioness monies and interest. Mrs. Marie Leadin ~ ham and Mrs . Bobbi E1 ~och We re in clwrgc of their Christmas pa rty with Mrs. Lucy Turn er hostess for th e Valentine's Day party . While at nwschotjl' the Lion esses v1cwed the ca rpet whi ch they purrhascd for the children. It r(J vt~ rs the play IJI'Ca of their cl assruurn . _ '11w guest speaker for the even in g wa s Cha rles Willi amson , Chi ll lc nthe. representing the Colu mbus ami Suuth ern Ohio Electric Company . B e present ed ti n informati on program about till' I·: lectric Co . their prese nt problems, the fut ure, etc . '11H~ rC' was a qu estion :md an!lwcr periUd wit h com· nnfnil'at iuns, electr ic bills. cunsc rvatwn .OJ. power , a!l being discussed . 111c Lionesses also wish lt1 acknowledge their February spl'aker, Att orney '1l•omos S Mt, ull un, Galll polrs. Hi s tupw 11as Wills and Estates and nwnr pert incr\t facts wcrl' pr ese nt ed 111 the lad1 rs concerning new (•stat e l H w ~ . hm• of descent. rn hcritHnct' taxes, tru st, etc. 'l11e Apr ii iBnJeCIIllg will b1• held at 6:30 p.m. at OV!l. .Jackson P1kc Br anch The pro~ra rn wrll be a nnounced. Enchanted Mirror Beauty Salon Spri ng Val ley Plaza ."JPH l NG SPEC /:It Now th r u Apri l MON. -TUES.- WED. ONLY SENSOR PERMS Reg . $~56~ '23.95 We are als o now carryi ng Redkin products . No Appointment· Necessary 446 -2600 Sharon Kincaid , Maria Hanson , J ewe ll Arrowood . Patty Me th eney MONDAY . RACINE Chapter 134 , OES, reg ular meeting, i :30 . p.m. Monda y at te mpl e. , Dues must be paid. JIM VENNARI , Cin cinnati Hed Sco ut, will be at the Dr ew Web st er Post 39 Am er ican Legion Home , MONDAY 7: 30p.m. Monday to address FRENCH Co lony Chapter youngslers interested in the DAR, 1:30 at Catherine Ameri can I.egion ba$cba·ll Haywarp's. . P.rogram sponsored bv the THE DON'T MISS OUR REMODELING HALLMARK FULL HOUSE OF CARDS ·ASSORTED COLORS ·Sizes 5 to 10 lo~al, c"Js tomers , the same / ' < REG. '2.99 Colors: Blue & White )'I, Sizes 51o 10 .''-' ·;..r ' ''1 ' Fo • the Foo two rks parlygoer w1th lots ol fash1on flalf 11 s way up htqh on t ower~ng tall heels It s a nalural high o n today s new poly bott oms Sl1nk sillhe ' and slop lhern c clld wlih Footworks' r / -- ./ ~ we 1 haV e· in the past . We are anxiou sly looking f o rword t o ward t'nc-. ' b r ight future of FL 0 WERS by GEOkGE . Aga i n we would like to sa y THANK YOU fa~ you r parr onage in the past , for your ca rd s , letters , prayers and l oving co n cern . c·c' ' ' ') u ,..., ~( Women's Boating Oxford •233 COLOR: BLUE & WHITE REG. '6.90 I I A Kcepsf;l ke diamo n d ret lec ls your love m liS· brll ltance and b~auly It's guarameed pe rfec t In c lan ly . tor l1nf' wh ile co lor . a nd p rec 1se cui. Yo u can c hoo se no line r d iamo nd nng . MEN'S & BOYS' ~ ' Canvas,Basketball Oxford SIZES 9Yd2 •2'0 Keepsake· ., wh en words are no J une Un r oe Adam s f[, CJ WI'PS by GEORGE 28 Ce dar Street Galli polis , Oh io enough send FL O WER S by Rrtchlt"rnl Oianlll.-..,1 RmK" GE ORG E L---------~------------------l In 1792, Co n gre~s passed legis lati on author izing the U.S. Mint to coin money , all wbe inscribed with the Latin • words "E Pluribus Unum ," a motlo meanin g " Out of Many, On e." UP TO 12 $200 CLARK' S JEWELRY. STORE . 342 SECOND AVE. ALSO CHILD & YOUTHS GAlLIPOLIS Also the latest styles in leather a~d canvas handbags at pop~lar prices. G. C. Murphy Co ''The Friendly Store." SilVER BRIDGE ' REG: 13.99 MIDDLEPORT .. Madha Malhotra of India was guest speaker at Thursd ay's mc~tin g of the Meigs County Women's Fellowship held al the Midd leport Church of Christ. The meeting opened by singing " At Ca lvary" and prayer by Ja ne Haze lton. Merle Johnson presided al the business n\ecting and plans were made for a prl)gram committee meet ing to be held April 14 at 7 p.m. at Johnnie's Beauty Sal on. A ptcn ic will be hei\i latt~ r with the Men's r ellowship. ·n ,e Ji! eig~ County fair booth wa s di scussed and a commit· ' lee will be selected with each church to ha ve one member. On t\,pril II the Ladies . i\ux· iliary of the Ohio Valley Christiall Assembly will meet al the camp. Next mL'<'ti llg will be on April 27 at the Hutland Church of Christ. l>evolions were g1ven by Vacla Hazelton of Hemlock Grove, and the closing song was "The Way of the Cross Leads Home" with pra yer by Mrs.· Vada Haze lton . .1 l•!d'' 1/I('Ptln L' L \M t'E itS TO ~lt-:1-:T CAI.LIPIJLIS Tbt· Frtnch ( ' It~ f 'arrlpt•r :-; \\Ill · R'ECEIVI NG AWARDS WERE - Left to l'lght . Thelma Gi lkiso n, 25 years in Centra l Supply, E1'1'i)·l1 Housh, 30 years in Laboratory, Be:nri ce S!t'phcnso11. H.N., 30 years in Nursi ng Service. Data Prur~s!'l ing ; Fh,rence Ellcessor, (~cneva Hal l: Jlilw Nee ka mp, l .tJUisc Somerville from Fpod Ser vice , Ettrl Walt ers from General Ac· counti ng; Ri cha rd t\nd erson, Huby Bu rchell, Charles Cox , Eithel Hai&tead and Hichurd Ri c hm o n d f rom Housek eeping; Mary lla11ks fr om Laun dry: Barbar a Eber s ba ch, Lin da Sh a m· baugh and Terri Woodwar d fr om Medical Hecords: Br end a Keefe r and Ju li a Mullins fr om Ne ur ulogy ; Sheila Bl anton , Sorah Blazer . H. N., Eleanor Edwa rds. Dorothy f: sque, R. N., Ida Evans, R. N., Prisc il li:! Ferguso n, R. N., Mary Fick. R. N., Susan Fraz1er , R. N . Barbara Hayes, Hope Imbo den , Katurr!! Johnson, I..P .N., Bet! )' McCov. Bonnie McFarla nd. H. N., Mary Mayes , Ruse Porter. Hosalie Simmons, all from Nursing Ser vices: Edit h Bake r . Marsha Bush. Karen Moore and !lonnie Saunders from the Operati ng Room : Phyll is Fowler , Janet Gibbs, Frank Kunzabo and Brenda Me- Ct1rty fr, l! lll L'!IU Jlllil j.(, Patlt: nt :--.J<tll CY \) l\' 111 \l fH 'I 'i!nlnl' semrnar 111 Ill· h1·ld (;;tll i(J ('qllll !,\ F ii!l .. JJH' l'l <.1! 1) 11' Bud:.r·1r l{ur;t! !\IIIHl'lllhn ~ ii iT (t.·ql EJL•('j]']{' IJ!ld(ilJ II.! 111. T:t•.tri.,~ ;l\lmd arid lntt'r• ,,. d;:ty , i\prrl Hat i :mp 111 \n\llx·t ht• ilnaiJIIl'<'lll il' nus puw, f<Jntllrt'~ art· <Jll t:nd •~~ L;ucst~. p11(1r ~~~ ,I ' tJ . ·'• ctnd l.<trr) Vance fru111 th(• Phamwqy: DCIIt.' We:Hk fr o111 Pl ant Opcr<ltlun s; .Jeff li tt rtenbarh ruul \1 \kr: fro 111 Ht.· ·'~ l•ll' ~ttt • l'~ Therap~ : ~htr·~ W i,rlP~ fn•tll Jenkm s Tr<trtlipl!rt ;11Hl Wll d<t K i t II a1d frrJJ ll X·Hay pru~rau f,r th1· beg<•n With drrm er pn•pared by tl.l· F1u,d Stl'\' 1('1' Depart ment at. ltH' ll olzer Mcd ll'a I < 1·nt t' r Th1· Hc\·erend Arthur (' l.und . The l'\' C!llllg IJ1rcct or of Ser vices~~~ the hospital ~0 II YWCOO it1f} ctwp l<tHH'Y the Irn•oc<t ! Jou Organ rnus1c bdorl' 1h•· dmner and a musH'a l Ill· tcrlude durrng thr l'\Tnln L! was prov ided by M a r~ l.ur·a". pla yin g on a Ctilb r anst·:J organ frum Wtll'll' S Keyboctrrl 111 Gal! tpol 1s. Presenting !he sen ' It'(' pilL> tu the awardecs were ~lax\\' Mur ruw, Chairman !If till' Boa rd of Trustee s 11 f 1lw Holzer Hosp1t 8l F ~~ uml <llll!ll and 11 u~h P K·r·kl'l: Presi dent of thl' Medica I l'rntrr . " \! ~ '1', , I •I ~H.\'t' ., tH I, 'I·W . '" ' ~o11 r hriOa(store ~ad .,..~~ .... ott),. Second A~Jtnut Gotll poll•. Ohio "6· 10 <7 ll ,l !l·r I ~', • ... . ~~ 1nr ~· .. t ~----------------- t- Onlv Ba ssell Early Am e rican LOVES EAT Gr een , brown, tan . plaid. Reg . $349.95 SALE 1- Qnl y Bas se ll Early Am enc~ n CHAIR Br own plAid Reg . 519995 SALE Gr ee n plaid w-wood fram e Req . 5179.95 SALE 1- 0n ly Ba ssett Tra di tion a l LOVESEAT Gold & Rus t flowered Reg . SJ 49.9S SAL E ' '' Br own vi nyl Reg . S329 .9S SALE LOVESEAT Br own-g old fl owe r s on Ian Reg. SJ49 .95 1- 0nly Trenoline Tan Vinyl SOFA &CHAIR ·~ 11 1 ht . w-wood trim Reg: SS99.9S SALE •• At· p.... •46· 140$ Cotll,ollo LOVESEAl 1 ( ; rt'L'Illl't' J- On Iy Ba sse II ' SIZ~S PERFECT SYMBOLS OF THE LOVE YOU SHAR E PAHKEHSB UH(; -- The P arke r s!Ju rg Ca ke Decoraltng l'lub wt ll st;1ge its fou rth ann u <.~ l ca ke show, Apnl 15, at the Gran d Central Mall, Vwnna, W. Va. Mrs. Na ncy Housh of Heedsv tlle advises llw t lh1s IS W ~st V1r ~ mia 's !argcst r~ k c show. Work shops will be held th roughou t the day for a fet· and trophi L'S wtll be aw <:~nlcd fu r f1rst place wnlllL'l'S . f(JJ>. bons \\'Il l bt· g1vcn for secund and llurd pl ace wmn ers Ill ' l'ach t:at t·g ury. Honora ble mentwn nblxms wt ll abo be awardt:t l. Entry fu rn e< may be obtain · ed from Betty 's Cak e Crea· lion s, 793 Gav in Drive , Hodney, ~hto or by send1ng a self-a ddressed and s1Rn 1pcd envelope to Sue's Sugar Shack, 571 0 Grand Cen tml Ave., Vienna, W. Vu. 26105. !I, 111 ! J!di· Vl lltl;il· I .. trrlt•lt .! :,1t. \'1 Fellowship RUSTIC CHAIR ALL PRO ATHLETIC SHOE has meeting . JONA JO HATFIELD ·HAS BIRTHDAY - Jona Jo Hatfield celebrates her first' birthday today , April 2. She Is 'the daughter of Ronald and Paula Hatfield · of Gallipolis . She is the granddaught er of Ruth Gunnell of Cheshlrr, Janie Hatfield of Addison, Elias Hatfield , Alobama , an d John and'Bernlee Houck of Gallipolis. Many of her fri end s and relvtlves will help her celebrate. ~ llt' :-. pt ·;~ks l'Jn·d iiS 1. )11r 1111 REG. 13.33 the floral good se rv ice Women's Wedge Step-Ins / business . We wil l strive to continue to give yo u , ou r Cake show is slated UNTIL APRIL 8TH FASHION IN POMEROY .J<.trwt H1 .IJJt h i•U~1 1 pl<llll.'i ;tl PRICES EFFECTIVE $244 ' CENTER / \\\s.n:rNAr ~ ~ UAPRIL SAVINGS" CHAPMAN SHOES Service awards ceremony held at HM C Friday· COUNTY Pomon a GALLIPOI.IS _ The Fifth Grange, B p. m. at Patr iot G d Annual Se rvi ce ·Aw a rds ran_!!_ Hall . Potluck· Ceremony for employees of TUESDAY the Holzer Medical Center CANASTA, Welcome Wagon, · was held 0 n Friday evening, Jan Brown's, RSVP 446-4759. March 31, in the huspilal PEMBROKE Club wit h Mrs. cafeteria . Honor ed were G. P. Bush, 8 p.m. seventy-nine employees who KNIGHTS of Phythias Rank compl eted five , ten, fift een , Work 8 p. m. All members to twenty , tw ent y-five and attend. thirty years of serv ice with VINTON OES 375 pract ice at · llre hospital during 1977. Lodge 6 p. m. .. Recei ving the lop SPRING OPENING New shipmen t Plant Pot s & Hanginp Baskets Buy 2 SUTTON TO WNSHIP recognition were two em· g~t 1 free ~ .noveltl ~s , auth~ntic Hex srgns, Hex Cals . & ployees with thirty years of Wlf!dow v1ews , delightful, me~~: pensive,· hand crafted in tru,1ces Tu esday, 8 p.m. at sl!'rvice: Evelyn Roush, a statned 9!ass eff ect. Decorate barns, dens, kitchens, Syracuse Municipal Building. laboratory employee who ca mp trarlers to ward oH evil spirit s. POMEROY Ch amber of lives in Bidwell. and Beatri ce barrels - used one time, 53 gal., many uses fWoo~en urntture planters et c. ' Commerce Tuesday at noon Stephenson, R. N., of the Flags , American and State of Ohio, Cemetery Bib le al Meigs Inn . Spea ker will be Nursing Services staff who stands & easels. George Arnott. resides in Gallipo lis. Th elma A Shakl ee di stributor : Food su pplements, hou sehold A ME R I C A N I. e g i o n Gilkison of Crown City, who products, personal ca re, cosmetics. Store Hrs.: Wed .- Sat.. 1·5 P.M. Sun. T-8 P.M. Will op'l!n Auxiliary at Mabel Brown's, works in Central Supp ly, was anvtrme home or ca ll for appt. 367 .7709. 7:30 p.m. honored for her twenty-five . MARY DARNELL, OWNER years of se rvic e t o t he 2 mt. west of Cheshire, St. Rt . SS4 or use Roush Lane hospital. Red b?' Idecorated in Hex signs I, white house . . Awarded for their twenty years of service were Dori s Rudy and Elmer Husk from Food Service : Rog er Hines fr om the Lab orator y; Ch arlot te Cremeens, R. N. of Nursin g Services, and Ella MONDAY & TUESDAY Mae Fl etcher of X-Ray. Th ose with fifteen years service included Kat hry n We are going to c omplet ely Cam eron of the Laboratory ; r edo the ins ide of · our s tore Betty Koehl er , R N., Mary with a ·$6 5,000 expansion and Leonard and Vernoka Waugh remodeling program . fr om Nu rsi ng Se rviceS: Everything will go and all Judit h Smith in Nur sing new will come . Watch for Education and Jerr y Massie exci ting changes in our store. of the Ph armacy. Buy now a nd save. · Completmg ten years with the hosp ital wer e Hazel Bush, Nina Dorto n and Lillian Unrue from F'ood Service : Here are fust a few of the many · St epha n Elbe rfeld from the Items on sale. , Laboratory; Lexie Eu sfon , Arminta Lambert , Pearl Candles and Ring s Stationery ers Lan e, Cecil Newell Saund Plac em at s Posters and Nancy Shaw, L.P.N. of Inc ense Cards Nursi ng Se r vic es; Donna Tableware Ver mont Woodwa re Ellis from !he Operating Cards & Tallie s Trea s ure Ma ster Brida I Roo m: Phyllis Glassburn and Pl aq ues Fen lon Glass Katherin e Haffclt of Patient Emig (h an dm a d e) Accounting : Ca rl M>ni skas Puzzles & Games and Emma Palmer from Transport. The lar ges t numb er of awards wer e prese nted to employees compl eting fi ve years of service with th e SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA hospita l. They were Anna Durst, Josephine Hurt and Juanit a Pierson from Central Supply; Hebecca Peck from • AT Pomeroy a nd Mi ddle por t posts. High sch ool coaches and teams have been in vited to attend lhe ses.<un, and co aches uf the Legi on team wil l be preseni. LAFAYETTE Post 22 American Legion 6:30 : refreshments 7:30. 3l , GALLIA FEATURJ.N l; To our Faithful Customers : yo .ing to Installation was discussed and it was decided to hold the installa tion dinner in the Hiverboat Room at Oscar's on May 2.1. Li on husbands will be guests a~a in this year: An in strdlin ~ offi ce r will be secured. several so urces · being 111ent ioned. Mrs . Becky Skinner is t' o·o rdi n atin ~ the dinner pl;ms. Th (' tadi cs disc ussed seve ral fu nd-rHising projects fur the future . Mrs. Rcrneice Mc Mahon , tr eas ur e r , reported the ln77·7B project, the sale of Hallowee n ca ndy, tl'n d. prtzes go1ng tu Mrs Home Delivery ·.; Club plans projects · Social II GALI.IP OI.I S Th e Calendar 1 recent ly fo r thelf Mi1rcil SUNDAY MEETING to organi ze the Hit 'n Mi sses .gi[ls' . and women's so ftba ll tea m's, . Sunday., 2 p.m. at Royal Crown Garage. N. Secon d Av e., Middleport. All mem bers of 'Hit 'n Misses · r gtr · ls t eam, 14·18 , .<c nto asked to att end. Any former members of Hit ·11 Misses I any age ) may report for new women 's team and if there are still openings on team, others may try out. · NEW VFW POST, I p.m. Su n d<~ y \,\'ith degrel' leam uf BCJltimorc to be prese nt. Meeting w11l be held al tile Hutlcmd Amcri c<m l.cgion hall. MAHY SHH INE, Whi te Shrine uf .h:ru!'i alcm, 2 p.m. Sunday at the Pomeroy MiiMJil ll' Ternpl e for li praellce. All office rs asked to at- • B-5- The Sunday Times-sentinel, Sw1day , April2,1978 . �- ' Times-Sentinel, Sunday, April~. 1978 11-4- The S"nday ·-I · - · - ·- · - ·- ·- -··-I· Lioness '" 0 V Christian School . ' I I I I ' receives state approval GALLI POLIS Oluu V.alley Chris lian Se houl located at Third Ave. and Loc ust St. in Gallipolis, opened its doors on. Sep· tember 6, 1977, with 41 students enroll ed in grades kindergarten through sixth . ' This was an answer to prayer for people of tile F1rst Bapt ist Church and fllJ' nY interest ed people in surroun ding communities. The Governing Board tried to keep the tuition for the students, so som'e members of the First Bapt ist Ch urch voted to cont ributed a total sum of $20,000 to help fina nce the, school this first year. The 120,000 was paid by March 15 and this was a milestone! Another milestone was met the sa me day for Ohio Valley Christ ian Schoo l when they received a letter from the State of Ohio Department of Education congratulating the sch oo l for meet in g the ir initial requ iremen ts an d becoming a state approved school. Thi s was indeed a happy day at Oh10 Valley Christian School ·for there were many com ponents of the initial plan that had to be met to obta in thi s approval. Among the biggest chores were developing a detailed Policy Book and a complete . Course of Study covering lin depth the twelve subj ects tau~U~t In each grade . The school now has an enrollment of 50 students and when the enrollment rea ches 60 studen ts the Ohio Vall ey Christian School will have an on ~site inspection and receive their State Charter. Plans are now being made for the school year . 1978-79 with the possibilit)' of ad d in ~ other grades above the sixth grade we now have. The school is receiving inquines daily and our expectations are exciting with expa nsions now being pla nn ed . We definitel y feel Ohio Va lley Chrb1ian School has been the I ' . ' 1I ..... 'I •.~""· ' MOND1\Y SALEM CENTEH PTA, Monday. i ::10 p.m. at the sc hoo l. Patrolm an J 11n Slll'ets will speak on safety and there will be a play , "the Ca se uf tht.· Mi ssi ng ll omewurk" !Jv the sixth grade. Hefres h;nenll; will be .. Acet!pting the lettl'r armouncm~ stale approval are, left to right , Sur Mu rray , Mary Fell>;, Ear lene Sand~y,and Debb1 e Casto . Back row, Kathy Keena n, Carol Hood and Ted Ball. Lord 's wi ll becau se of tht• gru\\'l h lt has e x perien~..· pd m it s first year Hnd by this t•arl~ of approval fnnn till' State of Ohio. ~raming MORE SE ARCHING CINCJl'iNATI I UPI 1 C!ly and county inwstlgaturs plan w map search strat~~it: s lD<Iay for a Universlly of Cincinnati coed missmg for more than ont• week. Cinl'lnnatJ P olice S~t. Thomas \'uung sa1d a hel1<·opter Sl'arch Fr~day over parl s of three so uthwestern Ohio cow1ties y1elded no trace of Cheryl Thompson. She WCI S last seen March 24 leavtng her paren ts' home m eastern Harnilton County, to meet a boyfriend at a local d1 sro Mtss Thom p sqn·~ Cl:lr was found one block fronl the d!Sc'o. Part s of Hamilton. Clermont and Butler counlle> were sea rched by air Friday Mrs. Karr honored with layette shower I'O~ I EH()Y .. A la)etlt· "IJL'Id I' Cl't' lt tly hununng ~1 rs. Hoger KenT. :v1 r~ :Vhmlyn Spl•ncer ~Hi d ~1r~ . ~a n cy J\·11Jrrts!iey \re n · ho~ tl'SS ·s. A color sc herne uf p<t ~ t l'is was earn ed uut rn the det'(t r~­ Slt11 Wl' l' W<J~ twn.-. r.l/ld d dull dl.spl;J.\' por trayed lhc bcforl' and ~iftl' r ~n· ilt.'S of dll lllf<Hl l 's <:UTI\' d] horne. i\ frozen r llorula tt> d L'S~ t· rl . pa rty mix, I{'('Li It'd anJ rmnts V.'l'l'l' se r\'L•d Tht· rcfreshrrwnl Lt~IJ!e \\ CIS t't'llltrt•d wtth rt fl nrol i: IIT<tllgt•mt•nt fec.tturlllg i:t crr·a mw bHIJ~ shoe . The tiiTcmgenwnt \\irs rn~t d e bv :11rs. Pau l I\ orr. · c;rmlcs were p!uyed w1th 111 <J Erdungcr. IMh Wilsu11 , DianaMadur anti S;u·a. Mrs. I·:sther Mays, Mrs. Kathryn Mora. Janet ami Judi', Mrs . Bert ha Sm1th, Mrs . T ~ u d v 1\JH.lrr ws. Mrs. r:Ja dys Fr) . Mrs. Kathryn Wllldon, Becky an d Deb!J1e Wmd1Jn. Mrs Bl'rn il't.: Ba lky. :vl rs. Linda King. Darl a Ke l· h·. Mrs . .J oa mll' Patte rson. ;.;ml .\1r:-,. Calhennc Wels h. Pat Wilson, Mrs. Sheilu Tuylor. Mr,. Pot Wolfe. and :11 rs. \1e~r~o:<:~n• t E:-:; kew Others atlcnding <:~r1d sen· d 1n g gifts were Mrs . Mal).!fl i'Ct And re\\'!i, ,\1 rs . Huth Karr , Mrs Ma rv WcJ.d and and l.cturw. Mr~ V1rgmw Fl:..ht·r ..\ I r s. Alt ona ·HOMEMADE OXYGEN RESPIRATORY SUPPORT SYSTEM COMPlETE INVENTOHY OF RESPIRATORY THERAPY EQUIPMENT &SUPPliES Kllrr . Carl;.~ Fr.~ ht.:r, Mr~ . .Jerry F1elds and fcnnrly, Mrs Frann·s F:~kew , Mrs. Sallv lngl'i:... Bnon lngcl!'i, Mr~ Karla Chevf:lhcr i:!lld ,Jl' s:, ic~t . ~l r·!'>. ~ Loretta Bruwn . Alex ami Ac:~r·on. Tn!-~ het ttnd IJon· lll l ' Spt•ncer·. Torn and Carnt· Morrtsscv , Mrs. :11arl' Ju Ruckley.· Tn1l'J cu1d' T~mrn1 ~yre . Mrs. K11thy Osl_xu·m· etnd LorTe, Mr·s. Hu rm~ Kuhl . Mr.. , Ht len Wolf, Mrs ~iJJW\' •111 Sillt1.. Mrs. .{pckll' Frost, :111ke ond lll'hilll' . .len . Ht •vf• r!y ttr1d LIJI'I Frwlkner. Mr s Twrltl Htwkh·\ . .J('I'I 'IllV NO HIGH HUSUif CVLJNDUS 0 1 CHEMICALS - THE JAA.tx ()I AND II!NCU: SUPP"'OT SYSTEMS PUK>RM WITHOUT UQUIDS , CHeMICALS. MeCHANICAl CHANGES. GAS fllUNGS , OR HIGH ,.ISSUitf fANKS AND THf HIGH COST Of HAUUNG HfAV¥'f" CYUNOI!S IS IUMINATIO 1'011 THOSE PATIE NTS IEQU IRING CONTINUOUS OXYGEN ot fi!QU!NT SUVIC f . Avalla~l• Galli polis l.·i!lncss Cltib met meeting at the OV B, .Jackso n Pike Branch. Mrs . Hut h Snyder, presi dent , conductl'fl the bus in ess po,rt iun . of the meeti ng ..- Th r nom inating · co mmi ttee was appointed i:lnd is composed 1l Mrs . Snyder, Mrs . Luc)· Turn er , fir st vice presidcnL and Mrs. Da wn Chuk. second vice presidenl . Tl1ey will present a slat e of offi ce rs at the.April 18 meeting. Til-COUNTY HOME MEDICAL SUPPLY Hlld H~ Hn. Mrs· .\1 11dn·~l Witllt•t·, Mr:.. P;ml111e .\1aH' r 1\tr ..... S111a Murphy . /\rny k St•lt St r M I Gt lll to lh . O Mn Ro n• ld l S.undt n 'arui M.n•Qtr & h it , R!!prue nl • t •vt BETSY CAINS . MAKES I.tST - B1·tsy Ann Cain.<, daughter nf Elbert and Carol Cains ol Bidwell, graduated from Bell and Howell Colu mhu.< ln stitull' of Technology. llet.< y graduated on the President's list with a 3. 4Z ser Vl'd, SOUTH E HN Athl e ti c Booster s Monday 7: 30p.m. at hi gh sehou l. Plans for foot· ba ll . ba sketball banquet will be made. TUESDAY , XI GA ~ Mt\ MU Chapte r, Beta Sigma Phi Soronty, 7.:10 Tucstlav at the home uf Mrs. () ll'ol McCull ough. Cultural • 'l'cport will be g i v~n by l..mn Shuler and Susan Baer. Kay Atkins and Jane Daggett will be hostesses. Gi rl of the year will be elected. Members arc reminded to l<•ke a toy for the Sl' rvil:e prvjed . TUESDAY ENG LISH Club , Mrs. J ames Clark . Rio Grande. I :30 n.m. WEDNESDAY BETHEL Lad\Cs Aid 1 p.m ., Esther Da vis. KIWA NIS Div ision Ni ne offi cial visit of the governor 7:15 p. m. dinner. Co uncil 6:15 p. n1. Rio Grand e Co llege , dining hall. BHIDG E Welcome Wa ~un 9:30 a .m . .In)' At woo d's , HSVP, 446-8599. THURSDAY WELCOME Wagon cake decorating 1 p.lll. Kundy Nuce's, RSVP . 44 6-7374. No children. VINTON OES 375 reg ular meeting at Lodge B p. m. Potluck. a\erage . Betsy now works £or Prnny 's In Colu mb us .r e pai r-in g e lt•r t ri t' nl rquipnwru. Tral'y. Mrs. Fred K111cil. Mrs. Wan da Wolf. Mrs. Jan ' 1.' 4~6 · ~)6 April These students in the Sc hool for the Visually lmpili rcd at Rio Grande elemenlliry arc busy with some textbooks purcha sed by the Gallipolis Lioness Cl ub. Their teacher is Miss Ann Packer. .. ·.. Stops announced The Ga lli a Count y Dist riel Library announ ces Lhc co mmu nit y boo km obile st ops: Monda y, April 3 Ewington, 3:20·3:40, Adney Road 1 Ms. Wheeler 1 3: 50· 4:05, Vi nt on 12 stops! 4:15· 4:45 , Po rt er 5 00·5:20: Bid· well 5: 30·5 :50: H arr isbu r ~ 1Hatchcrs1 6-1 ~0.():35: Kerr 6:55-7 : 15 : Mabc linc IJrivc 7:30-7: 45. Tu esday , April 4 - Eno tstore l 1:20·1 :50 : Eno II 1Rec eJ I :55·2 : 10: ;\ fr~ca Road 2: 20·2 : ~0: Kyger 2:40· 2: 55 : Kyger 11 3:00-3 :15: Cheshire 3: 25·3 :40: Ches hi re II 3:45-4 : Tara Apts . 4:40· 5:00 : George's Creek 5: 15· 5:30: Wat ts Stu tion 5 :35· 5:50: • Davis Drive 1Venz Rd . (5:55-6: 15; K(!JlfiUgii 15th Ave .) 7:00-7: 15: 7:20-7: 40 : Mary's Market 7:45-ll :OO . Thursda y, Ap ril 6 Eureka 3:00-:l : 15: Crown City K anau ~a J UDGES TAKt; REAiliN(; CINCINNAT I 1UPI 1 Judges are heading back to ~dwol - to learn how to read fas ter. Eight uf the 16 Hamilton Cou nty Common Pleas Co ur t judges hove dcci dL'I to take" special eigh t-week University of Cin cinnat i speed-reading cour se, to be l<IUght at the cour thouse two hours on~ , ru ght a week. SATURDAY Pres idi ng Judge Hobert 01 110 Valley llorse Show Kraft, in ask in~ l'nuntv co mAssn . Horse and Tack s1lle, 5 missioners tu release. $1.440 p.rn . at Mei gs Co un ty from the court's runtinuing F'airgrounds, Pomeroy education anou nt fur lht• projed, sai d the reading of In 1974, French President lega l doc ume nts pr~bab l y Geor,ges Pompidou died at occupies more of a 1udge's time than anything el,se. UJe age of 62. 2 , 137n t o take th is <Jjlpn rtunj ty We wo uld lik e •e x p ress to you h o w g r ateful we are to for your 1 ~ot conce rn and to reassure you that we are se ~ out , r l ose up o r qJi t t , I )' 3::15·4:011: Shaff ers 4:25 -1 :40: Smiths 5:00-5 . l!i: 0 . J. Wh ile Hoa d fi :05-<l ::>.'i : llulavill e Tr . Pa r k 6:45-7 :05 : !' Iantz Subdivision 7:20-7 :4!i. had been successfu l and was complete. The ca ndy , which was not sold, was donated to Ga llia Co untY Ch\i dr en's Servi ces. Guiding Hand School and GSL Also discussed were a·ct. d.itional ur new ser vice projects the Lionesses co uld . underta ke. C urr ~nt l y , the School fo r the Vi sually lm· pa ir ed at Rio Grande "~l c m e ntC~r y sc hool is the reci pient uf. Lioness monies and interest. Mrs. Marie Leadin ~ ham and Mrs . Bobbi E1 ~och We re in clwrgc of their Christmas pa rty with Mrs. Lucy Turn er hostess for th e Valentine's Day party . While at nwschotjl' the Lion esses v1cwed the ca rpet whi ch they purrhascd for the children. It r(J vt~ rs the play IJI'Ca of their cl assruurn . _ '11w guest speaker for the even in g wa s Cha rles Willi amson , Chi ll lc nthe. representing the Colu mbus ami Suuth ern Ohio Electric Company . B e present ed ti n informati on program about till' I·: lectric Co . their prese nt problems, the fut ure, etc . '11H~ rC' was a qu estion :md an!lwcr periUd wit h com· nnfnil'at iuns, electr ic bills. cunsc rvatwn .OJ. power , a!l being discussed . 111c Lionesses also wish lt1 acknowledge their February spl'aker, Att orney '1l•omos S Mt, ull un, Galll polrs. Hi s tupw 11as Wills and Estates and nwnr pert incr\t facts wcrl' pr ese nt ed 111 the lad1 rs concerning new (•stat e l H w ~ . hm• of descent. rn hcritHnct' taxes, tru st, etc. 'l11e Apr ii iBnJeCIIllg will b1• held at 6:30 p.m. at OV!l. .Jackson P1kc Br anch The pro~ra rn wrll be a nnounced. Enchanted Mirror Beauty Salon Spri ng Val ley Plaza ."JPH l NG SPEC /:It Now th r u Apri l MON. -TUES.- WED. ONLY SENSOR PERMS Reg . $~56~ '23.95 We are als o now carryi ng Redkin products . No Appointment· Necessary 446 -2600 Sharon Kincaid , Maria Hanson , J ewe ll Arrowood . Patty Me th eney MONDAY . RACINE Chapter 134 , OES, reg ular meeting, i :30 . p.m. Monda y at te mpl e. , Dues must be paid. JIM VENNARI , Cin cinnati Hed Sco ut, will be at the Dr ew Web st er Post 39 Am er ican Legion Home , MONDAY 7: 30p.m. Monday to address FRENCH Co lony Chapter youngslers interested in the DAR, 1:30 at Catherine Ameri can I.egion ba$cba·ll Haywarp's. . P.rogram sponsored bv the THE DON'T MISS OUR REMODELING HALLMARK FULL HOUSE OF CARDS ·ASSORTED COLORS ·Sizes 5 to 10 lo~al, c"Js tomers , the same / ' < REG. '2.99 Colors: Blue & White )'I, Sizes 51o 10 .''-' ·;..r ' ''1 ' Fo • the Foo two rks parlygoer w1th lots ol fash1on flalf 11 s way up htqh on t ower~ng tall heels It s a nalural high o n today s new poly bott oms Sl1nk sillhe ' and slop lhern c clld wlih Footworks' r / -- ./ ~ we 1 haV e· in the past . We are anxiou sly looking f o rword t o ward t'nc-. ' b r ight future of FL 0 WERS by GEOkGE . Aga i n we would like to sa y THANK YOU fa~ you r parr onage in the past , for your ca rd s , letters , prayers and l oving co n cern . c·c' ' ' ') u ,..., ~( Women's Boating Oxford •233 COLOR: BLUE & WHITE REG. '6.90 I I A Kcepsf;l ke diamo n d ret lec ls your love m liS· brll ltance and b~auly It's guarameed pe rfec t In c lan ly . tor l1nf' wh ile co lor . a nd p rec 1se cui. Yo u can c hoo se no line r d iamo nd nng . MEN'S & BOYS' ~ ' Canvas,Basketball Oxford SIZES 9Yd2 •2'0 Keepsake· ., wh en words are no J une Un r oe Adam s f[, CJ WI'PS by GEORGE 28 Ce dar Street Galli polis , Oh io enough send FL O WER S by Rrtchlt"rnl Oianlll.-..,1 RmK" GE ORG E L---------~------------------l In 1792, Co n gre~s passed legis lati on author izing the U.S. Mint to coin money , all wbe inscribed with the Latin • words "E Pluribus Unum ," a motlo meanin g " Out of Many, On e." UP TO 12 $200 CLARK' S JEWELRY. STORE . 342 SECOND AVE. ALSO CHILD & YOUTHS GAlLIPOLIS Also the latest styles in leather a~d canvas handbags at pop~lar prices. G. C. Murphy Co ''The Friendly Store." SilVER BRIDGE ' REG: 13.99 MIDDLEPORT .. Madha Malhotra of India was guest speaker at Thursd ay's mc~tin g of the Meigs County Women's Fellowship held al the Midd leport Church of Christ. The meeting opened by singing " At Ca lvary" and prayer by Ja ne Haze lton. Merle Johnson presided al the business n\ecting and plans were made for a prl)gram committee meet ing to be held April 14 at 7 p.m. at Johnnie's Beauty Sal on. A ptcn ic will be hei\i latt~ r with the Men's r ellowship. ·n ,e Ji! eig~ County fair booth wa s di scussed and a commit· ' lee will be selected with each church to ha ve one member. On t\,pril II the Ladies . i\ux· iliary of the Ohio Valley Christiall Assembly will meet al the camp. Next mL'<'ti llg will be on April 27 at the Hutland Church of Christ. l>evolions were g1ven by Vacla Hazelton of Hemlock Grove, and the closing song was "The Way of the Cross Leads Home" with pra yer by Mrs.· Vada Haze lton . .1 l•!d'' 1/I('Ptln L' L \M t'E itS TO ~lt-:1-:T CAI.LIPIJLIS Tbt· Frtnch ( ' It~ f 'arrlpt•r :-; \\Ill · R'ECEIVI NG AWARDS WERE - Left to l'lght . Thelma Gi lkiso n, 25 years in Centra l Supply, E1'1'i)·l1 Housh, 30 years in Laboratory, Be:nri ce S!t'phcnso11. H.N., 30 years in Nursi ng Service. Data Prur~s!'l ing ; Fh,rence Ellcessor, (~cneva Hal l: Jlilw Nee ka mp, l .tJUisc Somerville from Fpod Ser vice , Ettrl Walt ers from General Ac· counti ng; Ri cha rd t\nd erson, Huby Bu rchell, Charles Cox , Eithel Hai&tead and Hichurd Ri c hm o n d f rom Housek eeping; Mary lla11ks fr om Laun dry: Barbar a Eber s ba ch, Lin da Sh a m· baugh and Terri Woodwar d fr om Medical Hecords: Br end a Keefe r and Ju li a Mullins fr om Ne ur ulogy ; Sheila Bl anton , Sorah Blazer . H. N., Eleanor Edwa rds. Dorothy f: sque, R. N., Ida Evans, R. N., Prisc il li:! Ferguso n, R. N., Mary Fick. R. N., Susan Fraz1er , R. N . Barbara Hayes, Hope Imbo den , Katurr!! Johnson, I..P .N., Bet! )' McCov. Bonnie McFarla nd. H. N., Mary Mayes , Ruse Porter. Hosalie Simmons, all from Nursing Ser vices: Edit h Bake r . Marsha Bush. Karen Moore and !lonnie Saunders from the Operati ng Room : Phyll is Fowler , Janet Gibbs, Frank Kunzabo and Brenda Me- Ct1rty fr, l! lll L'!IU Jlllil j.(, Patlt: nt :--.J<tll CY \) l\' 111 \l fH 'I 'i!nlnl' semrnar 111 Ill· h1·ld (;;tll i(J ('qllll !,\ F ii!l .. JJH' l'l <.1! 1) 11' Bud:.r·1r l{ur;t! !\IIIHl'lllhn ~ ii iT (t.·ql EJL•('j]']{' IJ!ld(ilJ II.! 111. T:t•.tri.,~ ;l\lmd arid lntt'r• ,,. d;:ty , i\prrl Hat i :mp 111 \n\llx·t ht• ilnaiJIIl'<'lll il' nus puw, f<Jntllrt'~ art· <Jll t:nd •~~ L;ucst~. p11(1r ~~~ ,I ' tJ . ·'• ctnd l.<trr) Vance fru111 th(• Phamwqy: DCIIt.' We:Hk fr o111 Pl ant Opcr<ltlun s; .Jeff li tt rtenbarh ruul \1 \kr: fro 111 Ht.· ·'~ l•ll' ~ttt • l'~ Therap~ : ~htr·~ W i,rlP~ fn•tll Jenkm s Tr<trtlipl!rt ;11Hl Wll d<t K i t II a1d frrJJ ll X·Hay pru~rau f,r th1· beg<•n With drrm er pn•pared by tl.l· F1u,d Stl'\' 1('1' Depart ment at. ltH' ll olzer Mcd ll'a I < 1·nt t' r Th1· Hc\·erend Arthur (' l.und . The l'\' C!llllg IJ1rcct or of Ser vices~~~ the hospital ~0 II YWCOO it1f} ctwp l<tHH'Y the Irn•oc<t ! Jou Organ rnus1c bdorl' 1h•· dmner and a musH'a l Ill· tcrlude durrng thr l'\Tnln L! was prov ided by M a r~ l.ur·a". pla yin g on a Ctilb r anst·:J organ frum Wtll'll' S Keyboctrrl 111 Gal! tpol 1s. Presenting !he sen ' It'(' pilL> tu the awardecs were ~lax\\' Mur ruw, Chairman !If till' Boa rd of Trustee s 11 f 1lw Holzer Hosp1t 8l F ~~ uml <llll!ll and 11 u~h P K·r·kl'l: Presi dent of thl' Medica I l'rntrr . " \! ~ '1', , I •I ~H.\'t' ., tH I, 'I·W . '" ' ~o11 r hriOa(store ~ad .,..~~ .... ott),. Second A~Jtnut Gotll poll•. Ohio "6· 10 <7 ll ,l !l·r I ~', • ... . ~~ 1nr ~· .. t ~----------------- t- Onlv Ba ssell Early Am e rican LOVES EAT Gr een , brown, tan . plaid. Reg . $349.95 SALE 1- Qnl y Bas se ll Early Am enc~ n CHAIR Br own plAid Reg . 519995 SALE Gr ee n plaid w-wood fram e Req . 5179.95 SALE 1- 0n ly Ba ssett Tra di tion a l LOVESEAT Gold & Rus t flowered Reg . SJ 49.9S SAL E ' '' Br own vi nyl Reg . S329 .9S SALE LOVESEAT Br own-g old fl owe r s on Ian Reg. SJ49 .95 1- 0nly Trenoline Tan Vinyl SOFA &CHAIR ·~ 11 1 ht . w-wood trim Reg: SS99.9S SALE •• At· p.... •46· 140$ Cotll,ollo LOVESEAl 1 ( ; rt'L'Illl't' J- On Iy Ba sse II ' SIZ~S PERFECT SYMBOLS OF THE LOVE YOU SHAR E PAHKEHSB UH(; -- The P arke r s!Ju rg Ca ke Decoraltng l'lub wt ll st;1ge its fou rth ann u <.~ l ca ke show, Apnl 15, at the Gran d Central Mall, Vwnna, W. Va. Mrs. Na ncy Housh of Heedsv tlle advises llw t lh1s IS W ~st V1r ~ mia 's !argcst r~ k c show. Work shops will be held th roughou t the day for a fet· and trophi L'S wtll be aw <:~nlcd fu r f1rst place wnlllL'l'S . f(JJ>. bons \\'Il l bt· g1vcn for secund and llurd pl ace wmn ers Ill ' l'ach t:at t·g ury. Honora ble mentwn nblxms wt ll abo be awardt:t l. Entry fu rn e< may be obtain · ed from Betty 's Cak e Crea· lion s, 793 Gav in Drive , Hodney, ~hto or by send1ng a self-a ddressed and s1Rn 1pcd envelope to Sue's Sugar Shack, 571 0 Grand Cen tml Ave., Vienna, W. Vu. 26105. !I, 111 ! J!di· Vl lltl;il· I .. trrlt•lt .! :,1t. \'1 Fellowship RUSTIC CHAIR ALL PRO ATHLETIC SHOE has meeting . JONA JO HATFIELD ·HAS BIRTHDAY - Jona Jo Hatfield celebrates her first' birthday today , April 2. She Is 'the daughter of Ronald and Paula Hatfield · of Gallipolis . She is the granddaught er of Ruth Gunnell of Cheshlrr, Janie Hatfield of Addison, Elias Hatfield , Alobama , an d John and'Bernlee Houck of Gallipolis. Many of her fri end s and relvtlves will help her celebrate. ~ llt' :-. pt ·;~ks l'Jn·d iiS 1. )11r 1111 REG. 13.33 the floral good se rv ice Women's Wedge Step-Ins / business . We wil l strive to continue to give yo u , ou r Cake show is slated UNTIL APRIL 8TH FASHION IN POMEROY .J<.trwt H1 .IJJt h i•U~1 1 pl<llll.'i ;tl PRICES EFFECTIVE $244 ' CENTER / \\\s.n:rNAr ~ ~ UAPRIL SAVINGS" CHAPMAN SHOES Service awards ceremony held at HM C Friday· COUNTY Pomon a GALLIPOI.IS _ The Fifth Grange, B p. m. at Patr iot G d Annual Se rvi ce ·Aw a rds ran_!!_ Hall . Potluck· Ceremony for employees of TUESDAY the Holzer Medical Center CANASTA, Welcome Wagon, · was held 0 n Friday evening, Jan Brown's, RSVP 446-4759. March 31, in the huspilal PEMBROKE Club wit h Mrs. cafeteria . Honor ed were G. P. Bush, 8 p.m. seventy-nine employees who KNIGHTS of Phythias Rank compl eted five , ten, fift een , Work 8 p. m. All members to twenty , tw ent y-five and attend. thirty years of serv ice with VINTON OES 375 pract ice at · llre hospital during 1977. Lodge 6 p. m. .. Recei ving the lop SPRING OPENING New shipmen t Plant Pot s & Hanginp Baskets Buy 2 SUTTON TO WNSHIP recognition were two em· g~t 1 free ~ .noveltl ~s , auth~ntic Hex srgns, Hex Cals . & ployees with thirty years of Wlf!dow v1ews , delightful, me~~: pensive,· hand crafted in tru,1ces Tu esday, 8 p.m. at sl!'rvice: Evelyn Roush, a statned 9!ass eff ect. Decorate barns, dens, kitchens, Syracuse Municipal Building. laboratory employee who ca mp trarlers to ward oH evil spirit s. POMEROY Ch amber of lives in Bidwell. and Beatri ce barrels - used one time, 53 gal., many uses fWoo~en urntture planters et c. ' Commerce Tuesday at noon Stephenson, R. N., of the Flags , American and State of Ohio, Cemetery Bib le al Meigs Inn . Spea ker will be Nursing Services staff who stands & easels. George Arnott. resides in Gallipo lis. Th elma A Shakl ee di stributor : Food su pplements, hou sehold A ME R I C A N I. e g i o n Gilkison of Crown City, who products, personal ca re, cosmetics. Store Hrs.: Wed .- Sat.. 1·5 P.M. Sun. T-8 P.M. Will op'l!n Auxiliary at Mabel Brown's, works in Central Supp ly, was anvtrme home or ca ll for appt. 367 .7709. 7:30 p.m. honored for her twenty-five . MARY DARNELL, OWNER years of se rvic e t o t he 2 mt. west of Cheshire, St. Rt . SS4 or use Roush Lane hospital. Red b?' Idecorated in Hex signs I, white house . . Awarded for their twenty years of service were Dori s Rudy and Elmer Husk from Food Service : Rog er Hines fr om the Lab orator y; Ch arlot te Cremeens, R. N. of Nursin g Services, and Ella MONDAY & TUESDAY Mae Fl etcher of X-Ray. Th ose with fifteen years service included Kat hry n We are going to c omplet ely Cam eron of the Laboratory ; r edo the ins ide of · our s tore Betty Koehl er , R N., Mary with a ·$6 5,000 expansion and Leonard and Vernoka Waugh remodeling program . fr om Nu rsi ng Se rviceS: Everything will go and all Judit h Smith in Nur sing new will come . Watch for Education and Jerr y Massie exci ting changes in our store. of the Ph armacy. Buy now a nd save. · Completmg ten years with the hosp ital wer e Hazel Bush, Nina Dorto n and Lillian Unrue from F'ood Service : Here are fust a few of the many · St epha n Elbe rfeld from the Items on sale. , Laboratory; Lexie Eu sfon , Arminta Lambert , Pearl Candles and Ring s Stationery ers Lan e, Cecil Newell Saund Plac em at s Posters and Nancy Shaw, L.P.N. of Inc ense Cards Nursi ng Se r vic es; Donna Tableware Ver mont Woodwa re Ellis from !he Operating Cards & Tallie s Trea s ure Ma ster Brida I Roo m: Phyllis Glassburn and Pl aq ues Fen lon Glass Katherin e Haffclt of Patient Emig (h an dm a d e) Accounting : Ca rl M>ni skas Puzzles & Games and Emma Palmer from Transport. The lar ges t numb er of awards wer e prese nted to employees compl eting fi ve years of service with th e SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA hospita l. They were Anna Durst, Josephine Hurt and Juanit a Pierson from Central Supply; Hebecca Peck from • AT Pomeroy a nd Mi ddle por t posts. High sch ool coaches and teams have been in vited to attend lhe ses.<un, and co aches uf the Legi on team wil l be preseni. LAFAYETTE Post 22 American Legion 6:30 : refreshments 7:30. 3l , GALLIA FEATURJ.N l; To our Faithful Customers : yo .ing to Installation was discussed and it was decided to hold the installa tion dinner in the Hiverboat Room at Oscar's on May 2.1. Li on husbands will be guests a~a in this year: An in strdlin ~ offi ce r will be secured. several so urces · being 111ent ioned. Mrs . Becky Skinner is t' o·o rdi n atin ~ the dinner pl;ms. Th (' tadi cs disc ussed seve ral fu nd-rHising projects fur the future . Mrs. Rcrneice Mc Mahon , tr eas ur e r , reported the ln77·7B project, the sale of Hallowee n ca ndy, tl'n d. prtzes go1ng tu Mrs Home Delivery ·.; Club plans projects · Social II GALI.IP OI.I S Th e Calendar 1 recent ly fo r thelf Mi1rcil SUNDAY MEETING to organi ze the Hit 'n Mi sses .gi[ls' . and women's so ftba ll tea m's, . Sunday., 2 p.m. at Royal Crown Garage. N. Secon d Av e., Middleport. All mem bers of 'Hit 'n Misses · r gtr · ls t eam, 14·18 , .<c nto asked to att end. Any former members of Hit ·11 Misses I any age ) may report for new women 's team and if there are still openings on team, others may try out. · NEW VFW POST, I p.m. Su n d<~ y \,\'ith degrel' leam uf BCJltimorc to be prese nt. Meeting w11l be held al tile Hutlcmd Amcri c<m l.cgion hall. MAHY SHH INE, Whi te Shrine uf .h:ru!'i alcm, 2 p.m. Sunday at the Pomeroy MiiMJil ll' Ternpl e for li praellce. All office rs asked to at- • B-5- The Sunday Times-sentinel, Sw1day , April2,1978 . �.' J &O ~ The Sunday GAI.I.IPOI.IS - 'l'ht' St. Lout s Ca ih t)ill" Chu rc h .· Galhpolis. ""' th~ scenr uf the rnarni:i gl' of Co ruue Sut.• Halley an\! Philip Matthr" Koebel on ft•bruar)' at 2<!0 p.m. Ttw doublt•-nng -{·rr c m on~ was perfunm·d b~ Renrru d 11, (; uJ u bit.~ wskt F (l f Galllll!Jils. Thr bnde IS the da ught er 11f Mr . and Mrs. Mrl\'ln H Halley of Ga llipoh' and thl' II GOOD ~EASONS to see your good neighbor agent OPE~ CAR •HOME LIFE • HEALTH Mike Swiger .992 -7155 149 S. Th1rd St. M1rldleporl. 0 . w·u1 hh1 11 ~l u i• / wm ' ' tl u " , .. 1 ,. ... ~JAil IMIJIII INS U RA~ l l lO MIP~IIS H<~•• Offtt•• Rlno•l•llo• . lll l n oh (~ , srEciAL Ap r il l -7 I BAR-~UE Chnst1nr .,1 ye rs. M1ss Kmen Steinbe<·k. iind Mrs. Kathy ·McC'<t lla . all of Ga ll1pohs. Th eif dr<•sscs were A·linc and nwde from red satin with rNI lace sleeves with wide <'llffs. T heme from H tHllf'n an d The bodice was al so covered Juliet." " I Take 'l'hee. Dear ." with red lace. F:ach of the " Pants An geltru s. " bridcsm<ti ds wore a drop " Hrca use," " Ave Mam1. '' ·.. A nec kla l'c wit h twu inDr eam " , " Th e Swl'('ll' St ~··r l of kU1 g heH rt s attached. a Story Ever Told," "Spt•ak g1ft from the bride. Softl) IMr. " "Ou r Wedrhn g The ma truu of h(Jnor Prayer" and thl' traditturwl cf.l rn ed .a rnlon ial bouquet of wedding marches . red and wh ite ca nwiions, Thr cerrrrwny wa s per- whil e mum ~ and white baby 's formed bef orl' a n altar brea th Th e bride srmlids ' ~ ~~ro ra ted wllh t wt~ whil e bouquN.:; cons1s1cd of white candelabru s unO bt' tween carnations. white mu.ms. and each was an arch tnr tliiH.'d red ba by 's breath. ll1e Oower with greenery, red nbb(l]\ and gi rl. Gretclwn Hall ey , r ll usi n twu dorcs acfcnted by two of the bride . ea rn ed ~ basket while bells . Twv w ~e ker of red atl(l-pll1 k rose pet als. ba sk ets cunt atmng rt•rl :utd HolH•rt J l .c w1 ~ of white rosl' s werr plarl'd Cnlumbus. broth er ·ln·li:l w of bc~tde llw arch ()J"l whtt e 1h{' gro(!lll . ser\' ed as best st:mds. m<:Ht 'l' lte ushers were Gtven m marrwgr b~ her .\1 td HH'l Dtll!on . Bn~d Rur,\/ r. ,\l n. fa ther. the bnde wort' d lll'll and .l ohn H. Sanders. all fMmallength gom1 fHsh H1ned of (;<tlllpolls. Rryan il<tll cy, wtth a htgh neckline . \on ~ ru ustn of the bride. w:~ s th r Valent ine ·heart <ttl <tchcd in shet>r sleevC's 1nmm rd wit h ru tt.;b t.•<:~re r . and he ea rned a il. ·n1C bnde 's beuquet was rhantlil~ \ace acccnttcl wit h he a·n sha ped pillow and wurc C.:Ju~ht by C'hnstme Myers w1de cuffs. '111e dn's> '"" <t pt'pJWrtiiint carnat wn . The bn dnl ga l1t·r wa s caught dcs1gn('d w11h <Jn l'lllp t rt' ·nw gr uu m ~1\o n ~ wuh l1i s bndtce falling 1nto an ,, ·lull' attPndants wurc .~ r ay w111d· by Michael Dillion A rehem·sal dmner wets sktrt with a rufn L•li l)lltt oll.l sor tuxedos. The grc1ofl1 wore also trimmed w1 th chdntlil .\ a red t arn:tt ion w it h~ whtte gl\'t•n by lhr groum' s pa rents. laee . She wnrr a \act' tn m- rusebud 111 the rent er. His !\lr . and ~1r s. K"ebel. on med flfl gert ~ \"L'il She att endant s wnre pt•ppPrrntn1 F eb r uary 10 , <•t Uscet r 's 11 estillll'ant 111 the ' l1 iv erboat earned a large co\111l lal ranwt ions. Houm. bouquet co ns1stm,e: of n.•d For her dCi uKht cr' s wed· 1\\ tJ shu\H'r~ wrrr held camauons. mmta lun· pu~k dmg. Mr s. Hall ey. wore a roses. wh l lt' ·S t eph <Hw t IS, f(l rm al length a qu ~t ·b lul' hu no nn ~ thr bncle prio r tu whil e baby' s breath wnh red dress With lun g pleatt•d shet•r th L• \H'ddm g. Ont was given (lnd wh ll l' streamers 11H~ sl rc\'CS . She nlso w,1 rt· by tl.lr·:-. Kalhlt•rn l .t' wis only JCwrJr~ w.11rE1 by I he !Il<itl'hing (ll'('l 'SSO I"It.'b . !!1!1" bn de were pcc1rl rrt rnngs, a co rsage w~ s t \\ [I c ~rnrl\ wns glft frum th e gr oum dipped tn blot• Ill mat eh her Mrs Ka thlrcn Lewts. SISter drcs~ . uf the groolll. ('~1\U !ll bU S, was The groolll ·s mntll{'r , \l r~ . the m<itron 1J f hun11 r Th e Koe bel. wort1 a funnCtl ll•ngt h bndesmdJd s Vd' ~"' t' ~1 1 ss nunt grr cn sl et:vd l·S~ 1\ -\mc gmm wllh .:t rn ~tt C'tu ng JHckl't She wor e. ma tc h m~ tH'· ce:s!)o nes H\SI I . Hl'r co r:..dgc \HI S a whl\l' orch id. i\ r C'CC' PII I!II na~ ht•l d 1111· mrd1at"rl ~ fullu \\ lllg th r we dfl1 ng tn th t• chdrc h ba se ment . ThP th cfll e of Valcntuw '!- Dt•} was carnt:d uut w1tt1 drco rat wns uf red ~nd v.hn r streamer s. WlutL ' weddin g bells and red hean ' nl ~H1 Fre nch ONLY a cc entrd 99( TRY OUR DELIC.I OUS We Now ONION CHIPS Feature 3 Flavors ot Soft-Serve For CONES -+ -+- dairy Isle " Locu st & 4th St. . Middl e porl. 0 . A. ' ". . . '· . ' "' I I . ' 992-5248 r liSl'S SAVINGS 'IN -EVERY AISLE .- PENNYFARE STYLE 11}.6" " Apn\ :1 Wll ll Whltl' b~tb y'~ brl'ath dcccnttd by a small B11;H'd o-tt \ P/1ilip Koebel ~i st rr nf t he groom. nn Jan u;tr y 14 in t.h e Mult ipurpose Room at the Curnrn unity Menta l Hen ltll Buildi ng . 11u~ other shower wa.s g i~· t•n by the emplo yee.s uf the Finm1re Drpartment of ll olze r Med ica l Center . The n<•w Mrs . Koe bel is employed by Holzer Medical Ce nter. Philip is empl oyed by Bub F. vans Farm . The couple now reside at Houle l, Mi ll Creek Road, in r;a llipolis . 1 :\pnl J~ < ir n l'ral m rt ·tln~-: <.i t JtH'ksun Pikt· ll raul'h, OVB . c ; ~t· ~l ~pl'; lkt.'l (;L11ifl:l1 t\ llt;t\\1' pf Kotallc l.; md ~i'i lpln g . 7<10 pi ll Apnl ~o. ('okr dt•r tJ I" i ll 1 111~ at K<Hldy \'u('e \, l p 1n. HSV P, 44fi.7 :12< :-; ,:c hild ren. ,\ pnl :m E\'l• rung bndgt· at fm ~ Phkg;tr \ HSVP. 2~ ~51;41 Apnl '21. p Ill 441i-:l07i W\'lnlJi h' Wrq,:o n 1~ opt•n 111 ti ll~ tntcn •s ttd p;u t ~ HI tlw ~rt·: 1 ! a ii.Ju ~ Atv.r1ot/ at 44li-85!J!Iur ~1m· y Ann .Jm HI <.,n n at Hli2t i~'J for m!<~rll1<dlun (·a rrit•d liUt. A "Cooklt' .1\lonsh·r" rakP. bakrd bv 1\lrs. J:u·kit• f.roham . an{l ir t• ("fl' CIIll CHid St' nT d to tht· pllll l' h " l'rl' ~ut•s t s. AI · IL' ndin,l.! \H'rl' Mrs. Pnm Burnt'tt, ,\u tumn ::u1d Amhn, Mr s. 1\larlln Kuhn a nd Mu ril', an au;tt. Lisa Bl a nkt•nship , all (;allipolis . Out of New books released Adult boo k; r\'l c;osrcl b) llw ( ; ;dll ~ I.J!J1ilr) Co un t_\ o tt iJJ !;lrJ!'l \'l ar ch :~n II .I !o•l.1 ".t!Jo..l\ lt• " l BOAitD TO MEE't P0.\1f.H OY The Me1gs County Ftm Bo:1rd Will meet at 8 p.m. MtJnda y at the fcur hM1rd rtfflf'C (•11 tiw fairgrounds 111~· ,.j I ll, J 1 ~ 11 1 1 olli\\rl (\II jl ••lllllj.._ ~~ I',~· 1h 1 1!. I d. n .'Ill ( 1·••1 tJ.Iil~'ldtf l !1 l plll•lld ..... i di \\IIIO.. lb. tb. lb. · .lO IN QUARTER FAMILY PAl lOIN SOLID RIPE FLORIDA Salad oma ....~ Paseal Celer~ ...39t Pork Chops Pork Chops (INTER CUT SLICIO lO IN1101 o o o o o t o o ~bJ29 \\ 1 .a r I r 11 r I ". II t :t '-'.ltlll· 0 ', lr , 1 '• 1' •'.\' 11 1[ 11 I ' I~ 'il t ' J l lt':l~l !'11 .d~ .,I 1.., li n IL".!'-l"d .11 ( I\ 1'\ .... 11 . , \\ r -.. ..., ,.,t., ll l "l lw l •ill\ \,1 \ \\~'lfl,r ll lll t ' !l .i!r ,., r \\ LIt -..\·11 1 , .. , ~· ,· -- .~.· I lu l ntll"ll p• Pork Chops BONIUII BUn!Rfl Y o o o SliCED RIB HA l f o o , CINTER CUT o KNAUSS RCA XL-100 25'\ d 1agon al d 1aqor'a RCA solid state, solid value XL-100 color TV-now better than ever with new X tended Life chassis INVENTORY CLEARANCE ON ALL MODELS IN STOCK. . SAVE 'PRICES ON ALL MODELS. LIMITED SUPPLY . \t'r''''J ~!n I ht· I 'ifL'\t· t \ 11 1 Piece .d,n ],I\ pt 1 1! .. 11 'I. I; jI " .! ,I l I , I IIH' U~U l ll Hq!:hl ra t ion Fn · uf s~ . o o Spag. Sauce wtMurlAm H0t ' 1.69 SaUSage Wtreppm 1 lln~" •• g Wedlv ln s i!(h! · ,\ tnti vatinn Seminars POMEROY ~ Monda ys , I · JO. p m , Me~g s Inn , 126 Matn St . ATHENS - We dn es days, 1 30 p.m , Athen s Untvers•ty Inn, JJ I Rtthland ( Rl. 33) GALLIPOLIS ~ Tuesdays , I : JO p.m.. St. Peters Ept sc opa l Church. S41 1nd Av e PT . PLEASANT , W. Va . ~ Tuesday s , I : JO p.m ., PI Plea. ~ ant Inn , Rout e 61 N . OR CALL 992-3382 ' \I 1-iq! t.., lr ut ir,rl 5) ()0 plt l" \\'cd,h ~l'l!lll .u .., ~ I . RIDENOUR ' TV & APPLIANCE BOnLE GAS CHESTER. 0 . RACINE, 0. 985-3307 . 949-2020 • OLE' CAROLINA Slieed Baeon 39 $ 1-lb. Pkg. 0( $ 14-oz; ' Cans Tharofor1 ~ 79t Mixed Vegetables. • l -Ib. can• .:1 to r . · Llght/Nolively Yogurt 7Yarieties . ~ qqe K·;;fi"s;;i~tdaDressing Nestle So uptime . to u ••. 6!1 for lS-01. Glau lor Lucky Leaf Applesauce • .zf.r6qt or for79t State Fare Buns • • • S..dwldt 12-oz. Cans Qt. Jar Witt1er 1 Keebler Zesta Saltines 0 Pkg . Napkins ' I '· - Heinz Pickles ~:::: ~:~~~ lG-1~ . ... Tidy-Cat Cat LiHer. • • I • • • • • o 79t 79t r Neseafe K~ii~gg's Pop Tarts 1o. s~1. ro 11~1. ""'~ Parka~ Margarine INSTANT COFFEE 1kz~4 · 39 l ~lb. Qtn. Jtr \.. Wootlworks ... th e nal ura ll ook lrom T htllll ~ l ul 11 \ itlttra l lea ther or rop e on top and ;olid wood on th l' hot I W!>iJd I ha t's heaulifu ll y gra ined and beautifull y ~ la i u ~d (ot'llhL· na tural loo k Gel Woodworl<s fr o m T it1JIII Mo l n r.;;;ller's Lasagna ••••••• •Sqt • 39t r ,.,. 5 qt Thorofare . BartleH P~ars ••••• ... Z for SJ ~qt o • o 1-lb.Can .:1 Marshmallow Peanuts ~~~~E~· ~:~~ .4 "' Bread Dough Pills bur, -..... Flour ~·79t ·:;:·'Z4' T ~ a.••. aor . 1., Spongier RICH'S Frozen " o 4 SJ 14-oz. Cans Pkgs. o o o • 1-Qt, 140-ct. o • .o PINEAPI'LE/GRAPEFRUIT or PINEAPPLE/ORANGE $ I HI. Jer o DelMonte Drinks MARDI GRAS 1-lb. Pkg. heritage ho"se s1, 79 o DelMonte VAC PAC Sweet Corn Spaghetti Sauce CONWAY DIET INSTITUTE- No Fish Required IIIII '·"' • • .... 99c o ... • Plain 0 Q ~~~~~~000000000 ~~0 000 0~0000~ 0 \ ;~:: o • Me at • Mush room \tttl .\. NEW ! TAMBElllNI Traditional . ' ~ ,! hrin~ thi ~ ro uptHI \~ i!l t \11 \J 10 ,lll ,\ llll' \ ' l i llj.! ~ liskd . P;n on h 1h l' \H~ kh ' l "l1li n ;• r fvc O lfn· ¢ C \pi rl'~ 1-' ~ida .r . t\ptil 14 . ! 4n~. if ... l lb.a,,., . s 1 . 69 Ragu ',, g oooooooo:~o~o oo ~o-o-o oo-oo~o. o o oooo-o-ooo cg :'Il l·. \\ .\II·..\11JI·,RS ~ S,\ \ I. S ~ . Ot1 o S :J\(' Meat Ravioli ....•. lb. GENUINE KULBASSY Ill~ -.,j 111 11\l'V-, \'ou \\i ll Cheese Ravioli ,,b••• •• , 1.49 A 89 ,.,.sort• ... .. .lb. By the Comet Cleanser ll.:t,il' nf Allanite, MEETING S~;T POMEROY - 'l11ere will be H special pra 1s£> rnec1ing toda\ at 2.30 p.m. at l11e S;dvat 1on Mr~ y, 115 llul· ternut Ave . Ca pt. Lester Buker, D.Y.S., Cmeinnati hca dquart ~rs. will be the SJll'aker . Speera·! music will be provided. '11Je public Is invited . 89( r,---------------------,,--------FROZENN~-----ARMOUR ,-, STAR TAMBilllNI S Jumbo BCJiogna o •I I'• dL!llL'Iil.., • .\ h,tl, tr .,nl IPIJP ,,JI,It!! dttl j, .. ld l' l ) 11" .!lid l''-•lld'- !lh [1111\,t\ IL'ljllll t 'l' lt'[l]o., l.o: .u l 1:1 t \\ l'l ' ~ \ t 'd i l\,.".1()111 1. .! '•I II I ,I.._ pl \-..l,,tl ~ll lllll1• •1.,1 1 I'H' l"f: o Pork Chops Hot Dogs.. .. l·lbl'kgs1o19 Sliced Dried Beef , J-o1. Pig . Beef Hot Dogs . • • l-Ib Pkg S1o29 WISCONSIN PROCESS ·ced Bol .... . n,,. . ,, ... 99c Sll 0 gn a Beef or Gtlrlit • PJ\g. Sliced Amer. Cheese . . . .,s.fttllll -'' .. ' . . ' .. ' .' ... '' . . o Pork Chops Ill.\ '·• 1 RCA XL-100 19" IIICIO LOIN HAlf o FAMilY PAl RIB dudt•d ncn Pork Chops FAMilYPA~ 1/1- Adull Fi1·1Juu Flt' sh anrl HJ i,,l d , 1\:t(· llunul l: The (; nod Olil II""· E ht l(' l KL·I1 !1!1; Th e ~ ~~· HPitllll Tra1l, S11nw Lt·vttHl: 'll w Fan. Hoh Handa ll 1\ dull Nuu·Fk li fJ n '11w Tn\' li.t l-:ncyclopt'd l:l Fn•d WrJ n h: 'llw Sl'i.l :ii"J il!'i r1 f o r-.1;111\ l.1fe. Dt.~ml.'i l ..r vmMm, 1/o\\ to Hf' A"a~t' C1nd Ali ve , Mdclrt·d :\t•wJnim ; f" hi,o sc Y11ur Bt~by \ Sex , Dr~ v 1d M H 11f\ ' l l ~llH' r'lrNtrm s Pn ce Cuicll' , Da l' td llyn.n : B1g ·t ru('ks, Edlt i) I' S r!f ( 'onsumer (;utdr : T1ncrttft , Lu<:y Sa rgent : 'Mastcrtng the (]wpln Etudt•s and Other J·:., ays, Abby WhilCS!de: lndi' flen snblc> of . Pian11 I' Ia ) 111g , Ahby Whit eside : C u tn~ l.tkr S1xty , HJ<:hard Anuour: The War 111 th Dcset1 , H1 chard Collier : 'n1e Balli<• the B11rric l'1lt : lllltzkrteg : Hobe rt Wernick . FAMll YPAl lOIN FAMilY PAK ARMOUR f, STAR 3-lb.8qt Rome BeilutfApples .• • Bag • . .. . FlOIIDA MAISH 5·lb.8qt Grapefruit . . • • • • . • Bog " flOIIDA YAUfiCIA 5-lb .qqt Juice Oranges • • •• • • • Bag THOIOfAII 1>4-oz. $ .. . , , Orange Juice . • • . . . . . • • • • • Glon Jar .& • • 1 Peanuts ........ ...... ... .... ~;:;,·· 68t I ,' I. I ' -4 ( .1111 ~111'••\llld-.. 11 1d \ ,~\! Jl1" l1. ' ' jl l Ll ( '!1\'.• 1. 1i".'ldl' !t, ,... '1l'l'l, ,I '•!It of gut·s ts \Hrc· Mr. und Mrs. William Seh":mlht•rgt·r and St·ott) . Mrs. In • ,\ td z· lt•r ami Cory 's mal1 · rr•:~l g n· al ·g randm u tht·~· Mrs. llnHJ ll ti\Hrtou , Hll uf PortsmutJth . St·nding c·ar(ls and ~ift~ " l'rt' Mirhr·lle and .Jos hua Md7lt·r of Ptlrtsmnuth, an unc·ll'. Tt rr y ,..ru·t111 su n, and paluuul g randpart.: nt.~. Mr . aud Mr s. Lro Juhn ~ un and Ta mi uf Put riot SlUr ltuutt·. 89( CHICKEN BREASTS Lesser Quantities •. 1-lb. Pkg. . tft\\11 ( iallipol h . TO MEET H,\ < l:XE The S" uthern. Atbl l'IH' B oost e r ~ w1ll lllt't'l .'\1 un dH ) . t\pnl3 . at 7::10 p m at the tngh sch(J( d. Plans for th l' f llll \lw \1, haskl'1 b;tll tJ;tnquet will be made BOOSTJ-:11~ Solid Grem · Heads WMIJI 01 PINI It I., [ Franks SLICED RIB SIDE NeW Cab 1Bo2~sket'89., birthday "lth a party at lht• hnm r uf hi s matt·nwl grandpart·nh . Mr . a nd Mrs. Hol lllanke nshlp of Gatlipll\i s. A ' ScsanH' Stn•et Mu!Jpl'l" tht•mt• W~l s ;11 Chns Mil r ht•ll '<, HSVP , 44(;. }~::. Credit Healtl1y Conway Diet " uf C:.allipulisJ , t•e lrbra lt·d his SPfn nd HS\'1' . H fi -143G. :w p Ill ~ (fornwr l) !\pnl 6 - ('rafts: r·:.kP decorHtln g, l p.m Can dy ~un• \, HS\'1' , Ht;.;;l;4: no children r\p n l1 2 Gt:! ilt QUillll ted m fft'l' ;1t Pcun Tt•IT17Z! 's 10 <t .m. i7:i9. i TOSPf.AK Th e Hcv . IJ,Jil a ld Gen · heirncr. miSSionary fr om Afri cc1 , wlll ~r sprnking and showin g slides of his wor k tn Africa , al th e l'r(r lcttln Church, KiJ,tg sbur y Huad. F'ridoy . 7::!0 p.111 . Corn King orlr.Chops IN 5-lb, BOXES • ' RIB QUARTER Chicken Breasts Evang£' llsls ;t n• D(l ntd d Ka1T and Ha lph Hutr her . WILSON ARMOUR VERI·BEST PORK "A Cut Above The Rest" Frozen Split . Mother, 3 Daughters Lose 289 Pounds St e\'l'n .luhusuu , !itlll ~;r Sh'\'t' and \'i r·ki .lflhnsnn. F.h•a nur. Wt• st Virginia H5!1'! bnd~ t · ni ghtly . COllY JOHNSON Tt:H.'IS TWO ~ Cor\' f1• r bmml lliC'rnlwr s onlv . 7:.'l0 Jan Brown\. i::lfl ru1 1. HS\"P . 4 ~ fl- LARKWOOD FARMS llE\'!V ,\L SET MllllJLf·: l' lJHT A l'l'\'! Va l will b<• held al (he Mi ddle port Ash Street l,. ree w1ll Bap t"t Cll urr h beg in11in g IIt ts cvc nir~~ t. hnmgh Apr il 15 at 7 <mp.rn . GALI.I POI .IS ~ With the advent of spring, the first tender· sweet fr esh ~a rd en vegetables and fruits arrive on the market, heralding summer's lxnmt) ye t to come. Now mi ght be a gvod time to t.JSe up the food yo u have in your freezer so you ca n clean the fl'ecz er and get it ready to fill with produce fl'Om the ga rden aud good bu y:-; from th e markets. When you defrost your fre ezer , you will probably come across some packa ges that are as old as llle hills and you will be tempted to pullhe m ba ck again for later use. Don 't ! Usc it up 1 Frozen food wi ll lose quali ty as time goes by. How much deJll'nds on the temperatur e of your freezer . The !'ate at wh1rh certain chemica l r·earllons take pla ce in fr ozen foorb determines how fast foods lose quality. At zero deg rees Fcthrenlieit, these reactions are ~l ow. At above zero. unfa vorable changes lake place in the food . A slow growth of micro-<rrganisms may tak e place at lemJll' ratures above 10 degrees, ca using foods to lose color, flavor, texture, cmd nu tr itive va lue. If vour freeze r does not hold the tempt'ratur e at zero degrees or ·lower . plan to keep frozen foods on ly a few ddys before you usc them . But if il does hold a l zero, frozen Bndgl' !1 :30 H.IIl 1:11 .Joy Al\\ 1~\ d 's. HSV P, H (i.. April 14 ( oupl l''s riftt to limit lfVIIItTtits tit .. itt"ll in tftil 14. Mont t.old to ~ttltn. Not re1ponail.le far t r,.or,-K:.~ error, . L ~ 75n •\pr il 5 ·J ' llll'i.' t !llg p 111 ('h m \1ll rhell A ~·· II 4 Ca na:-.ta . ' RETAILS EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., APRIL 8, 1978 Wt rtltr~t tilt t hl' The bn dc's tHb lt• fraturecl a four tiered Wl'fi · dmg rake wah red and pmk rm nJa turl' r ose~ for the trunm-tng on n . Tlw top wa s heal1 ·st{aped with two l~rge weddmg bell s attached . Two duves accented e~ ch corne r of the heart 'l'he r ak e was bakl'd b) Mrs. De nl' er W;.Jikrr Punch, rmnt s and nuts were also amung the refrcshrnen1 .-, un the lti blt• . Ser\'lng ttw guest s wr rr .\1rs Phyll" (;l ass burn . Mr; Carulyn F1sher and ,\1 rs Rrenda Mcl'"rt)' . all of the C"ll ipull.> area . G ul' Sb "'t·re rt.'g iS11'rl'd lJ) Mrs .IH n S:m dt'f' !! 11 f C ~ 1li 1 1Xd " She alSo'• hcmril'd uut t in~ n n• hag~ r"\ftl'r lhr r r np\1 11/1 . thr bn dr cha nged llll '' a na"Y bl ut· .~1 n.·t.' 1 length d rt·~~ wit h tiH!! Chlllg lH' ('I'SSI1 1'1 i.'S ll t' r gu l lll-!·ll \\ CI Y cn r:,al.!e I'OIIll<' frorn hl'r bndal buuque>t. 11 cons1:,1 cd of two mtrua ture d c cort:ttiun ~. F r1e ~ ' SUNDAY bridegroom is .the son of Mr. . and Mrs. John M. Koebel. also of Gall ipolis. · Mrs. Fred Ed elmann pn1scntcd th e music with .st•lect ions incl uding "l.Qve SANDWICH . DAILY 8-9 ; .. '"'d l 1k 1 "·~nod • • Tunrs..St•nlmel. Sunday, Apnl 2. 1978 Halley-Koebel vows spoken .at St. Loui~' Adolph ' ' I LOAVES \. Twoorty Fow u,., , ~ h;d;;:s Parmesan Cheese •• Sl~ 6 ·Flavor Pops • • • • • :..... qqt ... IMooltcl,. g. '" 10..t. J. $l.tl' 1s.s.... $ .. .!! Glad Heavyweight .r,~~EN Bags • • Noxzema Skin Cream • ·• • • • • ::u. · Rival D~g Food • • • • • ..• 6 C•• £ 10-ct, I'll N. 2nd Ave . ... ' q·t �.' J &O ~ The Sunday GAI.I.IPOI.IS - 'l'ht' St. Lout s Ca ih t)ill" Chu rc h .· Galhpolis. ""' th~ scenr uf the rnarni:i gl' of Co ruue Sut.• Halley an\! Philip Matthr" Koebel on ft•bruar)' at 2<!0 p.m. Ttw doublt•-nng -{·rr c m on~ was perfunm·d b~ Renrru d 11, (; uJ u bit.~ wskt F (l f Galllll!Jils. Thr bnde IS the da ught er 11f Mr . and Mrs. Mrl\'ln H Halley of Ga llipoh' and thl' II GOOD ~EASONS to see your good neighbor agent OPE~ CAR •HOME LIFE • HEALTH Mike Swiger .992 -7155 149 S. Th1rd St. M1rldleporl. 0 . w·u1 hh1 11 ~l u i• / wm ' ' tl u " , .. 1 ,. ... ~JAil IMIJIII INS U RA~ l l lO MIP~IIS H<~•• Offtt•• Rlno•l•llo• . lll l n oh (~ , srEciAL Ap r il l -7 I BAR-~UE Chnst1nr .,1 ye rs. M1ss Kmen Steinbe<·k. iind Mrs. Kathy ·McC'<t lla . all of Ga ll1pohs. Th eif dr<•sscs were A·linc and nwde from red satin with rNI lace sleeves with wide <'llffs. T heme from H tHllf'n an d The bodice was al so covered Juliet." " I Take 'l'hee. Dear ." with red lace. F:ach of the " Pants An geltru s. " bridcsm<ti ds wore a drop " Hrca use," " Ave Mam1. '' ·.. A nec kla l'c wit h twu inDr eam " , " Th e Swl'('ll' St ~··r l of kU1 g heH rt s attached. a Story Ever Told," "Spt•ak g1ft from the bride. Softl) IMr. " "Ou r Wedrhn g The ma truu of h(Jnor Prayer" and thl' traditturwl cf.l rn ed .a rnlon ial bouquet of wedding marches . red and wh ite ca nwiions, Thr cerrrrwny wa s per- whil e mum ~ and white baby 's formed bef orl' a n altar brea th Th e bride srmlids ' ~ ~~ro ra ted wllh t wt~ whil e bouquN.:; cons1s1cd of white candelabru s unO bt' tween carnations. white mu.ms. and each was an arch tnr tliiH.'d red ba by 's breath. ll1e Oower with greenery, red nbb(l]\ and gi rl. Gretclwn Hall ey , r ll usi n twu dorcs acfcnted by two of the bride . ea rn ed ~ basket while bells . Twv w ~e ker of red atl(l-pll1 k rose pet als. ba sk ets cunt atmng rt•rl :utd HolH•rt J l .c w1 ~ of white rosl' s werr plarl'd Cnlumbus. broth er ·ln·li:l w of bc~tde llw arch ()J"l whtt e 1h{' gro(!lll . ser\' ed as best st:mds. m<:Ht 'l' lte ushers were Gtven m marrwgr b~ her .\1 td HH'l Dtll!on . Bn~d Rur,\/ r. ,\l n. fa ther. the bnde wort' d lll'll and .l ohn H. Sanders. all fMmallength gom1 fHsh H1ned of (;<tlllpolls. Rryan il<tll cy, wtth a htgh neckline . \on ~ ru ustn of the bride. w:~ s th r Valent ine ·heart <ttl <tchcd in shet>r sleevC's 1nmm rd wit h ru tt.;b t.•<:~re r . and he ea rned a il. ·n1C bnde 's beuquet was rhantlil~ \ace acccnttcl wit h he a·n sha ped pillow and wurc C.:Ju~ht by C'hnstme Myers w1de cuffs. '111e dn's> '"" <t pt'pJWrtiiint carnat wn . The bn dnl ga l1t·r wa s caught dcs1gn('d w11h <Jn l'lllp t rt' ·nw gr uu m ~1\o n ~ wuh l1i s bndtce falling 1nto an ,, ·lull' attPndants wurc .~ r ay w111d· by Michael Dillion A rehem·sal dmner wets sktrt with a rufn L•li l)lltt oll.l sor tuxedos. The grc1ofl1 wore also trimmed w1 th chdntlil .\ a red t arn:tt ion w it h~ whtte gl\'t•n by lhr groum' s pa rents. laee . She wnrr a \act' tn m- rusebud 111 the rent er. His !\lr . and ~1r s. K"ebel. on med flfl gert ~ \"L'il She att endant s wnre pt•ppPrrntn1 F eb r uary 10 , <•t Uscet r 's 11 estillll'ant 111 the ' l1 iv erboat earned a large co\111l lal ranwt ions. Houm. bouquet co ns1stm,e: of n.•d For her dCi uKht cr' s wed· 1\\ tJ shu\H'r~ wrrr held camauons. mmta lun· pu~k dmg. Mr s. Hall ey. wore a roses. wh l lt' ·S t eph <Hw t IS, f(l rm al length a qu ~t ·b lul' hu no nn ~ thr bncle prio r tu whil e baby' s breath wnh red dress With lun g pleatt•d shet•r th L• \H'ddm g. Ont was given (lnd wh ll l' streamers 11H~ sl rc\'CS . She nlso w,1 rt· by tl.lr·:-. Kalhlt•rn l .t' wis only JCwrJr~ w.11rE1 by I he !Il<itl'hing (ll'('l 'SSO I"It.'b . !!1!1" bn de were pcc1rl rrt rnngs, a co rsage w~ s t \\ [I c ~rnrl\ wns glft frum th e gr oum dipped tn blot• Ill mat eh her Mrs Ka thlrcn Lewts. SISter drcs~ . uf the groolll. ('~1\U !ll bU S, was The groolll ·s mntll{'r , \l r~ . the m<itron 1J f hun11 r Th e Koe bel. wort1 a funnCtl ll•ngt h bndesmdJd s Vd' ~"' t' ~1 1 ss nunt grr cn sl et:vd l·S~ 1\ -\mc gmm wllh .:t rn ~tt C'tu ng JHckl't She wor e. ma tc h m~ tH'· ce:s!)o nes H\SI I . Hl'r co r:..dgc \HI S a whl\l' orch id. i\ r C'CC' PII I!II na~ ht•l d 1111· mrd1at"rl ~ fullu \\ lllg th r we dfl1 ng tn th t• chdrc h ba se ment . ThP th cfll e of Valcntuw '!- Dt•} was carnt:d uut w1tt1 drco rat wns uf red ~nd v.hn r streamer s. WlutL ' weddin g bells and red hean ' nl ~H1 Fre nch ONLY a cc entrd 99( TRY OUR DELIC.I OUS We Now ONION CHIPS Feature 3 Flavors ot Soft-Serve For CONES -+ -+- dairy Isle " Locu st & 4th St. . Middl e porl. 0 . A. ' ". . . '· . ' "' I I . ' 992-5248 r liSl'S SAVINGS 'IN -EVERY AISLE .- PENNYFARE STYLE 11}.6" " Apn\ :1 Wll ll Whltl' b~tb y'~ brl'ath dcccnttd by a small B11;H'd o-tt \ P/1ilip Koebel ~i st rr nf t he groom. nn Jan u;tr y 14 in t.h e Mult ipurpose Room at the Curnrn unity Menta l Hen ltll Buildi ng . 11u~ other shower wa.s g i~· t•n by the emplo yee.s uf the Finm1re Drpartment of ll olze r Med ica l Center . The n<•w Mrs . Koe bel is employed by Holzer Medical Ce nter. Philip is empl oyed by Bub F. vans Farm . The couple now reside at Houle l, Mi ll Creek Road, in r;a llipolis . 1 :\pnl J~ < ir n l'ral m rt ·tln~-: <.i t JtH'ksun Pikt· ll raul'h, OVB . c ; ~t· ~l ~pl'; lkt.'l (;L11ifl:l1 t\ llt;t\\1' pf Kotallc l.; md ~i'i lpln g . 7<10 pi ll Apnl ~o. ('okr dt•r tJ I" i ll 1 111~ at K<Hldy \'u('e \, l p 1n. HSV P, 44fi.7 :12< :-; ,:c hild ren. ,\ pnl :m E\'l• rung bndgt· at fm ~ Phkg;tr \ HSVP. 2~ ~51;41 Apnl '21. p Ill 441i-:l07i W\'lnlJi h' Wrq,:o n 1~ opt•n 111 ti ll~ tntcn •s ttd p;u t ~ HI tlw ~rt·: 1 ! a ii.Ju ~ Atv.r1ot/ at 44li-85!J!Iur ~1m· y Ann .Jm HI <.,n n at Hli2t i~'J for m!<~rll1<dlun (·a rrit•d liUt. A "Cooklt' .1\lonsh·r" rakP. bakrd bv 1\lrs. J:u·kit• f.roham . an{l ir t• ("fl' CIIll CHid St' nT d to tht· pllll l' h " l'rl' ~ut•s t s. AI · IL' ndin,l.! \H'rl' Mrs. Pnm Burnt'tt, ,\u tumn ::u1d Amhn, Mr s. 1\larlln Kuhn a nd Mu ril', an au;tt. Lisa Bl a nkt•nship , all (;allipolis . Out of New books released Adult boo k; r\'l c;osrcl b) llw ( ; ;dll ~ I.J!J1ilr) Co un t_\ o tt iJJ !;lrJ!'l \'l ar ch :~n II .I !o•l.1 ".t!Jo..l\ lt• " l BOAitD TO MEE't P0.\1f.H OY The Me1gs County Ftm Bo:1rd Will meet at 8 p.m. MtJnda y at the fcur hM1rd rtfflf'C (•11 tiw fairgrounds 111~· ,.j I ll, J 1 ~ 11 1 1 olli\\rl (\II jl ••lllllj.._ ~~ I',~· 1h 1 1!. I d. n .'Ill ( 1·••1 tJ.Iil~'ldtf l !1 l plll•lld ..... i di \\IIIO.. lb. tb. lb. · .lO IN QUARTER FAMILY PAl lOIN SOLID RIPE FLORIDA Salad oma ....~ Paseal Celer~ ...39t Pork Chops Pork Chops (INTER CUT SLICIO lO IN1101 o o o o o t o o ~bJ29 \\ 1 .a r I r 11 r I ". II t :t '-'.ltlll· 0 ', lr , 1 '• 1' •'.\' 11 1[ 11 I ' I~ 'il t ' J l lt':l~l !'11 .d~ .,I 1.., li n IL".!'-l"d .11 ( I\ 1'\ .... 11 . , \\ r -.. ..., ,.,t., ll l "l lw l •ill\ \,1 \ \\~'lfl,r ll lll t ' !l .i!r ,., r \\ LIt -..\·11 1 , .. , ~· ,· -- .~.· I lu l ntll"ll p• Pork Chops BONIUII BUn!Rfl Y o o o SliCED RIB HA l f o o , CINTER CUT o KNAUSS RCA XL-100 25'\ d 1agon al d 1aqor'a RCA solid state, solid value XL-100 color TV-now better than ever with new X tended Life chassis INVENTORY CLEARANCE ON ALL MODELS IN STOCK. . SAVE 'PRICES ON ALL MODELS. LIMITED SUPPLY . \t'r''''J ~!n I ht· I 'ifL'\t· t \ 11 1 Piece .d,n ],I\ pt 1 1! .. 11 'I. I; jI " .! ,I l I , I IIH' U~U l ll Hq!:hl ra t ion Fn · uf s~ . o o Spag. Sauce wtMurlAm H0t ' 1.69 SaUSage Wtreppm 1 lln~" •• g Wedlv ln s i!(h! · ,\ tnti vatinn Seminars POMEROY ~ Monda ys , I · JO. p m , Me~g s Inn , 126 Matn St . ATHENS - We dn es days, 1 30 p.m , Athen s Untvers•ty Inn, JJ I Rtthland ( Rl. 33) GALLIPOLIS ~ Tuesdays , I : JO p.m.. St. Peters Ept sc opa l Church. S41 1nd Av e PT . PLEASANT , W. Va . ~ Tuesday s , I : JO p.m ., PI Plea. ~ ant Inn , Rout e 61 N . OR CALL 992-3382 ' \I 1-iq! t.., lr ut ir,rl 5) ()0 plt l" \\'cd,h ~l'l!lll .u .., ~ I . RIDENOUR ' TV & APPLIANCE BOnLE GAS CHESTER. 0 . RACINE, 0. 985-3307 . 949-2020 • OLE' CAROLINA Slieed Baeon 39 $ 1-lb. Pkg. 0( $ 14-oz; ' Cans Tharofor1 ~ 79t Mixed Vegetables. • l -Ib. can• .:1 to r . · Llght/Nolively Yogurt 7Yarieties . ~ qqe K·;;fi"s;;i~tdaDressing Nestle So uptime . to u ••. 6!1 for lS-01. Glau lor Lucky Leaf Applesauce • .zf.r6qt or for79t State Fare Buns • • • S..dwldt 12-oz. Cans Qt. Jar Witt1er 1 Keebler Zesta Saltines 0 Pkg . Napkins ' I '· - Heinz Pickles ~:::: ~:~~~ lG-1~ . ... Tidy-Cat Cat LiHer. • • I • • • • • o 79t 79t r Neseafe K~ii~gg's Pop Tarts 1o. s~1. ro 11~1. ""'~ Parka~ Margarine INSTANT COFFEE 1kz~4 · 39 l ~lb. Qtn. Jtr \.. Wootlworks ... th e nal ura ll ook lrom T htllll ~ l ul 11 \ itlttra l lea ther or rop e on top and ;olid wood on th l' hot I W!>iJd I ha t's heaulifu ll y gra ined and beautifull y ~ la i u ~d (ot'llhL· na tural loo k Gel Woodworl<s fr o m T it1JIII Mo l n r.;;;ller's Lasagna ••••••• •Sqt • 39t r ,.,. 5 qt Thorofare . BartleH P~ars ••••• ... Z for SJ ~qt o • o 1-lb.Can .:1 Marshmallow Peanuts ~~~~E~· ~:~~ .4 "' Bread Dough Pills bur, -..... Flour ~·79t ·:;:·'Z4' T ~ a.••. aor . 1., Spongier RICH'S Frozen " o 4 SJ 14-oz. Cans Pkgs. o o o • 1-Qt, 140-ct. o • .o PINEAPI'LE/GRAPEFRUIT or PINEAPPLE/ORANGE $ I HI. Jer o DelMonte Drinks MARDI GRAS 1-lb. Pkg. heritage ho"se s1, 79 o DelMonte VAC PAC Sweet Corn Spaghetti Sauce CONWAY DIET INSTITUTE- No Fish Required IIIII '·"' • • .... 99c o ... • Plain 0 Q ~~~~~~000000000 ~~0 000 0~0000~ 0 \ ;~:: o • Me at • Mush room \tttl .\. NEW ! TAMBElllNI Traditional . ' ~ ,! hrin~ thi ~ ro uptHI \~ i!l t \11 \J 10 ,lll ,\ llll' \ ' l i llj.! ~ liskd . P;n on h 1h l' \H~ kh ' l "l1li n ;• r fvc O lfn· ¢ C \pi rl'~ 1-' ~ida .r . t\ptil 14 . ! 4n~. if ... l lb.a,,., . s 1 . 69 Ragu ',, g oooooooo:~o~o oo ~o-o-o oo-oo~o. o o oooo-o-ooo cg :'Il l·. \\ .\II·..\11JI·,RS ~ S,\ \ I. S ~ . Ot1 o S :J\(' Meat Ravioli ....•. lb. GENUINE KULBASSY Ill~ -.,j 111 11\l'V-, \'ou \\i ll Cheese Ravioli ,,b••• •• , 1.49 A 89 ,.,.sort• ... .. .lb. By the Comet Cleanser ll.:t,il' nf Allanite, MEETING S~;T POMEROY - 'l11ere will be H special pra 1s£> rnec1ing toda\ at 2.30 p.m. at l11e S;dvat 1on Mr~ y, 115 llul· ternut Ave . Ca pt. Lester Buker, D.Y.S., Cmeinnati hca dquart ~rs. will be the SJll'aker . Speera·! music will be provided. '11Je public Is invited . 89( r,---------------------,,--------FROZENN~-----ARMOUR ,-, STAR TAMBilllNI S Jumbo BCJiogna o •I I'• dL!llL'Iil.., • .\ h,tl, tr .,nl IPIJP ,,JI,It!! dttl j, .. ld l' l ) 11" .!lid l''-•lld'- !lh [1111\,t\ IL'ljllll t 'l' lt'[l]o., l.o: .u l 1:1 t \\ l'l ' ~ \ t 'd i l\,.".1()111 1. .! '•I II I ,I.._ pl \-..l,,tl ~ll lllll1• •1.,1 1 I'H' l"f: o Pork Chops Hot Dogs.. .. l·lbl'kgs1o19 Sliced Dried Beef , J-o1. Pig . Beef Hot Dogs . • • l-Ib Pkg S1o29 WISCONSIN PROCESS ·ced Bol .... . n,,. . ,, ... 99c Sll 0 gn a Beef or Gtlrlit • PJ\g. Sliced Amer. Cheese . . . .,s.fttllll -'' .. ' . . ' .. ' .' ... '' . . o Pork Chops Ill.\ '·• 1 RCA XL-100 19" IIICIO LOIN HAlf o FAMilY PAl RIB dudt•d ncn Pork Chops FAMilYPA~ 1/1- Adull Fi1·1Juu Flt' sh anrl HJ i,,l d , 1\:t(· llunul l: The (; nod Olil II""· E ht l(' l KL·I1 !1!1; Th e ~ ~~· HPitllll Tra1l, S11nw Lt·vttHl: 'll w Fan. Hoh Handa ll 1\ dull Nuu·Fk li fJ n '11w Tn\' li.t l-:ncyclopt'd l:l Fn•d WrJ n h: 'llw Sl'i.l :ii"J il!'i r1 f o r-.1;111\ l.1fe. Dt.~ml.'i l ..r vmMm, 1/o\\ to Hf' A"a~t' C1nd Ali ve , Mdclrt·d :\t•wJnim ; f" hi,o sc Y11ur Bt~by \ Sex , Dr~ v 1d M H 11f\ ' l l ~llH' r'lrNtrm s Pn ce Cuicll' , Da l' td llyn.n : B1g ·t ru('ks, Edlt i) I' S r!f ( 'onsumer (;utdr : T1ncrttft , Lu<:y Sa rgent : 'Mastcrtng the (]wpln Etudt•s and Other J·:., ays, Abby WhilCS!de: lndi' flen snblc> of . Pian11 I' Ia ) 111g , Ahby Whit eside : C u tn~ l.tkr S1xty , HJ<:hard Anuour: The War 111 th Dcset1 , H1 chard Collier : 'n1e Balli<• the B11rric l'1lt : lllltzkrteg : Hobe rt Wernick . FAMll YPAl lOIN FAMilY PAK ARMOUR f, STAR 3-lb.8qt Rome BeilutfApples .• • Bag • . .. . FlOIIDA MAISH 5·lb.8qt Grapefruit . . • • • • . • Bog " flOIIDA YAUfiCIA 5-lb .qqt Juice Oranges • • •• • • • Bag THOIOfAII 1>4-oz. $ .. . , , Orange Juice . • • . . . . . • • • • • Glon Jar .& • • 1 Peanuts ........ ...... ... .... ~;:;,·· 68t I ,' I. I ' -4 ( .1111 ~111'••\llld-.. 11 1d \ ,~\! Jl1" l1. ' ' jl l Ll ( '!1\'.• 1. 1i".'ldl' !t, ,... '1l'l'l, ,I '•!It of gut·s ts \Hrc· Mr. und Mrs. William Seh":mlht•rgt·r and St·ott) . Mrs. In • ,\ td z· lt•r ami Cory 's mal1 · rr•:~l g n· al ·g randm u tht·~· Mrs. llnHJ ll ti\Hrtou , Hll uf PortsmutJth . St·nding c·ar(ls and ~ift~ " l'rt' Mirhr·lle and .Jos hua Md7lt·r of Ptlrtsmnuth, an unc·ll'. Tt rr y ,..ru·t111 su n, and paluuul g randpart.: nt.~. Mr . aud Mr s. Lro Juhn ~ un and Ta mi uf Put riot SlUr ltuutt·. 89( CHICKEN BREASTS Lesser Quantities •. 1-lb. Pkg. . tft\\11 ( iallipol h . TO MEET H,\ < l:XE The S" uthern. Atbl l'IH' B oost e r ~ w1ll lllt't'l .'\1 un dH ) . t\pnl3 . at 7::10 p m at the tngh sch(J( d. Plans for th l' f llll \lw \1, haskl'1 b;tll tJ;tnquet will be made BOOSTJ-:11~ Solid Grem · Heads WMIJI 01 PINI It I., [ Franks SLICED RIB SIDE NeW Cab 1Bo2~sket'89., birthday "lth a party at lht• hnm r uf hi s matt·nwl grandpart·nh . Mr . a nd Mrs. Hol lllanke nshlp of Gatlipll\i s. A ' ScsanH' Stn•et Mu!Jpl'l" tht•mt• W~l s ;11 Chns Mil r ht•ll '<, HSVP , 44(;. }~::. Credit Healtl1y Conway Diet " uf C:.allipulisJ , t•e lrbra lt·d his SPfn nd HS\'1' . H fi -143G. :w p Ill ~ (fornwr l) !\pnl 6 - ('rafts: r·:.kP decorHtln g, l p.m Can dy ~un• \, HS\'1' , Ht;.;;l;4: no children r\p n l1 2 Gt:! ilt QUillll ted m fft'l' ;1t Pcun Tt•IT17Z! 's 10 <t .m. i7:i9. i TOSPf.AK Th e Hcv . IJ,Jil a ld Gen · heirncr. miSSionary fr om Afri cc1 , wlll ~r sprnking and showin g slides of his wor k tn Africa , al th e l'r(r lcttln Church, KiJ,tg sbur y Huad. F'ridoy . 7::!0 p.111 . Corn King orlr.Chops IN 5-lb, BOXES • ' RIB QUARTER Chicken Breasts Evang£' llsls ;t n• D(l ntd d Ka1T and Ha lph Hutr her . WILSON ARMOUR VERI·BEST PORK "A Cut Above The Rest" Frozen Split . Mother, 3 Daughters Lose 289 Pounds St e\'l'n .luhusuu , !itlll ~;r Sh'\'t' and \'i r·ki .lflhnsnn. F.h•a nur. Wt• st Virginia H5!1'! bnd~ t · ni ghtly . COllY JOHNSON Tt:H.'IS TWO ~ Cor\' f1• r bmml lliC'rnlwr s onlv . 7:.'l0 Jan Brown\. i::lfl ru1 1. HS\"P . 4 ~ fl- LARKWOOD FARMS llE\'!V ,\L SET MllllJLf·: l' lJHT A l'l'\'! Va l will b<• held al (he Mi ddle port Ash Street l,. ree w1ll Bap t"t Cll urr h beg in11in g IIt ts cvc nir~~ t. hnmgh Apr il 15 at 7 <mp.rn . GALI.I POI .IS ~ With the advent of spring, the first tender· sweet fr esh ~a rd en vegetables and fruits arrive on the market, heralding summer's lxnmt) ye t to come. Now mi ght be a gvod time to t.JSe up the food yo u have in your freezer so you ca n clean the fl'ecz er and get it ready to fill with produce fl'Om the ga rden aud good bu y:-; from th e markets. When you defrost your fre ezer , you will probably come across some packa ges that are as old as llle hills and you will be tempted to pullhe m ba ck again for later use. Don 't ! Usc it up 1 Frozen food wi ll lose quali ty as time goes by. How much deJll'nds on the temperatur e of your freezer . The !'ate at wh1rh certain chemica l r·earllons take pla ce in fr ozen foorb determines how fast foods lose quality. At zero deg rees Fcthrenlieit, these reactions are ~l ow. At above zero. unfa vorable changes lake place in the food . A slow growth of micro-<rrganisms may tak e place at lemJll' ratures above 10 degrees, ca using foods to lose color, flavor, texture, cmd nu tr itive va lue. If vour freeze r does not hold the tempt'ratur e at zero degrees or ·lower . plan to keep frozen foods on ly a few ddys before you usc them . But if il does hold a l zero, frozen Bndgl' !1 :30 H.IIl 1:11 .Joy Al\\ 1~\ d 's. HSV P, H (i.. April 14 ( oupl l''s riftt to limit lfVIIItTtits tit .. itt"ll in tftil 14. Mont t.old to ~ttltn. Not re1ponail.le far t r,.or,-K:.~ error, . L ~ 75n •\pr il 5 ·J ' llll'i.' t !llg p 111 ('h m \1ll rhell A ~·· II 4 Ca na:-.ta . ' RETAILS EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., APRIL 8, 1978 Wt rtltr~t tilt t hl' The bn dc's tHb lt• fraturecl a four tiered Wl'fi · dmg rake wah red and pmk rm nJa turl' r ose~ for the trunm-tng on n . Tlw top wa s heal1 ·st{aped with two l~rge weddmg bell s attached . Two duves accented e~ ch corne r of the heart 'l'he r ak e was bakl'd b) Mrs. De nl' er W;.Jikrr Punch, rmnt s and nuts were also amung the refrcshrnen1 .-, un the lti blt• . Ser\'lng ttw guest s wr rr .\1rs Phyll" (;l ass burn . Mr; Carulyn F1sher and ,\1 rs Rrenda Mcl'"rt)' . all of the C"ll ipull.> area . G ul' Sb "'t·re rt.'g iS11'rl'd lJ) Mrs .IH n S:m dt'f' !! 11 f C ~ 1li 1 1Xd " She alSo'• hcmril'd uut t in~ n n• hag~ r"\ftl'r lhr r r np\1 11/1 . thr bn dr cha nged llll '' a na"Y bl ut· .~1 n.·t.' 1 length d rt·~~ wit h tiH!! Chlllg lH' ('I'SSI1 1'1 i.'S ll t' r gu l lll-!·ll \\ CI Y cn r:,al.!e I'OIIll<' frorn hl'r bndal buuque>t. 11 cons1:,1 cd of two mtrua ture d c cort:ttiun ~. F r1e ~ ' SUNDAY bridegroom is .the son of Mr. . and Mrs. John M. Koebel. also of Gall ipolis. · Mrs. Fred Ed elmann pn1scntcd th e music with .st•lect ions incl uding "l.Qve SANDWICH . DAILY 8-9 ; .. '"'d l 1k 1 "·~nod • • Tunrs..St•nlmel. Sunday, Apnl 2. 1978 Halley-Koebel vows spoken .at St. Loui~' Adolph ' ' I LOAVES \. Twoorty Fow u,., , ~ h;d;;:s Parmesan Cheese •• Sl~ 6 ·Flavor Pops • • • • • :..... qqt ... IMooltcl,. g. '" 10..t. J. $l.tl' 1s.s.... $ .. .!! Glad Heavyweight .r,~~EN Bags • • Noxzema Skin Cream • ·• • • • • ::u. · Rival D~g Food • • • • • ..• 6 C•• £ 10-ct, I'll N. 2nd Ave . ... ' q·t �,, B~ - The Sunday • Times..Senhnel, Sunday , Apr112, 1978 · Auxiliary...plans for April junior cotzference ' meetlng of the JUnr ur diid sem o r Arllt'rti'rtrl I L'l:lurt thl' llll't:tmg fur pa rtlClpaliOn m 1ht• Cancer r rusade m AuxihaQ Apll l Mrs Iva Puwell and Mrs f{(•uter v. 1ll co·chc~lr the of tlH' Dr t'l\ Pmrtt'l ~~~ lHttts :m, Webster Pt1"il r uesda\' lllght Mrs \\ tldt~ rmuth !\1~rrJ o rte Ht•utf•r , .md Mrs. Belt\ \\des ap· 1\t'ff' lunch t'I J!l ErlJla tht tu Mt s~ comm lltrt• with Srmth und Mr )j (;t•ne\ Jt' \ ' C IHndlr MeJnhD rl lu thl' Nanlt'\i l u thL· \\l'rl' r ecepttur1 hnspu al!t~ t'omr rn!lrc Mrs ~lan ~l.1111n .md Mr > Pearl Knapp \1 ns Dm ot h~ Jt'n k ms \\ Ill be pwmst ~ cda D'" ts aetl\ltH'S t h::unn~n . Mrs , Junll>r lliJ tt:d that 1 11 1 1 Ann Wuud of has been t'ndiJrSrd as a l'a ndtdntc for JU!llor Pomeru ~ E 1~hth lltStrtl! pJeSJdent Pam P!ltH·r s .111d P<Ju l <~ K loes Will sent' as delP~·Itf' s :n largC' fo1 !he lDrl\'L'ntwn I,I, J!h Ro1Ju1 l'rtnlpbcll. •\ nnll' Wtl es, Hhu11dd HC'U l t'I W()(Jd, .Shcrr1 MHr·sh all !.tJ! 1 St~rah Wells, and ll:~rbara Wd ls to be tht• dt~JC'gd\C:"!, ~ 1 nd .J t.m· mfer l"<•Ulh. I r<tL't'~ Jeffers. Peggy Glrd!Um l Lesn Wells, ·coLo'' · ~ lfospnal and a gtft wtl l be sent to her Junwr members opened the mectmg m rnuatJstle form with Pa ula Kl oes, jumor cli~1 n t1 pres1 dcnl. presJdmg Robtn Campbell served "1s ch ap l~un , P a m Pn\\ CI'S <I S depa rtment vtee prest dcnt Namrd at thr meet mg wer(' Yh s Pearl Kna pp, ftl r cl gn Jlele~a l cs to the annuol rel atiU!l:'i chatnn an rea d an L'tlnvcntton to be held ln a rt Jcle ·nn Peru g1vmg a bn ef L'IPve land 111 July The htstorl' of the customs, del egalcs are M1ss Smtth, eduraiJu nal aci !Vll!rs an d \1rs Cathermr Welsh Mrs t ('unumic ~ nd politl< ul fH ccts (;nH' {' Pratt . and ~1r s uf 1he go ver nm ent. Also MaJor 1e Guett Alternates are prt'sent 1ng 111 fo n n ut 1U n un Mrs lJ~lV I S, Mrs Meinhart. Pt'r u " as Mrs Oav1s and the ~1r s Jenk tns and Mrs Rev William Mtddleswanh . Puwell It Y.as amJUunced pa s1or of St Pa ul's Lutheran thot at the Apnl mectmg Ch urch , who showed sit des on Ihere wt ll ll<' a speaker from lhc counlr) enltlled "Plant a th e Suld tcrs and Sailors Seed, Kcap 11 ll arvest Orphans Home tn Xent d The Fur cummumty scn ·Ke. publi c "til be mv tted and Mrs Powell mtruduced Huth \Hil t'S a L11VIt\CS !- Hi t' • pOintf'd Hondo- retiring--tributes. continuing _, ' POMER O\ The Dtst IICI H,J bln Lr!1e w, Cha rl olle B Jumor Confeu'rH'l' ttl bt· l.thl'w and Laura Ohlinger as held tn Pllm(Tll) 1111 •\pnl 15 the i:! ltcrn atrs was " p l e~nm•d dur tng d Plans were made durmg • rh.•tJirr ' Tomght thru Thur sday . Aprtlll ho st~s.ses i\111 br Mts.s Smllh and Mrs Fa1 e Wtldermutlt Pu Wl'fS uf the Pumrro} L1br<tn who showed a f1lm un ~ letter \\CIS rt.•ad from tht~ Meq~ s C u unt~ Health skatcb;>ard safet) . The ftlm explamed Ihe Iechrilq ue of llrpCJrtnH•n t sk ateboard nd m~. d<Jngrrs un.o lved tn .Jbn ut the uf an aux11lar ~ Ab(, re<HJ 1\ a~ e1 lette r frum 1 ~ amzatum Mrs Pratt. pt estdent. \I, ('!Cu m<'cl Mr s Fr.tn ces r l'ttd tt ~o!ll st e~r Rc;,r.rt1 s Mtss Sm1th mother Am r r~ c amsm ctuurman rrdd Hn anrcle on the pledge uf alleg tance, ond Mrs Metnh ort re poried con\ tl!es('ent card s had been matt ed to ll elrna Savrc, Sarah Wells, Mr and Mrs . Ct•v rgl' Ha ckett , Shern M.Jrshall and f:ula lit• Webster Mrs Pratt t han ked " members 01ho helped wtth the htrt hda) ~wd p<HI ) t he d1stnd lOnventlOn Shorn Mar>hall was reponed a patient al Chtldren 's l.q~; wn CA RT OON the the skater and till' pcdcstnan the Tuntagan \ Au xilia ry Mrs. MHry M .u1 m's t•J \Hl .tskmg support of Mar~ I.IJ U was · • [ncr~) - \Vhere to Lehnert for thl' nfftte uf Amen ca " Shr d ~.su 1 bed the t r t.'asurer Dl•pa rtment of cn s1s as bcmg real <~nd 1~11'- l'd Oh1u Th r.mk ~nu nnte~ fm m q u est 1 o n ~ a buut *' :1" ~ the Orphans htl mr at Xcma sh011age and h t l\\ •• 1'j 1 l' l~ f11 r Chr 1 ~1 mas 1l'!lll'm br anLl'S the economy . w· l1 J,.;l;" "crt• read growth poh c~ , ttH dr i ' 1 An rm rta!Lun frum the Ohto In th e j UIJ /! J,IJ /, . 1, Suldt ers {lnd Smlnrs' Horn(' at pussJbtlJt} nf .t rL·u ,:-.\un an. I Scmdusk\ 1m 1tmg mcr. Jbcl s the need fnr de\'(' lup1ng Il l' \\ to anc·n'ct the Pupp) Shup f{' S(IUfC'CS upC'n huuse nrt 1\ pr r\ iO wa s 1 ( 1 I J/- '" She ga\•e a va rtct \ uf \HWS fn r energ} C'onsc rvatwn 111 the humt' llsttng luwc1 thflr mosta t s. \\ eHI he r st r1ppmg, stom1 wlnduws <.~ntl doors . lllS Ui iil lo n . gt 111 d mmnt enant·c uf ftm ccts ~Hi d dn v mg . at ,, ... l \ -1 I ' ., \( __.. .. specu lat iOn uf deer t'1l !i lrt g number tl f jt)bs and thl' pffel l ve tt ·ra n~ this V.l l\ ha\c IJII pi:l rt lCUIDI'l\' tlit \SI:) W)lU .Ill' hand! CHpJWtf Mrs also rt HI ,ul ~1 a l1 11l :u1. 1cle frl>nl !Ill' N dtlnll al Nc 11 s fo• r ~tr s Ht·,,d,t Harkctt. thl' ne~ tlun<.a l ~rt un ty clHtll O'.dll Mrs Prall nut• rllhJI \red ;\-Lift hild been pi 1ccd Ill tile illetgs and Easte rn lhgh Sdlunl · \ r r· pP t \\<-I ' ;.~ bu t.:l\t.'n 1 n a pen.. 1 ht·lrl :11 the Atht· n~ i\ft· llt<'l !leJit h r·,·ntC'l Ullri t•r ti l( " II PU \ lSI\ Ill • f 1b ~· \t.•tiJrtllS Alfa u ~ und l!el.(tbill t<tl lu LI 1111.,..,,. N~w electnc p1zzo baker turn:, out pro teH10nol quali ty p•uo wt th 70o/o !es!. energy than rs requ11ed rn a conven110nal ga s or elecll 1C oven Hornemo de , h a zen or package m1x th1ck or th1n c ru~ t Use tf to heo t TV dmner ~. French f n e~. breaded ch1<.ken Worm r oll ~. l o~o 1hell1 HECI<' SREG. $17.96 s13'' ! . $2599 Model 3524, HECK'S REG. '34.96 DEPT. JEW ELRY DEPT. Mrs Dav1s repur1\.ng for Isabe lle Cou ch, ~~ 111, 1r,h1p dHt1111Hln noted ',HI he st hularsh tp lJI\l'! • thJs \ Cetr tu Dcmsc \1,n ::.hdll , a JUniOr member Mrs P,twt·ll and Mrs Mar june G t1Ctt sen ed ICC cream (tml cake fru111 t1 t.rb!r Ill LINDY AND LimE JOE 6 INCH KNIFE the F.J stCI rllu\ tf WITH SHEATH HECK'S REG. '9 .99 '3'' HECK'S REG. '5.99 SPO RTS DEPT. SPORTS DEPT. By Charlene Hoeflich \ Perhaps one uf the mcest tlungs ahnut reltremenl to that ) ou have the tm1c to travel tf you ha"' the money Anna Ogd tn, who has rea lly been arowld since rtllmng from leac ht ng, wa s JOined by her cousm Mabelle Nelson Smt lh , and Gladys Major of Dexter for a Canbbean Crutse recenll\' The trJU left Culwnbus for Pt. Evergiades , Fla. vta Jel and from there were lransporlt•d to an Italtan ship 'The Tetx•rico for the crutse Thetr lour gUide happened to be >omeonc the) had met before, Andy Anderson. who was • tlh them ort" lnp lo Alaska last swmner Thetr stops were at Montcgo Bay Jamatc" after bemg at sea a day and a mght, and then on to Panama Ca nal There the) crossed the tstl\mus b) bu>, an et ~hl hour trip, saw how shtps were l<iken through the r<~twl, ale at Ihe famed Pa nama Hotel and enjoyed a floo r sho11 , loured the ctty and then went ~Jilek lo the slup una train along U1~ south stde of the ca nal From there II was off to Ca rtegenn, lh(• walled ctty of Colm nbta, S A , and then lu Aruba and Venezuela 111th tours J'.tl'il place. One tounng bus " as a Mcrct,lcs lknlz molorcoac h but then ga~ Is che;1p there, JUSt 28 c en ls c1 g ~ ll o n becau.~c \Jf the hugh suppl y. TI1e lr10 descnbt~l Caracas, the c a p t ~JI uf Venezuela as ultra modern with tern hi<' trafftc prob le1m, suirounded b) rnountatns doltc'<l wtth squatters' huts 1 he1r tnp mcludcd eil'gC:~n t dumcr:s and fl oor s ho~ ~ ,wd rnanv acltVliiCS on board slup - Mtddlcport Alurnnt A"IICla li on ufft cers .tre hopmg fut " btgger ami better" reumon llus year Su as not to confllt'l w1th othe1 reunJUns, thetrs wtll be held on r'nday. 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Driessen leads 10-2 Cincy win TA MPA, Fla 1UPI I - each rapped out three htls as Dann y Dn es''!;t!'n si ngled , the Heds pound" l Pirate tripled and homered ~!lt d pitchers Bert Blyleven, Bob drove home f1vc runs til lcc1 d Tek ulv1C an d Ehas Sosa for the Ctnu nnall H"ls to lhctr Om; cxtu bit 10n seasu n h1~ h 17 f1flh Slratghl \ OLUlf) , H 10-2 htls. deciston over the Pittsburgh D ll c ss cn 's h o me r Pirates S;llurday aceountoo for twu uf three Tom St:a\'er Dave Thomltn runs the Heds scored m 1he and M cmny Sumu~nt11 ftr sl mnmg 'I he Red< hatt ed tea med tfl re st r i ct th e around m the ft fth mn mg '" 1-'irates to etKhl hits. one a they ndded four runs off ri rst inmng h om ~• b} Dave Bl ~· l e\en , one gomg home on On essen's tnp lc Park er Dncssen mul PNc Rose .scrunmage before llavlieek had unpacked Wtlhm ftve mmutes, Auerbach tu rned w legendary college coach Ben Carnevale and satd, " Look what we've got here." "He went back Ul Ohto that swnmet I 1963 ), work ed for weeks on Ius 15-20 foot shuts , U1en led the Celttcs wtlh a 19 9 poml storin g aver~ge the nPx:t season " llav hce~ ackn o~ ledges he Pl ay in g mor e tha n the W(.IS not a " natu r ~ l " i'lt typi ca k- rookte wttll tryc. ba sketball and worked hard pe r e nni a l c hamp tun s, to hone his game. But he al so Havlicek averaged 14 3 potnls pu mts out that h1s career of a game while showm ~ ·the mle lhgent pia) was passed on aggressive defenstve style from the agmg star s lie Jotnoo tha t had ftr st attracted In 1962 Auerbach "When I tam e up e\ eryone " Bu t th e man who made a saul I was gotng tu t.i:tkc btg diff et ence in Joh n's Ramsey s JOb as stxUl man,'' ca reer was (teammate) Jtm s;ud Ha ,ltcek , •iw Loscutoff ," satd Celt tcs populanzed the role of the public relaltons man llow1e f1rst man off the benLh McHugh "I was there one 'Guess who WCI S the f1rst gu ' day that rookie year when to g1eet me and welcome me Losey told Havlt cek, 'You've to the learn., Htghl ltarnse) got w lea rn to shoot more 1f He tmmedtatel y start ed yo u want to stay m lh tS teachtn~ lllc ill the thUt gs I'd leagu e. If you don't,~cy ' ll lmve to le<irn double team tl1e other guard ' That \\ ,15 al su r Hoti1 and you'll hur l the team more Cous) 's last )ear and aft er he than help them · h,Jd wak hed rn e awhile, he "That 's the most anwzrng pulk'<l me astde I had ne\eJ thmg to me," added McHu gh played ~u .trd before li e 1 nottced when I dnbbled down the noor, I'd pu t my body between the ball and · the defensive man Consequentl y I'd have my hark turne d and be un 0 ble to see all th~ players uri the court Well , U1at was nne of th e thmgs Crmsv wa< so ~r e at at an d no one " 't!l t-vcr know how much he helped rne " llav hcek's potnt was tha t R<unsey and Cousy could ha ve looked at the yo un ~ Oh iO~; -;, ; a threat to thetr de( lm~a r·cer s Instead they helped Havllt.tk, he sa1d, because "wmnmg wa s the only thtng th at mattered ft wa s a lutal. umfJCd, - team effort Tha t s what Celtt cs Prtde IS all about And the secret w tl was the way teams of tlle pd sl It ted to help pe ople of the futu re The tra rlttton 11as kept alt ve and passed along that v.ay ~1 111 As the young er sta tesman ba sketbal l's only Con,tmu ed on C-2 HECK'S REG. '1 .09 COSMOIC 'DEPT. By RICK GOSSELIN UPI Sports Write r KANSAS CITY , Mo I UP It - 0 J Stmpson IS no longer the best runtung ba ck m lhe NHt tnn al FcNJtba ll League He's not eve n th e · best runmng bac k m has ov.n ton ference any more Sunpson no longer rates as th e league's best ba ll earner because of a kn ee In Jur y whi ch cut his 1977 season short a nd he docs not re1gn as kmg of Ills own conf erence any more because of a tr ade last week that sent him from the Buffalo Btlls of the AFC to the San Francisco 49er> of the NFC In both m<tances, Sunpson has bee n forced to lake a lliJck seilt lu Walter Payton of the Chicago Bears It IS Payton's turn 111 the cycle " I adm tr e Walle r Payton," Sunpso n sa1d "I thmk he's a super pla)er I also adnure Tony Dorsett But t tme comes and tune goes Runmng backs come and runnmg ha cks go About the only thtng you can dots leave memorieS . "When I was at Southern Cal, f left there Wi th every record 111 the book No w I don 'I thmk I ha ve a record left because of Antl10ny Dav ts and RICk) Bell You 've got to rea lize that your tune comes; and when tt dues, some body else 1s gomg to be rtgh t there 'Persona lly, I lhtnk I've perform ed as well as anybody 01hen I was well And I thm k I wt ll perform as 01 ell as anybody befor e I'm throu gh ' 'l11e NFI. cy cle began wtth Jun Br own m the hflies, contmucd wtth Gale Sayers m Bro wn 's all-lime rus htng reeor d next season from tile Bay Area Sampson who wa s m K~nsas Cit' recen tly to pr urn ute, not ~ u r pn sm g ly, an orange JUice ftrm based m Sa n Franetst'O , IS 2,129 yards short of equall mg Brown .s carc'Cr output He has gtven hunself a two-year deadli ne for surpassmg th e furmr r Cleveland great "I only know of one great bac k who played very well tnto his thtrl tes ," sa td Stm pso n, ' and that wa s Leroy Kelly I Cleveland I Junmy Brown qUJl early and Gal e Sayers was badly llurt by tn jUrtes by the time he was NEW YOHK 1UPI ' - You know how much vou 11ant to catch your next bre ath ' TI1ot 's how much Don Zunmer wanted another p1tchcr He •s gol one now, a real bluc -<:htppe r, tn Denms Eckers ley wh o won 14 games w1th Cleveland la st year and should wm more this )ear with th at Boston ftrepower be hmd hmt Eckersley throws bullets Only 23, he 'll ltghten th e race tn tl1e Amencan I.eague J:ast but he won't dectde 11 The Yankees still look hke a mortal lock to me ' Today th e bullpen ts ever)1hing Beyond quest ton, the Yankees have fa1 and awa) th,.,besl The Heds added a seventh bullpen m baseball nght no11 and that 's mamly "h) I see them run 1n lhc stxth mnmg when gmng all tlte v.ay . wtnmng th etr diVI Sion, th e pennant and you Dave Colhns scored on Driescan throw m the Wor ld Senes. too sen's mfleld out Texas has unproted ttself apprectably 111 the AI. West but The Reds add ed thetr fmal t,,cks nottceabl) tn the bull pen The l(oyals are much stronger two runs m the c1ghth one 28 m that departm ent an il l th mk they II lead thetr dh1swn a gam commg o!f.Dnessen 's smgle, " In 1975, 11 seemed no one II1 the t\auonal Le ague. I see the Ph1 lhes 11tnmn ~ mthe East hts thtrd hit of the game hit me It felt hke I played the b) almost os muth <~ S tlle) •.tnt to and the Reds fmtsht ng ftrst Se aver, scheduled to pttch enllre season wilho!JI gellmg tn the We st, With th e Phlls fmall1 makt ng tl through the the Reds ' opener at horne htt But once you reach W, playoffs and tn:o their f1r st World Senes m 28 years aga mst Houston Thursday, yo u ge t .hit and you stll rt l<)l)kin g at all the teams here's huw I S€e them wmdmg up wnrkcd the ftr st six tnnmgs, leel mg 11 My first f1ve yea1 s Ameru·an League ) Ieiding both of the Pirate m the league, I neve r had a East West runs and a ll of lhe tr etght t.hc SI Xti es, Sunpson tn the bu sted li p or a scar on my Kall'" SC!ty L New York hit s sev~ntaes and nov. Payton as face. I'm :I2 now , If I play 2 Bos1on Texa::; NEW YORK IUPI )- Earl the league steams toward many more years, l' Uha\·e to 3 Detr ott Caltforma play the heav0 m' all Ill ) 4 Balllmore Jones, a &-fool- II cent er fr om 1980 Mm ·ota "Other peopl e ,Jre gotng to mov1es Mount Hope lligh School m 5 Mtlwauk ee "If I can play two more r. Cleveland West Vtrgin ta, Satur day ra te who's the best, " Sun pson became the first sophomore satd I JUS! tr y tn do the best year s wtlhllut tnjury, lthmk I 7 Tortonto can gel the yards I need 1to smce Kareem Abdul-Jabbar JOb th at I can Nathmal i..A•agUl' "When I came tnto the break Rrown 's ~ord 1 I m l963 wbe named wthe fi rst West East team on the Parade league, Gole &l)ers wa s sllll generally don't th10k m terms I Ph tladelphta Cmrmnat1 Magazme AII-Amenca htgh play ing I can recall pla)o ng of r ecords but tha t one 2 St Lou ts Los Angelt'S m Soldt cr's F'teld and he wa s all'o aysst.>t"'ms tocome up It '~ school basketball squad. Hou<lon :1 Ptllsburgh tlbdui-Jabbar , then known stand1 ng along the stdehnes I R m il estone With lh r 4 Montrea l San F'nmrascn 111 the game Julie Plank hit one free as Lew Al cmdor , was a ga tned d ose to 200 )ards thai sched ule ~nmg tn 16 games 5 Chtcago San Oteg o Atlanta throw for llortley wtUJ :15 Parade first team All - da y and I don't Ounk he I'd be chsappomted 1f I dnJ 11 'I r. New York seconds wgo and Wtlltams, a Amenca selectaon in earh of gmned 10 But m my rntnd get 1t " If th er e's an y sudt thmg as a da rk horse m bot h leagces, the :HI JUniOr foward, d tnched his th ree va rstty seasons .11 U1crc has never been a better Ttgers could be 11 I ltke the kids lite) lutu>, Ttm Corcoran , the ga me for Ha rtley wtth Power Memor1al Academy m runntng ba ck than Gale PEHSONS APPLY CINCINNAT I I UP It The Ja son Thompson and Ste\'e Kem p, and thetr pitching should be two free throws at the 15 New York 11 96~ ) and tf S;l\ers And he doesn'l have too many records, etther list nf candtda tes for the much better with Mark Ftdry ch back lo l<i kt• Ius re!(Uior turn second mark. That gave the Jones can accomplish thot ·If )ou sa w Ga le play, you Univers tly of Cmc1nn a u 's With Da"e Hozema and Jm1 Slato n Hawks a 5&-54 lead and feCit for twu !llore seasons he DetrOil coul d rno\e past Baltunor<• tn!n thtrd place tn the AI. lovt'<llhc m;m Be left us wtth head basketbilll cuadung jub Tucket closed th e scon ng would become the first player East The Orwles dtd as well as tile) P'-'Sstbl) could last ) ear now tops 40, says UC Alhleltc 011\h a bas ket wit h three m 15 years to achieve that tnCillOri('S ' and may slip hack, Snnpson gamed 557 yards Dtret tor B11l Jemke honor. seconds to go. Netther if1il"aukee nor Cleveland's pllchtng ISg a red for the last year with the B1lls before One) began us search for a In selelltng 40 players from Tucker, a stx -foo t semor , long hau l and Toronto ma) be ha rd pu l to wm as many games not only set a new stngle across Ute nalton to Its 22nd h1s sea!)(l\l ended wath an new coach Tuesda) " hen as last year when tlm~ma ged only 54 vtelones mjur) to hiS left knee tn the Gale Catlett qu tl to go to We 1 game record wtth her 36 annua l squad, Pa rade tapped In the AL West, 11 should be stn ctly between the Royals and sevfllh g:une Ytrgm 1a high school stars from 22 po mls, but also shattert'<l a the RBnger s TI1 e Angels still are search mg for someone to A No\ emb er opera tiOn .Jen1ke sa1d interVIew s have stltles Caltforma led the wa y t wo-g~m e mar k. She had 34 back. up Frank Tanana and Nolan Hyan Jne Kudt and Bobby r ·rnnvl.!d somc tart llage from been set up with several potnls m the Pa nt her s wtth ft ve selectiOns, II1 diana Grteh both have to stay hea lthy for Cahfornw to be any kmd of th e ' , .. J ll't' ;md Simpson , a candtdales and the new coach sermft nal win over Delphos had four and New York, threat Kentucky and lll tnots each nati ve of San Frandsco, wtll IS expected w be named St John's Friday . The loss of Lyma n Bostock and Lorr) lhsle can't posStbll co ntl nut• Ins assaul t on sometime next week placed three make the Twms any str onger Fourth pial'' 1s as htgh as I can sec the Twms ftmshtng It should be a long, long season iur Cha rhe Fmley and the A's, and an even longer one fo r the Mann ers Over 111 the Na ttonal Lea!(U e, havmg Tom Sea\ er all season long wtll make all the dtffl'r ence m tho worl d to the Hed s Enough dtfference to beat th e Dodgers mthe Weste rn Dtvtsion . Btll Vtrdon feels ht s Astros coul d fmish ahead of etther the Reds or the Dodger s, bull don't tht nk so When and tf V1da Blue hnally gets Si tuated, th e Gtants w11l be stronger , bu t sllll not strong ennugh to crash the hrst three spots 10 th e dl\oston Roger Cratg , thetr oew1nanager, 1113) be able IQ move his Padres up , but I'm mchned to doubltt Not enough ptlclun g / thinlt a lot of people ,Jre gomg mem ory-makers A "new' and not en ough hitting , even w1 th Oscar Gambl e added mme to life agam By RICK VANSANT Ill be glad I saved th ts 1970 - the last year Crosley The walls, the gtganlic UNION, Ky. (UP! )- When The Braves will prove they can ft msh last wtth a lot nf was used - aut omobtle ts st tll modest sa larted pla yers )US! as well as the y can w1th a bu nl'h ba llpark." scor eboa rd, dugouts , bat Ute Naltonal League seasonLuebber s has do ne a betng muted on the left field of mt lhonatres opener ts played April 6 in racks, even the turnstil es fence meticulous rebo tldmg JOb nea rb y C tn ci nn a t t 's .dl authentic, all tak en from Jerry Morales and Mark Ltttell make the Cardinals str on ~er Luebber s was the biggest tn my book, and tf Kent Tckulvc and Eltas Sosa don 't perform even mcludmg the mfarnous the Cmctnnat t Crosley Field Riv er front Stadium , some buy er when md1vidual pteces up to expecl<it ions w1th the Pira tes , the Expos mtght steal CTIItc ol the new "sten le, d~<m a nthng site - have been Crosley Field terrace ol the park were sold aft er third place away from tiJem Instead ol a gravel warning antiseptic" loo k tn stadiums reconstructed by Lar ry dismanUmg a few years ago track at the outfield wall , IS bound to wonder , " What Luebbers on his 210-acre Dave Km gman 'wtll have a b1g year for th e Cubs, I'm prl'll~ " I just couldn 't be heve the) sure, but I'm not so sure about Bru ce Sutter Crosley feawred a grassy ever happened to those good farm . " I'm always tntrodu ced as inclin e Re as· outlt elders were tearing it down ," he old ballparks?" If the Mets had nine Steve Hcndcrsons, I'd be mchncd to t.llke the man who's rebuilding learned wskillfully scamper said . " ! never Imagined an other look at them, but smce he 's the only one thl'l have, one Well , just travel from Cmcmnatl across the 01\l<t Cros ley Field in hts up ·the terrace, but VISiting they'd actua lly do away with look ts more than enough Rtver a lew miles to the burkyard ," says l.AJebbers oulftelders oft en fell down Crosley Field I guess that's hamlet of Union, Ky, and "Some people wonder why, trying to chase down long the real reason I did allth ts I didn't want it to disappear " you'll see one of those former bet I lhtnk lt 's a good proJect drives. Not only has Crosley not Lu e b be r s says Luebbers, 37, a prosperous major leagu e parks ' d i sappe ared - it al!k>tS being reconstruction ts now about "Kentu cky countr y ham " An astonishing project used agam . Luebbers lets 90 percent completed and th e rebuilding or Crosley dealer, has sun k about $35,000 local youth baseball teams be 's now pulling the linishmg Field, the quaint home of the into his fi ve-year r~t lding use t~e fie ld. touches on the beautiful old Cincinna ti Heds ior nearly 60 eff ort . "I don't have a s4tgle 65-lool long and 50-foot htgh • And who knows, maybe years ts nea nn g Frida y Nf'.,., Yon . \ NL J Plfl Cf'd someda y, the Reds also will Base ball oulf1E' Ider Elliott Mi'lddo~ on th(' regret abou t starling tl," scoreboard complellon, Atlanta -· Opt,oned p1IC:hcr d 1o;ablf'd l1 !1' OPI IOneCI p li ChN ''Getting the clock up there make another appearance at Frank On the crest of a huge hill says Luebber s, an avid LaCorte and '"' 'e1oer Rov Let' Jackson to Tidf'wltler Rob Bel loLr to Richmond ol Jhe ot ltle tntPrncll ,oni'l l Leaouc that was bulldozed and land- baseball ran who spent a lot of is a bt t of a problem," he Crosley. Toronto Relvrnt!O p1tcher " I've thought about an old- tnlerna t,onat League sent scap ed t o fit the actual hi s childhood watching the says, "But It'll be running Pi tCher Craig Skok ana m11e1aer Larry Dem ery to thf' Pills soon timers game here for some dimenstons olthe park - 328 Heds play at Crosley. Br uce BenedlCI IO m 1nor leagv~ burgh P !ralf''5 College The minute hand on the time, " says Luebbers "We'll camp or re ass1gnm en l "II1 fact, everyday it seems feel down the left field hne Chtcago (AL ) Ask.eo vcon;pa H1red Hug !1 just have to see wha t and 366 down the right held more worthw hil e to me, clock is live feel lon g, wa1ver s on p tt chet B.ul John Ou 1ham , former Flor ida Slate son and outf ie lders Roy l e cnttch . i'S l'lea o baskeloal l The walls, with their adver- happens." line - Crosley Field has l'wenly yea rs from now, I Sillim a n a nd Bobby Colucc::1o coach Us tng messages, ar e 1 Jones on first team Bishop Hartley cQps girls Class AA title pomtS and tearnmHtc Am y Pa Ilay added Iii In ptm er Columbu<B1shop ll artley to a 53-56 \'!dory ove r Sprmgboro Saturd,ty afternoon ;<1.,_ the ftnals uf the Class i'IA fl tr ls Slltte lugh sc hool l:mketball tuur nan1cnt at St John Ar ena ·nw 47ilOmt oulp ut by the two Hart ley stars overshadowed a record-setting 3&pmnt perfor 111ancc by Sprmgboro 's Anw Tucker Bartley , whtch won It s second AA chitmpwnslnp m tiJC tou rnament' s three-yea r htstory , tratled 41140 after Tucke r's basket with 7.28 left 111 the ~a me, but the Hawks, " 'lh Wtlltams sconng I I points ;md Pa llay four ree led off 15 unattswe red points to la ke a aS-48 OJargtn Wllh two and one half mtnutes to play Sprmgboro, wh tch lost fur the fi rst time in 25 games, ba ttled back, however , wtth a basket by Tucker cutt mg t1te margm to 55-S4 w1th I 13 left Two candidates not interested A' :1llilry wtll meet HI the h, me uf Mable Brown "n Tuestla) ill 7 30 t> 111 Toptc lor lht• mt.· Ct ln g " ill be Spccliil Foret gn Helatton H The cuntry tu be studtcd Will he Peru. Other bu,.ness wtll be conduc1et! at th e meetin Hts btgges t Havltcek played all 82 games, pub lic tty ave ragmg 34 mtnules of dtsappotn tmenl was be mg playmg tune and scormg 15 9 bypassed for the 1960 U.S po mls a contest Olymp tc team "The way he's playtng, you Havlice k ahnosl had two wonder why he's reltrmg,' professwnal sports Cll reers satd General Ma nager Red - and reportedly was good Auerimch, whu selected Ohio enough for th ree. Slate's Havlicek m the ftrst A I Ia n I a Br a v es round 10 1962 while passmg kn uckleballer Ph tl Ntekro, a uver scorers Chet Walker and high school teamma te , satd Terry Dtschtn ger. " If , you Havhcek had all the tools w watched ht m and dtdn't know become a hardh tttmg ftrsl h1s age, you'd never guess baseman tn th e maJ or "But he wants w relt re leagues while he's sti ll playm g good Ohto Slate football coach basketball and wa nts to go Woody Hayes used to out like the great player he mtroduce him as "th e best always ha s been," sa1d quarterback tn the Big Ten, Auerbach, who coached htm on ly he 's not playmg" The tn hts ftrstfour years as a pro. Cleveland Browns kept him The pecu har thing about as a lt ghl end unlll th e fmal Havli cek - and many of lhe cut before giVIng the iob to gems Auerbach found late m Gar y Collt ns, wh'!1, also the ftrst round of NBA draft s pun ted - ts that few forecast hts After betng watved by the greatness . He was the Bro WTL~. w1th an mV1tat10n to defenstv e guard at Oh to ret urn the nex t fall, Havhcek Stat e, where te ammates ma de a fas t br ea k for Jeu y Lucas, La rry Stegfrted Marshfi eld , Mass, where and Bobby Kmght got the , Auerbach pu t hun tn a 0. J. sets sights for Jim Brown's records • COLU MBUS 1UP I I Nanc) Wtlham s pour"l 111 31 00 HOUSEW ARE DE PT. oppostlton's toughest forward m hts last weekend, as he has throughout Iu s career in which Boston won etght NBA cha mpw nshtps and he became the third htghesl scorer m league ht slor y. The dtfference will be m the wee kend-lon g ce lebr at to n · planned for the qutel and· melt culous ma n fr om Martms Ferry, Ohto, whose wrsey No 17 will be rettred early nex t season The mayor of Boston will decl are Aprtl 7-9 as John llavhcek weekend , the clu b will throw a btrlhda y party Saturday ntght and hold a fete Sunday afternoon dunn g the halflune of the fmale ag amst Buffa lo TheCelttcs, the last team w heap going-a11ay presents on llavheek, will gtve hun a mob tl e tra1le r va lued at $40,000 And when the season IS over, man) Will ask why lhe NBA 's Ironman left so soon They wtll pomt out that SPORTS • ACIOb ••II the gangly ktd who took Frank RB msey's sJxlh<nan job and turned 11 mlo a sctence, th e young veteran stea lmg the ball wtth ltme runn10 g out m the 1965 seunftna l se nes to preserve a 110-109 '" n over Philadelpht a, the wounded swmgman playmg with a da ngli ng n ghl •rm a nd stngle han ded ly keeptng Boston close 10 a 1973 Easter n Conference Iitle defeat to the New York Kmcks llavlicek the oppor tunist the maestro or chestratmg the rebtrlh of a champton m the 1974 fmal senes agamsl Mt lwaukee , the seemmgly tooold ma n lhrowmg m offbal ance shots to help sea l a triple over time wm aga msl Phoerux m 1976, and the ageless star sltll dtvmg for loose ball s while playmg for the shell of a team that pa ssed for th e 19n-78 Celtt cs Tirough he turns 38 on Saturday Havltcek sttll wtll be assign ed to guard the iunbav ~imes · itntintl t' hHlfi!Htn , \1 , •, dno rut ed By GIL PETERS UPI Sports Writer BOSTON (UPI ) - From a two-handed dunk in 1962 to an expected r aft er crocktng receplton next Sunday, the ! &year career of John llavh cek has brough t memories to a nation of basketball fans Ig nore everythmg else and concentrate on one record : lhts purported ly mortal man will ha ve played tn 1,270. games for the runmn gest team Ul Nalwnal Basketball Assoctallon history. Ills low pulse beat and large lungs have helped the so-ca lled " Btonie Ma n" endure 8, 000 mtles of on-eo urt hustl e, but 11 ts hts destre to excel that has made llavhcek great. Hts own assessment sums up J ohn Havlicek best "I never was a great shooter or a great rebounder. Other players are fa ster and can jump htgher But I'm an opportumst " llavlteek the opportumsl - ..;. \11 ~ Cl' lll !llH ( FISl'l Community! I Comer II 1 DIGITAL CLOCK RADIO HAVE tl NICE WEEK ' ~ ~-· AM·FM r ---·- ------------, Ii SOUNDESIGN tl modera le ra te nf Spc'cd She ta lked of lilc gtowlli m crnbers C:lrc nay,; CJ n; UidllllK thc1n. \ 7811 W\l h ]u WCf ~ ~ It age , cJil ti IJI\ The Pomeroy PTA has moved tnlu il('lllm to lend suppott to · bills 111 the Ohto Legtslature wht ch would pruhtbtl telc~h tmc• r·ompames from charg1 ng on a meC:~ s ured !'l ervlce bctsls, 1 t.' number uf calls Pett ltons have been p'repiired and l''l tl , SUNDAY & MONDAY APRIL 2ND & 3RD funwccs. cJ pslng ~_;H unu!';ed ruo n1s, rcplacmg light bulbs t he h l ~h wa} • C-1- The Sunday Times-Senl10el, Sunday, Aprt l 2, 1978 ' ' Mr s --· CJNCINN,\Ti i UPI) - Two leadmg ,candtdates among 40 prospects in the searc h for a Uni ve rsit y of Cin ctnnali basket ball co ach have indt ca ted they ar e not mterested in the JOb Nor th Ca t;~Jima-Char lotle Coach Lee Rose an d Cretghton Coach Torn Apkc satd Fr tday they asked UC Athletic Director Bill Jenike to look elsew her e for a rep lacement to Gale Cattell , who restgned Monday Ill go to West Vll'gmia University,. Hose, a Ci ncmna lt fr eshman coach 111 the mid1960s, told the Charlotte Observer he was "absolutely - not interested" In the job here and wtll ask J e111ke to remove h1s name from cnns1 d~ra u on • Apke, who attend eo high schoolm Cinctnnott and la ter was a b'l'aduate assistant coach a t UC, smd he told Jemke Friday af ternoon that he wasri't mlerested "and that I didn't want to muddy the wate rs 10 any way I don't want to stand m the way of Ctnctnna ti making a speedy deC ISIOn.11 Anothe r popular candtdate for th e , JOb, form er profess ional sta r Oscar Robertson, has told UC he ts not mter esl ed m the JOb Jemke satd Th ursday he hoped to name a new coac h th is week. Trio combines for 3-0 victory FORT MYEHS, Fla. (UP! ) pttched the mnth wtthout - De nn is Leona rd, J tm allowing a hit. Colborn and Do ug Btrd The outing was the best of combined lor a four-hitt er the spring for Col bu rn, who Saturday to hft the Kansas entered the game with an 0-2 City Hoyals to their fi rst record and a 13.20pa med run spring Ifalnlng shutout with a .B\1Croge. 3-0 decision over the Atlanta Pete Lacock, George Brett, and Darrell Porter singled Braves Leonard allowed Iwo hils 111 home rWts for Kansas Cll y orr the fir st two Innings before losing pitcher Tommy Boggs giving way to Colburn,. who Brett led the Hoyals with two 1ole sh ut out Atla nta on two . hits while Willie Wilson & si ngles for six Innings. Rlrd two bases to boost his spring tota l to 20 • Crosley Field project • IS Dearing completion Sports transactions II �,, B~ - The Sunday • Times..Senhnel, Sunday , Apr112, 1978 · Auxiliary...plans for April junior cotzference ' meetlng of the JUnr ur diid sem o r Arllt'rti'rtrl I L'l:lurt thl' llll't:tmg fur pa rtlClpaliOn m 1ht• Cancer r rusade m AuxihaQ Apll l Mrs Iva Puwell and Mrs f{(•uter v. 1ll co·chc~lr the of tlH' Dr t'l\ Pmrtt'l ~~~ lHttts :m, Webster Pt1"il r uesda\' lllght Mrs \\ tldt~ rmuth !\1~rrJ o rte Ht•utf•r , .md Mrs. Belt\ \\des ap· 1\t'ff' lunch t'I J!l ErlJla tht tu Mt s~ comm lltrt• with Srmth und Mr )j (;t•ne\ Jt' \ ' C IHndlr MeJnhD rl lu thl' Nanlt'\i l u thL· \\l'rl' r ecepttur1 hnspu al!t~ t'omr rn!lrc Mrs ~lan ~l.1111n .md Mr > Pearl Knapp \1 ns Dm ot h~ Jt'n k ms \\ Ill be pwmst ~ cda D'" ts aetl\ltH'S t h::unn~n . Mrs , Junll>r lliJ tt:d that 1 11 1 1 Ann Wuud of has been t'ndiJrSrd as a l'a ndtdntc for JU!llor Pomeru ~ E 1~hth lltStrtl! pJeSJdent Pam P!ltH·r s .111d P<Ju l <~ K loes Will sent' as delP~·Itf' s :n largC' fo1 !he lDrl\'L'ntwn I,I, J!h Ro1Ju1 l'rtnlpbcll. •\ nnll' Wtl es, Hhu11dd HC'U l t'I W()(Jd, .Shcrr1 MHr·sh all !.tJ! 1 St~rah Wells, and ll:~rbara Wd ls to be tht• dt~JC'gd\C:"!, ~ 1 nd .J t.m· mfer l"<•Ulh. I r<tL't'~ Jeffers. Peggy Glrd!Um l Lesn Wells, ·coLo'' · ~ lfospnal and a gtft wtl l be sent to her Junwr members opened the mectmg m rnuatJstle form with Pa ula Kl oes, jumor cli~1 n t1 pres1 dcnl. presJdmg Robtn Campbell served "1s ch ap l~un , P a m Pn\\ CI'S <I S depa rtment vtee prest dcnt Namrd at thr meet mg wer(' Yh s Pearl Kna pp, ftl r cl gn Jlele~a l cs to the annuol rel atiU!l:'i chatnn an rea d an L'tlnvcntton to be held ln a rt Jcle ·nn Peru g1vmg a bn ef L'IPve land 111 July The htstorl' of the customs, del egalcs are M1ss Smtth, eduraiJu nal aci !Vll!rs an d \1rs Cathermr Welsh Mrs t ('unumic ~ nd politl< ul fH ccts (;nH' {' Pratt . and ~1r s uf 1he go ver nm ent. Also MaJor 1e Guett Alternates are prt'sent 1ng 111 fo n n ut 1U n un Mrs lJ~lV I S, Mrs Meinhart. Pt'r u " as Mrs Oav1s and the ~1r s Jenk tns and Mrs Rev William Mtddleswanh . Puwell It Y.as amJUunced pa s1or of St Pa ul's Lutheran thot at the Apnl mectmg Ch urch , who showed sit des on Ihere wt ll ll<' a speaker from lhc counlr) enltlled "Plant a th e Suld tcrs and Sailors Seed, Kcap 11 ll arvest Orphans Home tn Xent d The Fur cummumty scn ·Ke. publi c "til be mv tted and Mrs Powell mtruduced Huth \Hil t'S a L11VIt\CS !- Hi t' • pOintf'd Hondo- retiring--tributes. continuing _, ' POMER O\ The Dtst IICI H,J bln Lr!1e w, Cha rl olle B Jumor Confeu'rH'l' ttl bt· l.thl'w and Laura Ohlinger as held tn Pllm(Tll) 1111 •\pnl 15 the i:! ltcrn atrs was " p l e~nm•d dur tng d Plans were made durmg • rh.•tJirr ' Tomght thru Thur sday . Aprtlll ho st~s.ses i\111 br Mts.s Smllh and Mrs Fa1 e Wtldermutlt Pu Wl'fS uf the Pumrro} L1br<tn who showed a f1lm un ~ letter \\CIS rt.•ad from tht~ Meq~ s C u unt~ Health skatcb;>ard safet) . The ftlm explamed Ihe Iechrilq ue of llrpCJrtnH•n t sk ateboard nd m~. d<Jngrrs un.o lved tn .Jbn ut the uf an aux11lar ~ Ab(, re<HJ 1\ a~ e1 lette r frum 1 ~ amzatum Mrs Pratt. pt estdent. \I, ('!Cu m<'cl Mr s Fr.tn ces r l'ttd tt ~o!ll st e~r Rc;,r.rt1 s Mtss Sm1th mother Am r r~ c amsm ctuurman rrdd Hn anrcle on the pledge uf alleg tance, ond Mrs Metnh ort re poried con\ tl!es('ent card s had been matt ed to ll elrna Savrc, Sarah Wells, Mr and Mrs . Ct•v rgl' Ha ckett , Shern M.Jrshall and f:ula lit• Webster Mrs Pratt t han ked " members 01ho helped wtth the htrt hda) ~wd p<HI ) t he d1stnd lOnventlOn Shorn Mar>hall was reponed a patient al Chtldren 's l.q~; wn CA RT OON the the skater and till' pcdcstnan the Tuntagan \ Au xilia ry Mrs. MHry M .u1 m's t•J \Hl .tskmg support of Mar~ I.IJ U was · • [ncr~) - \Vhere to Lehnert for thl' nfftte uf Amen ca " Shr d ~.su 1 bed the t r t.'asurer Dl•pa rtment of cn s1s as bcmg real <~nd 1~11'- l'd Oh1u Th r.mk ~nu nnte~ fm m q u est 1 o n ~ a buut *' :1" ~ the Orphans htl mr at Xcma sh011age and h t l\\ •• 1'j 1 l' l~ f11 r Chr 1 ~1 mas 1l'!lll'm br anLl'S the economy . w· l1 J,.;l;" "crt• read growth poh c~ , ttH dr i ' 1 An rm rta!Lun frum the Ohto In th e j UIJ /! J,IJ /, . 1, Suldt ers {lnd Smlnrs' Horn(' at pussJbtlJt} nf .t rL·u ,:-.\un an. I Scmdusk\ 1m 1tmg mcr. Jbcl s the need fnr de\'(' lup1ng Il l' \\ to anc·n'ct the Pupp) Shup f{' S(IUfC'CS upC'n huuse nrt 1\ pr r\ iO wa s 1 ( 1 I J/- '" She ga\•e a va rtct \ uf \HWS fn r energ} C'onsc rvatwn 111 the humt' llsttng luwc1 thflr mosta t s. \\ eHI he r st r1ppmg, stom1 wlnduws <.~ntl doors . lllS Ui iil lo n . gt 111 d mmnt enant·c uf ftm ccts ~Hi d dn v mg . at ,, ... l \ -1 I ' ., \( __.. .. specu lat iOn uf deer t'1l !i lrt g number tl f jt)bs and thl' pffel l ve tt ·ra n~ this V.l l\ ha\c IJII pi:l rt lCUIDI'l\' tlit \SI:) W)lU .Ill' hand! CHpJWtf Mrs also rt HI ,ul ~1 a l1 11l :u1. 1cle frl>nl !Ill' N dtlnll al Nc 11 s fo• r ~tr s Ht·,,d,t Harkctt. thl' ne~ tlun<.a l ~rt un ty clHtll O'.dll Mrs Prall nut• rllhJI \red ;\-Lift hild been pi 1ccd Ill tile illetgs and Easte rn lhgh Sdlunl · \ r r· pP t \\<-I ' ;.~ bu t.:l\t.'n 1 n a pen.. 1 ht·lrl :11 the Atht· n~ i\ft· llt<'l !leJit h r·,·ntC'l Ullri t•r ti l( " II PU \ lSI\ Ill • f 1b ~· \t.•tiJrtllS Alfa u ~ und l!el.(tbill t<tl lu LI 1111.,..,,. N~w electnc p1zzo baker turn:, out pro teH10nol quali ty p•uo wt th 70o/o !es!. energy than rs requ11ed rn a conven110nal ga s or elecll 1C oven Hornemo de , h a zen or package m1x th1ck or th1n c ru~ t Use tf to heo t TV dmner ~. French f n e~. breaded ch1<.ken Worm r oll ~. l o~o 1hell1 HECI<' SREG. $17.96 s13'' ! . $2599 Model 3524, HECK'S REG. '34.96 DEPT. JEW ELRY DEPT. 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Evergiades , Fla. vta Jel and from there were lransporlt•d to an Italtan ship 'The Tetx•rico for the crutse Thetr lour gUide happened to be >omeonc the) had met before, Andy Anderson. who was • tlh them ort" lnp lo Alaska last swmner Thetr stops were at Montcgo Bay Jamatc" after bemg at sea a day and a mght, and then on to Panama Ca nal There the) crossed the tstl\mus b) bu>, an et ~hl hour trip, saw how shtps were l<iken through the r<~twl, ale at Ihe famed Pa nama Hotel and enjoyed a floo r sho11 , loured the ctty and then went ~Jilek lo the slup una train along U1~ south stde of the ca nal From there II was off to Ca rtegenn, lh(• walled ctty of Colm nbta, S A , and then lu Aruba and Venezuela 111th tours J'.tl'il place. One tounng bus " as a Mcrct,lcs lknlz molorcoac h but then ga~ Is che;1p there, JUSt 28 c en ls c1 g ~ ll o n becau.~c \Jf the hugh suppl y. TI1e lr10 descnbt~l Caracas, the c a p t ~JI uf Venezuela as ultra modern with tern hi<' trafftc prob le1m, suirounded b) rnountatns doltc'<l wtth squatters' huts 1 he1r tnp mcludcd eil'gC:~n t dumcr:s and fl oor s ho~ ~ ,wd rnanv acltVliiCS on board slup - Mtddlcport Alurnnt A"IICla li on ufft cers .tre hopmg fut " btgger ami better" reumon llus year Su as not to confllt'l w1th othe1 reunJUns, thetrs wtll be held on r'nday. 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Driessen leads 10-2 Cincy win TA MPA, Fla 1UPI I - each rapped out three htls as Dann y Dn es''!;t!'n si ngled , the Heds pound" l Pirate tripled and homered ~!lt d pitchers Bert Blyleven, Bob drove home f1vc runs til lcc1 d Tek ulv1C an d Ehas Sosa for the Ctnu nnall H"ls to lhctr Om; cxtu bit 10n seasu n h1~ h 17 f1flh Slratghl \ OLUlf) , H 10-2 htls. deciston over the Pittsburgh D ll c ss cn 's h o me r Pirates S;llurday aceountoo for twu uf three Tom St:a\'er Dave Thomltn runs the Heds scored m 1he and M cmny Sumu~nt11 ftr sl mnmg 'I he Red< hatt ed tea med tfl re st r i ct th e around m the ft fth mn mg '" 1-'irates to etKhl hits. one a they ndded four runs off ri rst inmng h om ~• b} Dave Bl ~· l e\en , one gomg home on On essen's tnp lc Park er Dncssen mul PNc Rose .scrunmage before llavlieek had unpacked Wtlhm ftve mmutes, Auerbach tu rned w legendary college coach Ben Carnevale and satd, " Look what we've got here." "He went back Ul Ohto that swnmet I 1963 ), work ed for weeks on Ius 15-20 foot shuts , U1en led the Celttcs wtlh a 19 9 poml storin g aver~ge the nPx:t season " llav hce~ ackn o~ ledges he Pl ay in g mor e tha n the W(.IS not a " natu r ~ l " i'lt typi ca k- rookte wttll tryc. ba sketball and worked hard pe r e nni a l c hamp tun s, to hone his game. But he al so Havlicek averaged 14 3 potnls pu mts out that h1s career of a game while showm ~ ·the mle lhgent pia) was passed on aggressive defenstve style from the agmg star s lie Jotnoo tha t had ftr st attracted In 1962 Auerbach "When I tam e up e\ eryone " Bu t th e man who made a saul I was gotng tu t.i:tkc btg diff et ence in Joh n's Ramsey s JOb as stxUl man,'' ca reer was (teammate) Jtm s;ud Ha ,ltcek , •iw Loscutoff ," satd Celt tcs populanzed the role of the public relaltons man llow1e f1rst man off the benLh McHugh "I was there one 'Guess who WCI S the f1rst gu ' day that rookie year when to g1eet me and welcome me Losey told Havlt cek, 'You've to the learn., Htghl ltarnse) got w lea rn to shoot more 1f He tmmedtatel y start ed yo u want to stay m lh tS teachtn~ lllc ill the thUt gs I'd leagu e. If you don't,~cy ' ll lmve to le<irn double team tl1e other guard ' That \\ ,15 al su r Hoti1 and you'll hur l the team more Cous) 's last )ear and aft er he than help them · h,Jd wak hed rn e awhile, he "That 's the most anwzrng pulk'<l me astde I had ne\eJ thmg to me," added McHu gh played ~u .trd before li e 1 nottced when I dnbbled down the noor, I'd pu t my body between the ball and · the defensive man Consequentl y I'd have my hark turne d and be un 0 ble to see all th~ players uri the court Well , U1at was nne of th e thmgs Crmsv wa< so ~r e at at an d no one " 't!l t-vcr know how much he helped rne " llav hcek's potnt was tha t R<unsey and Cousy could ha ve looked at the yo un ~ Oh iO~; -;, ; a threat to thetr de( lm~a r·cer s Instead they helped Havllt.tk, he sa1d, because "wmnmg wa s the only thtng th at mattered ft wa s a lutal. umfJCd, - team effort Tha t s what Celtt cs Prtde IS all about And the secret w tl was the way teams of tlle pd sl It ted to help pe ople of the futu re The tra rlttton 11as kept alt ve and passed along that v.ay ~1 111 As the young er sta tesman ba sketbal l's only Con,tmu ed on C-2 HECK'S REG. '1 .09 COSMOIC 'DEPT. By RICK GOSSELIN UPI Sports Write r KANSAS CITY , Mo I UP It - 0 J Stmpson IS no longer the best runtung ba ck m lhe NHt tnn al FcNJtba ll League He's not eve n th e · best runmng bac k m has ov.n ton ference any more Sunpson no longer rates as th e league's best ba ll earner because of a kn ee In Jur y whi ch cut his 1977 season short a nd he docs not re1gn as kmg of Ills own conf erence any more because of a tr ade last week that sent him from the Buffalo Btlls of the AFC to the San Francisco 49er> of the NFC In both m<tances, Sunpson has bee n forced to lake a lliJck seilt lu Walter Payton of the Chicago Bears It IS Payton's turn 111 the cycle " I adm tr e Walle r Payton," Sunpso n sa1d "I thmk he's a super pla)er I also adnure Tony Dorsett But t tme comes and tune goes Runmng backs come and runnmg ha cks go About the only thtng you can dots leave memorieS . "When I was at Southern Cal, f left there Wi th every record 111 the book No w I don 'I thmk I ha ve a record left because of Antl10ny Dav ts and RICk) Bell You 've got to rea lize that your tune comes; and when tt dues, some body else 1s gomg to be rtgh t there 'Persona lly, I lhtnk I've perform ed as well as anybody 01hen I was well And I thm k I wt ll perform as 01 ell as anybody befor e I'm throu gh ' 'l11e NFI. cy cle began wtth Jun Br own m the hflies, contmucd wtth Gale Sayers m Bro wn 's all-lime rus htng reeor d next season from tile Bay Area Sampson who wa s m K~nsas Cit' recen tly to pr urn ute, not ~ u r pn sm g ly, an orange JUice ftrm based m Sa n Franetst'O , IS 2,129 yards short of equall mg Brown .s carc'Cr output He has gtven hunself a two-year deadli ne for surpassmg th e furmr r Cleveland great "I only know of one great bac k who played very well tnto his thtrl tes ," sa td Stm pso n, ' and that wa s Leroy Kelly I Cleveland I Junmy Brown qUJl early and Gal e Sayers was badly llurt by tn jUrtes by the time he was NEW YOHK 1UPI ' - You know how much vou 11ant to catch your next bre ath ' TI1ot 's how much Don Zunmer wanted another p1tchcr He •s gol one now, a real bluc -<:htppe r, tn Denms Eckers ley wh o won 14 games w1th Cleveland la st year and should wm more this )ear with th at Boston ftrepower be hmd hmt Eckersley throws bullets Only 23, he 'll ltghten th e race tn tl1e Amencan I.eague J:ast but he won't dectde 11 The Yankees still look hke a mortal lock to me ' Today th e bullpen ts ever)1hing Beyond quest ton, the Yankees have fa1 and awa) th,.,besl The Heds added a seventh bullpen m baseball nght no11 and that 's mamly "h) I see them run 1n lhc stxth mnmg when gmng all tlte v.ay . wtnmng th etr diVI Sion, th e pennant and you Dave Colhns scored on Driescan throw m the Wor ld Senes. too sen's mfleld out Texas has unproted ttself apprectably 111 the AI. West but The Reds add ed thetr fmal t,,cks nottceabl) tn the bull pen The l(oyals are much stronger two runs m the c1ghth one 28 m that departm ent an il l th mk they II lead thetr dh1swn a gam commg o!f.Dnessen 's smgle, " In 1975, 11 seemed no one II1 the t\auonal Le ague. I see the Ph1 lhes 11tnmn ~ mthe East hts thtrd hit of the game hit me It felt hke I played the b) almost os muth <~ S tlle) •.tnt to and the Reds fmtsht ng ftrst Se aver, scheduled to pttch enllre season wilho!JI gellmg tn the We st, With th e Phlls fmall1 makt ng tl through the the Reds ' opener at horne htt But once you reach W, playoffs and tn:o their f1r st World Senes m 28 years aga mst Houston Thursday, yo u ge t .hit and you stll rt l<)l)kin g at all the teams here's huw I S€e them wmdmg up wnrkcd the ftr st six tnnmgs, leel mg 11 My first f1ve yea1 s Ameru·an League ) Ieiding both of the Pirate m the league, I neve r had a East West runs and a ll of lhe tr etght t.hc SI Xti es, Sunpson tn the bu sted li p or a scar on my Kall'" SC!ty L New York hit s sev~ntaes and nov. Payton as face. I'm :I2 now , If I play 2 Bos1on Texa::; NEW YORK IUPI )- Earl the league steams toward many more years, l' Uha\·e to 3 Detr ott Caltforma play the heav0 m' all Ill ) 4 Balllmore Jones, a &-fool- II cent er fr om 1980 Mm ·ota "Other peopl e ,Jre gotng to mov1es Mount Hope lligh School m 5 Mtlwauk ee "If I can play two more r. Cleveland West Vtrgin ta, Satur day ra te who's the best, " Sun pson became the first sophomore satd I JUS! tr y tn do the best year s wtlhllut tnjury, lthmk I 7 Tortonto can gel the yards I need 1to smce Kareem Abdul-Jabbar JOb th at I can Nathmal i..A•agUl' "When I came tnto the break Rrown 's ~ord 1 I m l963 wbe named wthe fi rst West East team on the Parade league, Gole &l)ers wa s sllll generally don't th10k m terms I Ph tladelphta Cmrmnat1 Magazme AII-Amenca htgh play ing I can recall pla)o ng of r ecords but tha t one 2 St Lou ts Los Angelt'S m Soldt cr's F'teld and he wa s all'o aysst.>t"'ms tocome up It '~ school basketball squad. Hou<lon :1 Ptllsburgh tlbdui-Jabbar , then known stand1 ng along the stdehnes I R m il estone With lh r 4 Montrea l San F'nmrascn 111 the game Julie Plank hit one free as Lew Al cmdor , was a ga tned d ose to 200 )ards thai sched ule ~nmg tn 16 games 5 Chtcago San Oteg o Atlanta throw for llortley wtUJ :15 Parade first team All - da y and I don't Ounk he I'd be chsappomted 1f I dnJ 11 'I r. New York seconds wgo and Wtlltams, a Amenca selectaon in earh of gmned 10 But m my rntnd get 1t " If th er e's an y sudt thmg as a da rk horse m bot h leagces, the :HI JUniOr foward, d tnched his th ree va rstty seasons .11 U1crc has never been a better Ttgers could be 11 I ltke the kids lite) lutu>, Ttm Corcoran , the ga me for Ha rtley wtth Power Memor1al Academy m runntng ba ck than Gale PEHSONS APPLY CINCINNAT I I UP It The Ja son Thompson and Ste\'e Kem p, and thetr pitching should be two free throws at the 15 New York 11 96~ ) and tf S;l\ers And he doesn'l have too many records, etther list nf candtda tes for the much better with Mark Ftdry ch back lo l<i kt• Ius re!(Uior turn second mark. That gave the Jones can accomplish thot ·If )ou sa w Ga le play, you Univers tly of Cmc1nn a u 's With Da"e Hozema and Jm1 Slato n Hawks a 5&-54 lead and feCit for twu !llore seasons he DetrOil coul d rno\e past Baltunor<• tn!n thtrd place tn the AI. lovt'<llhc m;m Be left us wtth head basketbilll cuadung jub Tucket closed th e scon ng would become the first player East The Orwles dtd as well as tile) P'-'Sstbl) could last ) ear now tops 40, says UC Alhleltc 011\h a bas ket wit h three m 15 years to achieve that tnCillOri('S ' and may slip hack, Snnpson gamed 557 yards Dtret tor B11l Jemke honor. seconds to go. Netther if1il"aukee nor Cleveland's pllchtng ISg a red for the last year with the B1lls before One) began us search for a In selelltng 40 players from Tucker, a stx -foo t semor , long hau l and Toronto ma) be ha rd pu l to wm as many games not only set a new stngle across Ute nalton to Its 22nd h1s sea!)(l\l ended wath an new coach Tuesda) " hen as last year when tlm~ma ged only 54 vtelones mjur) to hiS left knee tn the Gale Catlett qu tl to go to We 1 game record wtth her 36 annua l squad, Pa rade tapped In the AL West, 11 should be stn ctly between the Royals and sevfllh g:une Ytrgm 1a high school stars from 22 po mls, but also shattert'<l a the RBnger s TI1 e Angels still are search mg for someone to A No\ emb er opera tiOn .Jen1ke sa1d interVIew s have stltles Caltforma led the wa y t wo-g~m e mar k. She had 34 back. up Frank Tanana and Nolan Hyan Jne Kudt and Bobby r ·rnnvl.!d somc tart llage from been set up with several potnls m the Pa nt her s wtth ft ve selectiOns, II1 diana Grteh both have to stay hea lthy for Cahfornw to be any kmd of th e ' , .. J ll't' ;md Simpson , a candtdales and the new coach sermft nal win over Delphos had four and New York, threat Kentucky and lll tnots each nati ve of San Frandsco, wtll IS expected w be named St John's Friday . The loss of Lyma n Bostock and Lorr) lhsle can't posStbll co ntl nut• Ins assaul t on sometime next week placed three make the Twms any str onger Fourth pial'' 1s as htgh as I can sec the Twms ftmshtng It should be a long, long season iur Cha rhe Fmley and the A's, and an even longer one fo r the Mann ers Over 111 the Na ttonal Lea!(U e, havmg Tom Sea\ er all season long wtll make all the dtffl'r ence m tho worl d to the Hed s Enough dtfference to beat th e Dodgers mthe Weste rn Dtvtsion . Btll Vtrdon feels ht s Astros coul d fmish ahead of etther the Reds or the Dodger s, bull don't tht nk so When and tf V1da Blue hnally gets Si tuated, th e Gtants w11l be stronger , bu t sllll not strong ennugh to crash the hrst three spots 10 th e dl\oston Roger Cratg , thetr oew1nanager, 1113) be able IQ move his Padres up , but I'm mchned to doubltt Not enough ptlclun g / thinlt a lot of people ,Jre gomg mem ory-makers A "new' and not en ough hitting , even w1 th Oscar Gambl e added mme to life agam By RICK VANSANT Ill be glad I saved th ts 1970 - the last year Crosley The walls, the gtganlic UNION, Ky. (UP! )- When The Braves will prove they can ft msh last wtth a lot nf was used - aut omobtle ts st tll modest sa larted pla yers )US! as well as the y can w1th a bu nl'h ba llpark." scor eboa rd, dugouts , bat Ute Naltonal League seasonLuebber s has do ne a betng muted on the left field of mt lhonatres opener ts played April 6 in racks, even the turnstil es fence meticulous rebo tldmg JOb nea rb y C tn ci nn a t t 's .dl authentic, all tak en from Jerry Morales and Mark Ltttell make the Cardinals str on ~er Luebber s was the biggest tn my book, and tf Kent Tckulvc and Eltas Sosa don 't perform even mcludmg the mfarnous the Cmctnnat t Crosley Field Riv er front Stadium , some buy er when md1vidual pteces up to expecl<it ions w1th the Pira tes , the Expos mtght steal CTIItc ol the new "sten le, d~<m a nthng site - have been Crosley Field terrace ol the park were sold aft er third place away from tiJem Instead ol a gravel warning antiseptic" loo k tn stadiums reconstructed by Lar ry dismanUmg a few years ago track at the outfield wall , IS bound to wonder , " What Luebbers on his 210-acre Dave Km gman 'wtll have a b1g year for th e Cubs, I'm prl'll~ " I just couldn 't be heve the) sure, but I'm not so sure about Bru ce Sutter Crosley feawred a grassy ever happened to those good farm . " I'm always tntrodu ced as inclin e Re as· outlt elders were tearing it down ," he old ballparks?" If the Mets had nine Steve Hcndcrsons, I'd be mchncd to t.llke the man who's rebuilding learned wskillfully scamper said . " ! never Imagined an other look at them, but smce he 's the only one thl'l have, one Well , just travel from Cmcmnatl across the 01\l<t Cros ley Field in hts up ·the terrace, but VISiting they'd actua lly do away with look ts more than enough Rtver a lew miles to the burkyard ," says l.AJebbers oulftelders oft en fell down Crosley Field I guess that's hamlet of Union, Ky, and "Some people wonder why, trying to chase down long the real reason I did allth ts I didn't want it to disappear " you'll see one of those former bet I lhtnk lt 's a good proJect drives. Not only has Crosley not Lu e b be r s says Luebbers, 37, a prosperous major leagu e parks ' d i sappe ared - it al!k>tS being reconstruction ts now about "Kentu cky countr y ham " An astonishing project used agam . Luebbers lets 90 percent completed and th e rebuilding or Crosley dealer, has sun k about $35,000 local youth baseball teams be 's now pulling the linishmg Field, the quaint home of the into his fi ve-year r~t lding use t~e fie ld. touches on the beautiful old Cincinna ti Heds ior nearly 60 eff ort . "I don't have a s4tgle 65-lool long and 50-foot htgh • And who knows, maybe years ts nea nn g Frida y Nf'.,., Yon . \ NL J Plfl Cf'd someda y, the Reds also will Base ball oulf1E' Ider Elliott Mi'lddo~ on th(' regret abou t starling tl," scoreboard complellon, Atlanta -· Opt,oned p1IC:hcr d 1o;ablf'd l1 !1' OPI IOneCI p li ChN ''Getting the clock up there make another appearance at Frank On the crest of a huge hill says Luebber s, an avid LaCorte and '"' 'e1oer Rov Let' Jackson to Tidf'wltler Rob Bel loLr to Richmond ol Jhe ot ltle tntPrncll ,oni'l l Leaouc that was bulldozed and land- baseball ran who spent a lot of is a bt t of a problem," he Crosley. Toronto Relvrnt!O p1tcher " I've thought about an old- tnlerna t,onat League sent scap ed t o fit the actual hi s childhood watching the says, "But It'll be running Pi tCher Craig Skok ana m11e1aer Larry Dem ery to thf' Pills soon timers game here for some dimenstons olthe park - 328 Heds play at Crosley. Br uce BenedlCI IO m 1nor leagv~ burgh P !ralf''5 College The minute hand on the time, " says Luebbers "We'll camp or re ass1gnm en l "II1 fact, everyday it seems feel down the left field hne Chtcago (AL ) Ask.eo vcon;pa H1red Hug !1 just have to see wha t and 366 down the right held more worthw hil e to me, clock is live feel lon g, wa1ver s on p tt chet B.ul John Ou 1ham , former Flor ida Slate son and outf ie lders Roy l e cnttch . i'S l'lea o baskeloal l The walls, with their adver- happens." line - Crosley Field has l'wenly yea rs from now, I Sillim a n a nd Bobby Colucc::1o coach Us tng messages, ar e 1 Jones on first team Bishop Hartley cQps girls Class AA title pomtS and tearnmHtc Am y Pa Ilay added Iii In ptm er Columbu<B1shop ll artley to a 53-56 \'!dory ove r Sprmgboro Saturd,ty afternoon ;<1.,_ the ftnals uf the Class i'IA fl tr ls Slltte lugh sc hool l:mketball tuur nan1cnt at St John Ar ena ·nw 47ilOmt oulp ut by the two Hart ley stars overshadowed a record-setting 3&pmnt perfor 111ancc by Sprmgboro 's Anw Tucker Bartley , whtch won It s second AA chitmpwnslnp m tiJC tou rnament' s three-yea r htstory , tratled 41140 after Tucke r's basket with 7.28 left 111 the ~a me, but the Hawks, " 'lh Wtlltams sconng I I points ;md Pa llay four ree led off 15 unattswe red points to la ke a aS-48 OJargtn Wllh two and one half mtnutes to play Sprmgboro, wh tch lost fur the fi rst time in 25 games, ba ttled back, however , wtth a basket by Tucker cutt mg t1te margm to 55-S4 w1th I 13 left Two candidates not interested A' :1llilry wtll meet HI the h, me uf Mable Brown "n Tuestla) ill 7 30 t> 111 Toptc lor lht• mt.· Ct ln g " ill be Spccliil Foret gn Helatton H The cuntry tu be studtcd Will he Peru. Other bu,.ness wtll be conduc1et! at th e meetin Hts btgges t Havltcek played all 82 games, pub lic tty ave ragmg 34 mtnules of dtsappotn tmenl was be mg playmg tune and scormg 15 9 bypassed for the 1960 U.S po mls a contest Olymp tc team "The way he's playtng, you Havlice k ahnosl had two wonder why he's reltrmg,' professwnal sports Cll reers satd General Ma nager Red - and reportedly was good Auerimch, whu selected Ohio enough for th ree. Slate's Havlicek m the ftrst A I Ia n I a Br a v es round 10 1962 while passmg kn uckleballer Ph tl Ntekro, a uver scorers Chet Walker and high school teamma te , satd Terry Dtschtn ger. " If , you Havhcek had all the tools w watched ht m and dtdn't know become a hardh tttmg ftrsl h1s age, you'd never guess baseman tn th e maJ or "But he wants w relt re leagues while he's sti ll playm g good Ohto Slate football coach basketball and wa nts to go Woody Hayes used to out like the great player he mtroduce him as "th e best always ha s been," sa1d quarterback tn the Big Ten, Auerbach, who coached htm on ly he 's not playmg" The tn hts ftrstfour years as a pro. Cleveland Browns kept him The pecu har thing about as a lt ghl end unlll th e fmal Havli cek - and many of lhe cut before giVIng the iob to gems Auerbach found late m Gar y Collt ns, wh'!1, also the ftrst round of NBA draft s pun ted - ts that few forecast hts After betng watved by the greatness . He was the Bro WTL~. w1th an mV1tat10n to defenstv e guard at Oh to ret urn the nex t fall, Havhcek Stat e, where te ammates ma de a fas t br ea k for Jeu y Lucas, La rry Stegfrted Marshfi eld , Mass, where and Bobby Kmght got the , Auerbach pu t hun tn a 0. J. sets sights for Jim Brown's records • COLU MBUS 1UP I I Nanc) Wtlham s pour"l 111 31 00 HOUSEW ARE DE PT. oppostlton's toughest forward m hts last weekend, as he has throughout Iu s career in which Boston won etght NBA cha mpw nshtps and he became the third htghesl scorer m league ht slor y. The dtfference will be m the wee kend-lon g ce lebr at to n · planned for the qutel and· melt culous ma n fr om Martms Ferry, Ohto, whose wrsey No 17 will be rettred early nex t season The mayor of Boston will decl are Aprtl 7-9 as John llavhcek weekend , the clu b will throw a btrlhda y party Saturday ntght and hold a fete Sunday afternoon dunn g the halflune of the fmale ag amst Buffa lo TheCelttcs, the last team w heap going-a11ay presents on llavheek, will gtve hun a mob tl e tra1le r va lued at $40,000 And when the season IS over, man) Will ask why lhe NBA 's Ironman left so soon They wtll pomt out that SPORTS • ACIOb ••II the gangly ktd who took Frank RB msey's sJxlh<nan job and turned 11 mlo a sctence, th e young veteran stea lmg the ball wtth ltme runn10 g out m the 1965 seunftna l se nes to preserve a 110-109 '" n over Philadelpht a, the wounded swmgman playmg with a da ngli ng n ghl •rm a nd stngle han ded ly keeptng Boston close 10 a 1973 Easter n Conference Iitle defeat to the New York Kmcks llavlicek the oppor tunist the maestro or chestratmg the rebtrlh of a champton m the 1974 fmal senes agamsl Mt lwaukee , the seemmgly tooold ma n lhrowmg m offbal ance shots to help sea l a triple over time wm aga msl Phoerux m 1976, and the ageless star sltll dtvmg for loose ball s while playmg for the shell of a team that pa ssed for th e 19n-78 Celtt cs Tirough he turns 38 on Saturday Havltcek sttll wtll be assign ed to guard the iunbav ~imes · itntintl t' hHlfi!Htn , \1 , •, dno rut ed By GIL PETERS UPI Sports Writer BOSTON (UPI ) - From a two-handed dunk in 1962 to an expected r aft er crocktng receplton next Sunday, the ! &year career of John llavh cek has brough t memories to a nation of basketball fans Ig nore everythmg else and concentrate on one record : lhts purported ly mortal man will ha ve played tn 1,270. games for the runmn gest team Ul Nalwnal Basketball Assoctallon history. Ills low pulse beat and large lungs have helped the so-ca lled " Btonie Ma n" endure 8, 000 mtles of on-eo urt hustl e, but 11 ts hts destre to excel that has made llavhcek great. Hts own assessment sums up J ohn Havlicek best "I never was a great shooter or a great rebounder. Other players are fa ster and can jump htgher But I'm an opportumst " llavlteek the opportumsl - ..;. \11 ~ Cl' lll !llH ( FISl'l Community! I Comer II 1 DIGITAL CLOCK RADIO HAVE tl NICE WEEK ' ~ ~-· AM·FM r ---·- ------------, Ii SOUNDESIGN tl modera le ra te nf Spc'cd She ta lked of lilc gtowlli m crnbers C:lrc nay,; CJ n; UidllllK thc1n. \ 7811 W\l h ]u WCf ~ ~ It age , cJil ti IJI\ The Pomeroy PTA has moved tnlu il('lllm to lend suppott to · bills 111 the Ohto Legtslature wht ch would pruhtbtl telc~h tmc• r·ompames from charg1 ng on a meC:~ s ured !'l ervlce bctsls, 1 t.' number uf calls Pett ltons have been p'repiired and l''l tl , SUNDAY & MONDAY APRIL 2ND & 3RD funwccs. cJ pslng ~_;H unu!';ed ruo n1s, rcplacmg light bulbs t he h l ~h wa} • C-1- The Sunday Times-Senl10el, Sunday, Aprt l 2, 1978 ' ' Mr s --· CJNCINN,\Ti i UPI) - Two leadmg ,candtdates among 40 prospects in the searc h for a Uni ve rsit y of Cin ctnnali basket ball co ach have indt ca ted they ar e not mterested in the JOb Nor th Ca t;~Jima-Char lotle Coach Lee Rose an d Cretghton Coach Torn Apkc satd Fr tday they asked UC Athletic Director Bill Jenike to look elsew her e for a rep lacement to Gale Cattell , who restgned Monday Ill go to West Vll'gmia University,. Hose, a Ci ncmna lt fr eshman coach 111 the mid1960s, told the Charlotte Observer he was "absolutely - not interested" In the job here and wtll ask J e111ke to remove h1s name from cnns1 d~ra u on • Apke, who attend eo high schoolm Cinctnnott and la ter was a b'l'aduate assistant coach a t UC, smd he told Jemke Friday af ternoon that he wasri't mlerested "and that I didn't want to muddy the wate rs 10 any way I don't want to stand m the way of Ctnctnna ti making a speedy deC ISIOn.11 Anothe r popular candtdate for th e , JOb, form er profess ional sta r Oscar Robertson, has told UC he ts not mter esl ed m the JOb Jemke satd Th ursday he hoped to name a new coac h th is week. Trio combines for 3-0 victory FORT MYEHS, Fla. (UP! ) pttched the mnth wtthout - De nn is Leona rd, J tm allowing a hit. Colborn and Do ug Btrd The outing was the best of combined lor a four-hitt er the spring for Col bu rn, who Saturday to hft the Kansas entered the game with an 0-2 City Hoyals to their fi rst record and a 13.20pa med run spring Ifalnlng shutout with a .B\1Croge. 3-0 decision over the Atlanta Pete Lacock, George Brett, and Darrell Porter singled Braves Leonard allowed Iwo hils 111 home rWts for Kansas Cll y orr the fir st two Innings before losing pitcher Tommy Boggs giving way to Colburn,. who Brett led the Hoyals with two 1ole sh ut out Atla nta on two . hits while Willie Wilson & si ngles for six Innings. Rlrd two bases to boost his spring tota l to 20 • Crosley Field project • IS Dearing completion Sports transactions II �• • C-3- The Sunday Times.Sentinel, Sunday, A~ril2, 1978 C-2- The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, April 2, 1978 Falcons score third victorv By GARY CLARK MASON .- Kreig Sayre's two-out fifth mmng smgle and th e lwo-hit pitching of'Ma rk Smith enabled the Waha ma Whit e Fal cons lo escape wtth a narrow 2-l \"icl on over the Ripl ey. Vtkmgs Friday . The win clt•vated the Bend Area tram's season record to 3-1 on the l'ear . 'vlark Smilh got his second stan of the 1978 campai gn and tlim(•d in an inlpressive perfomlHnce m pttktng up hts tnilial win of the season. The jumur nghthander gave up just 1wo hilS while striking OUI seven and walking three The Whue Falcons collared thr~e \'tkmgs ptt chers for seven b.1se kn oc ks of wh ich 1"'0 wenl for extra ba ses. Vtnce Wean~r had two siiJgles while Tim Lit chft eld. Krctg Sayre and Jack Smith and Kurt Savre aiS<J had one safety c;ich with bolh being IWtJ ba~gers in lhe fifth fn.1mr . Wahatna jumpt•d out to a 10 lead In lis ftr>1 ttmr at bat when lhc staning Hiplcy pitcher walked Fred Smtth With the buses loaded I t) fnrct' in the ftrst run of the game . Ripl ey came batk m the HOfldOe a e ConlliiUed from C. I pr ofe ssional qynasly, Havlicek's jo b was l.o uphold. rather Uwn pass on the tradition, But once the clu b's championship streak ended in 1967 after eight straight ti tles, Ha\'lt ce k's role changed. Defens1ve gua rd K.C. Jones retired thai spring and Havlicek became both a star1er and captain for player-coach Bill Russell . With in two more years . after Hussell and Sam J ones re tired in 1969. Hav Jicek became the link between th e "old " Celt,i cs and the "new " Celtics of former teammate Tom Hemsohn. Havlicek worked on ba ckcourt lechmque w1th Don Chaney and Jo J o White while perfecting his own role as a quick forward . Along wi th hi s first champi onship in 1962, Havlicek 1s most proud of the 1974 tttle winner because he was the model for that team . Fittingly. he wa s named the most valuable player of that final senes bollom ha lf of the second inning when they scored a lone tally without the aid N a llllse hit. After Ocheltree grounded out. Winlers reached on an error and went to third on · a nother fie ldi ng mi sc ue which. allowed Barnette to reach first. With rurmers on the eorners th e Vikings lried a double steal, whirh resulted 111 Sa melle being nailed .-at se('orid and Winters beating lhe return (hrow to the' plat e to tic the score al 1-1 . Wahama scored the win· ning run in the fifth with two outs. Weaver gro unded out In short followed· by a double by Mark Smilh. Smith was then thrown out attempti ng to swipe lhird for the second Reds working hard; for cha,m pionship honor~ valuable player. seasons trades and , fin ally, th e sl ipped a bit to .288 with 22 mdividual statistics . of the regulars, as impressive as homers and 78 RBI. "By failing lo win a third they seemed on paper·, were straight world championship, at least U> some degree we blew a chance fo r misleadmg . " I'm getting tired of immorta lity sin ce no reading that the reason for National l.eague team has our noi winning last season ever done U1at. TI1e problem 1 was because we didn t work was we never got close hard eno ugh in sprin g enough Ill make a go of it. We training," said Rose, who believed we could overcome the Dodgers and I think we collected his customa ry 2011 would have if we had ever hits en route to a .311 gotten Ill four or five games of avera ge. ·"You can trace our them. Unfortunately, that fa ilure to two things: for one. four-fifths of the starling never happened ." A team of immense pride pi tchi ng rotation we left and, yes , character , the Reds sprin g training wilh ~ as offer no excuses for their replaced by midseason . and off ensive failure s last season - only second. our sta tistics were misleading in cold. hard fa cts. that we left a lot of guys on Their best ' Pit~her, Tom Seaver, didn't arrive until llllse and lost a lot uf one-run mid season: their bullpen ballgames. " from the championship years \~hroughout the ear ly days of 1975-76 was almost totally 0~1is sprin g, the Reds would di smantled bv untimely spend some 25-30 minutes of By BILL MADDEN UPI Sports Writer TAMPA , Fl a. t UP!) - The Cin cinn'!ti Reds have good reason to wonder whether 1978 will prove Ill be a glorious revival of "That Championship Season " or another depressing chapter of "Paradise Lost. " II is. ind eed, hard to imagine a team with such superstars as Pete Hose, Johnny Bench, Tom Seaver. Ge orge Fos te r a nd Joe Morgan finishing anywhere else but firsl. Yet, the sort of invin ci bility those nam es conjure up was clouded afte r oul. las t year's second .place Kurt Sayre kepi things fi nish. 10 games behind the alive with a two-bagger down runaway National Leagu e the left fie ld linr and sco red cham pi on Los Angeles moments later when brother Oodgers. Krei g Say re deliv ered a "There's no question last game winning single to give year wa s an embarrassment the White Falcons a 2-1 wm . · to us." said Morgan, who, F'ollow tng Sat urday's twin after two stra ight mosf bill with Buffalo, the local nine take a da y off before ente rtai n1ng Meigs wurk ou ! ce~ c h RIO GRANDE COLLEGE ce·1ter Gymnasium and Pool St:hedules Week of Aprill , 1978 DATE- GY MNA SIUI,I Apnl J B 10 p rn . Open Rec Apri l.t. ClosPd lnlrdmura ls Ap ril~ Clu!>cd l nl rilr'nura ls /.1.jJnt to .C losed lnl ramura iS Apr rl 7 /9 p m , F,1rn Rcc . N igh t. Apr~ I B C losect ~ . Apn19 1 J p rl) , QPen Re c . f 9P, m , 0Pf•n Rec POOL B· lO p.m., Open Swi m Clo sed Closed Closed 7 9 p.m. Fam . Rec . Night Closed I·J p.m., Open Sw im 7-9 p .m .. Open Swim st rr s~1 ng I!l tlthtlli!TJ.;~ tlwt wt·n~ on<'t' tht> lr tradt> mark . Wht'n thl' exhibith)n t..:amt.•:-. !it.'!-!illl, ~1s nwn~ ns fu~u· rt>J.,'1 Jlars would stay back tnld tHk(• extra hatting pr;wlh"l' >\liJiL' lhc n•sl ilf lht · t'lnh wrnl 110 ft ro; Hl fu ncin nwnt;JI s trip . feel s !he t•xt ra WHrk will make a ciirfl'rt'JH'I" th is ye(lr along wi th u ri C' 11tl wr H11SI' hnp..Jrtant fach •r. · 'Thcrl' ·~ II (! \~ ;1 \ tlw IJodgt•rs art' gtllllf.l: Lo gPt off wilh 52 homers mtd H9 RBI. · I dort't St~l' how George ran r1uplil'<ih' the stati stics he h••d l:tsl yea r. " conceded J{('dS Man age r Sparky Anderson . "Thll t'S a once-inu-hfl'limc season. llut I still lln nk lll''l l br a bett er I" II player .·' In Anrll'rson·s mind. the ll eds' demise 111 1~77 c;m be tr:HTd to just one place - lhc JHtdlCI'S "You ··an offer ;Ill the UJ the slilrt they clid l:tst re<iStlns you wH nt for what year ," he ,..,a td. '' One Ill on• iliippencd last year," said the wiu anJl tlw~ 'd llaVI' st•t ;1 .-·hite~~<llrcd skipper, "but l"l\:or' d for Apn l." Despll e UJI'ir fullun: to lhdact ts. we jusl didn't have repc:tt lao I y,•ar. U1e tlt•tb tltd · ;my pltt.·hmg . You can 't win a have s iilular ~~ut-;t;u1d1n g J'f·rmanl when your pitl'hers individua l pt:•rfuri !\Hil('l:~ that may bi.· h;u·d t1• duplt• >lh' Gl'(JI"ht' Fu stet· . fc.r inst<JnCt', captured tilt• \l t•.>l Valua lik Player rtv.;H·d by httt wg .:ILiJ g i \'iu~-,; up ~~<.nnt· . By U1r .~: aver and Ulc :1re. 4.2 ru ns pe r time we got slrtff be~ an to wH. ()IIJ' h1tter.!;j were simply worn out.,. Having Seaver. the threetime Cy Young Award winner, all season long is, in the Reds ' opinion, the key to regaining their stature .,a s . baseball's best team . " ~"or one thing, it is totally impossible for us Ill ~ver have a serious slump with Seaver and Bill Bonham (a<;quired from the Cubs) a~y 1-2 pitchers," said Aniferson . " In all my time here I've never had two pilchers as good. The only one that could compare with them was Don Gullett and he was hurt so much ." "Our pitching wiU be all right," Anderson said. " We have a kind of a quietV confidence about th1s year and maybe it 's just as well that other people are looking for our weaknesses. We need to be reminded that we're not invincible.11 '~',[~ ./ ~t·' ~;, ~ un ~-~ ' \ <:'~{ ·, ,Monda)' in a 4:30 p.m. da te . Score by tnnings : Htpley 010 000 0- 1 2 I Wahama 100 010 0-2 7 3 , , C_ I 1'. I PLANT SOME GREEN Yet whenever the team has needed Havlicek U1e most uver Lhe years, he has be en there to score the winning lllls kct or inspire his mates lo IN Point Pleasant Federal Savings & Loan Assn. \"ictory . " Before the seventh game against Milwaukee in 1974, Heinsohn had given all his X and 0 stuff," said Challanl, "and just before the team left th e bench for the Ooor. John said, ·some guys devote a lifetime to · this game and never get this far , so I want every one of you to go out and make U1i s the finest game of 1our basketball lives." As Cha llant said, Ha vlicek played every game as if the championship were on the line . How else could an admittedly average shooter rank thi rd behind Will Chamberlain and Osca r Robe rt son on the ca reer scoring lis1? How else could he bring a team of youngsters back Ill glory tn 1974 and 1976 in the manner he had been taught a dct.:ade earlier ? "John has spanned three When hts earee r ends Boston Celtics periods," said Su nd ay April 9. John Tom Sanders, a former team- ' Havlicek will have set a mate and now Havhcek's record of being the only NBA coach, in the forw.ard to the player Ill score 1,000 points in book "Hondo - Ccltics Man 16 straight seasons. He will in Motion." fimsh with a 20 pomt per " He's been Wit h the game sco rin g avera ge. unbeawbles of the '60s as well Imagine scoring 20 poi nts as the mtddle dirtsion every game. for more lhan 70 ftmshers of the early '70s. The games a year for 16 seasons ob1~ous anehor man durin~ with a running team . the return _Ill championship With sueh creden tial s, play of the last few seasons, Havhcek would appear ready John 's abilily to blend and for another career as a coa ch. lead by deed stamps him as a To some tl seems logical thai truly great pla yer. he lake over the fl oundenng ''Throughout his ca reer Ihe Celtics and restore the team pace has been the same . 1n the level of the other 13 Fast ! The key word, of title-wmning squads. course , is pace . John's ra te of To Havlicek, a career on a movemenl has been timely , basketball bench is furth est as well as contmuous . There from h1s mind . " ! have no are just enough floo.r -burning destre Ill coach," he said, dives to come up · with the altlylugh he added he will loose balls, yet not enough to serve "in some capacity" be lermed reckless and with the Ce ltics in the future . J>1SStbly cause an injury so he "l'm-a manufa cturer 's rewouldn 't be there wh en presentative for housewares needed He really used his and sporting goods in bod1 well," wrote Sanders. Columbus (Ohio) and I've , become involved in a Havhcek always lOO k care !Wen dy's) ham bur ge r of h1s body. as in the 1976-77 fran chise in Westcheste r season when he sat for an County, N.Y.," he said . hour hefore and afler every "Plus. I might get wsee the Kame wth tce packs on both' Virgin Isla nds in the kn<·es It • keep himself limber wintertime next year . Ha ving en"u~h 10 run . He also played the wa y I have and refust·d u, abuse his body having ex perien ced eig ht w1th alcohol or tobacco . championships, I think I'll be " flo•f"re htg games, some easily adjustable to li fe h'\IY S wrould pa rty a little bit with out basketball." and no1 be ready," said The game of llllsketball . Celtlr's' trainer Frank and the Celtics in particu lar , CIJallant, ·uut John Havlicek will have far more problems played Her) ~ arne as if it adjusting to li fe wi t hout were h1s fmtoJ two hours." Havlicek. He is last playing Challan l "dds that link with the Era of H avlicek ·~ pu rsu1 of Unselfish ness. There is no perfe cii un l••ads to so me one left to teach the humorotl<; sttu;jtH,ns offcourt. youn gs ters• how to move He still us'es the same with out the ball , how to start hairbrush he had at Ohio and finish the threei)oint fast State , he, arr anges a break and how to scra mble collection of medical and llllck on defense while still cosmetic preparat1ons above being an offensve force . his locker as if they were t11 "John Havlicek is atypical be displayed on a' uf tllda y's players because his supermarket shelf, he has his No. 1 goal has always been legs rewrapped if Challant team tr iumphs and not pu ts wrinkles in th e wpe , and pers onal a chiev,e ment s. he han gs eve r y ite m of There are nol that many good clothing - Includin g his attitudes around tllday," sa id socks - on separate hangers C:olden State Warriors Coach in the lockerroom. Al Attles, who played for the '.' He can drive you crazy ," Phila delph ia Warri ors said Challant . "In 1973 when against the Ce,ltics' captain . he separated his shoulder 1in "His coaches were truly the Knicks' playoff ), he had lu cky because nol many th e assistant trainer COIJlb his coaches ha ve I he opportunity hair for him because he to work with a guy even near couldn't raise his arm . But his cali ber. I fo r one. will th at 's John ." miss watching his style." Lyne HELP YOt: Pl,ANT SOMETHING AND THEY WILL • WITH THESE Ht\NDY GARDEN TOOLS. That's Right ••• Plant '300.00 Into A New pr Existing Savings Account At ·Point Pleasant Federal and You Will Receive This Handy Garden Tool Set FREE, And To Put This Se't Right to Use We'll Also Give l'ou A Free Packet of M~rlgold Flower ~ SeedL ' . ,_. C. TRANSPlANTING TROWEL ~-----: :I Pro II 1S d" I 1 ... tan mgs: Knicks outlast Jazz, 117~116 United Press loteroatlonal Twenty-four hours earlier Lonnie Shelton wouldn 't ha v~ been around to make the play . It's .got Ill make New Orleans wonder if the playoffs were meant to be . "Truck Robinson and I both went up for it and I guess he couldn't tell it was me who · had the ball," said guard Gail Goodrich of the Jazz Friday ·night after Sheltlln wrestled away a rebound a nd converted U> help lift the New Yo\ k Knicks to a 117·116 victllry . Shelton had been ejected from Thursday's game wiU1 half a quarter to play after fighting with Mitch Kupehak of Washingtlln , and without him the Knicks lost the game. On Friday, Shelton did more than solidify the Knicks playoff chances and hand New Orleans tts fifth straight defeat ~ he probably wok the Jazz ri ghl ou t of consideration for a playoff spot . While the Jazz were losing by one point, both the Cleveland Cava liers and the Atlanta Hawks won by one point. Cleveland, Atlanta and New Orleans are vying for two playoff spots, and the loss put the Jazz 1h games behind Atlan ta with four games remaining. . Shelton and Tom McMillian scored 24 points each in ]JOshing New York 's record to 37-36. Goodrich led th e Jazz wilh 38 points . In other games, Cleve l~nd nipped Wash ingtlln 102-101, New Jersey beat Milwaukee 122-114, San Anwnio overtook Boston 120-117, Golden State def ea ted Indiana 111-103 . Chicago trimmed Detroit 117107, Atla nta overtimed Ph il adelpllia 111-11 0, Phoenix swamped Kansas City 136112, Seattle held orr Denver 111-109 and Portland surprised Los Angeles 10:~ 101. Cava liers 102, Bullcls lOt : Ca mpy Russell's lhreepoint play , Foots Walker 's steal and layup and Elmore Smith's foul shot with less than a minute Ill play helped C1eveland remain close Ill N~w York in the playoff ba tt le in th e Eastern Conference. Nets 122, Buck• 114 : Rookie forwa rd Bernard King scored 39 points, leadinK New Jersey Ill its 23rd \'ictory of the season, one more than all of last year, and fir st th 1s -------, ' Milwaukee. year against Spurs 120, Celtlcs 117: Larry Kenan scored 32 points and George Gervin added 25 to pull San Antonio from a t7-point deficit Ill a victory that pushed Boston closer Ill elimination from playoff consideration . Warrl.ors Ill, Pacers 103: . Golden State, sparked by Hick Barry's 28 points, rallied for 18 straight points in the final 3:16 to hand Indiana its sixth straight loss. Hulls 117, Pistons 107: Mark Landsberger scored a ca reer.Jli gh 25 points a'nd Artis Gilmore added 23 to pace Chicago. Detroit's Leon Dou gla s was game-high scorer with 28 points. Hawks Ill, 76ers llO : Ollie Johnson hit a free throw with two seconds Ill play ·in overtime to help Atlanta keep its playoff hopes bright. Suns 136, Klngs 112: Paul Westphal, with 35 points, headed six Phoenix players in double figures and Hon Lee got 22 points and set a team record for steals in a season. 211 . The Suns had 18 steals for the game for a se aso n total of 1.005 , becoming the first team in NBA history to surpass 1,000 thefts in a season. SuperSonics lll, Nuggets 109 : Forward John Johnson more than doubled his season average with a team-high 25 points and Seattle withstood a furious last-minute rally Ill down fal tering Denver. Trail Blazers 103, Lakers 101: I jonel Hollin s scored eighl of his 22 points in the final quarter to s park injurydepleled Portland over the Lake rs. Maurice Lucas scored 26 points to lead the Trai l Blazers, who played wit hout four regulars, incl udi n ~ center Bill Wa)ton. Kareem Abdui-Jabbar led the I,akers with 29 . SHAKEUP IN OFFICE CINCINNATi iUPil - Bill Barrett, directllr of events for the Cincinnati Stingers, was promoted Ill vice president of operations Friday in a front· off ice restructuring. Barrett will be in charge of all non~wc key opera tions for th e World Hockey Association club, including public relations, marketing , advertising, promotions and til'ket sales . An 1deal 1001 for tnruphmting ~ou.n ., .100U 11nd btJ\I)!J NBA Standings By United Press International Eastern Conference Arlantic Dlvi,lon W. L. Pet . x .Phila 53 22 ~ 07 New York 39 38 506 Boston 3{) 45 .400 Buffalo 26 .49 .347 New Jei'Sy 23 54 .299 Central Divi sion W. L. Pet . .: .San Antn 49 28 GB 15 23 27 31 GB 636 wash 41 36 .532 e Cleve A tl an ta New Or ln s 38 39 494 37 40 .:481 11 11 36 42 462 JJ1t1 Houston 25 51 .329 23 1' 1 Western Conference Midwest Division Denver Milw W. L. Pet . 44 32 .579 41 36 .532 Chicago De tro il 38 40 .487 36 40 .-474 GB 3' '7 Kan .Ci ty 7 8 31 46 .403 ll 1t 7 Ind i ana 29 49 372 >< ·Portlnd Phoen ix Sea ttl e Los Ang Golden Sl 40 L. 21 JO 34 JS By POHLA SMITH UPI Sports Writer PITTSBURGH (UP! )- If any of the · major college coaches present at the 14th annual Dapper Dan Roundball Classic went home disappointed Friday night, It wasn't because there wasn't any recruitable talent on hand but because they failed to sign the players they wanted . There were so many out- Pet. GB 727 .610 9 .559 13 .S4S 14 l7 .ll9 16 x-clinched di~o~ision t itle Friday's Results Sa n Ant on 120, Boston 11 7 New Jersv 12'1. Milw lld Cleve 101, wash 101 Go l den St. 11 1. Indiana 103 Chicgo 117 , Detroit 107 A tlant a 11 1, Ph ila 110 New York 117, N ew Ortns 116 Phoeni• 136, Kan City 11 2 5e allle 111, D en ver 109 Portland 103 . Los Ang 101 Sunday ' s Games Ind iana at Boston , aft New Jersv at Allan Ia , aft Ph i ta at sa n Anton , aft New Yor k at Wash , aft Houston at Denver , aft Mi lw at De t r oit , aft Go ld en St . at Phoen i x P. orlland at Sea ttle Kan City at Los Ang standing performances by the high school seniors who composed th e U. S. and Pennsylvania AII.Star teams that sport swriters com plained they had a hard ti['Je deciding whom to name as most valuable players. In the end, the MVP awards went to Walker Russell. a 6fool;5 forward from Pontiac Cenlrai · (Mich. ) Hi gh who scored ;18 points .and grabbed five rebounds to help lead the .- Indians still having problems By JOE SARGIS UPI Sports Writer TUCSON, Ariz. (UP!) -No club in the major leagues last year had as many injury problems to key players as did the Cleveland Indians but between them, Frank Robinson and Jeff Torb<Jrg steered the club to 71 viclllries, which was quite remarkable, all things considered. Robinson ran into player problems and was fired on June 19 with Tnrhnr p Rn Indians coach since 1975, moving in as manager . Under Torborg, the Indians wound up 45-59. This year Torborg, the youngest manager in the big leagues at 36, expects the Indians Ill do better than last year. He has more than optimism going for him because the Indians have some power. good fielding and decenl pitching. How well the club does depends on .the breaks it gets. Cincinnati wins fourth in row TAMPA , Fla. (UPI) - The Cincinnali Reds warmed up their bats Friday in their :;.a exhibition season win over W. L. T. Ph. the Chicago White Sox. NY I sla nders 44 11 14 101 Johnny Bench had three Ph i1adel phi 43 19 1l 99 Allan ta 31 26 18 80 hits and S<J did Joe Morgan . NY Rang er s 79 37 1l 71 Bench entered the game with Smythe Div ision W. l. T. Pts. only two hits in 26 at bats this x Chicago JO 77 18 78 spring and Morgan had three Vancouver 19 4116 5A Colorado 17 39 20 54 hits in 35 trips to the plate St Lo uis 18 45 13 49 before Friday 's game. M 1nn es ota 16 50 9 A1 Bench slammed a tw!H'un Wal es Conference homer to break a 3-3 tie in the Norris Di visio n W. L . T . Ph . sixth inning to give the Reds x Mon'll-eal 56 9 10 121 LOS Angeles 30 32 14 74 their victllry. De l ro i t 30 31 13 73 Paul Moskau, Doug Capilla P ittsburg h 11 35 18 61 and Pedro Borb<Jn teamed up Washing t on 14 48 13 41 Adam s Division Ill stop the White Sox with W. L T. Pis . four hits . Bos t on d9 15 11 109 Two of the White Sox hits, • Bu lf a lo 42 16 17 101 Tor ont o 40 25 10 90 doubles by Joe Lemon and Cle ve land 21 .4) 17 5d Bill Nahorodny, coupled with M·Ciinched divisio n tine Friday ' s Result a walk and a throwing error Phil a 3, Vancouve r 2 by Bench, accounted for all Sundiy ' s Games three runs in the second Ch1cgo at Clev e , aft NY !Sindrs at Oet , all inning . The · viclim was NY Rangers at Boston Moskau who took the moWld Atlan ta at B uttal o M o ntreat at Wa sh after being sidelined for some 10 days with an infected wMA StandingJ throat. By Uniled PreH International W. L. T. Pfs . Ken Griffey singled , stole Win ni peg 49 2<1 2 100 New England 41 30 4 86 secrind and ca me home on Hous ton 39 31 4 81 Morgan's single Ill give the Quebec 36 36 3 . 75 Edmont on 36 JB 1 74 Reds their £irst run in the Birm inghm JJ .4 0 J 69 first inning. A double by Ci ne in na rl 32 38 3 67 Bench and a single by lnd iant'lpolis 23 d~ 5 51 Cesa r Geronimo addFriday ' s R:esull Bi r m nghm 5. Edmon ton 2 ed a second Heds NHL Standings By United Press International Campbell Conference Patrick Div ision run in the sec ond inning. The Reds tied lhe score at 3-3 in the fourth inning when Bench . singled home Morgan. Rick Auerbach, the Red s' utility infielder, left the game after · injurin g his left shoulder when he fell to the ground after attempting to make a leaping catch of Dave Moore 's looping sing le over short. The fl VEHAIL Lf:NGTII 9 and / t.hrer-etltetr~ mch A. CULTIVATOR Tne lype and otaae you ouy can rn~an degree Read the ...,, "~' D. DANDELION KNIFE Hllndle mitdr of lht highest Q"IILI)" , Sl'lect F:ltremel)· Sur d~ tool fer OVERAU. l.ENCtH 16"' HF.AD 2'-J '' WIDE AT POI NTS tertl(l\'1fli dandelloru , B. 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But we are strong on defense and our pitching could be very good. I'm not going to predict where we might finish because there are too many solid teams in our division. " Johnny Grubb played in only 34 games last year, going out lhree different times with injuries, while Rick Manning played in only 68, also because of injuries. That left the Indians without their two best outfielders, and hitters, for more than twothirds of the seaso n. Additionally, Buddy Bell , the club 's dura ble th ir d baseman, missed a mo~, also with inJury. All three are back, fit and ready to go, so Torborg and Indians followers see nothing but good things ahead for their club. Strengths - An outfield of Grubb in left , Mannning in center and Paul Dade in Should be based on T'Material "Facts The Dealer/Applicator Reputation !ll, " handlt . ennto ured to fit thf hand Mack: of tul(hUt quahty, Mlh:t, Sf&!IOf"ll'd ash g1a rlk lws lrf'n d~~nf'd to J.W"f"\"t'ffi landlt' froru of Davidson and new . offers than he knew what to do with . Among the coaches Duqu esne Coach Mik e Rice, Although none of the 11 U.S. at the· Civic Arena ' were and 12 Pennsylvania players Ken tu cky 's J oe B. Hall. have signed letters of intent, Duke's Bill ~" oster wh o was which wouldn 't be binding aided in his. recruiting by anyway until April l5, several freshman star and former of the brightest stars made it Houndba ller Gene Ba!lkS, known they've pretty much Ma ss achusetts ' Ja c k dec ided Where they'll go to Leamon , n.ew Penn Sta.te school next fall. . . coach Dick Harter · I who It loo ks like ·Kentucky's. brought along football c'O ach Joe Paterno to help him Ha ll is going to come up with recruit J, Eddie Beidenba ch .one of the biggest catches. Dwight Anderson, a 6-2 guard from Rolh High in Dayton, Ohio who led the U. S. team in scoring with 19 points, announced befor e the game that he intends to sign with the NCAA champion Wildcats. right, plus an infield of Bell at Micah Blunt, a 6·9 leaper third, Frank Duffy at short , fr om Metairie , La . wh o Dllllne Kuiper at second and scored 10 points and grabbed Andre Thornton at first . Good five rebounds for the U.S. de£ignated hitter in Willie team , satd he preferred Hortlln , three good starters in Tulane, while 6·5 Rich Wayn e Ga rland , Dennis Harnwn of Middle Township Eckersley and· Don Hood and H1 gh in Cape May Courta fine reliever in Jim Kern . house, N. J ., said he was Weaknesses ~ Question Jea nmg towards Syracuse. marks in pitching, shortage Most of the Pennsylvania of power and no speed to stars said they were unspeak of, in the field or on the decided about college, inbases. Catching fair at best. . eluding Gordy Bryan, of New fa ces - HorU>n, who Malv ern Prep, a 6-foot·2 hit 15 homers and drove in 75 glJard who displayed great runs for Rangers as their DH, talent for outside shooting rookie first baseman Wayne with 14 points, and 6-3 Reggie Cage, who hit 13 homers and Duke of Pittsburgh had 75 RBI with Toledo, Westinghouse, who added 12 outfielder Horace Speed and points fo r the losers. infielders Dave Rosello and Although lhe U.S . team had Tom Veryzer. the edge in speed and size,the Outlook - Hard to figure Pennsylvania team refused Indians. They could be very to cave in. coming ba ck three good or only mediocre. Prob- times from de£icits of 12, 10 lem is they really have and fi ve pomts to lie the nowhere to go . Can 't score , the last time at 94·94 possibly overtake Yankees, with 3:06 left to play . Red Sox or Orioles. unless Anderson put the game out one, two or all three of those of reach by hitting five of six clubs fa ll apart. Fourth in the free throws in the remaining A.L. East best can hope for . time. U.S. team to a 105-IQ!I victory, and to 6-7 Bruce Atk fns or·· suburban Wilkinsburg High, wh o had a game-high 22 points and 15 reb<Junds for the losing Pennsylvania team . Atkin s has said that he is leaning towards signing a l e tt e r -o f- int e nl with Wisconsin, but Russell so far hasn't announced any such biases . It's likely, however, that Russell went home from the game considering more ' 16 Pacific Division W. 56 tO 43 42 Two share Dapper Dan Cla'ssic a~ard - I I IKI I I II '" 1 '" ,.~ c-·- COt•o or.o.,... ie>lllt•l O•llol t "<: t •••·•~ ' ' - • lloololt••U • .,... _ Ul \ll. IUK. Dn•Q Y• ft lliAlt '"'Dt l 01JII C10fu , ... ,u u er•u • I'<FPA ......... .. ..... ~ ., • A r o o~ ro~•• �• • C-3- The Sunday Times.Sentinel, Sunday, A~ril2, 1978 C-2- The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, April 2, 1978 Falcons score third victorv By GARY CLARK MASON .- Kreig Sayre's two-out fifth mmng smgle and th e lwo-hit pitching of'Ma rk Smith enabled the Waha ma Whit e Fal cons lo escape wtth a narrow 2-l \"icl on over the Ripl ey. Vtkmgs Friday . The win clt•vated the Bend Area tram's season record to 3-1 on the l'ear . 'vlark Smilh got his second stan of the 1978 campai gn and tlim(•d in an inlpressive perfomlHnce m pttktng up hts tnilial win of the season. The jumur nghthander gave up just 1wo hilS while striking OUI seven and walking three The Whue Falcons collared thr~e \'tkmgs ptt chers for seven b.1se kn oc ks of wh ich 1"'0 wenl for extra ba ses. Vtnce Wean~r had two siiJgles while Tim Lit chft eld. Krctg Sayre and Jack Smith and Kurt Savre aiS<J had one safety c;ich with bolh being IWtJ ba~gers in lhe fifth fn.1mr . Wahatna jumpt•d out to a 10 lead In lis ftr>1 ttmr at bat when lhc staning Hiplcy pitcher walked Fred Smtth With the buses loaded I t) fnrct' in the ftrst run of the game . Ripl ey came batk m the HOfldOe a e ConlliiUed from C. I pr ofe ssional qynasly, Havlicek's jo b was l.o uphold. rather Uwn pass on the tradition, But once the clu b's championship streak ended in 1967 after eight straight ti tles, Ha\'lt ce k's role changed. Defens1ve gua rd K.C. Jones retired thai spring and Havlicek became both a star1er and captain for player-coach Bill Russell . With in two more years . after Hussell and Sam J ones re tired in 1969. Hav Jicek became the link between th e "old " Celt,i cs and the "new " Celtics of former teammate Tom Hemsohn. Havlicek worked on ba ckcourt lechmque w1th Don Chaney and Jo J o White while perfecting his own role as a quick forward . Along wi th hi s first champi onship in 1962, Havlicek 1s most proud of the 1974 tttle winner because he was the model for that team . Fittingly. he wa s named the most valuable player of that final senes bollom ha lf of the second inning when they scored a lone tally without the aid N a llllse hit. After Ocheltree grounded out. Winlers reached on an error and went to third on · a nother fie ldi ng mi sc ue which. allowed Barnette to reach first. With rurmers on the eorners th e Vikings lried a double steal, whirh resulted 111 Sa melle being nailed .-at se('orid and Winters beating lhe return (hrow to the' plat e to tic the score al 1-1 . Wahama scored the win· ning run in the fifth with two outs. Weaver gro unded out In short followed· by a double by Mark Smilh. Smith was then thrown out attempti ng to swipe lhird for the second Reds working hard; for cha,m pionship honor~ valuable player. seasons trades and , fin ally, th e sl ipped a bit to .288 with 22 mdividual statistics . of the regulars, as impressive as homers and 78 RBI. "By failing lo win a third they seemed on paper·, were straight world championship, at least U> some degree we blew a chance fo r misleadmg . " I'm getting tired of immorta lity sin ce no reading that the reason for National l.eague team has our noi winning last season ever done U1at. TI1e problem 1 was because we didn t work was we never got close hard eno ugh in sprin g enough Ill make a go of it. We training," said Rose, who believed we could overcome the Dodgers and I think we collected his customa ry 2011 would have if we had ever hits en route to a .311 gotten Ill four or five games of avera ge. ·"You can trace our them. Unfortunately, that fa ilure to two things: for one. four-fifths of the starling never happened ." A team of immense pride pi tchi ng rotation we left and, yes , character , the Reds sprin g training wilh ~ as offer no excuses for their replaced by midseason . and off ensive failure s last season - only second. our sta tistics were misleading in cold. hard fa cts. that we left a lot of guys on Their best ' Pit~her, Tom Seaver, didn't arrive until llllse and lost a lot uf one-run mid season: their bullpen ballgames. " from the championship years \~hroughout the ear ly days of 1975-76 was almost totally 0~1is sprin g, the Reds would di smantled bv untimely spend some 25-30 minutes of By BILL MADDEN UPI Sports Writer TAMPA , Fl a. t UP!) - The Cin cinn'!ti Reds have good reason to wonder whether 1978 will prove Ill be a glorious revival of "That Championship Season " or another depressing chapter of "Paradise Lost. " II is. ind eed, hard to imagine a team with such superstars as Pete Hose, Johnny Bench, Tom Seaver. Ge orge Fos te r a nd Joe Morgan finishing anywhere else but firsl. Yet, the sort of invin ci bility those nam es conjure up was clouded afte r oul. las t year's second .place Kurt Sayre kepi things fi nish. 10 games behind the alive with a two-bagger down runaway National Leagu e the left fie ld linr and sco red cham pi on Los Angeles moments later when brother Oodgers. Krei g Say re deliv ered a "There's no question last game winning single to give year wa s an embarrassment the White Falcons a 2-1 wm . · to us." said Morgan, who, F'ollow tng Sat urday's twin after two stra ight mosf bill with Buffalo, the local nine take a da y off before ente rtai n1ng Meigs wurk ou ! ce~ c h RIO GRANDE COLLEGE ce·1ter Gymnasium and Pool St:hedules Week of Aprill , 1978 DATE- GY MNA SIUI,I Apnl J B 10 p rn . Open Rec Apri l.t. ClosPd lnlrdmura ls Ap ril~ Clu!>cd l nl rilr'nura ls /.1.jJnt to .C losed lnl ramura iS Apr rl 7 /9 p m , F,1rn Rcc . N igh t. Apr~ I B C losect ~ . Apn19 1 J p rl) , QPen Re c . f 9P, m , 0Pf•n Rec POOL B· lO p.m., Open Swi m Clo sed Closed Closed 7 9 p.m. Fam . Rec . Night Closed I·J p.m., Open Sw im 7-9 p .m .. Open Swim st rr s~1 ng I!l tlthtlli!TJ.;~ tlwt wt·n~ on<'t' tht> lr tradt> mark . Wht'n thl' exhibith)n t..:amt.•:-. !it.'!-!illl, ~1s nwn~ ns fu~u· rt>J.,'1 Jlars would stay back tnld tHk(• extra hatting pr;wlh"l' >\liJiL' lhc n•sl ilf lht · t'lnh wrnl 110 ft ro; Hl fu ncin nwnt;JI s trip . feel s !he t•xt ra WHrk will make a ciirfl'rt'JH'I" th is ye(lr along wi th u ri C' 11tl wr H11SI' hnp..Jrtant fach •r. · 'Thcrl' ·~ II (! \~ ;1 \ tlw IJodgt•rs art' gtllllf.l: Lo gPt off wilh 52 homers mtd H9 RBI. · I dort't St~l' how George ran r1uplil'<ih' the stati stics he h••d l:tsl yea r. " conceded J{('dS Man age r Sparky Anderson . "Thll t'S a once-inu-hfl'limc season. llut I still lln nk lll''l l br a bett er I" II player .·' In Anrll'rson·s mind. the ll eds' demise 111 1~77 c;m be tr:HTd to just one place - lhc JHtdlCI'S "You ··an offer ;Ill the UJ the slilrt they clid l:tst re<iStlns you wH nt for what year ," he ,..,a td. '' One Ill on• iliippencd last year," said the wiu anJl tlw~ 'd llaVI' st•t ;1 .-·hite~~<llrcd skipper, "but l"l\:or' d for Apn l." Despll e UJI'ir fullun: to lhdact ts. we jusl didn't have repc:tt lao I y,•ar. U1e tlt•tb tltd · ;my pltt.·hmg . You can 't win a have s iilular ~~ut-;t;u1d1n g J'f·rmanl when your pitl'hers individua l pt:•rfuri !\Hil('l:~ that may bi.· h;u·d t1• duplt• >lh' Gl'(JI"ht' Fu stet· . fc.r inst<JnCt', captured tilt• \l t•.>l Valua lik Player rtv.;H·d by httt wg .:ILiJ g i \'iu~-,; up ~~<.nnt· . By U1r .~: aver and Ulc :1re. 4.2 ru ns pe r time we got slrtff be~ an to wH. ()IIJ' h1tter.!;j were simply worn out.,. Having Seaver. the threetime Cy Young Award winner, all season long is, in the Reds ' opinion, the key to regaining their stature .,a s . baseball's best team . " ~"or one thing, it is totally impossible for us Ill ~ver have a serious slump with Seaver and Bill Bonham (a<;quired from the Cubs) a~y 1-2 pitchers," said Aniferson . " In all my time here I've never had two pilchers as good. The only one that could compare with them was Don Gullett and he was hurt so much ." "Our pitching wiU be all right," Anderson said. " We have a kind of a quietV confidence about th1s year and maybe it 's just as well that other people are looking for our weaknesses. We need to be reminded that we're not invincible.11 '~',[~ ./ ~t·' ~;, ~ un ~-~ ' \ <:'~{ ·, ,Monda)' in a 4:30 p.m. da te . Score by tnnings : Htpley 010 000 0- 1 2 I Wahama 100 010 0-2 7 3 , , C_ I 1'. I PLANT SOME GREEN Yet whenever the team has needed Havlicek U1e most uver Lhe years, he has be en there to score the winning lllls kct or inspire his mates lo IN Point Pleasant Federal Savings & Loan Assn. \"ictory . " Before the seventh game against Milwaukee in 1974, Heinsohn had given all his X and 0 stuff," said Challanl, "and just before the team left th e bench for the Ooor. John said, ·some guys devote a lifetime to · this game and never get this far , so I want every one of you to go out and make U1i s the finest game of 1our basketball lives." As Cha llant said, Ha vlicek played every game as if the championship were on the line . How else could an admittedly average shooter rank thi rd behind Will Chamberlain and Osca r Robe rt son on the ca reer scoring lis1? How else could he bring a team of youngsters back Ill glory tn 1974 and 1976 in the manner he had been taught a dct.:ade earlier ? "John has spanned three When hts earee r ends Boston Celtics periods," said Su nd ay April 9. John Tom Sanders, a former team- ' Havlicek will have set a mate and now Havhcek's record of being the only NBA coach, in the forw.ard to the player Ill score 1,000 points in book "Hondo - Ccltics Man 16 straight seasons. He will in Motion." fimsh with a 20 pomt per " He's been Wit h the game sco rin g avera ge. unbeawbles of the '60s as well Imagine scoring 20 poi nts as the mtddle dirtsion every game. for more lhan 70 ftmshers of the early '70s. The games a year for 16 seasons ob1~ous anehor man durin~ with a running team . the return _Ill championship With sueh creden tial s, play of the last few seasons, Havhcek would appear ready John 's abilily to blend and for another career as a coa ch. lead by deed stamps him as a To some tl seems logical thai truly great pla yer. he lake over the fl oundenng ''Throughout his ca reer Ihe Celtics and restore the team pace has been the same . 1n the level of the other 13 Fast ! The key word, of title-wmning squads. course , is pace . John's ra te of To Havlicek, a career on a movemenl has been timely , basketball bench is furth est as well as contmuous . There from h1s mind . " ! have no are just enough floo.r -burning destre Ill coach," he said, dives to come up · with the altlylugh he added he will loose balls, yet not enough to serve "in some capacity" be lermed reckless and with the Ce ltics in the future . J>1SStbly cause an injury so he "l'm-a manufa cturer 's rewouldn 't be there wh en presentative for housewares needed He really used his and sporting goods in bod1 well," wrote Sanders. Columbus (Ohio) and I've , become involved in a Havhcek always lOO k care !Wen dy's) ham bur ge r of h1s body. as in the 1976-77 fran chise in Westcheste r season when he sat for an County, N.Y.," he said . hour hefore and afler every "Plus. I might get wsee the Kame wth tce packs on both' Virgin Isla nds in the kn<·es It • keep himself limber wintertime next year . Ha ving en"u~h 10 run . He also played the wa y I have and refust·d u, abuse his body having ex perien ced eig ht w1th alcohol or tobacco . championships, I think I'll be " flo•f"re htg games, some easily adjustable to li fe h'\IY S wrould pa rty a little bit with out basketball." and no1 be ready," said The game of llllsketball . Celtlr's' trainer Frank and the Celtics in particu lar , CIJallant, ·uut John Havlicek will have far more problems played Her) ~ arne as if it adjusting to li fe wi t hout were h1s fmtoJ two hours." Havlicek. He is last playing Challan l "dds that link with the Era of H avlicek ·~ pu rsu1 of Unselfish ness. There is no perfe cii un l••ads to so me one left to teach the humorotl<; sttu;jtH,ns offcourt. youn gs ters• how to move He still us'es the same with out the ball , how to start hairbrush he had at Ohio and finish the threei)oint fast State , he, arr anges a break and how to scra mble collection of medical and llllck on defense while still cosmetic preparat1ons above being an offensve force . his locker as if they were t11 "John Havlicek is atypical be displayed on a' uf tllda y's players because his supermarket shelf, he has his No. 1 goal has always been legs rewrapped if Challant team tr iumphs and not pu ts wrinkles in th e wpe , and pers onal a chiev,e ment s. he han gs eve r y ite m of There are nol that many good clothing - Includin g his attitudes around tllday," sa id socks - on separate hangers C:olden State Warriors Coach in the lockerroom. Al Attles, who played for the '.' He can drive you crazy ," Phila delph ia Warri ors said Challant . "In 1973 when against the Ce,ltics' captain . he separated his shoulder 1in "His coaches were truly the Knicks' playoff ), he had lu cky because nol many th e assistant trainer COIJlb his coaches ha ve I he opportunity hair for him because he to work with a guy even near couldn't raise his arm . But his cali ber. I fo r one. will th at 's John ." miss watching his style." Lyne HELP YOt: Pl,ANT SOMETHING AND THEY WILL • WITH THESE Ht\NDY GARDEN TOOLS. That's Right ••• Plant '300.00 Into A New pr Existing Savings Account At ·Point Pleasant Federal and You Will Receive This Handy Garden Tool Set FREE, And To Put This Se't Right to Use We'll Also Give l'ou A Free Packet of M~rlgold Flower ~ SeedL ' . ,_. C. TRANSPlANTING TROWEL ~-----: :I Pro II 1S d" I 1 ... tan mgs: Knicks outlast Jazz, 117~116 United Press loteroatlonal Twenty-four hours earlier Lonnie Shelton wouldn 't ha v~ been around to make the play . It's .got Ill make New Orleans wonder if the playoffs were meant to be . "Truck Robinson and I both went up for it and I guess he couldn't tell it was me who · had the ball," said guard Gail Goodrich of the Jazz Friday ·night after Sheltlln wrestled away a rebound a nd converted U> help lift the New Yo\ k Knicks to a 117·116 victllry . Shelton had been ejected from Thursday's game wiU1 half a quarter to play after fighting with Mitch Kupehak of Washingtlln , and without him the Knicks lost the game. On Friday, Shelton did more than solidify the Knicks playoff chances and hand New Orleans tts fifth straight defeat ~ he probably wok the Jazz ri ghl ou t of consideration for a playoff spot . While the Jazz were losing by one point, both the Cleveland Cava liers and the Atlanta Hawks won by one point. Cleveland, Atlanta and New Orleans are vying for two playoff spots, and the loss put the Jazz 1h games behind Atlan ta with four games remaining. . Shelton and Tom McMillian scored 24 points each in ]JOshing New York 's record to 37-36. Goodrich led th e Jazz wilh 38 points . In other games, Cleve l~nd nipped Wash ingtlln 102-101, New Jersey beat Milwaukee 122-114, San Anwnio overtook Boston 120-117, Golden State def ea ted Indiana 111-103 . Chicago trimmed Detroit 117107, Atla nta overtimed Ph il adelpllia 111-11 0, Phoenix swamped Kansas City 136112, Seattle held orr Denver 111-109 and Portland surprised Los Angeles 10:~ 101. Cava liers 102, Bullcls lOt : Ca mpy Russell's lhreepoint play , Foots Walker 's steal and layup and Elmore Smith's foul shot with less than a minute Ill play helped C1eveland remain close Ill N~w York in the playoff ba tt le in th e Eastern Conference. Nets 122, Buck• 114 : Rookie forwa rd Bernard King scored 39 points, leadinK New Jersey Ill its 23rd \'ictory of the season, one more than all of last year, and fir st th 1s -------, ' Milwaukee. year against Spurs 120, Celtlcs 117: Larry Kenan scored 32 points and George Gervin added 25 to pull San Antonio from a t7-point deficit Ill a victory that pushed Boston closer Ill elimination from playoff consideration . Warrl.ors Ill, Pacers 103: . Golden State, sparked by Hick Barry's 28 points, rallied for 18 straight points in the final 3:16 to hand Indiana its sixth straight loss. Hulls 117, Pistons 107: Mark Landsberger scored a ca reer.Jli gh 25 points a'nd Artis Gilmore added 23 to pace Chicago. Detroit's Leon Dou gla s was game-high scorer with 28 points. Hawks Ill, 76ers llO : Ollie Johnson hit a free throw with two seconds Ill play ·in overtime to help Atlanta keep its playoff hopes bright. Suns 136, Klngs 112: Paul Westphal, with 35 points, headed six Phoenix players in double figures and Hon Lee got 22 points and set a team record for steals in a season. 211 . The Suns had 18 steals for the game for a se aso n total of 1.005 , becoming the first team in NBA history to surpass 1,000 thefts in a season. SuperSonics lll, Nuggets 109 : Forward John Johnson more than doubled his season average with a team-high 25 points and Seattle withstood a furious last-minute rally Ill down fal tering Denver. Trail Blazers 103, Lakers 101: I jonel Hollin s scored eighl of his 22 points in the final quarter to s park injurydepleled Portland over the Lake rs. Maurice Lucas scored 26 points to lead the Trai l Blazers, who played wit hout four regulars, incl udi n ~ center Bill Wa)ton. Kareem Abdui-Jabbar led the I,akers with 29 . SHAKEUP IN OFFICE CINCINNATi iUPil - Bill Barrett, directllr of events for the Cincinnati Stingers, was promoted Ill vice president of operations Friday in a front· off ice restructuring. Barrett will be in charge of all non~wc key opera tions for th e World Hockey Association club, including public relations, marketing , advertising, promotions and til'ket sales . An 1deal 1001 for tnruphmting ~ou.n ., .100U 11nd btJ\I)!J NBA Standings By United Press International Eastern Conference Arlantic Dlvi,lon W. L. Pet . x .Phila 53 22 ~ 07 New York 39 38 506 Boston 3{) 45 .400 Buffalo 26 .49 .347 New Jei'Sy 23 54 .299 Central Divi sion W. L. Pet . .: .San Antn 49 28 GB 15 23 27 31 GB 636 wash 41 36 .532 e Cleve A tl an ta New Or ln s 38 39 494 37 40 .:481 11 11 36 42 462 JJ1t1 Houston 25 51 .329 23 1' 1 Western Conference Midwest Division Denver Milw W. L. Pet . 44 32 .579 41 36 .532 Chicago De tro il 38 40 .487 36 40 .-474 GB 3' '7 Kan .Ci ty 7 8 31 46 .403 ll 1t 7 Ind i ana 29 49 372 >< ·Portlnd Phoen ix Sea ttl e Los Ang Golden Sl 40 L. 21 JO 34 JS By POHLA SMITH UPI Sports Writer PITTSBURGH (UP! )- If any of the · major college coaches present at the 14th annual Dapper Dan Roundball Classic went home disappointed Friday night, It wasn't because there wasn't any recruitable talent on hand but because they failed to sign the players they wanted . There were so many out- Pet. GB 727 .610 9 .559 13 .S4S 14 l7 .ll9 16 x-clinched di~o~ision t itle Friday's Results Sa n Ant on 120, Boston 11 7 New Jersv 12'1. Milw lld Cleve 101, wash 101 Go l den St. 11 1. Indiana 103 Chicgo 117 , Detroit 107 A tlant a 11 1, Ph ila 110 New York 117, N ew Ortns 116 Phoeni• 136, Kan City 11 2 5e allle 111, D en ver 109 Portland 103 . Los Ang 101 Sunday ' s Games Ind iana at Boston , aft New Jersv at Allan Ia , aft Ph i ta at sa n Anton , aft New Yor k at Wash , aft Houston at Denver , aft Mi lw at De t r oit , aft Go ld en St . at Phoen i x P. orlland at Sea ttle Kan City at Los Ang standing performances by the high school seniors who composed th e U. S. and Pennsylvania AII.Star teams that sport swriters com plained they had a hard ti['Je deciding whom to name as most valuable players. In the end, the MVP awards went to Walker Russell. a 6fool;5 forward from Pontiac Cenlrai · (Mich. ) Hi gh who scored ;18 points .and grabbed five rebounds to help lead the .- Indians still having problems By JOE SARGIS UPI Sports Writer TUCSON, Ariz. (UP!) -No club in the major leagues last year had as many injury problems to key players as did the Cleveland Indians but between them, Frank Robinson and Jeff Torb<Jrg steered the club to 71 viclllries, which was quite remarkable, all things considered. Robinson ran into player problems and was fired on June 19 with Tnrhnr p Rn Indians coach since 1975, moving in as manager . Under Torborg, the Indians wound up 45-59. This year Torborg, the youngest manager in the big leagues at 36, expects the Indians Ill do better than last year. He has more than optimism going for him because the Indians have some power. good fielding and decenl pitching. How well the club does depends on .the breaks it gets. Cincinnati wins fourth in row TAMPA , Fla. (UPI) - The Cincinnali Reds warmed up their bats Friday in their :;.a exhibition season win over W. L. T. Ph. the Chicago White Sox. NY I sla nders 44 11 14 101 Johnny Bench had three Ph i1adel phi 43 19 1l 99 Allan ta 31 26 18 80 hits and S<J did Joe Morgan . NY Rang er s 79 37 1l 71 Bench entered the game with Smythe Div ision W. l. T. Pts. only two hits in 26 at bats this x Chicago JO 77 18 78 spring and Morgan had three Vancouver 19 4116 5A Colorado 17 39 20 54 hits in 35 trips to the plate St Lo uis 18 45 13 49 before Friday 's game. M 1nn es ota 16 50 9 A1 Bench slammed a tw!H'un Wal es Conference homer to break a 3-3 tie in the Norris Di visio n W. L . T . Ph . sixth inning to give the Reds x Mon'll-eal 56 9 10 121 LOS Angeles 30 32 14 74 their victllry. De l ro i t 30 31 13 73 Paul Moskau, Doug Capilla P ittsburg h 11 35 18 61 and Pedro Borb<Jn teamed up Washing t on 14 48 13 41 Adam s Division Ill stop the White Sox with W. L T. Pis . four hits . Bos t on d9 15 11 109 Two of the White Sox hits, • Bu lf a lo 42 16 17 101 Tor ont o 40 25 10 90 doubles by Joe Lemon and Cle ve land 21 .4) 17 5d Bill Nahorodny, coupled with M·Ciinched divisio n tine Friday ' s Result a walk and a throwing error Phil a 3, Vancouve r 2 by Bench, accounted for all Sundiy ' s Games three runs in the second Ch1cgo at Clev e , aft NY !Sindrs at Oet , all inning . The · viclim was NY Rangers at Boston Moskau who took the moWld Atlan ta at B uttal o M o ntreat at Wa sh after being sidelined for some 10 days with an infected wMA StandingJ throat. By Uniled PreH International W. L. T. Pfs . Ken Griffey singled , stole Win ni peg 49 2<1 2 100 New England 41 30 4 86 secrind and ca me home on Hous ton 39 31 4 81 Morgan's single Ill give the Quebec 36 36 3 . 75 Edmont on 36 JB 1 74 Reds their £irst run in the Birm inghm JJ .4 0 J 69 first inning. A double by Ci ne in na rl 32 38 3 67 Bench and a single by lnd iant'lpolis 23 d~ 5 51 Cesa r Geronimo addFriday ' s R:esull Bi r m nghm 5. Edmon ton 2 ed a second Heds NHL Standings By United Press International Campbell Conference Patrick Div ision run in the sec ond inning. The Reds tied lhe score at 3-3 in the fourth inning when Bench . singled home Morgan. Rick Auerbach, the Red s' utility infielder, left the game after · injurin g his left shoulder when he fell to the ground after attempting to make a leaping catch of Dave Moore 's looping sing le over short. The fl VEHAIL Lf:NGTII 9 and / t.hrer-etltetr~ mch A. CULTIVATOR Tne lype and otaae you ouy can rn~an degree Read the ...,, "~' D. DANDELION KNIFE Hllndle mitdr of lht highest Q"IILI)" , Sl'lect F:ltremel)· Sur d~ tool fer OVERAU. l.ENCtH 16"' HF.AD 2'-J '' WIDE AT POI NTS tertl(l\'1fli dandelloru , B. 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But we are strong on defense and our pitching could be very good. I'm not going to predict where we might finish because there are too many solid teams in our division. " Johnny Grubb played in only 34 games last year, going out lhree different times with injuries, while Rick Manning played in only 68, also because of injuries. That left the Indians without their two best outfielders, and hitters, for more than twothirds of the seaso n. Additionally, Buddy Bell , the club 's dura ble th ir d baseman, missed a mo~, also with inJury. All three are back, fit and ready to go, so Torborg and Indians followers see nothing but good things ahead for their club. Strengths - An outfield of Grubb in left , Mannning in center and Paul Dade in Should be based on T'Material "Facts The Dealer/Applicator Reputation !ll, " handlt . ennto ured to fit thf hand Mack: of tul(hUt quahty, Mlh:t, Sf&!IOf"ll'd ash g1a rlk lws lrf'n d~~nf'd to J.W"f"\"t'ffi landlt' froru of Davidson and new . offers than he knew what to do with . Among the coaches Duqu esne Coach Mik e Rice, Although none of the 11 U.S. at the· Civic Arena ' were and 12 Pennsylvania players Ken tu cky 's J oe B. Hall. have signed letters of intent, Duke's Bill ~" oster wh o was which wouldn 't be binding aided in his. recruiting by anyway until April l5, several freshman star and former of the brightest stars made it Houndba ller Gene Ba!lkS, known they've pretty much Ma ss achusetts ' Ja c k dec ided Where they'll go to Leamon , n.ew Penn Sta.te school next fall. . . coach Dick Harter · I who It loo ks like ·Kentucky's. brought along football c'O ach Joe Paterno to help him Ha ll is going to come up with recruit J, Eddie Beidenba ch .one of the biggest catches. Dwight Anderson, a 6-2 guard from Rolh High in Dayton, Ohio who led the U. S. team in scoring with 19 points, announced befor e the game that he intends to sign with the NCAA champion Wildcats. right, plus an infield of Bell at Micah Blunt, a 6·9 leaper third, Frank Duffy at short , fr om Metairie , La . wh o Dllllne Kuiper at second and scored 10 points and grabbed Andre Thornton at first . Good five rebounds for the U.S. de£ignated hitter in Willie team , satd he preferred Hortlln , three good starters in Tulane, while 6·5 Rich Wayn e Ga rland , Dennis Harnwn of Middle Township Eckersley and· Don Hood and H1 gh in Cape May Courta fine reliever in Jim Kern . house, N. J ., said he was Weaknesses ~ Question Jea nmg towards Syracuse. marks in pitching, shortage Most of the Pennsylvania of power and no speed to stars said they were unspeak of, in the field or on the decided about college, inbases. Catching fair at best. . eluding Gordy Bryan, of New fa ces - HorU>n, who Malv ern Prep, a 6-foot·2 hit 15 homers and drove in 75 glJard who displayed great runs for Rangers as their DH, talent for outside shooting rookie first baseman Wayne with 14 points, and 6-3 Reggie Cage, who hit 13 homers and Duke of Pittsburgh had 75 RBI with Toledo, Westinghouse, who added 12 outfielder Horace Speed and points fo r the losers. infielders Dave Rosello and Although lhe U.S . team had Tom Veryzer. the edge in speed and size,the Outlook - Hard to figure Pennsylvania team refused Indians. They could be very to cave in. coming ba ck three good or only mediocre. Prob- times from de£icits of 12, 10 lem is they really have and fi ve pomts to lie the nowhere to go . Can 't score , the last time at 94·94 possibly overtake Yankees, with 3:06 left to play . Red Sox or Orioles. unless Anderson put the game out one, two or all three of those of reach by hitting five of six clubs fa ll apart. Fourth in the free throws in the remaining A.L. East best can hope for . time. U.S. team to a 105-IQ!I victory, and to 6-7 Bruce Atk fns or·· suburban Wilkinsburg High, wh o had a game-high 22 points and 15 reb<Junds for the losing Pennsylvania team . Atkin s has said that he is leaning towards signing a l e tt e r -o f- int e nl with Wisconsin, but Russell so far hasn't announced any such biases . It's likely, however, that Russell went home from the game considering more ' 16 Pacific Division W. 56 tO 43 42 Two share Dapper Dan Cla'ssic a~ard - I I IKI I I II '" 1 '" ,.~ c-·- COt•o or.o.,... ie>lllt•l O•llol t "<: t •••·•~ ' ' - • lloololt••U • .,... _ Ul \ll. IUK. Dn•Q Y• ft lliAlt '"'Dt l 01JII C10fu , ... ,u u er•u • I'<FPA ......... .. ..... ~ ., • A r o o~ ro~•• �C-5- The Sunday Times-Sentinel. Sunday , Aprtl2 . 1978 C-4~ The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, April2, 1978 Wellston edges Me,igs, # fly Greg llalley . travelled to Wellston a n~ WF. I.LSTON - Meigs' , came home on 't h ~ · short end l.lilSC ball record fell to 1-1 of a 10·9 sCorr . l'"ridlly when the Maraudc1·s 'l11e Marauders uutslu gged JO to ·9 the host Golden Roc kets 10-4 . but Meigs pitchers walked a costly si> batters while the defe nse co mmitted - stK miscues. Meigs plated two runners in the fi rst, bU t Wellston came >iunnin ~ back· to knot the sco re• in their half of the inning. After a scoreless second fr ame, the thir d in ning . repealed the first. · POMEROY - The Meigs .. Galli a Comm un ity . Action Agen cy has had . money allocated by the state of Ohio to assist persons who have su ff ered ha rdship and financial difficu lties ,due to the energy crisis this past winter. Thi s assistance is available to perS<JnSo£ all ages with top priority given to the elderly. Income guidelines have been established . Applitations for fmanctal assistance ar<.' available at the following loca tions : The Meigs County Senior Citizens Cente r, phune 992- Loca-s .to sue WHA "$230 000 se~~;i,;~Jyth~oof~u~:~~~~~~ CINCIN NAT I (UPI ) Ci ncin Qati Stin ger s t'enter Jacques !..<>cas is suing the Worl d Hockey Associat ion club for more than $2:10.000, claiming brea ch . of con trac t and intimidation by the dub . 'l11e soil. filed Frida y in Ham ilton County Common Pleas Couri. seeks $131 ,R75 Fo rm ~·r Ma son Bowl ing Center Th e Odd Ball League Mar ch 27, 1978 W. L. Grand e Cafe Quality Print Shop M i tchell Pa inti ng Team 5 George's Open Air 66 14 54 26 49 31 39 <l l Garage 37 48 High individual gam e Sh ir le y Mitchell 168 : Ann Grover 167: Barb Whi tt in gton 165. High ind ivi dual ser 1es Haze l Lew is 464 ; Barb Wh it tington 448 ; Ann Grover J)2 . High team game Grand 745 ; Cafe Tea m 5 708 ; George's Open Air Gar age 681 H 1gh team ser ies - Tea m 5 2086. Grand Calc 2010 ; Qualify Print Shop 1900 ' NEW HAVEN CELTICS - The Celtics finished fourth in the Bend Area Biddy League. first row . left to right. F.ric SmiU!. W. Bentley, J . Barnitz and M. Roush. Second row. T. Compson. Jack Denney, T. Say lers and Steve Meadows. Third row, CDaches James Dudding and Gary Roush . Th e Odd Ball League w. Grand Ca fe Quality Prmt Shop TO Sl'tl r>S OH TOUHN J·:Y POHTSMOUT JI SF Giants continue 1\'inning ways, 8-7 The B&B Loan suf1ball team of Port smouth \\'til huld it Slo Pilch Tuummncnt in Ports· rnouth during 1l1t.' wet• kmd of Aprt l 29 and :10. wtth 11 b<Jck up dil lI' of I\.1 a~· !-i anrl 7. It rs <t chJUb!C' nanwnt el im inat ro n tnurand A.S.1\ . sa ne· ttonecl. En! r) ft•e is $50. United Press lnterualional winner. Willte McCovey 's The Charlie Finley- sacrifi ce fly had produced a Oaklard A's saga ts not the 7-7 lie in the seventi1. Randy Moff it wa s the . only bit of co nfusion winnin g pitch er in relief happenin g to Bay Ar ea while Ed Rodriguez was the baseball teams these days. loser for Mtlwaukee. also in Call it April Fool. or just a good spring training for the relief. Now all the Giants have to San Francisco Gtants. do is continue il Ul the cool of The Giants, e><pected to go the Bay Area instead of in the mostl y nowhere in the warmth of i\rizona . reguJar season. are winrung At another camp, Steve games and perhaps secretly · Busbv of the Ka nsas citv wishmg the y muld save some of them for when the results Royais turned in an inconcJ;. sive performance as he con~ count H) the penll£tnl rare. Fn day brought anothe r tmued h1s comeback attempt ,;ctory - the 15th of the after a year of inacti\·ity . Busby, once one of spnng agamst sevl'n losses when s1ngle runs m the baseb;ill's livest arms. ~ave seventh and eighth mnings up six hils in six in nin~s . but edg ed the Milw aukee une was a two-run double b~ Eddie Murray that gave the Brewers 8-7 Mike lv te. with his th1rd hit Baltunore Ori oles a 3-2 of the gmne. d rov~ 111 Larry vic ton '. In ~th er games. Oaklaml Herndon from thtrd m the bottom of the etghth fur the bombed Seattle 9-7 , St. Lout s topped Detroit 3-1, Ph iladelphia subdued the New York Mets 3-1and Texas outmuscled Houston 7-5. The A' s bombed Glenn Abbott for six runs in the fourtl1 inning Abbott lia s been named as the M ~• riner s' starttng pitcher Wednesday a~ains t Mmnesol~ ... The Cardma ls spotled rookie Jack Morn s' second ;~ p pPa r en r(' of the spnn g. rallying for two runs in the first three innings .Jay .J ohnstone drove tn Uwee runs with a smglc and ( I double to help the Phtlltes hand the Mets the n· thtrd st raight loss aml sev enth in nine games ... HH:Ine Zis k hit Dnrwmg IS Aprrt23 at thl' ball L. 60 11 S<l JA Mit chell Pa inting 41 31 Team 5 31 J l Geor ge 's Open Air Garag e 3{1 47 H1gh indivi dual gam e Marlene Wilson 199 182 ; Ann Grover 180. H igh ind i vidual ser ies Ma r lene Wilson 528 , Coleen No rthrop J59 , Connie Chapman 453 . H igh le am game ~ George's Open Ai r Garage 771 , Gra nde Cafe 708 Qual it y Print Shop 695. High team serie s ..:.... Grande Cafe 2066 , George's Open A ir Garage 2008 . Oua li ty Pr int p<-lrk. Fur furth(' r mforrna1lun call !lob Hatliff' at :l5.1-llllllllor :!~3-4250 or Frank l.lltN"I at Shop :!54-2141 . 1991 . -· ' . Lucas claims he is owed · season wtth Cincin na ti, he Score d 27 goals and 46 assists d un er contract, and 1100,1100 ·,n 80 ."at t1es . I .as• season, punit ive da mages for " · • a llegedly ma li gning his however, he tallied 31 points in 45games and was tra~ed to reputation . .. , 1,ocas tile (; ai"o""ry Cowl>oys at . to I1lC SUI! ACCOl' dmg · d to a nme-yectr, · · ~gers st1')1 1n1·ctseason . Tioe st was stgne no ~ ~ 1 t li cut con tract with the Stingers were paying the bulk of his in J973 .. at $7a.IIOO an nually contract. and potenttal bonuses up to Bi ll DeWitt Jr ., the $63,1100. Sti ngers' executive vi ce J.ocas claims the Stingers president, acknowledged tile tried to modify the contract in team term ina ted Locas' 1976, and when the cente r contra<) after he was cut by refused the club "through it s Sprin@'fie ld, an Amertcan manage ment undertook to Hockey League club, three coerce and intimidate the weeks ago. plaintiff " by withholding his DeWitt said he bad not seen sal ar y. !he sui!, and dec lin ed In 1975-76, J.oeas ' first comment. Ada captures -Class A title lly GENE CADD ES UPI Sports Writer CO LUMBUS I UPf I - Ada, led by all.Q hiuan Lynn Coe with 19 points, broke a 25-25 lie with 10 stra ight po ints midwa y t.hrongh the th ird quar·ter tn postin g a 51-39 victory over Olrl Washington Buckeye Trail in the fina ls of the Class 1\ Gi rls State Basketball tournel' at St John Arena Saturday. · Bu ckeye Trail, whi ch suffered its first Joss in 23 ga mes. tr~i l ed 23- 19 at halftime and tied the score for the fir st 1ime sir{ce the game sta rted at 25-25 on bas kets by Kim Sc hirnmef anrl Sue Robinso n. Bu l the Warrior s then went nea rly four minutes without 11 point and.the dry spell proved to be fatal for Bu ckeye Trail. whi ch trailed U1e rest_,of the way . Ada, which fi nished a! 22-2, led 3>-3 1 at the end of the third quarter and U1en had another run of nin e unanswered points to put the ~ ame we ll out of rea ch of Buckeye Trail . Lori Headv. Buckeve '!'rai l's 6-0 sophOmore centCr, led the Warriors in scoring with 16 points. whil e Schimmel had J1. Donna Hall , Terri Stah l and Kat11y Deck er all scored seven · poi nts each fur Ada . " wit h four big talli es. Starttng Mei ~;s hurl er Tim Ebersbach blasted a home run over the fence . Three straight singles f' Jd • h · followed by a 1• er s c Olcc acco unted for the other runs. · Wellston coul d ma nage · only a single ta lly in the1r tum , but in the fi ft h they got fo ur of their owr to pull one run ahead, 9~. In the top of the seventh, Meigs plated another to tie the score once again and seemed lo ~ave the momen tum gomg. · In the bott om of t he seventh , Meigs' reliever Tom Owens fanned the first two batters with the next batter Speran loo ping a Texas Leagu er int o right fie ld . Royster then loft ed a sinking shol to center field that popped out of Tim Hood's gluve as he made a good diving try , but !he run ha d scored and the g<IITIC was over . Owen s had to tak e the tough loss as he and two other Meigs hurl ers fanned six to ~u along with the six walks. Hoys1er got the win as he and th e other Wel lston hurler s ~1 ruck uut nine and walk ed just one. Ebersbach led the Mei gs httt ing with a double and his homer . Mik e Way land , Kenny Young, and Ray Andrews each had two s in ~ J es while Greg Becker and Chri s Taylor go! a doublo and single. respective ly. Mei~s t rave ls to Wahama Munday before host ing Ironton on Tuesda)' ni ght. Meigs 202 400 1- 9 10 6 Wellst on 202 140 1- 10 4 3 F.bersbach. Triplett 15 1. Owen s 1J.P. 71 and Bec ker. Gi lliland, Hoyster iWP, 61 and Roberts. 7886 Senior Nutrition Satell ite Sit e loca ted in the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latt er Day Sat nts. Old Town Flats, phone 8433364 Meigs County office of the Communit y Action Age ncy located in the Courthouse, Pomeroy, phone !J\12-5605 Community Action Agency Offi ce located in Cheshi re. phone 992-71100 Your application must be rece ive d by April 211. 1978. Remember , if you hav e had flna ncial difficulties due to high fuel cost s or need assistance because of oth er energy related probl ems, this program may be of help to you. Pick up an application or call the numbers listed for furth er information. Votrr Rrglstratlon Un der a new ~1a te law all persons musl; be registered befo r~ being Allowed to vote in either the Prim ary or General election. You must be registered by May 6 in order to vote in the June Primary. St op by the In formati on and Referral Office (I & Ri located tn the Meigs County Senior C1t1zens Center in Pomeroy and f1 ll out the short registralion form . Help Needed Th e Retired Scnt or Volunt eer Program 11\SV PI is lookin g for registered volunteer s and NE W volunteers lo asSist tn the " home delivered mea I" program wh tch is spon sored by the Comrnunny Act ion ·Agency. fn addition to a new route that will be established. help is needed to " bac k up" and .... --- • ~ I ..., QN0 ,1oY . NOY IMIU 7 1971 walkmg JUSt fo ur as h1s out to be unearned. Jeff Kimes took the Joss as he Jeamcd with Juc Kuhn and Spencer li• strike out eight lhe seventh inmn ~ lCJ brc:-1 k et 5-5 deadlock and lift thl' Rangers Cesar Cedeno h<11nered for Housto n . Canoeists invited · teanunat es commttted JUSt one error Federal Hockmg got those fou r tallies on a double. two errurs , two walks, and a sa crlfl ('(' Eastern mea nwhile tallied it s run tn the thtrd . Rnan Btssell walked, · stole CO LUMBUS Ohio sen1nd, and came · home 1,m <:anoe!sts can sharpen lhc1r Danny Spencer's single. The whlte~water skil ls at o river ' hosts got another run in Ihe canoetng school to be held l:ilxth, and all f1~~e runs tumed Apnl 7-9 at the Beau monl Sco ut Hese rvati on m Ashtabula f'n unly . The school. de s1~n ed for l'anoe1sts wlth so me ex~ I.F:BA!IiON , Oh to (UP!i - per1ence, IS being cosponDan l\'tns gu td ed Major sored by the Diviston of Skippe r to a one -len gth Water craft of the Oht o v1ctory over Boondock Baby Department of 1\'atural in the featured SJ ,500 ninth Resources rODNR i and the pa ce at Lebanon Racewa y Ameru.:an Red CroS!. "' Wh1tc-watcr canoeing has Fnda y mght. become very pop ular in M aj•~ Skipper. in front nearly all the way, covered Ohio, " said Norv Hall , Chief th e mil e in 2:00 and returned of the Division of Watercraft. $21, $6 .80 and S3.20. Boondock "Through this educational Baby paid SII .20 and $3.40 for effort with the American Red second and Knn 's Khight , the Cross we hope to curta il the third place ftmshe r. kicked number of cano eing accidents." fl ail noted that back $2.60. Rose Princess t 31 won the ei~ht persons died 1n Ohio first race and Reed's Chuck last yea r as a result of ( 6) took the se-cond for a canoe1 ng acci dent s, nighUy double com:lln atton The school will offer a weekend of practica l skill that was worth $65.80. A crowd of 2,310 wagered development in a ca noe and evening semina rs on nver $21'1,020. canoetng sk ill s, ta ct ics. equipment and safety . Those wishing to attend the PACES WrN school must be able to swim PHILADELPHIA fUPI 1 50 ya rds and stay afloat tn Paul Ca nnell scored two deep water for ftve minutes . goals before being ejected Ind tviduals also must have Saturday to lead . the flatwater can oe ing exWashington Diplomats to a 3- perience and be able to 0 shutout over the E•pansion handle a canoe cum fo rtab~y . Philadelphia Fury in a North Applicants must be at least American Soccer League 13 years old, and those under game . age 15 must be accompanied w1\l host Belpre Thursdiiy . F:a>1 ern 001 000 0 I 4 4 Fed .·ll . 400 001 x 5 5 I K11nes 1I.P I,' Kuhn 121. Spencer r5t <111d ll tssell. Dn gg~. 1WP 1 C:n..•t.m t41and J),,wJcr . to classes • Harbar~ er . " My only complaint is that ther e are too many vague and vetled allegattons." Ha rbarger said. addmg that he considers so me of the auditor's charges senous. All charges are related to the lot tery industry convention Patronite and Gallina attended m months ago tn West Palm Beach. Fla. '"' f\o rt II ji eld The SEBRING 4 BEDROOMS - t BATH " YES _ W E CAN ... helpyou take the "squee·ze" out of rising new home prices. More t h an 10 beautiful models Choosf' the o ne t hat !I jUit ''9hl , pt1cca.ngh1 lor you and your lamt1y If you own properly, we ca n sho w you how to beat th e ~igh cos t o! buil ding a new home . ill Get all th e from Jim Waller tod!ly. Let us show you our more than twen ty beautiful models, WE CAN . We can.!!!!! custom bu ild and Finance Wi th two, three , and lour bedrooms . Let us tell a .new home l or you at.a P.rice you can alford and you about our long -tasting , low-maintenance w1th pa ymen/s that w1ll 111 your budget. LE T US mater ial~ and abou t our quality , custom · . co nstruct1on methods. We' ll erp lain about our SHOW YOU . We'll also explain lhe Jim Walter plan to cut IN STANT MORTGAGE FINANCING fo r qualiJ ied you r building costs to the bare bone and sa~e property owners and tell you e•actly what your e~ en mor e money . .. much , much more . Here's mo nthly mortgage payment will be belore con· ho w i t works : We'll custom build your new home struction on your new home begins. to almost any stage ol complet ion ... rrom th e YES WE CAN ... help you tak e the " squeeze " ou t at rising new home pr ices. Call or visit the she ll , up to 90% finished . We alway s fi nis h th e outside in every d etail. inc lud i'l.Q d oor s, shut · J im Waller Homes display park nearest you or ters . and even two coats of qualily pa int. On th e send the coupon for complete d etail s. Aft er you inside, you tell Us wh ere to stop ... then take have all ~ he facts , we s i ncere!~ believe you 'll over and linish the rest. Do as mu ch or as · littl e c hoose Jtm Walt er as your builder. · or the interio r as you like ... but lhe more you CHESAPEAKE, OHIO 45619 Old Highway 52 P. 0. Box 250 ~/lei HOMES NITRO, W. VA. 25143 606 1st Ave. South p e Bo1 637 • • U. S. Hwy. 25 East \ Fill out and mail. No obligation. r::--~--- I JIM WAlfllt HOMES .,. o~o~ld ,~..:~ ~'"'"" •a ' " '" ' lI I l rkt t o hovt mor e irdotm0110n ond thl! (Ot l of b•.nl d!ng on my p ropeny I ~Jn de r11ond th• lt wo~o~ld be no oblrqCttlon 10 bu y ond tho ! you would gi ...e me thete loch fr ee of chor 9 e ~oms CITY -- - · I. 1 NlMl .. sun __ II~ -·- f hi _. ·• t•• •• lohbo"' ~ ___ -·-·- _ n ,.,.., -......, oi" dt•ect;. , I. · · I I I I c··· ....... , . ___ '--------------------:---------------~--- -----------:.J Ph. 867-3153 Ph. 7_27·2296 ' ~--.-- C·~·~· OualtfiC3I IOris mclude solid background 1n e1ther m1htary or Cl lltll an a't'IB IIO n or av1a1 10n manutactu nng emm onment Expenence 01recung and ove rsee1ng OJT Ma 1ntenance 1ra1n1ng. mamtam1ng SKT, CDC, JTS and oth er OJT forms Is des1rable 1n me ma1ntenance areas The abd1ly t o tra1n on a one-to-one or one -to-seOJeral person b~s~~ 15 reqwred II jOU Cln mHt !hell qulllfi CIIIOna , IHI would llltl you 10 tYIIuate th• .ch1n11911 ol llwlng 1nd wor\ lnt In lr1n , Thl chall.nge ol 1 9'menl •••Its tha.1 who Cln relont,l wllhoul chll•an. HowhM', IH I 1110 oNer• ~unltl• In major clll1t In rr~n wtth ~~· 1choolln9 lftd mtdlcel ltc:llltlM lor ~oy... end c t111dftn, Wt oHer an ••ceol lenl com""ullon and ltentllt P'OI'•m• plut reloc ation ancllrtntportatlon ,.,.oe.... FREE FULL-COLOR CATALOG! do_1ourse11. the more money yciu ·11 sa•• on the omall cost ot yo ur new home. ' Jim facls •• .,..,.u. For tmmedlltr& sttent1 0'n please Send rsjume m coniiCJence ro ~ Bell HeliCopter International 00 Central On"'l BediOfd.TX 76021 t..-·-· . . . . 5 S Uti liiliU. q a AI . .. .. O UII II~ttf' ''"~lrt t Mf P P0~1EfWY - Martha Gre ss and l. rnda Van Jn· •age~. l'l!-<:hatmlen of !he ~trs. Sha ron Daile), f\.~ . Cha pter of the professtonal edu tat 1uo. ~l ~tgs R.·ut land. HJtlaml. t;uden/( Cl ub. \Irs i<lrr) F.dwards Ame~ H' Bn· Can(·e r S oc1el~· ~1lddle p u rt: )1rs .\t a r ~ Ch e:st~r T,.JI4n~ttlp \' ,1uru.1. R ~ , ., pub ltc ll tves c·lub. \I rs Oarrell annual cru sad e, Saturdar ~I vers . ann uunred ror:nn11ttt>e ap- educ:at1 un. P um er o :o . Hd\\t hvrnt:. ~1 tddll'PPrt . !)Jintments. umt offteers and ~1 tc haet Bendme U. ph ar- Bus1nt>ss and Pr(l.ft:>ssiUnu! st anding unit CtHllrll\tll:'e mactst, ser vlct", P omero ~ . \\\\men. i\1mer~)) . .1Jn~ntan chamnen ~trs . ~t anha Gress.... ~~ . Lt.--g wn .~ u x tltar~. S;. rac.ust" • • Umt off1 cers whe \t rs crusade . and .\'Irs. L.Jnda Janet Pt.>aY l e~ . ·\t mt>fsnllt•, Delores Frank . executJH' Va nln wagen . R . ~ . crusade , [)ee Brown. Roc!Ot' dJrectoJ. Long Bottom, ~I rs Pom eroy. and ~\ rs Em1a W esle~an L'mtl'\1 \kWm,dtst Ter ~sa Cullins. R ;; . Smtlh . Pomeroy Women . ColumbHl Township.· pres tdent. Long Bott om: Workin g cru sade ch atr· \Irs Grace Turner. spectat ~Jr s . Rhonda Da ile) , R \ .. men. Orange Townshtp. Pam g1fts. Bett) fu ll!. 1ndustr~ . vtce pres tdent. RtH'lnt' , .\Irs. Hen ders on and Eugene Wendell Huo, er . .\liddlt-ptlrt \"IA HIETTA - The Pl an Juanita l'unde. secretary. Rt. t.:nderw ood: Le t an T o ~w bustness. L'ash fla hr. Devel opment C0rnmtttee of I. Reedsvtlle. and ~I rs . Jesste . shtp. Uniled ~Jeth od tst Emer son H et~ht o n . Poul Area Si• Health Systems Wh1te. treas urer. Rt 2. Women. Mable Sh r~ lds and Cascl. Pllll\t"!rP:O bus tnes.; Agen cy, Inc. IASHSA1 Sue Beegle : Sutton TO'-'IlShlp, Don tt nd l.w da \1 a) t'r meet Wednesday . Apnll9, at Punu:r0y. Standing uml comnutt~ DuQ na ~ o rns. Rh onda Ra etn e bustness. l.lndd the Holiday Inn tn Manetta ehatnnen are ~Irs. Sharon Datle v. Linda Pa tterson: Dtddle, Ru1land busmess. J start tngat 7:30p. m. The Pl an ~·t rch ael. R.:\ .. pu blic m· Bedfo ~d TOIA'TlSh lp . Sharun Ann Ste ~,~, art T~.) wn~htps n. 1 Devel opm ent Committee IS a formauon. Rt. l. ~t mersnlle . Werry and Jearme Werry : t'O \'e red wtll ~ 5E'rH ma tler ':' ;1and 1n~ co mmmee of the ASHSA · Board of Trustees. Its maJor purpose IS 'to adnse the board on the dne\opment 1Jf a rauonal hea lth system. wh1rh ts responsive to the umque phySical health , soctal. and mental health needs of the· eighteen co unty he alt h sernce art:' a. The agenda tncludes a dJscusston on the committee or){amzauon. a reqe w uf tht? health r es ources. and a Buy Dtrect from the Whole sa le Supplier lor the Meigs , Ga llta ar ea . presentati on on the de mograph ic analrsts of the a~ency's health sernce area Mea SIX Health Syste.rns A~en c r . Inc. ts the con· dtt1unal\y destk!nated and funded Health Systems .~gency for etght een easte rn and southeaste rn Ohw C\)Un ttes The pnmary pui'J)IJse of the agen e) ·,s to High Pe rformance - High Mil eag e promote effectm• health planntn ~ and heal th DELTA .HIWAY r es nur res de ve!npme nt 700 -16 6 Pl y 534 .19 nef. "'llhtn ns healt h ser,·tce area . 750 -16 a Pl y 54U7 ne t. 10 .00 -20 12 Pl y 5120.05 ne t . Area Six meetmg IS announced FRED HARTWELL Hartwell to managenew store "·•II POMER OY f red Hartwell wil l serve as manager of the new ElliOtt Appliance II store. located on Pomeroy's East Mam Street rwhere the Sea rs store was formerly located 1. The grand opemng IS betng • held now through April ~ - In addition to selling appliances. su ch as 1Ys. radios. stereos. w~shers , dry ers . and J.~ S VEGAS. Nev. 1UPl ofreezers, the store will also do A longtime pers onal atservice work on washers., tendant to Howard Hughes dryer.s and freez ers. Store testifie d Fr iday that the hours are from 9 to 5 datly industrtalist never left his except on Thursday when hotel suite durin g the tim e they will close at noo n and that Utah truck driwr Melvin Friday from 9 to 8:30 p.m. Dununar claims he found First location of an Elliotl Hughes wandering in the Appliance S!ore wa s on Court :\C\·ada desert . St. tn Gallipolis. founded by Howard Eckersi1Y told a the late Morr is Elltoll m ju ry Hughes never left the August, 1936. Durin g World suite fr om Lhe time he Wa r II . the st ore was Order Onl y amved from Bost on in 1966 operated from Elltott 's home. ~0 DUTY until he left for the Bahamas After the war. the st ore was - C.O. D. PO ~I ERO Y - juror s ealled in 1970 . rel ocated to the corner of fur ~t on day. April 3. do not Dummar is a one~si xt eenth Third and Co urt St. rn ha,·e to appear , the shenff's beneficiary named in the so- GaU tpolis . _depart ment ann ,1unced ca lled Mormon Wi ll. a thre•The paren t firm moved tu fnd ay . page, handwn tt en document its present lo cau on at the found in the Salt Lak e City corner of Pine St. and Th1rd M o rm o n C hur c h Ave . in Gallipolis in 1952. headquarter s several weeks In 1973. another outlet. the after Hughes died Apnl 5. Village Furnitur e, bega n 1976. Reminder: Studed tires must operations in Pt . Pleasant on The jury is 'trytng to Ht 2. In 1971, the fi nn moved So buy nowl determine if th e will really to 2£05 Jackson Ave . was written by Hu ~hes or is a for~e r y, •·hich is contended by Hu ghe s' a tdes and relatives and offi cia ls of Sun una Corp., which controls the Hughes financial empire. TRUCKERS ·· Tired of High Prices for Premium Tires? Attendant says boss n'ever left 1\ DELTA L \ SOUTHEAST OHIO TIRE 742-2328 Great Values From Meigs Tire Center Agreement reached at Disneyland be off by April 15 in Ohio and W. Va. 1 QT. BOTTLE OF 1 CAR WASH WITH THE PURCHASE OF TWO OR MORE TIRES. COURSE OFFERED RIO GRANDE - Auto Body Repatr will be offered in Mu\t Education at Buckeye· Hills Ca reer Center durin K the sprmg sessi on. Principles of Auto Body will be covered as a means of int roducing the student to equipment, tools, and skill s necessary for auto body repair . The sl~t y hour program will be conducted each Tuesday and Thursday eveni ngs from 6 until 10 p.m. It will begin on April IB and end on June 6. For additional mfonnatlon contat1 the Adult Education office at 245-5336, C>l. 252. ANAHEIM , Ca li f. IUP! I A fed eral mediator said ea rly today a tentative agreement has been rea ched between negotiators ·for Disneyland and se\'en um ons. averttn_g a plaMed walkout by about 1,700 workers. Comm iSS ione r Bonnie Cast rey s.aid the detail s of the agreement wou ld be voted on by union members lodai·. More than nine hours of uninterrupted negotiations began at 3 p.m. f riday . The workers ha d threatened to ' stri ke at 12·01 a.m. toitay if demands for hourly wage hikes were not met. Dtsneyland officials had offered lumJ>-s um payments ins tead of the wage increases. The ma ster contract be' APPLY FOR LlCENSE twee n Di sneyland and seven GA LUPOLlS - Mak ing locals - representing ti cket appl ication fur a ma rria ge take rs. ride ope ra tor s, license in Gallia Co unty bakers, wardr obe a nd Probate Co urt wer e Ja ck L. cost ume personnel. janitors Quimby , Jr .. 20, Gallipolis. and pa rking- lot work ers heavy equipment operator. expired feb . 28 but ,was and Carol Sue Fisher. ta. extended through the end of Gallipolis, at home. Ma rch. • HELICOPTER MECHANICS • AIRCRAFT MECHANICS • DYNAMIC COMPONENT MECHANICS • AVIONICS TECHNICIANS • ARMAMENT REPAIRMAN • AIRCRAFT ARMAMENT TECHNICIANS • SUPPLY SPECIALISTS • AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANICS • G.S.E. MECHANICS 1 AIRCRAFT TECHNICAL INSPECTORS • PRODUCTION CONTROL SPECIALISTS • JIG AND FIXTURE BUILDERS 1 TEMPLATE AND FORM BLOCK BUILDERS • TOOL AND DIE MAKERS • AIRCRAFT UPHOLSTERERS 1 FABRIC PATTERN MAKERS • METAL PROCESSORS n(J w 0~1 i.llld by a parenl or guardian. Applicants under age Ia must have a wa1vrr stg ned IJy ii parent or guardtan . A 1.15 fee for the schoo l incl udes food, lodging, canoe and paddl e, a text on ca noeing and a life preserver . Participants must provide all other perS<Jnal cl othing and equipm ent. · The Beaomon t Scout Reserva tion is seven rniles so uth of 1-90 on State Hou te 45, near Hock Greek . Skill pratt ice 'sessions will be held 90 the Grand and Ashtabu Ia mers and Conn(\ll ut Creek, dependtng on water levels. R. ~~~ the Ea gle hilling w tlh two smgles. Bissell had a double and Mark C:il!tla n had a NORTHF JF.J.D , Ohto 1UPI J- Btl Of IJrHn ehargetl pa st Dart Van in the stretch Fnrla} n1ght tu ~rt~b t1 thrrl'· quarter length Vlr to r y tn the $4 ,800 Bi ~ Trtplc Trot at :>: orthfield P;ork. The wlllner . drtven by Don MeKlrga n. ('Overed the m1le 1n 2:00 3--5 wld returned 113.40, 168 HOd $4 .60. Da rt Van . the leader most of the wav. ftnislwd second and P""l 11 40 and 112, whil e Joe Cole showe d a nd kt cked ba c·k $8.40. The bi~ triple eombmatton of 10-4-3 wa s worth $2,023.80. A crowd of 4,495 wagered $5:J4,:t82 • CLE VELAND 1 UPI1 Ohto Lottery Dtrector Gerald J . Patronite .and hi s top assistant Pasquale " Pa t" Gallina hare until noon Tuesday to respond in wrill ng to charges of trregula riues made m a state auditor 's report . The dead ltn e wa s set Fn day by Ohio Lottery Commission chai rman Davtd .. . OVERSE AS ond walk four. Speucer lrd Et~ stcrn ~~ Deadline set for response entertng one or more pam~ tings, call 992-71!84 for more details . Entries must be in our offi ce by April H. Center Aellvttles Monday, Apn\ 3 at 11 a.m., the ft lm " Adelie Pengums of the Antarctic" will be shown . Tuesday , April4 atll a.m., Carol Costanzo of th_e Federa l Home Adm inist rauon will be speaking on Home Repair and Improv ement Loons available for senio r citizens and grants for pe'r sons over age 62. Thursday , April 6. Ms . Pat Leegan of the Community ~ental Health Center will present the first In a series of talk s on " Medicine Aw areness ." She will be speaking at the Center on each Thursday in April . The above activities are in addition ·to our regula rly scheduled activities for th e coming week . Hope you can JOin us thiS week . EVALUATE VOUR CAREER INATOTA LLV NEW PERSPECTIVE .. a so lo homer in the bottom of singit. ·•s ubstilute " for regular drivers and he lpers . The purpose of this worthwhile prog ram j:; to provide hot mea Is for those physi cally unab le to prepare a meal for themsel ves. It allows many of these people the privllege of remainin g in their own homes. rather than fa ce instituti onal care. . The driver of a vehicle is paid 15 cents per mile to help with operationa l e.penses. Th e length of each route vades but will average about 25 miles per day. The tim e required to complete th e route is appro>imatel y one hour . We prefer to use two· people - dm-er and helper on eath route. In this way the helper Is there ·in case of breakao\\ll or tllness , and provides hel p with deltv•rin g_ Ihe meals to the per .AJ ns receiving them . If you would be available one or two days a week or every two weeks , please give us a caU at 992-7884 . Art Show lbe Senior Citizens Art Show which was cancelled in March due to the bad weather has been resched uled from May 1 through May 7. All paintings will be on display in the Statehouse Rot unda during this peri od. If you are interested in Rising Prices Eagles drop 4-1 contest to Lancers STE WART - Eastern gave up four runs m the f1rst mmitg Frtda~ht at Federal Huc kmg an~ co uldn 't reco\'l!r as the Eagles went down to a f>-1 defeat. Wmntng ptt rhcr ,\1ik e Dn ggs g(l vc up just fc,ur h1ts whtle fanmng ct~ht and Unit chairmen are appoint~d Senior Citizens scenes " ., SEARCHING FORA SOLID FUTURE? 1nen your search is over Bec.>use tbe United State s Air Force can offer you an · excellent salary along with a choice of jobs .. the opportumty to work toward a two-year associate ~ ihroo41 the C:C.nmunity Col lege of the Air Force . !raining at some of the fines t technical schools In the nalion .. valuable on the -job experience . . worldwide assignments 30 days ol paki vacation a year . medical care dent ~l care . . and much more It's or1e of the finest Opportunities In the nation. C•ll _today. For lnlonnalion, contact · S.Sgt. Vernon J .. Zegel USAF Recruitinq Office 22 t N,t,Cotumbus ~ood Atllll1s, Ohio mor Ph. (II f) 592 -fl92 WHITEWAllS SIZE A78Xl3 C78X13 34.00 1 C78Xl4 $24.95 E78Xl4 $26.95 39.00 $28.95 1 41.00 $29.95 . 44.00 $30.95 F78Xl4 1 G78Xl4 H78Xl4 1 G78Xl5 45.00 H78Xl5 1 MOUNTED FREE I 1 49.50 l78Xl5 1 BALANCING '1.50 PER TIRE SPECJ.AL (All P,RICES PLUS TAX AND OLD TIRE) MEIGS TIRE OPEN CENT~R, INC. JOHN FULTZ, MGR 8 AM THRU 5 PM MON. TliRU FRI. 8 AM THRU 12 NOON SAl 700 E. MAIN 992·2101 POMEROY. 0. 2.26 1 '2.60 $29.95 1 $30.95 1 $32.95 2.45 2.65 2.93 1 ~Ol!!'Nc ·- TIRES - I �C-5- The Sunday Times-Sentinel. Sunday , Aprtl2 . 1978 C-4~ The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, April2, 1978 Wellston edges Me,igs, # fly Greg llalley . travelled to Wellston a n~ WF. I.LSTON - Meigs' , came home on 't h ~ · short end l.lilSC ball record fell to 1-1 of a 10·9 sCorr . l'"ridlly when the Maraudc1·s 'l11e Marauders uutslu gged JO to ·9 the host Golden Roc kets 10-4 . but Meigs pitchers walked a costly si> batters while the defe nse co mmitted - stK miscues. Meigs plated two runners in the fi rst, bU t Wellston came >iunnin ~ back· to knot the sco re• in their half of the inning. After a scoreless second fr ame, the thir d in ning . repealed the first. · POMEROY - The Meigs .. Galli a Comm un ity . Action Agen cy has had . money allocated by the state of Ohio to assist persons who have su ff ered ha rdship and financial difficu lties ,due to the energy crisis this past winter. Thi s assistance is available to perS<JnSo£ all ages with top priority given to the elderly. Income guidelines have been established . Applitations for fmanctal assistance ar<.' available at the following loca tions : The Meigs County Senior Citizens Cente r, phune 992- Loca-s .to sue WHA "$230 000 se~~;i,;~Jyth~oof~u~:~~~~~~ CINCIN NAT I (UPI ) Ci ncin Qati Stin ger s t'enter Jacques !..<>cas is suing the Worl d Hockey Associat ion club for more than $2:10.000, claiming brea ch . of con trac t and intimidation by the dub . 'l11e soil. filed Frida y in Ham ilton County Common Pleas Couri. seeks $131 ,R75 Fo rm ~·r Ma son Bowl ing Center Th e Odd Ball League Mar ch 27, 1978 W. L. Grand e Cafe Quality Print Shop M i tchell Pa inti ng Team 5 George's Open Air 66 14 54 26 49 31 39 <l l Garage 37 48 High individual gam e Sh ir le y Mitchell 168 : Ann Grover 167: Barb Whi tt in gton 165. High ind ivi dual ser 1es Haze l Lew is 464 ; Barb Wh it tington 448 ; Ann Grover J)2 . High team game Grand 745 ; Cafe Tea m 5 708 ; George's Open Air Gar age 681 H 1gh team ser ies - Tea m 5 2086. Grand Calc 2010 ; Qualify Print Shop 1900 ' NEW HAVEN CELTICS - The Celtics finished fourth in the Bend Area Biddy League. first row . left to right. F.ric SmiU!. W. Bentley, J . Barnitz and M. Roush. Second row. T. Compson. Jack Denney, T. Say lers and Steve Meadows. Third row, CDaches James Dudding and Gary Roush . Th e Odd Ball League w. Grand Ca fe Quality Prmt Shop TO Sl'tl r>S OH TOUHN J·:Y POHTSMOUT JI SF Giants continue 1\'inning ways, 8-7 The B&B Loan suf1ball team of Port smouth \\'til huld it Slo Pilch Tuummncnt in Ports· rnouth during 1l1t.' wet• kmd of Aprt l 29 and :10. wtth 11 b<Jck up dil lI' of I\.1 a~· !-i anrl 7. It rs <t chJUb!C' nanwnt el im inat ro n tnurand A.S.1\ . sa ne· ttonecl. En! r) ft•e is $50. United Press lnterualional winner. Willte McCovey 's The Charlie Finley- sacrifi ce fly had produced a Oaklard A's saga ts not the 7-7 lie in the seventi1. Randy Moff it wa s the . only bit of co nfusion winnin g pitch er in relief happenin g to Bay Ar ea while Ed Rodriguez was the baseball teams these days. loser for Mtlwaukee. also in Call it April Fool. or just a good spring training for the relief. Now all the Giants have to San Francisco Gtants. do is continue il Ul the cool of The Giants, e><pected to go the Bay Area instead of in the mostl y nowhere in the warmth of i\rizona . reguJar season. are winrung At another camp, Steve games and perhaps secretly · Busbv of the Ka nsas citv wishmg the y muld save some of them for when the results Royais turned in an inconcJ;. sive performance as he con~ count H) the penll£tnl rare. Fn day brought anothe r tmued h1s comeback attempt ,;ctory - the 15th of the after a year of inacti\·ity . Busby, once one of spnng agamst sevl'n losses when s1ngle runs m the baseb;ill's livest arms. ~ave seventh and eighth mnings up six hils in six in nin~s . but edg ed the Milw aukee une was a two-run double b~ Eddie Murray that gave the Brewers 8-7 Mike lv te. with his th1rd hit Baltunore Ori oles a 3-2 of the gmne. d rov~ 111 Larry vic ton '. In ~th er games. Oaklaml Herndon from thtrd m the bottom of the etghth fur the bombed Seattle 9-7 , St. Lout s topped Detroit 3-1, Ph iladelphia subdued the New York Mets 3-1and Texas outmuscled Houston 7-5. The A' s bombed Glenn Abbott for six runs in the fourtl1 inning Abbott lia s been named as the M ~• riner s' starttng pitcher Wednesday a~ains t Mmnesol~ ... The Cardma ls spotled rookie Jack Morn s' second ;~ p pPa r en r(' of the spnn g. rallying for two runs in the first three innings .Jay .J ohnstone drove tn Uwee runs with a smglc and ( I double to help the Phtlltes hand the Mets the n· thtrd st raight loss aml sev enth in nine games ... HH:Ine Zis k hit Dnrwmg IS Aprrt23 at thl' ball L. 60 11 S<l JA Mit chell Pa inting 41 31 Team 5 31 J l Geor ge 's Open Air Garag e 3{1 47 H1gh indivi dual gam e Marlene Wilson 199 182 ; Ann Grover 180. H igh ind i vidual ser ies Ma r lene Wilson 528 , Coleen No rthrop J59 , Connie Chapman 453 . H igh le am game ~ George's Open Ai r Garage 771 , Gra nde Cafe 708 Qual it y Print Shop 695. High team serie s ..:.... Grande Cafe 2066 , George's Open A ir Garage 2008 . Oua li ty Pr int p<-lrk. Fur furth(' r mforrna1lun call !lob Hatliff' at :l5.1-llllllllor :!~3-4250 or Frank l.lltN"I at Shop :!54-2141 . 1991 . -· ' . Lucas claims he is owed · season wtth Cincin na ti, he Score d 27 goals and 46 assists d un er contract, and 1100,1100 ·,n 80 ."at t1es . I .as• season, punit ive da mages for " · • a llegedly ma li gning his however, he tallied 31 points in 45games and was tra~ed to reputation . .. , 1,ocas tile (; ai"o""ry Cowl>oys at . to I1lC SUI! ACCOl' dmg · d to a nme-yectr, · · ~gers st1')1 1n1·ctseason . Tioe st was stgne no ~ ~ 1 t li cut con tract with the Stingers were paying the bulk of his in J973 .. at $7a.IIOO an nually contract. and potenttal bonuses up to Bi ll DeWitt Jr ., the $63,1100. Sti ngers' executive vi ce J.ocas claims the Stingers president, acknowledged tile tried to modify the contract in team term ina ted Locas' 1976, and when the cente r contra<) after he was cut by refused the club "through it s Sprin@'fie ld, an Amertcan manage ment undertook to Hockey League club, three coerce and intimidate the weeks ago. plaintiff " by withholding his DeWitt said he bad not seen sal ar y. !he sui!, and dec lin ed In 1975-76, J.oeas ' first comment. Ada captures -Class A title lly GENE CADD ES UPI Sports Writer CO LUMBUS I UPf I - Ada, led by all.Q hiuan Lynn Coe with 19 points, broke a 25-25 lie with 10 stra ight po ints midwa y t.hrongh the th ird quar·ter tn postin g a 51-39 victory over Olrl Washington Buckeye Trail in the fina ls of the Class 1\ Gi rls State Basketball tournel' at St John Arena Saturday. · Bu ckeye Trail, whi ch suffered its first Joss in 23 ga mes. tr~i l ed 23- 19 at halftime and tied the score for the fir st 1ime sir{ce the game sta rted at 25-25 on bas kets by Kim Sc hirnmef anrl Sue Robinso n. Bu l the Warrior s then went nea rly four minutes without 11 point and.the dry spell proved to be fatal for Bu ckeye Trail. whi ch trailed U1e rest_,of the way . Ada, which fi nished a! 22-2, led 3>-3 1 at the end of the third quarter and U1en had another run of nin e unanswered points to put the ~ ame we ll out of rea ch of Buckeye Trail . Lori Headv. Buckeve '!'rai l's 6-0 sophOmore centCr, led the Warriors in scoring with 16 points. whil e Schimmel had J1. Donna Hall , Terri Stah l and Kat11y Deck er all scored seven · poi nts each fur Ada . " wit h four big talli es. Starttng Mei ~;s hurl er Tim Ebersbach blasted a home run over the fence . Three straight singles f' Jd • h · followed by a 1• er s c Olcc acco unted for the other runs. · Wellston coul d ma nage · only a single ta lly in the1r tum , but in the fi ft h they got fo ur of their owr to pull one run ahead, 9~. In the top of the seventh, Meigs plated another to tie the score once again and seemed lo ~ave the momen tum gomg. · In the bott om of t he seventh , Meigs' reliever Tom Owens fanned the first two batters with the next batter Speran loo ping a Texas Leagu er int o right fie ld . Royster then loft ed a sinking shol to center field that popped out of Tim Hood's gluve as he made a good diving try , but !he run ha d scored and the g<IITIC was over . Owen s had to tak e the tough loss as he and two other Meigs hurl ers fanned six to ~u along with the six walks. Hoys1er got the win as he and th e other Wel lston hurler s ~1 ruck uut nine and walk ed just one. Ebersbach led the Mei gs httt ing with a double and his homer . Mik e Way land , Kenny Young, and Ray Andrews each had two s in ~ J es while Greg Becker and Chri s Taylor go! a doublo and single. respective ly. Mei~s t rave ls to Wahama Munday before host ing Ironton on Tuesda)' ni ght. Meigs 202 400 1- 9 10 6 Wellst on 202 140 1- 10 4 3 F.bersbach. Triplett 15 1. Owen s 1J.P. 71 and Bec ker. Gi lliland, Hoyster iWP, 61 and Roberts. 7886 Senior Nutrition Satell ite Sit e loca ted in the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latt er Day Sat nts. Old Town Flats, phone 8433364 Meigs County office of the Communit y Action Age ncy located in the Courthouse, Pomeroy, phone !J\12-5605 Community Action Agency Offi ce located in Cheshi re. phone 992-71100 Your application must be rece ive d by April 211. 1978. Remember , if you hav e had flna ncial difficulties due to high fuel cost s or need assistance because of oth er energy related probl ems, this program may be of help to you. Pick up an application or call the numbers listed for furth er information. Votrr Rrglstratlon Un der a new ~1a te law all persons musl; be registered befo r~ being Allowed to vote in either the Prim ary or General election. You must be registered by May 6 in order to vote in the June Primary. St op by the In formati on and Referral Office (I & Ri located tn the Meigs County Senior C1t1zens Center in Pomeroy and f1 ll out the short registralion form . Help Needed Th e Retired Scnt or Volunt eer Program 11\SV PI is lookin g for registered volunteer s and NE W volunteers lo asSist tn the " home delivered mea I" program wh tch is spon sored by the Comrnunny Act ion ·Agency. fn addition to a new route that will be established. help is needed to " bac k up" and .... --- • ~ I ..., QN0 ,1oY . NOY IMIU 7 1971 walkmg JUSt fo ur as h1s out to be unearned. Jeff Kimes took the Joss as he Jeamcd with Juc Kuhn and Spencer li• strike out eight lhe seventh inmn ~ lCJ brc:-1 k et 5-5 deadlock and lift thl' Rangers Cesar Cedeno h<11nered for Housto n . Canoeists invited · teanunat es commttted JUSt one error Federal Hockmg got those fou r tallies on a double. two errurs , two walks, and a sa crlfl ('(' Eastern mea nwhile tallied it s run tn the thtrd . Rnan Btssell walked, · stole CO LUMBUS Ohio sen1nd, and came · home 1,m <:anoe!sts can sharpen lhc1r Danny Spencer's single. The whlte~water skil ls at o river ' hosts got another run in Ihe canoetng school to be held l:ilxth, and all f1~~e runs tumed Apnl 7-9 at the Beau monl Sco ut Hese rvati on m Ashtabula f'n unly . The school. de s1~n ed for l'anoe1sts wlth so me ex~ I.F:BA!IiON , Oh to (UP!i - per1ence, IS being cosponDan l\'tns gu td ed Major sored by the Diviston of Skippe r to a one -len gth Water craft of the Oht o v1ctory over Boondock Baby Department of 1\'atural in the featured SJ ,500 ninth Resources rODNR i and the pa ce at Lebanon Racewa y Ameru.:an Red CroS!. "' Wh1tc-watcr canoeing has Fnda y mght. become very pop ular in M aj•~ Skipper. in front nearly all the way, covered Ohio, " said Norv Hall , Chief th e mil e in 2:00 and returned of the Division of Watercraft. $21, $6 .80 and S3.20. Boondock "Through this educational Baby paid SII .20 and $3.40 for effort with the American Red second and Knn 's Khight , the Cross we hope to curta il the third place ftmshe r. kicked number of cano eing accidents." fl ail noted that back $2.60. Rose Princess t 31 won the ei~ht persons died 1n Ohio first race and Reed's Chuck last yea r as a result of ( 6) took the se-cond for a canoe1 ng acci dent s, nighUy double com:lln atton The school will offer a weekend of practica l skill that was worth $65.80. A crowd of 2,310 wagered development in a ca noe and evening semina rs on nver $21'1,020. canoetng sk ill s, ta ct ics. equipment and safety . Those wishing to attend the PACES WrN school must be able to swim PHILADELPHIA fUPI 1 50 ya rds and stay afloat tn Paul Ca nnell scored two deep water for ftve minutes . goals before being ejected Ind tviduals also must have Saturday to lead . the flatwater can oe ing exWashington Diplomats to a 3- perience and be able to 0 shutout over the E•pansion handle a canoe cum fo rtab~y . Philadelphia Fury in a North Applicants must be at least American Soccer League 13 years old, and those under game . age 15 must be accompanied w1\l host Belpre Thursdiiy . F:a>1 ern 001 000 0 I 4 4 Fed .·ll . 400 001 x 5 5 I K11nes 1I.P I,' Kuhn 121. Spencer r5t <111d ll tssell. Dn gg~. 1WP 1 C:n..•t.m t41and J),,wJcr . to classes • Harbar~ er . " My only complaint is that ther e are too many vague and vetled allegattons." Ha rbarger said. addmg that he considers so me of the auditor's charges senous. All charges are related to the lot tery industry convention Patronite and Gallina attended m months ago tn West Palm Beach. Fla. '"' f\o rt II ji eld The SEBRING 4 BEDROOMS - t BATH " YES _ W E CAN ... helpyou take the "squee·ze" out of rising new home prices. More t h an 10 beautiful models Choosf' the o ne t hat !I jUit ''9hl , pt1cca.ngh1 lor you and your lamt1y If you own properly, we ca n sho w you how to beat th e ~igh cos t o! buil ding a new home . ill Get all th e from Jim Waller tod!ly. Let us show you our more than twen ty beautiful models, WE CAN . We can.!!!!! custom bu ild and Finance Wi th two, three , and lour bedrooms . Let us tell a .new home l or you at.a P.rice you can alford and you about our long -tasting , low-maintenance w1th pa ymen/s that w1ll 111 your budget. LE T US mater ial~ and abou t our quality , custom · . co nstruct1on methods. We' ll erp lain about our SHOW YOU . We'll also explain lhe Jim Walter plan to cut IN STANT MORTGAGE FINANCING fo r qualiJ ied you r building costs to the bare bone and sa~e property owners and tell you e•actly what your e~ en mor e money . .. much , much more . Here's mo nthly mortgage payment will be belore con· ho w i t works : We'll custom build your new home struction on your new home begins. to almost any stage ol complet ion ... rrom th e YES WE CAN ... help you tak e the " squeeze " ou t at rising new home pr ices. Call or visit the she ll , up to 90% finished . We alway s fi nis h th e outside in every d etail. inc lud i'l.Q d oor s, shut · J im Waller Homes display park nearest you or ters . and even two coats of qualily pa int. On th e send the coupon for complete d etail s. Aft er you inside, you tell Us wh ere to stop ... then take have all ~ he facts , we s i ncere!~ believe you 'll over and linish the rest. Do as mu ch or as · littl e c hoose Jtm Walt er as your builder. · or the interio r as you like ... but lhe more you CHESAPEAKE, OHIO 45619 Old Highway 52 P. 0. Box 250 ~/lei HOMES NITRO, W. VA. 25143 606 1st Ave. South p e Bo1 637 • • U. S. Hwy. 25 East \ Fill out and mail. No obligation. r::--~--- I JIM WAlfllt HOMES .,. o~o~ld ,~..:~ ~'"'"" •a ' " '" ' lI I l rkt t o hovt mor e irdotm0110n ond thl! (Ot l of b•.nl d!ng on my p ropeny I ~Jn de r11ond th• lt wo~o~ld be no oblrqCttlon 10 bu y ond tho ! you would gi ...e me thete loch fr ee of chor 9 e ~oms CITY -- - · I. 1 NlMl .. sun __ II~ -·- f hi _. ·• t•• •• lohbo"' ~ ___ -·-·- _ n ,.,.., -......, oi" dt•ect;. , I. · · I I I I c··· ....... , . ___ '--------------------:---------------~--- -----------:.J Ph. 867-3153 Ph. 7_27·2296 ' ~--.-- C·~·~· OualtfiC3I IOris mclude solid background 1n e1ther m1htary or Cl lltll an a't'IB IIO n or av1a1 10n manutactu nng emm onment Expenence 01recung and ove rsee1ng OJT Ma 1ntenance 1ra1n1ng. mamtam1ng SKT, CDC, JTS and oth er OJT forms Is des1rable 1n me ma1ntenance areas The abd1ly t o tra1n on a one-to-one or one -to-seOJeral person b~s~~ 15 reqwred II jOU Cln mHt !hell qulllfi CIIIOna , IHI would llltl you 10 tYIIuate th• .ch1n11911 ol llwlng 1nd wor\ lnt In lr1n , Thl chall.nge ol 1 9'menl •••Its tha.1 who Cln relont,l wllhoul chll•an. HowhM', IH I 1110 oNer• ~unltl• In major clll1t In rr~n wtth ~~· 1choolln9 lftd mtdlcel ltc:llltlM lor ~oy... end c t111dftn, Wt oHer an ••ceol lenl com""ullon and ltentllt P'OI'•m• plut reloc ation ancllrtntportatlon ,.,.oe.... FREE FULL-COLOR CATALOG! do_1ourse11. the more money yciu ·11 sa•• on the omall cost ot yo ur new home. ' Jim facls •• .,..,.u. For tmmedlltr& sttent1 0'n please Send rsjume m coniiCJence ro ~ Bell HeliCopter International 00 Central On"'l BediOfd.TX 76021 t..-·-· . . . . 5 S Uti liiliU. q a AI . .. .. O UII II~ttf' ''"~lrt t Mf P P0~1EfWY - Martha Gre ss and l. rnda Van Jn· •age~. l'l!-<:hatmlen of !he ~trs. Sha ron Daile), f\.~ . Cha pter of the professtonal edu tat 1uo. ~l ~tgs R.·ut land. HJtlaml. t;uden/( Cl ub. \Irs i<lrr) F.dwards Ame~ H' Bn· Can(·e r S oc1el~· ~1lddle p u rt: )1rs .\t a r ~ Ch e:st~r T,.JI4n~ttlp \' ,1uru.1. R ~ , ., pub ltc ll tves c·lub. \I rs Oarrell annual cru sad e, Saturdar ~I vers . ann uunred ror:nn11ttt>e ap- educ:at1 un. P um er o :o . Hd\\t hvrnt:. ~1 tddll'PPrt . !)Jintments. umt offteers and ~1 tc haet Bendme U. ph ar- Bus1nt>ss and Pr(l.ft:>ssiUnu! st anding unit CtHllrll\tll:'e mactst, ser vlct", P omero ~ . \\\\men. i\1mer~)) . .1Jn~ntan chamnen ~trs . ~t anha Gress.... ~~ . Lt.--g wn .~ u x tltar~. S;. rac.ust" • • Umt off1 cers whe \t rs crusade . and .\'Irs. L.Jnda Janet Pt.>aY l e~ . ·\t mt>fsnllt•, Delores Frank . executJH' Va nln wagen . R . ~ . crusade , [)ee Brown. Roc!Ot' dJrectoJ. Long Bottom, ~I rs Pom eroy. and ~\ rs Em1a W esle~an L'mtl'\1 \kWm,dtst Ter ~sa Cullins. R ;; . Smtlh . Pomeroy Women . ColumbHl Township.· pres tdent. Long Bott om: Workin g cru sade ch atr· \Irs Grace Turner. spectat ~Jr s . Rhonda Da ile) , R \ .. men. Orange Townshtp. Pam g1fts. Bett) fu ll!. 1ndustr~ . vtce pres tdent. RtH'lnt' , .\Irs. Hen ders on and Eugene Wendell Huo, er . .\liddlt-ptlrt \"IA HIETTA - The Pl an Juanita l'unde. secretary. Rt. t.:nderw ood: Le t an T o ~w bustness. L'ash fla hr. Devel opment C0rnmtttee of I. Reedsvtlle. and ~I rs . Jesste . shtp. Uniled ~Jeth od tst Emer son H et~ht o n . Poul Area Si• Health Systems Wh1te. treas urer. Rt 2. Women. Mable Sh r~ lds and Cascl. Pllll\t"!rP:O bus tnes.; Agen cy, Inc. IASHSA1 Sue Beegle : Sutton TO'-'IlShlp, Don tt nd l.w da \1 a) t'r meet Wednesday . Apnll9, at Punu:r0y. Standing uml comnutt~ DuQ na ~ o rns. Rh onda Ra etn e bustness. l.lndd the Holiday Inn tn Manetta ehatnnen are ~Irs. Sharon Datle v. Linda Pa tterson: Dtddle, Ru1land busmess. J start tngat 7:30p. m. The Pl an ~·t rch ael. R.:\ .. pu blic m· Bedfo ~d TOIA'TlSh lp . Sharun Ann Ste ~,~, art T~.) wn~htps n. 1 Devel opm ent Committee IS a formauon. Rt. l. ~t mersnlle . Werry and Jearme Werry : t'O \'e red wtll ~ 5E'rH ma tler ':' ;1and 1n~ co mmmee of the ASHSA · Board of Trustees. Its maJor purpose IS 'to adnse the board on the dne\opment 1Jf a rauonal hea lth system. wh1rh ts responsive to the umque phySical health , soctal. and mental health needs of the· eighteen co unty he alt h sernce art:' a. The agenda tncludes a dJscusston on the committee or){amzauon. a reqe w uf tht? health r es ources. and a Buy Dtrect from the Whole sa le Supplier lor the Meigs , Ga llta ar ea . presentati on on the de mograph ic analrsts of the a~ency's health sernce area Mea SIX Health Syste.rns A~en c r . Inc. ts the con· dtt1unal\y destk!nated and funded Health Systems .~gency for etght een easte rn and southeaste rn Ohw C\)Un ttes The pnmary pui'J)IJse of the agen e) ·,s to High Pe rformance - High Mil eag e promote effectm• health planntn ~ and heal th DELTA .HIWAY r es nur res de ve!npme nt 700 -16 6 Pl y 534 .19 nef. "'llhtn ns healt h ser,·tce area . 750 -16 a Pl y 54U7 ne t. 10 .00 -20 12 Pl y 5120.05 ne t . Area Six meetmg IS announced FRED HARTWELL Hartwell to managenew store "·•II POMER OY f red Hartwell wil l serve as manager of the new ElliOtt Appliance II store. located on Pomeroy's East Mam Street rwhere the Sea rs store was formerly located 1. The grand opemng IS betng • held now through April ~ - In addition to selling appliances. su ch as 1Ys. radios. stereos. w~shers , dry ers . and J.~ S VEGAS. Nev. 1UPl ofreezers, the store will also do A longtime pers onal atservice work on washers., tendant to Howard Hughes dryer.s and freez ers. Store testifie d Fr iday that the hours are from 9 to 5 datly industrtalist never left his except on Thursday when hotel suite durin g the tim e they will close at noo n and that Utah truck driwr Melvin Friday from 9 to 8:30 p.m. Dununar claims he found First location of an Elliotl Hughes wandering in the Appliance S!ore wa s on Court :\C\·ada desert . St. tn Gallipolis. founded by Howard Eckersi1Y told a the late Morr is Elltoll m ju ry Hughes never left the August, 1936. Durin g World suite fr om Lhe time he Wa r II . the st ore was Order Onl y amved from Bost on in 1966 operated from Elltott 's home. ~0 DUTY until he left for the Bahamas After the war. the st ore was - C.O. D. PO ~I ERO Y - juror s ealled in 1970 . rel ocated to the corner of fur ~t on day. April 3. do not Dummar is a one~si xt eenth Third and Co urt St. rn ha,·e to appear , the shenff's beneficiary named in the so- GaU tpolis . _depart ment ann ,1unced ca lled Mormon Wi ll. a thre•The paren t firm moved tu fnd ay . page, handwn tt en document its present lo cau on at the found in the Salt Lak e City corner of Pine St. and Th1rd M o rm o n C hur c h Ave . in Gallipolis in 1952. headquarter s several weeks In 1973. another outlet. the after Hughes died Apnl 5. Village Furnitur e, bega n 1976. Reminder: Studed tires must operations in Pt . Pleasant on The jury is 'trytng to Ht 2. In 1971, the fi nn moved So buy nowl determine if th e will really to 2£05 Jackson Ave . was written by Hu ~hes or is a for~e r y, •·hich is contended by Hu ghe s' a tdes and relatives and offi cia ls of Sun una Corp., which controls the Hughes financial empire. TRUCKERS ·· Tired of High Prices for Premium Tires? Attendant says boss n'ever left 1\ DELTA L \ SOUTHEAST OHIO TIRE 742-2328 Great Values From Meigs Tire Center Agreement reached at Disneyland be off by April 15 in Ohio and W. Va. 1 QT. BOTTLE OF 1 CAR WASH WITH THE PURCHASE OF TWO OR MORE TIRES. COURSE OFFERED RIO GRANDE - Auto Body Repatr will be offered in Mu\t Education at Buckeye· Hills Ca reer Center durin K the sprmg sessi on. Principles of Auto Body will be covered as a means of int roducing the student to equipment, tools, and skill s necessary for auto body repair . The sl~t y hour program will be conducted each Tuesday and Thursday eveni ngs from 6 until 10 p.m. It will begin on April IB and end on June 6. For additional mfonnatlon contat1 the Adult Education office at 245-5336, C>l. 252. ANAHEIM , Ca li f. IUP! I A fed eral mediator said ea rly today a tentative agreement has been rea ched between negotiators ·for Disneyland and se\'en um ons. averttn_g a plaMed walkout by about 1,700 workers. Comm iSS ione r Bonnie Cast rey s.aid the detail s of the agreement wou ld be voted on by union members lodai·. More than nine hours of uninterrupted negotiations began at 3 p.m. f riday . The workers ha d threatened to ' stri ke at 12·01 a.m. toitay if demands for hourly wage hikes were not met. Dtsneyland officials had offered lumJ>-s um payments ins tead of the wage increases. The ma ster contract be' APPLY FOR LlCENSE twee n Di sneyland and seven GA LUPOLlS - Mak ing locals - representing ti cket appl ication fur a ma rria ge take rs. ride ope ra tor s, license in Gallia Co unty bakers, wardr obe a nd Probate Co urt wer e Ja ck L. cost ume personnel. janitors Quimby , Jr .. 20, Gallipolis. and pa rking- lot work ers heavy equipment operator. expired feb . 28 but ,was and Carol Sue Fisher. ta. extended through the end of Gallipolis, at home. Ma rch. • HELICOPTER MECHANICS • AIRCRAFT MECHANICS • DYNAMIC COMPONENT MECHANICS • AVIONICS TECHNICIANS • ARMAMENT REPAIRMAN • AIRCRAFT ARMAMENT TECHNICIANS • SUPPLY SPECIALISTS • AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANICS • G.S.E. MECHANICS 1 AIRCRAFT TECHNICAL INSPECTORS • PRODUCTION CONTROL SPECIALISTS • JIG AND FIXTURE BUILDERS 1 TEMPLATE AND FORM BLOCK BUILDERS • TOOL AND DIE MAKERS • AIRCRAFT UPHOLSTERERS 1 FABRIC PATTERN MAKERS • METAL PROCESSORS n(J w 0~1 i.llld by a parenl or guardian. Applicants under age Ia must have a wa1vrr stg ned IJy ii parent or guardtan . A 1.15 fee for the schoo l incl udes food, lodging, canoe and paddl e, a text on ca noeing and a life preserver . Participants must provide all other perS<Jnal cl othing and equipm ent. · The Beaomon t Scout Reserva tion is seven rniles so uth of 1-90 on State Hou te 45, near Hock Greek . Skill pratt ice 'sessions will be held 90 the Grand and Ashtabu Ia mers and Conn(\ll ut Creek, dependtng on water levels. R. ~~~ the Ea gle hilling w tlh two smgles. Bissell had a double and Mark C:il!tla n had a NORTHF JF.J.D , Ohto 1UPI J- Btl Of IJrHn ehargetl pa st Dart Van in the stretch Fnrla} n1ght tu ~rt~b t1 thrrl'· quarter length Vlr to r y tn the $4 ,800 Bi ~ Trtplc Trot at :>: orthfield P;ork. The wlllner . drtven by Don MeKlrga n. ('Overed the m1le 1n 2:00 3--5 wld returned 113.40, 168 HOd $4 .60. Da rt Van . the leader most of the wav. ftnislwd second and P""l 11 40 and 112, whil e Joe Cole showe d a nd kt cked ba c·k $8.40. The bi~ triple eombmatton of 10-4-3 wa s worth $2,023.80. A crowd of 4,495 wagered $5:J4,:t82 • CLE VELAND 1 UPI1 Ohto Lottery Dtrector Gerald J . Patronite .and hi s top assistant Pasquale " Pa t" Gallina hare until noon Tuesday to respond in wrill ng to charges of trregula riues made m a state auditor 's report . The dead ltn e wa s set Fn day by Ohio Lottery Commission chai rman Davtd .. . OVERSE AS ond walk four. Speucer lrd Et~ stcrn ~~ Deadline set for response entertng one or more pam~ tings, call 992-71!84 for more details . Entries must be in our offi ce by April H. Center Aellvttles Monday, Apn\ 3 at 11 a.m., the ft lm " Adelie Pengums of the Antarctic" will be shown . Tuesday , April4 atll a.m., Carol Costanzo of th_e Federa l Home Adm inist rauon will be speaking on Home Repair and Improv ement Loons available for senio r citizens and grants for pe'r sons over age 62. Thursday , April 6. Ms . Pat Leegan of the Community ~ental Health Center will present the first In a series of talk s on " Medicine Aw areness ." She will be speaking at the Center on each Thursday in April . The above activities are in addition ·to our regula rly scheduled activities for th e coming week . Hope you can JOin us thiS week . EVALUATE VOUR CAREER INATOTA LLV NEW PERSPECTIVE .. a so lo homer in the bottom of singit. ·•s ubstilute " for regular drivers and he lpers . The purpose of this worthwhile prog ram j:; to provide hot mea Is for those physi cally unab le to prepare a meal for themsel ves. It allows many of these people the privllege of remainin g in their own homes. rather than fa ce instituti onal care. . The driver of a vehicle is paid 15 cents per mile to help with operationa l e.penses. Th e length of each route vades but will average about 25 miles per day. The tim e required to complete th e route is appro>imatel y one hour . We prefer to use two· people - dm-er and helper on eath route. In this way the helper Is there ·in case of breakao\\ll or tllness , and provides hel p with deltv•rin g_ Ihe meals to the per .AJ ns receiving them . If you would be available one or two days a week or every two weeks , please give us a caU at 992-7884 . Art Show lbe Senior Citizens Art Show which was cancelled in March due to the bad weather has been resched uled from May 1 through May 7. All paintings will be on display in the Statehouse Rot unda during this peri od. If you are interested in Rising Prices Eagles drop 4-1 contest to Lancers STE WART - Eastern gave up four runs m the f1rst mmitg Frtda~ht at Federal Huc kmg an~ co uldn 't reco\'l!r as the Eagles went down to a f>-1 defeat. Wmntng ptt rhcr ,\1ik e Dn ggs g(l vc up just fc,ur h1ts whtle fanmng ct~ht and Unit chairmen are appoint~d Senior Citizens scenes " ., SEARCHING FORA SOLID FUTURE? 1nen your search is over Bec.>use tbe United State s Air Force can offer you an · excellent salary along with a choice of jobs .. the opportumty to work toward a two-year associate ~ ihroo41 the C:C.nmunity Col lege of the Air Force . !raining at some of the fines t technical schools In the nalion .. valuable on the -job experience . . worldwide assignments 30 days ol paki vacation a year . medical care dent ~l care . . and much more It's or1e of the finest Opportunities In the nation. C•ll _today. For lnlonnalion, contact · S.Sgt. Vernon J .. Zegel USAF Recruitinq Office 22 t N,t,Cotumbus ~ood Atllll1s, Ohio mor Ph. (II f) 592 -fl92 WHITEWAllS SIZE A78Xl3 C78X13 34.00 1 C78Xl4 $24.95 E78Xl4 $26.95 39.00 $28.95 1 41.00 $29.95 . 44.00 $30.95 F78Xl4 1 G78Xl4 H78Xl4 1 G78Xl5 45.00 H78Xl5 1 MOUNTED FREE I 1 49.50 l78Xl5 1 BALANCING '1.50 PER TIRE SPECJ.AL (All P,RICES PLUS TAX AND OLD TIRE) MEIGS TIRE OPEN CENT~R, INC. JOHN FULTZ, MGR 8 AM THRU 5 PM MON. TliRU FRI. 8 AM THRU 12 NOON SAl 700 E. MAIN 992·2101 POMEROY. 0. 2.26 1 '2.60 $29.95 1 $30.95 1 $32.95 2.45 2.65 2.93 1 ~Ol!!'Nc ·- TIRES - I �J I G<i- The Sunday Times-Sentinel. Sund~y, April2, 1978 -· HOSPITAL NEWS Samuel ·F. Vinton and Henry Clay alwa~~ . carried Gallia .County for Whig Party . "I:he Anti-Masonic party BY JAM ES SANDS had started in America in GA LL! POLlS - In 1830 the 18 26 111 New York after ruling party of Gallia County was not the Republican part)' William Morgan was muror the Democratic party. or dered by Masons . Morgan, a even the Whigs or Nauonal member of the Masons as Republicans: but it was the well as a joumalist, began to Anti-Ma so ni c part y. This write abo ut the sccrcl oaths party became so influential in and sc'Cret rituals of the Gall Ia politics · that no Masons . When he refused to Ma somr meetings were held stop his writing. a group of in the COUll I v from 182111o the Masons dro wned Morga n m mid-1840s . · ·· the Niaga ra River. Cit izens in srvtl'rfll NE'w '· York co unti es ca ll ed for inves ti ga tion s, but both Governor Clinton and local New York offi cials refused to investi gate , Cli nton and many- of the local offi cials involved were members of the Masons . The idea spread through New York that the Masons wrre In conspiracy against the people to control the legislature and judiciary. ' /1......... -.- ~ ~ One Mason in New York gave credence to the claim or !his conspiracy wheo he said of his organization : "What Is · Masonry no\\·'!. It is powerful. It comprises men of rank. wealth, office and talent, In power and out of power ; and II Is In almost every place or power where po"·er Is of. nny imporlanrc." Bv 1827 Anti-Masons had won. 15 seats in the Ne w York Assembly. By 1828 they had 17 seats 111 the lower house and four in the senate. By 1830 Anti -Ma so ns boasted that they had 124 newspapers in America behind them pclitica lty. In 1832 the party was strong enough to run a candidate for president. Anti-Masonic newspapers wrote such things as: " Maso nfy is an infidel soc iety at war with true Christianit y " " All ceremonies and appcndages of I he Masoni c institution lead on to blank Atheism." " The inst 1tuti on stri kes a! the basis of all morality and religion.'' · " Th e d~rcc t objec t ot fr remasonr)"a !S to bene fit the fe w al the expensr of the ma ny by c reating o privileged class." Anti-Masons claimed. with some degree of truth in the case of Andrew Jack&m , ttwt GOVERNOR JAMES A. RHODES presents the official proclamallon nam1ng April Cancer Cnntrol Month U1 American Cancer Societv leaders 1lcft 1Dean W. Jeffers: 1978 Ohio Divi sion Honorary Crusade Chairman ;md {ri~ht i ThomCJ s D. St.e,·enson, \1 .0 ., pr<'sldf'nt (,f th e Americ<m t'<mcrr Socu:ty, OhiO Dh-1sion. Inc . C-7- The Sunday Tim es-8enlinel, Sunday, April2, 1978 . Veterans Memorial Hospital Admitted Geor~e Molden, Pomeroy; , Joseph Proffit!, Portland ; Kelly Mullins, Cheshire; Mildred Wolfe, Racine ; Ma r jorie Gibbs, New Haven; Joseph polit ica l offi ceholders wou ld · several county offices the Trible, St. Albans, W. Va .; appoin t only Maso ns to Anti-Masonic party had a Hubert Pullins, Pomeroy ; clear majority. Andrew Bessie Haddox, Middleport. government jobs. The almost neurotic op- Donnelly who represented Discharged Elsie position or many Americans . Gallia for six years in the Brewer, Nellie Leml ey, to Andrew Jackson fed into House (i827-1832 inclusive ) William Weaver, Ri chard lhc Ant i-Masonic sentiment was the le~der of the Ant~ Dean, Catherine O'Connor, in Am erica . TI1e 1820s were a Masonic party in Gallia. Betty Brooks. tim e of fervent evan· Another leader was Daniel ge li cali sm in America . Womeldorf who was Gallia 's Masohs stressed reason in representative in 1819. Other PLEASANT VALLEY reli gio n while the Anti-Masonic officeholders in DISCHARGED - F'reda C\'a ngcli c als s tress e d the county were John Kerr Akers, Point Pleasant; Mrs. emotion. Another emotional and Benajah Curtis. Robert Mash · and son, clement was the faLt that the · While th e Anti-Masonic Pomeroy; Mrs. Larry Jackson ian DemocrAts had party disappeared aboutl835, Brumfield, Ashton ; Belly begun Sunda y mail delivery, strong sentiment against Litchfield, Point Pleasant ; lhus breaking the Sabbath. secret societies remained in Crystal Thomas, Leon; Mrs. An other element that ex- Gallia County for several Garrett Rife, Point Pleasant ; plains the rise of the Anti- more years. Politically most Douglas Eads, Cottageville; Masoni c party was the ten· Anti-Mason s had become Martha Leach, Henderson ; sion between the fa m1er and Whigs by 1835. Timothy Luikart, Leon ; (The Rev. Sands's address William Mayes, Gallipolis; the city. Much of American farml and was owned by is Box 3, Barlow 45712). Mrs. Lue Wroten, Glenwood : abse ntee lan dl ords who seemed to have the best of the tax laws of the land . Much of the wea lth. in America in the 1820s was owned by masons . ln lht• 1832 election In Gallla, most Gallians rontinned to \'Ole for Henry Clay for president. Clay was a Nationa l Republican and l'arri<·d Gallia rv<·ry time he ran fnr president. Samuel F. Vinton, also a Nati onal llc.•publi ca n, won ovrr thr Eastern Avenue • Gallipolis, Demo<·ral (ieorge House for Congress. llul in the races fnr State Heprescnt.ativc as well as lor "·· Harry Dotson •. Redhuuse ; Mrs. Aca Bevan, Crown Ctty ; Shawn Logan , Henderson; Tonia Spires, Gallipolis; John Morrow , Point Pleasant. BIRTHS - A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. David Whit· tington, Red House. MINOR WRECK POMEROY - Medium damages resulted ·wh en two vehi cles collided in an accident on West Main St. at 11:20 p.m. F'riday. Pomeroy police said a car driven by Jo Pedigd, Shade, traveling north, pulled under the traffic light near the Pom eroy-Mason bridge. While attempting a left turn his car struck the ri~t side of a vehicle driven by Mark Sm ith, Middleport . The Smith vehicle was moving with the green light signa l, police sa.id . Tbere were no injuries and' no charges were filed, according to the poli ce report . 6vaMS. STEAK HOUSE Ohio Ed Kulm , ;o4 2nd. Dan J.c wi s. .,. 211 Stat<'. Homer Sowa rd. 2ti2 ( French City • vignettes ••• :::: ::: :::: ) :::: :::: } P1ne Gru,·c, S. Wilham . l'onsmou lh Hd .. J . F llalilda)'. 48 Court, C. W. Kt'rr , Kerr Station , Kat(' Melnt yre. Court, Charles Mack & Son, 21Q 3rd . Leste r I • , v·1n I11n. F'. .1" . li . 'r<agc, Morrison. Bidwell , J . 11. \1<, rrl son. Evergreen <1nd Well & Co .. Vinton. l'ublishers : llull clm, 304 ~1d. Galila News. 456 2nd, Galli<~ Times, 4;5 2l1d , Jorna l. 414' , 2l1d, Tribune, 425 2nd, ll Y 'I'UM SAL'N DERS 3rd, 11mmasun .and & Uubo, 41X1211<1. C. k. Niday, 854 2nd. John Ra nkin, 41 Co u11 , Lev iSil,·enna n, 308 2nd . and C. F. Va mey. ~4 2l1d. Funeral jiomes . Hayward & Son. 460 2nd and J . G. Wethcrholl. 433 4t h. Cual Dealers: W. F: . Russell. 64:1 lsi. V. E. Myers, H8i 1st, and Swan Cr ee k C('i! l Co, 308 2nd. St om· Work s: Ca llaha n Bri!S ., 437 2nd and Smrl 1zer & Womeldnrff. Bidwell. Furniture: C. M. Adams, 344 2nd. Ohio Valtey Furmture Cu. 119 State. and Ga lilpoils l,hair Cu., Pi ne St . Lu mber Yards Mullineux Bros., ~4 2 3rd and 0. A. Odell, I I ' GALLIPOLIS The Gall1poils Tel ephone Co111· pony liSted the foll owing people and buSinesses in their RONNIE MILSAP 1906 telephone dtrectnr' . Doctors: E. G. Ale11rn. 559 DAVE AND SUGAR 2nd ., J. 8 . Alc11rn . 507 211t1. IV SPEC IAL GUES T T. G. SHEPARD H. Barger. HO :!nd . 1.. C Bean. 538 2nd. L C Co wden, 2nd , Jehu Eakms, 3.\8', 2nd. J .S. Cherrmgton. Pme Gro\'e r Pmterl, E. E. F:lls"m1h, 2:17 :lrct. L. H. Fletcher . Pmr T1ckefs. ll .lO , 1-6 .50, 17.10 on sal• now Field Grove . IV . .J Fletcher . and VInt on Pr 1nt1 n~ Cu .. Vmr St. House , Mack and Dave's, Humphreys' Southside Vmt on. Banks: First Na tional , 2l1d Pharmacy, Sears, Record Shop in Ashland , .J . IJ Chambersburg, Richard's News in . Portsmouth, 8auer 1 S Sound Hotels : Belcher. 150 3rd. Ave., Oluu Valley. 2nd, and lla sk1n s. Locust. J A. Shop i n Point Pleasanl. Record Mart in Lupton. 2:13 2nd, C: II . ~bck , Mrs. J . A. l.anlhorn, 215 3rd, V1nton Banku1g Co. Charl•sfon, St. Albans & Ashland Tobaet·o Shops : Thomas 110 :lrd , l' fl Parker. 455 '' C. 1'. Mmk , !102 2nd, Park Ma il Orders : Country Shindig , c.o Memorial 2l1d, C G. Parker. 126'' Is). Cen tral , H1 verv1ew. ,\ [ F1m gan. :152 2l1d and Wm . Field House 1 P. 0 . Bo x S4S~ Huntington, W. Va . F: B. Shaw, 311!1 ', 2nd . Harr)' Wetherhult, 152 3rd , Ulsamer, Sha rtz. 432 2nd. 21703 Insu rance : Moure & Wall , Shaw , 4H 2nd. W. H. W1Jcox. ?lid and Union. 226 21fd. Enclose stamped , sell-addressed envelop~ Bakers· Earle lleidwr , 430 211 J.oc ust. G. F:. Nea l. :12 Vmton, F: H. Williams, 838 """d , E" ' Del C'hec'· l , Lorust, and P. T. and 1.. W lsi , and S. W. W1llmms. Ul , CIJ 10,,'1"0 U ''"l ~ < FOR INFORMATION: PHONE 529-4124 and Fred Fer~uson, 720 3rd . Wall , 28 Li!C Ust . • •• •.·. Mer c~mllc M1lls. Anchor Mills, V1ne Lawyers: T. E. Bradbury, ·~j'!' Grocers : J . T. Levisay, 98 1 Con tinued on pa~eC-i 1 .ooo;;•o;'" Pine. Joseph Lmdle. 411 4th. St .. N. E Bell & Co .. Vmc Ale•ander Bo) s, :106 2nd. Sl ~. Rescuer & Cu., 93 Gr<1pe Harr)' Vanden. fi6 Vme. f . H St . and C W. Shack, Vmlon ' Amsba ry : 852 2l1d. Ir a P<11· 11lroad hnes : B&O R.R.. 10 State, Hocking \'alley, 403 ters on, 156 3rd. Her1l1d. and K&M . lUI .. Stale . Brothers , 401 bert flardware stores; Butler & 2nd , Her bert Ri sk. FcltnHin. V1nton. W. ll. 258 3rd, Scull Ca nlhnchtnson. 49 Court. J . M. aday , 120 41 h. Hurl Con· Kerr , 444-46 Co urt , Perkins & dec , Mapl e Shade, J . C: . McCar ley. Vinton , and Schrec k. ;2 Co011 . W. II Womeldorrr & 'l110mas. 320 Gardner , 700 2nd, Small & 2nd . Snn ' [;ra pe, Hen kmg· · St ove work s: Ga llip olis Bov . . 2.'i Court, .J . ~1. F11 undry , 3rd, Kling , 240 2nd, Smttr1. ~~- .53 Cou rt, Geur~e Thom pS<in & franc iS. 2nd Tab1t. B-10 2nd. J-:d Spears, 4; A\'e .. and Treasure Stove Cuun. Stuckhoff Bros.. Court. Work s, 12 Grape . (' A. VoJbt,rn, 9f>O 2nd, and 1·:. L11 cr1es: James Belz. 3rd. R WHIIart•. 98 V1nr . W S ( av1n, 50 J;,cu,1, W H. FIBERGLASS Gt•nt•re~l .\1er c hancl1 s~ Cu~hman , 403 2l1d. J . H. SELF-SEALING ~'turt:s l!arrtsun W1 lcox, 300 41h, Vmt on..\1 H Allen. VInton . "\ c('onmc k, Mathe" s & M1ll er. V1nlon. G A. F Asp hal f B<~ n Krup1 store, 64 State, Self H•c1hng Ceo. Sh1vcly . V1nton and HHsh,Jrr Brus. Angola , W. P !ihmgh.·~ . 140 tb Clol!.\ A, F=~re & Wmd Rating - 20 Bt'ali. 2nd. c; W Cox. 330 2nd. Ta) [, ,r's , 46 Stale. Avallabl£> rn Bl rtc ~ . Ye,·u W<Hra nty . A~o~a i labl e •n Black, : The Bank, 416 2nd. SIIIOI,nS Whtl e & Pa stel Wh1 l e. Neptune Green & Br own Ue,rdorff & Puo re, 334 2nd, J . a.,rk H. Feltman. Vinton. Harry Blazmg Stetmp, 660 1st Ave., L r; Dav iS, 72 Olive , H. E. Fratlks & Stms, 2nd, Gebbart & Co. J:lfi 2nd.(; E. Glenn & Grube, 39 Court. J . A. Jones, CH.. Vm! on. I \1 . Grover," 33 Court , Fred Kr~ s, 108 :\rd, G'"$1995 '~ SQUARE I TT I to co;:~st. Fa!-' I ( oll\.f'n tt~ nt . •23 J1 I I ECONOMY• GRADE 2"x4"x8' . '··- '49 95 RUSTIC BROWN SHAKE DESIGN CLASS A FIRE AND WIND RATIN G-H YEAR WARRANTY '45 ' . '• McGINNESS-STANtEY AGENCY :INC. NI CK JOHNSON ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Phon e 446 -1761 452 2nd Avr SQUARE PLYWOOD 4'xB'x%" ' YES - WE DELIVER why thC' owne rs ()f o\"er nlm nui! trm t'Hrs Fire now m "g-co·l h::fnd:-; '' Call or ronw in. NOW AVAILABLE THROUGH THE 95 C. D. X. SQUARE So l'Ompare'lf'·ompnn ics. Ftnd (JU t 5" WHITE ALUMINUM GUTTER 10' LENGTH\ YES,. VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CORPORATION '71's Jrrt A~o~ e. Middlepor-t . 0 . 991 -1709 or tt2 -6611 Open : 1:00 to S:OO Mon: thru Fri. ,, uo SN' WE HAVE INSULATION Regina Grubb. In the Cadmus area we have: ·Cadmus Heds kins. Pat Saunders; Cadmus Redskins Teen, Jack and Shirle y Miller. J.n the Cent erville area we have: Centerville Electrons, Sue Ruff and Ann Daniels; Centervi lle Young Fam1ers, Hank Forgey; rNew Club } Glendon and Pat Elliott ; Gallla Clov erettes ; Foster Lewis and Mary J . McNea l. ln the Patriot area we hav e: Patriot Merrymak ers, Ruth Wood and Jane Smith : Cma Campers, Thelma Rose and Ca rolyn Jeffers ; Gage Invaders, Gary and Mary Fallon and Larry Fallon: Mountaineers, Ha rley and Marianna Crouse and Janet Walker ; Hilltoppers, Leonard and Jien iece Newberry and Bonnie Item per . lhf' rl~ad . hl the (_;alliptJIJS lll'l' it W(' \ 1cki l'uwrll . Sh1n1 n Urt, have: Maple S~ ad1• K1d s, .l:ll'kil' Di!I'I S. Mur1h a Hos ley i!nd i{H se In Lht.• Hul<..t vlik HIJ<..tJ <J'f t 'iJ Springer: Busy li wH.ls. Car· WP h:J\'1.' " 'lllC LJ!llt• na ~('f.lh. ul Jean ll uod , Hn!h · Kd rl' n_ Elly son ~md Jud~ Curbm and Ann Hutl !'r , ·I· I! Lassie s, Mau de Pcn; Jn i-(L' r and Jean Hendersun ltn<l Mr J iJilL' /\1111 In th e Hw Crandr· an'tl W\' Fr ic11d ~hip, I11 thl' Ev.m ~t!ln tJrea we ha\'r: l·>.un!.(tt!t'l T1·en Puwl'r, PORTSMOUTH - Th e Ohio Valley Resource Conservation and Development t RC&D l Co un cil. during Wednesday 's a nn u<f,.,.nccting in Port smo uth , r ccl eclc d officers for the 1978 term Willi am McBride , Pik e Count}', was n:~ mcd chairman ; Don Cha ndler. Brown Count y, vi ce-chairnwn and Harold Vu lgamo re, Scio to Co unty , as secreta ry treasurer of the rutmcil Don Ja ck, Lawr ence Co unty cha ired lhe nominating commit tee which includ ed Hoge r Jlarrn n. Gallia Co unl y an d Virgil Lough, Vint on Count y. RC&D Coor dinat or IJ un Bu ckloh , out li ned current act ivities on l i nntu rnl r eso ur ce deve lopmen t measures throughou t the tO r ounty RC&D Ar ea . Il l' reported work cumpklcd un an erosion control mec:1surc at Hamrnert own Lnk t• in Jackson Co unty: a nearly co mpl eted land dru tn ag e measure at Sdotu Cc1un1 r Fa irgrounds: and lhc la nd drainuge - fl ood preveotion measure a t Ca nters C';n·e 4·11 C3mp iS noW bc111g COil · ;t ructed. He sa id plan s are ro mpl eted fur May an d August seeding 26 a~ re s of eroding sites <.tlong· count y and tnwo s~ip roads in Pike French ..• Stit h· St . and Ohw Vctllc y installation in August. The Soil Conser vation Service tSCSt funds 50-75 percent of the cost of the abov e measures through the RC&U C\iU IIl}' . Program. Robert Schwable, A s imil r~ r - mea s ure to Execul ive Director of the ~i ahi!iz c roadside erosion in Ohi o Va ll ey Regional Ho ss CNmt v is plcmn ed fnr Development Commission Cum_i Gmbcr and Bcv<•rly IJ1 LHIL'n : Rio H;~ sca l s . Ji111 il'lll "nd J.awcuw Mourl' ami J 11~<~1; Huss: R1o Silver Th1mbl e:-.. Mr s. Willard ('o pl ev ""d In the Enu II CJrd~ cH·e~t \H' havl' · l<nu Sail On , llorHtll.\ TI, IL'I" SAFETY TOE I OVRD CJ di sc u sse d cooperative efforts between OVRDC and the RC&D. A st rengt hened co unt y caucus system fur OV IWC aCt ivities was emphasized by Schwabl e. A st udy for utilization of waste heat from the Piketon Atomic Plant wa s di sc ussed by Daryl Shoema ker , Pik e Cou nty Agricu lb ur al Ext ens ion Agent . Shoemaker pointed out that $1 30,000approximate ly $160,000 of heal IS lost per day throu gh water coolin g towers. He sa id utilizaliun of the heat is likely to be through agri c ult ural _processes such as green· houses. grain drying. fish production or other sirni lklr uses . The new Honda CX-500 is here. I. HONDA . GOING f'tRONGI BETZ HONDA SALES P~ON[ UPPER Rl 7 44b 27l0 GALLI POll I ATTEND ING the annual Ohio Valley Resource l'onsena tion and Development Council meeting in Portsmouth Wednesday were. left to right, Steve Hibinger , Gallia Soi l Conservation Service; Roger Barron, RC&D member-HI-large from Gall ipolis and Don Chandler, HC&U (·mmri l nce<h airman. Approximately 30 persons attended th(• annua l session . I J ~ l lnrlry . ~ 2 Cutlf1. (!!tw rs Wl' I'L' " .John C. Hue, build1ng su pplies. :1.50 :Jnl , Hh!id Br11.S Ht cyl'le Hcpair. f}!)K 2nd, Juhn Dafou rl' Dtlli"Y, ('herr~ l'1•1n1. Frank r:rtrh us Bnrl>r r Sh11p . (\, urt . J Pancttr 1-:nJl'l'stn. ti i<Hllru rc, 500 1:.! :/Jl(l. 1-"ntnk Arto~n Sl1 1r k dealer. ~Ill , Galll[~•lls (;as & Coke. :110 2nd & V111e St , Cuunl)' l nflrm iHY . Wil son Blaze r . OOM Park District News - By Joel C. Dennis, Director 0. 0 . Mdntyrc Park District GALUPOLIS - With UIC coming of Spring , n ,. ny 1eople look forward to sunnier days and wanner temper. ·u·e; to get outside in the daytime and exercise whi le wa tc.1' •u nature transform bare trees into pretty blossoms and turn lawns a~d fields green again. While Spring days may become warm enough for light jackets and sweaters, the evemngs are a lillie slower to warm up and may remain cool through April and. into May . The Park District Is planning an adult women 's team volleyball program during this Spring season to provide an opportunity for recreation while U1e evenings are cool. The program will be open to adult women, aged 19 and up that are residents of Gallia County . Curren! plans me to offer the program at Southwestern lligh School on Thursday evenings, starting ·with a clinic oo lhe !undament.als of voll eyball on April 13. Actual play will begin 011 April 20 and will run for fiv~ . consecutive Thursday evenings . The program will be a great way to meet new people and exercise at the same time. Team rosters are available from the Park DIStrict and w1ll be accepted until 4 p.m., Friday , April 7. The Park District received approval from the Heriwge Conservation and Recr eation Service (formerly the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation ) on March 14, 1978 whereby the HCRS will participate in the acquisition of land for ·U1e county 's first county-wide park . RCRSappruval was long in coming with the Park District having submitted the application for assistance In June' of 1977. The Park District's application was one or 95 selected stawwlde from approximately 180 rt>quests . w.e are Barba ra Ours and Howa rd r,J untg(!/Jle r y; OhiO Hiver H~mchers. Hobert and Anna Jenkins and Jerr y and Cla ra Haner: Shoestnng Kn ots. Nc,nr1an and Bonnie Mitchell. 1~ the ltoute 218-Yellow· town areas we ha~ : Hannan Trace Ridge Run ne rs, Wllliam and Jamce Lewis; So·IJJ Tra\·ehers, Ronnie ar1d Sandra Slone and Wendell and L11Jy Haner; Thivener Pioneers. Wa yne and Jcme and Terr i Jiv iden · Yellowtown Buckeyes, K'a thy and K•'nnelh Palnck ; The Wild Huffcllf1e~ . DelmCt and Marion AMell and Pc:Jtricia Daniel s. ~\I' Mr .ilnd M".l.uuch ey McC•J)' (;trb, a11d \lar~'a Pt·t lh'nrtey . In tlw f\,·rr on·t~ wp h~~ ~~ H<·<·kl ~colt: lilt' . Hcbt·b. /\11 "h1e and lkll) :Vh·atl•t\\ ~ llil!bt!llt·s .. Ju1111Jr and Barh1 tht' B1dwl'l l :•n•;.p v.(· · ·lwn.1 Kt'J nper ~tnd Gar y hal·t· · llidw!'ll IJu S\ Oee.1. I.e""'· . .June Smith ilnd · l.t.'IJ I'd In lhc K)gcr Creek · 'llwxtun nml J.yndu Smllh. ('twshm.' un•c• >i.'l' hnvc : KC -' Frontic r.sr nen, JacquL' (;)ash· and The Sun , hlnr c:1rl s, burn and .J nry IHl,,drs; Connie Bradbury and Sf1elia iNt.'\\i Ciub J !{,,xi ~ (;,.lgcr and S11dha111, l'oppy L·r~·c l.n!d<J Hultln . TrCl lllll'l ~ Cr1rps. Jr,an C()rdun In tlw \ ' tnt on l.lf!'il we have : and Bobby (';•st u; l.ttlle Hti S\ Heri\'t: r .s, Delore s K~ ~ t·r Vnlle~ Hu~s . Paul We have a county·wide ' CuffL•f.'. Vmt1,n Bighl!ghters .. Sh(1CtrHtker. D<ury Clu b whose advisors Hl·lty D;n·is: R<:H.:coun Valle~ In Utt· !..ower Hl \'e r ltr1 i:Jd ar(; ,Jerry Deel, and John an' H \~l' h:l\'l' Ohln RwdPrs. Payn~. lkt·f {'l uh, Ho~•'l' Drel onrJ H1ck '••al and Cha rles IV1the<· Thr h<t\P Miller. hetvc : Hiu H ~~~ L·rs . ( 'l r•rk . In till' Eureka· ·areLJ and Mrs . Ca rl Si1npk111s. Co nse r vation 1' \u iJ , (; l' lll' McGuire; (";a\li;t Hur.srnH'n, Ja ckie Woodward and l'ollv Hudso;1; The 1:!\~ J<'(,ur , Lt·~~~ McGuir e: H1 o Wrangler s. Pe ~un• and Terri Short :md Mr :·-and Mrs. C: .J. Da~· 1 s: K -~J K o rp ~. Mt~r y F rtml'cs deL<:l mcrens; Temperatures Ri sing, Lewis and and .J:!n<'l Hrowntng. ; Morga n H;udt•I'S, Mi!drl•d r;eorge and \1kkt .l !lh miilll 1111rl J..w.,. anda McBride reelected chairman of Ohio Valley RC&D group Plumbers : J . (; , Dall\l'lrn. 657211d, 11Hnnas 1\ l'lkr & Co, 2:i0 211<i. and Wli llfllll W11h :11n . ~0 3rd . Produer deall·rs C;nll & Son. 24U 3rd and II ~ I ll ,n·dlng , 3rd . Center Poinl Hd ., Rathburn Ph o t o (; allc•rii' S Hru ~ . c;:trn;.t~rs, 47 St<1te , Gilm ore's, 42 Cuun und Morn I're~s. 139 2nd . J . M. liawyard , 2101' 2nd An M;11 he\\ S il' Wl' irr , Vi ntun , Rest aurant !'! : C. II Dnvp;, l nnnC'I hlt• Plat ing Wtl rk :;, Jr .. Vinton. C. f'. ilHl , ol PnrtS II III Uth !( (!,, M ar im~ Co urt , and Mr s. 1-:d llonm'll . lliiSpllld. 4:14N, l'heshi re 011 12 Cou11 St. & <ia s Cu. 2nd Ave .. Ti111 F:"press : Ada m~ 1-:x:pn::o..\ l.c ii'IS, Hoo fin~ Stat e, G. II. Co., 403 2nd and Uolled Sl al<'.> \lrCon'lllck Tile W{,r ks, :103 Express, ~2 2!1 d :IIHpiL' Sha dl' . ami William's Dry Cleaning: J . I. A'"''· i O!" Ji co rrosion , ter mite s, fico , scratches and denfs . 40 .y.e;u warranty . Available in 8~ 1 and double 4" horizon ta l an d 10" vertical. 30 - so you can 1Continu ed frur n ptlgt· ('.() J TIME ! .j ' ' BY FRED DEF;L line is gelling close . \heir advisors, and the area Gallla 4-H Agent · If you would like to join a m which they are will serve GALLIPOLIS - Sprin~ has clu b you can contact the as a helpful guide for those or made its debut agai n this Exte ns>o n Office (446 -461 2 you interested in joining 4-H. year. With the coming of ext. :t2) and we will try to get In the Centenary and Rt. Spring 4-H Clubs begi n to you into a club ; or you may 141 and Rt. 588 area we have reorganize and .new 4-H clubs .llliif"n!Ze a new cl ub by find· these clubs and their adare being fbrmed. fl Vt:_ or six interested visors : Almo st Anyth ing You may ask, "What is 4- btJys al)d gi rls plus an adult Goe.s , ·· Lois , Sterrett ; CanH? /' "Who may join and ( 18 or oyer) who is interested dlelights, Stephanie Stover what do they do''" · in becoming a leader. For and Pam Stringer ; The 4-H is a family affair ,... fun , assistance you nu1v call the Countrymen, David Graham excitement, l earning, County Extension Office and and Vic Niday; Country leading , and doing whatever talk with Fred Deel, County Bumpkins, Diane Knox and interests you. We offer over Extension Agent, 4·H, or Linda Oliver; Rodn ey 180 projects here in Ohio. Jacki e Grah am, 4-H Rangers, Eugene and Evelyn · Any boy or girl age !J (or in Prog ra m Assistant . · Elliott; (New Club) Charles third grade[, tp 19 years of We nnw h;JVe over 50 4·H and Joy ce McK ean; The age as of January I of the clubs organized in our county Clever Clovers, Maxie Oliver. current ye~r may exper-ien ce whom we salute for ·the exIn the NotllJ.up area we the "Learning by Doing " cellent 4-H program we have . have: Northuj)Lassies. Janet through lhe 4-H program . Virginia and Leam, live , serve - join a Pettus Here in Galli a Count y, in HI Clu b today ' Ca ll or stop Cremeens; Triangle, Mr . and order to be able to ex hibit al by th e F:xtension Office and Mrs. Paul D. Niday, Mr. and the County Jr. Fair. yc; u must st•e what4-H has to offer you. Mrs. Glenn Graham, Mr. and be enrolled in a club by April The fo ll n win ~ Jist nf el ubs. Mrs. Marion Caldwefl and l .(lt'Ust i:lnd A. 1.. Ho;1drn111 1U r, 23 Locu;1. SQUAA£ John s MarHitll e ma intenan ce free soli d vinyl stding in wood grain fin is h . Resis tant to rust, ONlV We th in k you'll lind A rllfft•rem·e w1th All slnl t' ~ 95 Johns-Manville di ;-:.crltllll~ (;r,r~~:[ Ll i'I\' N ('ar. Tv. rJ ('ar Low advant'ed {'hnm h<uHiltn g. Coa :-.1 . VINYL SIDING nlilll) clriV('r~ Mileal-('e. You nt.: Mrtr d ed . And mort' And /\11:--t <ttl· l!flN.; luht y'~ nv,st 4 ..... " i .up , r;Jit; swttLlu nlo( their insuranre lt1 Allst:ttl' '.' \Ve'\1 ~1\"t.' you !o!H of n:al'l(J!1.S Allstntr ufft •r:-- lol~ uf spt'i 1al Compad ...... ... : .. IT 'S . 0- Find out why people all over are switching to Allstate auto insurance. and • SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 8:00 P.M. SHINGLES rates ..... ;. MEMORIAL FIELD HOUSE i \Vhy are ~o ...... • •• •• Wit.b arriviJl ,of spr:ing, 4-H clubs reorganize, ·new ones formed planning ahead for other recreation and park programs to offer to Gallia County cJUzens In the coming months . U you have an interest in participating ln a program that you would like w see offered , regardless of your . age , conlllct the Park District at 44&-4612 Ext. 45, or stop m or write to : 0 . 0 . Mcintyre Park District, Probate Court Office , Gallla County. Courthouse, Locust Street, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. ' Tailor Shop, 2nd Ave. Drug Stores : Bar ger Drugs, 34o 2nd Ave., C. D. Kerr . 6:1Court, F: . 1.. Neal , 500 llni. Halhbum , :134 2nd , and r: . A. Hoedell , 3.\8 2nd.- T. S. f!ORSF. SALE POMEROY - The Oh1o Va lt ey Horse. Show Assoc iali n will •1age a horse and tack sale at the Rock Springs Fair~round s near Pomeroy be~inrling at ; p.m. Sat urday, Apri l 8. 'The sale is open for horses and pcnies of ali breeds and for miscellaneous It ems residents wish to take. There will be a gate fee of $3 a horse or pony and fi ve percent commission if the annnal sells. SEEKS DIVORCE LOS ANGE LES iUPl! Sportscaster Phyllis George Friday filed for divorce from her . husband of less than a year, film produ cer Robert Evans. The co uple was married April 14, 1977. in . Beverly Hills, Calif. ALL-WEATHER '" HIGH GLOSS ALKYD HOUSE PAINT A n1QO Qua lily .v ~ va tlil'if' '!' nome 1n all t yoe~ ol wealhrr ,f' [l.j,•' ,, t,•·· · ' ' U5e A I w e~tller 01 wood 'IIO·n •"r' .rr, ' l'.t .. I L go0<1 colo• •eten110n AJJI<ih t ,.,~·t· 't>l':, 'l • •·r·' • • O€ voe CLIS tom Cwots • ~·' •• • MONTE CARLO · GLOSS ACRYLIC LATEX HOUSE PAINT Our l1nest i!cr~ lit laleJ gloss nou'lc ~wr1 P,+;nl· n, .,,, r I din a no colo lour seasons e,il.ll yr,r• J'l" O" ,.,. J•JI! "~1 ' J• t • masomy II olle15 e..; cellenJ taro• reJe•:tron Av.;ulaOie 1n wnHe readym )eo ana Jevoe Cu5IOP1 t,OI1f<; .... ..-.,..........~ • 1978 SENIORS VINYl ACRYLIC LATEX HOUSE PAINT You un do it in a yea ( at [f1J') v•'l I tJOOO t)il Soufhern Hills School of !l[Jr'lF' ,1 i].Jillih I .1: '-• !11'1 hiju t• r· J ... Jl . t-''1 '('lt!' f 1!'1 !' •'' ''t'th 1011 !·t'.1L'. 1·f' .' 1 '• •I' " 'I· tHy Jrtyli Business. DIPLOMA COURSES AT THE COLLEGE LEVEL Accounting Manag•menf & Bu siness a REDWOOD STAIN , ALKYD EXTERIOR Appro,ed by the Oh io State Beard ol School & College Reg lstraflon. RN OSl!ljl SCOOOL OF BUSINESS Write, Clll446-22J9, or vlsll for cotalog of courses . 4t4?nd Ave. .Gallipolis Thomas C. Breech. . A lwf· qu.-1litv t')lt'!r(tt C'lll h t <,f ldrn 'i .1! ~~V''' wood UdiiO furn1lll!t' '•'l'f'"' • 1 l;rh.; .~no ,J-"l ~ •I'+' W<l lfll qiOW Of !tliJ• /I•. IV, O~l 1 ., lh-rp 1 l.fH' Q('~o~Dt' f-la,r·l f'rCXIIJf' A pr-i vate business college fo r th e d isc r imina li ng studenL SOIIIHERN HIUS " "· Secretaria I General Office Director ''' Reg. $11.45 Reg. $5.99 . ' Carolina lumber &Supply Company 312 6th Street 615-1160 Store Hours - Monday · Ffiday 8 a.m. To 5 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m. 12 noon Headquarters for Devoe: Quality paints since 1754. Point Pleasant . �J I G<i- The Sunday Times-Sentinel. Sund~y, April2, 1978 -· HOSPITAL NEWS Samuel ·F. Vinton and Henry Clay alwa~~ . carried Gallia .County for Whig Party . "I:he Anti-Masonic party BY JAM ES SANDS had started in America in GA LL! POLlS - In 1830 the 18 26 111 New York after ruling party of Gallia County was not the Republican part)' William Morgan was muror the Democratic party. or dered by Masons . Morgan, a even the Whigs or Nauonal member of the Masons as Republicans: but it was the well as a joumalist, began to Anti-Ma so ni c part y. This write abo ut the sccrcl oaths party became so influential in and sc'Cret rituals of the Gall Ia politics · that no Masons . When he refused to Ma somr meetings were held stop his writing. a group of in the COUll I v from 182111o the Masons dro wned Morga n m mid-1840s . · ·· the Niaga ra River. Cit izens in srvtl'rfll NE'w '· York co unti es ca ll ed for inves ti ga tion s, but both Governor Clinton and local New York offi cials refused to investi gate , Cli nton and many- of the local offi cials involved were members of the Masons . The idea spread through New York that the Masons wrre In conspiracy against the people to control the legislature and judiciary. ' /1......... -.- ~ ~ One Mason in New York gave credence to the claim or !his conspiracy wheo he said of his organization : "What Is · Masonry no\\·'!. It is powerful. It comprises men of rank. wealth, office and talent, In power and out of power ; and II Is In almost every place or power where po"·er Is of. nny imporlanrc." Bv 1827 Anti-Masons had won. 15 seats in the Ne w York Assembly. By 1828 they had 17 seats 111 the lower house and four in the senate. By 1830 Anti -Ma so ns boasted that they had 124 newspapers in America behind them pclitica lty. In 1832 the party was strong enough to run a candidate for president. Anti-Masonic newspapers wrote such things as: " Maso nfy is an infidel soc iety at war with true Christianit y " " All ceremonies and appcndages of I he Masoni c institution lead on to blank Atheism." " The inst 1tuti on stri kes a! the basis of all morality and religion.'' · " Th e d~rcc t objec t ot fr remasonr)"a !S to bene fit the fe w al the expensr of the ma ny by c reating o privileged class." Anti-Masons claimed. with some degree of truth in the case of Andrew Jack&m , ttwt GOVERNOR JAMES A. RHODES presents the official proclamallon nam1ng April Cancer Cnntrol Month U1 American Cancer Societv leaders 1lcft 1Dean W. Jeffers: 1978 Ohio Divi sion Honorary Crusade Chairman ;md {ri~ht i ThomCJ s D. St.e,·enson, \1 .0 ., pr<'sldf'nt (,f th e Americ<m t'<mcrr Socu:ty, OhiO Dh-1sion. Inc . C-7- The Sunday Tim es-8enlinel, Sunday, April2, 1978 . Veterans Memorial Hospital Admitted Geor~e Molden, Pomeroy; , Joseph Proffit!, Portland ; Kelly Mullins, Cheshire; Mildred Wolfe, Racine ; Ma r jorie Gibbs, New Haven; Joseph polit ica l offi ceholders wou ld · several county offices the Trible, St. Albans, W. Va .; appoin t only Maso ns to Anti-Masonic party had a Hubert Pullins, Pomeroy ; clear majority. Andrew Bessie Haddox, Middleport. government jobs. The almost neurotic op- Donnelly who represented Discharged Elsie position or many Americans . Gallia for six years in the Brewer, Nellie Leml ey, to Andrew Jackson fed into House (i827-1832 inclusive ) William Weaver, Ri chard lhc Ant i-Masonic sentiment was the le~der of the Ant~ Dean, Catherine O'Connor, in Am erica . TI1e 1820s were a Masonic party in Gallia. Betty Brooks. tim e of fervent evan· Another leader was Daniel ge li cali sm in America . Womeldorf who was Gallia 's Masohs stressed reason in representative in 1819. Other PLEASANT VALLEY reli gio n while the Anti-Masonic officeholders in DISCHARGED - F'reda C\'a ngcli c als s tress e d the county were John Kerr Akers, Point Pleasant; Mrs. emotion. Another emotional and Benajah Curtis. Robert Mash · and son, clement was the faLt that the · While th e Anti-Masonic Pomeroy; Mrs. Larry Jackson ian DemocrAts had party disappeared aboutl835, Brumfield, Ashton ; Belly begun Sunda y mail delivery, strong sentiment against Litchfield, Point Pleasant ; lhus breaking the Sabbath. secret societies remained in Crystal Thomas, Leon; Mrs. An other element that ex- Gallia County for several Garrett Rife, Point Pleasant ; plains the rise of the Anti- more years. Politically most Douglas Eads, Cottageville; Masoni c party was the ten· Anti-Mason s had become Martha Leach, Henderson ; sion between the fa m1er and Whigs by 1835. Timothy Luikart, Leon ; (The Rev. Sands's address William Mayes, Gallipolis; the city. Much of American farml and was owned by is Box 3, Barlow 45712). Mrs. Lue Wroten, Glenwood : abse ntee lan dl ords who seemed to have the best of the tax laws of the land . Much of the wea lth. in America in the 1820s was owned by masons . ln lht• 1832 election In Gallla, most Gallians rontinned to \'Ole for Henry Clay for president. Clay was a Nationa l Republican and l'arri<·d Gallia rv<·ry time he ran fnr president. Samuel F. Vinton, also a Nati onal llc.•publi ca n, won ovrr thr Eastern Avenue • Gallipolis, Demo<·ral (ieorge House for Congress. llul in the races fnr State Heprescnt.ativc as well as lor "·· Harry Dotson •. Redhuuse ; Mrs. Aca Bevan, Crown Ctty ; Shawn Logan , Henderson; Tonia Spires, Gallipolis; John Morrow , Point Pleasant. BIRTHS - A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. David Whit· tington, Red House. MINOR WRECK POMEROY - Medium damages resulted ·wh en two vehi cles collided in an accident on West Main St. at 11:20 p.m. F'riday. Pomeroy police said a car driven by Jo Pedigd, Shade, traveling north, pulled under the traffic light near the Pom eroy-Mason bridge. While attempting a left turn his car struck the ri~t side of a vehicle driven by Mark Sm ith, Middleport . The Smith vehicle was moving with the green light signa l, police sa.id . Tbere were no injuries and' no charges were filed, according to the poli ce report . 6vaMS. STEAK HOUSE Ohio Ed Kulm , ;o4 2nd. Dan J.c wi s. .,. 211 Stat<'. Homer Sowa rd. 2ti2 ( French City • vignettes ••• :::: ::: :::: ) :::: :::: } P1ne Gru,·c, S. Wilham . l'onsmou lh Hd .. J . F llalilda)'. 48 Court, C. W. Kt'rr , Kerr Station , Kat(' Melnt yre. Court, Charles Mack & Son, 21Q 3rd . Leste r I • , v·1n I11n. F'. .1" . li . 'r<agc, Morrison. Bidwell , J . 11. \1<, rrl son. Evergreen <1nd Well & Co .. Vinton. l'ublishers : llull clm, 304 ~1d. Galila News. 456 2nd, Galli<~ Times, 4;5 2l1d , Jorna l. 414' , 2l1d, Tribune, 425 2nd, ll Y 'I'UM SAL'N DERS 3rd, 11mmasun .and & Uubo, 41X1211<1. C. k. Niday, 854 2nd. John Ra nkin, 41 Co u11 , Lev iSil,·enna n, 308 2nd . and C. F. Va mey. ~4 2l1d. Funeral jiomes . Hayward & Son. 460 2nd and J . G. Wethcrholl. 433 4t h. Cual Dealers: W. F: . Russell. 64:1 lsi. V. E. Myers, H8i 1st, and Swan Cr ee k C('i! l Co, 308 2nd. St om· Work s: Ca llaha n Bri!S ., 437 2nd and Smrl 1zer & Womeldnrff. Bidwell. Furniture: C. M. Adams, 344 2nd. Ohio Valtey Furmture Cu. 119 State. and Ga lilpoils l,hair Cu., Pi ne St . Lu mber Yards Mullineux Bros., ~4 2 3rd and 0. A. Odell, I I ' GALLIPOLIS The Gall1poils Tel ephone Co111· pony liSted the foll owing people and buSinesses in their RONNIE MILSAP 1906 telephone dtrectnr' . Doctors: E. G. Ale11rn. 559 DAVE AND SUGAR 2nd ., J. 8 . Alc11rn . 507 211t1. IV SPEC IAL GUES T T. G. SHEPARD H. Barger. HO :!nd . 1.. C Bean. 538 2nd. L C Co wden, 2nd , Jehu Eakms, 3.\8', 2nd. J .S. Cherrmgton. Pme Gro\'e r Pmterl, E. E. F:lls"m1h, 2:17 :lrct. L. H. Fletcher . Pmr T1ckefs. ll .lO , 1-6 .50, 17.10 on sal• now Field Grove . IV . .J Fletcher . and VInt on Pr 1nt1 n~ Cu .. Vmr St. House , Mack and Dave's, Humphreys' Southside Vmt on. Banks: First Na tional , 2l1d Pharmacy, Sears, Record Shop in Ashland , .J . IJ Chambersburg, Richard's News in . Portsmouth, 8auer 1 S Sound Hotels : Belcher. 150 3rd. Ave., Oluu Valley. 2nd, and lla sk1n s. Locust. J A. Shop i n Point Pleasanl. Record Mart in Lupton. 2:13 2nd, C: II . ~bck , Mrs. J . A. l.anlhorn, 215 3rd, V1nton Banku1g Co. Charl•sfon, St. Albans & Ashland Tobaet·o Shops : Thomas 110 :lrd , l' fl Parker. 455 '' C. 1'. Mmk , !102 2nd, Park Ma il Orders : Country Shindig , c.o Memorial 2l1d, C G. Parker. 126'' Is). Cen tral , H1 verv1ew. ,\ [ F1m gan. :152 2l1d and Wm . Field House 1 P. 0 . Bo x S4S~ Huntington, W. Va . F: B. Shaw, 311!1 ', 2nd . Harr)' Wetherhult, 152 3rd , Ulsamer, Sha rtz. 432 2nd. 21703 Insu rance : Moure & Wall , Shaw , 4H 2nd. W. H. W1Jcox. ?lid and Union. 226 21fd. Enclose stamped , sell-addressed envelop~ Bakers· Earle lleidwr , 430 211 J.oc ust. G. F:. Nea l. :12 Vmton, F: H. Williams, 838 """d , E" ' Del C'hec'· l , Lorust, and P. T. and 1.. W lsi , and S. W. W1llmms. Ul , CIJ 10,,'1"0 U ''"l ~ < FOR INFORMATION: PHONE 529-4124 and Fred Fer~uson, 720 3rd . Wall , 28 Li!C Ust . • •• •.·. Mer c~mllc M1lls. Anchor Mills, V1ne Lawyers: T. E. Bradbury, ·~j'!' Grocers : J . T. Levisay, 98 1 Con tinued on pa~eC-i 1 .ooo;;•o;'" Pine. Joseph Lmdle. 411 4th. St .. N. E Bell & Co .. Vmc Ale•ander Bo) s, :106 2nd. Sl ~. Rescuer & Cu., 93 Gr<1pe Harr)' Vanden. fi6 Vme. f . H St . and C W. Shack, Vmlon ' Amsba ry : 852 2l1d. Ir a P<11· 11lroad hnes : B&O R.R.. 10 State, Hocking \'alley, 403 ters on, 156 3rd. Her1l1d. and K&M . lUI .. Stale . Brothers , 401 bert flardware stores; Butler & 2nd , Her bert Ri sk. FcltnHin. V1nton. W. ll. 258 3rd, Scull Ca nlhnchtnson. 49 Court. J . M. aday , 120 41 h. Hurl Con· Kerr , 444-46 Co urt , Perkins & dec , Mapl e Shade, J . C: . McCar ley. Vinton , and Schrec k. ;2 Co011 . W. II Womeldorrr & 'l110mas. 320 Gardner , 700 2nd, Small & 2nd . Snn ' [;ra pe, Hen kmg· · St ove work s: Ga llip olis Bov . . 2.'i Court, .J . ~1. F11 undry , 3rd, Kling , 240 2nd, Smttr1. ~~- .53 Cou rt, Geur~e Thom pS<in & franc iS. 2nd Tab1t. B-10 2nd. J-:d Spears, 4; A\'e .. and Treasure Stove Cuun. Stuckhoff Bros.. Court. Work s, 12 Grape . (' A. VoJbt,rn, 9f>O 2nd, and 1·:. L11 cr1es: James Belz. 3rd. R WHIIart•. 98 V1nr . W S ( av1n, 50 J;,cu,1, W H. FIBERGLASS Gt•nt•re~l .\1er c hancl1 s~ Cu~hman , 403 2l1d. J . H. SELF-SEALING ~'turt:s l!arrtsun W1 lcox, 300 41h, Vmt on..\1 H Allen. VInton . "\ c('onmc k, Mathe" s & M1ll er. V1nlon. G A. F Asp hal f B<~ n Krup1 store, 64 State, Self H•c1hng Ceo. Sh1vcly . V1nton and HHsh,Jrr Brus. Angola , W. P !ihmgh.·~ . 140 tb Clol!.\ A, F=~re & Wmd Rating - 20 Bt'ali. 2nd. c; W Cox. 330 2nd. Ta) [, ,r's , 46 Stale. Avallabl£> rn Bl rtc ~ . Ye,·u W<Hra nty . A~o~a i labl e •n Black, : The Bank, 416 2nd. SIIIOI,nS Whtl e & Pa stel Wh1 l e. Neptune Green & Br own Ue,rdorff & Puo re, 334 2nd, J . a.,rk H. Feltman. Vinton. Harry Blazmg Stetmp, 660 1st Ave., L r; Dav iS, 72 Olive , H. E. Fratlks & Stms, 2nd, Gebbart & Co. J:lfi 2nd.(; E. Glenn & Grube, 39 Court. J . A. Jones, CH.. Vm! on. I \1 . Grover," 33 Court , Fred Kr~ s, 108 :\rd, G'"$1995 '~ SQUARE I TT I to co;:~st. Fa!-' I ( oll\.f'n tt~ nt . •23 J1 I I ECONOMY• GRADE 2"x4"x8' . '··- '49 95 RUSTIC BROWN SHAKE DESIGN CLASS A FIRE AND WIND RATIN G-H YEAR WARRANTY '45 ' . '• McGINNESS-STANtEY AGENCY :INC. NI CK JOHNSON ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Phon e 446 -1761 452 2nd Avr SQUARE PLYWOOD 4'xB'x%" ' YES - WE DELIVER why thC' owne rs ()f o\"er nlm nui! trm t'Hrs Fire now m "g-co·l h::fnd:-; '' Call or ronw in. NOW AVAILABLE THROUGH THE 95 C. D. X. SQUARE So l'Ompare'lf'·ompnn ics. Ftnd (JU t 5" WHITE ALUMINUM GUTTER 10' LENGTH\ YES,. VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CORPORATION '71's Jrrt A~o~ e. Middlepor-t . 0 . 991 -1709 or tt2 -6611 Open : 1:00 to S:OO Mon: thru Fri. ,, uo SN' WE HAVE INSULATION Regina Grubb. In the Cadmus area we have: ·Cadmus Heds kins. Pat Saunders; Cadmus Redskins Teen, Jack and Shirle y Miller. J.n the Cent erville area we have: Centerville Electrons, Sue Ruff and Ann Daniels; Centervi lle Young Fam1ers, Hank Forgey; rNew Club } Glendon and Pat Elliott ; Gallla Clov erettes ; Foster Lewis and Mary J . McNea l. ln the Patriot area we hav e: Patriot Merrymak ers, Ruth Wood and Jane Smith : Cma Campers, Thelma Rose and Ca rolyn Jeffers ; Gage Invaders, Gary and Mary Fallon and Larry Fallon: Mountaineers, Ha rley and Marianna Crouse and Janet Walker ; Hilltoppers, Leonard and Jien iece Newberry and Bonnie Item per . lhf' rl~ad . hl the (_;alliptJIJS lll'l' it W(' \ 1cki l'uwrll . Sh1n1 n Urt, have: Maple S~ ad1• K1d s, .l:ll'kil' Di!I'I S. Mur1h a Hos ley i!nd i{H se In Lht.• Hul<..t vlik HIJ<..tJ <J'f t 'iJ Springer: Busy li wH.ls. Car· WP h:J\'1.' " 'lllC LJ!llt• na ~('f.lh. ul Jean ll uod , Hn!h · Kd rl' n_ Elly son ~md Jud~ Curbm and Ann Hutl !'r , ·I· I! Lassie s, Mau de Pcn; Jn i-(L' r and Jean Hendersun ltn<l Mr J iJilL' /\1111 In th e Hw Crandr· an'tl W\' Fr ic11d ~hip, I11 thl' Ev.m ~t!ln tJrea we ha\'r: l·>.un!.(tt!t'l T1·en Puwl'r, PORTSMOUTH - Th e Ohio Valley Resource Conservation and Development t RC&D l Co un cil. during Wednesday 's a nn u<f,.,.nccting in Port smo uth , r ccl eclc d officers for the 1978 term Willi am McBride , Pik e Count}', was n:~ mcd chairman ; Don Cha ndler. Brown Count y, vi ce-chairnwn and Harold Vu lgamo re, Scio to Co unty , as secreta ry treasurer of the rutmcil Don Ja ck, Lawr ence Co unty cha ired lhe nominating commit tee which includ ed Hoge r Jlarrn n. Gallia Co unl y an d Virgil Lough, Vint on Count y. RC&D Coor dinat or IJ un Bu ckloh , out li ned current act ivities on l i nntu rnl r eso ur ce deve lopmen t measures throughou t the tO r ounty RC&D Ar ea . Il l' reported work cumpklcd un an erosion control mec:1surc at Hamrnert own Lnk t• in Jackson Co unty: a nearly co mpl eted land dru tn ag e measure at Sdotu Cc1un1 r Fa irgrounds: and lhc la nd drainuge - fl ood preveotion measure a t Ca nters C';n·e 4·11 C3mp iS noW bc111g COil · ;t ructed. He sa id plan s are ro mpl eted fur May an d August seeding 26 a~ re s of eroding sites <.tlong· count y and tnwo s~ip roads in Pike French ..• Stit h· St . and Ohw Vctllc y installation in August. The Soil Conser vation Service tSCSt funds 50-75 percent of the cost of the abov e measures through the RC&U C\iU IIl}' . Program. Robert Schwable, A s imil r~ r - mea s ure to Execul ive Director of the ~i ahi!iz c roadside erosion in Ohi o Va ll ey Regional Ho ss CNmt v is plcmn ed fnr Development Commission Cum_i Gmbcr and Bcv<•rly IJ1 LHIL'n : Rio H;~ sca l s . Ji111 il'lll "nd J.awcuw Mourl' ami J 11~<~1; Huss: R1o Silver Th1mbl e:-.. Mr s. Willard ('o pl ev ""d In the Enu II CJrd~ cH·e~t \H' havl' · l<nu Sail On , llorHtll.\ TI, IL'I" SAFETY TOE I OVRD CJ di sc u sse d cooperative efforts between OVRDC and the RC&D. A st rengt hened co unt y caucus system fur OV IWC aCt ivities was emphasized by Schwabl e. A st udy for utilization of waste heat from the Piketon Atomic Plant wa s di sc ussed by Daryl Shoema ker , Pik e Cou nty Agricu lb ur al Ext ens ion Agent . Shoemaker pointed out that $1 30,000approximate ly $160,000 of heal IS lost per day throu gh water coolin g towers. He sa id utilizaliun of the heat is likely to be through agri c ult ural _processes such as green· houses. grain drying. fish production or other sirni lklr uses . The new Honda CX-500 is here. I. HONDA . GOING f'tRONGI BETZ HONDA SALES P~ON[ UPPER Rl 7 44b 27l0 GALLI POll I ATTEND ING the annual Ohio Valley Resource l'onsena tion and Development Council meeting in Portsmouth Wednesday were. left to right, Steve Hibinger , Gallia Soi l Conservation Service; Roger Barron, RC&D member-HI-large from Gall ipolis and Don Chandler, HC&U (·mmri l nce<h airman. Approximately 30 persons attended th(• annua l session . I J ~ l lnrlry . ~ 2 Cutlf1. (!!tw rs Wl' I'L' " .John C. Hue, build1ng su pplies. :1.50 :Jnl , Hh!id Br11.S Ht cyl'le Hcpair. f}!)K 2nd, Juhn Dafou rl' Dtlli"Y, ('herr~ l'1•1n1. Frank r:rtrh us Bnrl>r r Sh11p . (\, urt . J Pancttr 1-:nJl'l'stn. ti i<Hllru rc, 500 1:.! :/Jl(l. 1-"ntnk Arto~n Sl1 1r k dealer. ~Ill , Galll[~•lls (;as & Coke. :110 2nd & V111e St , Cuunl)' l nflrm iHY . Wil son Blaze r . OOM Park District News - By Joel C. Dennis, Director 0. 0 . Mdntyrc Park District GALUPOLIS - With UIC coming of Spring , n ,. ny 1eople look forward to sunnier days and wanner temper. ·u·e; to get outside in the daytime and exercise whi le wa tc.1' •u nature transform bare trees into pretty blossoms and turn lawns a~d fields green again. While Spring days may become warm enough for light jackets and sweaters, the evemngs are a lillie slower to warm up and may remain cool through April and. into May . The Park District Is planning an adult women 's team volleyball program during this Spring season to provide an opportunity for recreation while U1e evenings are cool. The program will be open to adult women, aged 19 and up that are residents of Gallia County . Curren! plans me to offer the program at Southwestern lligh School on Thursday evenings, starting ·with a clinic oo lhe !undament.als of voll eyball on April 13. Actual play will begin 011 April 20 and will run for fiv~ . consecutive Thursday evenings . The program will be a great way to meet new people and exercise at the same time. Team rosters are available from the Park DIStrict and w1ll be accepted until 4 p.m., Friday , April 7. The Park District received approval from the Heriwge Conservation and Recr eation Service (formerly the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation ) on March 14, 1978 whereby the HCRS will participate in the acquisition of land for ·U1e county 's first county-wide park . RCRSappruval was long in coming with the Park District having submitted the application for assistance In June' of 1977. The Park District's application was one or 95 selected stawwlde from approximately 180 rt>quests . w.e are Barba ra Ours and Howa rd r,J untg(!/Jle r y; OhiO Hiver H~mchers. Hobert and Anna Jenkins and Jerr y and Cla ra Haner: Shoestnng Kn ots. Nc,nr1an and Bonnie Mitchell. 1~ the ltoute 218-Yellow· town areas we ha~ : Hannan Trace Ridge Run ne rs, Wllliam and Jamce Lewis; So·IJJ Tra\·ehers, Ronnie ar1d Sandra Slone and Wendell and L11Jy Haner; Thivener Pioneers. Wa yne and Jcme and Terr i Jiv iden · Yellowtown Buckeyes, K'a thy and K•'nnelh Palnck ; The Wild Huffcllf1e~ . DelmCt and Marion AMell and Pc:Jtricia Daniel s. ~\I' Mr .ilnd M".l.uuch ey McC•J)' (;trb, a11d \lar~'a Pt·t lh'nrtey . In tlw f\,·rr on·t~ wp h~~ ~~ H<·<·kl ~colt: lilt' . Hcbt·b. /\11 "h1e and lkll) :Vh·atl•t\\ ~ llil!bt!llt·s .. Ju1111Jr and Barh1 tht' B1dwl'l l :•n•;.p v.(· · ·lwn.1 Kt'J nper ~tnd Gar y hal·t· · llidw!'ll IJu S\ Oee.1. I.e""'· . .June Smith ilnd · l.t.'IJ I'd In lhc K)gcr Creek · 'llwxtun nml J.yndu Smllh. ('twshm.' un•c• >i.'l' hnvc : KC -' Frontic r.sr nen, JacquL' (;)ash· and The Sun , hlnr c:1rl s, burn and .J nry IHl,,drs; Connie Bradbury and Sf1elia iNt.'\\i Ciub J !{,,xi ~ (;,.lgcr and S11dha111, l'oppy L·r~·c l.n!d<J Hultln . TrCl lllll'l ~ Cr1rps. Jr,an C()rdun In tlw \ ' tnt on l.lf!'il we have : and Bobby (';•st u; l.ttlle Hti S\ Heri\'t: r .s, Delore s K~ ~ t·r Vnlle~ Hu~s . Paul We have a county·wide ' CuffL•f.'. Vmt1,n Bighl!ghters .. Sh(1CtrHtker. D<ury Clu b whose advisors Hl·lty D;n·is: R<:H.:coun Valle~ In Utt· !..ower Hl \'e r ltr1 i:Jd ar(; ,Jerry Deel, and John an' H \~l' h:l\'l' Ohln RwdPrs. Payn~. lkt·f {'l uh, Ho~•'l' Drel onrJ H1ck '••al and Cha rles IV1the<· Thr h<t\P Miller. hetvc : Hiu H ~~~ L·rs . ( 'l r•rk . In till' Eureka· ·areLJ and Mrs . Ca rl Si1npk111s. Co nse r vation 1' \u iJ , (; l' lll' McGuire; (";a\li;t Hur.srnH'n, Ja ckie Woodward and l'ollv Hudso;1; The 1:!\~ J<'(,ur , Lt·~~~ McGuir e: H1 o Wrangler s. Pe ~un• and Terri Short :md Mr :·-and Mrs. C: .J. Da~· 1 s: K -~J K o rp ~. Mt~r y F rtml'cs deL<:l mcrens; Temperatures Ri sing, Lewis and and .J:!n<'l Hrowntng. ; Morga n H;udt•I'S, Mi!drl•d r;eorge and \1kkt .l !lh miilll 1111rl J..w.,. anda McBride reelected chairman of Ohio Valley RC&D group Plumbers : J . (; , Dall\l'lrn. 657211d, 11Hnnas 1\ l'lkr & Co, 2:i0 211<i. and Wli llfllll W11h :11n . ~0 3rd . Produer deall·rs C;nll & Son. 24U 3rd and II ~ I ll ,n·dlng , 3rd . Center Poinl Hd ., Rathburn Ph o t o (; allc•rii' S Hru ~ . c;:trn;.t~rs, 47 St<1te , Gilm ore's, 42 Cuun und Morn I're~s. 139 2nd . J . M. liawyard , 2101' 2nd An M;11 he\\ S il' Wl' irr , Vi ntun , Rest aurant !'! : C. II Dnvp;, l nnnC'I hlt• Plat ing Wtl rk :;, Jr .. Vinton. C. f'. ilHl , ol PnrtS II III Uth !( (!,, M ar im~ Co urt , and Mr s. 1-:d llonm'll . lliiSpllld. 4:14N, l'heshi re 011 12 Cou11 St. & <ia s Cu. 2nd Ave .. Ti111 F:"press : Ada m~ 1-:x:pn::o..\ l.c ii'IS, Hoo fin~ Stat e, G. II. Co., 403 2nd and Uolled Sl al<'.> \lrCon'lllck Tile W{,r ks, :103 Express, ~2 2!1 d :IIHpiL' Sha dl' . ami William's Dry Cleaning: J . I. A'"''· i O!" Ji co rrosion , ter mite s, fico , scratches and denfs . 40 .y.e;u warranty . Available in 8~ 1 and double 4" horizon ta l an d 10" vertical. 30 - so you can 1Continu ed frur n ptlgt· ('.() J TIME ! .j ' ' BY FRED DEF;L line is gelling close . \heir advisors, and the area Gallla 4-H Agent · If you would like to join a m which they are will serve GALLIPOLIS - Sprin~ has clu b you can contact the as a helpful guide for those or made its debut agai n this Exte ns>o n Office (446 -461 2 you interested in joining 4-H. year. With the coming of ext. :t2) and we will try to get In the Centenary and Rt. Spring 4-H Clubs begi n to you into a club ; or you may 141 and Rt. 588 area we have reorganize and .new 4-H clubs .llliif"n!Ze a new cl ub by find· these clubs and their adare being fbrmed. fl Vt:_ or six interested visors : Almo st Anyth ing You may ask, "What is 4- btJys al)d gi rls plus an adult Goe.s , ·· Lois , Sterrett ; CanH? /' "Who may join and ( 18 or oyer) who is interested dlelights, Stephanie Stover what do they do''" · in becoming a leader. For and Pam Stringer ; The 4-H is a family affair ,... fun , assistance you nu1v call the Countrymen, David Graham excitement, l earning, County Extension Office and and Vic Niday; Country leading , and doing whatever talk with Fred Deel, County Bumpkins, Diane Knox and interests you. We offer over Extension Agent, 4·H, or Linda Oliver; Rodn ey 180 projects here in Ohio. Jacki e Grah am, 4-H Rangers, Eugene and Evelyn · Any boy or girl age !J (or in Prog ra m Assistant . · Elliott; (New Club) Charles third grade[, tp 19 years of We nnw h;JVe over 50 4·H and Joy ce McK ean; The age as of January I of the clubs organized in our county Clever Clovers, Maxie Oliver. current ye~r may exper-ien ce whom we salute for ·the exIn the NotllJ.up area we the "Learning by Doing " cellent 4-H program we have . have: Northuj)Lassies. Janet through lhe 4-H program . Virginia and Leam, live , serve - join a Pettus Here in Galli a Count y, in HI Clu b today ' Ca ll or stop Cremeens; Triangle, Mr . and order to be able to ex hibit al by th e F:xtension Office and Mrs. Paul D. Niday, Mr. and the County Jr. Fair. yc; u must st•e what4-H has to offer you. Mrs. Glenn Graham, Mr. and be enrolled in a club by April The fo ll n win ~ Jist nf el ubs. Mrs. Marion Caldwefl and l .(lt'Ust i:lnd A. 1.. Ho;1drn111 1U r, 23 Locu;1. SQUAA£ John s MarHitll e ma intenan ce free soli d vinyl stding in wood grain fin is h . Resis tant to rust, ONlV We th in k you'll lind A rllfft•rem·e w1th All slnl t' ~ 95 Johns-Manville di ;-:.crltllll~ (;r,r~~:[ Ll i'I\' N ('ar. Tv. rJ ('ar Low advant'ed {'hnm h<uHiltn g. Coa :-.1 . VINYL SIDING nlilll) clriV('r~ Mileal-('e. You nt.: Mrtr d ed . And mort' And /\11:--t <ttl· l!flN.; luht y'~ nv,st 4 ..... " i .up , r;Jit; swttLlu nlo( their insuranre lt1 Allst:ttl' '.' \Ve'\1 ~1\"t.' you !o!H of n:al'l(J!1.S Allstntr ufft •r:-- lol~ uf spt'i 1al Compad ...... ... : .. IT 'S . 0- Find out why people all over are switching to Allstate auto insurance. and • SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 8:00 P.M. SHINGLES rates ..... ;. MEMORIAL FIELD HOUSE i \Vhy are ~o ...... • •• •• Wit.b arriviJl ,of spr:ing, 4-H clubs reorganize, ·new ones formed planning ahead for other recreation and park programs to offer to Gallia County cJUzens In the coming months . U you have an interest in participating ln a program that you would like w see offered , regardless of your . age , conlllct the Park District at 44&-4612 Ext. 45, or stop m or write to : 0 . 0 . Mcintyre Park District, Probate Court Office , Gallla County. Courthouse, Locust Street, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. ' Tailor Shop, 2nd Ave. Drug Stores : Bar ger Drugs, 34o 2nd Ave., C. D. Kerr . 6:1Court, F: . 1.. Neal , 500 llni. Halhbum , :134 2nd , and r: . A. Hoedell , 3.\8 2nd.- T. S. f!ORSF. SALE POMEROY - The Oh1o Va lt ey Horse. Show Assoc iali n will •1age a horse and tack sale at the Rock Springs Fair~round s near Pomeroy be~inrling at ; p.m. Sat urday, Apri l 8. 'The sale is open for horses and pcnies of ali breeds and for miscellaneous It ems residents wish to take. There will be a gate fee of $3 a horse or pony and fi ve percent commission if the annnal sells. SEEKS DIVORCE LOS ANGE LES iUPl! Sportscaster Phyllis George Friday filed for divorce from her . husband of less than a year, film produ cer Robert Evans. The co uple was married April 14, 1977. in . Beverly Hills, Calif. ALL-WEATHER '" HIGH GLOSS ALKYD HOUSE PAINT A n1QO Qua lily .v ~ va tlil'if' '!' nome 1n all t yoe~ ol wealhrr ,f' [l.j,•' ,, t,•·· · ' ' U5e A I w e~tller 01 wood 'IIO·n •"r' .rr, ' l'.t .. I L go0<1 colo• •eten110n AJJI<ih t ,.,~·t· 't>l':, 'l • •·r·' • • O€ voe CLIS tom Cwots • ~·' •• • MONTE CARLO · GLOSS ACRYLIC LATEX HOUSE PAINT Our l1nest i!cr~ lit laleJ gloss nou'lc ~wr1 P,+;nl· n, .,,, r I din a no colo lour seasons e,il.ll yr,r• J'l" O" ,.,. J•JI! "~1 ' J• t • masomy II olle15 e..; cellenJ taro• reJe•:tron Av.;ulaOie 1n wnHe readym )eo ana Jevoe Cu5IOP1 t,OI1f<; .... ..-.,..........~ • 1978 SENIORS VINYl ACRYLIC LATEX HOUSE PAINT You un do it in a yea ( at [f1J') v•'l I tJOOO t)il Soufhern Hills School of !l[Jr'lF' ,1 i].Jillih I .1: '-• !11'1 hiju t• r· J ... Jl . t-''1 '('lt!' f 1!'1 !' •'' ''t'th 1011 !·t'.1L'. 1·f' .' 1 '• •I' " 'I· tHy Jrtyli Business. DIPLOMA COURSES AT THE COLLEGE LEVEL Accounting Manag•menf & Bu siness a REDWOOD STAIN , ALKYD EXTERIOR Appro,ed by the Oh io State Beard ol School & College Reg lstraflon. RN OSl!ljl SCOOOL OF BUSINESS Write, Clll446-22J9, or vlsll for cotalog of courses . 4t4?nd Ave. .Gallipolis Thomas C. Breech. . A lwf· qu.-1litv t')lt'!r(tt C'lll h t <,f ldrn 'i .1! ~~V''' wood UdiiO furn1lll!t' '•'l'f'"' • 1 l;rh.; .~no ,J-"l ~ •I'+' W<l lfll qiOW Of !tliJ• /I•. IV, O~l 1 ., lh-rp 1 l.fH' Q('~o~Dt' f-la,r·l f'rCXIIJf' A pr-i vate business college fo r th e d isc r imina li ng studenL SOIIIHERN HIUS " "· Secretaria I General Office Director ''' Reg. $11.45 Reg. $5.99 . ' Carolina lumber &Supply Company 312 6th Street 615-1160 Store Hours - Monday · Ffiday 8 a.m. To 5 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m. 12 noon Headquarters for Devoe: Quality paints since 1754. Point Pleasant . �' I}.J-The Sw1day Times-sentmel Sunday Apnl2 1978 C-3- The SWlday Times..$entmel Sunday Apnl2 1978 No-till methods gaining popularity in steep areas Agriculty.re and • our community S< l(ons Se nlcc CAI I !POllS - h last Hck s r lun n I hscussed th portan c of sc lc ctmg lh 1roper spr< cs t s t Countv Ext ~gent Agrit<•ult!H1<" 1 ur forage prog ra 1 GALUPOUS Now that " ~ nn n~ to get son c S lect on should be based o J warm weather here m Southen Oh o we can expect to se n tnage ment ca p tbtl cs some activ ty from our old fr end the alfa lfa "e€ 1! Ql I' >uon dcstred l : f lds 11 d so I a d F elds should be checked as soon as growth statts site ond l~< s You should start mspect ng )our alfalfa f Ids sta t ng Oncelhc seedmg 1 xt 1e s about nght now at least once a •eek Appl) uw first sp a d c de I th e se ir I 1 f when t\\ o or more lanae per ste n can be seen ~ th ut c <i111g pra ct ccs a I touchmg the plant and 51).75 percent of tht len es sh • alfa f t c h ques s necessar weevrl feedmg damage Do not •• t unttl 51).75 pctw of tl e 0 e 1 p ta 11 tech mqu e s leaves are eaten off Use 15 20 gallons f • a • pc1 1 c C;tll h usc I u ttll n ethods our off ce for bulletm No 545 to obta n 1 rent alfalfa • r I Hccen 11 t till as ga t cd m spray recommendauons pop Ia I espcc tal 1 Ie ~ crper ar< as f 01 Repeated studtes ha e sho" n th It " ere lodgmg 1s 1 t If 1 t ll s •r dec Sl 1 expected m your whea f elds an earl) spnng lop dressmg of h< (u per at c E'tc s '" wbeatcan be htghll prof table Refer to pa~e 69 of 1our 19 8 9 Scr cc h ts bullet n No F Agronomy Gutde for amount of fert hzer nutr cnts to lJ< f \ gru u rtps I "I cl applied to wheat ex1 t ns tl e le mp 11 a cp f II 1 n csnd r ~ A group of sheep and sw me produ ers n Ga ll a and h pn ure f elds netghbormg counties n the Ja ckson Extcnswn \rca ha e gam together to conduct a Market 1. mb Ma kl P g & e Tl hrst sale will be held on Wednesda Ap I 19 el I County Jr FarrgroWlds " OHKI !{ Slltrr Sale cornmttlee me nbers expect 65 Ia nbs and 35 p g ( 1\ l !N'l\ l l Ul'l - I Prtor to Ute sale at 6 45 p n there " til be a progr 1 n I " select anunals for 4 Hand FFA proJects and the sale 1 11 st at 7 p m or shortl) thereafter The arumals are bemg selected on the baSts of he lth a d conftrmati on and 11 should provtde a good n ark ct pi • f anyone mterested n a 4-H FFA Mar ket Pt g or Mark< t 1"' h project Another pnvate sale that s com ng up shortil 1 11 b p g sale bemg 'lnduc ted b) Gar) and La l F allo 1 \pr 1 tn H a at 2p m at the Gall a Co unt) Jr Fatrgrounds \ l n.a 111 t(nant:c the fallon brothers for n on nformat on conce 1 ng s I a ' ed tl c es I rk F d It s also tune to fert tze grass P<J S ure 111tl n ng \1 ht n patrolmc1 matenals or com pie e ferttl zers I gl n trog c a led 1 1 n as g abbe l hasten and mcrease both spr ng and seas n J t r a 1 g ~ t k and atw ckcd produclton Sec the pasture gUide page 52 1 f the ne • II H Agronomy Gutde for typtca l esults from n trogc f 1 lz n tJ ',, f " gill ;; of bluegrass Keep m mmd ho11 e1er that pia ng m1 a is 01 >I CS<I d pasture too soon (before 4-5 mel es of growth as ' ur e I c reduce seasonal productiOn up to 50 pe rc'l' t o rt I r ugl over grazmg I>Jn t forget that most spnng gra ss etan < s I IF AilS INNOCENT occur on lush early pastures Be sure 1our an 1 I; h SPHJ!\Gl' IF: I D 0111 access to magnestwn oxtde Ll D nald 13 oc ks 21 Spt gf d pea led n ucen l Earl) Aprilts a goo d tun e to appl) herb r de for annual h Ia 1 ch 11 ges of fcl 11 us grasses such as crabgrass goosegrass or foxta lm 1 ur Ia n St!Uit a d p SSC!'iS I I f The chem ca l must be applied before the s""ds g r ca p fl ed iflcr I e held the sprmg usuaUv the f rst half of Aprtl t pr ' and ch tldre \ control There are at least four good herbtc des I tage at a ap<rt net gtve adequate control Call our off tee at H6-11 12 ' ton pi e< f 1 s x h urs Mall vour copy of bulletin I 187 Control of Turf grass Pests ~~ sttr~l~ Grain Spnng HeadqUHrter~ Fteld Seeds Lawn Seed Tobacco Seed & Supplies Garden Seeds Lawn & Garden Ferhhze r French Eleclnc Supphes Equtpment Poultry H e a llh Ant mal Products Garden Sprays & Dust Punna Chows & Punty Feeds J. 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NORTH PRODUCE Vme Street Ohto 45631 Galhpall~ re~;u/ts per busl ci t pad fa b ~r n cle a " n 11 nc p I market 1g ts Oh o flu lr 1 ktl~ I Fnd 1 u1 ttl t1 c 1 lfkt d " M nd \ ~ o rthc st Ul wl 1 $2 81 \ rorn $2 23 ~ 2 1' IS< I bcan$641 ,"'- rth"cs Uh ' whe 1 $2 88 '\ 2 helle I b $1 41 L 1 n $0 25 \ !\ t s II)( liS $lj 5H Centr I 0 1 '\ "hem $2 90 '\ o shelled 1n $2 28 '\ a ts S\ r.• \ I ")bean; So 5 We st l cntr"l 01 \ 1 ~he 1 $2 90 \ I< II I c rn $? 14 '\ 2 t $ G No l SOl JCans $1 al s u h~c;t 01 \ ry 11hea $111 N 2 !tilt\ c rn $2 12 :\o 2 ts $ ,o \ o I ' ) bean> $6 5 rnnd N \lla rph h ~ her ~ c rn h gher '\ at unchangt'll \ 1 ~ b an sl 1 h gil SUPPUES NEEDS •TOOLS •RAKES LAWN NEEDS •LAWN SEED •FERTILIZER •HOES •GARDEN SEED •FERTILIZER •S~ED POTATOES •ONION SETS •WEED Ct:>NTROL Stop by and check our new expanded lawn and garden hne CEIITRAL SOYA of 01!11, Inc., Galip11is, 01!11 BY JOHN C RICE Meigs C1mnty Ext Agent Agriculture POMEROY - The ann ual Metgs Co unty Datry Banquet wtll be he ld on Thursday evemng Aprtl 6 at 7 30 p m The event w II take place at St Pauls Lutheran Church n Pomeroy Agam the potluck supper wtll start at 7 30 p m The 1978 Me tgs County Datn ' Prmcess wtll \'-<i\.~ be selected that evemng and we wtll have a guest speaker All da rymen and thetr famtlles and anyone else mterested s mvtted to attend There wtll be a small charge probably $1 or less per famtly to cover the use of the church Mark the date on your calendar now and I hope to see you on Thursday evemng o, generr~l han conve nll nal 1 llage n ethods 2 So I I est - We e back the old phrase test don t guess Fet t llty levels and 1H condtltons are as necessa ry on not 11 as any other tvpe of seed tng 3 Use he Sot! Test- Once u I ave the test esu lts f ollo11 the reco n 11 endatwn~ ~ Graze or Mo" Close ly Vcn seldon IS cl pp ng or graz ng shorter than 2 hctghl deSirable Th ts s the " cepl!on Shorter vege at on j!,l\es less com pet t10n for e" seed mgs 5 Appl\ 2 4 D - Th s see 1 s to bet tall y forgott en E e 1 )eor se era! fanners r) o !urge! the chem ca contr I m d go ahea I ~• h se ed 1g Tits has to be done R ad leaf cget au on has to lx controlled o tl w the scedhngs a rh 1 ce I ge t rgc r t ugh t be cot pet t c 6 ApJI) Paraguat 1he Subsidies sort of a rental payment By BERNARD BR ENNER UP I Farm Editor WASHINGTON (UPI I Farmers who acce pt the admmtstratton s new offer of cash subSid es fo r not gro1nng feed gram and cotton th s year will get pavme n s under a complex for mula based prunar1ly on the stze of md11 tdua l fa rms Agrtculture Department o!ltctals explam The subs dies - whtch n cff eel represent a sort of rent.al pa)1nent to the farme r who leaves part of ht s acreage tdle wtll be geared to the amou nt of crop productton a parttctpatmg farmer agrees to avo d Sm <II fanns wtth fewer acres ehgtble for dlmg will get small payme nts Bigger -Market lamb pig sale to be held at fairgrounds ( AII PO IS n e f rs gr< • mg need for promot on annual S thern Oht i.a 1 b f ltgh quaht) lambs and p gs 1 be cx h b!led at the and l g Sa e " II be I eld so uthern Oh o c unt) Apt I 9 19 8 at p a llc I ( 1 < ( unl J u nur Fa 1 f 11 rs 4 H and F FA n embers ( r unds 11 e sale s be ng sp nw red b1 Southern Ohto ft o 1 Ga lha 1 wre 1ce Lam I and Ptg lm pro1 en cnt lackS< Ptk e Scwto Me gs f 11 utt er v.h n h \f' seer 1 \ thens Vmton and Hoc kn g c Ul t e w 11 be able to bt d o 1 t< p qual!\ ammals that hal c been preselected n the fan 1 pnor to the sa e Approximately 70 lambs tnd 35 ptgs representin g 1a r us breeds wtll be con s gned b the lead 1 g prr duccrs n so uthern Ohio ll y Joh1 C Jl r en JUb Ia t and S<l d lh s I ambs w I wctgh 35 70 S 111 Cons St r11rt s 1• nderf I Job I 1 1 ckled puund s nd p gs 40 90 [)() Unds Auct on eer ng ser ( \1 I !POI IS Se1 al death ~ th II p! p c n K g pt ns I 1" thousa nd fcc have vtces II 1! be pr vtded b) I ee plan "ld fc pi t s h s beer mst lied en the Elmer I hns 1o mnv Joe Ste • •rt 'l' I g II ere a e I" I pes uf ~e wberr) farO! nearby rh !S at d C eorge \l ood"atd Jr rdcr tg Sl stc ns ava !able 11 as plasttc ptpe Part of the all fr m Gall a Coun 1 An mals 1 ust be at C. lll a I r ugh It 1\es crt Sot! dramage Sl stem IS 11 hat IS ( Ulli l F urgr unds b<t cc 1 ( nsc 1 11 n Jj l"itr l 1 f r k 1 \\ O sa pat ern S)st el " l lhfc p a 1 s On< s ~l mt II s pottcrn s1ste n had th ree 8 an and 12 noon on sa le p Cket l li S S g f 30 pa ta llci !CS no"lng Ut IIC Apnl 19 Sa le ru ct ••11 be deter seedlin gs f c c li f t I el i'he balance of the m cd I pt ckt ng I rom 5 In ( ese ( !>I ut bl ck Ira age 11 as a ran do !IIIli s sc llu g those ran \\ Inut gra d g ud \ s em >~.htct 1 \ OIHd u I) \ ur• a sp u ' •h te p nc u 1n 1g 1 tile thro u~h II CI do Jy wd se ll 1 g th e reu all de rand 1 !1 S lie tdS< t hpne l hspackc a cas c !lalugs wtll be 1 ade ups I "lis f r ! each Ordc s are d 1 b\ C II 1 l unt) E' be 1g aken u t1 s pa< kc W1 e ( onrad whose f un I Apr I II s u1 !he Upland Hoad b< tens un Offtc e l1f 1 ilion t be Is ed el ude >Ole der Inc the urclcru g Sl stet ~ ecn Ashton and Up! a 1d n I" rde 1 g JUSt the cqucstc d planni ng tunsag r lot nu ber a I peues f rres CSITf l f ISSISt Cince and became a •ctght If e nfur atlon s piantmg These trees 1 uhl pcratnr of he Westen t1t J 1<i tu be rdercd n SotI (onsenatwn Dtstrtct needed please ult!pllS f 25 CX<cill fur f( ge r P<• ell tnd J ohl CIa) Am nal Suc"ce E• ('h ne se l cslt u "h d 1 a ( oper hel ped h m •• h tens! n Speual!st at II e br css lha 25 SpctltS f plann ng aSSIStance and IT Jack son \ ~ r c ultural ree> " a I blr 1 !hiS laUe! I' lo<a l!un or a P<nd lie IS Hcscall h Cc1 ter phone 286 '"1en ar SCYtch p no Interested 111 de<elopt g hts :J803 r all I m Balmer \ rg 11a p te ~hu e ptnt red land as a grassland !ann und ( ha rn an of the I n p ne I ur pca I rei Nu ex pects to rr pro1c the pr vc 1 e t C nm ttee 643 "a ' pru e tu lp p Jl r pa st re on the farm and 296 o e ed ak ta ble 11"- prov de 1at e1 for ht s M 1c nf orm !I ton co n p nc p t I r ne and sa"1onth I vest ck b) 1 cans or a pond cern ng the sa le "'11 appeilr ak f ' 0264 each short lear tu be butli Ia cr r thcr neYt s n cd i:l 1 c gra1 dog"ood blal k I K u'1 I ur penn black alder f r 02~ each ( 1 ese t hest nut f r 12 cent s c JCh n I bla k "ah ul f r 0 2 each ( per II< rs 1 h have GALliPOLIS, OHIO "I ead1 ordtre I ••Id l fc plant th rough I s S)ste ar 1\ lfd [ 111 p Orl n Dur>t H ge I •el l Paul A Sa) re J hn C lrpr r J sc ph Mann J I lcet I o"cr H bert llt 1 ta J hn F iJ 11 TUESDAY, APRIL 4 - 8:00 P.M. R< ec c lf u<i s B vie Hu k l c ~ 1a lr h Am s TUESDAY, APRIL 25 - 8:00 P.M. Dav!ll St "de 111 Ia nes Hu I 1 I he IJ ~ sv Fours 4 H C ubs als plant ng 500 "h le ptn e We need' your cattle 1 - Top pnces for all It s at an ut<i< r lalx rat r) I ellted at Mi f I •cr Sch I breeds Feeders, yearhngs, brood cows bulls, D ugla s il n I e" IS the epresental ve f tlat clu b '" al~?;g~M~~; g\~i~~ pr'~~ Two types of ordering LAWN & GARDEN GARDEN 1 111 evil 1 hesc Steps and s 111 c pnnetple as above Tins f l u ccd forti er details r wtll bum the grass spec es nore mformatwn see me or that the 2 4 D w0n t ktll Thts the cout ty Extcns on Age t IS espec ally n f clds \\here 1 Ft ~ld Selection Ideally )ou dun t •ant to kdl ex tstmg pt ck wei -d a 1ed f eids " tth grass but ha\e to stu t 1ts sIt 1 so Is Well dramed so tis growth unlll the seedhng IS \\ am1 fasler m the spnng sil o g than do •et so Is rhts gtvcs the seed a qu ck germma l! on farm fror~t a d st onge r chance for sun tv a! No 1111 s less >ktllsfa ctur) n wet ftc ds n Bv Sit" lliblngcr (hstflct ( onsrn alto 11st By Brvson R <Bud J ( arter Galha Count v Extenston \ gPnt County agent's corner systems are available checks 11 II flow to the btgger farms wh tch reltre more acres The new acreage dtverston program whtch supplements an extst ng set astde acreage control program for wheat and feed gratns was announced by Vtce Prestdent Monda le a nd Agncultur e Secre tary Bob Bergland Wednesday as part of a broader pa ckage of moves a med at rat s ng farm mcome It wtll go mto effect next Monday Bergla nd savs Here accordi ng to Agr cu i lure Depa• tment spec tal sts ts the way the pr og~am would work on a hypotbel!cal 200acre !art\} which last ) ear produced 100 ae~ es of corn and 100 acres of soybeans The prodt cr Uns ) c 1r cou ld start bv plantmg 100 acres of corn He co uld plant less f he wtshed but he can t exceed last year s ft gure f he •ants to take pan n the two stage land re ttrement program In order to qual fy for p11ce supporL• the gro"cr " ould have to se t astde or die cropland equal to 10 perce nt of hts plantmgs In thts case 10 acr es whtch last year we re 11'ed for soybeans would be tdlcd rhe grower would get no dtrect rental payment fo r not plantmg Utts land and Ins only re" ard wou ld be el g b ht) for pr ce supports In a seeo nd ste p the produ ce r would then pro mse to tdle land equ 1! to a second 10 percent of hts pi mtcd corn acreage fo do th iS he 100uld •die another 10 acres out of the la nd wht ch gre" soybe tns la st ) ea r md he would become eltgtble for the ne~ acreage d verswn payment Now U e f mner who grew 200 taes of crops m 1977 s left wtth 100 Jeres of corn BO acres of ><j..vbeans md 20 acres II mg die He coul d 1f I e chose make the educuon m corn mste td f so) beans but e thcr ts per tss ble F nall) !he land divcrston subs d) ••ll be calculat ed It amounts to 20 cents for each bus! el of normal corn producUon on the farm multtpl ed not b) the acreage tdl cd - but bv the number of acres planted Her e s ho" U e call ulatwn goes n lile hypothetical 200acre corn farm •sswutng ts normal corn )~eld " 100 busltels per acre The farme r 1s plant ng 100 acres \\htch at 100 bushels an acre wtll produce 10 000 bu shels At the announced pay ment rate of 20 cents per bushel the far mer wtll be ent tied to a $2 000 land divers on payment Thts s eq ual to $200 for each of the 10 acres the f mer dies under the add tl t ona l dtvers o n program It s equal to $100 for each of h s overall total of 20 tdied acres U the farm was half as btg a total of 100 acres payments pe acre would rema n the same but tl e farmers total payment would be smaller Such a fann which had 50 acres of corn and 50 of soybeans m 1977 would tdle f ve acres of set as de land plus five acres for rental pa) ments totahng $1 000 Cotton farmers entenng the new program are not reqwred to make an m hal set as1de acreage cuts nee no set astde ha s been proclauned for the Clop A fanner who wants to take part 111 the d11 et s on p og1am would die land equal to 10 percent of hts 1978 cottm acrea ge If he plants 100 acres of cotton he must divert 10 cro pland acres Pa) ment wtll be ft gured tn the same • B) as under the program for co rn and other feed grams The payment rate for cotton has been se t a tw o ce nts per pound of normal productiOn On a hypothettcal farm wtth 100 planted acres of cotton and a normal yteld of 500 pounds per acre the pa) ment \\Ould be two ce nts tunes the 50 000 pounds of normal produ ction or a total of $1 000 Tltal •ould equ al $100 for each of the 10 tdl< Ohio politics It ts lime to fert hze 11lth rutrogen mater als or com pl ete fertthzers htgh m n trogen on grass pastures m order to hasten and mcreasc both sprmg and seaS()nal product on See the Pasture Gutde (page 52) of the new 1978-79 AGRONOMY GUIDE for typtcal results from n trogen fertthzatwn of blue ' grass Early sprmg grazmg close contmuous grazmg and late fall graz mg are common place part cu la rl y m loca httes where permanent past ures predommate It s clear fro m the experuncntal data g11 en that such grazmg pract ces lead to se nou s curtailment of prodUction of forage and the even tual ehm nat on of all except th e most perststent spectes from the stand In general grazmg should be delayed m the sprtng tf forages are closely grazed later an ample perwd for recovery and replen shment of resen es should be per rr tted But tf graz mg IS delaved too long parttcularlv m the sprmg the h gh pa lata b !tty an d nutrtl!> e va lue of n ost yo ung forage ts dt ss paled raptdl) Un fortunately no exact rules of grazmg manageme nt ap pi ca ble to all forages under all cond tons can be made but tt can be stated as a broad general zat on that the tdeal plan f grazmg management mvolves maXLm um use of pas1 ores at l!TIITlat tre stages of growth wh le m the same t n e sa fegu ards aga st hurtmg he forage Itse lf are appl ed I' '1111111111111111111111111111111 aarl· ll facts· ;~ • I' ' acres tn(IIVldual feed gram and cotton farmers wtth htgher or lo"'er norma l per acre ) 1elds would get btgger or smaller per-acre diver sion payn ents A cotton fa rm " th a normal l1eid of on ly 250 pounds "' acre for example would be patd <nil $50 an tcre for died I md nstead of tl e $100 gou g t to the 500 pound an acre farmer Agnculture DeparOncnt offi ci als SB) the la nd diversiOn pa) mcnts wtU be subject to a congressiOnall y Im posed cetllng on most direct federal substdies to farmers 1hat ce tllng whtch also covers an) prtce support lk g paym ents wh ch may be II\ I t t made on 1978 crops amounts I\ s <X elle n! 1 tb ull to $40 000 per farm Off uals also reported th tl lsOI ILc nrobl en cow s tlte payment rate ust>d tn calculattng land dtverston benehts for gram sorghum and barley producers will be Spnn g Ave 12 cents a bushel Pomeroy Ohto LO FULTON-JHOMPSON TRACTOR SALES ll lll llllllllll lt' lllllllllllllllllhlll UNDERCOVER STORY -c>N THE GREAT CUB CADET cow and cahf patrs Cattle may be brought to the yards th e d.1ys of the sales from 7 A M to 6 P M For more tnlormalton ca ll Tommy Joe Stewart (614) 446 7222- Stop by soon and get a ~nee on the Cub Cadet of your cho1ce (614)446 9760 MEIGS EQUIPMENT' CO. 3RO ST 992 2176 U leste exerctscd that oplton and h s refusal to vote evtdenlly reveals his posttions on the ssues Rural senators from both parttes JOtned w1Ut liberal Democrats to push through a btU gtvmg Rural Electrtc Assoctattons exc lusive serv ce terntor es Btg mvestor-owned elcctnc cornpantes oppo!ed the btU they couldn t extend power hnes to ISOlated mdustnal customers The opponents offered an amendment to brmg the rucal associations under the JUrtsdictton of the Pubhc Ultllttes Commtsston just as the btg eleclrtc compames are They reasoned that exclusive terr tory (monopoly ) should mer t regulatton parl!cularl) m Vtell of the past wtnler s electllcal shortage The vote was 15-15 Celeste would not >ofe anrl hP POMEROY, 0 amendment fa tied Although he would hav been stdmg with the mvestor-<>wned uttl t es the heutenant governor wtlh a yes vote could have helped gam greater regulatiOn of electn cal general on and servtce m rural Olull mstead he hned up wtth the rura l assoctat ons Shortly thereafter the ut lilJes ~arne m wtth an amendment allowmg the PU C to reahgn the exclustve electncal serv ce areas tf pehlluned by the elcetnc compames or the consumers . The rural s argued that the comn sston could do thts tf servtce pr01es madcquate Once aga n Celeste agreed wtth them m refusmg to break Ut e Ire Celes e s non actiOn mtght later be construed to be aga nst rural electr c consumers wh wtth the amendment woull have been able to petttton for a different ohll ty f they wer dissat sfled w th rates F nally on the pay ra se b 11 there wa s an amenpmenl t delay tmplementalton of th e.Jud ges 25 to 45 percent salarv htke bv two months Supporter s sad t \\ould save S()me money wht ch could bt gtven to state workers and that tl was onl y fatr that the JUdges watt unttl July 2 for the r rase JUS! as the state emp loyees must do But opponents satd the Judges have already watted 4 , yea11 while state workers got a pay ratse 1n 19 6 The vote was 16-16 and Celeste aga n refused to break the t e and dela) the JUdges pa) ra se House vote is Tuesday SUNDAY APRIL 2 1978 VOL 12 NO 9 PAGE 1 0 A House Ways and Mea s makeup free days g11 ng the commtttee schools a mtmmum 167-day !'he Senate added state subcomrfl ttee w ll meet attendance year to sat sfy employees to tl e JUdg es btll Thursday to open d SCUSSIOIIS state requtrements last wee)< requ1 mg an addt on a e" system of taxatton If schools are unable to !tonal $55 m II on n state and school fundmg for Oh o On the Senate s de ll • make up the rest of the days fund s they lost b) June 16 they w ll Senator s al so reduced the Wa) s and Means Comrruttec be requtred to hold sesswns s ze of Ut e salary htke for wtll I old a heatmg Tuesday on Saturdays JUSlt ces of he Oh o Supreme on House passed legtslatwn reached a cr !tea l sta te There are some opponents Court and state courts of authonzmg taxpayer s to The former German colony destgnatc $1 of thetr 1abtl I) to th e pan who ctte legal appeal ts admmtstered by South to,.ard pub! c fundm g of prob lems w th pa ymg The House s expected to Afnca m vtolatton of UN tea chers for makeup days set d the enttre matter to a gubernatonal electiOns rcsolut ons calhng for full The Rtghway s an I They a IS() clatm the proposed conference cnmmtttee mdependenc e The Unt ted Transportation Comrmttce po l cy s unfair lo schools ~House Sta e Goverrm ent States Br tam France West wtll meet Wedne sda) Germany and Canada are ad m1n1 s r (ttor s and which ha ve alread) made up s co mm ttee ~•ll cont nue employees n orm ng n a House-passed the three da)s m Januan and he rm gs Tu esda) afternoon pushmg for onema n one vote It calls for three days m WhiCh started sc hool early{ legiS! at on broade n ng b ll deIa\ ng b1 one lear the elechons under UN ausptces OhiO s bmgo law tmplementatton of staggered add twn to the fiv e already on last fall to ass ure Namtbta s Tuesday e emng the motor veh cle regtstrat o he books to be forgtven leade rs arc to dec de House mdependence House Educat n Comm ttee on g nally planned for ne <t On Rh odeSia he sa td because Gov James A whether to concur m Sena te wtll hear from Wtlh am Rhodes deelared Ohto n a \ear amendments tn a sta e em Great Brrtam and the The Set ate r econvenes tt state of er tergenc) for thr ee ployees tn I Jud ges pay PI 11 s asststant state publl Untied States have put nstruc t on superin tendent 10 p 1 Monday and th days last January ra se btll or whether to send tl forwa rd a pl at! for a solutiOn on nun mum state House at 11 a m Tuesday In add !ton th e b II to a JO nt conferen ce based on three fundam er tal educatwnal standa rds prov id es for f \ rP prm etples Free and fatr electwns - An trreverstble trarunt10n to genutne maton ty rule and mdependence - Respec t for th e mdtv dua l nghts of all ctltzens of an ndependent Ztmbabwe the nall onalt st name for Rhodes•a Thts plan provtde s the best bas s for agre ement lt IS grabbmg seven-day tr ~ to admtnt s trat on so ur ces Walt er Monda le satd he "as WASHINGTON I UP!) wtdely supported wtlhm the ser ously concerned abnut mstsled the economy s not mtcrnauonal commumty and Inflation the coal stnke and Latm Anten ca and Afr ca the ncreased tr •de delle t It wa s un derst ood headed for recess n by preSidents of the fr ontl ne bad weaUter comb ned to and sa d he woul d rene" rhe cport on C. NP capped na tt ons ( b o rd e rt ng slash th e natton s economt c Commerce Secretary Juamta eff orts to wm pa ssa ge of an growth for the f rst three Kreps m bally planned to a bad week of econ01mc 1cws RhodeSia) Carter satd cncr~) prognm a package The Conrner ce Its pr nctple mu st be months of 1978 to the no reveal Ute developments for les gned t cut A11 er can honored Let there be no growtl Je,els of the 1974 75 U e f rs1 tune toda y m an ol>par tment earl er Fnda) dependence on fore tgn 011 qucslton of our comrnttment recession adm n1strahon Impromptu breakfast spee ch reported a S4 5 b lhon rade Other poor economic news the to a DemocratiC women s del 0 11 m Fe bruar) to these prmctples or our souret:s report wor st month lv del c t 11 sw-faced Fnd"l The dtsclosure Fnd•y dub m Ral etgh N C determlnatJon lo pursue lt Th e Agriculture thr ee week s before th e hist< r) and a month!) f gure The GNP ftgure after JU St settlement 11h1ch brmgs Department satd pm es a cease ftr e and an Comm er ce Dep a rt ment stnppmg awal mflat on that exceeded the combmed farmer s got for cattle con mternallonally re cogn zed planned to make pub! c sho\\ed little or no economic trade del ctts of 19 0 19 t wheat egetables and fru ts figures on the nat on s Gross ~ro wth Januar y through 1973 and 1974 legal government Na tional Produ ct showed Mar ch A trade del Cit occurs wh en rose 4 percent n March tl far below rceesswn a) be JUSt as real admmtSlratton forecasts for the Umted SUites buvs rnore siXth consec utt vP nonthl v n crea~e t sells a threat to the 1978 economy mcreases n the sum of the forc tgn go us th The departm ent alread ) REDLAND S Ca lif as mflatton - the economtc nauon s goods and servt ces mrrseas hash ked ts forecast f 19 K (UP I) - An earthquake enemy most w dely discussed Increased pur chase of No growth s far below the 4 re1111 food mflauon from " registering 4 I on the open by the adrmmstratton percent growth m tile GNP for 1gn ml ca used b) col<i peak of 6 percent rate to a ended Richter sca le shook There were ndt cattons the genera ll) accepted as a w<:i!ther a d nf latton <aused h gh of 8 percent above 19 a mountainous section of admm!S\ratton sought t< play stgna l of a health) economy by 21 stra ght mon ths of trade San Bernardino County Ibis down th e poor econom c news De spt le the glo omy deft ctts 11 ere blamed for the morning by r elea smg the mformatwn developments tn Januar y del c 1 The prestdcnt The Caltech seismology Frrday mght wh tie Pres dent February and Mar ch through V ce Pre stden t lab said th e quake slru ek a! Carter "as on a headhne 2 52 a m PST about three miles south of Bi g Bear Lake Pollee In Red lands said they had some phone cli lls but no damag e .. as LOS ANGELES UP! - bemg analyzed by the pollee Tuesday reported The re was no ltme hm t n Pol ce ha1 e un ltl l'ucsda) to cmne lab but refu sed to A Ca lt eeh spokes man diseuss the case tn detatl bnn g ng charges ag am ~t dectde f they sh ould seek a said a 4 1 tremblor would Ri[ll\1t l\ll I a LPl i J one s 37 was bo oked Shamshak h ow~ver sm e I murder complamt agamst be 11 dish rattler A ar-< I h ) am t'<i " 11 Peter Mark J ones for one or Thursda y mght on susptcton "as bemg held as a prtS()ner a r 0 tr 'd to h Jack I n 1~ b o \ I nes Boe ing li more of the 13 so~alled of murder 111 two of the fr nm Mass tehusetts strangulatwns Hts former custod) of the F der at Htllstde Strangler murders at H chm nd Atrpo rt roommate George FranciS Bureau of l'n ~ 1 or set hnn free Saturda) but an ale t Lt Dan Cooke spokesman Shamshak 27 a convt ct from Cooke sa d J nc; md stewa rde;s herded all the wa s Shamshak b s tdes be ng past ger~ out a rear f r the 92-m ember I!Jtlstde Massach us etts Strang er t.ask force sa d quest toned by pol ce and pnme suspc(ts n the t" o ertrante an d th e crew pohce would probably go to transfered Fnday afterooon H llstde slaymgs we e also esc ped fn the cockp 1 to the f<>deral pnso at Sat be tng mvest gatc>d for other tr c distr ct a ttorney Monda) ea ng t r l oung guruna 1 He said some matenal had Otego murders son e outs de the alone 111 the plan e Under Cali forn ia law list of th e 13 stra ngler been se zed as evrdence from In FAA spokesman satd J one s apartment and Jones must be formally VI C!lrns the youth td enuftcd as automobil e but we don t charged wtth a crune w thm Pohce Chtef Daryl Gates Rt chard C Bland of 48 hours of hiS arrest not an noun ced Thursda) that Rtchmond boarded Flight li6 BOSTON (UP!) - Movte beheve 11 to be stgmfl cant at countmg the weekend - or be Shamshak and Jones " ere star John Wayne remamed m th s tune and demanded to be taken to released The deadline s suspects n the November He satd the matenal wa s Mas sachusetts Ge neral the 'lewark N J atrport sial mgs of Jill Barcomb !8 Hospital Saturda) for furth er But an atrline and Kathleen Robmson 17 spokeswoma n sa d tl e medtcal tests but hiS famtly the ftfth and stxth \let ms stewardess saw the youth had savs they kn tw rn thmg about atmbuted to the stra ngl<r reports that he ll have to a gun and< rdered pa ssengers ThiS IS a maJor break m out the rear entrance Tl e undergo open heart st rgery the case Gates satd We FAA satd Bland did not tr) It WNAC TV Channel 7 1 arc hopeful Utat through tt we stop the passengers Boston satd Friday doctors COLUMBUS (UP !) - The voted agamst 11 after argwng hav e determmed Wa yne Public Uttllttes Comm1ss10n strongly for 2<.; hours agamst w ll successfull) conclude the Tlte fAA satd the lour-man must undergo open heart of Ohto approved Fnday 111 fmdlngs made by th e PUL'O nvest rgalton nto those two crew escaped by clunbmg out surgery to replace an aorta creased electrtc power rates staff after stx weeks of murders and posstbly more the cockp t wmdows J one s a mamtenan ce valve Pollee satd the youth totalmg $28 6 million for the hearmgs m the rate case Wayne 70 who won an 431 500 customers of the The PUCO also accepted worker at a Bever!) Htlls Jun pcd a seeunty fen ce Oscar for his performance as Columbus and SouUtern Ohio Ute utthll s proposal fo r a medtca I clime was booked on shortly about 10 30 a m EST Rooster Cogburn m the movte Electnc Co small use load management susp cton of murder af!er and ran onto th e tarma c to weeks of survetllance True Grit was admttted get to the plane The mcreased rates wtll rate pro\ tding a lower rate Shamshak who was Wednesday to Phllltps House average between 9 percent for those customers who use Federal agents locked II e an exclustve and ver y pnvatc and t1 percent!or the utlbty s less than 700 kilowatts durmg servmg a four-to ftve-year youth m th e plane and term for armed robbery m a surrounded wing of the hospital t Bland s the summer customers in 25 counties A spokesman satd at the The last rate mcreased mtmmum secunty prison m mother was reported on the One vear ago the uttlity tune W yne was undergoing ftled for the rate mcrease granted Ut e utthty wa s m Shtrlcy Mass escaped Oct wa) lj! the arrport man effort 24 and fled to Los Angeles tests for a respiratory totalm~ $45 5 mtllton Under August 1976 ld talk her son mto gtvmg up atlment The fltght ongmated n state law the rates as In a separate deciSIOn the where he moved m WJth Wayne s son Patnck told requested by the utlbty would PUCO unanunously ordered Jones Cmclnnatll and wa s bound for He was arrested tn Norfolk Va UP! Frtday that doctors 11ere hav~ gone mto effect today Columbus Gas of Ohio tnc to Cambrtdge Mass Feb 9 conduc'l mg more tests and subject to refund The rurhne spokeswollllln purchase emergenc) gas su and two days later be~;an a s 11d th e pl ane had 62 would decide b) toda) The commissiOn s order plies to offset curtatlment of whether his father was well wlll allow the utility to realize mdustrlal and commerctal senes of mtervtews wtlh state pa>sen ,.,• ' on board when 11 pollee I t Detective Wtllra m land d n >11 I nd but site enough to be released a 9 89 percent rate of return customers thts swnmer Right now he has come to on a totalmvestment of $836 4 The PUCO order wtll allow Berg1n Inside Walpole State did not kno" I " ttan) were on board when the youthful Boston for tests He ts m the mtlllon Columbia to recover fr om rts Prtson Durmg the interviews process of bemg test.ed The gunman got on PUCO Chatrman C Luther customers only the amounts Shams hak allegedly The plane had slopped m doctors are evaluating the Heckman and Commissioner allowed under current rates tests right oow and we are Wtlllam C Newcomb voted m The remamder could prompt Implicated both himself and Loulsvtlle Ky and Jones In three of the Htllstde Charl otte N C walling to have the results before fa vor of the mcrease the utiltly to file a S) stem he said landmg tn Rtchmond CommlSStoner Dl\vld Sweet wtde rate Increase request killings U. S. firmly committed By WESLEY G PIPPERT LAGOS Ntgena (UP!) President Carter declared hts ftrm CIJllllllttment Saturday to black majonty 1ule m Afrtca predu tm g th e towermg wall of ractsm w 11 be dtsmantled ptece by ptece and turn poverty and despa r to promtse and opportum ty In a maJor po hcy address Carter 11 arned South Afnca and Rhodesia that efforts to delay the ute vttabl e tra nsformat on to black ma)or tl) rule can on ly lead to growmg bloodshed I have seen the to\\crm g wall of racism taken down ptecc by ptece unti l the whites and bla cks of my country coul d reach across t to each other the former Geor~ta governor satd of Ius nat ve SouUt I believe tha t day IS co mmg lor Alnca he declared ~hen blacks and whites Wlll be able to say th~ words of slam ctv I nghts leader Martm Luther Kmg Jr free at last fre-e at'last great God almtghty we are free at last Ca rter used the fif't state VISit by a U S president to b)ack Afrtca to take hts toughest stand on apartheid He satd US re lations wtth So uth AfriCa depend on endt ng dt scnm tn attons agatnst the natton s maJOritY , blacks we stand r rm on that message And he also spoke out agautsl Cuban and Sovtcl m\ olvement on the contmcnt deelarmg we must not let great power m aln es destroy our hopes for an Afnca at peace Cartet met by ma sses of cheermg Ntgenans at eury turn on his f rst full day here delivered hts 30 nunute address n the new shmy $120 m IliOn Nat onal Theater a Lagos showplace On hand 11as It Gen Olusegun ObasanJo Ntger a • nul tarv leader wtth whom he Wlll hold th ree days of ta lks M tJor ty bl acks are strug gllng to ga n control of the govenm ents n South Afnca Rhodes a a nd Nam bta Carter sat d the parttes must dec de whether to foll ow a pa th of agreement or pur sue a ngtd posture that "tl l produce pol ttca l 'ompllcauons generallng conntcl grO\\Iflg bloodshed and deJa) tl e fu lfillment of th etr hopes In the n 'ne of JUSl!ce he sa td the Untied States beheves there should be a pro g re ss ive tran sfor 11at1on of South Afrt ca s whtte dom nate l SOC iety We have made tl clear to South Afnc 1 that the nature of our rela tton shtp wt ll dcprnd on "hether the" IS progress for full pol t cal p trltctpal ton for all her peop le m ever) respect m the social and ceonormc hfe of the nat on and an end to discrunmat on based on race or ethnic ortgtn Worr ed about reports that up to 17 000 Cuban troops are massmg to help EUuopta hght secess on st rebel s n the n r thern prO\ tn ce of En tr ea ( a rter satd mthtarl mtrrve nt ton of outs de IXlwers too often makes local confli cts even more con pllcated and dan gerous United Presslntcr tallonal Spokesmen for II 000 st nktn g UMW mtnc con structlon workers gen~rally beheve the rank and hie w ll ral!fl ts ne~< contract n Tuesday ballot ng but the reported satisfaction wtth the pact dtd not kee p Ihem off the ptcket hnes Fnday The men ~h o build n me shafts ttpples and other coal! eld tnstallauons tumcd away about 10 000 mu ers 111 D!tno!S and closed a few mtnes They barred about-9 000 mmers fro n the job 111 West Vtrg ma Thursda) but lilted those hnes Fnday and a West Vtrgmta !.cal officer predtcted passage of the new agreement 11 lth S()ft coal operators It looks very good to me sa td Dexter Da viS of the proposed contract All the co ~t ru ct~nn ~ wur kcr s I vc talk ed to say we re " ell sausft ed with t 1 he ne• agree me t rep rtedl) ts better than the one raltft ed last week by the un n s 160 000 mtn crs but construction 11orkers were ang1l that the rnmers ended the r st rtke and returned to the pt ts before the sm tiler Lui st ruct n cu1 1ngcnt I ad a tor tra (1 \1 th th e !01 g.,t contmuous eoal stnke n the nat on s hist<fl f nail wtndu g down ndu>1r es md pub! c uttllttes eased the s partan con servatton programs tntltated to save dwmdhng fuel supplies ltgl l tng was bac k to nom al on West Vtrgtma ntcrstate htghway s f nday mght and the lights were back on at the statehouse Plummer on council SPECIAL SPRING FEEDER CALF AND BROOD COW SALES *ALL CONSIGNORS AND BUYERS WELCOME* r Truckm!( A VllllHble By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UPI)- State senators locked horns last week over electrtc power dtstrtbUl!Qn and pay ratses for JUdges and state employees and Lt Gov lltchard F Celeste the en dorsed Democratic candidate for governor passed up several chances to change Ute outcome As prestding offtcer of the Senate Celeste had the rare chan ce to cast tte breakmg votes on several amendments He refused Although the Ohto Revtsed Code reqwres the heutenant goveroor to break lie votes on any matter the state Consl!tu !ton can be mternr•ted to g1ve h man opt ton We arc concerned that masstv e foretgn troops are already plannmg for m ht.ary actton n Er trea wh ch w 11 result m greatly mcreased bloodshed a nong th ese un fort unate people he satd A large port on of h s speech was devoted to economic relaltons wtth Ntge r a Afnca s largest 1a t on IS the second largest exporter of c I to the Uruted States and C art~r hopes N g c r as prom se d transformation from m hLarv to democrat c rule wtll be a blueprmt for other Th rd World nat ons li e sa td he ~ou l d recommend to Congress a $125 mtll on contnbut on to tl e Afr can Dev elopment Fund and U S Army Corps of Engmeers a d m the Rl\ er Ntger development proj ect lle cnuse of Carters late arrtval Frtd ay mght ObasanJO provtded th e prestdent a ga udy offtctal wekomc Saturday A 21-jlun salute was f red 1n hts honor at Dodan Barracks ObasanJo s restdence and he Ia d a wreath at Rem embrance Ar ch the memonal to Ntger as war dead Nigerian soldiers m green and gray uruforms With red ptpm~ pla yed bugles as Carter stood st lently head bowed n ght hand over heart Larg e 1amdrop> began falhng from low hangmg elouds but provtdcd no rei ef from the bhsterm g troptca l heat tn hts ;-peech Carter satd US efforts to hel p settle the problem of Namtbta •htch borders So uth Afnca have Pact to be ratified Ohio Valley Livestock Co. Work IS progte" n ~ 1 1c lratnage pr gr n " t1 t ' t le tl tlher fw th usa td two hundred feet off ut 1 pl lslle dram ptpc we e stalled on the Albert I homp son far n n he White ( hl rch c m mu mly At the 1 111 plct on I th e • r k the o tiel • "' f wmg ab ul I aif full Mr Thor pson appe tre I Celeste refuses tie-breaker, changes beaten GALLIPOLIS - Maxine S Plummer has been appomted by Gov James A Rhodes and Albert Gtles Dtrector of the Ohio Bureau of Employment ServtGeS as one of 11 women who wtll serve on an Aiivtsory Counctl for Women s Services Division as provided under State law The counctl ls cha rged w th th~ promotion of programs to fmprove the employment CtJmpetencles of women and wenhance thetr employment opporlurutles Efforts will be made to recruit and promote qualllled women Into all jobs Emphasts wlll be gtven to the broadening of the types of jobs women hold Women will be encouraged to seek jQbs In industry government and oommerce Women are to be en couraged to take advantage of the many educau onal opportunities now available to mern whtch w 11 asstst them In planntng for career post! tons and caree r ad va ncc ment n the pu blic scrv tee as well as 111 prtvate mdustry Ot her members are Em lly L Leedy Cha trwoman Columbus Judtth V Brach man Columbu! Judge Jean Murre! Capers Cleveland Vt Colomb! Cleveland Elea nor J ammal Ashtabula Dr Esther Martmg New Rtch mond Audrey Matesl ch Newark Agnes S Merritt Col umbu s Bllhc Sewell Toledo and M Sue Thompson St Marys Mrs Plummer IS Executive Director of the GaUia Jackson Metgs Community Mental Health and Mental Reta rdation 648 Board The newly appomted members wtll serve on the Advisory Counctl until 1981 wl ere elevators were run mng agatn for the ftrst t me s tee the electnctl y cutback dosed them down In Buns Harbnr lnd Bethlehem Steel Corp an nounred a full sc hedul e Sunday for about ~ em plo) ees who had bee n reduced to a four-day work week b) the strtke At Gary lnd U S Steel sa d some of the 700 ~ orkcrs furloughed 111 th e walkout were bem g called back o\Cr the weekend By LEE LEONAKIJ UP! Statehouse Reporter COl UMBUS I UP!) - fhe Ohto House IS to vote Tuesday on leg sla twn grantmg pubhc school distrtcts an extr a etght m tkcup freE days for tune lost durtng la st wmter s hazardous weatiter Th e btll was put together by Democratic leaders of the House and Senate m concert wtlh the educat ion rommun ty mcludmg groups representing t eac her s Inflation, weather, coal strike slash nation's economic growth Decision due Tuesday Duke may have heart Ohio Power Co. surgery seeking hike CANTON Ohw (UP! l The Ohro Power Co noll! ed the Pubhc Uttlilles CommiSSion of Ohto fnday of Its mtent to file an apphcauon m late June for a general rate Increase b) 22 percent The rate htke tf approved would cos t Oh to Power customers $120 mtllion and would appl y to all restdenhal commercra l and Industrial customers ln the company s 53 county servtre ar-ea Ohto Power s rates today are among the lowest m the state and wtll contmue to be so even wtth approval of the rate mcrease said Charles A Heller executive v ce president and chief operaung offtcer for Ohto Power Heller sa td the mcrelllle IS necessary If the company Is to be abl e to continu e providing adequa te and reliable electric service for Its 600 000 customers Heller said the Increase is needed beCause of rising costs notin g that th e company has Invested $768 million for new generating facllltles and $147 million for pollution control at five eXISt ng plants since 1973 PUCO 'increases electric rates \ Hijack attempt foiled �' I}.J-The Sw1day Times-sentmel Sunday Apnl2 1978 C-3- The SWlday Times..$entmel Sunday Apnl2 1978 No-till methods gaining popularity in steep areas Agriculty.re and • our community S< l(ons Se nlcc CAI I !POllS - h last Hck s r lun n I hscussed th portan c of sc lc ctmg lh 1roper spr< cs t s t Countv Ext ~gent Agrit<•ult!H1<" 1 ur forage prog ra 1 GALUPOUS Now that " ~ nn n~ to get son c S lect on should be based o J warm weather here m Southen Oh o we can expect to se n tnage ment ca p tbtl cs some activ ty from our old fr end the alfa lfa "e€ 1! Ql I' >uon dcstred l : f lds 11 d so I a d F elds should be checked as soon as growth statts site ond l~< s You should start mspect ng )our alfalfa f Ids sta t ng Oncelhc seedmg 1 xt 1e s about nght now at least once a •eek Appl) uw first sp a d c de I th e se ir I 1 f when t\\ o or more lanae per ste n can be seen ~ th ut c <i111g pra ct ccs a I touchmg the plant and 51).75 percent of tht len es sh • alfa f t c h ques s necessar weevrl feedmg damage Do not •• t unttl 51).75 pctw of tl e 0 e 1 p ta 11 tech mqu e s leaves are eaten off Use 15 20 gallons f • a • pc1 1 c C;tll h usc I u ttll n ethods our off ce for bulletm No 545 to obta n 1 rent alfalfa • r I Hccen 11 t till as ga t cd m spray recommendauons pop Ia I espcc tal 1 Ie ~ crper ar< as f 01 Repeated studtes ha e sho" n th It " ere lodgmg 1s 1 t If 1 t ll s •r dec Sl 1 expected m your whea f elds an earl) spnng lop dressmg of h< (u per at c E'tc s '" wbeatcan be htghll prof table Refer to pa~e 69 of 1our 19 8 9 Scr cc h ts bullet n No F Agronomy Gutde for amount of fert hzer nutr cnts to lJ< f \ gru u rtps I "I cl applied to wheat ex1 t ns tl e le mp 11 a cp f II 1 n csnd r ~ A group of sheep and sw me produ ers n Ga ll a and h pn ure f elds netghbormg counties n the Ja ckson Extcnswn \rca ha e gam together to conduct a Market 1. mb Ma kl P g & e Tl hrst sale will be held on Wednesda Ap I 19 el I County Jr FarrgroWlds " OHKI !{ Slltrr Sale cornmttlee me nbers expect 65 Ia nbs and 35 p g ( 1\ l !N'l\ l l Ul'l - I Prtor to Ute sale at 6 45 p n there " til be a progr 1 n I " select anunals for 4 Hand FFA proJects and the sale 1 11 st at 7 p m or shortl) thereafter The arumals are bemg selected on the baSts of he lth a d conftrmati on and 11 should provtde a good n ark ct pi • f anyone mterested n a 4-H FFA Mar ket Pt g or Mark< t 1"' h project Another pnvate sale that s com ng up shortil 1 11 b p g sale bemg 'lnduc ted b) Gar) and La l F allo 1 \pr 1 tn H a at 2p m at the Gall a Co unt) Jr Fatrgrounds \ l n.a 111 t(nant:c the fallon brothers for n on nformat on conce 1 ng s I a ' ed tl c es I rk F d It s also tune to fert tze grass P<J S ure 111tl n ng \1 ht n patrolmc1 matenals or com pie e ferttl zers I gl n trog c a led 1 1 n as g abbe l hasten and mcrease both spr ng and seas n J t r a 1 g ~ t k and atw ckcd produclton Sec the pasture gUide page 52 1 f the ne • II H Agronomy Gutde for typtca l esults from n trogc f 1 lz n tJ ',, f " gill ;; of bluegrass Keep m mmd ho11 e1er that pia ng m1 a is 01 >I CS<I d pasture too soon (before 4-5 mel es of growth as ' ur e I c reduce seasonal productiOn up to 50 pe rc'l' t o rt I r ugl over grazmg I>Jn t forget that most spnng gra ss etan < s I IF AilS INNOCENT occur on lush early pastures Be sure 1our an 1 I; h SPHJ!\Gl' IF: I D 0111 access to magnestwn oxtde Ll D nald 13 oc ks 21 Spt gf d pea led n ucen l Earl) Aprilts a goo d tun e to appl) herb r de for annual h Ia 1 ch 11 ges of fcl 11 us grasses such as crabgrass goosegrass or foxta lm 1 ur Ia n St!Uit a d p SSC!'iS I I f The chem ca l must be applied before the s""ds g r ca p fl ed iflcr I e held the sprmg usuaUv the f rst half of Aprtl t pr ' and ch tldre \ control There are at least four good herbtc des I tage at a ap<rt net gtve adequate control Call our off tee at H6-11 12 ' ton pi e< f 1 s x h urs Mall vour copy of bulletin I 187 Control of Turf grass Pests ~~ sttr~l~ Grain Spnng HeadqUHrter~ Fteld Seeds Lawn Seed Tobacco Seed & Supplies Garden Seeds Lawn & Garden Ferhhze r French Eleclnc Supphes Equtpment Poultry H e a llh Ant mal Products Garden Sprays & Dust Punna Chows & Punty Feeds J. 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NORTH PRODUCE Vme Street Ohto 45631 Galhpall~ re~;u/ts per busl ci t pad fa b ~r n cle a " n 11 nc p I market 1g ts Oh o flu lr 1 ktl~ I Fnd 1 u1 ttl t1 c 1 lfkt d " M nd \ ~ o rthc st Ul wl 1 $2 81 \ rorn $2 23 ~ 2 1' IS< I bcan$641 ,"'- rth"cs Uh ' whe 1 $2 88 '\ 2 helle I b $1 41 L 1 n $0 25 \ !\ t s II)( liS $lj 5H Centr I 0 1 '\ "hem $2 90 '\ o shelled 1n $2 28 '\ a ts S\ r.• \ I ")bean; So 5 We st l cntr"l 01 \ 1 ~he 1 $2 90 \ I< II I c rn $? 14 '\ 2 t $ G No l SOl JCans $1 al s u h~c;t 01 \ ry 11hea $111 N 2 !tilt\ c rn $2 12 :\o 2 ts $ ,o \ o I ' ) bean> $6 5 rnnd N \lla rph h ~ her ~ c rn h gher '\ at unchangt'll \ 1 ~ b an sl 1 h gil SUPPUES NEEDS •TOOLS •RAKES LAWN NEEDS •LAWN SEED •FERTILIZER •HOES •GARDEN SEED •FERTILIZER •S~ED POTATOES •ONION SETS •WEED Ct:>NTROL Stop by and check our new expanded lawn and garden hne CEIITRAL SOYA of 01!11, Inc., Galip11is, 01!11 BY JOHN C RICE Meigs C1mnty Ext Agent Agriculture POMEROY - The ann ual Metgs Co unty Datry Banquet wtll be he ld on Thursday evemng Aprtl 6 at 7 30 p m The event w II take place at St Pauls Lutheran Church n Pomeroy Agam the potluck supper wtll start at 7 30 p m The 1978 Me tgs County Datn ' Prmcess wtll \'-<i\.~ be selected that evemng and we wtll have a guest speaker All da rymen and thetr famtlles and anyone else mterested s mvtted to attend There wtll be a small charge probably $1 or less per famtly to cover the use of the church Mark the date on your calendar now and I hope to see you on Thursday evemng o, generr~l han conve nll nal 1 llage n ethods 2 So I I est - We e back the old phrase test don t guess Fet t llty levels and 1H condtltons are as necessa ry on not 11 as any other tvpe of seed tng 3 Use he Sot! Test- Once u I ave the test esu lts f ollo11 the reco n 11 endatwn~ ~ Graze or Mo" Close ly Vcn seldon IS cl pp ng or graz ng shorter than 2 hctghl deSirable Th ts s the " cepl!on Shorter vege at on j!,l\es less com pet t10n for e" seed mgs 5 Appl\ 2 4 D - Th s see 1 s to bet tall y forgott en E e 1 )eor se era! fanners r) o !urge! the chem ca contr I m d go ahea I ~• h se ed 1g Tits has to be done R ad leaf cget au on has to lx controlled o tl w the scedhngs a rh 1 ce I ge t rgc r t ugh t be cot pet t c 6 ApJI) Paraguat 1he Subsidies sort of a rental payment By BERNARD BR ENNER UP I Farm Editor WASHINGTON (UPI I Farmers who acce pt the admmtstratton s new offer of cash subSid es fo r not gro1nng feed gram and cotton th s year will get pavme n s under a complex for mula based prunar1ly on the stze of md11 tdua l fa rms Agrtculture Department o!ltctals explam The subs dies - whtch n cff eel represent a sort of rent.al pa)1nent to the farme r who leaves part of ht s acreage tdle wtll be geared to the amou nt of crop productton a parttctpatmg farmer agrees to avo d Sm <II fanns wtth fewer acres ehgtble for dlmg will get small payme nts Bigger -Market lamb pig sale to be held at fairgrounds ( AII PO IS n e f rs gr< • mg need for promot on annual S thern Oht i.a 1 b f ltgh quaht) lambs and p gs 1 be cx h b!led at the and l g Sa e " II be I eld so uthern Oh o c unt) Apt I 9 19 8 at p a llc I ( 1 < ( unl J u nur Fa 1 f 11 rs 4 H and F FA n embers ( r unds 11 e sale s be ng sp nw red b1 Southern Ohto ft o 1 Ga lha 1 wre 1ce Lam I and Ptg lm pro1 en cnt lackS< Ptk e Scwto Me gs f 11 utt er v.h n h \f' seer 1 \ thens Vmton and Hoc kn g c Ul t e w 11 be able to bt d o 1 t< p qual!\ ammals that hal c been preselected n the fan 1 pnor to the sa e Approximately 70 lambs tnd 35 ptgs representin g 1a r us breeds wtll be con s gned b the lead 1 g prr duccrs n so uthern Ohio ll y Joh1 C Jl r en JUb Ia t and S<l d lh s I ambs w I wctgh 35 70 S 111 Cons St r11rt s 1• nderf I Job I 1 1 ckled puund s nd p gs 40 90 [)() Unds Auct on eer ng ser ( \1 I !POI IS Se1 al death ~ th II p! p c n K g pt ns I 1" thousa nd fcc have vtces II 1! be pr vtded b) I ee plan "ld fc pi t s h s beer mst lied en the Elmer I hns 1o mnv Joe Ste • •rt 'l' I g II ere a e I" I pes uf ~e wberr) farO! nearby rh !S at d C eorge \l ood"atd Jr rdcr tg Sl stc ns ava !able 11 as plasttc ptpe Part of the all fr m Gall a Coun 1 An mals 1 ust be at C. lll a I r ugh It 1\es crt Sot! dramage Sl stem IS 11 hat IS ( Ulli l F urgr unds b<t cc 1 ( nsc 1 11 n Jj l"itr l 1 f r k 1 \\ O sa pat ern S)st el " l lhfc p a 1 s On< s ~l mt II s pottcrn s1ste n had th ree 8 an and 12 noon on sa le p Cket l li S S g f 30 pa ta llci !CS no"lng Ut IIC Apnl 19 Sa le ru ct ••11 be deter seedlin gs f c c li f t I el i'he balance of the m cd I pt ckt ng I rom 5 In ( ese ( !>I ut bl ck Ira age 11 as a ran do !IIIli s sc llu g those ran \\ Inut gra d g ud \ s em >~.htct 1 \ OIHd u I) \ ur• a sp u ' •h te p nc u 1n 1g 1 tile thro u~h II CI do Jy wd se ll 1 g th e reu all de rand 1 !1 S lie tdS< t hpne l hspackc a cas c !lalugs wtll be 1 ade ups I "lis f r ! each Ordc s are d 1 b\ C II 1 l unt) E' be 1g aken u t1 s pa< kc W1 e ( onrad whose f un I Apr I II s u1 !he Upland Hoad b< tens un Offtc e l1f 1 ilion t be Is ed el ude >Ole der Inc the urclcru g Sl stet ~ ecn Ashton and Up! a 1d n I" rde 1 g JUSt the cqucstc d planni ng tunsag r lot nu ber a I peues f rres CSITf l f ISSISt Cince and became a •ctght If e nfur atlon s piantmg These trees 1 uhl pcratnr of he Westen t1t J 1<i tu be rdercd n SotI (onsenatwn Dtstrtct needed please ult!pllS f 25 CX<cill fur f( ge r P<• ell tnd J ohl CIa) Am nal Suc"ce E• ('h ne se l cslt u "h d 1 a ( oper hel ped h m •• h tens! n Speual!st at II e br css lha 25 SpctltS f plann ng aSSIStance and IT Jack son \ ~ r c ultural ree> " a I blr 1 !hiS laUe! I' lo<a l!un or a P<nd lie IS Hcscall h Cc1 ter phone 286 '"1en ar SCYtch p no Interested 111 de<elopt g hts :J803 r all I m Balmer \ rg 11a p te ~hu e ptnt red land as a grassland !ann und ( ha rn an of the I n p ne I ur pca I rei Nu ex pects to rr pro1c the pr vc 1 e t C nm ttee 643 "a ' pru e tu lp p Jl r pa st re on the farm and 296 o e ed ak ta ble 11"- prov de 1at e1 for ht s M 1c nf orm !I ton co n p nc p t I r ne and sa"1onth I vest ck b) 1 cans or a pond cern ng the sa le "'11 appeilr ak f ' 0264 each short lear tu be butli Ia cr r thcr neYt s n cd i:l 1 c gra1 dog"ood blal k I K u'1 I ur penn black alder f r 02~ each ( 1 ese t hest nut f r 12 cent s c JCh n I bla k "ah ul f r 0 2 each ( per II< rs 1 h have GALliPOLIS, OHIO "I ead1 ordtre I ••Id l fc plant th rough I s S)ste ar 1\ lfd [ 111 p Orl n Dur>t H ge I •el l Paul A Sa) re J hn C lrpr r J sc ph Mann J I lcet I o"cr H bert llt 1 ta J hn F iJ 11 TUESDAY, APRIL 4 - 8:00 P.M. R< ec c lf u<i s B vie Hu k l c ~ 1a lr h Am s TUESDAY, APRIL 25 - 8:00 P.M. Dav!ll St "de 111 Ia nes Hu I 1 I he IJ ~ sv Fours 4 H C ubs als plant ng 500 "h le ptn e We need' your cattle 1 - Top pnces for all It s at an ut<i< r lalx rat r) I ellted at Mi f I •cr Sch I breeds Feeders, yearhngs, brood cows bulls, D ugla s il n I e" IS the epresental ve f tlat clu b '" al~?;g~M~~; g\~i~~ pr'~~ Two types of ordering LAWN & GARDEN GARDEN 1 111 evil 1 hesc Steps and s 111 c pnnetple as above Tins f l u ccd forti er details r wtll bum the grass spec es nore mformatwn see me or that the 2 4 D w0n t ktll Thts the cout ty Extcns on Age t IS espec ally n f clds \\here 1 Ft ~ld Selection Ideally )ou dun t •ant to kdl ex tstmg pt ck wei -d a 1ed f eids " tth grass but ha\e to stu t 1ts sIt 1 so Is Well dramed so tis growth unlll the seedhng IS \\ am1 fasler m the spnng sil o g than do •et so Is rhts gtvcs the seed a qu ck germma l! on farm fror~t a d st onge r chance for sun tv a! No 1111 s less >ktllsfa ctur) n wet ftc ds n Bv Sit" lliblngcr (hstflct ( onsrn alto 11st By Brvson R <Bud J ( arter Galha Count v Extenston \ gPnt County agent's corner systems are available checks 11 II flow to the btgger farms wh tch reltre more acres The new acreage dtverston program whtch supplements an extst ng set astde acreage control program for wheat and feed gratns was announced by Vtce Prestdent Monda le a nd Agncultur e Secre tary Bob Bergland Wednesday as part of a broader pa ckage of moves a med at rat s ng farm mcome It wtll go mto effect next Monday Bergla nd savs Here accordi ng to Agr cu i lure Depa• tment spec tal sts ts the way the pr og~am would work on a hypotbel!cal 200acre !art\} which last ) ear produced 100 ae~ es of corn and 100 acres of soybeans The prodt cr Uns ) c 1r cou ld start bv plantmg 100 acres of corn He co uld plant less f he wtshed but he can t exceed last year s ft gure f he •ants to take pan n the two stage land re ttrement program In order to qual fy for p11ce supporL• the gro"cr " ould have to se t astde or die cropland equal to 10 perce nt of hts plantmgs In thts case 10 acr es whtch last year we re 11'ed for soybeans would be tdlcd rhe grower would get no dtrect rental payment fo r not plantmg Utts land and Ins only re" ard wou ld be el g b ht) for pr ce supports In a seeo nd ste p the produ ce r would then pro mse to tdle land equ 1! to a second 10 percent of hts pi mtcd corn acreage fo do th iS he 100uld •die another 10 acres out of the la nd wht ch gre" soybe tns la st ) ea r md he would become eltgtble for the ne~ acreage d verswn payment Now U e f mner who grew 200 taes of crops m 1977 s left wtth 100 Jeres of corn BO acres of ><j..vbeans md 20 acres II mg die He coul d 1f I e chose make the educuon m corn mste td f so) beans but e thcr ts per tss ble F nall) !he land divcrston subs d) ••ll be calculat ed It amounts to 20 cents for each bus! el of normal corn producUon on the farm multtpl ed not b) the acreage tdl cd - but bv the number of acres planted Her e s ho" U e call ulatwn goes n lile hypothetical 200acre corn farm •sswutng ts normal corn )~eld " 100 busltels per acre The farme r 1s plant ng 100 acres \\htch at 100 bushels an acre wtll produce 10 000 bu shels At the announced pay ment rate of 20 cents per bushel the far mer wtll be ent tied to a $2 000 land divers on payment Thts s eq ual to $200 for each of the 10 acres the f mer dies under the add tl t ona l dtvers o n program It s equal to $100 for each of h s overall total of 20 tdied acres U the farm was half as btg a total of 100 acres payments pe acre would rema n the same but tl e farmers total payment would be smaller Such a fann which had 50 acres of corn and 50 of soybeans m 1977 would tdle f ve acres of set as de land plus five acres for rental pa) ments totahng $1 000 Cotton farmers entenng the new program are not reqwred to make an m hal set as1de acreage cuts nee no set astde ha s been proclauned for the Clop A fanner who wants to take part 111 the d11 et s on p og1am would die land equal to 10 percent of hts 1978 cottm acrea ge If he plants 100 acres of cotton he must divert 10 cro pland acres Pa) ment wtll be ft gured tn the same • B) as under the program for co rn and other feed grams The payment rate for cotton has been se t a tw o ce nts per pound of normal productiOn On a hypothettcal farm wtth 100 planted acres of cotton and a normal yteld of 500 pounds per acre the pa) ment \\Ould be two ce nts tunes the 50 000 pounds of normal produ ction or a total of $1 000 Tltal •ould equ al $100 for each of the 10 tdl< Ohio politics It ts lime to fert hze 11lth rutrogen mater als or com pl ete fertthzers htgh m n trogen on grass pastures m order to hasten and mcreasc both sprmg and seaS()nal product on See the Pasture Gutde (page 52) of the new 1978-79 AGRONOMY GUIDE for typtcal results from n trogen fertthzatwn of blue ' grass Early sprmg grazmg close contmuous grazmg and late fall graz mg are common place part cu la rl y m loca httes where permanent past ures predommate It s clear fro m the experuncntal data g11 en that such grazmg pract ces lead to se nou s curtailment of prodUction of forage and the even tual ehm nat on of all except th e most perststent spectes from the stand In general grazmg should be delayed m the sprtng tf forages are closely grazed later an ample perwd for recovery and replen shment of resen es should be per rr tted But tf graz mg IS delaved too long parttcularlv m the sprmg the h gh pa lata b !tty an d nutrtl!> e va lue of n ost yo ung forage ts dt ss paled raptdl) Un fortunately no exact rules of grazmg manageme nt ap pi ca ble to all forages under all cond tons can be made but tt can be stated as a broad general zat on that the tdeal plan f grazmg management mvolves maXLm um use of pas1 ores at l!TIITlat tre stages of growth wh le m the same t n e sa fegu ards aga st hurtmg he forage Itse lf are appl ed I' '1111111111111111111111111111111 aarl· ll facts· ;~ • I' ' acres tn(IIVldual feed gram and cotton farmers wtth htgher or lo"'er norma l per acre ) 1elds would get btgger or smaller per-acre diver sion payn ents A cotton fa rm " th a normal l1eid of on ly 250 pounds "' acre for example would be patd <nil $50 an tcre for died I md nstead of tl e $100 gou g t to the 500 pound an acre farmer Agnculture DeparOncnt offi ci als SB) the la nd diversiOn pa) mcnts wtU be subject to a congressiOnall y Im posed cetllng on most direct federal substdies to farmers 1hat ce tllng whtch also covers an) prtce support lk g paym ents wh ch may be II\ I t t made on 1978 crops amounts I\ s <X elle n! 1 tb ull to $40 000 per farm Off uals also reported th tl lsOI ILc nrobl en cow s tlte payment rate ust>d tn calculattng land dtverston benehts for gram sorghum and barley producers will be Spnn g Ave 12 cents a bushel Pomeroy Ohto LO FULTON-JHOMPSON TRACTOR SALES ll lll llllllllll lt' lllllllllllllllllhlll UNDERCOVER STORY -c>N THE GREAT CUB CADET cow and cahf patrs Cattle may be brought to the yards th e d.1ys of the sales from 7 A M to 6 P M For more tnlormalton ca ll Tommy Joe Stewart (614) 446 7222- Stop by soon and get a ~nee on the Cub Cadet of your cho1ce (614)446 9760 MEIGS EQUIPMENT' CO. 3RO ST 992 2176 U leste exerctscd that oplton and h s refusal to vote evtdenlly reveals his posttions on the ssues Rural senators from both parttes JOtned w1Ut liberal Democrats to push through a btU gtvmg Rural Electrtc Assoctattons exc lusive serv ce terntor es Btg mvestor-owned elcctnc cornpantes oppo!ed the btU they couldn t extend power hnes to ISOlated mdustnal customers The opponents offered an amendment to brmg the rucal associations under the JUrtsdictton of the Pubhc Ultllttes Commtsston just as the btg eleclrtc compames are They reasoned that exclusive terr tory (monopoly ) should mer t regulatton parl!cularl) m Vtell of the past wtnler s electllcal shortage The vote was 15-15 Celeste would not >ofe anrl hP POMEROY, 0 amendment fa tied Although he would hav been stdmg with the mvestor-<>wned uttl t es the heutenant governor wtlh a yes vote could have helped gam greater regulatiOn of electn cal general on and servtce m rural Olull mstead he hned up wtth the rura l assoctat ons Shortly thereafter the ut lilJes ~arne m wtth an amendment allowmg the PU C to reahgn the exclustve electncal serv ce areas tf pehlluned by the elcetnc compames or the consumers . The rural s argued that the comn sston could do thts tf servtce pr01es madcquate Once aga n Celeste agreed wtth them m refusmg to break Ut e Ire Celes e s non actiOn mtght later be construed to be aga nst rural electr c consumers wh wtth the amendment woull have been able to petttton for a different ohll ty f they wer dissat sfled w th rates F nally on the pay ra se b 11 there wa s an amenpmenl t delay tmplementalton of th e.Jud ges 25 to 45 percent salarv htke bv two months Supporter s sad t \\ould save S()me money wht ch could bt gtven to state workers and that tl was onl y fatr that the JUdges watt unttl July 2 for the r rase JUS! as the state emp loyees must do But opponents satd the Judges have already watted 4 , yea11 while state workers got a pay ratse 1n 19 6 The vote was 16-16 and Celeste aga n refused to break the t e and dela) the JUdges pa) ra se House vote is Tuesday SUNDAY APRIL 2 1978 VOL 12 NO 9 PAGE 1 0 A House Ways and Mea s makeup free days g11 ng the commtttee schools a mtmmum 167-day !'he Senate added state subcomrfl ttee w ll meet attendance year to sat sfy employees to tl e JUdg es btll Thursday to open d SCUSSIOIIS state requtrements last wee)< requ1 mg an addt on a e" system of taxatton If schools are unable to !tonal $55 m II on n state and school fundmg for Oh o On the Senate s de ll • make up the rest of the days fund s they lost b) June 16 they w ll Senator s al so reduced the Wa) s and Means Comrruttec be requtred to hold sesswns s ze of Ut e salary htke for wtll I old a heatmg Tuesday on Saturdays JUSlt ces of he Oh o Supreme on House passed legtslatwn reached a cr !tea l sta te There are some opponents Court and state courts of authonzmg taxpayer s to The former German colony destgnatc $1 of thetr 1abtl I) to th e pan who ctte legal appeal ts admmtstered by South to,.ard pub! c fundm g of prob lems w th pa ymg The House s expected to Afnca m vtolatton of UN tea chers for makeup days set d the enttre matter to a gubernatonal electiOns rcsolut ons calhng for full The Rtghway s an I They a IS() clatm the proposed conference cnmmtttee mdependenc e The Unt ted Transportation Comrmttce po l cy s unfair lo schools ~House Sta e Goverrm ent States Br tam France West wtll meet Wedne sda) Germany and Canada are ad m1n1 s r (ttor s and which ha ve alread) made up s co mm ttee ~•ll cont nue employees n orm ng n a House-passed the three da)s m Januan and he rm gs Tu esda) afternoon pushmg for onema n one vote It calls for three days m WhiCh started sc hool early{ legiS! at on broade n ng b ll deIa\ ng b1 one lear the elechons under UN ausptces OhiO s bmgo law tmplementatton of staggered add twn to the fiv e already on last fall to ass ure Namtbta s Tuesday e emng the motor veh cle regtstrat o he books to be forgtven leade rs arc to dec de House mdependence House Educat n Comm ttee on g nally planned for ne <t On Rh odeSia he sa td because Gov James A whether to concur m Sena te wtll hear from Wtlh am Rhodes deelared Ohto n a \ear amendments tn a sta e em Great Brrtam and the The Set ate r econvenes tt state of er tergenc) for thr ee ployees tn I Jud ges pay PI 11 s asststant state publl Untied States have put nstruc t on superin tendent 10 p 1 Monday and th days last January ra se btll or whether to send tl forwa rd a pl at! for a solutiOn on nun mum state House at 11 a m Tuesday In add !ton th e b II to a JO nt conferen ce based on three fundam er tal educatwnal standa rds prov id es for f \ rP prm etples Free and fatr electwns - An trreverstble trarunt10n to genutne maton ty rule and mdependence - Respec t for th e mdtv dua l nghts of all ctltzens of an ndependent Ztmbabwe the nall onalt st name for Rhodes•a Thts plan provtde s the best bas s for agre ement lt IS grabbmg seven-day tr ~ to admtnt s trat on so ur ces Walt er Monda le satd he "as WASHINGTON I UP!) wtdely supported wtlhm the ser ously concerned abnut mstsled the economy s not mtcrnauonal commumty and Inflation the coal stnke and Latm Anten ca and Afr ca the ncreased tr •de delle t It wa s un derst ood headed for recess n by preSidents of the fr ontl ne bad weaUter comb ned to and sa d he woul d rene" rhe cport on C. NP capped na tt ons ( b o rd e rt ng slash th e natton s economt c Commerce Secretary Juamta eff orts to wm pa ssa ge of an growth for the f rst three Kreps m bally planned to a bad week of econ01mc 1cws RhodeSia) Carter satd cncr~) prognm a package The Conrner ce Its pr nctple mu st be months of 1978 to the no reveal Ute developments for les gned t cut A11 er can honored Let there be no growtl Je,els of the 1974 75 U e f rs1 tune toda y m an ol>par tment earl er Fnda) dependence on fore tgn 011 qucslton of our comrnttment recession adm n1strahon Impromptu breakfast spee ch reported a S4 5 b lhon rade Other poor economic news the to a DemocratiC women s del 0 11 m Fe bruar) to these prmctples or our souret:s report wor st month lv del c t 11 sw-faced Fnd"l The dtsclosure Fnd•y dub m Ral etgh N C determlnatJon lo pursue lt Th e Agriculture thr ee week s before th e hist< r) and a month!) f gure The GNP ftgure after JU St settlement 11h1ch brmgs Department satd pm es a cease ftr e and an Comm er ce Dep a rt ment stnppmg awal mflat on that exceeded the combmed farmer s got for cattle con mternallonally re cogn zed planned to make pub! c sho\\ed little or no economic trade del ctts of 19 0 19 t wheat egetables and fru ts figures on the nat on s Gross ~ro wth Januar y through 1973 and 1974 legal government Na tional Produ ct showed Mar ch A trade del Cit occurs wh en rose 4 percent n March tl far below rceesswn a) be JUSt as real admmtSlratton forecasts for the Umted SUites buvs rnore siXth consec utt vP nonthl v n crea~e t sells a threat to the 1978 economy mcreases n the sum of the forc tgn go us th The departm ent alread ) REDLAND S Ca lif as mflatton - the economtc nauon s goods and servt ces mrrseas hash ked ts forecast f 19 K (UP I) - An earthquake enemy most w dely discussed Increased pur chase of No growth s far below the 4 re1111 food mflauon from " registering 4 I on the open by the adrmmstratton percent growth m tile GNP for 1gn ml ca used b) col<i peak of 6 percent rate to a ended Richter sca le shook There were ndt cattons the genera ll) accepted as a w<:i!ther a d nf latton <aused h gh of 8 percent above 19 a mountainous section of admm!S\ratton sought t< play stgna l of a health) economy by 21 stra ght mon ths of trade San Bernardino County Ibis down th e poor econom c news De spt le the glo omy deft ctts 11 ere blamed for the morning by r elea smg the mformatwn developments tn Januar y del c 1 The prestdcnt The Caltech seismology Frrday mght wh tie Pres dent February and Mar ch through V ce Pre stden t lab said th e quake slru ek a! Carter "as on a headhne 2 52 a m PST about three miles south of Bi g Bear Lake Pollee In Red lands said they had some phone cli lls but no damag e .. as LOS ANGELES UP! - bemg analyzed by the pollee Tuesday reported The re was no ltme hm t n Pol ce ha1 e un ltl l'ucsda) to cmne lab but refu sed to A Ca lt eeh spokes man diseuss the case tn detatl bnn g ng charges ag am ~t dectde f they sh ould seek a said a 4 1 tremblor would Ri[ll\1t l\ll I a LPl i J one s 37 was bo oked Shamshak h ow~ver sm e I murder complamt agamst be 11 dish rattler A ar-< I h ) am t'<i " 11 Peter Mark J ones for one or Thursda y mght on susptcton "as bemg held as a prtS()ner a r 0 tr 'd to h Jack I n 1~ b o \ I nes Boe ing li more of the 13 so~alled of murder 111 two of the fr nm Mass tehusetts strangulatwns Hts former custod) of the F der at Htllstde Strangler murders at H chm nd Atrpo rt roommate George FranciS Bureau of l'n ~ 1 or set hnn free Saturda) but an ale t Lt Dan Cooke spokesman Shamshak 27 a convt ct from Cooke sa d J nc; md stewa rde;s herded all the wa s Shamshak b s tdes be ng past ger~ out a rear f r the 92-m ember I!Jtlstde Massach us etts Strang er t.ask force sa d quest toned by pol ce and pnme suspc(ts n the t" o ertrante an d th e crew pohce would probably go to transfered Fnday afterooon H llstde slaymgs we e also esc ped fn the cockp 1 to the f<>deral pnso at Sat be tng mvest gatc>d for other tr c distr ct a ttorney Monda) ea ng t r l oung guruna 1 He said some matenal had Otego murders son e outs de the alone 111 the plan e Under Cali forn ia law list of th e 13 stra ngler been se zed as evrdence from In FAA spokesman satd J one s apartment and Jones must be formally VI C!lrns the youth td enuftcd as automobil e but we don t charged wtth a crune w thm Pohce Chtef Daryl Gates Rt chard C Bland of 48 hours of hiS arrest not an noun ced Thursda) that Rtchmond boarded Flight li6 BOSTON (UP!) - Movte beheve 11 to be stgmfl cant at countmg the weekend - or be Shamshak and Jones " ere star John Wayne remamed m th s tune and demanded to be taken to released The deadline s suspects n the November He satd the matenal wa s Mas sachusetts Ge neral the 'lewark N J atrport sial mgs of Jill Barcomb !8 Hospital Saturda) for furth er But an atrline and Kathleen Robmson 17 spokeswoma n sa d tl e medtcal tests but hiS famtly the ftfth and stxth \let ms stewardess saw the youth had savs they kn tw rn thmg about atmbuted to the stra ngl<r reports that he ll have to a gun and< rdered pa ssengers ThiS IS a maJor break m out the rear entrance Tl e undergo open heart st rgery the case Gates satd We FAA satd Bland did not tr) It WNAC TV Channel 7 1 arc hopeful Utat through tt we stop the passengers Boston satd Friday doctors COLUMBUS (UP !) - The voted agamst 11 after argwng hav e determmed Wa yne Public Uttllttes Comm1ss10n strongly for 2<.; hours agamst w ll successfull) conclude the Tlte fAA satd the lour-man must undergo open heart of Ohto approved Fnday 111 fmdlngs made by th e PUL'O nvest rgalton nto those two crew escaped by clunbmg out surgery to replace an aorta creased electrtc power rates staff after stx weeks of murders and posstbly more the cockp t wmdows J one s a mamtenan ce valve Pollee satd the youth totalmg $28 6 million for the hearmgs m the rate case Wayne 70 who won an 431 500 customers of the The PUCO also accepted worker at a Bever!) Htlls Jun pcd a seeunty fen ce Oscar for his performance as Columbus and SouUtern Ohio Ute utthll s proposal fo r a medtca I clime was booked on shortly about 10 30 a m EST Rooster Cogburn m the movte Electnc Co small use load management susp cton of murder af!er and ran onto th e tarma c to weeks of survetllance True Grit was admttted get to the plane The mcreased rates wtll rate pro\ tding a lower rate Shamshak who was Wednesday to Phllltps House average between 9 percent for those customers who use Federal agents locked II e an exclustve and ver y pnvatc and t1 percent!or the utlbty s less than 700 kilowatts durmg servmg a four-to ftve-year youth m th e plane and term for armed robbery m a surrounded wing of the hospital t Bland s the summer customers in 25 counties A spokesman satd at the The last rate mcreased mtmmum secunty prison m mother was reported on the One vear ago the uttlity tune W yne was undergoing ftled for the rate mcrease granted Ut e utthty wa s m Shtrlcy Mass escaped Oct wa) lj! the arrport man effort 24 and fled to Los Angeles tests for a respiratory totalm~ $45 5 mtllton Under August 1976 ld talk her son mto gtvmg up atlment The fltght ongmated n state law the rates as In a separate deciSIOn the where he moved m WJth Wayne s son Patnck told requested by the utlbty would PUCO unanunously ordered Jones Cmclnnatll and wa s bound for He was arrested tn Norfolk Va UP! Frtday that doctors 11ere hav~ gone mto effect today Columbus Gas of Ohio tnc to Cambrtdge Mass Feb 9 conduc'l mg more tests and subject to refund The rurhne spokeswollllln purchase emergenc) gas su and two days later be~;an a s 11d th e pl ane had 62 would decide b) toda) The commissiOn s order plies to offset curtatlment of whether his father was well wlll allow the utility to realize mdustrlal and commerctal senes of mtervtews wtlh state pa>sen ,.,• ' on board when 11 pollee I t Detective Wtllra m land d n >11 I nd but site enough to be released a 9 89 percent rate of return customers thts swnmer Right now he has come to on a totalmvestment of $836 4 The PUCO order wtll allow Berg1n Inside Walpole State did not kno" I " ttan) were on board when the youthful Boston for tests He ts m the mtlllon Columbia to recover fr om rts Prtson Durmg the interviews process of bemg test.ed The gunman got on PUCO Chatrman C Luther customers only the amounts Shams hak allegedly The plane had slopped m doctors are evaluating the Heckman and Commissioner allowed under current rates tests right oow and we are Wtlllam C Newcomb voted m The remamder could prompt Implicated both himself and Loulsvtlle Ky and Jones In three of the Htllstde Charl otte N C walling to have the results before fa vor of the mcrease the utiltly to file a S) stem he said landmg tn Rtchmond CommlSStoner Dl\vld Sweet wtde rate Increase request killings U. S. firmly committed By WESLEY G PIPPERT LAGOS Ntgena (UP!) President Carter declared hts ftrm CIJllllllttment Saturday to black majonty 1ule m Afrtca predu tm g th e towermg wall of ractsm w 11 be dtsmantled ptece by ptece and turn poverty and despa r to promtse and opportum ty In a maJor po hcy address Carter 11 arned South Afnca and Rhodesia that efforts to delay the ute vttabl e tra nsformat on to black ma)or tl) rule can on ly lead to growmg bloodshed I have seen the to\\crm g wall of racism taken down ptecc by ptece unti l the whites and bla cks of my country coul d reach across t to each other the former Geor~ta governor satd of Ius nat ve SouUt I believe tha t day IS co mmg lor Alnca he declared ~hen blacks and whites Wlll be able to say th~ words of slam ctv I nghts leader Martm Luther Kmg Jr free at last fre-e at'last great God almtghty we are free at last Ca rter used the fif't state VISit by a U S president to b)ack Afrtca to take hts toughest stand on apartheid He satd US re lations wtth So uth AfriCa depend on endt ng dt scnm tn attons agatnst the natton s maJOritY , blacks we stand r rm on that message And he also spoke out agautsl Cuban and Sovtcl m\ olvement on the contmcnt deelarmg we must not let great power m aln es destroy our hopes for an Afnca at peace Cartet met by ma sses of cheermg Ntgenans at eury turn on his f rst full day here delivered hts 30 nunute address n the new shmy $120 m IliOn Nat onal Theater a Lagos showplace On hand 11as It Gen Olusegun ObasanJo Ntger a • nul tarv leader wtth whom he Wlll hold th ree days of ta lks M tJor ty bl acks are strug gllng to ga n control of the govenm ents n South Afnca Rhodes a a nd Nam bta Carter sat d the parttes must dec de whether to foll ow a pa th of agreement or pur sue a ngtd posture that "tl l produce pol ttca l 'ompllcauons generallng conntcl grO\\Iflg bloodshed and deJa) tl e fu lfillment of th etr hopes In the n 'ne of JUSl!ce he sa td the Untied States beheves there should be a pro g re ss ive tran sfor 11at1on of South Afrt ca s whtte dom nate l SOC iety We have made tl clear to South Afnc 1 that the nature of our rela tton shtp wt ll dcprnd on "hether the" IS progress for full pol t cal p trltctpal ton for all her peop le m ever) respect m the social and ceonormc hfe of the nat on and an end to discrunmat on based on race or ethnic ortgtn Worr ed about reports that up to 17 000 Cuban troops are massmg to help EUuopta hght secess on st rebel s n the n r thern prO\ tn ce of En tr ea ( a rter satd mthtarl mtrrve nt ton of outs de IXlwers too often makes local confli cts even more con pllcated and dan gerous United Presslntcr tallonal Spokesmen for II 000 st nktn g UMW mtnc con structlon workers gen~rally beheve the rank and hie w ll ral!fl ts ne~< contract n Tuesday ballot ng but the reported satisfaction wtth the pact dtd not kee p Ihem off the ptcket hnes Fnday The men ~h o build n me shafts ttpples and other coal! eld tnstallauons tumcd away about 10 000 mu ers 111 D!tno!S and closed a few mtnes They barred about-9 000 mmers fro n the job 111 West Vtrg ma Thursda) but lilted those hnes Fnday and a West Vtrgmta !.cal officer predtcted passage of the new agreement 11 lth S()ft coal operators It looks very good to me sa td Dexter Da viS of the proposed contract All the co ~t ru ct~nn ~ wur kcr s I vc talk ed to say we re " ell sausft ed with t 1 he ne• agree me t rep rtedl) ts better than the one raltft ed last week by the un n s 160 000 mtn crs but construction 11orkers were ang1l that the rnmers ended the r st rtke and returned to the pt ts before the sm tiler Lui st ruct n cu1 1ngcnt I ad a tor tra (1 \1 th th e !01 g.,t contmuous eoal stnke n the nat on s hist<fl f nail wtndu g down ndu>1r es md pub! c uttllttes eased the s partan con servatton programs tntltated to save dwmdhng fuel supplies ltgl l tng was bac k to nom al on West Vtrgtma ntcrstate htghway s f nday mght and the lights were back on at the statehouse Plummer on council SPECIAL SPRING FEEDER CALF AND BROOD COW SALES *ALL CONSIGNORS AND BUYERS WELCOME* r Truckm!( A VllllHble By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UPI)- State senators locked horns last week over electrtc power dtstrtbUl!Qn and pay ratses for JUdges and state employees and Lt Gov lltchard F Celeste the en dorsed Democratic candidate for governor passed up several chances to change Ute outcome As prestding offtcer of the Senate Celeste had the rare chan ce to cast tte breakmg votes on several amendments He refused Although the Ohto Revtsed Code reqwres the heutenant goveroor to break lie votes on any matter the state Consl!tu !ton can be mternr•ted to g1ve h man opt ton We arc concerned that masstv e foretgn troops are already plannmg for m ht.ary actton n Er trea wh ch w 11 result m greatly mcreased bloodshed a nong th ese un fort unate people he satd A large port on of h s speech was devoted to economic relaltons wtth Ntge r a Afnca s largest 1a t on IS the second largest exporter of c I to the Uruted States and C art~r hopes N g c r as prom se d transformation from m hLarv to democrat c rule wtll be a blueprmt for other Th rd World nat ons li e sa td he ~ou l d recommend to Congress a $125 mtll on contnbut on to tl e Afr can Dev elopment Fund and U S Army Corps of Engmeers a d m the Rl\ er Ntger development proj ect lle cnuse of Carters late arrtval Frtd ay mght ObasanJO provtded th e prestdent a ga udy offtctal wekomc Saturday A 21-jlun salute was f red 1n hts honor at Dodan Barracks ObasanJo s restdence and he Ia d a wreath at Rem embrance Ar ch the memonal to Ntger as war dead Nigerian soldiers m green and gray uruforms With red ptpm~ pla yed bugles as Carter stood st lently head bowed n ght hand over heart Larg e 1amdrop> began falhng from low hangmg elouds but provtdcd no rei ef from the bhsterm g troptca l heat tn hts ;-peech Carter satd US efforts to hel p settle the problem of Namtbta •htch borders So uth Afnca have Pact to be ratified Ohio Valley Livestock Co. Work IS progte" n ~ 1 1c lratnage pr gr n " t1 t ' t le tl tlher fw th usa td two hundred feet off ut 1 pl lslle dram ptpc we e stalled on the Albert I homp son far n n he White ( hl rch c m mu mly At the 1 111 plct on I th e • r k the o tiel • "' f wmg ab ul I aif full Mr Thor pson appe tre I Celeste refuses tie-breaker, changes beaten GALLIPOLIS - Maxine S Plummer has been appomted by Gov James A Rhodes and Albert Gtles Dtrector of the Ohio Bureau of Employment ServtGeS as one of 11 women who wtll serve on an Aiivtsory Counctl for Women s Services Division as provided under State law The counctl ls cha rged w th th~ promotion of programs to fmprove the employment CtJmpetencles of women and wenhance thetr employment opporlurutles Efforts will be made to recruit and promote qualllled women Into all jobs Emphasts wlll be gtven to the broadening of the types of jobs women hold Women will be encouraged to seek jQbs In industry government and oommerce Women are to be en couraged to take advantage of the many educau onal opportunities now available to mern whtch w 11 asstst them In planntng for career post! tons and caree r ad va ncc ment n the pu blic scrv tee as well as 111 prtvate mdustry Ot her members are Em lly L Leedy Cha trwoman Columbus Judtth V Brach man Columbu! Judge Jean Murre! Capers Cleveland Vt Colomb! Cleveland Elea nor J ammal Ashtabula Dr Esther Martmg New Rtch mond Audrey Matesl ch Newark Agnes S Merritt Col umbu s Bllhc Sewell Toledo and M Sue Thompson St Marys Mrs Plummer IS Executive Director of the GaUia Jackson Metgs Community Mental Health and Mental Reta rdation 648 Board The newly appomted members wtll serve on the Advisory Counctl until 1981 wl ere elevators were run mng agatn for the ftrst t me s tee the electnctl y cutback dosed them down In Buns Harbnr lnd Bethlehem Steel Corp an nounred a full sc hedul e Sunday for about ~ em plo) ees who had bee n reduced to a four-day work week b) the strtke At Gary lnd U S Steel sa d some of the 700 ~ orkcrs furloughed 111 th e walkout were bem g called back o\Cr the weekend By LEE LEONAKIJ UP! Statehouse Reporter COl UMBUS I UP!) - fhe Ohto House IS to vote Tuesday on leg sla twn grantmg pubhc school distrtcts an extr a etght m tkcup freE days for tune lost durtng la st wmter s hazardous weatiter Th e btll was put together by Democratic leaders of the House and Senate m concert wtlh the educat ion rommun ty mcludmg groups representing t eac her s Inflation, weather, coal strike slash nation's economic growth Decision due Tuesday Duke may have heart Ohio Power Co. surgery seeking hike CANTON Ohw (UP! l The Ohro Power Co noll! ed the Pubhc Uttlilles CommiSSion of Ohto fnday of Its mtent to file an apphcauon m late June for a general rate Increase b) 22 percent The rate htke tf approved would cos t Oh to Power customers $120 mtllion and would appl y to all restdenhal commercra l and Industrial customers ln the company s 53 county servtre ar-ea Ohto Power s rates today are among the lowest m the state and wtll contmue to be so even wtth approval of the rate mcrease said Charles A Heller executive v ce president and chief operaung offtcer for Ohto Power Heller sa td the mcrelllle IS necessary If the company Is to be abl e to continu e providing adequa te and reliable electric service for Its 600 000 customers Heller said the Increase is needed beCause of rising costs notin g that th e company has Invested $768 million for new generating facllltles and $147 million for pollution control at five eXISt ng plants since 1973 PUCO 'increases electric rates \ Hijack attempt foiled �. ( • ·~ "·: p~·~"'·B;;("Results ·use Sunday Times-S~ntinel Classifieds ~·-p~;n;;·'tli~sults Use Sunday Times-Sentinel Ci8ssifieds ' SPECIAL EDITION FORD :LTD's we ve got n swee theart o f ~ a Lh.•dl on th L' nt~ \\ fa rmly-Si ze 78 Spet<al ~dil <o n F.ord LTD II lm IIICIUdCS Vrnyl Roof :· Electnc Al'Jr Wmdow De !roster • Dual Remote M1rrors • Dual Acce nt Pamt Str 1pes · Color Keyed Wh c~l ' t;nd Mor e ~I - Total Cadillac Valoo Makes It Number One .•..••••••.••• CADIUAC CPE. DEVILlE $6052 .00 NOW whee l , q,JOO m i tes . · 52TF NO. 1 SMITH N·ELSON MOTORS IN U.S. LUXURY CAR RESALE VALUE 1976 CADIUAC CPE..DEVILlE $7500 500 E. MAIN Full po we r , a ir . AM. FM, stereo. leather sea ting area. The Next Rest Thing To A 1978 Cadillm:-· That 's A Pre viou.~ ly-fhmed Clulillac For }ou $52 44 .00 NOW 4855 5 fUTURA IN U.S. LUXURY 00 SALES . ..... h<ii: ,·l. Leather sea l in g ar~ a . T& T whee l. stereo. fl!ll power, air . - ~· . .. vi nyl roof . 4'-~ 6 cyl tnd er . a utomalic tr an s m ission , power sle errn g , Ford Super Seal rusl proofing , and more. $5~~:0 492000 ' ,_ 112 ·1342 DAN THOMPSON FORD LIKE ~[]W l AN D ~ r~ Ge ne Carpt>nter wont t o thank therr re l o t rvc ~ or1d l r rends tha t vr~rted thPrr homP on theH SO th wcdd "19 on rllv f'f'>ary Mor ctJ17 1978 ol o..o l or the l low~·r :.· gr it ., m oney and t ord :o they rNe• ved ' or • ~ " j , , · I uodr11 i lo ot' ani\ ~yrn i"l·l ,. Jur" q Gt•org(' ~ le>ngthv u• I f, ' h orne qorng to , ,., •! ur 'U"ony l ord orod )h ~; f• o ht.>a rlf(' l t '' .,. ~ • D• ~ K1•n•p Vo ll l'f• ~( ~ •1 •-; M o rqon . , ,., 1".t '•' ,. , ' v"' 'HJ ' 'I£'r and Ab£>1<, or qor I' I C U ant1 • )rJ.JrHf ••• ' Qrl d rh; > tr• Jr.,,, ,,~·v ~ro ll Our ur J' •d j" qn+' '> tu Po., tor j. 'I. (,, · Bd • M l UA RAN Cl ~Al.~ bcgm'> M on f t.•b 13 a t St•w N ')('.,., Outl e t Mo rr1 SHe('t Ra (l n c A ll polyP <,t('r doublf' k nr l ~ rc>du ~~ d 40 ~o o r,d so•o l h r('Qd btq ~po o l 5 1o r S I HA C ! N ~ GU N Club ~undo y A pr rl 2 w rH bt" lml Gun 5hoo t un trl fur th er no t r<e NE'v'l SHlP M l: N l or bml ~h t>PI S $1 00 lb 0 8 J ~ Hou'>£' of ~ obr rc., I mrlc belo w MH-1 dl(•pOr! -on 5R 7 ~ o' wt> ll a-. 1hr> ,,.,., wh o v r~r t cd , . ''' d fi£.,.-ri h·rn a nd,,., ' + nnrl pr r 11 ,., ~ Wp to I , · ,r,• o~ ·r q rot£'hJ '!'1<1 1.1 1 .' /r111 l 1 Wrllo\ l o r TRAN.S P' 1 .j r'·'l<·r<,IQr l clrnq 1 In~<. nnd I ~ t'l•p an:i • t $5995 .... " " ' ' ' ·. IAMitr HI ._;1 C. i O RG f M A {J AM ~ 1, ,. ru.r,.. l ; nr•" and Br nr rt ( ''' on t 01• ,,. , Urrro;• Clifton Auto Sales .,., ,·~o t o ~ ,. .I ro r •hw ~ ''l'' t,n 1 • I u~ • 1 1 hO~ I -''" ~THAT JY,~ ~~ , ·"S• ru"t'• t• '"t>Se to1 .. r Jumotes ne p" 1•· r h~>"., S'lu are to torrn I ~ N n r~ ~ee ps rurn go1ng .' ., ' .. .... ' ~ L TAIRE ...,.. I ~ tJ ~-X1J [TELKET ~ rJ cD, o . I _ _ ,.- er /Jere . Cty , Fa i rgrounds, US JS & 160. Ga llipoli s. 0 . April 14 15 16 . So get yourself rea dy, dealer s and buy ers , for a good weekend . For dea ler in fo call 446-26S6 or 44 6-4200. SWI" lPF P and !>ewrng mochrne rppo•r par t<. ond '>u pp lr a'> Prck vp and delo vf'ty Do vr'> Va cuum Clt-OIIP ' rnJIQ up GP 0 •9"'> (t {' Pk Rd Ph 44 0 0/941 i: lt,>( ll oc ol 17 r 6 day 0 1 n rght Korhy l OR DIAD STOCK CAll ? 4S SS I 4 Rl MO V A l ph oto pr oc e; o,ong ~ p(I(IO I Kodo co lor 1/ e:o pr oll $ 1 9q 70 t:>Yp $? 9Q I ow ney Slv dr o ~f' l (I A L WQUID GOt DIE P ~C K. ~ dough t('r qe 1 rn touch wrth A !:o lor~w Coll 446 l5b6 Co rnel PUBLIC SALE APRIL 8, 1978 10:00 A.M. Location : 3 mile s f ro m Gallipolis on State Route S88 . Haw1ng sold my prop ert y I will offer the following at Public Auct ion : l1v1 ng roo m su1 te {li ke ne w ). ant ique livi ng foom ch air , Lion claw s ! good condit ion ) wooden rockmg ch air , cherr y c hest of drawers, maple bed . solid oak dress er w mi rror , sma l l book case . Hall tree . fable and 8 cha ir s. small wash stand , pi cnic table. several wooden cha ir s, 13 metal f old ing cha ir s, 6 9a1. stone rar , roll a.- way bed . metal bed, 3 chest of drawer s, meta l poster bed , some old g lass wa re , stone ru g, couch , I wooden cabi nets, end tables and lo rT) ps, unus ual fa bles, fru it jars , oil ta m ps, glasswa r e, small desk 1Qn Olds Delta " 88 ", Sear s 2 hp ar r co mpressor . m otor & grinder , 7 lanterns, hay kn ifes. / 4' extension ladder . good w heel barrow, 1 ? tori cha1n ho1st . cha in binder and chains , J " tointer w new motor . 8" fa b le saw with new motor , Warm Morn ing coa l stove, E Z 16 " Homel ite chain saw, 6" Dorm eyer sk dt saw , 100' e xtension cord { heavy duty ). 5 hp l r u test power till er us~ l season. 1 lot insulation , older Bol ens tra ctor w mo'.'ler, pipe and fitting s, se vera l hand tools and oth er m isce llaneous Lunch Availab le ••J .e' (HS 10 j fiS II'Pf d S SUQ · •r J t, ·r.p JDOY9 ca'1oon "[[IIJ1 J" ~~""""-"':! (Ans we rs Monday Jumbie 5 PAPER GLORY LEEWAY BRUTAL What it was tor dad wh &n J unio r sHtrted Hiking trumpet I8SS<ln !l . A GREAT Rt nw The Almana<' By United Press International Today is Sunday, April 2. the 92nd day uf 1978 with 273 to follow. The moon is bet ween its last quarter and new phase. There is no m orning star. The evening stars are Mer· cur y, Mars, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. Those born on Lhis date are under the sign of Aries . Frenc h novelist Emile Zola was born April 2, 1840. On Lhis da y in history: In 1917, President Woodrow Wilson asked Congress for a deda ration of war against Germany. ( HIP W O OD P o le~ ma• dr omPt c>r !Q On largest end $8 pe r ton Bundled ~lob . Sb per ron Dclrvered t o O hr o Pol let Co . Rt 2 Po meroy . 992 ·2b89 . USED ~ro no r wr t h hyd rou lr c 3 pi hrrc h 741-307-4 GOOD cars ~ ~ ~e s lruc k and A u to Po ri \ Wreder ~e r vrc e lrre !tole and Re pa11 Ru tland 742·708 1 01 Pen nio•l . 742 qs7s WANT ED TO buy U!>ed wol~ · • n <oo ler 997 -2969 . We """ .rt nvth1nq f or anvbody .:r1 our Auc t1 o n B,un fir 1n y llor h o m e . F or rn t ormit t1 0n .1 nd PI Ck up ·J. r•r vrt l..' (,l tl H~ 1,6'7 Sa te Evcrv Srt f ll r da v N1g ht at 1 p .m . SWAIN AUCTION SERVICE K ennettl Switi n , Auct Cornc:r Ttu rd & Oll vf' Shop Equipment. Power and Hand Tools, Ha rdware plus many other items used in the hom e. FRIDAY EVENING APRIL 7, 1978 AT 7:00 P.M. For your convenience this merchandise has been moved 1o t SOUTiiERN LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL Crown C<ly , Ohio - 256·6740 1977 Chevelle Malitlii:".s4995 White over green . 250, 6 cyl. engine. automa tic trans ., power st. & brakes , power door locks & w indows. ccimfortil t. AM-FM rad io. delu)( e equ ipment. Less than 12,000 mil es . Co. car, never till ed . 4 Or ., local 1 owner, low m,i leage, spotless cl ean interior , color blue with match ing vi ny l oroof , air, au tomat ic. P.S., P.B., radi o, radia l W · W t i res , st1arp car : 1976 Monza 4.3 litr e V-8. ~utomat ic , power st!erlng & brakes , rad ial w w I ires, t inted g lass. spt. wh . covers. less tha n 15,500 rniles & sharp as new, orange 1inish. 1976 G20 Chevy Van •• s7495 TEC Con v ers ion , high back sea ts. hide -a-bed , deluxe decor packa ge , air c ond ition , AM -FM stereo radi o.· tape & 4 speaker s, auxil iary battery, 3SO V .Q engine, automatic tran s., power steerin g & brakes. w -w tires , beauti ful 2 tone green, reta il list approx . $10 ,500 . Used as co rM , RedurPrl Torino.:.~·~ •••••s2495 Dark green fin ish , blk ' lnyllr im. 351 v.8, automatic. P.S.. P.B . wh . covers. rad io. local I owner _ 75 Chevy Chevelle •••••• s3895 3 cyl. , auto., air , loca l 1 owner . Station Wagon 1975 Ford F250••••••••• s4495 Pickup crew cab. Ranger Pkg ., 460 V-8, automatic . P.S., P.B., factor y air. radio , good HD tires . Clean. POMEROY MOTOR CO. DeWalt , Campbell Hausfi eld, Channel Lock, Wright , Chevrolet STATIONARY TOOLS Flo_or and ta b le model m achinist drill presses with _ rap id rack and pin ion swln g•around tables. 12·Speed, lighted work area and other outstand ing fea tures ; Ba in br idge m eta l cut off saws. cut up to 10-ln . f. Beam ; 1 1 to 5 hp . air compr essors ; 10 -in. fl oor model • band saw s; ' and J -ton floor iacks . Rockwell motor ized miter boxes ; double wheel gr inder up to lln. hp.; Rad ial ar m saws and floor model battery char gers . HAN[) TOOLS AND MISCELLANEOUS All si zes socket sets ; gr ind ers ; torque wrenc hes ; hydrauflc jacks; electr ic dril ls ; drill bits; elec tr ic saws ; elec tr 1c and air lmpa.c t tools ; a ll sizes · and types plier s an d cutters ; stee l measuring · tape s; . scr ew drivers ; hex . key wre nches ; h~mme r s ; axes ; sledges ; e lectrical ta pe; tr oub le lights ; extens ion co rds. tow chams , cres cent wr enches ; tune.up klts ; po wer pulls , bolt cutter s; p ipe wren ches ; air and acetylene hoses ; bolts ; nuts ; was hers; garden hose ;. glove.: llashl ights ; lla5hllghl batteries; housoware items : plus many mor e. TERMS: Cash . All sa les made by number system. Dan Smith- Jim Carnahan - lawrence Donohue Auctioneer : Lee Johnson Red with white win yr Top , careful ly driven and l oaded with every opt ion In c. air , tilt whee l. speed and cru ise . full power . CompP nY car , never titled . Ingersoll -Rand, Rosco , Vaughn , .Allied , Triumph, lrwtn , Kraeuter, Wilton, plus many more. AUCTIONEERS: Bob Bostwick , Owner 1977 Monte Carlo •••••• 6100 5 Rockwell. Chicago Pneumatic, Roda c, Herdbrand , Viewi ng on e hour prior to sale . • '." )N 'I ., Phone 149.1013 NOTE : The Indianapolis lndustrlol Tool Compa ny Is based in Whitestown, lndlona and is not affi liated wlfh any other tool company of Its type. II yoo are In the need at good tools. be sure and not mlss th ls sale. These tool s carry fa ctory warranties and guarantees. For additional information call Noble Ratt• 311·169·6767 or . J17769 61 J5 . ·"Your Chevy o•·oter" · 992-2126 Pomeroy Open Evenings tiiB :OO p.m. W&n~y~- _,; ~ UMBER . Pomer oy Fore!! Pr o · du cts lop price for stondrng Jo Owllmber . Cal l 997 ·5965 or Ken t Honb.,., I -U6·8570 CO INS, CU RR ENCY tokens, old pocket watches ond chains , srlver and gold . We ne~~td 196A and a lde.r ~ i lve! co lrll. Buy , sell. or !rode Colt Roger Wom!oley . 74123:1 1. OLD F URNIT~RE . lee boxes , brou beds. !rein beds, etc. . coo.,plete households. Write M D M r lh~ r Rl o4 , Pomeroy , Oh1o or col t '1'11· 771>0. NO ITEM TOO large or too ~ mol l. Will bur 1 prec11 or complete household. New, used, or ant iques . Martin' s fu rnrtur8 , 20 N . 2nd St. Middleport Phone '19H370. JUNK auto end scrop metal. Ph 388 ·8176. C:.OOO USE·D - -FU- R -NITURE. nol "upholstered. and applian ce~ . 446·0022 oC:.OOO USED REC:.RIGERATOR AND FREEZER UPRIGHT OR CHEST. Ph . 446·0322. TIMBER P~ . To p "p r ru~• l or f o p Quality POMEROY FORREST PRODUCTS Co11992·5965 Snow Blade for In! . Cub Cadet , 245 ·53oo8 -- Used ••tension ladders. 675·4582 WANTED lO bvv : s.mofl manure sp r.ader 949·2315. a nd form wagon . ~'\: J, I c ' ,, .. ~> 1., , t l •· AM " .•, "• .... IPi uq •i• . h( rr i'r •r IJO <~' '' "'! i ••'•·· 1 1 1!111111\ q (, "!1 r 0 11 Jhl'l l l 1ll ' '' ,L·,">r J .\~•~1 ' ' "·:. 1.' I O J.! D (.rood ......, , I I ' , ·lft·n! fl u , , '/'Jli wag on 94Q '}()()8 r r <iQJ t Gr or![J A 11·, P~ PB OH 1 rmd Rntly p k g Radro OtJ tq good tr t (' .. VPI Y IIL'Qr 8. 1 SOMMERS·C:.MC TRUCK S INC 133 Prne St t' •ccllc- nt {ond ( oll 44 63 114 • Rutland Furniture Bargain Center 3- 2 pc. Livtng Room Suites 569 .95 -$150.00& Si99 .95 1 Ne w Living Room Suites $299 .95 each Sofa s Onl y Gold $30 .00 , Green 525 .00, Green 588.00, Gr ee n $7 9.95 , Green Flowe red $99 .95. Lt ke Ne w Berk lm e Re cliner s $125 .00 $75.00 Nor wil lk Rockers . like new Oth rr Chatrs $10.00 and up Swtvcl Des k Chair on ca s ter s $69 .95' Vtn yl Des k Ch,lir $49 .95 W,11 nut Olf1c e Des k. Nrw Prtce 5700 Use d Price $200 .00 Ft'lltHI Ca brn els 539 .95& up 3 Nc•w Ltv tng Roo m Tables $49.95 Tnp le Wa lnu t Dr esse r / $88 .00 I se,eral other c hes t & dressers in stoc k) S39.95 Desk & Chair W;lll Un it 19" Colo r TV, lik e new $1 98 .00 3 pc Be droom Suite , r ed ve lv et $99 .95 3 pc Wa lnul Bedroom Suite 5288 3 pc W,1 lnut Bedroom Suite $27 9.95 Bookca se Be droom Suite $169 .95 Ktng stw 4 pc . Bedroom Suit e, including rna tlr·e;s and box s pring s I seco nds ) $599.95 So lid 0.1k Drexel 12) Twin Bedroom Su ll e fo r bo ys room , 7 pc . including 2 se ts of · $599.95 new se cond bedd ing 3 Ma ple Basscll Ta bles 588.00 Wood Beds 510.00 & up Mattr ess & Box Springs, twin & full $20 up MPtal Be ds $29 .95 & 549.95 Anltque Wa sh Sta nd wit h towej rack. Old c lo th oa k tool s tooL oak sewi ng 0\achine , chatr s & tab les , ha ll 1ree , floor lamp with an tt que ·pink glass . $99.95 Love Se a l $25 & $39.95 Record Players $69.95 Component s- B·track and radio $69.95 5 pc . Brea kfast Se t $39.95 5 pc. Breakfa st Se t (wood) $139.95 7 pc . New Brea kfa st Sets s150.00 Gree n Double Ove n Range 25 Gas & Elec tri c Ranges gr een ·gold·white -co pper $69 .95 to 5200.00 Refrtgera tor s, white-copper -green 569.95 to S269 .95 Wood Corner Cabinets w-glass doors $99.95 New butfl ·in Green Oven Unit $199.95 2 Old Fas hio n Kit c hen Cabinets, wood with po r ce lain top $125 witho ut porc e lain lops $75.00 Ltke New Ba se Cabinet 539.95 Wood Wardrobe with 2' dr . m irrors $99.95 Maylag Wringer Wa s hers. $99.95 & up all guaran teed to work $69.95 Maytag Portable Dryer $49 .95 Me tal Slorage Ca bin e t $88 .00 Green Sink , Green Maytag Automatic Washer . Drye r , pa.ir 5399 .95 May tag Automatic Washer $69.95 to 51.99 .95 Use d Dryer s $69.95 to $139 .95 Red woo d outdoors Love sea t and Chair· For the pair $50.00 . $99 .95 Moores Gas Hea ter s175 .00 Warm Morning Heater JA CKSO N WEllS I ON G ALliPOliS AREA S UAO S MAKE II ~A S IER 10 HA Vl A SAL ES CARHR r Moke th e mos t by :. ellr n g I he be ) t rr ghr 111 '( O Uf o wn comrnun rty wr th o ur hrgh <o mm r~~ · oq pr o gram D1r ec t r n h o m e l or E11 re p r c ., en l olr .,.e\ r yrlopedro Br rllor rr( O are 11 (' l•d ed rn S o uth ~ r n Oh ro Colt Col umbu., o llr r e 864 ·0331 h(• f wee n l Oam and 7p m Mon fr r WO RlD BOOK CHILDCRAf I <,o lf'<:. re pr e<, errto r rv e~ w o nt ed Call 675 3775 446 7532 1972 CHEVY PICKUP I o~ lt:'r Co ol Co Go ll rpolrs 0 Skrd n\a 1e Prn e 51 1q72 Bl o1e r 4 whe el d rove oile r 5f'M 446 7646 coli 19 77 O t DS Q8 Arr PB PS Power Wmd o w ~ 6 w ay power ~ eat \ n ew lrre ~ body 111 r:; • cellun t condr tron Phone 446 79 07 o~ le r 500 S6 KW ( 0 E N ew parr11 l or e<; ban er re<, clu tch e ng rnc m or or Sn rgle o wle ~ h a rt W B ~ 6SOQ Cal l 756 9301 e ~e nrn g~ 1977 MUST ANG II'} ' V 8 4 ~ pd PS P6 o rr AM FM ~ t ereo rn da sh CB . lr~e new 9,000 m rl e~ !46 50 !r11n C oli J46 1155 alt er 4pm I Q7J VEG A 3 ~p'd (' .-. ( Sl100 ( o l l 750 1477 <a n d ' ! 966 M u~ ta ng Fo~ t b oc k 6 cy l ou to rodro h ea ter g oo d tr res b od y goo d 25 Mf' G o ~ ~ rng $800 or b o~ ! off er 388 9060 I 969 GMC PICKUP rece ntly ove rhau le d n ew trw '> no r u5 T (' ~ < (Ond S1200 Col l 4.t6 7090 o~ k l o1 Po ut ~Orne ene r gctr < pe r J.on to wor k ot leo :; l 4 hr o w e eK Dcpe norrrg 011 rh e or nou n l a t money you woul d lr k e to be rnok rng II you w ould lr ~e TO w orl-. lor u~ plea se co il w ll e< t 9l.IQ 111 6 ro ~ ~~up orr o ppo on lm enl Ma n l or rao l rn g & spou tu•g M u~ t bl} e ~p e 11 e n ced Ste ady wo rt.. Ph 675 !270 o r b 75 4582 ZINN S lANDING a l ull lrne ol bo o t orld o c ces.,o r re~ dealer '> h rp r~ flOW l oh rng op p iK o tr on~ l 01 the l ollo wr ng postt rono; m or rne mec h on rc rrgg or<. b oo ld·.ee po r :>e(le tory ma lo and lernole so le s per so mw l on oppo rnl m['n t Co lt · l or 446· 704<1 or ~lop rn o r l rrrr r ~ A sh la n d 431 Prk e St ~ I Rl 7 Go llr p ol ,, on 3 to 11 a nd 11 to 1 c,hd l f 01 RN '> a n d LP N s wo l h Pho r rnmolo g~ Con IQ ( I N arl t y Von M o t~>r RN Prn Pi tt> ' l Ca rt) Ce n!er 5 ~5 Jnd o,on Pr~f' Go ll rp ol 1' Ca tl446 71 1I OP~NIN CS REPUTABLE 19 /0 MU STANG pcd cn ru nn rng ca11d SSOO 1968 Pan t ro c 8 011 tiCv1lle S 150 Co li 388 B596 BUSINESS 1'1174 CAPRI good go ~ rnrleoge ( ~I I 446 7.669 aiter Sprn !975 TRAN S AM 400 o rr cond PB PS rear wrndo w de lo gger new Mrche lrn trres AM FM B !ro ck Bl ue mo!o ll rt Coli 145 5617 1977 ( AMAR O Coli 446171 I 1974 MUSTANG II G HIA loadod 011 new r o d1al~ Coll3 6 7 065 1 C HEY E NN~ Stat ron Wag o n PS PB AM FM 10 d•o stee l rodro l~ a nd ~ n o w tri CS p O'> r tract ron Wtlh 3 40 o pt ro no l g ear rar ro f1onr ond rear stobrl1zer ~ hea v y duty o!ternol o r c h oc ~~ . bo il ary ( tro rlc1 IOw rn g pkg ) 47 <XX> mtl m rl e ~ !sup e r shorp l O rr g em ! $7600. Sole $3100 Call 44 C 7734 01 •Whitewall Radials •Power Steering 1 •Sport Mirrors •Deluxe Wheel Covers •Tinted Glass •Radio Accom. Pkg. ACTUAL PHOTO J46 7206 1975 DODGE I ' 1 1976 FO RD F 250 c"all 36 7 71 87 1974 fOVOfA Stotr or1 W a g o n 4 ryl. , au t o Coll446 2300 1974 MONTE CARl O V 8 350 7 dr bu ck et seat s o il block 21 000 mrl es PB PS o r1 AM FM tape . new tnes e;or: C cond ( o ll 446 -7667 o l !er 4pm IF "Y OU ha vf' o ~ ~ · · .,. ,( \' 10 oil e r won t to huv u r ~ r .tl o,o m12th rng { H ' lou kmq l o r wor ~ 01 w hull •vr•r i •!U H y~>l rr>~uh~ ! o,tl"r w rth n St•lllill f•l Wur rl A d Ca ll 9911 156 C ARA GE SAl E lOQ Sp 11 r'g COLlEGE IS lOOk i ng manag er t1x~ Pornr:n oy Ho ve C. F ~ ' "'<' O rr1 \ e • ! e lleru !Oud r! I0/1 l o r 5)() 1hul!. do y l·r wl oy S t orl~o r 1Hl0 n rn Roo n or ~hrrn· FO UR Fo rnrly GaroqC' SoiP '• rnrle l r arn ( hf' ~r rr orr CR 25 W atch l o r ~ ogn ~ J ornt.· ~ MO('> g ar age Fr. 5or oil rlo~· ~u n of re r i 'l DO HUMMA V ~ Mn ~onr c l and 8 Q 4 .! ~ All emp iP M rddlt•po r t A pril J .l 7 BILL·JOE JOHNSON SAYS • IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A NEW CAR MAKE SURE YOU CHECK WITH GALLIPOLIS CHRYSLER FIRST. WE'LL SAVE YOU $$$$$$$$ OVER 40 PRE-OWNED CARS IN STOCK PORCH ~ A ll M onday l l rt"·.,day Jrm Spo nglf'r ~ gr C't.':t l h o u~P obave P o~ l O li o( (' m l?ullond ' YAR DS AL£ Ap rr13 &4 Wonwn ~ m f' n ~ ond r hrldr r>ro ~ all'''"" 1 In thong Wo rk panh wao\1 1 ?8 31 Gm d r Yl"l SSO or trodf' l or elC(Iri(OI nw:o( ' 'l' ll\~ Du':r lo. y ~ t lt'l' ' Svrofu'> P ll92 1400 Gallipolis Chrysler Plymouth 446-3273 1639 Eastem Ave. R<! , 15 . Secon d City TV 6 700 Club 8 Fi\ ce the Nation Loel and Vound Lost and Found lO~l lO)T HJ FrvP Pornh w ea po or cl rnen ~ (w lr t• rrrnlllt.' d glo ~--. !· ~ t o~t -.orJJPtrr11 l ' lo o, t v.e~!­ Rewo rd 98) 4]J3 GII•OI ro. PT L'C iub 13 Janak< JJ Dnr l" on Rro Gr a r· d!• It hr 11 wn nr" "" 'l~ ! 1 rh•· r>oont• nl W w ( n il )-I ~ ) 1-IJ FOU N D Pn11 ) Coli Jt~ 7 lltll~ (tw-.h.r · • Clli.'O 2 Sa les tr ainees . upt'rrence and -or 1 vn . of past secqndary education he l pfuL SUrfing UIHY U . &OO a year plu s bonu s. For confid entia l interv re w contact Ga l lipol is Bus in ess College between 11 and 1 p . m . , H Locust. Ga llip olis . Oh . -4563 1, 4<Ur -4J7l . 7S -02 -04721l SALl SMAN Wl 1~l rn 0110gemo11r ap por r unr t re~ H oo,p ttultrolooll r e l lft;'tnt;'111 al rd drc, o brlr ty benel rh p ro.,.r d e d by com pony St o rtrng sa lary u p to 5200 !m m edrotc o penrn g rn PomQro y area Natr onolly k n own <o rn po ny PhOne 61 4 446 7771 olt e1 11 ( Oil Cl .t 4J 6 / 64 0 SOME O N E lo do b ody w ar ~ om! rlcon up (O r'> Phone 7-I 'J 3154 A th ought for the day : President Woodrow Wilson said, " America cannot be an ostrich with its. head in the sand ." PUBLIC AUCTION SAlURDAY 10:30 A.M. APRIL 8, 1978 The folfow.ing items will be sold at the New Community Building , on State Rt . 33, Hart. ford , West Virginia, east of Pomeroy-Mason Bridge. JEWELRY & COINS: Vari e ty incl ud ing .21 Jewel Elgin Gold Walch . MISC.: Bas ke ts , Slone Jars, Organ Slool. Oval Trunk s. Old La mps , Bean Pols, Sil ve rwar e. P ic tur e Fram es, Guns . Numer ous item s not mentioned . Terms : CASH Lunch Available Signed : Jim Fiefds- Ph . 304-882 -2711 BRADFORD AUCTION CO. A. C. Bradford, Mgr . 61 4·949-2487 Not Responsible for Accidents - Please Cut Out- M ovie " Frontrer He lk.at 10 11 JG-A BC News 13 I 30- M ar cus Welby M 0 4 Movie Channel 4 S& 7 PM Out tawBiu es ( PG \ q & 11 P M - Star ts Born \ R l MON OA Y, APRIL 3, 1978 TELEVISllJN VIEWING 6 75-- M edl>t 10 . 6 3D-Columbus T oday 4 N ew~ 6 Sunrrse Semes ter 8 6 45--- Mornmg Re por t 3. 6 50--Good Mor mng , West V• r gin ia 13. 6 55- Chuc< While Repor ts 10. New• 1J o oo- For You Bl ac l.:. Woma n 8, Th is Is The L1 fe 6 Jo---- Talking Hands 8; . Ame r ican Problems Chall enges 10 : Agrt cult ur e. Food For Thou ght 7 DO-Eddie Saunde rs 6 T 1nk mg rn Black Treehouse Club 10; Newsm aker ' 78 13 7 7 00 Today 1-1. 15 . Good Mor nrng Amer1ca 6 l3 CBS News 8, Bull wrn k.l e 10 7 Jo--Sc hoo ties 10. 7 45-Sesame St 33 10 & 8 QO. Capt Kangar oo 8,10. q DO-M er v Grifl in J . P hil Don ah ue 4, 13, 15, Eoge of Night 6 Fam dy Affa ir 8, Mat ch Game 10 9 JQ-- Emerge ncy One 6. A ndy Gr i ff ith 9, Fam i ly Affair tO l O.Oo-Sanford & Son 3,4, IS; Pass the Buck 8: Joker's Wi ld 10: To Tell the Truth 13. 10 ]I) Hollywood Squares 1.13 15 Andy Grr ffith 6 Pr1ce r~ R1qlll 8.1 0. S.20.000 Pv r am 1d 13 13 8 3Q-Show My Peopl e 6; Jerry Falwe ll B. Urban League 10: AmaL ing Gra ce B1bl e Class 13 8 00-- Telethon Cont inues 3,4, Gra ce Cathedral 6 : Church Ser-v ice 10; Or E J DAn leis Present s Happ iness Is 13 ~ Som e of Go d's Ch1fdr en 15 11 IJO- Wheel of For tune 3,4,15, Happy Days 6.1J Elee Co 10 Se5ame St 10 8 31}-(elebrat ion of Pra 1se 6 D ct y at Drscove r y 8, James Robi son Presents 10, W 11fard W1lcox 13 Open Btble 15 q oo- Rex Hum bdrd 6. Re v Leonard Repct ss H. Or ct l Roberts 10; Jt m F r ankl1 n -13. Ernest Angley 15 Mister Rogers 20 . 9 . 3~ What Does The Bi bl e Pla i nly Say ? 8:· II I s Wr itten 10 . Ch ur ch Ser vic e 13 Zoo m 10 10 oo--Aware 6; Chr ist ian Center 8 Sesa m e St 20. Movie ' The Story o f R uth" 10, J i m my Swaggarl tJ; Gospel Si ng i ng Jubilee 15 10·Jo--Hot Fudge 6. Way o f the Cro ss 8. Gar ner Ted Arm strong 13. 11 OG--Te leth l)n Cont 1nues 3. 4 . Big B tue Marbl e 6 . Ernesl Angley 8 Re.l( Humbard IS , Rev Henry Mahan 13; lnflnlly F" ctory 10 Animal s. Animals 6.13, Elec Co. · ll : ~o-A n ima l s . 10. 12 ·QO-Issues & Answers 6; Fa ce the Nat ion 8. Rebop 10; Blue Ridge C Jar tel 13: This Is The Lrle 11 12 3()-Direct lons 6; Chr i51 <an Broadcast B. The Issue 10; EvMge lls t Calv i n Evans 13 . 1nslgh t Characteristics of Learn ing Disab ili t ies 20 lS oo-Communique 6; Bob Jones 8; Cha llenge of lhe Sexes 10 ; I ssues & Answers 13 : Liltle Rascals 15. Antiques 10; High Schoo l Basketball 33 1: Jo-Amerlca ' s Black Forum o; To Be Annou nced 8. Town Top ics 13; Hock l og Valley Bl uegr ct ss 70 1·45- NBA Basketball 8: Med tx 1) , Wrestling LS Soundslag e 10. 2 3G-BoKing 6. 13 ; J :OQ-Great Performa nces 70 Beller Way 15. High Schoo l Basketball 33 J: JQ-Amer lcan Spor tsman 6.13 . Marty Robbins' 4·QO--Au to Rac ing 8,1 0; Publ ic Pol 1cy For um s 15 4: 15-Sports Magaz ine 6,13. • · 3~Wide 5 55--St ln 5e Semester 10 6 OQ- PT L Club IS Spotlight 15 FURNITURE : Pie Sale, Round Oak Ta ble , Wooden Ic e Box . Several Old Cupboard s, Oak Rocker . Corner Cupboard . Sq . Oak Table , Wa sh Stands, Wood Chair s, 3 pc . Bed Rm . Suite (wash st and) , Iron Beds , Hi -Boy Ches t, Primit ive Cupboard . GLASSWARE : Carnival , De pres sion, Pressed. TOOLS : Traps, Plows, Hand An vi l. 12 OQ-Soul Trai n 6 S as-- Far m Repor t 1) , PT L Club 13 SUNDAY , APRIL 1, 1978 for Gallipolis, 0. RUMM AGt ~A l ~ ~o me l hrng ~ o r l"d' r yont! M o nrla ,- thru f 1rdoy A~.ll rl3 7 1 1 rom ~ rn :o rde ] (' , 0 '> Need od boby srt rer q re er, sc hoo l dr~ltr(t 44 6 0009 1968 FO RD good condrlr on SJOO Co ll6 7~ 7588 o r6751) 5:1 1q73 CHEVY SUPER •Automatic. Trans; · Help Wanted 5373 II J Po nt oo t •Air Conditioning 77 f ord pr c kup F 100 ran ger 6 r ~ l PS tok l• uv PI povnwn l ~ .:146 6578 ! 973 ' f GM C PU !9 7C Fo rd , I Pr c: ku p 1973 F700 For d Du mp hu ck !97 4 Fi)O ~ Ol d Super Cob PU 1973 l nte rnotro nol 1800 Sc r •c s <ob & !h ass r!. ta ndem dr rvc nnyl to p Clll to ndrt rof\HlQ P ~ P li f'I M I M roci ro 30 000 rr11ll'~ SJ 500 Ca o;se tl e to pc> dt• t !- onclu d('d Ph o ne 7-1 2 3187 I lr t ., ~ 1A I JO N ! Ofl d 111011 I{,IJI:t Bl A CK I ORO Granad o I' '" I I/ I QJ.1 • . . ( hrr ~ l y Lmh •301 V-8 Engine 1976 VW RABBI I 446 431 S 19 ?4 ' 1 I Chev PU 1973 EIComrn o wrth t op I'J7] NOV A <1 8 000 rnrl e~ E ~ ~ 197 4 '1 I Fo rd PU t o•lt('tl l umdr! ron 985Jq 78 19 74t hree -l ourth Ch ev PU u lt('r -1 JO 197 1 GMC 9500 Tra ct or rm ellt ly 197d • 1 I Fm d Pr ckuiJ GMC PIC KUP 19 !5 ' 1 To n Ch ev r ole t Pr ckup r,~ r>rhoul~·d lll'W III E''> 110 r u~l ! {j75 ', I Ch e vr ole! PU ~~ · ~·ll t •ll ! rn mlrtron $1 ?00 Col i l • Tru (k Hciadquott ers 1974 ' I r GM CPr <ku p 197 4 ' r 1 GM C Prell. up 19 73 ' 1 ( he.,. Prc kup 1974 ' , I GM C PU 1 1<03 ' , 1. Ch e.,. PU l1l -l .14 f, 7090 m ~ l or Poul nr • RACINE, OHIO SPONSO RED BY LOCAL FHA Name Brand hem s: Skll. Black & Deckor, Stonloy, Equipment 6Ci Ponlro c Frr c brrd 350 enq J spd n e w trrl~~ $bOO ~4b 4136 NEW C:.MC Auto Sal<·• • \t lt'l ~n i t ·~ • • • • .• SPRING CAR BUYS 75 Ford ~57 9 7 Th~n~~~::ing Auto Sales Auto Sal.,. Gallipolis, Ohio .• • 1976 Chevelle Classic ..S3695 SWAIN AUCTION BARN PUBLIC AUCTION v ises ~ Th1rd & Cour l ••t lo r run!.. SCASH$ lr>rYtCe i tem s ~ ~,1 <,P Answer 8 M r~ A u gu~tu ~ ) r e(• l r ~ t would lr lo. l:' 10 opolog•H' lor rn l\"ng dr l111 l'l lo~l ~o l urdoy l c Mr Terms : C~sh APEARD L_. ,) ~ 100 Flea Market. Gallia THURM A N HOU l i: onl tque'> h Jt nrturc '> h rpprng repor r and rP h nr~hed 'Co un ty Rd ~ o il 3S Cr•n tc• .,.dlc Vrlloge (l o ~<'d M o ~tda 'r' 8. [ uc~do y h•err rng .., by opporn t rncn t 245 9479 '9'a _Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. ilil. Phone 9!2.2181 R ,ob l'l l ~ Oy Henrr Arnold and Bob Lee ·_ ,,_, KARCC Pt• • If you've had the cabi n l eve r blu es, h ere ' s the cure. Com e to th e French -I J (l Pomeroy Landmark rnP ' f' A 50UAl ~ We have en larged our se rv ice department and wi il ser-v ice Hotpoint and other bra nds . nrghr Plem r• lmyr'Wf! CO N tR O l HUN GE R and lo::.c ,..,.,qht wilh N ew 5Hopt' Dr<'l Plan and Hydrc ~ Wa ter flrll ~ At rru·h Phon no< y ''n9 ''' ' SC RAMBLED WOAD GAME H1s r· U\ APPLIANCE SERVICE ·n d tlu• nq•l•'> lt• l lo r • I wr·rrl•. r I (onr l or t r, •11>~1 [lo l 1111!l II'>~ 1'1 bt ' (ll('l \ J,, or' Ill' ,.,~ ~ lok r •r· tf,., j•·r <(]dy Lo<ale d on W Va S1 de Pom er oy Mason Brt dge (JO<I 77J 5771 thr\ o ppo r ltJIIr ly t. rr,rJ h oflnd ., who o rr•ur h du1r 11 g th(• ITIOihl'r Mr~ ( faro (JIJI t" fi, C l R AM lC~ NN..- ( lo-. ~e ~ bt'guHlrng Apr d 4 and S Grt' Crl war f' o n' \ '>UP plrf"' Cu ~ t o n 1 ht rng Call ! Hf RA CIN E Volurrtccr F11e Depar trn E" n t wrll '> POns or a gun <, hoo1 every Sa turday ot 6 prn at rhe rr buddrng 11\ Bo.,hon Fat tory cho lo. l' gu n<, onl y J_._ ,., At .. ,., Pollor rl , ~ t 1RH HA VH l JHH tld11 ··•orl f'q uo tf' to P• • •·O ~1 and p~pry nne of u r, . o•d lu11>~ly mlfl lrrl'llfh ,,, , 11 ~ lr1r y uur p1o yc··~ f lo we r<., GR APH IW1 1 Pill v. rth Drado 11 pion nror e <o nvenrc nt tha n grop c>lru il '> l al )O i os l yrng oneols and lo; L' wl:'rglrt Re vLO 0 1ug NORRIS ---ooDGE • • WE HAVE 30 IN STOCK. Wanted. to Buy HIG LEY I BARBER \HOP OPEN8 CARROLL •• Don 'I forget you owe it to yourself to check with us before you buy any car, New or Used . We can save you money . We are The Friendly Dea ler, so call or see one of these Friendly Salesmen : J . D. Story , Ray Douglas or Bill Nelson . Nolic~s .See th e ~omplete Line of 78 Dodg e Trucks & Vans At • • • • • ., 'oticP!' to S C1.05i:D ~ UNOAY 8. M O N DA Y Gll 15 8 00K ~ & POif E:fO' Notice• , • • /,,,.[ full power , ai r . $1995 " You 'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Bu si ne ss' GMC Financing Open E~ening s Until6 :00- Til S p.m. Sa1. Pomeroy MR See P.:~ l Hill Roc k )I Hupp or Darrell Dodril l For A Good Deal on a New or Used Vehicle Open Eve nmg s t tl6 00 except Thu rsda y and Satu r d.1 y Clo sed Sunday Q91 ) 196 Mrddleport, 0 . ~~ The Mental Health Center is a private, non -profit corporation and an equal opportunity · employer . Please contact the Center Personnel Office at the Community Mental Health Center in Gallipol is, telephone 446 -5521 if qualified and interested . Addit ional information is available through the Oh io Bureau of Employment Services . Karr & Van Zandt Pl us Tax and "\ Tit le Card of Thank~ llJtJt" , f \ll)'\1 $3795 $3395 $8995 $3695 $3195 $3995 $2395 $1895 $1695 $1995 $1895 $1495 $895 $1295 $895 $1495 $795 $595 NEW BUICK, PONTIAC 'AND GMC TRUCKS. See one o'f these courteous sales men : Pete Burris , Ma rvi n Keebaugh or George Harris . 1 • Stereo !ape, T&T wheel, Price •Power Brakes Experience with elderly persons preferred. I! I DRIVE HOME A WINNER c6 ~ WAS r{ $2495 Se nior Fri~nd s serve as friend s to older persons who may need assista nce d ue lo em otiona l. me ntal or physica l impairments or to socia l or phy sica l isolation This ser vice Is per sona l ized according to I he cli ents ' needs . 'Seni or Friends are re sponsibl e for k nowi ng the ir comm unity resources and for assisti n g their cli ents in appl yin g tor and r eceivi ng a vai lable services. sm5 ,. 1973 CADIUAC SED. DEVILlE 1973 CADIUAC CPE. DEVIUE BONANZA ne ces ~ary . WE ARE MAKING SOME GREAT DEALS ON Full power, air , stereo. fu ll these worker S are as f oll ows : Ph ysica ll y able c it izens over age fifty .fi ve with ava ilable transportation to · work with Senior Ci t izens over th e age of si x ty These Indivi dual s r esi de i n nursing homes . State' ~nt al health centers . .:~nd p riva te residences . No degree is $6195 1976 Buick Limited 2 dr . H. T., loaded, only 17 ,521 miles . 1977 Pontiac Trans Am 2 dr ., auto ., tape. sharp one owner. . 1975 Buick LeSabre, 4 dr . H. T., extra nice for75 model 1975 Ford Granada 4 Dr., auto., air , p.w., p;s ., p.b., vinyl top 1975 Mercedes 2400, diesel engine, air, has everything 1974 Buick Ele. 225 Cust., 4 dr. H. T., Buick's best . Only 1974 Buick Century G.S., air, auto., bucket seats, low mileage. 1974 Ford T-Bird, red & white, low mileage, Ford's best. 1973 Pontiac Lemans , 2 dr. H. T., auto ., air, local one owner. 1973 Pontiac Lemans , 4 dr. , auto., sold 8, serviced this one. 1973 Ford Gill. 500 , 2 dr. H. T., nice clean 73 model, air 1972 Pontiac Catalina 2 dr. H. T., red with white top . Clean. 1972 Buick Skylark 2 dr. H. T., auto., p.s., p.b ., local one owner. 1972 Caprice Chev . Wagon , auto., air, make a nice family car 1972 Chrysler New Port2 dr. H. T., auto., air, runs good 1972 Chev. Imp. Cust., 2 dr. H. T., silver & black top. Only 1972 Ford Torino 4 dr . sed ., runs OK . Needs some paint work 1971 Buick Skylark Wagon, air, runs extra good. 1970 Ford Maverick 2 Dr., 6 cyl ., 3 sp., nice for 70 model 1970 Chrysler Newport, 2 dr . H. T., body extra nice . $7500 in te rior , full power ai r . AM.FM stereo & tape , T& T wheel. SE NIOR FRIEND WORKERS. Qual ifi ca tion s .lor POMEROY, 0. • Doc Smith's is currently accepting ··applications for the following positions : r PH. 992-2174 1976 CADIUAC DEVILlE SED. SPECIAL EDITION MUSTANG II'S VANS &TRUCKS ON ALL USED CARS AT 5 Full power , air , stereo, T& T whee l. cru i se . .'78 DODGE I $9700 Ai r , full power , stereo. T& T THE GALLIA.JACKSON-MEIGS COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER Worl d ot Sports 6, 13;. 5:QO-- Telethon Continues J,.rl : Women ' s Golf 15. Rl"bop · 10; High School Basketball 3J. 1:3Q-Eiec . Co. 10. · 6:IJO-Marcus Welby. M.D. <: Le1'5 Deal With II 6, Champ ionship Fishing 8. VoyaQe Ia the Bottom ol the Sea 10 : Adam 12 13: Cll flwaod Ave Kid5 IS · Zoom 20 . 11 30---Kn oc kout 3,15, Fa mrly Feud 6.1 3 Partndqe Famtly 4 Love at ~t f e8 .1 0 ; Sesame St 20,33 11 5>--CBS N ew~ 8 Loving Free 10 12 oo- Newscenter 3, N ews 4,6,1 0. To Say The Least 15 , Gambit 8 R1ck F oucheu)( M 1dday Mag azi ne 13 12 Jo- Ry an ' s Hope 6, lJ . Bob Br a un 4. Gong 'Silow 15 Sear ch for Tomorr ow 8. 10 , E lee Co 33 I 00· For R1c her tor Poorer 3 All My Chtldren to 13 News 8 Young tlnd the Restless 10 N o1 '\J r· Womf'n .P Only IS 1 30-·Days o f our Lives 3,4 15 A. s the World Tur ns 8 10 2 oo---One li fe to Li ve to , 13 2 3G- Doclors 3. 4: Guidi ng L1gh t 8. 10 3 QQ.- Anot her World 3, 4,15 ; General Hos pit al _6. 13 Adam S chronicles JJ, Li f1a s. Yog a an d You 20 3 3Q-AII In The Fam il y B.I O. Pr ime Ttme 20. <1 OQ--- M isl er Cartoon 3, Edge ol Ni ght 13; M y Thr ee SonsJ , For Richer , For Poorer 15, M er vGn fl tn6 Gilli gan ' s Island 8; Sesam e Street 20.33. Gomer Pyle, USMC 10 4 Jo- L1tll e Rascal s 3. 15; Gil lrgan·s Is land 4: Brady Bun ch 8. 10. M ary T yl er Moore 13 5 oo- Bonanza 3. Star Trek d, Gun smok:e 8: M is te r Rogers Ne ighborhood 10,J3 ; Hoga n's Heroes 10 Emer gen cy One ! 13, PeH icoat Junction 15 5 30- New s 6. El ectr ic Compan y ~0 1 3 3 , Mary Tyler Moor e 10: Hogan' s Heroes 15 6IJO- News 3.4.8,10.13,15 . ABC News 6: loom 10 6 3Q- NB C News 3, 4.15; AB C News IJ; Carol Bur nell and lriends 6; CBS News 8.10: Over Eas y io. 7 oo-Cro ss W i ts 3, 4; L iar s Club 6. Marty Rabb1ns ' Spolli ghl 8: News 10, New Newl ywed Ga me IJ Grlli gan 's Island 15; Da niel Fos ter . MD 10. You Know Y our Schoo ls 33 30- That Nashv ille M usic 3, In Search Of 4 Muppe f Show 6. Match Game PM 8: Mac Neil Lehrer Reporl20.33 ; Wild Kingdom 10 ; Candid Ca mera 13. Nashville on !he Road 11 • , B DO-Littl e Hause an the Prair ie J,4, II; Capta in & Tennille 6, 13 ; Good T1m es 8 : Consume r Sur v1va r Kil 70.33: Gospel Road 10 6 3D- News 6; 30 M inutes 8, Newsmaker '78 13 . Mr.r ty Robbins' Spo tlight 15; No'a 20. 7:QO-Worl d of Disney 3.4, 15; Young Pioneen 6.1J 60 Minute• B. IO; Spo lelo U.S A 33 , 7.3o-Crockell 's · Vicfory .Garde n 20 . B:Oo-Prolect U.F.O. 3. 4.15 : Rhoda B.10: Prnln & the Pillsburgh 20,33. 8:3()-{)n Our Dwn B.10. 9:QO-Mo,le " Love'• Dark Ride" 3,4,1S; Movie " Hrgh Plain• Dr iller " 6,1J ; All In The Fam il y 8; Anna Karen ina 20,33 ; Your Cholc;e for the Osc ars 10. 9:Jo-AIIce 8. IO :QO-Dalla• B: Austin City Limit• 10: Firing Line 3J. 11 QO-News 3,4,6;8,10,13. 11; Fawlly Towen 33. II : 15-ABC News 6; CBS New5 B,10; PMA Pulse ll 11 : JG-Mov le 1 ' T he Violent Men" 3; Mov ie " House ol Lards" 4; M ovie " rhe D isappearance of Aimee" 8·3o- Baby. I' m Back 8. Turnabout 10,33 . 9 DO- Movie " Th e Win d an d the L ton" 3 4 ~1 5 ( her 6,t3: MASH 8,10; Adam s l hronl cles 20. Shepher d'' Pie 33. · 9 3()-{)ne Day AI A Time 8,10 : Make m and Clan cy )3 10:0()-{)SCAR Awards 6,13 ; CBS Reports B.10: New s 10: Original• 33. • 10 ·3o-Farm Digest 20; Anyone fo r . TenAyson ? 33 . II :00-News J,4,8,10. ll ; Dic k Cavell10. Over Easy 3J l l :lQ-Johnn y Carson 3,4,t5 : Mo, le "Moga mbo" 8; ABC New• 33; Movie " A Breath ol Scanda l" 10. 12:0Q-Janakl 33. 1:DO- News 6,13; Tomorrow 4. Movie Chan nel 5 and 7 p.m.- They Made Me A Criminal IG) 4. 9 and 11 p.m.- Bobble Ja and !he Outlaw I RI 4. �. ( • ·~ "·: p~·~"'·B;;("Results ·use Sunday Times-S~ntinel Classifieds ~·-p~;n;;·'tli~sults Use Sunday Times-Sentinel Ci8ssifieds ' SPECIAL EDITION FORD :LTD's we ve got n swee theart o f ~ a Lh.•dl on th L' nt~ \\ fa rmly-Si ze 78 Spet<al ~dil <o n F.ord LTD II lm IIICIUdCS Vrnyl Roof :· Electnc Al'Jr Wmdow De !roster • Dual Remote M1rrors • Dual Acce nt Pamt Str 1pes · Color Keyed Wh c~l ' t;nd Mor e ~I - Total Cadillac Valoo Makes It Number One .•..••••••.••• CADIUAC CPE. DEVILlE $6052 .00 NOW whee l , q,JOO m i tes . · 52TF NO. 1 SMITH N·ELSON MOTORS IN U.S. LUXURY CAR RESALE VALUE 1976 CADIUAC CPE..DEVILlE $7500 500 E. MAIN Full po we r , a ir . AM. FM, stereo. leather sea ting area. The Next Rest Thing To A 1978 Cadillm:-· That 's A Pre viou.~ ly-fhmed Clulillac For }ou $52 44 .00 NOW 4855 5 fUTURA IN U.S. LUXURY 00 SALES . ..... h<ii: ,·l. Leather sea l in g ar~ a . T& T whee l. stereo. fl!ll power, air . - ~· . .. vi nyl roof . 4'-~ 6 cyl tnd er . a utomalic tr an s m ission , power sle errn g , Ford Super Seal rusl proofing , and more. $5~~:0 492000 ' ,_ 112 ·1342 DAN THOMPSON FORD LIKE ~[]W l AN D ~ r~ Ge ne Carpt>nter wont t o thank therr re l o t rvc ~ or1d l r rends tha t vr~rted thPrr homP on theH SO th wcdd "19 on rllv f'f'>ary Mor ctJ17 1978 ol o..o l or the l low~·r :.· gr it ., m oney and t ord :o they rNe• ved ' or • ~ " j , , · I uodr11 i lo ot' ani\ ~yrn i"l·l ,. Jur" q Gt•org(' ~ le>ngthv u• I f, ' h orne qorng to , ,., •! ur 'U"ony l ord orod )h ~; f• o ht.>a rlf(' l t '' .,. ~ • D• ~ K1•n•p Vo ll l'f• ~( ~ •1 •-; M o rqon . , ,., 1".t '•' ,. , ' v"' 'HJ ' 'I£'r and Ab£>1<, or qor I' I C U ant1 • )rJ.JrHf ••• ' Qrl d rh; > tr• Jr.,,, ,,~·v ~ro ll Our ur J' •d j" qn+' '> tu Po., tor j. 'I. (,, · Bd • M l UA RAN Cl ~Al.~ bcgm'> M on f t.•b 13 a t St•w N ')('.,., Outl e t Mo rr1 SHe('t Ra (l n c A ll polyP <,t('r doublf' k nr l ~ rc>du ~~ d 40 ~o o r,d so•o l h r('Qd btq ~po o l 5 1o r S I HA C ! N ~ GU N Club ~undo y A pr rl 2 w rH bt" lml Gun 5hoo t un trl fur th er no t r<e NE'v'l SHlP M l: N l or bml ~h t>PI S $1 00 lb 0 8 J ~ Hou'>£' of ~ obr rc., I mrlc belo w MH-1 dl(•pOr! -on 5R 7 ~ o' wt> ll a-. 1hr> ,,.,., wh o v r~r t cd , . ''' d fi£.,.-ri h·rn a nd,,., ' + nnrl pr r 11 ,., ~ Wp to I , · ,r,• o~ ·r q rot£'hJ '!'1<1 1.1 1 .' /r111 l 1 Wrllo\ l o r TRAN.S P' 1 .j r'·'l<·r<,IQr l clrnq 1 In~<. nnd I ~ t'l•p an:i • t $5995 .... " " ' ' ' ·. IAMitr HI ._;1 C. i O RG f M A {J AM ~ 1, ,. ru.r,.. l ; nr•" and Br nr rt ( ''' on t 01• ,,. , Urrro;• Clifton Auto Sales .,., ,·~o t o ~ ,. .I ro r •hw ~ ''l'' t,n 1 • I u~ • 1 1 hO~ I -''" ~THAT JY,~ ~~ , ·"S• ru"t'• t• '"t>Se to1 .. r Jumotes ne p" 1•· r h~>"., S'lu are to torrn I ~ N n r~ ~ee ps rurn go1ng .' ., ' .. .... ' ~ L TAIRE ...,.. I ~ tJ ~-X1J [TELKET ~ rJ cD, o . I _ _ ,.- er /Jere . Cty , Fa i rgrounds, US JS & 160. Ga llipoli s. 0 . April 14 15 16 . So get yourself rea dy, dealer s and buy ers , for a good weekend . For dea ler in fo call 446-26S6 or 44 6-4200. SWI" lPF P and !>ewrng mochrne rppo•r par t<. ond '>u pp lr a'> Prck vp and delo vf'ty Do vr'> Va cuum Clt-OIIP ' rnJIQ up GP 0 •9"'> (t {' Pk Rd Ph 44 0 0/941 i: lt,>( ll oc ol 17 r 6 day 0 1 n rght Korhy l OR DIAD STOCK CAll ? 4S SS I 4 Rl MO V A l ph oto pr oc e; o,ong ~ p(I(IO I Kodo co lor 1/ e:o pr oll $ 1 9q 70 t:>Yp $? 9Q I ow ney Slv dr o ~f' l (I A L WQUID GOt DIE P ~C K. ~ dough t('r qe 1 rn touch wrth A !:o lor~w Coll 446 l5b6 Co rnel PUBLIC SALE APRIL 8, 1978 10:00 A.M. Location : 3 mile s f ro m Gallipolis on State Route S88 . Haw1ng sold my prop ert y I will offer the following at Public Auct ion : l1v1 ng roo m su1 te {li ke ne w ). ant ique livi ng foom ch air , Lion claw s ! good condit ion ) wooden rockmg ch air , cherr y c hest of drawers, maple bed . solid oak dress er w mi rror , sma l l book case . Hall tree . fable and 8 cha ir s. small wash stand , pi cnic table. several wooden cha ir s, 13 metal f old ing cha ir s, 6 9a1. stone rar , roll a.- way bed . metal bed, 3 chest of drawer s, meta l poster bed , some old g lass wa re , stone ru g, couch , I wooden cabi nets, end tables and lo rT) ps, unus ual fa bles, fru it jars , oil ta m ps, glasswa r e, small desk 1Qn Olds Delta " 88 ", Sear s 2 hp ar r co mpressor . m otor & grinder , 7 lanterns, hay kn ifes. / 4' extension ladder . good w heel barrow, 1 ? tori cha1n ho1st . cha in binder and chains , J " tointer w new motor . 8" fa b le saw with new motor , Warm Morn ing coa l stove, E Z 16 " Homel ite chain saw, 6" Dorm eyer sk dt saw , 100' e xtension cord { heavy duty ). 5 hp l r u test power till er us~ l season. 1 lot insulation , older Bol ens tra ctor w mo'.'ler, pipe and fitting s, se vera l hand tools and oth er m isce llaneous Lunch Availab le ••J .e' (HS 10 j fiS II'Pf d S SUQ · •r J t, ·r.p JDOY9 ca'1oon "[[IIJ1 J" ~~""""-"':! (Ans we rs Monday Jumbie 5 PAPER GLORY LEEWAY BRUTAL What it was tor dad wh &n J unio r sHtrted Hiking trumpet I8SS<ln !l . A GREAT Rt nw The Almana<' By United Press International Today is Sunday, April 2. the 92nd day uf 1978 with 273 to follow. The moon is bet ween its last quarter and new phase. There is no m orning star. The evening stars are Mer· cur y, Mars, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. Those born on Lhis date are under the sign of Aries . Frenc h novelist Emile Zola was born April 2, 1840. On Lhis da y in history: In 1917, President Woodrow Wilson asked Congress for a deda ration of war against Germany. ( HIP W O OD P o le~ ma• dr omPt c>r !Q On largest end $8 pe r ton Bundled ~lob . Sb per ron Dclrvered t o O hr o Pol let Co . Rt 2 Po meroy . 992 ·2b89 . USED ~ro no r wr t h hyd rou lr c 3 pi hrrc h 741-307-4 GOOD cars ~ ~ ~e s lruc k and A u to Po ri \ Wreder ~e r vrc e lrre !tole and Re pa11 Ru tland 742·708 1 01 Pen nio•l . 742 qs7s WANT ED TO buy U!>ed wol~ · • n <oo ler 997 -2969 . We """ .rt nvth1nq f or anvbody .:r1 our Auc t1 o n B,un fir 1n y llor h o m e . F or rn t ormit t1 0n .1 nd PI Ck up ·J. r•r vrt l..' (,l tl H~ 1,6'7 Sa te Evcrv Srt f ll r da v N1g ht at 1 p .m . SWAIN AUCTION SERVICE K ennettl Switi n , Auct Cornc:r Ttu rd & Oll vf' Shop Equipment. Power and Hand Tools, Ha rdware plus many other items used in the hom e. FRIDAY EVENING APRIL 7, 1978 AT 7:00 P.M. For your convenience this merchandise has been moved 1o t SOUTiiERN LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL Crown C<ly , Ohio - 256·6740 1977 Chevelle Malitlii:".s4995 White over green . 250, 6 cyl. engine. automa tic trans ., power st. & brakes , power door locks & w indows. ccimfortil t. AM-FM rad io. delu)( e equ ipment. Less than 12,000 mil es . Co. car, never till ed . 4 Or ., local 1 owner, low m,i leage, spotless cl ean interior , color blue with match ing vi ny l oroof , air, au tomat ic. P.S., P.B., radi o, radia l W · W t i res , st1arp car : 1976 Monza 4.3 litr e V-8. ~utomat ic , power st!erlng & brakes , rad ial w w I ires, t inted g lass. spt. wh . covers. less tha n 15,500 rniles & sharp as new, orange 1inish. 1976 G20 Chevy Van •• s7495 TEC Con v ers ion , high back sea ts. hide -a-bed , deluxe decor packa ge , air c ond ition , AM -FM stereo radi o.· tape & 4 speaker s, auxil iary battery, 3SO V .Q engine, automatic tran s., power steerin g & brakes. w -w tires , beauti ful 2 tone green, reta il list approx . $10 ,500 . Used as co rM , RedurPrl Torino.:.~·~ •••••s2495 Dark green fin ish , blk ' lnyllr im. 351 v.8, automatic. P.S.. P.B . wh . covers. rad io. local I owner _ 75 Chevy Chevelle •••••• s3895 3 cyl. , auto., air , loca l 1 owner . Station Wagon 1975 Ford F250••••••••• s4495 Pickup crew cab. Ranger Pkg ., 460 V-8, automatic . P.S., P.B., factor y air. radio , good HD tires . Clean. POMEROY MOTOR CO. DeWalt , Campbell Hausfi eld, Channel Lock, Wright , Chevrolet STATIONARY TOOLS Flo_or and ta b le model m achinist drill presses with _ rap id rack and pin ion swln g•around tables. 12·Speed, lighted work area and other outstand ing fea tures ; Ba in br idge m eta l cut off saws. cut up to 10-ln . f. Beam ; 1 1 to 5 hp . air compr essors ; 10 -in. fl oor model • band saw s; ' and J -ton floor iacks . Rockwell motor ized miter boxes ; double wheel gr inder up to lln. hp.; Rad ial ar m saws and floor model battery char gers . HAN[) TOOLS AND MISCELLANEOUS All si zes socket sets ; gr ind ers ; torque wrenc hes ; hydrauflc jacks; electr ic dril ls ; drill bits; elec tr ic saws ; elec tr 1c and air lmpa.c t tools ; a ll sizes · and types plier s an d cutters ; stee l measuring · tape s; . scr ew drivers ; hex . key wre nches ; h~mme r s ; axes ; sledges ; e lectrical ta pe; tr oub le lights ; extens ion co rds. tow chams , cres cent wr enches ; tune.up klts ; po wer pulls , bolt cutter s; p ipe wren ches ; air and acetylene hoses ; bolts ; nuts ; was hers; garden hose ;. glove.: llashl ights ; lla5hllghl batteries; housoware items : plus many mor e. TERMS: Cash . All sa les made by number system. Dan Smith- Jim Carnahan - lawrence Donohue Auctioneer : Lee Johnson Red with white win yr Top , careful ly driven and l oaded with every opt ion In c. air , tilt whee l. speed and cru ise . full power . CompP nY car , never titled . Ingersoll -Rand, Rosco , Vaughn , .Allied , Triumph, lrwtn , Kraeuter, Wilton, plus many more. AUCTIONEERS: Bob Bostwick , Owner 1977 Monte Carlo •••••• 6100 5 Rockwell. Chicago Pneumatic, Roda c, Herdbrand , Viewi ng on e hour prior to sale . • '." )N 'I ., Phone 149.1013 NOTE : The Indianapolis lndustrlol Tool Compa ny Is based in Whitestown, lndlona and is not affi liated wlfh any other tool company of Its type. II yoo are In the need at good tools. be sure and not mlss th ls sale. These tool s carry fa ctory warranties and guarantees. For additional information call Noble Ratt• 311·169·6767 or . J17769 61 J5 . ·"Your Chevy o•·oter" · 992-2126 Pomeroy Open Evenings tiiB :OO p.m. W&n~y~- _,; ~ UMBER . Pomer oy Fore!! Pr o · du cts lop price for stondrng Jo Owllmber . Cal l 997 ·5965 or Ken t Honb.,., I -U6·8570 CO INS, CU RR ENCY tokens, old pocket watches ond chains , srlver and gold . We ne~~td 196A and a lde.r ~ i lve! co lrll. Buy , sell. or !rode Colt Roger Wom!oley . 74123:1 1. OLD F URNIT~RE . lee boxes , brou beds. !rein beds, etc. . coo.,plete households. Write M D M r lh~ r Rl o4 , Pomeroy , Oh1o or col t '1'11· 771>0. NO ITEM TOO large or too ~ mol l. Will bur 1 prec11 or complete household. New, used, or ant iques . Martin' s fu rnrtur8 , 20 N . 2nd St. Middleport Phone '19H370. JUNK auto end scrop metal. Ph 388 ·8176. C:.OOO USE·D - -FU- R -NITURE. nol "upholstered. and applian ce~ . 446·0022 oC:.OOO USED REC:.RIGERATOR AND FREEZER UPRIGHT OR CHEST. Ph . 446·0322. TIMBER P~ . To p "p r ru~• l or f o p Quality POMEROY FORREST PRODUCTS Co11992·5965 Snow Blade for In! . Cub Cadet , 245 ·53oo8 -- Used ••tension ladders. 675·4582 WANTED lO bvv : s.mofl manure sp r.ader 949·2315. a nd form wagon . ~'\: J, I c ' ,, .. ~> 1., , t l •· AM " .•, "• .... IPi uq •i• . h( rr i'r •r IJO <~' '' "'! i ••'•·· 1 1 1!111111\ q (, "!1 r 0 11 Jhl'l l l 1ll ' '' ,L·,">r J .\~•~1 ' ' "·:. 1.' I O J.! D (.rood ......, , I I ' , ·lft·n! fl u , , '/'Jli wag on 94Q '}()()8 r r <iQJ t Gr or![J A 11·, P~ PB OH 1 rmd Rntly p k g Radro OtJ tq good tr t (' .. VPI Y IIL'Qr 8. 1 SOMMERS·C:.MC TRUCK S INC 133 Prne St t' •ccllc- nt {ond ( oll 44 63 114 • Rutland Furniture Bargain Center 3- 2 pc. Livtng Room Suites 569 .95 -$150.00& Si99 .95 1 Ne w Living Room Suites $299 .95 each Sofa s Onl y Gold $30 .00 , Green 525 .00, Green 588.00, Gr ee n $7 9.95 , Green Flowe red $99 .95. Lt ke Ne w Berk lm e Re cliner s $125 .00 $75.00 Nor wil lk Rockers . like new Oth rr Chatrs $10.00 and up Swtvcl Des k Chair on ca s ter s $69 .95' Vtn yl Des k Ch,lir $49 .95 W,11 nut Olf1c e Des k. Nrw Prtce 5700 Use d Price $200 .00 Ft'lltHI Ca brn els 539 .95& up 3 Nc•w Ltv tng Roo m Tables $49.95 Tnp le Wa lnu t Dr esse r / $88 .00 I se,eral other c hes t & dressers in stoc k) S39.95 Desk & Chair W;lll Un it 19" Colo r TV, lik e new $1 98 .00 3 pc Be droom Suite , r ed ve lv et $99 .95 3 pc Wa lnul Bedroom Suite 5288 3 pc W,1 lnut Bedroom Suite $27 9.95 Bookca se Be droom Suite $169 .95 Ktng stw 4 pc . Bedroom Suit e, including rna tlr·e;s and box s pring s I seco nds ) $599.95 So lid 0.1k Drexel 12) Twin Bedroom Su ll e fo r bo ys room , 7 pc . including 2 se ts of · $599.95 new se cond bedd ing 3 Ma ple Basscll Ta bles 588.00 Wood Beds 510.00 & up Mattr ess & Box Springs, twin & full $20 up MPtal Be ds $29 .95 & 549.95 Anltque Wa sh Sta nd wit h towej rack. Old c lo th oa k tool s tooL oak sewi ng 0\achine , chatr s & tab les , ha ll 1ree , floor lamp with an tt que ·pink glass . $99.95 Love Se a l $25 & $39.95 Record Players $69.95 Component s- B·track and radio $69.95 5 pc . Brea kfast Se t $39.95 5 pc. Breakfa st Se t (wood) $139.95 7 pc . New Brea kfa st Sets s150.00 Gree n Double Ove n Range 25 Gas & Elec tri c Ranges gr een ·gold·white -co pper $69 .95 to 5200.00 Refrtgera tor s, white-copper -green 569.95 to S269 .95 Wood Corner Cabinets w-glass doors $99.95 New butfl ·in Green Oven Unit $199.95 2 Old Fas hio n Kit c hen Cabinets, wood with po r ce lain top $125 witho ut porc e lain lops $75.00 Ltke New Ba se Cabinet 539.95 Wood Wardrobe with 2' dr . m irrors $99.95 Maylag Wringer Wa s hers. $99.95 & up all guaran teed to work $69.95 Maytag Portable Dryer $49 .95 Me tal Slorage Ca bin e t $88 .00 Green Sink , Green Maytag Automatic Washer . Drye r , pa.ir 5399 .95 May tag Automatic Washer $69.95 to 51.99 .95 Use d Dryer s $69.95 to $139 .95 Red woo d outdoors Love sea t and Chair· For the pair $50.00 . $99 .95 Moores Gas Hea ter s175 .00 Warm Morning Heater JA CKSO N WEllS I ON G ALliPOliS AREA S UAO S MAKE II ~A S IER 10 HA Vl A SAL ES CARHR r Moke th e mos t by :. ellr n g I he be ) t rr ghr 111 '( O Uf o wn comrnun rty wr th o ur hrgh <o mm r~~ · oq pr o gram D1r ec t r n h o m e l or E11 re p r c ., en l olr .,.e\ r yrlopedro Br rllor rr( O are 11 (' l•d ed rn S o uth ~ r n Oh ro Colt Col umbu., o llr r e 864 ·0331 h(• f wee n l Oam and 7p m Mon fr r WO RlD BOOK CHILDCRAf I <,o lf'<:. re pr e<, errto r rv e~ w o nt ed Call 675 3775 446 7532 1972 CHEVY PICKUP I o~ lt:'r Co ol Co Go ll rpolrs 0 Skrd n\a 1e Prn e 51 1q72 Bl o1e r 4 whe el d rove oile r 5f'M 446 7646 coli 19 77 O t DS Q8 Arr PB PS Power Wmd o w ~ 6 w ay power ~ eat \ n ew lrre ~ body 111 r:; • cellun t condr tron Phone 446 79 07 o~ le r 500 S6 KW ( 0 E N ew parr11 l or e<; ban er re<, clu tch e ng rnc m or or Sn rgle o wle ~ h a rt W B ~ 6SOQ Cal l 756 9301 e ~e nrn g~ 1977 MUST ANG II'} ' V 8 4 ~ pd PS P6 o rr AM FM ~ t ereo rn da sh CB . lr~e new 9,000 m rl e~ !46 50 !r11n C oli J46 1155 alt er 4pm I Q7J VEG A 3 ~p'd (' .-. ( Sl100 ( o l l 750 1477 <a n d ' ! 966 M u~ ta ng Fo~ t b oc k 6 cy l ou to rodro h ea ter g oo d tr res b od y goo d 25 Mf' G o ~ ~ rng $800 or b o~ ! off er 388 9060 I 969 GMC PICKUP rece ntly ove rhau le d n ew trw '> no r u5 T (' ~ < (Ond S1200 Col l 4.t6 7090 o~ k l o1 Po ut ~Orne ene r gctr < pe r J.on to wor k ot leo :; l 4 hr o w e eK Dcpe norrrg 011 rh e or nou n l a t money you woul d lr k e to be rnok rng II you w ould lr ~e TO w orl-. lor u~ plea se co il w ll e< t 9l.IQ 111 6 ro ~ ~~up orr o ppo on lm enl Ma n l or rao l rn g & spou tu•g M u~ t bl} e ~p e 11 e n ced Ste ady wo rt.. Ph 675 !270 o r b 75 4582 ZINN S lANDING a l ull lrne ol bo o t orld o c ces.,o r re~ dealer '> h rp r~ flOW l oh rng op p iK o tr on~ l 01 the l ollo wr ng postt rono; m or rne mec h on rc rrgg or<. b oo ld·.ee po r :>e(le tory ma lo and lernole so le s per so mw l on oppo rnl m['n t Co lt · l or 446· 704<1 or ~lop rn o r l rrrr r ~ A sh la n d 431 Prk e St ~ I Rl 7 Go llr p ol ,, on 3 to 11 a nd 11 to 1 c,hd l f 01 RN '> a n d LP N s wo l h Pho r rnmolo g~ Con IQ ( I N arl t y Von M o t~>r RN Prn Pi tt> ' l Ca rt) Ce n!er 5 ~5 Jnd o,on Pr~f' Go ll rp ol 1' Ca tl446 71 1I OP~NIN CS REPUTABLE 19 /0 MU STANG pcd cn ru nn rng ca11d SSOO 1968 Pan t ro c 8 011 tiCv1lle S 150 Co li 388 B596 BUSINESS 1'1174 CAPRI good go ~ rnrleoge ( ~I I 446 7.669 aiter Sprn !975 TRAN S AM 400 o rr cond PB PS rear wrndo w de lo gger new Mrche lrn trres AM FM B !ro ck Bl ue mo!o ll rt Coli 145 5617 1977 ( AMAR O Coli 446171 I 1974 MUSTANG II G HIA loadod 011 new r o d1al~ Coll3 6 7 065 1 C HEY E NN~ Stat ron Wag o n PS PB AM FM 10 d•o stee l rodro l~ a nd ~ n o w tri CS p O'> r tract ron Wtlh 3 40 o pt ro no l g ear rar ro f1onr ond rear stobrl1zer ~ hea v y duty o!ternol o r c h oc ~~ . bo il ary ( tro rlc1 IOw rn g pkg ) 47 <XX> mtl m rl e ~ !sup e r shorp l O rr g em ! $7600. Sole $3100 Call 44 C 7734 01 •Whitewall Radials •Power Steering 1 •Sport Mirrors •Deluxe Wheel Covers •Tinted Glass •Radio Accom. Pkg. ACTUAL PHOTO J46 7206 1975 DODGE I ' 1 1976 FO RD F 250 c"all 36 7 71 87 1974 fOVOfA Stotr or1 W a g o n 4 ryl. , au t o Coll446 2300 1974 MONTE CARl O V 8 350 7 dr bu ck et seat s o il block 21 000 mrl es PB PS o r1 AM FM tape . new tnes e;or: C cond ( o ll 446 -7667 o l !er 4pm IF "Y OU ha vf' o ~ ~ · · .,. ,( \' 10 oil e r won t to huv u r ~ r .tl o,o m12th rng { H ' lou kmq l o r wor ~ 01 w hull •vr•r i •!U H y~>l rr>~uh~ ! o,tl"r w rth n St•lllill f•l Wur rl A d Ca ll 9911 156 C ARA GE SAl E lOQ Sp 11 r'g COLlEGE IS lOOk i ng manag er t1x~ Pornr:n oy Ho ve C. F ~ ' "'<' O rr1 \ e • ! e lleru !Oud r! I0/1 l o r 5)() 1hul!. do y l·r wl oy S t orl~o r 1Hl0 n rn Roo n or ~hrrn· FO UR Fo rnrly GaroqC' SoiP '• rnrle l r arn ( hf' ~r rr orr CR 25 W atch l o r ~ ogn ~ J ornt.· ~ MO('> g ar age Fr. 5or oil rlo~· ~u n of re r i 'l DO HUMMA V ~ Mn ~onr c l and 8 Q 4 .! ~ All emp iP M rddlt•po r t A pril J .l 7 BILL·JOE JOHNSON SAYS • IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A NEW CAR MAKE SURE YOU CHECK WITH GALLIPOLIS CHRYSLER FIRST. WE'LL SAVE YOU $$$$$$$$ OVER 40 PRE-OWNED CARS IN STOCK PORCH ~ A ll M onday l l rt"·.,day Jrm Spo nglf'r ~ gr C't.':t l h o u~P obave P o~ l O li o( (' m l?ullond ' YAR DS AL£ Ap rr13 &4 Wonwn ~ m f' n ~ ond r hrldr r>ro ~ all'''"" 1 In thong Wo rk panh wao\1 1 ?8 31 Gm d r Yl"l SSO or trodf' l or elC(Iri(OI nw:o( ' 'l' ll\~ Du':r lo. y ~ t lt'l' ' Svrofu'> P ll92 1400 Gallipolis Chrysler Plymouth 446-3273 1639 Eastem Ave. R<! , 15 . Secon d City TV 6 700 Club 8 Fi\ ce the Nation Loel and Vound Lost and Found lO~l lO)T HJ FrvP Pornh w ea po or cl rnen ~ (w lr t• rrrnlllt.' d glo ~--. !· ~ t o~t -.orJJPtrr11 l ' lo o, t v.e~!­ Rewo rd 98) 4]J3 GII•OI ro. PT L'C iub 13 Janak< JJ Dnr l" on Rro Gr a r· d!• It hr 11 wn nr" "" 'l~ ! 1 rh•· r>oont• nl W w ( n il )-I ~ ) 1-IJ FOU N D Pn11 ) Coli Jt~ 7 lltll~ (tw-.h.r · • Clli.'O 2 Sa les tr ainees . upt'rrence and -or 1 vn . of past secqndary education he l pfuL SUrfing UIHY U . &OO a year plu s bonu s. For confid entia l interv re w contact Ga l lipol is Bus in ess College between 11 and 1 p . m . , H Locust. Ga llip olis . Oh . -4563 1, 4<Ur -4J7l . 7S -02 -04721l SALl SMAN Wl 1~l rn 0110gemo11r ap por r unr t re~ H oo,p ttultrolooll r e l lft;'tnt;'111 al rd drc, o brlr ty benel rh p ro.,.r d e d by com pony St o rtrng sa lary u p to 5200 !m m edrotc o penrn g rn PomQro y area Natr onolly k n own <o rn po ny PhOne 61 4 446 7771 olt e1 11 ( Oil Cl .t 4J 6 / 64 0 SOME O N E lo do b ody w ar ~ om! rlcon up (O r'> Phone 7-I 'J 3154 A th ought for the day : President Woodrow Wilson said, " America cannot be an ostrich with its. head in the sand ." PUBLIC AUCTION SAlURDAY 10:30 A.M. APRIL 8, 1978 The folfow.ing items will be sold at the New Community Building , on State Rt . 33, Hart. ford , West Virginia, east of Pomeroy-Mason Bridge. JEWELRY & COINS: Vari e ty incl ud ing .21 Jewel Elgin Gold Walch . MISC.: Bas ke ts , Slone Jars, Organ Slool. Oval Trunk s. Old La mps , Bean Pols, Sil ve rwar e. P ic tur e Fram es, Guns . Numer ous item s not mentioned . Terms : CASH Lunch Available Signed : Jim Fiefds- Ph . 304-882 -2711 BRADFORD AUCTION CO. A. C. Bradford, Mgr . 61 4·949-2487 Not Responsible for Accidents - Please Cut Out- M ovie " Frontrer He lk.at 10 11 JG-A BC News 13 I 30- M ar cus Welby M 0 4 Movie Channel 4 S& 7 PM Out tawBiu es ( PG \ q & 11 P M - Star ts Born \ R l MON OA Y, APRIL 3, 1978 TELEVISllJN VIEWING 6 75-- M edl>t 10 . 6 3D-Columbus T oday 4 N ew~ 6 Sunrrse Semes ter 8 6 45--- Mornmg Re por t 3. 6 50--Good Mor mng , West V• r gin ia 13. 6 55- Chuc< While Repor ts 10. New• 1J o oo- For You Bl ac l.:. Woma n 8, Th is Is The L1 fe 6 Jo---- Talking Hands 8; . Ame r ican Problems Chall enges 10 : Agrt cult ur e. Food For Thou ght 7 DO-Eddie Saunde rs 6 T 1nk mg rn Black Treehouse Club 10; Newsm aker ' 78 13 7 7 00 Today 1-1. 15 . Good Mor nrng Amer1ca 6 l3 CBS News 8, Bull wrn k.l e 10 7 Jo--Sc hoo ties 10. 7 45-Sesame St 33 10 & 8 QO. Capt Kangar oo 8,10. q DO-M er v Grifl in J . P hil Don ah ue 4, 13, 15, Eoge of Night 6 Fam dy Affa ir 8, Mat ch Game 10 9 JQ-- Emerge ncy One 6. A ndy Gr i ff ith 9, Fam i ly Affair tO l O.Oo-Sanford & Son 3,4, IS; Pass the Buck 8: Joker's Wi ld 10: To Tell the Truth 13. 10 ]I) Hollywood Squares 1.13 15 Andy Grr ffith 6 Pr1ce r~ R1qlll 8.1 0. S.20.000 Pv r am 1d 13 13 8 3Q-Show My Peopl e 6; Jerry Falwe ll B. Urban League 10: AmaL ing Gra ce B1bl e Class 13 8 00-- Telethon Cont inues 3,4, Gra ce Cathedral 6 : Church Ser-v ice 10; Or E J DAn leis Present s Happ iness Is 13 ~ Som e of Go d's Ch1fdr en 15 11 IJO- Wheel of For tune 3,4,15, Happy Days 6.1J Elee Co 10 Se5ame St 10 8 31}-(elebrat ion of Pra 1se 6 D ct y at Drscove r y 8, James Robi son Presents 10, W 11fard W1lcox 13 Open Btble 15 q oo- Rex Hum bdrd 6. Re v Leonard Repct ss H. Or ct l Roberts 10; Jt m F r ankl1 n -13. Ernest Angley 15 Mister Rogers 20 . 9 . 3~ What Does The Bi bl e Pla i nly Say ? 8:· II I s Wr itten 10 . Ch ur ch Ser vic e 13 Zoo m 10 10 oo--Aware 6; Chr ist ian Center 8 Sesa m e St 20. Movie ' The Story o f R uth" 10, J i m my Swaggarl tJ; Gospel Si ng i ng Jubilee 15 10·Jo--Hot Fudge 6. Way o f the Cro ss 8. Gar ner Ted Arm strong 13. 11 OG--Te leth l)n Cont 1nues 3. 4 . Big B tue Marbl e 6 . Ernesl Angley 8 Re.l( Humbard IS , Rev Henry Mahan 13; lnflnlly F" ctory 10 Animal s. Animals 6.13, Elec Co. · ll : ~o-A n ima l s . 10. 12 ·QO-Issues & Answers 6; Fa ce the Nat ion 8. Rebop 10; Blue Ridge C Jar tel 13: This Is The Lrle 11 12 3()-Direct lons 6; Chr i51 <an Broadcast B. The Issue 10; EvMge lls t Calv i n Evans 13 . 1nslgh t Characteristics of Learn ing Disab ili t ies 20 lS oo-Communique 6; Bob Jones 8; Cha llenge of lhe Sexes 10 ; I ssues & Answers 13 : Liltle Rascals 15. Antiques 10; High Schoo l Basketball 33 1: Jo-Amerlca ' s Black Forum o; To Be Annou nced 8. Town Top ics 13; Hock l og Valley Bl uegr ct ss 70 1·45- NBA Basketball 8: Med tx 1) , Wrestling LS Soundslag e 10. 2 3G-BoKing 6. 13 ; J :OQ-Great Performa nces 70 Beller Way 15. High Schoo l Basketball 33 J: JQ-Amer lcan Spor tsman 6.13 . Marty Robbins' 4·QO--Au to Rac ing 8,1 0; Publ ic Pol 1cy For um s 15 4: 15-Sports Magaz ine 6,13. • · 3~Wide 5 55--St ln 5e Semester 10 6 OQ- PT L Club IS Spotlight 15 FURNITURE : Pie Sale, Round Oak Ta ble , Wooden Ic e Box . Several Old Cupboard s, Oak Rocker . Corner Cupboard . Sq . Oak Table , Wa sh Stands, Wood Chair s, 3 pc . Bed Rm . Suite (wash st and) , Iron Beds , Hi -Boy Ches t, Primit ive Cupboard . GLASSWARE : Carnival , De pres sion, Pressed. TOOLS : Traps, Plows, Hand An vi l. 12 OQ-Soul Trai n 6 S as-- Far m Repor t 1) , PT L Club 13 SUNDAY , APRIL 1, 1978 for Gallipolis, 0. RUMM AGt ~A l ~ ~o me l hrng ~ o r l"d' r yont! M o nrla ,- thru f 1rdoy A~.ll rl3 7 1 1 rom ~ rn :o rde ] (' , 0 '> Need od boby srt rer q re er, sc hoo l dr~ltr(t 44 6 0009 1968 FO RD good condrlr on SJOO Co ll6 7~ 7588 o r6751) 5:1 1q73 CHEVY SUPER •Automatic. Trans; · Help Wanted 5373 II J Po nt oo t •Air Conditioning 77 f ord pr c kup F 100 ran ger 6 r ~ l PS tok l• uv PI povnwn l ~ .:146 6578 ! 973 ' f GM C PU !9 7C Fo rd , I Pr c: ku p 1973 F700 For d Du mp hu ck !97 4 Fi)O ~ Ol d Super Cob PU 1973 l nte rnotro nol 1800 Sc r •c s <ob & !h ass r!. ta ndem dr rvc nnyl to p Clll to ndrt rof\HlQ P ~ P li f'I M I M roci ro 30 000 rr11ll'~ SJ 500 Ca o;se tl e to pc> dt• t !- onclu d('d Ph o ne 7-1 2 3187 I lr t ., ~ 1A I JO N ! Ofl d 111011 I{,IJI:t Bl A CK I ORO Granad o I' '" I I/ I QJ.1 • . . ( hrr ~ l y Lmh •301 V-8 Engine 1976 VW RABBI I 446 431 S 19 ?4 ' 1 I Chev PU 1973 EIComrn o wrth t op I'J7] NOV A <1 8 000 rnrl e~ E ~ ~ 197 4 '1 I Fo rd PU t o•lt('tl l umdr! ron 985Jq 78 19 74t hree -l ourth Ch ev PU u lt('r -1 JO 197 1 GMC 9500 Tra ct or rm ellt ly 197d • 1 I Fm d Pr ckuiJ GMC PIC KUP 19 !5 ' 1 To n Ch ev r ole t Pr ckup r,~ r>rhoul~·d lll'W III E''> 110 r u~l ! {j75 ', I Ch e vr ole! PU ~~ · ~·ll t •ll ! rn mlrtron $1 ?00 Col i l • Tru (k Hciadquott ers 1974 ' I r GM CPr <ku p 197 4 ' r 1 GM C Prell. up 19 73 ' 1 ( he.,. Prc kup 1974 ' , I GM C PU 1 1<03 ' , 1. Ch e.,. PU l1l -l .14 f, 7090 m ~ l or Poul nr • RACINE, OHIO SPONSO RED BY LOCAL FHA Name Brand hem s: Skll. Black & Deckor, Stonloy, Equipment 6Ci Ponlro c Frr c brrd 350 enq J spd n e w trrl~~ $bOO ~4b 4136 NEW C:.MC Auto Sal<·• • \t lt'l ~n i t ·~ • • • • .• SPRING CAR BUYS 75 Ford ~57 9 7 Th~n~~~::ing Auto Sales Auto Sal.,. Gallipolis, Ohio .• • 1976 Chevelle Classic ..S3695 SWAIN AUCTION BARN PUBLIC AUCTION v ises ~ Th1rd & Cour l ••t lo r run!.. SCASH$ lr>rYtCe i tem s ~ ~,1 <,P Answer 8 M r~ A u gu~tu ~ ) r e(• l r ~ t would lr lo. l:' 10 opolog•H' lor rn l\"ng dr l111 l'l lo~l ~o l urdoy l c Mr Terms : C~sh APEARD L_. ,) ~ 100 Flea Market. Gallia THURM A N HOU l i: onl tque'> h Jt nrturc '> h rpprng repor r and rP h nr~hed 'Co un ty Rd ~ o il 3S Cr•n tc• .,.dlc Vrlloge (l o ~<'d M o ~tda 'r' 8. [ uc~do y h•err rng .., by opporn t rncn t 245 9479 '9'a _Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. ilil. Phone 9!2.2181 R ,ob l'l l ~ Oy Henrr Arnold and Bob Lee ·_ ,,_, KARCC Pt• • If you've had the cabi n l eve r blu es, h ere ' s the cure. Com e to th e French -I J (l Pomeroy Landmark rnP ' f' A 50UAl ~ We have en larged our se rv ice department and wi il ser-v ice Hotpoint and other bra nds . nrghr Plem r• lmyr'Wf! CO N tR O l HUN GE R and lo::.c ,..,.,qht wilh N ew 5Hopt' Dr<'l Plan and Hydrc ~ Wa ter flrll ~ At rru·h Phon no< y ''n9 ''' ' SC RAMBLED WOAD GAME H1s r· U\ APPLIANCE SERVICE ·n d tlu• nq•l•'> lt• l lo r • I wr·rrl•. r I (onr l or t r, •11>~1 [lo l 1111!l II'>~ 1'1 bt ' (ll('l \ J,, or' Ill' ,.,~ ~ lok r •r· tf,., j•·r <(]dy Lo<ale d on W Va S1 de Pom er oy Mason Brt dge (JO<I 77J 5771 thr\ o ppo r ltJIIr ly t. rr,rJ h oflnd ., who o rr•ur h du1r 11 g th(• ITIOihl'r Mr~ ( faro (JIJI t" fi, C l R AM lC~ NN..- ( lo-. ~e ~ bt'guHlrng Apr d 4 and S Grt' Crl war f' o n' \ '>UP plrf"' Cu ~ t o n 1 ht rng Call ! Hf RA CIN E Volurrtccr F11e Depar trn E" n t wrll '> POns or a gun <, hoo1 every Sa turday ot 6 prn at rhe rr buddrng 11\ Bo.,hon Fat tory cho lo. l' gu n<, onl y J_._ ,., At .. ,., Pollor rl , ~ t 1RH HA VH l JHH tld11 ··•orl f'q uo tf' to P• • •·O ~1 and p~pry nne of u r, . o•d lu11>~ly mlfl lrrl'llfh ,,, , 11 ~ lr1r y uur p1o yc··~ f lo we r<., GR APH IW1 1 Pill v. rth Drado 11 pion nror e <o nvenrc nt tha n grop c>lru il '> l al )O i os l yrng oneols and lo; L' wl:'rglrt Re vLO 0 1ug NORRIS ---ooDGE • • WE HAVE 30 IN STOCK. Wanted. to Buy HIG LEY I BARBER \HOP OPEN8 CARROLL •• Don 'I forget you owe it to yourself to check with us before you buy any car, New or Used . We can save you money . We are The Friendly Dea ler, so call or see one of these Friendly Salesmen : J . D. Story , Ray Douglas or Bill Nelson . Nolic~s .See th e ~omplete Line of 78 Dodg e Trucks & Vans At • • • • • ., 'oticP!' to S C1.05i:D ~ UNOAY 8. M O N DA Y Gll 15 8 00K ~ & POif E:fO' Notice• , • • /,,,.[ full power , ai r . $1995 " You 'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Bu si ne ss' GMC Financing Open E~ening s Until6 :00- Til S p.m. Sa1. Pomeroy MR See P.:~ l Hill Roc k )I Hupp or Darrell Dodril l For A Good Deal on a New or Used Vehicle Open Eve nmg s t tl6 00 except Thu rsda y and Satu r d.1 y Clo sed Sunday Q91 ) 196 Mrddleport, 0 . ~~ The Mental Health Center is a private, non -profit corporation and an equal opportunity · employer . Please contact the Center Personnel Office at the Community Mental Health Center in Gallipol is, telephone 446 -5521 if qualified and interested . Addit ional information is available through the Oh io Bureau of Employment Services . Karr & Van Zandt Pl us Tax and "\ Tit le Card of Thank~ llJtJt" , f \ll)'\1 $3795 $3395 $8995 $3695 $3195 $3995 $2395 $1895 $1695 $1995 $1895 $1495 $895 $1295 $895 $1495 $795 $595 NEW BUICK, PONTIAC 'AND GMC TRUCKS. See one o'f these courteous sales men : Pete Burris , Ma rvi n Keebaugh or George Harris . 1 • Stereo !ape, T&T wheel, Price •Power Brakes Experience with elderly persons preferred. I! I DRIVE HOME A WINNER c6 ~ WAS r{ $2495 Se nior Fri~nd s serve as friend s to older persons who may need assista nce d ue lo em otiona l. me ntal or physica l impairments or to socia l or phy sica l isolation This ser vice Is per sona l ized according to I he cli ents ' needs . 'Seni or Friends are re sponsibl e for k nowi ng the ir comm unity resources and for assisti n g their cli ents in appl yin g tor and r eceivi ng a vai lable services. sm5 ,. 1973 CADIUAC SED. DEVILlE 1973 CADIUAC CPE. DEVIUE BONANZA ne ces ~ary . WE ARE MAKING SOME GREAT DEALS ON Full power, air , stereo. fu ll these worker S are as f oll ows : Ph ysica ll y able c it izens over age fifty .fi ve with ava ilable transportation to · work with Senior Ci t izens over th e age of si x ty These Indivi dual s r esi de i n nursing homes . State' ~nt al health centers . .:~nd p riva te residences . No degree is $6195 1976 Buick Limited 2 dr . H. T., loaded, only 17 ,521 miles . 1977 Pontiac Trans Am 2 dr ., auto ., tape. sharp one owner. . 1975 Buick LeSabre, 4 dr . H. T., extra nice for75 model 1975 Ford Granada 4 Dr., auto., air , p.w., p;s ., p.b., vinyl top 1975 Mercedes 2400, diesel engine, air, has everything 1974 Buick Ele. 225 Cust., 4 dr. H. T., Buick's best . Only 1974 Buick Century G.S., air, auto., bucket seats, low mileage. 1974 Ford T-Bird, red & white, low mileage, Ford's best. 1973 Pontiac Lemans , 2 dr. H. T., auto ., air, local one owner. 1973 Pontiac Lemans , 4 dr. , auto., sold 8, serviced this one. 1973 Ford Gill. 500 , 2 dr. H. T., nice clean 73 model, air 1972 Pontiac Catalina 2 dr. H. T., red with white top . Clean. 1972 Buick Skylark 2 dr. H. T., auto., p.s., p.b ., local one owner. 1972 Caprice Chev . Wagon , auto., air, make a nice family car 1972 Chrysler New Port2 dr. H. T., auto., air, runs good 1972 Chev. Imp. Cust., 2 dr. H. T., silver & black top. Only 1972 Ford Torino 4 dr . sed ., runs OK . Needs some paint work 1971 Buick Skylark Wagon, air, runs extra good. 1970 Ford Maverick 2 Dr., 6 cyl ., 3 sp., nice for 70 model 1970 Chrysler Newport, 2 dr . H. T., body extra nice . $7500 in te rior , full power ai r . AM.FM stereo & tape , T& T wheel. SE NIOR FRIEND WORKERS. Qual ifi ca tion s .lor POMEROY, 0. • Doc Smith's is currently accepting ··applications for the following positions : r PH. 992-2174 1976 CADIUAC DEVILlE SED. SPECIAL EDITION MUSTANG II'S VANS &TRUCKS ON ALL USED CARS AT 5 Full power , air , stereo, T& T whee l. cru i se . .'78 DODGE I $9700 Ai r , full power , stereo. T& T THE GALLIA.JACKSON-MEIGS COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER Worl d ot Sports 6, 13;. 5:QO-- Telethon Continues J,.rl : Women ' s Golf 15. Rl"bop · 10; High School Basketball 3J. 1:3Q-Eiec . Co. 10. · 6:IJO-Marcus Welby. M.D. <: Le1'5 Deal With II 6, Champ ionship Fishing 8. VoyaQe Ia the Bottom ol the Sea 10 : Adam 12 13: Cll flwaod Ave Kid5 IS · Zoom 20 . 11 30---Kn oc kout 3,15, Fa mrly Feud 6.1 3 Partndqe Famtly 4 Love at ~t f e8 .1 0 ; Sesame St 20,33 11 5>--CBS N ew~ 8 Loving Free 10 12 oo- Newscenter 3, N ews 4,6,1 0. To Say The Least 15 , Gambit 8 R1ck F oucheu)( M 1dday Mag azi ne 13 12 Jo- Ry an ' s Hope 6, lJ . Bob Br a un 4. Gong 'Silow 15 Sear ch for Tomorr ow 8. 10 , E lee Co 33 I 00· For R1c her tor Poorer 3 All My Chtldren to 13 News 8 Young tlnd the Restless 10 N o1 '\J r· Womf'n .P Only IS 1 30-·Days o f our Lives 3,4 15 A. s the World Tur ns 8 10 2 oo---One li fe to Li ve to , 13 2 3G- Doclors 3. 4: Guidi ng L1gh t 8. 10 3 QQ.- Anot her World 3, 4,15 ; General Hos pit al _6. 13 Adam S chronicles JJ, Li f1a s. Yog a an d You 20 3 3Q-AII In The Fam il y B.I O. Pr ime Ttme 20. <1 OQ--- M isl er Cartoon 3, Edge ol Ni ght 13; M y Thr ee SonsJ , For Richer , For Poorer 15, M er vGn fl tn6 Gilli gan ' s Island 8; Sesam e Street 20.33. Gomer Pyle, USMC 10 4 Jo- L1tll e Rascal s 3. 15; Gil lrgan·s Is land 4: Brady Bun ch 8. 10. M ary T yl er Moore 13 5 oo- Bonanza 3. Star Trek d, Gun smok:e 8: M is te r Rogers Ne ighborhood 10,J3 ; Hoga n's Heroes 10 Emer gen cy One ! 13, PeH icoat Junction 15 5 30- New s 6. El ectr ic Compan y ~0 1 3 3 , Mary Tyler Moor e 10: Hogan' s Heroes 15 6IJO- News 3.4.8,10.13,15 . ABC News 6: loom 10 6 3Q- NB C News 3, 4.15; AB C News IJ; Carol Bur nell and lriends 6; CBS News 8.10: Over Eas y io. 7 oo-Cro ss W i ts 3, 4; L iar s Club 6. Marty Rabb1ns ' Spolli ghl 8: News 10, New Newl ywed Ga me IJ Grlli gan 's Island 15; Da niel Fos ter . MD 10. You Know Y our Schoo ls 33 30- That Nashv ille M usic 3, In Search Of 4 Muppe f Show 6. Match Game PM 8: Mac Neil Lehrer Reporl20.33 ; Wild Kingdom 10 ; Candid Ca mera 13. Nashville on !he Road 11 • , B DO-Littl e Hause an the Prair ie J,4, II; Capta in & Tennille 6, 13 ; Good T1m es 8 : Consume r Sur v1va r Kil 70.33: Gospel Road 10 6 3D- News 6; 30 M inutes 8, Newsmaker '78 13 . Mr.r ty Robbins' Spo tlight 15; No'a 20. 7:QO-Worl d of Disney 3.4, 15; Young Pioneen 6.1J 60 Minute• B. IO; Spo lelo U.S A 33 , 7.3o-Crockell 's · Vicfory .Garde n 20 . B:Oo-Prolect U.F.O. 3. 4.15 : Rhoda B.10: Prnln & the Pillsburgh 20,33. 8:3()-{)n Our Dwn B.10. 9:QO-Mo,le " Love'• Dark Ride" 3,4,1S; Movie " Hrgh Plain• Dr iller " 6,1J ; All In The Fam il y 8; Anna Karen ina 20,33 ; Your Cholc;e for the Osc ars 10. 9:Jo-AIIce 8. IO :QO-Dalla• B: Austin City Limit• 10: Firing Line 3J. 11 QO-News 3,4,6;8,10,13. 11; Fawlly Towen 33. II : 15-ABC News 6; CBS New5 B,10; PMA Pulse ll 11 : JG-Mov le 1 ' T he Violent Men" 3; Mov ie " House ol Lards" 4; M ovie " rhe D isappearance of Aimee" 8·3o- Baby. I' m Back 8. Turnabout 10,33 . 9 DO- Movie " Th e Win d an d the L ton" 3 4 ~1 5 ( her 6,t3: MASH 8,10; Adam s l hronl cles 20. Shepher d'' Pie 33. · 9 3()-{)ne Day AI A Time 8,10 : Make m and Clan cy )3 10:0()-{)SCAR Awards 6,13 ; CBS Reports B.10: New s 10: Original• 33. • 10 ·3o-Farm Digest 20; Anyone fo r . TenAyson ? 33 . II :00-News J,4,8,10. ll ; Dic k Cavell10. 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WISEMAN, BROK-ER 446-3796, EVE JIM COCHRAN , SALESMAN 446·7881 , EVE E. N WI SEMAN, BROKER G·ALLIPOLIS 500 2ND AVE. All l t' VI' i c~lonq ') t Hv..; SSJ J 8 R m od t r n home W1lh bu 11 rn 1-. d t ht n F A turrH CC p.1r 11,,1 !),1St rn 1 t1f 7 por c h£ " ~Pp.lr.llt OM Mit ~lld \urnrnN k ttchen nlc.,o w or k sh op & s t orage MC<l LO t<, Of IJU IOr fl{j 'i POI S for ll('W n onu ., on l!l r G 1llt ~l Co Rurdl Wrlh r ~ .;o:..t Al':iO dll 1nco rh illY• <.. till\ nt pro perl y CALL NOV\ FOR MORE DE fAI L> COUNTRY LIVIN G ft ,- ou l1kC l rt s. t1 country r1rr lh 1~ r<, tnt . o n£ 6 roorn ll OU\t & I A IOI .l 13 R 11onw w lh j •11 (1 nt c < coun try kli Ch1 n Wrflr Wrll ov t n B. counli' top r.1nqe .<trd n1C f OU 11 ll CcliJIIll'I:O N rtt.. fro fr on t p,1t ro H o nH ttt ':> h,l(l n .t l tiOOC1 ( drt /\l<,o It 1'> l flO <.. 1 ', ht Cl lOCdlt:'d 01~ IJI ,u k top ro 1d CAlL NO\\ COMFORTA BLE OLDER HO ME BR to r lll tl l ltYtnq r ou rn ldmrly r ou 11 1 Olfl 11q r oom llrU K.t! 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PI CT URES OF ALL OUR LIS TING S IN TH E OFFICE COME IN & LET U' HE LP WI TH OU R RE AL ESTATE NEED S ON E ACRE PLUS Vacant ldnd 'n t tl , o f M ll1 ri ll port R~ .11 n u 11ur rtr nq IOI h oh & (1r y N 1h lr11 q ".hlctr lr11 rllrflrlylhtrr 'p pr o> JOO II tr on l rl<J oo r BEAUTIFUL RI VE R FRONT HO M E Gt rlU I If ut! 100m ll o rn !' w rtll rl j)ilflO I d!nl ( Vt{' W of lht.: nvPr I A Full 1J d', t'r1lt.'ll1 V;!tln woorll)urnrnq t H pl rtc 1 Jt .. J t II room w th lo. rlt ht>n(' lt(' PX Cr llenr tor t 11 11 rltttlll nQ or cl(1n( nt1 Nr cro rnoctern k tl (h ('r 1nc I uri 11(1 cJr!>ll r.\IH r r.1nq1 &. n I! tU t rc~t o r f ormcll drn F'I<J roo111 IMnllv r oom t or rn.111 rv1nQ r oom & J IHl ftrW / t ulll l dlfl<:. & o:, t10W( r r., F-uel otl r r~ t urnc~c( Excc- l lrn ! 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Coun l y M1ne N o I Good bu ddrnq ~r i C!! nnd r u r al w.1ter lap p a te! f or CALL NOW $49,500 3 m rl~5 fro m crt y ll('lg llborhoo d~ Gtll OnL ol lilt dff'Ll 5 rnos t deS11ab le l cl /t ( ilCILrny H ry l Sc h oo l Gre(' n E ICill llliCH y SdlOOI J 8R r 'l nCh hQ~ p l itbl !." lil m rfy k rf chen d1 n ng MC~ H t1~ lo.no tl y p ne p.1nc l ng burl! n co Lr n li; r to p rn nqr> oven cl c,pos,, l d• shwa sh e r tg l tV nq r m W1lh lr r ~ep l l tf' cwocl J 1 )1 60 bc1r n J eM gara ge F IFTY SEVE N ACRES Good l encect pa st ur e pon ct I mt)CI som£> wa lnu 1 l'tllllC'r dl r g ilt s go w t h t ar m Shown by ap porn t men t only SE LL RE N TAL PROP E RTY 11 rr r o;, 1T10r r ur I• ..,., ol v1 I l i t~ 111( IIQSI If I v I Ill'. , <, Ill I pOll I Oil rT HHI 1 ,.; I 1-- oc;o., I I• 1100~ 111 ft r lv'J(t 11 OJ It 1lrn1 <, Llo-. t•J MOBILE HOME COURT rn re r qood mob te hom ('_, lor M ed CIO':.r 10 ( 1l y ThC~l (lrl n qood co na 1 on E l':.f to KC>Q p r en tl'd GoO(! rn Vl SI !Il f' fll owner 11'1111 ';.CII w 111 !.ma tt n ..vn patmcnt or t~mcJ cor 1rd CI ro ,, n 1 qu 11 lrt.;d buy r CALL 10 II ACREAG E \ uc: tr rr ., or tl Kk.IIIJI ro tl 1 111 ol 1n, or n1or 1 WU(rq IOI J l!trl(j I r cl '-,()1 11 )1 pr l(l H ,l 111111 I 1 H ':t< I 001 Or r.. I LUI ul l u \OOd ( 111 N O ,, Oft y LARGE HOME IN CITY $45,000 Kyg er Cn •c k 'lt h oo t ~; 3 B R l r!!mc ran ch l u l l ; CMpc tcd W('l\ l.lnned ~ J! chi"n w !h rnnqr dtShwao;, ht r SIIM k bar iillilrhfd C! <lr <l(!f' IJ <i <., l'(ll(>n l lt' \ cl 100 ~~:1 6 5 lot You Ill ke the n cu:o~h b o r hooc! Moot rn ) BR r,1111 1 ~Will •lPPrO • ,, ~· dr <, 11 IIH rm oprl!l t J rnCiuw, i !Orm dOOr\ "\ [LH nol .,. . , Il l u:n !rrtl cl fr k rt hr 11 Ill rHH! r tr l IIJ I , n/ Du 11 111 r ll>lrl t h I ullll 1 Pl n l o'J rltl l}t!IIJ rloor <, f.<UI,j W 11 I •{ I 11\ !, II l(IP (1~LL N OW LOVELY COUNTR Y ATMOSPHERE Bcr1U i tf ul new 3 B R br1 c k fron t home w th l 11ep tac (' Jorm.1 1cl ntng room & l a r q(! ca t tn k ll chen w th to t\ of butll rn ta b tnc ts range & drs hwashet '} f ull b r1 f hs & a Ul th f Y r oom Pl us 7 c ar g ar aQc Th1S ho m (' 1S sr t u ated on a w oode d l o t app rox 1 acre ~oon to b e comle l rd DON1 LET $35,000 3 [JR lr<tmt~ r ,m ch tUSI 3 m rl<' '• lrorn H OilN Hospr l ill '>Pac,ous l<'vel lc=twn we l t l iHlCI'>c aput Gr('JI nr1ohborll oct All elec l r iC t ully ca rp('f (Ct illlac necl gM <"<J(' e x t n lq UI III IY r m k ICII C'n hn s snd ck bar SepM.liC ( 111nq urr.1 $35,000 J BR MO flW l drntly rm Franlo.lrn f rr pld CC tow cost ga•, 11(<11 If V'"l Wl ll landSC1lPPd 100 ':1. 1UU 101 VNY <1! fr ,l(!rVC Of1 Ck. Jro11 t w t h rt>(lWf)Ocf Sr(l nQ tv Kyqu Creek. Scnoo l <.. J BR b r rc k 11 ba t hs l r1rn d y rn wIll t rr t pi,1 Cr Kr !Cil('n ll aS lot ~ o t ca brnt I "> ~n i! C k IJ,1 r rr~nq c d r ~nwntnc r di~POSd l fo r rnill c1 n1n L1 Mlcl '"'lull, ( MPCI CU 1• tiUt.: wooc1ed 101 $59 ,000 AND UP 1/Vf' IMV( ';C VCrc11 11 0r llO TllE''> 10 ShOW tht <,t r OU S tw, I IOOk.tn C! lor 1 t o~ OR cc unr shak e ,Hid ur rclo.. ' x 11 r or r., c;,wrm mt ncJ pool < IC II ( OU ,1r e r C'etlly r n l rrt.:~ fNI 11 .1 tuxurv ll omf' m,lk r an appotn!rn(nlto loo .... ,,, til(' r $2S,OOO DOW N 1OW N RES r AURA N 1 WLII e~tablr~hf'd rc ~ ftlu r 1n1 '>C'd t nq .18 ancJ rccr(•d t ron nnll Wt l h up to {! l i e l'QUIPI11Cn t pr esen t owner /l (t'J burl t t hr <:, rnlo c1 ltlrtvrnq nus1nt• ss po tt.•n l rd l unlrmrl r>tP Pr ~u ct ri.'ilSOrlolOil (till soon t or mote ch l rl rl'> $18,000 Otcl wr> ll V ll t~ (JP '}s tory J BR h0111 C' 1n qood conU E .l l n k. r t c h~:n hfls ncMIY new cab rnc ts n l'W tw t wr1 1N 11 n k Storm door<; rl!ld w rndo w s N ew r oo t GMiHI• 1 acre If V1 1\0I If 'JOU r C t} Ud ejC l nlt ll dl' C11JI li Lr l l lo. ! ol I(JOk 1 $18,900 t • J stor y nomr (')(CCI len t cond n<>MI f new C:.•<t rnq ctl (t oa f concre te po r c nes an{J w at lo. s 76 xn c.n ncrltf> tJIOC k garaq(' qas c1 t y w .11cr dnd st:'weraqe rn c tt y l onC'd cornmc r cJal $150,000 $42 ,600 117 a cre dar r 'l f a r m . neur R o Grnctl ' Ocau ttf ul new 4 BR home ? f u ll b aths ful ly ca rp<:tc.•d lam r m 1 c ar Jar tHW plu~ olclN home <;,ullal>l r.• tor te nan t or rcn tnl ll1r s 1<; tr uly a Showpi (1 Cf' W o u lcl be Jtleal l or busmess J(' nl urt.' oo td cour sC' cou ntr y ctuiJ Cd SY rl cc ess lrom FORTY fl.CRE:, ncar Vrn ton 15 dlff> S i ill c~ill c r1 .... 1 roll rn q tlnCl wopdect pas t ure l BR frc:\111~ ttom~.: N rtl il-Ium S!Cir n q nr cc modern k rtc hcn N•ltl to t"> ot ( dl) n. I s nnd U111Cjt hrlrn Ol ller Ou l b lctq ~I 15 acre dil ry f arm nc;Miy new m il k tn<t p ar lor bu lk tonk DcL a >Jol tn lkNS o 111rr n ccrss rtrv cqu m en l to )L' t m e 10b donL• l c1~ 1 RrmoctC' INl f 1rm home barn l ftlcr outl l>dg 3 ponds 111 nrr,11 r+ltlliS qo V/1 111 ! t-trm 127 a cres <warlabtl' lor lrrtse Owner w rll also sell daJT y 1crd antJ o tn rr f ctr rn t qurpmcn t sc .. cn t y F ou r ac r e f ar m good 1 stor y l um llom( qood \)ar n o t nrr ou tb fdg s l .tOO l b tob 1.1cco hdsC' la tr tcncC'S som e l rrn oer, all rnrn er a t rt qhts to w rl h l drrn BUILDING ? We hitv P <;fvrrat c hace hUII cl rrHI (, li P'> ilV<1rlabiC' R l N o 160 R l No S5 t 1~ 1 N o J'i C l tl t or OCti iiOn t1 1ld pr+ Cf' 446-3636 lH Q l ~ 110 ' OR l HI ~ ONE SL IP BY CALLIODAY PICTURE PERFE CT E • cP II en t 6 r oom rt2model f'd housr l oc;~t cd on " Oe a ulrl ut b l r1 t kl op r oad kt f CIH!Il N rln b uilt 1n cilblnCl S ~ t a11li ('>S5 !.f eel s1nk & d l 5hWt1Sher D 1n tng roorn WI Ill F ranklin W ood Durncr House at'io lltl 5 IOV<•Iy ca r pe l t hrouqhou f & a1 r cond1 fr Ont t1g N 1cc barn cellar ":. forage & w ood sh ed Good l rnc fe nces & lru11 !f ees A l l fh ts 15 o;,r t ua tcd on f1ve burld1n4 ANY HOUR YET STOP BY AND US AT GALLI POLIS 0 lSI , LOCU ST ST BETTER Audrey Canaday Realtor Assoc1ale M ODE h'~l t ' V AE PR OD UC 1 I ./I "\RM I ( 1 \ f.' ( 1\ TI •t I ~~ ~. ol Ill' " '" u <)) •'' '' ' ' I•' 1 I fl Cdl! l or rnorc cfttarts • lq IJ tr • 1 ) \) IIJ Jlr Jr n l HO J I !Jd t tu 1 11 11 ttl tl !1( I l l ll f 1 r ~11 ! ! ft..l rr r Tllll t (l IN l l!IJOII "'HI I)Hilrll{l I pi II "'" H II I ' I ! t!<. ll l rllt ll ·~ { (.)1 0 1\'\0 1\. M;d• l f..l I A LO V E L Y COU NTR Y HOME AN09ACRE S \ tnr , 111c1 11111f o npl ' ly rt il\011 I (I t!hrCit HHI1 l U1 \- l lr ll 'A <,t{l lltl {II VW Ill 'V II p If 1 r nd lf'"JH l riH I t l~ lr•ll ll rll( eft VI f { 0! /11 d J I~ il IHJI1l OPt 1 '> l r~ 1 ,) <;, t llt( IJd!ll I U q lo.rl r llt n lrH I drn nCI lrt 1 ..,., 11 qu t h(-y\lt~r ll 1 Otllt 1 l Jtltl \\r ~\ l fC\'UJ)t)ly' loq 11 11 11 qtflll Ill ( <, f 1 HHI t (! ll 11 t! tl, lJU I llll [) 1lUI lu ll 1 f lr ilt\11 11 \ I 1u<:. t top• tof 1111 rnon ~f' lt1ll t or morr ell Tr1tl<.. 1 ) D.l.\ y I • SEE Lou Lutton Realtor Assoc tate Evemngs 446-3005 JB 900 AND FRAME rIll S nt.'W llOfllt l'l o;,e ll •n I on 10 J ,1c rc '-. of 1)rounrt Jtw .. nom( 11.1., J 100 "iqu H r ", 1 o 11 r 11 Furrn.il l o ;• r l tlE ct room !> J v1 r y nlOti Tr n !Hill S bUll lr ten IM41 I v rrl tl roorn wJ1!1 woodr>n pl rlll"lind " IMlH l lo o r lll(f tJ•'1utdul Colornflo <, l on 1 1 r pl rl Cl' l'lm 1l y roo m Vt ry 110cl rn llrll( ~ti <N 1 1 -."l l l tr lilrll p(1nlrf 1 lciiJOr,11f OcJ I>. (,lt)t!lt J<, (o rnrncl S I O\ ~ Ch <i tlw l <.. llt I trl <;h co rnp,lc tar ,ll 1 0 ut •l• ty rootn wlltl o.lk ( ,1D!Il• I'> torrnnl cttn nq .Ht' 1 l c M ct'1rr1tlt wrtn ,1u1orn 1t t OP t iH r M,H1 Y m ort It rlturt.. '1 V< ry 1 .1 ~ h !ull y ch co rt e<il On!' ol ttll 1'110.., 1 qr,t ClOU'i llOtnr <., r!l Gt,llrrl Lounly w rl n <1 1,1ntd '> l l VI 't.. I PLANTATION 69 Acres Wh at a oeau t rlul ho m e Sf R l 325 a n d Co r o Mill Rd E1 ghf roo rn s ba th a nd pl enty w a ter Farm w e ll t cn ce d Go od out b u tldtngs 35 A cr es leve l t illabl e l and Mu ch more - SELLING REA SON ABLE' \/1 I, 10 ACRE BU IL DING SI T E Good rollrnq l cllld on b l tl ck t op road Mos t i'lll l tll ilblr JCil(CS Ml' l r1 ( Sp r 1no ,w~l table t or wa i N dt vf'laorncnt Cto<;c to c hutdl GOOD BUY PRI CED IN TW E N • We're Out To Sell The Earth.· CALL NOW. OHICF. 446-7699 HOME-446-9539 BEAUTIFUL BRICK RANCH on l city loti. level with t7xl5 ovolln ground swimming pool , 3 bedrooms , !lull D quqta s w etn erno u - Br o Ke r 446 4144 SALES ASSOC IAT E tJ~W 3 bcdwom hnu~ e I 7 both !. oil oloc 1 orr£> M rd d!epo 1 c lo!>c to Rutland P+-tonu ~ ') ! 4HI Com me l{l ol prop&rty opproJt 17 o c r e~ lovol lond loco red dt lvppe!!• Plo rn s o n Ohto Ro ute 7 Phon a (bl4) 667 b304 VA FHA 30 yr lr nomrng ol ~o rei na ncrng Ireland Mor tgoyp 11 I ~to t e A then~ phone 16'4 1 59< 3051 lg liv i ng room, foyer / formal dtnmg , larg e kitchen mony coblnots, dlspQsll, d ishwasher, buill In rongl & oven, plush corpel throughout, fomlly room , loundry & sewing room, lull ltllflllt of lor(lt 2 cor gorl(lt, ctntrol heol & olr ond other goodies Call446 ,,.. BY OWNER J b edroom briCk ranch, 21 1 baths, tully carpe ted lore ed a1r gas h ear. a c, bu 1tt m kflc hc n fa m1ly room up statrs With fir eplace, 2 car garage, el ec o pl!n ct bas em ent, large lor , Qut et nei ghborhood on Marttn D r n ear hO Sp ital Pr iced In upper UO's Ph 4~6 11 11 or 446·4305 RANCH il B ED R O OMS ' r H1 tl ouncl rn 1111 .., roo 1ty !Jorw \p tr ou \ I v r r1nm en l ilt dr cll 1.. ' r tHI l n N h l 11t plil c.c l or 1111 11 n nq r1rcr1 modt'rn fr 1ll , IPPN l k rt c hc n t 1 1" ( rrJm rt l rle lull 1 nr ! t 1 l1 tt';f nwn1 w 1ll 1 u t 1rn 11 .; room an d \.. n l clrCj(' Ul tll l { I r rc1 l't roorn d n(J d pl,tfroom l or the lrttle ont.~.., Doub 1t C•lr Otlr cl CJf' , , 111 rolt t lr r< opr-n£'r 5e t IH H.! on il oood <:.r zt 101 mor, t ly c h.1!11 l1nl<. IL nc ('d Lor nk<l ott tram St at(' R l lbO Cily Sc llOol Ot•,tr rc 1 '-.rtown by (tfJPOrnJmcn r 1 N E W FARM L!ST JN V /1 n < r <., In qooU f r I 10 l rH rr u lt un I llt Ill I r rll \J l J1 f.Jt Ill 1 W II r n r ' II 1111 r11r1 11 1fllUIII1 I urn Lq oil! l lr ~ 111)111 ] ~ tl!f I ") jli I Ill') 11 H1 tiDI / 11 !lif O.., n llr< • (QUil l! f .., t ll o lilt l.q n 1ono.., ttfl I t 1f, lr 1 J1 n IH liO., t lln J(OI rondr / 01 r l rIll 11 Mk.ru <.,, N Ill) f I '> Of I I R ... ". CE DAR A FRAME I Oi l i t <I Oil !1 Ollf H t 'r\ PC•(I Cl IOI 111 •, lJ lU I t o., I t rl "' n • wontlllll(l' It 111 r .., I!Ht D (!ruorn I ll 11 1'ltV 11 I 10 111 m ort r 11 "-. rl t n . n 011 , I I pll• li HI 0\)l 11 '1 111 • l ~ t ,ltlrll IO ti t } UP 111 lli(IIOOI'. £.. 1• r( lt d ! 1 llrC, I <I ' Ol llf111l r<., !I' .It IT1Udl h lll d1 HI 1 l l N l1~ , COMFOR TABLE BRI C K $38,900 Jl $87,500 COM FO RTABLE AFFO RDABLE RANCH JU\1 Ll'-l 1l:D On~~ ( H rl(! 3 l)1 tl 1 , 110 I 11 11011\ Ndil l o.ii!Jt lllll I JI\ UL1 11l '..!I t 111 1 1nc1 IIIII q HI 1 Wtfll C,t II r II t)lJI1 111 II) ill ' N I( Itt IJ 1'11 II\ 1q roor l I ol ttl • It t 1r cHH rl .. IJ {! h\!1ll lu d d oil , 1 1 1.../ out. !J (I , I I ( f tl ! 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Apnl 2, 1918 For Best Re~ults Use Sunday Times-S~tineJ Classifieds lleal!!:~tah· I ll ral EFtatr for ~ah• Heal llt•a l Estate for ~a lo • E~tale fur tialc Ho•al Estate for tiale RUSSELL WOOD CALL 446-3643 REALTOR Leadrngham ReaHor Associate Realtor 446-7699 OFFICE Ph. Home 245-9114 Ph. Home 446-9539 Gallu~ County's Fastest Growing Real E!itate Agency 446-1066 We Need Your Home or Farm To Sell RUS!>lll D Wo od E Vl ll11Uj 'i 1<l6 .1 01 t" II'\ I r i 1I , roorr 11 ( tu q 1 ' H lc.. 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WISEMAN, BROK-ER 446-3796, EVE JIM COCHRAN , SALESMAN 446·7881 , EVE E. N WI SEMAN, BROKER G·ALLIPOLIS 500 2ND AVE. All l t' VI' i c~lonq ') t Hv..; SSJ J 8 R m od t r n home W1lh bu 11 rn 1-. d t ht n F A turrH CC p.1r 11,,1 !),1St rn 1 t1f 7 por c h£ " ~Pp.lr.llt OM Mit ~lld \urnrnN k ttchen nlc.,o w or k sh op & s t orage MC<l LO t<, Of IJU IOr fl{j 'i POI S for ll('W n onu ., on l!l r G 1llt ~l Co Rurdl Wrlh r ~ .;o:..t Al':iO dll 1nco rh illY• <.. till\ nt pro perl y CALL NOV\ FOR MORE DE fAI L> COUNTRY LIVIN G ft ,- ou l1kC l rt s. t1 country r1rr lh 1~ r<, tnt . o n£ 6 roorn ll OU\t & I A IOI .l 13 R 11onw w lh j •11 (1 nt c < coun try kli Ch1 n Wrflr Wrll ov t n B. counli' top r.1nqe .<trd n1C f OU 11 ll CcliJIIll'I:O N rtt.. fro fr on t p,1t ro H o nH ttt ':> h,l(l n .t l tiOOC1 ( drt /\l<,o It 1'> l flO <.. 1 ', ht Cl lOCdlt:'d 01~ IJI ,u k top ro 1d CAlL NO\\ COMFORTA BLE OLDER HO ME BR to r lll tl l ltYtnq r ou rn ldmrly r ou 11 1 Olfl 11q r oom llrU K.t! 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PI CT URES OF ALL OUR LIS TING S IN TH E OFFICE COME IN & LET U' HE LP WI TH OU R RE AL ESTATE NEED S ON E ACRE PLUS Vacant ldnd 'n t tl , o f M ll1 ri ll port R~ .11 n u 11ur rtr nq IOI h oh & (1r y N 1h lr11 q ".hlctr lr11 rllrflrlylhtrr 'p pr o> JOO II tr on l rl<J oo r BEAUTIFUL RI VE R FRONT HO M E Gt rlU I If ut! 100m ll o rn !' w rtll rl j)ilflO I d!nl ( Vt{' W of lht.: nvPr I A Full 1J d', t'r1lt.'ll1 V;!tln woorll)urnrnq t H pl rtc 1 Jt .. J t II room w th lo. rlt ht>n(' lt(' PX Cr llenr tor t 11 11 rltttlll nQ or cl(1n( nt1 Nr cro rnoctern k tl (h ('r 1nc I uri 11(1 cJr!>ll r.\IH r r.1nq1 &. n I! tU t rc~t o r f ormcll drn F'I<J roo111 IMnllv r oom t or rn.111 rv1nQ r oom & J IHl ftrW / t ulll l dlfl<:. & o:, t10W( r r., F-uel otl r r~ t urnc~c( Excc- l lrn ! 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Coun l y M1ne N o I Good bu ddrnq ~r i C!! nnd r u r al w.1ter lap p a te! f or CALL NOW $49,500 3 m rl~5 fro m crt y ll('lg llborhoo d~ Gtll OnL ol lilt dff'Ll 5 rnos t deS11ab le l cl /t ( ilCILrny H ry l Sc h oo l Gre(' n E ICill llliCH y SdlOOI J 8R r 'l nCh hQ~ p l itbl !." lil m rfy k rf chen d1 n ng MC~ H t1~ lo.no tl y p ne p.1nc l ng burl! n co Lr n li; r to p rn nqr> oven cl c,pos,, l d• shwa sh e r tg l tV nq r m W1lh lr r ~ep l l tf' cwocl J 1 )1 60 bc1r n J eM gara ge F IFTY SEVE N ACRES Good l encect pa st ur e pon ct I mt)CI som£> wa lnu 1 l'tllllC'r dl r g ilt s go w t h t ar m Shown by ap porn t men t only SE LL RE N TAL PROP E RTY 11 rr r o;, 1T10r r ur I• ..,., ol v1 I l i t~ 111( IIQSI If I v I Ill'. , <, Ill I pOll I Oil rT HHI 1 ,.; I 1-- oc;o., I I• 1100~ 111 ft r lv'J(t 11 OJ It 1lrn1 <, Llo-. t•J MOBILE HOME COURT rn re r qood mob te hom ('_, lor M ed CIO':.r 10 ( 1l y ThC~l (lrl n qood co na 1 on E l':.f to KC>Q p r en tl'd GoO(! rn Vl SI !Il f' fll owner 11'1111 ';.CII w 111 !.ma tt n ..vn patmcnt or t~mcJ cor 1rd CI ro ,, n 1 qu 11 lrt.;d buy r CALL 10 II ACREAG E \ uc: tr rr ., or tl Kk.IIIJI ro tl 1 111 ol 1n, or n1or 1 WU(rq IOI J l!trl(j I r cl '-,()1 11 )1 pr l(l H ,l 111111 I 1 H ':t< I 001 Or r.. I LUI ul l u \OOd ( 111 N O ,, Oft y LARGE HOME IN CITY $45,000 Kyg er Cn •c k 'lt h oo t ~; 3 B R l r!!mc ran ch l u l l ; CMpc tcd W('l\ l.lnned ~ J! chi"n w !h rnnqr dtShwao;, ht r SIIM k bar iillilrhfd C! <lr <l(!f' IJ <i <., l'(ll(>n l lt' \ cl 100 ~~:1 6 5 lot You Ill ke the n cu:o~h b o r hooc! Moot rn ) BR r,1111 1 ~Will •lPPrO • ,, ~· dr <, 11 IIH rm oprl!l t J rnCiuw, i !Orm dOOr\ "\ [LH nol .,. . , Il l u:n !rrtl cl fr k rt hr 11 Ill rHH! r tr l IIJ I , n/ Du 11 111 r ll>lrl t h I ullll 1 Pl n l o'J rltl l}t!IIJ rloor <, f.<UI,j W 11 I •{ I 11\ !, II l(IP (1~LL N OW LOVELY COUNTR Y ATMOSPHERE Bcr1U i tf ul new 3 B R br1 c k fron t home w th l 11ep tac (' Jorm.1 1cl ntng room & l a r q(! ca t tn k ll chen w th to t\ of butll rn ta b tnc ts range & drs hwashet '} f ull b r1 f hs & a Ul th f Y r oom Pl us 7 c ar g ar aQc Th1S ho m (' 1S sr t u ated on a w oode d l o t app rox 1 acre ~oon to b e comle l rd DON1 LET $35,000 3 [JR lr<tmt~ r ,m ch tUSI 3 m rl<' '• lrorn H OilN Hospr l ill '>Pac,ous l<'vel lc=twn we l t l iHlCI'>c aput Gr('JI nr1ohborll oct All elec l r iC t ully ca rp('f (Ct illlac necl gM <"<J(' e x t n lq UI III IY r m k ICII C'n hn s snd ck bar SepM.liC ( 111nq urr.1 $35,000 J BR MO flW l drntly rm Franlo.lrn f rr pld CC tow cost ga•, 11(<11 If V'"l Wl ll landSC1lPPd 100 ':1. 1UU 101 VNY <1! fr ,l(!rVC Of1 Ck. Jro11 t w t h rt>(lWf)Ocf Sr(l nQ tv Kyqu Creek. Scnoo l <.. J BR b r rc k 11 ba t hs l r1rn d y rn wIll t rr t pi,1 Cr Kr !Cil('n ll aS lot ~ o t ca brnt I "> ~n i! C k IJ,1 r rr~nq c d r ~nwntnc r di~POSd l fo r rnill c1 n1n L1 Mlcl '"'lull, ( MPCI CU 1• tiUt.: wooc1ed 101 $59 ,000 AND UP 1/Vf' IMV( ';C VCrc11 11 0r llO TllE''> 10 ShOW tht <,t r OU S tw, I IOOk.tn C! lor 1 t o~ OR cc unr shak e ,Hid ur rclo.. ' x 11 r or r., c;,wrm mt ncJ pool < IC II ( OU ,1r e r C'etlly r n l rrt.:~ fNI 11 .1 tuxurv ll omf' m,lk r an appotn!rn(nlto loo .... ,,, til(' r $2S,OOO DOW N 1OW N RES r AURA N 1 WLII e~tablr~hf'd rc ~ ftlu r 1n1 '>C'd t nq .18 ancJ rccr(•d t ron nnll Wt l h up to {! l i e l'QUIPI11Cn t pr esen t owner /l (t'J burl t t hr <:, rnlo c1 ltlrtvrnq nus1nt• ss po tt.•n l rd l unlrmrl r>tP Pr ~u ct ri.'ilSOrlolOil (till soon t or mote ch l rl rl'> $18,000 Otcl wr> ll V ll t~ (JP '}s tory J BR h0111 C' 1n qood conU E .l l n k. r t c h~:n hfls ncMIY new cab rnc ts n l'W tw t wr1 1N 11 n k Storm door<; rl!ld w rndo w s N ew r oo t GMiHI• 1 acre If V1 1\0I If 'JOU r C t} Ud ejC l nlt ll dl' C11JI li Lr l l lo. ! ol I(JOk 1 $18,900 t • J stor y nomr (')(CCI len t cond n<>MI f new C:.•<t rnq ctl (t oa f concre te po r c nes an{J w at lo. s 76 xn c.n ncrltf> tJIOC k garaq(' qas c1 t y w .11cr dnd st:'weraqe rn c tt y l onC'd cornmc r cJal $150,000 $42 ,600 117 a cre dar r 'l f a r m . neur R o Grnctl ' Ocau ttf ul new 4 BR home ? f u ll b aths ful ly ca rp<:tc.•d lam r m 1 c ar Jar tHW plu~ olclN home <;,ullal>l r.• tor te nan t or rcn tnl ll1r s 1<; tr uly a Showpi (1 Cf' W o u lcl be Jtleal l or busmess J(' nl urt.' oo td cour sC' cou ntr y ctuiJ Cd SY rl cc ess lrom FORTY fl.CRE:, ncar Vrn ton 15 dlff> S i ill c~ill c r1 .... 1 roll rn q tlnCl wopdect pas t ure l BR frc:\111~ ttom~.: N rtl il-Ium S!Cir n q nr cc modern k rtc hcn N•ltl to t"> ot ( dl) n. I s nnd U111Cjt hrlrn Ol ller Ou l b lctq ~I 15 acre dil ry f arm nc;Miy new m il k tn<t p ar lor bu lk tonk DcL a >Jol tn lkNS o 111rr n ccrss rtrv cqu m en l to )L' t m e 10b donL• l c1~ 1 RrmoctC' INl f 1rm home barn l ftlcr outl l>dg 3 ponds 111 nrr,11 r+ltlliS qo V/1 111 ! t-trm 127 a cres <warlabtl' lor lrrtse Owner w rll also sell daJT y 1crd antJ o tn rr f ctr rn t qurpmcn t sc .. cn t y F ou r ac r e f ar m good 1 stor y l um llom( qood \)ar n o t nrr ou tb fdg s l .tOO l b tob 1.1cco hdsC' la tr tcncC'S som e l rrn oer, all rnrn er a t rt qhts to w rl h l drrn BUILDING ? We hitv P <;fvrrat c hace hUII cl rrHI (, li P'> ilV<1rlabiC' R l N o 160 R l No S5 t 1~ 1 N o J'i C l tl t or OCti iiOn t1 1ld pr+ Cf' 446-3636 lH Q l ~ 110 ' OR l HI ~ ONE SL IP BY CALLIODAY PICTURE PERFE CT E • cP II en t 6 r oom rt2model f'd housr l oc;~t cd on " Oe a ulrl ut b l r1 t kl op r oad kt f CIH!Il N rln b uilt 1n cilblnCl S ~ t a11li ('>S5 !.f eel s1nk & d l 5hWt1Sher D 1n tng roorn WI Ill F ranklin W ood Durncr House at'io lltl 5 IOV<•Iy ca r pe l t hrouqhou f & a1 r cond1 fr Ont t1g N 1cc barn cellar ":. forage & w ood sh ed Good l rnc fe nces & lru11 !f ees A l l fh ts 15 o;,r t ua tcd on f1ve burld1n4 ANY HOUR YET STOP BY AND US AT GALLI POLIS 0 lSI , LOCU ST ST BETTER Audrey Canaday Realtor Assoc1ale M ODE h'~l t ' V AE PR OD UC 1 I ./I "\RM I ( 1 \ f.' 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M;d• l f..l I A LO V E L Y COU NTR Y HOME AN09ACRE S \ tnr , 111c1 11111f o npl ' ly rt il\011 I (I t!hrCit HHI1 l U1 \- l lr ll 'A <,t{l lltl {II VW Ill 'V II p If 1 r nd lf'"JH l riH I t l~ lr•ll ll rll( eft VI f { 0! /11 d J I~ il IHJI1l OPt 1 '> l r~ 1 ,) <;, t llt( IJd!ll I U q lo.rl r llt n lrH I drn nCI lrt 1 ..,., 11 qu t h(-y\lt~r ll 1 Otllt 1 l Jtltl \\r ~\ l fC\'UJ)t)ly' loq 11 11 11 qtflll Ill ( <, f 1 HHI t (! ll 11 t! tl, lJU I llll [) 1lUI lu ll 1 f lr ilt\11 11 \ I 1u<:. t top• tof 1111 rnon ~f' lt1ll t or morr ell Tr1tl<.. 1 ) D.l.\ y I • SEE Lou Lutton Realtor Assoc tate Evemngs 446-3005 JB 900 AND FRAME rIll S nt.'W llOfllt l'l o;,e ll •n I on 10 J ,1c rc '-. of 1)rounrt Jtw .. nom( 11.1., J 100 "iqu H r ", 1 o 11 r 11 Furrn.il l o ;• r l tlE ct room !> J v1 r y nlOti Tr n !Hill S bUll lr ten IM41 I v rrl tl roorn wJ1!1 woodr>n pl rlll"lind " IMlH l lo o r lll(f tJ•'1utdul Colornflo <, l on 1 1 r pl rl Cl' l'lm 1l y roo m Vt ry 110cl rn llrll( ~ti <N 1 1 -."l l l tr lilrll p(1nlrf 1 lciiJOr,11f OcJ I>. (,lt)t!lt J<, (o rnrncl S I O\ ~ Ch <i tlw l <.. llt I trl <;h co rnp,lc tar ,ll 1 0 ut •l• ty rootn wlltl o.lk ( ,1D!Il• I'> torrnnl cttn nq .Ht' 1 l c M ct'1rr1tlt wrtn ,1u1orn 1t t OP t iH r M,H1 Y m ort It rlturt.. '1 V< ry 1 .1 ~ h !ull y ch co rt e<il On!' ol ttll 1'110.., 1 qr,t ClOU'i llOtnr <., r!l Gt,llrrl Lounly w rl n <1 1,1ntd '> l l VI 't.. I PLANTATION 69 Acres Wh at a oeau t rlul ho m e Sf R l 325 a n d Co r o Mill Rd E1 ghf roo rn s ba th a nd pl enty w a ter Farm w e ll t cn ce d Go od out b u tldtngs 35 A cr es leve l t illabl e l and Mu ch more - SELLING REA SON ABLE' \/1 I, 10 ACRE BU IL DING SI T E Good rollrnq l cllld on b l tl ck t op road Mos t i'lll l tll ilblr JCil(CS Ml' l r1 ( Sp r 1no ,w~l table t or wa i N dt vf'laorncnt Cto<;c to c hutdl GOOD BUY PRI CED IN TW E N • We're Out To Sell The Earth.· CALL NOW. OHICF. 446-7699 HOME-446-9539 BEAUTIFUL BRICK RANCH on l city loti. level with t7xl5 ovolln ground swimming pool , 3 bedrooms , !lull D quqta s w etn erno u - Br o Ke r 446 4144 SALES ASSOC IAT E tJ~W 3 bcdwom hnu~ e I 7 both !. oil oloc 1 orr£> M rd d!epo 1 c lo!>c to Rutland P+-tonu ~ ') ! 4HI Com me l{l ol prop&rty opproJt 17 o c r e~ lovol lond loco red dt lvppe!!• Plo rn s o n Ohto Ro ute 7 Phon a (bl4) 667 b304 VA FHA 30 yr lr nomrng ol ~o rei na ncrng Ireland Mor tgoyp 11 I ~to t e A then~ phone 16'4 1 59< 3051 lg liv i ng room, foyer / formal dtnmg , larg e kitchen mony coblnots, dlspQsll, d ishwasher, buill In rongl & oven, plush corpel throughout, fomlly room , loundry & sewing room, lull ltllflllt of lor(lt 2 cor gorl(lt, ctntrol heol & olr ond other goodies Call446 ,,.. BY OWNER J b edroom briCk ranch, 21 1 baths, tully carpe ted lore ed a1r gas h ear. a c, bu 1tt m kflc hc n fa m1ly room up statrs With fir eplace, 2 car garage, el ec o pl!n ct bas em ent, large lor , Qut et nei ghborhood on Marttn D r n ear hO Sp ital Pr iced In upper UO's Ph 4~6 11 11 or 446·4305 RANCH il B ED R O OMS ' r H1 tl ouncl rn 1111 .., roo 1ty !Jorw \p tr ou \ I v r r1nm en l ilt dr cll 1.. ' r tHI l n N h l 11t plil c.c l or 1111 11 n nq r1rcr1 modt'rn fr 1ll , IPPN l k rt c hc n t 1 1" ( rrJm rt l rle lull 1 nr ! t 1 l1 tt';f nwn1 w 1ll 1 u t 1rn 11 .; room an d \.. n l clrCj(' Ul tll l { I r rc1 l't roorn d n(J d pl,tfroom l or the lrttle ont.~.., Doub 1t C•lr Otlr cl CJf' , , 111 rolt t lr r< opr-n£'r 5e t IH H.! on il oood <:.r zt 101 mor, t ly c h.1!11 l1nl<. IL nc ('d Lor nk<l ott tram St at(' R l lbO Cily Sc llOol Ot•,tr rc 1 '-.rtown by (tfJPOrnJmcn r 1 N E W FARM L!ST JN V /1 n < r <., In qooU f r I 10 l rH rr u lt un I llt Ill I r rll \J l J1 f.Jt Ill 1 W II r n r ' II 1111 r11r1 11 1fllUIII1 I urn Lq oil! l lr ~ 111)111 ] ~ tl!f I ") jli I Ill') 11 H1 tiDI / 11 !lif O.., n llr< • (QUil l! f .., t ll o lilt l.q n 1ono.., ttfl I t 1f, lr 1 J1 n IH liO., t lln J(OI rondr / 01 r l rIll 11 Mk.ru <.,, N Ill) f I '> Of I I R ... ". CE DAR A FRAME I Oi l i t <I Oil !1 Ollf H t 'r\ PC•(I Cl IOI 111 •, lJ lU I t o., I t rl "' n • wontlllll(l' It 111 r .., I!Ht D (!ruorn I ll 11 1'ltV 11 I 10 111 m ort r 11 "-. rl t n . n 011 , I I pll• li HI 0\)l 11 '1 111 • l ~ t ,ltlrll IO ti t } UP 111 lli(IIOOI'. £.. 1• r( lt d ! 1 llrC, I <I ' Ol llf111l r<., !I' .It IT1Udl h lll d1 HI 1 l l N l1~ , COMFOR TABLE BRI C K $38,900 Jl $87,500 COM FO RTABLE AFFO RDABLE RANCH JU\1 Ll'-l 1l:D On~~ ( H rl(! 3 l)1 tl 1 , 110 I 11 11011\ Ndil l o.ii!Jt lllll I JI\ UL1 11l '..!I t 111 1 1nc1 IIIII q HI 1 Wtfll C,t II r II t)lJI1 111 II) ill ' N I( Itt IJ 1'11 II\ 1q roor l I ol ttl • It t 1r cHH rl .. IJ {! h\!1ll lu d d oil , 1 1 1.../ out. !J (I , I I ( f tl ! 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THI':.')IJfP B R ANU NEW h'ANCH ANO AN APPO INTM E NT' GOO D I NVEITME NT OR II DO ~ ELLOR TRADE E ar 1Wrn1Cr!. 446l818 John ColUcltll .r!» 41 67 ChMi cs K ~t;os luHJ 446 3964 L ei:' John \ on H6 6740 WILL DE VE LOPMENT baths WE BUY Owner m ust r c l oca le an d ha s cu t !he pr tce of ftl ts l ux ur y hom e unbe lrev ~lb l y tow Beau t JfulspnciOUS 2 y r olcl r an cn 3 BR ? lull bo th s Y ou II Ire ! l 1k e yo u r e tcat rng thr ou gh a deror a tor m aga zrn e when you loo k ,, , 1t11S ho rne f u ll y c arpeted col o r coor dJnator d rapes Sl c~ l ti )( ]) Ba 1r h rll Sa nd stone flre plrlC e ] c .1r qa 1aqc (' )" rcn srvc land sca p1n g co bbl es tonr srdc .vatk s ou tdoo r ba rbecu e p1t o ver h (1lf acre IMMA CUATELY KEPT HOME T hr s very n.r ce h orn e f ea tur es 3 b edroo r n~ ba t h a nd a half larg e m od er n kr tchu 1 d1n rniJ ar ea lrvm g r oom w rth d co n1 cal f rr epla ce u t rl I ; r oo m sc lt rng on a goorl s ze lo t Th rs home ~~ ver'l ta sl ef ulli deco r ated T her1 •s ats.o an a bo vt thP gr ound s w ,mm1nu pool B u r t hrs home ancl YOU II be r eadv tot 1he ho i summer d clYO:.. 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II tl & ( ( tl l r cll rllr 30 ACRES w tl h m odern 3 bed r~m home near P orter approx 1 matl~ly 10 m n 1rol n hosp tal pl ent y of pr n.nc,.- Pr tCf' o;5q 000 BUILDING ON UP PER l ND AVE r Gal l, pol<s THAT rcpatr SPRIN G V ALLEY h-t 11 1-,r•nt l ll t d r oom rlltl en 1 to ,. lctnli<..L•HJt<l lot 1111 t1 r li Otlt r '> ,, I 1 q ltv II(J roon -.\ !1 1 \ I T p 1 lrtH 1 1 n Ill! ronrr Pl I fl .,_ I l th'll J ~P .-4 LI U J'> IJt Ul UO It~ t. 1!1 I It rl t 1 Cl to I <,p I & I h 1111<, F :"\ n II ll rl '> 11 d ~< / 1 II ('_., J; 1 ~ ) 'I I{J 1n Bldu l rful 7 r oorn rnodt.: r 1 brtc k & ! ramP J BR hOrnl ov( r look r!lt..J Htg hw<ly 35 Wf"'SI Nt. o;. llt d rn r1nd 5u r r ound€'d by tots o f lrlll pn~"'> F,u nrl~ 1 0011 woodh u rnno f rrcplrlO q;~rdql & bru:> l C'W•W ~ · Vf'rc11 frut l lr f't ') PL•l Ch .lpp l f' pf'rlr pl u m L lfCi f' n Hth n 111 r1 T r uck u 1r 10c pony <lh' d l ne tr-nct<.. U[;\U1 1r UL SE I 1 ! N V COLON it\L Bol!.rca!ly ! ouch b ut wh ,lt rl buy 1 4 form at drnr n o chn n n plu s e xtr a l q lo t wr til Downt own 'J st or y ve r 'l wel l decoraf t;tl 11o rne toyN wrf h ope n sta rway p lu o;,h eM pe t nq 1 1 ba th s rnodcrn kt tc hrn wr t h snn ck bar dr~k se prtra fc d 1ntn g a r ea fo r mal d t ng rm prt Yrl t e hfl c ky Md NICE 4SACRE FARM & LO VELY HOME WHER E ELSE can you p urchase a 3 be d r oom cM peted home S1 l uat ed on 120 x!'J lo t all u1de r ground ut !tiles Ga l lr pol1 s ( tt y Sc hoo l D ts l r lc 1 The pr ce •S Sl l 000 bu t you can I R E P LAC E FOR 130 J: ISO h ghwat COU NTRY HOME AND 3 ACRE S 17 ACRES HOME NESTLE D IN THE TALL PINEl NEW on 7n d A>~e NlN ly Pil nted Pt1 cc S16000 vooo J or <lr ,10 n 1 T H own r -.. .U-" -- 23 LOCUST STREET $22,000 TURN O F THE CE NT URY sou nd home n cecJs ha nd yma n s BR L g I vr ng rm famt i Y rm rng t oy er w1 f h op en sta rr wa y pl en ty ot r oom tor a qa r dc n $30,000 N EW LI ST ING OouiJII' wrue Sr l urlff'cl on n C(' to t n C\r\Jiltr \1 fl Et.t(l l ..., 3 IJeoroom cH pLitd 'l t:Ja tt1s ( 111 1\ n,1 1ur11 q,l '> SornP,lPPfliln (t ':> S76000 00 l BEDROOM COMPAC T HOME loc., ted P RI CED Hral E s talt• for tial~ 446-6610 II J BEDROOM car pete d home 1n Pl anl l SO na t gn s heat I ~t ddr l anal l ot s n r l u ded ( 180 x 1t0) Pr ce $JJ 900 11c k o;,on Oh o two COMM ER CIA L PROPER T Y r u 1 Ill!':. pr ...,, 111, 1 t'> Ll ,met O< c upr t d .JI~o two 11 111!ll nt<.ov•• tlu..,r n "'>1'<, Prr'itn1 ,,nnL tll rncorn e c x t U'> .;.J UtiO ,w Jl<~ l f rww t or~ 10 000 00 BAR G AIN Ho•n l h statr lor ~al•• Ar thur A f'' •/Je rt Sen ror Memb er Am e nc "' n Soc1ety of Appra, sers WilliS T. a new l y con s lr uc led TWO BEDROOM HOME •Mpeled large porch rurill w11ter loca ted on Bear R 1n Rd Pr ce $35 000 00 fr Heal Est all- fur tia If' CANADAY REALTY 446-3636 GALLIA COUNTY'S LARGEST REAL ESTATE" AGENCY EXCELLE NT >lA ,lER HOME Heal Estate for ~lc ll•al Estall' for Sah· for Sail• THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY P•ALTOR - • FIVE ROOMS bo lh and utrlt ty ro am an l acre lot rn 5 y r o c u ~e Pnced at S1 5 000 99'} 37 14 or qQ'} 6 124 RUilOING LOI ISO • 100 Watef el ecl rrc o nd ~!)wage avotloble In Syrocusc Pr.cf.>d o l $1500 992 371 4 orCfJ2 6124 o. ., MODERN 3 BE DROOM HOME lr r m u <, l "it 11 1m Ill <lt11tly h!111CI1 lfl) t N 1~ 51 :. r oo m ~ Con tor !,1tJi t t'l1! 111 1<.. rtt n111 nuil l rll t 11) rl• 1 O il( 1. rr liM 1q1 Ul f 1 1J 1 I Ol Pit 11 ty OPt'll <.O-tlt l or c llrl t tr n t rw o l '> lr• l t to pl,l 'I Mi\KE U \1\ N Ol- f ER MOB IL E HOME W/0 (ll(l!T1P10n !ll Q(I( I on, < nr rlt r 101 F ou r roo m(. w 111 1Xl111 (,OOll CO il( I on t')00 {lol l • ,p rc 1,1nk anct clr rltld w ,111 r furn tS flrcl R ur t! w l il r t to t• l)y H oo ~ up !It r( Hh' for f' '(lr tl ll lu!Jtl ln t<.. c~H r IJt 1 q ood llo mt tllVt ~ trm nt Own tw o l rYt 111 0111 w II qo cl tonn N tl ¥"' 10\o\clfll p rl '(lnf' 11 RLnt Ill ! 111 tw l tl <;IJOulc!n tl1l ~nv prot) l 111 C.lll nnw ~ 1 3 'JOO AUT HENT IC LOG CAB IN T h ts ho m e was bu ilt lr om on grnc:l logs S1 t1 1n g 1n f r\lf' c1 cr es of w ood lan d wr t h it bea utrl ul vtcW Tlltb t1omr f ea t u r es a lar ge l 1v•n9 r oo m wt l h a held s tone t rr ept ace an open sta1rWtW ICcl dr n g 10 upstr1 rrs bedroom n 1ce modern kll ch en on e ba th and l ull basem en t Call t or more pari iCUiar s t TWO STOR'f' frame hatJO,f' 0 rooms and bot h cPIIar ou t bu1ld mg ~ 4 acre:.lo nd ol odge of Rutland Co m ple te tratl(ll hoo k Up also '} bonf.. s appro•s f.'d p roperty Of S I 5 500 Phon e 992 70'14 ',, ' " " '' '' " ,, VAC ANT L A N D FOR SAL E .! 1\ ( 1 <, ot i!IHi(l I It J( liHI I 1'> ll 1 11 I I , ( (J ) ( f <, ) ( 11f1 I II tt:t 111 ( ut uut pI l u II" I I ' ' I G o lr ,~ <., rr 1 N EW MOUU do! ~OMf I lUO SQ U A I~ E r! t I LIV IN G ) PA Cf II I 1'ld "' 1 f R r. VAAPP~ OV[ I I W '' '' . ' ) ". ) '' .' t' t t l ' " ut ttlt1 I ·I 1rpnfl r 11 , ,.... rurcll w~!t r or rlr fit (f ""' 11 1){1 l Ill'> l ob ll 0 I I tnrn o tn, r ou ' bt 1 1 1 ~ 1\ (, '-, 1 IJ,lfl I J 11111 < ! t ')() rlr jldl_,/\ r, llll) I 1 I trl r tor l lll1! IJllOfl ,. . •o 1 lO I <.,() 111 "1\A I 1 tlt r Ill dt '>lll .t ll Ill wl t! .....,, d I '..1 l O" ll I to y u SOUTHERN HIL LS SPE CIAL PR ICED LOW S x r ooms; or 3 1.1R 0 111 COf'nPit If• lo. 1 llt'n Ll-' l 'v Rm utlt t(r n I)IIDl'>• tn l r" \llltQ<..I l I I turn l(t .1no wc~t 1 111 Nl'W otumt)t 1l i.J nuN '>ll n~t root H UU\t Pcl Jn l d l 1 I Yl'•'r Lq (lr1Ht(' n art r1 Good sto raqP bl ctq Rt I l l tuo;t ou t ot c 'f lr'1111'> '> houtcl SL II fa <:. l W or tll t Vt r o p M f ':,'} 5 000 BEAUTIFUL VALL E Y VIEW SECLUSION Ca ! r1f'M 11 CCII nq Rouqh Si=IW{ (j CCd?.r L ov ~ ly l •v nQ room Wrlfl ~lLI 'i • ' b ! r1UI1I UI V\-0 11., of otller ('\( f rrcpliiU' tras 111c ru,t nu t ult ht!'\ men t A11 1t1r<., on H -.c..t'llrC ~ en'> '1 " 11 h I>' "I ' t ' I l •t 1"'1 I l I 1 " ' '' " L ~t: 1 U l ' I• 1 11 BRICK "' I f.. R (1\. 1 HI lh l r .nrlt/ l.tr(,t to n.- I• • II Jr I dll<, I ! n I I 11 1 I ( 1 >n '•' I ' ' o• LOOK TH IS OVER• '" n r 0 " '" 1 r d II ~ n ' I( ' () th I' Ul 6! P~ O P~HIY Cl l Y ' 1 H n1 Ill i l I> '. l I (l0tl1' D H0 t..' E t.. 11-il!I[NO OU ~ Co ' I I V OQ l ll ' t,t ~ ' ' r 1I '' ..,, '" r " ' 1' . '• ulrl lf N1 ~~ \t c• r I( r II " I ' '"' 1 f iJI WHISPERING PINE: ~ I J AA •l•nr .1(111 trii(J '>liON I ll 1n ~ro ;( ~_, r J/ r " ' I ' tY w 1 SPP I NG SI'E'C if1 l t)LUS I rH1C1' n V A CA N T LAND I t ¥ 11.. ...._ 111 1 , 1 I r I I I rt ! " r tnVt ', I Ill n t 01 .., r dl f lf rn fl OW 111tl WOO II l NCH r I( ) \1 I I '' ' " t ' ' I I ' <I \ I' v ' .' " IT ' I I l 1 '- I J l \ IElLUOED RECREATION PROPE R TY so'D N, •1 rnOt1 It f'! " R 1, I OOf\ Cr I ''''Ill 1 J rlCft 1\. 1 V. I tr .l dt h "' unl vniUi' or J,1n<l con!fi'l ( t SMAL L IN VE ST ME NT LOT S O F COMFO RT EAST ERN AVE NUE N .. e l BR norTH t or ':>lilt11 ta rn ly '1 J)Or c ne <:. new sr orrn w1n dOW\ aM oou rs ul!t rty bloq ver y qooo qa r drn ar a Low v t li 1tes , gas heal Lo t ~ o ;.:.1 ro S.JOOO w or lr u t nrw tur nr h.rr e go~ s wt!h :.rlle G ood home f or o l der couptc o r m ode r o!'l1E' rrtc.ome family "<.000 PRE TTY AS A P ICT URE Tilt lOOk. o l lu 'ti U! Y rlnl1 \.:teqilrlC(' 1n lh 1'3 11ornc con tarn ng 2 3 43 '3<1 II .I spac ous bdrm s 212 ba th~ tovC'IY letlllllf roo m formftl ltv,ng room ,1nd rltn nq modt"rr1 1o. ICht' n 7 ca t gnraq r full bO~('mcn t Qu (\1 ty w or Krn ans ll p Th1S hOme ht1 S so m<1ny ex fr as you w ill tU'> I !lave to Ci11 1t or mor e- detarts !< MAl l. AC R EAGE MOBILE HOM E t. II tlll tn d v.. 1 11 c!tr t kt>pt N ob ho1r 1 1n QONI ro ncl (llO(! wa ttr '> 1IDff "'fl llllfl d v Wtlllllt~w ('lrl fr r( Dun p G ur ,1qr wtlh hilll ly WO ~ bPfl(h('!", \)Uti' rn ~O,i l f t <, I'Olll t I )(r lC!Cl to 1/)t h1 (HI ) y (t ll"tt l(f!Hh <~r1od lo 1r 111 ~( r n~oh ll omt • 01 11 ,_. tvp '1'0(.. nl(l f 1 ... I 1 1h lll\1 more tor $11 500 REAL ESTATE fi VE ROOM 2 bed rool'rl bos e mr-n l J ocre$ Near Forl..e d Hun )tote Po1 k Call b1 4 378 bJO"" fWO STO RY 3 bedroom frame hou~ e F A furnocP sl or rn wm do~\ lrrep loce In M rdd leport Phone qq2 3457 or ~ 2 58b 7 FOR SALE Lots oil of old Rt JS, 1 mtle fr om ne w h ospital Jn Sun ktst V 1ilage Lo1 su e 177Jr;96 Good loca tion Call44~ 117t Alter s p m -<1 4b 2S73 �., •.. ' .); ., . ' ~~The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sun<lay, April2, 197H Upholstery should .be cleaned regularly ·. BY DIANA S. EBERTS Meigs County Exl. Agent Home Eronorni«'!i POMEROY - Stop and examine the dust on I he upholstery of your fu rniture . Yuu may not have thought about it, but the same amount of du;i settles on upholstery as on smooth top furniture, _ says- Ju<Iit-h- Wessel. E; xtension home management and equipment specialist at The Ohio State University . Regula; care helps upholstered furnitur e wea r Jonger, mainta ins it s appearance better and provides greater comfort and en· joyment for fa mily members. Dust should be removed weekly t.o prevent so1l fr om dama ging fibers. An upholstery too l works well to vacuu m dust from the body of th e chair , armrests and AFTER COM PLETING a Community Industria l Development cor respondence course cushions. A crevice tool as an d a conclurlin~ workshop 111 Columbus, Joseph H. Alley , left. Gallipolis. receives a helpful in cleaning seams and certifimtr of recognition from Dr . Leroy Hushak . crevices . If you do not have a vacuum C'lt!l:tncr with at tachments. you can dust the furniture with a whisk broom or coa rse cloth . lf the cushions arc down-filled , they should be brushed or cloth· dusted rather than sk1lls. lack .,f understanding cou nselor, soc1al worker, or vacuumed. unless they are By John ,\ . Malacos. Ph.D. Dirt·r to r nf Hnd commum catwu skills of friend to sec wha t you ca n do lined wi th down-prnnf tickiJt~ . supe r viso rs. inadcquat(• to change the situation . Nut Rio Grandt• Community Si nce 1970, several F:duratilJna l Counseling work -:H.'t lln g 1 wht ch con· doing anything will onl y u p h o I s t e r y f a lJ r 1 , , con tinue th e patter n of •tnbute In thCII' unhappiness . Ce nter rnanufac tur ('rs bav(' HJO l:H ANDE - There a rc Below IS <l list ~~ f problem um·mpluyment and unhap- voluntarily used a letter code pt nt•ss. H r ~as whi<'h may ~lffc c t many peopl e m our ~ocir t ~ denoting the clea nin~ method today wh<• have ~reat dif· \\ ht.·thl'r PL'oplc can fin d and fi culty 111 ~ clun g Jo b> and kr<p thei r jubs. If you find keeping them These peopl e .\·o ursel f in tills SltUCltlOn . find that there arc both dct ermme wh wh catcgones ' ·Person to person personal !lack of cl early deftned ~ onls . em ot ional brJrri( ·r~ motivati on, no probl ems 1 and job-related barners !lark of rea l job relote to you: l. Sol'lal ami Hand fixed for April Fool mt~rpcrsun al c·,,nflt(ts -- f1 ghtmg. NOH Til arguing \\'lth i'UUI' spouse. neighbors , fncn d.s , t•tc.; nw ntal prubi<'m!-.: lnck ,,r H!>St:T11VC2. l.rgdn rtnd At the &a Il ia County Jr . Fairgr ou nd s Loc ated about 4 mJ ies west of Gallipoli s on Rl 35 . Good 4. H or FFA from il p rojects nat io nal , champion blood line . 35 Hamp & York Cross A few purebre d Hamps I o r Treated Er ysipela s For ,t.o r(' lntormtuton mane~ger poor • .. ,. w, ..,, lArk of ed uca uun. lack of " ''rk expcmn cc. la ck of sk dl, lack uf references. 7. Ha r ia! . sexual. a nd rcJt~IOUS (hSCI'IIlliJiat iun. Jangua~e of the !'elate catc ~onc s as t<' Yl iU and your they jo b. ' "u ma) need to talk to someun(' like a minister , l,) . l l il ~i fl i iJ5~ h l'c<tlllt' han' run to sC'vt·n notrur n j1 whic h could nut be u ._•alt 'fl sinct• Wlost dnJn 't h:.I\ 'C t~ club to lea d . •u.ulh !; + • Ho •ol rt 1';,..,,., li " J I IJI l '.i"' p .1:-.' I ':1-.• i e~ d : ~ • K Hy Oswald .)a ('obv and Alan Son ta ~ · Tvday's ha nd wa!': pre· part.·U eXactly 40 )'l'ars ngo fo r the benefit of a very sel f-s tyled ex pert. f herr w::ts nothing unrc<.~ ­ son able ; dJOut any of th~ ~ ht> ja c k and the iH 'l'· klll g '5995 CCIHC lliOM:I Price lntludes The Following Equipment Phone U4 · 2240 •Air Conditioning •Body Side Mouldings •Tinted Windshield •Whitewall Radial Tires Jerry C. Rasor, left, Grand Master of all Ohio Masons, was welcomed lo Meigs Counry Saturday night by James Clatworthy, Middleport, shaking hands with Hasor , and 1\ndrew Lemley, Gallipolill. Clatworthy and Lemley are 12th Masonic District Deputies. •AM -FM Radio •Carpet Savers •Deluxe Wheel Covers •And Many More Extras SMITH BUICK PONTIAC PHONE 446-2282 YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio ( UPI ) - The Canton-based subsidiary of American Electric Power Co. has bought coal from it.s own mines for as much as three times the going market rate , The Youn ~town Vindicator said SundBy in a copyright report. Based on records filed witll the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission , Ohio Power Co., American Electri c's biggest COOJponent, paid .$60.9:i a ton to Southern Ohlo Coal Co. and $41.50 a ton to tile Central Ohio Coal Co. - both wholly owned subsidiaries - in the last four months of 1977. The purchase records indicate coal of identlcal or better quality was purchased from unaffiliated sources for as Utile as $13.99 a ton, the Vindlcator said. Lawrence Hoover, Ohio Power 's chief of tariff' s, rjltes and cootracts, was quoted as saying the hlgh !X'ices reOect ;1artup m!n'n~ GAlliPOLIS ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY SPECIAL. s ::K Tl· and opt' ned h iS long s u1t E<.~st trumped und leifback a h •art which West ruffed . South wa s probably one of the m:1ddcst men ever to plity bridge . HC cia 1m d that " FAR M EQUIPMENT" A C no t dl planter J r,av-. N H c,uper 66 hay baler , 950 IH grmder m i )ler. cement miJer . I H 3 pf h.tch 4 row cull ,vat or Yale lork l1 ff " I NDUST RIA L EQUI PMENT " / 0 I H bdck.h()(' and lortd(' r an d Lo Boy " TRUCKS & CA RS" 1970 I H 1700 du mp tr ud 1967 I H 1600 Loads tar w 'd Ciory bu • t fl i!l bt"d J QJ1 (he v M on te C arl o~ Check or Ca sh Post five 1.0 . ( Note) A good place to sell s\irplus farm machinery and a good plac e to buy , somf' come to se ll and buy DAN SM IT H JIM CARNAHAN • 9.9.20J J Contract Sales Leg al Se aled ~~ t ' e N•llis T. Leadingham Real1or t ! •e PRINTED FORM FOLLY • • • • In any real estate tra nsac1ion you 'l l norma ll y tmd pr 1nted form s used in th e area of sales contr acts . deeds , morlage~ and • leases Ever wonoer why i!lny ,l ayman can' t use • printed form s h imself afld • save th e fees of d~ • a·ttorney , Rea l to r . or • lending Inst itution? • A typ ica l legal stat ionery • • • • store will have dotens ol varle11es of leases. deeds, and mor1gage torm s, but which Is the r lgh1 one for ·• yovr • • • • • • situation? va lue se•c: ur 1 t y, and pr o lect ton that you are pa ymg the ex ~ Be lt'? ve me , some of the largest f tnancl a l lossE!> and lega l ha ssles have res ulted from pr 1nted form s. be ing incorr ectly used . Abo ut the only safe one an amateur c~n dep end on i! a marriage license. ! • : ! •e • • • • • • • • • • t • t If there " anythmg we t T ht!se can do to hell) vau in the • printed forms are ooly a s1arllng po int. It's what goes Into the .blanks. wha1 is crossed out, and what Is added 1haf gives you the field of real estare please phone or drop In at LEADINGHAM REAL E5TATE. l ll 5econd Avo., Gallipolis. Phone 446.76" . t . We 're here to he lp ! By Uolted Press InternaUonal NEW YORK - NEW YORKERS WERE SPARED the confusion of a rush hour this morning without buses, subways and Loog Island Rail Road trains. And they were able to read about how strikes by 33,000 city bus and subway workers, 1,400 LJRR workers and the men who deliver the city's two major morning papers were averted in the New York Daily News and the Times. Copy No. 78-230 UNI T PR ICE CONTRACT 'Yeal .: .$state: Today By EMS trustees will be held Wednesday evening at the Middl eport' fire sta tion. TRANSPORTATION Colu mbU s, Oh 1o , M.uth 14 , 1978 r•J••••···················· ! ~ MEETING SET !\ meeting of the County CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT O F for acc 1dents or loss of pro perty" .:: LOVESEATS, SOFAS AND CHAIRS costs plus a profit allowance set by the Securities and Exchange Commission. Hoover said the mines were only open si x day s in December because of the miners' strike and the result was lowered production with no compensating reduction in fixed costs. The cost per ton, said Hoover, was therefor hi g l~er in December. But the Vindi cator sa id it found tha t prices ·in September, October and November when production was reportedly at its peak in anticipation of the strike - were Jlo! much less at one of the coal comparues. The coal was bought from two Ohio Power owned mines - the Central Ohio Coa l Co. Sidwell mine and th e Southern Ohio Co. Martinka No. I mine in West Virginia . NOTICE TO 949 ·2108 " Not res pons1ble KROEHLER ' LIVING ROOM SUITES, he had bct'n cheated and • .• proposals wdl be receJ~Jed al lh e offi ce oi the D•recror of the OhJo Deoerlmtnl of Trans portat,on , Colu mbus . Ohio. un t d 10 00 A M , Oh10 Stana aro T•me. Tue~oav . Aor il 18 . 1978 , tor i m provemen t!> 10 Athens . Ga ll 1iL Hoc k•ng , Me 1gs, Mon roe. M or qan , Noble . V ln !on and Was nJng ton Counl•e s. OhiO. on v ar .ous r oo tc !l and sec ,,ons , oy 1nstalling plowaD ie pr,sm a t•c reflector ty p e pa11emenr ma rk er,s Pave ment W 1d th Proiecl Lenglh or 0 00 m il e Work Leng lh various teet or var ious mdes " The date • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• set for c: om plet ,on ot th 1s work sn<tl l bf' as set torth 1n !he 1>1ddmg proposa 1 " Each t> i daer sna il oe r equi red to f1le with h1S b1d a ce rt 1t ted check or cc'Sh1er ' s ch ec k l or an amo unt equa l , to five per cent ot PIIS b•d, but 1n no event mo re tha n lflt·( thousand dOllar s, or a bond tor ten perc ent of h1s b1d , payable to lhe Di rector Bidders must apply 1 on th e Droper for m!! . f or qual/ rlcallons at. leasT ten davs ·pr ior to the date set tor opening b l d~ in acto rdan cp w i th Chapter 5515 Oli ic. Re\l iled Cede , Pl!!nS and spe clf lc a1ion s are on f i le In tne D epartment of Tranip ort at lon and th e off ice of the Oistr lcl Dep u t y Directo r Tne Director reserves the right 1o re lecl anv and all b idS . DAVID l WE I R DIRECTOR e t vi'H ifS 0 00 fe et ~ev8 · 17 7J Apr i l '} , 9 . room looielh,-.·, modern Clas. s•c loveseat, Mranged by you and made to last by Kroehler . D ur able nyl on to ps I~ balanced com fort and lull cod sp r 1ng R EXTRA VALUE FEATURES ....... - l . : ., ~-- ~ SPECIAL t •' . Wtl\., o ~'f'· ' l"' ·C• I'll >!! ''UI'I ~Are • M ~ .111'1,, ~1\01"'1 'lu~o•, •~r~outttol'~ " "~ ·~ ,,, .,~ •I ~ \ flll·~VIl'.otf! I)I Pf t1 ~11J!' I ~Pll9 • •' f Al. '~ ~· " "'" a.J '10' ,..,,, 171~ hi >' I \-."~ ~ . 1111 '-"' ' O••c. <Q O I - a IJt. <f f.;l ' \.0 1 !WIItr> r.l ll>'•. I Ill~\ If f o¥ 11~ " ~oi D•' ' I•>1'·•t ""~ ·tl ,.;r\ft' 'r•tMJ !'o<~• II" ' ' U ! t ' , ~ ., lll • •~ ~~·~~o, • • , or .l' • I '"' llfll ' ""'h l v~ . v, •to .~~~ tl • en tine Fiftt•£•n ( 'pn t s \ ul. 2~. !\o. z.u; SALE """""'' CWlli!CIIIt J.1HG """t<l r ill!llo.r\--.h~\ !lllill' fl. ~'' ' "'"tiiV ~~~~~ 111 1 1~ .... ~41" PRICES llool'ill' ,.,, ll''IJO! '' """' ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY . Hii'Y and mil e tonight with some scattered sho wers and a low in the mid 50s. Purtly sunny Tuesday mornin g with showers and thund ershowers in the Hfternoon and wann with high temperatures near 70 . . These young people were recognized for outstanding service to their organizations Saturday night when the 12th Masonic District held a reception honor ing Gra nd Master of Ohio Jerry C. Rasor, ConmJercial Point. at the Meigs High School. Grand Master Rasor is pictured presenting awards to the young people who include from ' . U1e left. Po ula EIChinger , Pomerov, representing Job's Oougltters ; Cathy Walsh , from the Ramlo<>W Girls; Judy Crow. a teacher at th e Middleport ElemPnta ry School wh o was a recipient of a Masonic scholarship and Scott f\cuter, Middl eport. MP~ gs Chapter Urdel' nf DeMolay . -------------------------- EXTENDED OUTLOOK Wedn es day throu g h Friday, foir Wedn esday and Thursda y with a chance ot show ers Friday , Hlg'hs will be bet,. een 55 and 6S . Th e low will be to the 40s Wednesday uud upper 30s north 8nd lo"' 40R south Thursday Friday. ond :.;.:.:::.:-:-:-:·:-:-.. :-:· · ·· Me di·.Uln dantage results from minor wreck MRS. PAIGE HUNT, right, was responsible for brln ~ing the first Uroadway musicul to Meigs High School "' riday and Saturday ni ghts wh en the music department presented "Musi r Man" . Laura Hoover, student director, presented Mrs. Hunt with a gift of jewelry foll owing Saturday night 'sshow . Mrs. Hunt is high srhool and jumor hi gh school voca l music teacher . 300 take part in event More than 300 Masons and members of the Me1 ~s their guests from Me1gs, Chapter. Order of DeMolay. Gallia, Jackson and under the supervisi on of the Lawrence f'ounti es attended mothers of members. Ri chard t:a ul, Ches ter, a reception at the Meigs High School Sat urday night '¥' ged president of the 12th Masonic by the 12th Masonic District District, gave the welcome, honoring J erry C, Rasor. · whil e visitors were in Co mm ercial Point, Grand troduced by Daryl Alban , Master of the State of Ohi o. Oak Hill. secretary-treasurer A dinner was served by or the district. Cast members members of the International of "Music Man " which was Order of Job's Daugh'ers and (Continued on pace 10) Medium damages resulted when two vehicles collided Ul an accident on }'(est Main St .. Pomeroy, at" 12 :01 a .m. Sunday . Pomeroy Police sa id that a car driven by Steven Hawk , 22, Middleport , pulled from the Dairy Valley into the side of a westbound ca r driven by Dia ne Wh eeler. 19. Dexter. There were no injuri es. Hawk wa s cited for reckless operation of a motor vehi~Je . At 11:45 a.in. Satu rday, a car driven by Charlen e Estep, Pomeroy, on E. Second St .. hit an opj!n door on a· parked car owned by Aaron Kelton, Minersville. Medium damages were incurred and no cha rges were fil ed. Sheriff has busy weekend Meigs Cou nt y Sh er if f stnkinK e~ml h· \ l' hll h ;1 James f Proffitt repon s rnai!btJX j•v.nrrl b) ,I(IStplun•' deputi s are investigating a Hi LchiL' , Ht 1, l.vn ~ lSutll JIIl break · g and entenng that Accordtng tn thl' tf·~l( , rt , •h t· occurred at th e Stanford vehu·le euntmued un Hnd Cnzart r esld~"nce on l..c'•m.! h~Lirl('d \ht- '\t .. n SP ·~~ A Run Road , Rt. I , Long I:IUI· !n other ac.t1nt:. ~ometunt' tom. No ~bt her mformatwn ts between 5 p ro . Sat u rcl.:~~· (lnd being relea sed at thiS tun e. u::m a m Sundity, somt:rJJte pending invesl i~a l t un . too k 12 tklit'S tJf IW)' and an 8' Duplies also 1nvesugated a x 12' llr•dd1 sh Mmmg doth co mpl aint fr om Gerald be1ng used as a tup on a Hayman. Ht. 2, Racine 1East wagon load uf ha) . Value of Leta rt 1. Hayman sa1d the ltl\rns \\a s set at $44. sometime Thursday night or Sund1i) aftr rnoon rlrputirs ea rly Friday mornin g uwest Jg(lll'll tJ Un•akm~ and someone ovenurned his old cnt ermg at the S1dr lhll out.side toilet. They also cut Farm own ed by William plastic on the end of a cold Kennedy , Ht. 4, P11meru) frame and slashed the gas Kc nncd ,\ ndv!st'd that hn e from a bottle gas tank on sonwttme brtwet•n I p. m a camper trailer The m· Saturda~ and tJ [I m Sundt1y , cident IS stl tl un der In · someone entered <.~ !no! vcstigauon . buil ding and h i~ resi denct Around 12:30 a . m . Emry was made Rt the toul Saturday, a pi ckup truck buil ding thru a rf'ttr door traveling nonh on CH 211 at wh iCh had been pnrd op<•n Keno ran off the roadway , Entry at the house was made Ly brf'akmg out a MTf'f'!l in a ·wmdll w on th~ ~outh "tdl' Apparently nvthtng was ta ken [JfpUltes mn:•stlgatcd two ar' f' Hir nl ~ nvrr the wrekend. 1 he f1r s1 ctc'{" Jdent in· \ t'!-.1 1ga1l'd IJCc urred Ht 2. 30 a nL Sunda) at the intersection ol TIB and ('R ~4 Ronald Hc;nolds, 33. Rt. 1. 1\acinc, wa:) traveli ng easl on TI8, lost control. went off the r oHd~ay on the left and hi · velucle ov ertumed mt.u a f~el <i The 1961 L'hevy pickup was heav1ty da maged, Tile till\er had slight mjuries He~ n11lds was Cited fo r no !• rwratnr 's !J('CnM''. A .~ eet~nd accident orcurr ed :11 ' :o p m Sunday af trm· •1·rJ t t o\\ lrt KannP . 8 f' Ck) lfi. H1w1ne. \Jocked .t P at:-;un tn lu hu111jl!' r • • M~r~ I il \ \ ' .I nw Jpft rear truc k lnvt.•rJ by l'rl " . .1rn·r 'ibl•1r t1.1· '· SQUI\0 CALI.ED The Middleport Emergency Squad was ca lied to 814 W. Main St .. Pomeroy. at 5:39 p. m. Saturday for Robin Nelson, a medi cal patient , who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. PITTSBURGH - DALE EUGENE WILBORN, A 21-yearold Akron rubber worker, today was awarded a bronze medal from the Carnegie Hero Fund Comrnlssion for his efforts to save a life during an Impending gasoline fire. Wilborn, who now is a welder at OrrviUe, ltled to save Joseph A. LeBlanc, 32, from fire Sept. 13, 1976, in Ravenna . Commissioners said an auromoblle driven by LeBlanc struck the side of a truck, rupturbig that vehicle's fuel tank and rele~~sing gas , which nowed under the car. The victim was passed out. SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. - A 73-YEAR.OLO MARYLAND WOMAN died because she drank cleaning solution served by a rrJIOI'I bartender who thought he was pouring her a glass of wine . Pollee Sunday said they were investigating the deatll of ·M ary O'Aibora, 73, of Kentlngton, Md. Investigator John Mulder said an employee at the Radialn Scottadale Resort had poured cleaning nuld Into an empty half-gaUon wlrie bottle. The employee wrote . "soap" ~eroulhe label and put the bottle beneath a sink in the resort's bar·, he said. • Stop in the Furniture Department on the 3rd Floor and see the exceptional values we have now Qll fine qualitY Kroehler Furn~ure during this special April sale. You'll find an extra nice selection of styles, fabric covers and colors. • .·.·.·.·... ·: LAURA HOOVER, student director of the su,·cessful ·'Music Ma n" presentation at the Meigs High School Friday and Saturday mghts was surprised with a gift from the cast fo llowing Saturday night's show. With Miss Hoover ill Carl Gheen, left, excellent in his role as Mayor Shinn , and J eff Daniels, right . The show was given a gnod reception by the ill rg<• crowds attending both nights. Accompanist was Lori Woods. Highway employes striking OlLUMBUS - CXlLUMB,US .AND SOUTHERN OHIO ElECTRIC Co. won rate increase Friday from the Public Utnl!Ues Coounlsslon of Ohio but a company official says the utility official says tile uUiity may seek another rate .Increase within six mooths. C&SOE was awarded a $28.7 million rate Increase Friday when It had asked for a $45.5 rnlllion increase. Evan E. Williams, the utility's senior's vice president for admlniBtration, said Saturday the utiUcy may be before the PUCO In another three to six months to ask for another $30 mllllon Increase, and probably $40 sometime ln"l979. 'I ' ·, . l' '.' AEP has p.a id higher prices Wt'st could make fiv e d1a· and a spade Located on fhe Ra eme Home Nat1onal Sante parktnglot at y Weather a t J:i tricks In sp;tdcs with . IJO honors to bout Eii."i t doubled to tl'll his '" Ra tme . Oht o, w1i l $ell the fol low1ng i tem s and also anyth ing else ·that 1'5 cons1gned whde sal e is JR progress • . .. .' . .' ." ' . ' monds. North b1d s1x dubs part11er not to leatl a ileart. The l'HU t JOn ww; unncccs· sarv. West had I ~ diamow.J s r~ thr two shifts at 7:30a. m. and 4 p.m. fH·c F.t.tst bid si x hcCJrts 111 THURS., APRIL 6, 1978 12:30 P.M. ~fa signed ami " 'orkc rs res ume tht.'lr duties tomol'rnw nn •Remote Mirror 1911 EASTERN AVE. ~ing RETURN TO WORK Approximately 75 em· ployes of the Midwest Steel Corp., East Main St. , Pomeroy, wtll return In thdr dulles at the Pomeroy plant at 7:30 Tuesday. Employes, members of Stee lworkers Local 6197, AFL-CIO have been on strike since last Nov. 6. A new contract ha s be•·• IETZ HONDA SALES the hope that his pa rtner would hold ~ ma jor suit <H 'l' . And there was South look111g CONSIGNMENT AUCTION Fi~e of U1e u.nien's 21 districts are urged to call a section Miami hospital Sunday, undergoing treatment for shoul d know the and file biltk in U1e fi eld , and forget what special convention mmed at changmg the UMW Constitution a mild stroke suffered Wednesaay while vacat ' · · he has done. The rank and file Jll other distri cts are going to and making it easier to oust Miller and other high-ranking Florida Iomng In take a stand to get their president and I.MJard members and offici~ls. . . . . . Nunl~y said he "looks for Miller to U!ke a disability " rather clean house in the districts.. ' Cecll ~oberts .. D1stn~t 17 v1ce pr~~1dent, said he attended than fa ce the rank and file a~ain, after the last contract he ·'The board and local presidents support Miller because &ltu,day. ~ meetmg on Ga llipolis, Ohio, "to get an idea of the negotiated for them .. He said that might mean that Vice they 're afraid of Miller. He 's usmg orga nizers as bodyguards , directiOn of the,.movemenl. · . . . . President Sam Church would move up to the UMW presidency. and that's no good . If he needs bodyguards, 1 need a Be sa1d ~?will have to talk •t over first With othe~ people irf but he also could run into criticism from the rank and file . bodyguard , and I don 't need bodyguards .. " D1Slncl 11 befo~e h~ decides whether to try to gam support "Church is in the same boat as Miller, .. Nunley sa id . "Miller 'D1ere were representativ es from ten UMW rhstri ct.s present for the plan m h1s d1stnct. . . . . picked him and 1 dnn't think he pick"ed very good leadership . at the Ohw meellng. . . 1 Nunley , a DistriCt 6 official, satd :the mmers' constitution "Miller has proved with this contract, first that he's new . so ·•we made the constitution and we have a nght to change It,' ' reqwre~ half U1e locals m f1ve d1stncts t~ vote fo r a special let's give him a chance, bu t he didn't do it. 1 think if Church Nunl~y said after the weekend gathering. '·Attorneys are convention before one can be c~ lled. H.~ clauns he will have the thought Miller was doing wrong, he could have ·spo ken up and working on 11 and advised us to do 1t. Actually we could oust all necessary support from his d1stn~t w1thm a .week .." made Miller strong . three top officer s, but the president only right now . Miller remamed m stable condition m the mtens1ve care · "He's 1Milleri not in Washington to set up a dictatorship . He Nunley said it might ta ke tl1ree months for miners to remove th e union 's top offi cia ls. HONDA buls as :;ome sort of sm all . e. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Monday, April 3, 1978 The lowest prices ever~ • 301 V-8 Engine of heart s Tlw :m !'. i.\'t' r 1s th;1t you call f01 :t 11(' \.\' deck :-. HH 'l ' l\.\10 of ~our 11 dubs will bt· dupil · ca h: cards. min~s Come in a'nd see our great selecl•on loday. ACTUAL PHOTO ]J;~,-...... ) ·~ I .. / L'\Tn mon.· ~HHIO)'l'd when Wt'S l told Ill !II , tf hr knl'w all\ th111~ 1:1bout hnd g(•. lh· wou id - ( \4#~-: ~LOUSTER,Ohio (UPI) - Some 25 from 10 districts Pr ~sed ways Satu.rday to oust Uruted Mme Workers Umon estdent Arnold Miller. . ~We made a constitution and we have a right t.o change it ," Ohio Nunley of District 6, head~uartered at Ddles Bottom, M'' ~dOfthe move to recallMtl!er which heh()Sted . . w mers have been up5et with M1Uer for this contract whtch olas approved~te last month and endmg ~record long 10!J.Oay • ~~~ellagamst tile soft coal mdustry. . . W ' . a )lWe.cou~d. o~ aU ~ree lop off~Cl!rs, but nght now ~. re ;oncerned wtth Mtller, ~unley said,', . . He san awful, weak leader,, he said, The um.on needs f'onger leadership lo get the umo~ ba~k together. Miller IS no eade~ ..He lets the BC?A . (Bitummous, <:'>a! Operators Association) lead him . He s JUS! too weak . 1978 BUICK LESABRE 4 DR. SEDAN L'C:tnadian r c;.u.Jcr want s to kn ow wh;it vou do 1f \ ou pic k up II clubs heru.lt:tf b) l':ll 'i l pornp~us . laught'd lltl' Miller ouster main topic outlined Saturday !\ "'orlh Openmg h<J\ 'l' ~ \'ulnel·oiJic JI Pt h I kalt•r · Wr•st 6. Pum jo b qualifications- readtng • i\ Stll'TII • prC\' Cilt ('jJnt inuous work pr oble m!-, ! \ 11rug·H busr and dnnkmg problems. 5 Hcallh prvblcrm wh1ch Co mmunl(' il.tl o n Kl) .l ~~~~~7 + oH , • '!'i l \-\tth peupll' . 1r yu u checked nne ur more Gary & larry Fallon l li j with pL•uplr, dl'pi'{:Sson. t an't c.:ontrol H11gcr . peoph.• art' again)';! me. t:.tlkin~ Owners ~ j nervous, Sh) 8 " he would do th t.t . H<' + .I t thret> pia~Tr :-. llf t·uurM', tf In · ho.1 d n ·III CIIIIJf' red w!J;It lb~ II W:l.'i wholi' ttlmg off. hut I'lL' du!n 'l E AST • K t.J .1 Ill '• of muney ; prubletl l'. anti pro blems tn Term s: Ch€l ck or C.1sh Oa y of Sate Au cti o neer Tom my Stewart ... ~ f.J . II0 8 7 h ~ I :; 2 ~ hassles With b1ll collectors ur landlords. :1. Emot·1on al - soci al problems feeling .tenS<• and prnblrrns. C•ll ol'-179 02618 fwa nc1a l poilct• record ; wantt·d to f1g ht al l tht' otlwr 1• )\JEST problems APRIL 9. 1978 2:00 P.M. • • . rlt.'ss. PIG SALE that can safely be uscu. II Dip ~no t li,•r ~I N<n cloth in shrinkage and color .bleeding. may be found un the · ta~ w:tnn ;o;o~' t ~ attT. " ring H as . Do. ·not use water on these under..the seat cushi on. or the <In: as possl ble rm~ wipe th e fabrics, instead use a dryfum iture :;Aicsman should th' \\'.:t::,:lll,d ~urfa ('c. Ht·pent and cleaning fluid . ab l t~ to give you lhis in- blut the su lifacc dry with ·a 1\pplj' clea ning mat erials fn n n~!t iiH I from fa bn c clean .cloth or towel. spa ringly with a blotting or "" at l'hes . C' heck for the Work quickly and shampoo patting motion. Do not soak. fo llowmg code befor e ~ p­ only a Sll)all area at one t~n e Dry immediately with an plylng any cleaning or spot and avoid wetting ,t he fur- absorbent cloth, tiss ue, or· removal materia ls : '' W" nllurc paddin~ . The furniture sponge to keep liquids from Water arid clea ning agents or may feel damp fo r several reaching the filling fgap1 mixed with water may hours, dependiu g on at· materials. Work from the be used . "S" - Use dry- mu spher ic t;u ndition. To edges of the spot toward the dcan i n~ so l v~n t s: no water. speed the drying process, set . center. Dust talcum powder "W.S" - Rot h water-based furnit ure out duors in the on treated areas that require meth ods and dry-c leani ng shade, ind oors with the drying, (hen vacuum after solvents may be used. windows open or in front of an dry. •' ast drying helps " X" - Do not usc any liquid el ectri c fan (lr heater. When prevent rings . ur foain d ee:tning ag ent. dry . vacuum t horo ug~l y and Keeping upholstery clean Hemovc soil by brushing or treat with a soil repellent will save you money . For vucuuming onl y. more ' information about fini sh, if desired. Upho l;tered furmture can Stains should be removed upholstery cleaning, contad be sha mpooed professionally fr om. uphol stery im· the Meigs County Extension by a dry clea ni ng plant, or mediatelv. even 1f the fHb ric Service office. you nlilY dn it yo ur~e lf. has a ~i l rcpcllt>nt fim sh Before .shamp(lOing , always such as Zcpel or Scotchgard lt•st for sh'r'inkage , fadin g or " Man) spot s arc hard to GET LICENSES · co lor bleeding on the ba ck or remove tf a Howcd to "set.' ' POMEROY - Marriage in an area that does not sho't\'. Test any clcmung product on 1irenses we re iss ued Mak e a thick . dry suds uf an int'unspi cuuus spol to be Friday to (;ale Eugene mild snap or synthetic su re the color doesn 't blerrl Osborne, 21, Rt. I, Long de~rg e nt and warm (nut hot 1 and th e fabri c do es not Bottom. and Deborah Kay wa ter. Dip a clean soft IJI'ush. sh nnk . If it dues, seek a Hcin , 17, Minersvill e; Kelly spon ~e or piece of turkish profess ional cleaner. Some Dea n Sl cwart , 18 , tnweli ng 1nto the suds and rub ray on fa brics tfl at, pile or Porner(ly, and Ronda Ann t11e 1'<1bnc in one direcUon. velvet) are suscc pli blt• to Cobb, 16, HD , Pomeroy . MEETING SCHEDULED MARlETT A - President Don~ld L. 'Barrett , has scheduled the Buckeye Hills· Hoc~ing Valley Regional OeYelopment Distri c\ Exec uti ve Committee meeting !or T.uesday, April 11. beginning at 7 p.m. at the BH-HVRDD Conierence Room at 216 Putnam St., 410 St . Clair Building, Marietta. George Collins, chairman of the Audit-Budget · Com· mittee , _ha L scheduled a meeting of his committee Richard H. Holl, .William Storms and President Barrett, to meet Tuesday, April II at 6 p.m. in the office of the executive director. Fred Hayman. Regional Am erican Federation of State, Count) and Mun icipal Employ~e•. AJo'UIO reports that as of 7 a.m. today, Meigs County Highway Cmployees I.AJcal 1080 AFSCME A~' l r(' IO were on strike. The a<-tion resulls from a meeting on April 2 where the em ployees rejected the last offer after negotiations broke off April!. The employees voted unanimously to strike. Negotiations for a new contract have · been in progress the past four wee~s . Dire c t or , t"red R118sell, eenter, formerly of Bradbury and now residing in Santa Rosa, Calif., was pin Saturday night at the Meigs High School when a recepllpn was held honoring Jerry C. Rasor, Commercial Point, Grand Master of all Ohio Masons. With Russell, are Rasor, left , making the presentation, and James Clatworthy 1 ri~ht , Middleport , a 12th Masonic District Deputy~ Russell has been a member of Middleport Mii8onic Lodge 363, P'&AM, for 60 years. He served six years as master, six years as secretary an,d two yearsas president of tbe Twin City Shrine Club. JX'~sented his 00-year Masonic • The AFSCME contract with the count y expired April I The issue in the stnkl' conce rned the Umon '; requeSI for a ~0 cent per hour Increase in the first year of ttie contra ct and pa1 d hospitali zation lnsurunce cfferttvc the second \t'llr ,,f the contract. · The county's last offer was a one-year at 40 cents per hour to be applied to both insurance and wages, According to Haynes , this would only give each em· ployee $15 per month toward Ins urance premiums that ,, mst the emplo) ee 175 per munth for rarllllr'' {.'0 \' era~ e. approximate]) 20-25 cents per hour wa ~e wrrease. Flf\E RUN l'he Pome1·u y fire departown! was ca lled Sunday at 10 n I '" In the Kenneth HJa ,·k res1.d <'O• e un Mulberry l!mghts. According to Jim Sisson, a fir e department officia l, the furna ce wouldn't kick on to let the heat out. There was damage to a regulator, ) � 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 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 2, 1978 blackwood casey chase drummond fife little miller myers parkinson sauer sheppard swiger welch