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J t 54 82% 11le.ts.mt Vi:!llt'\ Hur1d s I I r dZ(' \ s lHH ~ 0 . tht'd \\ t'd nl'sd.n 111ght at Ill kmg, \ll'ltl\ll l.il ll ospllHl fur over 27 1 cars ~l'l\ dlk, ftJii tJ \' lllg d heCJrt Funeral SCf\ lt:l'S " rll be d\lettk .rt hrs l'lnph •\ ment held at 10 am Saturda~ .tl \l r Shtl'ids \\ riS born lkt the Moreland Funera l Humt' 2B J'IJJ tn i\1et ~s Ct•unt: th e tn Wcstervtlle Buna l be ~~~11 uf tht: l.ttl' W ~illt'f m Westervlli{' Mt•m on I phr1.nn Sh1dds Sr <~mf Gc~rd ens Fn ends ma\ Led! .tl \l t~lll t' (tile Sil ttl d" the funeral h!..llll( fr um - !u 11 llt• 1\ ,1" t'lllpltJ\i'd .rt 0\\f'll S p m th is evenmg rolllllll! ilbetgld.s lo1p He 1\d!-. .1 !llL' Illbu t f 1\otk l·ork 1 hurlh uf l hr ro,;t d mcmbe1 of the 2.5 ~ f'dr ( lub c1t tm JOHN II OSHEl. t 11nploUlll'lll and a mcmbrr A well-kno"n M~ sun of lilt' l:Jdss Hutt lc Blu\\C'rs l ounty resrdrnt John W :\s:sPllctlrltll Unrwr Oshel 76, Hend erson. cite d Ht• 1~ sur\ ned tH hrs \\ lfc, tlns mormng m Plra.s~ n t "'II g~cuWA· Kawasaki ~ - KZ20~ ) · ·" IT < r ~~ 7 I , f< " ~ I' t .• 1 FEATURES • ' ll' ')(t iC r•r l ' • )t'L ( 1lllt'f11t f \r 1 1 Huth J)!. ,lillh) Pu\\ r ll St111:- lcb \~ho111 hl' lll .lrrl'l'd tJ /l AUl! ~4 1946 lht<t' dau ght ers \Irs Wtllt dlll 1'"'" ~ I WlStcrfclt tud,;y ,J ' ~ '' ' ,, 1 , ., 11 J&R Sport Shop son~. Albcy K,\ THRYN STOCKMAN Kathr)n Brvan Stoekm.tn. 78, a dau~hter of carlv MctHS County settlers Wtlltam E ,_ e~nd Frances M Dumb le Brvan dt('d Apnl 8 at her home m Kanse~s City Mo . fullo\\lllg a ltngermg Illness She SUn:lvcd b) her husband , ~a mes A Stock tllilll IS 248 East Bannt st er Hoad, Kansas C1h, Mu. a stsh•r Mrs IJoruth\ B I \Cill Hart Ic), (l rest dent uf Mid· dlt•por1 rm mam year s unlll dbuut two vcars d!-(1! clltd no" l1v111g at St Jo hn s (on\dlesee n! Ce nt e r Spn ngflt•ld,a neph ev. . Dr J (lhll F Hrnle) ond w1fe, Spn ngfll'ld . '" u grea t meers. Mrs John S!UI1llanoffh rc.lgo .andMrs James Patton CtnemnHl t a g reat -nl!ph-e'w-" J,nn es M Har le~, Lcxrngtun K' , t wu grrat-grcat 1\lCCeS cHi d one grea t-grea t neph i'" She ~<as preceded 111 death b) her lkbrrrn , f\.hs Tt•rn r Jud\ f bruthc r , C'ul J useph D D,!\ \il/1 1-t..tZt.'\.Sblllg and Hr,an <..olumbus \Jlll ,r ~Lilt ~ 1 Shtlldl:i dl Ru11.-tl v.. 1~ tn Kan scts (· I!\ Pensioners will receive checks hcdf a m1lhon strong " ho fought for :tnd bUilt a great unwn The) worked under the nruM hazardous. <:1 nd arduous LOndittons that mrners have r ver had to face and sltll 1etatned thctr wtlltngness to ftght fur better condiltons" It IS trag tc Church add ed, ' that these men were hclrl as p;twns dunng the recr nt contract negot iations No". fur the fu st ttme m 25 \ears, thclr pens1uns are rontraouall} guaranteed " Ch urch smd the solidartty and mtlitant•e of the older generatron had served as an example to th e ) oun ger m1ncrs We wtll conttnue to neKOli· ate substantial improve· menls for our pensioners m prt:VIOUS rver) cont ract " he s~t1 d IV ASHINGTO~ t UP I I Untied Mtnc1 Workers Vtcc PreSident Sam Chu t ch Jr snrd toda\ 79,000 pen.swnc1. . co1crcd b1 Ute unwn s 1950 penswn trtt'S t w1ll recri\C chl'L ks next \\I.'L'k tolalmg $725 to $775 for tht> month s of Fc br.u;.rr \ Mar ch and Aprrl 1976 l'lw (lldcr pen~JOnl'r s \\ere not ptitd therr pc-nstuns of $22J to $250 per month dunng rebruar) Hnd :\1arch due l<l the lc~ck of fumlmg for the trust and to the length of th•• cnal stnk e The prns tons uf these men e~rt• g uarant~d m the future under the letms of the labor contrat t rattfted b) the UM W mcmbrrs last nwnth The~ are tncreased 5:!0 per rnonUt In , two ll lUSI tdSCS fr olll le1 cis Clturch satd the checks were mat led today 0nd should i>e r" et ved no !mer than the begmrung uf next "'eek ' It 1s \en gral!f) mg to see the se men rc t cl\e ~ $30 million I c;ontlnued from page I) be fnre the Oh tn Department of !':duration can send a chetk to Cleve land 'Th ts see m~ to be the best nptton - tn fac t the only npllon, sa td Thomas Moye r. executive assistan t to Gov Jatnes A Rhodes "ho helped wor k out the plan w1th legJslatl\,e h· fHie r s an d Waller In a JOlfl t !:ita ternent, Senate Pres ident Pro Tem po re Oltvtr Ocasck a nd House Speaker Vernal G Rtffe, Jr also noted that the advance pa' ment plan - mne month s worth of state atd at $3,422,557 a month - would only get the bc l ea~ r ed system thro ugh June It ts mcumben t upon the ctttzens of the Cleveland Public Sc hool Dt>trtct to pass the school levy stheduil'li for June," tltev sa td Thr ext ra o rdina ry stn ngs · pl ace un advancement of the money mandate d · ~ood ft sca l • m~t nage m e nt - not a t.rustecshtp, satd Ocasek None of the offtctals would predtrt what the stH te m t~ ht ha' e to do 1f Clevela nd votet s reject the le\ y a gam Hut Ocasck noted Cleveland has not passed " le1y stnce 1970, and m that ttme state md has mcrea sed 167 perNnt whtle the local effort . ehtefly th r o u ~h mflated prope rty values has nsen onl y 20 5 percent ·We've got to face that "hen we come to tt · Oc.tsek satd Dorrian featured speaker BOOKMOBILE SCHEilULE Metgs Cu unl)' St hcd ulc for the lloo kmobtle fur Aprtl 17 IH and 20 ts ll stcd Monday . 1\prtl 17- 1\aCine Junwr Ht gh Schoo l, 9 30 am -I p m Southern Ht gh Sc hool. 1·2 30 p m . llashan . 3 3 30 : Ches ter MethodiSt Church, 4-5 30 , Keno, 5 45· 6 15 Baum Add!lton , 6 45 7 t5 Mulberry Hetghts In · ftrmarv, 7 45-ll Tu c;day, April 16 Sal1sbury F:lcm enlary , 1<1 pm Hce dsvt llc Heed s Sture .I 45-5 !5 , Tuppers !'lams - Dati'\ Bar. 5 45· 6 30 rupp ers PlainS Arbau gh lloustng 6 30-7 15 . Htggs Addtllon. 7 30-ll State Route 7, P,t rk er's, 8 15-il 30 Thu rsda 1. Apnl 20 Mtddlepurt Elcmcntarv, I· 2 30 p 111 ll <trrtsonvtlle St ore .1 15 3 45 New l.tma Road 4·4 30. l.angsvtlle, 4 45·5 15 Rutland Bank 5 30-6 30 Hutland Depot St reet, 6 30-7 30 Cook Gap fhll . 7 45-il Jull(llon 124-7 6 15·8 .10 . M & M Antique and Gift Shop 175 N Second Ave FDIC lh1 s \Ht•k 's \\Innin g numbers· Gold number - 8. White number - 31, Hlur number - 871). E•tra Cash 880926 Lurk) Buck Two Thrce-dlgll number 280. Srx-digil number 684815 t>eltei th an 60 percent of the pensiOners re<:e1ved mt reases ex ceeding 22 per cent 111 thctr pensiOns 111 the la lest dgreement .' he satd Grarul Opening M enobrr ' subst.tnttal porllon of thetr lUSt due, sa1d Ch urc h 'TI1ese are the sun1Vors of e~ c.enera t1on of mtners onct' ] reasons to ope n a Sav1ngs Accou nt here H1gh mterest S ,,fet t, And ~ ~ >u II feel like the bo-,, lsl'Cil u'e \,''I ll r1re 1 pomeroy rutland tuppers plain s Quarreling woUld play into hands/o.f Soviets funt't c.!l hnnH' aftet ~ PIll Bearmg Plant tn Columbu~ Valle) llosptt al Oshel, who ha~ bren trl f;ulmg health fr1r sr\ er(ll 'ears was an <Ju tomu b!lt• dealer from 1926 through 1'14~ He !.Iter retired to takt Ld lt' of hts farm He was born on June :10 1699, C:rumm l.ond1ng , to th<' tate Vtct or S and Eltzabeth .l.tne Maupm Oshel lie IS SUrJtVed b) hi S "tfe Vuguna Bell Oshel "hom he lllHrmd on Apnl 6, 1931 Also home. I Eugene Shtelds and Walter : Ech• artl Sh teld s, bot h of 1 Newark , and ftvc gra nd· :sUI\1\tllg are tv.o brother's, cht ldrcn Func1 al SC'rvH. es wall bt! ( h.trles Os he l Pomt held Sund,l\ .u I p m at the Pit'.bdlll and Murgan Oshel. Baughman Funeral Hume 1 1\shllllt . 0 Gr av es tde FurHr1tl seni(CS wrll br Frazeysburg >en llrs wtll be held at hrld Sunda\ 2 p 111 Ill lhl' lhnst 1an Ce metrq at Strun~ Furll.'r:-tl Home TI1e 1 uppers Plams at 4 30 p m He I' !Mus l't uma rtte <~nd the Ht•\ \larlm Campbell The Rev John Dudgeon "til uff1C1ate Fnends may call at ~~Ill offt l'dlt' Hunal "tll be Ill the funeral home ~' rtda) Moun d filii Ce meten from it o 9 p m c1nd Smurda) Gallt J>>IiS F r tt·ncb m.n ull! dt the h"m 4 to 9 p 111 s~nru dd ~ Mtddlepod , Oh10 SPECIAL pomeroy nationa bank All d1 scon t1nued lmpenal th e bank of the century Glass 20 Pel Off . Thts rnclvdes ca"rmel , green and red slag Wh1te, red, blue, established 1872 ¥:)J mahe.lhe cifftrence ·. Blevins reports on Jl lfe Saturday and Sunday Apnl tl & and 16 Only mang ot d carn1vat glass Pius cryslal and milk glass Sttturday Hours 10 fa 5 Sunday Hours 12 to S • · The 1 ent h Dt strt r t Democratic Act ton Club held ti s bt·m onthl y mcetmg Wednesday at the Metgs Inn, Pomero) ~' eatu rcd speaker " as Mt chae l J Dorrtan , Democra ti c ca ndtdate for l.reutenant-Govcrnor, run· mng on a ltckct wtth Htcha rd Celeste, the gube rnatunal eandtdate Dornan, servmg tn h1s thtrd term as a member of the Board of Commtsswncrs tn f rankli n Co unty, emphastzed the role that the I.reulcnant·Govern or will pia) tn establtshtng a closer relatt onshtp between the state adrntntstrauon and local umts of government He pu tn ted out that l he l.teu tenant·C:overnor wt ll head a twelve person local gove rn me nt com mi SS IOn wh tch wtll serv~ as a means to reach collect ive su lulions to local problems " Local ~ove rnments ," he sa1 d must be enhanced tn the performance of thctr dottes by the state government, because loca l uruts are the creatures of the state" lie stated hts beltef that local ufh C!als should have more tnput tnto stat e poltcy deCistonmaktng and felt that the com miSSl()n W(JUI~ serve as a pu blic forum to provtde loca l offt ctals the upportumt y to atr thctr pl'oblems Dorrtan satd as Ltcutenant· C:overno•. he \\Ould be th e representative of loca l ~overnment l m the Celeste admtmstrallun and praised Celeste for recogmztng the problems of these umts In other bustness , Mary Renson, president of the club, tnt roduced candtdates for the Gener al Assembly and other statewtd e off ice rs Don Moyer , Muskmgum Count y, llltroduced a motion, adopted unammously , rcquesllng tha t Mary GalLag her . Iront on, remove her name from eonstderatton tn the contest for state ce ntral co rn · mtlteewoman tn the Tenth Dislrt(1 Gallagher 1s the current incumbent status of problems .' Hv BARRY JAMES the essenlial need to conllnue CASTEI\U , Belgtum tUPil • a momentumlaunchedatlast - Ge n Alexander Hatg, ~ year's (London) summtt.' commander of NATO forces Hatg spoke a ft er tn Europe, warns that any Washmgton and Bonn traded quarreling betw een th e rec;runmatton s over Carter 's Utuled Stales and Europe dectston to defer productt on over Prestdent Ca rter's of the neutron weapon freeze on the neutron bomb As a mtlttary man, Hatg would play mlo the hands of 'satd, he would would not the Sovtets m thetr attempt to quest ton a po ll c)' dectston dtvtde the alliance reached by a poltlt ca l In an cxclustv e mtervtew , authortty Batg satd he was concerned. ·Th e- NATO commander that potnlmg accusmg fmge rs warned tha t the Sovtel Umon would only draw attention destrcs the collapse of the awav from the need lo butld alhance and "clearly the up NATO agatnst the global mosteffecttve meansof domg threat of Sovtct unpertalism lltat would be the crealton of On the neutron bomb tssue , doubts m the trans-Allanite Hmg smd, "One thtng that pa rtnership " would conce rn me about post· "The whole array of Eastdcclswn fmger porntmg 1n a West dralogue . 1f rmslrans·Atlanttc sense .ould be ma nage d by Westerr the t!Hnger that tl 11ould pohtt cal leaders, provtd es di' ert our attentton from the fc rttlc groun d for the great .1n:urnphshments of the exploita tron :-rnd rtr'l'nl\ tfJon nlhance m lhf' p :-1r;;! \ Ca t and of susptcton and lack of mutual trust and conftdence among the partners of the alhance,' he satd Batg satd he would be parlt cularly co ncerned tf "temporary setba cks" led to "O trlllltons" with the tdea that et lh er Amenca or Europe could by tlself bwld a eredtble defense agamst a global assertion of Sovtel powet He called Sovtet act1vtlles m Alrtca "unacceptllble" and warned that they cou ld have "a profound tmpact on the health and vttality of the alliance " But he satd he was conftdent the a lites would fmd full umly at the Washmgton NATO summtt next month He added the Umted Sillies has an mcreastng obhgalton to consult " metlculousl) " allt es on wtlh tis d1sarrriament matters In addition, Ha1g satd, the West must realize that econorntc and monetary strams are as real a danger to the alliance as Sovtel power poltliCS On an opttmtslic note, he satd he believed NATO's fortunes are • mendm g followmg the London summ1t, which was the starting pomt for a senes of short and longterm for ce tmprovements and mcreased spending on defense But Hatg added tl was unposstble to solve "15 years of neglect" m one year Ulttmately , the West had more men, money and producltve capactty than tbe Sovtet bloc, he satd, "and there ts no reason why with sound planmng and efftctent mana ge ment we are not gomg to be able to match the challenges we fa ce " GALLIPOLIS - Jtm Bl evms, prestdent of the Gal!ta County Local Board of Educatton Saturday reported on the status of problems resu llmg from fires at CenterVIlle and Hannan Trace Elementary Schools earher thts yea r Blevms conftrmed "The major obIectlve of the board and admmtstratton was to relocate students as quickly as posstble to factlilles so they coJid cum· plete the school year wtth a rntntmum of disruptton and delay " Centervt1le students have been tern· poranly relocated to Camp Asbury near Rto Grande. Hannan Tra~e Elementary students have been relocated m the Hannan Trace Htgh School where they are attending a spilt sesston wtth htgh school students. "The cooperatiOn of both school personnel and the commuruly resulted m a tnliltmal amount of lost schoo l days for the • ~ JAN ET WA.LSH CO! UMBUS, Ohto t UPI J Hu stler ma ga ztn e ow ner l.iitrY Flynt, wounded 111 a small Georgia town by a smper s bullet "Inch left hun IJH rllally paralyzed, returned to lu> hometown today for furth er trea tment al Ohto State Umverstty Hospttal I feel prelt y good," F)ynl told reporters as he was news media were allowed wttllln 400 ya rd s of the mrcraft The ambulance ca rrymg Flynt was escorted to the hospttal by two Columbus ctty pollee crutsers and one Oh to Stat e campus police car Hts w1fe, Althea, was m the ambulance wtth Flynt and the ambu lance was followed by rlynt's red Rolls Royce wllh several atd~ Flynt's phySICian at the hosp tta l IS Dr . Robert Veterans Mrmorlal Hospital Zo llin ger of the OSU ADMITTED - Brandon nepartmen t of Surgery Rgush , Pomer oy, Alt ce · When he was released Ha trden Long Bottom , from Emory hospttal hts Mtldred Hubbard, Syracuse condttton was hs ted as DISC HAR GED stab le." a Unt vers tty Law r ence H) scll, Junmy Hnsptta l spokesman satd Gra ham , Bna n John so n, ·He was taken to tfie Wtlm a Rt ggs Brenda Wh1t c, seventh fl oor of Umverstty Gcrt r ud e Swartz. Ve lm a hospital where he wtll be m a Wtnebt enner, Clyde Qutllen prtvate room wtlh one bed ," the Umverstty satd tn a brtef stateme nt "No remodeling Holzer Medical Center was done, bot we did make I DisrhargtS, Aprt113! certam ad1uslments to brtng Mrs Mtehael Adam s and m monttormg machines " dauKh!er, Wtlliam Adkms. 'Larry Flynt had ' a good Wanda Boggs, Lucttlc Bragg'"''trtp and ts resung m his room l.u et ll c Carey, Denvtl fatrly com fortably ," satd Dr Coburn, James Dtehl , James Manuel T zagou rnt s, Frcneh, l>l!rt'Q Hall ey, Ttf· assoctate dean of the OSU fta ny Harvey, Gary Hunley, Co ll ege of Medt cme and Floren ce John so n, Joyce Medtcal Dtrector of Untvestty Kea t tng Cha rlen e Kelley , Hosptta l "We'll know more Donna Kletn Mrs Ronme by the end of the day " Flynt was moved out of 'McCa m and so n. Je ss~ McKee, Josep h Mtller , Emory Umvers tty Hospttal Frances Nerral , Carl Nor· unannounced He was rushed th up, Bobbte Rt ch tc, Althea Htd eno ur . Lt nd a Swan, Annettta Wau msley, Doc k · FHA loans main Watts, Inez Wilgus 1Births, Aprll13 ) tOJ>ic disc ussed Mr and Mrs Homer Mtlls • daught er, Sy racuse Mr Ca rol Costanzo was the and Mrs Donald Fa nntn, a guest speaker at the regular da ught er, Jackson Mr and meetmg of the Pomeroy · Mrs Elliott Perry, a son, Oak Mtddleport Lt ons Club Htll Wednesday She spoke on the many HI-I.OW TEMPS • types of loa ns off ered by the NE W YOHK iU PIJ - The Farme rs Home Adl11ghest temperatu re reported mtmstratton Incl uded were 'llt ursday to the Nattonal commercial loans, loans to Weather ScrvtC'C, excl udmg sma ll busi nesses for tm · Alaska and fl awa u, was 93 provcme nl s, far m Im deg r ees at Orland o, r ia proveme nt loan s and Today 's low was 24 deg rees at financtng nc• farm s Bruce Devtls Lake, N D Teaford prcstded wheeled mto the hosptlal on a stretcher He looked alert an d snllk'li to reporters mectmg the ambulance • Flynt , 35, was flown to Co lu mbu s fro m Emory Un iverSi ty H o~pttal m Atlanta, Ga , under sin d secunty Ht s plonc landed at the umverslly's D<ln Scott Fteld. but no members of the Swnmer league Hospil al News . in dire need of assistance 'I he PonH•r o)' Sumnier Youth Ball Lea gue IS des pera tely tn need of vo lunteer help to ready the fllctlittcs un the Metgs Htgh School grounds for the upcumrng scasvn Partt cularl) needed are sornl' ,volunl ccr bncklayers "ho wttl!ay block lo replace '"" du~outs dcst ro)cd by the Y+ tntcr weathe r Offtce rs of the league hope tho~t parent s wtll "get tn· valved" m the " ork on the fields llopefull y. the group will ~ u rk thts • ee kend on prepartng the fa ctltl tcs Anyone wtlling to help ts asked to call Lee Roush. 992· 7020 . RogerSt e•art, 992-5212. ur prestdent of the league , Don Honncl at 992·2604 VOL 13 NO II BOARD MEETS The So u t~ern Local Boord of Educatwn wtll meet Tuesda), Aprtl 16, at 7 :lO p m tn th e ht gh schoo l ca feterta SQUAD HUNS The Syracuse ER Squad Wednesday wa s ca lled at 6 am for Clara Lavender and Thu rsday at II 20 p m for Dale Bass They were both. taken tu Pleasant Valley Hosp1ta l RECEIVE rUNDS State Audttor Thomas E f erguson reported an Apnl distnbutton of $8,653,927 15 In local government money to Ohto's 86 co unties and 386 ctucs and vtllages levymg loca l tncme taxes Of the total, Me1gs Count y recetved 112,500 A PATIENT Rtchard Gtlkey of Cltfton, W. Va , ts I! pattent at Veterans Memorial Hosptlal rather than Ca cl Gilkey of Maso n, W Va , as reported ear her EL.BERFELDS I.N POMEROY GALLIPOLIS- POINT PLEASANT ROME (UPIJ - The Red Brtgades lerronsts who have held former Premtcr Aldo Mora for four weeks announced Saturday he had been-sentenced to death In thetr s1xth eommumque smce a commando squad snatched Moro off a Rome street and killed hts ftve bodyguards on March 16, the terrortsts sa td hts ' people's trial " was over In tdenlfcal messag., relea sed slmultanously In Turm , Mtlan and Genoa the Red Brtgades satd "The mterrogallon of the prisoner Aldo Moro has been completed There ts no doubt that Aldo Moro ts gutlty and he has therefore been sentenced to death " There was no mdicatton tf the death "sentence " alrea dy had been carried out on the fratl , 61-year-<Jid prestdent of the Chnsltan Democralic Party which has ruled the nation alone or m coaht10n s1nce the end of World War II The terron sts' message sa1d, "The responstbthltes of Aldo Moro are the same as those for which lhts stale ts on tnal Hts gutlt IS the same as that for whteh lhe Chnshan Democra ts and 1ts reg1me will be fmally beaten, ltqutdated and diSpersed through the tmllattve of the ft ghtmg commumst forces "Trytng Aldo Mora was but a stage a moment m what Is the elass war for communrsm •· Aller a long preamble accusmg the Christian Democrats or vanous kmds of corruptiOn, the message satd lhat after the . Rio College awarded Gallia's hike-hike . scheduled May 21 I $37,890 Action grant I· I GALLIPOI.IS - The Federal volunteer agency, ACTION , has awa rded a $37,690 grant to Rto Grande Coll ege to be matched wtth $21 ,363 In local non-Federal fund s toward fundtng a ll eltred Sentor Volunteer Program !RSVP ) through May 31, 1979 ThiS news came out Saturday on the heels of the Thursday meettng of the Areawtde RSVP Advisory Comnuttec mee ttng tn Jack son's Fi rst Untied Presbytertan Church wllh Prestdent Evelyn Hartwell presiding The 22 people altendtllll acknowledged and praised U S Sen Howard Metzen· baum s support and vote In gelling RSVP funded agam There were five people each from Calha and Jackson Counties, four from Ptke County, and etghl from l'tnton Co unty New date for the RSVP televtston program over WSAZ was announced It wtll be rescheduled from the ortgmal Apnl 6 date to the new date, April 27, at 12 30 p m on the Joan Ja eger talk show. There was also a dtscusston of how the four cnunlles had set up projects for hononng semor citizens and shut·rns on Semor Ctltzens Day May 16 Arlene Tracy, Galha County coor· dina tor, told the group that Gallia County's sehedule May 16 tneludes gtfl of a hvtng plant to each shut·ln wtth !Ia Artus the chatrperl!On for Golba County ; a prayer breakfast at Grace United Methodtsl Church at 9 am .; a noon ptenlc luncheon • Mens Sport Shirts • Boys Shor1s • 8Gys Jackets e Mens Knit Shirts • Work BeHs • Ready Made Drapes • Mens Jog Shorts • AM.fM Radios • Womens Spc~~tswear • Floor lampS • Carpet Samples on the lawn\t the Semor C111:zens Center a mtle from Ga lhpolts on Jackson Ptke , and at! p m a program of mu Sic and speaktng followed by open house Coordtnalors' reports showed Ga ll1a Co unt y "tth 800 hours 111 F'ebruary and 1,482 tn March; Jackson County 7W tn f'ebruary and 610 m March, Ptke wtth 793 m rcbruary and 710 m March, and Vtnton County wtth 600 hours Ill March RSVP palttctpants serve m public and private non-profit organizations such as coults, schools , hospttals, day care centers and others There are no eltgt btltty rC<IUtrcm ents !or volunteers based on education, expertence or Income, and ACTION asstsls Sentor Volunteers wtth lransportalton, trammg and development conunumty support and also asstst 10 sponsoring recogmuon act1v1tres RSVP operates through gra nts to public and private non-profit orgamzauons Ul loca l communities and 11s roster currently stands at more than 213,000 sentor volunteers m the Umted States For more mformatton on the Retrred Semor Volunteer Program, contact the Project Dtrector, Mary K Smalley, P 0 Box 978 m Rto Grande Other vo luntee r programs ad · mmtst ered by ACTION Include the Peace Corps, I'ISTA (Volunteers 1n Service to Amertcal Umverslty l'car for ACTI ON, Sentor Co mpamun Program and the Foster Grandparent Pro~ ram JOHN RIEBEL Carter EXTENDED FORECAST M daJ lhrough Wednesday, a ch of • ho~ ers late Monda y and Tu and lair Wednesday Highs "lll be In the 50s or low 60s Monday and in the upper 50s or the 60s Tuesda y and Wednesda y Lows wlll be In the l Os Monda) and in the upper lOs or 40s lookh~ g or ahead Tuesday and Wednesday . By WESLEY G. PIPPERT THURMONT, Md I UPI) - Prestdent Carter wtll make tax and ttvtl 'crvt ce reform h1s next legislative prrontws on('e the Panama Canal trea lies arc dtsposed of, htgh-ranktng Whtte House sourc~s satd Saturday The sourc-es satd Ca rter rs also workmg on a Wh1te House staff reorgaruzatwn plan but wtll keep all of hts present sentor staff members The prestdent and Mrs Carter relaxed and strolled outdoors at Camp Davtd Saturday on the eve of a slork·takmg conference "'lh nearly all of hts top admmtstratton advtsers Those slated to attend Sunday s parley at the presiden tial retreat rn Mar}lctnd's Ca toct m Mou ntarn s lfl cluded Vrce Con ttnued on A·2 GALIJPOLIS - Jim Cochran, of the Galhpohs Area Jaycees, has been named chatrman of Galtta County 's 1978 Htke· Btke for llctarded Ctl!Zens · On May 21." Cochran satd, "rcstdcnts of Ga Uta Co unty wtlt have an opportumty to take part In lhts worthwhtle event We hope everyone wtiiiom us Ill the htke-btke either as part1c1pants or sponsors-" 11te htke-btke campatgn calls on volu nteer cttlzens to e1ther h1kc or b1ke for retarded ctllZCns over a measured co urse Busrnesses and 1nd1vrduals are asked to pledge so much per mtle for each mtte walked or rtdden by parttctpants The walk or n de wtlllake place on May 21 PartiCipants who walk wtll begtn at 10 am whtle those who rtde wtll begin at I p m Prizes wtll · be awarded to the pa r· ttctpants •ho obtam the mo;t money from · D pledges • . Htkers or btkers wtll rally at the Cll) Park, and the measured <oursc wtll be 17 mttes long Check potnts wtll be set up at mterva!B along the route. to accurate!) clock the mtles walked or ridden by par· ttctpants "Walk and btke rtdes have been GA I.I.I POLIS - Paul J Knotts has ve ry successful Ill other parts of the been promoted to Operation s Manager fo r co untry," Cochran sa1d, "and have ratsed thousands of dollars for the mentally domesuc motors and power transmiSSion retarded I know we can count on the manufactunng: operatiOns, It was anClltzens of Gallia County to make the nounced Saturday by James T Sakat , vtce campa1gn here an o utst.andm~>: success •· prestdent of the Electri c Motor Group, Sponsor sheets for rtders and walkers IWbbms & Myers, Inc Knolls will assume ma y be ptcked up at Bob Saunders Quaker hts new responStbthty tmmedtately Knotts, 44, who formerly was general State, Gallipolis State 1nstttute PYA Volunteer Service Offtce, Gufdtng Hands manager of the Galhpohs opera!tun, "'11 School, and The Wiseman Agency. Fur now dtrect all man ufactu rrng, fuither tnformatton, contact Jim Cochran eng1neenn g, t> mplo)ee relatrons and financtal control funct tons at Electnc at 446-788t or Pat Cochran at 446-4007. Motor Group plant s tn Gal!tpolis, Memphi s, Tenn , Cheshir e, Conn , and Salisbury, Pa. Plant operattons managers Bloodmobile to visit wtll report to Knotts In aMounct ng thts asstgnment Sakat Gallipolis April 20 said, "There arc a number of conunon ltn ka ges between the ope rating and GALLIPOLI S - The Hunttn gton markettng funcl tons of these divtstons For RegiOnal Bloodmobile vtstl Ga lltpolts msta nce," he continu ed, '' many from noon to 6 p m Thursday at the Grace customers arc served by bot h dtvistons Untled Methodtst Church an d many sktlls are common to Mrs Thelma Sha ver, cn unty blood manufactu rtng and engiocenng " He satd chatrman , satd blood replacements should lhts mer~e r M acllvit!Cs under Knotts wtll be made at thiS VISit provtde better responde to customet needs Persons 18~ years of age arc eligtble to gtve blood Seventeen-year olds may donate blood tf they have permtssion sltps Vehicle destroyt•d fro m a parent or guardia n rau l Our House musemn opens '78 season GA! II PO I.fS - Our House. the Ohto museum on First >\vc rn Gcdllpolls. opened lor the 1976 season Saturda) Mar)' Allison, curator, saJd that Our House wtll be closed Monda) and Tuesday uf each "eek but the season \\Ill run until 5 pm Oct 29 /'\dm1sswn fee IS !J11ll 50 cents, but for people 13 years of age and over, but a 25ecnt fee Will be assessed th1s season for ch tldrcn SIX through 12 years of age Mrs Allison sa td <X>NTEST WJN~ERS NAMED -::. Winners of the 1978 Gallia Sot! and Water CooservaUon District poster contest were named Frtday afternoon Jddges pjctured above with the top three posters are, left to right, Fred· Deel , ~xtenslon office; 1nabelle Sibley, receptionist at the county courthouse and Frank Mtll t;OOnty treasurer, First ~lace honors went to Jackie Sanders, Clay Elementa~ School. Tammy Palrtck s poster from Hannan Trace chptured ser'md place honors and Ruuell Saunders' poster from Cadmus placed third '·• the annual event Theme this year was "The Story of Land ." Sale Continues Saturday From 9:30 to 5 PM and Monday 9:30 to 5 PM " the Chnstmas vacauon last year 'due to the ftnanctal problems Voters have tumed down addtllonal tax tevtes The board recently gave Rtebel a oneyea r contract , however, prevtous contracts had been for three-yea r periods At r rtday's meetmg, etght restdents d1scussed promollon for passage of a !(). mtll levy so ught for one year only The ftnanctatly hard pressed board voted to sell at publte auctton, Umber growing on some W acres ol land behutd the titgh school The tlillber will be auctioned at 10 a m on May 20 at the htgh school Persons needm~ more Ulfonnatlon are to contact Supt Rtebel or Mrs EloiSe Boston , clerk-treasurer. The board granted a leave of absence to Ntcnle Abraham, primary EMR teacher at the Chester school for the rematnder of the year for health reasons Susan Dye was named to fill the post Janet Kestner was gtven pen,nlsston to attend a Future Homemakers of Amertca Conference 111 Columbus, Aug 21·22 In other business, Mar. 3 was approved as a ca larntly day Permtssion to use the Rtvervtew and Chester buildings In late June for Btble School purposes was gfven It was agreed that a grand ptano given to the dtstrtct by the late Mrs. Edna Stewart be retumed to the famtly when tl ts no longer needed The board also agreed to sell a Sptnet Baby Grand whtch IS no longer needed . Interested persons should cnntact Rtebel or Mrs Boston Byron McCoy was gtven permtsston to lay underground electrtc cable and a gas line under a part of the htgh school grounds to a new home he ts building adjacent to the school Usts of staff members, who are to have access to student records m each school, were approved The board approved the graduation of semors for June 4 Knotts assumes new post at Robbins & Myers Mrs Bilston was authomed tc attend a clerk-treasurer sessiOn mAthens on June 9 and to borrow money to pay the April bills. It was agreed to advertiSe for bids on a new roof at the Chester school Finns needtng spectftcattons are to contact Mrs Boston IWbelt Shaver was added to the and lake belter advantage of sktlls substitute teachers list and Joe Mitchem ava liable from all locations and Kellha Whtllatch were named subIn related management news, two sttlute bus dmers pendtng passage of market mg managers, L Scott Bouldin at thetr dnvtng tests Ga lltpahs. and R A. Ntek" Rosst at The resignation of Jame Headley as high Cheshtre, Conn , wtll now report to Mr school secretary was accepted and James Sa kat They prcv tolL'IY reported to general Watson was employed as a htgh school man.a~ers at their respcctt~,oe loca ttons custodian for the rematnder of the year Mr Knotts has heen assoctaled wtlh were made for app!ymg for Ttlle IV Plans llobbms & M) crs for over 25 years, m funds to be used for the purchase of ltbrary manufactunng productiOn and budget books management He has se rved wrth other Regular meet~ngs of the board were dtvtstuns of thts company and other motor changed to the third Tuesday of each diVISion plants dunng thts tune, h1s most Continued on A-2 re<ent move to Galhpolts tn 1976 Knolls IS a native of Sprmgfte!d, studted at Wttten· berg UntverStty, Sprtngfteld, and has been active m Galltpohs ctvtc and cornmumty affatrs Oeanup day set April23 by fir~ Saturday , PRICE 25 CENTS EAS T MF: IGS - Jo hn Rtebel supennlendent of the Eastern Locai School Dt;'lnct for the past 12 years, wtll not be ret urmng to hts post as head of the dtstnct next fa ll Rrebel armounced h1s res1gnat10n when lhe boa rd of education met rn regular sesSion Frtday mght It ts reported Rtebel has been htred for a federal program post out of the co unty, but !mal con tracts have not been stgned The Eastern Drslnct has been rn fmanctaltroubl e fo r the past few months Schools were closed for a penod precedmg ••II OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY MIDDLEPORT POMEROY Riebel resigns Eastern post <~tftaJ " of Moro before a "people's tnbwtal" there would be ' no sensational revelations," because tl sard the crimes of U1e Chrtst tan Democrats were well known "But our duty and that of all revolulwnanes rs to orga mze the prolelartal , to butld the force that will fmally carry out the condemnatton of lhe bou rgeo1s 1e and rts se rvants, " the statement said f or one mon th, 50,000 poltre and troops ha ve been fruttlessly scou rmg the nation for lhe former premter and hts captors No handwrtllen message or photograph fr om flve-'lrme Premter Mora were rncluded wtth the terror1st message as m the preVIous hve commumques smce hrs caplW'e and hts fa ther4n-law Ralph Zmn, are partners tn the enterprtse expected to be completed soon tntint SUNDAY, APRIL 16, 1978 APRIL STORE WIDE SALE SPECIAL SALE PRICES • Womens Coats • Car Tape Players • Girls Sleepwear e Girls Shorts • Girls Dresses • Timex Watches • Metal Cabinets • Gingham Checks Yardage • Corningw~re Bake Sets .. Py M • rex 1xmg Bowls tmts Kidnapped premie sentenced to death to De Kalb-Peachtree &rport at about 6 30 a m and flown to Colwnbus aboard an atr ambulance Offt ctals m Georgta had s&d Thursday Flynt would return to Ohto but refused w Htve dellltls on the tnp. 'The grave concern ts that we not endanger htm further by makmg a public schedule of h1 s departure," the spokesman at Emory satd Flynt was paralyzed from the mtd-thtghs down after bemg wounded by a smper's bullet on a street corner March 6 at Lawrencevt lle durtng a break tn hts trtal on a mt sdem ea nor obscenity charge Also wounded was h1s attorney, Gene Reeves, who recently was released from the hospttal at Lawrencevtlle No arrests have been made m the ~hootmg . MARCH SALES March 1976 sales of Senes E & H Umted States Savlllgs Bonds m Ohto were $43 mtllion At the end of March the stale attamed 23.2 per cent of tts 1976 Sales Goal Theodore T Reed Jr . Met g~ Co unt y Volunteer Sal' tngs" l3onds Chatrman , re port ed March sa les of Savmgs Bonds tn the county were $30,862 The county aeh teved 20 2 per cent of tis arutual sa les goal March 31. + unba Flynt returned to Columbus B} students," Blevrns commented The next major hurdle, Blevms reported, "as to cnrrect aoy safety deftcienctes m the Camp Asbury facility Safety mspecttons were recently compl eted by the state Ill· dustnal co mmi SS ion and defrc1encres tdenltlted Archtte<t Bob Grant has been employed by the board to project the costs and develop a plan for ehmtnaung those deft clenctes Stale and local mvest tgators have not yet dtsclosed the cause of the fires In~ /tl1 4~ ~ l ' ~ surance company adJUSters are expet'f.ed ' • ~ ... · ~ ....... ......, ~to propose a fm a ncta l settl ement momentartly and Archttect Grant wtll .-. ~ T4 . . . . . . 1 p asstst the board m ubta mmg a satisfactory settlement Blevtns contmued, 'Before It can be determmed where students wtll be housed ON BOAT FACIUTY PHOGHESSING next year, tt IS necessary to fully consider WorkWOHK mmn con tractor for the facriH} which w11l hol1')e f.l sales ts progressmg at a raptd pace on the $500 000 Ztllfl 'S Contmued on A-2 rfXlm, a ~as dock and repair bwldm g adJacent to the Landmg at Kanauga Carter and Evans. Galltpolis, ts the cxJstmg Ash land Oil Servrce Station Roger G Flemmg TO MEET 11JESDAY GA LLI POLIS - Gall tpo!IS Ctty Comnusslon wtll meet tn speetal sesston Tuesday, begtnntng at 8 p m tn lhe city commisston room In the Mum c1pal Buildtng · • BELEASEil FROM JAIL POMEROY - Leonard M Filchpatrick, 21, Middlepo rt , charged wuh murder mthe a11eged shooting death of hts w1fe, Kathryn Ellen Fitchpatrlck , April 9, was released from jafl frtday under 160,000 bond GALUPOLIS - A short tn electrtcal wtrtng destroyed a 1976 Chrysler owned by Wtlham Wooda11 at 12 24 a.m Saturday on SR 586, four and one·half mtles west of Galltpolts Ftre Chtef James A. Nolthup satd the blaze ort glllated from the passenger area Ejghl men responded to the 56th alarm of the year Grass. brush and weeds burned in a fire at >.52 p m Friday at 131 2 Eastern Ave The property IS owned by Ed George of Coal Grove and rented to D. Gnggs Clu!dren p!aytng ••th matches were blamed for the blaze PAUL J. KNOTTS GALLIPOLIS - Next Sunday the Galltpolis merchants are going to clean up three winter-ravaged areas of downtown tn the Old French Ctty Rtck Carter, prestdent of the Galllpolla Retail Merchants Association, sent a message to hts fellow businessmen and women that the City will supply a truck and driver for the work In the Publlc Square, the municipal parking lot, and Second Ave The two-month siege of snow and Ice left dirt and debriS whtch the tolling merchants will clean up, wtth brooms, shovels, and trash bags. They 'll meet at 2 p m In the Public Square. Asking for a big turnout, President Rick Carter said, "The more the metTler and the qutcker we get done " He added "Remember one thtng. We are products of our environment, 90 let'l get our envll'onmenl cleaned up so we look good" • ( \ • • �. A~'l- T he ~ u nda: l'nnt'~~t·ntml·l. Sund(:t ~. ;\pnl 16. Hl78 Blevins... ' •••,,•• 'I Carter. o o Continued from A·! President Walter Mondale , the sentor While House staff and most members of the Cabinet. The Carters arrivt-d by helicopter Fnday afternoon . Mondale and the rest were to fly up by helicopter from Washington Sunday afternoon for policy review meetings th e rest of that day and Monday mo rning . On the president's legislative plans , two high-ranking White House staff officials told UPI that Carter will devote his attention to his proposed reforms of the tax laws and the civ il service organization after the canal treaty comes to a final raqfic,ation vote Tuesday . Cori'gressmen influential in tax~wdting policy have opposed Carter's plan to link tax reform with th e Uix cut both he and Congress want as aQ econom ic stimul us this year . Civi l S€rvice un ion lea ders have reacted angrily to his proposals for eliminating automatic wage raises at some levels and Simplifying dismissal procedures. The" 3ftbuse offi cials, however, said Carter is not pessimistic about his prospect.s for success un these controversial issues despite the problems he has had with Congress on hts long-sta lled energy bill and a number of other propos;tls. His publi c opinion poll ratings also have been declining late ly. "It's the inevitable result of takmg on tough issues, ' 1 one key aide said. "The best politics is not to shy away from the tough issues." Th e sources also satd Carter's top White House staff will remain intact after the president appruves plans to rearrange staff duties . Continued from A-1 the costs and desirability of several · alternatives including continued use of Ca mp Asbury, the cost of refurbishing the remaining structures to acceptable state standards, and the purchase of portable classrooms." He pointed out that under the best circumstances , new buildings could ~ot be completed before the end of next sc hool year. Architect Grant is completing cost est)mates to aid the boarp in determing whether existing structures are worth restoring . Specifications are also being fi nalized for use in advertising for bids for portable classrooms with advertisements to begin wtthin a few dovs. Architect' Grant will be reponing cost estimates to the board before tl~t• next regular meetin g May 13. Blenns mdica ted the board will probably hBI'C suffi cient Ulformation upon which wac! at tha t ttm e. In a related matter . Blevin s report ed the facility survey team fr om Ohio State University has nearly completed its study of building needs for the co unty system . The team is expected 1o present a report early in May. The board will usc the report to formulate a building program and repla ce inadequate and unsafl.' ~chuo l ~ unm1er , Riebel ••. Cunllnued from A-1 month at i :JO p.m. The next meeting wtll be held on May 23. Friday's meeting was recessed until 10 a.m . Saturday, April 22, at which lime the board w11l act on the employment of personnel whose contra cts expire this y.:ar. Attending the meeting were Riebel, Mrs. Bost on and boa rd members. Douglas Bissell. Dursel La~kills , Dorothy Calaway. James Caldwell and Deryl Well. PHYSICAL THERAPY STARTS CO LUMBUS , Ohio t UP II - Hustler magazine owner Larry Flynt began extensive physical exams Saturday as doctors started planning a rehabilitation prog ram they hope will enable Flynt to rega In use of his Iegs. Flynt, left partia lly paralyzed by . a sniper's bullet In Georgia nearly six wee ks ago, is "very determmed " to walk again, according to hts wife. Althea. f'lynt was transferred from Emory Umversity Hospital in Atlanta Friday to Ohto State University Hospital. An OSU spokesperson sa td today tha t Flynt ·rested com fortably" Fnday mght and hts co nditiOn had improved from stable to sat isfactory. BY JAMES SANDS GALLIPO LIS - . On April 14 ,' 1865, as President Lincoln prepared him se lf for an evening of theate r, woril came from the U. S. Army Intelligence that the Con· federate Jake Thompson was spotted in Main e. The question · WJIS asked of Mr. Lincoln answered, as he so often did . With a story. Linco ln told of an Irish so ldier who would ride into a town and order a glass of soda and would also add to this order, "and you can put in a few drops of whiskey unbeKnown 7:30 EACH EVENING PAUl KELlER, SPEAKER "Hear the Truth In Simplicity" con~ spiracies a~a ins t Lin coln. Presi dent Johnson blamed Jeffer son Dat·is for the mu rder and. offered a $1110,000 reward MAKES SO RORITY Miss Jane Circle , a thirdquart er freshma n at North· western University , Evanstun. Illinois, • ha s bee n se lected for membership in S1Rma Alpha Iota , women 's mus1c hon orary sorurity at the umversity . Miss Ci rcle was one of nine freshmen voice student s chosen for the l>Jnor. A member of NU Concert Choir, the Evanston Chorale , and Alpha Ganm1a Delta, Ja ne is !he daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Dean R. Circle, 299 Lower River Road, Gallipolis. APRIL 17 THRU APRil 21 numerous reports of A..... to any one ." over Ga llia , Metgs , Lawren ce, Athens an d Wa shin gton counti es. If anyone would like help in starti ng a Tops Cha pt er, please cunta ct Mrs. Clark at 367.{)!72. POMEROY, 0. traitorous : press wa s permitlt•d to nourish." It should be noted that the Dispatch was a Cup· perhead newspaper. Wh en the editor of the Dispatch learned that he' was beipg blamed for Lincoln's death, he wrote that the editor of the Journal should join the circus as a side show freak. ' Throughout the month of May both papers carried Lincoln, " What are We to Cheshire, as area caplain 200 W. MAIN Lincoln 's dea lh is that a do?'' IS APPOINTED TOPS t Take Off Pounds Sensibly J Area Supervisor Sandy Gier, has appointed Hetty J o Clark, Rt. I, GOSPEL MEETING. Ohio . "The reason fur th e death and burial of Lincoln are like a Greek tra gedy and comedy all rolled into one. · On the one side were th e ridiculous stories of ('Onspiracy; on the other hand were the bickerings between Chi cago and Springfield as to who was to. have the right to bury Mi·. Lincoln . Added to this was the fa ct that President Johnson ca lled fur a day of mourning for Lincoln on June I, 1865, which that year was the Day of Ascension in the Chri stian ca lendar - one Of the most joyous occasions for the A-J- Tiic Sund"'' Ttmcs~• ·n tm el. Sunday, April l6, 1978 brother's funeral. The othe r story M•as about fou r young soldiers who ca me riding through Ga llipoli s wit h "s word s fla shing a nd revo lv ers coeko·d." They yelled as th ey rode all over Gallipolis, "We are four of Shermari's men and If "'e ran 't whip e•·erybody, we ain't fit to belong to that old war horse." Fortunately, .' MEET TUESDAY GALLIPOLIS - Gallia County soecial deputies will meet Tuesday, April IB, at i: JO p.m. 10 the Calha Co unt y Courthouse. CHURCH OF CHRIST { Aprilll3 years ·ago marked by assassination of Abe_Lincoln Lincoln went on to say, "And I 'II be ,obliged if you'II let Jake Thompson pass thro u ~h Main e a nd in to Canada unbe k nown to anyone." That evening ln Ford's Theater, Lincoln was fa tall y shot. The fabric of American society had been ripped apart by the Civi l War, but when Lincoln was shot, that sudety wa s torn lo shr eds. Irrationality and suspicion were the diseases thai held the country in th ei r grips. And as une reads the acs uf Lincoln's death in count PRISON GLARD KILLED the newspapers uf the day, ROME 1UPI 1- A chi lling Red Brigmles thi s ir rationa lit y and communique Saturday said a prison guard suspicion beca me apparenl. was killed by a terror,i~t squad fur daring The Ga llipoli s Dispatch to fi re back and warned that members uf print ed prophetica lly in its the group that kidnapped former Premier May 12, 1865, paper, "SenAldo :\loro might shoot to kill in the future. sa tion mongers labor The statement, found by the Italian · news agency ANSA 10 a Turin telephone assi duously to add fuel to th'e . booth after an anonymous telephone call , passions of the hour by in· expressed indignation that the guard. ventions of such absurdity Lorenzo Cutugno tried Ia defend himself thai in a ca lmer time they would be subj ects of ag~mst an attack by two men and a ridicule." woman . On Ma.v ~ the Gallipolis It charged that tutugno was : •well Journal had blamed Lin· known in pnson circles for hi s sadism, coin 's death on the Cot>alvmys in the front ranks of prisoner~ pl'rh l•a d ll l'wspape rs uf beaters and a member of the notorious thrashing squad ." buildings tn the county . The board is ex~ pected to bring a proposal to the voters this . .•i ' Chri~tia n . John son later cha nged the dale. . Emotionally the se wer e <lifficult times for America ns. She was both sad and glad. Glad that the war was over and sad over the loss of her leader. Two slnries appeared in thr Gallipolis Dlspat( h In May 186S which perhaps ca ptured tht• dominant moods of Amcri<·ans. One " 'aS about a local soldier whn had ·been mis1lng in action and was believed dead. ·n e returned home on the very same day of his no unc wa s hurt. By summer the Wounds of the nation were beginning to heal. In Gallipolis, the circuses were ba ck after lour vears abse nce, as were concerts in the park where the yea r before were hay, livestock and amm unition. The f' ourlh of July celebration in!8f>5 was one of optimism and reli ef, as well as a time for reflection over the greatness of th e nation' s fall en "Captain ." Sunday Times-Sentinel 0 I h"e r p ro m i nenI So utherners were impl acated as wel l. There was a report out of Washi ngton in early June that authorities found a letter on Booth that con· n ec t ~ d the murder wit h foreign ~ove rn m ents. Booth was also connected to a Nutihcrn senator in thai 1t was rumored that Booth had secretly married the senator's daughter. Booth 's brother wa s ~rre s t e d just for bei ng related to Booth. The U. S. Arm)' d osed down Ford's TI1eater when it wsa rumored that over 1110 peo pl e 'in at· lendance there the t!veni ng Li ncoln was shot kne w the deta ils of the assassination plot. On three or four ot her occasions the owner nf Ford 's tried to reopen hi s theater. Each Iime the Army closed him down even though no charges were ever proven agam st the ma n. In late May th e U. S. Army unco<·ered what they claimed was a plot by the conspirators , that killed Lincoln, to blo"· up Philadelphia. Residents of Gallipolis began a memorial fund for Llnroln as well as ron· dUt' liD g Cburr h serdf'CS and lodge tribute s. One of the nkesl tributes ca me from th e Ariel Lodge of IOOF . "We hold the namo• of Abraham Lil<·oln in gratrful remembrance and plact• It by the si de of tho• imm ortal Was hing ton's who t'ooducted this nation through its struggle for independence. While one may be styled the Father uf his t·ountry.; the other may be said lu be Its Savior." The episodes surrounding l' u lill ~ t"'d o·w r·1 Surn l<.~ v 1.!1 Tht• Ol ru \ <il ll') i•uhli .~ lll ;ll( · t'u. ,\!ultll! ll'dliJ , Inc· (; 1\I .IJ I'Il i.IS IJAil .YTit Jill IN E ll:!!"1 'l lmd A:;t• , l ;;,IJq HJ II.•>. Ohrt • LYNN ~~Jii: ll and the.COAL MINERS f'Hbli•ill'<l 1':\1 '1')11 f \ 'o'l'\ 1\!'t'k dii ,l l'\'l' IIU II: S;Jt li! t iOI .\ ,O.,f\'11/ltJ ('Jot:..\ l'u \ t;tr~ • · 1).ud al C:lll r pnll.~. !!llru .J..;;,q SPW ~L GlJESTS Til E IM II,l' SE •Hf Nf.l. llll '• •urt ,..;t , l't•llll.'t'lll . II 4fl 76~/ l'u lrl r ~ lh · tl ,., ,., ~ \1\• t•k tia) t•t't•rung t'\!' t•pl Sottunl;t) Ent• ·n ·tl ''"' , ,.,.,nJ d,t..,., llialhll j; UIO tl!t•t .It i'IIIIIL'I'ti\ I Jlu .. f'n ,t Off11 •. •· 1\1 • oil l it'! 11. 1111 itllrl Sumlit\ 7:l:· jll'l' 1\t't•k o \ lniVI. InUit• $:!2fJ IJl'l' lllllltlh ERNEST TO'BB JOBNN,JUSSBLL BEVERLY BECKEL FRI. 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Uit'-'\,: (IVICCEN""fn P. t,JI fN TAlv' l~t. rt T ~>' I i i' ' I\ JIIHtt l ll'. $1.'1~fl. thn •t• ll h• n th ~ $< •IJI , 11\<t(•tJ'I"u\J(t • f. l:l~/lJII I I(JiJI T l~t· IJ;,III .'it•Jtllilt't, ""'' . lt·;rr· :l:::! t)l) .'it .\ 111 1 11Ji i i~$ J J ~ll , tfll't't' l .lloll( ­ 1'111• l 'r111o•d l 'tt '"" lrrlt ·rnlu•nal r:. l'llll lft•.J (II \ht• \l'>t' ftl l' jlllhlitOI II tlit t•f ;tJj llt 'W~ dt' J~'t!dit •:-. t ro•t ln••tl I•• tlrt· tl!'lt ' IMJfl'l .J tlll .rl~\1 tilt· J,,, .tlltt··,, ' Jllthh,ltt•tllrt•n•nr Enyart named vice· chairman GALIJ POI>IS - The Ohio [)river and Safety Education Associalion has announced that James E'nyart, ari~ in­ st ructor at Gallia Academy High School, has been elected to serve a one vear term as vice-<:ha irman of its Board of Directors. This professional grou p represents over 3,000 . educators in Ohio's schools. Organizati on efl orls in· elude educa\ion in the areas of advan ced trainin g in driving skill s, defe nsive driving, ve hi cle· mai n· tena nce, prompt and proper care of the injured, traffi c laws, pedestrian and bicvcle sa fety, motor cycle sa fety, and school bus passenger safely to name a few . Ohio has i'Iong been recognized' as a leader in reduced auto accidents and fata lities by the National Hi Khway Tralfi c Sa(ely Administra tion . In centive grant funds have been issued to Ohio to continue this remarkable record. ODSE Board of Directors GAHS inducts 13 juniors into National Honor Society .GALI.IPOLIS - Pri nci pal James N. M. Davis an· no unced Saturday 13 jun· iors were indu cted into the Vernon Chapter of the Natio nal Hon.or Society during .Friday's assembly at . Ga llia Academy High SchooL Juniors tapped for membership were qua lified by a 3.0 av ~ ra ge or hi gher . Faculty members voted for the IUlllOr candidates COn· sidering selection on!he l\asis of sc holars hip, cha racte r, leadership and service. Juni or s acce pted for membership were: Juanita Arrin gton, Tami Bair d, Va ler ie Finley. Gr t•gor~' Isaacs, Mae Kemp, Pamela Knicely, Dixie Martin, Saralyn Mason, Diana Me· Ca lli ster , Pat rici a Niehm, Allen Rutz, Michelle Vallee . and Sheri Wade. Officers of the National Honor Society are: Peter Grot h, pres ident ; Bradley Ab els, vice pres ident ; Melinda Spencer, secretary and Letty Walker, treasurer. Tom Jones wa s the master of ce remonie s. He led th e pledge to the flag. Cheryl Baird had the devoti onal meditation. Faculty adv isor is Raympnd Adams. I 1 I 1oorn t. 1vNft Social · Calendar 1I MONDAY ANNUA L AWARDS Tea of Veterans Memoria l Hospital Ca ndystripers Monday 7 p.m. in east·west dining- room. Parents and friends are in · vited. A pa nel of health· career representatives will be guest speak ers. Ca n· dystripers a re as ked to meet MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM POMEROY LANDMARK LAWN AND GARDEN FOOTLONG HOT........ - c 5.12%;'!~~~;· 550 • °/01 ~~~~a 1 561 %~:·.~::~f, GOLDEN PASSBOOK PASSBOOK SAVING it of $5 00 In terest com· Minimum depos erest ,;,u~t remain on depoundetd ldl ae'lay; ~~~arn ellectlv e annual yield . pos1t a u Y Ytettl • Gua •anteed .ral$e o n rna:~:~fe~~ mum depOSit 1.000 · daily and paid quarterly . 9 ~0~~~u~~~~d 5 50%~~~:" 5.61/0~.~~~"''' 600%' ~~;:•' 6. 27%~~~~~',;' Ellectrv e SAVINGS CERTIFICATE SAVINGS CERTIFICATE ..2nd-&-Olive nty ot 90 days to Guaranteed rate on ma 1u t s1 000 Interest , . ear Mlntmum de posl one y d. ed daily and patd quarterly . compoun Gallipolis, 0. - 600% - • TIL\LTO~ . ,in11i ar '" tra clu i hur 1\tlh rtlrll·c ptt\\C iful ~,_•ngHW t~X ~ h4tl~ ) · Sunday thru Saturday sasgos ~~;:" 6. 27 %;·~;,:·:;· SAVINGS CERTIFICATE t on maturity ot two yeats. Guatanteed Ia e f $1 000 Interest com· Mimmum depos;~t~rest must remalll on de· g~~~~·~~~~d:~'1; to earn eltectt'e annual yield I~ II Ill' 1.1\11 :-\ -- TILLERS Model 684 or 688 $5751vr WITH MASHED POTATOES 59 SMOTHERED ltV- RCA GRAVY EAT IN OR COLE SLAW 19" REG. 11.95 • 6 50%~~;:" 6.81 % """" ~~;~·· SAVINGS CERTIFICATE aiurity of three yea iS. Guaranteed rate. on lm$ 1 000 Interest com· Mlllimum depOSi t 0 t must re ma in on do. pounded dally . In teres eltective annual yie ld post! a full year to e alll SAVINGS CERTIFICATE SAVINGS CERTIFICATE I n maturity at lour years. Guaranteed ra ~~ oof $1 000. 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Interest payable monthly 1f you rlewe on certificates with face amount of $5,000.00 or more. •On timt! d epo~it~, rc~ulntinnK requi re t lutl t here be an intt·n··s t rwnnl l y if tlw prinri pal i!<l w1thdr;r wn beforl' rnnt.urity . Holder will be paid interes t at the unnurd r11tc of 5 % lcAA t hrel' months for tlw l tnw t he prihdpu) WHK UTI d tl )JOH il. d~a gon a ( Vertka l-\hart ~ng ~rH.:. Op~en S~nday 500% ECONOMY 8 HP LAWN TRACTOR XL-100 25" ..... ST Ohio Valley Bank can help you plan a savings program that matches your short and long-term sav in gs goals and earns you high interest every step . of the way. These goals might include retirement, a new home, an educatiOn . .. whatever. Or simpl y that peace of mind and secure feeling that only mon-;;y in the bank can bring. Our people are looking forward to helping you save- or with any of your other banking needs. Give us a call. Or better sttll, drop by one of our four offices. 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The thrust of the trainin g wa s to provide BIGINTE r--··-·- ---, 1 and devel op~~nt seg1tnar on ATIEND SEMINAl( the grocery ·depJfrtmcnt M I D D I.E P @'R T · Represenlat~ · es of · ·recen(I'y.. The sem inar was Vaughan's Cardin• 1, owned condu cted by Creative by Richard Vau , an, par- Management Institute ol St. Ohio Valley Bank takes a JAMES ENYART asl;isls in advising the Driver Education Section of The Ohi o · Department of Education on expenditures of . NHTSA monies at the state level. Enya rt, an instructor at Ga lli a Academy for ten years , is co mpleting t he second year of a two year term of offi ce on the ODSEA Board. ORDER BY MAIL NOW tJt., $7 t~l l·: bt'l\'hrtt' Si!lt tk1, ~1\ tllt•tt tl t' 1 11 Jl! . 1/ tr ,.,. ttltJrtlh.' r, j() 1\t]U '> I\I'fl in cafeteria at o: JU p.m. 10 lull uniform . Refreslunenls. TUESDAY . S.OUTHERN LOCAL Board of Education Tuesday 7:30 p.m . high school cafeteria: · 4:00 Til 11:00 ncn MEIGS .INN worm gear dnYl' \\ilh Ia · pcrcll r nl kr bcarinl-1 ' Model 443 $368 WT ONlY PIZZA.SHACK RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE GAS PHONE 992-6304 BOTTLE Chester, Ohio Ph. 985·3307 ... . ........ , Spec ial low price tor thi s mower ... ha s J HP engine , stee l deck, 7- in. wheels, loop h4ndle and manual cu tt tng heigh t adjusters. l2B 6101 I ~f,..in . tilli ng widr h. 14·in . Jianlf.'l cr ri nc"i. dul r h on han Jie . llM-ItfJO II I m~ . Y) ~ egu . .\Ill'< 'huin Urht.· C'orn ('Ul t Yl' l pu \.H' rfultd · Ia "'ilh IO·Ht dt:tllll'll'r ' Pring ..,l~t:l rinc., . f\r ld ing o, hroml.' ha ndl l'. .. lllh:h PHONE 446-1611 ~ OhioValley Bank S~~o and rh rort lc nn han dle Ga lll polrs . Oh•o Mf'm bf'r ro1c · t2M·fM2i $16995 POMEROY LANDMARK lfPIUI ·lAIII I -The Leading Savings Plans Are At The Leading Savings Bank •t\ U existing ccrtiflcatcs will be <.-o mpou ndcd d 11ily ·atarting with th e next And interest ben ring 1~r iod . ' JACK W. CARSEY, MGR. Drive A Little and Save A Lot - Frtt Delivery within 7l Miles,Yes! We S.rvice At Your Local Hotpoint Deater. Store Hour> : 8:30 lo l :JO-Mitl Close~ at S:OO P.M.-Serving. Meigs, Galli& & Mason Cour iies. .. ,i t•a rlit'!!i.. I e 1:1 11 1 �. A~'l- T he ~ u nda: l'nnt'~~t·ntml·l. Sund(:t ~. ;\pnl 16. Hl78 Blevins... ' •••,,•• 'I Carter. o o Continued from A·! President Walter Mondale , the sentor While House staff and most members of the Cabinet. The Carters arrivt-d by helicopter Fnday afternoon . Mondale and the rest were to fly up by helicopter from Washington Sunday afternoon for policy review meetings th e rest of that day and Monday mo rning . On the president's legislative plans , two high-ranking White House staff officials told UPI that Carter will devote his attention to his proposed reforms of the tax laws and the civ il service organization after the canal treaty comes to a final raqfic,ation vote Tuesday . Cori'gressmen influential in tax~wdting policy have opposed Carter's plan to link tax reform with th e Uix cut both he and Congress want as aQ econom ic stimul us this year . Civi l S€rvice un ion lea ders have reacted angrily to his proposals for eliminating automatic wage raises at some levels and Simplifying dismissal procedures. The" 3ftbuse offi cials, however, said Carter is not pessimistic about his prospect.s for success un these controversial issues despite the problems he has had with Congress on hts long-sta lled energy bill and a number of other propos;tls. His publi c opinion poll ratings also have been declining late ly. "It's the inevitable result of takmg on tough issues, ' 1 one key aide said. "The best politics is not to shy away from the tough issues." Th e sources also satd Carter's top White House staff will remain intact after the president appruves plans to rearrange staff duties . Continued from A-1 the costs and desirability of several · alternatives including continued use of Ca mp Asbury, the cost of refurbishing the remaining structures to acceptable state standards, and the purchase of portable classrooms." He pointed out that under the best circumstances , new buildings could ~ot be completed before the end of next sc hool year. Architect Grant is completing cost est)mates to aid the boarp in determing whether existing structures are worth restoring . Specifications are also being fi nalized for use in advertising for bids for portable classrooms with advertisements to begin wtthin a few dovs. Architect' Grant will be reponing cost estimates to the board before tl~t• next regular meetin g May 13. Blenns mdica ted the board will probably hBI'C suffi cient Ulformation upon which wac! at tha t ttm e. In a related matter . Blevin s report ed the facility survey team fr om Ohio State University has nearly completed its study of building needs for the co unty system . The team is expected 1o present a report early in May. The board will usc the report to formulate a building program and repla ce inadequate and unsafl.' ~chuo l ~ unm1er , Riebel ••. Cunllnued from A-1 month at i :JO p.m. The next meeting wtll be held on May 23. Friday's meeting was recessed until 10 a.m . Saturday, April 22, at which lime the board w11l act on the employment of personnel whose contra cts expire this y.:ar. Attending the meeting were Riebel, Mrs. Bost on and boa rd members. Douglas Bissell. Dursel La~kills , Dorothy Calaway. James Caldwell and Deryl Well. PHYSICAL THERAPY STARTS CO LUMBUS , Ohio t UP II - Hustler magazine owner Larry Flynt began extensive physical exams Saturday as doctors started planning a rehabilitation prog ram they hope will enable Flynt to rega In use of his Iegs. Flynt, left partia lly paralyzed by . a sniper's bullet In Georgia nearly six wee ks ago, is "very determmed " to walk again, according to hts wife. Althea. f'lynt was transferred from Emory Umversity Hospital in Atlanta Friday to Ohto State University Hospital. An OSU spokesperson sa td today tha t Flynt ·rested com fortably" Fnday mght and hts co nditiOn had improved from stable to sat isfactory. BY JAMES SANDS GALLIPO LIS - . On April 14 ,' 1865, as President Lincoln prepared him se lf for an evening of theate r, woril came from the U. S. Army Intelligence that the Con· federate Jake Thompson was spotted in Main e. The question · WJIS asked of Mr. Lincoln answered, as he so often did . With a story. Linco ln told of an Irish so ldier who would ride into a town and order a glass of soda and would also add to this order, "and you can put in a few drops of whiskey unbeKnown 7:30 EACH EVENING PAUl KELlER, SPEAKER "Hear the Truth In Simplicity" con~ spiracies a~a ins t Lin coln. Presi dent Johnson blamed Jeffer son Dat·is for the mu rder and. offered a $1110,000 reward MAKES SO RORITY Miss Jane Circle , a thirdquart er freshma n at North· western University , Evanstun. Illinois, • ha s bee n se lected for membership in S1Rma Alpha Iota , women 's mus1c hon orary sorurity at the umversity . Miss Ci rcle was one of nine freshmen voice student s chosen for the l>Jnor. A member of NU Concert Choir, the Evanston Chorale , and Alpha Ganm1a Delta, Ja ne is !he daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Dean R. Circle, 299 Lower River Road, Gallipolis. APRIL 17 THRU APRil 21 numerous reports of A..... to any one ." over Ga llia , Metgs , Lawren ce, Athens an d Wa shin gton counti es. If anyone would like help in starti ng a Tops Cha pt er, please cunta ct Mrs. Clark at 367.{)!72. POMEROY, 0. traitorous : press wa s permitlt•d to nourish." It should be noted that the Dispatch was a Cup· perhead newspaper. Wh en the editor of the Dispatch learned that he' was beipg blamed for Lincoln's death, he wrote that the editor of the Journal should join the circus as a side show freak. ' Throughout the month of May both papers carried Lincoln, " What are We to Cheshire, as area caplain 200 W. MAIN Lincoln 's dea lh is that a do?'' IS APPOINTED TOPS t Take Off Pounds Sensibly J Area Supervisor Sandy Gier, has appointed Hetty J o Clark, Rt. I, GOSPEL MEETING. Ohio . "The reason fur th e death and burial of Lincoln are like a Greek tra gedy and comedy all rolled into one. · On the one side were th e ridiculous stories of ('Onspiracy; on the other hand were the bickerings between Chi cago and Springfield as to who was to. have the right to bury Mi·. Lincoln . Added to this was the fa ct that President Johnson ca lled fur a day of mourning for Lincoln on June I, 1865, which that year was the Day of Ascension in the Chri stian ca lendar - one Of the most joyous occasions for the A-J- Tiic Sund"'' Ttmcs~• ·n tm el. Sunday, April l6, 1978 brother's funeral. The othe r story M•as about fou r young soldiers who ca me riding through Ga llipoli s wit h "s word s fla shing a nd revo lv ers coeko·d." They yelled as th ey rode all over Gallipolis, "We are four of Shermari's men and If "'e ran 't whip e•·erybody, we ain't fit to belong to that old war horse." Fortunately, .' MEET TUESDAY GALLIPOLIS - Gallia County soecial deputies will meet Tuesday, April IB, at i: JO p.m. 10 the Calha Co unt y Courthouse. CHURCH OF CHRIST { Aprilll3 years ·ago marked by assassination of Abe_Lincoln Lincoln went on to say, "And I 'II be ,obliged if you'II let Jake Thompson pass thro u ~h Main e a nd in to Canada unbe k nown to anyone." That evening ln Ford's Theater, Lincoln was fa tall y shot. The fabric of American society had been ripped apart by the Civi l War, but when Lincoln was shot, that sudety wa s torn lo shr eds. Irrationality and suspicion were the diseases thai held the country in th ei r grips. And as une reads the acs uf Lincoln's death in count PRISON GLARD KILLED the newspapers uf the day, ROME 1UPI 1- A chi lling Red Brigmles thi s ir rationa lit y and communique Saturday said a prison guard suspicion beca me apparenl. was killed by a terror,i~t squad fur daring The Ga llipoli s Dispatch to fi re back and warned that members uf print ed prophetica lly in its the group that kidnapped former Premier May 12, 1865, paper, "SenAldo :\loro might shoot to kill in the future. sa tion mongers labor The statement, found by the Italian · news agency ANSA 10 a Turin telephone assi duously to add fuel to th'e . booth after an anonymous telephone call , passions of the hour by in· expressed indignation that the guard. ventions of such absurdity Lorenzo Cutugno tried Ia defend himself thai in a ca lmer time they would be subj ects of ag~mst an attack by two men and a ridicule." woman . On Ma.v ~ the Gallipolis It charged that tutugno was : •well Journal had blamed Lin· known in pnson circles for hi s sadism, coin 's death on the Cot>alvmys in the front ranks of prisoner~ pl'rh l•a d ll l'wspape rs uf beaters and a member of the notorious thrashing squad ." buildings tn the county . The board is ex~ pected to bring a proposal to the voters this . .•i ' Chri~tia n . John son later cha nged the dale. . Emotionally the se wer e <lifficult times for America ns. She was both sad and glad. Glad that the war was over and sad over the loss of her leader. Two slnries appeared in thr Gallipolis Dlspat( h In May 186S which perhaps ca ptured tht• dominant moods of Amcri<·ans. One " 'aS about a local soldier whn had ·been mis1lng in action and was believed dead. ·n e returned home on the very same day of his no unc wa s hurt. By summer the Wounds of the nation were beginning to heal. In Gallipolis, the circuses were ba ck after lour vears abse nce, as were concerts in the park where the yea r before were hay, livestock and amm unition. The f' ourlh of July celebration in!8f>5 was one of optimism and reli ef, as well as a time for reflection over the greatness of th e nation' s fall en "Captain ." Sunday Times-Sentinel 0 I h"e r p ro m i nenI So utherners were impl acated as wel l. There was a report out of Washi ngton in early June that authorities found a letter on Booth that con· n ec t ~ d the murder wit h foreign ~ove rn m ents. Booth was also connected to a Nutihcrn senator in thai 1t was rumored that Booth had secretly married the senator's daughter. Booth 's brother wa s ~rre s t e d just for bei ng related to Booth. The U. S. Arm)' d osed down Ford's TI1eater when it wsa rumored that over 1110 peo pl e 'in at· lendance there the t!veni ng Li ncoln was shot kne w the deta ils of the assassination plot. On three or four ot her occasions the owner nf Ford 's tried to reopen hi s theater. Each Iime the Army closed him down even though no charges were ever proven agam st the ma n. In late May th e U. S. Army unco<·ered what they claimed was a plot by the conspirators , that killed Lincoln, to blo"· up Philadelphia. Residents of Gallipolis began a memorial fund for Llnroln as well as ron· dUt' liD g Cburr h serdf'CS and lodge tribute s. One of the nkesl tributes ca me from th e Ariel Lodge of IOOF . "We hold the namo• of Abraham Lil<·oln in gratrful remembrance and plact• It by the si de of tho• imm ortal Was hing ton's who t'ooducted this nation through its struggle for independence. While one may be styled the Father uf his t·ountry.; the other may be said lu be Its Savior." The episodes surrounding l' u lill ~ t"'d o·w r·1 Surn l<.~ v 1.!1 Tht• Ol ru \ <il ll') i•uhli .~ lll ;ll( · t'u. ,\!ultll! ll'dliJ , Inc· (; 1\I .IJ I'Il i.IS IJAil .YTit Jill IN E ll:!!"1 'l lmd A:;t• , l ;;,IJq HJ II.•>. Ohrt • LYNN ~~Jii: ll and the.COAL MINERS f'Hbli•ill'<l 1':\1 '1')11 f \ 'o'l'\ 1\!'t'k dii ,l l'\'l' IIU II: S;Jt li! t iOI .\ ,O.,f\'11/ltJ ('Jot:..\ l'u \ t;tr~ • · 1).ud al C:lll r pnll.~. !!llru .J..;;,q SPW ~L GlJESTS Til E IM II,l' SE •Hf Nf.l. llll '• •urt ,..;t , l't•llll.'t'lll . II 4fl 76~/ l'u lrl r ~ lh · tl ,., ,., ~ \1\• t•k tia) t•t't•rung t'\!' t•pl Sottunl;t) Ent• ·n ·tl ''"' , ,.,.,nJ d,t..,., llialhll j; UIO tl!t•t .It i'IIIIIL'I'ti\ I Jlu .. f'n ,t Off11 •. •· 1\1 • oil l it'! 11. 1111 itllrl Sumlit\ 7:l:· jll'l' 1\t't•k o \ lniVI. InUit• $:!2fJ IJl'l' lllllltlh ERNEST TO'BB JOBNN,JUSSBLL BEVERLY BECKEL FRI. APR . 28 8:30 PM TICKETS ON SALE NOW Sl Sf1''-1f·IL :;[ nr:, r1t.f ... ,{ r ,'tlt\11 . .'i l l B.'it 'Ill I rrl\11\' t{,\ TJ ;s rl tt• 1 ;, t!lrpt•lt' Drttl'. TrthUJ it' Ill lllitu .urd ~~~ ·~! \ '1rg1jttil ""'' \ t•;u $~ ~ I HI , ' I>; lll<lll! l t ~ $) I ~I . tlll't "l.' l.llllll· Ill.\ $7 t\1) i<L't'ttl w n • $21\ I)II pt·r ~ t'lll': ~ "PLUSOlllll r SL ~ 1\IC! Uit'-'\,: (IVICCEN""fn P. t,JI fN TAlv' l~t. rt T ~>' I i i' ' I\ JIIHtt l ll'. $1.'1~fl. thn •t• ll h• n th ~ $< •IJI , 11\<t(•tJ'I"u\J(t • f. l:l~/lJII I I(JiJI T l~t· IJ;,III .'it•Jtllilt't, ""'' . lt·;rr· :l:::! t)l) .'it .\ 111 1 11Ji i i~$ J J ~ll , tfll't't' l .lloll( ­ 1'111• l 'r111o•d l 'tt '"" lrrlt ·rnlu•nal r:. l'llll lft•.J (II \ht• \l'>t' ftl l' jlllhlitOI II tlit t•f ;tJj llt 'W~ dt' J~'t!dit •:-. t ro•t ln••tl I•• tlrt· tl!'lt ' IMJfl'l .J tlll .rl~\1 tilt· J,,, .tlltt··,, ' Jllthh,ltt•tllrt•n•nr Enyart named vice· chairman GALIJ POI>IS - The Ohio [)river and Safety Education Associalion has announced that James E'nyart, ari~ in­ st ructor at Gallia Academy High School, has been elected to serve a one vear term as vice-<:ha irman of its Board of Directors. This professional grou p represents over 3,000 . educators in Ohio's schools. Organizati on efl orls in· elude educa\ion in the areas of advan ced trainin g in driving skill s, defe nsive driving, ve hi cle· mai n· tena nce, prompt and proper care of the injured, traffi c laws, pedestrian and bicvcle sa fety, motor cycle sa fety, and school bus passenger safely to name a few . Ohio has i'Iong been recognized' as a leader in reduced auto accidents and fata lities by the National Hi Khway Tralfi c Sa(ely Administra tion . In centive grant funds have been issued to Ohio to continue this remarkable record. ODSE Board of Directors GAHS inducts 13 juniors into National Honor Society .GALI.IPOLIS - Pri nci pal James N. M. Davis an· no unced Saturday 13 jun· iors were indu cted into the Vernon Chapter of the Natio nal Hon.or Society during .Friday's assembly at . Ga llia Academy High SchooL Juniors tapped for membership were qua lified by a 3.0 av ~ ra ge or hi gher . Faculty members voted for the IUlllOr candidates COn· sidering selection on!he l\asis of sc holars hip, cha racte r, leadership and service. Juni or s acce pted for membership were: Juanita Arrin gton, Tami Bair d, Va ler ie Finley. Gr t•gor~' Isaacs, Mae Kemp, Pamela Knicely, Dixie Martin, Saralyn Mason, Diana Me· Ca lli ster , Pat rici a Niehm, Allen Rutz, Michelle Vallee . and Sheri Wade. Officers of the National Honor Society are: Peter Grot h, pres ident ; Bradley Ab els, vice pres ident ; Melinda Spencer, secretary and Letty Walker, treasurer. Tom Jones wa s the master of ce remonie s. He led th e pledge to the flag. Cheryl Baird had the devoti onal meditation. Faculty adv isor is Raympnd Adams. I 1 I 1oorn t. 1vNft Social · Calendar 1I MONDAY ANNUA L AWARDS Tea of Veterans Memoria l Hospital Ca ndystripers Monday 7 p.m. in east·west dining- room. Parents and friends are in · vited. A pa nel of health· career representatives will be guest speak ers. Ca n· dystripers a re as ked to meet MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM POMEROY LANDMARK LAWN AND GARDEN FOOTLONG HOT........ - c 5.12%;'!~~~;· 550 • °/01 ~~~~a 1 561 %~:·.~::~f, GOLDEN PASSBOOK PASSBOOK SAVING it of $5 00 In terest com· Minimum depos erest ,;,u~t remain on depoundetd ldl ae'lay; ~~~arn ellectlv e annual yield . pos1t a u Y Ytettl • Gua •anteed .ral$e o n rna:~:~fe~~ mum depOSit 1.000 · daily and paid quarterly . 9 ~0~~~u~~~~d 5 50%~~~:" 5.61/0~.~~~"''' 600%' ~~;:•' 6. 27%~~~~~',;' Ellectrv e SAVINGS CERTIFICATE SAVINGS CERTIFICATE ..2nd-&-Olive nty ot 90 days to Guaranteed rate on ma 1u t s1 000 Interest , . ear Mlntmum de posl one y d. ed daily and patd quarterly . compoun Gallipolis, 0. - 600% - • TIL\LTO~ . ,in11i ar '" tra clu i hur 1\tlh rtlrll·c ptt\\C iful ~,_•ngHW t~X ~ h4tl~ ) · Sunday thru Saturday sasgos ~~;:" 6. 27 %;·~;,:·:;· SAVINGS CERTIFICATE t on maturity ot two yeats. Guatanteed Ia e f $1 000 Interest com· Mimmum depos;~t~rest must remalll on de· g~~~~·~~~~d:~'1; to earn eltectt'e annual yield I~ II Ill' 1.1\11 :-\ -- TILLERS Model 684 or 688 $5751vr WITH MASHED POTATOES 59 SMOTHERED ltV- RCA GRAVY EAT IN OR COLE SLAW 19" REG. 11.95 • 6 50%~~;:" 6.81 % """" ~~;~·· SAVINGS CERTIFICATE aiurity of three yea iS. Guaranteed rate. on lm$ 1 000 Interest com· Mlllimum depOSi t 0 t must re ma in on do. pounded dally . In teres eltective annual yie ld post! a full year to e alll SAVINGS CERTIFICATE SAVINGS CERTIFICATE I n maturity at lour years. Guaranteed ra ~~ oof $1 000. Interest com · Mtmmum de.f,oslnterest must rema in on de · pou~ded dat Y· t Bill elt ecti'" annual yteld . postt a lull year o e April 16-22 Hot Roast Beef Sandwich 3'12 HP GEAR DRIVE t on matunty ol one year Guatanteed rae f $1 000 lnte1est com· Mtnimum defos:~t~rest ffiusi remam on depound ed da Y clteCt lve annual y1eld posit a lu ll ye a1 to ealll 125%.~~;:·' 163% ~~~:·;;· 7. 50% ~~;:·' 190%~·~:·:;· ' YOUR CHOICE 'ARRY OUT SERVICE ~;;~·' • 0/ dhll\ll' . on maturity of SIX years Guatanteed lat e t $1 000 Interest com· Min imum depos;t t~r est must rema in on de · pounded dally . n eltecti' e annual yield posit a lul l year tq earn 0 I~ I~ 1 And, in additio n to all this ... monthly or quarterly inco me .. . pa.i cl on one, two , three, fou r or six year certificates. Interest payable monthly 1f you rlewe on certificates with face amount of $5,000.00 or more. •On timt! d epo~it~, rc~ulntinnK requi re t lutl t here be an intt·n··s t rwnnl l y if tlw prinri pal i!<l w1thdr;r wn beforl' rnnt.urity . Holder will be paid interes t at the unnurd r11tc of 5 % lcAA t hrel' months for tlw l tnw t he prihdpu) WHK UTI d tl )JOH il. d~a gon a ( Vertka l-\hart ~ng ~rH.:. Op~en S~nday 500% ECONOMY 8 HP LAWN TRACTOR XL-100 25" ..... ST Ohio Valley Bank can help you plan a savings program that matches your short and long-term sav in gs goals and earns you high interest every step . of the way. These goals might include retirement, a new home, an educatiOn . .. whatever. Or simpl y that peace of mind and secure feeling that only mon-;;y in the bank can bring. Our people are looking forward to helping you save- or with any of your other banking needs. Give us a call. Or better sttll, drop by one of our four offices. You'll discover that we really are ready to help you. SUNDAY THRU SATURDAY APRIL 16 THRU APRIL 22 RCA ---'----~ manager. Bring us your money. .. .we 11 give it our greatest interest! TV Clearance. Don't Miss ltl EATEN ON PREMISES t ra ined At Ohio Val ley Bank, we offer the highest interest on your choice of short and long-term savings plans. And because interest is compounded daily on Rll savings dollars, even your interest earns in terest. Ann ual yields are effective when principal. and interest are left on deposit fo r a full year'.' You won't find a better way to save. co c N-: n 'J'f' is having a storewide RCA FREE FOUNTAIN SOFT DRINKS WITH EACH PillA ~ DAILY COMPOUNDING on evet}' Savings Account. Passbook. Retirement Account ~tificate nnu ncn improved customer service through Tha t's right! $1,000 .00 or $99,000.00, you double your or1ginal iflvestment in nine years and 43 days, earning an annual percentage rate of 7.50 % with an effective annual yield of 7.90%, provided all daily com pou nded interest is allowed to accumulate over the fu ll maturity of the agreement. We ,calltt our DOUBLE VALUE CERTIFICATE. 1 I H I '!'NOLDS~TFl[l l CH.\RU~ro·~ w ,,,, .'~.~·t URTI~I(D CHECr S UH r.-l() ~~l Y O!lll 4~ Jf>J ' CALl 348·00}0 f(JR IIJ! Olv1/'lll{)t J Ridenour TV an.d Appliance SUNDAY SPECIAL i-A•tai l traini n ~.: Representing the Middleport establishment were Hlchotd W. ~aughan, owner , 3J td Do,nald E. VauRh an . DOUBLE YOUR MONEY in alittle over 9 years PfPIUa · ~ ·~· H m a n i.l g e m e n t in helping you save money! RCA 0 tiei pat cd in Louis , Mo., tn r uopercHIOil with Ca rdinal Foods of Co lumbus. The thrust of the trainin g wa s to provide BIGINTE r--··-·- ---, 1 and devel op~~nt seg1tnar on ATIEND SEMINAl( the grocery ·depJfrtmcnt M I D D I.E P @'R T · Represenlat~ · es of · ·recen(I'y.. The sem inar was Vaughan's Cardin• 1, owned condu cted by Creative by Richard Vau , an, par- Management Institute ol St. Ohio Valley Bank takes a JAMES ENYART asl;isls in advising the Driver Education Section of The Ohi o · Department of Education on expenditures of . NHTSA monies at the state level. Enya rt, an instructor at Ga lli a Academy for ten years , is co mpleting t he second year of a two year term of offi ce on the ODSEA Board. ORDER BY MAIL NOW tJt., $7 t~l l·: bt'l\'hrtt' Si!lt tk1, ~1\ tllt•tt tl t' 1 11 Jl! . 1/ tr ,.,. ttltJrtlh.' r, j() 1\t]U '> I\I'fl in cafeteria at o: JU p.m. 10 lull uniform . Refreslunenls. TUESDAY . S.OUTHERN LOCAL Board of Education Tuesday 7:30 p.m . high school cafeteria: · 4:00 Til 11:00 ncn MEIGS .INN worm gear dnYl' \\ilh Ia · pcrcll r nl kr bcarinl-1 ' Model 443 $368 WT ONlY PIZZA.SHACK RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE GAS PHONE 992-6304 BOTTLE Chester, Ohio Ph. 985·3307 ... . ........ , Spec ial low price tor thi s mower ... ha s J HP engine , stee l deck, 7- in. wheels, loop h4ndle and manual cu tt tng heigh t adjusters. l2B 6101 I ~f,..in . tilli ng widr h. 14·in . Jianlf.'l cr ri nc"i. dul r h on han Jie . llM-ItfJO II I m~ . Y) ~ egu . .\Ill'< 'huin Urht.· C'orn ('Ul t Yl' l pu \.H' rfultd · Ia "'ilh IO·Ht dt:tllll'll'r ' Pring ..,l~t:l rinc., . f\r ld ing o, hroml.' ha ndl l'. .. lllh:h PHONE 446-1611 ~ OhioValley Bank S~~o and rh rort lc nn han dle Ga lll polrs . Oh•o Mf'm bf'r ro1c · t2M·fM2i $16995 POMEROY LANDMARK lfPIUI ·lAIII I -The Leading Savings Plans Are At The Leading Savings Bank •t\ U existing ccrtiflcatcs will be <.-o mpou ndcd d 11ily ·atarting with th e next And interest ben ring 1~r iod . ' JACK W. CARSEY, MGR. Drive A Little and Save A Lot - Frtt Delivery within 7l Miles,Yes! We S.rvice At Your Local Hotpoint Deater. Store Hour> : 8:30 lo l :JO-Mitl Close~ at S:OO P.M.-Serving. Meigs, Galli& & Mason Cour iies. .. ,i t•a rlit'!!i.. I e 1:1 11 1 �" A-4 - The Sunday TuiJeh~<·lllllll'i, Sunday. Apnl lfi. I!IOH OALLIPOI.IS - May I is the deadline for any 4-H or FFA member to enter the S(lver Steer Show with a Charola1s sired steer to compete f~r prize money. trophies. and ribbons at Bob Evans Fanns. Rio Grande. Entry fee is $10 per steer. with checks made payable to the Oh1o St.ate Charolais Association. The Association is puttiug on the Annual Field Day and Silver Steer Show Saturday. . .. •• •' ' -::•:':-:-:-:~-:-:=:-:-:·:·:= :- :.;..::; :;: ;:;:; :;:;:; :; :;:;:;:;:; :;: ;:;:;:;: ;. Keisler FIREMEN SUMMONED NEW HAVEN - The New Hav en Ftre De· partment was called Fri· day afternoon to the property of George Gill, Long Hollow Rd., where a fire had destroyed a barn 9n the farm. According to a spokesman from the department, the fire started from a bu'mlng trash pile behind the barn. Approximately $20,000 worth of damages resulted to the bam and equipment inside. Nine men and three trucks responded to the call. Two apprehended by Ross officials GALLIPOLIS - Ross ty 's Jail to face charges of County sheriff's deputies unlawful use of an auto, Friday morning apprehended trespassing and breaking and July 1- a t·ouple of months two persons driving a )976 entering was Daniel E. Clay, after the entry deadline. Ford owned by John Mat· 19, Lower River Rd ., There'll be wagon tours of Gallipolis. James L. Davison, MIDDLEPORT - Martha thews of Able's Auto Parts, 18 Columbus, was charged the .fann. visits to the farm Keisler of Stowe, Secorld Vice taken sometime Thursday with breaking and 'entering. musewn. to watch craftsnien President of the Ohio night or early Friday mor· They will appear in at work , and watch the . Federation of Business and ning. wildlife, or even to go canoe· Returned to Gailia Coun· Municipal Court Monday. Professional Women's Clubs, mg ·on Haecoon Creek or will be the guest speaker horsebaek rtding. Monday night at the meeting Speakers will be Dr. Jim of the Middleport Business Kinder . coach of the OSU and Professional Women's general livestock judging MEETS MONDAY MEETS WEDNESDAY Club in the Columbia Gas Co. team. and Bill cipf, !ann ROCK SPRINGS - Meigs RACINE Southern of Ohio office. editor of lhe Columbus band boosters will me et Junior High PTO will meet Other guests Monday night Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Wednesday, April 19, at 7:30 Dispatch. ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::;:::::: will be Mrs. Loretta Jones. band room at the high school. p.m. Jackson, District Director and Mrs. Katherine Everett, Distri ct Sec retary· HENRY CLELAND JUDGE ROBERT BUCK Treasurer. A member of the Hudson Frigidaire Heavy CCept ' 'tat' BPW Club for the past 19 a UC , e ffiVI IOD.1 years, Miss Keisler has been Duty Washer president for two years. POMEROY - "Meet the is open Io any concerned In addition to serving as and matching Cand idates" will be the person. and the .annual dues secretary. WRAP chairman, big-capacity Dryer. program Tuesday, April 18, of $5 cover a monthly news· and on the committees of at the Meigs Human letter. membership, legislation and To help deliver depe nda ble p.e r· Resource Council's monthly personal development, she formance . th is Frigidaire Heavy was district Director of two meeting at the Meigs Inn at . k Hill Duty Wa she r has a heavy-du ty noon. . · ac yer, term s and also served on the motor and other components used District legislative com. Interested citizens as well d'd as Council members are can 1 ate at tn Frigidaire Comrn erc 1al Wash· mittee and the Di strict nominating committee. invited to hear candidates for recent meeting ers . It keeps th e shape and slre lch loca l public office this year On the state level, she has in kni ts longe r w1th the genlle ATHENS - Jack Hillyer, served as third vi ce speak briefly and fie ld wash action of the F1i~idaire questions from the audience. candidate for state senate in pr es iden t, re co rding Knits cyc le. helps keep wrinkl es All candidates have been the 17th District, attended a secretary , public relations out of permanent press items with Invited. Judge &ben Buck rece nt Athens County chairman and the exetutlve 3 Permanent Press Wash cyc les. fHE INCOME TAX PEOPLE (running for Probate Judge) Democratic Meeting . Hillyer, board. She has also beeri Team it up with the big-load dry· . and Hank Cleland (running a Democrat. stated at the delegate to 12 state con· Appointments Available! 1ng capaci ty of the Frig idai re for County Commissioner) meeting held in New Marsh· vent ions. Today (Sunday) 9am-5pm Open Dryer. II le ts you dry as much as have already definitely ac· field, that he is seeking Open Tomorrow (Monday) 9am-9pm cepted. an 18-l b. load all at once. and pronomination because of his Discussion concerning the interest in Southeastern Ohio. vi des te nder care for eve rything For the office nearest you call: possibility of obtaining PAIR Being involved in school fro m deli cates to denims. 618 E..MAIN ST., POMEROY, OHIO federal funding for projects administration he is con· 992-3795 such as a day care center. cerned about specific affecting our area preceding recreational facilities, etc., is problems relative to school its adoption rather than 27 SYCAMORE. GALLIPOLIS expected, in addition to other legislation and its effect on reacting tu legislation after 446-0303 concerns of the individuals schools in this region. • its passage. Hillyer requested Open 9:00 lo6 :00 Weekdays 9:00to5 :00 Saturday and repr ese ntativ es from , Hillyer also stated that he the support of those Appcoinhr1ents Avoi !able agencies attending. would like to be in a position assembled in the coming Membership in the council to have input into legislation election . Field day set July 1 ~··' . ,w ill speak B k Cl land •--., • • • • • Noon y 0 J H&R BLOCit ~·599 FOR THE - MEANS GOOD CONDITIONING •SAUNA, DRY DESERT TYPE HEAT. •EXERCISE AREA, WITH THE MOST MODERN UN IVERSAL AND DYNAM IC RESISTANCE EQUIPMENT SUN· TANNING AREA SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED TO GIVE THE USERS THE BENEFITS OF NATURAL SUNLIGHT NO DOW PAYM-E 'T NEC£SSAftY uu '20.76 Per r, onth • 0 75 Year Guarante ' ' 00 GIANT Bx!O, OVER 50 PI·ANOS HYDRO· CHOOS RO HERE IS THE EPITO _.f OF STORY & ClARK QUAL 'I MMD '0 rESPOND FOR THE PRO ESS ( A ARTI"T AND INSPIRE DEEP ASPJR~ Dr FOR TALENT JUST DEVElOPIN T S E. MASSAGE SHOWER HEADS. EXPERT INSTR UCTION FOR BOTH MEN AND WOMEN WITH •JOGGER'S TREADMIll..WALK, PROGRAMS DESIGNED FOR YOUR PARTICULAR PROBLEM, RUN, OR JOG THE SAFE PROGRAMMED SPORT, OR GOAL WAY. •HEALTH FOOD BAR, •EXERCISE FOR GOOD PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH• •HAIR BLOWERS, CURUNG IRONS, FURNISHED IN OUR eOPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK• •VAPOR INHALATION ROOM, DIET ·. The Nation's Number One Selling Organ By U. S. overnment . Survey SUPPLEMENTS, VITAMINS, SCANDINAVIAN HEALTH FOOD DRINKS. •TOWEL RENTAL •BOTH MEN AND WOMEN . DRESSING AREA. CLEAR THOSE Sl NUS PASSAGES EASILY •WHIRLPOOL, •SHOWERS, INVIGORATING •LOCKER' ROOM, LOCKERS FOR FREE DAILY USE OR MONTHLY RENTAL MOIST, EIGHT INLET .POOL GAlLIPOLIS, OHIO I With Upholstered Bench, Tuned And Delivered ••••••·u·••••uuu .. • • ' $5695 BABY GRAND PIANO, ·walnut Finish FEATURINGRELAXING STEAM BATH. (FORMERLY THALER FORD BLDG.) .,,,,,. 00 •STEAM FACIUTY, FOR 417 SECOND AVE. • With Upholstered Bench, Tuned And Delivered The Fitness Center 160·190 DEG REES •NORDIC SOLARIUM, • • HEALTH SPA ' • 00 $1695° BEAUTIF CONSOLE PIA (FIRST WEEK IN MAY) FEATURING- $1295 SPINET PIA 00 0 I I NIN .PIJiiCII FillIll, LY • lark· OS• I ~. AN SALE 12:00 To 7:00P.M. 7 Hour .PIANO -& 0 • ...... ACOMPLETELY SOUO.STATE SELF-CONTAINED HOME SPINET ORGAN WITI~ lWO 44 NOTE KEYBOARDS AND A l3 NOTE PEDAL BOARD. , THE FANTASTIC "44" MODEL IT DOES EVERYTHING •BEAUTIFUL, RELAXING, ATMOSPHERE REGULAR '1995.00 ROLL Regular $1895 00 THE ALL NEW MAGIC GENIE LOWREY ORGAN. A 60-VISIT MEMBERSHIP WHICH CAN If USED BY ANY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY IS NOW BEING OFFERED FOR A 10-DAY PERIOD FOR $140 (REGULARLY 1'-t: !13 DOWN WITH THE BALANCE DUE AT THE FIFTEENTH VISIT. BONUS OF 3 FREE VISITS If TOTAL. AMOUNT IS PAID NOW. USE YOUR VISA OR ·MASTER·CHARGE CARD ·. CAL.L. 446-3772 OR STOP IN AT CIRClE'S CAFETERIA '. REGULAR '1395.00 IF YOU .KNOW THE ALPHABET FROM A TO f, AND CAN RECOGN IZE RED, BLUE AND . GREEN THIS MODEL WILL 00 THE RlST. 3195.00 $269 5 SJ995 00 $1095 . 18 DIFFERENT RHYTHM PATTERNS Deluxe Spinet \ Payments Up To 5 Yrs. - 90 Days Same As Cash - Or Use Our layaway 'Plan FOR MEMBERSHIP OR MORE INFORMATION• VISA' The--Eitness--Center · I HEALTH SPA '. 417 SECOND AVE . .. . ' GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Corner of 3rd & Court St. Gallipolis, Ohio Ph.446-0687 �" A-4 - The Sunday TuiJeh~<·lllllll'i, Sunday. Apnl lfi. I!IOH OALLIPOI.IS - May I is the deadline for any 4-H or FFA member to enter the S(lver Steer Show with a Charola1s sired steer to compete f~r prize money. trophies. and ribbons at Bob Evans Fanns. Rio Grande. Entry fee is $10 per steer. with checks made payable to the Oh1o St.ate Charolais Association. The Association is puttiug on the Annual Field Day and Silver Steer Show Saturday. . .. •• •' ' -::•:':-:-:-:~-:-:=:-:-:·:·:= :- :.;..::; :;: ;:;:; :;:;:; :; :;:;:;:;:; :;: ;:;:;:;: ;. Keisler FIREMEN SUMMONED NEW HAVEN - The New Hav en Ftre De· partment was called Fri· day afternoon to the property of George Gill, Long Hollow Rd., where a fire had destroyed a barn 9n the farm. According to a spokesman from the department, the fire started from a bu'mlng trash pile behind the barn. Approximately $20,000 worth of damages resulted to the bam and equipment inside. Nine men and three trucks responded to the call. Two apprehended by Ross officials GALLIPOLIS - Ross ty 's Jail to face charges of County sheriff's deputies unlawful use of an auto, Friday morning apprehended trespassing and breaking and July 1- a t·ouple of months two persons driving a )976 entering was Daniel E. Clay, after the entry deadline. Ford owned by John Mat· 19, Lower River Rd ., There'll be wagon tours of Gallipolis. James L. Davison, MIDDLEPORT - Martha thews of Able's Auto Parts, 18 Columbus, was charged the .fann. visits to the farm Keisler of Stowe, Secorld Vice taken sometime Thursday with breaking and 'entering. musewn. to watch craftsnien President of the Ohio night or early Friday mor· They will appear in at work , and watch the . Federation of Business and ning. wildlife, or even to go canoe· Returned to Gailia Coun· Municipal Court Monday. Professional Women's Clubs, mg ·on Haecoon Creek or will be the guest speaker horsebaek rtding. Monday night at the meeting Speakers will be Dr. Jim of the Middleport Business Kinder . coach of the OSU and Professional Women's general livestock judging MEETS MONDAY MEETS WEDNESDAY Club in the Columbia Gas Co. team. and Bill cipf, !ann ROCK SPRINGS - Meigs RACINE Southern of Ohio office. editor of lhe Columbus band boosters will me et Junior High PTO will meet Other guests Monday night Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Wednesday, April 19, at 7:30 Dispatch. ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::;:::::: will be Mrs. Loretta Jones. band room at the high school. p.m. Jackson, District Director and Mrs. Katherine Everett, Distri ct Sec retary· HENRY CLELAND JUDGE ROBERT BUCK Treasurer. A member of the Hudson Frigidaire Heavy CCept ' 'tat' BPW Club for the past 19 a UC , e ffiVI IOD.1 years, Miss Keisler has been Duty Washer president for two years. POMEROY - "Meet the is open Io any concerned In addition to serving as and matching Cand idates" will be the person. and the .annual dues secretary. WRAP chairman, big-capacity Dryer. program Tuesday, April 18, of $5 cover a monthly news· and on the committees of at the Meigs Human letter. membership, legislation and To help deliver depe nda ble p.e r· Resource Council's monthly personal development, she formance . th is Frigidaire Heavy was district Director of two meeting at the Meigs Inn at . k Hill Duty Wa she r has a heavy-du ty noon. . · ac yer, term s and also served on the motor and other components used District legislative com. Interested citizens as well d'd as Council members are can 1 ate at tn Frigidaire Comrn erc 1al Wash· mittee and the Di strict nominating committee. invited to hear candidates for recent meeting ers . It keeps th e shape and slre lch loca l public office this year On the state level, she has in kni ts longe r w1th the genlle ATHENS - Jack Hillyer, served as third vi ce speak briefly and fie ld wash action of the F1i~idaire questions from the audience. candidate for state senate in pr es iden t, re co rding Knits cyc le. helps keep wrinkl es All candidates have been the 17th District, attended a secretary , public relations out of permanent press items with Invited. Judge &ben Buck rece nt Athens County chairman and the exetutlve 3 Permanent Press Wash cyc les. fHE INCOME TAX PEOPLE (running for Probate Judge) Democratic Meeting . Hillyer, board. She has also beeri Team it up with the big-load dry· . and Hank Cleland (running a Democrat. stated at the delegate to 12 state con· Appointments Available! 1ng capaci ty of the Frig idai re for County Commissioner) meeting held in New Marsh· vent ions. Today (Sunday) 9am-5pm Open Dryer. II le ts you dry as much as have already definitely ac· field, that he is seeking Open Tomorrow (Monday) 9am-9pm cepted. an 18-l b. load all at once. and pronomination because of his Discussion concerning the interest in Southeastern Ohio. vi des te nder care for eve rything For the office nearest you call: possibility of obtaining PAIR Being involved in school fro m deli cates to denims. 618 E..MAIN ST., POMEROY, OHIO federal funding for projects administration he is con· 992-3795 such as a day care center. cerned about specific affecting our area preceding recreational facilities, etc., is problems relative to school its adoption rather than 27 SYCAMORE. GALLIPOLIS expected, in addition to other legislation and its effect on reacting tu legislation after 446-0303 concerns of the individuals schools in this region. • its passage. Hillyer requested Open 9:00 lo6 :00 Weekdays 9:00to5 :00 Saturday and repr ese ntativ es from , Hillyer also stated that he the support of those Appcoinhr1ents Avoi !able agencies attending. would like to be in a position assembled in the coming Membership in the council to have input into legislation election . Field day set July 1 ~··' . ,w ill speak B k Cl land •--., • • • • • Noon y 0 J H&R BLOCit ~·599 FOR THE - MEANS GOOD CONDITIONING •SAUNA, DRY DESERT TYPE HEAT. •EXERCISE AREA, WITH THE MOST MODERN UN IVERSAL AND DYNAM IC RESISTANCE EQUIPMENT SUN· TANNING AREA SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED TO GIVE THE USERS THE BENEFITS OF NATURAL SUNLIGHT NO DOW PAYM-E 'T NEC£SSAftY uu '20.76 Per r, onth • 0 75 Year Guarante ' ' 00 GIANT Bx!O, OVER 50 PI·ANOS HYDRO· CHOOS RO HERE IS THE EPITO _.f OF STORY & ClARK QUAL 'I MMD '0 rESPOND FOR THE PRO ESS ( A ARTI"T AND INSPIRE DEEP ASPJR~ Dr FOR TALENT JUST DEVElOPIN T S E. MASSAGE SHOWER HEADS. EXPERT INSTR UCTION FOR BOTH MEN AND WOMEN WITH •JOGGER'S TREADMIll..WALK, PROGRAMS DESIGNED FOR YOUR PARTICULAR PROBLEM, RUN, OR JOG THE SAFE PROGRAMMED SPORT, OR GOAL WAY. •HEALTH FOOD BAR, •EXERCISE FOR GOOD PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH• •HAIR BLOWERS, CURUNG IRONS, FURNISHED IN OUR eOPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK• •VAPOR INHALATION ROOM, DIET ·. The Nation's Number One Selling Organ By U. S. overnment . Survey SUPPLEMENTS, VITAMINS, SCANDINAVIAN HEALTH FOOD DRINKS. •TOWEL RENTAL •BOTH MEN AND WOMEN . DRESSING AREA. CLEAR THOSE Sl NUS PASSAGES EASILY •WHIRLPOOL, •SHOWERS, INVIGORATING •LOCKER' ROOM, LOCKERS FOR FREE DAILY USE OR MONTHLY RENTAL MOIST, EIGHT INLET .POOL GAlLIPOLIS, OHIO I With Upholstered Bench, Tuned And Delivered ••••••·u·••••uuu .. • • ' $5695 BABY GRAND PIANO, ·walnut Finish FEATURINGRELAXING STEAM BATH. (FORMERLY THALER FORD BLDG.) .,,,,,. 00 •STEAM FACIUTY, FOR 417 SECOND AVE. • With Upholstered Bench, Tuned And Delivered The Fitness Center 160·190 DEG REES •NORDIC SOLARIUM, • • HEALTH SPA ' • 00 $1695° BEAUTIF CONSOLE PIA (FIRST WEEK IN MAY) FEATURING- $1295 SPINET PIA 00 0 I I NIN .PIJiiCII FillIll, LY • lark· OS• I ~. AN SALE 12:00 To 7:00P.M. 7 Hour .PIANO -& 0 • ...... ACOMPLETELY SOUO.STATE SELF-CONTAINED HOME SPINET ORGAN WITI~ lWO 44 NOTE KEYBOARDS AND A l3 NOTE PEDAL BOARD. , THE FANTASTIC "44" MODEL IT DOES EVERYTHING •BEAUTIFUL, RELAXING, ATMOSPHERE REGULAR '1995.00 ROLL Regular $1895 00 THE ALL NEW MAGIC GENIE LOWREY ORGAN. A 60-VISIT MEMBERSHIP WHICH CAN If USED BY ANY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY IS NOW BEING OFFERED FOR A 10-DAY PERIOD FOR $140 (REGULARLY 1'-t: !13 DOWN WITH THE BALANCE DUE AT THE FIFTEENTH VISIT. BONUS OF 3 FREE VISITS If TOTAL. AMOUNT IS PAID NOW. USE YOUR VISA OR ·MASTER·CHARGE CARD ·. CAL.L. 446-3772 OR STOP IN AT CIRClE'S CAFETERIA '. REGULAR '1395.00 IF YOU .KNOW THE ALPHABET FROM A TO f, AND CAN RECOGN IZE RED, BLUE AND . GREEN THIS MODEL WILL 00 THE RlST. 3195.00 $269 5 SJ995 00 $1095 . 18 DIFFERENT RHYTHM PATTERNS Deluxe Spinet \ Payments Up To 5 Yrs. - 90 Days Same As Cash - Or Use Our layaway 'Plan FOR MEMBERSHIP OR MORE INFORMATION• VISA' The--Eitness--Center · I HEALTH SPA '. 417 SECOND AVE . .. . ' GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Corner of 3rd & Court St. Gallipolis, Ohio Ph.446-0687 �• A~- The Sunday Tt!nt.·~ ....")c.·nt trWl . Surul(l\ ..'\pnl 1!i , l!fi'H sponsor s. ---------------------------1 : 1 I I Letten of oplnlon are welcomed. They should be leta than 300 words lon& (or be subject to reduction by lhe editor ) and must be signed. with the sign~ '• ad· dreu. Names may be withheld upon publication. However, on request, names wUI be dlsclooed. Letters should be In good taste, addressing l.aues, not per· sonalltles. I 1 : DEWEY M. ARRINGTON GA I.!.IPOI.IS Ferry ~ 1 1 De wey M. Arrington , 80, died I Gallipoli s Ferry, . t Sal urda y morning in the Holzer Medical Center after a logg illness. · fl e was born April 4, 1896. Gallipolis Ferry. to the late I Gideon and Mamie Henry I Arrington . ' • M. and Effie Hill Hughes. I Survivors inclu~e his wife, : Lydia Adkins Hughes ; for 1 sons •. James. Howard and I Leslie,. all of Ashton; Floyd Hughes, Gallipolis Ferry ; five dau~ht ers, Mrs . · Mildred Adkins and Mrs. Edna R. Wray, both of Ashton ; Mrs. I Mary Edmonds and Mrs. I Dorothy Deal both of GlenHe was a retired fanner. wood and Mrs. Bonnie Natio11al Volunteel' lf 'ed; Surviving are one sister. Freeman, Cleveland, 0.; four National VoiWlteer Week ts betng obserw·d throughoutlhe Mrs. Edilh Withers, Apple brotherS', Casby Hughes, country April 16 through 22. The Amenean Cancer S<.>e<ety Grove : one brother, Grover Huntington; Jesse Hughes, depends on vo!Wlteers. Withoul \'O iu nteers we would ft~ld 11 Arri ngton, Ga llipolis Ferry. Ashton; Charlie Hughes, difficult to carry on the many programs and fund r.cusmg and severa l nie ces and Apple Grove; Earl Hughes. efforts no w being so successfully handlt'l by theoe dedtcated nephews. Qeveland, 0.; two sisters. ser vices wi ll be Funeral people. We at Ule Meigs Umt wan ! to recogmze all the Yolunteers held Monday 2 p.m. in the Mrs. Gertie Sturgeon, Ashton that are assisting in our annual crusade . Your tm:ol n·m~ nt Wilcoxen Funeral Home with and Mrs. Clara Wra y, Apple with the American Cancer Society IS a tnbute to your carmg Nancv Smti h officia tin g, Grove ; 21 grandchildren and Bunai will be m Beale Otapel one great·grandchfild . for people and {'on c~ rn for U1e cause of cancer control Please knOw that wi.' recognize your !ll(lny hours of Cemetery. Funeral services will he dedicated service and e:dend our appredati on for ~h: in~ so Friends may ca ll at the held Monday, 3 p.m. in Bali's ge nerously of yourself to help "wipe ou1 cancer m our fun eral home Sunday from 2 Chapel Chur ch with Rev. to l p.m. and from 7 lo 9 p.m Roberts Withers officiating. lifetime." May God bless the volunteers . . · Delores Frank . Executi\'e D1rel'lor. Mrtgs Urut. Burial will be in Ball's Chapel Amencan Cann·r· Soeiety RUTH L FISKE Cemetery . GA LPPOI.IS - Miss Rulh Friends may call after 6 Ida Fiske. i6. a residenl of p.m. Sunday at the Stevens 1:1 1, Pine Sl. died a! the home Funeral Home. of her stster , Mrs. James E. third place honurs in the WRONG NAME Danner , 13 Pine St.. at 7:25 CHARLES H. INGRAHAM GALLI POLIS - SteYe recent SW junior high s ~.:ieure a.m. Saturday. fa1 r, and nut Strn> Hill as POMEROY - Word has Miller , a Southwestern She had been ill si nec aruwunced last w('ek. been rece ived here of the sev enth grader . caplu r erl Nl1Vembcr . death of . Charles H. 'tvltss Fiske wa s born March Ingraham, 85, Marietta, on 10. 1902, in Dover Twp. tn April 7 at Li sbon . Athens Count y, daughter of Mr. Ingraham was a lor· !he laic Charles Melvin and mer presid ent of the Maude Susan See\'ers Ftske. RESPIRATORY SUPPORT SYSTEM Was hin gton County farm One brolher. Marke Fiske. Bureau and !he Washinglon Xen 1a. surv ives. along wit h Co unt v Children's Home !W 11 s1strr s. Mr s . .Jnm cs Bua rd .· He was H recip ient of COMPlETE 1 F. sthcr l E. Danne r, th e Disti ngui shed Service Call il~>li s, ami Mrs. Ralph INVENTORY OF Award presept ed by the Ohi o 1Marv I A.luisc) Bor er. NashFarn1 Bureau Federation. He R!SPIRATORY ville.· Ark . One half-brother . at one time had served on the Jnhn H. Fiske, Colum bus. THERAPY Board of Trustees of the Ohio :: ••• .e~J . Y=~. ~.. UU«TL: : : HOMEMADE OXYGEN EQUIPMENT &SUPPliES SUr\'1\'CS. . and eight g r elndnc phews ~:~nd one great-weatmece <tnd one great-~r etit · ntcccs nephe w. CHfoWCAl$, MECHANICAL CHANGES. GAS FILLINGS, OR HIOH ,IUSUitf TANKS AN O THE HIGH COST Of HAUliNG HEAVY O'UNDI," IS EUMIN~TEO FOR THOSE P ~ Ti fNTS IEQUIRING CONTINUOUS OXYGEN 01 Flt!QU!NT SUVICf . M1ss Fiske graduated from Cha uncey -Driver Hi gh School and from Ohio Universit y ll'llh TIKOUNTY HOME 8 14 446 U)6 ,., d THE Feature Filled ~1UJ~1UJ~ for Family Fun p m. TRAVEL TRAILER SPECJ.-1/.."i Very nice 19 ' Taurus w.full bath , slee p~ 6 For only SJ99l . Other new units indud e . 20' to 2S ' Terry 22 ' to 27 ' Tauru s We ai!.O have a few used unr1 s pri ces st artm g at SB~O & up . LOWMAN'S TRAVEL TRAILER, INC. Rt . 33 in fr equen t ,·is ltor to Pome roy when his so n, Whitney was manager of !he Meigs County Farm Bureau . Surviving besi des Whttncy. of Lisbon , arc. ano t he r su n. two daugh ters. a stste r. 15 grandchild ren and seven g reat-~ r a ndchi ldren. Services were held April 10 at ·the McCl ure-Schafer Degree tn education a1 Ohw Si~lle UniversitJ'. Funr r al H •.mH·~ 1n Mariett a . M1 so Ftske first ta ught at Burial was in Valley Chau nce1· Duvcr Hi gh SchoJ Cemetery. and then. al (;allia Academy lh gh SchlJo l fr om 1946 unit! MARI E VAN GIUJ ER 1970 GAL!.I POLIS '1rs . Sht" wtl s a · member uf M arie C. Van Gilder, 83, a Chauncey C'hnstt an Churth . residenl of 430 Fir>1 Ave .. Ln Chau n~·e r and atten ded thr Ftrsl Bapltsl Church 1n Gallipnlis , di ed Friday cven mg in Holzer Medi cal r; allipohs. She w:~s nlsu a member of Cenlcr . She was the da ughter of the !he Gall1a Cou nl y Reurcd William and Mary Agnes late Teachers A s soc~auo n and !he Blackburn Clar k. She was French Al1 Colony . Funewl se r \"l<.'l'S will be born in Cheshire on Feb. IS . held 1 p.m. Monday al Willis 1895. She spent most of her Funeral Hume with Rc\'. life in the Ohio and Kanawha Joseph Godwin and He\·. Valley. Mrs. Van Gilder was a 50Alfred Hullcy IJificlali ng. Hun al w11l follow tn Mound vea r member of the Order of ihe Eastern Star, a Pas! 1hll Cemet cry Frten ds may call al !he funt"ral home fr om 2-4 and 7-9 Gl thpo lh , 0 Mrt Ron1 ld l S•uoders M.lr~lgtr & S• les Rrtt resen llli~• Avallalole deg ree ~1a s1 cr' s S. Stilt Sl r HI Delivery BS edu cmiiJil . She received her MEDICAL SUPPLY Home a Hartford. W. Va . 30H82 -2127 Of the Bend By Bob · Hoeflich Jamie Jobb son of Mr . and Mrs. James Jobb, formerly of Meigs County, has penned an interesting article lor !he spring edition of U1e " Dump Heap," . printed on LagWlitas, Ca hf. The magazine - although the title doeSh't sotm d like it - dea ls with weed s, ga rdening. etc. PARDON THE PUN but a planned program by the Meigs Counl v Pioneer and Hi sto rical Society at 3 p.m . on Sunday. April ·23. does soWld dead . . . . . Dr. Gilbert Schneider of Ohw Umverstty wtll bo present to speak about cemeteries and there will be an exhibit in conjunction with his appearance tncludmg stone rubbmgs from lor ctl cemelerics. TI1e public is invited. By the way , Meigs rea lly does have some interesting cemeteries which provide r~ lly a wealth of knowledge on the local background, so Dr . Sc hneider's subject will probably prove mosl interesting. establishment of a policy for granting additional d~ys for the wea ther and other circumstanees of the current school year . Tilere are indications that som e relief is in sight , but no one can put a finger on jusl what is going to happen ret. . ' Meantime, Saturday school tn the Southern and Meigs Local District 3 yesterday was cance lled but Eastern went ahead. Eastern District st~dents will be getting. out for the year Jun e 9 or therea bouts if all goes as planned. Then - there is posta l service . It was annoWteed that the Pomeroy Post Office will now ha ve window serv1 ce unlil1 2 noon nn &1turday rather than 10 :30 and the Chester Post OffiCe announced tharwiridtiW"service will now be 8 to II a.m. on . Snturdays. Sti ll , tl1ere is no word on returning to normal . the services and open'lobbies U1at existed before the energy cns1s. Keep in mind, that Wiless you sq uawk, a servtce that ts ta'ken awa y is ge nerally not restored: You m1ght start JOUr com plaining to Cong. Clar ence Mtller. And the biggie! If yo u live in Pomeroy, you get to sweep up your own ci nders. " Ain 't you the lucky one '" I know you have a cinder in your eye, but keep smiling an yway . MOTHERS OF the Chester &t fely Patrol ·arc agai~ this •year facing the problem of financing the annual tnp to Washington for patrol members. . Thev 've come up with a yard sale lor Fnday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.. an'd Saturday, beginning at 10, wtth the locati on to be the comer of Route 7 and the Forest Run Road - a real•good spot. In case of rain the sale will be held on the followtn ~ weekend . By the way, tf you want lo contribute ~ nything t o help with th e sa le; call 9t:>-3351. or 949-2409, evenmgs on the latler nwnber. Dolly Parton SPECIAL GUEST ·andrew gold I FRI. MAY 5 8:00PM TICKETS ON SALE NOW MIDDLEPORT PO!.ICE Ch ief J . J . Cremeans is wa rning sen ior ci tizertS to make sure they have a reputab le finn before they contract for roof repairs. Citizcr" having any question aboul any roof work should telephone the poltce department which will check ·out the situation. The chief warns that he should be called "before" any cnntra: t is signed - not after . $7 50 $13 f{) I•LL SE/IT S RESERV1D PLUS OUll~ I SCRV!CE CHI\AGE CI\IIC CENTER COLLY PA.RT{)Ii C 0 Cf\/IC CTNlER. FIE'flo.Oi..DS STRI:El CI-WlLEST Ctl W VA ~!JJQ t CERI I! lf O C!t.CKSOR ~"oPC€RSD"'II 'f cliu 0010 FOn INf{)RIAATifkl IS whtpped into shape. A number .of cas! members fro~ "back when" are talung roles in the musica l being called .. Btg Bend Vaneltes ." Arcompanisl will agAi n be Mrs. Olive Weber. The shnw will be stage d on Saturday, May 6, at the Mc1gs Htgh School audito rium with the district's athletic booste rs as :v.a CHARLESTON CIVIC Worl hy Matron and a of the White Shrine . She was a member of Grace United Methodist Church. Survivors in clude lhr ee daughte rs : Mrs. Betty Loshe, Seamon. Ohio: Mrs. Mary C'a m, Sou th Charleston . W. Va .; Mrs. Dorothy Mohr , Gall tpolis Ferry, W.Va.; one son, Cl ifford , Midd lelo wn, Ohto ; twelve grandchildren and 10 gre at-grandchildren . One Sister , Mrs. Ethe l Bol in , Uni ont own, Oh io, survives alon g with t wo brot hers. Harr y Cl a rk. Oleshire and Joseph Clark, Lees burg, Fla. Funeral services will be . held I p.m. Monda!' a1 McCoy- We ther holt- Moo re Fune ral Home. Gallipoli s with Rev . James Frazier offi cia ting. Burial will be in Gravel Hi ll Ce metery. ·Friends may call at the funeral home on Su nday fro m 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. In lieu of fl owers co n· lribut ions will be accepted lor the Progressive Bible Class of Grace Unit ed Methodist Church. 411e1n~r BUY NOW FROM H 2448-3 1~ AND GENERAL ELECTRIC WILL GIVE YOU A $25.00 U.S. SAVINGS BOND . 3 BR COUNTRY STYLE KITCHEN . THE PROM .. Answer line 1 A re gu la r featur e, Unit may be able to introd uce prepared by the American yo u to one. Also, you may Cancer Society, to help save want to read "Sex and the your life from ca ncer. Mal e Ostomate" available A bookseller wr iles : " I am for seventy-fiv e cents from a divorced man who had a the Un ited Ostomy colostomy six momhs ago. I Association. · In c.. 1111 am very worried about dating Wilshire Blvd ., Los Angel es . because I am afraid that no California 90017 . woman will accept my A college stud ent asks: '' Is condition and sex wil l be ciga rette smokin g . ad· impossible." dictive ?" ANSWERline : People who ANSWERiine : The Royal have had a colostomy <;o llcge of Physicians in tsurgery l by which a new Great Brl tain, explain ed it opemng is made in the ab- !his way in its latest repo11 domen for the elimination of aptly titled , "Smoking OR body waste) can also have Hea It h." Tobacco smoking is sexually active and sat.tsfyin g "a form of drug depend ence liv es. If you accepl yourself , different fr om. but less your panner will accept you s1 rong th an that of any other and she may onl y need some addict ive drug." Smoking is ed~cation about yo ur con· seldom a ''ta'l<e it or leave it " dition. You may find that ac tt ~it y pra ct iced in your ·own concerns will be moderati on on a specia l cased by talking to another· occasion. Even stable an d man wh o has had a ~ll· adiusted peopl e wh o co los tomy . Your loca l ~uu ru~ oeco me dependent on Amer ican Cancer Societ y cigarettes. Don 't allow the concepl of "addiction" scare you because cigarette "ad· diction" is one thai most ce11ainly can be brok en . Til e Am erican Ca nce r Soc icl y estimates that 30 million Americans have quit ,cigaret tes. A !ravel agenl explains : "Last week my sist er was hospitalized to have a suspicious brea t lump biopsied for cancer . We were all fran tic . However. it turned oul to be a hannless lump. Is this rare good THE OCCASION DEMANDS BLACK TIE YOU DESERVE IT . Choose fr om o freewheeling tnvenl ory of s tyles ., . . colo rs . and fabrics . To ,lored wtth today ' s look •.. fl perFormance frllc d to pleas e. Tuxedo Rental 1· • !• II • · • ' • ·• ·• I JH: l",!ol!" l' • • · • l' .J '' , l'• : ,, X 11'7 r... l J• I l· • lh1o; t'-> !lie sf' I mo tt a~t's the guPS!iwOrlt out of color O<iJU~I rr {!flt 5 fne SPI1i •01auiOf1·,attc..OI!y Ql .J€5 yOu v'IVtd l1 f&ltk€ nesh tones nnct rPa!rsttc oockground color~ too II d0€1olllh1s bv sens1ng and decoding o spec1ol !\no trrs. vP(JI riAnerol [loclnc o ffer s ·nore VIR sets. NIHI" rnore fen lures thon r.ov~=>r before rncludr ngo new lr nl Sf.-flSOithot uut')rnoucalty adJusts 1 e p1ctLJ1e level a s room light, r,[ cond1I10ns change · \1R 8JOOdCOS' Ccnlrolled Colul See 11now Color ' r II -~-(--:-A"'!"'-N--(-.,"--.-:--{--,·------- American Cancer Society WE CALL IT "BROADCAST CONTROLLED"COLQR.YOU'LL CALL IT REMARKABLE. .•, ..,.r" , • livinqRn! 19'11 x 11 '7 Kit & Din ' 8'0 X 6' 1 14'0 x 11 '7 1~'0 x 8'3 10'6 X 11'7 UtiHty A great lawn .care comblnatlont luck?" "Pop-Out" Concealed Co ntrols • iOO'I. Solid Slole Chassis • Modular ChOSSI5 Design • Sei·And·foJgel Volume 8 Bl ack Malrhc ln·llne Picture Tube • Sharpness Control Control • una Volloge RQ9 ulolo1 . • Ugh! Semo1 "==:: r- • Cable-Ready · Antenna • Digital Cha nnel Numbers A u!!.•"''' '~ Oehcm Se ~N< lt e lhrtug Temp CQI1 t•ol 1..--· ~ l h•n A<IIIJ tl•l.O e Sh•1•n Glo<lt OJt Me•t ~ff l)llf Connector Two Glc" 0\.1 'Jttll C••IOII•t Br . 12 Br. 13 hh I< oil W11e.lt Comb•ne I he conven•ence of the Anens rear grass· bagge r w11h the r;erformunce and qutl'ltly of an Ar•t:ns R1d1 ng Mo wer rmd yo u hrw o an unbea tab le comblnDIIO n M. • .Br . .. .'· 5hti• II(!O• Ou1n "''IJI>tll c Ooo• s,,, • FOR ALL Your An ens rte<1ler looks for wa1d to polnt•ng ou t. lhe many l tne l ealur.es of the A11 c ns At omg Mowers and writ show you when a snap ya rd clean-up rs ONLY/ s""QC f • >~ · wnh !he Slu rdy rear grassbagger WITH All THE FEATURES YOU WOULD EXPECT TO FIND IN AQUALITY-BUILT PRODUCT • Drywall throughout • Carpeted throughout •2x8 floor joi st s • Anderson thermopan e windows • Zone baseboard heali ng • Pl ywoo d floor s • Fiberg lass tub • IO " insulation in ce iling • Copper plumbing • 52 water h. KINGSBURV ·HOM-E-SAtES" Fin est Manufactured Hou s ing " 99H034 110 E Main. Pomeroy, O. ASK YOUR DEALER HOW TO: SAVE UP 00 TO '100 MEROY LAND.MAR JACK W. CARSEY, MGR . RIDENOUR SUPPLY Drive • little and save a lot - Free Delivery within 7S Miles. Yes! We service 'a t your local Hotpolnt Oealfr: StOi'fHourS:tT30 tif5T30:-Mnrnoses at 5:00 P.M. Serving Meigs, Go lila & Molson Countlts. reap the benefits of a student healt~ team duri ng the summer of 1978. Tile health team program, sponsored by the Corporation for Health Edu cation in Appalachia Ohio (CHEAO), located in Athens, will be start ing its second summer of pla cing co lle ge and professional students with health or health related ba ckgrounds in six of the 28 counties throughout Appalachia. Each summer CHEAO seeks communities having designated health needs as possible sit es lor their pr ogram . As you may remember, la st su mm er Meigs County received a six member health team . A Multiphasic Health Screening Program wa s held for citizens of Meigs County . Til is communi ty project and response to the students was so great that an effort \"as made to obtain a new group of st udents for this year. Thi s summ er 's health team pr oJect will be centered around the Mei gs County Health Department. FREE outreach programs aimed al bringing health department se rvices to seven sites throu ghout the county are being planned. Tile students will also help with a free diabetic screening clini~ for individuals 16 years of age and served the dinner. .Oior r~=> IF+rP.r\C'f' Stq' ,Ql rrow !r ·)nsrr.tMer! Wtl h rT'!Or1v fV ~ 1r. 1rafT'S nnd 'hAn us~r •Q 1llo adJUSt color ord l1 nl S11tv trmt•) 0 SF•COIId Ou lornOIICOIIy! ~ ~-~;~--SI_Z_E--~~--.~R~~· -,. ]9'7 SOUTHERN HILLS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ABOVE THE RE ST' (l.ARE:-ICE HUGHES PT PLE ASAN T Clarc uce 1C'ms 1 Hu ghes. 72. Ashton. died Friday afternoon in Pleasant Valley HospitaL He was a retired employee of the Marietta Manufacturing Co. He attended the Ball's Cha pel Church . • Born Jul y 16, 1905. Ashton, he was a son of the late George It really tells th~ •tory about !he active older Ohi oans who have made a great slate by their con· tinuing contributions. May 16 will be your chance to honor th e mor e than 1.5 million vibra nt . and active Ohio ·sen ior dtizens during the second ann ual senior ci tizens day. Virtuall y every Ohto · community will hold some form of special events lor sn-n·zo·r •.,. . ,. cztzzens •• ' scenes POMEROY LANDMARK • VlR "Broadcast Controlled" • 1 BY RUTH MILLER GALLIPOLI§ - " Older POMEHOY Meigs Th ey were seen carrying Ohiol!ns - Up to Date in '78, '' Co unty Sheriff Jame s J . items fr om the vicinit y is the theme f or thi s year's Prolfill reported Saturday shortly before the ent ries had secqnd annual Seni or Citizens three juveniles who skipped · been discovered . Items were Day. classes last Wednesday at recovered !:iter Wednesday Meigs Hi~h School, have been from a mine shaft near the charged in the breaking and · · ·residences in Dark Hollow. enterings of the Henry At4 :!5p.m. Friday,Meigs · -C unnin~ha m and Pegg y Co un ty sher iff's deputi es Jt:i Young residences at Dark investigated a two-ca r ac· Hollow last Wednesday. cident on SH 7 at the Golf WRITING CONTEST They have admitted Course Road . POMEROY - The song breaking into the house. They Rebecca Cotterill, 23, Rl. 3, title "I'm a Senior Citizen were released to their Pom eroy, traveling north on Now" identifies the pride felt parents pen ding hearing on SR 7 was making a left turn by Senior Citizens throughout delinquency charges in Meigs had to stop beca use of apthe land . "I'm a . Senior Cou nly Ju venile Court. proach ing traffic, and her car Citlzen Now'' is also the name was struck in the rear by an of the writing contest sponau to driven by Christine L. sored by the Meigs <::ounty !.ash, 28, Rt. 4, Pomeroy. Council on Aging as part of · There was moderate this year's Senior Citizens You can do it i.l a vea r" at damage to the Lash vehicle oay . Thts contest ts open to Southern Hil ls 'sc hool of Bu!t.iness . and slight damage to the all senior citizens in Meigs Colt erill vehicle. Co unty. We hope that you will DIPLOMA COURSES Chri stin e Lash was cited to express in your own words Mei gs Co unty Court for the changes you've exAT THE COLLEGE · faili ng to maintain ass ured perienced, the goodness and LEVEL clear distanc e. happiness in being a senior in Accounting & Bu si n ess Meigs County today , as well Management as the sadness and hardships Secreta ria I Hotarians hear which have been a part of General Office your life. Remember, the ..... ····-. way you choose to express Moss man Friday your ideas is totally your Approved b~ 'ihe dl1io State Board ot School & Coll ege own. Your story should be MIDDLEPORT - J · Paul lim ited to 300 words and Regi st r ation . RN 05858 Mossman, visiting Rotarian include your name. address, A pri va te busi ness college from Ga llipolis was the guest phone number and age. t or the discr iminat ing Winners of the "I'm a speaker when the Middleport· sf udent Pomeroy Rotar y met Friday Senior Citizen Now" writing ni ght at Heath United contest will he announced MetHodist Ch urch. Senior Citizens Day, May 16. Mo ssman spoke on . First price $20, second price mot1vatton a nd power 115 and third price $10. reservoir . fie said people only Send us your entry toda y at use a small amounl of their the Mei gs Co unty Seni or potenttal. Citizens Cen ler, East Main Two new members Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. 45769. proposed were James Sheets, Contest deadline is Ma y 9. Write, call446-22l9 , or visit teacher in Meigs Local Schoo l STUDENT HEALTH TEAM for catalog of cour ses . District and Pat O'Brien , 4142nd Ave. Gallipolis Meigs County will again Pomeroy a ttorn ey. Th e Thoma s C. Br eech , Director ladies of the ehureh prepared TEL EV I SIO N 'THE ALL AMERICAN MODULAR HOME > Theme anno.u nced for Senior Citizens' Day SundH~ lt•s HERE NOW . un a Al l EN1 M4, TICKET OJlU. !~, ORDEI:tBY MAIL NOW THE BEAT OF THE Big Bend Minstrel 's spring _show rrhearsals is going on now as the 25th annua l presentauon Three juveniles held on charges 1978 SENIORS Fanu Bureau. He was a Two brothers, Charles and member of the Valley View Paul. preceded her ii1 death . Baptist Church . Four ni eces and 10 nephews Mr. Ingraham wa ~ a survive. a lung with 12 grand· NO HIGH ltUSSURf CYUNOUS 011: CHE..WCALS - TH f MAII:X 0' AND lfNOII SUP~IT SYSTEMS PUFORM WITI10 UT UOUIDS. i\-7- The Sunday Tillles-&ntllll'l, ~unda), ilpnl W. 1!178 THE OHIO LEGISLATURE continues to drag its feet in Beat••• · 1 I JHI CIIOIUV WA .. IIANTY Wh en you buy 1 Crosle y $helvM.!Of q~f, , g &rat or , you t8Cerve onll uf tht! most inclulrYtl wiiH IIt iiiiU ii!Yitl&bld rn lhe oJtlf! llllntt:~ tndustry A Warr&rll"r IIHII l!lCIUdet 5 year PfOi etll(>n on lt111 com PIIISIOf, " E ~ER OY ECONO MIZER '' DeluQn tnd surnl eu 11ner See Wammty Cert•l•, il te lo r lull diiiJiltlo FREEZERS Choon from 5 ChoSI Mod.l•· 4 Uprighr Modell . . 1• . 8 CU FT . ANSWER!ine: Absolutely not. Most breast lumps are not cancerous . In fact ,. eight out of every ten breast lumps are benigh , which mean:> that they are hannless. II is important to have brea st cancer di agnosed and treated early when it Is most curable. Your sister was lucky that she paid attention to suspicious changed in her breast and had prompt attention . Sh e underwent a biopsy because the only way to diagnose breast ca ncer definitely is by the rem ova I of a smaU piece of tiss ue for under a examination mlcroscope by a physici an trained to recognize ca ncer cells. Most breast lumps are hannless, but every breast lump must be evaluated because of the possibility of cancer. For ·further information ca ll the Meigs Cancer Society, 992-7MI. ·and older to be hel d at the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center . It is part of the community coordinating com mitte es agr eement with CHEAO that housing shall be provided by the 'spOnsoring comm unity. Perhaps y~u may be able to take a student into your home lor a per iod of seven to eight weeks or if you have a fu rnished apal1menl or trailer availabl e for rent t his summ er, please call Mal1y Geyer. Volunteer Community Coordinator al992·7311. More inform ation on si.te s <:~ nd dates for the lr ee clini cs will be announced later. PANCAK E SUPPER Til e Meigs County Un ited Methodi st Men are again sponsoring a Pancake and Sau sa,g~-..~~pper lor th e benefit of the sen ior citizen programs. The Pancak e Supper will be held at the Senior Citizens Center on ~' riday, April 28 with se rving from 4 to 7 p.m. Tickets are $2 lor adults and $1 for children under 12. Ent ertainm en t will be provided throughoul th e evening and a square dance will be held from 7:30 to 11 p.m. with musi c by the Stringdusters. CENTER ACTIVITIES Tilis week's special activities include slides of the "Yesleryea r" event from the la st two yea rs on Monday and Wednesday at 11 a.m., on Tuesday at 11 a.m., Diana Ebe11s; Meigs County 's new Extension Agent will be presen tin g he r plans for homemaker cl ubs in the county and on Tilursday at 11 a.m., Pat l,eega n will be speak ing on .. Medicine Awareness." Have a nice week! !"""""'' ••• ·• -"••·•••Or their elderly. Senior citizens One of ways of showmg day is sponsored by the Ohio what some senior citCommission on Aging and izens of Gallia Coun· your local office olt aging. ty can do is the art show 26 cases are tenninated POMEROY - Sixteen · defendan ts were fined and 10 ot hers for feited bonds in Meigs Co unty Coun Friday. Fin ed were Robert E. Will, Pom eroy, $10 and costs, no muffler; Ray Allen Smith, Buena Park, Calif., Ryan K. Di ll , Pomeroy, and Vaughan E. Facemire, Gallipolis, $150 and costs, thr ~e days con· fin emen t on ea ch, DWI ; James Lemaster, Columbus, $1~0 and costs, 90 days con· fin ement, 67 days suspended, one year probation, operators lice nse suspended six DWl; Paul month s. Nicholson, Athens, 110 and costs, speed; Paul D. Milliron , Racine, $10 and costs, unsafe vehicle ; An· thony Lillie, Mtddleport, and Roge r 1.. Chaney, Minersville, $14 and costs each , speed ; J oh n S. Thoma s, Middlepol1, Ill and costs, spee d ; Ray A. ~mith , Pom eroy a nd Kev1n D. J ewell, RL I; Rutland, $1 0 and costs each, speed ; David L. Carnahan, Rt. 1, Long Bottom, $15 and costs, speed; Charles B. Curry, Rt. 2, Racine, $20 and costs, unable 'to stop within assured clear di s tan ~e; William E. Burgess, Athens , $50 and costs, $40 suspended, unsafe vehfcle; Daniel Kesterson, Syracuse, S~and costs, no operator 's license. Forfeitin g bond s were Thomas 0. Stone, Rt. I, Long Bottom, $360.50, DWI ; Carl E. Stewart, Oak Hill , $353, DWI; Stephen A. Foulk rod, Lamarque, Texas, George L. Ca rter, Columbus, Steven M. Martin , Williamstown . John H. Wiles, Pomeroy, Mark S. Porter, Ironton, Ri chard W. Esposito, Canal Fulton, and Ronald Grady, Henderson, $30.50 each, speeding; James Rucker , Jr ., Ree dsville, $30.50, no cycle plates. whi ch will be held at the center on Senior Citizens Day. ·• Chairperson Marie Litterer and Mrs. Margaret Brim, the instructor, suggest any one wishin g to di spl ay their paintings should have them at the center by May 12 . Tiley must be fra med and ready for hanging. . There must be some form of registration sl ip on them also stating tf they are for • sale or not along with the price. You may show three pa mting s per person if you lik e. Th is Is open lo all senior cit izens of the co unty whether yo u participa te in the regular paintin g class or not. I . (ib) The lo~t pnces ever• Come tn and see our seleclton grea1 today HONDA CQM; STJIOIIC I IETZ HONDA SALES Rt. 7 Gallipo li s, 0 . Pt.ont 446 -lHO DST returns to Ohio April 30 COLUMBUS - Daylight savings time returns lo Ohio and most of the remainder of the nation at 2 a.m. Sunday , April 30, Clifford E. Reich, director of the Department of Liquor Cont rol , reminded all pennit holders. When !he clock strikes 2 a.m. it will, tn fact , be 3 a.m., thil1y minutes pa st !he legal closi ng tim e lor perm it holders enlilled to be open until 2:30 a.m. Therefo re, all sales of liquor m~st cease at 2 a.m .• when cloeks should be ad· vanced on e hour, Director Reich sai d. In 1947, more than 500 persons were killed whe n a French fri gate carrying nitr ates exploded at the dock in Texas City, Texas. NOW OPEN FOR GUYS & GALS TOPS · SHIRTS • JEANS CASUAL WEAR MANY NAME BRANDS 46 STATE STREET GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Sears on power lawn care equipment! Lawn mowers.~. 8 19 OFF Cr·aftsman 3.5-RP rotat·y mower Was '119.00 Catcher extra La-wn·tractors ... *100 OFF 10-HP tractor with mower *739 Was '839 3 forward speeds 3.5-reserva. power Eager-1 engine with single constant speed . No-adjust carburetor. Pressuri zed lubrication system. Blade cu ts 20 in. wide in 5 heights. Mower deck adjusts to 5 heigh ts with a' single lever. Electric -sta rt with a lte rna· tor. 3 speeds forward , 1 reverse. Handles optional snow blade, throwe r, lots more! 1. ...,. '150 OFF 16-HP tractor with mower Was '1429 8 4.0- reserve power Eag· er·l engine with dual torque selection s. Snap· in ca tcher. 2 1-in. blade. 1279 Ourm ostpowerful lawn tracto r! Twin. cylinder engine. 5 speeds. Elec26619 , !ric-start. 42-in. mower. • S hip ring e•tra • Sears har. a credit plan to suit most e\lery n eed • Prtee1 Art! cululog prlcea • Now on sale in our "T" and uB" catalog supj>lcmcnta· 1-'2-&ci-tiP·ROTO'SP'ACIE~!s----~·iifTiriii'llonT.i:iiiri'iiil'fflror YourMon el/ Hn ("k- • GALLIA REFRIGERATION CO. 152 THIRD AVE. PHONE 446'-4066 The evening stars are Mar$, Venus, Jupiter and saturn. Most merchandise available for pick -up within 2 da ys Sears SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. FOR SERVICE PH. 446-m2 SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA �• A~- The Sunday Tt!nt.·~ ....")c.·nt trWl . Surul(l\ ..'\pnl 1!i , l!fi'H sponsor s. ---------------------------1 : 1 I I Letten of oplnlon are welcomed. They should be leta than 300 words lon& (or be subject to reduction by lhe editor ) and must be signed. with the sign~ '• ad· dreu. Names may be withheld upon publication. However, on request, names wUI be dlsclooed. Letters should be In good taste, addressing l.aues, not per· sonalltles. I 1 : DEWEY M. ARRINGTON GA I.!.IPOI.IS Ferry ~ 1 1 De wey M. Arrington , 80, died I Gallipoli s Ferry, . t Sal urda y morning in the Holzer Medical Center after a logg illness. · fl e was born April 4, 1896. Gallipolis Ferry. to the late I Gideon and Mamie Henry I Arrington . ' • M. and Effie Hill Hughes. I Survivors inclu~e his wife, : Lydia Adkins Hughes ; for 1 sons •. James. Howard and I Leslie,. all of Ashton; Floyd Hughes, Gallipolis Ferry ; five dau~ht ers, Mrs . · Mildred Adkins and Mrs. Edna R. Wray, both of Ashton ; Mrs. I Mary Edmonds and Mrs. I Dorothy Deal both of GlenHe was a retired fanner. wood and Mrs. Bonnie Natio11al Volunteel' lf 'ed; Surviving are one sister. Freeman, Cleveland, 0.; four National VoiWlteer Week ts betng obserw·d throughoutlhe Mrs. Edilh Withers, Apple brotherS', Casby Hughes, country April 16 through 22. The Amenean Cancer S<.>e<ety Grove : one brother, Grover Huntington; Jesse Hughes, depends on vo!Wlteers. Withoul \'O iu nteers we would ft~ld 11 Arri ngton, Ga llipolis Ferry. Ashton; Charlie Hughes, difficult to carry on the many programs and fund r.cusmg and severa l nie ces and Apple Grove; Earl Hughes. efforts no w being so successfully handlt'l by theoe dedtcated nephews. Qeveland, 0.; two sisters. ser vices wi ll be Funeral people. We at Ule Meigs Umt wan ! to recogmze all the Yolunteers held Monday 2 p.m. in the Mrs. Gertie Sturgeon, Ashton that are assisting in our annual crusade . Your tm:ol n·m~ nt Wilcoxen Funeral Home with and Mrs. Clara Wra y, Apple with the American Cancer Society IS a tnbute to your carmg Nancv Smti h officia tin g, Grove ; 21 grandchildren and Bunai will be m Beale Otapel one great·grandchfild . for people and {'on c~ rn for U1e cause of cancer control Please knOw that wi.' recognize your !ll(lny hours of Cemetery. Funeral services will he dedicated service and e:dend our appredati on for ~h: in~ so Friends may ca ll at the held Monday, 3 p.m. in Bali's ge nerously of yourself to help "wipe ou1 cancer m our fun eral home Sunday from 2 Chapel Chur ch with Rev. to l p.m. and from 7 lo 9 p.m Roberts Withers officiating. lifetime." May God bless the volunteers . . · Delores Frank . Executi\'e D1rel'lor. Mrtgs Urut. Burial will be in Ball's Chapel Amencan Cann·r· Soeiety RUTH L FISKE Cemetery . GA LPPOI.IS - Miss Rulh Friends may call after 6 Ida Fiske. i6. a residenl of p.m. Sunday at the Stevens 1:1 1, Pine Sl. died a! the home Funeral Home. of her stster , Mrs. James E. third place honurs in the WRONG NAME Danner , 13 Pine St.. at 7:25 CHARLES H. INGRAHAM GALLI POLIS - SteYe recent SW junior high s ~.:ieure a.m. Saturday. fa1 r, and nut Strn> Hill as POMEROY - Word has Miller , a Southwestern She had been ill si nec aruwunced last w('ek. been rece ived here of the sev enth grader . caplu r erl Nl1Vembcr . death of . Charles H. 'tvltss Fiske wa s born March Ingraham, 85, Marietta, on 10. 1902, in Dover Twp. tn April 7 at Li sbon . Athens Count y, daughter of Mr. Ingraham was a lor· !he laic Charles Melvin and mer presid ent of the Maude Susan See\'ers Ftske. RESPIRATORY SUPPORT SYSTEM Was hin gton County farm One brolher. Marke Fiske. Bureau and !he Washinglon Xen 1a. surv ives. along wit h Co unt v Children's Home !W 11 s1strr s. Mr s . .Jnm cs Bua rd .· He was H recip ient of COMPlETE 1 F. sthcr l E. Danne r, th e Disti ngui shed Service Call il~>li s, ami Mrs. Ralph INVENTORY OF Award presept ed by the Ohi o 1Marv I A.luisc) Bor er. NashFarn1 Bureau Federation. He R!SPIRATORY ville.· Ark . One half-brother . at one time had served on the Jnhn H. Fiske, Colum bus. THERAPY Board of Trustees of the Ohio :: ••• .e~J . Y=~. ~.. UU«TL: : : HOMEMADE OXYGEN EQUIPMENT &SUPPliES SUr\'1\'CS. . and eight g r elndnc phews ~:~nd one great-weatmece <tnd one great-~r etit · ntcccs nephe w. CHfoWCAl$, MECHANICAL CHANGES. GAS FILLINGS, OR HIOH ,IUSUitf TANKS AN O THE HIGH COST Of HAUliNG HEAVY O'UNDI," IS EUMIN~TEO FOR THOSE P ~ Ti fNTS IEQUIRING CONTINUOUS OXYGEN 01 Flt!QU!NT SUVICf . M1ss Fiske graduated from Cha uncey -Driver Hi gh School and from Ohio Universit y ll'llh TIKOUNTY HOME 8 14 446 U)6 ,., d THE Feature Filled ~1UJ~1UJ~ for Family Fun p m. TRAVEL TRAILER SPECJ.-1/.."i Very nice 19 ' Taurus w.full bath , slee p~ 6 For only SJ99l . Other new units indud e . 20' to 2S ' Terry 22 ' to 27 ' Tauru s We ai!.O have a few used unr1 s pri ces st artm g at SB~O & up . LOWMAN'S TRAVEL TRAILER, INC. Rt . 33 in fr equen t ,·is ltor to Pome roy when his so n, Whitney was manager of !he Meigs County Farm Bureau . Surviving besi des Whttncy. of Lisbon , arc. ano t he r su n. two daugh ters. a stste r. 15 grandchild ren and seven g reat-~ r a ndchi ldren. Services were held April 10 at ·the McCl ure-Schafer Degree tn education a1 Ohw Si~lle UniversitJ'. Funr r al H •.mH·~ 1n Mariett a . M1 so Ftske first ta ught at Burial was in Valley Chau nce1· Duvcr Hi gh SchoJ Cemetery. and then. al (;allia Academy lh gh SchlJo l fr om 1946 unit! MARI E VAN GIUJ ER 1970 GAL!.I POLIS '1rs . Sht" wtl s a · member uf M arie C. Van Gilder, 83, a Chauncey C'hnstt an Churth . residenl of 430 Fir>1 Ave .. Ln Chau n~·e r and atten ded thr Ftrsl Bapltsl Church 1n Gallipnlis , di ed Friday cven mg in Holzer Medi cal r; allipohs. She w:~s nlsu a member of Cenlcr . She was the da ughter of the !he Gall1a Cou nl y Reurcd William and Mary Agnes late Teachers A s soc~auo n and !he Blackburn Clar k. She was French Al1 Colony . Funewl se r \"l<.'l'S will be born in Cheshire on Feb. IS . held 1 p.m. Monday al Willis 1895. She spent most of her Funeral Hume with Rc\'. life in the Ohio and Kanawha Joseph Godwin and He\·. Valley. Mrs. Van Gilder was a 50Alfred Hullcy IJificlali ng. Hun al w11l follow tn Mound vea r member of the Order of ihe Eastern Star, a Pas! 1hll Cemet cry Frten ds may call al !he funt"ral home fr om 2-4 and 7-9 Gl thpo lh , 0 Mrt Ron1 ld l S•uoders M.lr~lgtr & S• les Rrtt resen llli~• Avallalole deg ree ~1a s1 cr' s S. Stilt Sl r HI Delivery BS edu cmiiJil . She received her MEDICAL SUPPLY Home a Hartford. W. Va . 30H82 -2127 Of the Bend By Bob · Hoeflich Jamie Jobb son of Mr . and Mrs. James Jobb, formerly of Meigs County, has penned an interesting article lor !he spring edition of U1e " Dump Heap," . printed on LagWlitas, Ca hf. The magazine - although the title doeSh't sotm d like it - dea ls with weed s, ga rdening. etc. PARDON THE PUN but a planned program by the Meigs Counl v Pioneer and Hi sto rical Society at 3 p.m . on Sunday. April ·23. does soWld dead . . . . . Dr. Gilbert Schneider of Ohw Umverstty wtll bo present to speak about cemeteries and there will be an exhibit in conjunction with his appearance tncludmg stone rubbmgs from lor ctl cemelerics. TI1e public is invited. By the way , Meigs rea lly does have some interesting cemeteries which provide r~ lly a wealth of knowledge on the local background, so Dr . Sc hneider's subject will probably prove mosl interesting. establishment of a policy for granting additional d~ys for the wea ther and other circumstanees of the current school year . Tilere are indications that som e relief is in sight , but no one can put a finger on jusl what is going to happen ret. . ' Meantime, Saturday school tn the Southern and Meigs Local District 3 yesterday was cance lled but Eastern went ahead. Eastern District st~dents will be getting. out for the year Jun e 9 or therea bouts if all goes as planned. Then - there is posta l service . It was annoWteed that the Pomeroy Post Office will now ha ve window serv1 ce unlil1 2 noon nn &1turday rather than 10 :30 and the Chester Post OffiCe announced tharwiridtiW"service will now be 8 to II a.m. on . Snturdays. Sti ll , tl1ere is no word on returning to normal . the services and open'lobbies U1at existed before the energy cns1s. Keep in mind, that Wiless you sq uawk, a servtce that ts ta'ken awa y is ge nerally not restored: You m1ght start JOUr com plaining to Cong. Clar ence Mtller. And the biggie! If yo u live in Pomeroy, you get to sweep up your own ci nders. " Ain 't you the lucky one '" I know you have a cinder in your eye, but keep smiling an yway . MOTHERS OF the Chester &t fely Patrol ·arc agai~ this •year facing the problem of financing the annual tnp to Washington for patrol members. . Thev 've come up with a yard sale lor Fnday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.. an'd Saturday, beginning at 10, wtth the locati on to be the comer of Route 7 and the Forest Run Road - a real•good spot. In case of rain the sale will be held on the followtn ~ weekend . By the way, tf you want lo contribute ~ nything t o help with th e sa le; call 9t:>-3351. or 949-2409, evenmgs on the latler nwnber. Dolly Parton SPECIAL GUEST ·andrew gold I FRI. MAY 5 8:00PM TICKETS ON SALE NOW MIDDLEPORT PO!.ICE Ch ief J . J . Cremeans is wa rning sen ior ci tizertS to make sure they have a reputab le finn before they contract for roof repairs. Citizcr" having any question aboul any roof work should telephone the poltce department which will check ·out the situation. The chief warns that he should be called "before" any cnntra: t is signed - not after . $7 50 $13 f{) I•LL SE/IT S RESERV1D PLUS OUll~ I SCRV!CE CHI\AGE CI\IIC CENTER COLLY PA.RT{)Ii C 0 Cf\/IC CTNlER. FIE'flo.Oi..DS STRI:El CI-WlLEST Ctl W VA ~!JJQ t CERI I! lf O C!t.CKSOR ~"oPC€RSD"'II 'f cliu 0010 FOn INf{)RIAATifkl IS whtpped into shape. A number .of cas! members fro~ "back when" are talung roles in the musica l being called .. Btg Bend Vaneltes ." Arcompanisl will agAi n be Mrs. Olive Weber. The shnw will be stage d on Saturday, May 6, at the Mc1gs Htgh School audito rium with the district's athletic booste rs as :v.a CHARLESTON CIVIC Worl hy Matron and a of the White Shrine . She was a member of Grace United Methodist Church. Survivors in clude lhr ee daughte rs : Mrs. Betty Loshe, Seamon. Ohio: Mrs. Mary C'a m, Sou th Charleston . W. Va .; Mrs. Dorothy Mohr , Gall tpolis Ferry, W.Va.; one son, Cl ifford , Midd lelo wn, Ohto ; twelve grandchildren and 10 gre at-grandchildren . One Sister , Mrs. Ethe l Bol in , Uni ont own, Oh io, survives alon g with t wo brot hers. Harr y Cl a rk. Oleshire and Joseph Clark, Lees burg, Fla. Funeral services will be . held I p.m. Monda!' a1 McCoy- We ther holt- Moo re Fune ral Home. Gallipoli s with Rev . James Frazier offi cia ting. Burial will be in Gravel Hi ll Ce metery. ·Friends may call at the funeral home on Su nday fro m 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. In lieu of fl owers co n· lribut ions will be accepted lor the Progressive Bible Class of Grace Unit ed Methodist Church. 411e1n~r BUY NOW FROM H 2448-3 1~ AND GENERAL ELECTRIC WILL GIVE YOU A $25.00 U.S. SAVINGS BOND . 3 BR COUNTRY STYLE KITCHEN . THE PROM .. Answer line 1 A re gu la r featur e, Unit may be able to introd uce prepared by the American yo u to one. Also, you may Cancer Society, to help save want to read "Sex and the your life from ca ncer. Mal e Ostomate" available A bookseller wr iles : " I am for seventy-fiv e cents from a divorced man who had a the Un ited Ostomy colostomy six momhs ago. I Association. · In c.. 1111 am very worried about dating Wilshire Blvd ., Los Angel es . because I am afraid that no California 90017 . woman will accept my A college stud ent asks: '' Is condition and sex wil l be ciga rette smokin g . ad· impossible." dictive ?" ANSWERline : People who ANSWERiine : The Royal have had a colostomy <;o llcge of Physicians in tsurgery l by which a new Great Brl tain, explain ed it opemng is made in the ab- !his way in its latest repo11 domen for the elimination of aptly titled , "Smoking OR body waste) can also have Hea It h." Tobacco smoking is sexually active and sat.tsfyin g "a form of drug depend ence liv es. If you accepl yourself , different fr om. but less your panner will accept you s1 rong th an that of any other and she may onl y need some addict ive drug." Smoking is ed~cation about yo ur con· seldom a ''ta'l<e it or leave it " dition. You may find that ac tt ~it y pra ct iced in your ·own concerns will be moderati on on a specia l cased by talking to another· occasion. Even stable an d man wh o has had a ~ll· adiusted peopl e wh o co los tomy . Your loca l ~uu ru~ oeco me dependent on Amer ican Cancer Societ y cigarettes. Don 't allow the concepl of "addiction" scare you because cigarette "ad· diction" is one thai most ce11ainly can be brok en . Til e Am erican Ca nce r Soc icl y estimates that 30 million Americans have quit ,cigaret tes. A !ravel agenl explains : "Last week my sist er was hospitalized to have a suspicious brea t lump biopsied for cancer . We were all fran tic . However. it turned oul to be a hannless lump. Is this rare good THE OCCASION DEMANDS BLACK TIE YOU DESERVE IT . Choose fr om o freewheeling tnvenl ory of s tyles ., . . colo rs . and fabrics . To ,lored wtth today ' s look •.. fl perFormance frllc d to pleas e. Tuxedo Rental 1· • !• II • · • ' • ·• ·• I JH: l",!ol!" l' • • · • l' .J '' , l'• : ,, X 11'7 r... l J• I l· • lh1o; t'-> !lie sf' I mo tt a~t's the guPS!iwOrlt out of color O<iJU~I rr {!flt 5 fne SPI1i •01auiOf1·,attc..OI!y Ql .J€5 yOu v'IVtd l1 f&ltk€ nesh tones nnct rPa!rsttc oockground color~ too II d0€1olllh1s bv sens1ng and decoding o spec1ol !\no trrs. vP(JI riAnerol [loclnc o ffer s ·nore VIR sets. NIHI" rnore fen lures thon r.ov~=>r before rncludr ngo new lr nl Sf.-flSOithot uut')rnoucalty adJusts 1 e p1ctLJ1e level a s room light, r,[ cond1I10ns change · \1R 8JOOdCOS' Ccnlrolled Colul See 11now Color ' r II -~-(--:-A"'!"'-N--(-.,"--.-:--{--,·------- American Cancer Society WE CALL IT "BROADCAST CONTROLLED"COLQR.YOU'LL CALL IT REMARKABLE. .•, ..,.r" , • livinqRn! 19'11 x 11 '7 Kit & Din ' 8'0 X 6' 1 14'0 x 11 '7 1~'0 x 8'3 10'6 X 11'7 UtiHty A great lawn .care comblnatlont luck?" "Pop-Out" Concealed Co ntrols • iOO'I. 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Semo1 "==:: r- • Cable-Ready · Antenna • Digital Cha nnel Numbers A u!!.•"''' '~ Oehcm Se ~N< lt e lhrtug Temp CQI1 t•ol 1..--· ~ l h•n A<IIIJ tl•l.O e Sh•1•n Glo<lt OJt Me•t ~ff l)llf Connector Two Glc" 0\.1 'Jttll C••IOII•t Br . 12 Br. 13 hh I< oil W11e.lt Comb•ne I he conven•ence of the Anens rear grass· bagge r w11h the r;erformunce and qutl'ltly of an Ar•t:ns R1d1 ng Mo wer rmd yo u hrw o an unbea tab le comblnDIIO n M. • .Br . .. .'· 5hti• II(!O• Ou1n "''IJI>tll c Ooo• s,,, • FOR ALL Your An ens rte<1ler looks for wa1d to polnt•ng ou t. lhe many l tne l ealur.es of the A11 c ns At omg Mowers and writ show you when a snap ya rd clean-up rs ONLY/ s""QC f • >~ · wnh !he Slu rdy rear grassbagger WITH All THE FEATURES YOU WOULD EXPECT TO FIND IN AQUALITY-BUILT PRODUCT • Drywall throughout • Carpeted throughout •2x8 floor joi st s • Anderson thermopan e windows • Zone baseboard heali ng • Pl ywoo d floor s • Fiberg lass tub • IO " insulation in ce iling • Copper plumbing • 52 water h. KINGSBURV ·HOM-E-SAtES" Fin est Manufactured Hou s ing " 99H034 110 E Main. Pomeroy, O. ASK YOUR DEALER HOW TO: SAVE UP 00 TO '100 MEROY LAND.MAR JACK W. CARSEY, MGR . RIDENOUR SUPPLY Drive • little and save a lot - Free Delivery within 7S Miles. Yes! We service 'a t your local Hotpolnt Oealfr: StOi'fHourS:tT30 tif5T30:-Mnrnoses at 5:00 P.M. Serving Meigs, Go lila & Molson Countlts. reap the benefits of a student healt~ team duri ng the summer of 1978. Tile health team program, sponsored by the Corporation for Health Edu cation in Appalachia Ohio (CHEAO), located in Athens, will be start ing its second summer of pla cing co lle ge and professional students with health or health related ba ckgrounds in six of the 28 counties throughout Appalachia. Each summer CHEAO seeks communities having designated health needs as possible sit es lor their pr ogram . As you may remember, la st su mm er Meigs County received a six member health team . A Multiphasic Health Screening Program wa s held for citizens of Meigs County . Til is communi ty project and response to the students was so great that an effort \"as made to obtain a new group of st udents for this year. Thi s summ er 's health team pr oJect will be centered around the Mei gs County Health Department. FREE outreach programs aimed al bringing health department se rvices to seven sites throu ghout the county are being planned. Tile students will also help with a free diabetic screening clini~ for individuals 16 years of age and served the dinner. .Oior r~=> IF+rP.r\C'f' Stq' ,Ql rrow !r ·)nsrr.tMer! Wtl h rT'!Or1v fV ~ 1r. 1rafT'S nnd 'hAn us~r •Q 1llo adJUSt color ord l1 nl S11tv trmt•) 0 SF•COIId Ou lornOIICOIIy! ~ ~-~;~--SI_Z_E--~~--.~R~~· -,. ]9'7 SOUTHERN HILLS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ABOVE THE RE ST' (l.ARE:-ICE HUGHES PT PLE ASAN T Clarc uce 1C'ms 1 Hu ghes. 72. Ashton. died Friday afternoon in Pleasant Valley HospitaL He was a retired employee of the Marietta Manufacturing Co. He attended the Ball's Cha pel Church . • Born Jul y 16, 1905. Ashton, he was a son of the late George It really tells th~ •tory about !he active older Ohi oans who have made a great slate by their con· tinuing contributions. May 16 will be your chance to honor th e mor e than 1.5 million vibra nt . and active Ohio ·sen ior dtizens during the second ann ual senior ci tizens day. Virtuall y every Ohto · community will hold some form of special events lor sn-n·zo·r •.,. . ,. cztzzens •• ' scenes POMEROY LANDMARK • VlR "Broadcast Controlled" • 1 BY RUTH MILLER GALLIPOLI§ - " Older POMEHOY Meigs Th ey were seen carrying Ohiol!ns - Up to Date in '78, '' Co unty Sheriff Jame s J . items fr om the vicinit y is the theme f or thi s year's Prolfill reported Saturday shortly before the ent ries had secqnd annual Seni or Citizens three juveniles who skipped · been discovered . Items were Day. classes last Wednesday at recovered !:iter Wednesday Meigs Hi~h School, have been from a mine shaft near the charged in the breaking and · · ·residences in Dark Hollow. enterings of the Henry At4 :!5p.m. Friday,Meigs · -C unnin~ha m and Pegg y Co un ty sher iff's deputi es Jt:i Young residences at Dark investigated a two-ca r ac· Hollow last Wednesday. cident on SH 7 at the Golf WRITING CONTEST They have admitted Course Road . POMEROY - The song breaking into the house. They Rebecca Cotterill, 23, Rl. 3, title "I'm a Senior Citizen were released to their Pom eroy, traveling north on Now" identifies the pride felt parents pen ding hearing on SR 7 was making a left turn by Senior Citizens throughout delinquency charges in Meigs had to stop beca use of apthe land . "I'm a . Senior Cou nly Ju venile Court. proach ing traffic, and her car Citlzen Now'' is also the name was struck in the rear by an of the writing contest sponau to driven by Christine L. sored by the Meigs <::ounty !.ash, 28, Rt. 4, Pomeroy. Council on Aging as part of · There was moderate this year's Senior Citizens You can do it i.l a vea r" at damage to the Lash vehicle oay . Thts contest ts open to Southern Hil ls 'sc hool of Bu!t.iness . and slight damage to the all senior citizens in Meigs Colt erill vehicle. Co unty. We hope that you will DIPLOMA COURSES Chri stin e Lash was cited to express in your own words Mei gs Co unty Court for the changes you've exAT THE COLLEGE · faili ng to maintain ass ured perienced, the goodness and LEVEL clear distanc e. happiness in being a senior in Accounting & Bu si n ess Meigs County today , as well Management as the sadness and hardships Secreta ria I Hotarians hear which have been a part of General Office your life. Remember, the ..... ····-. way you choose to express Moss man Friday your ideas is totally your Approved b~ 'ihe dl1io State Board ot School & Coll ege own. Your story should be MIDDLEPORT - J · Paul lim ited to 300 words and Regi st r ation . RN 05858 Mossman, visiting Rotarian include your name. address, A pri va te busi ness college from Ga llipolis was the guest phone number and age. t or the discr iminat ing Winners of the "I'm a speaker when the Middleport· sf udent Pomeroy Rotar y met Friday Senior Citizen Now" writing ni ght at Heath United contest will he announced MetHodist Ch urch. Senior Citizens Day, May 16. Mo ssman spoke on . First price $20, second price mot1vatton a nd power 115 and third price $10. reservoir . fie said people only Send us your entry toda y at use a small amounl of their the Mei gs Co unty Seni or potenttal. Citizens Cen ler, East Main Two new members Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. 45769. proposed were James Sheets, Contest deadline is Ma y 9. Write, call446-22l9 , or visit teacher in Meigs Local Schoo l STUDENT HEALTH TEAM for catalog of cour ses . District and Pat O'Brien , 4142nd Ave. Gallipolis Meigs County will again Pomeroy a ttorn ey. Th e Thoma s C. Br eech , Director ladies of the ehureh prepared TEL EV I SIO N 'THE ALL AMERICAN MODULAR HOME > Theme anno.u nced for Senior Citizens' Day SundH~ lt•s HERE NOW . un a Al l EN1 M4, TICKET OJlU. !~, ORDEI:tBY MAIL NOW THE BEAT OF THE Big Bend Minstrel 's spring _show rrhearsals is going on now as the 25th annua l presentauon Three juveniles held on charges 1978 SENIORS Fanu Bureau. He was a Two brothers, Charles and member of the Valley View Paul. preceded her ii1 death . Baptist Church . Four ni eces and 10 nephews Mr. Ingraham wa ~ a survive. a lung with 12 grand· NO HIGH ltUSSURf CYUNOUS 011: CHE..WCALS - TH f MAII:X 0' AND lfNOII SUP~IT SYSTEMS PUFORM WITI10 UT UOUIDS. i\-7- The Sunday Tillles-&ntllll'l, ~unda), ilpnl W. 1!178 THE OHIO LEGISLATURE continues to drag its feet in Beat••• · 1 I JHI CIIOIUV WA .. IIANTY Wh en you buy 1 Crosle y $helvM.!Of q~f, , g &rat or , you t8Cerve onll uf tht! most inclulrYtl wiiH IIt iiiiU ii!Yitl&bld rn lhe oJtlf! llllntt:~ tndustry A Warr&rll"r IIHII l!lCIUdet 5 year PfOi etll(>n on lt111 com PIIISIOf, " E ~ER OY ECONO MIZER '' DeluQn tnd surnl eu 11ner See Wammty Cert•l•, il te lo r lull diiiJiltlo FREEZERS Choon from 5 ChoSI Mod.l•· 4 Uprighr Modell . . 1• . 8 CU FT . ANSWER!ine: Absolutely not. Most breast lumps are not cancerous . In fact ,. eight out of every ten breast lumps are benigh , which mean:> that they are hannless. II is important to have brea st cancer di agnosed and treated early when it Is most curable. Your sister was lucky that she paid attention to suspicious changed in her breast and had prompt attention . Sh e underwent a biopsy because the only way to diagnose breast ca ncer definitely is by the rem ova I of a smaU piece of tiss ue for under a examination mlcroscope by a physici an trained to recognize ca ncer cells. Most breast lumps are hannless, but every breast lump must be evaluated because of the possibility of cancer. For ·further information ca ll the Meigs Cancer Society, 992-7MI. ·and older to be hel d at the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center . It is part of the community coordinating com mitte es agr eement with CHEAO that housing shall be provided by the 'spOnsoring comm unity. Perhaps y~u may be able to take a student into your home lor a per iod of seven to eight weeks or if you have a fu rnished apal1menl or trailer availabl e for rent t his summ er, please call Mal1y Geyer. Volunteer Community Coordinator al992·7311. More inform ation on si.te s <:~ nd dates for the lr ee clini cs will be announced later. PANCAK E SUPPER Til e Meigs County Un ited Methodi st Men are again sponsoring a Pancake and Sau sa,g~-..~~pper lor th e benefit of the sen ior citizen programs. The Pancak e Supper will be held at the Senior Citizens Center on ~' riday, April 28 with se rving from 4 to 7 p.m. Tickets are $2 lor adults and $1 for children under 12. Ent ertainm en t will be provided throughoul th e evening and a square dance will be held from 7:30 to 11 p.m. with musi c by the Stringdusters. CENTER ACTIVITIES Tilis week's special activities include slides of the "Yesleryea r" event from the la st two yea rs on Monday and Wednesday at 11 a.m., on Tuesday at 11 a.m., Diana Ebe11s; Meigs County 's new Extension Agent will be presen tin g he r plans for homemaker cl ubs in the county and on Tilursday at 11 a.m., Pat l,eega n will be speak ing on .. Medicine Awareness." Have a nice week! !"""""'' ••• ·• -"••·•••Or their elderly. Senior citizens One of ways of showmg day is sponsored by the Ohio what some senior citCommission on Aging and izens of Gallia Coun· your local office olt aging. ty can do is the art show 26 cases are tenninated POMEROY - Sixteen · defendan ts were fined and 10 ot hers for feited bonds in Meigs Co unty Coun Friday. Fin ed were Robert E. Will, Pom eroy, $10 and costs, no muffler; Ray Allen Smith, Buena Park, Calif., Ryan K. Di ll , Pomeroy, and Vaughan E. Facemire, Gallipolis, $150 and costs, thr ~e days con· fin emen t on ea ch, DWI ; James Lemaster, Columbus, $1~0 and costs, 90 days con· fin ement, 67 days suspended, one year probation, operators lice nse suspended six DWl; Paul month s. Nicholson, Athens, 110 and costs, speed; Paul D. Milliron , Racine, $10 and costs, unsafe vehicle ; An· thony Lillie, Mtddleport, and Roge r 1.. Chaney, Minersville, $14 and costs each , speed ; J oh n S. Thoma s, Middlepol1, Ill and costs, spee d ; Ray A. ~mith , Pom eroy a nd Kev1n D. J ewell, RL I; Rutland, $1 0 and costs each, speed ; David L. Carnahan, Rt. 1, Long Bottom, $15 and costs, speed; Charles B. Curry, Rt. 2, Racine, $20 and costs, unable 'to stop within assured clear di s tan ~e; William E. Burgess, Athens , $50 and costs, $40 suspended, unsafe vehfcle; Daniel Kesterson, Syracuse, S~and costs, no operator 's license. Forfeitin g bond s were Thomas 0. Stone, Rt. I, Long Bottom, $360.50, DWI ; Carl E. Stewart, Oak Hill , $353, DWI; Stephen A. Foulk rod, Lamarque, Texas, George L. Ca rter, Columbus, Steven M. Martin , Williamstown . John H. Wiles, Pomeroy, Mark S. Porter, Ironton, Ri chard W. Esposito, Canal Fulton, and Ronald Grady, Henderson, $30.50 each, speeding; James Rucker , Jr ., Ree dsville, $30.50, no cycle plates. whi ch will be held at the center on Senior Citizens Day. ·• Chairperson Marie Litterer and Mrs. Margaret Brim, the instructor, suggest any one wishin g to di spl ay their paintings should have them at the center by May 12 . Tiley must be fra med and ready for hanging. . There must be some form of registration sl ip on them also stating tf they are for • sale or not along with the price. You may show three pa mting s per person if you lik e. Th is Is open lo all senior cit izens of the co unty whether yo u participa te in the regular paintin g class or not. I . (ib) The lo~t pnces ever• Come tn and see our seleclton grea1 today HONDA CQM; STJIOIIC I IETZ HONDA SALES Rt. 7 Gallipo li s, 0 . Pt.ont 446 -lHO DST returns to Ohio April 30 COLUMBUS - Daylight savings time returns lo Ohio and most of the remainder of the nation at 2 a.m. Sunday , April 30, Clifford E. Reich, director of the Department of Liquor Cont rol , reminded all pennit holders. When !he clock strikes 2 a.m. it will, tn fact , be 3 a.m., thil1y minutes pa st !he legal closi ng tim e lor perm it holders enlilled to be open until 2:30 a.m. Therefo re, all sales of liquor m~st cease at 2 a.m .• when cloeks should be ad· vanced on e hour, Director Reich sai d. In 1947, more than 500 persons were killed whe n a French fri gate carrying nitr ates exploded at the dock in Texas City, Texas. NOW OPEN FOR GUYS & GALS TOPS · SHIRTS • JEANS CASUAL WEAR MANY NAME BRANDS 46 STATE STREET GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Sears on power lawn care equipment! Lawn mowers.~. 8 19 OFF Cr·aftsman 3.5-RP rotat·y mower Was '119.00 Catcher extra La-wn·tractors ... *100 OFF 10-HP tractor with mower *739 Was '839 3 forward speeds 3.5-reserva. power Eager-1 engine with single constant speed . No-adjust carburetor. Pressuri zed lubrication system. Blade cu ts 20 in. wide in 5 heights. Mower deck adjusts to 5 heigh ts with a' single lever. Electric -sta rt with a lte rna· tor. 3 speeds forward , 1 reverse. Handles optional snow blade, throwe r, lots more! 1. ...,. '150 OFF 16-HP tractor with mower Was '1429 8 4.0- reserve power Eag· er·l engine with dual torque selection s. Snap· in ca tcher. 2 1-in. blade. 1279 Ourm ostpowerful lawn tracto r! Twin. cylinder engine. 5 speeds. Elec26619 , !ric-start. 42-in. mower. • S hip ring e•tra • Sears har. a credit plan to suit most e\lery n eed • Prtee1 Art! cululog prlcea • Now on sale in our "T" and uB" catalog supj>lcmcnta· 1-'2-&ci-tiP·ROTO'SP'ACIE~!s----~·iifTiriii'llonT.i:iiiri'iiil'fflror YourMon el/ Hn ("k- • GALLIA REFRIGERATION CO. 152 THIRD AVE. PHONE 446'-4066 The evening stars are Mar$, Venus, Jupiter and saturn. Most merchandise available for pick -up within 2 da ys Sears SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. FOR SERVICE PH. 446-m2 SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA �.. !'' !• ..;; 4 Project will help improve grasslands By Steve Hibinger chose onl y 26 lando wners to participate. The Cooperative E:xtension Service ICES I is ' delegated the responsibility of educating farme rs to proper suit testing proct>du res and follow-up manage ment The Soil Conservation Service (SCS I ts responsible for technical semces to the fanner. All plan mn g a nd Cngi neeri ng work will be in accordance tu SCS standa rds. The purpose of thts prOJect IS lu concentrate or intenSify m:nw~e mrn t on a small CllTt.'age . The improvements tiJ this small 1ract should unpress this fanner and his Dlstrir t Consrn 'a tionist Soil Cons. Sr n •lrt• GAL!.IPOLIS - A special project has ginn loral formers appro~m1ately $200,000 extra dollars to unpn.1 ve their grass Ia nds . The Grasslands Ma na~ement De1nonstrat!on Project ts <:t stcHP and ft'derail} sponsvrt..-d program to help Gallta. Jarksun , Lawrrnct' and \' mtun Count\: fanners fertiltzr, add watc.r :mpphrs. cnntrnl t'ros1on rmd reserd pastures and hay fields wtth 8IJ percent cost shared asststance . 1l1C maJ ority uf local USDA agenc1es are tm·oh·ed in this progrHm 1mplt•mentat1on. The A gnrultu ral Stabtltzatttln and ronson·atJUn Semce 1ASCS 1 will handle the ftnanctng of compone nts uf ra ch in. dlviduat·s tmpru,·ements , Addit ton aIll·. the ASCS Co unty Con{ml ftf't' re,·fewed. the many appltcants and s • • • ~- times the investment in tons of hay or pounds of beef produced from Southeastern Ohio's fann cr.s. · DWI after mishap Market lamb pig sale ·April 19 GALLI POLIS - Th e first annual Southern Ohio Lamb and Pig Sale will be held on Aprill9 at 7 p.m. at the Gallia County Juni or Fairgrounds. The sa le is being sponsored by Southern Ohio Lamb and Pig Improvement O>mmittee who have seen a growing need for promotion of high qualit y lambs and pigs to be ex hibit ed at the local so uthern Ohio county fairs . Four-H and FFA mem bers from Gallia, Lawre nce, Jackson, Pike; Sciot o, Meigs, Athens, Vinton and Hocking counties will be able to bid on top quality a ni mals t·hat have been preselected on the farn1 pnor to the sa le. Approximately 70 lambs and 35 pigs rep resent ing va rious breeds will be con· signed by the leading producers in so uthern Ohio. La mbs will weigh 35-70 pounds and pi gs, - 40-90 pounds. Auctioneenng ser- vices will be provided by Lee Johnw n. Tommy Joe.Stewat1 and Geo rge Woodward Jr ., all from Gallia County. Animals must be at Gall ia Co unty Fairgrounds between 3 a.m. and 12 noon on sale da•y, April 19. Sale order will be deter· mined by picking from 5-10 animals, selling those randoml y and selling the remainder randomly. Sa le catalogs wtll be made up sale day by Gallia County Extension Office. Information to be listed in clude sale order, consignor lot number and weight. If m ore ~nt o rma tio n is needed, please contact Jim Clay, Animal Science Exten sio n Specialist at th e Jack son Agri c ultur al Research Ce nt er , phOn e number 286-3803 or.call Tom Balmer, Chaim1an of the ' Improvement Cmnmittee at phone number 643-2196. Pictured above is Rita George, a Junior Leader. and 4-H members of the Morgan Raiders 4-H Club, conducting the Fire Warning Safety Program for the Our Gang 4-H Clu~ . 1 • / ,U, JUnlOr ea d ers OJJer fire safety programs GALUPOUS - Harry E. Clark, 44, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, was · charged with DWI following a traffic accident at I:49 p.m. Friday on Meigs County road 20 at the junction to SR 7. The Gallia-Meigs Post State Highway Patrol said the Cl~rk car turned onto SR 7, traveled left of center hilling a car operated by Thomas E. Hysell , 21, Pomeroy . There was moderate damage. Terri Ann Zirkle, 16, Racine, was slightly injured in an accident at 2 p.m. Friday on TR 100, two tenths of a mile north of SR 338 in Meigs County. The patrol said Miss Zirkle lost control of her car while reaching to get someone that fell off the front seat. Her car ran off the road hitting an electric pole. She was taken to , Veterans Memorial Hospital by the Racine Emergency Squad. A windshield · type accident occurred at 4:30 p.m. in GaUia County on SR 160, one mile north of SR 554. The patrol said a gravel flipped into the windshield of a vehicle driven by William Staton , 61, Rt. 2, Vlnton, as he was passing a vehicle driven· by Archie 0 . Logue, 53, Rt. I, Vinton. Sunday Henry Fonda GREAT engmes for more cuttmg power , be tt e r performance Wmd Tunnel' housmg hi ts grass for a clean. Officers elected for PTA. SMOKEY ROAD BLOCK PG PLUS BONNIES KIDS R COLO\' · Roach, Kim Jividen, Kelly these Junior Leaders · are BYFREDJ.DEEL Cla rk , Pauline White, trying to answer in a 30-JS Extn. Agent. f·H n • 1/r,•t~fft Charlene White, Sa ndy minute program on Fire Gattla County GALLI POLIS Nine Petrie, Lisa Fellure and Beth Warning systems called Tonightthru Junior Leader 4-H members Yoho . "Wake Up - Get Out - And Thursday The United States leads the from Gallia County have been Live!" The prog ram taking part in a training world with 12,000 fire related demonstrates that home prog ram to slrCS§ th e im· deaths annua lly. Statistics alanns can be installed to ptntance to others concerning indicate that 70 percent of the ser . . as an early warning Fire Warning Systems. Those fire fatalities occurred at device and that the developJu nior Lea ders participating home during unexpecting ment of an evacuation plan are Ri ta 'George , Ga ry sleeping hours of midnight to for the home Is important in 6 a.m., when people are case of a fire . asleep and unprepared. The If your elub, civic group, COLUMBUS - Colonel proof of age at the exrnaining single greatest cause of death organiution or school would Adam G. Rei ss, superin - Slation . testing sess ion cont act their in home fires is Ulhalation of tendent of t he Ohio State O>lonel Reiss concluded by local State High way Patrol smoke and toxic gases; not like a JG-35 minutes program Highway Patrol, announced suggesting that perwns in- Post to obtain a list of ·from being burned to death . of Fire Warning Systems for Saturday that driv er's license terested in taking advantage examining stattons whi ch will Is a person 's life, home or the home, then please call the County Extension office (446examinati on stations at of the specia l Sal urday be open. family worth the gamble' 4612 ext. 32 ) and make se lec ted loca tion s across Those things that can be done arrangements for an activity Ohio will be open on Sa turto lower the occurrence of that can help save lives. CARTOON day, April 22, from 9 a.m. death from fires are what until 12 noon for the purpose of con du et.ing examination for mop ed licen ses. Ap· pointments will not be required . Slate Bank No. 130 "These stations will be .,OMEROY - An evening Someday ," and "I'm gonna CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION OF open to assist the public in of gosp<•i music and praise tag Along with Jesus." com plying with the recently wa s featured at the Pomeroy " If '(ou Believe," was a enacted law which requires Seventh-day Adven tist pia no and ba ss duet played by the operator of a moped to be Church recently . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph While. licensed, " the Colonel said. After a welcome by Junior Mr . Whil e sa ng '' I ' m a "The only testing whi ch wtil White , the congregatio n Lamb." be conducted during thi s joined m sing ing, "We're AI Dines played "Amazing special Saturday session will Marching to Zion•· after Gra ce" on his rnelodica, and of Gallipolis tn the Slate of Ohio and Domestic Sub•idiarles at the close of be for moped licenses." which prayer was offered. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph White business on March 31, 1978. Moped testing will continue Among th ose participating accompanied fulllie Stewart ASSETS to be condu cted during in the program were the as he sang, " He Touched Cash and due from banks . ................ , .... , ..... , .. . ...... 4,657,000.00 regular business hours at. all Harold Clark famil y wh o Me ." U.S. Treasury securities ....... _. .. .... , ............... _... __. 6,781.000.00 examination stations with no sa ng, " Jesus, Don't Give up Mrs . Young, accompanying Obligations of other U.S. Govenunent appointment neceS!\ary. on Me," "I Won't Ha ve to herself on the guitar, sang agencies and corporations . __ . ___ ...... . .... ..... , ........... 1,301 ,000.00 The exami nation ror a Wor ry An ym ore," and severa l selections including Obligations of States and political subdivisions ._. . _... _. __ . 5,~,000 . 00 moped license consists of a "There's a Light Guiding "Thanks for Loving Me," "I Other bonds, notes, and debentures ........ __ ..... .. ......... _... 202,000.00 vision te~1 and written tests Me." The Clark children sang Won't Hav e to Worry Federal funds sold and securities purchased concermng· Ohio traffic laws "l Sh~U Not be Moved." Any more," and "Fire Song ." under agreements to resell ......... , ...... _........... __.... 4,500,000.00 and road signs. "Little David' ' was a violi n A famil y from Gallipolis a. Loans, Total (elcluding unearned income) .. _. . ..... ~.65I ,OOO.OO Persons a pplying for a solo presented by Pat Dittes. Ferry sang se veral Blue b. Less Reserve for possible loan losses ... _. . . . ........ _. 206,000.00 moped ope rator 's li cense accompanied by her Grass Gospel Songs, and ·c. Loans, Net . __ __... _. _. _.... _. ................. , .......... ~.645,000 . 00 must be at least 14 years old husband, AI , at the pia no. thei r two young da ughters Bank premises, furniture and fixtures , and prese nt sat isfa ctor y H. J : Browning playing sa n ~ several duets. and other assets representing bank premises._ ...... ___ _. . __ __ . 1,066,000.00 guita r and his son, Kim, on Other assets _... _. _. ___ . _.... _.. __ ... __ ... _... __ .. __ . _. ____ . __ 451,000.00 Two selections were · sung ba ss guitar presented a by' Mi ss Virgtnia Grogan , TOTAL ASSETS ... .. .. . -.-.-. ·.. --. ----.- .. -...... •. .... -.-- 59,137,000.00 medley of gospe l songs in- accompanying herself on the UABIUTIES cluding " I Saw the Light ,'' piano. There was an action Demand deposits of individuals, "One Day ~~ a Time," "Will song, " Praise ye the Lord." partnerships, and corporations .... __ , ...... _...... . .... . , ... 11,459,000.00 the Circle be Unbroken, " Time and savings deposits of individuals, The benediction was given "The Faded Picture on the by Rollie Stewart and at the partnerships, and corporations .. ____ .. _......... . , . , .. , , . ... 38,337,000.00 Wall ," "Let 's all go Down to concl usion of the evening Deposits of United States Government. .... _. __ .... , ..... ___ ___ . . . I47 ,000.00 the River," "Tramp on the each fa mily wa s presented a Deposits of States and political subdivisions ___ . _.. _.. . , ... __ . ___ 3,420,000.00 Street," "Life 's Ra ilroad to copy of the Adventist Boo k of Deposits of conunercial banks ... _.... __ ... _.. ___ . _. _. _. •.. _. _. _.. 1,000.00 Heaven ,"a nd "Put Your the Year . "Can God Be Ce rtified and or£icers' checks ... _....... . _. __ . ... _...... _... ____ 3&1,000.00 Hand in the Hand of the Tru>ied'" TOTAL DEPOSITS ..... , ........ . ............ , , .. , ...... . . _. 53,744,000.00 Man." Bob Green sang "I'm a. Total demand deposits ...... _.. , ...... , .. _. ....... 13,909,000.00 Coming Home" accompanied b. Total time and savings deposits _.... , .. , . , . . , , , , , . , 39,835,000.00 on the piano by his wife. Other liabilities .. _.. _... ______ . _. ___ ..... . .... . . .. ........ . ... 680,000.00 Doris. "How Great Thou An " Veterans Memorial Hospital TOTAL LIABILIT!E:S .. _........ _ _.... . __ .. ____ . _. _... _.... :-.4,424,000.00 was a flut e solo played by ADMI TTED - Hobart Crystal Green accompanied Riggs, Rutland ; Garnet EQUITY CAPITAL by her brother, Mark , at the Pott s, Syracuse ; Eldon Conunon stock piano . Mark also played as Walburn , Middleport; Beulah a. No. shares authorized 125.000 the congregation sa ng, Au th crson, Racine ; Eli b. No. shares outstanding 125,000 .......... .. (Par Value ) 1,250,000.00 "Blessed Assurance ,'' Whit e, Minersville. Surplus .... _.... __ . _·___ ..... . ........................ , .. , .. 2,250,000.00 Ross Stewart accompanied DISCHARGE:D - Helen Undivided profits .... . ...... __ .. _.... _. _.. ___ .. __ .. ......... , 1,213,000.00 himself on the guitar an d Weaver. Pauline Saunders TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAl. ... . .. , , ....... , . , ........ , ........ 4,713,000.00 sang "Ten Thousand Years," Opal Cummin s, Pa mela' TOTAL LIABILITIES AND "I'm ~o n na Wake up in Glory Conlin, Darlene Priddy. EQUITY CAPITAL .... ,, . . ........ ..... . . ... .. . . , ....... _ ~9, 137 ,000.00 MEMORANDA Average for 15 or 30 calendar days ending with call date : a. Cash and due from banks ............... , , ......... , ... . ... , . 3,626,000.00 b. Federal funds solei ~nd securities purchased under agreements to resell ....................... , . ... _. _... 4,097,000.00 SAUNA SUITS c. Total loans ............................. __ .. ...... .. .... . 34,448,000.00 SEASCAMP SWIMSUITS d. Time deposits ol $100,000 or more ... . ..... .. ... . .••......... . . 2,060,000.00 SAUNA BATH BY CAMP c. Total deposits ... .... , , .... , ... , . , ...... , . , ....... , ... . . .. . 53,150,000.00 CUFF WEIGHTS Time of deposits of $100,000 or more : INFRA-RED HEAT a. Time certificates of deposit in KNEE REBUILDERS MASSAGERS denominations of flOO,OOO or more . _......... ...... .. , , , .... 2,060,000.00 SUPPLEMENTAL MEMORANDA SLANT BOARD BICYCLE Pledged assets and securities loaned (book value.): SQUEEZE BALLS U.S. Goverrunent obligatiOOB, direct and guaranteed, RESTORATORS pledged to secure depo.!lils and other liabilities . , . , . , .. ... ... ___ 2,092,000.00 HAND GRIPS Other assel.! pledged to secure deposits and other liabilities (Including notes and bills rediscounted and HAND GYMS-as appears in Reader's , securities sold under repurchase agreement ). _, . . ... . _. . , . , , , , . , , 359,000.00 TOTAL . ...... .. ..... -. .. -.... -... . ....... . ........ ...... ... 2,451,000.00 Digest Medi-facts to be open April 22 Buy any stde·dtsc harge mower and get a Tor a . Cord / Eiectnc Mode l 900 Tnmmer heel All ·--·~ . -sJde d 1sch arge mowers featur e qutc k start I POME:ROY - New offlce t·s were elected r:~t a recent meeting of the Rivervie w PTA held at the school. They are Marlene Putman, president; Virginia New lun, vice presi dent ; n e lor ~s Fosler, se~retary, and Sa ndy Cowdery, treasurer. Mrs. Teresa Collins, ou tgoing president, install ed the new officers . Reports were gtven by · t he a uditin g an d nominating committees. It was announcl'!l by Mrs. Grace Weber that school will be in session on Saturday, April 15 . On display at the meeting were primary d1e1irs recently purchased for the first grade room and a new sweeper . The meeting opened with the pledge to the fla g llcing led by Keith Stout , a ft flh grade student. TI1e fourth grade won the attendance award and the refreshments were served by the fourt h grode muthcrs. maneuverabtlily The evening of music $25 Taro Tnm1.1er feat urns e xdus1ve automa-ttc I me fe ed 11 s free at partiClpa tl!lg • .;~ "'H''"'' !"•1~ 1 '' • . Spring Valley "'" '"1 ~ l n iD'd,l l l OIM\ IO()Io -..rt .... ro .,w ~c~•lll, r•,. D w~ "~ ~v lilwi'0.11 (Mil IN HONOR. - The ch ildren of Mr. and Mrs. Okey Martin, Rt. 3, Ga lli polis, honored their parents' 30th wedding anni1•ersa ry with a surprise dinner at their horne on Sunday , April9. Okey is the son of the la te Rand all and Margaret Martin . Irene is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Ca ldwell of Rt. 3, Gallipolis. The Martins have eight children , Okey E:ugene, deceased : Mrs. Robert {Darlene ) Wells Northup ; Dean, Gallipolis: Dallas, Gallipolis ; Mrs. 'Michael (Diana ) Johnson, Ga llipolis; Mrs. Randy (De lorseJ Cox , Galli polis; Donald, Cheshire, and Ricky Da le. at home. _They have four grandchildren . Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy Pomeroy, Ohio ·'' GAI.I JPOLIS - The Gallia Ext c n s i u r1 l-l_o memake rs Co un cil mel April 12 at PCA building. The president. Mrs. Harley lieorge, was in charge of meeting. Mr s. Hoke Robinsoo led the ~rou p in s in~ing . · Maude Persmger led in the Pledge to Flag_ Devoti ons were by Mrs. Luther Tracy who read I Peter I a nd a reading , "We have been born to a New Hope." Sec r et ary 's report wet s gtven by Bert ina Smeltzer and I reasurer's report by l·lclen Wood. Et hel Robinson announced that May 16 is Senior Citizens' Day and that all grQups and orga nizations should honor thei'r senior citizen,. Bette Clark, Horne agent, said she needed help for ENP Day Camp Aug. 17 and IB. Mrs. Clark also said a May 10 meeting on food preservation Cou nt y Company ..... I! Is Proud to Announce that they will now be held. Bud Ca rt er, county agen t, gave information · on gardeni ng and showed slides. A potlu ck lunch was served at noon by (;age and Northup group with Berni ce Wood as dlairpcrso n. Bette Clark infnrrned the group that Country Women would meet in Columbus this yea r un June 20 a nd 21. Several items on display were cushions, afgha ns. r ugs, p;1intin g, fl ower s and l'rr ami cs ma de by Rurh Pitchford, Bea Evans, Lillian Thomas, Roberta Fisher, F.!aiuc Geurgl' !HIU Ja ~.: kic (; raham. Ruth Ptl chford tnsla llcd uffi ccr s for co m in~ year with Bea P.va ns pinnin~ the corsage on the ladies. The co rsages were made nf wood ribcr roses made by Florence 'lhiner of the French Cit y ga rden cl ub. Offi ce rs tn stalled li·ere WOU ld ( honor all U.M. W. Medical Cards. Plt'Mit' prt ·~t· nl yo ur nwn i<'aJ <'a rd~ on t•aeh vi s it. I i I Kenne th Mc Cu llo119h , R. Ph . t r Ch•r tes RiHie, R. Ph . Ronald Hanning , R. Ph --------Mon.--tiH'u So t-~~n•·•noc.·to·9-D:cm-c~--~---t-~t Sunday 10: 30 to 11 :30 and S to 9 p.m. _,I PRES CR IPT IO NS I E. Ma1n I TIME TO SHAPE UP! THE EXERCISE COMPANION FOR PROFESSIONAL ~~· Fr~ e ndly Service Pomeroy, 0 . Open Nights li119 1---·- -------- ·--- I, C. Leon Saunders, Vice President and Cashier, of the above-named bank, do solemnly affirm that thi.!l report of condition true and correct, to the best of my knowledge and belief. Correct- Attest : C. Leon Saundera '·:.;" .Morris E. Haskins White - Directors Stllte of Ohio, County of Gallia, ss: Sworn to and subscribed before me this 12th day of April, 1978, and I hereby t-ertify that I am not an officer or director of thi.!l bank. My conunissfon expires Aprfl8, I!WI. Phyllis P. Wilcoxon, Notary Public. PH . "l-1955 • " J Homemakers install officers The Ohio Valley Bank Tor o Red Tag Sale ends Ma y 1, 1q7e Those born th is da le are under the sign of Aries. Wilbur Wrigh t, American invrntor of the airplane, was born April 16, 1867. Actor Charlie Chaplin was born on this da te in 1889. • Congregation enjoys even cut Front wheel dnve gi ve s g reate1 dealet s Hutry .tn • Examination stations Free$25* Taro Trimmer ~ • neighbor s to co nce ntra te more manageme nt and planning to their entire unit . EconJmics of costs to returned dollars has caused many grasslansJs to yield and produce fat· below their potenttal. But poo r. management has also caused a retum per acre fa r below the land's potential. This project should really ·prove that good management and dollars spent to improve grasslands will return many Man charged with 'I The Sisters of Zeta Theta Chi pose with their advisors and alumni alter the sorority activation held Wednesday night at the Calvary Baptist Clwrch in Rio Grande , Front row, Kathy Stephenson, Diane Simpson, Lois Tarter, Jamisue Mclllwain and Mary Townsend. Second row, Gatherine ·Benet, Charlie Styers, Susan Lockard, Sherry Ridgeway, Jan Eichinger and Nancy ca rpenter. Third tow, Doris Ross, Donna Burke, Lynn Thompson. Kim Webb, Chris Widder, !Jbby Smyser and Patty Young. ' pres ide nt, Mr s. Stanley Shaver. vice president; Mr.s. Clyde Walke r, sene tary, Mrs . Wayne Amsbary and treas urer. Mrs. John Wood. Mrs. Harley George was presented a past president's pin. ~ Mrs. Shirl ey Godwin, First Baptist Church mini ster's wt fe had the afternoon program. She showed slides of The Holy !.and. Mr s. Shav er appoint ed chairpersons for the coming yea r. Na med were health, Dorothy Toler : safety , Jackie Gra ham : Internati ona l, Roberta. Fisher ; citizenship, Ma ud e Persinge r ; membership, Gladys !life; fa mil y MRS. HELF.N WOOD, MRS. WAYN EA MSBARY ANDMRS.STAm.EV SHA VER. life , Kuth Pitchford: cult ural Lillian Tlwma '; art s, publicity, Gladys Amsbary; subscription, Gladys Rife and so n ~ leader, C:ht dys Trainer. . MIDD I.EPO HT-New of• t\l at the Thu rsday night Elected we•·e ~rs . Betty The meeting was cl osed by fleers Wt're l'lected and in- meelmg of lhl' Philnthea McKinlt•y, president : Mrs. group repeating the Club stal led and a mo the r- Sm·tety of the Mtddleport Coleen Van M<"tcr. vi ce presiwllect da ughter banquet was pla nn- · C1turch uf C'lrist. dent : Mrs. Dorothy Roach, secretary: Mrs. Nora Rice, asststant sct-rctary; and Mrs. Fartc Cole. treasurer . They wen· mslalled by Mrs. M ar· tha Childs The molhcr-{fa ughter banquet wao set fu r :vtay II allhe ch urch with the ne w officers lu havt' charge of the tables. Mrs. Becky lotaze. Mrs. Van Meter and Mrs . Sharon Stewart were Hppotnted to the .. P.\ogram eotnrnittce. ... Plans were also made to serve a dinnt· r to the Grundy Moun latn :11tsston Choir prccedtng thetr concert at the Metgs Juruu r Htgh School on Wednesday , ; ::lO p.m. The choir is l!t•tng sponsorc~l here by the ·County Churches of Chnst. Reported ill were Mrs. Carne ~ mtl h , :vtrs. Hattie Swift, Mt·s. Flerniee Winn. and Carol and Beth Wolfe. A potluck dinner prccl'!lcd the tnet•ti ng with Mrs. McKinley and Mrs. Roach handl ing arrangements for tables. Miss Frances Roush con ducted the meeltng which opened with the Philathea Song . Mrs. Childs had prayer with devotions including a poem, "My Friends" by Mr.~. McKinley, and the story of how ' the song "What A Friend We Have In Jesus" carne to be written by Mrs. Boaclt. Philathea Society to have banquet Twenty-one pledges were taken into the sorority of Zeta Theta Chi during lite spring pledge season. The ladles were considered on the merits of academic standing, college and community involvement. Pictured on the front row are Barb Chev rant , Deb Swank, Mary Ely and Joslyn Ryan . Second row, Crystal McCullough, Cindy J ones, Karen Mr Donatd, Penny Perry, JerriSlagle.111ird row, Marvella Smith . Crystal Coyan, Trena Henson, Cind:• Stewart. Hila Colley and Josie Bapst. MEETING SET POME:ROY-A meeting of the Meigs County Youth League officers wi II be held at 1:30 p.m. Sunday iloday) at the Pomeroy Legion hall . . ' �.. !'' !• ..;; 4 Project will help improve grasslands By Steve Hibinger chose onl y 26 lando wners to participate. The Cooperative E:xtension Service ICES I is ' delegated the responsibility of educating farme rs to proper suit testing proct>du res and follow-up manage ment The Soil Conservation Service (SCS I ts responsible for technical semces to the fanner. All plan mn g a nd Cngi neeri ng work will be in accordance tu SCS standa rds. The purpose of thts prOJect IS lu concentrate or intenSify m:nw~e mrn t on a small CllTt.'age . The improvements tiJ this small 1ract should unpress this fanner and his Dlstrir t Consrn 'a tionist Soil Cons. Sr n •lrt• GAL!.IPOLIS - A special project has ginn loral formers appro~m1ately $200,000 extra dollars to unpn.1 ve their grass Ia nds . The Grasslands Ma na~ement De1nonstrat!on Project ts <:t stcHP and ft'derail} sponsvrt..-d program to help Gallta. Jarksun , Lawrrnct' and \' mtun Count\: fanners fertiltzr, add watc.r :mpphrs. cnntrnl t'ros1on rmd reserd pastures and hay fields wtth 8IJ percent cost shared asststance . 1l1C maJ ority uf local USDA agenc1es are tm·oh·ed in this progrHm 1mplt•mentat1on. The A gnrultu ral Stabtltzatttln and ronson·atJUn Semce 1ASCS 1 will handle the ftnanctng of compone nts uf ra ch in. dlviduat·s tmpru,·ements , Addit ton aIll·. the ASCS Co unty Con{ml ftf't' re,·fewed. the many appltcants and s • • • ~- times the investment in tons of hay or pounds of beef produced from Southeastern Ohio's fann cr.s. · DWI after mishap Market lamb pig sale ·April 19 GALLI POLIS - Th e first annual Southern Ohio Lamb and Pig Sale will be held on Aprill9 at 7 p.m. at the Gallia County Juni or Fairgrounds. The sa le is being sponsored by Southern Ohio Lamb and Pig Improvement O>mmittee who have seen a growing need for promotion of high qualit y lambs and pigs to be ex hibit ed at the local so uthern Ohio county fairs . Four-H and FFA mem bers from Gallia, Lawre nce, Jackson, Pike; Sciot o, Meigs, Athens, Vinton and Hocking counties will be able to bid on top quality a ni mals t·hat have been preselected on the farn1 pnor to the sa le. Approximately 70 lambs and 35 pigs rep resent ing va rious breeds will be con· signed by the leading producers in so uthern Ohio. La mbs will weigh 35-70 pounds and pi gs, - 40-90 pounds. Auctioneenng ser- vices will be provided by Lee Johnw n. Tommy Joe.Stewat1 and Geo rge Woodward Jr ., all from Gallia County. Animals must be at Gall ia Co unty Fairgrounds between 3 a.m. and 12 noon on sale da•y, April 19. Sale order will be deter· mined by picking from 5-10 animals, selling those randoml y and selling the remainder randomly. Sa le catalogs wtll be made up sale day by Gallia County Extension Office. Information to be listed in clude sale order, consignor lot number and weight. If m ore ~nt o rma tio n is needed, please contact Jim Clay, Animal Science Exten sio n Specialist at th e Jack son Agri c ultur al Research Ce nt er , phOn e number 286-3803 or.call Tom Balmer, Chaim1an of the ' Improvement Cmnmittee at phone number 643-2196. Pictured above is Rita George, a Junior Leader. and 4-H members of the Morgan Raiders 4-H Club, conducting the Fire Warning Safety Program for the Our Gang 4-H Clu~ . 1 • / ,U, JUnlOr ea d ers OJJer fire safety programs GALUPOUS - Harry E. Clark, 44, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, was · charged with DWI following a traffic accident at I:49 p.m. Friday on Meigs County road 20 at the junction to SR 7. The Gallia-Meigs Post State Highway Patrol said the Cl~rk car turned onto SR 7, traveled left of center hilling a car operated by Thomas E. Hysell , 21, Pomeroy . There was moderate damage. Terri Ann Zirkle, 16, Racine, was slightly injured in an accident at 2 p.m. Friday on TR 100, two tenths of a mile north of SR 338 in Meigs County. The patrol said Miss Zirkle lost control of her car while reaching to get someone that fell off the front seat. Her car ran off the road hitting an electric pole. She was taken to , Veterans Memorial Hospital by the Racine Emergency Squad. A windshield · type accident occurred at 4:30 p.m. in GaUia County on SR 160, one mile north of SR 554. The patrol said a gravel flipped into the windshield of a vehicle driven by William Staton , 61, Rt. 2, Vlnton, as he was passing a vehicle driven· by Archie 0 . Logue, 53, Rt. I, Vinton. Sunday Henry Fonda GREAT engmes for more cuttmg power , be tt e r performance Wmd Tunnel' housmg hi ts grass for a clean. Officers elected for PTA. SMOKEY ROAD BLOCK PG PLUS BONNIES KIDS R COLO\' · Roach, Kim Jividen, Kelly these Junior Leaders · are BYFREDJ.DEEL Cla rk , Pauline White, trying to answer in a 30-JS Extn. Agent. f·H n • 1/r,•t~fft Charlene White, Sa ndy minute program on Fire Gattla County GALLI POLIS Nine Petrie, Lisa Fellure and Beth Warning systems called Tonightthru Junior Leader 4-H members Yoho . "Wake Up - Get Out - And Thursday The United States leads the from Gallia County have been Live!" The prog ram taking part in a training world with 12,000 fire related demonstrates that home prog ram to slrCS§ th e im· deaths annua lly. Statistics alanns can be installed to ptntance to others concerning indicate that 70 percent of the ser . . as an early warning Fire Warning Systems. Those fire fatalities occurred at device and that the developJu nior Lea ders participating home during unexpecting ment of an evacuation plan are Ri ta 'George , Ga ry sleeping hours of midnight to for the home Is important in 6 a.m., when people are case of a fire . asleep and unprepared. The If your elub, civic group, COLUMBUS - Colonel proof of age at the exrnaining single greatest cause of death organiution or school would Adam G. Rei ss, superin - Slation . testing sess ion cont act their in home fires is Ulhalation of tendent of t he Ohio State O>lonel Reiss concluded by local State High way Patrol smoke and toxic gases; not like a JG-35 minutes program Highway Patrol, announced suggesting that perwns in- Post to obtain a list of ·from being burned to death . of Fire Warning Systems for Saturday that driv er's license terested in taking advantage examining stattons whi ch will Is a person 's life, home or the home, then please call the County Extension office (446examinati on stations at of the specia l Sal urday be open. family worth the gamble' 4612 ext. 32 ) and make se lec ted loca tion s across Those things that can be done arrangements for an activity Ohio will be open on Sa turto lower the occurrence of that can help save lives. CARTOON day, April 22, from 9 a.m. death from fires are what until 12 noon for the purpose of con du et.ing examination for mop ed licen ses. Ap· pointments will not be required . Slate Bank No. 130 "These stations will be .,OMEROY - An evening Someday ," and "I'm gonna CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION OF open to assist the public in of gosp<•i music and praise tag Along with Jesus." com plying with the recently wa s featured at the Pomeroy " If '(ou Believe," was a enacted law which requires Seventh-day Adven tist pia no and ba ss duet played by the operator of a moped to be Church recently . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph While. licensed, " the Colonel said. After a welcome by Junior Mr . Whil e sa ng '' I ' m a "The only testing whi ch wtil White , the congregatio n Lamb." be conducted during thi s joined m sing ing, "We're AI Dines played "Amazing special Saturday session will Marching to Zion•· after Gra ce" on his rnelodica, and of Gallipolis tn the Slate of Ohio and Domestic Sub•idiarles at the close of be for moped licenses." which prayer was offered. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph White business on March 31, 1978. Moped testing will continue Among th ose participating accompanied fulllie Stewart ASSETS to be condu cted during in the program were the as he sang, " He Touched Cash and due from banks . ................ , .... , ..... , .. . ...... 4,657,000.00 regular business hours at. all Harold Clark famil y wh o Me ." U.S. Treasury securities ....... _. .. .... , ............... _... __. 6,781.000.00 examination stations with no sa ng, " Jesus, Don't Give up Mrs . Young, accompanying Obligations of other U.S. Govenunent appointment neceS!\ary. on Me," "I Won't Ha ve to herself on the guitar, sang agencies and corporations . __ . ___ ...... . .... ..... , ........... 1,301 ,000.00 The exami nation ror a Wor ry An ym ore," and severa l selections including Obligations of States and political subdivisions ._. . _... _. __ . 5,~,000 . 00 moped license consists of a "There's a Light Guiding "Thanks for Loving Me," "I Other bonds, notes, and debentures ........ __ ..... .. ......... _... 202,000.00 vision te~1 and written tests Me." The Clark children sang Won't Hav e to Worry Federal funds sold and securities purchased concermng· Ohio traffic laws "l Sh~U Not be Moved." Any more," and "Fire Song ." under agreements to resell ......... , ...... _........... __.... 4,500,000.00 and road signs. "Little David' ' was a violi n A famil y from Gallipolis a. Loans, Total (elcluding unearned income) .. _. . ..... ~.65I ,OOO.OO Persons a pplying for a solo presented by Pat Dittes. Ferry sang se veral Blue b. Less Reserve for possible loan losses ... _. . . . ........ _. 206,000.00 moped ope rator 's li cense accompanied by her Grass Gospel Songs, and ·c. Loans, Net . __ __... _. _. _.... _. ................. , .......... ~.645,000 . 00 must be at least 14 years old husband, AI , at the pia no. thei r two young da ughters Bank premises, furniture and fixtures , and prese nt sat isfa ctor y H. J : Browning playing sa n ~ several duets. and other assets representing bank premises._ ...... ___ _. . __ __ . 1,066,000.00 guita r and his son, Kim, on Other assets _... _. _. ___ . _.... _.. __ ... __ ... _... __ .. __ . _. ____ . __ 451,000.00 Two selections were · sung ba ss guitar presented a by' Mi ss Virgtnia Grogan , TOTAL ASSETS ... .. .. . -.-.-. ·.. --. ----.- .. -...... •. .... -.-- 59,137,000.00 medley of gospe l songs in- accompanying herself on the UABIUTIES cluding " I Saw the Light ,'' piano. There was an action Demand deposits of individuals, "One Day ~~ a Time," "Will song, " Praise ye the Lord." partnerships, and corporations .... __ , ...... _...... . .... . , ... 11,459,000.00 the Circle be Unbroken, " Time and savings deposits of individuals, The benediction was given "The Faded Picture on the by Rollie Stewart and at the partnerships, and corporations .. ____ .. _......... . , . , .. , , . ... 38,337,000.00 Wall ," "Let 's all go Down to concl usion of the evening Deposits of United States Government. .... _. __ .... , ..... ___ ___ . . . I47 ,000.00 the River," "Tramp on the each fa mily wa s presented a Deposits of States and political subdivisions ___ . _.. _.. . , ... __ . ___ 3,420,000.00 Street," "Life 's Ra ilroad to copy of the Adventist Boo k of Deposits of conunercial banks ... _.... __ ... _.. ___ . _. _. _. •.. _. _. _.. 1,000.00 Heaven ,"a nd "Put Your the Year . "Can God Be Ce rtified and or£icers' checks ... _....... . _. __ . ... _...... _... ____ 3&1,000.00 Hand in the Hand of the Tru>ied'" TOTAL DEPOSITS ..... , ........ . ............ , , .. , ...... . . _. 53,744,000.00 Man." Bob Green sang "I'm a. Total demand deposits ...... _.. , ...... , .. _. ....... 13,909,000.00 Coming Home" accompanied b. Total time and savings deposits _.... , .. , . , . . , , , , , . , 39,835,000.00 on the piano by his wife. Other liabilities .. _.. _... ______ . _. ___ ..... . .... . . .. ........ . ... 680,000.00 Doris. "How Great Thou An " Veterans Memorial Hospital TOTAL LIABILIT!E:S .. _........ _ _.... . __ .. ____ . _. _... _.... :-.4,424,000.00 was a flut e solo played by ADMI TTED - Hobart Crystal Green accompanied Riggs, Rutland ; Garnet EQUITY CAPITAL by her brother, Mark , at the Pott s, Syracuse ; Eldon Conunon stock piano . Mark also played as Walburn , Middleport; Beulah a. No. shares authorized 125.000 the congregation sa ng, Au th crson, Racine ; Eli b. No. shares outstanding 125,000 .......... .. (Par Value ) 1,250,000.00 "Blessed Assurance ,'' Whit e, Minersville. Surplus .... _.... __ . _·___ ..... . ........................ , .. , .. 2,250,000.00 Ross Stewart accompanied DISCHARGE:D - Helen Undivided profits .... . ...... __ .. _.... _. _.. ___ .. __ .. ......... , 1,213,000.00 himself on the guitar an d Weaver. Pauline Saunders TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAl. ... . .. , , ....... , . , ........ , ........ 4,713,000.00 sang "Ten Thousand Years," Opal Cummin s, Pa mela' TOTAL LIABILITIES AND "I'm ~o n na Wake up in Glory Conlin, Darlene Priddy. EQUITY CAPITAL .... ,, . . ........ ..... . . ... .. . . , ....... _ ~9, 137 ,000.00 MEMORANDA Average for 15 or 30 calendar days ending with call date : a. Cash and due from banks ............... , , ......... , ... . ... , . 3,626,000.00 b. Federal funds solei ~nd securities purchased under agreements to resell ....................... , . ... _. _... 4,097,000.00 SAUNA SUITS c. Total loans ............................. __ .. ...... .. .... . 34,448,000.00 SEASCAMP SWIMSUITS d. Time deposits ol $100,000 or more ... . ..... .. ... . .••......... . . 2,060,000.00 SAUNA BATH BY CAMP c. Total deposits ... .... , , .... , ... , . , ...... , . , ....... , ... . . .. . 53,150,000.00 CUFF WEIGHTS Time of deposits of $100,000 or more : INFRA-RED HEAT a. Time certificates of deposit in KNEE REBUILDERS MASSAGERS denominations of flOO,OOO or more . _......... ...... .. , , , .... 2,060,000.00 SUPPLEMENTAL MEMORANDA SLANT BOARD BICYCLE Pledged assets and securities loaned (book value.): SQUEEZE BALLS U.S. Goverrunent obligatiOOB, direct and guaranteed, RESTORATORS pledged to secure depo.!lils and other liabilities . , . , . , .. ... ... ___ 2,092,000.00 HAND GRIPS Other assel.! pledged to secure deposits and other liabilities (Including notes and bills rediscounted and HAND GYMS-as appears in Reader's , securities sold under repurchase agreement ). _, . . ... . _. . , . , , , , . , , 359,000.00 TOTAL . ...... .. ..... -. .. -.... -... . ....... . ........ ...... ... 2,451,000.00 Digest Medi-facts to be open April 22 Buy any stde·dtsc harge mower and get a Tor a . Cord / Eiectnc Mode l 900 Tnmmer heel All ·--·~ . -sJde d 1sch arge mowers featur e qutc k start I POME:ROY - New offlce t·s were elected r:~t a recent meeting of the Rivervie w PTA held at the school. They are Marlene Putman, president; Virginia New lun, vice presi dent ; n e lor ~s Fosler, se~retary, and Sa ndy Cowdery, treasurer. Mrs. Teresa Collins, ou tgoing president, install ed the new officers . Reports were gtven by · t he a uditin g an d nominating committees. It was announcl'!l by Mrs. Grace Weber that school will be in session on Saturday, April 15 . On display at the meeting were primary d1e1irs recently purchased for the first grade room and a new sweeper . The meeting opened with the pledge to the fla g llcing led by Keith Stout , a ft flh grade student. TI1e fourth grade won the attendance award and the refreshments were served by the fourt h grode muthcrs. maneuverabtlily The evening of music $25 Taro Tnm1.1er feat urns e xdus1ve automa-ttc I me fe ed 11 s free at partiClpa tl!lg • .;~ "'H''"'' !"•1~ 1 '' • . Spring Valley "'" '"1 ~ l n iD'd,l l l OIM\ IO()Io -..rt .... ro .,w ~c~•lll, r•,. D w~ "~ ~v lilwi'0.11 (Mil IN HONOR. - The ch ildren of Mr. and Mrs. Okey Martin, Rt. 3, Ga lli polis, honored their parents' 30th wedding anni1•ersa ry with a surprise dinner at their horne on Sunday , April9. Okey is the son of the la te Rand all and Margaret Martin . Irene is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Ca ldwell of Rt. 3, Gallipolis. The Martins have eight children , Okey E:ugene, deceased : Mrs. Robert {Darlene ) Wells Northup ; Dean, Gallipolis: Dallas, Gallipolis ; Mrs. 'Michael (Diana ) Johnson, Ga llipolis; Mrs. Randy (De lorseJ Cox , Galli polis; Donald, Cheshire, and Ricky Da le. at home. _They have four grandchildren . Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy Pomeroy, Ohio ·'' GAI.I JPOLIS - The Gallia Ext c n s i u r1 l-l_o memake rs Co un cil mel April 12 at PCA building. The president. Mrs. Harley lieorge, was in charge of meeting. Mr s. Hoke Robinsoo led the ~rou p in s in~ing . · Maude Persmger led in the Pledge to Flag_ Devoti ons were by Mrs. Luther Tracy who read I Peter I a nd a reading , "We have been born to a New Hope." Sec r et ary 's report wet s gtven by Bert ina Smeltzer and I reasurer's report by l·lclen Wood. Et hel Robinson announced that May 16 is Senior Citizens' Day and that all grQups and orga nizations should honor thei'r senior citizen,. Bette Clark, Horne agent, said she needed help for ENP Day Camp Aug. 17 and IB. Mrs. Clark also said a May 10 meeting on food preservation Cou nt y Company ..... I! Is Proud to Announce that they will now be held. Bud Ca rt er, county agen t, gave information · on gardeni ng and showed slides. A potlu ck lunch was served at noon by (;age and Northup group with Berni ce Wood as dlairpcrso n. Bette Clark infnrrned the group that Country Women would meet in Columbus this yea r un June 20 a nd 21. Several items on display were cushions, afgha ns. r ugs, p;1intin g, fl ower s and l'rr ami cs ma de by Rurh Pitchford, Bea Evans, Lillian Thomas, Roberta Fisher, F.!aiuc Geurgl' !HIU Ja ~.: kic (; raham. Ruth Ptl chford tnsla llcd uffi ccr s for co m in~ year with Bea P.va ns pinnin~ the corsage on the ladies. The co rsages were made nf wood ribcr roses made by Florence 'lhiner of the French Cit y ga rden cl ub. Offi ce rs tn stalled li·ere WOU ld ( honor all U.M. W. Medical Cards. Plt'Mit' prt ·~t· nl yo ur nwn i<'aJ <'a rd~ on t•aeh vi s it. I i I Kenne th Mc Cu llo119h , R. Ph . t r Ch•r tes RiHie, R. Ph . Ronald Hanning , R. Ph --------Mon.--tiH'u So t-~~n•·•noc.·to·9-D:cm-c~--~---t-~t Sunday 10: 30 to 11 :30 and S to 9 p.m. _,I PRES CR IPT IO NS I E. Ma1n I TIME TO SHAPE UP! THE EXERCISE COMPANION FOR PROFESSIONAL ~~· Fr~ e ndly Service Pomeroy, 0 . Open Nights li119 1---·- -------- ·--- I, C. Leon Saunders, Vice President and Cashier, of the above-named bank, do solemnly affirm that thi.!l report of condition true and correct, to the best of my knowledge and belief. Correct- Attest : C. Leon Saundera '·:.;" .Morris E. Haskins White - Directors Stllte of Ohio, County of Gallia, ss: Sworn to and subscribed before me this 12th day of April, 1978, and I hereby t-ertify that I am not an officer or director of thi.!l bank. My conunissfon expires Aprfl8, I!WI. Phyllis P. Wilcoxon, Notary Public. PH . "l-1955 • " J Homemakers install officers The Ohio Valley Bank Tor o Red Tag Sale ends Ma y 1, 1q7e Those born th is da le are under the sign of Aries. Wilbur Wrigh t, American invrntor of the airplane, was born April 16, 1867. Actor Charlie Chaplin was born on this da te in 1889. • Congregation enjoys even cut Front wheel dnve gi ve s g reate1 dealet s Hutry .tn • Examination stations Free$25* Taro Trimmer ~ • neighbor s to co nce ntra te more manageme nt and planning to their entire unit . EconJmics of costs to returned dollars has caused many grasslansJs to yield and produce fat· below their potenttal. But poo r. management has also caused a retum per acre fa r below the land's potential. This project should really ·prove that good management and dollars spent to improve grasslands will return many Man charged with 'I The Sisters of Zeta Theta Chi pose with their advisors and alumni alter the sorority activation held Wednesday night at the Calvary Baptist Clwrch in Rio Grande , Front row, Kathy Stephenson, Diane Simpson, Lois Tarter, Jamisue Mclllwain and Mary Townsend. Second row, Gatherine ·Benet, Charlie Styers, Susan Lockard, Sherry Ridgeway, Jan Eichinger and Nancy ca rpenter. Third tow, Doris Ross, Donna Burke, Lynn Thompson. Kim Webb, Chris Widder, !Jbby Smyser and Patty Young. ' pres ide nt, Mr s. Stanley Shaver. vice president; Mr.s. Clyde Walke r, sene tary, Mrs . Wayne Amsbary and treas urer. Mrs. John Wood. Mrs. Harley George was presented a past president's pin. ~ Mrs. Shirl ey Godwin, First Baptist Church mini ster's wt fe had the afternoon program. She showed slides of The Holy !.and. Mr s. Shav er appoint ed chairpersons for the coming yea r. Na med were health, Dorothy Toler : safety , Jackie Gra ham : Internati ona l, Roberta. Fisher ; citizenship, Ma ud e Persinge r ; membership, Gladys !life; fa mil y MRS. HELF.N WOOD, MRS. WAYN EA MSBARY ANDMRS.STAm.EV SHA VER. life , Kuth Pitchford: cult ural Lillian Tlwma '; art s, publicity, Gladys Amsbary; subscription, Gladys Rife and so n ~ leader, C:ht dys Trainer. . MIDD I.EPO HT-New of• t\l at the Thu rsday night Elected we•·e ~rs . Betty The meeting was cl osed by fleers Wt're l'lected and in- meelmg of lhl' Philnthea McKinlt•y, president : Mrs. group repeating the Club stal led and a mo the r- Sm·tety of the Mtddleport Coleen Van M<"tcr. vi ce presiwllect da ughter banquet was pla nn- · C1turch uf C'lrist. dent : Mrs. Dorothy Roach, secretary: Mrs. Nora Rice, asststant sct-rctary; and Mrs. Fartc Cole. treasurer . They wen· mslalled by Mrs. M ar· tha Childs The molhcr-{fa ughter banquet wao set fu r :vtay II allhe ch urch with the ne w officers lu havt' charge of the tables. Mrs. Becky lotaze. Mrs. Van Meter and Mrs . Sharon Stewart were Hppotnted to the .. P.\ogram eotnrnittce. ... Plans were also made to serve a dinnt· r to the Grundy Moun latn :11tsston Choir prccedtng thetr concert at the Metgs Juruu r Htgh School on Wednesday , ; ::lO p.m. The choir is l!t•tng sponsorc~l here by the ·County Churches of Chnst. Reported ill were Mrs. Carne ~ mtl h , :vtrs. Hattie Swift, Mt·s. Flerniee Winn. and Carol and Beth Wolfe. A potluck dinner prccl'!lcd the tnet•ti ng with Mrs. McKinley and Mrs. Roach handl ing arrangements for tables. Miss Frances Roush con ducted the meeltng which opened with the Philathea Song . Mrs. Childs had prayer with devotions including a poem, "My Friends" by Mr.~. McKinley, and the story of how ' the song "What A Friend We Have In Jesus" carne to be written by Mrs. Boaclt. Philathea Society to have banquet Twenty-one pledges were taken into the sorority of Zeta Theta Chi during lite spring pledge season. The ladles were considered on the merits of academic standing, college and community involvement. Pictured on the front row are Barb Chev rant , Deb Swank, Mary Ely and Joslyn Ryan . Second row, Crystal McCullough, Cindy J ones, Karen Mr Donatd, Penny Perry, JerriSlagle.111ird row, Marvella Smith . Crystal Coyan, Trena Henson, Cind:• Stewart. Hila Colley and Josie Bapst. MEETING SET POME:ROY-A meeting of the Meigs County Youth League officers wi II be held at 1:30 p.m. Sunday iloday) at the Pomeroy Legion hall . . ' �'·~· the sixth grade. The meeting opened with the pledge led by Girl Scout Troop 1276 with the Rev.', William Knittel giving dev!r OuOf\S;Second and third grade 6 parents served refreshments.. Unsuitable "reading material • mee zn ·topic at Pomeroy PTA · t 1 \I A lisa !-farris and I?. d)' Findley /(,;,, I '<~Ie nti ne I·: ~G<ICii·::I1F: NT t\ NNOUI\Cf·: D M r . ami Mrs. Paul E . llurn s. MltH.'I'S\'t lle ure annuunc1ng the uppro~:~ r hin g tl li.IITiagP uf tht•tr daugllle r. AhstJ Ann . tu Htckv Allan WILl . EXCHA.\f;F: VOWS - :llr. and Mrs. Leo Valentme, Patriot Star Houte, Gallipolt s, announ ce the engagement of thetr daughter, Ri ta Jo, to Louis H. DePalalis, son of Mrs. Michael DePalatis, Glassport, Pa . • T)le bride-<!lecl IS a 1977 gradua te nf the Ohw Slate University and IS a physical therapist at -MI. Ca rmel Medical Center tn Columbus. Ohio. Her fian ce, a t974 graduate of Slippery Rock Su.te College in Pennsylvania, is presently enrolled m the Physiolog)' Department of the Graduate Se hool at the Ohio State University . The weddin g will be an event of June 17, 6 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church in Gallipolis. The graciou s custom of open church will be observed . uG~~ 0 · f' mdle;·, su11 of Mr. all(! Mrs. Charil's Fi11dlev, Jr .. Raci11c . Tile upt'JI <:hu rch weLh.lmg will be 1:111 C\'l'll t ~f M;w 6 at the Hat:mc Mt. ,\ lunah Churtlt uf Gud Wllh tl1C Hc1;, Donald l 'Uinbs uff lclallm.;. Tlw duui.Jic ri ng ccrcnwny will be pcrfu riiH.'d at G : :~O p .111. w1t h c1 r eception fullowtng CJt the H <.~ l' llll' i.l'l.!lUII !tall. POMEROY - Unsuitable reading ·material for elemenU.ry school children coming uff the shelves of the Meigs Bookmobile during school visits was discussed at length at Monday night 's meeting uf the Pomeroy PTA. One parent brought to the meeting a book entitled "Acid Nighunare" by M. E. Ghader which had been checked out to his fourth grade son. It was reported that the book goes into detail on how to take acid and the results to be achiev· ed, and could lead children to experimental use of the drug. Mrs. Dorothy Roach, president, appointed a committee to review the book and confer with Bookmobile officials about it as well as others being distributed during school .stop:; which are considered morally damaeinl! to PIPrnron. Mrs. Cummings elected as sorority president POMEROY .- Mrs. Kathy Cummings was elected president of the Ohio Eta Phi Chapler of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority at a meeting held Tuesday night at the Colum· bus and Southern Ohio Elec· tric Co. Other officers elected we re Sherry Abbott, vice prcsi· dent : Tony a Davis, recording Mrs. Roush given party • 1ng FOR A QUALITY MOBILE HOME SEE K&K !Jrenda SIJarp and Mic!Jae! Vallee MOBILE HOMES ANNOUNCEMENT M1\DE - Mr. and Mrs. James R. Sharp of Jackson announce the engagement of their daughter , Brenda Diane, to Michael Stephen Vallee, son of Dr . and Mrs. Gerald E:Vallee of Gallipolis. Miss Sharp 1s a graduate of Ja ckson Hi gh School and Holze r School of Nursing. Mr. Vallee is a sophomore at Ohio Sta te Universit y. An August weddin g is planned . 675-3000 "Your Quality Mobile Home Dealer" 3411 Jacm. Ave. .•SCHULT •HOUY PARK •VICTORIAN •SKYLINE eGOVERNOR tary children .. Named to the committee were John Arnott, teacher, Hank Cleland, Mrs. Linda Mayer, ~nd Mr.s. Delores Long. New officers elected during the meeting were Roach, president ; Mrs. Carolyn Reeves, first vice president ; Mrs. Norma Baker, second vice.president; Mrs. Ida Mar· tin, secretary; Jim Soulsby, treasurer; Geri Mowery, cOrresponding secretary ; Judy Jewell, historian; and Mrs. Delores Hawk, Mrs. Darla Hawley and Mrs. Susie Soulsby, . delegates · to the Meigs County Council of Parents and Teachers. Mrs. Maxine Goeglein talk· ed during the meeting on the bills in the legislature regar· ding measured telephone ser· vice which the Ohio PTA Janet Biggs and Margaret Provi nce entertained recently with a bridal shower honor· mg Mrs. Trudy Roush . A blue and yellow color s~ hc m'e was ca rried out 111 the decoa lions and cake, punch, nuts, mints , and coffee were served. Games were played w1th prizes going to Nancy Snyder, Diana Davidson, Con11ie Hysell. and Betty secretary : Carol Crow, corresponding secretary; Patty Pi ckens, ci ty cou ncil representative; and Kay Walker treasurer . Kathy Doidge, ways and means chairman, noted that she had received a check for securing advertising for the Meigs County Fair premium book. Cheryl Crow announced the ritual of jewels tea to be held Sunday at the home of Mrs. Janelle Haptonstall, 2:30p.m. Founder's Day will be observed April 27 at 6:30 p.m. at the Sf)ortsmen in Athens. The cultural program on friendship was given by Mrs. Crow and Maurisha Nelson. Jill Lizon and Peggy Stout served refreshments. GALUPOLIS - Mary E Phillips will teach an ad ult ceramiCll class durin an eight week period on Tu~sda ·evenings £rom 7 o'c lock untft 9 o'clock, starting on A rill8 The daughter of Mrs PG w· Phillipso f 2l 2 First Av~n~e;,; Ga llipolis, Miss Philli s is a 1967 graduate of ~a Ilia Academy and a 1971 graduate holding dual degrees in Art from all of us to - MOM ~-Rmg her great ring • •• OHERED wa s announce d by :-lonna Newland , chaiflTlan of the Qu een Selection Committee, that applica tions are bei ng accepted from candidat es who wi sh to parti cipate in the Fifth Annual Ohio Valley Horse Show Association rOVHSA I Fall Hound -Up. Appli cation forms may be obWi ned from any or the sec retari es of the riding clubs in the OVHSA. The clubs in the association are : Meigs Riding Club in Pomeroy ; Bar-30 Horsemen in Tuppers Plains; Riverview Saddle Club in Point Pleasa nt ; Saddl e and Si rl oin in C:a llipoli s; Ja -Vin in Wellston ; Athen s Ridin g Clu b; and W-E in Parkersburg. t'ORII1 S It pr,pp<·d th8 question ; yo u' ve set the dat e . Now you should th ink abo ut 1our wedd•nq portrait. It 's important that you use someone etper,;nc~d 1n profeSS IOna l portra its . to g ive you that " look'! you want · J..t L~df Photogra phy , we aft e r you personal ized ser vice from our ~ t,11f 0t Pt pcr, e nced. pro fessio na l photographers; a comfo rtabl e s tud •n /lnrJ to hPip make. you r portrai t look good , we'll use quali ty Kod~< rolr,r papr·r to r it We use Kod ak pape r for every port rait we lake ., , .,," gr;od na (lo gel that good loo k. Comr· '"" nlih us today . An.d let us make your wedding a be aut'' ul m ~m o r i He More than 200 Brides have chosen us as their wedding photographers. 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CHARGE Chaise Lounge Polyester Fabric FOLDING ALUMINUM 54" · 60" WIDE •1o•• ~ -APPLIANCES -SWEEPERS -BEDROOM SUITES - LIVING ROOM SUITES -DINING ROOM SUITES -lAMPS -PICTURES -END &_COFFEE TABLES -Etc. LAYAWAY NOW! ~ Reg. ~ DELUXE Badminton Sets ,CII •• ICE CREAM COLOR SOLIDS Sort and subt le In easy care pastel' Tricycle 10"~ '11 96 12"~ '13 96 The homespun look of linen is perfect .for this season's casual look. We have both c lassi c and sport weaves that can easily be mixed with a multitude of prints for a summer wardrobe innovation. and versltll lty . '0" Priced From French City Fabric Shoppe '444 ~ PRO BABY FOLDING ALUMINUM Hair Dryers Lawn Chairs .. -- 2 SPEEDS 2 TEMPERATURES '10 5 WEDDING ACROSS 96 · LATEX House Paint WHITE ONLY THE SUF'ER Hot Cycle WITH REAL MOTOR SOUND -~ .,...r". ~p,lngs;-great wlttrllnOI,,-_ _ _ From Value Singer Approved DtalerOpen9 1 -m •• s p.m . Tues., Wed., Thurs. sit. Open till Mon. & Fri. Nitu '117 SIZE 10-18 84"~ • ~ Polyester Shorts PINCH PLEATED INSULATED 63" Values to WOMEN 'S Em press Drapes Reg. .CLASSIC COORDINATES By JOCKEY see the rarlr.1 nt colo r" o f all COMPLETE 4 PLAYER A trad itiona l fa vor ite for comfort SET gran dch rl dren Come rrl nnO MOTHER'S DAY CLASSIC LINEN KNIT TENNIS· . Beaul r!l rl styl es wrlh <, l ;lr., t or 1 to 6 chrldr f'n ·TJ~Jk 4S" Priced From IN THE SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA mat ch th e tmlh rnon th o t REG. shades. The Cra fts class will also be taught for eight weeks, on Wednesdays, starting l)pril 19, from 3:30 p.m.-5 p.m. Included will be ·sand candies, tie dyeing, weaving and ;titchery . Cost for each of these eight week co urses is $16. In addition .. Mrs. Lund will teach Creative Discovery to. four and five year olds on Mondays, starting April 24, J :30 p.m .• 2:30 p.m . for six weeks using mixed media. The fee for these six classes wili be $12. Currently an adult drawing class is in session on Wednesday mornings from 9 a.m . until 11 a.m., with openings st ill availab le. The class includes training in fi gure and landscape drawing . SHOES Olll h SI,II S lrl C.:OIO I 'llh <il 6 WEBBING ACROSS Small permanent press prints and valles to coordinate with above . 45" Priced From Priced GROUP M o th er s IOIIC · ~ e • pre <:,r,c<l oy the genUine SMAU PRINT PRETTIES 60" Colony fee ls most fortunate to hav.e her available for ceramics classes starting immediately , Cost for the eight week course for French Art ColonY members is $20 and $24 for non-members, plus a lab fee. . Other classes now . available at the French Art Colony, and for the first time, will be Drawing'for students age 12 and older, and Crafts for children age 7 and older, both taught by Corinne Lund. Mrs. Lund will teach the Drawing Class starting Monday a(lernoon, Ap~il I7 , 3:30 p.m.-5 p.m., contmumg for eight weeks th~o ugh June 5. This ":Ill be ba~tc drawmg sktlls usmg penctl, pen and ink and charcoa L SUNDAY SPECIAL d1 ot mond Best ' ~~--- - . . Art Colony, havmg taught Umversity . Ill cera•mcs for. the Co lony Columbus. Whtle at Capttal, previously. She has also had she received the Sen tor Art experie.nce te achmg. else· Show Award and had one of where m Ohio and m the her weavmgs chosen for the Bahama Islands. . rrma ~e nt collectiOn of the Durmg. the past yea~, she chma er. Art Ga llery m worked m the Art History Co!UJ:nbu~. ' PI~ISJOn of Kent State f This IS a .repe~t , per- Umverslty , and thts past ormance for Miss Pbilhps as summer , worked in an mstructor for the French Phanoro.mel ,. an . ar: t.'~.l lrll!ll~f!! chaeolo~ICal s1te at Ep1.skop1 1• Village m Cyprus. While m Phan~rome1 , she dtd ex· cavat10n work and catalogued drawings of the clay . ob jects that were discovered. , Curre~tly Miss Phillips is c~mpletmg her M.A. In Art H1story at Kent State University. The French Art . LayAway Now For UUUGJ ' l ull CUI Smart combinations In the coo l ee~sy care cotton look . 4S" Priced From Light weight knit. In solids and . ~calion from Sized For The Junior Figure HOMESPUN LINEN PRINTS ------'- Suggests O':'r Spring Winner Mrs. Ward hosts group After he poses the question, we'll pose the portrait. r a p!ta d A t Ed ~n . . ---.•r-•• . ~Lovel-6u ~ Ms. Phillips to ·teach ceramics OVER 20,000 SQUARE FEET OF FLOOR SPACE Johnson . Others attending were Brenda and Penny Hysell , Linda Yo~ker, Ca rolyn Housh, Karen Hawthorne, Co nni e Hysell , Betty Johnson , Debbie Holsinger, Jean Province, Dianna and Carrie Knapp, Nancy, Lisa, Debbie and Ruger Snydl'r·, Dtana , Lois and Todd Davidsun , Fnmces, Teresa and Usa Whitti ngton, and JOann , GALLIPO LIS ~' air Bub, Bryan and Jr. Kirby . Haven United Methodist Trac1 Weese sent a gift. Women met ~· ith Mrs. Bryon Ward Thursday evening at her home In Kanauga. Roll call was ans wered by script ure verses beginning B&PWTOMEET with the lett er " A" for the The Middleport Business month of ApriL and Professional Women 's P1rra Wa rd read the Club will meet at 7:30 Mon· scr ipture I. Co r. 2:1-9, day night in the Columbia follow ed by rea ding s by Gas Co. social room . The Florence Allen and Evelyn membership committee will Rothgeb . Btble qu esti ons have charge of the program. were asked by Emma Special guests will be Martha Spencer. Keisler, second vice presiThe group read and dent of the Ohio Federation of di SCUSSed the first chapter of Business and Professional Revelation . BenediCtion was Women 's Clubs, who will be given by Emmo Spencer. the speaker ; Loretta J ones, The busin ess me eting director or District 17, and followed with fi ve members Kathryn Everett, secretarypresent. Twenty-seven sick trea surer ofDistrict 17. eall s were rcRorted . Next rneetirlg will be with Ethel Wri ght. After grace, Mrs . Ward served lunch. ·describes as devastating to volunteer work . Charges would be made on the number of ca!ls made and the length of each ca ll. The system is curren tly being used in two northern Ohio Cities and reportedly has been damag· ing tu the work or school volunteers and contacts bel· ween students and · parents and parents and schools . · Mrs. Goeglein, who attend· ed a recent seminar on educa· tiona! competence in Ohio schools, reported on the pros and cons of the proposed testing program and how establishing minimal stan· da rds could affect student achievement Plans were made for hosting a meeting of the Meigs County Council of Parents and Teachers to be tjeld May 4 at the Pomeroy schooL A smorgasbord was set for Sunday, April 23, 4:30 to 7:30 p.m at the school with tickets to be $2.50 for adults, and $1.50 for children under 12. The playground committee was authorized to spend whatever money is needed to make the necessary improvements to the equipment. On the conunittee are Hank Cleland, Jim Souls by, Carl ·Roach, . George Korn , Homer Baxter, and Roger Mowery. Mrs . Roac h thank ed Soulsby for sawdust for around the merry·g!rround, Ted Warner for making ar· r-dngements to have the snow removed during the 1winter, _ the Jaycees for taking out some poles not in use, and the firemen for cleaning up the playground . Members were asked to continue saving Campbell soup labels to be redtoemed for playground equipment. Tbe school patrol was recognized and trophies were presented by John Arnott The room count was won by B-J- Thc Sunday Tiines.St•ntinel. Sunday, Aprillfl, 1978 G. C. MURPHY'S THE FRIENDLY. STORE DANCE SET MASON - The annual Wahama High School Alumri Association banq uet and dance has been set for Saturday, May 27, beginning at 6:30 p.m. A dance will be held froni 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. w1th music by " Fox Wagon," Huntington, W. Va. Price for the banquet, dance and dues is $8 a person. Deadline for reservations is May 20. The dance will be open to the general public with tickets available on ly at the door . Those needing information should contact Diane D. Hickel, P. 0 . Box 128, New Haven. You'll be court· ing smart style in this crisp pullover with matching shorts ... in Summer-y while , of course! Coordinated Shirts in NavyNatural and Red, White and Gray A Bright Idea in Full-Fashioned Knits to Bring Fashion Excitement to r ·- ·- --·-..-..-..l 1 I· Bold and lustrous Fine Shirtings. Full Fashioned of Sr. Citizens 1 Calendar I POMEROY Meigs Senior Citizens Center activities located at the Pomeroy Juni or High School is open 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Monda y through Friday . Monday , April 17 Yestery ear Slides, 11 a.m.: Black Lung Representative. 12 noon-3 p.m.: Square Dance, 12 :30-3 p.m. Tuesday. April 18 Knitting and Cro cheting C.1ass, 10 a.m.-12 noon; Diana Eberts, Co unty Extension Agent, II a .m.; Crewel Embroidery Class, 11 a.m.; Chorus, 12 :30-2 p.m. Wednesday, April 19 Social Security Representative, 9:30 a.m.-12 :30 p.m.; Yesteryear Slides, 11 a.m.: Games, 12 :30-2 p.m. Thursday , April 2Q - Talk on " Medici ne Awareness," 11 a.m.-12 noon . Friday, April21 - Knitting and Crocheting Class, 10 a.m.-12 noon; An Class, 10 a.m.-12 noon; Bowling 1-3 p.m. Senior Nutrition Program, 12 noon-12 :45 p.m., Monday through Frida y. Menu for April 17 through April il : Monday - Hot baked ham shav ed sandwich, l"Oie slaw, peas. whipped ge latin dessert, bun, milk, butler. Tuesday - Baked cube steak in gravy, egg noodles, broccoli, lemon gelatin, milk, roll, butter, raisin cookie . Wednesda y Baked chi cken, buttered beets, cottage cheese , biscuits, banana cake, milk, butter. Thursday - Meatloaf • gravy, pars lied boiled potatoes, glazed carrots, ice cream, bread, butter, milk. Friday - Uve.r, onions, baked potato, creamed tomatoes, tapioca with fruit . sauce, bread, butter, milk. Coffee, tea, buttermilk and juice served daily. ffiRTLANIL= .Telephone_ I -·'--'-843·3364. COAD Senior Nutrition Weekly Menu for the Satellite Site at the Reorganized Chu rch of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Old Town Flats is similar to the above menu. Please call In your reservation. Premier Yarns, which means each Shirt is Shaped to Fit the Body - like Custom Made. Machine IVlr/falrt · Wash and Dry 1'.41 I I I I _!Jnmtatakable Styie You'll a.ppNotate the tra.dJUon&.l seyltng of our new P'a.ra.h 1 elaok.s . They . were de1:1tgn&d W1th specla.l ar.te ntlon to del&Jl from t.ha W&t.ch pookot styllng t.o the claSsic qu&rter top pockets fo r a good, clean f&ah.J on look. Great looks for casua..J or c1Nas we&r. •17 TO '22 FARAH. OPEN SUNDAY 1:00 TO 6:00 P.M. l �'·~· the sixth grade. The meeting opened with the pledge led by Girl Scout Troop 1276 with the Rev.', William Knittel giving dev!r OuOf\S;Second and third grade 6 parents served refreshments.. Unsuitable "reading material • mee zn ·topic at Pomeroy PTA · t 1 \I A lisa !-farris and I?. d)' Findley /(,;,, I '<~Ie nti ne I·: ~G<ICii·::I1F: NT t\ NNOUI\Cf·: D M r . ami Mrs. Paul E . llurn s. MltH.'I'S\'t lle ure annuunc1ng the uppro~:~ r hin g tl li.IITiagP uf tht•tr daugllle r. AhstJ Ann . tu Htckv Allan WILl . EXCHA.\f;F: VOWS - :llr. and Mrs. Leo Valentme, Patriot Star Houte, Gallipolt s, announ ce the engagement of thetr daughter, Ri ta Jo, to Louis H. DePalalis, son of Mrs. Michael DePalatis, Glassport, Pa . • T)le bride-<!lecl IS a 1977 gradua te nf the Ohw Slate University and IS a physical therapist at -MI. Ca rmel Medical Center tn Columbus. Ohio. Her fian ce, a t974 graduate of Slippery Rock Su.te College in Pennsylvania, is presently enrolled m the Physiolog)' Department of the Graduate Se hool at the Ohio State University . The weddin g will be an event of June 17, 6 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church in Gallipolis. The graciou s custom of open church will be observed . uG~~ 0 · f' mdle;·, su11 of Mr. all(! Mrs. Charil's Fi11dlev, Jr .. Raci11c . Tile upt'JI <:hu rch weLh.lmg will be 1:111 C\'l'll t ~f M;w 6 at the Hat:mc Mt. ,\ lunah Churtlt uf Gud Wllh tl1C Hc1;, Donald l 'Uinbs uff lclallm.;. Tlw duui.Jic ri ng ccrcnwny will be pcrfu riiH.'d at G : :~O p .111. w1t h c1 r eception fullowtng CJt the H <.~ l' llll' i.l'l.!lUII !tall. POMEROY - Unsuitable reading ·material for elemenU.ry school children coming uff the shelves of the Meigs Bookmobile during school visits was discussed at length at Monday night 's meeting uf the Pomeroy PTA. One parent brought to the meeting a book entitled "Acid Nighunare" by M. E. Ghader which had been checked out to his fourth grade son. It was reported that the book goes into detail on how to take acid and the results to be achiev· ed, and could lead children to experimental use of the drug. Mrs. Dorothy Roach, president, appointed a committee to review the book and confer with Bookmobile officials about it as well as others being distributed during school .stop:; which are considered morally damaeinl! to PIPrnron. Mrs. Cummings elected as sorority president POMEROY .- Mrs. Kathy Cummings was elected president of the Ohio Eta Phi Chapler of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority at a meeting held Tuesday night at the Colum· bus and Southern Ohio Elec· tric Co. Other officers elected we re Sherry Abbott, vice prcsi· dent : Tony a Davis, recording Mrs. Roush given party • 1ng FOR A QUALITY MOBILE HOME SEE K&K !Jrenda SIJarp and Mic!Jae! Vallee MOBILE HOMES ANNOUNCEMENT M1\DE - Mr. and Mrs. James R. Sharp of Jackson announce the engagement of their daughter , Brenda Diane, to Michael Stephen Vallee, son of Dr . and Mrs. Gerald E:Vallee of Gallipolis. Miss Sharp 1s a graduate of Ja ckson Hi gh School and Holze r School of Nursing. Mr. Vallee is a sophomore at Ohio Sta te Universit y. An August weddin g is planned . 675-3000 "Your Quality Mobile Home Dealer" 3411 Jacm. Ave. .•SCHULT •HOUY PARK •VICTORIAN •SKYLINE eGOVERNOR tary children .. Named to the committee were John Arnott, teacher, Hank Cleland, Mrs. Linda Mayer, ~nd Mr.s. Delores Long. New officers elected during the meeting were Roach, president ; Mrs. Carolyn Reeves, first vice president ; Mrs. Norma Baker, second vice.president; Mrs. Ida Mar· tin, secretary; Jim Soulsby, treasurer; Geri Mowery, cOrresponding secretary ; Judy Jewell, historian; and Mrs. Delores Hawk, Mrs. Darla Hawley and Mrs. Susie Soulsby, . delegates · to the Meigs County Council of Parents and Teachers. Mrs. Maxine Goeglein talk· ed during the meeting on the bills in the legislature regar· ding measured telephone ser· vice which the Ohio PTA Janet Biggs and Margaret Provi nce entertained recently with a bridal shower honor· mg Mrs. Trudy Roush . A blue and yellow color s~ hc m'e was ca rried out 111 the decoa lions and cake, punch, nuts, mints , and coffee were served. Games were played w1th prizes going to Nancy Snyder, Diana Davidson, Con11ie Hysell. and Betty secretary : Carol Crow, corresponding secretary; Patty Pi ckens, ci ty cou ncil representative; and Kay Walker treasurer . Kathy Doidge, ways and means chairman, noted that she had received a check for securing advertising for the Meigs County Fair premium book. Cheryl Crow announced the ritual of jewels tea to be held Sunday at the home of Mrs. Janelle Haptonstall, 2:30p.m. Founder's Day will be observed April 27 at 6:30 p.m. at the Sf)ortsmen in Athens. The cultural program on friendship was given by Mrs. Crow and Maurisha Nelson. Jill Lizon and Peggy Stout served refreshments. GALUPOLIS - Mary E Phillips will teach an ad ult ceramiCll class durin an eight week period on Tu~sda ·evenings £rom 7 o'c lock untft 9 o'clock, starting on A rill8 The daughter of Mrs PG w· Phillipso f 2l 2 First Av~n~e;,; Ga llipolis, Miss Philli s is a 1967 graduate of ~a Ilia Academy and a 1971 graduate holding dual degrees in Art from all of us to - MOM ~-Rmg her great ring • •• OHERED wa s announce d by :-lonna Newland , chaiflTlan of the Qu een Selection Committee, that applica tions are bei ng accepted from candidat es who wi sh to parti cipate in the Fifth Annual Ohio Valley Horse Show Association rOVHSA I Fall Hound -Up. Appli cation forms may be obWi ned from any or the sec retari es of the riding clubs in the OVHSA. The clubs in the association are : Meigs Riding Club in Pomeroy ; Bar-30 Horsemen in Tuppers Plains; Riverview Saddle Club in Point Pleasa nt ; Saddl e and Si rl oin in C:a llipoli s; Ja -Vin in Wellston ; Athen s Ridin g Clu b; and W-E in Parkersburg. t'ORII1 S It pr,pp<·d th8 question ; yo u' ve set the dat e . Now you should th ink abo ut 1our wedd•nq portrait. It 's important that you use someone etper,;nc~d 1n profeSS IOna l portra its . to g ive you that " look'! you want · J..t L~df Photogra phy , we aft e r you personal ized ser vice from our ~ t,11f 0t Pt pcr, e nced. pro fessio na l photographers; a comfo rtabl e s tud •n /lnrJ to hPip make. you r portrai t look good , we'll use quali ty Kod~< rolr,r papr·r to r it We use Kod ak pape r for every port rait we lake ., , .,," gr;od na (lo gel that good loo k. Comr· '"" nlih us today . An.d let us make your wedding a be aut'' ul m ~m o r i He More than 200 Brides have chosen us as their wedding photographers. LEAR PHOTOGRAPHY SPRING VALLEY PLAZA· GALLIPOLIS -- ---~- -- - - - RETURN ~OME Op en Tues . lhru Sat. 10-5--Til& on Thursdays . Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Rupe MEMBER : tl<tve returned from a visit Professio nal Photographers of America with lhe ir son-in-law and Professio nal Photographers of Ohio daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Weddtn g Photograp her s of Ameri..r,:a~_ _..;,._ _ _ __, Joseph McKay and family , 446•7494 ' ·- Warren. -IU " three tN tt1 s l ar s GROUP CHILDREN'S LADIES' DRESS & CASUAL LEATHER SANDALS ar ~~rnona ne r Chrldr enl)'Y th e qlo w mq earh chr!d or 1 ~ b11 th '> l llr<. MARY PHILLIPS -tt'*• " .... l' ~ '" · · · 41 ~ ~ •• ".-. .. ., .. 'l'•d r ~·ol '(l .-.1 1~ FOI{rrtri• , .. , .. . . . . . CLARK'S SHOES Jewell} Store SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA ~2 Second Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio CASH DOWNTOWN STORE SUNDAY THRU SATURDAY APRIL 16-22 LAYAWAY 348 2ND AVE. CHARGE Chaise Lounge Polyester Fabric FOLDING ALUMINUM 54" · 60" WIDE •1o•• ~ -APPLIANCES -SWEEPERS -BEDROOM SUITES - LIVING ROOM SUITES -DINING ROOM SUITES -lAMPS -PICTURES -END &_COFFEE TABLES -Etc. LAYAWAY NOW! ~ Reg. ~ DELUXE Badminton Sets ,CII •• ICE CREAM COLOR SOLIDS Sort and subt le In easy care pastel' Tricycle 10"~ '11 96 12"~ '13 96 The homespun look of linen is perfect .for this season's casual look. We have both c lassi c and sport weaves that can easily be mixed with a multitude of prints for a summer wardrobe innovation. and versltll lty . '0" Priced From French City Fabric Shoppe '444 ~ PRO BABY FOLDING ALUMINUM Hair Dryers Lawn Chairs .. -- 2 SPEEDS 2 TEMPERATURES '10 5 WEDDING ACROSS 96 · LATEX House Paint WHITE ONLY THE SUF'ER Hot Cycle WITH REAL MOTOR SOUND -~ .,...r". ~p,lngs;-great wlttrllnOI,,-_ _ _ From Value Singer Approved DtalerOpen9 1 -m •• s p.m . Tues., Wed., Thurs. sit. Open till Mon. & Fri. Nitu '117 SIZE 10-18 84"~ • ~ Polyester Shorts PINCH PLEATED INSULATED 63" Values to WOMEN 'S Em press Drapes Reg. .CLASSIC COORDINATES By JOCKEY see the rarlr.1 nt colo r" o f all COMPLETE 4 PLAYER A trad itiona l fa vor ite for comfort SET gran dch rl dren Come rrl nnO MOTHER'S DAY CLASSIC LINEN KNIT TENNIS· . Beaul r!l rl styl es wrlh <, l ;lr., t or 1 to 6 chrldr f'n ·TJ~Jk 4S" Priced From IN THE SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA mat ch th e tmlh rnon th o t REG. shades. The Cra fts class will also be taught for eight weeks, on Wednesdays, starting l)pril 19, from 3:30 p.m.-5 p.m. Included will be ·sand candies, tie dyeing, weaving and ;titchery . Cost for each of these eight week co urses is $16. In addition .. Mrs. Lund will teach Creative Discovery to. four and five year olds on Mondays, starting April 24, J :30 p.m .• 2:30 p.m . for six weeks using mixed media. The fee for these six classes wili be $12. Currently an adult drawing class is in session on Wednesday mornings from 9 a.m . until 11 a.m., with openings st ill availab le. The class includes training in fi gure and landscape drawing . SHOES Olll h SI,II S lrl C.:OIO I 'llh <il 6 WEBBING ACROSS Small permanent press prints and valles to coordinate with above . 45" Priced From Priced GROUP M o th er s IOIIC · ~ e • pre <:,r,c<l oy the genUine SMAU PRINT PRETTIES 60" Colony fee ls most fortunate to hav.e her available for ceramics classes starting immediately , Cost for the eight week course for French Art ColonY members is $20 and $24 for non-members, plus a lab fee. . Other classes now . available at the French Art Colony, and for the first time, will be Drawing'for students age 12 and older, and Crafts for children age 7 and older, both taught by Corinne Lund. Mrs. Lund will teach the Drawing Class starting Monday a(lernoon, Ap~il I7 , 3:30 p.m.-5 p.m., contmumg for eight weeks th~o ugh June 5. This ":Ill be ba~tc drawmg sktlls usmg penctl, pen and ink and charcoa L SUNDAY SPECIAL d1 ot mond Best ' ~~--- - . . Art Colony, havmg taught Umversity . Ill cera•mcs for. the Co lony Columbus. Whtle at Capttal, previously. She has also had she received the Sen tor Art experie.nce te achmg. else· Show Award and had one of where m Ohio and m the her weavmgs chosen for the Bahama Islands. . rrma ~e nt collectiOn of the Durmg. the past yea~, she chma er. Art Ga llery m worked m the Art History Co!UJ:nbu~. ' PI~ISJOn of Kent State f This IS a .repe~t , per- Umverslty , and thts past ormance for Miss Pbilhps as summer , worked in an mstructor for the French Phanoro.mel ,. an . ar: t.'~.l lrll!ll~f!! chaeolo~ICal s1te at Ep1.skop1 1• Village m Cyprus. While m Phan~rome1 , she dtd ex· cavat10n work and catalogued drawings of the clay . ob jects that were discovered. , Curre~tly Miss Phillips is c~mpletmg her M.A. In Art H1story at Kent State University. The French Art . LayAway Now For UUUGJ ' l ull CUI Smart combinations In the coo l ee~sy care cotton look . 4S" Priced From Light weight knit. In solids and . ~calion from Sized For The Junior Figure HOMESPUN LINEN PRINTS ------'- Suggests O':'r Spring Winner Mrs. Ward hosts group After he poses the question, we'll pose the portrait. r a p!ta d A t Ed ~n . . ---.•r-•• . ~Lovel-6u ~ Ms. Phillips to ·teach ceramics OVER 20,000 SQUARE FEET OF FLOOR SPACE Johnson . Others attending were Brenda and Penny Hysell , Linda Yo~ker, Ca rolyn Housh, Karen Hawthorne, Co nni e Hysell , Betty Johnson , Debbie Holsinger, Jean Province, Dianna and Carrie Knapp, Nancy, Lisa, Debbie and Ruger Snydl'r·, Dtana , Lois and Todd Davidsun , Fnmces, Teresa and Usa Whitti ngton, and JOann , GALLIPO LIS ~' air Bub, Bryan and Jr. Kirby . Haven United Methodist Trac1 Weese sent a gift. Women met ~· ith Mrs. Bryon Ward Thursday evening at her home In Kanauga. Roll call was ans wered by script ure verses beginning B&PWTOMEET with the lett er " A" for the The Middleport Business month of ApriL and Professional Women 's P1rra Wa rd read the Club will meet at 7:30 Mon· scr ipture I. Co r. 2:1-9, day night in the Columbia follow ed by rea ding s by Gas Co. social room . The Florence Allen and Evelyn membership committee will Rothgeb . Btble qu esti ons have charge of the program. were asked by Emma Special guests will be Martha Spencer. Keisler, second vice presiThe group read and dent of the Ohio Federation of di SCUSSed the first chapter of Business and Professional Revelation . BenediCtion was Women 's Clubs, who will be given by Emmo Spencer. the speaker ; Loretta J ones, The busin ess me eting director or District 17, and followed with fi ve members Kathryn Everett, secretarypresent. Twenty-seven sick trea surer ofDistrict 17. eall s were rcRorted . Next rneetirlg will be with Ethel Wri ght. After grace, Mrs . Ward served lunch. ·describes as devastating to volunteer work . Charges would be made on the number of ca!ls made and the length of each ca ll. The system is curren tly being used in two northern Ohio Cities and reportedly has been damag· ing tu the work or school volunteers and contacts bel· ween students and · parents and parents and schools . · Mrs. Goeglein, who attend· ed a recent seminar on educa· tiona! competence in Ohio schools, reported on the pros and cons of the proposed testing program and how establishing minimal stan· da rds could affect student achievement Plans were made for hosting a meeting of the Meigs County Council of Parents and Teachers to be tjeld May 4 at the Pomeroy schooL A smorgasbord was set for Sunday, April 23, 4:30 to 7:30 p.m at the school with tickets to be $2.50 for adults, and $1.50 for children under 12. The playground committee was authorized to spend whatever money is needed to make the necessary improvements to the equipment. On the conunittee are Hank Cleland, Jim Souls by, Carl ·Roach, . George Korn , Homer Baxter, and Roger Mowery. Mrs . Roac h thank ed Soulsby for sawdust for around the merry·g!rround, Ted Warner for making ar· r-dngements to have the snow removed during the 1winter, _ the Jaycees for taking out some poles not in use, and the firemen for cleaning up the playground . Members were asked to continue saving Campbell soup labels to be redtoemed for playground equipment. Tbe school patrol was recognized and trophies were presented by John Arnott The room count was won by B-J- Thc Sunday Tiines.St•ntinel. Sunday, Aprillfl, 1978 G. C. MURPHY'S THE FRIENDLY. STORE DANCE SET MASON - The annual Wahama High School Alumri Association banq uet and dance has been set for Saturday, May 27, beginning at 6:30 p.m. A dance will be held froni 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. w1th music by " Fox Wagon," Huntington, W. Va. Price for the banquet, dance and dues is $8 a person. Deadline for reservations is May 20. The dance will be open to the general public with tickets available on ly at the door . Those needing information should contact Diane D. Hickel, P. 0 . Box 128, New Haven. You'll be court· ing smart style in this crisp pullover with matching shorts ... in Summer-y while , of course! Coordinated Shirts in NavyNatural and Red, White and Gray A Bright Idea in Full-Fashioned Knits to Bring Fashion Excitement to r ·- ·- --·-..-..-..l 1 I· Bold and lustrous Fine Shirtings. Full Fashioned of Sr. Citizens 1 Calendar I POMEROY Meigs Senior Citizens Center activities located at the Pomeroy Juni or High School is open 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Monda y through Friday . Monday , April 17 Yestery ear Slides, 11 a.m.: Black Lung Representative. 12 noon-3 p.m.: Square Dance, 12 :30-3 p.m. Tuesday. April 18 Knitting and Cro cheting C.1ass, 10 a.m.-12 noon; Diana Eberts, Co unty Extension Agent, II a .m.; Crewel Embroidery Class, 11 a.m.; Chorus, 12 :30-2 p.m. Wednesday, April 19 Social Security Representative, 9:30 a.m.-12 :30 p.m.; Yesteryear Slides, 11 a.m.: Games, 12 :30-2 p.m. Thursday , April 2Q - Talk on " Medici ne Awareness," 11 a.m.-12 noon . Friday, April21 - Knitting and Crocheting Class, 10 a.m.-12 noon; An Class, 10 a.m.-12 noon; Bowling 1-3 p.m. Senior Nutrition Program, 12 noon-12 :45 p.m., Monday through Frida y. Menu for April 17 through April il : Monday - Hot baked ham shav ed sandwich, l"Oie slaw, peas. whipped ge latin dessert, bun, milk, butler. Tuesday - Baked cube steak in gravy, egg noodles, broccoli, lemon gelatin, milk, roll, butter, raisin cookie . Wednesda y Baked chi cken, buttered beets, cottage cheese , biscuits, banana cake, milk, butter. Thursday - Meatloaf • gravy, pars lied boiled potatoes, glazed carrots, ice cream, bread, butter, milk. Friday - Uve.r, onions, baked potato, creamed tomatoes, tapioca with fruit . sauce, bread, butter, milk. Coffee, tea, buttermilk and juice served daily. ffiRTLANIL= .Telephone_ I -·'--'-843·3364. COAD Senior Nutrition Weekly Menu for the Satellite Site at the Reorganized Chu rch of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Old Town Flats is similar to the above menu. Please call In your reservation. Premier Yarns, which means each Shirt is Shaped to Fit the Body - like Custom Made. Machine IVlr/falrt · Wash and Dry 1'.41 I I I I _!Jnmtatakable Styie You'll a.ppNotate the tra.dJUon&.l seyltng of our new P'a.ra.h 1 elaok.s . They . were de1:1tgn&d W1th specla.l ar.te ntlon to del&Jl from t.ha W&t.ch pookot styllng t.o the claSsic qu&rter top pockets fo r a good, clean f&ah.J on look. Great looks for casua..J or c1Nas we&r. •17 TO '22 FARAH. OPEN SUNDAY 1:00 TO 6:00 P.M. l �H-I - The Sundtty Ttrnt>.:-.,~L' Itlind , .Sum..la), Apn l IIi. 1978 Bethel Ladies Aid meets GALLIPOLIS - · Bet hel Ladies Aid mel ' April 5 with ~~sther Davis. Huby Saunders. president, cunducted the metJting which opened with ~roup singing. Esther Davis r ead th e sc ripture from the 17th chapter of John und she appointed Elaine Scott to read I he sc ripture at lhe ne•t meeting. Ruby Saunders offered prayer. Holt call was answered by 10 members and two' guests. Seven ty-three sick calls· were reported . The secretory rciid the minutes of the last meclmg and gave the finilncia l report . A discussion was held on repairs of the church. The Volunteer .Week starts at HM C Letter" by Gladys Church ; " In Hours of Disco ura gement." by Mary Ca ll ; "Out and Dash," by Melissa Ca ldwell; "The Wife -Hun ting Deacon, " by Virginia Fisher ; "So Many ," by Esther Davis; "The Grapevine Swing( by Gussie Khinesmith. Eunice Davis offered the 'closing pray er. Next meeting will be with Gladys Church. Virginia Fisher will act as co-hostess. Refreshments were served aft er'the close of the meeting. readings were " An Open SEIKO QUARTz· Mrs. Walker the new Volunteer Se•"r~vt~·~ce,~~;:~~:~ Handbook, recently published, that will be di first time at the Wednesday Symposium at the Holzer Medical Center. · .lAYAWAY NOW GALLIPOLIS , The valuable cont ributions . and accomplishments or the Holzer Medical Center Volunteer Service League will be saluted throughout this coming week, Aprii!G-22, as the area served by the hospital joins in observing National Volunteer Week. Hugh P. Kirkel, President of the Holzer Medicla Center, said, "This particular week is designated each year as a time to officially recognize the many and varied con· tributions of Holzer's volunteers, to thank them for their efforts, and to encourage all inierested citizens to become involved in thls most important volun· leer program." Ahighlight of. the week will be an all day Symposium on Mother's Day is May 14th James Smitb i//1{1 Dizahe!b l'riug/Jrm Rita Casd TU WED .\1 r and ~·lr·:-, . Hrl· hanl W. \'a ugharr art' annuurH ·tng till' ~.·rH.~i.l~t·Hll'lll and furtiH 'I Hlllng rna rTtagL' of UtL'l!' di:tu ghler. E lrt.nbt•til 1\ IL'.'i!i:l V;-mghan. t11 .J(Illl l'S M . Srmth . M i."ls \'a ughan 1..., a l!fi7 L; l' i-idu:ill' of ~h' lg!i H1gh ·"dmu! and 1~ \'lllplPyt•d 111 Vrni.Ch;m 's Cardnwl F11uds 111 tilt' ,\1t.· r ~!-> Pla L~t IIPr fJaJU't.' 1s a 1!!12 ~ rmlual L' of Suuthcm Ht gh Sdwol <md !..!ratluakd frnrn LIH' Oh1u lnstltutt.• of Tl'duwlug ~ 111 19i-l lk 1.-. pr~~t'n t l~ · t.·tnplo~· ed al Hobt ns and :\'l.w·r~ II! l;;_tlltpolt:-. a.-. rl qu ail !~ run lrul lt.'L 'htll l'lan. Tilt' I\ l:ddwg wt\11)(' <-lllt'\'i.'ll l of May (i rt t llw Frr~t Unrtrd J·)II;A(; J-: D r\ \ ' t'., ~lt d tlkport , Teri Vining Mr. and :vlro. Paul Cusci of Brownell Cil'l' C:U UI UUIIcillg th~ jJI'IlfH'htllg nta tTI~I g t l lf thL'Jr engagC tTlCfll dtld ttl)- d<Jughtt•r, Hitc-t Jcmc , tu Terry S Wlu tl rlldl, . . un of Mr . WHI Mrs. Jame:; Wlutlat c h, Huutc I. M1ddlcpol'l . Tile \\'l·dd 111g will bt· an even! uf .June 3 at :!::In p.m . ell tlw Sacr"t·d ll eart Churdt Pomeroy . with the HL·,·. Fr. J>cud Wt:lton JX' rfurnung the t•en.•muny. A re l't'P· tJ (tfl wt ll bL· Iicld IIIIJllL'dJately following the \\\l(lding i:Jl the Pnnl t.'rm· I..t.•gwn H all. Thl' lwidl'-t'lt:L'I is 0::1 grad uale uf M l·lg."l H.1gh Sdtnol and ts em ployed at th e Holze r Medk:a l ( \•nlt'l' . lkr fWIH'L', <tbu <J gnHi u.:ltf.' of Mt•Jgs , IS empl uyl·d Prt•sUykn;•n Clltll Th Hf Mtddlt•por1 wll.h tht: Rt.•\' Dwight ?...tn·1tz offtet;ttlfl~ Tht• I'L' I'L'IIHH IY wtll l.Je JH't'l'etlt·d ll~ (1 lkdf huu r of ur~~Hl rnus1c wt lli tht• \'ow,-, tu b~ l'X't'ltangt.•d HI li ::JOp.m . Tht l.!r;w tuu:-. cu:-.tum oi Hll opm r hurl'h wtddun.~ w1ll be 11b~ t' l'\'ed . The Best Cleaning Your Carpel Ever Had PLANS TO WED - Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Vimng , Hutlantl. are announcing the engagement uf their daught<•r, Terri Lynn , to Charles Eugene Smit h, sun uf Mr. and Mrs. Harultl E. S111ith. Middleport. The bridedcd and her fi'anl'e are lJuth se nior~ <tl Ml•i g~ Hi gh SchooL (leIS employed at Mark V in Middl eport. A summer wedcling is being plmmed. ANY LIVING ROOM & ) Offer includes living room ft. ENJOYS PARTY Jamie Michelle Sexton celebrated her firth birth· day on March 29. She Is the daughter of Rlek and Cindy Sexton of Gallipolis, sister of Lori Sedon. Jamie is the gra nddaughter of Orville and Amy Sexton of Kerr, and Ruth Gunnell of Cheshire. Many of her friends and relatives helped her celebrate. for the gcod old summert1me Furniture St1nley Slttmed SCiJttbgaht· - ·• ·oro t •-· PROTECTION Gallia, Meigs & Vinton Co. 614-446-42 08 No . YH009 M - $!65.00. LC D•s• t.11 Qu..rt1 Cor-.. onuaus rc<td i)I.J ! m L . •O•e ~· ilntlrn .nu tes At th e ptah o f " butt or~, h o ur ~ month . dM~.: ilnd second~ !Ht! <l•~J)IA yed ~ I I:' ~: I. S l<~• n!css blue d ral tr arne Wtttcr t este d I I) lOO Jt JJO me terst, Al11o A thought for U1e day : English critic , essayist and caricaturist Sir Max Beerbohm said, " The dullard's envy of brilliant men is always as:;auged by the suspicion that they will come to a bad end ." Play 1t cool as a cuctrm ber m our opened up $andalstyles The supple lea the r uppers and bouncy bottoms I le ( y make Spr1ng Surn m'er somrth1ng spP c• al 1 TO WED - Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Watson, Crown City, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter , Patsy, to Clinton S,tanley, grandson of Nellie White, Gallipolis. The open church )l'edding will be an event or April 29 at Good Hope Church with the double ring ceremony to be performed at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is cordially invi ted to the recepti on in the basement following the wedding. and Stops slated $}499 )eu,e/1 Filake and Mars!Ja/1 J.ogston TAN lATIGO heritage house ~ll'l ' n ;Jl!l' uf thl'll' dauglttL'I' . ,Jc\\'l·ll tu .1V1.:1r;-,hall J ,u~s t un , su!l uf Mr ~md Mr.'!. TullHII.\ A. Logston . Belpre The upl'n OF SHOES N. 2nd Ave . '"'J WI !.!. WEll Mr Mr,. Jo:ldcn lllakc, Heedsv li le. WUIU\1/H'JIIg !Ill' Pllg(lgt.•lncnt HtHI appr uadl lH~ 1111:11'· churl'h \u•ddJnJ,! wtll bt• em event uf May 6 tt l 4 p.m. <tll!tc Middleport , 0 . J·:r!.-n l'n1 ic'd l!n·tlwrn Church. Hl'cdsvrl le. The hmle· t'lr·r·t\ grandf;,t lw r, the H<'l Elul'll H.lll<~ kc Will pcrfu1111 Store Hours : 9: 30 to 5:00 Monday lhru Sat urda y Open Friday Ev e ning s ' Til 8 tlH' !'CITllion~ ·\ n·q·pttun \\Ill l..~e held at till' t hurch wt.·ddJng . pan:-.ll ll llJJlt't ! tdlt·l~ fol! IJWIIIg till' 330 Second Awenue ~ Now Has- Alfred Clair Edward Follrod is reco\'ering from surgery at hi s horne here but will not be able to take on any work fur some lime. He ha help with cho res antl fa11n work . Mrs. Leonard Am os is recovering from surgery at her home here. Juanita Swartz is a palienl 111 Camden -C lark Hm;pital. Nina Robinson is suffering fr om a back ailment. Community Bookmobile Stops GALLIPOLIS - Monday, Apr. 17- Ewington , 3:20-3 :40 p.m.: Adney Road JMs Wheeler;, 3:50-4 :05; Vinton (tw o stops!, 4: 15·4 :45 ; Porter, 5-5 :20: Bidwell. 5:305:50; Harrisburg (Hatcher's) 6:20·6 :35 ; Kerr, 6:55-7 :15 ; .,.Mabeline Drive, 7;30-7 :45 Tuesday, April 18 - Eno (Store ), 1:20-1 :50 p.m.; Eno II (Rece), I :55-2: 10; Africa Road, 2:20-2 :30 ; Kyger, 2:402:55 ; Kyge r ll , 3-3 :15; Cheshire, 3:25-3 :40 ; Cheshire II , 3:45-4 ; Tara Apts.. 4:40-5 ; Georges Cre ek, 5: 15-5:30 ; Watts Station, 5:35-o:50 ; Davis Drive rVenz Hoad), 5:55-6 :15; Kanau ga (5th Ave .), 7-7 :15 ; Kanauga, 7:20· 7:40 : Mary's Market, 7:45 :8. Thursday, April 20 Eureka , 3-3 :15 p.m.; Crown City . 3:35-4 ; Shaffer's, 4:254:40: Smith's, 5-5: 15 ; 0 . J . Whit e Road , 6:05·6 : 25 ; '"yellowU 95 00 Alla11Bble ~l'l' C"' TAWNEY'S JEWELERS 424 Second Ave . Gallipolis PEDDLER'S PANTRY CELEBRATES SPRING BY SAVING YOU 30%0N ARABIA, ®ur ~rl'rl'ring O::onsulhutis We have a variety ' of flowers to choose from •• T~E CLASSICALLY SIMPLE ... SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL TABLEWARE F~LAND Bulaville Trailer Park. 6:457:05 ; Plantz Subdivision, 7:20-7: 45. All the Latest Wedding Designs & Equip men I. SUNDAY GALUA County Historical Society 2 p. m. St. Peter's 'Episcopal Church. MONDAY GHEEN. Base b a II association organizational meeting, 'Green School, 7 p. m. lnd hall only up fo JOO sq. at ,\1HlWl'SI ,,Jt•ci llli'Uilll'I'U )'. WELCOME Wagon general meeting , Jackson Pike Branch, OVB, 7:30 p.m . "Hesidential Landscaoin2." TUESDAY HEUNION planning com· mittee, GAHS Class of 68 at Mrs. Johnny Hood 's, 117 3rd Ave., 7: 30p.m . GALLI POLIS Christian Women luncheon. 12 :15 , Holiday Inn. LAFAYETTE White Shrine business meeting 2 p.m. Installation of officers 7:30 p.m. Bring covered dish . • FLOWERS by GEORGE Phone 446-9721 23 Cedar St. No .. yow ton 9"'' ~""' rnhl~ a I • ~•~ ne ... loo k lor !>p"~Q JO¥. loo., o~r Qn,AI:A II & l.>(l i lis "~d uwt o"gu•ol <elo,! P••ctl Tho t 1 •.ghll loo o •t•r h"'' '"d ""'' ro.o '"~ 110•1 lO.,.. 11n ""' '"'"' <o11ut<0<1 of A~A81A l~t f o"'O~I tnl<o~elniOI IO o . . ~ IO fob!t d onn~r"<lft lhul a•rn !Dktt tOio<:OC .. OU mn• •"ll '" •trodo l·dr onn pi ""' heuul>fu · A•Aill" uorlern• or~d 1hoot1 ll'trr pi!Kt >tiling , ''"'"9 (l·•c• Md a rtt" n'l n~. bu n rn< lu<led ,~ 1~11 l10bulou•l"'"'•d 1,..,. c~er ~ .. II•~G ro"' '"bl~ g l rft~ ~e .. t~ok loo S.prrng on AlAliA lool '""II uroy ' oil r•~• rr>u•d All A--'81-' rw•~•n~ alf nutn >toil Stale & Third Ga IIi polis, Ohio The Uniform Center· has NEW SPRING UNIFORMS ' Volunteer Emergency Situations, to be held in the French Five HWldred Room a\, the hospital on Wednesday , Apr. 19, Eeaturing a SEOEMS presentation, a nursing service panel discussion and a demonstration of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR ). All members of the hospital's Volunteer Service League, the Hed Cross Gray Ladies, and RSVP volunteers have been invited to attend this program, starting at 9:30 a.m.• with lunch served. at noon, and concluding at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. In Gallipolis, Amy's Style Center has lor the second year, generously offered their window for a special volunteer display that will remain in their window for the entire week, featuring uniformed mannequins of a Volunteen, a Hed Cross Gray Lady and the easily recognized cherry smocked Volunteer Servic• League THE GALLIPOLIS Lioness Club, 6:30p.m.• OVB Jackson Pike Branch. Election of officers. . PEMBHOKE Club will meet with Mrs. Gene Gloss, B p.m. OES inspection Cheshire Chapter 450, _7 :30 p.m. with Susan Pearl.' HAIRCUTTING demo at Toddlers to Tassels Mother's Club meeting. WEDNESDAY LITTLE Kyger Ladies Aid, Mrs. John Ranegar at 10 a.m. WELCOME WAGON Exercise group, RSVP, 4462070. THURSDAY CAKE decorating, RSVP, 446-7324. Welcome Wagon, no children I p.m. WELCOME Wagon evening bridge , Loi s Phlegar's, RSVP, 245-5641. HUMAN SEHVICES CoWlcil at Holzer Medica l Center, ooon. SATURDAY WELCOME WAGON gour· met dinner, RSVP, «6-3077, 7 p.m. words are not enough send. HAVE GUESTS POM EHOY -·Mrs. Floyd Weber , Lung Bottom, was the overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Strauss and family, Fleming, last Saturday. The famil y and Mrs. Weber : allcnded "SoWld of Music" at the Warren High School. Mahala Strauss, granddaughter of th ~ Webers, and Lena Phalin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Pha lin , former re~J dents , were members of the cast. The presentation· received an enthusi~stic stan· ding ovation both ~' riday and Saturday nights. '' ' member. Mary Jeanne Walker, Director of Volunteer Ser· vices at the Holzer Medicql Center, who is responsible for coordinating the total volunteer program [or the hospital:lommented proudly that in the six years the Volunteer Service League has been in existence, it has continued to grow from 60 members contributing 3,0901> hours aMually during its first year, to 83 members with an impressive 12,191 hours of time given during this past year at the hospital in twelve departments. Those departments at the hospital where volunteers are seen assisting throughout the week include responsibilities as Admitting Hostesses, Discharge Escorts, Lobby Reception Desk Hecep· tionists, Central Supply volunteers, Inpatient Pharmacy volunteers, Gift Cart Hostesses, Gift Shop volunteers, Surgical Hostesses, Emergency Room volunteers, Gray Lady mail delivery to the patients, Pediatric volunteers and Volunteens on the nursing units. Officers of the Holzer Medical Center Volunteer Service League are Betty McGinness, president ; Janet Ludlum, vice president, anp Florence Lintala, secretary. The Special Events Chair· woman is Jessie Payne and Volunteer Re cr uitm ent Chairwoman Is Esther Davis. Anyone interested in becoming a part of the hospital's volunteer program by committing a portion of their time to helping others, should contact Mrs. Walker at 446-5108. ,-..-··- ·-· -· -· -..-.., . I Sr. Citizens I I Calendar I GALUPOLIS - Activities at the Senior Citizens Center. located at 220 Jackson Pike, for this week are as follows : Monday, April17 - Sewing Class, 1-3 p.m.; Chorus, 1: 15· 3. Tuesday, April 18 S.T.O.P., 10:30 a.m.; Physical Fitness, 11 :15 a.m.: Plastic Tote Bags Class, 1-3 p.m.; Bible Study; 1:15-2 :15. Wednesday, April 19 Diabetic Nutritio n Educational Class, 1-4 p.m.: Card Games, 1·3; Movies !Fire Not In My House l. !Silent Partners), (Trap· shooting with the Remington Pros), 1:30 p.m. Thursday , April 20 Physical Fitness, It : Ia a.m.: Council Meeting, I · 30 p.m. Friday, April 21 - Art Class, 1·3 p.m.; Social Hour, 7 p.m. The Senior Nutrition Prog ram will serve the On this day in history : foll owing menus : 1n 1862, Congress abolished ·Monday-Split pea soup, slavery in the District of hot baked shaved ham ~lumbia . sandwich on rye bun, hot cabbage slaw, cra ckers, butter, ice cream, milk. Tuesday - Baked swiss' steak in tomato sauce, egg noodles, broc coli, lemon ge latin fruit salad, roll, butter, homemade peanut cookies, milk. Wednesday - Creamed chicken on biscuits, buttered beets, cottage cheese, fruit salad, biscuits, butter, banana wainut cake, milk. Thursday - Meatloaf, gravy. parslied boiled potatoes, glazed carrots , bread, butter, mousse gelatin dessert, milk. Friday - Baked fish, baked potato, stewed tomatoes, bread , butter, tapioca with fruit sauce, milk. Choice of beverage served with each meal. "Services rendered on a non-discriminatory basis." - - - -· - 1- Cotton Sole Knee-hi Hose pr. S1.00 Nobody·but nobody-saves you more. - .:.-- ·etc. JOJ Upper River Rood ACross from the Silver Bridte Plar• Open Mon .- Sat. 9 fil9 p.m. Sun. f 1116 p.m. Your White Swan Distributor __p,_;o_,._G_._..,_.'"-'-"'-•.;.•_.M-•-"-"_c_••_••_•_•_v_,,_._w_.,,_.... ____, .,.._. 366 Second Awe ...., ____ .. - . . - - - - - - - Galllpoii.St Ohio-- DOGWOOD TREES Kathie Lanier. MARRIAGE Pl,~S ANNOUNCED- Mr. and Mrs. Garland Lanier of 500·Debby Drive, Gallipolis, announce the engagement and aoproaching marria2e of their daughter , Kathie Dian, to Wayne M. Davis, II, son of Mr. and Mrs . Wayne Davis of 183 Brentwood Drive, Gallipolis. The open church wedding will be an event of April29 at the Good News Baptist Church on George's Creek Road beginning at 7 p.m. The Rev . Robert Colvin will perform the ceremony. A reception will [ollow at the home o[ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Groves on Debby Drive. The bride to be is a 1976 graduate of Gallia High School and is a sophomore at Rio Grande College and Community College . She is employed at Hobbins & Myers. The groomelect is also a 1976 graduate of Gallia Academy and is a freshman at Rio Grande College and Community College. He is employed at Krogers . The couple will reside at 432 Pike Street after the wedding . 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Church will hold a Spring BENEVOLENCE and Revival beginning Monday , fellowship co mmittee April 17 through Satunlay, meetings ,. Gallipoli s April 22. Heveren~ Don Christian, 6:30 p.m.• 8 p.m. • Walker of the Hacine Baptist respectively. Church will be the evangelist . MONDAY . Meetings are at 7:30 p.m . PHA YER and Pra ise each evening. A nursery will meeting, Gallipolis· Christian be provided each evening, Church , 7 p.m. and a contest for members REVIVAL Cheshire Baptist who bring the largest num· 7:30p.m. thru the 22nd with hers of persons . to the Don Walker. meetings each evening. An award will be given on SUNDAY 'Sat urday to the winner. MUSICAL "Everyone Calls Everyone is welcome. Rev . Him Sir", Good News BapWi'!ham Uber is pastor. tist, 7:30 p.m. PLEASANTVAIJ.EY DISCHARGED - Claren'oe NAVY Hughes, Ashton ; Clifford BEIGE '""' Dunn, Henderson ; Mrs. RED Robert Hatfield, Leon; Mrs. ROller McDade. Southalde; BROWN Florence Phillips, Gallipolis; Mrs. Romeo Gomez, Lakin; Mrs. John Umbarger, Sluide, 0.; Ronald ~~~~_:~~~~~<;_;,.;:_~.:_~;~~~~~~--J- Lyons, Mason; Harry Knapp, llli Wnt- columbl.-: Watlon, HenderJQn; Chr!aty Glover, Gallipolis Ferry; VISA' Mon. & Fri. titS • ~~%"«?: t~;..:·"'~ Steve Warnes, Leon; Mrs. TU&, Wed. $11. til 5 Carol Church. Mn. Chtlltlna Rayburn, William Bonecutter '13" llundly II 12 Plet~ant. and Kim O'Lynn, all of Point ONLY. '6911 While Quantities Last See Us Today For A Clean Carpet Tomorrow ~~------------------. .- - - - - - - - - - - - - . ,. . �H-I - The Sundtty Ttrnt>.:-.,~L' Itlind , .Sum..la), Apn l IIi. 1978 Bethel Ladies Aid meets GALLIPOLIS - · Bet hel Ladies Aid mel ' April 5 with ~~sther Davis. Huby Saunders. president, cunducted the metJting which opened with ~roup singing. Esther Davis r ead th e sc ripture from the 17th chapter of John und she appointed Elaine Scott to read I he sc ripture at lhe ne•t meeting. Ruby Saunders offered prayer. Holt call was answered by 10 members and two' guests. Seven ty-three sick calls· were reported . The secretory rciid the minutes of the last meclmg and gave the finilncia l report . A discussion was held on repairs of the church. The Volunteer .Week starts at HM C Letter" by Gladys Church ; " In Hours of Disco ura gement." by Mary Ca ll ; "Out and Dash," by Melissa Ca ldwell; "The Wife -Hun ting Deacon, " by Virginia Fisher ; "So Many ," by Esther Davis; "The Grapevine Swing( by Gussie Khinesmith. Eunice Davis offered the 'closing pray er. Next meeting will be with Gladys Church. Virginia Fisher will act as co-hostess. Refreshments were served aft er'the close of the meeting. readings were " An Open SEIKO QUARTz· Mrs. Walker the new Volunteer Se•"r~vt~·~ce,~~;:~~:~ Handbook, recently published, that will be di first time at the Wednesday Symposium at the Holzer Medical Center. · .lAYAWAY NOW GALLIPOLIS , The valuable cont ributions . and accomplishments or the Holzer Medical Center Volunteer Service League will be saluted throughout this coming week, Aprii!G-22, as the area served by the hospital joins in observing National Volunteer Week. Hugh P. Kirkel, President of the Holzer Medicla Center, said, "This particular week is designated each year as a time to officially recognize the many and varied con· tributions of Holzer's volunteers, to thank them for their efforts, and to encourage all inierested citizens to become involved in thls most important volun· leer program." Ahighlight of. the week will be an all day Symposium on Mother's Day is May 14th James Smitb i//1{1 Dizahe!b l'riug/Jrm Rita Casd TU WED .\1 r and ~·lr·:-, . Hrl· hanl W. \'a ugharr art' annuurH ·tng till' ~.·rH.~i.l~t·Hll'lll and furtiH 'I Hlllng rna rTtagL' of UtL'l!' di:tu ghler. E lrt.nbt•til 1\ IL'.'i!i:l V;-mghan. t11 .J(Illl l'S M . Srmth . M i."ls \'a ughan 1..., a l!fi7 L; l' i-idu:ill' of ~h' lg!i H1gh ·"dmu! and 1~ \'lllplPyt•d 111 Vrni.Ch;m 's Cardnwl F11uds 111 tilt' ,\1t.· r ~!-> Pla L~t IIPr fJaJU't.' 1s a 1!!12 ~ rmlual L' of Suuthcm Ht gh Sdwol <md !..!ratluakd frnrn LIH' Oh1u lnstltutt.• of Tl'duwlug ~ 111 19i-l lk 1.-. pr~~t'n t l~ · t.·tnplo~· ed al Hobt ns and :\'l.w·r~ II! l;;_tlltpolt:-. a.-. rl qu ail !~ run lrul lt.'L 'htll l'lan. Tilt' I\ l:ddwg wt\11)(' <-lllt'\'i.'ll l of May (i rt t llw Frr~t Unrtrd J·)II;A(; J-: D r\ \ ' t'., ~lt d tlkport , Teri Vining Mr. and :vlro. Paul Cusci of Brownell Cil'l' C:U UI UUIIcillg th~ jJI'IlfH'htllg nta tTI~I g t l lf thL'Jr engagC tTlCfll dtld ttl)- d<Jughtt•r, Hitc-t Jcmc , tu Terry S Wlu tl rlldl, . . un of Mr . WHI Mrs. Jame:; Wlutlat c h, Huutc I. M1ddlcpol'l . Tile \\'l·dd 111g will bt· an even! uf .June 3 at :!::In p.m . ell tlw Sacr"t·d ll eart Churdt Pomeroy . with the HL·,·. Fr. J>cud Wt:lton JX' rfurnung the t•en.•muny. A re l't'P· tJ (tfl wt ll bL· Iicld IIIIJllL'dJately following the \\\l(lding i:Jl the Pnnl t.'rm· I..t.•gwn H all. Thl' lwidl'-t'lt:L'I is 0::1 grad uale uf M l·lg."l H.1gh Sdtnol and ts em ployed at th e Holze r Medk:a l ( \•nlt'l' . lkr fWIH'L', <tbu <J gnHi u.:ltf.' of Mt•Jgs , IS empl uyl·d Prt•sUykn;•n Clltll Th Hf Mtddlt•por1 wll.h tht: Rt.•\' Dwight ?...tn·1tz offtet;ttlfl~ Tht• I'L' I'L'IIHH IY wtll l.Je JH't'l'etlt·d ll~ (1 lkdf huu r of ur~~Hl rnus1c wt lli tht• \'ow,-, tu b~ l'X't'ltangt.•d HI li ::JOp.m . Tht l.!r;w tuu:-. cu:-.tum oi Hll opm r hurl'h wtddun.~ w1ll be 11b~ t' l'\'ed . The Best Cleaning Your Carpel Ever Had PLANS TO WED - Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Vimng , Hutlantl. are announcing the engagement uf their daught<•r, Terri Lynn , to Charles Eugene Smit h, sun uf Mr. and Mrs. Harultl E. S111ith. Middleport. The bridedcd and her fi'anl'e are lJuth se nior~ <tl Ml•i g~ Hi gh SchooL (leIS employed at Mark V in Middl eport. A summer wedcling is being plmmed. ANY LIVING ROOM & ) Offer includes living room ft. ENJOYS PARTY Jamie Michelle Sexton celebrated her firth birth· day on March 29. She Is the daughter of Rlek and Cindy Sexton of Gallipolis, sister of Lori Sedon. Jamie is the gra nddaughter of Orville and Amy Sexton of Kerr, and Ruth Gunnell of Cheshire. Many of her friends and relatives helped her celebrate. for the gcod old summert1me Furniture St1nley Slttmed SCiJttbgaht· - ·• ·oro t •-· PROTECTION Gallia, Meigs & Vinton Co. 614-446-42 08 No . YH009 M - $!65.00. LC D•s• t.11 Qu..rt1 Cor-.. onuaus rc<td i)I.J ! m L . •O•e ~· ilntlrn .nu tes At th e ptah o f " butt or~, h o ur ~ month . dM~.: ilnd second~ !Ht! <l•~J)IA yed ~ I I:' ~: I. S l<~• n!css blue d ral tr arne Wtttcr t este d I I) lOO Jt JJO me terst, Al11o A thought for U1e day : English critic , essayist and caricaturist Sir Max Beerbohm said, " The dullard's envy of brilliant men is always as:;auged by the suspicion that they will come to a bad end ." Play 1t cool as a cuctrm ber m our opened up $andalstyles The supple lea the r uppers and bouncy bottoms I le ( y make Spr1ng Surn m'er somrth1ng spP c• al 1 TO WED - Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Watson, Crown City, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter , Patsy, to Clinton S,tanley, grandson of Nellie White, Gallipolis. The open church )l'edding will be an event or April 29 at Good Hope Church with the double ring ceremony to be performed at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is cordially invi ted to the recepti on in the basement following the wedding. and Stops slated $}499 )eu,e/1 Filake and Mars!Ja/1 J.ogston TAN lATIGO heritage house ~ll'l ' n ;Jl!l' uf thl'll' dauglttL'I' . ,Jc\\'l·ll tu .1V1.:1r;-,hall J ,u~s t un , su!l uf Mr ~md Mr.'!. TullHII.\ A. Logston . Belpre The upl'n OF SHOES N. 2nd Ave . '"'J WI !.!. WEll Mr Mr,. Jo:ldcn lllakc, Heedsv li le. WUIU\1/H'JIIg !Ill' Pllg(lgt.•lncnt HtHI appr uadl lH~ 1111:11'· churl'h \u•ddJnJ,! wtll bt• em event uf May 6 tt l 4 p.m. <tll!tc Middleport , 0 . J·:r!.-n l'n1 ic'd l!n·tlwrn Church. Hl'cdsvrl le. The hmle· t'lr·r·t\ grandf;,t lw r, the H<'l Elul'll H.lll<~ kc Will pcrfu1111 Store Hours : 9: 30 to 5:00 Monday lhru Sat urda y Open Friday Ev e ning s ' Til 8 tlH' !'CITllion~ ·\ n·q·pttun \\Ill l..~e held at till' t hurch wt.·ddJng . pan:-.ll ll llJJlt't ! tdlt·l~ fol! IJWIIIg till' 330 Second Awenue ~ Now Has- Alfred Clair Edward Follrod is reco\'ering from surgery at hi s horne here but will not be able to take on any work fur some lime. He ha help with cho res antl fa11n work . Mrs. Leonard Am os is recovering from surgery at her home here. Juanita Swartz is a palienl 111 Camden -C lark Hm;pital. Nina Robinson is suffering fr om a back ailment. Community Bookmobile Stops GALLIPOLIS - Monday, Apr. 17- Ewington , 3:20-3 :40 p.m.: Adney Road JMs Wheeler;, 3:50-4 :05; Vinton (tw o stops!, 4: 15·4 :45 ; Porter, 5-5 :20: Bidwell. 5:305:50; Harrisburg (Hatcher's) 6:20·6 :35 ; Kerr, 6:55-7 :15 ; .,.Mabeline Drive, 7;30-7 :45 Tuesday, April 18 - Eno (Store ), 1:20-1 :50 p.m.; Eno II (Rece), I :55-2: 10; Africa Road, 2:20-2 :30 ; Kyger, 2:402:55 ; Kyge r ll , 3-3 :15; Cheshire, 3:25-3 :40 ; Cheshire II , 3:45-4 ; Tara Apts.. 4:40-5 ; Georges Cre ek, 5: 15-5:30 ; Watts Station, 5:35-o:50 ; Davis Drive rVenz Hoad), 5:55-6 :15; Kanau ga (5th Ave .), 7-7 :15 ; Kanauga, 7:20· 7:40 : Mary's Market, 7:45 :8. Thursday, April 20 Eureka , 3-3 :15 p.m.; Crown City . 3:35-4 ; Shaffer's, 4:254:40: Smith's, 5-5: 15 ; 0 . J . Whit e Road , 6:05·6 : 25 ; '"yellowU 95 00 Alla11Bble ~l'l' C"' TAWNEY'S JEWELERS 424 Second Ave . Gallipolis PEDDLER'S PANTRY CELEBRATES SPRING BY SAVING YOU 30%0N ARABIA, ®ur ~rl'rl'ring O::onsulhutis We have a variety ' of flowers to choose from •• T~E CLASSICALLY SIMPLE ... SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL TABLEWARE F~LAND Bulaville Trailer Park. 6:457:05 ; Plantz Subdivision, 7:20-7: 45. All the Latest Wedding Designs & Equip men I. SUNDAY GALUA County Historical Society 2 p. m. St. Peter's 'Episcopal Church. MONDAY GHEEN. Base b a II association organizational meeting, 'Green School, 7 p. m. lnd hall only up fo JOO sq. at ,\1HlWl'SI ,,Jt•ci llli'Uilll'I'U )'. WELCOME Wagon general meeting , Jackson Pike Branch, OVB, 7:30 p.m . "Hesidential Landscaoin2." TUESDAY HEUNION planning com· mittee, GAHS Class of 68 at Mrs. Johnny Hood 's, 117 3rd Ave., 7: 30p.m . GALLI POLIS Christian Women luncheon. 12 :15 , Holiday Inn. LAFAYETTE White Shrine business meeting 2 p.m. Installation of officers 7:30 p.m. Bring covered dish . • FLOWERS by GEORGE Phone 446-9721 23 Cedar St. No .. yow ton 9"'' ~""' rnhl~ a I • ~•~ ne ... loo k lor !>p"~Q JO¥. loo., o~r Qn,AI:A II & l.>(l i lis "~d uwt o"gu•ol <elo,! P••ctl Tho t 1 •.ghll loo o •t•r h"'' '"d ""'' ro.o '"~ 110•1 lO.,.. 11n ""' '"'"' <o11ut<0<1 of A~A81A l~t f o"'O~I tnl<o~elniOI IO o . . ~ IO fob!t d onn~r"<lft lhul a•rn !Dktt tOio<:OC .. OU mn• •"ll '" •trodo l·dr onn pi ""' heuul>fu · A•Aill" uorlern• or~d 1hoot1 ll'trr pi!Kt >tiling , ''"'"9 (l·•c• Md a rtt" n'l n~. bu n rn< lu<led ,~ 1~11 l10bulou•l"'"'•d 1,..,. c~er ~ .. II•~G ro"' '"bl~ g l rft~ ~e .. t~ok loo S.prrng on AlAliA lool '""II uroy ' oil r•~• rr>u•d All A--'81-' rw•~•n~ alf nutn >toil Stale & Third Ga IIi polis, Ohio The Uniform Center· has NEW SPRING UNIFORMS ' Volunteer Emergency Situations, to be held in the French Five HWldred Room a\, the hospital on Wednesday , Apr. 19, Eeaturing a SEOEMS presentation, a nursing service panel discussion and a demonstration of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR ). All members of the hospital's Volunteer Service League, the Hed Cross Gray Ladies, and RSVP volunteers have been invited to attend this program, starting at 9:30 a.m.• with lunch served. at noon, and concluding at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. In Gallipolis, Amy's Style Center has lor the second year, generously offered their window for a special volunteer display that will remain in their window for the entire week, featuring uniformed mannequins of a Volunteen, a Hed Cross Gray Lady and the easily recognized cherry smocked Volunteer Servic• League THE GALLIPOLIS Lioness Club, 6:30p.m.• OVB Jackson Pike Branch. Election of officers. . PEMBHOKE Club will meet with Mrs. Gene Gloss, B p.m. OES inspection Cheshire Chapter 450, _7 :30 p.m. with Susan Pearl.' HAIRCUTTING demo at Toddlers to Tassels Mother's Club meeting. WEDNESDAY LITTLE Kyger Ladies Aid, Mrs. John Ranegar at 10 a.m. WELCOME WAGON Exercise group, RSVP, 4462070. THURSDAY CAKE decorating, RSVP, 446-7324. Welcome Wagon, no children I p.m. WELCOME Wagon evening bridge , Loi s Phlegar's, RSVP, 245-5641. HUMAN SEHVICES CoWlcil at Holzer Medica l Center, ooon. SATURDAY WELCOME WAGON gour· met dinner, RSVP, «6-3077, 7 p.m. words are not enough send. HAVE GUESTS POM EHOY -·Mrs. Floyd Weber , Lung Bottom, was the overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Strauss and family, Fleming, last Saturday. The famil y and Mrs. Weber : allcnded "SoWld of Music" at the Warren High School. Mahala Strauss, granddaughter of th ~ Webers, and Lena Phalin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Pha lin , former re~J dents , were members of the cast. The presentation· received an enthusi~stic stan· ding ovation both ~' riday and Saturday nights. '' ' member. Mary Jeanne Walker, Director of Volunteer Ser· vices at the Holzer Medicql Center, who is responsible for coordinating the total volunteer program [or the hospital:lommented proudly that in the six years the Volunteer Service League has been in existence, it has continued to grow from 60 members contributing 3,0901> hours aMually during its first year, to 83 members with an impressive 12,191 hours of time given during this past year at the hospital in twelve departments. Those departments at the hospital where volunteers are seen assisting throughout the week include responsibilities as Admitting Hostesses, Discharge Escorts, Lobby Reception Desk Hecep· tionists, Central Supply volunteers, Inpatient Pharmacy volunteers, Gift Cart Hostesses, Gift Shop volunteers, Surgical Hostesses, Emergency Room volunteers, Gray Lady mail delivery to the patients, Pediatric volunteers and Volunteens on the nursing units. Officers of the Holzer Medical Center Volunteer Service League are Betty McGinness, president ; Janet Ludlum, vice president, anp Florence Lintala, secretary. The Special Events Chair· woman is Jessie Payne and Volunteer Re cr uitm ent Chairwoman Is Esther Davis. Anyone interested in becoming a part of the hospital's volunteer program by committing a portion of their time to helping others, should contact Mrs. Walker at 446-5108. ,-..-··- ·-· -· -· -..-.., . I Sr. Citizens I I Calendar I GALUPOLIS - Activities at the Senior Citizens Center. located at 220 Jackson Pike, for this week are as follows : Monday, April17 - Sewing Class, 1-3 p.m.; Chorus, 1: 15· 3. Tuesday, April 18 S.T.O.P., 10:30 a.m.; Physical Fitness, 11 :15 a.m.: Plastic Tote Bags Class, 1-3 p.m.; Bible Study; 1:15-2 :15. Wednesday, April 19 Diabetic Nutritio n Educational Class, 1-4 p.m.: Card Games, 1·3; Movies !Fire Not In My House l. !Silent Partners), (Trap· shooting with the Remington Pros), 1:30 p.m. Thursday , April 20 Physical Fitness, It : Ia a.m.: Council Meeting, I · 30 p.m. Friday, April 21 - Art Class, 1·3 p.m.; Social Hour, 7 p.m. The Senior Nutrition Prog ram will serve the On this day in history : foll owing menus : 1n 1862, Congress abolished ·Monday-Split pea soup, slavery in the District of hot baked shaved ham ~lumbia . sandwich on rye bun, hot cabbage slaw, cra ckers, butter, ice cream, milk. Tuesday - Baked swiss' steak in tomato sauce, egg noodles, broc coli, lemon ge latin fruit salad, roll, butter, homemade peanut cookies, milk. Wednesday - Creamed chicken on biscuits, buttered beets, cottage cheese, fruit salad, biscuits, butter, banana wainut cake, milk. Thursday - Meatloaf, gravy. parslied boiled potatoes, glazed carrots , bread, butter, mousse gelatin dessert, milk. Friday - Baked fish, baked potato, stewed tomatoes, bread , butter, tapioca with fruit sauce, milk. Choice of beverage served with each meal. "Services rendered on a non-discriminatory basis." - - - -· - 1- Cotton Sole Knee-hi Hose pr. S1.00 Nobody·but nobody-saves you more. - .:.-- ·etc. JOJ Upper River Rood ACross from the Silver Bridte Plar• Open Mon .- Sat. 9 fil9 p.m. Sun. f 1116 p.m. Your White Swan Distributor __p,_;o_,._G_._..,_.'"-'-"'-•.;.•_.M-•-"-"_c_••_••_•_•_v_,,_._w_.,,_.... ____, .,.._. 366 Second Awe ...., ____ .. - . . - - - - - - - Galllpoii.St Ohio-- DOGWOOD TREES Kathie Lanier. MARRIAGE Pl,~S ANNOUNCED- Mr. and Mrs. Garland Lanier of 500·Debby Drive, Gallipolis, announce the engagement and aoproaching marria2e of their daughter , Kathie Dian, to Wayne M. Davis, II, son of Mr. and Mrs . Wayne Davis of 183 Brentwood Drive, Gallipolis. The open church wedding will be an event of April29 at the Good News Baptist Church on George's Creek Road beginning at 7 p.m. The Rev . Robert Colvin will perform the ceremony. A reception will [ollow at the home o[ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Groves on Debby Drive. The bride to be is a 1976 graduate of Gallia High School and is a sophomore at Rio Grande College and Community College . She is employed at Hobbins & Myers. The groomelect is also a 1976 graduate of Gallia Academy and is a freshman at Rio Grande College and Community College. He is employed at Krogers . The couple will reside at 432 Pike Street after the wedding . 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Church will hold a Spring BENEVOLENCE and Revival beginning Monday , fellowship co mmittee April 17 through Satunlay, meetings ,. Gallipoli s April 22. Heveren~ Don Christian, 6:30 p.m.• 8 p.m. • Walker of the Hacine Baptist respectively. Church will be the evangelist . MONDAY . Meetings are at 7:30 p.m . PHA YER and Pra ise each evening. A nursery will meeting, Gallipolis· Christian be provided each evening, Church , 7 p.m. and a contest for members REVIVAL Cheshire Baptist who bring the largest num· 7:30p.m. thru the 22nd with hers of persons . to the Don Walker. meetings each evening. An award will be given on SUNDAY 'Sat urday to the winner. MUSICAL "Everyone Calls Everyone is welcome. Rev . Him Sir", Good News BapWi'!ham Uber is pastor. tist, 7:30 p.m. PLEASANTVAIJ.EY DISCHARGED - Claren'oe NAVY Hughes, Ashton ; Clifford BEIGE '""' Dunn, Henderson ; Mrs. RED Robert Hatfield, Leon; Mrs. ROller McDade. Southalde; BROWN Florence Phillips, Gallipolis; Mrs. Romeo Gomez, Lakin; Mrs. John Umbarger, Sluide, 0.; Ronald ~~~~_:~~~~~<;_;,.;:_~.:_~;~~~~~~--J- Lyons, Mason; Harry Knapp, llli Wnt- columbl.-: Watlon, HenderJQn; Chr!aty Glover, Gallipolis Ferry; VISA' Mon. & Fri. titS • ~~%"«?: t~;..:·"'~ Steve Warnes, Leon; Mrs. TU&, Wed. $11. til 5 Carol Church. Mn. Chtlltlna Rayburn, William Bonecutter '13" llundly II 12 Plet~ant. and Kim O'Lynn, all of Point ONLY. '6911 While Quantities Last See Us Today For A Clean Carpet Tomorrow ~~------------------. .- - - - - - - - - - - - - . ,. . �ll~i-J' he Sumlay Ttmcs..Senunel. Sumla,l . Apnl lti. 1976 - ·- - - - - -,- ·~· S4NDAY I HYMN SING Sunday at Ea~le Ridg e Community j . Church I :30 p. m. feaiUrin g " The Messeng ers " from I Wellston. The Rev . Rober1 I Byers is th e pastor. PROGRAM BY " The Messen'gers," Wells1 on, at SUNDAY HYMN SING Sunday, 6:30 1:30 p.m. Sunday at Eagle p m. at Rutland Freewill Ridge Ch urch : public invited. Bapllst Church featuring the REVIVAL now in pro~ ress Peaceful Valley Gospel group at Carleton Church, Kingsfrom Columbus. The Rev. bury Road through Sunday. Lelanp Ha ley, pastor. mviles Nighlly a( i : 30 p.m. Guest the publtc. min ister James Queen. wEE KE 1\D mceung at Special sing ing . Gary Kin~ Pomeroy Wesl eyan Holiness pastor. Public invited. Church Frtda), Saturda) and COUNTY -WIDE prayer Sundav The Rev . William H meeung, 2 p.m. Sunday at Owen. d1stn ct supertn· Hi land Chapel with Glen tendent . wtll be guest Bissell as class leader. speaker. The Rev . Dewey MONDAY Ktng IS the pastor. Services. SPECIAL MEETING, ; ·30p. m. nightly. Pomeroy Chapter 80, Royal I I &ciaJ I1 ' Calendar I I· Arch Masons, 7:30 p.m. Monday with work in most -excellent master degree . MEIGS COU NTY Churches of Chri st Men 's Fellowship, 7 p.m. Monday at Bradford Church of Chris! with Steve Sleevers of the Christian Student Fellowship , Ohi o University, speaking . He will be accompa nied by several students. BLOODMOBILE Monday 1:30 to 5:30 at Pomeroy Elementary SchooL RACINE Elementary PTO Monda y 7:30 p.m. at schooL ln >tallation of offi cer>. Speaker from health department. Third grade . mothers will serve refresh· ments. Everyone welcome . MIDDLEPORT Elenwn Tarv PTA, 7:30 Monday ni ~ht at ihc >chuuL New offi cers will be msl<lllt•d. TUESDAY XI GtiMMA MU Chapter of Bcw ·sigma Phi Surunty, w1ll nuoct at 7:30 Tuesday night <tl the Middleport F'ii'C St.aliun. Karen Goins and Unda Hifflc will be hootes>es. Members arc reminded to l<tke a toy for a scrviee project. ANNUAL INSPECTION, Racine Masonic Lodge , 461, F&AM , Tuesday evening, 7:30. Work in Master Mason degree ; all Master Masons invited. RIO GRANDE Chora le perfo rming at Salisbury Elementary School, 7 p.m. Tuesday. Public ts invited ; free of charge . Sali sbury PTO meeting after the program for election and insta llation of officers and a busin ess meeting. WEDNESDA-Y REGULAR MEETING. Area Volunt eer Fire and Emergen cy Assn ., Wed · nesday , 7:30 p.m. al fire station in Ru iland. MEIGS Muzzleloaders Club, 1::10 p.m. Wednesday at Tewksbary Barber Shop, W. Senmd , Pomeroy : all interested welcome. DINNF.R II ELO SMORGASIIOR!1 St:T POMF.HOY -- A POMEHOY-Mr. and Mrs. s nHJr~asbord w1ll' b< held Vtctor Brown of Minersville 11exl Sunday at the Pomeroy were honored last Sunday ' with a di nncrincch:brcttion of l': l cmcn[f~ry Schuol by the PumeJ·oy PTA . Serving will tlwir Urd wedding anniver· b< from 4::10 to 7:30p.m. ami sary. The dinner was hooted the {ntblic is invitt•d . The by !heir dtildn•n. Attending ticket ehargc i• 12.50 fur were Mr. and Mrs. Danny aduiL' a11d $1.50 for ehtldren BI'Own, Dannv, Jo-e Robert and Debbie' Minrr.,vi lle : w1dcr 12. Megan and John Manuel and daughter, Jona, Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cummings, Todd, Missy and Tassi. Letart Faits: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wolle, Jamie and Jan· neUe, Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. AJian Williams and Holly , Mine rsvi lle.. and Julie Harrun , Midcllepqrt. TO END MARR !AGE GALLIPOLIS - Filing for r---~-~--------------:--------~--1 dissolution of their marri~ gc s I ~' riday in Ga llia Counly Probate Cour1 were Judilh L. W p Fairchild, RL 2, Vinton, and ~ , ants to reserve 1 Jame s E Fa irch ild. ·""'-~~" . AA. y 41741 I " ,. ,,.~ ~· In Pla stic our Ga ll ip olis. T hey were ,, ( ) How Many , Send a I 0 ~.,o• , ~" Fa vorite Newspaper Clipping For Each . married Oct. 19, 1957 and • ~,<'"' .~~~ Clipping Perm.a nenlly Nam• - - - - - - - - 1 have three children. • v ~c"'' ••~ 3"x5 " $3. 00 Plus I John E. Branuner, Vintont UP Pike, l.allipolis, and Debra L. • f'P''~ Postage, Smaller Address- - - - - - 1 TO 1 Branuner. Gallipolis. They , $.2. 00 Plus Postage I City I were ma rried May i, 1977 and . I have no children. Send Your .Clipping s, _ Pay Later · lip _;:J ._...;._ _ _...;;.=;.....;.;;_.;...:..;.....;--. __ _ _ _ I Stale ~"'' B. s. LAMBERT KEEPSAKE ~~~~>~:~~. SUPER MARKETS LAN~l;r~~dOHIO l Armour 5 Star Veri- Best Pork '?a...ttt, P<lk I ~ randdu l tl attend a Climttan Scht l~ll ' ' Answer : In tt'.'l llllg llwy n '"'IJOI I.\J !Jit:' a.... fJiil"l'Jit~ to tr tnrll ill' Ill nn.=unhng In publlt' sc hool .'itu dent.-.. 1~ !1 1."' Wurd and IIC!I on<.JI IHilllt'. <Hill m till' dmrch . but tn :-,('/lool a:- wt•ll . uf cd ll t'i:ltlOil wtl\11w~ All!-i Wt'r : 1\ t'(l dt!lll! · L' xctll \'1\l't' lf1 J n ..'t:l'I Vt' ' • Wt ll l he !'l hdt enng 111: ~~ gradL' or mul'l' atwad of C'lur st·ce nhJI't..'d at muspht·r·l' . child 1f I .'it'lllilht ·m to !t Chn st1Cll1 Srho•,J" ongm . It pCli'CilL"i I:'V Idt· fH 'l' cluld rur tilt' n •al world 1!'1 (:1 t'1 1Ut'iil lunul \dud1 .Jc!'l u ~ C'hn :-,t 1:-, central. Tilt: tlw real wurld cmd Wi:illb t 11 Clll'l:-,tliJII prt•part• ht:, chtld for It tH l und erstamb l i 'ro\'l'rb:-. 1 I 1 t 'hn sttcm Sclloul ' /1.1\S Wl'l' : ,\n ~ Wt' r : Tlw ~ ciloiJ I will be houM•d 111 ti lt' new t'ducatl un Ulll! uf tilt' i" ll'b.! B;.t pll:il Chu rl' h. Till' l'l~"tlll ~ <: tr l' carpt'tt•d , pmpcrl~ lighted , Ulr t'l ltH III toned, rmd condw IVL' to an litrnospllcf'e uf ll'ilrtllrl).! . Ttw :,_\ Stem t 'llll l C:ll llS o ccn tret l f1n· al clt'ln ~ysh: lll. water fnuntau l..., a rl' nt·ar t•a r h cu!'lt $1i50 , lw ttun tu bL· pwd tnll'l'l'!llcd O:ll'l' 111\'ltctl t o tiiSJ>l'l'llhL' fJr ll llW)o. . lfi equctl prtymentb Oeguuung 111 Au~ust. Dot•s t h ~: ~c hvul h< t Vl' n:rre ;-t l 11m.f ar tlt t t e~ ·) Answt· r : Tht' schcdu ll' Hnd ndt·udar wtll run Tlw ('hurr h hCJ!-. lrm;ed M'\'L'I'l1 1 atTl'!'l of lc-11Jd wttll lll four· i\ nt, Wl'l' ( ; ri lhpull~ Ctt _r Sdwuls . l'll!ll'U ITL'lll With tht• y,.~ Ou r· tear ht..•rs C:Jf'l' ('i:tl'l'fuliJ dl USL' II mil lit• lld !-. 1.'> Th1·~ :-.l'hno l') it rt•dt•Ot ('rth:d to Ihe C'hnst tan pl11lo~op h ~ uf l1 f i' mul l'rl un l11oJt Answt·r : Nu The Chnstia n !oichool Cutll pl'llllon uffl.!r~ ~~ diiJll'l' . Tilt• C'lln stmn 1 School District in which you r e s i d e - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - (/ucstwn : IStl tuu loll' to rt•gtsler'' Please list all oU1er children under 18 years ol age living with family : Name Age Grade SchooiAttending rea d l ll i~ .I'C<id inebb, rhyrnt·~. group Gind pt•rsor1al , \/i S V..t' l' Wh<:tl a bout llw Cr;ulc;.; l-9. CAT FOOD • All Varieties 12-oz. Can pe111WH1Sillp, JllHlhl'111<illl'S , Sl' IC/ll'~ , SUL'I di ill t' m tq.~ riJtL·d w1th tht b<:tSI(' ccnttretl Vlt'W of l1 fr In thr .'-tlldt·rlt!'t. c;radcs 7-8. Hlblt•, EJlghsh, mrJth, SO(' I(I ] iltl'lll Qucslltm : W1ll the school Sl'l' k it !i\Jtll' c llill'lt·r '' ste~ te approval fur K-ii and will ~t:ck rt Sl.<IIL' ('h;u·tt·r 111 tiH• frdl uf 1~17R . l ib Pig 5 ttb 11 01 S Pkg Pig. • PUDDINGS GRAVY MIXES 5 Var. 3 to 4-oz. Pkg. Chicken, Brown or Homestyle Pkg. THOROFARE lee Cream • 14.75-ot . Can 4 $) for KOOL AID UNSWEET ENED 7 Var .. ll to .47-oz . P'cg . FISHER ONION DIP •• • • • PILLSBURY HUNGRY JACK • Instant 8-o1. Ctn . 3 $1 for BlueBonnet Sn11der POTATO CHIPS Mashed Potatoes Margarine 8-oz. Pkg. 1-lb. Pkg. 1-lb. Qtrs. %-Gal. Ctn. PILLSBURY FLOUR. ••••••• ... 5-Ib. lag WARSAW fALCON DILL PICKLES ••• ••••••• , , • Qt. Jar Has either parent been divorct.'!i ' - - - - - rnu "u , a rt r~ nd physlt'<l l t'<hwatton (;radt 9 curTH ulumlnc:ludcs B11Ji e. I<rt~d t :-. h . ll le&th ·algcbn.t I i:illdo{)r gtnt•ri.tllne:tlh , phys1ca l education ljnd I Family attends what church' - - - - : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . , ; . . 1 ~( 'I L'Ilt 'I.!-J.!I!Jlt'r~ l S<' ICJIL'l' and··or BwloK\ If Father of applicant a Christian ?__ Mother' - - Guardian ?..,...---- F:h: t'll\'e.'l w1ll i.tlso Oe of· ft ·rt·d Does applicant know Jesus C.'hrist as Personal Saviour? Is so, please give brief testimony (ID be answered by applicant only )_ _ _~.__ _ _ _ _ t I1 --~----~----~------------~----. I~ ' UNPEELEO.HALVES ••••• ~------------~--------------------~-J 40' Off label 5-lb. lO·Ib. 11-ol. Box GLAD LAWN BAGS••••••••• APPLE PIE FILLING. $16' t ' WINDOW CLEANER 59c· MARDI GRAS TOWELS e 2-lb. Jar BUnERNUT o Vanffla or A1sorted SANDWICH COOKIES ••• •• 2-lb. • , Pkg. 55( 12-oz. Bot. 59c t Preserves 83' I .1 I 10' Off Label • • • • ~ WHEATIES CEREAL 59( ---, ROLL I 79t lilllil One . Volid 2_0!-.'~kg. "'"Set., April 22, lUI. I @ I ~--------!1 ARGO • • • 1-0t . 14-ol, Con 79' ELBOW MACARONI , • • • • • • • • • • • • 2-lb. Pic g . 79' APRICOT NECTAR •• Gallipolis, Ohio • JUMBO • , • • , " ...... '""'"'"'"'' CREAMEnES OH 10-V-ALL-EY--CHRIIJIA N--5CHOO-I.- ~ Phone 446-0374 , • , , 1 -lb. 11-o•. Can SUNBURST FARM KING • STRAWBERRY Bag 111-Ct. Pl<g. 1-Ib. 13-oz. Can. LUCKY LEAF French Fries Diles appl icant live with Father and Mother?_ _ Father onlY ' - - - - - - - Mother orly ' _ _ Guardian '- 69' 69' ARGO APRICOTS '" .. "'RE SPECIAL • Frozen .'1 \Ut.ltes, .St: II.~ I'K:t!, Third Avenue at Locust Street 1-l b. Sf~ , Pkg. 5/B·oz. 111 Answer : Yes. Tlte Ohi o Vall t•y ('hn' t""' Sdtuul ha> ;,ltl'Hd) tl't'CII'ed ' ' in thit ad . None 'f'ld It deale rs . Hot responsible for typogrtjth iu l erron . SPAGHETTI-O'S •• •••• sdwul yea!'. " lud1r~. ph ~ swal L'tiunttlon , hL'< IIth . <H'l antlniU~ I l' All s ubjet:L~ ami uc- ' VACPACCORN (;rddt·~ l_.i l' UITH'UILUu m c ludc~ B11JIL', phumcs, spelling, lftrli.( WJ I-: t'. !'Oi!lpOS lti O!l , tn Jtu·:-. VARIETY MENU nn all fRANCO AMERICAN An!'iwer : Nu, but early n:g!stn Jtl on w11l ilt' lp u~ 111 our pi<.nm 1n ~ fur tile tJu t ·~tl•,n jjUtnfities 5 for numL·nds. phontt';, , pnnl mg, dt.sctpltrlt' . Sf Business Address - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - Phone - - - - lliHI ulmospllcrl', Hpplytng R1blc pnnctplcs. m1<l • lb. 8 Cuardian'sNHme _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ JobTitle - - - ' An :-.wt ·r Tilt· {·urrt t·ulum tnd t:HI L·~ Btblt·. JrtusH·. phystl'i:i l c(lord tnatr t•n , poctr~ , lb. lb. Business Address - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - Phone---- w1th the puiJII \' "l'hoo l is nut lu111ted . \Vl' can provi dr acadt'llll l' c:<t(: llent't' 111 a C'hn~­ tt·lltng, rt~trn the r1ght to limit Both Ways t/ ut·.. , tton What type uf r urn r ulutn w1ll tilt' Kt JH.lt·l·gortt'n h;l vt•'' ;.Hi , :o,tu r~ Beef Liver Mother's Name - - -- · - - - -- - - - - - - J ob Title _ _ __ of t.llt• tr Qul'Sllon : Is the Chn."itUI II !ichool Ill 1• 39 Business Address _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Phone---- (l uestHJil : Art there Hnv uther I.'HSL'i'' ' ' Ans wl't' : Y(•s. Tht..•rt..· wtlll-'t' a l'l'j.(Jst rali U/1 fet• and book fet•. ( 'ttn:-.lli:l ll d llil'etl 'ter. Cli 'Hilf•!Tl ll ' prqmrullon . and luvl' fo r dltldn.:n S Stor Delux e leg. Tllitk Beef or Gor1it 3 SJ TAMBELLINI GARLIC BREAD. • • Fatl1er's N a m e - - - - - - -- -- - - - - Job T i t l e - - - - (~ u t •:-,1 1011 An •the teadw r ~ ,·ertlftt..'d Ill Iht·'St;.tk uf Oluu ., Pog . . .S , ll]o(' k." uf lhl' ~d1t K1i for t'f'l:l't'dtiO II ,\r\!'i 'oH' l' ______________ N a m e - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Phon e - - Name _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ Phone---Dottor's Name _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Phone _ _ __ Quc:,tton : What will thl' :,chou! r;tlemiHr ht' fi t Oht u VHiky Chnstli.tn lkhoul'! ( J UL' ...,tmn (0neWay Ar.mour 11• 69 11•69 SKINLESS & OEVEINEO TENDER CENTER SLICED 5 ,lg. PEHSONS OTHER THAN PARENTS WHO COULD BE CONTACTED IN CASE OF EMEHGENCY: p 11111 1 antl restroom f e&l ·1!1 lie!» arc l'Xl'l·llent. Tho:,c No 1.69 1to l · lb. Pigs . .... . . . . . .. lb . .. . . . fROZEN • 4-oz. Pkg . ' Will you usc bus transp<>rtation'.' Yes STEW BI IF s S9 5 VARIETIES • Frozen 111 The g!io<b 1-!1 lutllUII wtll bt• $650 for the first chiltltn till · fa nnlv ' ' $550 fu r ti1e seeuiHI. and $4:,0 fur the thtrd dnltl Tht s too, wtll be p;ntltll ' FAMILY PAl Mild Con,, Longhorn Cheese .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • lias <1pplic~ n1 been in any spec ial programs such as remedial reading , remedial mat h, spcctal educatton, etc. (please be specifi c): _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Thl' fuii-< ICJy Kll\(krgarll'n Will 10 L'quril p r~y tn ~n t !'l bt.·gnlllmg in Au~ ust . ., .; 'COUNTY LINE for bt•cons1tlered due tu ncocl for .spt..'I'Wl tea ehns Cllld t'(jtHplll l'tlt winch Ohro Vtillty Chnst J<III !-ichuol dot..·.s nut hC!Vl' . Qul'sttull : Wh;tl ~tbout cust '' Bag CAliFORNIA lJJL•IJ1:, cannot 4ucsttun What ktnd of sehoul faetl tlle' wtll vou have at Oh111 Valley • 111·" · Pig. If so, ple1tse e x p l a i n - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - App !J t'Clllb With Sj)CCI<IJ phySIL'<JI. l!lllOlWilal. Ul' Jx•hfH'IOf'a[ pro- S ILICLD BACON . . l·lb. Pig. PENN LOAM Has applitant ever filed a grade, been dismissed, or suspended ?_ _ _ _ _ __ tlla t pu pt ls. !f odmillcd, "Ill de by "ml res jn•l'l tile c•slil blishcd rules . All!-.Wer; Tilt..• best cdUL'Ollun to prt.'p{l re Date _ _ __ Last school attended - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Grade _ __ appl'tt'liJtlon uf the ed uC"altun CJnd l'('llgiUu~ ()U I'poscs uf tilt' ~c hool ;md fiMIIYPU CUBE STEAK 10 to Is Stta.t /Pkg . . ••• .. • 1~ . s2, 09 Queen SuppeJ:~ .............. . . ... -· . Carrots • • • • • ••• 3~k~·. 6qe -Freezer - - NEW I JENO'S IT ALlAN BREAD PIZZA'--,,,..-- ------ARMOUR >. S T A R - - - - - ALlAN BREAD CHEESE PIZZA • ••••• •• 1.69 Potting Soil • • • 8a~~68e ITITALIAN s1.•19 SliCED BOlOGNA .. 1.09 BREAD PEPPERONI PIZZA •••.. t, ... 1.99 HOT DOGS ...... e ITALIAN BREAD COMBINATION PIZZA •• ,..... 1.99 BEEF HOT DOGS .. s1. 29 KUlBASSY ,,,.s,,,, .... "· s1.69 ,_ Lemons •.••••• 8 , 79 w, Bo~al DelMonte Pills bur~ Purina Age --Sex _IJirth Date _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ Birth Place----- a full ROUND STEAk btc ISttah /Pkg . .. ·" . lb . 1.19· CAliFORNIA City _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ State _ _ Zip _ _ Phon e - - - - is import;mt that studt'IIIS and f. M\ll PAlo !OTIOM Salami /l~CJ SIILLlT BRAND FlMl lY Plh IS to 20 Steah /P.g. • lb . 11, 59 BLO<IIll\1 ., •• , , , , , • • . EYE OF ROUN'O STEAK ..• •..•.. . lb . Hard Bacon 3q RUMP ROAST Armour • GENUINE Sliced Ground Beef Patties ION!lEII • S Half Ham •....••••. Ole' CarOlina lb. lb. s1 09 s1 49 I!Ml ·BONil!ll Armour '· St ar Pkgs . Present Address _ _ _ _- : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - cilarartcr cultl Jcad emlc rchalHht y rcgrm.lless uf ra<:L', l'olur. or na - S $1 39 •• , •• •• , •• tb. , $ :b. UNHA CUT " Quarter Pound" RED BUTTON , Student's Name ----~::;----;:;:::::;-----;-;c;:;;----Last First Midd le An swer . Ohiu Vall t•y Chnstran Sd1uul m:lrorll t'S all apphc<llll!-1 uf·guod tional (~Ul 'S li un to iJe Pork Steaks Apples • • • • • • • · J-1b.qqe ·o·-39e Radishes • • • • • • 3 6 Apply for grade _ __ Questi on : Who rnay rtglstt•r '1 I (.lUL' SII\Hl Whtit t~· pt IHJ\'l' s ll n \\'t·d ~IMI ·BONHm ROMI BEAUTY t614)446-0344 (}ucst 1un : Huw du s tud t'n~ 111 C hn~tJ;m SL'huuls rate l.l t'al!enut:ally Wi th An:-. wt' r . Wt' b~:l 1 en· th~1t uur childn·n Cll'l: g 1ft ~ uf the Lord. Wt• HrL' CUB(D &~><qqe OhJ11 .Valley Christia n School Third Avenue at LoJCUsl Street Galllpulis, Ohl11 45631 tlw public- sehoul'' 1•09 Ham Roast •.••••••• Oranges APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION COM PI.ETE ALL BLANKS ON tiPPLl CATlON . Ham Portion ••••••• "SUNKIST" CALIFORNIA · r------------------------------------ QUESTIONS MOST ASKED 51 09 Pork Steaks "• · .•. lb. • •uPon 51 39 City Chicken ... , •...•. tb. • Pork Butt Roast ..•...•. tb. lb.1qc lb. lb. IONEL!II Cabbage We beli_eve the s~le purpose of Ohio Valley Christian School 1s to prov1de quality education in a Christian atmosphere. We believe that all truth is God's truth and has its sour_ce i~ ~es~s Ch~ist (John 14 :6). Every subject, wh~t~er ~c1ent1frc, htstoncal, mathematical, literary, or art1~t1c: IS taught with the consciousness that Jesus Chnst 1s·_t'? be central in all living and learning. Our program 1s geared to meet not only the intellectual needs of the student, but also his physical, social, and spiritual needs. ()ffering For Fall of 1978 \,!utsl\1111: 1\'hy ' lwuld your rlultl ttr Av erag e FAMilYPAK•Boneleu 10to14St eaks Our Philosophy Full Day Kindergarten and Grades 1-9 lltc 10·1b. 1&. FLORIDA NEW 49 $ WHOLE Steak$ Per Pkg. Bunch Round Roast Ham 1010 14 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Boneless Bottom Semi Boneless ' Pork Steaks Celer' L---------- U.S.D.A. CHO.ICI Fully Cooked Smohd Fresh FLORIDA PASCAL "Deluxe" Armour '' Star Beef BLUE BIRO • .• .... ...... '. �ll~i-J' he Sumlay Ttmcs..Senunel. Sumla,l . Apnl lti. 1976 - ·- - - - - -,- ·~· S4NDAY I HYMN SING Sunday at Ea~le Ridg e Community j . Church I :30 p. m. feaiUrin g " The Messeng ers " from I Wellston. The Rev . Rober1 I Byers is th e pastor. PROGRAM BY " The Messen'gers," Wells1 on, at SUNDAY HYMN SING Sunday, 6:30 1:30 p.m. Sunday at Eagle p m. at Rutland Freewill Ridge Ch urch : public invited. Bapllst Church featuring the REVIVAL now in pro~ ress Peaceful Valley Gospel group at Carleton Church, Kingsfrom Columbus. The Rev. bury Road through Sunday. Lelanp Ha ley, pastor. mviles Nighlly a( i : 30 p.m. Guest the publtc. min ister James Queen. wEE KE 1\D mceung at Special sing ing . Gary Kin~ Pomeroy Wesl eyan Holiness pastor. Public invited. Church Frtda), Saturda) and COUNTY -WIDE prayer Sundav The Rev . William H meeung, 2 p.m. Sunday at Owen. d1stn ct supertn· Hi land Chapel with Glen tendent . wtll be guest Bissell as class leader. speaker. The Rev . Dewey MONDAY Ktng IS the pastor. Services. SPECIAL MEETING, ; ·30p. m. nightly. Pomeroy Chapter 80, Royal I I &ciaJ I1 ' Calendar I I· Arch Masons, 7:30 p.m. Monday with work in most -excellent master degree . MEIGS COU NTY Churches of Chri st Men 's Fellowship, 7 p.m. Monday at Bradford Church of Chris! with Steve Sleevers of the Christian Student Fellowship , Ohi o University, speaking . He will be accompa nied by several students. BLOODMOBILE Monday 1:30 to 5:30 at Pomeroy Elementary SchooL RACINE Elementary PTO Monda y 7:30 p.m. at schooL ln >tallation of offi cer>. Speaker from health department. Third grade . mothers will serve refresh· ments. Everyone welcome . MIDDLEPORT Elenwn Tarv PTA, 7:30 Monday ni ~ht at ihc >chuuL New offi cers will be msl<lllt•d. TUESDAY XI GtiMMA MU Chapter of Bcw ·sigma Phi Surunty, w1ll nuoct at 7:30 Tuesday night <tl the Middleport F'ii'C St.aliun. Karen Goins and Unda Hifflc will be hootes>es. Members arc reminded to l<tke a toy for a scrviee project. ANNUAL INSPECTION, Racine Masonic Lodge , 461, F&AM , Tuesday evening, 7:30. Work in Master Mason degree ; all Master Masons invited. RIO GRANDE Chora le perfo rming at Salisbury Elementary School, 7 p.m. Tuesday. Public ts invited ; free of charge . Sali sbury PTO meeting after the program for election and insta llation of officers and a busin ess meeting. WEDNESDA-Y REGULAR MEETING. Area Volunt eer Fire and Emergen cy Assn ., Wed · nesday , 7:30 p.m. al fire station in Ru iland. MEIGS Muzzleloaders Club, 1::10 p.m. Wednesday at Tewksbary Barber Shop, W. Senmd , Pomeroy : all interested welcome. DINNF.R II ELO SMORGASIIOR!1 St:T POMF.HOY -- A POMEHOY-Mr. and Mrs. s nHJr~asbord w1ll' b< held Vtctor Brown of Minersville 11exl Sunday at the Pomeroy were honored last Sunday ' with a di nncrincch:brcttion of l': l cmcn[f~ry Schuol by the PumeJ·oy PTA . Serving will tlwir Urd wedding anniver· b< from 4::10 to 7:30p.m. ami sary. The dinner was hooted the {ntblic is invitt•d . The by !heir dtildn•n. Attending ticket ehargc i• 12.50 fur were Mr. and Mrs. Danny aduiL' a11d $1.50 for ehtldren BI'Own, Dannv, Jo-e Robert and Debbie' Minrr.,vi lle : w1dcr 12. Megan and John Manuel and daughter, Jona, Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cummings, Todd, Missy and Tassi. Letart Faits: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wolle, Jamie and Jan· neUe, Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. AJian Williams and Holly , Mine rsvi lle.. and Julie Harrun , Midcllepqrt. TO END MARR !AGE GALLIPOLIS - Filing for r---~-~--------------:--------~--1 dissolution of their marri~ gc s I ~' riday in Ga llia Counly Probate Cour1 were Judilh L. W p Fairchild, RL 2, Vinton, and ~ , ants to reserve 1 Jame s E Fa irch ild. ·""'-~~" . AA. y 41741 I " ,. ,,.~ ~· In Pla stic our Ga ll ip olis. T hey were ,, ( ) How Many , Send a I 0 ~.,o• , ~" Fa vorite Newspaper Clipping For Each . married Oct. 19, 1957 and • ~,<'"' .~~~ Clipping Perm.a nenlly Nam• - - - - - - - - 1 have three children. • v ~c"'' ••~ 3"x5 " $3. 00 Plus I John E. Branuner, Vintont UP Pike, l.allipolis, and Debra L. • f'P''~ Postage, Smaller Address- - - - - - 1 TO 1 Branuner. Gallipolis. They , $.2. 00 Plus Postage I City I were ma rried May i, 1977 and . I have no children. Send Your .Clipping s, _ Pay Later · lip _;:J ._...;._ _ _...;;.=;.....;.;;_.;...:..;.....;--. __ _ _ _ I Stale ~"'' B. s. LAMBERT KEEPSAKE ~~~~>~:~~. SUPER MARKETS LAN~l;r~~dOHIO l Armour 5 Star Veri- Best Pork '?a...ttt, P<lk I ~ randdu l tl attend a Climttan Scht l~ll ' ' Answer : In tt'.'l llllg llwy n '"'IJOI I.\J !Jit:' a.... fJiil"l'Jit~ to tr tnrll ill' Ill nn.=unhng In publlt' sc hool .'itu dent.-.. 1~ !1 1."' Wurd and IIC!I on<.JI IHilllt'. <Hill m till' dmrch . but tn :-,('/lool a:- wt•ll . uf cd ll t'i:ltlOil wtl\11w~ All!-i Wt'r : 1\ t'(l dt!lll! · L' xctll \'1\l't' lf1 J n ..'t:l'I Vt' ' • Wt ll l he !'l hdt enng 111: ~~ gradL' or mul'l' atwad of C'lur st·ce nhJI't..'d at muspht·r·l' . child 1f I .'it'lllilht ·m to !t Chn st1Cll1 Srho•,J" ongm . It pCli'CilL"i I:'V Idt· fH 'l' cluld rur tilt' n •al world 1!'1 (:1 t'1 1Ut'iil lunul \dud1 .Jc!'l u ~ C'hn :-,t 1:-, central. Tilt: tlw real wurld cmd Wi:illb t 11 Clll'l:-,tliJII prt•part• ht:, chtld for It tH l und erstamb l i 'ro\'l'rb:-. 1 I 1 t 'hn sttcm Sclloul ' /1.1\S Wl'l' : ,\n ~ Wt' r : Tlw ~ ciloiJ I will be houM•d 111 ti lt' new t'ducatl un Ulll! uf tilt' i" ll'b.! B;.t pll:il Chu rl' h. Till' l'l~"tlll ~ <: tr l' carpt'tt•d , pmpcrl~ lighted , Ulr t'l ltH III toned, rmd condw IVL' to an litrnospllcf'e uf ll'ilrtllrl).! . Ttw :,_\ Stem t 'llll l C:ll llS o ccn tret l f1n· al clt'ln ~ysh: lll. water fnuntau l..., a rl' nt·ar t•a r h cu!'lt $1i50 , lw ttun tu bL· pwd tnll'l'l'!llcd O:ll'l' 111\'ltctl t o tiiSJ>l'l'llhL' fJr ll llW)o. . lfi equctl prtymentb Oeguuung 111 Au~ust. Dot•s t h ~: ~c hvul h< t Vl' n:rre ;-t l 11m.f ar tlt t t e~ ·) Answt· r : Tht' schcdu ll' Hnd ndt·udar wtll run Tlw ('hurr h hCJ!-. lrm;ed M'\'L'I'l1 1 atTl'!'l of lc-11Jd wttll lll four· i\ nt, Wl'l' ( ; ri lhpull~ Ctt _r Sdwuls . l'll!ll'U ITL'lll With tht• y,.~ Ou r· tear ht..•rs C:Jf'l' ('i:tl'l'fuliJ dl USL' II mil lit• lld !-. 1.'> Th1·~ :-.l'hno l') it rt•dt•Ot ('rth:d to Ihe C'hnst tan pl11lo~op h ~ uf l1 f i' mul l'rl un l11oJt Answt·r : Nu The Chnstia n !oichool Cutll pl'llllon uffl.!r~ ~~ diiJll'l' . Tilt• C'lln stmn 1 School District in which you r e s i d e - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - (/ucstwn : IStl tuu loll' to rt•gtsler'' Please list all oU1er children under 18 years ol age living with family : Name Age Grade SchooiAttending rea d l ll i~ .I'C<id inebb, rhyrnt·~. group Gind pt•rsor1al , \/i S V..t' l' Wh<:tl a bout llw Cr;ulc;.; l-9. CAT FOOD • All Varieties 12-oz. Can pe111WH1Sillp, JllHlhl'111<illl'S , Sl' IC/ll'~ , SUL'I di ill t' m tq.~ riJtL·d w1th tht b<:tSI(' ccnttretl Vlt'W of l1 fr In thr .'-tlldt·rlt!'t. c;radcs 7-8. Hlblt•, EJlghsh, mrJth, SO(' I(I ] iltl'lll Qucslltm : W1ll the school Sl'l' k it !i\Jtll' c llill'lt·r '' ste~ te approval fur K-ii and will ~t:ck rt Sl.<IIL' ('h;u·tt·r 111 tiH• frdl uf 1~17R . l ib Pig 5 ttb 11 01 S Pkg Pig. • PUDDINGS GRAVY MIXES 5 Var. 3 to 4-oz. Pkg. Chicken, Brown or Homestyle Pkg. THOROFARE lee Cream • 14.75-ot . Can 4 $) for KOOL AID UNSWEET ENED 7 Var .. ll to .47-oz . P'cg . FISHER ONION DIP •• • • • PILLSBURY HUNGRY JACK • Instant 8-o1. Ctn . 3 $1 for BlueBonnet Sn11der POTATO CHIPS Mashed Potatoes Margarine 8-oz. Pkg. 1-lb. Pkg. 1-lb. Qtrs. %-Gal. Ctn. PILLSBURY FLOUR. ••••••• ... 5-Ib. lag WARSAW fALCON DILL PICKLES ••• ••••••• , , • Qt. Jar Has either parent been divorct.'!i ' - - - - - rnu "u , a rt r~ nd physlt'<l l t'<hwatton (;radt 9 curTH ulumlnc:ludcs B11Ji e. I<rt~d t :-. h . ll le&th ·algcbn.t I i:illdo{)r gtnt•ri.tllne:tlh , phys1ca l education ljnd I Family attends what church' - - - - : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . , ; . . 1 ~( 'I L'Ilt 'I.!-J.!I!Jlt'r~ l S<' ICJIL'l' and··or BwloK\ If Father of applicant a Christian ?__ Mother' - - Guardian ?..,...---- F:h: t'll\'e.'l w1ll i.tlso Oe of· ft ·rt·d Does applicant know Jesus C.'hrist as Personal Saviour? Is so, please give brief testimony (ID be answered by applicant only )_ _ _~.__ _ _ _ _ t I1 --~----~----~------------~----. I~ ' UNPEELEO.HALVES ••••• ~------------~--------------------~-J 40' Off label 5-lb. lO·Ib. 11-ol. Box GLAD LAWN BAGS••••••••• APPLE PIE FILLING. $16' t ' WINDOW CLEANER 59c· MARDI GRAS TOWELS e 2-lb. Jar BUnERNUT o Vanffla or A1sorted SANDWICH COOKIES ••• •• 2-lb. • , Pkg. 55( 12-oz. Bot. 59c t Preserves 83' I .1 I 10' Off Label • • • • ~ WHEATIES CEREAL 59( ---, ROLL I 79t lilllil One . Volid 2_0!-.'~kg. "'"Set., April 22, lUI. I @ I ~--------!1 ARGO • • • 1-0t . 14-ol, Con 79' ELBOW MACARONI , • • • • • • • • • • • • 2-lb. Pic g . 79' APRICOT NECTAR •• Gallipolis, Ohio • JUMBO • , • • , " ...... '""'"'"'"'' CREAMEnES OH 10-V-ALL-EY--CHRIIJIA N--5CHOO-I.- ~ Phone 446-0374 , • , , 1 -lb. 11-o•. Can SUNBURST FARM KING • STRAWBERRY Bag 111-Ct. Pl<g. 1-Ib. 13-oz. Can. LUCKY LEAF French Fries Diles appl icant live with Father and Mother?_ _ Father onlY ' - - - - - - - Mother orly ' _ _ Guardian '- 69' 69' ARGO APRICOTS '" .. "'RE SPECIAL • Frozen .'1 \Ut.ltes, .St: II.~ I'K:t!, Third Avenue at Locust Street 1-l b. Sf~ , Pkg. 5/B·oz. 111 Answer : Yes. Tlte Ohi o Vall t•y ('hn' t""' Sdtuul ha> ;,ltl'Hd) tl't'CII'ed ' ' in thit ad . None 'f'ld It deale rs . Hot responsible for typogrtjth iu l erron . SPAGHETTI-O'S •• •••• sdwul yea!'. " lud1r~. ph ~ swal L'tiunttlon , hL'< IIth . <H'l antlniU~ I l' All s ubjet:L~ ami uc- ' VACPACCORN (;rddt·~ l_.i l' UITH'UILUu m c ludc~ B11JIL', phumcs, spelling, lftrli.( WJ I-: t'. !'Oi!lpOS lti O!l , tn Jtu·:-. VARIETY MENU nn all fRANCO AMERICAN An!'iwer : Nu, but early n:g!stn Jtl on w11l ilt' lp u~ 111 our pi<.nm 1n ~ fur tile tJu t ·~tl•,n jjUtnfities 5 for numL·nds. phontt';, , pnnl mg, dt.sctpltrlt' . Sf Business Address - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - Phone - - - - lliHI ulmospllcrl', Hpplytng R1blc pnnctplcs. m1<l • lb. 8 Cuardian'sNHme _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ JobTitle - - - ' An :-.wt ·r Tilt· {·urrt t·ulum tnd t:HI L·~ Btblt·. JrtusH·. phystl'i:i l c(lord tnatr t•n , poctr~ , lb. lb. Business Address - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - Phone---- w1th the puiJII \' "l'hoo l is nut lu111ted . \Vl' can provi dr acadt'llll l' c:<t(: llent't' 111 a C'hn~­ tt·lltng, rt~trn the r1ght to limit Both Ways t/ ut·.. , tton What type uf r urn r ulutn w1ll tilt' Kt JH.lt·l·gortt'n h;l vt•'' ;.Hi , :o,tu r~ Beef Liver Mother's Name - - -- · - - - -- - - - - - - J ob Title _ _ __ of t.llt• tr Qul'Sllon : Is the Chn."itUI II !ichool Ill 1• 39 Business Address _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Phone---- (l uestHJil : Art there Hnv uther I.'HSL'i'' ' ' Ans wl't' : Y(•s. Tht..•rt..· wtlll-'t' a l'l'j.(Jst rali U/1 fet• and book fet•. ( 'ttn:-.lli:l ll d llil'etl 'ter. Cli 'Hilf•!Tl ll ' prqmrullon . and luvl' fo r dltldn.:n S Stor Delux e leg. Tllitk Beef or Gor1it 3 SJ TAMBELLINI GARLIC BREAD. • • Fatl1er's N a m e - - - - - - -- -- - - - - Job T i t l e - - - - (~ u t •:-,1 1011 An •the teadw r ~ ,·ertlftt..'d Ill Iht·'St;.tk uf Oluu ., Pog . . .S , ll]o(' k." uf lhl' ~d1t K1i for t'f'l:l't'dtiO II ,\r\!'i 'oH' l' ______________ N a m e - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Phon e - - Name _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ Phone---Dottor's Name _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Phone _ _ __ Quc:,tton : What will thl' :,chou! r;tlemiHr ht' fi t Oht u VHiky Chnstli.tn lkhoul'! ( J UL' ...,tmn (0neWay Ar.mour 11• 69 11•69 SKINLESS & OEVEINEO TENDER CENTER SLICED 5 ,lg. PEHSONS OTHER THAN PARENTS WHO COULD BE CONTACTED IN CASE OF EMEHGENCY: p 11111 1 antl restroom f e&l ·1!1 lie!» arc l'Xl'l·llent. Tho:,c No 1.69 1to l · lb. Pigs . .... . . . . . .. lb . .. . . . fROZEN • 4-oz. Pkg . ' Will you usc bus transp<>rtation'.' Yes STEW BI IF s S9 5 VARIETIES • Frozen 111 The g!io<b 1-!1 lutllUII wtll bt• $650 for the first chiltltn till · fa nnlv ' ' $550 fu r ti1e seeuiHI. and $4:,0 fur the thtrd dnltl Tht s too, wtll be p;ntltll ' FAMILY PAl Mild Con,, Longhorn Cheese .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • lias <1pplic~ n1 been in any spec ial programs such as remedial reading , remedial mat h, spcctal educatton, etc. (please be specifi c): _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Thl' fuii-< ICJy Kll\(krgarll'n Will 10 L'quril p r~y tn ~n t !'l bt.·gnlllmg in Au~ ust . ., .; 'COUNTY LINE for bt•cons1tlered due tu ncocl for .spt..'I'Wl tea ehns Cllld t'(jtHplll l'tlt winch Ohro Vtillty Chnst J<III !-ichuol dot..·.s nut hC!Vl' . Qul'sttull : Wh;tl ~tbout cust '' Bag CAliFORNIA lJJL•IJ1:, cannot 4ucsttun What ktnd of sehoul faetl tlle' wtll vou have at Oh111 Valley • 111·" · Pig. If so, ple1tse e x p l a i n - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - App !J t'Clllb With Sj)CCI<IJ phySIL'<JI. l!lllOlWilal. Ul' Jx•hfH'IOf'a[ pro- S ILICLD BACON . . l·lb. Pig. PENN LOAM Has applitant ever filed a grade, been dismissed, or suspended ?_ _ _ _ _ __ tlla t pu pt ls. !f odmillcd, "Ill de by "ml res jn•l'l tile c•slil blishcd rules . All!-.Wer; Tilt..• best cdUL'Ollun to prt.'p{l re Date _ _ __ Last school attended - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Grade _ __ appl'tt'liJtlon uf the ed uC"altun CJnd l'('llgiUu~ ()U I'poscs uf tilt' ~c hool ;md fiMIIYPU CUBE STEAK 10 to Is Stta.t /Pkg . . ••• .. • 1~ . s2, 09 Queen SuppeJ:~ .............. . . ... -· . Carrots • • • • • ••• 3~k~·. 6qe -Freezer - - NEW I JENO'S IT ALlAN BREAD PIZZA'--,,,..-- ------ARMOUR >. S T A R - - - - - ALlAN BREAD CHEESE PIZZA • ••••• •• 1.69 Potting Soil • • • 8a~~68e ITITALIAN s1.•19 SliCED BOlOGNA .. 1.09 BREAD PEPPERONI PIZZA •••.. t, ... 1.99 HOT DOGS ...... e ITALIAN BREAD COMBINATION PIZZA •• ,..... 1.99 BEEF HOT DOGS .. s1. 29 KUlBASSY ,,,.s,,,, .... "· s1.69 ,_ Lemons •.••••• 8 , 79 w, Bo~al DelMonte Pills bur~ Purina Age --Sex _IJirth Date _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ Birth Place----- a full ROUND STEAk btc ISttah /Pkg . .. ·" . lb . 1.19· CAliFORNIA City _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ State _ _ Zip _ _ Phon e - - - - is import;mt that studt'IIIS and f. M\ll PAlo !OTIOM Salami /l~CJ SIILLlT BRAND FlMl lY Plh IS to 20 Steah /P.g. • lb . 11, 59 BLO<IIll\1 ., •• , , , , , • • . EYE OF ROUN'O STEAK ..• •..•.. . lb . Hard Bacon 3q RUMP ROAST Armour • GENUINE Sliced Ground Beef Patties ION!lEII • S Half Ham •....••••. Ole' CarOlina lb. lb. s1 09 s1 49 I!Ml ·BONil!ll Armour '· St ar Pkgs . Present Address _ _ _ _- : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - cilarartcr cultl Jcad emlc rchalHht y rcgrm.lless uf ra<:L', l'olur. or na - S $1 39 •• , •• •• , •• tb. , $ :b. UNHA CUT " Quarter Pound" RED BUTTON , Student's Name ----~::;----;:;:::::;-----;-;c;:;;----Last First Midd le An swer . Ohiu Vall t•y Chnstran Sd1uul m:lrorll t'S all apphc<llll!-1 uf·guod tional (~Ul 'S li un to iJe Pork Steaks Apples • • • • • • • · J-1b.qqe ·o·-39e Radishes • • • • • • 3 6 Apply for grade _ __ Questi on : Who rnay rtglstt•r '1 I (.lUL' SII\Hl Whtit t~· pt IHJ\'l' s ll n \\'t·d ~IMI ·BONHm ROMI BEAUTY t614)446-0344 (}ucst 1un : Huw du s tud t'n~ 111 C hn~tJ;m SL'huuls rate l.l t'al!enut:ally Wi th An:-. wt' r . Wt' b~:l 1 en· th~1t uur childn·n Cll'l: g 1ft ~ uf the Lord. Wt• HrL' CUB(D &~><qqe OhJ11 .Valley Christia n School Third Avenue at LoJCUsl Street Galllpulis, Ohl11 45631 tlw public- sehoul'' 1•09 Ham Roast •.••••••• Oranges APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION COM PI.ETE ALL BLANKS ON tiPPLl CATlON . Ham Portion ••••••• "SUNKIST" CALIFORNIA · r------------------------------------ QUESTIONS MOST ASKED 51 09 Pork Steaks "• · .•. lb. • •uPon 51 39 City Chicken ... , •...•. tb. • Pork Butt Roast ..•...•. tb. lb.1qc lb. lb. IONEL!II Cabbage We beli_eve the s~le purpose of Ohio Valley Christian School 1s to prov1de quality education in a Christian atmosphere. We believe that all truth is God's truth and has its sour_ce i~ ~es~s Ch~ist (John 14 :6). Every subject, wh~t~er ~c1ent1frc, htstoncal, mathematical, literary, or art1~t1c: IS taught with the consciousness that Jesus Chnst 1s·_t'? be central in all living and learning. Our program 1s geared to meet not only the intellectual needs of the student, but also his physical, social, and spiritual needs. ()ffering For Fall of 1978 \,!utsl\1111: 1\'hy ' lwuld your rlultl ttr Av erag e FAMilYPAK•Boneleu 10to14St eaks Our Philosophy Full Day Kindergarten and Grades 1-9 lltc 10·1b. 1&. FLORIDA NEW 49 $ WHOLE Steak$ Per Pkg. Bunch Round Roast Ham 1010 14 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Boneless Bottom Semi Boneless ' Pork Steaks Celer' L---------- U.S.D.A. CHO.ICI Fully Cooked Smohd Fresh FLORIDA PASCAL "Deluxe" Armour '' Star Beef BLUE BIRO • .• .... ...... '. �' "_.... B-8- Thtt Sumlav Tlllll'~")t• f Jt mt·l, Sw1da \ , Apnllli, 1978 C-l ~'fl!eSuntlay Tnne..Senlinel Su nday AP.I'illo 1978 \'11..[· · · · · . · .... .. ' Atlanta Braves' Phil Niekro observes 39th birthday ::::::: •. ATLANTA (UP!) - The "old man" has a locker in the far The pitching section ol the Braves' record book has a "I co uldn 't figure out what had happened,'' recalled Niekro. corner of the rOQrn and he dresses quietly, seemingly oblivious bundle of Phil Niekro entries. He came into 1978, his 15th Major "When the throw beat ·me to first I thought I had hit into a or the magpie,like chatter of his much younger teammates. . League season, with 178 victories - one less than Lew double play but driven in a run . When I saw the Padres all · Phil Niekro; mainstay for more than a decade ol an often Burdette who retired following the 1963 season - the year headed lor their dugout, I had to ask what was going on ." maligned AUanta Braves pitching stall, is 39 years old. The belore Nlekro joined the club. Niekro used to put in a lot or extra time in the bat ti ng cage other Braves pitchers range in age !rom 22to Tl . Niekro won 23 games in 1969 - the only time the Braves and still works seriously on his hitting . . "!don 't judge a man by his age and I hope others aren't have won a division title during their 13 years in Atlanta - and "I've never had much patience with pitchers who seem to JUdglllg me that way," said the veteran knuckleballer. "As far 20 in 1974,leading Atlanta in wins in six of the past nine season. think that their only responsibility is to gel the other team as I am concerned, all tllat counts is whether or not he can do His no-hitter against San Diego in 1973 is the only one thrown out," said Niero. "Why shouldn 't a pitcher try tube part of his the job." · · by a Brave in 17 years and his 262 strikeouts last season were team'soffense' Why shouldhefeelthat it is all right to leave a the most by a Brave since way back in 1889 when a pitcher blank spot in the batting order 7 Niekro, only two victories away from becoming the "My hitting has helped me win some games. Almost as Braves• winningest right-hander since the turn of the century, named John Clarkson struck out 284 while compiling a 49-19 record that's right, 49-19. important, being able to swing a bat has kept me in the lineup works this year for a man two years his junior, new Braves Niekro also earned a dubious distinction Tuesady night by in close game s where a non-hitting pitcher would hav e been manager Bobby Cox had applied'for tile manager's job himself hitting into the second triple play ever pulled off at Atlanta yanked ." when Braves owner Ted Turner ran off David Bristol. That 's one of the reasons why Niekro is pleased that' the . "I would have liked to have seen what 1 could ha ve done," Stadium. Niekro, considered a pretty good hitter as pitchers go, National League has not adooted the "designated hittec" rule . he said . "But, I'm not ready to quit pitching and I don't know "I'd be opposed to the 'designated hitter ' if I couldn't hit a whetller a player:manager would hav~ worked out this year. went up to bat in the secon d inning with no outs and the bases We have so many young players that managing them looks like loaded and grounded to San Diego third baseman Bill Almon, lick, " he saitl. '· It changes ti1e strategy of a ball game and, who tagged the runner coming into third before firing the ball personally, I !eel it makes a pitcher only hall a baseball a lull time job." to second. · l t I 1928 Wekome Wagon club activities l I I i 7:30p.m. "Residential Landscapmg.·: April 20 ~ Evemng bridge RSVP. Lois Ph legar's 245.,';641 7:3() p.m. Apr il 20 - Ca ke dc>coratin~ at Kandy Nuce's, I p.m. RSVP. ~7324 . :\o Children . ApnJ 19 - Exemse c;roup, Julie Ormsby RSVP, 44&.2070. April 22 - Gourmet chfiner , Carolyn Pu rcell 's. RSVP , 7 p.m. 446-3077 April27 - Cakrdecora t10n. Kandy Nuce's, RSVP H&-7324. No children. April 28 - Co uple's bowlmg 9 p.m. RSVP. Karen Moffitt 24!N359. May I - Board members m!'l'ung . 7:30 p.m. lllis Phelgar 's. May 2 - C'.<masta Fran Shaw's 7:30p.m. RSVP 44&.7593. May 3 ~ Bn ~e. Teresa Bthi's, UO a. n1. RSVP 44&.1937. JIGOOD Science fair -tREASONS to see your good neighbor agent announced t\DD!SON - tl ddaville El ementary School will hold 7001 CEI.EB]{ATED - Mr. m1d Mr,. Hac·olcl E ll vsell. fu nn~ r Cundur Sl. l'l'l:lidents 111 Puml.'l'll\' . uiJst.'!'\'ed ·lht•Jr 40th wedding amnvcrse~ r~· un M~rTh 15 ·at tht.•tr humc m HECK'S REG. Westfield, Ashlc•y, Ol11o. Mr. and Mrs. Hvsc·ll an· tilt· Jl<!l't•nts uf seven d lllclrc•JI, Haroltl :n1d Etiu· l MHe wit h '12.96 whom they makl' their hunw ; Bari)(J!'~l Wvatt. Cr-J rdingtun: l.ydUt Clt·la ncl , Juh11 ll~·seli, Pat Sl11lt. :ill of ;\ shley , ami Chu rlt•:> nf l lclllle!-illu rg, Md . Tilt•\ 11;-n·t.· 19 grandchild ren and unt· ~~ real -g randc! Hi d . Du rm.g the day lllllllt.'I'UUS frit:nds and n•lati\'t.'S r cdll'ihll tht.•ir hulllt.' witir flowl'n~ <im.l gift s . Tllrrt· \\'l' t'l' also st"n.•ral tdcpllvne ra lb vf cuugrctlulatlotl:). Tlwt t'l't•mng r~t ti p.111. <-~ drtmer wa ~ .St'l'\'t•d fvr Mr. >J ill! Mrs. Hyst•ll wllh thl'l!' d11 ldrc n and ,..:randdiil drt.:n pn.·st.'llt. Clwr les und li t :-~ f;1n11lr uf MHryland Wl'l't' lltt' unly Ulll'S IIJI :)S IIl j.! ri·om tilt' f; ;tnil\ group cmd they klefJlwnt>tl dunr1g the da\ . Thl' <lllltl\'1'1:· :-.f tl'y ra kt• was tllrt.'t' llt.·n:tl . It \~;t.'- IJ;c~kt•d 1;, ~·lr . ;r nd ~1r:-.. Hysell's daughtl'r:-:. Pat CJ nd l·: thel Mal·. CJJI.d dt•corttl t•d Uv <J !lit'( 't'. Bt'lty .!t•ctn Sp;rrk s <tlld Iter gnu tdd;urghtt•r, {'tni.ly·. COOKIE SHOOTER Fill pasto , stu ff tomatoes, deviled eggs and more. Excell ent fo r garnishing desserts, meats or making JEWELRY DEPT. tts armuat Seit!n c~ Fair un Tuesda) . April 18. in the school ~y mn asium . Projects from grades I, 2 and 3 will be placed in the Primar~' The Intermediate Di\'ision wi ll br CAR •HOME LIFE • HEALTH 1\1 ike Swiger 992 -7155 149 S. Third St . Middleport, 0 . I ,~.;,. 11 yond S1ut1• Farm l l Arl 2649 for inlormation. GOLF CLUBS .. ood hl!'od ~ o re btHh by lomoi\Oitl\g lt1e IO ~tgh hor d end grom1 o f nl()ph! to worrllt1e club !ot e or 1ol• cl hot! judge $3588 $ET HMk's Re<; . $47 .88 Set the projec'ts on Tuesday aflt.'rnoon w1th thr projeets rern<untng on display for the ftwTF . STATE FAJlJI INSUIINIICE COJICPANIU Ol'fk ••: B&Go•la ..oa. o\11\•ol• Ho•• p 786 PROFESSIONAL GOLF BALLS SlT Of I IRONS PTO mertln g. $6588 SET Hed '~ Reg HECK'S REG. '2.66 !87 .88 Se t ... SPORTS DEPT. ~ • • • I SPORTS DEPT. STAR-BRITE CAR POLISH r /--~. I I 1978 WAHAMA WHITE FALCON GOLF TEAM - Left to right, Coach AI Poling, Tim Kelly , Jell Arnold. Chuck Stanley , Greg Stodola, Gary Richards, Ty Roush and Coach Phil Goodnlte. Absent is Mike Winnings. SIM. TO ILL. IRONS J ill& MEET MONDAY EAST MEIG S - The Eastern Local Band Boosters will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the hi gh school band room to fina lize plans for the• annual banquet and to discuss next year's budget. F~R $}99 1·3-4 WOODS nbbons ).!oing to second and lhini pla ce winm•rs. Pcrsunnel from Riu Grande will GOLF BALLS "TOM WEISKOPF" PIRIOIIAL 1'er,...cwood 1 composed of projects !rom grades. t 5 and 6. Troph1es will be presented to first plu ce winners with · Co ll ege llt'tg hiJo r. Ill DIVISion . LEE TREVINO May 3- Exercise Grour JuliP Ormsby RSV P Hli-2070. Welcome Wagon is opPn \ (1 any mteresh•d party In tlw area . C~Jll Joy Atwood at 441i-R5~1~1 nr .\ 11<.t'\ ,\•m J ;unl"•ln c1 t H~- •13'' HECK'SREG. s17 .99 I O"x 17" HIBACHI 1r,, h•I•·J: '".., ,II bHng r "'-' ,..,.11 u• •hov ri wJ'" on'il J <" loQ I•h 'II.,, "iii b r l!&• •t•mo , ... ~~ ' f,. J· r •e 1 ~~~ u•omo ol '' ll hny c;vrr o dH,rroo' !.r • 3 $ 66 rn•·•'''"~r(P '~' • I 11>1" P>(ll>( H'U\t W .. 11 )0Uf 16 oz. •2•o ,:Cr•·;nob<u,. 'I~·· HECK'S REG. HECK'S REG. MOTHER'SDAY EVER WITH OUR BEST DISHWASHER! SZO ' -~ r rl sr :. 'I ,S',,f[J,· CASH Lf-.1> 0 u~;'' ·Clear . . • u; guests along w1th pmk ch:mtpa gne . The new Mrs. "t oung IS manager_of CnrCI I Arms Apartmen l'i, ;md Mr . Young IS employed tn tOIIStrueti on work 'l11e1 a re at humt:' to t~ e1r ~nend s at Coral Arms Ap;utme nt.~. :1522 N. F. !66th St .. ~ orth M1am1 Beach. Florida p. .\f r I 't I'' r~j( V Crystal J·•· HC:ll 11. ~szom~T£· · -sPECIAL April IS -21' DIRECT FROM FACTORY!. :r 1 Dolu ' 0 1o r.ycl~ ron(:"JbiP ~0tNn<:.he r Htsh, ::<'J'",hr·r CC"'Jfl~ls : o a It o :thr·n rP~r.l '] -Pov,nrSC'utJ· r'r:.,r- t 1 ' [nrrcr1 SMcr Dry c ycle \Vcjr~ MINI PADS weddm g ea ke dccfJratecl m while and red rost's was served ( ,' 48 COUNT STAYFREE PHOTO ALBUMS r1W•"" 'liSprn~,flr 1/ ~bJ Mr Stonlev . were IJtll Shelfler Mid Marcia II•las. ,\ receptiOn was held 1n lhm honor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill l.olas. A · I ( Cvt:l" IJtlll l •Si1ni-I"JClr· tn Jrlarnllj.!t' l (l cor sage of r ed ruses and C<~rnat.wn s. T hei r attendants FACTORY' jd • ' County res 1drm , w~:~ s umted surl.-F::c top I/ .-j;•J HI)ElH77 Harry 0 ' Dairy Loves Pe psi Cola $259 ·". '~ 20PAGI Heck 's Reg . S2 .79 Box WiDGUh French Fries 100% KNITTING We Now Feature 3 Flavors of For CONES 'i dairy :sle ~ Locust & 4th. st.; Middleport. o. 997·5248 ORLON·" ACRYLIC YARN ~un'p'ml 01 pull a. ma llifl9 New .a oly , 4 s.~o;e 1 n no r i'WinCI>ng Mfl thlnc • w11 sn & dry Moth p~o o t S11r1nk re-. 1s tant . 68~ SKEIN ."·~~·.~·· $59 9 Heck' • Reg. --$1 ,19- Skoin - - - - - - make?'' SPORTS Boston ·triumphs BOSTON (UPI ) - Butch gaining his second win. Bub double. Dwight Evans then Hobson, Jim Rice and Bernie Stanley an d rookie Jim reached on an error and both Carbo each hit homers while Wright pitched an inning Carbo and Evans carne home combining f~r nine hits and 10 each of shutout relief as on Hobson's dri ve into the net runs·batted-in Saturday tn a Boston won its third Sf raight. in left lield. Carbo's fourth - inning lH romp by the Boston Red Rice, the American Leag ue homer gave Boston a 7-l lead Sox over the Texas Rangers . home run champion last but Texas responded with two Hobson had three hit s. season , staked Boston to a 2-1! including a three-run homer, lead in the opening inning runs in th-e filth on Kurt and drove in lour runs ; Carbo with his third home run or the Beavcqua 's home run and had a solo horner and two year alter Jerry Remy led o!! Mike Hargrove's sacrilice doubles in driving home four with a single against loser fl y. AI Oliver _added a sixthruns; and Rice had three hits, Dock Ellis 1J.l ) . Boston inning homer lor the highlighted by a two- run added lour more runs in the Hangers, who closed to 6-1, second when George Scott ,but Boston finished its l7·hit homer . Bill Lee scattered eight hits walked and scored on Carbo 's 'attack with lour more runs in \the seventh inning. over the seven innings in Orioles blank Brewers BALTIMORE (UP! ) - Jim ' Palmer, making his first start ol the season, fired a two-hit shutout Saturday in pitching the Baltimore Orioles to a 7-1! victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. It was the second straight win over Milwaukee lor the Orioles who were 0-:i prior to Friday. Palmer, who had remained in Florida while the Orioles were starting the season, hud a no-hitter through 5 1·3 innings until Andy Etchebarren singled to center. Larry Hisle had the only other hit oil Palmer, an inlield roller in the seventh. Palmer struck out seven in gaining his lirst victory or the year . It wa s his 46th career shutout. The Orioles took a 2-1! lead in the second on a single by Lee May, Doug Decinces' double, a balk by Milwaukee starter Jerry Augustine and Rick Dempsey's sacrifice fly . The Orioles blew the game open in the lilth with live runs, highlighted by Eddie Murray's two-run double and Rich Dauer 's two-run single off reliever Mike Caldwell. Augustine, 2-1, was racked lor nine hits in his 4 1·3 In· nings and also balked home two runs. Four Yanks draw fines NEW YORK (UP! ) - Four members ol the New York Yankees, in cluding te am captain Thurman Munson , have been lined for missing a welcome home luncheon on riday and two of them , .ncluding Munson and Gralg Nettles. were held out ol the starting lineup lor Saturday's game against the Chicago White Sox . Munson, Nettles. center lielder Mickey Rivers and reliel pitcher Sparky Lyle were ali lined lor !ailing to appear without lirst getting permission from manager Billy Martin. Rivers was in Saturday's starting lineup . At lea st· three other Yankees also m1ssed the lun cheon, inc lud ing Jim Spencer and Roy White, but 'both played in Saturday's game since Martin told Yankee owner George Steinbrenner tha t he had given them permission to miss the al!air . The amount or the lines was not · disclosed by club ollicials, who refused to comment on the incident. BOSTON iUPli - Whil e most experts are pick ing Bill Rodgers to win the 82nd Boston Marathon, the recordholder himsel f says he !ears lesser known Jell Wells. Rodger s. wh o set the Boston mark Of 2:()') :55 on a mi ld 'day in 1975, sa id Saturday , " II I had tu pick one runner. it might be Jeff ' Wells. He has run very well rece ntly." Wells, a 23-year-old graduate of Rice Univer sity and now a seminarian, re cently won the Oregon Tra ck Club Marath on 1n 2:13:15. He is making his first start in Boston . "In ideal weather, I think my record can be broken," said Rodgers. ".Wells, Don Kardong, Frank Sh orter , Randy Thoma s and I are all capable of breaking the record . It depends on the weather." A fieltl of 4,700 runners, including 250 women , will start the 26-mile, 380·yard race to Boston at noon rEST ) Monday under an expected 55-degree temperature and cloudy skie s. The National Weather Service is predicting breezes from the east that will blow into the r unn ers ' la ces ·~ro ul\h much ol the race. " If there is a headwind , then 1 suppose some of the runners will try dral ting behind other runnerr,.to stay out of the wind," said Rodgers. "By drafting , you can really save some energy and cut down on your time ." Rodgers, 30, adtled he is free of the leg injuries that were a partial cause lor him dropping OU I last year after 18 miles. But the former school teacher, who now owns a running shop along the marathon cou rse, said he was in better condition in 1975 when he set the mark ol 2:09 :55. . " I don't feel that I have done as mu ch speed work as I did in '75 ," said Rodgers, who ha s averaged running 140 miles a week lor the past 10 weeks. "I'm not saying I can't win, but I feel I was in better shape two years ago." Frank Shorter, Rodgers' running nemesis, also is at less than 100 percent for the race . He is recuperating from a hamstring pull sul!ered last fall . " I would say he 's at 90 percent - judging by the times he has logged in recent races." said Rodgers. Shorter , gold medalist in 1972 at Munich and silver medal winner in 1976 at Montreal, will try to become the first olympic champion to win the Boston Athletic Association Race. . Tigers stop Blue Jays, 6-3 TORONTO t UP! i - Ron Leflore's leadoff homer in the seventh inning snapped a 3-3 tie·and Aurelio Rodriguez had a two-run shot Saturday in powering the Detroit Tigers to a 6-3 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays. Jack Billingham went seven innings, scattered eight hits and surrendered all three Toront o runs to notch his second victory in as 1nany starts. Steve Foucault hurled two innings of shutout relief to collect his second save. Reliever Mike Willis started the seventh and was tagged with the loss. Billingham and Blue Jay s' starter Tom Underwood were locked 111 a scoreless duel in the lifth wh en the Tigers pu shed across an unearned run. Lenore, who had three Spurs take on Bullets today· SAN ANTONIO, Texas !UP! I - The San Anlonio Spurs, who pulled oil a large surprise by 'se iz ing th e division lead at midseaso n and staying there, enter the Pl.AN TOURNAMENT PORTSMOUTH - The B &, B softball team or Portsmouth will hold a slo pitch tournament in Portsmouth during the weekend of April 29 and 3() with a ba ck up date of May 6 nnd 7. It is a double POSTPONED elmunat10n tournament and OAKLAND (UP! ) Ohio Am ateur Soltball Sat urday 's game between the Association sanction. Entry Ca lifornia Angels and lee is 1.\0. Drawing will be Oakland A's was postponed held Sunday , April 23, at because ol rain . A make-up Labold Fiel d at 2 p.m. for date will be announced later, lurther inlormal10n call Bob an A's spokesman said . The Ratlill at 353-4250 or 353-0080, two teams will play a single or Frank Lilt era I at 354-214 t. game Sunday. Nati onal Basketball Association Play urrs today against the Wa shin gto n Bullets. The Bullets survived their Min i~eries encounter ·with the Hawks, finishing off Atlanta in two games. A capacity crowd of more than 9.000 is expected at the Hemis!air Arena. which is in the process of bein g remodeled. The Spurs have not played in " we ek, havin g won a bye for the lirst round as a result of their divis ion tit le. but coach Doug Moe has been satisfied with hi s team 's work outs during the past week . " Alter a lay o!l, though. you are not always as sharp as you would like to be ... said Moe . hit s and scored three runs in the game, singled alte r secon d baseman Dave McKay bobbled his foul ball. Lenore.took second on Steve Dillard's flyout and scored on Rusty Staub's single. Center fielder Rick Bosetti got Underwood out of further trouble when he made a diving catch on a line drive by Jason Thompson and turned it into an inning-end in g double play . ~ New York nips Cliicfigo; 3-2 NE W YORK (UPIJ Mi ckey Rivers st roked . an in si de-the -pa rk two run homer in the eighth inning to carry the New York Yankees to a 3·2 vic1ory over the Chicago White Sox Saturday. Rivers hi t his gamewinning homer ove r center fielder Chet Lemon's head after Mickey Klutt s led oil the eighth with a double orr loser Francisco Barrios . Chicago took a 2-l lead in the seventh against Yimk ee starte r and winn er Ed Figueroa, now 2-0, when Wayne Nordhagen hit a twoout double alter Eric Soderho lm singled . Chicago scored its first run on sin£1es by Nordhagen and Ralph Ga rr and an infield out in the third. The Yankees tied the game when lormer White Sox first baseman Jim Spencer homered orr Barrios, IH, in the fourth. Figueroa was warned by homeplate umpire Terry Cooney for supposedly throwing at Ron Blomberg in the seventh inning . Figueroa 's first pitch sailed over Blomberg's head . Earlier, Barrios hit Klutts with a pitch in the third in· ning and knocked down Cll!f Johnson with his first pitch in the lifth. Today's hurlers Phils nip Unlled Press lnlernalloaal (All Times EST) American League Detroit (Rozema 1-1!) at Toronto (Clancy 0-1! ). 1:3() ST. LOUIS (UP!) - Greg p.m. Luzinski doubled home Larry Texas ( Medich 0-1 ) at Bowa !rom fir ;t base in the Boston (Ripley 1}.0), 2 p.m. lOt h inning Saturday to give Milwaukee (Haas 2-1! and LOS ANGELES (UPI J - Jack Ramsay was pleased and Lakers at Seattle. Ills wa s seco nd best, the Philadelphia Phillies a J.2 Replogle 0-1!) at Baltimore The offensive-minded Los with the results. Angeles evened the series outrebounded the Sonics &1-38 victory over the St . llluis (McGregor IH and Briles ~ Angeles Lakers turned in an " I liked the way he moved Friday with a 105-99 vidory led by Jabbar with 18. Cardinals. 1), 2, 2 p.m. impressive delenslve per- today," said Ramsay on the strength of ex · Jabbar also scored 24 Luzinski made a loser out Chicago (Kravec 1-1!) at lormance Friday night following Friday's practice. traordinary team rebountling points, t6 in the second hall. of Pete Vuckovich lor the New York (Tidrow ~I), 2 against the Seattle Super- " He ran noticeably better and the all-around play ol and blocked seven shots second time in less than 24 p.m. SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) Coliseum had filed a $30 sonics to Ioree a third game than yesterday." Kareem Abdui-Jabba r. lour during a six-minute hour s. He lollowed John Seattle ( Pol e 0-2 and AU . S. District Court order million suit against A's owner in their preliminary playo!ls The Blazers will watch with Los Angeles, which finished stretch in the !ina! quarter Denny to the mound alter Honeycutt 1-1!) at Minnesota preventing the Oakland A's Charles 0 . Finley and series, and the defonding great interest Sunday's the season ltlth in the league when the !.akers outscored Denny went the first nine (Erickson 2.0 and Redfern~ from being moved to aoother prospecti've buyer Marvin NBA champion Portland, showdown between the Sonics in rebounding while Seattle the Sonics 16-4 . innings. Tug McG raw-hurled 2), 2, I :3() p.m. Trail Blazers couldn't be the fi nal two innings lor California (Brett 1-1!) at dty without consent ol the Davis of Denver. Oakland Coliseum ComA.. pr~liminary injunction happier . Philadelphia to pick up the Oakland (Johnson 1-1!), 4:30 mission Inc. Friday was had been obtained against the The Blazers play their first , . win . p.m. extended to June l. sale and move of the A's post-season game Tuesday The Ca rdinals had battled Cleveland (Garland (1-1 ) at Judge William Orrick Jr., which was announced by against the winner or the Los ba ck twice to tie the game in Kansas City (Leonard 1-1 ), who Issued the order Dec. 23, Finley and Davis Dec. 14 . Angeles.Seattle series and 1 ' Iiiii U the first six innings before 2:30 p.m. r F.inley has a le,ase with the the added rest gives center Luzinski end~d it. Jim Dwyer National League continued it at a status oonlerence. Coliseum that has 10 years to · Bill Walton additional time to doubled home the lirst St. New York (Koosman 1-1) at "The purpose ol our suit run . recover from the Injuries MONTE CARLO (UP!) - weak serving to break serve American Jimmy Connors in Louis run in the th[rd, Montreal (Griml8ey 1-1!), 2:15 has been served," said Edwin which kept him !rom ap- Raul Ramirez of Mexico 10 times in 16 games in their the final of la st wee k's following Mike Phillips' two- p.m. A. Healey Jr., attorney lor , pearing in the linal games of defeated Ameri can Vltas sernilinal. Rotterdam Tournament. out single. Keith Hernandez Pittsburgh (D. Robinson ().. the Coliseum In c. "I'll MEET MONDAY the regular season . Gerulaiti s, 6-3, 4-6, 7-6, Gerulaltis, from Howard Smid, 21, of Pilsen, has then drilled a solo horner in 0) at Chicago (R. Reuschellrecommend to the Coliseum G~LLIPOLIS The The Denver Nuggets will Saturday and unseeded Beach, N. Y., and seeded No . never been assured or win- the sixth to make it 2..2. 1) , 2:1$ p.m. BoanJ when It meets, within Gallipolis Blue Angels open their quarter-final Czechoslovak Tomas Smid 3, was so erratic that he lost ning so much money in his Mike Schmidt staked Philadelphia (Lerch 1-0) at the next couple of weeks, that Booster Cl ub will meet on series against the Milwaukee downed . Italy's Corrado hi s serve to love when he ca reer . The final Is worth Philadelphia starter Larry St . 11Juis (Forsch 2.0), 2:15 ~ .~amiss the suit. . Monday, April 17, at 7:30 Bucks Tuesday night, while Barazzut\1,,6-3, 6-l, to quahly served lor the match at"S-4 in $30,000 to the winner and Christenson to H and 2_1 p.m.' . . - = I:.,trhl;:nk .; the 1dea o! a~llt JM!l,.,_to complet.L!llru!L[!!L_ihe....l'hlladelphilL 76~rs_ will for today s final _of the __!lle final set. ~ · =~'-$15,000 to the runner-uc;,!P:.;.,·-r.::--leads with-a pair o(_r.un·- Cmclm,t_all, (Seaver 1).0 at IICHedule for the Giants oe-----the Blue Angel a1l·sports play host to the N'ew y 0rl($T75;oolir.!onte Cliflo WOI'Id Ramirez p1te0 .o!' the Raiii'ed - No .111 sco ring sing les. He drove in Houston (Richard'- 1'-"11', "1;3"-:0..-S -tween San Francisco . a~d banquet and to support the Knicks Sunday and San ChampiOn shi p Tennis pressure m the dectstve lie- Czechoslova kia behind Jan Ted Sizemore in the third p.m. , break, which he won 7·2, lor a Kodes, Smld was content to when Philadelphia bunched Atlanta (Boggs()..! ) at ].()s Oakland Ia now over m Blue Angel alhletlc teams for Antonio will be at home lor Tournament . everybody's mind." , the 1978-79 season. The their lirst game with Fifth·seeded Rarniret, who pla ce In the linal for the play steady tennis, letting three hits and then knockoo in Angeles (Rau 1.0), 4 p.m. , Judge Orrick's orlgmal meeting will be ' held in !he Baltimore. beat No. I see~ Guill~rmo second week running on the llarazzutti make all the Bake McBride in the !i!th San Francisco (Blue ().I) at order aaauring the Coliseum Galila Academy High School Walton worked out with the Vilas or . Argentina Fnda,Y: wcr tour. . errors. alter St. llluis failed to turn a San Diego (Owchinko 1).0), 4 final word came a~er the Ubrary Annex . Blazers Frida.y and Coach took advant•ge u! Gcru laat1s The MexiCan lost to double play . p.m. Cards, 3-2 Soni-cs, Lakers in showdown Ram,·...e"", Sm· ,·d !f'!lll·n fin' als t>. w11;J 1' range or tash ton rolon Rt·s15 ts "-.noll tn q , Pil1n y . iunbav iimts- ittttintl Court order is extended Friday GARRolJ8a, ... Soft·SeiVe STORE HOUR S Open 8 JO I · JO MtU Closes at S p.m . $189 lfllilipt/flr HOUSEWARE DEPT. a nd special secret recrpe !! Phone 992.1181 10 IHIIT f' Heck's Reg . To $3 .99 SANDWICH We mak e our own SIOPIIY Joe Siluce fr om Sonny 's Serving Metgs, Ga ll1a and Mason Counties • 5SHIIT IOPAGE ----··. tuyliee SLOPPY JO • Orter ap pl tes Apfll 1 to May 31. 1978 - P-OMEROY LANDMARK - HARDWARE DEPT. HARDWARE DEPT. MAHHIED - Ms. lN i W"ug h, a former C:allca Flnrtda . 1 he bmlt• won • a g(rwn of l1ght beige rmd <:~ REBATE ' DIRECT FROM , , '6.99 St,mln Yoii!IJ: Yvung on Feb. 14 The l'('rtmony wets rend bv th e He\: Aud1e A. ~'ii lson m th£' C11apcl of 01\·tnc l.ight .al Mwm 1: ~r ~ QPI;J>'ro PfJl Nashr•' "lace 1~l r. und ,\Irs '3.95 player. " Niekro's view on ballplayers going all out on offense and defense 1s not limited to pitchers. · "It burns me up when I see a player who seems to feel that his only responsibility is up there at the plate., who g~v~s you th e impression while he 's in the field that he's only wa1hng for his next time at bat. The good ballplayer never lets up." Despite his advanced age, as athletes go, Phil Niekro sees no reason why he can't keep on pitching winning baseball lor some vears to come.. "The knuckleball doesn't put tile strain on your arm that a cu rve ball or last ball does, " he said. " Look at Hoyt Wilhelm . He was sti ll pitching in the Majors when he was almost 50 . I 'rn not saying I'll last that long, but I !eel pretty good ri~t now . I've kept myself in shape and I'm sttll controllmg my knuckleball. " As long as I do my job, what differ~nce does my age Rodgers ~avored to win Boston Marathon WEAREVER candy mints . 1 l,'il/ - --11-- - - -· I I �' "_.... B-8- Thtt Sumlav Tlllll'~")t• f Jt mt·l, Sw1da \ , Apnllli, 1978 C-l ~'fl!eSuntlay Tnne..Senlinel Su nday AP.I'illo 1978 \'11..[· · · · · . · .... .. ' Atlanta Braves' Phil Niekro observes 39th birthday ::::::: •. ATLANTA (UP!) - The "old man" has a locker in the far The pitching section ol the Braves' record book has a "I co uldn 't figure out what had happened,'' recalled Niekro. corner of the rOQrn and he dresses quietly, seemingly oblivious bundle of Phil Niekro entries. He came into 1978, his 15th Major "When the throw beat ·me to first I thought I had hit into a or the magpie,like chatter of his much younger teammates. . League season, with 178 victories - one less than Lew double play but driven in a run . When I saw the Padres all · Phil Niekro; mainstay for more than a decade ol an often Burdette who retired following the 1963 season - the year headed lor their dugout, I had to ask what was going on ." maligned AUanta Braves pitching stall, is 39 years old. The belore Nlekro joined the club. Niekro used to put in a lot or extra time in the bat ti ng cage other Braves pitchers range in age !rom 22to Tl . Niekro won 23 games in 1969 - the only time the Braves and still works seriously on his hitting . . "!don 't judge a man by his age and I hope others aren't have won a division title during their 13 years in Atlanta - and "I've never had much patience with pitchers who seem to JUdglllg me that way," said the veteran knuckleballer. "As far 20 in 1974,leading Atlanta in wins in six of the past nine season. think that their only responsibility is to gel the other team as I am concerned, all tllat counts is whether or not he can do His no-hitter against San Diego in 1973 is the only one thrown out," said Niero. "Why shouldn 't a pitcher try tube part of his the job." · · by a Brave in 17 years and his 262 strikeouts last season were team'soffense' Why shouldhefeelthat it is all right to leave a the most by a Brave since way back in 1889 when a pitcher blank spot in the batting order 7 Niekro, only two victories away from becoming the "My hitting has helped me win some games. Almost as Braves• winningest right-hander since the turn of the century, named John Clarkson struck out 284 while compiling a 49-19 record that's right, 49-19. important, being able to swing a bat has kept me in the lineup works this year for a man two years his junior, new Braves Niekro also earned a dubious distinction Tuesady night by in close game s where a non-hitting pitcher would hav e been manager Bobby Cox had applied'for tile manager's job himself hitting into the second triple play ever pulled off at Atlanta yanked ." when Braves owner Ted Turner ran off David Bristol. That 's one of the reasons why Niekro is pleased that' the . "I would have liked to have seen what 1 could ha ve done," Stadium. Niekro, considered a pretty good hitter as pitchers go, National League has not adooted the "designated hittec" rule . he said . "But, I'm not ready to quit pitching and I don't know "I'd be opposed to the 'designated hitter ' if I couldn't hit a whetller a player:manager would hav~ worked out this year. went up to bat in the secon d inning with no outs and the bases We have so many young players that managing them looks like loaded and grounded to San Diego third baseman Bill Almon, lick, " he saitl. '· It changes ti1e strategy of a ball game and, who tagged the runner coming into third before firing the ball personally, I !eel it makes a pitcher only hall a baseball a lull time job." to second. · l t I 1928 Wekome Wagon club activities l I I i 7:30p.m. "Residential Landscapmg.·: April 20 ~ Evemng bridge RSVP. Lois Ph legar's 245.,';641 7:3() p.m. Apr il 20 - Ca ke dc>coratin~ at Kandy Nuce's, I p.m. RSVP. ~7324 . :\o Children . ApnJ 19 - Exemse c;roup, Julie Ormsby RSVP, 44&.2070. April 22 - Gourmet chfiner , Carolyn Pu rcell 's. RSVP , 7 p.m. 446-3077 April27 - Cakrdecora t10n. Kandy Nuce's, RSVP H&-7324. No children. April 28 - Co uple's bowlmg 9 p.m. RSVP. Karen Moffitt 24!N359. May I - Board members m!'l'ung . 7:30 p.m. lllis Phelgar 's. May 2 - C'.<masta Fran Shaw's 7:30p.m. RSVP 44&.7593. May 3 ~ Bn ~e. Teresa Bthi's, UO a. n1. RSVP 44&.1937. JIGOOD Science fair -tREASONS to see your good neighbor agent announced t\DD!SON - tl ddaville El ementary School will hold 7001 CEI.EB]{ATED - Mr. m1d Mr,. Hac·olcl E ll vsell. fu nn~ r Cundur Sl. l'l'l:lidents 111 Puml.'l'll\' . uiJst.'!'\'ed ·lht•Jr 40th wedding amnvcrse~ r~· un M~rTh 15 ·at tht.•tr humc m HECK'S REG. Westfield, Ashlc•y, Ol11o. Mr. and Mrs. Hvsc·ll an· tilt· Jl<!l't•nts uf seven d lllclrc•JI, Haroltl :n1d Etiu· l MHe wit h '12.96 whom they makl' their hunw ; Bari)(J!'~l Wvatt. Cr-J rdingtun: l.ydUt Clt·la ncl , Juh11 ll~·seli, Pat Sl11lt. :ill of ;\ shley , ami Chu rlt•:> nf l lclllle!-illu rg, Md . Tilt•\ 11;-n·t.· 19 grandchild ren and unt· ~~ real -g randc! Hi d . Du rm.g the day lllllllt.'I'UUS frit:nds and n•lati\'t.'S r cdll'ihll tht.•ir hulllt.' witir flowl'n~ <im.l gift s . Tllrrt· \\'l' t'l' also st"n.•ral tdcpllvne ra lb vf cuugrctlulatlotl:). Tlwt t'l't•mng r~t ti p.111. <-~ drtmer wa ~ .St'l'\'t•d fvr Mr. >J ill! Mrs. Hyst•ll wllh thl'l!' d11 ldrc n and ,..:randdiil drt.:n pn.·st.'llt. Clwr les und li t :-~ f;1n11lr uf MHryland Wl'l't' lltt' unly Ulll'S IIJI :)S IIl j.! ri·om tilt' f; ;tnil\ group cmd they klefJlwnt>tl dunr1g the da\ . Thl' <lllltl\'1'1:· :-.f tl'y ra kt• was tllrt.'t' llt.·n:tl . It \~;t.'- IJ;c~kt•d 1;, ~·lr . ;r nd ~1r:-.. Hysell's daughtl'r:-:. Pat CJ nd l·: thel Mal·. CJJI.d dt•corttl t•d Uv <J !lit'( 't'. Bt'lty .!t•ctn Sp;rrk s <tlld Iter gnu tdd;urghtt•r, {'tni.ly·. COOKIE SHOOTER Fill pasto , stu ff tomatoes, deviled eggs and more. Excell ent fo r garnishing desserts, meats or making JEWELRY DEPT. tts armuat Seit!n c~ Fair un Tuesda) . April 18. in the school ~y mn asium . Projects from grades I, 2 and 3 will be placed in the Primar~' The Intermediate Di\'ision wi ll br CAR •HOME LIFE • HEALTH 1\1 ike Swiger 992 -7155 149 S. Third St . Middleport, 0 . I ,~.;,. 11 yond S1ut1• Farm l l Arl 2649 for inlormation. GOLF CLUBS .. ood hl!'od ~ o re btHh by lomoi\Oitl\g lt1e IO ~tgh hor d end grom1 o f nl()ph! to worrllt1e club !ot e or 1ol• cl hot! judge $3588 $ET HMk's Re<; . $47 .88 Set the projec'ts on Tuesday aflt.'rnoon w1th thr projeets rern<untng on display for the ftwTF . STATE FAJlJI INSUIINIICE COJICPANIU Ol'fk ••: B&Go•la ..oa. o\11\•ol• Ho•• p 786 PROFESSIONAL GOLF BALLS SlT Of I IRONS PTO mertln g. $6588 SET Hed '~ Reg HECK'S REG. '2.66 !87 .88 Se t ... SPORTS DEPT. ~ • • • I SPORTS DEPT. STAR-BRITE CAR POLISH r /--~. I I 1978 WAHAMA WHITE FALCON GOLF TEAM - Left to right, Coach AI Poling, Tim Kelly , Jell Arnold. Chuck Stanley , Greg Stodola, Gary Richards, Ty Roush and Coach Phil Goodnlte. Absent is Mike Winnings. SIM. TO ILL. IRONS J ill& MEET MONDAY EAST MEIG S - The Eastern Local Band Boosters will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the hi gh school band room to fina lize plans for the• annual banquet and to discuss next year's budget. F~R $}99 1·3-4 WOODS nbbons ).!oing to second and lhini pla ce winm•rs. Pcrsunnel from Riu Grande will GOLF BALLS "TOM WEISKOPF" PIRIOIIAL 1'er,...cwood 1 composed of projects !rom grades. t 5 and 6. Troph1es will be presented to first plu ce winners with · Co ll ege llt'tg hiJo r. Ill DIVISion . LEE TREVINO May 3- Exercise Grour JuliP Ormsby RSV P Hli-2070. Welcome Wagon is opPn \ (1 any mteresh•d party In tlw area . C~Jll Joy Atwood at 441i-R5~1~1 nr .\ 11<.t'\ ,\•m J ;unl"•ln c1 t H~- •13'' HECK'SREG. s17 .99 I O"x 17" HIBACHI 1r,, h•I•·J: '".., ,II bHng r "'-' ,..,.11 u• •hov ri wJ'" on'il J <" loQ I•h 'II.,, "iii b r l!&• •t•mo , ... ~~ ' f,. J· r •e 1 ~~~ u•omo ol '' ll hny c;vrr o dH,rroo' !.r • 3 $ 66 rn•·•'''"~r(P '~' • I 11>1" P>(ll>( H'U\t W .. 11 )0Uf 16 oz. •2•o ,:Cr•·;nob<u,. 'I~·· HECK'S REG. HECK'S REG. MOTHER'SDAY EVER WITH OUR BEST DISHWASHER! SZO ' -~ r rl sr :. 'I ,S',,f[J,· CASH Lf-.1> 0 u~;'' ·Clear . . • u; guests along w1th pmk ch:mtpa gne . The new Mrs. "t oung IS manager_of CnrCI I Arms Apartmen l'i, ;md Mr . Young IS employed tn tOIIStrueti on work 'l11e1 a re at humt:' to t~ e1r ~nend s at Coral Arms Ap;utme nt.~. :1522 N. F. !66th St .. ~ orth M1am1 Beach. Florida p. .\f r I 't I'' r~j( V Crystal J·•· HC:ll 11. ~szom~T£· · -sPECIAL April IS -21' DIRECT FROM FACTORY!. :r 1 Dolu ' 0 1o r.ycl~ ron(:"JbiP ~0tNn<:.he r Htsh, ::<'J'",hr·r CC"'Jfl~ls : o a It o :thr·n rP~r.l '] -Pov,nrSC'utJ· r'r:.,r- t 1 ' [nrrcr1 SMcr Dry c ycle \Vcjr~ MINI PADS weddm g ea ke dccfJratecl m while and red rost's was served ( ,' 48 COUNT STAYFREE PHOTO ALBUMS r1W•"" 'liSprn~,flr 1/ ~bJ Mr Stonlev . were IJtll Shelfler Mid Marcia II•las. ,\ receptiOn was held 1n lhm honor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill l.olas. A · I ( Cvt:l" IJtlll l •Si1ni-I"JClr· tn Jrlarnllj.!t' l (l cor sage of r ed ruses and C<~rnat.wn s. T hei r attendants FACTORY' jd • ' County res 1drm , w~:~ s umted surl.-F::c top I/ .-j;•J HI)ElH77 Harry 0 ' Dairy Loves Pe psi Cola $259 ·". '~ 20PAGI Heck 's Reg . S2 .79 Box WiDGUh French Fries 100% KNITTING We Now Feature 3 Flavors of For CONES 'i dairy :sle ~ Locust & 4th. st.; Middleport. o. 997·5248 ORLON·" ACRYLIC YARN ~un'p'ml 01 pull a. ma llifl9 New .a oly , 4 s.~o;e 1 n no r i'WinCI>ng Mfl thlnc • w11 sn & dry Moth p~o o t S11r1nk re-. 1s tant . 68~ SKEIN ."·~~·.~·· $59 9 Heck' • Reg. --$1 ,19- Skoin - - - - - - make?'' SPORTS Boston ·triumphs BOSTON (UPI ) - Butch gaining his second win. Bub double. Dwight Evans then Hobson, Jim Rice and Bernie Stanley an d rookie Jim reached on an error and both Carbo each hit homers while Wright pitched an inning Carbo and Evans carne home combining f~r nine hits and 10 each of shutout relief as on Hobson's dri ve into the net runs·batted-in Saturday tn a Boston won its third Sf raight. in left lield. Carbo's fourth - inning lH romp by the Boston Red Rice, the American Leag ue homer gave Boston a 7-l lead Sox over the Texas Rangers . home run champion last but Texas responded with two Hobson had three hit s. season , staked Boston to a 2-1! including a three-run homer, lead in the opening inning runs in th-e filth on Kurt and drove in lour runs ; Carbo with his third home run or the Beavcqua 's home run and had a solo horner and two year alter Jerry Remy led o!! Mike Hargrove's sacrilice doubles in driving home four with a single against loser fl y. AI Oliver _added a sixthruns; and Rice had three hits, Dock Ellis 1J.l ) . Boston inning homer lor the highlighted by a two- run added lour more runs in the Hangers, who closed to 6-1, second when George Scott ,but Boston finished its l7·hit homer . Bill Lee scattered eight hits walked and scored on Carbo 's 'attack with lour more runs in \the seventh inning. over the seven innings in Orioles blank Brewers BALTIMORE (UP! ) - Jim ' Palmer, making his first start ol the season, fired a two-hit shutout Saturday in pitching the Baltimore Orioles to a 7-1! victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. It was the second straight win over Milwaukee lor the Orioles who were 0-:i prior to Friday. Palmer, who had remained in Florida while the Orioles were starting the season, hud a no-hitter through 5 1·3 innings until Andy Etchebarren singled to center. Larry Hisle had the only other hit oil Palmer, an inlield roller in the seventh. Palmer struck out seven in gaining his lirst victory or the year . It wa s his 46th career shutout. The Orioles took a 2-1! lead in the second on a single by Lee May, Doug Decinces' double, a balk by Milwaukee starter Jerry Augustine and Rick Dempsey's sacrifice fly . The Orioles blew the game open in the lilth with live runs, highlighted by Eddie Murray's two-run double and Rich Dauer 's two-run single off reliever Mike Caldwell. Augustine, 2-1, was racked lor nine hits in his 4 1·3 In· nings and also balked home two runs. Four Yanks draw fines NEW YORK (UP! ) - Four members ol the New York Yankees, in cluding te am captain Thurman Munson , have been lined for missing a welcome home luncheon on riday and two of them , .ncluding Munson and Gralg Nettles. were held out ol the starting lineup lor Saturday's game against the Chicago White Sox . Munson, Nettles. center lielder Mickey Rivers and reliel pitcher Sparky Lyle were ali lined lor !ailing to appear without lirst getting permission from manager Billy Martin. Rivers was in Saturday's starting lineup . At lea st· three other Yankees also m1ssed the lun cheon, inc lud ing Jim Spencer and Roy White, but 'both played in Saturday's game since Martin told Yankee owner George Steinbrenner tha t he had given them permission to miss the al!air . The amount or the lines was not · disclosed by club ollicials, who refused to comment on the incident. BOSTON iUPli - Whil e most experts are pick ing Bill Rodgers to win the 82nd Boston Marathon, the recordholder himsel f says he !ears lesser known Jell Wells. Rodger s. wh o set the Boston mark Of 2:()') :55 on a mi ld 'day in 1975, sa id Saturday , " II I had tu pick one runner. it might be Jeff ' Wells. He has run very well rece ntly." Wells, a 23-year-old graduate of Rice Univer sity and now a seminarian, re cently won the Oregon Tra ck Club Marath on 1n 2:13:15. He is making his first start in Boston . "In ideal weather, I think my record can be broken," said Rodgers. ".Wells, Don Kardong, Frank Sh orter , Randy Thoma s and I are all capable of breaking the record . It depends on the weather." A fieltl of 4,700 runners, including 250 women , will start the 26-mile, 380·yard race to Boston at noon rEST ) Monday under an expected 55-degree temperature and cloudy skie s. The National Weather Service is predicting breezes from the east that will blow into the r unn ers ' la ces ·~ro ul\h much ol the race. " If there is a headwind , then 1 suppose some of the runners will try dral ting behind other runnerr,.to stay out of the wind," said Rodgers. "By drafting , you can really save some energy and cut down on your time ." Rodgers, 30, adtled he is free of the leg injuries that were a partial cause lor him dropping OU I last year after 18 miles. But the former school teacher, who now owns a running shop along the marathon cou rse, said he was in better condition in 1975 when he set the mark ol 2:09 :55. . " I don't feel that I have done as mu ch speed work as I did in '75 ," said Rodgers, who ha s averaged running 140 miles a week lor the past 10 weeks. "I'm not saying I can't win, but I feel I was in better shape two years ago." Frank Shorter, Rodgers' running nemesis, also is at less than 100 percent for the race . He is recuperating from a hamstring pull sul!ered last fall . " I would say he 's at 90 percent - judging by the times he has logged in recent races." said Rodgers. Shorter , gold medalist in 1972 at Munich and silver medal winner in 1976 at Montreal, will try to become the first olympic champion to win the Boston Athletic Association Race. . Tigers stop Blue Jays, 6-3 TORONTO t UP! i - Ron Leflore's leadoff homer in the seventh inning snapped a 3-3 tie·and Aurelio Rodriguez had a two-run shot Saturday in powering the Detroit Tigers to a 6-3 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays. Jack Billingham went seven innings, scattered eight hits and surrendered all three Toront o runs to notch his second victory in as 1nany starts. Steve Foucault hurled two innings of shutout relief to collect his second save. Reliever Mike Willis started the seventh and was tagged with the loss. Billingham and Blue Jay s' starter Tom Underwood were locked 111 a scoreless duel in the lifth wh en the Tigers pu shed across an unearned run. Lenore, who had three Spurs take on Bullets today· SAN ANTONIO, Texas !UP! I - The San Anlonio Spurs, who pulled oil a large surprise by 'se iz ing th e division lead at midseaso n and staying there, enter the Pl.AN TOURNAMENT PORTSMOUTH - The B &, B softball team or Portsmouth will hold a slo pitch tournament in Portsmouth during the weekend of April 29 and 3() with a ba ck up date of May 6 nnd 7. It is a double POSTPONED elmunat10n tournament and OAKLAND (UP! ) Ohio Am ateur Soltball Sat urday 's game between the Association sanction. Entry Ca lifornia Angels and lee is 1.\0. Drawing will be Oakland A's was postponed held Sunday , April 23, at because ol rain . A make-up Labold Fiel d at 2 p.m. for date will be announced later, lurther inlormal10n call Bob an A's spokesman said . The Ratlill at 353-4250 or 353-0080, two teams will play a single or Frank Lilt era I at 354-214 t. game Sunday. Nati onal Basketball Association Play urrs today against the Wa shin gto n Bullets. The Bullets survived their Min i~eries encounter ·with the Hawks, finishing off Atlanta in two games. A capacity crowd of more than 9.000 is expected at the Hemis!air Arena. which is in the process of bein g remodeled. The Spurs have not played in " we ek, havin g won a bye for the lirst round as a result of their divis ion tit le. but coach Doug Moe has been satisfied with hi s team 's work outs during the past week . " Alter a lay o!l, though. you are not always as sharp as you would like to be ... said Moe . hit s and scored three runs in the game, singled alte r secon d baseman Dave McKay bobbled his foul ball. Lenore.took second on Steve Dillard's flyout and scored on Rusty Staub's single. Center fielder Rick Bosetti got Underwood out of further trouble when he made a diving catch on a line drive by Jason Thompson and turned it into an inning-end in g double play . ~ New York nips Cliicfigo; 3-2 NE W YORK (UPIJ Mi ckey Rivers st roked . an in si de-the -pa rk two run homer in the eighth inning to carry the New York Yankees to a 3·2 vic1ory over the Chicago White Sox Saturday. Rivers hi t his gamewinning homer ove r center fielder Chet Lemon's head after Mickey Klutt s led oil the eighth with a double orr loser Francisco Barrios . Chicago took a 2-l lead in the seventh against Yimk ee starte r and winn er Ed Figueroa, now 2-0, when Wayne Nordhagen hit a twoout double alter Eric Soderho lm singled . Chicago scored its first run on sin£1es by Nordhagen and Ralph Ga rr and an infield out in the third. The Yankees tied the game when lormer White Sox first baseman Jim Spencer homered orr Barrios, IH, in the fourth. Figueroa was warned by homeplate umpire Terry Cooney for supposedly throwing at Ron Blomberg in the seventh inning . Figueroa 's first pitch sailed over Blomberg's head . Earlier, Barrios hit Klutts with a pitch in the third in· ning and knocked down Cll!f Johnson with his first pitch in the lifth. Today's hurlers Phils nip Unlled Press lnlernalloaal (All Times EST) American League Detroit (Rozema 1-1!) at Toronto (Clancy 0-1! ). 1:3() ST. LOUIS (UP!) - Greg p.m. Luzinski doubled home Larry Texas ( Medich 0-1 ) at Bowa !rom fir ;t base in the Boston (Ripley 1}.0), 2 p.m. lOt h inning Saturday to give Milwaukee (Haas 2-1! and LOS ANGELES (UPI J - Jack Ramsay was pleased and Lakers at Seattle. Ills wa s seco nd best, the Philadelphia Phillies a J.2 Replogle 0-1!) at Baltimore The offensive-minded Los with the results. Angeles evened the series outrebounded the Sonics &1-38 victory over the St . llluis (McGregor IH and Briles ~ Angeles Lakers turned in an " I liked the way he moved Friday with a 105-99 vidory led by Jabbar with 18. Cardinals. 1), 2, 2 p.m. impressive delenslve per- today," said Ramsay on the strength of ex · Jabbar also scored 24 Luzinski made a loser out Chicago (Kravec 1-1!) at lormance Friday night following Friday's practice. traordinary team rebountling points, t6 in the second hall. of Pete Vuckovich lor the New York (Tidrow ~I), 2 against the Seattle Super- " He ran noticeably better and the all-around play ol and blocked seven shots second time in less than 24 p.m. SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) Coliseum had filed a $30 sonics to Ioree a third game than yesterday." Kareem Abdui-Jabba r. lour during a six-minute hour s. He lollowed John Seattle ( Pol e 0-2 and AU . S. District Court order million suit against A's owner in their preliminary playo!ls The Blazers will watch with Los Angeles, which finished stretch in the !ina! quarter Denny to the mound alter Honeycutt 1-1!) at Minnesota preventing the Oakland A's Charles 0 . Finley and series, and the defonding great interest Sunday's the season ltlth in the league when the !.akers outscored Denny went the first nine (Erickson 2.0 and Redfern~ from being moved to aoother prospecti've buyer Marvin NBA champion Portland, showdown between the Sonics in rebounding while Seattle the Sonics 16-4 . innings. Tug McG raw-hurled 2), 2, I :3() p.m. Trail Blazers couldn't be the fi nal two innings lor California (Brett 1-1!) at dty without consent ol the Davis of Denver. Oakland Coliseum ComA.. pr~liminary injunction happier . Philadelphia to pick up the Oakland (Johnson 1-1!), 4:30 mission Inc. Friday was had been obtained against the The Blazers play their first , . win . p.m. extended to June l. sale and move of the A's post-season game Tuesday The Ca rdinals had battled Cleveland (Garland (1-1 ) at Judge William Orrick Jr., which was announced by against the winner or the Los ba ck twice to tie the game in Kansas City (Leonard 1-1 ), who Issued the order Dec. 23, Finley and Davis Dec. 14 . Angeles.Seattle series and 1 ' Iiiii U the first six innings before 2:30 p.m. r F.inley has a le,ase with the the added rest gives center Luzinski end~d it. Jim Dwyer National League continued it at a status oonlerence. Coliseum that has 10 years to · Bill Walton additional time to doubled home the lirst St. New York (Koosman 1-1) at "The purpose ol our suit run . recover from the Injuries MONTE CARLO (UP!) - weak serving to break serve American Jimmy Connors in Louis run in the th[rd, Montreal (Griml8ey 1-1!), 2:15 has been served," said Edwin which kept him !rom ap- Raul Ramirez of Mexico 10 times in 16 games in their the final of la st wee k's following Mike Phillips' two- p.m. A. Healey Jr., attorney lor , pearing in the linal games of defeated Ameri can Vltas sernilinal. Rotterdam Tournament. out single. Keith Hernandez Pittsburgh (D. Robinson ().. the Coliseum In c. "I'll MEET MONDAY the regular season . Gerulaiti s, 6-3, 4-6, 7-6, Gerulaltis, from Howard Smid, 21, of Pilsen, has then drilled a solo horner in 0) at Chicago (R. Reuschellrecommend to the Coliseum G~LLIPOLIS The The Denver Nuggets will Saturday and unseeded Beach, N. Y., and seeded No . never been assured or win- the sixth to make it 2..2. 1) , 2:1$ p.m. BoanJ when It meets, within Gallipolis Blue Angels open their quarter-final Czechoslovak Tomas Smid 3, was so erratic that he lost ning so much money in his Mike Schmidt staked Philadelphia (Lerch 1-0) at the next couple of weeks, that Booster Cl ub will meet on series against the Milwaukee downed . Italy's Corrado hi s serve to love when he ca reer . The final Is worth Philadelphia starter Larry St . 11Juis (Forsch 2.0), 2:15 ~ .~amiss the suit. . Monday, April 17, at 7:30 Bucks Tuesday night, while Barazzut\1,,6-3, 6-l, to quahly served lor the match at"S-4 in $30,000 to the winner and Christenson to H and 2_1 p.m.' . . - = I:.,trhl;:nk .; the 1dea o! a~llt JM!l,.,_to complet.L!llru!L[!!L_ihe....l'hlladelphilL 76~rs_ will for today s final _of the __!lle final set. ~ · =~'-$15,000 to the runner-uc;,!P:.;.,·-r.::--leads with-a pair o(_r.un·- Cmclm,t_all, (Seaver 1).0 at IICHedule for the Giants oe-----the Blue Angel a1l·sports play host to the N'ew y 0rl($T75;oolir.!onte Cliflo WOI'Id Ramirez p1te0 .o!' the Raiii'ed - No .111 sco ring sing les. He drove in Houston (Richard'- 1'-"11', "1;3"-:0..-S -tween San Francisco . a~d banquet and to support the Knicks Sunday and San ChampiOn shi p Tennis pressure m the dectstve lie- Czechoslova kia behind Jan Ted Sizemore in the third p.m. , break, which he won 7·2, lor a Kodes, Smld was content to when Philadelphia bunched Atlanta (Boggs()..! ) at ].()s Oakland Ia now over m Blue Angel alhletlc teams for Antonio will be at home lor Tournament . everybody's mind." , the 1978-79 season. The their lirst game with Fifth·seeded Rarniret, who pla ce In the linal for the play steady tennis, letting three hits and then knockoo in Angeles (Rau 1.0), 4 p.m. , Judge Orrick's orlgmal meeting will be ' held in !he Baltimore. beat No. I see~ Guill~rmo second week running on the llarazzutti make all the Bake McBride in the !i!th San Francisco (Blue ().I) at order aaauring the Coliseum Galila Academy High School Walton worked out with the Vilas or . Argentina Fnda,Y: wcr tour. . errors. alter St. llluis failed to turn a San Diego (Owchinko 1).0), 4 final word came a~er the Ubrary Annex . Blazers Frida.y and Coach took advant•ge u! Gcru laat1s The MexiCan lost to double play . p.m. Cards, 3-2 Soni-cs, Lakers in showdown Ram,·...e"", Sm· ,·d !f'!lll·n fin' als t>. w11;J 1' range or tash ton rolon Rt·s15 ts "-.noll tn q , Pil1n y . iunbav iimts- ittttintl Court order is extended Friday GARRolJ8a, ... Soft·SeiVe STORE HOUR S Open 8 JO I · JO MtU Closes at S p.m . $189 lfllilipt/flr HOUSEWARE DEPT. a nd special secret recrpe !! Phone 992.1181 10 IHIIT f' Heck's Reg . To $3 .99 SANDWICH We mak e our own SIOPIIY Joe Siluce fr om Sonny 's Serving Metgs, Ga ll1a and Mason Counties • 5SHIIT IOPAGE ----··. tuyliee SLOPPY JO • Orter ap pl tes Apfll 1 to May 31. 1978 - P-OMEROY LANDMARK - HARDWARE DEPT. HARDWARE DEPT. MAHHIED - Ms. lN i W"ug h, a former C:allca Flnrtda . 1 he bmlt• won • a g(rwn of l1ght beige rmd <:~ REBATE ' DIRECT FROM , , '6.99 St,mln Yoii!IJ: Yvung on Feb. 14 The l'('rtmony wets rend bv th e He\: Aud1e A. ~'ii lson m th£' C11apcl of 01\·tnc l.ight .al Mwm 1: ~r ~ QPI;J>'ro PfJl Nashr•' "lace 1~l r. und ,\Irs '3.95 player. " Niekro's view on ballplayers going all out on offense and defense 1s not limited to pitchers. · "It burns me up when I see a player who seems to feel that his only responsibility is up there at the plate., who g~v~s you th e impression while he 's in the field that he's only wa1hng for his next time at bat. The good ballplayer never lets up." Despite his advanced age, as athletes go, Phil Niekro sees no reason why he can't keep on pitching winning baseball lor some vears to come.. "The knuckleball doesn't put tile strain on your arm that a cu rve ball or last ball does, " he said. " Look at Hoyt Wilhelm . He was sti ll pitching in the Majors when he was almost 50 . I 'rn not saying I'll last that long, but I !eel pretty good ri~t now . I've kept myself in shape and I'm sttll controllmg my knuckleball. " As long as I do my job, what differ~nce does my age Rodgers ~avored to win Boston Marathon WEAREVER candy mints . 1 l,'il/ - --11-- - - -· I I �.' ' 1 '-~ - T he Sunda y Tll!ll's-Senllllel; Sunday, Eas t ern wins 'co-ed' track and field meet Apnl 16. 1978 · C-:l~The Sund"y Tnnes-~cntinc l, Sunday, April W, 1978 IRONTON ~ Bob Ciav blanked visiting Gallipoli s 9-iJ on fi ve hlls here Friday evening. The victory left Coach Mike Burcha m' s Fighting Tigers wit h a 9-4 season recvrd. Iront on upped its mark to 3-2 InSide the So utheastern Ohio League . Ciallipolis dropped to 2-1·1 overall a nd H in conference pia:·. Sophomore Tony Weiher. in his second \·arsi ty start . held the Ti gers to one unearned run unt il lhe fi ft h frame. Weiher wa s relieved bv Ken Brown in the fi fth. · Weiher wal ked three Tigers a nd gave up onl y thr ee earn ed ru ns. Ironton collected six saf eties off the young Blu e Devil hurler . Here s what makes the •F.M l-, _j' Condensing Coil Are ' ''~ ,, 11 J '> .J <> ! -:o. ''lJ' ··a•. "'~" '" h (' ,l ' n 1 ,.,_ '':I • ._.d l _f' '"<l' r rp,. ,.., r,·,~~ ·· ·Is ~110 ., rq "0'" " R !> ~u I r 'O ~t' <"'tee' O>t'' ·~1:' ·o, o ,. e , 'd "~L>t•o> Jo ,t r.·J t•n o> •:JI Ofi~IJm(li:O<' fl J•fla•r o [)P r ~ l Discu s - Forem a n (5), nr CAU .446-4066 FREE SURVEY/ESTIMATE GALliA REFRIGERATION co. Ill Third AR Gallipolis THE 520 High Jump - Patterson ($). Brow ning ( El. Ch evalier (EJ, Myers ( E) . 5'6". Track 120 Yard high hurdles Ge ige r I KCI . Circle lSI. Myers IE!. Taylor (SJ . 16.3 100 yard dash - Geiger I KC J. Thoren lSI. Parker l EI , Malthews l EI. 11.0. Mile run - Brown (E ), Wh de IE 1. Cole IEL Col vin (KC I 5:46.7. 880 yard relay ~ Eastern. Southern . 1:45. 440 yard dash - ~ Lyons (5 ), Puller ( E I, Brown M i le relay - Eastern . Southern . 4: 14.6. Meet Results (Girls) Field Shot Put - Harrison ( KCJ. Weber l EI. W1ndon IEL Brooks IEI. 29. 5. Di scus ~ Batey 1E I. Brooks IE L Thompson ( KC I. Harr ison ( KC L 98-5" . Long jump - Blak e (EJ. Strout IKCI. McC lure (EJ, Windon ( E1 \4' . High jump - Matthews IE!. Batey (EJ. Boso 151 . Dr ehel (MI. 4' 4". Tra ck 110 yard hurd les ~ Stroud IKC I, Blake (E). Carr IEL Dursl (EJ. 17.1. 880 yard medley relay Ea ster n 1:09 . 100 yard da sh - Stroud (KC J, Drehel IMI. Wal lace (MI. Tr ussell (MI. 12 .0. Mile run - Th ompson IKCJ . Matlhews t EL Sm ilh ISL Jeffers IMJ. 6 21.8 . . 880 yard relay - Eastern . Sou the rn , Me igs. 1 10.5. 440 yard da sh - Young IEI. Harr ison I KC J. Carr l EI. Rice 151. 1:14.7. 440 yard relay - Meigs, Eas ter n, Sou thern . 57.9. 880 yard ru n - Thompson I KC) , Cook (MI. Prov ince I EL Davi s 151 . 3:00.5. 220 yard dash ~ Stroud I KCI . McC lure I EJ. Mil ler !MI. Wallace IMJ. 27 .0. r. , :~ 1978 WAHAMA WHlTE FALCON BASEBALL TEAM - The Bend Area diamond men opened its season a couple of weeks ago and currently have an 8-2 record. Pictured ln the first row, left to right, are Raymond Kimes; scorekeeper Debbie MacKnight, Beth Weaver and Jill Taylor; and Jeff Van M~tre. Second row ; Rod Van Fossen, Fred Smith, Dale King, Kreig Sayre, Rick Buzzard, Don Roush and Jeff Collier. Third row , Jack Smith, Mark Smith, Tim Lit chfield. Larry Hesson and Kurt Sayre. Fourth row, Buddy Rose, Vince Weaver, Phil Hobbs, Kelvin Honaker, Don Russell and Coach Gordon Spencer. Northfield results NORT HFIELD, Oh io rUP l) ~ Friendly Bob upped his current win streak to five Friday ni ght with a victory in Leburum results LEBANON, Ohio IUPI ) ~ Leszek Niemczycki guided Hazor Blade to victory in the featur ed ni nth race at Leban on Ra cewa y Frida y mght. The winner covered the mile in,. 2:011 and returned $27.60, $15.20 and $6.20. Toni's Tiger fmi shed second and paid 111. 60 and $6.60 while Ms . Tizw iz sho"·ed and kicked back $8 . The 6-8 ni ghtl y doubl e combination of Jindian and Sweet Cuffe e was worth $31.40. A crowd of $2,2lltl wagered 12.12,762. the featured $5,500 Open Trot at Northfield Park. The winner , driven by Dale McConnell, covered the mile in2:07 1-5inracing to a threequarter length victory over favored Eastern Vo lo. The win returned 122.80, $6 and 14. Miss Robtown finished third. Don L<>renzo won the lOth ra ce to kick off a big triple combination of 8-2·7 that was worth $3,245.40. Queen Byrd an d Miln er Ask nie about Life Insurance tor'IOdays Families A crowd of 3,90g wagered $lli5) !15 Friday of pr o per sonn el Football De trotl S1 gned D ic k Eva ns Cle vel and Baseball Pu t p1lcher Pat as d ~ r ecto r of pro sco ut ing San Fra nc•sco - Tra ded t•ght Dobson on wa 1ver s to Q1ve him end To m Mitchell to the h 1S. uncond d 1ona l r elea se Add beauty to your home or busi ness this spring. Plan Now . KOTALIC LAJIIDSCAPING Contractor Ph . ~46 - 3100 Honda Hawk I I • '"" ~ . . •.. ' .' .1 • .,, "'. . ,, . ... i ~. ' . .. .. . 24 State Street .A... ~ Stale F ~r m L1te ,.,,. .... (., P 782 31 rat.e~ and di ~l·o u nt s . Good Driver. GOOD ·sELECTIQrt Of RECONOHIO NED MD!ORCYt m __:___j PHONE IIW IO ur mi il iun ca rs are nO \\i in "good hanrb." Ca ll or come in . NOW AVAILABLE TH ROUGH THE McGINNESS-STANLEY AGENCY:INC . 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April 11- 0elro il J, Atlanta '2 Sprague sets MU school mark O'DEll '---:-----;-:.....-.....-'-----:-~·----- ....l--------~·:.·:,:·j"· '_;v~- -~~x;,~: ·~·~·~~~~poli~, _ announced . Dobson was recently examined by an orthop edi c special ist from Los Angeles who said the hurler has "a~ unstable lower back," a clu t spokesman said Frida)' . &\ttA6fS. STEAK HOUSE Eastern Avenue • Gallipolis, Ohio ,, - / "Where only,,, fnsf.lood rs good enough " Cal i f at O ak l dnd "' Apr il Ch oose o ur e xa ct DOBSON UN WAIV ERS CLEVELAND 1 UP I I ~ Pitcher Pat Dobson has ~ en pla ced on waivers and given his unconditional release, the Cleveland Indians have m Ao r il 11- New Engla nd M Edm on ton , 10 p m . x Apr il 23 - Ed monton a t New Eng l an d , 4 p m ll: Apr il 75- New Eng la nd at Edm on t on . 10 p.m x April '}7 Edmon ton a t Ee w England , 7: 30pm Houston vs , Out btc A pr il 16- Quebec a t Houston, 8p m A pril 18 Quebec at Ho ust on , 9p m A pri l '10 H ous ton a t Qu ebl'C. a·os p m Ap r il 71 H oust on at Quebec, a·os p .m )( Ap r il 7 Quebec a t Hous . ton , 8 p.m. It Apr il 26 Ho us ton at Queoec , 8 05 p m. It Ap r il 28- Qu ebec at Hous ton . 9 p.m . Rangers Haggar Expan d -0 - r..ading hitters for the Chieftains were R. Swain with two singles; M. Me· Daniels with a home run and I 1'h;nan and Heft both with doubles. The Marauders face Waverly at home Monday night. Linescore : Meigs 101 000 3~ 5 6 4 Logan 320 230 0- 10 8 4 Triplet (LP I, Owens (51 and Becker . Lightfuod rWP I, and Tucker. VALUE FORD VALUE DAYS DAYS • N H L Playoffs By United Press International First Round { Best of Three l NY Rangers vs . Bulfalo ~ Ser i es f ied 1- ll Apr il 11 - Buffaio .d , NY Friday's Results R1ch mond 3. Roches t er 2 Tidewater 3. Sy ra cuse 1 If these $20 Haggar Expand-0-Matic.slacks aren't the most comfortable slacks you've ever worn, return them . for a full refund. SAFETY TOE scored Hannan's first run on night. Then in the second, Mark au error a( third . Then 1n tt'ie fifth, Hannan Forbes hit a single, foll owed reall y came to life and scored by a double by Jim O'Brie n, a four run s by, Mead ows walk by John West , a wa lking, Villars walking, W. sacrifice by Herb Ervin, a Da lton walk ing, a tripl e by single by John Sayre, and a Akers, and a double by R. single by Richard Teaford , Dalton . all to drive in four runs for the In the sixth, the Wildca ts Tornadoes. In the third, Reese Dalton tied up and overcame the hit a double , stole third , and Tornadoes 8-<i, scored by four walks and a sin gle by Templeton . Then in the seventh, the Tornadoes came ba ck to win by Forbes singling, Jacky Duffy wa lk ing, Mike Nance walking , and Stev e Hill Friday 's Result s knocking Jo' o r ~s in on a N Y . 3, Montreal 1. 10 in s. fielder 's choice. Chi S, P itt 4 L .A. 5, Afla 1 With two outs, and two men Ph il a 4, St .L J, n ight on base, John Sayre hit a Cinn 8, Hous ton 4 , niqh l single to load the bases. S F J. San Dieg o 1, n1gh t • Sunday's Games Then Richard Teaford hi t a N .Y. at M ont r eat triple, knocking in three runs Pitt at Ch ic ag o Ph ila at St . Lou is and winring the game. Ci nn at Hou ston Getting hits for the TorAtlan ta a t L A s F . at San D iego nadoes was Teaford with two tri pies and a single, Kelly Winebrenner w1th a double American 'l ea gue Bv Un ited Pre ss Internat io nal and a single, Sayre and East Forbes both with 2 singles, W L. Pet . GB • (:: .M ilwauk e 5 1 . B33 Dwight Hill and Jim O'Brien D etro it 4 7 b67 l both with doubles. and Herb Boston 3 3 .500 2 Ervin with a single. Cleve l and '} J 400 '2 1 ' New York 2 4 JJJ J Top hitters for the Wildcats Tor onl o ~ 333 J was Akers with a triple and a I 167 J Balt imore We~t single, W. Dalton and R. W L Pet . GB Dalton . Ka ns as City I BOO Oa!(l and '1 750 John Sayre and winning Ch icago J 7 667 pitcher Mark F o r~s faruJCd Cal 1torn ta 5 3 67 5 1 Minn esolil 5 5 500 1 .. one and walked one, while Texas 7 4 JJ J 71. Reese Dalton fanned 7 and Se attle 2 a 200 4' I walked 5. Fr ida y ' s Re sulf s Toronto 10. Det 9 11JC 'i'ornadoes meet the Sost 5. T ex 4. 10 in!> Wahama White Fal cons -Ball 6, M itw 5 M inn 14. Sea tt le 5 Monday 'night at home. K.C J, Cleve I, n1 gh l l.inescore : Oak 7. Cal if 1, n1ght Southern 141 000 4 ~ 13 10 1 Sunday ' s Gam es Te)( as at Boston Hannan 001 043 0- 6 8 4 Ch icago a t New Yor k Sayre, F o r~ s (wp, 6 ) and M ilw at Ball , 1 Detro it at Toronto Forbes, Brinager 16). Seattle a 1 M 1nn . 2 Dalton lip 1 and Akers. ,Cle ve at Kan ( ll v Edmonton at New ' K-If neceuary .000 I Major Leeag ue Standings By United Pre ss Internationa l Nation al League • East Apr il 16 ' Untied Tidewater Pawtucket Roc hester Syracuse Tol edo llU'ITUM ~ The So uth ern Tornadoes came back in the final inning Friday night , as relief pitcher Mark Forbes won his second game in two days , defeating the Hannan Wildcats 13-8. In the first inning, Richard Teaford hit a trip le and was soon knocked home by Kelly Winebrenner. to score the Tornadoes first run of the Edmon t on , tOp m . l nternaflona l 'League 1 0 1.000 FRAZIEI\ ' ~ Edrn onron 4 Gallipolis rival s in Coach David Rawson's Point Pleasant Big Blacks. Two away dates close out the week with a journey to Winfield on tap for Friday and a Saturday afternoon double header slated for Spencer. Southwestern Ill 001 0--4 2 3 Wahama 010 000 0~1 3 7 Southern trips Hannan Wildcats by 13-8 tally advnm.:('d t' la inl.hand li.n g. Coast 'to coast. Fnst. r nnvent ent. We think you'l l find a dift.erencc with Allst at e. ~o compnr <~ compa nies. F ind out wh v t he ownur s over ni ne BEULAH RESULTS GROVE CITY , Ohio 1UPl 1 - Doggie' s Son led all the way and withstood a late rally by Res Judicada to win Friday 's featured race at Beulah Pa rk by a neck. Cap Trol was third . Doggie's Son ran the six furlongs in I: t2 3~ . The 6-9 daily double paid $80.40 and the 9-1-4 trifecta was worth 11 ,635.60. Th e 3, 806 thoroughbred racing Ia ns ~~ 1476,165. Wahama will now attempt tally in the bottom half of the to get back into the groove second inning when Buddy this week when lhey take the Rose singled, stole second . field on four separate dates. and third and then scored on · On Monday the Southern a fielder's choice off the bat Tornadoes roll into town for a of Kurt Sayre. · 4:30 p.m. gaJlle. From the third inning on it Wednesday finds the W'hite was all So uthwestern as they Falcons at home for the plated two more runs thanks second tim e in the week when to seve ral Whit e Falcon they entertain their biggest miscues to insure the victnn· ComptH.: t Car. Two Car . Low M tlea ~e . Yo un ~ Ma rri ed . And more. And Allstate offers today's most BETZ HONDA SALES Insura nc e Co m o <~ n ~ ......... ,. c• ,. "'"'. ~;:::=~~'~"~'-~~· BY GARY CLARK MASON - For the first time this year, the Wahama White Falcons lost a baseball contest due to lack of base hits as the Southwestern Highlanders dealt the locals a 4-1 defeat on the Mason diamond Friday afternoon. The game turned out to be a pitchers duel between Wahama 's Tom Thompson and Rick Buzzard and a pair of Hig hland er hurle rs in Sizemore and Layton. Only five hi ts were registered in the contest with the White Falcons claiming three and So uthwestern two but the visitors pushed across the necessa ry runs to capture the victory . The loss was only the third of the season lor the Bend Area nine but two of those have come in the last two days . Federal Hocking downed the locals on Thursday 5-4, Wahama has won eight and lost three. Southwestern drew first blood when they scored the game's first run . Sizemore .~ltcd a leadoff double to left and moved to third on Jackson 's grounder. He later scored on the first of seven White Falcon errors to stake the Highlanders to a HI · advantage. Wahama scored their only Why arc so many dri vers switching th ei r insuran ce to Al lstate ? We'll give yuu lots of reasons. Allsta te ufi'cr' lots of spec ia l C. K. SNOWDEN Mike Wayland, Greg Becker, Ray Andrews, Mark Mitch and Mike Triplet all with singles, Southwestern defeats ·Wahama Find out why people all over ate switching to Allstate • auto msurance. Honda H awk Hondamatt c .. tilt to Logan three and walked four . Hitting safely. for th e Marauders were Timmy Hood with a home run, and an error. Hood scored on a Pitching wi se, Triplet and sacrifice fly and Wayland Owens combin ed to !an five scored when Kenny Young and walk six while witminK walked. pitcher Lightfoot struck out Hon da H awk 11 WiH•h1 ngton Rt>ds k 1n s. tor w 1de Co lu m bus Rich m ond .,.=.... . :: :: .l'-- ;,;.._ . -~ ' -,, ' ~ ' ;v!/ rec etver and k1c k. r et urn spc Ct<II 1St Larry Jones an a a dra ft chOic e Tampa Bay S1gned de t en 5t ve ta c-.:·te Wally Cha m ber s to a ser 1CS of f ive one year con tracts and gave the Ch1cag o Bears t he f •r st r ound dra f t p 1c k in 19J9 and tight end Boo Moor e t< ans as C1fy Appoint ed ' bl"M.Jflfu1 hom•• \,.'~1~t"ti) ' . '' I oHer a total progcam to help pr01ect you r lamlly's way olllvmg and bUild fi n.,nciill sec ul'ity for your retlremem years Call me for de ti'.lils . . . fl ,. •• tor m er San D1eg o Cha r ge r s Co ach Ron Wa lle r a :. d1 rt'cl or d ··~)j'WJI'ft{J;,.'j- Ga IIi polis, Ohio Sports transactions lnt ~rnott i onal wa s se cond Hanover showed Fu ,. Nursery m en -Desi gner Phone 446·4290 Bv Untied Pre!.s '' • ... Springer ( KC L Thoren (SL Chevalier (E), Halley (KCJ . 59.4. 330 vard low hurdles ~ Geiger (KCJ . Wolfe (EJ. Browning lE I. Circl e lSI . f4 1EI. 2:21.2. 220 yard dash .,..- Parker IE!. Wolfe IE!. Patlerson lSI , Norton IE!. 25 .9. Brown walked twu. fa1mcd two and ga ve up fiv e runs and six hits. Clay struck out 10 and walk{'() four while going the rout e fo r Ironton. Ken Bnckey led the Tigers at the plate with three hit s in three trips; including a sixth inning home run and a third inning double. Ken llowley and M1ke Fairchild had t wu hils api ece for IHS. Ke v Th omps on pa ced GAHS with two hits in three trips. Chuck Derifield, Dallas !..()ve and Art F'ogelstrom each had safeties for the Gallians. GAHS will play at Minford Monda 1· and host Logan Tu esda y. Linescore: Gallipolis 000 000 0-0 5 3 Iront on 001 0:15 X ~9 12 I By Donald Dudding LOGAN - . The Meigs Marauders suffered the ir third SEOAL defeat as the i..()gan Chieftains triumphed 10-5here Friday evening. .'.1 ter the C'hiefta ins scored three runs in the opening mnmg, Meigs ' Mike Wayland singled to first, stole second, and scored on a single by Greg Becker. · Logan scored twice in the second . In the third Meigs' Timmy Hood sla~ed a home run, reducing Logan's lead to 5-2. The C'hieftains scored two more in the fourth and three runs in the fifth . Mei~s. on the verge of a comeback, scored three more when Mike Triplet singled, reached second when Timmy Hood was safe on an error. He reached third when Mike Wayland was safe on an error . Triplet then scored on White t El. Tay lor tS J. Werry l EI. 96'9" . Long Jump -' Geiger (KCJ . Matthew t EL Parker tEl . Smilh ( KCJ . 18'3' , ... 42 .3. 880 yard run - Smith ( KC J. Blue Devils 9-0 HI-EFFICIENCY CENTRAl AIR CONDITIONING 4-SIDED third with 21 and Southern tallied 11 point s. Vicki Stroud , Ky ger Cr..,k 's speedster. took high individual scor ing hono rs with 18 points as she won the 110 yard low hurdles . 100 yard da sh, 220 yard da sh and was second in the long jump~ Kyger Creek's girls will be competing Saturday in the Barboursville Invitational while the . boys will participate- inJ the Oak Hill InvitationaL Meet Results IBoys) Field Shot Put ~ Foreman (2) , Good tEl. Eynon t EL Kel ler l EI. 32'3". . Ironton blanks EER d1Herence ,/ CHESHIRE - In the co:ed track and fie ld meet held Thursda y at Kyger Creek , Eastern 's boys a nd girls walked away VICtorious with the boys scoring 65 ' ' points a nd the girls coll ecting 65 . South ern 's ,boys pla ced second with 37' ' points and Kyger Creek collected 33. Kyger Cre ek's Marcus Geiger was high individual scorer with 20 points as he placed f1r st in the long jump, 120 ya rd high hurdles, 100 r ard da sh and 330 yard low hu rdles. Kyger Creek girls placed second among the gi rls teams With 39 pomt s. Meigs wa s 10~5 Meigs drops • $1.4 million stakes • schedule announced ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill. 1UPI ) - Arlington Park Race Tra ck has announced a $1.4 millwn stakes schedule , highlighted by the $350,000 Mi d-Ameri ca Tripl e, for the 197 B th oroughbred season that begins May 22. ' ' -· 25 Cowt Stree t • .Silver Bridge Pla7.a Spring Valley Mem be. FDIC HUNTINGTON - Miss Karen Sprague, daughter of . Mr . and Mrs . Thomas Sprague, Evergreen , a fresh· man at Marshall University here set a school record Wednesday ln a women's dual track meet- with Morehead State University. Miss Sprague captured the 1~00 meter run In a record tiinr uf 5:25.8. The ol d mark '~as 5:45 in women 's com· petition . FIESTA FACTS • Front-wheel drive • Room for 4 adu lts • Res ponsive- In Ford tests it went from ()."SOMPH in . an average of 8.8 seconds. 46 /34 MPGI HWY. 1978 FIESTA GHIA 1978 FIESTA 3 DR HATCHBACK . DARK RED 4 cyL piston steer ing , Mitchelin llres. 1978 FIESTA ·HATCHBACK 4 cy l . engine red rnlng tran s., eng in e, 4 ra c k & s peed Dark red . 4 cy l. engine , 4 speed trans.. AM rad io, vent w i ndows. wh ite-sidewatt tires . Slk. No. 325 bucket seats. Fold-down rear seats . Stk . No. 269 · duty handling pkg .. AM radio, front 'Vent w indows, vi nyl l f!sert bod y s lde molding . $tk . No. 389 st eedng . whee l , f r on 1 v en No. 46 1 4 cy 1. e ng ine, 4 s peed t r ans., Sporte group. f li p up o pen air r oof . a ir c o n d it ion i ng , AM rad io , t inted gla ss, front vent wi ndows . v iny l lnse r t , boPy side mold ings. Stk. 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MPGI CITY 1978 FIESTA 3 DR HATCHBACK - .d fr o nt di sc brak es brough t Fies ta fr om 50-0 MPH Ill an average ol 3.3 second s • Easy to serv 1c e • Fo ld-do wn rear se at • Exc ell e nt mil eage : ~a\ lipolis, ~ ._4.!16 -3575-- Ohio For a ~ood deal ' \ Tom Sprague. Melvin Linle, John Koehn , Morris Sheets, Gar y Rudolph . · 14 Hr. Wrecker Phone : 446-3575 Day 446·3560 Ni hi ervice I VO UI 8Clua l mllc11ge m11y vary deo endlng on how 111d .,..he te you dtl ve , car cond1tion and optloM I e qulo me nl �.' ' 1 '-~ - T he Sunda y Tll!ll's-Senllllel; Sunday, Eas t ern wins 'co-ed' track and field meet Apnl 16. 1978 · C-:l~The Sund"y Tnnes-~cntinc l, Sunday, April W, 1978 IRONTON ~ Bob Ciav blanked visiting Gallipoli s 9-iJ on fi ve hlls here Friday evening. The victory left Coach Mike Burcha m' s Fighting Tigers wit h a 9-4 season recvrd. Iront on upped its mark to 3-2 InSide the So utheastern Ohio League . Ciallipolis dropped to 2-1·1 overall a nd H in conference pia:·. Sophomore Tony Weiher. in his second \·arsi ty start . held the Ti gers to one unearned run unt il lhe fi ft h frame. Weiher wa s relieved bv Ken Brown in the fi fth. · Weiher wal ked three Tigers a nd gave up onl y thr ee earn ed ru ns. Ironton collected six saf eties off the young Blu e Devil hurler . Here s what makes the •F.M l-, _j' Condensing Coil Are ' ''~ ,, 11 J '> .J <> ! -:o. ''lJ' ··a•. "'~" '" h (' ,l ' n 1 ,.,_ '':I • ._.d l _f' '"<l' r rp,. ,.., r,·,~~ ·· ·Is ~110 ., rq "0'" " R !> ~u I r 'O ~t' <"'tee' O>t'' ·~1:' ·o, o ,. e , 'd "~L>t•o> Jo ,t r.·J t•n o> •:JI Ofi~IJm(li:O<' fl J•fla•r o [)P r ~ l Discu s - Forem a n (5), nr CAU .446-4066 FREE SURVEY/ESTIMATE GALliA REFRIGERATION co. Ill Third AR Gallipolis THE 520 High Jump - Patterson ($). Brow ning ( El. Ch evalier (EJ, Myers ( E) . 5'6". Track 120 Yard high hurdles Ge ige r I KCI . Circle lSI. Myers IE!. Taylor (SJ . 16.3 100 yard dash - Geiger I KC J. Thoren lSI. Parker l EI , Malthews l EI. 11.0. Mile run - Brown (E ), Wh de IE 1. Cole IEL Col vin (KC I 5:46.7. 880 yard relay ~ Eastern. Southern . 1:45. 440 yard dash - ~ Lyons (5 ), Puller ( E I, Brown M i le relay - Eastern . Southern . 4: 14.6. Meet Results (Girls) Field Shot Put - Harrison ( KCJ. Weber l EI. W1ndon IEL Brooks IEI. 29. 5. Di scus ~ Batey 1E I. Brooks IE L Thompson ( KC I. Harr ison ( KC L 98-5" . Long jump - Blak e (EJ. Strout IKCI. McC lure (EJ, Windon ( E1 \4' . High jump - Matthews IE!. Batey (EJ. Boso 151 . Dr ehel (MI. 4' 4". Tra ck 110 yard hurd les ~ Stroud IKC I, Blake (E). Carr IEL Dursl (EJ. 17.1. 880 yard medley relay Ea ster n 1:09 . 100 yard da sh - Stroud (KC J, Drehel IMI. Wal lace (MI. Tr ussell (MI. 12 .0. Mile run - Th ompson IKCJ . Matlhews t EL Sm ilh ISL Jeffers IMJ. 6 21.8 . . 880 yard relay - Eastern . Sou the rn , Me igs. 1 10.5. 440 yard da sh - Young IEI. Harr ison I KC J. Carr l EI. Rice 151. 1:14.7. 440 yard relay - Meigs, Eas ter n, Sou thern . 57.9. 880 yard ru n - Thompson I KC) , Cook (MI. Prov ince I EL Davi s 151 . 3:00.5. 220 yard dash ~ Stroud I KCI . McC lure I EJ. Mil ler !MI. Wallace IMJ. 27 .0. r. , :~ 1978 WAHAMA WHlTE FALCON BASEBALL TEAM - The Bend Area diamond men opened its season a couple of weeks ago and currently have an 8-2 record. Pictured ln the first row, left to right, are Raymond Kimes; scorekeeper Debbie MacKnight, Beth Weaver and Jill Taylor; and Jeff Van M~tre. Second row ; Rod Van Fossen, Fred Smith, Dale King, Kreig Sayre, Rick Buzzard, Don Roush and Jeff Collier. Third row , Jack Smith, Mark Smith, Tim Lit chfield. Larry Hesson and Kurt Sayre. Fourth row, Buddy Rose, Vince Weaver, Phil Hobbs, Kelvin Honaker, Don Russell and Coach Gordon Spencer. Northfield results NORT HFIELD, Oh io rUP l) ~ Friendly Bob upped his current win streak to five Friday ni ght with a victory in Leburum results LEBANON, Ohio IUPI ) ~ Leszek Niemczycki guided Hazor Blade to victory in the featur ed ni nth race at Leban on Ra cewa y Frida y mght. The winner covered the mile in,. 2:011 and returned $27.60, $15.20 and $6.20. Toni's Tiger fmi shed second and paid 111. 60 and $6.60 while Ms . Tizw iz sho"·ed and kicked back $8 . The 6-8 ni ghtl y doubl e combination of Jindian and Sweet Cuffe e was worth $31.40. A crowd of $2,2lltl wagered 12.12,762. the featured $5,500 Open Trot at Northfield Park. The winner , driven by Dale McConnell, covered the mile in2:07 1-5inracing to a threequarter length victory over favored Eastern Vo lo. The win returned 122.80, $6 and 14. Miss Robtown finished third. Don L<>renzo won the lOth ra ce to kick off a big triple combination of 8-2·7 that was worth $3,245.40. 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April 11- 0elro il J, Atlanta '2 Sprague sets MU school mark O'DEll '---:-----;-:.....-.....-'-----:-~·----- ....l--------~·:.·:,:·j"· '_;v~- -~~x;,~: ·~·~·~~~~poli~, _ announced . Dobson was recently examined by an orthop edi c special ist from Los Angeles who said the hurler has "a~ unstable lower back," a clu t spokesman said Frida)' . &\ttA6fS. 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The Marauders face Waverly at home Monday night. Linescore : Meigs 101 000 3~ 5 6 4 Logan 320 230 0- 10 8 4 Triplet (LP I, Owens (51 and Becker . Lightfuod rWP I, and Tucker. VALUE FORD VALUE DAYS DAYS • N H L Playoffs By United Press International First Round { Best of Three l NY Rangers vs . Bulfalo ~ Ser i es f ied 1- ll Apr il 11 - Buffaio .d , NY Friday's Results R1ch mond 3. Roches t er 2 Tidewater 3. Sy ra cuse 1 If these $20 Haggar Expand-0-Matic.slacks aren't the most comfortable slacks you've ever worn, return them . for a full refund. SAFETY TOE scored Hannan's first run on night. Then in the second, Mark au error a( third . Then 1n tt'ie fifth, Hannan Forbes hit a single, foll owed reall y came to life and scored by a double by Jim O'Brie n, a four run s by, Mead ows walk by John West , a wa lking, Villars walking, W. sacrifice by Herb Ervin, a Da lton walk ing, a tripl e by single by John Sayre, and a Akers, and a double by R. single by Richard Teaford , Dalton . all to drive in four runs for the In the sixth, the Wildca ts Tornadoes. In the third, Reese Dalton tied up and overcame the hit a double , stole third , and Tornadoes 8-<i, scored by four walks and a sin gle by Templeton . Then in the seventh, the Tornadoes came ba ck to win by Forbes singling, Jacky Duffy wa lk ing, Mike Nance walking , and Stev e Hill Friday 's Result s knocking Jo' o r ~s in on a N Y . 3, Montreal 1. 10 in s. fielder 's choice. Chi S, P itt 4 L .A. 5, Afla 1 With two outs, and two men Ph il a 4, St .L J, n ight on base, John Sayre hit a Cinn 8, Hous ton 4 , niqh l single to load the bases. S F J. San Dieg o 1, n1gh t • Sunday's Games Then Richard Teaford hi t a N .Y. at M ont r eat triple, knocking in three runs Pitt at Ch ic ag o Ph ila at St . Lou is and winring the game. Ci nn at Hou ston Getting hits for the TorAtlan ta a t L A s F . at San D iego nadoes was Teaford with two tri pies and a single, Kelly Winebrenner w1th a double American 'l ea gue Bv Un ited Pre ss Internat io nal and a single, Sayre and East Forbes both with 2 singles, W L. Pet . GB • (:: .M ilwauk e 5 1 . B33 Dwight Hill and Jim O'Brien D etro it 4 7 b67 l both with doubles. and Herb Boston 3 3 .500 2 Ervin with a single. Cleve l and '} J 400 '2 1 ' New York 2 4 JJJ J Top hitters for the Wildcats Tor onl o ~ 333 J was Akers with a triple and a I 167 J Balt imore We~t single, W. Dalton and R. W L Pet . GB Dalton . Ka ns as City I BOO Oa!(l and '1 750 John Sayre and winning Ch icago J 7 667 pitcher Mark F o r~s faruJCd Cal 1torn ta 5 3 67 5 1 Minn esolil 5 5 500 1 .. one and walked one, while Texas 7 4 JJ J 71. Reese Dalton fanned 7 and Se attle 2 a 200 4' I walked 5. Fr ida y ' s Re sulf s Toronto 10. Det 9 11JC 'i'ornadoes meet the Sost 5. T ex 4. 10 in!> Wahama White Fal cons -Ball 6, M itw 5 M inn 14. Sea tt le 5 Monday 'night at home. K.C J, Cleve I, n1 gh l l.inescore : Oak 7. Cal if 1, n1ght Southern 141 000 4 ~ 13 10 1 Sunday ' s Gam es Te)( as at Boston Hannan 001 043 0- 6 8 4 Ch icago a t New Yor k Sayre, F o r~ s (wp, 6 ) and M ilw at Ball , 1 Detro it at Toronto Forbes, Brinager 16). Seattle a 1 M 1nn . 2 Dalton lip 1 and Akers. ,Cle ve at Kan ( ll v Edmonton at New ' K-If neceuary .000 I Major Leeag ue Standings By United Pre ss Internationa l Nation al League • East Apr il 16 ' Untied Tidewater Pawtucket Roc hester Syracuse Tol edo llU'ITUM ~ The So uth ern Tornadoes came back in the final inning Friday night , as relief pitcher Mark Forbes won his second game in two days , defeating the Hannan Wildcats 13-8. In the first inning, Richard Teaford hit a trip le and was soon knocked home by Kelly Winebrenner. to score the Tornadoes first run of the Edmon t on , tOp m . l nternaflona l 'League 1 0 1.000 FRAZIEI\ ' ~ Edrn onron 4 Gallipolis rival s in Coach David Rawson's Point Pleasant Big Blacks. Two away dates close out the week with a journey to Winfield on tap for Friday and a Saturday afternoon double header slated for Spencer. Southwestern Ill 001 0--4 2 3 Wahama 010 000 0~1 3 7 Southern trips Hannan Wildcats by 13-8 tally advnm.:('d t' la inl.hand li.n g. Coast 'to coast. Fnst. r nnvent ent. We think you'l l find a dift.erencc with Allst at e. ~o compnr <~ compa nies. F ind out wh v t he ownur s over ni ne BEULAH RESULTS GROVE CITY , Ohio 1UPl 1 - Doggie' s Son led all the way and withstood a late rally by Res Judicada to win Friday 's featured race at Beulah Pa rk by a neck. Cap Trol was third . Doggie's Son ran the six furlongs in I: t2 3~ . The 6-9 daily double paid $80.40 and the 9-1-4 trifecta was worth 11 ,635.60. Th e 3, 806 thoroughbred racing Ia ns ~~ 1476,165. Wahama will now attempt tally in the bottom half of the to get back into the groove second inning when Buddy this week when lhey take the Rose singled, stole second . field on four separate dates. and third and then scored on · On Monday the Southern a fielder's choice off the bat Tornadoes roll into town for a of Kurt Sayre. · 4:30 p.m. gaJlle. From the third inning on it Wednesday finds the W'hite was all So uthwestern as they Falcons at home for the plated two more runs thanks second tim e in the week when to seve ral Whit e Falcon they entertain their biggest miscues to insure the victnn· ComptH.: t Car. Two Car . Low M tlea ~e . Yo un ~ Ma rri ed . And more. And Allstate offers today's most BETZ HONDA SALES Insura nc e Co m o <~ n ~ ......... ,. c• ,. "'"'. ~;:::=~~'~"~'-~~· BY GARY CLARK MASON - For the first time this year, the Wahama White Falcons lost a baseball contest due to lack of base hits as the Southwestern Highlanders dealt the locals a 4-1 defeat on the Mason diamond Friday afternoon. The game turned out to be a pitchers duel between Wahama 's Tom Thompson and Rick Buzzard and a pair of Hig hland er hurle rs in Sizemore and Layton. Only five hi ts were registered in the contest with the White Falcons claiming three and So uthwestern two but the visitors pushed across the necessa ry runs to capture the victory . The loss was only the third of the season lor the Bend Area nine but two of those have come in the last two days . Federal Hocking downed the locals on Thursday 5-4, Wahama has won eight and lost three. Southwestern drew first blood when they scored the game's first run . Sizemore .~ltcd a leadoff double to left and moved to third on Jackson 's grounder. He later scored on the first of seven White Falcon errors to stake the Highlanders to a HI · advantage. Wahama scored their only Why arc so many dri vers switching th ei r insuran ce to Al lstate ? We'll give yuu lots of reasons. Allsta te ufi'cr' lots of spec ia l C. K. SNOWDEN Mike Wayland, Greg Becker, Ray Andrews, Mark Mitch and Mike Triplet all with singles, Southwestern defeats ·Wahama Find out why people all over ate switching to Allstate • auto msurance. Honda H awk Hondamatt c .. tilt to Logan three and walked four . Hitting safely. for th e Marauders were Timmy Hood with a home run, and an error. Hood scored on a Pitching wi se, Triplet and sacrifice fly and Wayland Owens combin ed to !an five scored when Kenny Young and walk six while witminK walked. pitcher Lightfoot struck out Hon da H awk 11 WiH•h1 ngton Rt>ds k 1n s. tor w 1de Co lu m bus Rich m ond .,.=.... . :: :: .l'-- ;,;.._ . -~ ' -,, ' ~ ' ;v!/ rec etver and k1c k. r et urn spc Ct<II 1St Larry Jones an a a dra ft chOic e Tampa Bay S1gned de t en 5t ve ta c-.:·te Wally Cha m ber s to a ser 1CS of f ive one year con tracts and gave the Ch1cag o Bears t he f •r st r ound dra f t p 1c k in 19J9 and tight end Boo Moor e t< ans as C1fy Appoint ed ' bl"M.Jflfu1 hom•• \,.'~1~t"ti) ' . '' I oHer a total progcam to help pr01ect you r lamlly's way olllvmg and bUild fi n.,nciill sec ul'ity for your retlremem years Call me for de ti'.lils . . . fl ,. •• tor m er San D1eg o Cha r ge r s Co ach Ron Wa lle r a :. d1 rt'cl or d ··~)j'WJI'ft{J;,.'j- Ga IIi polis, Ohio Sports transactions lnt ~rnott i onal wa s se cond Hanover showed Fu ,. Nursery m en -Desi gner Phone 446·4290 Bv Untied Pre!.s '' • ... Springer ( KC L Thoren (SL Chevalier (E), Halley (KCJ . 59.4. 330 vard low hurdles ~ Geiger (KCJ . Wolfe (EJ. Browning lE I. Circl e lSI . f4 1EI. 2:21.2. 220 yard dash .,..- Parker IE!. Wolfe IE!. Patlerson lSI , Norton IE!. 25 .9. Brown walked twu. fa1mcd two and ga ve up fiv e runs and six hits. Clay struck out 10 and walk{'() four while going the rout e fo r Ironton. Ken Bnckey led the Tigers at the plate with three hit s in three trips; including a sixth inning home run and a third inning double. Ken llowley and M1ke Fairchild had t wu hils api ece for IHS. Ke v Th omps on pa ced GAHS with two hits in three trips. Chuck Derifield, Dallas !..()ve and Art F'ogelstrom each had safeties for the Gallians. GAHS will play at Minford Monda 1· and host Logan Tu esda y. Linescore: Gallipolis 000 000 0-0 5 3 Iront on 001 0:15 X ~9 12 I By Donald Dudding LOGAN - . The Meigs Marauders suffered the ir third SEOAL defeat as the i..()gan Chieftains triumphed 10-5here Friday evening. .'.1 ter the C'hiefta ins scored three runs in the opening mnmg, Meigs ' Mike Wayland singled to first, stole second, and scored on a single by Greg Becker. · Logan scored twice in the second . In the third Meigs' Timmy Hood sla~ed a home run, reducing Logan's lead to 5-2. The C'hieftains scored two more in the fourth and three runs in the fifth . Mei~s. on the verge of a comeback, scored three more when Mike Triplet singled, reached second when Timmy Hood was safe on an error. He reached third when Mike Wayland was safe on an error . Triplet then scored on White t El. Tay lor tS J. Werry l EI. 96'9" . Long Jump -' Geiger (KCJ . Matthew t EL Parker tEl . Smilh ( KCJ . 18'3' , ... 42 .3. 880 yard run - Smith ( KC J. Blue Devils 9-0 HI-EFFICIENCY CENTRAl AIR CONDITIONING 4-SIDED third with 21 and Southern tallied 11 point s. Vicki Stroud , Ky ger Cr..,k 's speedster. took high individual scor ing hono rs with 18 points as she won the 110 yard low hurdles . 100 yard da sh, 220 yard da sh and was second in the long jump~ Kyger Creek's girls will be competing Saturday in the Barboursville Invitational while the . boys will participate- inJ the Oak Hill InvitationaL Meet Results IBoys) Field Shot Put ~ Foreman (2) , Good tEl. Eynon t EL Kel ler l EI. 32'3". . Ironton blanks EER d1Herence ,/ CHESHIRE - In the co:ed track and fie ld meet held Thursda y at Kyger Creek , Eastern 's boys a nd girls walked away VICtorious with the boys scoring 65 ' ' points a nd the girls coll ecting 65 . South ern 's ,boys pla ced second with 37' ' points and Kyger Creek collected 33. Kyger Cre ek's Marcus Geiger was high individual scorer with 20 points as he placed f1r st in the long jump, 120 ya rd high hurdles, 100 r ard da sh and 330 yard low hu rdles. Kyger Creek girls placed second among the gi rls teams With 39 pomt s. Meigs wa s 10~5 Meigs drops • $1.4 million stakes • schedule announced ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill. 1UPI ) - Arlington Park Race Tra ck has announced a $1.4 millwn stakes schedule , highlighted by the $350,000 Mi d-Ameri ca Tripl e, for the 197 B th oroughbred season that begins May 22. ' ' -· 25 Cowt Stree t • .Silver Bridge Pla7.a Spring Valley Mem be. FDIC HUNTINGTON - Miss Karen Sprague, daughter of . Mr . and Mrs . Thomas Sprague, Evergreen , a fresh· man at Marshall University here set a school record Wednesday ln a women's dual track meet- with Morehead State University. Miss Sprague captured the 1~00 meter run In a record tiinr uf 5:25.8. The ol d mark '~as 5:45 in women 's com· petition . FIESTA FACTS • Front-wheel drive • Room for 4 adu lts • Res ponsive- In Ford tests it went from ()."SOMPH in . an average of 8.8 seconds. 46 /34 MPGI HWY. 1978 FIESTA GHIA 1978 FIESTA 3 DR HATCHBACK . DARK RED 4 cyL piston steer ing , Mitchelin llres. 1978 FIESTA ·HATCHBACK 4 cy l . engine red rnlng tran s., eng in e, 4 ra c k & s peed Dark red . 4 cy l. engine , 4 speed trans.. AM rad io, vent w i ndows. wh ite-sidewatt tires . Slk. No. 325 bucket seats. Fold-down rear seats . Stk . No. 269 · duty handling pkg .. AM radio, front 'Vent w indows, vi nyl l f!sert bod y s lde molding . $tk . No. 389 st eedng . whee l , f r on 1 v en No. 46 1 4 cy 1. e ng ine, 4 s peed t r ans., Sporte group. f li p up o pen air r oof . a ir c o n d it ion i ng , AM rad io , t inted gla ss, front vent wi ndows . v iny l lnse r t , boPy side mold ings. Stk. No. 238 1978 FIESTA HATCHBACK Wh it e , 4 cyl. e ng tne . inter ior d ecor group . a 1r con d iti oni ng . hea vy du l y handlin g pkg ., AM rad •o , front vent w i nd ows , v iny l msert body si de moldg Fl oor carpe t St k . N o . J16 362 Jackson Pike- Rt . 160 & 35 Across from Hol zer Medical Cent e r cigar t wm . d ows. Stk . \ 1978 FIESTA HATCHBACK ·FORD SALES 4 trans., Tachometer, 2nd tr Ip odometer , del u xe buckei seats lnt d lighler , br ight molding , en or' bright ec or ele ctr i.c rear d e t ros tcigar· lighter v' , - mouldings~ and mirror- - body_!ido.Jall.e.. stril)f, ~D elec t r ic rear w l ndo~ suspenston , Int . wlpers , del roster , Pa int str ipes elec . wa~hers, w-s-w tires, inler lor wipers h't 'd • AM rad1o . tinted glass, . w 1 e s1 e · 0 · 41>2 eng ine, · 4 s peed tran s., power di sc brak es , a ir c ond i t ion i ng , hea vy cy1 . 1978 FIESTA HATCHBACK cyl. engine, 4 speed group, wa l l tires Stk N . MPGI CITY 1978 FIESTA 3 DR HATCHBACK - .d fr o nt di sc brak es brough t Fies ta fr om 50-0 MPH Ill an average ol 3.3 second s • Easy to serv 1c e • Fo ld-do wn rear se at • Exc ell e nt mil eage : ~a\ lipolis, ~ ._4.!16 -3575-- Ohio For a ~ood deal ' \ Tom Sprague. Melvin Linle, John Koehn , Morris Sheets, Gar y Rudolph . · 14 Hr. Wrecker Phone : 446-3575 Day 446·3560 Ni hi ervice I VO UI 8Clua l mllc11ge m11y vary deo endlng on how 111d .,..he te you dtl ve , car cond1tion and optloM I e qulo me nl �• C-1 - Th<' Sund• ~ Ttnws""'rlllllt'i. Sunday . Apnl 16, 19;g Reds slam Astros, 8-4 B) G .~R \' TW UJR L'PI - If Bench dtd not appre.'!ll<e OJ' l.:i<Uh nlaJor leal!\!<' hit . LIDc'Ul!\aU Reds potcher Tc~n Hum< sure dtd . ·•.Bench and all !h.> hrtters m ~1.5 team g1w me great H OL'STO ~ Johnn~ rt\Ofldt:-nl"i' and - suppDrt ,'" sard HlliD\' . a :l)-year...>ld pttd~r wi>J ha' 51rugglt'd th<' t~l past twi.1 St"a9.ms make tht> Reds >tartu • rotauon . Hurne '"''"'d.-1 1' «>Mrd 'lctory of the season l'riday wtth a so-so outing because the Red s attack was de\·ast a tln~ . Ctncin na ti uppt'd tts .326 batting average •·tth 10 htts and beat the Houston Astios. 8-t . The Reds' victory was th<'ir ftflh wtthout a loss over Houston thts season. And Manager Sparky Anderson's .. jl(lst-game cha t with reporters gave him a chance to crlti r tze l)(lmf' hi-"! tal kini' the Astros ha ve been doin~ since they beat the Reds 13 of 18 games last season . " We 've won as maily already as we won against Houston last year ," Anderson said . "They ta lked about ·their pitchers. Well, I won't talk a bo ut th<'ir pitchers no w. We won't •ver do any talking aoout our pitchers" His last statement may ch~nge , however , if Hwne and Daie Murrav con tinue to pitch like they did Frtday. Murray earned his first save of the season with 3 I.J innings of relief . Hume said talk of the Reds being a great-hit , noi>itch ball club did not bother him . " ! don't feel it's true any more . Look at what we 've done this season," he said. Bench hit a two;-un home run jn the ninth inl)in g. Ear lier in the game his sli cing double to rightfield gave the Reds' catcher his !,SOOth hit. The milesrone, however. did not register on him . "I forgot about it . When I st op~1 on second base Joe I Morgan l yelled 'Do you want the ball ?" ' lknch said. I .4. THE \S ~ ..YJ~ (I f : Two (\_laches, m rt"tlred. and an act1ve boc;ster. oi Oh10 1A !1\ ru~t,· e Cem !tcates of Achte,·ement from lhe GrE"en and \\lute Club .\ pnl l~ when the Otuc' l'm,· er!!ltl OOoster Jrl!a ruz.auoo Ids 1ts annual spnng rte<>gnmon banquet. The banquet 15 to be held at \ els..•n Cc1mmons at 8 p.m .. preceded b1 a soctal hour at i p.m Sentor athletes from Ohr o L'nl\·ersil' are to be guests of the Green and Whtte Cl ub at the banquet Special recogmtJOn oq ll be given to the Outst andtng ~la le Athlete of the Year and Outstanding Female Athlete of the Year The three honorees are Carl F Schroeder . •·hose [n l \' t'rSit~ a:h lt"tt'S coach1ng ca reer spanned mare than ~ yea rs at OOth the h1gh scbool and college levels rncludtng 23 ;-ears as an asststant foot ball co ach at ~la sstllon Htgh School and 16 years as the school's head baseball coa ch: J ene Da vts , head basketball coach at Linden McKinley High School in Columbus: and Richa rd C. Widdis, of Col umbus , secretary of the Central Ohio Green and While Club fo r the past three years. The speak er for the banqu et w1ll be baseball great Stan Must al. longttme superstar of the St. Louts Ca rdma ls and a member uf Baseball 's Ha ll of fame . Friday's linescores s.. M"a1or L ea9ue Resu l ts By Unrt ed Pren ln l ernol lro n al Na trona ! Le ag ue Crr~n Houston 91 J H um e , Murrey t!l Bench Ancu rar Forscn ana 12 Bann rster J Pen11 Sarnb rto f8 l ana Feq;usOI'l IJ Hume HR f2 0 l 2 Bef'1Ch Burk.e (1 R~w !e- y Honey c:un 1 7 Montague 18 ana Pas l e.,. Za hn ana Wy negar W ZaM ( 1 0 L House 0 2 · Hrs Se~lllf' Roo House 14 311 100 002 - 8 I) 3 Del rQ 1 An0u 1ar Crnc nn a• 1 or 51d ton 101 006 w I (Q)' C~h. ~ 10 11 0 l ) l, H 1t1 er 16 1 San Fran 000 00 ' 00/ 3 9 0 Sa n Dreg OO'J 10 1 000- I 9 2 Barr . Curt rs 1 u ,off rtt H ana Sao elf: Jones F re rsleoen 16 r:mgers 18 and Ten acf' Tav lor 8 a nc MtJy Garvm 0 Moore 13 K 1r1o.wooo IJ Mvrcr.v 19 and Ashby w Dav rs w ~ Mol! 11 F nge r s , 1 1 HR Henar rck \ 1 Tnompson 11, Ph d a St L 10 L San D rego 200 010 001 lOi 000 000- J 8 I J ll I Car lton Mcc;raw (9) e1na M c Carver Soone . Lillell Schui!z S Urrea f6J Vuck OV ( f, · a Hc1 m d TOr S .,.-rrons f9 (cH iton 0 1 'N l ..tc •o"' en anC! ll r L p •• JOO 003 010- Cr 120 0000 11- SlOO q,. .,.ss ... e ~ ...,r .e B ot ~r, 1'1 f ""' 3r' Jac ~SOl"' 6 ana Sang u l i en • 'I O<J rf: ara Qaoer c .. 8 ~ernanoez 1. Her n andez B or;, •1 P " \ C•, ' ql" S'tvgf' '1 qo B .... ,.. ' o- sa~~.,.... CorN•<; ; ~ Zo ~ N OO C .. ,, 9 t. • e - ' ;- 4 Gr '.'il l fOl '! ... e 1 •• . ... ""a~"'· ~.·~ .:.. .. 'I , 'C,_i _o.. r'l t. I C L LOS 4r ;") r r :i ~ ·:a··· ..... ~ S ... ".JJC.J · ' 6 i ::< ; ( ; SY C : a ...- ~ ~ Sol or-or ~ .. os ara J ~ d ....... ~ '!. <: 'eo J eo t. mt"r l ( ilf\ Le ~gue •'/'.•~ Yf . /,.5 'fA 1• ga • • ~ ' .. • ' ' • r: a~·· ~ 2 '<'a· · .. ~ l :;,-;~"' ~I·)--- u......ro r• ~ • .- - s 6~. 7 ; 9: '1 -:( V' € ~ ~-: 2 'Ia·' ret D :.·d.-.. r. use 'E ar-d lr C: 'Ia·· .... I Z; r r. r;-.JJ" '•' '.' r~· "' LeF lor e 7 t. HRs - Oetr o' t ( 10 1nning s.1 Te:.: 0110001100- ~ 10 1 SOSI 000 10 1 O?C 1 5 15 0 AleJ.anoer Bark.er ( 1 J ano Svnaber 9 E<lters l ev , Drag o 191 and F,sk W- Drago fl , l) L Barker (0 I J HRs - Bos! on Lynn 7 HoOSol" flJ. Te~tas ~uncoe r q 1., Har Qrovt ( 1 1 Ca l I 010 000 000- 1 J 0 Oa • 00 1 000 10>:. - 2 9 0 >-40'S (bOCf'' C!eve tdno II J Apr I 1• - New Yor". C1e ... eJand 107 Wes tern Co nf erence 109 s eat1te n . Los Ang eles ( Sene \ 11 ed , 1.1) Apr il 1~ ~ ~eal! l e 10/. Ang e le'S 90 Acr d 1 " ~ LOS .AnQe le\ 105, SPS Sed nle ~ • Acr •l 16- Los t..nge les at Sea ttle , 3 p m Pho en 1x v \ . M llwuJk ee ( M tl wa utcee wms , 2·01 Aor il ll - M ii wa u kee 11 1. P ho er\ I X 103 Apr ,! M rwa u l.ee 9•. P, o 1•- f"n •# 9(J 11 Hartlell ana w nn . Hea ... er lo 17 ana EH .an W- Heo!llverlo , 12 0 L I(MPP Gross I 1 1 HR Oalo:. lanc Cleve 'N 1C.f' 0 ] > ~R - Kan!:iiiS C1t-,. "1cRae 7 Onlv9amesHneau1eo GAM E TIM E CHANG ED CINC II':\ ATI The Cmcmnall Reds aMounced toda y that the starting tune of the game wllh Philadelphia on Monday , May I has been changed -to 8:3a p.m.. 30 mtnutes late r than the previOusly announced tune. Thts chan~ e has been made to a cco mm odate ABC·TY , wh1 ch has selected the game to be televised nationally . The May I game wtll not be tele\'lsed m Cmct MatJ or Dayton . CLOSE OUT ELCONA 14X70 cY~~~ -.-7 MOBILE HOMES INCI · See J rm Sta ats or Joe Gi les Pho ne 446 - ~140 Bv Un•led Pr ess lnternaf •ona t F i rU Round t Best Ot Thr ee 1 E,n f ern Conferenc e Wash in;1on vs . Atlan t a ( Wul'l i ng to n wins , 2·0 ) Acr I 12- Wt"l!lh mglon 103. A n anr a q• Acr I 1• - Wa!lh 1ngton 101 Atl a nta 103 OT Clevelilnd V!i . New Yo rk ( New York w 1ns. 1·01 Apr il 11- New Yorio. 13? Kn a co Oown ong 1 :IXJ z v-:: ~ _ ', «,., " :;" ,....~ ; '0 000 010 000- 1 1 2 i(( 00011000, ') 8 1 W1se a na D1CH Sp l, fto r li 3 9 o· N tnQor B , 8 1rd 18 , ana 1 9 J Porter 'I<J Sp '!lorff 12 0 L Cr- c a j()(i ~'G 010 ( Orr>e 0 B LO<Iil. ana s1earns Na.., 9 arc (ar · er w 'J o r' • L - W II <O ~ ~ C(s ~ JOG 'OC I)J l 1 NY 6J 4 K 1r W.wooo 11 0 1, semifina list s in !9i5-76 and advanced to the reg ionals before losing this past season. His teams also won two City League titles, and his I976-i7 sq uad was selected as No. 2 in the nati on by Basketball · Weekly . He has rfl'f ived numerous Coach of t he Year honors and has been selected to co a ch seve ra l a ll·st ar sq uads . Wtddis, a 1963 graduate of Ohio Un ive rsity, has been active in sports organitations mclud ing th e Co lum bus Golfer Association, of whi ch he served as president for five years, and the Ohio Public Golfers Associati on. of which he was secretary fo r two years . He won the all· campu s intra mural go lf championshi p at Ohi o Universit y in 1962. He is prestdent of the Booth Fire Equipment Co. in Columbus. Tickets for the banquet are $12.:.0 each and may be purchased at Sports Inc. in At hens or from members of the Green and White Clu b ooa rd of directors. ln ad· dition, ti ckets may be purchased fr om the following pe rsons outside of Athens: Mari on Riggs in Logan, Bill Garrett in McArthur, Carson Crow in Pomeroy , Bobby Christ ian tn Chill icothe, Roger Barron or Bob Marchi tn Ga ll ipolis a nd Mike Christian in La ncaster. - /VOW THRU SATURDAY a - • •• • ,. Our Best ... Minnflo-X ACRYLIC LATEX HOUSE PAINT GALLON WAS 512.99 • Wa rran ted One Coat & NonYellow>ng • Mtldew Def,a nt • F1n1Sh • 30 Popu lar Colors N BA P1i1yolh ens 2 '6 year s at Nr wcome rst o\ll·n Hi gh• School. head foot ball and ba sket ball coa ch at Loga n Hi gh School' for one >·ea r; head football coach at Salem High School for five vears · assistant football and bask ~ ba ll coach at Mount Union College for one rea r; head football and basketball coach for two years at Wit te nbe rg Unt\'e rslty; an d ath letic dtrecto r of the Springfteld schools for two years. He served as a member of the Nat ional Federati on Ru les Committee for h1gh school football for si x years and ~· as Oht o directo_r for the Btg 33 Game between high sch oo l all-sta r fo ot ball players in Ohio and Peonsylvama for five years. Dam ts a graduate of Ott erbetn College and recetved his master's degree from Olu o State Universlly . He ha s been in hts present position at Lmden McKtnley for four vea rs after serving as reserv~ coach at the schoo l for four years 157- 11 record > and an assistant basketball coach a( Captta l University for two yea rs. His teams ha ve compi led an overall record of 82 and IB m his fo ur years as head coach at Linden McKtnler rncluding 2t>-O tn the 19i6-i7 season. His teams won- the Class AAA title in 1974-75 and 1976-77. were state had .'' Playoff results 000031010- 1101 140 035 Q0)' l A H 2 M mn a 10 0 221 OClO 0 12 001 002 010 __J~...,. ·2i.... Schroeder ts a graduate of Wittenbert Umve.rsity where he was a three-rear letterman in ooth football and baseball. ea rni ng AIIBuckeH Confere nce honors 111 · foo'tbaU hts )Untor and semor vears . He received his maste;·s degree from Ohio State Uni versity . In payi ng 1ribute to Sch roeder. Ohio University football coach Bill Hess satd "he has done mor e for the Oh to Htgh School Football Coaches Associal!on than any other tndlvi du al in its history ... Schr oeder served as secretary ·t reasurer of the group from I!Mi to 19i6 and is sull a consult.ant to the orgarutallon. He ts a member of the Ohio High School Foct ba II Coaches Hall of f ame . and was joined in that group last year by hts •·tfe, the only •·oman to be mducted tnto the Hall of Fame . Dunng his long tenu re as a grtd assista nt at Massillon, he • wked for seven head coaches who went on to co llege jobs and the school won 13 st ate champi onships. In addition, his baseball teams reached th e state fina ls twice during his ten ure as baseball coach. Schr ot'de r's other coaching has inclued : head football and basketball for two yea rs at Mtamt Mtlitary Institute at Germantown : head foot ba ll and basketball for thr ee ' Ore National League West lead with a 7-1 re<;ord, was · obviously pleased. "Nothing surprises me about this team . I told everyl)ody before I left camp it was the best club I ever ~ Annual .Gr.(Jen and White fete slated Wednesday at Ohio U ~ is the maj or league record . The Reds' Pete Rose drove in two runs, Ken 6 riffey co ll ected thre e hits a nd George Fo.'lter added two more hits to power tM Reds' offense. Anderson. whose team is in "I gue ss it is a milestone in so mebody 's mind 1 not in mine . Milestooes are when you get more than somebody else . I don 't· even know how . many (Yogi I Berra or Ty Cobb ha ue ." Cobb's record of 4.191 hits Gall ipo li s , Ohio GORDON DI ES SACRAME:-ITO , Calif. rUPI J - Joe Gordon. who sta rred with the New York Yankees and Clevela nd Indians m the 19-Ws and later ser1•ed as a btg league ma nager , died Fr1day at a hospllal. He ~· as 63. MACHINE SHOP SERVICES PORTABLE ,, WELDING SERVICE Public walk in businHs, ind ustri•l or const,ruction business welcomed . Large loth., ond boring mills Metalizing , wtlding ond hobbiting . Stoel fabriution, complete stock of steel , roun ds , plo1n ond structuols . Free Estimltts No Job Too urge or Too Small WHtn IM SAVE $3.00 GLOSS ALKYD-OIL EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINT SAVE $1.00 SAVE $5.00 ECONOMY LATEX HOUSE PAINT LATEX HOUSE PAINT TWO-GALLON PAIL s s 99 GALLON WA S S6 99 1 Full R1ch Gloss • Lmseed 011 & Alkyd • Economy Durab iloty • M .tdew Dehant ' I • All Surfa ces-Wood Mason ry Meta l Easy o Aopty '.Jt'5 •'it "'II D ' r W \' ' :.;{ ' a u~{'.J th m, ' l' ~ • One Coal Coverage Pr~ced ,n Suoer~or .BI >s ter & Peel Resrsrance • Non-Yel lowing. No Cha lk • Wh1te Only Wasl1down • M&G MACHINE SHOP Upper Route 1 Ko!\lugo , Ohio 11•-<U-4616 P• CHARTERS TO EUROPE IN '7__ . 8~~~ Of:p WHIJI tOO LONDON...... ....................... s419 JULY 1-9 SWITZERlAND.' .''''.''.''"'" ..'''... S449 AUGUST 21 ·29 SPAIN .. ~ .............. .........._........ '459 JUNE 22 -JUL Y 1 GERMANY...... _......._................'469 SAVE $3.00 SAVE $2.00 ACRYLIC LATEX FLAT WALL PAINT LATEX FLAT CEILING WHITE S799 S499 GAllON WASS 10.99 GALLON · . WASS6. 99 . AUGUST 27 -SEPT . 11 1 Warran1ed One-Coat W ashable & Sta tn Res1stant I Fade Res ts r· Combi ne Your Chorter Flight With Tour s. Rail Pau, Cu R~tntal ant Non· Yellow1ng • 30 FaShiOn·RtQhl Colors CI•LL OR STOP BY ; . . A.Ul-0 - CLUB--OF SOUUtERN-OHIO ...,/@ - GALliPOLIS -- • Aooea11ng Matfi! Wh tte F iniS h I NO Duos. No Spatters • Smooth F1ntsh . - No Lapmar~s ACRYLIC LATEX SEMI:(;LOSS ECONOMY FLAT LATEX WALL PAINT GALLON WAS 512.99 I Warranted Scrubbabln & One·Coat • s ram & Fade Rests tant • 30 Poputo r Colors Avn tlab tl) S411 , GALLO N WAS 55.99 • Solo t hom 5 FashlonRtyllt Colors • Easy Soap ant1 WatcH Clean-Up PLAY IT SMART: RADIO SHACK HAS OVER 56 YEARS. EXPERIENCE IN ELECTRONICS! CARIER & EVANs- =-=-= IN---=c. ' "TTl'IR'el Agency l l COURT ST. 00 SAVE $1.00 OLIVE STREET GALLIPOLIS, Otfl~ fi A DIVISION ---- SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA OF TANOV CORPORATION �• C-1 - Th<' Sund• ~ Ttnws""'rlllllt'i. Sunday . Apnl 16, 19;g Reds slam Astros, 8-4 B) G .~R \' TW UJR L'PI - If Bench dtd not appre.'!ll<e OJ' l.:i<Uh nlaJor leal!\!<' hit . LIDc'Ul!\aU Reds potcher Tc~n Hum< sure dtd . ·•.Bench and all !h.> hrtters m ~1.5 team g1w me great H OL'STO ~ Johnn~ rt\Ofldt:-nl"i' and - suppDrt ,'" sard HlliD\' . a :l)-year...>ld pttd~r wi>J ha' 51rugglt'd th<' t~l past twi.1 St"a9.ms make tht> Reds >tartu • rotauon . Hurne '"''"'d.-1 1' «>Mrd 'lctory of the season l'riday wtth a so-so outing because the Red s attack was de\·ast a tln~ . Ctncin na ti uppt'd tts .326 batting average •·tth 10 htts and beat the Houston Astios. 8-t . The Reds' victory was th<'ir ftflh wtthout a loss over Houston thts season. And Manager Sparky Anderson's .. jl(lst-game cha t with reporters gave him a chance to crlti r tze l)(lmf' hi-"! tal kini' the Astros ha ve been doin~ since they beat the Reds 13 of 18 games last season . " We 've won as maily already as we won against Houston last year ," Anderson said . "They ta lked about ·their pitchers. Well, I won't talk a bo ut th<'ir pitchers no w. We won't •ver do any talking aoout our pitchers" His last statement may ch~nge , however , if Hwne and Daie Murrav con tinue to pitch like they did Frtday. Murray earned his first save of the season with 3 I.J innings of relief . Hume said talk of the Reds being a great-hit , noi>itch ball club did not bother him . " ! don't feel it's true any more . Look at what we 've done this season," he said. Bench hit a two;-un home run jn the ninth inl)in g. Ear lier in the game his sli cing double to rightfield gave the Reds' catcher his !,SOOth hit. The milesrone, however. did not register on him . "I forgot about it . When I st op~1 on second base Joe I Morgan l yelled 'Do you want the ball ?" ' lknch said. I .4. THE \S ~ ..YJ~ (I f : Two (\_laches, m rt"tlred. and an act1ve boc;ster. oi Oh10 1A !1\ ru~t,· e Cem !tcates of Achte,·ement from lhe GrE"en and \\lute Club .\ pnl l~ when the Otuc' l'm,· er!!ltl OOoster Jrl!a ruz.auoo Ids 1ts annual spnng rte<>gnmon banquet. The banquet 15 to be held at \ els..•n Cc1mmons at 8 p.m .. preceded b1 a soctal hour at i p.m Sentor athletes from Ohr o L'nl\·ersil' are to be guests of the Green and Whtte Cl ub at the banquet Special recogmtJOn oq ll be given to the Outst andtng ~la le Athlete of the Year and Outstanding Female Athlete of the Year The three honorees are Carl F Schroeder . •·hose [n l \' t'rSit~ a:h lt"tt'S coach1ng ca reer spanned mare than ~ yea rs at OOth the h1gh scbool and college levels rncludtng 23 ;-ears as an asststant foot ball co ach at ~la sstllon Htgh School and 16 years as the school's head baseball coa ch: J ene Da vts , head basketball coach at Linden McKinley High School in Columbus: and Richa rd C. Widdis, of Col umbus , secretary of the Central Ohio Green and While Club fo r the past three years. The speak er for the banqu et w1ll be baseball great Stan Must al. longttme superstar of the St. Louts Ca rdma ls and a member uf Baseball 's Ha ll of fame . Friday's linescores s.. M"a1or L ea9ue Resu l ts By Unrt ed Pren ln l ernol lro n al Na trona ! Le ag ue Crr~n Houston 91 J H um e , Murrey t!l Bench Ancu rar Forscn ana 12 Bann rster J Pen11 Sarnb rto f8 l ana Feq;usOI'l IJ Hume HR f2 0 l 2 Bef'1Ch Burk.e (1 R~w !e- y Honey c:un 1 7 Montague 18 ana Pas l e.,. Za hn ana Wy negar W ZaM ( 1 0 L House 0 2 · Hrs Se~lllf' Roo House 14 311 100 002 - 8 I) 3 Del rQ 1 An0u 1ar Crnc nn a• 1 or 51d ton 101 006 w I (Q)' C~h. ~ 10 11 0 l ) l, H 1t1 er 16 1 San Fran 000 00 ' 00/ 3 9 0 Sa n Dreg OO'J 10 1 000- I 9 2 Barr . Curt rs 1 u ,off rtt H ana Sao elf: Jones F re rsleoen 16 r:mgers 18 and Ten acf' Tav lor 8 a nc MtJy Garvm 0 Moore 13 K 1r1o.wooo IJ Mvrcr.v 19 and Ashby w Dav rs w ~ Mol! 11 F nge r s , 1 1 HR Henar rck \ 1 Tnompson 11, Ph d a St L 10 L San D rego 200 010 001 lOi 000 000- J 8 I J ll I Car lton Mcc;raw (9) e1na M c Carver Soone . 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HRs - Oetr o' t ( 10 1nning s.1 Te:.: 0110001100- ~ 10 1 SOSI 000 10 1 O?C 1 5 15 0 AleJ.anoer Bark.er ( 1 J ano Svnaber 9 E<lters l ev , Drag o 191 and F,sk W- Drago fl , l) L Barker (0 I J HRs - Bos! on Lynn 7 HoOSol" flJ. Te~tas ~uncoe r q 1., Har Qrovt ( 1 1 Ca l I 010 000 000- 1 J 0 Oa • 00 1 000 10>:. - 2 9 0 >-40'S (bOCf'' C!eve tdno II J Apr I 1• - New Yor". C1e ... eJand 107 Wes tern Co nf erence 109 s eat1te n . Los Ang eles ( Sene \ 11 ed , 1.1) Apr il 1~ ~ ~eal! l e 10/. Ang e le'S 90 Acr d 1 " ~ LOS .AnQe le\ 105, SPS Sed nle ~ • Acr •l 16- Los t..nge les at Sea ttle , 3 p m Pho en 1x v \ . M llwuJk ee ( M tl wa utcee wms , 2·01 Aor il ll - M ii wa u kee 11 1. P ho er\ I X 103 Apr ,! M rwa u l.ee 9•. P, o 1•- f"n •# 9(J 11 Hartlell ana w nn . Hea ... er lo 17 ana EH .an W- Heo!llverlo , 12 0 L I(MPP Gross I 1 1 HR Oalo:. lanc Cleve 'N 1C.f' 0 ] > ~R - Kan!:iiiS C1t-,. "1cRae 7 Onlv9amesHneau1eo GAM E TIM E CHANG ED CINC II':\ ATI The Cmcmnall Reds aMounced toda y that the starting tune of the game wllh Philadelphia on Monday , May I has been changed -to 8:3a p.m.. 30 mtnutes late r than the previOusly announced tune. Thts chan~ e has been made to a cco mm odate ABC·TY , wh1 ch has selected the game to be televised nationally . The May I game wtll not be tele\'lsed m Cmct MatJ or Dayton . CLOSE OUT ELCONA 14X70 cY~~~ -.-7 MOBILE HOMES INCI · See J rm Sta ats or Joe Gi les Pho ne 446 - ~140 Bv Un•led Pr ess lnternaf •ona t F i rU Round t Best Ot Thr ee 1 E,n f ern Conferenc e Wash in;1on vs . Atlan t a ( Wul'l i ng to n wins , 2·0 ) Acr I 12- Wt"l!lh mglon 103. A n anr a q• Acr I 1• - Wa!lh 1ngton 101 Atl a nta 103 OT Clevelilnd V!i . New Yo rk ( New York w 1ns. 1·01 Apr il 11- New Yorio. 13? Kn a co Oown ong 1 :IXJ z v-:: ~ _ ', «,., " :;" ,....~ ; '0 000 010 000- 1 1 2 i(( 00011000, ') 8 1 W1se a na D1CH Sp l, fto r li 3 9 o· N tnQor B , 8 1rd 18 , ana 1 9 J Porter 'I<J Sp '!lorff 12 0 L Cr- c a j()(i ~'G 010 ( Orr>e 0 B LO<Iil. ana s1earns Na.., 9 arc (ar · er w 'J o r' • L - W II <O ~ ~ C(s ~ JOG 'OC I)J l 1 NY 6J 4 K 1r W.wooo 11 0 1, semifina list s in !9i5-76 and advanced to the reg ionals before losing this past season. His teams also won two City League titles, and his I976-i7 sq uad was selected as No. 2 in the nati on by Basketball · Weekly . He has rfl'f ived numerous Coach of t he Year honors and has been selected to co a ch seve ra l a ll·st ar sq uads . Wtddis, a 1963 graduate of Ohio Un ive rsity, has been active in sports organitations mclud ing th e Co lum bus Golfer Association, of whi ch he served as president for five years, and the Ohio Public Golfers Associati on. of which he was secretary fo r two years . He won the all· campu s intra mural go lf championshi p at Ohi o Universit y in 1962. He is prestdent of the Booth Fire Equipment Co. in Columbus. Tickets for the banquet are $12.:.0 each and may be purchased at Sports Inc. in At hens or from members of the Green and White Clu b ooa rd of directors. ln ad· dition, ti ckets may be purchased fr om the following pe rsons outside of Athens: Mari on Riggs in Logan, Bill Garrett in McArthur, Carson Crow in Pomeroy , Bobby Christ ian tn Chill icothe, Roger Barron or Bob Marchi tn Ga ll ipolis a nd Mike Christian in La ncaster. - /VOW THRU SATURDAY a - • •• • ,. Our Best ... Minnflo-X ACRYLIC LATEX HOUSE PAINT GALLON WAS 512.99 • Wa rran ted One Coat & NonYellow>ng • Mtldew Def,a nt • F1n1Sh • 30 Popu lar Colors N BA P1i1yolh ens 2 '6 year s at Nr wcome rst o\ll·n Hi gh• School. head foot ball and ba sket ball coa ch at Loga n Hi gh School' for one >·ea r; head football coach at Salem High School for five vears · assistant football and bask ~ ba ll coach at Mount Union College for one rea r; head football and basketball coach for two years at Wit te nbe rg Unt\'e rslty; an d ath letic dtrecto r of the Springfteld schools for two years. He served as a member of the Nat ional Federati on Ru les Committee for h1gh school football for si x years and ~· as Oht o directo_r for the Btg 33 Game between high sch oo l all-sta r fo ot ball players in Ohio and Peonsylvama for five years. Dam ts a graduate of Ott erbetn College and recetved his master's degree from Olu o State Universlly . He ha s been in hts present position at Lmden McKtnley for four vea rs after serving as reserv~ coach at the schoo l for four years 157- 11 record > and an assistant basketball coach a( Captta l University for two yea rs. His teams ha ve compi led an overall record of 82 and IB m his fo ur years as head coach at Linden McKtnler rncluding 2t>-O tn the 19i6-i7 season. His teams won- the Class AAA title in 1974-75 and 1976-77. were state had .'' Playoff results 000031010- 1101 140 035 Q0)' l A H 2 M mn a 10 0 221 OClO 0 12 001 002 010 __J~...,. ·2i.... Schroeder ts a graduate of Wittenbert Umve.rsity where he was a three-rear letterman in ooth football and baseball. ea rni ng AIIBuckeH Confere nce honors 111 · foo'tbaU hts )Untor and semor vears . He received his maste;·s degree from Ohio State Uni versity . In payi ng 1ribute to Sch roeder. Ohio University football coach Bill Hess satd "he has done mor e for the Oh to Htgh School Football Coaches Associal!on than any other tndlvi du al in its history ... Schr oeder served as secretary ·t reasurer of the group from I!Mi to 19i6 and is sull a consult.ant to the orgarutallon. He ts a member of the Ohio High School Foct ba II Coaches Hall of f ame . and was joined in that group last year by hts •·tfe, the only •·oman to be mducted tnto the Hall of Fame . Dunng his long tenu re as a grtd assista nt at Massillon, he • wked for seven head coaches who went on to co llege jobs and the school won 13 st ate champi onships. In addition, his baseball teams reached th e state fina ls twice during his ten ure as baseball coach. Schr ot'de r's other coaching has inclued : head football and basketball for two yea rs at Mtamt Mtlitary Institute at Germantown : head foot ba ll and basketball for thr ee ' Ore National League West lead with a 7-1 re<;ord, was · obviously pleased. "Nothing surprises me about this team . I told everyl)ody before I left camp it was the best club I ever ~ Annual .Gr.(Jen and White fete slated Wednesday at Ohio U ~ is the maj or league record . The Reds' Pete Rose drove in two runs, Ken 6 riffey co ll ected thre e hits a nd George Fo.'lter added two more hits to power tM Reds' offense. Anderson. whose team is in "I gue ss it is a milestone in so mebody 's mind 1 not in mine . Milestooes are when you get more than somebody else . I don 't· even know how . many (Yogi I Berra or Ty Cobb ha ue ." Cobb's record of 4.191 hits Gall ipo li s , Ohio GORDON DI ES SACRAME:-ITO , Calif. rUPI J - Joe Gordon. who sta rred with the New York Yankees and Clevela nd Indians m the 19-Ws and later ser1•ed as a btg league ma nager , died Fr1day at a hospllal. He ~· as 63. MACHINE SHOP SERVICES PORTABLE ,, WELDING SERVICE Public walk in businHs, ind ustri•l or const,ruction business welcomed . Large loth., ond boring mills Metalizing , wtlding ond hobbiting . Stoel fabriution, complete stock of steel , roun ds , plo1n ond structuols . Free Estimltts No Job Too urge or Too Small WHtn IM SAVE $3.00 GLOSS ALKYD-OIL EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINT SAVE $1.00 SAVE $5.00 ECONOMY LATEX HOUSE PAINT LATEX HOUSE PAINT TWO-GALLON PAIL s s 99 GALLON WA S S6 99 1 Full R1ch Gloss • Lmseed 011 & Alkyd • Economy Durab iloty • M .tdew Dehant ' I • All Surfa ces-Wood Mason ry Meta l Easy o Aopty '.Jt'5 •'it "'II D ' r W \' ' :.;{ ' a u~{'.J th m, ' l' ~ • One Coal Coverage Pr~ced ,n Suoer~or .BI >s ter & Peel Resrsrance • Non-Yel lowing. No Cha lk • Wh1te Only Wasl1down • M&G MACHINE SHOP Upper Route 1 Ko!\lugo , Ohio 11•-<U-4616 P• CHARTERS TO EUROPE IN '7__ . 8~~~ Of:p WHIJI tOO LONDON...... ....................... s419 JULY 1-9 SWITZERlAND.' .''''.''.''"'" ..'''... S449 AUGUST 21 ·29 SPAIN .. ~ .............. .........._........ '459 JUNE 22 -JUL Y 1 GERMANY...... _......._................'469 SAVE $3.00 SAVE $2.00 ACRYLIC LATEX FLAT WALL PAINT LATEX FLAT CEILING WHITE S799 S499 GAllON WASS 10.99 GALLON · . WASS6. 99 . AUGUST 27 -SEPT . 11 1 Warran1ed One-Coat W ashable & Sta tn Res1stant I Fade Res ts r· Combi ne Your Chorter Flight With Tour s. Rail Pau, Cu R~tntal ant Non· Yellow1ng • 30 FaShiOn·RtQhl Colors CI•LL OR STOP BY ; . . A.Ul-0 - CLUB--OF SOUUtERN-OHIO ...,/@ - GALliPOLIS -- • Aooea11ng Matfi! Wh tte F iniS h I NO Duos. No Spatters • Smooth F1ntsh . - No Lapmar~s ACRYLIC LATEX SEMI:(;LOSS ECONOMY FLAT LATEX WALL PAINT GALLON WAS 512.99 I Warranted Scrubbabln & One·Coat • s ram & Fade Rests tant • 30 Poputo r Colors Avn tlab tl) S411 , GALLO N WAS 55.99 • Solo t hom 5 FashlonRtyllt Colors • Easy Soap ant1 WatcH Clean-Up PLAY IT SMART: RADIO SHACK HAS OVER 56 YEARS. EXPERIENCE IN ELECTRONICS! CARIER & EVANs- =-=-= IN---=c. ' "TTl'IR'el Agency l l COURT ST. 00 SAVE $1.00 OLIVE STREET GALLIPOLIS, Otfl~ fi A DIVISION ---- SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA OF TANOV CORPORATION �• C.Q- The Sunday Times,~entllll'i . Sunda; . Apl"ll Ih. 1 ~1;8 tuy of th e Top quality not always best choice Agriculture and BYDIANAS. EBERTS chasing for the fa mily. Qf more bone or JAreater Exl. Agent, Top quality is nol al ways probable shr inkage during our community Home Ecooomlrs · the best cho ice for a specific Meigs County POMEROY - Getting .the best value for 1rione_y spent is oft en (maybe USUally ) Of more im portance than spending the least possi ble amount of mone y. If we really achieve the first, rl may very weU lead to lh e other anyway . In talking about food buymanship with large quantity buyers, we propose several ideas that are also valuabl e for homemakers when pu r· purpose ~ per·fect halves of peaches in heavy syrup will do no better job in a cobbler. fur mstan('e, !han broken pieces lll a iighl syrup OJ" in water. rei !hey will cos! more . It 's sma 11 tu buy fo r the intended use. MEAT buy ing. especially. is more wJsc ly done on the bassis uf "CtJSI-per-serving," rat her than "price-per· pouncl." A given cut of mea t may be avai lable at a lower per-pound price rhan another possi ble choice but, because SPECIAL. DEMONSTRATION MORE POWER TO YOU .. r WITH whi ch won'! be used for a long period - this may prevent purc h <:~se of other items also needed during the per iod. It isn't smart to buy more than can be properly stored losses may more than offset gains on the sale prices. So, take ~dva ntage of sales; but be sure that it really is ad· vantageo us. Man is £1 Cll1 111Jt:tl. H L· perce nt very ;ula pta iJ)c il:i dC\'l'lllplllg 100 total 1nab1ll ty By Bryson R. <Rtidl Carter Gallia County Extension Agent By John Cooper ' Soil Cons. Service PT. PLEASANT GALL! PO US - In dry periods watering is necessary for Harold My nes, whose farm is th e production of good tobacco plan ls. Without water, growth on Chestnut Ridge near Mt. will be checked and plants will be injured or even killed in Alto, v·isited the office and extreme cases. It is important to use water before injury starts report ed that the pond , which rather than wait until dama ge occurs. Growing plants he bui lt last fall with the evaporate large quantities nf water from the soil; therefore, in assistance.of the district bulldry weather beds must be watered both for ge rmination and and desig ned by dozer plant gro wth . technicians of Soil Co n· Bluestone-Lime Mixture servatiori Servi ce, was full of The bluestone-lime mixture is useful in controlling such water and providing water th ings as liverwort, wildfire, angular leafspot, and moss and for his livestock. This pond algae 1often ca lled green scw11 ) in tobacco plant beds . The bluestone-lime mixture can be sprinkled through the was built on the end of a ridge cotton. The rate of application should be one (I ) quart per and a diversion was made to square ya rd, or 50 gallons per 200 feet of bed nine (9) feet wide collect add itiona l water with which to fill the pond. Mr. or 158 feet of bed 12 feet wide. Mynes requested the bull· To prepare the bluestone-lime mixture: dissolve three (3) dozer to be used aga in on hi s pounds of copper sulfate (bluestone) in a bucket of water. !ann this summer to clea r Then, mix four ( 4) poWlds of hydrated lime into a thin paste some land whi ch he plans to with water in another bucket, and pour the paste into a barrel develop into improved (wooden or oil barrel ) containing about 46 gallons of water . pa1:iturc. While stirring vigorously, pour in the bluestone-lime solution . One way to apply the mixture to the bed is to use an ordinary We were on the John Wynne sprinkling ca n. It 1s a good idea to wash out containers before use, so that the sprinkl er wil l not become clogged. The mixture fa nn un Potters Creek and on should be st irred every time before a portion is removed from the Emory Monroe land in the barrel. CAUTION : Bluestone-lime does not mjure plants, Ray burn community to assist so do not wash it off . Do not mix any form of ferti lizer with the m wit h conservation planning. Mr. Wynne bought bluestone-lime. County agent's corn_e r STANDBY EMERGENCY POWER ;:: ':I:! 111 1111! 111111111111111111111 111 TO ·TRACTOR GENERATO Wat ch out Tor the so-<alled "mirarle products," lhese "a ll pu rpose" products for "all crops." They' re just too ~ood to bel ieve. The US DA savs produ ces dt•s igned to promole lhe !,'I'Owlh of so il BY JOHN C. RICE Ext. Agent , Agrkullure Meigs County POMEHOY - F'eeder Calf Prices - prices for feeder calves at the April II sale at Chilli cothe were up. Steers averaging 586 pounds sold for $54 per hu nd redweight. Heifers weighrng 5t9 peunds averaged $46.30 per hundred· weight . The top steers brought 158 wJth the top pen heifers bringino $47. Keep Ca lving Interval bac lr ria or lo manu fa cture To 12 Months agri· lacls • 15KW TO 55KW why you need WINCO Emergency Stcndby Power for lights, heat, milkers , water, bYnk feeders , coolers , and other electri( tools . WIN CO · 9 ives greater motor starting COP'"''ity Der KW - that's why Winc.o is rural America's most popular trodor g enerator . lheir own plan t food fall in to A 12 month calving int erval l he calegory of "miracle will yield the highest net products " Crops need I fi er--se ntial nutrif'n l.s. suppliC'd return, says Robert Porter, t•i l her by Lhe ai r or the soil , Extell•lon da iry specialist at and t hcrP t~r e no s hortcuts or The Ohio State University. miracles to subs! itute for u But, this is very difficult to good fer tili ty program . do . Rome gui delines to follow " II all secrns so simple, when considering the use of straightforward and obvious mirm:le prod uct:-; art•: whHt. until you try it ," expla ins percen t of N. P, and K is in · Pon er . . the product : what are the lf'\lels of ~ econdnr\' and The ca lving interval is micronutrients . is t here a ny composed of the gestation SPECIAL DEMONSTRATOR PRICES! A Factory Truck and Factory Representative . will be at our store Toesday, April 18th from· 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM doc um e nt ed GET THIS VITAL FARM PROTECTION Ar: r esf'~:trch Ma n og e ment JACK W. CARSEY, MGR. a Lttf le and Save a Lot- Free Oelrv ery wr lh rn 7S Mrles . Yes! We 5ervtce Or 1ve at Yo ur Local Hotpoin1 Deitle r . Store Ho urs : 8:30 to S:JO . Mill Close> a I 5 : oo P.M. Se rvtng Me1gs, Gallia & Ma so n Count•es. to period plus days open. Th e hack up the claims; what ingrediems make the crop ac hieve bigger yields: what. is t hr cost versus benefi t ~ yo u ca n rece iv.e .. POMEROY LANDMARK und e n· gesta tion leng th is fair ly >ta ndard for all breeds of ca ltle. So, da ys open is the big ve~ ria ble in the calving interval. vironment arc still the keys to ~nod crop production. You II do well to think tw ice before spe nding money on an unproven product. A recenl report. on I ,206 Ohio herds with over 67,000 co ws fo und the av era ge calving interval to be 13.!6 months . Some of the herds averaged over 16 months, • which is a costly loss in the production ability of those herds. Delayed co nception Spring Ave. results in reduced milk sales Pomero v Ohio and fewer calves available 11111 111111111111!1111111111111111111111 for repl acements or sale. • • • • • • • • • •. . E:ventua lly, it mea ns in· • creased treatment costs and the culling of infertil e cows. The final loss is in income. • " We can look at two aspects of the problem." PaMer says. "One is the eff ect on milk produ c1on and the olher is the reduction 111 income associ ated with a delay in conception." A Mi clnga n study of !,285 Holstein cows in 944 herds ove r a ri ve yee~ r pe ri od FULTON THOMPSON TRACTOR SAJ.ES The Si•nP-Iit,;ilq System I showed that avera ge darly milk produ ction declin ed slightly as the length of the calving interva l increased . from 12 to 13 month• . An in crease to 15 months resulted in an average daily decrease of over thr ee pounds. Thi s three pound decrease amo unt ed to I,!55 pounds less milk per year and represented a reduct ion in in come of $67 per co w because of decreased milk sa les. The second loss was in the redu ced number of ca lves born 111 the fi ve yea r period >t udied. co ws with 12 month int ervals averaged 4.9 ca lves, as opposed to 3.8 ca lves for those with a 15 month calving int erva l. Calves were assigned an avc ra~c value of $45 each. When the loss from fewer ca lves was added to the redu ced mil k sales. the total yea rly loss from delayed co nception was $8 for cows calving at 13 month intervals, $31 for those calviilll at 14 month int ervals, and $16 for cows with 15 monl h intervals. "The dairyman, anificial insemination technician and velerinarian are all involved in keep ing m ws freshening regula rly. The best results are obtain ed when lhese lhree worl< as a team ," says Poner. The dairyman has the task of keeping a breeding in· ventory. A complet e and perman enl breed ing an d calving record system should be esta biJShed for each anima l in the herd . It may be a <"a rd fil e, loose- leaf noteboo k, or any oth er system that works. The system should provi de a quick <"heel< fur cows in calf, cows due to freshen. open cows and heifers, and cows with breeding problems. At least once each month , the daJr)'man should lake mvemory. l·leshould : ( II List all cuws that are due to ca lve; 121 Lis! open cows an d heifers and compile a schedule of approximate breeding dates; iJi List all cows and heifers tha t have had three or more inseminations and arc not in c;tlf and have a veterinari an examine each of these and reco mmend treatment and ha ndl ing ; (4) Chec k th e heifer herd regularly and note heifers tha t will be old and large enough to bretd. Ohio is presently using the Uta h Dai ry Herd lm· pr ovc ment hi s farm from . Denver Rollins. Mr. Wynne, as well as John McClure and Arthur Wendt who are leasing the · Wynne !ann, were with us as 'we helped with the over-all plan. They are interested in cleaning brush from pasture hind and also in improving the meadows so that they will be ab le to operate a dairy at a later date. Mr. Wynne is also interested in wildlife develop· ment and items whi ch would 'improve wildlife habita t were discussed in the plann ing of the farm . Emory Monroe bought some woodland from Brtlce Chadwick. His chief interest in the land is to use it for recreational use and to have a place to go once in a while to en joy nature. Roger Powell of the district visited the Rush Finley place on Route 62 recently. We had helped Mr. Finley develop a conservation plan fur his farm a year or so ago. Roger found Mr. Fi nley in the process of grading around his home. This was one of the item s discussed in the pl<m and the grading would consist of sloping the land ba ck away from the house in such a way as to divert water from the house itself. We have been call ed by Howard Knapp of Pt. Pleasant was recentl y employed by the Western Soil Conserva tion District as its bulld ozer operator . Ml'. Knapp worked the past week on farm land on Route 81 smoothing some slips and the next project will be on the Ha rr y Kreg lo farm off J err ies Run Hoad . Mr Kreglo is planning to build two ponds and do some other earthm ov ing wo rk. The poniis have already been planned by techn rcians of lB. 1978 REC ROOM DEN HARVEST HONEY .,, ... scs. john Mercer J.ang.stun. elected d erk in 1655 uf llruwnhelm townsh ip , l.orain County, Ohi o, was the first Negl'U to win electi ve uffi ce rn the United States. Southeastern Ohio LAMB CLASSIC Color Tone l..uaun "I Irked th e rando m· lex tured e fl ecl' "I lik ed !he rugged swirl e d· plas le r e llec l" Grenoble Pinehurst • 12·· ){ 12 · 111e • 12" )( 12 ' tr!e • Wa sh able .19C sq. II. • Acous ttcal .30C sq. ft. Athen s Coun ty s9.32 4'x8'xW' CANDLEUGHT BIROL .................. s9.52 4'x8'xW' MISTY ELM .... .......................... s14.93 4'x8'xW' KENINGSTON ELM ....................... s10.88 4'x8'x5/32 PALE MOON .. .. ........................ '6.37 . Print on l..uaun •, 4'x8'x5/32 ARDSLEY ASH.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. •... 6•23 Alhens, Oh io APRIL29, 1978 1:00 P.M. 50 Weth ers , Su tf olk Hampsh ir es, 10 Ewes. Lamb s from Prove'n Blood li nes. Print on l..uaun 4'x8'x5/32 Cl.DUDS GOLD................. ........ Print on l..uaun • SEEDS Hecu rd System which automatically provides all the rep rodut~ i o n records a dai ryman needs, except fo r recording hea t per iods for heifers not yet in the milkin g herd. Each month every herd owner on test recei vcs herd "I Irk ed th e bulcher·b loc k de· sign 26Ity Glenwood • 12' x 12' tile • • wa sr1aDIC vtn yl surtace sq. ft management lists on cu ws to breed, rnws to check for pregnancy, co ws due to lurn dry and co ws due to calve. An optional repor1 , the production and fertility trend ana lyses , provided a com· plete analysis of production, breeding and reproductive effi ci en cy by age groups, st rings, and mws freshing by months. "Time spent by dairymen 5I udying this report will pay b1g dividends," recommends Porter . A cow that produces 13,000 pounds of milk and calves b>!ck in 12 months makes as much or more pro!it th an a 11,500 puund producer that calves b>! ck in 16 months. Both average 36 po unds of milk for eve ry day of their calving interval , which is equa l lo 13,140 pounds of milk per year. But , over a five yea r period. the 12 month interval will also yield one more ca lf. We've Got Em Buy Now ••• • Cobbler Potatoes. • Kennebec Potatoes ·• Red Pontiac. • Garden Fertilizer Winds tone • 12·· 1< 12·· Hte . . EUT -YEAR OR 2000-HOUR NGINE WARRANTY White Enameled ALUMINUM GUTTERING ... WON'T CRACK, CHIP OR PEEL. NEVER NEEDS PAINTING . _,.-.--~ sq. ft. • • • • • • REAL RED CEDAR DECORATOR STRIPS Pkg. Of 33 Sq. Ft. -MEIGS EQUIPMENT 3RD STREET 992-2176 cu- ~ POMEROY, 0. All De utz a1r-cooled iloesel tractors pur c hased a ft e r Ja nuary 1, 1977 carry lhr s ou tstanding pans and labor w ar ranty on the eng ine and cool rn g syste m , excepl !he '"lec tor and elec· trrcal systems Come 1n and c he ck the com plete wrr tt en warran ty. • NOW CobblePl . PootiKs C£NIIA1. SOYA .u.... Joe., Gollipoti, Otrio 446.()146 8 Ft. Joint ................ ~3.40 10 Ft. Joint............... }4.23 . • 21 Ft.. Jomt.. ...............58.91 LATEX CAULK A DEUT:II' .Spring Ave . Tht' 1111ril cun·full~ ~:n~nt'1' rt'tllrm1or Pomeroy, 0 . in lht.' \\-orkl . • 847 co lor s • H1ghly wa s habl e • Easy appl• c al •on • O u tCk dry • Lo w o do r • Easy clean-uo .,., ,,n wat er On Sale 77 6-0 I 6-8 ¢· Reversible L or R. ' $15goo Wrth LDck & Screen WHITE COLONI~ STORM OOOR 7·114" CIRCULAR SAW Insulate your home's _N o.2 energy userfor just $999 Ann. Special 2788 5 SALE PRICE ST~~.P£~198 AFTER SALE PRICE $2 .98 40 Gal. Gas Water Heater 52 Gal. .Electric Water Heater ~ :-:::;;;::.;'_ ·~;;·~~,,. $5()37 MilL FINISH STORM [XX)R BIX i;;i~ BE SURE TO GET YOUR TREASURE CHEST KEY • GIFTS GALORE $4491 Ann. Special Sizes 2-8/6-8 & 3-0/6-8 . 1 12Ga~ AFTER SALE PRICE $4.98 717·9 12 I ·'I,Gal Tne tas le'51 and eas1est way to remove par n r. yarn1sh and sta m Oi!Jsolwes qurc kly no sc r aptng req u1red LIQuthes pa lnl. 11ays wet and ~eeps wor kmg ao one appllcl1 ton removes many coats ot Old patn_,__ _ oraD ROACH AND ANT SPRAY -- Roach and Ant sprays are nothong new . Wh at is new is a profess ionally formu lated spray ... packed rn an unbreak able po ly co nt ainer . . that can be use d ind oors o r outdoors· Ara b Spray even kill s resistant strain s o f roaches a nd leaves a residual chem ic al lo kil l stragglers . It's ooorless and wrll no t starn . Arab Roach and~Ant -Spray-g1ves proles•s-- -_,...:.: sional -e xterminato r results when used as directed . FUL--TON.;JHOMPSON- ~~ TRACTOR SALES • H•gh Qual tty Shakes. shmgles an d mason ry 'Milt• only 01"1 lo1t• ~-cute pont Goou ..:o ro r reten11on Easy apph c at~ on Ou1ck dry Easy cle an-up w 11t1 wa1er WHITE PATIO DOORS RED DEVIL \ !ennebea Flat Late• Wall Paint $r.ollon Exce llenl for interior or ex l er~or use . Stays flexible longer. Fo r use wilh any paint. "'"'"' "" I fiCTRA SPECIAL $10~~. Wonder Tones"" Late• House Pain! SAVE s3.00 AFTER SALE PRICE $1 .29 Buy Now and 1 On Sale SAVE '4.00 • Very good quahty • Wood stdmg an rt 1r tm 11 oz. '1775 1 • ExceiiP.nl color rPtf' ll llfJn ss•75 160-07' 2..01 15Ifz GA. SEED POT ATOES • • Easy applr c8.1•on Latex House Paint NOW THRU APRIL 22nd 12% GA. Save • Eas·t appl•c at •on Flat liGHTWEIGHT ... ea>y lo ha nd le and inslall RUST-PR OOF each section preci sio n ma chined to wirhsland al l kinds of wealher. l augh, weather. res i stan l ac rylic enamel is aclua lly bonded to th e me lal by a sp ecia l process. BARB WIRE • Htgn qual tty • Woo d Stdm g tnm and masonry • 'Miit• crit SAVE '1.19 .24C Stop In _At Carolina Lumber During The 37th ~nniversary. Sale and Save! Gallia Roller Mills Inc. AMERICAN MADE • H1gh qu al tty • Wood srdmg and tn m • 775 co re rs • Good co lor retent ton "I needed the wa shable vinyl s urface '' All Your Garden Needs Gra e & Fourth Ave. Monte Carlo • Gloss Acrylic • OUid drv • Ea sy clean up wtlh w ater 4'x8'x¥4" RUSTIC NAT BIRCH ................... .... Fair Ground s Qua li ty All Weather" High Gloss Alkyd House Paint Anniversary Specials r f.JIInws thf• g r ou nd no.,tr·afl o f rhP 1rac10r De ta ches m ... ~~r.unrj!;) hrttlout IOOIS C-i~Th c Sunday Times-Senti nel , Sund" y. April /' As soci a l ion ASK US ABOUT THE Nr·v. !,rP1pl!(.r!y SO\ie rP rqn· wr lh 16 t).J' Jwnrfqnq hUfSP <; 4 8~ rotary 'll11Wf~r water for livestock to rL·c.:all TV eumJIH.'J'l'lals . Powerline fa ilures ore inc reasing in frequency . That"s New pond provides may m uch money in one food item ON ALL WINCO GENERATORS SIZES TO RUN EVERYT~ING ON YOUR FARM PROTECT YOUR fARM coo king. th e per-servi.ng cost be noticea bly higher. thus making lhe mo r·c expensive mea t tper pound) more econom ical to serve. With experience, it is possible to ha ve in mind quite ae· cu rate ideas of how many servings-per-pound may be expected from the various meat choices. Then the cost· per-servin g cal culati on is easy, and rnay help in con· trolling food costs. Thi s costper-serving idea can be used fo r many ot her food choices. too. with good results. It's smar1 to tak e ad· van1age of sa les, when possible - up to a point. It isn't smart to buy too far ahead - prices might come do\\11 , or spoilage may occur.' 11 isn't smart to tie up too many landowners in . recen t wit h similar mont hs problems. We would suggest that all houses be built so that the land ta n be graded ami sloped back away from tlie house so as to preven.t leaky base ments or water un· derneat,h the house. lime( .$10395 Reg. $4.49 .. �• C.Q- The Sunday Times,~entllll'i . Sunda; . Apl"ll Ih. 1 ~1;8 tuy of th e Top quality not always best choice Agriculture and BYDIANAS. EBERTS chasing for the fa mily. Qf more bone or JAreater Exl. Agent, Top quality is nol al ways probable shr inkage during our community Home Ecooomlrs · the best cho ice for a specific Meigs County POMEROY - Getting .the best value for 1rione_y spent is oft en (maybe USUally ) Of more im portance than spending the least possi ble amount of mone y. If we really achieve the first, rl may very weU lead to lh e other anyway . In talking about food buymanship with large quantity buyers, we propose several ideas that are also valuabl e for homemakers when pu r· purpose ~ per·fect halves of peaches in heavy syrup will do no better job in a cobbler. fur mstan('e, !han broken pieces lll a iighl syrup OJ" in water. rei !hey will cos! more . It 's sma 11 tu buy fo r the intended use. MEAT buy ing. especially. is more wJsc ly done on the bassis uf "CtJSI-per-serving," rat her than "price-per· pouncl." A given cut of mea t may be avai lable at a lower per-pound price rhan another possi ble choice but, because SPECIAL. DEMONSTRATION MORE POWER TO YOU .. r WITH whi ch won'! be used for a long period - this may prevent purc h <:~se of other items also needed during the per iod. It isn't smart to buy more than can be properly stored losses may more than offset gains on the sale prices. So, take ~dva ntage of sales; but be sure that it really is ad· vantageo us. Man is £1 Cll1 111Jt:tl. H L· perce nt very ;ula pta iJ)c il:i dC\'l'lllplllg 100 total 1nab1ll ty By Bryson R. <Rtidl Carter Gallia County Extension Agent By John Cooper ' Soil Cons. Service PT. PLEASANT GALL! PO US - In dry periods watering is necessary for Harold My nes, whose farm is th e production of good tobacco plan ls. Without water, growth on Chestnut Ridge near Mt. will be checked and plants will be injured or even killed in Alto, v·isited the office and extreme cases. It is important to use water before injury starts report ed that the pond , which rather than wait until dama ge occurs. Growing plants he bui lt last fall with the evaporate large quantities nf water from the soil; therefore, in assistance.of the district bulldry weather beds must be watered both for ge rmination and and desig ned by dozer plant gro wth . technicians of Soil Co n· Bluestone-Lime Mixture servatiori Servi ce, was full of The bluestone-lime mixture is useful in controlling such water and providing water th ings as liverwort, wildfire, angular leafspot, and moss and for his livestock. This pond algae 1often ca lled green scw11 ) in tobacco plant beds . The bluestone-lime mixture can be sprinkled through the was built on the end of a ridge cotton. The rate of application should be one (I ) quart per and a diversion was made to square ya rd, or 50 gallons per 200 feet of bed nine (9) feet wide collect add itiona l water with which to fill the pond. Mr. or 158 feet of bed 12 feet wide. Mynes requested the bull· To prepare the bluestone-lime mixture: dissolve three (3) dozer to be used aga in on hi s pounds of copper sulfate (bluestone) in a bucket of water. !ann this summer to clea r Then, mix four ( 4) poWlds of hydrated lime into a thin paste some land whi ch he plans to with water in another bucket, and pour the paste into a barrel develop into improved (wooden or oil barrel ) containing about 46 gallons of water . pa1:iturc. While stirring vigorously, pour in the bluestone-lime solution . One way to apply the mixture to the bed is to use an ordinary We were on the John Wynne sprinkling ca n. It 1s a good idea to wash out containers before use, so that the sprinkl er wil l not become clogged. The mixture fa nn un Potters Creek and on should be st irred every time before a portion is removed from the Emory Monroe land in the barrel. CAUTION : Bluestone-lime does not mjure plants, Ray burn community to assist so do not wash it off . Do not mix any form of ferti lizer with the m wit h conservation planning. Mr. Wynne bought bluestone-lime. County agent's corn_e r STANDBY EMERGENCY POWER ;:: ':I:! 111 1111! 111111111111111111111 111 TO ·TRACTOR GENERATO Wat ch out Tor the so-<alled "mirarle products," lhese "a ll pu rpose" products for "all crops." They' re just too ~ood to bel ieve. The US DA savs produ ces dt•s igned to promole lhe !,'I'Owlh of so il BY JOHN C. RICE Ext. Agent , Agrkullure Meigs County POMEHOY - F'eeder Calf Prices - prices for feeder calves at the April II sale at Chilli cothe were up. Steers averaging 586 pounds sold for $54 per hu nd redweight. Heifers weighrng 5t9 peunds averaged $46.30 per hundred· weight . The top steers brought 158 wJth the top pen heifers bringino $47. Keep Ca lving Interval bac lr ria or lo manu fa cture To 12 Months agri· lacls • 15KW TO 55KW why you need WINCO Emergency Stcndby Power for lights, heat, milkers , water, bYnk feeders , coolers , and other electri( tools . WIN CO · 9 ives greater motor starting COP'"''ity Der KW - that's why Winc.o is rural America's most popular trodor g enerator . lheir own plan t food fall in to A 12 month calving int erval l he calegory of "miracle will yield the highest net products " Crops need I fi er--se ntial nutrif'n l.s. suppliC'd return, says Robert Porter, t•i l her by Lhe ai r or the soil , Extell•lon da iry specialist at and t hcrP t~r e no s hortcuts or The Ohio State University. miracles to subs! itute for u But, this is very difficult to good fer tili ty program . do . Rome gui delines to follow " II all secrns so simple, when considering the use of straightforward and obvious mirm:le prod uct:-; art•: whHt. until you try it ," expla ins percen t of N. P, and K is in · Pon er . . the product : what are the lf'\lels of ~ econdnr\' and The ca lving interval is micronutrients . is t here a ny composed of the gestation SPECIAL DEMONSTRATOR PRICES! A Factory Truck and Factory Representative . will be at our store Toesday, April 18th from· 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM doc um e nt ed GET THIS VITAL FARM PROTECTION Ar: r esf'~:trch Ma n og e ment JACK W. CARSEY, MGR. a Lttf le and Save a Lot- Free Oelrv ery wr lh rn 7S Mrles . Yes! We 5ervtce Or 1ve at Yo ur Local Hotpoin1 Deitle r . Store Ho urs : 8:30 to S:JO . Mill Close> a I 5 : oo P.M. Se rvtng Me1gs, Gallia & Ma so n Count•es. to period plus days open. Th e hack up the claims; what ingrediems make the crop ac hieve bigger yields: what. is t hr cost versus benefi t ~ yo u ca n rece iv.e .. POMEROY LANDMARK und e n· gesta tion leng th is fair ly >ta ndard for all breeds of ca ltle. So, da ys open is the big ve~ ria ble in the calving interval. vironment arc still the keys to ~nod crop production. You II do well to think tw ice before spe nding money on an unproven product. A recenl report. on I ,206 Ohio herds with over 67,000 co ws fo und the av era ge calving interval to be 13.!6 months . Some of the herds averaged over 16 months, • which is a costly loss in the production ability of those herds. Delayed co nception Spring Ave. results in reduced milk sales Pomero v Ohio and fewer calves available 11111 111111111111!1111111111111111111111 for repl acements or sale. • • • • • • • • • •. . E:ventua lly, it mea ns in· • creased treatment costs and the culling of infertil e cows. The final loss is in income. • " We can look at two aspects of the problem." PaMer says. "One is the eff ect on milk produ c1on and the olher is the reduction 111 income associ ated with a delay in conception." A Mi clnga n study of !,285 Holstein cows in 944 herds ove r a ri ve yee~ r pe ri od FULTON THOMPSON TRACTOR SAJ.ES The Si•nP-Iit,;ilq System I showed that avera ge darly milk produ ction declin ed slightly as the length of the calving interva l increased . from 12 to 13 month• . An in crease to 15 months resulted in an average daily decrease of over thr ee pounds. Thi s three pound decrease amo unt ed to I,!55 pounds less milk per year and represented a reduct ion in in come of $67 per co w because of decreased milk sa les. The second loss was in the redu ced number of ca lves born 111 the fi ve yea r period >t udied. co ws with 12 month int ervals averaged 4.9 ca lves, as opposed to 3.8 ca lves for those with a 15 month calving int erva l. Calves were assigned an avc ra~c value of $45 each. When the loss from fewer ca lves was added to the redu ced mil k sales. the total yea rly loss from delayed co nception was $8 for cows calving at 13 month intervals, $31 for those calviilll at 14 month int ervals, and $16 for cows with 15 monl h intervals. "The dairyman, anificial insemination technician and velerinarian are all involved in keep ing m ws freshening regula rly. The best results are obtain ed when lhese lhree worl< as a team ," says Poner. The dairyman has the task of keeping a breeding in· ventory. A complet e and perman enl breed ing an d calving record system should be esta biJShed for each anima l in the herd . It may be a <"a rd fil e, loose- leaf noteboo k, or any oth er system that works. The system should provi de a quick <"heel< fur cows in calf, cows due to freshen. open cows and heifers, and cows with breeding problems. At least once each month , the daJr)'man should lake mvemory. l·leshould : ( II List all cuws that are due to ca lve; 121 Lis! open cows an d heifers and compile a schedule of approximate breeding dates; iJi List all cows and heifers tha t have had three or more inseminations and arc not in c;tlf and have a veterinari an examine each of these and reco mmend treatment and ha ndl ing ; (4) Chec k th e heifer herd regularly and note heifers tha t will be old and large enough to bretd. Ohio is presently using the Uta h Dai ry Herd lm· pr ovc ment hi s farm from . Denver Rollins. Mr. Wynne, as well as John McClure and Arthur Wendt who are leasing the · Wynne !ann, were with us as 'we helped with the over-all plan. They are interested in cleaning brush from pasture hind and also in improving the meadows so that they will be ab le to operate a dairy at a later date. Mr. Wynne is also interested in wildlife develop· ment and items whi ch would 'improve wildlife habita t were discussed in the plann ing of the farm . Emory Monroe bought some woodland from Brtlce Chadwick. His chief interest in the land is to use it for recreational use and to have a place to go once in a while to en joy nature. Roger Powell of the district visited the Rush Finley place on Route 62 recently. We had helped Mr. Finley develop a conservation plan fur his farm a year or so ago. Roger found Mr. Fi nley in the process of grading around his home. This was one of the item s discussed in the pl<m and the grading would consist of sloping the land ba ck away from the house in such a way as to divert water from the house itself. We have been call ed by Howard Knapp of Pt. Pleasant was recentl y employed by the Western Soil Conserva tion District as its bulld ozer operator . Ml'. Knapp worked the past week on farm land on Route 81 smoothing some slips and the next project will be on the Ha rr y Kreg lo farm off J err ies Run Hoad . Mr Kreglo is planning to build two ponds and do some other earthm ov ing wo rk. The poniis have already been planned by techn rcians of lB. 1978 REC ROOM DEN HARVEST HONEY .,, ... scs. john Mercer J.ang.stun. elected d erk in 1655 uf llruwnhelm townsh ip , l.orain County, Ohi o, was the first Negl'U to win electi ve uffi ce rn the United States. Southeastern Ohio LAMB CLASSIC Color Tone l..uaun "I Irked th e rando m· lex tured e fl ecl' "I lik ed !he rugged swirl e d· plas le r e llec l" Grenoble Pinehurst • 12·· ){ 12 · 111e • 12" )( 12 ' tr!e • Wa sh able .19C sq. II. • Acous ttcal .30C sq. ft. Athen s Coun ty s9.32 4'x8'xW' CANDLEUGHT BIROL .................. s9.52 4'x8'xW' MISTY ELM .... .......................... s14.93 4'x8'xW' KENINGSTON ELM ....................... s10.88 4'x8'x5/32 PALE MOON .. .. ........................ '6.37 . Print on l..uaun •, 4'x8'x5/32 ARDSLEY ASH.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. •... 6•23 Alhens, Oh io APRIL29, 1978 1:00 P.M. 50 Weth ers , Su tf olk Hampsh ir es, 10 Ewes. Lamb s from Prove'n Blood li nes. Print on l..uaun 4'x8'x5/32 Cl.DUDS GOLD................. ........ Print on l..uaun • SEEDS Hecu rd System which automatically provides all the rep rodut~ i o n records a dai ryman needs, except fo r recording hea t per iods for heifers not yet in the milkin g herd. Each month every herd owner on test recei vcs herd "I Irk ed th e bulcher·b loc k de· sign 26Ity Glenwood • 12' x 12' tile • • wa sr1aDIC vtn yl surtace sq. ft management lists on cu ws to breed, rnws to check for pregnancy, co ws due to lurn dry and co ws due to calve. An optional repor1 , the production and fertility trend ana lyses , provided a com· plete analysis of production, breeding and reproductive effi ci en cy by age groups, st rings, and mws freshing by months. "Time spent by dairymen 5I udying this report will pay b1g dividends," recommends Porter . A cow that produces 13,000 pounds of milk and calves b>!ck in 12 months makes as much or more pro!it th an a 11,500 puund producer that calves b>! ck in 16 months. Both average 36 po unds of milk for eve ry day of their calving interval , which is equa l lo 13,140 pounds of milk per year. But , over a five yea r period. the 12 month interval will also yield one more ca lf. We've Got Em Buy Now ••• • Cobbler Potatoes. • Kennebec Potatoes ·• Red Pontiac. • Garden Fertilizer Winds tone • 12·· 1< 12·· Hte . . EUT -YEAR OR 2000-HOUR NGINE WARRANTY White Enameled ALUMINUM GUTTERING ... WON'T CRACK, CHIP OR PEEL. NEVER NEEDS PAINTING . _,.-.--~ sq. ft. • • • • • • REAL RED CEDAR DECORATOR STRIPS Pkg. Of 33 Sq. Ft. -MEIGS EQUIPMENT 3RD STREET 992-2176 cu- ~ POMEROY, 0. All De utz a1r-cooled iloesel tractors pur c hased a ft e r Ja nuary 1, 1977 carry lhr s ou tstanding pans and labor w ar ranty on the eng ine and cool rn g syste m , excepl !he '"lec tor and elec· trrcal systems Come 1n and c he ck the com plete wrr tt en warran ty. • NOW CobblePl . PootiKs C£NIIA1. SOYA .u.... Joe., Gollipoti, Otrio 446.()146 8 Ft. Joint ................ ~3.40 10 Ft. Joint............... }4.23 . • 21 Ft.. Jomt.. ...............58.91 LATEX CAULK A DEUT:II' .Spring Ave . Tht' 1111ril cun·full~ ~:n~nt'1' rt'tllrm1or Pomeroy, 0 . in lht.' \\-orkl . • 847 co lor s • H1ghly wa s habl e • Easy appl• c al •on • O u tCk dry • Lo w o do r • Easy clean-uo .,., ,,n wat er On Sale 77 6-0 I 6-8 ¢· Reversible L or R. ' $15goo Wrth LDck & Screen WHITE COLONI~ STORM OOOR 7·114" CIRCULAR SAW Insulate your home's _N o.2 energy userfor just $999 Ann. Special 2788 5 SALE PRICE ST~~.P£~198 AFTER SALE PRICE $2 .98 40 Gal. Gas Water Heater 52 Gal. .Electric Water Heater ~ :-:::;;;::.;'_ ·~;;·~~,,. $5()37 MilL FINISH STORM [XX)R BIX i;;i~ BE SURE TO GET YOUR TREASURE CHEST KEY • GIFTS GALORE $4491 Ann. Special Sizes 2-8/6-8 & 3-0/6-8 . 1 12Ga~ AFTER SALE PRICE $4.98 717·9 12 I ·'I,Gal Tne tas le'51 and eas1est way to remove par n r. yarn1sh and sta m Oi!Jsolwes qurc kly no sc r aptng req u1red LIQuthes pa lnl. 11ays wet and ~eeps wor kmg ao one appllcl1 ton removes many coats ot Old patn_,__ _ oraD ROACH AND ANT SPRAY -- Roach and Ant sprays are nothong new . Wh at is new is a profess ionally formu lated spray ... packed rn an unbreak able po ly co nt ainer . . that can be use d ind oors o r outdoors· Ara b Spray even kill s resistant strain s o f roaches a nd leaves a residual chem ic al lo kil l stragglers . It's ooorless and wrll no t starn . Arab Roach and~Ant -Spray-g1ves proles•s-- -_,...:.: sional -e xterminato r results when used as directed . FUL--TON.;JHOMPSON- ~~ TRACTOR SALES • H•gh Qual tty Shakes. shmgles an d mason ry 'Milt• only 01"1 lo1t• ~-cute pont Goou ..:o ro r reten11on Easy apph c at~ on Ou1ck dry Easy cle an-up w 11t1 wa1er WHITE PATIO DOORS RED DEVIL \ !ennebea Flat Late• Wall Paint $r.ollon Exce llenl for interior or ex l er~or use . Stays flexible longer. Fo r use wilh any paint. "'"'"' "" I fiCTRA SPECIAL $10~~. Wonder Tones"" Late• House Pain! SAVE s3.00 AFTER SALE PRICE $1 .29 Buy Now and 1 On Sale SAVE '4.00 • Very good quahty • Wood stdmg an rt 1r tm 11 oz. '1775 1 • ExceiiP.nl color rPtf' ll llfJn ss•75 160-07' 2..01 15Ifz GA. SEED POT ATOES • • Easy applr c8.1•on Latex House Paint NOW THRU APRIL 22nd 12% GA. Save • Eas·t appl•c at •on Flat liGHTWEIGHT ... ea>y lo ha nd le and inslall RUST-PR OOF each section preci sio n ma chined to wirhsland al l kinds of wealher. l augh, weather. res i stan l ac rylic enamel is aclua lly bonded to th e me lal by a sp ecia l process. BARB WIRE • Htgn qual tty • Woo d Stdm g tnm and masonry • 'Miit• crit SAVE '1.19 .24C Stop In _At Carolina Lumber During The 37th ~nniversary. Sale and Save! Gallia Roller Mills Inc. AMERICAN MADE • H1gh qu al tty • Wood srdmg and tn m • 775 co re rs • Good co lor retent ton "I needed the wa shable vinyl s urface '' All Your Garden Needs Gra e & Fourth Ave. Monte Carlo • Gloss Acrylic • OUid drv • Ea sy clean up wtlh w ater 4'x8'x¥4" RUSTIC NAT BIRCH ................... .... Fair Ground s Qua li ty All Weather" High Gloss Alkyd House Paint Anniversary Specials r f.JIInws thf• g r ou nd no.,tr·afl o f rhP 1rac10r De ta ches m ... ~~r.unrj!;) hrttlout IOOIS C-i~Th c Sunday Times-Senti nel , Sund" y. April /' As soci a l ion ASK US ABOUT THE Nr·v. !,rP1pl!(.r!y SO\ie rP rqn· wr lh 16 t).J' Jwnrfqnq hUfSP <; 4 8~ rotary 'll11Wf~r water for livestock to rL·c.:all TV eumJIH.'J'l'lals . Powerline fa ilures ore inc reasing in frequency . That"s New pond provides may m uch money in one food item ON ALL WINCO GENERATORS SIZES TO RUN EVERYT~ING ON YOUR FARM PROTECT YOUR fARM coo king. th e per-servi.ng cost be noticea bly higher. thus making lhe mo r·c expensive mea t tper pound) more econom ical to serve. With experience, it is possible to ha ve in mind quite ae· cu rate ideas of how many servings-per-pound may be expected from the various meat choices. Then the cost· per-servin g cal culati on is easy, and rnay help in con· trolling food costs. Thi s costper-serving idea can be used fo r many ot her food choices. too. with good results. It's smar1 to tak e ad· van1age of sa les, when possible - up to a point. It isn't smart to buy too far ahead - prices might come do\\11 , or spoilage may occur.' 11 isn't smart to tie up too many landowners in . recen t wit h similar mont hs problems. We would suggest that all houses be built so that the land ta n be graded ami sloped back away from tlie house so as to preven.t leaky base ments or water un· derneat,h the house. lime( .$10395 Reg. $4.49 .. �• lAI- The Sumla1 Tl! ne>.Selltlllel , Sunda y, A~dl1 6. 1978 .~;-:·:-:=:~·:·:-:-:-:-::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:,:;:, :_:;:;:: :;:,:;:;:;:,:.:;:,:.:.:.:.:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:.:;:;:::.:::;:;: ~ l ' French -City ~ vignettes. • • '' I •,•, ;::: Patton BY TOM SAUNDERS H\: is good as can be found In the house of old Gal! ta And in Ohio state There IS a town ea lled Vmlon Vlhose adva ntilges are greal. .,. Aod In our grand old county Our town cannot be beat Allowmg one ex ct•ptwn That IS our county seat We have have a first-class flour mill That runs the yea r around G,W, Sha ck IS oroonctor And can easily be fo und . Shack also owns the woolen mill Where he Will spm you r wool You will receive no ham1 Of stores of general mer· chand1se Our town can boast uf three Owned by F'ellman. Will . and Hartsook As you can plamly see We also have a hardware And tm ware store combmed The proprietor"s name IS Anderson As you are sure lo fm d. ~ o uld If you l'ountry search the For fnrty miles around We also hal't' two barbers If you want tn know lhetr names One 1s Wt lltam Jackson The other lla•ter James Vmton has a bakery Where ) ou may buy your bread And also has a lunch room Where people may be fed . Will Bull er IS our livery man If yu u want to drive about, Just ca ll on 111m to get a rig And he will set you out. We are blessed w1th doctors, We have a full quartette, If you should have a broken bone You ca n get it safel) set. Of co urse we have a post off tee Kept by a Democrat H1s name •s Charles Ro binson He is julll , clever and fat. We also have a dentiSt And also of gc1nd drug stores Ed Beggs IS hard to beat, We su n' \~ t1tne our share make you a good set of He'll Run by Hamilton and Dustin teeth And they will treat you fair The ha rness shop at Vtnton And do it very chea p. And If yo u want good Is run by Joe McGhee photographs If you want to buy good Mr Whea !don IS the man, harness will make you as good a He Just call on hun and see for pil1 Ufl' l ourself. The ta nne ry's run by r\ s anybody ca n. As a h•estoek dealer Mathews, rge Eagle's hard to beat Geo Who makes good leather. too He will buy your hogs and And our shoema ke r cattle Glassburn Can make a splendid shoe. And also buy your sheep. The blacksm ith 's name 1f TI1e Hockmg Valley agen t 0 KE17s Kawasaki Is always at hi s post , His name is William Porter Of friends he has a host We also have a notary Who is fat and saucy too, His name is E. G. Shaver, With a No. 11 shoe. Our bridge contractors are the Sl'Otts They're workmen tried and true The bridges that they've bmlt around Are not a very few In societies and orders Our town is not behmd We've Free Masons and Odd F'ellows And G A R you'll fmd We also have two mimsters You rna) have heard before One is Wm . Harkins the other H. Devore. Of hotels we have plenty Their number being two Onl y sto p and try them And they'll deal square by you. Of laborers and teamste rs We have about a score · Of toughs and bums and loafers · We have as many more Oh, yes, there's our town officers Of those we have a few , George Koonlz is our town marshal Our Mayor's name 1s Pugh. We hav e a splendid council Their numbers being six They can pass the ordinances And keep the strerts m a ftx So now, to take it all in all, I thmk you will agree We have as fine a little town As you would wish to see Now if you 're read my story through And did nol fmd a varn I hope if il has done no good It surely d1d no harm AVintonite Vmton has changed a great deal since the above lines were wrttten. It 's a p1t y, but I don't know who wrote them . I was .once told thal perhaps Anna Evans mi ~ht have put a ll t his together. I cannot put an exact date on this, however, I beli eve that ll dates hefore 1900. At one time V1 nt onites made a bid to have the county seat moved to Vinton . This wa s aft er a ft re that destmyed the courthouse. T S., Rt 3, Box 268, Gallipolis, Oh10 . Specia/ 1 SS4'f You con tr ol lht s btke at all t tmes on or off the street Mon santo leade r stumping ~talc FEA TU RES • Dependilble 17 -Icc ?-slt oke ro tary va lve en g rnt• 8 Mag neto COl syste m me ~ ns less pl ug fouling • T rrals typt· !Ires l o r tra !ls or trafhc • Brake wear mdrcators • Nil tr o w des tg n lot 11ght places a tes t nde today at . Take J&R SPORT SHOP . . . . . . . . .7.48·E··· M · ••'• " •St. .. .P.o· m·e·ro·y--OMh;'o. . . . . . . . . . . ~ • • ' '"•/ II• t)IP I' t( J I : I o1 II ' I' ,, Jl '1/ I ., I~ " 'I .~ , !, J!~ i I[ if 1 tl t-->fl f I t , ' I : ' ' I 1' ',, ! •'I II' ."1'/ ~ t' ' • t 'fO , 'T•I•I 1t .' I I l 1 J •(! I ~~l'd~f' t'J ' 1'1r11 I fin· ' t I TO PERFORM ROCK SPRINGS - Rio Grande Chorale will present two programs at Salisbury Elementary School on Tuesday , April 18. The af· ternoon performance will be for student s and staff members The 7 p m. per· formance 1s open to the public. The program is free of charge . Fol lowin g the program Salisbu ry PTO members will convene for thei r regular April meeting. t,p t ' j j 'fl( -J! ~ lfl()'IJ I' . j' ~~ : I 1 t •• ' t ' ' •I lo :, ~~~ t )I i!Tt jr .,' : · SQUAD RUNS The Ra cine ER Sq uad was called Wednesda y at 12.20 p.m to Portla nd for Beverly Lawson , a medtcal patient, who was taken to Pleasant Valley Hospital. On Thursday at 5 p m. W UIC Lee, Racine was taken to Holzer Medical 'center and at l :25 p m Mce Rairden, Long Bottom, was taken to Veterans Memorial H o~ital. Jf!l0drl' r' •' CLEVELAND (UPI) Monsanto President John W. Hanley , calling himself a pled piper gomg about the country attempting to educate people on riSks and benefit s of chemica ls and the chemical mdustry, has called for less control on the chemical mdust ry Interviewed Friday by The Clevela nd Press pnor to the speaking to the C1t y Club Forum, Hanley also satd there is no denymg there are many chemicals that are bad actors, but quickly add ed that With proper use, they could he useful. He also po inted to asbestos, a natural s ub~a nce which has . been found to carry cancer-causmg agents. ,r l GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES 204 Condor Sf. 9'11 1971 Pom eroy , 0 . Open 9 ·00-l · l O Monday . Satur da y Manning Roush, Honor roll 8uckeye Hill s ca reer tenter has announced the honor roll for the th ird gradmg period Listed were :x denotes all '"A" st udent ). Agriculture: . Ag. Business Mark Carter ,- x, Curt Elliott, John Ir win · x, John Lee, Arlene Pitchford, Lynn Smith. Ag . Mechanics Sr. - Greg Ball, Wilson Bapst, Ronald Davis, Gene Duke, Davtd Morgan, J1m Thevemr, To m Wright, Rick Zinn. Ag . Mechanics Jr. - Chris Fannm, M1ke Gilliland, Jeff Golden, Scott Pafks, Tim Reid, Dav1d Russell, Philip Skeens, Jo Taylor, Vaughn Tay lor, Rocky Thompson, Fra nk Tirpa k, Johnnie Woo lndge. F'orestry Sr. - Ellen Cox, Keith Cox. Forestry Jr. - Tun Baker, Ch riS Brown, Mike Bro\\11 - x, Jeff Holloway , Jamie Mills, Bobby Masste, Duane Skidmore, Joe Stover. Business and Distributive Education . Clerical Graphics Sr Debbie Clevenger Clerical Graphics Jr. Deanna Dunn, Carla Gibson, Cindy Green, Tem MaxwelL Susan Ousley, Robin Rife, Judy Woodya rd. Data Accountmg Sr. Bobbie Hubbell . x, Ntkki Johnson · x, Carolyn Robmson · x, Cratg Shockey, Teresa Wagener. Data Accountmg Jr. Tammy Guin tha r, Rita Ham lin , Chris Hammond, Crystal Harri son · x, Ca role Kallner, Joyce Kiso r, Patty McKinney . Ltnda Puckett · x, Te resa Whitmore, Jimm y Wilgus. Distribut ion & Marketing Sr. - D1a ne Adkins, Vance Dray, Randy Lane, David Lowman , Andy Polcy n, Sharon Reyn old s, J eff Rocch1. Distribution & Mkt. Jr. Patricia Arthur, Tim Bur· neu e, Shari Davis- x, James Ferre ll , James Joh nson, J oyce Seymour, Mary Stanley, Kathy Taylor, Bonme NewelL Htgh Skill Steno Sr. - Mary Ann Beck . x, Vicki Jordan · x, Tammy Ki sor · x, Da rla La ndrum· x, Kathy Luckett, Lu cill e Mil stea d, Selena Reffett. Christine Hec k. Cynthia Stroop, Lori Ward. Kim Ziegler. Htgh Skill Steno Jr Becky Brown - x, Joa lynn Haydon, Te rri Hess, Sherry Lee • x, Cathy Russell · x, Lauric Sorrell , Leisha Stevens · x, Rhonda Stover Mdse. Accountmg & Whsc. Jr. - Debb1e Campbell · x, Jewe ll Cole ma n, Dreama Eddy , · Roger Gardner, Debbie Larson , Donna Lively , Delbert McCollwn , James Moody , Jennell Oi ler. Home Economics· m Home , Ca reers Economt cs Sr. - Becky G1lhert · x, Connie Knighting, Denise Miller , Dawn Musick, Barbara State n, Brenda Treible, Dottie Wiley. 1n Home Caree rs Economics Jr . ·- Darlene Be ntley, Kel ly Booth , Beverly Burn s, Janet Caldwell, Patri cta Fmrchi ld , Crystal Jon es, Resa Me· Wh orter , Teresa Mit che ll , Bonnie Murphy , Lav onda Stanley, Santa Wau gh , Cathy Truesdall >Diversified Health Oc· cupations Sr. - Barbara Boo ne, Tawna Borden, Treva Carter · x, Druanne Chapman , Ginger Dodrill · x, Tammy Hemb y, Cmd y Huntley, Anna Jarrell. Lisa Kru ge r, Nancy LeMaster, Li sa Maynard , Stephan ie McKinnills, Jenny Petr ie, Chri stma Heedy, Tamt e ., · Thaxton · x. Diversi fie d Hea lth Oc· cupations Jr . - Penny Ball · x, Beverly Brown, Elizabeth Callahan, Valeri e Cam pbell, Li sa Dix on, Debbie F'annin, · Bren da Fe rg uso n, Selena Fyffe , Cindy Goble · x, Gordon J arrell · x, Kathy Jones, Linda Lucas, Marcia · Montgomery • x , Stephame fulgers · x, Pam Sexton, V1cky ·smith · x, Lorenda Strawser , Rhonda Wh it· ~< ~~ Katie'S Korner • ·: ·. By Katie Crow I would hke to take this opporturuty to commend the employes of Pmecrest Care Center for their dedication and loyalty to the residents. I have never seen such patience and consideration given to so manv . It certainlv takes a special breed of people to cope with the many problems they face every day. Since my mother-in-law: Josephine Crow, has been a patient at the Center I have had the opportunity to visit there man y times. I have ye t to hear one employe raiSe their voice to some very strange and impossible requests made by some of the residents . It makes one sad to VIsit there but yet you have a feeling of contentment that your loved one 1s mgood hands. They not only care for the residents, but they strongly be lieve m rehabilitation a nd they do wonders. We don't know what life has in store for any of us and perhaps someday some of us will have to be a resident of the Center or a sim ilar place. Coun t your blessings - what we take for granted the residents of the center thmk 11 is a gift from Heaven. Well und erway is the B1g Bend Mmstrel Assn ., "Big Bend Varieties" under the capable direction of Bob Hoeflich Tt will be staged on Saturday, May 6, at Meigs High School. This is our 25th year and it does not seem possible that the years have gone by so fast. The Big Bend Minstrel Association was organized in 1953 with the first shows presented at Pomeroy, Middleport and Racine. In the beginning, rehearsals were held at Letart Falls Elementary School. In fact , show~ paid for the building of the lunchroom at Letart Falls Elerrientary. Many of the first cast members have left th~ area. Two, Dan Th!DIIpson and Roy Reuter, have died . As the old saying goes, "the show must go on" and so it will, on Saturday, May 6. Hoeflich has never had a "turkey" and this show will prove that he never will ... see you on the 6th of May. Ohio politics What happens now if l!ther districts want funds in advance? By DICK KIMMINS . COLUMBUS (UP!) - Th e ca nnons anchoring the corners of Statehouse Square 10 downtown Columbus point away from the building - mistakenly so according to some cnt1cs Cannons that are directed inward toward the Ohio Legis· lature are not of the mili tary variety, but can be JUSt as explosive depending on how they arrive and what they contam . Last week's main sa lvo came from Cleveland where voters decided not to raise their own taxes to keep thei; public school system operatm g. So, for the second time in fiv e months , the Legislature was called on to bat! out the state's largest school system. In December, the Legislature passed a temporary d~ fi cit fmancmg bill to allow Cleveland and any other sehool distn ct Congratulations in advance to Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Hepp, Spring Ave. , Pomeroy, who will be celebrating their 57th wedding anruversary come next month . Mrs. Robert (Carolyn) Tripp, Tuppers Plains, has been chosen for Who's Who Among Students in America Junior Colleges Honors Program. She was chosen for academic excellence and student activities. She has been editor of the college magazine "Gambit" and represented her college, Parkersburg Community College, in the Nationals m the field of Forensics. She 1s attending school on an academic scholarship. . It is one thing to attend college but it is another to attend school and take care of a family . She and her husband are the parents of two sons, age 6 and 8. Mrs. Tripp is the daughter of CMr. a?d Mrs. Byrne Vaughan, Pome.roy. GAJ.UPOLIS - What do you know abo ut the 1911 state tington · x. Food Service Sr . - Joyce B1as, Cathy Barcus (O'De ll ) Food Serv ice Jr. - Lorrie Jenkm s, Sherry Ma rcum , Kt m Vi ckers , Christina Wallace Trade & In dust rial Education : Atr ConditiOmng · Heatm g Sr. - Cliff Kisor, John Mcllride, Hen ry Siewert. Air Conditioning· Heating Jr. - Hay Bevins, Keith Mu ll ins, Gary Nibert, Tom Richt e, Larry Russell, Cindy .Sayre, Greg Schweitzer. Auto Body Sr. - Roge r Ca ldwell, J ames Freeman. Auto Body Jr. - Mark Arnold, Mark Fulks, Bryan Ga rd ner , La rry Grov es, Charles Pitlenger , Bru ce Waugh, Jon O'Rourke. Auto Mechanics Sr . Randy McKinney· x, Ernest Mundell , Greg Oliver · x. Auto Mechanics Jr . - Ken Bronokowski, John Ca rroll • x, Jim Harrah, · x, Clyde Hurd, Gtb Kiefer • x, Billy Lester, Roger Mullms, Bill Need~am , William Richards , Jimmy Saunders · x, Jody Saund ers, Dav1d Seve rt . Tay lor, Jeff Cha rles Wa ldron. Bu il ding Trades Sr. Mark Allman, David Byler , l.loyd J . Carter, Tim Davis, Mike Fisher, Keith Horton, Ma rcus Mooney · x, David Mullins, Jam.es D. Patrick, William Rupert, Roy Allen Sayre, Jon Turner, Roger Vance, Jerry Wi lfong Buildin~ Trades Jr.- Tony Angelo. David Evans , Dale Moratorium sought by Rhodes of knowledge. Both as a writer and as a lecturer , Hill has told you things you didn't know about the area's past . Now he asks that you tell blm. If you'll telephon e the Tlmes..Sentlnel either at 44&2342 in Gallia County or 992· 6111 in Meigs County, we'll relay the information to Frank Hill - both about Rupp and Doane Academy. concept tn fam tly great restaurants • Mason. w. ' r ' :1 \ ' ' 1~ • - GALl..IPOLIS- A capactl y Cl ass of 1980 , recetvmg thei r crowd of app roximately 500 caps from their Junior B1g people attended the Annual Sisters, followed this very llecog ntt ion and Ca ppin g irnpurtant moment 10 their Ceremony for the Freshman buddin g caree rs w1th a most Cla ss of the Holzer Medtcal Imp ressive candlel tght ing Center School of Nurst ng, In ceremony and <I recitation of the san<1 uary of the Faith the Flor ence Ni ghtin gale Baptiot Church In Rodnll!l' on Pledge, Musical select ions by th e Frida y evening . The 34 members of the School of Nursing Gl ee Club Vance, partner have diffi.culties \ DAH ES SA LAAM . Tanzania 1UI'I 1 - Secretary of Swte Cyrus Van ce and hts British negohatt ng partner are running into unexpcelL'Ii diffk ulhes with guerrilla leaders m ta lks mmed at averting civil war in Rhodesia One U.S. offtcial desc nhed the fir st session Fr td ay mv olv1n g Va nce, British Forei gn Secr etary Da vtd Owen and the tw o CO· chairmen of the mt hta nt Patrt olic Fr ont that IS fightmg for power in the former British colony as a "twt>liour sparring match." The second session was "a continuation of the sparnng match we had earlier," he said . " Differen ces were express· ed ," he sai d. " No decisions were made." Vance him se lf described the fir~1 session as ''a very senous discus~ion ." The Anglo-American leam WHEN YOU BUY A CRYSTAL SCANNER! and receive direct from Bearcat four free crystals in the frequen cies of your choice. That's a $20 retail value, from the world 's leading scanner manufacturer. Visit our Scan.ner Department for complete details. arnvcd m Oar es Salaam in the beli ef that HUerrtl la leaders Jnshua Nkonw and Roher! Mugabe had accepted the idea of a confe rence of all parties Vance has smd <J fa!l ure to get th e vari ous factiOns together would result m a fu ll -scale CIVil war. Com p lkatin~ mcrtll;!r s was RELEASED MEDINA, Ohto (UPl i Brunsw ick's defia nt teach ers were sprung from their jai l cells Fndily when cha rges were dropped. Their freedom was followed with ail an· nouncement sc hools wo uld be closed for an indefinite penod beginning_Monday because of the labor problems. Amid car horn blasts, cheermg and much hugging an d ki ss 1n g, 35 . st nkln g teachers were released from the Medina County jail where they had spent SIX days. Fonner union leader broke • WE HAVE ABEARCAT CRYSTAL SCANNER FOR YOU: BEARCAT Ill LIH WITM 8 CRYSTALS REG. '199 DAVID E. STE IN, Ph.D. DAVID JAMES DeRIT A. Ph .D . gases from OhiO coal ," said llhodcs. '" But scrubbers ha ve prnved to be uneconornica l 1 unr el iab le. and unfit f11r Hl sta \l atiOn on exJstlll g lxH iers We need a thr ee-year mor atonum on mee tin g standards so thil t SCience ran solve the proble m of sul fu r removal. " · Th e future of the c"al mi mng mdustry IS 10 doubt , cmd consumers all nver Ohw an~ faced wi th even hi gher elel tnc b1lls tf Ihe federa l goverrun ent does not tC~ ke a more realtst1 c sta nc e on sulfur di OXId e laws and reg ulations." sa iii Rhodes " Cont r ary to yuur dnnoun ct! d 1ntentinn tv 1ncre ase coal pr odu et1 on, Ohi o production w11l ded tne this year because of federal sulf ur di oxid e laws and regu latiO ns," sa1d the ~ove rnor. Rh(ldes sa1d to comp ly w1th fedenil a1r regu\(ltiOn s, some Oh1o electric ut iltiies are m the process of cancel hn ~ Ohio coa l con tracts . swn rhlng mstead to mor e expensJvl' Western coal "Th e loss of the util tty cual nutr krt would meon tmemployment for \0,000 e<>al min e r ~ In southea stern Ohi o." said Rhodes The conference. sponson'd by the Ohio Mming and Rec lamat iO n Assoc1 atwn , wa s open to all Citizens of eas tern Otno coa l commun1t1 es Speakers alsn 1n cludt•d Ohio En ergy Clu e[ Hobert Ryan a nd Hcp Doug la s Applegate. D·Oh1o "The purpose of the Coal Pol ley Co nf er ence IS to cxan11ne the problem of the tLse of Oh10 l1 igh sulfur co al m its market area ,'' th e Mmmg and Reclamati on Association said prwr to tll e meeting . " II will also exan11ne meth· ods to solve the proble ms of mdu stnes and utlil tJ Cs 1n Ihe of Ohw eoal und er the lL,. federal E nvir onme ntal Protection AenC) gllldelmes and to develop a partnership of slate officials, industry, labor and com muni ty r epres~ n tC~lives working ~'gcth er on the problem," sa1d the associ ation. Union gets loan for payments WASHI NG TON iU PI ) Tr ustees of the United Mine Workers' health and rcuremcnt umon announced Fri da y the union has received an $85 million loan to make up pension payments missed in F' ebruary and March because of the llO~Ia y coal strike and a lack of fundmg for the trust . 11w trustees sa1d the loan ena bles the fund s to make April pension pa yments to the \0 ,500 nuners covered by the \951 pension plan . In a statement. the trustees said th e loa n would be repayed wtth future income earned by coal produced by miners whose employers sign UMWA contracts. A spokesman for the Bttuminnus Coal Operators Assoc tati on sa 1d the BCOA ~ a s pleased , that pension checks for retired mmers under the 1950 pension plan had been ma•led by the umon·s hea lth a nd retirement funds . The spokesman noted tha t BCOA's actions in assist ing the trusi'tiCs of the funds 111 obtammg a $62 mtllion loan had enabled the t rustees to send the checks out much more qutckl) than expected or wu uld have been otherw ise J)lSSiblc • DAVINA J. GOSNELL M.S.N. • ,\KNOLD J. SA"ITLER, M.D. Second workshop slate~ April 29 95 GALLIPOLIS The a nd pa tient s and the second m a ser1es of one -da y utilizati on of av atla blc workshops sponsored by the community resources. Advisory Co un cil of the Th ose parti cipating will Holzer Medical Center Healt h in clu de Dav1d S. Stein , Ph .D . l,eaming Resource Center Assistl\!lt Professor of the 1HLHC) wil l be held at th e Division o,f Med ical Com· Community Mental Hea llh mu nications at Ohw Stat e Center located across High· University who is al so the way 160 from the hospital on Administrative Assistant m Sa turday , April29, starting at Educati on at Childr en's 9:30 a.m Hospital in Co lumbus; Da vid "' Perspectives on Patient Jam es Delhta , Ph.D , Ed uca tion" will be th e Psychologist and Director of subject for this most in· Emergency Servi ces for the teresting progra111 that will Gallia - Jackson . Meigs feature four outsta ndm g Community Mental Health ~~==~":".::.:'~_;parti cipants to defme the Center in Gallipoli s; Arnold _ a rious roles of healtb_per_· _ ,!,....Satt ler, M.D.c.Jnl.llrni.sL INSPECTING INDUSTRIAL PARK - Several members of the board of the non·profit Mason County Development sonn et in th e pati ent associated with the Medical Authority are ahown In front of the recently conatructed 300,000 gallon water tank and fire station building at the 60 .7 acres ed ucati on pro c~ss . Through Plaza and a member of the Muon County IndUJirlal Park, located near the Fairgrounds. Construction of roads and site preparation Is to begin at the their pr esentations and panel Medical Staff of the Holzer Itidllllrlal Park within thenateGdays and loll will be available for sale to lnd1111trles by later this summer. Shown, from left, discussions , the workshop Medical Center and Davma John NUea, lnl)ltCior for J . H. Milam, Inc., Charles Roolinger; engineer for J . H. Milam, Inc., Bernard Lleving, Jack Burdett, wtll exam me this subject in J . Go snell , 'M.S.'N ., currently Charles Lanham, Jack Fruth, Warren Weaver and Vitua Hartley, Jr., aU members of the Development Authority board. terms of acute, chronic and a Ph .D candidate in adult Oljter board members present for the Inspection, but not plct>~ , ed , were Charlotte Jenks, Charles Black and President Bob pr eventative formats • 111 " edu cation at Ohi o State Wll\gett. . ,. eluding th e role of providers University , i who is the 1 BUY NOW AND RECEIVE '20 WORTM OF CRYSTALS FREE FROM BEARCAT · AND RUTlAND FURNITURE WILL PLUS ADD A '20 DISCOUNT BEARCAT Ill L/H $ 9 WITH 8 CRYSTALS N<M l39 ~ow POINT· MASON AUTO GLASS, INC. ' 773-5710 Rt . 33 ' SA INT CLAIR SVll.l.E , reg ulatiOns would ben efit Ohio I UPI) - lnuned1 ale people's hea lth. "The regulations arc aimed impl ementation of fed eral clean air standards could at reducing sulfw· emissions sen ously di srupt stale and stu di es show th at indu stry. Gov . Jam es A. released parltculate matter I Rhode s and coal mdu stry IS a greater health concern ,'' off icials sa1d at a Coal Polley he said . Rhod es asked for the Conference Sa tur day at the Oh io llmverslt)' Belm ont moratorium in order to gtve ' SCientist s ttme to develop an ' County campus. '"' Rhodes addre ssed the ec onom tea l met hod for group and also sen t his burn tng Ohw coal, which It as co mments to Pre sid ent a high sulfur content. Graves and Kmta Smith Third Row - Barbara Shelton, "'The eco nomy of Carter by telegt·am He asked R.N , Instructor; .Janet Byers, R.N., Director of School of Carter to m1pose a three-year sout hea stern Oh10 w1l l Nursing; Paula Hughes, Debbt e McDonie, Grace moratorium on tmplementm g co llap se~ [ the pr esent federal Burnhe1mer, Jamce Coffey . Penny Daugherty , Sally the federal ai r polluti on poltcy is not cha nged," said Ehret and Tri sh Terry. Fourt h Row - Lenni e Davi s, Rh odes . " If the federal stand ards m Ohio. R.N.. lnst rucotr , Julie McAfooes, R.N , Instructor , Robin Turner , a vice pres!· goverm1cnt contin ues to ms1st Cheryl Bruce, Cl•anssa Parsons. Kathryn Th ornton, dent of the North Amencan on overmght lmpl ementa tlon Betty Spray , .V1ck• Humplu·eys, Col ette Lejcar , Hope Coa l Cor p and Ralph Patton, of unrea ltst 1c clea n a1r .Jago, Be th Taylor , Ch eryl Roszell a nti Thmnasma Gates, a v1ce president of the regulations, 11 w1ll be come Consohdat10n Coal Co , both unposs1ble to burn Oh10 coal , sa t d imm e di at e which has a lu gh sulfur unplementation would c<:Juse content "Thi s would add up to an thousand s of 1ndustn al eco nom1 c tr agedy 1n · layoffs. so utheaste rn Ohio whtch Charles Grunm . a member of Um ted Mme Wor kers would affect the en tire w~re mcluded in the Recog niti on and Cappin g Di strtet 6 and th e go,ernor 's state," he smd "To· l.h is point, the federal evening 's program, as wH s Cerem ony m the aud1tunum coa l conference committee, EPA has 1ns1sted on the use of said th ere 1s even some doubt tfic Freshman cla ss song , adja cent to th e sanctuary. sc ru bbers to remove sulfu r "The Hands of Tim e". Ann Janet Byers, R.N.. Direct or that the proposed fed eral Ftscher direct ed th e Gl ee of the School of Nursmg Club , and Ed ith Ross was the commented that this was the or ga nist at thi s annual largest att enda nce for a ~ulfur coal ha ~ h et~n cullvt~ rtt>d ccremon)'. FresHman ca pping and ex· All of the famili es and pressed her gratitude to the Conco IS a subsid tary of PITTSBURGH IUPI 1 friends who atten ded join ed Fatth Rapti s! Church for Con tmcntal 011 Co 1Conco 1, High-sulfur coal found the Class of \980 for a their gracious hospiUillly. which a lso uwn s ..Con· extensively in Ohio. western recepti on that foll ow(•rl tht• Pcnn s)lvama and the Nort h· soli datwn Coal Co. '" The test rates reneet th e ern Pa nh and le of Wes t thro ughp ut rate Virgmw - has been con· h• gh verted successfully to pipe· requir ed for a pr oposed lme quality gas 1n a test demonstration plant."' sa 1d project 111 Scotland, the Cuneo Wtlliam B. Cart er. vice th e apparent refusal of the mised by the presidents of Coa l De velopment Cn an- ' pr cs tden t of the Coal Rhodes ian leadership - Afncan front.\m e states and nounced F"ml ay . De-elopmenl Co Prim e Minster ian Smtth and menti oned by Nkomo m hiS Carter sa1d the fi ve-<lay three black moderates - to first nll'etin ~ wrth Vance and test took place m late March la ke pa rt m such a meeting. Owen at a large gasifi cati on pil ot The discussions in Dar ~s in Wcster fteld , pla nt NOW YOU KNOW Sa laam Frtday dea lt with an Scotland Coal from a Con· Howdy people are called Anglo-American plan for C1 so ltdauon operati on near houliga n1; because that was new Rhodesian constitution Pitt sburgh was gasthed and lhe name of a fa mily of the data wa s obtain ed durin g th ai would provid e fo r MEDl,\ , I' a I UP! I - W. ,\ brawlers 111 Ireland 111 the late the test wh1ch ran ve ry majority rule. · Ttony'" Boy le. described as a l!lt h century . B riti~ s pok esma n smoothly, C>I rter sa1d. • 111 11a n ··t:ornplrtcly " ' pcd ou1 '' Hamilton Wh)1e said the vf lll lJ II£~)' by h iS ~ tX yeH rS of llllks dealtmamiy with three legal problem s. will at>peal "gut issues" - the role of a h1 s fi rst-de gree mur der Ilrittsh r es id e n t commissioner. a prOJXls<.'!l cun vlttion With borrowed U.N. presence a nd the Cfl ur1 doc um ent s and an (11torn ey tu whum he O\\CS makeup of Rhodesia. mtmcy . Ame rican of fi cutls said DcliJwarc County Co urt Umt they had been to'd by President Jucl ~ c Fran cis J. so me of th e A1r1can Ca t a nia f"nda y den ied a pr esi den ts s up po rt 1 n~ th e pauper" s petition fil ed by guerrilla wa r - in RhodeSia Boyle. a former Umtcd Mt ne that the Patrtotic t'ront now Wurk ers prcslllent convicted accepted the ba sic provisions P-cb \7 fQr th e scer,nd tun e '" of the Anglo-Amencan pla n. the 1969 slay1ngs of un ion But, they said, the y were n va l Joseph " J oc k" unable to detect th e new Yab lonski , his w1 fe and fl exi bility that had been pro- dau ghter. •d Capping ceremony held Frl ay \ NOW AND APR~ 30th ' .. I Here's your chance to get in on the action of public service broadcastspolice, fire, emergency, weatherand save $20 in crystals. Buy a Bearcat• Crystal Scanner between ' ,II THIRTY-FOUR members of the Holzer Medt ca l Center School of Nursing, Class of 1980, received their caps durmg ceremomes hel d Fnday mghl at Fatth Baptist Churc h 111 Rodney . Pictured above areclass members and their instructors Ft r•t row, left to right : Hebecca Lee Holland , Tma Mae Wilcoxen, I.IS~J Kay Wil helm, Cheryl Huber, Doris Matthews, Kathy Lyons, B(•rk) .Ja mes, Jan Eliek and Mary Maddut Seco nd Row - Sherry Vt ckers , R.N ., fnstru ctor: Tw ila Thompso n. ,Jayne Smith . Kathy Dukas. Connie Lyon, She ila La mer , Krhl:tl Hash. Carla ·$20 WORTH OF CRYSTALS PAGE l·D .. . track champi<m ' What do yo" Historian Frank Hill knows know about Doane Academy ' everything about Gallipolis history ... well, ahnost every· thing! When a friend came up Geiser, Rex Gillespie, Jay with "a Mr. Rupp from our Haskins, Brent Jones, Dennis area who attended Doane Kirby , J. P . Kisor , · x, Bob Academy here either in the Mt ller , Jerry Mullins, city or county" Frank Hill Patrick Napper, Kevin scratched hiS head, studied Radar, Don Russell, fulger the ceiling, shrugged his Stout · x, Chris Wellington. shoulders, and admitted that .Cosmetology Sr. - Cindy this bit of history was missing Booten , Sharon Conn , Patty from his encyclopedic store Holtz, Helen Stiffler, Melody W1 seman . Cosmetology Jr. - Darla Ca mpbell, Pam Doherty, Jamee Farley , Ttna Garey , Debbie Howell, Fern Hubbard, Regina Leach, &bin Murphy · x, Ruth 'Murphy, 3 IN ONE IS a new Kathleen Osborn, Vonzell di nmg . , . three Ward , April Wise. Drafting Sr. - Kim Bates, Randall Betts, Randy Neal • x, Steve Lorbach. Draftmg Jr. - Charles Denn ey , Dorcas Elkins, Hobbie Norman, J effer y Preston, Kevin Slllls, Gary Speraw, Anthony Thorne, Km1 Tramer. lndu•trial Mamtenance Sr. - Terry Abbott, James Collin s · x, Jay Drummond · x, James Kemp, Jeff Nelson, Craig Pinkerton. Industrial Maintenance J r. - David Cox; Ryan Easley, Charles Erickson , Jamie Gibson, George Knighting, John Matthews, Bruce Me· Manis • x, Andy McQuid, Do ug Patterson • x, Mike Riley, · x, Rex Browning. Alan Weldm g Sr . Drummond , Dallas Sayre, Mi chael Sprouse, Rick Theiss, Marty Williams. Welding Jr. - Brent Clark , Mark Curnette, Stan Ervin, Kelly Fogle, Joe Malone , Keith- Stollings. SUN DAY. APRIL 16, 1978 VOL. 12 NO.ll Information being sought on 1911 title, Doane Acadef!JY Bearc•t Ill Plug-In modules al19ws lis tening to any si ngle band or two· band comb in ation, scans 8 channels . ~Choice allhe Pros. a full treasury fille'tl to the brun w1th persona l state mcome tax pra y or meditate to borrow aga mst anticipa ted revenues. Those who couldn 't get 1n wmted outside and were later Monday, the Con tr olling Board will advance the Cleveland paymenL, , the state can well afford to advance Cleveland its treated to what has become a rather routine performance by basic md system mne months worth of state aid - about $30.6 million If lots of districts ask for the same treatment , they'll f1 nd the Rtta Warren, a 5().yea r Brockton, Ma ss . grandmother , who to keep the schools going until the summer recess. preached for about a half4wur about how the Legislature won't Legislative leaders, who w01 ked out the pl an along wtth {'Uoboard bare . allow child ren to pray, state school officials and th e governor 's office, will tell >ou the Both demonstratiOns were generally Ignored Noisy The Cleveland situation was not , of course , th e only sal vo plan is nQt a "bail ou t ~ but simply gives Clevebnd its ow n demonstratiOns light up the headlines for a day or so, but endured by the Legislature last week . ' money - albeit m advance . On two occasions, public emp loyee unions rallied about 3,000 qUickly darken mto sooth mg obscurity That cannon ma y backfire. One Cincmnati legisla tor ha s On e thing upon whtch the Legtslature prides itself is The already li t the fuse , cla1mmg the advance payment plan ts of members at the Statehouse , chanting for a b1gger pay rmse Dehberal!ve Process. Loud vmces neither quicken nor retard such importance - and' perhaps precedent setting - th at the tl1 an the $55 mil hon called for 111 a pending bill. And on Tuesday afternoon, about 200 more people Jammed It whole Legislature, not just the seven-member Controlling D<!CISIOns are made quietly. It ts the effe ct of the decisions into a hot and stuffy Senate hearing room to hear opponents to Board, should approve it. wh1i ·h sometimes produces the explosi on. a btU rn a~da tm g a mmute 9f stl ence m schools so children ca n Other sc hool districts might want the same treatment. With ~~ntincl MATCH THAT '20 WORTli OF CRYSTALS owner • :;;;::::.:...;::::::x::::::::::-:::;:::.:·:·:·:·:·:·:::::·:·:-:-:-:-:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·~=-~· va. • • Supervisor and Kur si ng Cons ultant. Home Hea lth Agency Pr ogram of the Oh10 De partmeol ·of Healt h· m Columbus. Ohio. Handl ing the de tail ed plannmg for !his informative program are co-ch ~irpersons Nanc y Ranung Kohlrieser, Coord10a)lr of Consultation and Edil'ca tion. and Bern ard H N~ehm , Ph,D., Director of Consultati on and Education, bot h of wh om ar e staff memhers of the Communtl V Mental Health Center . · Registration fee fu r tl us most enlight emng one-day Cavotc. CHEAO , P. 0 Dt a~· er 825, Athens, Ohio. 4570\, or to Ms. Na ncy Raming Kohlr ieser , Com· munil) Mental Health Center. P. 0 . Box 292, Gallipolis, Oh to 45631. Resen•ations may also be made b) phone by ca lling 614 · 593·55~ or 44&-:,538. Deadline for reservations, in order to hand le adequate luncheon arrangements, is Thursday , April 27. w orksho~l udiog m Qin;ci~ "•g,____ coffee and luncheon , is $10 Those int erested tn registering may send th eir Partly cloudy and cool check, payable to "CHEAO ," and Monday with lows tonight along with their name, ad· in the upper 30s and tonight dress and telephone number, highs Monday in the lower noting " Perspectives on OOs. Patient Education,;• to Si eve weither �• lAI- The Sumla1 Tl! ne>.Selltlllel , Sunda y, A~dl1 6. 1978 .~;-:·:-:=:~·:·:-:-:-:-::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:,:;:, :_:;:;:: :;:,:;:;:;:,:.:;:,:.:.:.:.:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:.:;:;:::.:::;:;: ~ l ' French -City ~ vignettes. • • '' I •,•, ;::: Patton BY TOM SAUNDERS H\: is good as can be found In the house of old Gal! ta And in Ohio state There IS a town ea lled Vmlon Vlhose adva ntilges are greal. .,. Aod In our grand old county Our town cannot be beat Allowmg one ex ct•ptwn That IS our county seat We have have a first-class flour mill That runs the yea r around G,W, Sha ck IS oroonctor And can easily be fo und . Shack also owns the woolen mill Where he Will spm you r wool You will receive no ham1 Of stores of general mer· chand1se Our town can boast uf three Owned by F'ellman. Will . and Hartsook As you can plamly see We also have a hardware And tm ware store combmed The proprietor"s name IS Anderson As you are sure lo fm d. ~ o uld If you l'ountry search the For fnrty miles around We also hal't' two barbers If you want tn know lhetr names One 1s Wt lltam Jackson The other lla•ter James Vmton has a bakery Where ) ou may buy your bread And also has a lunch room Where people may be fed . Will Bull er IS our livery man If yu u want to drive about, Just ca ll on 111m to get a rig And he will set you out. We are blessed w1th doctors, We have a full quartette, If you should have a broken bone You ca n get it safel) set. Of co urse we have a post off tee Kept by a Democrat H1s name •s Charles Ro binson He is julll , clever and fat. We also have a dentiSt And also of gc1nd drug stores Ed Beggs IS hard to beat, We su n' \~ t1tne our share make you a good set of He'll Run by Hamilton and Dustin teeth And they will treat you fair The ha rness shop at Vtnton And do it very chea p. And If yo u want good Is run by Joe McGhee photographs If you want to buy good Mr Whea !don IS the man, harness will make you as good a He Just call on hun and see for pil1 Ufl' l ourself. The ta nne ry's run by r\ s anybody ca n. As a h•estoek dealer Mathews, rge Eagle's hard to beat Geo Who makes good leather. too He will buy your hogs and And our shoema ke r cattle Glassburn Can make a splendid shoe. And also buy your sheep. The blacksm ith 's name 1f TI1e Hockmg Valley agen t 0 KE17s Kawasaki Is always at hi s post , His name is William Porter Of friends he has a host We also have a notary Who is fat and saucy too, His name is E. G. Shaver, With a No. 11 shoe. Our bridge contractors are the Sl'Otts They're workmen tried and true The bridges that they've bmlt around Are not a very few In societies and orders Our town is not behmd We've Free Masons and Odd F'ellows And G A R you'll fmd We also have two mimsters You rna) have heard before One is Wm . Harkins the other H. Devore. Of hotels we have plenty Their number being two Onl y sto p and try them And they'll deal square by you. Of laborers and teamste rs We have about a score · Of toughs and bums and loafers · We have as many more Oh, yes, there's our town officers Of those we have a few , George Koonlz is our town marshal Our Mayor's name 1s Pugh. We hav e a splendid council Their numbers being six They can pass the ordinances And keep the strerts m a ftx So now, to take it all in all, I thmk you will agree We have as fine a little town As you would wish to see Now if you 're read my story through And did nol fmd a varn I hope if il has done no good It surely d1d no harm AVintonite Vmton has changed a great deal since the above lines were wrttten. It 's a p1t y, but I don't know who wrote them . I was .once told thal perhaps Anna Evans mi ~ht have put a ll t his together. I cannot put an exact date on this, however, I beli eve that ll dates hefore 1900. At one time V1 nt onites made a bid to have the county seat moved to Vinton . This wa s aft er a ft re that destmyed the courthouse. T S., Rt 3, Box 268, Gallipolis, Oh10 . Specia/ 1 SS4'f You con tr ol lht s btke at all t tmes on or off the street Mon santo leade r stumping ~talc FEA TU RES • Dependilble 17 -Icc ?-slt oke ro tary va lve en g rnt• 8 Mag neto COl syste m me ~ ns less pl ug fouling • T rrals typt· !Ires l o r tra !ls or trafhc • Brake wear mdrcators • Nil tr o w des tg n lot 11ght places a tes t nde today at . Take J&R SPORT SHOP . . . . . . . . .7.48·E··· M · ••'• " •St. .. .P.o· m·e·ro·y--OMh;'o. . . . . . . . . . . ~ • • ' '"•/ II• t)IP I' t( J I : I o1 II ' I' ,, Jl '1/ I ., I~ " 'I .~ , !, J!~ i I[ if 1 tl t-->fl f I t , ' I : ' ' I 1' ',, ! •'I II' ."1'/ ~ t' ' • t 'fO , 'T•I•I 1t .' I I l 1 J •(! I ~~l'd~f' t'J ' 1'1r11 I fin· ' t I TO PERFORM ROCK SPRINGS - Rio Grande Chorale will present two programs at Salisbury Elementary School on Tuesday , April 18. The af· ternoon performance will be for student s and staff members The 7 p m. per· formance 1s open to the public. The program is free of charge . Fol lowin g the program Salisbu ry PTO members will convene for thei r regular April meeting. t,p t ' j j 'fl( -J! ~ lfl()'IJ I' . j' ~~ : I 1 t •• ' t ' ' •I lo :, ~~~ t )I i!Tt jr .,' : · SQUAD RUNS The Ra cine ER Sq uad was called Wednesda y at 12.20 p.m to Portla nd for Beverly Lawson , a medtcal patient, who was taken to Pleasant Valley Hospital. On Thursday at 5 p m. W UIC Lee, Racine was taken to Holzer Medical 'center and at l :25 p m Mce Rairden, Long Bottom, was taken to Veterans Memorial H o~ital. Jf!l0drl' r' •' CLEVELAND (UPI) Monsanto President John W. Hanley , calling himself a pled piper gomg about the country attempting to educate people on riSks and benefit s of chemica ls and the chemical mdustry, has called for less control on the chemical mdust ry Interviewed Friday by The Clevela nd Press pnor to the speaking to the C1t y Club Forum, Hanley also satd there is no denymg there are many chemicals that are bad actors, but quickly add ed that With proper use, they could he useful. He also po inted to asbestos, a natural s ub~a nce which has . been found to carry cancer-causmg agents. ,r l GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES 204 Condor Sf. 9'11 1971 Pom eroy , 0 . Open 9 ·00-l · l O Monday . Satur da y Manning Roush, Honor roll 8uckeye Hill s ca reer tenter has announced the honor roll for the th ird gradmg period Listed were :x denotes all '"A" st udent ). Agriculture: . Ag. Business Mark Carter ,- x, Curt Elliott, John Ir win · x, John Lee, Arlene Pitchford, Lynn Smith. Ag . Mechanics Sr. - Greg Ball, Wilson Bapst, Ronald Davis, Gene Duke, Davtd Morgan, J1m Thevemr, To m Wright, Rick Zinn. Ag . Mechanics Jr. - Chris Fannm, M1ke Gilliland, Jeff Golden, Scott Pafks, Tim Reid, Dav1d Russell, Philip Skeens, Jo Taylor, Vaughn Tay lor, Rocky Thompson, Fra nk Tirpa k, Johnnie Woo lndge. F'orestry Sr. - Ellen Cox, Keith Cox. Forestry Jr. - Tun Baker, Ch riS Brown, Mike Bro\\11 - x, Jeff Holloway , Jamie Mills, Bobby Masste, Duane Skidmore, Joe Stover. Business and Distributive Education . Clerical Graphics Sr Debbie Clevenger Clerical Graphics Jr. Deanna Dunn, Carla Gibson, Cindy Green, Tem MaxwelL Susan Ousley, Robin Rife, Judy Woodya rd. Data Accountmg Sr. Bobbie Hubbell . x, Ntkki Johnson · x, Carolyn Robmson · x, Cratg Shockey, Teresa Wagener. Data Accountmg Jr. Tammy Guin tha r, Rita Ham lin , Chris Hammond, Crystal Harri son · x, Ca role Kallner, Joyce Kiso r, Patty McKinney . Ltnda Puckett · x, Te resa Whitmore, Jimm y Wilgus. Distribut ion & Marketing Sr. - D1a ne Adkins, Vance Dray, Randy Lane, David Lowman , Andy Polcy n, Sharon Reyn old s, J eff Rocch1. Distribution & Mkt. Jr. Patricia Arthur, Tim Bur· neu e, Shari Davis- x, James Ferre ll , James Joh nson, J oyce Seymour, Mary Stanley, Kathy Taylor, Bonme NewelL Htgh Skill Steno Sr. - Mary Ann Beck . x, Vicki Jordan · x, Tammy Ki sor · x, Da rla La ndrum· x, Kathy Luckett, Lu cill e Mil stea d, Selena Reffett. Christine Hec k. Cynthia Stroop, Lori Ward. Kim Ziegler. Htgh Skill Steno Jr Becky Brown - x, Joa lynn Haydon, Te rri Hess, Sherry Lee • x, Cathy Russell · x, Lauric Sorrell , Leisha Stevens · x, Rhonda Stover Mdse. Accountmg & Whsc. Jr. - Debb1e Campbell · x, Jewe ll Cole ma n, Dreama Eddy , · Roger Gardner, Debbie Larson , Donna Lively , Delbert McCollwn , James Moody , Jennell Oi ler. Home Economics· m Home , Ca reers Economt cs Sr. - Becky G1lhert · x, Connie Knighting, Denise Miller , Dawn Musick, Barbara State n, Brenda Treible, Dottie Wiley. 1n Home Caree rs Economics Jr . ·- Darlene Be ntley, Kel ly Booth , Beverly Burn s, Janet Caldwell, Patri cta Fmrchi ld , Crystal Jon es, Resa Me· Wh orter , Teresa Mit che ll , Bonnie Murphy , Lav onda Stanley, Santa Wau gh , Cathy Truesdall >Diversified Health Oc· cupations Sr. - Barbara Boo ne, Tawna Borden, Treva Carter · x, Druanne Chapman , Ginger Dodrill · x, Tammy Hemb y, Cmd y Huntley, Anna Jarrell. Lisa Kru ge r, Nancy LeMaster, Li sa Maynard , Stephan ie McKinnills, Jenny Petr ie, Chri stma Heedy, Tamt e ., · Thaxton · x. Diversi fie d Hea lth Oc· cupations Jr . - Penny Ball · x, Beverly Brown, Elizabeth Callahan, Valeri e Cam pbell, Li sa Dix on, Debbie F'annin, · Bren da Fe rg uso n, Selena Fyffe , Cindy Goble · x, Gordon J arrell · x, Kathy Jones, Linda Lucas, Marcia · Montgomery • x , Stephame fulgers · x, Pam Sexton, V1cky ·smith · x, Lorenda Strawser , Rhonda Wh it· ~< ~~ Katie'S Korner • ·: ·. By Katie Crow I would hke to take this opporturuty to commend the employes of Pmecrest Care Center for their dedication and loyalty to the residents. I have never seen such patience and consideration given to so manv . It certainlv takes a special breed of people to cope with the many problems they face every day. Since my mother-in-law: Josephine Crow, has been a patient at the Center I have had the opportunity to visit there man y times. I have ye t to hear one employe raiSe their voice to some very strange and impossible requests made by some of the residents . It makes one sad to VIsit there but yet you have a feeling of contentment that your loved one 1s mgood hands. They not only care for the residents, but they strongly be lieve m rehabilitation a nd they do wonders. We don't know what life has in store for any of us and perhaps someday some of us will have to be a resident of the Center or a sim ilar place. Coun t your blessings - what we take for granted the residents of the center thmk 11 is a gift from Heaven. Well und erway is the B1g Bend Mmstrel Assn ., "Big Bend Varieties" under the capable direction of Bob Hoeflich Tt will be staged on Saturday, May 6, at Meigs High School. This is our 25th year and it does not seem possible that the years have gone by so fast. The Big Bend Minstrel Association was organized in 1953 with the first shows presented at Pomeroy, Middleport and Racine. In the beginning, rehearsals were held at Letart Falls Elementary School. In fact , show~ paid for the building of the lunchroom at Letart Falls Elerrientary. Many of the first cast members have left th~ area. Two, Dan Th!DIIpson and Roy Reuter, have died . As the old saying goes, "the show must go on" and so it will, on Saturday, May 6. Hoeflich has never had a "turkey" and this show will prove that he never will ... see you on the 6th of May. Ohio politics What happens now if l!ther districts want funds in advance? By DICK KIMMINS . COLUMBUS (UP!) - Th e ca nnons anchoring the corners of Statehouse Square 10 downtown Columbus point away from the building - mistakenly so according to some cnt1cs Cannons that are directed inward toward the Ohio Legis· lature are not of the mili tary variety, but can be JUSt as explosive depending on how they arrive and what they contam . Last week's main sa lvo came from Cleveland where voters decided not to raise their own taxes to keep thei; public school system operatm g. So, for the second time in fiv e months , the Legislature was called on to bat! out the state's largest school system. In December, the Legislature passed a temporary d~ fi cit fmancmg bill to allow Cleveland and any other sehool distn ct Congratulations in advance to Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Hepp, Spring Ave. , Pomeroy, who will be celebrating their 57th wedding anruversary come next month . Mrs. Robert (Carolyn) Tripp, Tuppers Plains, has been chosen for Who's Who Among Students in America Junior Colleges Honors Program. She was chosen for academic excellence and student activities. She has been editor of the college magazine "Gambit" and represented her college, Parkersburg Community College, in the Nationals m the field of Forensics. She 1s attending school on an academic scholarship. . It is one thing to attend college but it is another to attend school and take care of a family . She and her husband are the parents of two sons, age 6 and 8. Mrs. Tripp is the daughter of CMr. a?d Mrs. Byrne Vaughan, Pome.roy. GAJ.UPOLIS - What do you know abo ut the 1911 state tington · x. Food Service Sr . - Joyce B1as, Cathy Barcus (O'De ll ) Food Serv ice Jr. - Lorrie Jenkm s, Sherry Ma rcum , Kt m Vi ckers , Christina Wallace Trade & In dust rial Education : Atr ConditiOmng · Heatm g Sr. - Cliff Kisor, John Mcllride, Hen ry Siewert. Air Conditioning· Heating Jr. - Hay Bevins, Keith Mu ll ins, Gary Nibert, Tom Richt e, Larry Russell, Cindy .Sayre, Greg Schweitzer. Auto Body Sr. - Roge r Ca ldwell, J ames Freeman. Auto Body Jr. - Mark Arnold, Mark Fulks, Bryan Ga rd ner , La rry Grov es, Charles Pitlenger , Bru ce Waugh, Jon O'Rourke. Auto Mechanics Sr . Randy McKinney· x, Ernest Mundell , Greg Oliver · x. Auto Mechanics Jr . - Ken Bronokowski, John Ca rroll • x, Jim Harrah, · x, Clyde Hurd, Gtb Kiefer • x, Billy Lester, Roger Mullms, Bill Need~am , William Richards , Jimmy Saunders · x, Jody Saund ers, Dav1d Seve rt . Tay lor, Jeff Cha rles Wa ldron. Bu il ding Trades Sr. Mark Allman, David Byler , l.loyd J . Carter, Tim Davis, Mike Fisher, Keith Horton, Ma rcus Mooney · x, David Mullins, Jam.es D. Patrick, William Rupert, Roy Allen Sayre, Jon Turner, Roger Vance, Jerry Wi lfong Buildin~ Trades Jr.- Tony Angelo. David Evans , Dale Moratorium sought by Rhodes of knowledge. Both as a writer and as a lecturer , Hill has told you things you didn't know about the area's past . Now he asks that you tell blm. If you'll telephon e the Tlmes..Sentlnel either at 44&2342 in Gallia County or 992· 6111 in Meigs County, we'll relay the information to Frank Hill - both about Rupp and Doane Academy. concept tn fam tly great restaurants • Mason. w. ' r ' :1 \ ' ' 1~ • - GALl..IPOLIS- A capactl y Cl ass of 1980 , recetvmg thei r crowd of app roximately 500 caps from their Junior B1g people attended the Annual Sisters, followed this very llecog ntt ion and Ca ppin g irnpurtant moment 10 their Ceremony for the Freshman buddin g caree rs w1th a most Cla ss of the Holzer Medtcal Imp ressive candlel tght ing Center School of Nurst ng, In ceremony and <I recitation of the san<1 uary of the Faith the Flor ence Ni ghtin gale Baptiot Church In Rodnll!l' on Pledge, Musical select ions by th e Frida y evening . The 34 members of the School of Nursing Gl ee Club Vance, partner have diffi.culties \ DAH ES SA LAAM . Tanzania 1UI'I 1 - Secretary of Swte Cyrus Van ce and hts British negohatt ng partner are running into unexpcelL'Ii diffk ulhes with guerrilla leaders m ta lks mmed at averting civil war in Rhodesia One U.S. offtcial desc nhed the fir st session Fr td ay mv olv1n g Va nce, British Forei gn Secr etary Da vtd Owen and the tw o CO· chairmen of the mt hta nt Patrt olic Fr ont that IS fightmg for power in the former British colony as a "twt>liour sparring match." The second session was "a continuation of the sparnng match we had earlier," he said . " Differen ces were express· ed ," he sai d. " No decisions were made." Vance him se lf described the fir~1 session as ''a very senous discus~ion ." The Anglo-American leam WHEN YOU BUY A CRYSTAL SCANNER! and receive direct from Bearcat four free crystals in the frequen cies of your choice. That's a $20 retail value, from the world 's leading scanner manufacturer. Visit our Scan.ner Department for complete details. arnvcd m Oar es Salaam in the beli ef that HUerrtl la leaders Jnshua Nkonw and Roher! Mugabe had accepted the idea of a confe rence of all parties Vance has smd <J fa!l ure to get th e vari ous factiOns together would result m a fu ll -scale CIVil war. Com p lkatin~ mcrtll;!r s was RELEASED MEDINA, Ohto (UPl i Brunsw ick's defia nt teach ers were sprung from their jai l cells Fndily when cha rges were dropped. Their freedom was followed with ail an· nouncement sc hools wo uld be closed for an indefinite penod beginning_Monday because of the labor problems. Amid car horn blasts, cheermg and much hugging an d ki ss 1n g, 35 . st nkln g teachers were released from the Medina County jail where they had spent SIX days. Fonner union leader broke • WE HAVE ABEARCAT CRYSTAL SCANNER FOR YOU: BEARCAT Ill LIH WITM 8 CRYSTALS REG. '199 DAVID E. STE IN, Ph.D. DAVID JAMES DeRIT A. Ph .D . gases from OhiO coal ," said llhodcs. '" But scrubbers ha ve prnved to be uneconornica l 1 unr el iab le. and unfit f11r Hl sta \l atiOn on exJstlll g lxH iers We need a thr ee-year mor atonum on mee tin g standards so thil t SCience ran solve the proble m of sul fu r removal. " · Th e future of the c"al mi mng mdustry IS 10 doubt , cmd consumers all nver Ohw an~ faced wi th even hi gher elel tnc b1lls tf Ihe federa l goverrun ent does not tC~ ke a more realtst1 c sta nc e on sulfur di OXId e laws and reg ulations." sa iii Rhodes " Cont r ary to yuur dnnoun ct! d 1ntentinn tv 1ncre ase coal pr odu et1 on, Ohi o production w11l ded tne this year because of federal sulf ur di oxid e laws and regu latiO ns," sa1d the ~ove rnor. Rh(ldes sa1d to comp ly w1th fedenil a1r regu\(ltiOn s, some Oh1o electric ut iltiies are m the process of cancel hn ~ Ohio coa l con tracts . swn rhlng mstead to mor e expensJvl' Western coal "Th e loss of the util tty cual nutr krt would meon tmemployment for \0,000 e<>al min e r ~ In southea stern Ohi o." said Rhodes The conference. sponson'd by the Ohio Mming and Rec lamat iO n Assoc1 atwn , wa s open to all Citizens of eas tern Otno coa l commun1t1 es Speakers alsn 1n cludt•d Ohio En ergy Clu e[ Hobert Ryan a nd Hcp Doug la s Applegate. D·Oh1o "The purpose of the Coal Pol ley Co nf er ence IS to cxan11ne the problem of the tLse of Oh10 l1 igh sulfur co al m its market area ,'' th e Mmmg and Reclamati on Association said prwr to tll e meeting . " II will also exan11ne meth· ods to solve the proble ms of mdu stnes and utlil tJ Cs 1n Ihe of Ohw eoal und er the lL,. federal E nvir onme ntal Protection AenC) gllldelmes and to develop a partnership of slate officials, industry, labor and com muni ty r epres~ n tC~lives working ~'gcth er on the problem," sa1d the associ ation. Union gets loan for payments WASHI NG TON iU PI ) Tr ustees of the United Mine Workers' health and rcuremcnt umon announced Fri da y the union has received an $85 million loan to make up pension payments missed in F' ebruary and March because of the llO~Ia y coal strike and a lack of fundmg for the trust . 11w trustees sa1d the loan ena bles the fund s to make April pension pa yments to the \0 ,500 nuners covered by the \951 pension plan . In a statement. the trustees said th e loa n would be repayed wtth future income earned by coal produced by miners whose employers sign UMWA contracts. A spokesman for the Bttuminnus Coal Operators Assoc tati on sa 1d the BCOA ~ a s pleased , that pension checks for retired mmers under the 1950 pension plan had been ma•led by the umon·s hea lth a nd retirement funds . The spokesman noted tha t BCOA's actions in assist ing the trusi'tiCs of the funds 111 obtammg a $62 mtllion loan had enabled the t rustees to send the checks out much more qutckl) than expected or wu uld have been otherw ise J)lSSiblc • DAVINA J. GOSNELL M.S.N. • ,\KNOLD J. SA"ITLER, M.D. Second workshop slate~ April 29 95 GALLIPOLIS The a nd pa tient s and the second m a ser1es of one -da y utilizati on of av atla blc workshops sponsored by the community resources. Advisory Co un cil of the Th ose parti cipating will Holzer Medical Center Healt h in clu de Dav1d S. Stein , Ph .D . l,eaming Resource Center Assistl\!lt Professor of the 1HLHC) wil l be held at th e Division o,f Med ical Com· Community Mental Hea llh mu nications at Ohw Stat e Center located across High· University who is al so the way 160 from the hospital on Administrative Assistant m Sa turday , April29, starting at Educati on at Childr en's 9:30 a.m Hospital in Co lumbus; Da vid "' Perspectives on Patient Jam es Delhta , Ph.D , Ed uca tion" will be th e Psychologist and Director of subject for this most in· Emergency Servi ces for the teresting progra111 that will Gallia - Jackson . Meigs feature four outsta ndm g Community Mental Health ~~==~":".::.:'~_;parti cipants to defme the Center in Gallipoli s; Arnold _ a rious roles of healtb_per_· _ ,!,....Satt ler, M.D.c.Jnl.llrni.sL INSPECTING INDUSTRIAL PARK - Several members of the board of the non·profit Mason County Development sonn et in th e pati ent associated with the Medical Authority are ahown In front of the recently conatructed 300,000 gallon water tank and fire station building at the 60 .7 acres ed ucati on pro c~ss . Through Plaza and a member of the Muon County IndUJirlal Park, located near the Fairgrounds. Construction of roads and site preparation Is to begin at the their pr esentations and panel Medical Staff of the Holzer Itidllllrlal Park within thenateGdays and loll will be available for sale to lnd1111trles by later this summer. Shown, from left, discussions , the workshop Medical Center and Davma John NUea, lnl)ltCior for J . H. Milam, Inc., Charles Roolinger; engineer for J . H. Milam, Inc., Bernard Lleving, Jack Burdett, wtll exam me this subject in J . Go snell , 'M.S.'N ., currently Charles Lanham, Jack Fruth, Warren Weaver and Vitua Hartley, Jr., aU members of the Development Authority board. terms of acute, chronic and a Ph .D candidate in adult Oljter board members present for the Inspection, but not plct>~ , ed , were Charlotte Jenks, Charles Black and President Bob pr eventative formats • 111 " edu cation at Ohi o State Wll\gett. . ,. eluding th e role of providers University , i who is the 1 BUY NOW AND RECEIVE '20 WORTM OF CRYSTALS FREE FROM BEARCAT · AND RUTlAND FURNITURE WILL PLUS ADD A '20 DISCOUNT BEARCAT Ill L/H $ 9 WITH 8 CRYSTALS N<M l39 ~ow POINT· MASON AUTO GLASS, INC. ' 773-5710 Rt . 33 ' SA INT CLAIR SVll.l.E , reg ulatiOns would ben efit Ohio I UPI) - lnuned1 ale people's hea lth. "The regulations arc aimed impl ementation of fed eral clean air standards could at reducing sulfw· emissions sen ously di srupt stale and stu di es show th at indu stry. Gov . Jam es A. released parltculate matter I Rhode s and coal mdu stry IS a greater health concern ,'' off icials sa1d at a Coal Polley he said . Rhod es asked for the Conference Sa tur day at the Oh io llmverslt)' Belm ont moratorium in order to gtve ' SCientist s ttme to develop an ' County campus. '"' Rhodes addre ssed the ec onom tea l met hod for group and also sen t his burn tng Ohw coal, which It as co mments to Pre sid ent a high sulfur content. Graves and Kmta Smith Third Row - Barbara Shelton, "'The eco nomy of Carter by telegt·am He asked R.N , Instructor; .Janet Byers, R.N., Director of School of Carter to m1pose a three-year sout hea stern Oh10 w1l l Nursing; Paula Hughes, Debbt e McDonie, Grace moratorium on tmplementm g co llap se~ [ the pr esent federal Burnhe1mer, Jamce Coffey . Penny Daugherty , Sally the federal ai r polluti on poltcy is not cha nged," said Ehret and Tri sh Terry. Fourt h Row - Lenni e Davi s, Rh odes . " If the federal stand ards m Ohio. R.N.. lnst rucotr , Julie McAfooes, R.N , Instructor , Robin Turner , a vice pres!· goverm1cnt contin ues to ms1st Cheryl Bruce, Cl•anssa Parsons. Kathryn Th ornton, dent of the North Amencan on overmght lmpl ementa tlon Betty Spray , .V1ck• Humplu·eys, Col ette Lejcar , Hope Coa l Cor p and Ralph Patton, of unrea ltst 1c clea n a1r .Jago, Be th Taylor , Ch eryl Roszell a nti Thmnasma Gates, a v1ce president of the regulations, 11 w1ll be come Consohdat10n Coal Co , both unposs1ble to burn Oh10 coal , sa t d imm e di at e which has a lu gh sulfur unplementation would c<:Juse content "Thi s would add up to an thousand s of 1ndustn al eco nom1 c tr agedy 1n · layoffs. so utheaste rn Ohio whtch Charles Grunm . a member of Um ted Mme Wor kers would affect the en tire w~re mcluded in the Recog niti on and Cappin g Di strtet 6 and th e go,ernor 's state," he smd "To· l.h is point, the federal evening 's program, as wH s Cerem ony m the aud1tunum coa l conference committee, EPA has 1ns1sted on the use of said th ere 1s even some doubt tfic Freshman cla ss song , adja cent to th e sanctuary. sc ru bbers to remove sulfu r "The Hands of Tim e". Ann Janet Byers, R.N.. Direct or that the proposed fed eral Ftscher direct ed th e Gl ee of the School of Nursmg Club , and Ed ith Ross was the commented that this was the or ga nist at thi s annual largest att enda nce for a ~ulfur coal ha ~ h et~n cullvt~ rtt>d ccremon)'. FresHman ca pping and ex· All of the famili es and pressed her gratitude to the Conco IS a subsid tary of PITTSBURGH IUPI 1 friends who atten ded join ed Fatth Rapti s! Church for Con tmcntal 011 Co 1Conco 1, High-sulfur coal found the Class of \980 for a their gracious hospiUillly. which a lso uwn s ..Con· extensively in Ohio. western recepti on that foll ow(•rl tht• Pcnn s)lvama and the Nort h· soli datwn Coal Co. '" The test rates reneet th e ern Pa nh and le of Wes t thro ughp ut rate Virgmw - has been con· h• gh verted successfully to pipe· requir ed for a pr oposed lme quality gas 1n a test demonstration plant."' sa 1d project 111 Scotland, the Cuneo Wtlliam B. Cart er. vice th e apparent refusal of the mised by the presidents of Coa l De velopment Cn an- ' pr cs tden t of the Coal Rhodes ian leadership - Afncan front.\m e states and nounced F"ml ay . De-elopmenl Co Prim e Minster ian Smtth and menti oned by Nkomo m hiS Carter sa1d the fi ve-<lay three black moderates - to first nll'etin ~ wrth Vance and test took place m late March la ke pa rt m such a meeting. Owen at a large gasifi cati on pil ot The discussions in Dar ~s in Wcster fteld , pla nt NOW YOU KNOW Sa laam Frtday dea lt with an Scotland Coal from a Con· Howdy people are called Anglo-American plan for C1 so ltdauon operati on near houliga n1; because that was new Rhodesian constitution Pitt sburgh was gasthed and lhe name of a fa mily of the data wa s obtain ed durin g th ai would provid e fo r MEDl,\ , I' a I UP! I - W. ,\ brawlers 111 Ireland 111 the late the test wh1ch ran ve ry majority rule. · Ttony'" Boy le. described as a l!lt h century . B riti~ s pok esma n smoothly, C>I rter sa1d. • 111 11a n ··t:ornplrtcly " ' pcd ou1 '' Hamilton Wh)1e said the vf lll lJ II£~)' by h iS ~ tX yeH rS of llllks dealtmamiy with three legal problem s. will at>peal "gut issues" - the role of a h1 s fi rst-de gree mur der Ilrittsh r es id e n t commissioner. a prOJXls<.'!l cun vlttion With borrowed U.N. presence a nd the Cfl ur1 doc um ent s and an (11torn ey tu whum he O\\CS makeup of Rhodesia. mtmcy . Ame rican of fi cutls said DcliJwarc County Co urt Umt they had been to'd by President Jucl ~ c Fran cis J. so me of th e A1r1can Ca t a nia f"nda y den ied a pr esi den ts s up po rt 1 n~ th e pauper" s petition fil ed by guerrilla wa r - in RhodeSia Boyle. a former Umtcd Mt ne that the Patrtotic t'ront now Wurk ers prcslllent convicted accepted the ba sic provisions P-cb \7 fQr th e scer,nd tun e '" of the Anglo-Amencan pla n. the 1969 slay1ngs of un ion But, they said, the y were n va l Joseph " J oc k" unable to detect th e new Yab lonski , his w1 fe and fl exi bility that had been pro- dau ghter. •d Capping ceremony held Frl ay \ NOW AND APR~ 30th ' .. I Here's your chance to get in on the action of public service broadcastspolice, fire, emergency, weatherand save $20 in crystals. Buy a Bearcat• Crystal Scanner between ' ,II THIRTY-FOUR members of the Holzer Medt ca l Center School of Nursing, Class of 1980, received their caps durmg ceremomes hel d Fnday mghl at Fatth Baptist Churc h 111 Rodney . Pictured above areclass members and their instructors Ft r•t row, left to right : Hebecca Lee Holland , Tma Mae Wilcoxen, I.IS~J Kay Wil helm, Cheryl Huber, Doris Matthews, Kathy Lyons, B(•rk) .Ja mes, Jan Eliek and Mary Maddut Seco nd Row - Sherry Vt ckers , R.N ., fnstru ctor: Tw ila Thompso n. ,Jayne Smith . Kathy Dukas. Connie Lyon, She ila La mer , Krhl:tl Hash. Carla ·$20 WORTH OF CRYSTALS PAGE l·D .. . track champi<m ' What do yo" Historian Frank Hill knows know about Doane Academy ' everything about Gallipolis history ... well, ahnost every· thing! When a friend came up Geiser, Rex Gillespie, Jay with "a Mr. Rupp from our Haskins, Brent Jones, Dennis area who attended Doane Kirby , J. P . Kisor , · x, Bob Academy here either in the Mt ller , Jerry Mullins, city or county" Frank Hill Patrick Napper, Kevin scratched hiS head, studied Radar, Don Russell, fulger the ceiling, shrugged his Stout · x, Chris Wellington. shoulders, and admitted that .Cosmetology Sr. - Cindy this bit of history was missing Booten , Sharon Conn , Patty from his encyclopedic store Holtz, Helen Stiffler, Melody W1 seman . Cosmetology Jr. - Darla Ca mpbell, Pam Doherty, Jamee Farley , Ttna Garey , Debbie Howell, Fern Hubbard, Regina Leach, &bin Murphy · x, Ruth 'Murphy, 3 IN ONE IS a new Kathleen Osborn, Vonzell di nmg . , . three Ward , April Wise. Drafting Sr. - Kim Bates, Randall Betts, Randy Neal • x, Steve Lorbach. Draftmg Jr. - Charles Denn ey , Dorcas Elkins, Hobbie Norman, J effer y Preston, Kevin Slllls, Gary Speraw, Anthony Thorne, Km1 Tramer. lndu•trial Mamtenance Sr. - Terry Abbott, James Collin s · x, Jay Drummond · x, James Kemp, Jeff Nelson, Craig Pinkerton. Industrial Maintenance J r. - David Cox; Ryan Easley, Charles Erickson , Jamie Gibson, George Knighting, John Matthews, Bruce Me· Manis • x, Andy McQuid, Do ug Patterson • x, Mike Riley, · x, Rex Browning. Alan Weldm g Sr . Drummond , Dallas Sayre, Mi chael Sprouse, Rick Theiss, Marty Williams. Welding Jr. - Brent Clark , Mark Curnette, Stan Ervin, Kelly Fogle, Joe Malone , Keith- Stollings. SUN DAY. APRIL 16, 1978 VOL. 12 NO.ll Information being sought on 1911 title, Doane Acadef!JY Bearc•t Ill Plug-In modules al19ws lis tening to any si ngle band or two· band comb in ation, scans 8 channels . ~Choice allhe Pros. a full treasury fille'tl to the brun w1th persona l state mcome tax pra y or meditate to borrow aga mst anticipa ted revenues. Those who couldn 't get 1n wmted outside and were later Monday, the Con tr olling Board will advance the Cleveland paymenL, , the state can well afford to advance Cleveland its treated to what has become a rather routine performance by basic md system mne months worth of state aid - about $30.6 million If lots of districts ask for the same treatment , they'll f1 nd the Rtta Warren, a 5().yea r Brockton, Ma ss . grandmother , who to keep the schools going until the summer recess. preached for about a half4wur about how the Legislature won't Legislative leaders, who w01 ked out the pl an along wtth {'Uoboard bare . allow child ren to pray, state school officials and th e governor 's office, will tell >ou the Both demonstratiOns were generally Ignored Noisy The Cleveland situation was not , of course , th e only sal vo plan is nQt a "bail ou t ~ but simply gives Clevebnd its ow n demonstratiOns light up the headlines for a day or so, but endured by the Legislature last week . ' money - albeit m advance . On two occasions, public emp loyee unions rallied about 3,000 qUickly darken mto sooth mg obscurity That cannon ma y backfire. One Cincmnati legisla tor ha s On e thing upon whtch the Legtslature prides itself is The already li t the fuse , cla1mmg the advance payment plan ts of members at the Statehouse , chanting for a b1gger pay rmse Dehberal!ve Process. Loud vmces neither quicken nor retard such importance - and' perhaps precedent setting - th at the tl1 an the $55 mil hon called for 111 a pending bill. And on Tuesday afternoon, about 200 more people Jammed It whole Legislature, not just the seven-member Controlling D<!CISIOns are made quietly. It ts the effe ct of the decisions into a hot and stuffy Senate hearing room to hear opponents to Board, should approve it. wh1i ·h sometimes produces the explosi on. a btU rn a~da tm g a mmute 9f stl ence m schools so children ca n Other sc hool districts might want the same treatment. With ~~ntincl MATCH THAT '20 WORTli OF CRYSTALS owner • :;;;::::.:...;::::::x::::::::::-:::;:::.:·:·:·:·:·:·:::::·:·:-:-:-:-:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·~=-~· va. • • Supervisor and Kur si ng Cons ultant. Home Hea lth Agency Pr ogram of the Oh10 De partmeol ·of Healt h· m Columbus. Ohio. Handl ing the de tail ed plannmg for !his informative program are co-ch ~irpersons Nanc y Ranung Kohlrieser, Coord10a)lr of Consultation and Edil'ca tion. and Bern ard H N~ehm , Ph,D., Director of Consultati on and Education, bot h of wh om ar e staff memhers of the Communtl V Mental Health Center . · Registration fee fu r tl us most enlight emng one-day Cavotc. CHEAO , P. 0 Dt a~· er 825, Athens, Ohio. 4570\, or to Ms. Na ncy Raming Kohlr ieser , Com· munil) Mental Health Center. P. 0 . Box 292, Gallipolis, Oh to 45631. Resen•ations may also be made b) phone by ca lling 614 · 593·55~ or 44&-:,538. Deadline for reservations, in order to hand le adequate luncheon arrangements, is Thursday , April 27. w orksho~l udiog m Qin;ci~ "•g,____ coffee and luncheon , is $10 Those int erested tn registering may send th eir Partly cloudy and cool check, payable to "CHEAO ," and Monday with lows tonight along with their name, ad· in the upper 30s and tonight dress and telephone number, highs Monday in the lower noting " Perspectives on OOs. Patient Education,;• to Si eve weither �.• I l-3- l'hc Sunday Tnnes-St lllllcl Sundav An11l If• 1978 TELEVISION VIEWING . Total Cadillac SMITH NELSON MOTORS DAN THOMPSON FORD 500 E. MAIN PH. 992-2174 USED CAR Value Makes It Number One •••••••••••••• 1976 CADIUAC CPE. DEVILlE NO. 1 $7500 Full pewer, a1r , stereo, T& T whee l, cr u ise -IN- U.S. - LUXURY CAR RESALE VALUE 1976 CADIUAC DEVILLE SED. We want to sell 30 new Buicks and Pontiacs this month so come on in and get a good buy on a new Buick or Pontiac. 1978 1978 1978 BUICK LESABRE BUICK LESAB( BUICK PARK AVENUE 4 Or Sed 2 Dr HT Demo 4 Or Sed Lr sf Pnce $6892 9S ltst Pnce S7299 9S s Ltst Pnce 10, 749 •&950 1978 BUICK LIMITED 1978 BUICK CENTURY 1978 BUICK CENTURY 4 Or De mo Cust 2 Dr Lost Pme sI 0,263 50 L1st Pnce S6647 54 1978 PONTIAC PHOENIX 1978 PONTIAC GRAND AM 4 Or Sed 2 Dr Ltsf Pnce SSS99 30 lts f Pnce S70 13 90 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 4 Dr Sed 2 Dr ltst Prtce S732 7 25 Lt s1 Pnc e S7899 55 '6250 1978 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1978 BUICK REGAL Ltst Prt ce S7148 S4 '6300 Sharp Clean & Loaded 1 1975 FORD PINTO RUNABOUT.. ...... .... 2395 t1 cyl 1 1975 CHEV. C-10 PICKUP............. :.... 2795 va auto tran s p The Next Best Thing To A 1978 CadillacThat's A Previously-Owned Cadillac For You s 1975 FORD F-100 SUPERCAB PICKUP.... 13095 6 c yl std trans 1974 FORD F·100 PICKUP. .......... .. ... .. 12495 6 cyl std trans Ve r y clean 1974 CHEV. MONTE CARLO .. ............. 12895 V 8 au to tra ns sky root more Stereo tape '7075 DAN THOMPSON FORD See Rocky Hupp, Darrell Dodnll or Pat Hill, General Pete Bums. Marvin Keebaugh or George Harm DRIVE A LlnLE $AVE A LOT 11 1, lorApril It• I ti l 1t 1 till 1974 BUICK APOUO 4 Dr V8 P S We se ll Over 300 new taiS in stock. • . Including a selection of the popular Z-28 Camaro. 25 4 3 lt tr e V 8, automa t1c, power stee r ing & bra kes, rad ial w w t ir es, ti n ted gla ss, spt wh covers , les s than 1974 l'i'77 FORD l TO P S P S P li a ut o t Q73 l ORD LID A1r (o nd11 oncd p s p b tope plov~r ? doo1 Large Selection of Late V1n vl roof S1 500 Cal l QQ? 7633 ol 1er 4 00 ~ Model, Low Mileage Used Cars Court & Th1rd AC q ood con dll on Mu ~t ~e ll Cal l <1 49 ')7 4 7 e ven111 g ~ NOVA 6 cyl PB Gall•polis . Oh1o Clifton Auto Sales l oc ated on W Va St de Pomeroy Ma\ On Br tdge (304 ) 773 5777 : ANTIQUE AUCTION SATURDAY, APRil 22, 1978 9:30 A.M. Located 1' 1 m1l e be tow Mtdd lepo rl , Ohto on R o ut e 7, turn west up Storys Run Road 1 mtle Wat ch for sale s1gns W tll sell itt itbsolu t e auc:tJon the foll ow1ng ' ANTIQUE OR COLLECTOR ITEMS " Chtna c: lose t ch tl d s roll top d esk ~ quare & round oak NEWGMC ! ruck Heodquor l er!> 1q74 1 ! GMCP,ckup 1974 1 1 I GMC P ( lo.u p 1973 1 1 Ch t•v f'1 r kup 197 4 • 1 GMC r u I 1973 , 1 Chrn PU 19 / 4 1 I Chev PU 1973 EICarnmo w 1th top 1974 1 I For d PU 197 4 three f ou1th ( he ... PU 197 1 CMC 9500 rro cl or \ Q74 I r Fotd P, c~up 1975 ' for1 Chev rolet P1 ckup 1Q75 ' I Chev1olet PU 1973 ' • I GMC PU Auto Salefi Qb8 DODGE POt ARA po rt<.. ~ 50 '¥/7 51BI Sell for 1973 CHE VY NOV A SS l.tcellen t (Q r\d• t,on on (' owner N1ce ci£ O flC01 Ph o,t \P ~1 4 )b7 7256 1976 Fa~d , I P 1 ( ~ u p 1973 I 700 f ord Durnp I ruc k 197 4 D SO r ord Sop er Cob PU 1973 ln tt>rr•ot,ono! 1800 Ser1e~ cob 8 c ho~ ~~~ tand em dr, ve IOMMERSGMC 1RU CKS INC 133 f11nt> St 18GOl0[N lAGll CJ5 Jeep 3500 A46 :?53? rn des C o119q'} 7113 IQ7.t1 PINT O WAG ON Good lO" d1 flo n l e\\ than 40 OCtO rndf'<o ~13 4 01 997 ?sn qn 1977 CHt V V PIC KUP F o~ T er Cool Co Goll,pol,s 0 Sloudmo1e P1ne St l dbl es ga1e teg table oak c ha tr !i oak be d & dresse r rce cream c h~ r s stools and leg!'! f or table mantel cl ock drop le al table tee box , oa ~ g un cabtnet a rt lamps deorPSSion ca rn rval and H 1ey d tShes s1one glass and hMr el c hurn buttPr mol d s wood washer waln ut cherr; s l and ta bles ch e st o f drawe r s w a sh st ands br ao; s 11re set s cow bells hangmq ot l lamp tron pats flat 1r ons. liH d kelt if!<> ca pper wa sh bo tler came l ba ck 380 Grant Sr. , Middleport tr unk s wheal crad le ra ilroad lan 1e rn s ch l d s oak ch a rr s wagon seat s ptct ure frames basket , ox yolks stone 1ar s all srzes large dtn ner bell tron sktlle ts T h e followong household goods w 111 be sold coffe e g r1 n de r apple peeler doll baby w tee1h double Bullet , t wo so fa s. d1 sh es . wood c ha1rs two barre l sho tg un , wash bowl & pttcher, brass bells, old beds, war drobes, n •ght stand . lam p bases. pac k;et wat c h sletg h bet ts, 1elly cu pboaro tron back & floo r lam p . round lamp tabl e, o ld r ound door sto ps bra ss sp •Hoon bras s apptebutt er kettle d 1n 1ng table , r ecor d cab1net. TV se t (fab le wal l telephone , wa lnu t cht ld 's c hest of drawers la rge wood dou gh bowl buggy shaves, 2 horse wood wheels model) , maple d esk . van1 t y w 1th ben ch, wagon ( good s.~ ape l sp 1n de t back chat rs ptano stool k1lchen la bl e. fou r cha1rs, r ef ngeralor. dog 1rons monkey stove c ro cks A von and J1m Bean w h1 le k1lchen ca bm e t. k lic h en uten sils, ol d 001fles Model T front end axle and wheels dresser, m1sc 1f e m s " MI SC" Rock rn g c htt 'r ~>lec t nc sewing mach1 ne por ch swi ng anvtl heav~ d uty motor , b tryr If'S st o r m wi dow s pony -Es~arJe.s !iu [dett ~ _ 1f>q ch---crrrrr.-binoerr.-- H----~ harness metal por Ch rr r11r Beulah Jones, Adm1no strator se ve ra l ls et s of Sli ver Y. r~ ~~ & push plows rubber l l rewheelbarrel s o "'lec tr lc grinders Term s Cash cement mtxer lace 1abl eclo th and many 1tems too numerou s to mention Lots of hand tool s Not respon sibl e for acc1dents . AUCTION SATURDAY, APRil 22 OWN ER- MR & MR S PAU'L SEARLS Postttve I 0 Cash Lunch J Carnahan D Smtih L Do nahu e 949 2708 949 2033 742 J048 12:01 P.M. BRADFORD AUCTION CO. C C. Bradford , auct1oneer !lpd 1972 OLDS 98 A11 PB P5 Power W1ndow~ 6 way po wer sea l s new tlfes body m e~ecellen t cond ho n Ph one 446 7907 alter MONH ( AHl O landau A C P B P S co:tell cnt con d1 l ro n Call !!43 7015 1973 o~r Co ll446 4'105 - GRAN TOR INO FORD pa uenger !llat 1on w a gon PB 9 PS AC 11795 Call 38B QB97 day s 44(6 0'946 alter 5pm ond FRE IGHlllNER 1972 fleJghth ner w1th 7~ co b 1974 lr a• lmob•le ... o n 1977 Oorsev fla tbed w1 th s•d es 1q71 Hobbs von 1q68 Oh1o body von Co li 44b 9272 1977 DODGE '• 1 4 whl dr PS PB rddr o .rl spd $5800 Call 756 6507 197 1 BUICK BlEClRA 225 power AM FM r od 10 all 51050 Call 75b 6507 976 CHEV ROLET ' • ! on p 1rkup Ex cellen t cond 11on 5:1500 Reed~v~l l e 61 4 378 6311 IQ66 VO LKSWAGEN 1970 Ford Mo.,er ck Call 4416 15'1'1 or 1974 AM( 1974 DODGE CHAllENGER PS JAVEliN Coll24(5 5'111 good c.ond 1970 COBRA 35 ft 5th wheel W1ll 5e ll 5eporote w1th p1ckup fo• pnce Come and ~ee Ca ll 6751513 44b 1703 PB one owner 1971 Grand Pm: o•r PS P8 1q'}J T Bucket Coll367 021 :l -~- 1978 F ISO " wheel dr1"Ve 6 900 m1les Ph one 44(6 7567 I 967 Old~ 9B '1 dr htp one owner $750 Ph 446 338" 197'1 FORD PICI<UP Mak e off er Colt 44(6 4351 al t er Spm 11 x 70 Mobile Home 3 bedr oom 2 lull bot h~ fu lly ca rpe ted on Jl . ones o llond 74 2271 4 196" 12 X 60 TRAILER eX 16 ex pondo 3 bedrooms port ally furnrshed $2800 992 3l8B 1973 CH EVROlET NOVA m•leoge Top condt t iOn 17:99 low FABRIC SALE Alll'll,Qterro l tn shop Co li on sole one week only Man day Aprtl 17 lhr u Solurdoy 1977 CHEVY TRU CK SWB PS PB Apnl12 Flnt quohly kn it5 start ~ td d·ult w hile spoke wheels at $1 9B Carohno Fobr1u roll bor lots o l e.: tros l1ke new locat ed on Roule 7 1/ 1 m1le $4 000 FIRM Col i con d north of Cheste r Ohio Houn 675 77<8 9 00 om to 7 00 Mondoy thru Fndoy Closed Saturday s eM IQ71 ~ HE V EL LE good cond Doys cep t for so le wee.. !I Henry ond 675 )950 E...emngs. -446 74( 76 Mary Hunter o wner s 1973 FORD BRONCO .4 wh l dr B&SMOBILE HOME S ranger pkg auto P5 lock out Pl PlEASANT W VA hub~ Coli Hb 3732 l'i'75 U~e 70 PEERLES 3 bdr centra l 1977 PONTIAC VE NTURA <Je ry O lf llpoul good cond 1 owner bu11H 1971 12xb0 VINOALE 2 bdr 1'1, orange blo ck vlnvl lop 307 baih Chevv small block w1th 'l Ba r 1970 17x60 RAMSRANT 7 bdr rell co rb f loor mounted !ihill 1970 17<60 REAGENT 3 bdr rod10 deluxe 'o'tn vl 1ntenor 1971 l7<52TORNADO 2 bdr ""6 good t11es exc mech shape 21M PG on lo,t tnp $ 1375 low Coli 4(-46 milea ge 6pm 1~ after ---·----- 1973 FORD GAtA XIE 500 7 dr HT PS PB o1r lo w , mrleoge good cond Co il H6 2885 otter Spm o r ""6 6b 10 auto 1975 PONliAC l ~ MAN S 3q 000 mdes S3000 675 5782 after 4(pm loaded Call 197 1 GMC 'I T·-=p:",,::K:'-U::P- = 307-:-V· B 3 spd s td 98 <XXI m1 les Hot TEC Conversion h1gh back seat•. hide a bed, deluxe decor package , air condit ion , AM FM stereo rad io, tape & 4 speakers . auXIliary battery , 350 V 8 eng tne, w t ires , beautiful 2 tone green . retail lost approx 110,500 Used 500 1910 1976 G20 Chevy Van •• $7495 automattc t rans , power steering & brake s, w TWO as Reduced co ca r 1975 Ford Torino.:.~:}2495 Dark green f inish blk vlny l tr im, 351 V 8, au fOI II d ftC , P S P B , wh covers, rad io, local 1 owner 1975 Chevy Chevelle .. ~3895 Classic Est• t• Wagon , B cyl , auto , air , loca l I owner I 1974 Caprice Custom •• s2795 Cpe , local owner. low m ileage, V 8 eng ine, air, P S , P B , r ad ial w w t lres Rad1o & tape da rk red with blk vtny l top Sharp car 1974 Camero HT Cpe.!3295 Auto , good tir es, low mileage. VB. P steering dark maroon , vi nyl roof 1975 Ford F250 .••••• $4495 Supercab local owner, V 8 engine , automa11c trans , P S • P B , Ranger Pkg , air- cond itioning . R step bumper, r•dlo 1978 Ford 1/2 Ton •••• $5295 8' bed, V-B•ng lne, •utomatlc trans , P steering radio, w -w tires, wheel covers, specia l 2 1one pai nt Less than 2,200 miles POMEROY MOTOR CO. Chevrolet BDR mobil e hamel at Quoll Cre ek Co l l2.45 5021 AUl l MOBILE HOMES SERVICE Sktrtlng onchormg a nd polros ca ll4463600 1969 17 ' IIJ mobile home Coil 38B Bl93 aller 5Pm 72 TWO HOMES Hillcr eMO st Bl12t E..: 52 7 0 Cham p1on 12 Jo: "Your Chevy Dealer" ~ 992-2126 Open Pomeroy Evenings-tiii:OO p.m . ~-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;l 60 Both S8000 Call 3B8 BBJB alltr 5pm camper top S900 Col i2A5 5A74 alter 6p" _ __ 1968 BU ICI( - -SJ50- b8 16 (XX) ach.rol mt les Bonn~tvr ll e~$1 00-70 Mustang $400 Coll 388 8596 1951 FORD B N TRACTOR ond b ft scraper blade Als o " ft s1ck le bar for Bo len tractor Coli 44(b 0 1~0 of~ , 6pm 1976 CHEVY ,,-71~ PI::C:7K:-:UP::-3;::5::0 V 8 PS PB B ply ft re~o httch c•c (Ond $3800 Cal l 4(4(6 0659 I lnterloreclertor Wol ipopermg ponel lng Cal l 4<.:6..:4~ 35:.:5_:___ __ WO ULD l iKE TO HOU SE Cl EANING DO Call ;_;,__ «6 :10b2 BABY SITTIN G tn my ho me Centen a ry oreo Coli -U 6 77-49 - --- MOBilE HOMES lOTS NEW HONDA mini bike Z·50 Or GREEN TERRACE MOBILE COM trade on old true~ ~2 2!51• MUNITY lcx:oted on Rt 1<41 clty water clly REGISTERED QUA!TER hortto ond Appoloo•o• f or ~o~lt ~or tradt , schools 5 min from Gollipolis Appoloota I Quarter Hor~t ~d Holzer_!:!.o&plto( ---::-:Stalli on S.r.,•ce Cole Stab les 197B '1 bdr mob1le home on Sob M cCorm •ck Rd Coli U6 3617 -~ Tuppers 614 W.7 :J.<OS Nova 20 0n Our Own 8 10 9 00--M ovle ' Otamo nds Are Forever 6 13 Our Mutual Friend 20,33 . 9 J()--AIIce 8.10 10 00- Dal las 81 0. Aust in Cl l y_l.JmltS 70, Fir ing L ine JJ II O!J-News 3 48.10,1 3, 15 Fawlly Towers 33 . II ts.C BS News B.IO, PMA Pu lse 15 I I ' 30- M ovle Anthony Adverse " 3 M ovie ' M adigan ' A Movie " The Wr ath o f God" 15 News 6,13 Face the Nahon 10 Janak I 33 700 Club B 11 ; s-ABC News 6 12 DO-FB I 6. Movie " Cotler " 10 . pn_: Cl ub 1J 1 oo-Seco nd C1ty TV 6, ABC News · 13 I 3()--Marcus Wel by M 0 4 MoYie Channel ~ 5 &7PM -C heckered Fiag orCrash iPGI 9 & II PM - Nelwork I R I . Plo l n1 Ohlu }_ llelp ~anted We w tsh to el(press o ur smC"ere opprec•olion to our ne • g h bo r ~ lnend s and re(oll ves who hove OBIS led us dunng the l os~ of our husband and la ther An thony f Murray We ore d eeply grat eful to Pos to 1 Josep h God w n lo r h •s com lo r ling word ~ SWEEPER and sew1ng moch1ne repmr pmh aud sup pl1e ~ P ck up and delivery Oa v1-; Vacu u m Clean er 1 1 1n1le up George:~~ Cree k Rd Ph 446 0294 PASQUALE El ec tr 1tol 446 27 16day o rn •gh t Se r v 1ce and the W II s Fune • o l Home s p rofe ssional serv tr es We thank the Amencon leg• on Post 27 lo r thetr mdtlory ser v•ces and the pallbearers Paul Soun d er s Rober t At ha PROTECT YOUR FARM! STANDBY EMERGENCY POWER SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION ON WINCO GENERATORS Pe te Henson Potnck McB r.de Mtlo. e McBnde Harry Phdlt ps and Webs le r DeW11f We wr sh to thank e\leryone who p repare d load sent flowers or cords of sympat hy a nd os~rs t ed us w th thfm prayers and thoughtful ef f o rts Mrs A nth ony Fa mily M •,tray The lorn•l v of Ea rl W1Uo ng w1s h t o ex pr ess our s.n cere tha nks to the many ln e nd!o and ne1ghbors who we re so k md and he lpfu l durr ng !he recent dea th of our husband and l ather We w1sh to thank the Holze r Medrco l Center stall and espoc, olly Or Harder for h1 s y'cor!. of core Th e MCCov Moore Fu neral Home fo r thelf help 1n ou r t1me of need Re" llo yd Prye and Rev Clyde Fer rell f or t h e~r co nso l1 ng wo r ds Th e s1ngers and p10r11 st We also wts h to thank ever yo ne fm the beou llfuf flo wer!. co • ds f ood ond all therr help 1n V O IIOU~ Nuti.,.., ~~ Rt . 33 North of Athens. Oh1o MONDAY , APRIL 17, 1978 5 4~Farm Reper t 13 5 5()--PTL Club 13 , 5 5s'Sunr lse Se mester 10 6 oo-PT L Club 15 6 75-Pubi iC Affairs 10 , 6 3()--Columbus Today 4 8, 6 Buy Sell or REMOVAl C&R PAINT& WALLPA PER CEN TER 244 Second 446 9458 Need '} lod1e& ta dmeom. trole face li lt s No expenence nece!. sory Ouo l lf ,co t ,ons ne al op peoro nce w1th n1ce pe r $onoln,. Call Sue ot QQ'] 706b lor op po1nlrnent VO U ogg res<.. ve FRIENDLY HOME T o ~ Par lies now n our 23rd year ~~ e"pon d1ng ond ha s opell ngs for Managers and DeoiEH5 Pa rt y Pion e" p~ ,,~ nce helpful Ou• guo ren leed I OV!> and gdt!o sell them selve~ No co\h mve~t rnent No ser<JJCC charge to customers N o co llec t.ng dell'o'er•ng Cor phone neceHorv Colt co llect Co1ol Doy 5 18 49q 8395 NET Trade ~ 6 5()--Good Morn ing West Vlrgln,la 13. 6 5s'Chuck Wh ite Reperf s 10 News 13 7 op- Today 3,4,15. Good M orning America 6 13. CBS .News B Bullwlnkle 10, 7 3()--Schoolles 10 , 7 4sSesa me St 33 8 00-capt Kangaroo B. IO 9 QO-Merv Griffin 3 Phil .Donahue 4,13 15. Emergency One 6. Fa mi ly Affair '8 Match Game 10 9 JO-'Andy Griffith B. Family Affair 10, 10 ooSantord & Son 34.15, Edge of N ight 6 Pass the Buck B Joker s Wild 10, To Tel l The Truth 13 10 ~()-Hol l ywood Squares 3 4 15 High Hopes 6 Pr ice Is Right 8 10 520.000 Pyramid 13 11 DO-Wheel ol Fortune 3 4 15 Happy Days 6.1 3, Elec ,Co 20 11·3o-Knockput 3 15 , Fam il y Feud 6 13. Partridge Fa mil y 4, Love of Life 8,1 0. Sesa me St 20,33, II 5s-C BS News B L oving Free 10 12 oo- Newscenter 3. News 4,6, 10. To Say The Least 15 Gombll B M idday Magaz ine 13 12:>3()--Ryan 's Hope 6, 13, Bob Baun 4 Gong SHow 15 ' Search for Tomorrow 8,10, Elec Co 33 1 lj()- For Ri cher For Poorer 3. All My Children 6,13 . News B. Young & the Restless 10, Not for Women : only 15 1 »-Days ot Our Lives 3,4,15 As The World Turns : 8,10 2 ()0--{)ne Life to Live 6, 13. 2 3()--Doctors •3,4,15, Guiding L1ght B 10 3 00-Another World 3,4, 15, General Hospital 6,13 'Adams Chronicles 33 . Lilias Yoga & You 20 3 :io-AII In The Family B.IO Prime Time 20, A ooM ister Cartoon 3, Superman 4, For Richer, For ' Poorer 15 , Merv Gri ff in 6, Adams Fam ily B. Sesame St 20,33 , Gomer Pyle ,USM C 10. D l n ~h 13 4 30- Little Rascals 3, 15 , Gil ligan s Is ; , Gilligan s Is ' 8, Brady Bun ch 10 5 co-Bonanza 3 Slar Trek 4, Gunsmoke B. Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20.33 Hogan' s Heroes 10, : Emergency One 13, Pelll coat Junction 15 5 ]()-News 6. Elec Co 20.33. Mary Tyler Moore 10, Hogan' s Heroes 15 6 ~News 3,4.8.10. 13. 15 , ABC News 6. Zoom 20 6 30-NBC News 3,4.15, ABC News 13; ABC News 13, : carol Burnett & Frlends6. CBS News B,10. Over · Easy 20 7 00-Cross Wits 3 4, Newlywed Game 6, 13, News 10, : Gil ligan ' s is 15. Dan iel Foster MD 20, Kn ow Your • Schools 33 7 ]()--That Nashville Music 3, In Search Of 4, Muppet • Show 6. Match Game PM 8. MacNe il Lehehrer ' Repert 20,33 . Wild Kingdom 10. Candid Camera 13, Nashville On The Road 15 a 00-Little House On The Prair ie 3,4, 15 Sugar Time I , 6. 13, Good T imes 8,10 Consumer Survival Kit • 20.33 • 8 ~Besebal l6 , 13 . Baby I m Back B,lO, Turnabout • 20 33 9 ~Holocausl 3,4, 15. Mash 8, 10. Art America 20 , : Meellng Of Minds 33 • 9 fD-One Dav At A Time 8,10. Art America 20, 10 ooLou Grant B.10, News 20, Originals 33 10 3()--""'rm Digest 20; Anyone For Tennyson? 33 , 11 DO-Dick Cavett 20. Over Easy 33 I I as-News 3,4,15. 11 3()--Pollce Story 6. 13. Movie " Duel in The Sun" 8; ABC News 33. Movie " Lifo at t he Top" 10 - ---11 3s-Jhnny Car son 3,A,15, 12 oo-Janakl 33. 12 ~()--. News 13; l 05-Tomorrow l . ~ Movie Cillnnol ~ s &9 p M - Pink Panther Slrlkes Ago in (PG) 7& 11PM - SIIpper&theRose (Gl Ublt Chillnnel 5 6 90 p M - Paul Gaudino Family Fitness 7 00 1P M - Black Knight Revue 10 00 - 700 Club SOc Per Car tN ONE YfAR l GRAND OPENING 2- DAYS May 6 & 7th or-rllt!WH lht 9'"0 Wint nJ1tOI>jl UrOfi., IIJf oerworlt 11111 1111 IMM[ O IA T~LY -- n yo u • MA~AQ(M E N I ... l!'>otl w!'>o co n• "" ~ ~ o r l"'ce< •lr .,d tit t t.lll (looll ~l'l .. iCII rlti•IJrltl¥ diHlhl/ll llhrCl ~o 'T>t ttr< .. ht1 look ng "" " " rudu tl'l ptr\ ()11 ""' ••• I'~ Of UMtl EO SIUFFERS AND MAilERS urgenlly needed ' S15 00 pe r hundred gu bron teed Send se l l oddr es~ed envelope plus 25 1 TK ENTERPRI SE B o~t. 2 1679 Den<Jer CO 80121 1 NOW I A KI NG opp l1t o hons ~eve ro l por i tune pOSI IIO II!. male and tomole Apply at Jo nes Bovs St o re 700 W Mo St Pomeroy SOMEONE to cut grO'>S n Phone 992 5!98 liMBER du cts Pomeroy lop pr1ce <,ow11 rnber Coli Kent Hanby l 446 COI NS For est P1 o l or ~ t ondHlg 991 59b5 "' II• It 11~1 , ~~ _1.1 ( n )11 Mason, W. Va. Is currtnfiY accepting oppllcofions for th e following position : ACSW·MSW, Ph.D , M A PsychoiOIII St Experience In rosldtntlol dllld focollly dettred Ma1or dutlos 1nvolvt dtvtlopmtnt, lmplementohon ond CO· ordination of new child rtSidentJol foclllty ond ch1ld ond fomtly therapy In a Iorge rurol Appolochl.on sttfl"'l Solorv competitive ond commensurote woth oxporltnce. Llbtrol lrlngo beneflls. Send resume, covtdtHec ond flv u tftronco.s to -Hurl~ Kaufman. Ph.D, Director of Child Servfces, Galllo·Jickson· Mflgs Community Mtntol Htolth Ctnter, Galhpohs, Otllo l ~~• 5500. <m The Mtntol Hoallh Center Is a prlvote, non profit corporation ond in equol opportunity employer. Addlllonol lnformotlon Is ovolloble through The Ohio Blrreau of Employment Strvlcos \ liON Fre e co nopv t ne and bottle (Over w1 th each new told d own Stormoster $2800 now $2250 18 It b tr o1 l er SS095 now $3829 22 fl lllllll motor $ 16 400 now $ 13 9qq We sell ~er" ce and quo),ty Open Sun day Ca m p Conlev St or cr olt Soles Rt 61 N of Pt Pleo !oonl :Jl:l8 '/%7 11' ft)}Nl fii)'il W THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~(!l~ 1l by Henn ArnoldandBoblee Unsc ramble these fOUl Jumbles on e letter 10 ea ch square to torm tour ord1nary word s TUFON t I GAMEN I KJ I [j IM uLASY I I I I 0 . r J J I 'T'1E.RE'5 NO'TH IN 6 TO ~AY FOR 5UC: H ACT IN6 ! Now arrange the c1rcled lener s 10 torrn the surp11se answer as sug gested by the abo"e cartoon rrrrrxxrxJ (Answers Monday) II Yes!erday s Jumcles MAX IM INLAID UNHOL V• LUNGE Answer Wh81 vou mtght be aft er an all out ntght on - - - 1he t?Wn- ALLIN Tf1e latest JUMBLES are here In JUMBLE BOO K .,t O and JU MBLE BOOK 111 Ava il able lor S1 35 EACH ooat pald lrorn Jumble, c/o lhls newspaper p Bo• 34( NorNood N J 076'8 Make checks pav able to Nev. apaperbooks o Fo r Sunday Aprt l 16 BerniGe Bede Osol ~(lop C.OOO FURNITURE USW oJn USED rnetol Ph not and opplronce\ ic~Jt n l 1n II N Od\ o l f l rJ r ~ tJu l h o.; rn n(] )l'dl f- C!Il q u n ( w n 11tl11'l lf 1 1 ~ ur11 1 yo u ll d• t' 1 ar RlGRIGERATOR OR qn 5965 ~n o ,, em uurt d I Lr tr r' A ·,~ro Gld OI1 Md tl 50 c cntr; tor r a ch dNI ~1 lr ng 5(' 11 dtJCi tf'SSt <l starnpPd f' I1 Vt: ln pc 10 A s l r o Graph P 0 BD l <~ 89 A dd iO C11 ~ Sta110n NY 100 19 8f' s ur e to sp e c ty For So le r'l w btt tl1 s1 gn (Open w 1thm 3 week s) Own your own tully stoc~ed Jean or lodHH Foshron Shop Everylhmg pr ov•ded Your cos! $ 17900 Co il Mr Weeks toll tree 1 80087 4( 1767 TAURUS 1Aprtl20 May 201 Mak• QU!C.k,y I yo u allow a C .liCif· S~ rcr nark to hurt some Jrnt: nd ~ It II be dlltt c ult 10 IF YOU hove o St!fv l< e to o il er GEMINI (May 11 June 101 You wont to buv or sell somelh1119 oc look,ng l or wo rk or who l e\l er you II ge t results las ter w11h o Sent mel Wont Ad Call 997 2156 M an 8 lues 17 8 18 Rose Volley Syra cuse 9 00 ? La!~ ol mens women s and ch,fdrefl s clotrul\g PATIO SAlE FOUR FAMI LY Vo rd Sole Mondov l uesday Wednesday 10 to 6 Drs he~ noveltv s m1 H Mens women ~ and chddr en ~ clo th ei Cancelled ,f rorns Turn toward fiver at \/ FW Mason YARD SALE Starling )undov fur mture lamp~ ~ niC k 5o knoclo. s and 1ewel ry Tro1 len 13 & 14( Col.Jntry Mob de Home Pork Rt 33 Dorwm nc~ve a tN1 oe ncy 10 make snap deCtStOilS Oul IOOa y 111Cy cou ld wo rk 10 yo ur oe tn ment all llllng s o ut c are1ull~ no sud den moves Thr n k Ma ke CANCER (Ju ne 11 July 221 Bel 1er avo td th e Heatrng A11 Cor1 d1 t1 onmg 300 Fourth A ,e Ph 446 I b37 DEWI Tl S PlUM BING AN D HEATING Rou!e 1b(Jo t Evergreen. Phone 446 1735 DRAIN & SEWER ClEANING SER VICE Open 24 Hr 7 dov s o wee k Starcher & San Ph 756 1391 NOTICE TO CON TRACTORS STATE OF OH IO DEPARTMENT OF TR ANSPOR: TA T ION Columbu s, Oh1o Aprtl7 , 1978 Con trac t Sales Legal Copy No 78 288 U NIT PRICE CO NTRACT Sealed proposals w1ll be rece 1ved al the otf 1ce of the D 1reclo r of lhe Oh 10 Departmen! of Trans po r ta han Columbus Oh o unt1l 10 00 AM Oh10 Stan dard T1me Tuesday May 2 1978 t or 1m pr ovemenls m Gall a Me1gs and V1nton County Oh iO on var 1ous secf,ons GAL Stale Route l25 1n t he V11tage of V1n1on m Gall •a County VI N State Route 1:2~ m the V11!a ge of Wilkes vill e 1n Vmton Counly MEG U S Route 33 rn the V1H age of Pomeroy 1n Me,gs County bv resurl.•te1ng w1lh as ph a 11 concrete Pa vement W1dlh - Var,ous Protect and Work Length 63 096 teet or 1\ 95 miles The date set tor com plet 1on ot lh1S work sh~ll be as set forth '" the 01dd 1ng proposal ' Ea ch ' 01dder shalt oe r eq u1 r ed to Id e w 1lh h 1S b1d a ce r t 1 ed check or cash1er s check. for an amo unt equcJI I a ftve per cent of tm b1d bu I 1n no eve nt more tnan flffy thous and dollars or a bond tor ten per cent of h• s btd, p ,..yable to the 01recto r B dd ers must apply , on the proper f orms for qua l tf,cat1ons a! lecJst te n days p r or to the d ale sel ta r open1n9 bJdS tn accord,..nce Wi th Chapter 5525 Oh10 Rev•sed Code Pla ns and speclf,cat,ons are on f il e 1n' the De partment ot Transportat,on and th e otf1ce of the 0 1str cl Deputy e.. penstve sto res Joday You a t e to o easrly at o act ed to that wht cn gltlters dnd co ul d w m o up buy1ng a to tdll~ us ele'ss uem DAVID L WE IR DIRECTOR Rev 8 17 73 Apr il 16 23 NEW 1 IEIU OFFU£0 IEFORE' o '-! ar<~natn~ 1 tr'""''tliltte O pe nm~ o G• o<md 11oor - ~ o comott1110n L O•rHI O•~ l flbu t o ~ n c t • f l l.lSr ~f' n fow B1tron Oottar tndus tr'r' n Protl '-t a 1 ~ uo 100 , O ~ O Stlng ' o we St cure A ccoun t ~ D You S1mply Cotlt r l P1 ol ~~ ~ntl (J NOI ope IPtlCE l(leet~ S.ll ~ ,t n(lurg for ) n ur , l tH ',el l t1v GfNE PlAN TS & SONS PLUMBING .J We lrd'~ 'f ou tn y,._. ro• n l' NOCrt (!< t ~ • "i k ~ NO Pa~ 101t~ L No Ovt rhtda Olt •ce or Wa•thOIJst c.• V ruil 1, O~ortss on Proo l n Man o Wo•r .w I tl or Pi! !I I rne You !I tJt tl l '>d iJ [JIJ tnlt--f l II lflii iQ'> u11 1 Of' C: I l.,. I<Jll !111 QU'1tl F111e1 ou l rno e atJ r ut (o n.,. ot STANDARD Heatmg 2151hlldA.. e 44(6 3782 Plumb,ng Re~1nc 1. ~ t9 U I <!I l ~ ly apo iOQ I/ (' '' ~ o u ICI too muc: t1 11me go ~~ ~ 819 Maple Corryou t 111 Ch eshrre l • cen~es ~qu1pmer11 !ltock Fo r ml ormoiiOil Col i 367 7117 or InqUire ot ~ rryoul THE AMERICAN DREAM Qlmm edr<lte Income l u1n Key 0 100' . Rti) UI CtiH! D l~tk Wilh Oul 01Si r l!u tors C W h~ ~(I I Bt 't'ou1 Ow n & s~ 1 0 !::11 t:J(J l n~ 4 UU~ f 1 H OU1 1 -·-~~~~ -5"" ,..... tual_., ~ HU~N ••• For ~ rce 610 thult S,unol r ol Prooucl ~ aiiPO To YouC dtt I 800 835 Z246 •nr 01 tn WOU io.O YOU ••• l ii(E 1'0 NEl $75.000 OIIIIH IN ct-t: 'll:AJt STEm IMCOR~OIIATEO IE SELF EMPLOvtO ANO NOT HA.\'E TO INVEST A. LOT OF fi\ONEY s.. OUf ld vncttr Htep Wtntld . ITEIIliUilllll flllfiEIO liT lll.IIIAI llDII LEO (July 23 Aug 22) Proceed w1th c autr on wh en ta c klmg problems to da y Yo ur ftrsl so tu 11on NOn I necessa t rly be yo ur be s t 1dea You co uld even make the st l lJ alton worse VIRGO (Aug 13 Sepl 12 1 Be care fu l no1 to u~e lac llcs l oQ,ay that othe r s c a n crt llc, ze lht} re are always th ose wh o welcome the o pportuntty to p o tnl out an o th e r s flaw s YARD SAlE 127 Kmeon A ve f, , So t Man Tue' 9 lo > LIBRA (Sepl 23·0ct 23) Vou II be tem pt e d to ba ck down at th e M, $cello nous I rst Stg n ol res1Sian ce today FIVE FAMI LY YARD SALE 1819 Be persr sten t Yo u II acco m Chestnut St M on thru So t 9 to phs h you r atm s 6 Men,......wamen~ood cbJ ld[er.t.s-SG-OA P10 (Oct GI.... Away- N E W S P~P[R [ NTER P ~I t~ r A. ~S N rl I hi >L'!' d ':i yuu plc:r n l r (1 ARIES ! M arc h l 1 Aprtll9 ) Av(J itJ n I l flQ rT IC)rH f lll8 1H r'1 Nllh Of I \'ani Sale . Con fu s1on boggles your mtnd so do n 1 ta ckle a task 'h lth oul a hetpma le A good co wor kP.r wtll sa"e you both ltme and mon ey <.OCI .JI fJrl <,l <; FREEZER UPRIGH1 clo th1ng mtsc 20·March l D) 11 '•' ' so n'> yuu Cor Fourth 8 P ne Phone 446 3888 or 44 6 447 77 19) ll1111qc, !n,t J yn u hn1P 1nvr 'i l "'r1 today d fld CARTER 5 PLUMBING AND HEATI NG CAPR ICORN (Dec 22·Jan 19) PISCES (Feb Ap rtl 16 19 78 I tnl 742 2030 a ft e r 6 prn DO N T MISS IT IN A PRil' All new trade rs campers 5th Wheel von conver SIOn o l COD NER S CAMPERS on Ro nbow R1dge long Bottom Oh•o Coli Bob 61 4 8 43 7671 The D1recror reser ves the r1ght to re 1ect any and all brdS AQUARIUS (Ja n 20·Feb qm to STARCRAFT FO ~D down { omper rea so ns may be val1d ASTRO·GRAPH llH CAMP ERTOPPER for 8 loot bed w1 l h door m rear w.red lor electm1ly SI SO 99'1 7100 D1re cto r t ' 1 lru c ~ camper and 10 ' 1 It !ruck ca mper Con1 oct Ernest W ard J1 Lon~~"'l l e Dexter Rood Phone 747 3019 teet • on e !Od dy lHE GAU.IA-JACKSON-MEIGS COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER PROMO USED tra c tor wilh J pt h tch 742 307A 74S 53 48 WAITRE SS WANTED "Appfv '" pe• son Crows Steak House Pomeroy Oh10 SPRING You m ay attempt an unlam• .,ar 1a sk todav 11 you re w1 se enough lo stop iln d ask advtc e o l an e)lnert you w ont get bo gged down Xll9 Par ty Pion Superv1sors and demo nstra tors 1n your 01 eo Hrg hesl c omrn,~s,on no delrve 11n g or co llect1ng Demonstrate top qual1 ty toy~ and gd t~ Call collect to Ann 8o111er 31q 556 8881 or wlllf.l MERR I MAC 601 Jockwn Du buque Iowa 57001 Mason Fire Station, SfARCRAF T sa Snow Blade l o r In! Cub Cadet MERRI MAC HAS OPENINGS FOR at the 15 FT BANNER comp1ng tro1ler slee ps b Used very l1 1tle l1l<e new con d Coli 446 3870 Coli Pnnt answer here liMBER II 2/ilir_)• tro"el Fl Don t be too ha sty ab o ut d1 ~ c ar d1ng somethtng tha i ha sn t pr o du ced an 1nstant proht The rewards are th e re tl you II o nly d1g a !title deeper JUNK auto ond 3B8 B776 Call 28 lrader f ully equ rp ped o1r co nd own1 ng TV o n t ennd omn'( Olher o pt1 on~ l 1k e now SS 900 See Glenn Sm1 th 2 n11les north of !he Sdver Memonol Bndge on Sl R t 7 AKC Reg Coc k er Span,cl Pup p es 446 4636 WAlKER COON HOUND PROWLER 1977 Grtl'Q I Don e mole !own 3 ~rs old p a per ~ SlOO Ph 446 7513 CURREN CY CHEl l Ph 446 0322 llt101 ~ 1511 K ""'~ 1 ' glassware, and many PET or token s ,.. old pocket watches and cho,n<.. <,dver and go ld We need I %4 and o lder ~~l"er co,ns Buy ~e ll o r I rode Coil Roger Wormley 742 '13J I AND OPPORTU~tT'V \tRM!t l l l l All new tools, WOODS AK C WHilE Germa n She pherd puppte~ Ca ll 675 585 1 8570 POMEROY FORREST PRODUC I 5 AT 1:00 Clean tTRIMPE± \'li anted to Buy GOOD l<r r N\110\J\1 fH Jf iC\I Ifl\ I· Fl LEDGERWOOD CAMPER self conl o1 ned go~ or elec tnc sleeps 6 Coli Oak Hrll 682 7q74 alter 4pm and on Sa turd ay GROOM ING FACili i iE S Pro fess1onol Ser v•ces altered all breeds all s tv les Ph 44 6 0231 lor l op pr, <es !or lop Ouol 11y EVERY SUNDAY 367 07Ql CENlENARY POSIIION OPEN Ph 446 \i'O<J• b•(~ vrouM 11 yQu -¥ M SUNDAY AUCTION Al l Bre ed'> n 1973 Sonrtary l o c•l lt Jes Chesh1re Ph locgl bus ne5~ requue s oddJI,onol pers on for off iCe work Corn mun,cot,ve sk ,lls no t nece~sorv but helpful Mu st be able to (O n'\lllUili COte Wl l h the publ C So me l ra ... el for tro n111g lll<JOiv ed M111 wage to s ta rt Wr~t e to P 0 8o" Q85 Cofl,pol ~ Oh1o 45631 upho l ~ •e r ed fl\(1 t!li!JrP\1 U\ 1'10<1 !han t•P'IfrtnQI tu •l Do vou ho ie 1 2 or 3 even mgs to u~e? Cor helpful Fo r 1n fervu;:w oppomlrnent ca ll 446 1170 ott e r 4p m 01 44b I 527 9 to 4 f'OSlliON on 10 .ten 11w• SUCC£SS .. ,111M con1 d gropelrulls Eat sal ,s fv,ng rneols and lose we1ght Re<JtO Dru g ~ BABY SITT ER NEEDED Your home pre l erre d Ono ch l d Down town or eo Call 44 6 6545 SCASHS fOf 1unk cars Fr ye s I r uck and Auto Po rl 5 Wroc ke r Ser v1< e Ttre ~ole ond Rcpo r Ru tlo11d 7,. 2 2081 or Penn t od 742 9575 e~ Orlando . Memphrs (lr1 1r lh'llr Indoo r Outdoor Runs Groommg 6 ft 614 786 5700 RISING 51 AR KENNEl B o o rd~n g TR AVEL TRAilER R os~ Cleland Ches l er 965 3955 c,,.,. hydraulic Allanla· Washrngton G RAP EFRU IT Pill w1 th D•odaM plan more ca nven1en t than Coli 446 4979 alter Spm GOOD 1r11n 11 ont o l oLr I tid oil Ever( sot at 7pm Glassburn Rd of of Fo tr<J IOw Rd req WOOD Pol t.• s nw .. diame te r 10 on )o,ge't end per ton Bund l~d ~lob S6 per to n DelwP1ed to Oh1 0 Poll et Co Rt ') Pomer o y qrn 2689 lb..,. In " - •ll VACATIOI't FREE .. h,lt JOE COl liNS GUN SHOOf Re f CHIP £.on!..,. ..,..'9 '--! m l•t.ll ~~ too selling wo r ld lo rnou~ pro duc ts Fle x•ble hou1s H.gh em n ngs Coll .44(6 33SB ~ems mgs a .... eek home ')even 997 6370 Wt n-' 1 rtllblt' Pl'!oOfl to hetn"' .tt 1n 11Jfn1 !or Our lnll< AVON REPRESENlA TIV ES NEV ER l OOKED SO GOOD Vav w•ll mv NO ITEM TOO large o r too <,rnoll Will buy I p1ere o r comple te hou~ehold NPw u~ed or onh ques Mor fin~ Furndure 10 N 2nd St M ,ddlepor t Phone 8ecl)mt • p.trl o! th ' '"' qy , I'd Ullf\1' w lhot.il httln9 j t lujll~ n ¥OI•M.i 1n BRIARPA TCH Kenn els Boord mg Groom 1ng AKC Go rdon set t ers Engl sh Coc ke r Spon1el) Ph 4464191 997 7760 WORMS THE WOOD SHOP on Co urt St ~~ now open Wdl budd cob 1nets p•cn l table s dog h o use~ and sw•ng\ one! othe r ,tems Call 4(46 '1572 or"''" ' the shop ol 101 Couft St other ~ ABYS i ll ER m OlD FURNITURE 1Ce bo .. e ~ brm~ bed' 1ron bed~ e tc comple te hou~ehold~ Wnle M D M1l ler Rt 4 Pomer oy Oh10 or coli $75,000 45--Morn lno RP.nnrt GO CAMPING AMER IC A Coac hmen RV<> Ouol •tv burl! p 11ced nght Dozens. of mode ls w1 th o wrde range of lorrufy pleasmg ll oo rplons See them to day' App le Recreo T!Onol Veh iCle 5 Rt 35 I m1 we~t of Ja ckson Oh W1th ~e r v 1 c e~ NEED EXTRA CASH Professional Patnfer s a llatlable a1 ARE Two Bud Dogs Eng l1 sh Se ll er~ Phone446019B to odu ll ~ or ch ildren Ood y expense'.> an d DRAGONWYN D CATTERY KEN ~ o lary w1l l be pard Con toc • NEl AK C Chow Chow dogs Buck eve Comrnun•t~ Se• v 1ce~ CF A S1o mese and H1moloyon ~ o .. te• Core Program b80 East col i (Also " wh1 te Pe-rs, ons ) Mom St Jochon Oh 45040 Ord ers ore now bemg ac cepted Ph 186 5039 Buckeye Com fo • ~pr~ng ~~ !l ens and pupp• es munily Serv1ce~ ~ ~ on equal op H1mol.ayon K111 ens due Ap rd 10 portundv employe r Coll 446 38 44 3888Bll NO FISHI NG and no hun11ng D' m y property Mo ..:rne D1ddl e Sellers VALLEY DRIVE·IN ~onq l CONT ROL HUNGER and lose we1gh t w 11h New SH ape D1e1 Pion a nd Hydrex Wate r Pdl ~ AI Fru th Pho rrnocy GUN SHOOT Rutland Leg1on Fo rm e"'er v Sunday ol 1100 noon Sponsored by VFW EVERY SUNDAY 9 00 S· OO w1th develo pmentally d i!.Obled pc • !.o n~ Home core will Hl c lude trom mg and prOvl ston o f New ci0 5W!o beg mm ng Aprd 4 and S Greenware and sup pf1e'> Custom h r ng Coli CLE ARAN CE SALE beg1ns Man Feb 13 ol Sew N Sew Out l et Mo m Stree! RaCine All pol;es te r double kntls redu ced 40". a nd 50'!• Th read btg spoo l 5 l or $1 ~~· PEN SO N 10 do horne c01e work HIGlEY 5 BARBER SHOP OPEN 8 lo 5 CLOSED SU NOAY & MON DAY GIFl S BOOKS & POTTERY TREE HAVEN CERAMICS FOR DEAD STOCK CALL 245 5514 HIDDEN TREASURES pe rson l or rou le sa les man Fn nge beneh ts h o~ pllol 1 1 0t on pen s1on voce 110n Al ~o college student l or wmmer rotJ te work Vo lley Bell Pr odu cls Pt Pl eoson l THUR MAN HOUSE onl1que s Fur 111l u r e s!nppmg repolf and ref m1shed Countv Rd 8 o tt 35 Cen tervrlle Vil lage Closed Mondov & l uesdov h enmgs by oppo 111tmen t 245 q479 _ NOTICE Bill S Quali ty Bod,. Shop M•ddleporl w1ll be open Wednesday even1ng unt1l 9 prn lo r bu smess Clo!led all dov Saturday Re i able 9-. _Jack W Carsey Mgr Ail Phone 992 2161 IN MEMORY Mrs Kot1e Wd son who pass ed away on Apr1l '12 1971 and Mr Howard Wd <>on who pos<>ed away on Apr1 l 17 193 5 Sad ly rn 1s5ed bv ch 11d 1en Mr s Ado East er day M rs N ora Jordon Mrs Vm os Lee ' Oh Pomeroy Landmark WOfS PI on d eve lopment Wnt e Urw.. ersol Pe tro leum PO Box 74 Iron ton SPECIAL DEMONSTRATOR PRICES I Mr s Earl Wilf ong and fm ily ANV PERSON wh o has onyt h,ng to WAlKER COON HOU ND Call Super v 1~0 1 " ond g1 ve away and doc~ no t off e r or 388 9'167 D ernon ~l fOior s 111 you 1 or€-o ., onem pt to aft er o n,. other lh ng H 1ghe st co mm• S\10 11 no lor so le may p lace o n ad m th1 s HOOF HOLLOW Ho rses Buy ~ell del,..,cHng or co ll ec t, ng trade o r !rom New and u~ed co lumn There wdl be no O o m o n ~ tw t c top quo l•ty toys sad dles Ru th Ree<Jes Albo~y t ha rge to th e adver !J!.er and g dt!o Call co ll ect to A nn (614)698 3290 Ba • ter J 19 55688131 or w11 te ONE GRAY GOOSl FREE Call RISING STAR Kennel Boordmg 446 9476 alt er 5pm MER RIMA C 801 Ja c k ~o n Indoor and o utdoor run~ Duhuq1Je Iowa 57001 l: IG H I PUPPIES 4 mole 4 female G •oom111g al l breeds Clean b wk s o1d Coli 156 6656 or Al iERNATION lADY Apply Ill san !lory l oc• l lie~ Chesh re 156 1928 per5 on at Ber 10 d111e ~ 300 Se Phone (614 ) 307 02q2 co 1d Avenue Two M~J ie Bflllo nv Span el~ Phone 256 1443 of ter 3 PM TWO EXP ERIENCE D garbage truc k tv Comm iSSIOn Soles mol e or fema le full or port lime to lc ose f orrn land l o r go $ & 01 1 A factory truck & factory ~ M~RRI MAC hm o pt!11111g ~ l or Pa r 1nqu1nes only representattve wtll be at our store Tuesday , April 18, from 2 00 p m to S 00 p m and Giv.,..wa y d r1ve r s Call 440 65 40 Ser iOus WOULOYOU llfCE 10 ' N ews 6 . Sunr ise Semester 197 1 CAMARO GOOD ( ONO 3 Aulo~ale• 11.173 CHEVY CARROLL NORRIS OODGE 15,500 miles & sharp as new orange l lnlsh Auto Sal4!5 NEW CARS IN STOCK \25 1976 Monza 2+2:~u::. s3695 DAYTON, OHIO Auto !iale• engine, automa tte trans , & bra kes, power door locks & wtndows , 12,000 mtles Co Ci"' r never t1tled K enneth Swatn Auc1 Cor ner Thrrd & Ot1ve . NEW TRUCKS IN STOCK green, 250, 6 cyl power s t comlor tlit . AM FM radio deluxe equipme nt Less than AUCTION SERVICE FRANK ZCHEVROLET P B a 1r 1 1977 Chevelle Malillu7.$4995 SWAIN CALL: BILL McCOOL 513-224-2622 owner Onyl top 38 000 act u al mdes DON'T PASS UP THESE UKE NEW USED CARS Whtte over 78 13 ·c rockef t s Victory Gar d en 20 B oo-Holocaust 3 ; 15 How The West Was Won 6 t3 . Rhoda B. 10 Pr evl n & the Pitt sburgh 20 33 . B 3()-- SWAIN AUCTION BARN anvth1n9 for a n y body al our Auction Barn or rn y uor hom e For 1ntormahon and pr c kup sC r'o'lte u ti H6 1U'7 S.1 te E ve r v Satu r day Nt g ht i1f 7 p m N ewsma k e r 7 DO-World of DISney 3 4. 15 Young P•oneers 6.13. 60 Mmutes 8 10 S1x American Families 33 7 J()-- You 11 L1Me Our Quality Way ol Doo119 Buslnen' GMC Flnoncl"'l Ope ·• Evenongs Untll6 oo- Til5 o.m Sot Pomoroy 992 5342 .' GREAT USED CAR DEALS ,f, Chef 33 Karr & Van Zandt '7750 Were Shovvenng't'ouW1th 1 JJ 5 J()-- Bewltched 3, Adam 12 4, Elec Co 20 6 ooNews 3 News magazine 4 Championship Fish ing 8 Voyage to lhe Bottom of The Sea 10 Cliffwood Ave K ids t5 . Zoom 20 , Turnabout 33 6 3()--NBC News 3. 15, News 6. 30 M 1nutes 8, French See one of these courteous salesmen: Middleport, 0 9927 196 Women' s Tenni s 15. Cur ling 33 3 3()--W1deWorld of Sper ls 6.13 4 QO-Sperfswor ld 15, 5 oo-Golf 6 13 Fest i val of L1 ve ly Art s for Young People B 10 Old Fr iends New Friends 20. Nova DRIVE HOME AWINNER Manager , For A Good Deal on a New or Used Vehtcle Open Eventngsttl6 OOexcept Thursday and Saturday Closed Sunday l4 T on Ltsf Prtce S8919 00 IN U.S. LUXURY SALES $1995 T & T wheel f u ll power , atr 6 cy l auto trans, P S , vt ny t roof radto One loca l owner 2 Dr T Top LISt Pnce S8123 90 NO. 1 1973 CADillAC CPE. DEVILLE !tit w h ee l buck ets co nsol e, P S 1976 FORD GRANADA 2 DR............... 13495 W e a re The Fnend l y Dealer Don ' t forg et you owe 11 to yourself to check w1th us be for e you buy any car1 N ew or U sed We can save you mon ey So see or call one of Th ese Fr1en dly Salesmen J D Story , Ra y Dougla s or Bill Ne lson DODGE DIPLOMAT vmvl roof 6cyl std trans mag type wheels cover& mo re 1978 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 'lfJ $2495 F u ll power atr , stereo , f ul l 1977 FORD F-100 PICKUP................. 3995 '4600 II I 1973 CADIUAC SED. DEVIUE 1 1978 GMC RALLY WAGON SEE THE ALL NEW Very c lean auto trans $5600 Leather seating area. T& T wheel , stereo, fu ll power, a1r IN U.S. LUXURY CAR REPEAT OWNERSHIP Sharp 1974 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE 4 DR .... 3295 List Pnce S4926 68 '6850 P B 1 1978 PONTIAC SUNBIRD '6700 2 Dr De m o Turbo V 6 Lt st Prtce S7846 90 2 Dr A1r , P S 2 Dr Spor t 1978 1978 PONTIAC CATALINA NO. 1 1977 THUNDERBIRD........................15495 '6000 '6175 '5150 1975 CADIUAC CPE. DEVILlE Loaded Shar p Cust 2 Dr L1 st Pnce S6821 90 '5850 '8575 1975 FORD GRANADA GHIA 2 DR........ 13995 so '5965 '6295 $7500 mterior , full power air, AM FM stereo & tape, T& T wheel SUNDAY , APRIL 16. 1778 6 DO-Christopher Closeup 3. AG USA 4, For Yoou Black Woman 8, This Is The L1fe 10 6 3()--This Is The Life 3, Jerry Falwell 4, Talking Hands 8, Americ an Problems & Challenges 10 Agriculture Food For Though t 13 7 DO-Big Blue Marble 3, Gospel Singing Jubilee 6, Eddie Saunders6 . Thinking In Black 8 Treehouse Club 10, Newsmaker ' 78 13 7 3()--TV Chapel 3 Your Heallh 4, Show My People 6, Jerry Falwell 8. Urban League 10, Bible Answer s 13 B DO-Mormon Choir 3, Day of D1scovery 4 Grace Service 10 Dr E J Dan iels Presents Happiness Is 13, Some of God's Children 15. Sesame St 20 B 3()--Qral Robe r ts 3, Jimmy Swaggart 4, Celebration of Praise 6. Day of Discovery B. James Robison Presents 10, Willar d Wilcox 13, Open Bible 15 9 DO-Gospel S1nglng Jub1lee 3 Robert Schuller 4, Rex Humbard 6, Rev Leonard Repass B. Oral Roberts 10. Jim Frankli n 13, Ernest Angle 15 Mister Rogers 20 10 3()--Rex Humbard 3, , Yours For The Aklng 4. Hot Fudge 6. Way of The Cross 8 Garner Ted Arm strong 13 11 oo-Doctors on Call 4, Big Blue Marble 6, Ernest Angl ey 8 Re x Humbard 15 Rev Henry Mahan 13 Feel ing Free 20 11 J(}-Qutdoors With Julius Boros 3, Animals, Animals Animals 6 13 Focus on Co lumbus 4, Elec Co 20 12 oo-At Issue 3. News Con fe rence 4, Issues & An swers 6 Face The Nat1 on B. Rebop 20, Blue R1dge Quartel 13 This Is The Life 15 12 3()--Meet The Press 3,4, 15, Direction s 6, Chrlst~an Broadcast B The Issue 10 Evaneli st Calvtn Evans 13 Characteristics of Learning Di sabil ities 20 O!J-Movle CounterpOint 3 Truth or Cons 4 , Communla ue 6, NBA Play Ott B. lO, Washlnaton Week In Re vie w 33 Issues & Answers 13. PTL Club 15, Thraclan Go ld 20 3()--Li ttle Rasca ls 4 Amer ic a's Black Foru m 6. Town Top1cs 13 Hock mg Valley Bluegrass 20 , Wall Sl reel Weo!k 33 2 DO-L1t tle Rascals 4, Wolfman Jack 6, Adam 12 13, Soun dstage 20 Advo ca tes 33 2 3~Box lng 6, 13, Adam 12 4, 3 DO-Basebal l 3 4 NBA Play Off 8 10. Theater In America 20 Use Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds 24· Nov- 22 ) It may be d tllt cu lt to sahsly you t ambt l rons today beca u se at uns lable cond tltons Don t spm you t wneel s where the od ds are stacked agam st you SAGITTARIUS !Nov 23·Doc l1) You II hav e small paltence and I11He fondness lor th ose BLACK AN D whrte col lie 10 good nol tu lly tn accord w1th your hor'lle Coll992 5480 rde as toda y ~en though thetr THE GAI!IA-JACKSON-MEIGS COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER Is currently occepttng applications for the followl"'l pos1hon CLINICAL CHILD PSYCHOLOGIST Motor new community menttttl he1lth center 1n southeastern Olllo seeks Ph.D. psychologist Experience preferred , but will consider recent groduote Mill or duties Include child and family therapy, and co-ordtnot1on and . supervos1on of oil psycholotlcal evoluotlons with both choldren ond odulfs (outpatient and res1dentoall U1 a Iorge rurol ApJN>IIchlon stlfl"'l Salory compttltiYt ancL<ommtMJOro1e .wiiLel!l!tJ:!tnco. Llbeo:!Ur!'lft_ beneftfs Send resume, cover letter and five references to: Harriet Kaufmon, Ph. D , Dlrtdor of Chold ServlcJS, Galha Jackson Meigs Community Menlo I HUifh Center, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. ( 61~) 4~6 ·5500 . The Mento! Health Center Is 1 prlvote. non.proflt corporohon ond on equol opportunity employer Addltlonollnformotlon is ovalloblt through the Ohto BurHu of Employment Strvicos. • �.• I l-3- l'hc Sunday Tnnes-St lllllcl Sundav An11l If• 1978 TELEVISION VIEWING . Total Cadillac SMITH NELSON MOTORS DAN THOMPSON FORD 500 E. MAIN PH. 992-2174 USED CAR Value Makes It Number One •••••••••••••• 1976 CADIUAC CPE. DEVILlE NO. 1 $7500 Full pewer, a1r , stereo, T& T whee l, cr u ise -IN- U.S. - LUXURY CAR RESALE VALUE 1976 CADIUAC DEVILLE SED. We want to sell 30 new Buicks and Pontiacs this month so come on in and get a good buy on a new Buick or Pontiac. 1978 1978 1978 BUICK LESABRE BUICK LESAB( BUICK PARK AVENUE 4 Or Sed 2 Dr HT Demo 4 Or Sed Lr sf Pnce $6892 9S ltst Pnce S7299 9S s Ltst Pnce 10, 749 •&950 1978 BUICK LIMITED 1978 BUICK CENTURY 1978 BUICK CENTURY 4 Or De mo Cust 2 Dr Lost Pme sI 0,263 50 L1st Pnce S6647 54 1978 PONTIAC PHOENIX 1978 PONTIAC GRAND AM 4 Or Sed 2 Dr Ltsf Pnce SSS99 30 lts f Pnce S70 13 90 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 4 Dr Sed 2 Dr ltst Prtce S732 7 25 Lt s1 Pnc e S7899 55 '6250 1978 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1978 BUICK REGAL Ltst Prt ce S7148 S4 '6300 Sharp Clean & Loaded 1 1975 FORD PINTO RUNABOUT.. ...... .... 2395 t1 cyl 1 1975 CHEV. C-10 PICKUP............. :.... 2795 va auto tran s p The Next Best Thing To A 1978 CadillacThat's A Previously-Owned Cadillac For You s 1975 FORD F-100 SUPERCAB PICKUP.... 13095 6 c yl std trans 1974 FORD F·100 PICKUP. .......... .. ... .. 12495 6 cyl std trans Ve r y clean 1974 CHEV. MONTE CARLO .. ............. 12895 V 8 au to tra ns sky root more Stereo tape '7075 DAN THOMPSON FORD See Rocky Hupp, Darrell Dodnll or Pat Hill, General Pete Bums. Marvin Keebaugh or George Harm DRIVE A LlnLE $AVE A LOT 11 1, lorApril It• I ti l 1t 1 till 1974 BUICK APOUO 4 Dr V8 P S We se ll Over 300 new taiS in stock. • . Including a selection of the popular Z-28 Camaro. 25 4 3 lt tr e V 8, automa t1c, power stee r ing & bra kes, rad ial w w t ir es, ti n ted gla ss, spt wh covers , les s than 1974 l'i'77 FORD l TO P S P S P li a ut o t Q73 l ORD LID A1r (o nd11 oncd p s p b tope plov~r ? doo1 Large Selection of Late V1n vl roof S1 500 Cal l QQ? 7633 ol 1er 4 00 ~ Model, Low Mileage Used Cars Court & Th1rd AC q ood con dll on Mu ~t ~e ll Cal l <1 49 ')7 4 7 e ven111 g ~ NOVA 6 cyl PB Gall•polis . Oh1o Clifton Auto Sales l oc ated on W Va St de Pomeroy Ma\ On Br tdge (304 ) 773 5777 : ANTIQUE AUCTION SATURDAY, APRil 22, 1978 9:30 A.M. Located 1' 1 m1l e be tow Mtdd lepo rl , Ohto on R o ut e 7, turn west up Storys Run Road 1 mtle Wat ch for sale s1gns W tll sell itt itbsolu t e auc:tJon the foll ow1ng ' ANTIQUE OR COLLECTOR ITEMS " Chtna c: lose t ch tl d s roll top d esk ~ quare & round oak NEWGMC ! ruck Heodquor l er!> 1q74 1 ! GMCP,ckup 1974 1 1 I GMC P ( lo.u p 1973 1 1 Ch t•v f'1 r kup 197 4 • 1 GMC r u I 1973 , 1 Chrn PU 19 / 4 1 I Chev PU 1973 EICarnmo w 1th top 1974 1 I For d PU 197 4 three f ou1th ( he ... PU 197 1 CMC 9500 rro cl or \ Q74 I r Fotd P, c~up 1975 ' for1 Chev rolet P1 ckup 1Q75 ' I Chev1olet PU 1973 ' • I GMC PU Auto Salefi Qb8 DODGE POt ARA po rt<.. ~ 50 '¥/7 51BI Sell for 1973 CHE VY NOV A SS l.tcellen t (Q r\d• t,on on (' owner N1ce ci£ O flC01 Ph o,t \P ~1 4 )b7 7256 1976 Fa~d , I P 1 ( ~ u p 1973 I 700 f ord Durnp I ruc k 197 4 D SO r ord Sop er Cob PU 1973 ln tt>rr•ot,ono! 1800 Ser1e~ cob 8 c ho~ ~~~ tand em dr, ve IOMMERSGMC 1RU CKS INC 133 f11nt> St 18GOl0[N lAGll CJ5 Jeep 3500 A46 :?53? rn des C o119q'} 7113 IQ7.t1 PINT O WAG ON Good lO" d1 flo n l e\\ than 40 OCtO rndf'<o ~13 4 01 997 ?sn qn 1977 CHt V V PIC KUP F o~ T er Cool Co Goll,pol,s 0 Sloudmo1e P1ne St l dbl es ga1e teg table oak c ha tr !i oak be d & dresse r rce cream c h~ r s stools and leg!'! f or table mantel cl ock drop le al table tee box , oa ~ g un cabtnet a rt lamps deorPSSion ca rn rval and H 1ey d tShes s1one glass and hMr el c hurn buttPr mol d s wood washer waln ut cherr; s l and ta bles ch e st o f drawe r s w a sh st ands br ao; s 11re set s cow bells hangmq ot l lamp tron pats flat 1r ons. liH d kelt if!<> ca pper wa sh bo tler came l ba ck 380 Grant Sr. , Middleport tr unk s wheal crad le ra ilroad lan 1e rn s ch l d s oak ch a rr s wagon seat s ptct ure frames basket , ox yolks stone 1ar s all srzes large dtn ner bell tron sktlle ts T h e followong household goods w 111 be sold coffe e g r1 n de r apple peeler doll baby w tee1h double Bullet , t wo so fa s. d1 sh es . wood c ha1rs two barre l sho tg un , wash bowl & pttcher, brass bells, old beds, war drobes, n •ght stand . lam p bases. pac k;et wat c h sletg h bet ts, 1elly cu pboaro tron back & floo r lam p . round lamp tabl e, o ld r ound door sto ps bra ss sp •Hoon bras s apptebutt er kettle d 1n 1ng table , r ecor d cab1net. TV se t (fab le wal l telephone , wa lnu t cht ld 's c hest of drawers la rge wood dou gh bowl buggy shaves, 2 horse wood wheels model) , maple d esk . van1 t y w 1th ben ch, wagon ( good s.~ ape l sp 1n de t back chat rs ptano stool k1lchen la bl e. fou r cha1rs, r ef ngeralor. dog 1rons monkey stove c ro cks A von and J1m Bean w h1 le k1lchen ca bm e t. k lic h en uten sils, ol d 001fles Model T front end axle and wheels dresser, m1sc 1f e m s " MI SC" Rock rn g c htt 'r ~>lec t nc sewing mach1 ne por ch swi ng anvtl heav~ d uty motor , b tryr If'S st o r m wi dow s pony -Es~arJe.s !iu [dett ~ _ 1f>q ch---crrrrr.-binoerr.-- H----~ harness metal por Ch rr r11r Beulah Jones, Adm1no strator se ve ra l ls et s of Sli ver Y. r~ ~~ & push plows rubber l l rewheelbarrel s o "'lec tr lc grinders Term s Cash cement mtxer lace 1abl eclo th and many 1tems too numerou s to mention Lots of hand tool s Not respon sibl e for acc1dents . AUCTION SATURDAY, APRil 22 OWN ER- MR & MR S PAU'L SEARLS Postttve I 0 Cash Lunch J Carnahan D Smtih L Do nahu e 949 2708 949 2033 742 J048 12:01 P.M. BRADFORD AUCTION CO. C C. Bradford , auct1oneer !lpd 1972 OLDS 98 A11 PB P5 Power W1ndow~ 6 way po wer sea l s new tlfes body m e~ecellen t cond ho n Ph one 446 7907 alter MONH ( AHl O landau A C P B P S co:tell cnt con d1 l ro n Call !!43 7015 1973 o~r Co ll446 4'105 - GRAN TOR INO FORD pa uenger !llat 1on w a gon PB 9 PS AC 11795 Call 38B QB97 day s 44(6 0'946 alter 5pm ond FRE IGHlllNER 1972 fleJghth ner w1th 7~ co b 1974 lr a• lmob•le ... o n 1977 Oorsev fla tbed w1 th s•d es 1q71 Hobbs von 1q68 Oh1o body von Co li 44b 9272 1977 DODGE '• 1 4 whl dr PS PB rddr o .rl spd $5800 Call 756 6507 197 1 BUICK BlEClRA 225 power AM FM r od 10 all 51050 Call 75b 6507 976 CHEV ROLET ' • ! on p 1rkup Ex cellen t cond 11on 5:1500 Reed~v~l l e 61 4 378 6311 IQ66 VO LKSWAGEN 1970 Ford Mo.,er ck Call 4416 15'1'1 or 1974 AM( 1974 DODGE CHAllENGER PS JAVEliN Coll24(5 5'111 good c.ond 1970 COBRA 35 ft 5th wheel W1ll 5e ll 5eporote w1th p1ckup fo• pnce Come and ~ee Ca ll 6751513 44b 1703 PB one owner 1971 Grand Pm: o•r PS P8 1q'}J T Bucket Coll367 021 :l -~- 1978 F ISO " wheel dr1"Ve 6 900 m1les Ph one 44(6 7567 I 967 Old~ 9B '1 dr htp one owner $750 Ph 446 338" 197'1 FORD PICI<UP Mak e off er Colt 44(6 4351 al t er Spm 11 x 70 Mobile Home 3 bedr oom 2 lull bot h~ fu lly ca rpe ted on Jl . ones o llond 74 2271 4 196" 12 X 60 TRAILER eX 16 ex pondo 3 bedrooms port ally furnrshed $2800 992 3l8B 1973 CH EVROlET NOVA m•leoge Top condt t iOn 17:99 low FABRIC SALE Alll'll,Qterro l tn shop Co li on sole one week only Man day Aprtl 17 lhr u Solurdoy 1977 CHEVY TRU CK SWB PS PB Apnl12 Flnt quohly kn it5 start ~ td d·ult w hile spoke wheels at $1 9B Carohno Fobr1u roll bor lots o l e.: tros l1ke new locat ed on Roule 7 1/ 1 m1le $4 000 FIRM Col i con d north of Cheste r Ohio Houn 675 77<8 9 00 om to 7 00 Mondoy thru Fndoy Closed Saturday s eM IQ71 ~ HE V EL LE good cond Doys cep t for so le wee.. !I Henry ond 675 )950 E...emngs. -446 74( 76 Mary Hunter o wner s 1973 FORD BRONCO .4 wh l dr B&SMOBILE HOME S ranger pkg auto P5 lock out Pl PlEASANT W VA hub~ Coli Hb 3732 l'i'75 U~e 70 PEERLES 3 bdr centra l 1977 PONTIAC VE NTURA <Je ry O lf llpoul good cond 1 owner bu11H 1971 12xb0 VINOALE 2 bdr 1'1, orange blo ck vlnvl lop 307 baih Chevv small block w1th 'l Ba r 1970 17x60 RAMSRANT 7 bdr rell co rb f loor mounted !ihill 1970 17<60 REAGENT 3 bdr rod10 deluxe 'o'tn vl 1ntenor 1971 l7<52TORNADO 2 bdr ""6 good t11es exc mech shape 21M PG on lo,t tnp $ 1375 low Coli 4(-46 milea ge 6pm 1~ after ---·----- 1973 FORD GAtA XIE 500 7 dr HT PS PB o1r lo w , mrleoge good cond Co il H6 2885 otter Spm o r ""6 6b 10 auto 1975 PONliAC l ~ MAN S 3q 000 mdes S3000 675 5782 after 4(pm loaded Call 197 1 GMC 'I T·-=p:",,::K:'-U::P- = 307-:-V· B 3 spd s td 98 <XXI m1 les Hot TEC Conversion h1gh back seat•. hide a bed, deluxe decor package , air condit ion , AM FM stereo rad io, tape & 4 speakers . auXIliary battery , 350 V 8 eng tne, w t ires , beautiful 2 tone green . retail lost approx 110,500 Used 500 1910 1976 G20 Chevy Van •• $7495 automattc t rans , power steering & brake s, w TWO as Reduced co ca r 1975 Ford Torino.:.~:}2495 Dark green f inish blk vlny l tr im, 351 V 8, au fOI II d ftC , P S P B , wh covers, rad io, local 1 owner 1975 Chevy Chevelle .. ~3895 Classic Est• t• Wagon , B cyl , auto , air , loca l I owner I 1974 Caprice Custom •• s2795 Cpe , local owner. low m ileage, V 8 eng ine, air, P S , P B , r ad ial w w t lres Rad1o & tape da rk red with blk vtny l top Sharp car 1974 Camero HT Cpe.!3295 Auto , good tir es, low mileage. VB. P steering dark maroon , vi nyl roof 1975 Ford F250 .••••• $4495 Supercab local owner, V 8 engine , automa11c trans , P S • P B , Ranger Pkg , air- cond itioning . R step bumper, r•dlo 1978 Ford 1/2 Ton •••• $5295 8' bed, V-B•ng lne, •utomatlc trans , P steering radio, w -w tires, wheel covers, specia l 2 1one pai nt Less than 2,200 miles POMEROY MOTOR CO. Chevrolet BDR mobil e hamel at Quoll Cre ek Co l l2.45 5021 AUl l MOBILE HOMES SERVICE Sktrtlng onchormg a nd polros ca ll4463600 1969 17 ' IIJ mobile home Coil 38B Bl93 aller 5Pm 72 TWO HOMES Hillcr eMO st Bl12t E..: 52 7 0 Cham p1on 12 Jo: "Your Chevy Dealer" ~ 992-2126 Open Pomeroy Evenings-tiii:OO p.m . ~-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;l 60 Both S8000 Call 3B8 BBJB alltr 5pm camper top S900 Col i2A5 5A74 alter 6p" _ __ 1968 BU ICI( - -SJ50- b8 16 (XX) ach.rol mt les Bonn~tvr ll e~$1 00-70 Mustang $400 Coll 388 8596 1951 FORD B N TRACTOR ond b ft scraper blade Als o " ft s1ck le bar for Bo len tractor Coli 44(b 0 1~0 of~ , 6pm 1976 CHEVY ,,-71~ PI::C:7K:-:UP::-3;::5::0 V 8 PS PB B ply ft re~o httch c•c (Ond $3800 Cal l 4(4(6 0659 I lnterloreclertor Wol ipopermg ponel lng Cal l 4<.:6..:4~ 35:.:5_:___ __ WO ULD l iKE TO HOU SE Cl EANING DO Call ;_;,__ «6 :10b2 BABY SITTIN G tn my ho me Centen a ry oreo Coli -U 6 77-49 - --- MOBilE HOMES lOTS NEW HONDA mini bike Z·50 Or GREEN TERRACE MOBILE COM trade on old true~ ~2 2!51• MUNITY lcx:oted on Rt 1<41 clty water clly REGISTERED QUA!TER hortto ond Appoloo•o• f or ~o~lt ~or tradt , schools 5 min from Gollipolis Appoloota I Quarter Hor~t ~d Holzer_!:!.o&plto( ---::-:Stalli on S.r.,•ce Cole Stab les 197B '1 bdr mob1le home on Sob M cCorm •ck Rd Coli U6 3617 -~ Tuppers 614 W.7 :J.<OS Nova 20 0n Our Own 8 10 9 00--M ovle ' Otamo nds Are Forever 6 13 Our Mutual Friend 20,33 . 9 J()--AIIce 8.10 10 00- Dal las 81 0. Aust in Cl l y_l.JmltS 70, Fir ing L ine JJ II O!J-News 3 48.10,1 3, 15 Fawlly Towers 33 . II ts.C BS News B.IO, PMA Pu lse 15 I I ' 30- M ovle Anthony Adverse " 3 M ovie ' M adigan ' A Movie " The Wr ath o f God" 15 News 6,13 Face the Nahon 10 Janak I 33 700 Club B 11 ; s-ABC News 6 12 DO-FB I 6. Movie " Cotler " 10 . pn_: Cl ub 1J 1 oo-Seco nd C1ty TV 6, ABC News · 13 I 3()--Marcus Wel by M 0 4 MoYie Channel ~ 5 &7PM -C heckered Fiag orCrash iPGI 9 & II PM - Nelwork I R I . Plo l n1 Ohlu }_ llelp ~anted We w tsh to el(press o ur smC"ere opprec•olion to our ne • g h bo r ~ lnend s and re(oll ves who hove OBIS led us dunng the l os~ of our husband and la ther An thony f Murray We ore d eeply grat eful to Pos to 1 Josep h God w n lo r h •s com lo r ling word ~ SWEEPER and sew1ng moch1ne repmr pmh aud sup pl1e ~ P ck up and delivery Oa v1-; Vacu u m Clean er 1 1 1n1le up George:~~ Cree k Rd Ph 446 0294 PASQUALE El ec tr 1tol 446 27 16day o rn •gh t Se r v 1ce and the W II s Fune • o l Home s p rofe ssional serv tr es We thank the Amencon leg• on Post 27 lo r thetr mdtlory ser v•ces and the pallbearers Paul Soun d er s Rober t At ha PROTECT YOUR FARM! STANDBY EMERGENCY POWER SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION ON WINCO GENERATORS Pe te Henson Potnck McB r.de Mtlo. e McBnde Harry Phdlt ps and Webs le r DeW11f We wr sh to thank e\leryone who p repare d load sent flowers or cords of sympat hy a nd os~rs t ed us w th thfm prayers and thoughtful ef f o rts Mrs A nth ony Fa mily M •,tray The lorn•l v of Ea rl W1Uo ng w1s h t o ex pr ess our s.n cere tha nks to the many ln e nd!o and ne1ghbors who we re so k md and he lpfu l durr ng !he recent dea th of our husband and l ather We w1sh to thank the Holze r Medrco l Center stall and espoc, olly Or Harder for h1 s y'cor!. of core Th e MCCov Moore Fu neral Home fo r thelf help 1n ou r t1me of need Re" llo yd Prye and Rev Clyde Fer rell f or t h e~r co nso l1 ng wo r ds Th e s1ngers and p10r11 st We also wts h to thank ever yo ne fm the beou llfuf flo wer!. co • ds f ood ond all therr help 1n V O IIOU~ Nuti.,.., ~~ Rt . 33 North of Athens. Oh1o MONDAY , APRIL 17, 1978 5 4~Farm Reper t 13 5 5()--PTL Club 13 , 5 5s'Sunr lse Se mester 10 6 oo-PT L Club 15 6 75-Pubi iC Affairs 10 , 6 3()--Columbus Today 4 8, 6 Buy Sell or REMOVAl C&R PAINT& WALLPA PER CEN TER 244 Second 446 9458 Need '} lod1e& ta dmeom. trole face li lt s No expenence nece!. sory Ouo l lf ,co t ,ons ne al op peoro nce w1th n1ce pe r $onoln,. Call Sue ot QQ'] 706b lor op po1nlrnent VO U ogg res<.. ve FRIENDLY HOME T o ~ Par lies now n our 23rd year ~~ e"pon d1ng ond ha s opell ngs for Managers and DeoiEH5 Pa rt y Pion e" p~ ,,~ nce helpful Ou• guo ren leed I OV!> and gdt!o sell them selve~ No co\h mve~t rnent No ser<JJCC charge to customers N o co llec t.ng dell'o'er•ng Cor phone neceHorv Colt co llect Co1ol Doy 5 18 49q 8395 NET Trade ~ 6 5()--Good Morn ing West Vlrgln,la 13. 6 5s'Chuck Wh ite Reperf s 10 News 13 7 op- Today 3,4,15. Good M orning America 6 13. CBS .News B Bullwlnkle 10, 7 3()--Schoolles 10 , 7 4sSesa me St 33 8 00-capt Kangaroo B. IO 9 QO-Merv Griffin 3 Phil .Donahue 4,13 15. Emergency One 6. Fa mi ly Affair '8 Match Game 10 9 JO-'Andy Griffith B. Family Affair 10, 10 ooSantord & Son 34.15, Edge of N ight 6 Pass the Buck B Joker s Wild 10, To Tel l The Truth 13 10 ~()-Hol l ywood Squares 3 4 15 High Hopes 6 Pr ice Is Right 8 10 520.000 Pyramid 13 11 DO-Wheel ol Fortune 3 4 15 Happy Days 6.1 3, Elec ,Co 20 11·3o-Knockput 3 15 , Fam il y Feud 6 13. Partridge Fa mil y 4, Love of Life 8,1 0. Sesa me St 20,33, II 5s-C BS News B L oving Free 10 12 oo- Newscenter 3. News 4,6, 10. To Say The Least 15 Gombll B M idday Magaz ine 13 12:>3()--Ryan 's Hope 6, 13, Bob Baun 4 Gong SHow 15 ' Search for Tomorrow 8,10, Elec Co 33 1 lj()- For Ri cher For Poorer 3. All My Children 6,13 . News B. Young & the Restless 10, Not for Women : only 15 1 »-Days ot Our Lives 3,4,15 As The World Turns : 8,10 2 ()0--{)ne Life to Live 6, 13. 2 3()--Doctors •3,4,15, Guiding L1ght B 10 3 00-Another World 3,4, 15, General Hospital 6,13 'Adams Chronicles 33 . Lilias Yoga & You 20 3 :io-AII In The Family B.IO Prime Time 20, A ooM ister Cartoon 3, Superman 4, For Richer, For ' Poorer 15 , Merv Gri ff in 6, Adams Fam ily B. Sesame St 20,33 , Gomer Pyle ,USM C 10. D l n ~h 13 4 30- Little Rascals 3, 15 , Gil ligan s Is ; , Gilligan s Is ' 8, Brady Bun ch 10 5 co-Bonanza 3 Slar Trek 4, Gunsmoke B. Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20.33 Hogan' s Heroes 10, : Emergency One 13, Pelll coat Junction 15 5 ]()-News 6. Elec Co 20.33. Mary Tyler Moore 10, Hogan' s Heroes 15 6 ~News 3,4.8.10. 13. 15 , ABC News 6. Zoom 20 6 30-NBC News 3,4.15, ABC News 13; ABC News 13, : carol Burnett & Frlends6. CBS News B,10. Over · Easy 20 7 00-Cross Wits 3 4, Newlywed Game 6, 13, News 10, : Gil ligan ' s is 15. Dan iel Foster MD 20, Kn ow Your • Schools 33 7 ]()--That Nashville Music 3, In Search Of 4, Muppet • Show 6. Match Game PM 8. MacNe il Lehehrer ' Repert 20,33 . Wild Kingdom 10. Candid Camera 13, Nashville On The Road 15 a 00-Little House On The Prair ie 3,4, 15 Sugar Time I , 6. 13, Good T imes 8,10 Consumer Survival Kit • 20.33 • 8 ~Besebal l6 , 13 . Baby I m Back B,lO, Turnabout • 20 33 9 ~Holocausl 3,4, 15. Mash 8, 10. Art America 20 , : Meellng Of Minds 33 • 9 fD-One Dav At A Time 8,10. Art America 20, 10 ooLou Grant B.10, News 20, Originals 33 10 3()--""'rm Digest 20; Anyone For Tennyson? 33 , 11 DO-Dick Cavett 20. Over Easy 33 I I as-News 3,4,15. 11 3()--Pollce Story 6. 13. Movie " Duel in The Sun" 8; ABC News 33. Movie " Lifo at t he Top" 10 - ---11 3s-Jhnny Car son 3,A,15, 12 oo-Janakl 33. 12 ~()--. News 13; l 05-Tomorrow l . ~ Movie Cillnnol ~ s &9 p M - Pink Panther Slrlkes Ago in (PG) 7& 11PM - SIIpper&theRose (Gl Ublt Chillnnel 5 6 90 p M - Paul Gaudino Family Fitness 7 00 1P M - Black Knight Revue 10 00 - 700 Club SOc Per Car tN ONE YfAR l GRAND OPENING 2- DAYS May 6 & 7th or-rllt!WH lht 9'"0 Wint nJ1tOI>jl UrOfi., IIJf oerworlt 11111 1111 IMM[ O IA T~LY -- n yo u • MA~AQ(M E N I ... l!'>otl w!'>o co n• "" ~ ~ o r l"'ce< •lr .,d tit t t.lll (looll ~l'l .. iCII rlti•IJrltl¥ diHlhl/ll llhrCl ~o 'T>t ttr< .. ht1 look ng "" " " rudu tl'l ptr\ ()11 ""' ••• I'~ Of UMtl EO SIUFFERS AND MAilERS urgenlly needed ' S15 00 pe r hundred gu bron teed Send se l l oddr es~ed envelope plus 25 1 TK ENTERPRI SE B o~t. 2 1679 Den<Jer CO 80121 1 NOW I A KI NG opp l1t o hons ~eve ro l por i tune pOSI IIO II!. male and tomole Apply at Jo nes Bovs St o re 700 W Mo St Pomeroy SOMEONE to cut grO'>S n Phone 992 5!98 liMBER du cts Pomeroy lop pr1ce <,ow11 rnber Coli Kent Hanby l 446 COI NS For est P1 o l or ~ t ondHlg 991 59b5 "' II• It 11~1 , ~~ _1.1 ( n )11 Mason, W. Va. Is currtnfiY accepting oppllcofions for th e following position : ACSW·MSW, Ph.D , M A PsychoiOIII St Experience In rosldtntlol dllld focollly dettred Ma1or dutlos 1nvolvt dtvtlopmtnt, lmplementohon ond CO· ordination of new child rtSidentJol foclllty ond ch1ld ond fomtly therapy In a Iorge rurol Appolochl.on sttfl"'l Solorv competitive ond commensurote woth oxporltnce. Llbtrol lrlngo beneflls. Send resume, covtdtHec ond flv u tftronco.s to -Hurl~ Kaufman. Ph.D, Director of Child Servfces, Galllo·Jickson· Mflgs Community Mtntol Htolth Ctnter, Galhpohs, Otllo l ~~• 5500. <m The Mtntol Hoallh Center Is a prlvote, non profit corporation ond in equol opportunity employer. Addlllonol lnformotlon Is ovolloble through The Ohio Blrreau of Employment Strvlcos \ liON Fre e co nopv t ne and bottle (Over w1 th each new told d own Stormoster $2800 now $2250 18 It b tr o1 l er SS095 now $3829 22 fl lllllll motor $ 16 400 now $ 13 9qq We sell ~er" ce and quo),ty Open Sun day Ca m p Conlev St or cr olt Soles Rt 61 N of Pt Pleo !oonl :Jl:l8 '/%7 11' ft)}Nl fii)'il W THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~(!l~ 1l by Henn ArnoldandBoblee Unsc ramble these fOUl Jumbles on e letter 10 ea ch square to torm tour ord1nary word s TUFON t I GAMEN I KJ I [j IM uLASY I I I I 0 . r J J I 'T'1E.RE'5 NO'TH IN 6 TO ~AY FOR 5UC: H ACT IN6 ! Now arrange the c1rcled lener s 10 torrn the surp11se answer as sug gested by the abo"e cartoon rrrrrxxrxJ (Answers Monday) II Yes!erday s Jumcles MAX IM INLAID UNHOL V• LUNGE Answer Wh81 vou mtght be aft er an all out ntght on - - - 1he t?Wn- ALLIN Tf1e latest JUMBLES are here In JUMBLE BOO K .,t O and JU MBLE BOOK 111 Ava il able lor S1 35 EACH ooat pald lrorn Jumble, c/o lhls newspaper p Bo• 34( NorNood N J 076'8 Make checks pav able to Nev. apaperbooks o Fo r Sunday Aprt l 16 BerniGe Bede Osol ~(lop C.OOO FURNITURE USW oJn USED rnetol Ph not and opplronce\ ic~Jt n l 1n II N Od\ o l f l rJ r ~ tJu l h o.; rn n(] )l'dl f- C!Il q u n ( w n 11tl11'l lf 1 1 ~ ur11 1 yo u ll d• t' 1 ar RlGRIGERATOR OR qn 5965 ~n o ,, em uurt d I Lr tr r' A ·,~ro Gld OI1 Md tl 50 c cntr; tor r a ch dNI ~1 lr ng 5(' 11 dtJCi tf'SSt <l starnpPd f' I1 Vt: ln pc 10 A s l r o Graph P 0 BD l <~ 89 A dd iO C11 ~ Sta110n NY 100 19 8f' s ur e to sp e c ty For So le r'l w btt tl1 s1 gn (Open w 1thm 3 week s) Own your own tully stoc~ed Jean or lodHH Foshron Shop Everylhmg pr ov•ded Your cos! $ 17900 Co il Mr Weeks toll tree 1 80087 4( 1767 TAURUS 1Aprtl20 May 201 Mak• QU!C.k,y I yo u allow a C .liCif· S~ rcr nark to hurt some Jrnt: nd ~ It II be dlltt c ult 10 IF YOU hove o St!fv l< e to o il er GEMINI (May 11 June 101 You wont to buv or sell somelh1119 oc look,ng l or wo rk or who l e\l er you II ge t results las ter w11h o Sent mel Wont Ad Call 997 2156 M an 8 lues 17 8 18 Rose Volley Syra cuse 9 00 ? La!~ ol mens women s and ch,fdrefl s clotrul\g PATIO SAlE FOUR FAMI LY Vo rd Sole Mondov l uesday Wednesday 10 to 6 Drs he~ noveltv s m1 H Mens women ~ and chddr en ~ clo th ei Cancelled ,f rorns Turn toward fiver at \/ FW Mason YARD SALE Starling )undov fur mture lamp~ ~ niC k 5o knoclo. s and 1ewel ry Tro1 len 13 & 14( Col.Jntry Mob de Home Pork Rt 33 Dorwm nc~ve a tN1 oe ncy 10 make snap deCtStOilS Oul IOOa y 111Cy cou ld wo rk 10 yo ur oe tn ment all llllng s o ut c are1ull~ no sud den moves Thr n k Ma ke CANCER (Ju ne 11 July 221 Bel 1er avo td th e Heatrng A11 Cor1 d1 t1 onmg 300 Fourth A ,e Ph 446 I b37 DEWI Tl S PlUM BING AN D HEATING Rou!e 1b(Jo t Evergreen. Phone 446 1735 DRAIN & SEWER ClEANING SER VICE Open 24 Hr 7 dov s o wee k Starcher & San Ph 756 1391 NOTICE TO CON TRACTORS STATE OF OH IO DEPARTMENT OF TR ANSPOR: TA T ION Columbu s, Oh1o Aprtl7 , 1978 Con trac t Sales Legal Copy No 78 288 U NIT PRICE CO NTRACT Sealed proposals w1ll be rece 1ved al the otf 1ce of the D 1reclo r of lhe Oh 10 Departmen! of Trans po r ta han Columbus Oh o unt1l 10 00 AM Oh10 Stan dard T1me Tuesday May 2 1978 t or 1m pr ovemenls m Gall a Me1gs and V1nton County Oh iO on var 1ous secf,ons GAL Stale Route l25 1n t he V11tage of V1n1on m Gall •a County VI N State Route 1:2~ m the V11!a ge of Wilkes vill e 1n Vmton Counly MEG U S Route 33 rn the V1H age of Pomeroy 1n Me,gs County bv resurl.•te1ng w1lh as ph a 11 concrete Pa vement W1dlh - Var,ous Protect and Work Length 63 096 teet or 1\ 95 miles The date set tor com plet 1on ot lh1S work sh~ll be as set forth '" the 01dd 1ng proposal ' Ea ch ' 01dder shalt oe r eq u1 r ed to Id e w 1lh h 1S b1d a ce r t 1 ed check or cash1er s check. for an amo unt equcJI I a ftve per cent of tm b1d bu I 1n no eve nt more tnan flffy thous and dollars or a bond tor ten per cent of h• s btd, p ,..yable to the 01recto r B dd ers must apply , on the proper f orms for qua l tf,cat1ons a! lecJst te n days p r or to the d ale sel ta r open1n9 bJdS tn accord,..nce Wi th Chapter 5525 Oh10 Rev•sed Code Pla ns and speclf,cat,ons are on f il e 1n' the De partment ot Transportat,on and th e otf1ce of the 0 1str cl Deputy e.. penstve sto res Joday You a t e to o easrly at o act ed to that wht cn gltlters dnd co ul d w m o up buy1ng a to tdll~ us ele'ss uem DAVID L WE IR DIRECTOR Rev 8 17 73 Apr il 16 23 NEW 1 IEIU OFFU£0 IEFORE' o '-! ar<~natn~ 1 tr'""''tliltte O pe nm~ o G• o<md 11oor - ~ o comott1110n L O•rHI O•~ l flbu t o ~ n c t • f l l.lSr ~f' n fow B1tron Oottar tndus tr'r' n Protl '-t a 1 ~ uo 100 , O ~ O Stlng ' o we St cure A ccoun t ~ D You S1mply Cotlt r l P1 ol ~~ ~ntl (J NOI ope IPtlCE l(leet~ S.ll ~ ,t n(lurg for ) n ur , l tH ',el l t1v GfNE PlAN TS & SONS PLUMBING .J We lrd'~ 'f ou tn y,._. ro• n l' NOCrt (!< t ~ • "i k ~ NO Pa~ 101t~ L No Ovt rhtda Olt •ce or Wa•thOIJst c.• V ruil 1, O~ortss on Proo l n Man o Wo•r .w I tl or Pi! !I I rne You !I tJt tl l '>d iJ [JIJ tnlt--f l II lflii iQ'> u11 1 Of' C: I l.,. I<Jll !111 QU'1tl F111e1 ou l rno e atJ r ut (o n.,. ot STANDARD Heatmg 2151hlldA.. e 44(6 3782 Plumb,ng Re~1nc 1. ~ t9 U I <!I l ~ ly apo iOQ I/ (' '' ~ o u ICI too muc: t1 11me go ~~ ~ 819 Maple Corryou t 111 Ch eshrre l • cen~es ~qu1pmer11 !ltock Fo r ml ormoiiOil Col i 367 7117 or InqUire ot ~ rryoul THE AMERICAN DREAM Qlmm edr<lte Income l u1n Key 0 100' . Rti) UI CtiH! D l~tk Wilh Oul 01Si r l!u tors C W h~ ~(I I Bt 't'ou1 Ow n & s~ 1 0 !::11 t:J(J l n~ 4 UU~ f 1 H OU1 1 -·-~~~~ -5"" ,..... tual_., ~ HU~N ••• For ~ rce 610 thult S,unol r ol Prooucl ~ aiiPO To YouC dtt I 800 835 Z246 •nr 01 tn WOU io.O YOU ••• l ii(E 1'0 NEl $75.000 OIIIIH IN ct-t: 'll:AJt STEm IMCOR~OIIATEO IE SELF EMPLOvtO ANO NOT HA.\'E TO INVEST A. LOT OF fi\ONEY s.. OUf ld vncttr Htep Wtntld . ITEIIliUilllll flllfiEIO liT lll.IIIAI llDII LEO (July 23 Aug 22) Proceed w1th c autr on wh en ta c klmg problems to da y Yo ur ftrsl so tu 11on NOn I necessa t rly be yo ur be s t 1dea You co uld even make the st l lJ alton worse VIRGO (Aug 13 Sepl 12 1 Be care fu l no1 to u~e lac llcs l oQ,ay that othe r s c a n crt llc, ze lht} re are always th ose wh o welcome the o pportuntty to p o tnl out an o th e r s flaw s YARD SAlE 127 Kmeon A ve f, , So t Man Tue' 9 lo > LIBRA (Sepl 23·0ct 23) Vou II be tem pt e d to ba ck down at th e M, $cello nous I rst Stg n ol res1Sian ce today FIVE FAMI LY YARD SALE 1819 Be persr sten t Yo u II acco m Chestnut St M on thru So t 9 to phs h you r atm s 6 Men,......wamen~ood cbJ ld[er.t.s-SG-OA P10 (Oct GI.... Away- N E W S P~P[R [ NTER P ~I t~ r A. ~S N rl I hi >L'!' d ':i yuu plc:r n l r (1 ARIES ! M arc h l 1 Aprtll9 ) Av(J itJ n I l flQ rT IC)rH f lll8 1H r'1 Nllh Of I \'ani Sale . Con fu s1on boggles your mtnd so do n 1 ta ckle a task 'h lth oul a hetpma le A good co wor kP.r wtll sa"e you both ltme and mon ey <.OCI .JI fJrl <,l <; FREEZER UPRIGH1 clo th1ng mtsc 20·March l D) 11 '•' ' so n'> yuu Cor Fourth 8 P ne Phone 446 3888 or 44 6 447 77 19) ll1111qc, !n,t J yn u hn1P 1nvr 'i l "'r1 today d fld CARTER 5 PLUMBING AND HEATI NG CAPR ICORN (Dec 22·Jan 19) PISCES (Feb Ap rtl 16 19 78 I tnl 742 2030 a ft e r 6 prn DO N T MISS IT IN A PRil' All new trade rs campers 5th Wheel von conver SIOn o l COD NER S CAMPERS on Ro nbow R1dge long Bottom Oh•o Coli Bob 61 4 8 43 7671 The D1recror reser ves the r1ght to re 1ect any and all brdS AQUARIUS (Ja n 20·Feb qm to STARCRAFT FO ~D down { omper rea so ns may be val1d ASTRO·GRAPH llH CAMP ERTOPPER for 8 loot bed w1 l h door m rear w.red lor electm1ly SI SO 99'1 7100 D1re cto r t ' 1 lru c ~ camper and 10 ' 1 It !ruck ca mper Con1 oct Ernest W ard J1 Lon~~"'l l e Dexter Rood Phone 747 3019 teet • on e !Od dy lHE GAU.IA-JACKSON-MEIGS COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER PROMO USED tra c tor wilh J pt h tch 742 307A 74S 53 48 WAITRE SS WANTED "Appfv '" pe• son Crows Steak House Pomeroy Oh10 SPRING You m ay attempt an unlam• .,ar 1a sk todav 11 you re w1 se enough lo stop iln d ask advtc e o l an e)lnert you w ont get bo gged down Xll9 Par ty Pion Superv1sors and demo nstra tors 1n your 01 eo Hrg hesl c omrn,~s,on no delrve 11n g or co llect1ng Demonstrate top qual1 ty toy~ and gd t~ Call collect to Ann 8o111er 31q 556 8881 or wlllf.l MERR I MAC 601 Jockwn Du buque Iowa 57001 Mason Fire Station, SfARCRAF T sa Snow Blade l o r In! Cub Cadet MERRI MAC HAS OPENINGS FOR at the 15 FT BANNER comp1ng tro1ler slee ps b Used very l1 1tle l1l<e new con d Coli 446 3870 Coli Pnnt answer here liMBER II 2/ilir_)• tro"el Fl Don t be too ha sty ab o ut d1 ~ c ar d1ng somethtng tha i ha sn t pr o du ced an 1nstant proht The rewards are th e re tl you II o nly d1g a !title deeper JUNK auto ond 3B8 B776 Call 28 lrader f ully equ rp ped o1r co nd own1 ng TV o n t ennd omn'( Olher o pt1 on~ l 1k e now SS 900 See Glenn Sm1 th 2 n11les north of !he Sdver Memonol Bndge on Sl R t 7 AKC Reg Coc k er Span,cl Pup p es 446 4636 WAlKER COON HOUND PROWLER 1977 Grtl'Q I Don e mole !own 3 ~rs old p a per ~ SlOO Ph 446 7513 CURREN CY CHEl l Ph 446 0322 llt101 ~ 1511 K ""'~ 1 ' glassware, and many PET or token s ,.. old pocket watches and cho,n<.. <,dver and go ld We need I %4 and o lder ~~l"er co,ns Buy ~e ll o r I rode Coil Roger Wormley 742 '13J I AND OPPORTU~tT'V \tRM!t l l l l All new tools, WOODS AK C WHilE Germa n She pherd puppte~ Ca ll 675 585 1 8570 POMEROY FORREST PRODUC I 5 AT 1:00 Clean tTRIMPE± \'li anted to Buy GOOD l<r r N\110\J\1 fH Jf iC\I Ifl\ I· Fl LEDGERWOOD CAMPER self conl o1 ned go~ or elec tnc sleeps 6 Coli Oak Hrll 682 7q74 alter 4pm and on Sa turd ay GROOM ING FACili i iE S Pro fess1onol Ser v•ces altered all breeds all s tv les Ph 44 6 0231 lor l op pr, <es !or lop Ouol 11y EVERY SUNDAY 367 07Ql CENlENARY POSIIION OPEN Ph 446 \i'O<J• b•(~ vrouM 11 yQu -¥ M SUNDAY AUCTION Al l Bre ed'> n 1973 Sonrtary l o c•l lt Jes Chesh1re Ph locgl bus ne5~ requue s oddJI,onol pers on for off iCe work Corn mun,cot,ve sk ,lls no t nece~sorv but helpful Mu st be able to (O n'\lllUili COte Wl l h the publ C So me l ra ... el for tro n111g lll<JOiv ed M111 wage to s ta rt Wr~t e to P 0 8o" Q85 Cofl,pol ~ Oh1o 45631 upho l ~ •e r ed fl\(1 t!li!JrP\1 U\ 1'10<1 !han t•P'IfrtnQI tu •l Do vou ho ie 1 2 or 3 even mgs to u~e? Cor helpful Fo r 1n fervu;:w oppomlrnent ca ll 446 1170 ott e r 4p m 01 44b I 527 9 to 4 f'OSlliON on 10 .ten 11w• SUCC£SS .. ,111M con1 d gropelrulls Eat sal ,s fv,ng rneols and lose we1ght Re<JtO Dru g ~ BABY SITT ER NEEDED Your home pre l erre d Ono ch l d Down town or eo Call 44 6 6545 SCASHS fOf 1unk cars Fr ye s I r uck and Auto Po rl 5 Wroc ke r Ser v1< e Ttre ~ole ond Rcpo r Ru tlo11d 7,. 2 2081 or Penn t od 742 9575 e~ Orlando . Memphrs (lr1 1r lh'llr Indoo r Outdoor Runs Groommg 6 ft 614 786 5700 RISING 51 AR KENNEl B o o rd~n g TR AVEL TRAilER R os~ Cleland Ches l er 965 3955 c,,.,. hydraulic Allanla· Washrngton G RAP EFRU IT Pill w1 th D•odaM plan more ca nven1en t than Coli 446 4979 alter Spm GOOD 1r11n 11 ont o l oLr I tid oil Ever( sot at 7pm Glassburn Rd of of Fo tr<J IOw Rd req WOOD Pol t.• s nw .. diame te r 10 on )o,ge't end per ton Bund l~d ~lob S6 per to n DelwP1ed to Oh1 0 Poll et Co Rt ') Pomer o y qrn 2689 lb..,. In " - •ll VACATIOI't FREE .. h,lt JOE COl liNS GUN SHOOf Re f CHIP £.on!..,. ..,..'9 '--! m l•t.ll ~~ too selling wo r ld lo rnou~ pro duc ts Fle x•ble hou1s H.gh em n ngs Coll .44(6 33SB ~ems mgs a .... eek home ')even 997 6370 Wt n-' 1 rtllblt' Pl'!oOfl to hetn"' .tt 1n 11Jfn1 !or Our lnll< AVON REPRESENlA TIV ES NEV ER l OOKED SO GOOD Vav w•ll mv NO ITEM TOO large o r too <,rnoll Will buy I p1ere o r comple te hou~ehold NPw u~ed or onh ques Mor fin~ Furndure 10 N 2nd St M ,ddlepor t Phone 8ecl)mt • p.trl o! th ' '"' qy , I'd Ullf\1' w lhot.il httln9 j t lujll~ n ¥OI•M.i 1n BRIARPA TCH Kenn els Boord mg Groom 1ng AKC Go rdon set t ers Engl sh Coc ke r Spon1el) Ph 4464191 997 7760 WORMS THE WOOD SHOP on Co urt St ~~ now open Wdl budd cob 1nets p•cn l table s dog h o use~ and sw•ng\ one! othe r ,tems Call 4(46 '1572 or"''" ' the shop ol 101 Couft St other ~ ABYS i ll ER m OlD FURNITURE 1Ce bo .. e ~ brm~ bed' 1ron bed~ e tc comple te hou~ehold~ Wnle M D M1l ler Rt 4 Pomer oy Oh10 or coli $75,000 45--Morn lno RP.nnrt GO CAMPING AMER IC A Coac hmen RV<> Ouol •tv burl! p 11ced nght Dozens. of mode ls w1 th o wrde range of lorrufy pleasmg ll oo rplons See them to day' App le Recreo T!Onol Veh iCle 5 Rt 35 I m1 we~t of Ja ckson Oh W1th ~e r v 1 c e~ NEED EXTRA CASH Professional Patnfer s a llatlable a1 ARE Two Bud Dogs Eng l1 sh Se ll er~ Phone446019B to odu ll ~ or ch ildren Ood y expense'.> an d DRAGONWYN D CATTERY KEN ~ o lary w1l l be pard Con toc • NEl AK C Chow Chow dogs Buck eve Comrnun•t~ Se• v 1ce~ CF A S1o mese and H1moloyon ~ o .. te• Core Program b80 East col i (Also " wh1 te Pe-rs, ons ) Mom St Jochon Oh 45040 Ord ers ore now bemg ac cepted Ph 186 5039 Buckeye Com fo • ~pr~ng ~~ !l ens and pupp• es munily Serv1ce~ ~ ~ on equal op H1mol.ayon K111 ens due Ap rd 10 portundv employe r Coll 446 38 44 3888Bll NO FISHI NG and no hun11ng D' m y property Mo ..:rne D1ddl e Sellers VALLEY DRIVE·IN ~onq l CONT ROL HUNGER and lose we1gh t w 11h New SH ape D1e1 Pion a nd Hydrex Wate r Pdl ~ AI Fru th Pho rrnocy GUN SHOOT Rutland Leg1on Fo rm e"'er v Sunday ol 1100 noon Sponsored by VFW EVERY SUNDAY 9 00 S· OO w1th develo pmentally d i!.Obled pc • !.o n~ Home core will Hl c lude trom mg and prOvl ston o f New ci0 5W!o beg mm ng Aprd 4 and S Greenware and sup pf1e'> Custom h r ng Coli CLE ARAN CE SALE beg1ns Man Feb 13 ol Sew N Sew Out l et Mo m Stree! RaCine All pol;es te r double kntls redu ced 40". a nd 50'!• Th read btg spoo l 5 l or $1 ~~· PEN SO N 10 do horne c01e work HIGlEY 5 BARBER SHOP OPEN 8 lo 5 CLOSED SU NOAY & MON DAY GIFl S BOOKS & POTTERY TREE HAVEN CERAMICS FOR DEAD STOCK CALL 245 5514 HIDDEN TREASURES pe rson l or rou le sa les man Fn nge beneh ts h o~ pllol 1 1 0t on pen s1on voce 110n Al ~o college student l or wmmer rotJ te work Vo lley Bell Pr odu cls Pt Pl eoson l THUR MAN HOUSE onl1que s Fur 111l u r e s!nppmg repolf and ref m1shed Countv Rd 8 o tt 35 Cen tervrlle Vil lage Closed Mondov & l uesdov h enmgs by oppo 111tmen t 245 q479 _ NOTICE Bill S Quali ty Bod,. Shop M•ddleporl w1ll be open Wednesday even1ng unt1l 9 prn lo r bu smess Clo!led all dov Saturday Re i able 9-. _Jack W Carsey Mgr Ail Phone 992 2161 IN MEMORY Mrs Kot1e Wd son who pass ed away on Apr1l '12 1971 and Mr Howard Wd <>on who pos<>ed away on Apr1 l 17 193 5 Sad ly rn 1s5ed bv ch 11d 1en Mr s Ado East er day M rs N ora Jordon Mrs Vm os Lee ' Oh Pomeroy Landmark WOfS PI on d eve lopment Wnt e Urw.. ersol Pe tro leum PO Box 74 Iron ton SPECIAL DEMONSTRATOR PRICES I Mr s Earl Wilf ong and fm ily ANV PERSON wh o has onyt h,ng to WAlKER COON HOU ND Call Super v 1~0 1 " ond g1 ve away and doc~ no t off e r or 388 9'167 D ernon ~l fOior s 111 you 1 or€-o ., onem pt to aft er o n,. other lh ng H 1ghe st co mm• S\10 11 no lor so le may p lace o n ad m th1 s HOOF HOLLOW Ho rses Buy ~ell del,..,cHng or co ll ec t, ng trade o r !rom New and u~ed co lumn There wdl be no O o m o n ~ tw t c top quo l•ty toys sad dles Ru th Ree<Jes Albo~y t ha rge to th e adver !J!.er and g dt!o Call co ll ect to A nn (614)698 3290 Ba • ter J 19 55688131 or w11 te ONE GRAY GOOSl FREE Call RISING STAR Kennel Boordmg 446 9476 alt er 5pm MER RIMA C 801 Ja c k ~o n Indoor and o utdoor run~ Duhuq1Je Iowa 57001 l: IG H I PUPPIES 4 mole 4 female G •oom111g al l breeds Clean b wk s o1d Coli 156 6656 or Al iERNATION lADY Apply Ill san !lory l oc• l lie~ Chesh re 156 1928 per5 on at Ber 10 d111e ~ 300 Se Phone (614 ) 307 02q2 co 1d Avenue Two M~J ie Bflllo nv Span el~ Phone 256 1443 of ter 3 PM TWO EXP ERIENCE D garbage truc k tv Comm iSSIOn Soles mol e or fema le full or port lime to lc ose f orrn land l o r go $ & 01 1 A factory truck & factory ~ M~RRI MAC hm o pt!11111g ~ l or Pa r 1nqu1nes only representattve wtll be at our store Tuesday , April 18, from 2 00 p m to S 00 p m and Giv.,..wa y d r1ve r s Call 440 65 40 Ser iOus WOULOYOU llfCE 10 ' N ews 6 . Sunr ise Semester 197 1 CAMARO GOOD ( ONO 3 Aulo~ale• 11.173 CHEVY CARROLL NORRIS OODGE 15,500 miles & sharp as new orange l lnlsh Auto Sal4!5 NEW CARS IN STOCK \25 1976 Monza 2+2:~u::. s3695 DAYTON, OHIO Auto !iale• engine, automa tte trans , & bra kes, power door locks & wtndows , 12,000 mtles Co Ci"' r never t1tled K enneth Swatn Auc1 Cor ner Thrrd & Ot1ve . NEW TRUCKS IN STOCK green, 250, 6 cyl power s t comlor tlit . AM FM radio deluxe equipme nt Less than AUCTION SERVICE FRANK ZCHEVROLET P B a 1r 1 1977 Chevelle Malillu7.$4995 SWAIN CALL: BILL McCOOL 513-224-2622 owner Onyl top 38 000 act u al mdes DON'T PASS UP THESE UKE NEW USED CARS Whtte over 78 13 ·c rockef t s Victory Gar d en 20 B oo-Holocaust 3 ; 15 How The West Was Won 6 t3 . Rhoda B. 10 Pr evl n & the Pitt sburgh 20 33 . B 3()-- SWAIN AUCTION BARN anvth1n9 for a n y body al our Auction Barn or rn y uor hom e For 1ntormahon and pr c kup sC r'o'lte u ti H6 1U'7 S.1 te E ve r v Satu r day Nt g ht i1f 7 p m N ewsma k e r 7 DO-World of DISney 3 4. 15 Young P•oneers 6.13. 60 Mmutes 8 10 S1x American Families 33 7 J()-- You 11 L1Me Our Quality Way ol Doo119 Buslnen' GMC Flnoncl"'l Ope ·• Evenongs Untll6 oo- Til5 o.m Sot Pomoroy 992 5342 .' GREAT USED CAR DEALS ,f, Chef 33 Karr & Van Zandt '7750 Were Shovvenng't'ouW1th 1 JJ 5 J()-- Bewltched 3, Adam 12 4, Elec Co 20 6 ooNews 3 News magazine 4 Championship Fish ing 8 Voyage to lhe Bottom of The Sea 10 Cliffwood Ave K ids t5 . Zoom 20 , Turnabout 33 6 3()--NBC News 3. 15, News 6. 30 M 1nutes 8, French See one of these courteous salesmen: Middleport, 0 9927 196 Women' s Tenni s 15. Cur ling 33 3 3()--W1deWorld of Sper ls 6.13 4 QO-Sperfswor ld 15, 5 oo-Golf 6 13 Fest i val of L1 ve ly Art s for Young People B 10 Old Fr iends New Friends 20. Nova DRIVE HOME AWINNER Manager , For A Good Deal on a New or Used Vehtcle Open Eventngsttl6 OOexcept Thursday and Saturday Closed Sunday l4 T on Ltsf Prtce S8919 00 IN U.S. LUXURY SALES $1995 T & T wheel f u ll power , atr 6 cy l auto trans, P S , vt ny t roof radto One loca l owner 2 Dr T Top LISt Pnce S8123 90 NO. 1 1973 CADillAC CPE. DEVILLE !tit w h ee l buck ets co nsol e, P S 1976 FORD GRANADA 2 DR............... 13495 W e a re The Fnend l y Dealer Don ' t forg et you owe 11 to yourself to check w1th us be for e you buy any car1 N ew or U sed We can save you mon ey So see or call one of Th ese Fr1en dly Salesmen J D Story , Ra y Dougla s or Bill Ne lson DODGE DIPLOMAT vmvl roof 6cyl std trans mag type wheels cover& mo re 1978 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 'lfJ $2495 F u ll power atr , stereo , f ul l 1977 FORD F-100 PICKUP................. 3995 '4600 II I 1973 CADIUAC SED. DEVIUE 1 1978 GMC RALLY WAGON SEE THE ALL NEW Very c lean auto trans $5600 Leather seating area. T& T wheel , stereo, fu ll power, a1r IN U.S. LUXURY CAR REPEAT OWNERSHIP Sharp 1974 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE 4 DR .... 3295 List Pnce S4926 68 '6850 P B 1 1978 PONTIAC SUNBIRD '6700 2 Dr De m o Turbo V 6 Lt st Prtce S7846 90 2 Dr A1r , P S 2 Dr Spor t 1978 1978 PONTIAC CATALINA NO. 1 1977 THUNDERBIRD........................15495 '6000 '6175 '5150 1975 CADIUAC CPE. DEVILlE Loaded Shar p Cust 2 Dr L1 st Pnce S6821 90 '5850 '8575 1975 FORD GRANADA GHIA 2 DR........ 13995 so '5965 '6295 $7500 mterior , full power air, AM FM stereo & tape, T& T wheel SUNDAY , APRIL 16. 1778 6 DO-Christopher Closeup 3. AG USA 4, For Yoou Black Woman 8, This Is The L1fe 10 6 3()--This Is The Life 3, Jerry Falwell 4, Talking Hands 8, Americ an Problems & Challenges 10 Agriculture Food For Though t 13 7 DO-Big Blue Marble 3, Gospel Singing Jubilee 6, Eddie Saunders6 . Thinking In Black 8 Treehouse Club 10, Newsmaker ' 78 13 7 3()--TV Chapel 3 Your Heallh 4, Show My People 6, Jerry Falwell 8. Urban League 10, Bible Answer s 13 B DO-Mormon Choir 3, Day of D1scovery 4 Grace Service 10 Dr E J Dan iels Presents Happiness Is 13, Some of God's Children 15. Sesame St 20 B 3()--Qral Robe r ts 3, Jimmy Swaggart 4, Celebration of Praise 6. Day of Discovery B. James Robison Presents 10, Willar d Wilcox 13, Open Bible 15 9 DO-Gospel S1nglng Jub1lee 3 Robert Schuller 4, Rex Humbard 6, Rev Leonard Repass B. Oral Roberts 10. Jim Frankli n 13, Ernest Angle 15 Mister Rogers 20 10 3()--Rex Humbard 3, , Yours For The Aklng 4. Hot Fudge 6. Way of The Cross 8 Garner Ted Arm strong 13 11 oo-Doctors on Call 4, Big Blue Marble 6, Ernest Angl ey 8 Re x Humbard 15 Rev Henry Mahan 13 Feel ing Free 20 11 J(}-Qutdoors With Julius Boros 3, Animals, Animals Animals 6 13 Focus on Co lumbus 4, Elec Co 20 12 oo-At Issue 3. News Con fe rence 4, Issues & An swers 6 Face The Nat1 on B. Rebop 20, Blue R1dge Quartel 13 This Is The Life 15 12 3()--Meet The Press 3,4, 15, Direction s 6, Chrlst~an Broadcast B The Issue 10 Evaneli st Calvtn Evans 13 Characteristics of Learning Di sabil ities 20 O!J-Movle CounterpOint 3 Truth or Cons 4 , Communla ue 6, NBA Play Ott B. lO, Washlnaton Week In Re vie w 33 Issues & Answers 13. PTL Club 15, Thraclan Go ld 20 3()--Li ttle Rasca ls 4 Amer ic a's Black Foru m 6. Town Top1cs 13 Hock mg Valley Bluegrass 20 , Wall Sl reel Weo!k 33 2 DO-L1t tle Rascals 4, Wolfman Jack 6, Adam 12 13, Soun dstage 20 Advo ca tes 33 2 3~Box lng 6, 13, Adam 12 4, 3 DO-Basebal l 3 4 NBA Play Off 8 10. Theater In America 20 Use Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds 24· Nov- 22 ) It may be d tllt cu lt to sahsly you t ambt l rons today beca u se at uns lable cond tltons Don t spm you t wneel s where the od ds are stacked agam st you SAGITTARIUS !Nov 23·Doc l1) You II hav e small paltence and I11He fondness lor th ose BLACK AN D whrte col lie 10 good nol tu lly tn accord w1th your hor'lle Coll992 5480 rde as toda y ~en though thetr THE GAI!IA-JACKSON-MEIGS COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER Is currently occepttng applications for the followl"'l pos1hon CLINICAL CHILD PSYCHOLOGIST Motor new community menttttl he1lth center 1n southeastern Olllo seeks Ph.D. psychologist Experience preferred , but will consider recent groduote Mill or duties Include child and family therapy, and co-ordtnot1on and . supervos1on of oil psycholotlcal evoluotlons with both choldren ond odulfs (outpatient and res1dentoall U1 a Iorge rurol ApJN>IIchlon stlfl"'l Salory compttltiYt ancL<ommtMJOro1e .wiiLel!l!tJ:!tnco. Llbeo:!Ur!'lft_ beneftfs Send resume, cover letter and five references to: Harriet Kaufmon, Ph. D , Dlrtdor of Chold ServlcJS, Galha Jackson Meigs Community Menlo I HUifh Center, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. ( 61~) 4~6 ·5500 . The Mento! Health Center Is 1 prlvote. non.proflt corporohon ond on equol opportunity employer Addltlonollnformotlon is ovalloblt through the Ohto BurHu of Employment Strvicos. • �• I 1~ D-5- The Sw1d"y Tunes-Sc11t111et SundHYI Apoill6 1978 lhtSurrdd\ l trnt ~ ....')lrrllnt l ~undlt\ t\p t rl\6 1<1 R Your Best Real Estate Buys Are Found in the For Best Results Use Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds • BRIDGE OOZl:R WOR K co:covo l ng clear ng Ph 44 0 0051 Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontay Business Services land CH AN LI NK FEr-iCING WOOmN F ~N C I N G AWN NGS Pot o COli (' s A ul! s Hot , e Ir pro" (' ne ! <; Ph 446 3608 lit 1\ r lilt I ~ ttl m tlll llllll\ BA CKH O l DOnR Dlf(Hl R and ltd rdltiii O Jitlllll t s ~ong <-1 dut)p trvc l-. 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PI o1d ~o ~d A I Onu ht h,u l Ill td (: , til ~ H'!> A R tho d' ond Son Up ttlr.:!-.1 <h t l~ltlll-, th~ l l:S l of per Rrver Rd C:.olltpol, Oh o t ilt.: p ld\ \\ ' " fd st d!HI Sli t Col 446 7785 ~e s-..,ft] lit ~~ j t u duJil ll1\ sA A A CO N I RA C!Of6 Ba ck hoe klnguf -, p HIL ~ tli SCd ldt dln s do t e dunp ru ck Wo l..do ne dr un ond 111 tiH lct st hciirt br rhe hou 0 , by the rob r o t and fJI~I \ ld f 1u r rounds uf 1 e('~ -..tmote~ Call 1~6 9'}1 Ill " I !\:"' I " Itt K • )0 J • • H I + I I1 I 4 ¥ I I H '' H r 11 • \ j I • \ J \ !fl I t K l2 J + \ li I \ ulrH 1c~hl l Both lh tll l StHJth '\n r lh " '" "' 'I I I ' Jh (Jo.." aid It t II IJ \ <.llld \l dfl Su 1111 g I tn \\ t'pl I t \\t J\11 ( uliH r h!H Jtrrr ~.; lrn Jill\ I h l ~~ 11 hh pl r \:0. \\t it IJr...,t tl til t rrth nl!~r r rfhtplr\ d f l ll l r..,r lilt ..., l lh lllrillr r thr . ., h r1d t '- t plr\r 1111 tn \ \ t '' \ o r k J(dd{! \Ht n h kr 1 ' ' l~h~ r t 1 ~ 111 ~ lilt lH l<uff I \ ..., tJ r t1 l t I <., t I t I li t 833 1RE NCH ING If I J /(l/ 1 Tt I re h~ n t ~ "Pd /1 '>(1'> I I I I I { t c,r ll" \ II l t l I I 1 rJ d \ II r rJ t n1 '>t I d~ Itt !!~t Th t fll) I If I lt->~1 1" ~er -.. ce~ fo• f re nwt on cc cove rage n Go 1 o Count.,. l ot oltno!.r a ce 1 fury Fo n ho me ond per '>ono l pta perTy cove roqe!. ore OJOdoblc to nee I nd vtduol lf'fXh Co n t<Jd Cha r C' ~ N eal y ou t c ghbo 01 d og cn l Co ho s oll eted I currentl y accepf'"g appltcaflons to r th e tollow1ng THERAPIST 30 SANOY AND BEA VER Insuran ce '>t 1 I A( OBY \100E RN PSYCHOMETRIST CHILD 4 et C ll fl THE GALLIA-JACKSON-MEIGS COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER •s con d t .on '9 Ropco faa n n<;~.dol on 44 & 8515 o 44 6 QAJ 5 Cal l alter Jft){JI lit 1 11 nurnhtl of "" r\.., to Ill tk l I 11 H k" riHI ll h -.1 u n l'i 11 ood li l t ll nllt \ tl I h ,..., l h t on]\ Ill I ll \\ ]ltJ lll<Jdt It poSIIIOn RUSS SMAX.EtlQII Le 111 o • Heat ng and a CAR PENIRY roo n add o r~ oa f ng ~ d 1 g o d g l r ' o r epa r ~ Call J7q 7b35 Or 992 6263 8 A M fo 4 30 P M L---------'--'--:....1 Th e Mental Heal th Center •s a pnvate non profrt carporatton and an equa I opportuntfy employer Addtttonal tnform at1on ts avatlable through The Oht o Bur eau of Employment Servr ces luJI~ • ..- M '"" SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. '"'"IVJ Ph 9911 114 I ll li NGER wol er del 'ICiy ~c c Co!l37q717 4 ~~ an d j You Your Ring s 1\ ~ 1 Ph otographer t{ ' 1 ~ & J .. , PHOTOG~APHY- The Photograph.,. ul Larrv Baker II Mtddleporl Oht o 4 IJ TlO K1tchen Cabtnets RooftnQ Concrete Pattos S• d ewalks N e w Constru c t to n & Cl 1c i-, be e tl e 27 ~ 1!a org ;:u 1 23 En co mrum General Contracting OF MOBIL£ HOME SERVICE PROPERTY AND LAND IS A PRECIOUS RIGHT WE ALL MUST WORK TO KEEP You r local REALTORS are conce rned abou t protec tmg and preserving the r~ghtto pnvate property own erShip concerned about home and land valu es conce rned about 1mprovmg the co mmumty REALTOR S are work1ng to make things happen here And th ey mv1te you to 1010 them 1n a protect to hel p 1m prove the community Working togeth er for Improvement enhances land an d property vai Loes And 11 helps preserve our system of free enterpnse REALTORS ' need people l1ke you to help For tnformat•on on how you can help contact your local REA LTOR' today ~. Private r='rcc ElllarptiJc: Propcrt~:~ I I r JI'L l MJ\KIIJG Wuk 1978 filii I(,') Apr~l 1\J\P I'~ I 44&-2642 _ __J Wilt CAPf fo 1he Pldefly h£) IH'l fl hO l f {f9') 731 4 II OU! rlMA l~ SHK ING ~ "PII"l ytn t>tll E• P" ' Ct rc 1n bonkm g and O'. se< ' f' la y booki-. eepc I veat ~ o f b u:. 1e~~ co llege 9 <~ 4 'l-1 0 or 24 1 3Bbi 446 1013 446 3636 446 1n9 446 6610 44t 3634 446 I066 POMEROY 992 2259 992 3321 APPLIA NCE SERV ICE ha •e en larged our urvice d e partm e nt and Will servtce Hotpotnt and We other brand s 87 Foot !Ja 1 team 89 Sour c e s o ! wat e r 90 Glo ss y lab IO C 92 Tody 9d Wr thout e n d 95 Bu cc a ne e 96 Young salm on (p i) 97 De c lares 99 ;:, rlkw o m 100 F oo t t cs~ 101 Goddess o f dr sco rd Epr c s~a tJlle s Wrse pe r son Greek le!I Pr Abov e Fal se nood s Hr nder W.anrl es ta Ir o n o f C St)CC I ~?T r a p cal trul tau: 56 Sa 1 SOi u iiOn 57 Bea Nrt 62 K. rnd o 1 lab FOUR BEDROOM hou!ie Chester Ohio 10 30 c 4 9 1mo 63 New spaper paragraph 64 Syrnbol t or wm enrum labbr ) 71 Co nduc ted 124 Blac kb d 126 M a ne sna 1 I 28 Run away Ia 11 Norc or sc al e 13 Prr es t s ves tmen t 14 Pc d o rrn s 15 Tenti iNl be ma r ned 130 Or m n tSh 1n amo un l 72 Oepos l! s 7d Woooen bo~~: Peru se 48 Urg e o n 49 Ca ll s 50 Aqua ! c mamma l 51 Ru p e~ s l abbr ) 53 Man s nam e 55 1eul o n1 c de rl y ol skele !o n 58 Su rgr cal saw 60 Brbl rca wee d 62 Dampen s 6~ Southw es t ern tn d1an 58 Hold on DIOPerty 14~ Wrmge r washer s sweepers Dryers range s cofl ee and end tab les TV s Free zers bed room ,;url es beds table !> lamps cho1 r s a lh er tlems book case coli •146 0322 Monday lhru Fr r doy 9 lo 8 p m Solurdoy 9 to 5 p m 3 m1 out Bulov lie Rd - Den u de Make l<t ce G rl s name Pol ts h es Swe eper!> l o o s t~ r!> .ron!> oil ~ ~ noll oppl once!i Lawn mower eJtl lo 51o te Hrghwoy Gorog e on Rou te 7 Ph one (014 ) 98 5 HAY FOR SAl E bv bo le or tru<k lood Coll256 6535 -RE FRIGERATORS numbe r Stx PENDElTON REBUilT BATTE RIES $I 8 w11h uchonge new ones $31 guoronteed 388 85q6 170 MARV ~ l WI NG SEATA PERFECT SlEE PER LOW EVE RY DAY PR ICES All SIZES AVAILABLE COR BIN AND SNYDE R FURN ITU RE QS5 IE CONO 446 1111 MA CHIN[ Repou !> ~e r ( r all noke ~ 992 1'184 The Fo bt c Shop Pomer a v A utho r Htd S nger Sole\ and 1/ I ( C We ~ he r pen Scrs!oor ~ v Loosrng go rnrng mam1enonce Pa lsy Ftt ch consu llont Call 446 420.4 4! iJ lO lJ :% ~ i6 l5 EX CAVAII NG do t er loa der at1d bar k hoe work du mp t uc k ~ and o bo r s lor h 1e w II haul I I d t l to so I 1rne!i i One and gr avel Coli Bob or Roger JtJI f (H~ d a yphoru~?7009 nglt phone 99'1 3.'J75 o 99'1 5237 WILl do tooling <on.s lruct on plum b ng or d hea t ng No 1ob too lot ge or too smol Ph ontJ 742 7348 [, AND e r ode led (etornt ' ·,: ·: K t l(h fl fl~ 1 le pl um ~~. bing t orpen tr v and genera! mo nl(>noncc 13 yea r!. e); pet once 99') JOb'!> !:1, :.l•:•·• J l! NS E-XC AVtrriNG ComP'e to r m r PI oru '19'] ?rt78 ~0 J:, ' ·t•I••H ~~~· ·· · 1.1, II 'I 0 S tra ctor Ph367 7182 S120 baby ~ t roller and ron s screen g ro te Coli 446 2684 TV I replace tubula r 1 , HP OU1 B0A RD MO TO R A I rnost new Put <haset wt ll get boot li ee Co113b7 780 APPOLOOSA GELDING ol d Co11256 1507 2 yr~ UlllllY TRAI LER $85 Bolen s !facto r $450 Gra vely frO<Ior w 11h ottochmeng S8 SO Call 4-46 741:1 Bk bed s home I ~ pn n g robe Coll446 4057 1101 ~I IO <• ~ 17111 ~ po 111 - I- lof- 1131 ~ 1- Jl ~ Ill 114 ~171 ~ 126 117 " 133 ~lldr34,_.+-~ lA t B88 !!!' 6" 6013146 20% OFF EVERYTHING IN lHE STORE REMODEliNG SAlE NEW SEAl V MA 11RE5SES WERE $69 95 NOW S55 95 NEW 5 PC WOOD OINE TlE SETS 1ABLE 42 x 54 WAS $199 Q5 NOW $159 95 RICES NEW AND USED FURNITURE 85A AVENUE 446 9523 SECOND _ _ f.ARM EQUIPMENT, John O..rt 290 com plonlo1 goOd condt t 1on $220 Allla Cholmen small $400 Roodsv1llo 614 378 blt I Half Corot diamond ring approts ~ ed $1 Of6 Will soli lo' $700 Coil 446 1514 PUll TYP E olummu m camper equ rpped 70 Ford 4 dr HT dean !own mower 2 ocre lor Co 14 40 3375 alter 6pm P 8 H CRANt-m~de NeW Lt Stmg - Res1r1c ted burldrng lot tn Cha ro ta1s Htll s 3 34 ac r es w1th lot s of r oad f ron tage Call now TRAVH TR AILER 32 II Im pala 1!177 mode l Call 388 859'2 or 4.46 7508 1970 HO NDA 360 also Wh r lpool au to washer Coli Ht- 0157 AVA CADO GREEN heavv duly Kenrn o e dryor l year~ old Ike new S100 Ca!l446 4o35 11 F T CABIN CRU ISER Skr lf Croll - ---- Lefl ove r 1977 models 19 K 3 t x 6 ouhrde d mens ons W lh fen£e deck !titer rncluded WHILE they los I Al so 22 new mode ls for 1978 We n stol l Fu ll I no )(II g ova lobe Co li co ll ect 1 614 47b 4677 Pengum Pool s of Olu o Inc Open 7 day s o week HOME IMPROVEMENTS Storm W1ndows. Storm Doors , Replacement Wm dows, Pato J Covers, Alummum S1dmg and Accessones calf BIU'S 446-2642 $7150 Phone 161 • )698 32'10 B & S MOBILE H0MES Pt Pl ea son! W Vo bes1de Heck s 197J Broo d more 1111 x b-4 2 bedroom 1973 Da r on 14 x 602 bedroom 1977 Vt<lo tan 14 • 67 3 bedroom 2 both 1977 Covenlry 12 .1165 3 bed 1oom 1969 Sto lesrnon 11 • 60 2 bedroo n !7 100 p o l o~ s~ftl l y Caii2Sb 1q51 -- RIDING MOWER 8 HP Coli 446 126-4 OWNER TRANSFERRED - NICE PIGS for sale Aft er 5 <oil 949 7857 1976 CHEVROLET J,. ton p ickup Ex cellent condrl• on $3500 Reedsv11le 614 378 6311 FARM EQUIPMEN T John Deere 290 Corn plon ler good con d r on $220 Allis Chalmer s sm o I round baler Purchased new I C172 e•cellenl cond rtton SI 800 Mossey Fe rguson hoy cond honer good cond1lron $400 Re edsv ll e 61 4 376 6J I 1 BEN TL Y PIG SALE Aprtl 29 8pm Foye tle County For r ground~ Woshrnglon Courthouse Sell mg 150 head of D uro<~ Homps Spot!a Crossbred and Reg HAV FOR sa le Co I qq2 7306 grits ConSignor Roger Bent ly 31 17 Reed Rd Sobrna Oh BRUSH HOG 7 loot J D p ull type lrrple umversol drrve shalt slrp 45169 5135842:198 8 tlone clul<h puncture proof trres Srs lers Rolph Oook Hoppe\ Very good co nd I on Shode Happy Hogs MUST SELL - 3 BR ran ch 1 bath gas neat ar r cond ga r age larg e corn er tor on L eGran de B l vd rn Gr ee n Acres Subdrvt sro n Sho wn by apporntmen t 1WO MILES OUT - Route 160 appro x 5 acr es level and good mvestmcnl for only SI O 000 LOG CABIN - Large stone I replace modern ba lh toft logs are hand hewn 14 wooded acres great pla ce to get away EDGE OF TOWN - Lovely 2 BR ran c h s c lean as a p rn and off ers a 12)120 fam ly rm L R modern k1tche n laundry r m stee l sr drn g slorm door s and w n dow s ce nt a~r and ove r acre of lan d Shown by appornl men t YOUR OWN CAMPSITE rn t he wr lderness of the Wayne Natt ona l Forest 5to 8 acre t racts of woodland now availab l e adror n tng thousands a t acres of governm ent land Publi c hunt rng fish ng and camp ng permrtted Pr1ce s star ! at S/500 wtlh f nan crng ava1lab le MORGAN TOWNSHIP J6 acres near Me gs M tne s 5 acres revet mo st c t bala nce cou ld be p a sture small s tr e am town s h rP road S11 900 RACCOON CREEK - ECONOMY TRACTOR w lh all at t och rnenl~ t rke ne w o~ktng 1J a c res of ft at la n d w lh appro x 1500 f t of creeh fronrage sa ndy soil bam located n Nort hern Ga ll a Co S13 OQQ INCOME PROPERTY 2'1 000 sq II budd ng loca ted n Mrddlcport rwl potcnllal of over SJO 000 per yea r Call for mor e rn lormat ,on COMME R"AL SITE L oca ted on St a re Rout e 7 a! Kdnauga Cor ner 101 has i'PprO)( 170 11 tro nt a ge on 7 Ideal f or almosl an~ ty pe b u stn ess SEEING IS BELIE VIN G - Once you see t hts 5 BR b t level you wdl agree lh<~t I s pr1 ced r gh t a l $55 000 5 yr o ld beaut{ s ru sl Irk.~;! new & fea tur es a 20x28 t am 1ly r oom w!lh WB firepla ce 2 balh s lar ge LR co mpl ete mod e rn ktl c h en w t h r efr q ran ge d ts hwasher d rsp & l rasn comp a cl or ga s near ce nt a1r & ga rage Le t us show yo u th 1S beaut,. & you be th e tudg e EIGHT FARM FOR SALE - tage on St<Jic Rout e 7 i'IP prox 6 m1 nor th o f town W lll edSC' a ll Or po;trt LOTS FOR SALE RODNEY AREA CHARLIE S LIV E Bo I Mmnows nrght craw lers red worms gorden worms Flshtng l1cense 1 1• mile obo_.e Syracuse Pork Rt 124 1969 INTE RNATIONAL METRO Von $1500 6140983290 STEWART 5 GUN SHOP Guns lor sole or !rode 29 Remmglons 31 Remrng tons Mode! 12 Wm chesters and many rnore See or coll742 2421 ONE TABLE 4 chot ra $10 1 dishwasher S25 992 7059 ofler 5 SIDERS EQUIPMENT COMPANY HENDERSON W VA ONE FERGUSON f,onl loader HESTER FARM EQUIPMENT Ferguson 1-4 In plows I rotory DEAlER PARlS AND SERVICE hoe I bockscoop Phone CAilo15 34~0 992 ()229 Zl FT PONTOON BOAr 3 Y" 1q10 FORD I l oo flo! bed truck o ld 40 HP Mercury Thunder w lthsrde prec:es Good shape boll eng good cond Col i Coli 992 11t08 doy o' 742 2030 ~2'i;SOiii"'l2~1~0i;:::;:c;;;-:--::== ofter6 Sll VER DOllARS ondgoiO coins f or mveslment or collection MTS COIN SHOP Col t 4•b la.t '2 _:o::r..::•= •• ::.: 06 ~90 ::::__ _ _ _ __ ELECTRIC RANGE 30 ln carpet sofa like new blue Ca ll 446 3323 HALF CARAI I)I~MOND RING app1olsod Sl oi6 )YIII ~ ell lo, $100 Coli I 504 ••b 1976 HONDA MR2~ ex ce11ent condihon 5750 1938 Horley •• Oovrdson Cuslom rz ed ce llent condlhan ho t. w r<rde cl utch ond shill and o ther o< ceuorles $3000 614 698 3290 BASS BOAl 16 foot Monork Malor and tro ller Good condl lion Pnced lor lost sole 992 3231 ofle.~l_:5:__,_ __ Check W1th Us Before You Buy. WE NEED LISTINGS HOBSTETTER REALTY GeorgeS Hcb!tener Jr Broker 101 '1> Sycamore Sl BOB LANE, BRANCH MANAGER 855 SECOND AVENUE GALLI POLIS, OHIO Pomeroy Oh1o PHONE 992 6333 Off1c~ Hours 9amto4pm Clased Thursdays saturdays at noon and OFFICE 446-7900 LET THE GALLERY SELL YOUR PROPERTY Your Full Tome Real Estate Broker G OOD FOR NOTHING e x c ept h unt ng & c amprng 40 ac r es of the wrld cs l cou ntry rn Ga 1t 1a Co Lo cated n lhe Way ne N a !tonal For est & pr1 CC'CI a t S9 900 A SOUND IN VESTMEN T clescr bes th s 47 A tra c t ot ld ml Loc a ted appr o x 3 , mt fr om H olz f.! r H o~)Jt ! al nef!r Kc>r r Ro ll rny tr ac t IS m os tl y c lean g r ass land & prr ce d a t $d O 000 53 5 acres M L mostl y woode d 1d'"cl to r yo ur wee ke nd Cclrnp Loca ted m Morq an Twp and pr 1ced al 112 100 sso 000 FARM 150 acr es mostl y c l ean rolling hd l pa sture Good w oven wrr e l encc s lo t s of rei front.1g c old ltouse an d bt:rrn rm d lob "'ase 160 acres 100 acre s p as tur e & c ropland c Oa l & lrmestone repor ted near prop osed U S 35 good nves tm ent p r operty S100 000 We Are Offenng Ftnancing Through VA, FHA and Conventtonal Loans. v ACRES A I c lean m os t till able p r escnuy rn g ra ss 7 p a nels se v er al good barn s & she ds 3 c ow mdk pa r lor fob bas e 11)160 mob !e hom e rs now r ented 650 ff fron1 .1g e on Slate Rl 55<1 al Eno Oh o 2 000 I t tr on ta ge on county rd 575 000 Cal f for m or e ctc t ad s PAST URE Loca ted on old Roul c 160 at E ve r g r een Ltn coln Prke & Georg es Cree k Rd Co wat er avarla bl e Mobrle nome s w e lc om e S22 500 wtll buy l or yo u aver,. cam tortnble 2 B R home sr tualed o n a 96 of an acre lot Tht S ol de r home ha~ large a covered front por ch over: took ng tn e Ohro R ver Lock.s and Da m Also an outburtdrng ( 1/x 18 ) th at rs rn exc e ll ent cond 1lr o n The owner s ve ry an x10us to se ll Gl've us a c al today Tom Whole, Salesman, Home Phone 446 9SS7 ~ 101 HUNT ERS DELIGHT COMMERCIAL LAND FOR LEA SE - 400 II Iron Nea t As A P en - Sttu ated on a large tla t lot rn Gaiii PO irs Th s lo~Jely hom e has 2 BR c ou d b e thr ee LQ eat 1n lur tg utr 1 tv room L"R bath and a one car an ac ned ga r ag e A nd th a t s nor a l l You wtll e n1 ov na tural gas for ced a1r h eat and cent ral arr condr tr onrng If you ar e hobby m1n d ed you w II lrk e th e arge two ca r ga rag e on fhe bac k ot t he !of It ha s ga s and ele c tr rc For an appo ntment to see fh s home call now Thr s on e shoul d se ll soon Check th1 s one out before rl s too late An all brr ck. ran c h w1lh lot s of ex tr as T h1 s! ke new home was only occ up ed for 7 p onth ~ and the ow ne r was tr a nsferr ed Th rs no m e tS draped throu ghout has exce ll en l ca rper 1 and d 1S ve r y c lean You w rll en roY the con ve n, ence and co mfort of a heat p u mp f or heatrng a nd c ooltng Th1s 1 nc home rn e lud es a con l rnuou s c teanrng range dr shwas her a nd drsposa Th ere rs mu c h mor e to be s ar d for thiS lov el y hom e Call n ow for mor e de ta ilS T HOUSANO DOLLARS 4 rms b atn pa r i basem en! needs sa m e r e pa r s w ood bu rnrn g sto ve almost 'l acres on th e Bar cu s Hollow Rd Clay rownshtp Ga ll rpo l s (t ty Sch oo o, s l LISTINGS NEEDED WE ADVERTISE NA TIO'IALL Y - WE BUY SELL - TRAt.: RANNY BLACKBURN, BRANCH MANAGER New Ltstmg balh 3 bedrooms 4 yr old fully carpete d electric heat (Ohro Power) carport wtth storage area Om ng and cooki ng area separate A 1r condl ftoned all cur ta1 ns and drape s go Loca te d rn Rus trc H 1lls Syracuse Oh•o sell<n g S19 100 la s t for MAKE US AN OFFER WE CANT REFUSE - NEW LISTING - Wa k out your back door and go f 1St11ng and ooat 1ng Woul d mak e a f rne sum m er nom e 2 Br s n1 ce stze llv rm Some furnt shtn g s go w rt h sa le Screened tn ba ck por ch Owne r may acce pt land c on tra c t wrtn s,zeao te down p ayment Th rs prope .. t y 1S nea r Holtday Hr s One 4 bedroom ran ch very modern West Shade near Cheste r 0 NEW LISTING FOR SALE n FARM Acres Chesl er Twp al l fenced 45 ac res pasture 22 acres of cropla nd One acre farm pond stocked 7 rooms balh wllh 4 bedrooms 10 ROOM VICTORIAN - 1 stor y new shtng le roof modern kttchen large ltv ng r oom wt th fireplace a. mtneral righ ts go wrth 1t 2 barns rn good condttlon Bashan Th s lg WHAT A CUTlEt - NEW LISTING - Lots of room m 1 lh1S 1mmaculatety kept 2 yr old 2 br ho m e Lovel y k t w1fh loi s ol n 1ce c a br net s applrances mc ludr ng washer 8. dryer Even tne ba th room 1S p rc tur e oerf t-c t r H as a n ce pantr y w t n ple n t y of sh elves f or ca nned goods Elec heat hrgne st e lec b 1 n 2 y r s y.a s S86 Sepa rat e neate d gara ge & a n ach ed carpo .. t 11 sa do l l hou se on a large lot Ctty water & drilled well FREE GAS IN HOUSE and localed In NEW LISTING - home w ers bu il t bac k n the early 1900 s As you walk rn yo u can ru st magtne the g r ace & ch arm th rs hom e ha._ ex pi>rren ced It has be aut tful wood en mantes and large double g la ss doors to en t er mt o the par or Ca ll lor more de ta rls Oh •o known as the James Barle y farm E)(cellent buy at $58 000 WE NEED LISTINGS WE ARE SELLING FAST LIST Wl'f H US DAIRY FARM - 125 a c (36 ac ol t ila b le land ) 1 25 8 lb totl ba se 2 lg corn c r bs m dk. hou se w th stalls equt pped wrlh Chore Bo y m ilkers 2 ou tbu ld ngs 8. tool shed 6 rm home w 1t h ve r y large room s - Call fo( m ore detatls Cheryl Lemley CHESHIRE 6 rm 2 story h om e c ompl etely remodeled w rl h alum srd rn g 2 or 3 brs 2 baths tam r m wtlh n rce frpl basement garage Also 19 (24 x40 ) garage an d 2 mobrle home ren tal s ASSOCIIh! Home Phont142 2003 Hollon Wollt Sr 69b 1734 J C PENNEY GAS RANGE <on lrnuous cleonmg o-.en 2 yrs WAlLTEX V INYL coated and pre pos ted wa ll cove nngs Choose old harvest gold Ca ll from 6-4 pollern books Cutck 446 9731 serv1ce Pho ne 992 3748 or 992 5020 Krng Bu tlders Supply Co Mlddleporl 0 Plenly cf l ree pork 1ng Burl d equrty rn lht S k r wr th lo ts ol butll1n c abtne1 s 3 BR rs and a ba th S t uat ed on a fl a t lo t rn Ga ll po s Pr1ced rrght OWN TWO REG APPO LOOSA MARES 1 1974 DAT,SU N PICKUP to foal ~oon I yeorl ng Ap '1'17 7<53 GOLD COUCH green plard chon Coll -446 7827 Sol Sun or Man oher 4pm Economy at tt s b es t - Bu1ld1ng Lo1s l 40 acr e s on 0 J Whil e Rd Thr s lot tS r estr1 ct ed l or your pr ol ec t ran A lso we h ave lot s on Pl easant School Rd ln tht S ar ea you hav e a ch orce ot lol stze tra m on e ac re up Call now 4 year o ld hom e 1nst ead of pay ng re nl All eleclrrc wrth baseboard heat A very nrce '9• _Jack W Carsey Mgr !tAil Phone 992 2181 SWIMMING POOLS Corner lot w1th a lovely J BR 1 1 2 ba th hom e A ll el ec trt c w1th cen tr al a r Thr s tme nom e fe a t ure s one of the ltnes t k.t t c hens tn fhe a r ea plus an overstzed two ca r at t ac h ed garag e wrth ove rh ead st or age Cr t y sc hoo l s Lookrng or an older home wr th a 1new o f the Oh1 o R ver'> You wr l l like thrs one S lualed on a nt ce we ll l andscaped lot rn the Galltpol rs School Dt strrc t Th ~ ftne'tld home has the modern to uch of lrke new carpet and rs pan e ed t hroughout You can also tak e The c h1 ll away wt lh an eve n1 ng f rr e 1n 1t s open firepl ace Call now fa r an appo,ntment You wr ll be g lad you d rd Pomeroy landmark boo I and tra der w lh 220 HP 1nboard ou !boord sleeps 4 lo 6 sk t cqurp all goes Call .446 2885 after 5pm o~ REDU CE SAFE & la sl w lh Go Bese Tabler s & E Vop wote t pdt) 446 6010 Nelson Oru.[__ NO RGE REFRIGERA TOR 4 yr s CO AL liME STONE sand grovel ol d Co ll440 2177 cokt um chlonde lerlr tler dog 1HREE ROOMS OF FURNITURE load and all rypes of sa lr h W It ~ell by group or p1ece Coil ce ~o r So li Works tn c E Mom 446 0580 51 Pomer oy 99'1 3891 1973 14 FT BOAT and Ira ler 35 HP Chrys ler ou tboa rd Call 256 1~ 7 evenmgs less th an 1 yr ol d & must b e seen ro apprec 1ate Spec 1a l featu r es are qua lrt y carpet th rougnout Wtf e a pp r oved k1l c hen wllh stove & relrrg thermop a nc w ndows marb l e srll s ga r age & a II a t lot on I he Floyd Cl ark Rd 1 J m t w est of Stat e Rt 160 $J2 900 Shown lJy :apporn tmcn t only & BLEND \976 HONDA 750 good cond H o~ el( tro ~ Co li 440 2568 oil er Spm Owner Wtll sell YA or FHA - Loc ated tn tne Ga llfpolts Schoo ! Ot strr c t us Steel s dtn g 3 BR s ca l 1n k t attach ed garage Call soon lor an appo1ntmen t T h s ~~ a very c ean ho m e New Lt stlng - All electrr c hom e wrth US Stee l Std ng owner rs be1ng tran sf err ed and rs anx ous to sell 3 BR s utrlf t y a r ea Lg ea t n krt tamrty room w1th sltd ng gla ss doors fenced bac k yard wrth l OxlO storage btu ld rng Call for a n appo1ntment l oday (304 1882 32 13 FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, POTASH, FERlO-PELS PH. 446.0552 ANYTIME THANK YOU FOR LISTING WITH VS REALTY I055lC Check our low, low pnces on McGHEE MANAGER 428 SECOND AVE. boom el(tro e ngme No l m workmg cond tho n Htgh es l btd OC<epled 81ds opened May 1 1q79 Loco tt on Ce nlrol Operotrng Company Ph lrp SPorn Plant P 0 Sox .3b8 New Ho ven W Vo 25765 Tele phone \hrlt POOL CHLORINE 100 lb ch lonne S79 95 Trl Stoles lorges t pool supp ly house Roger Hornsby Coo lville Oh Pool Co round baler purc hased new 1972 e~~Ccellenl <ond1t lon $1800 Money hrguaon hoy conditioner good condi t ion I tt Belly Type stde mower for USED FURNITURE tabl e & Sill: chglrs Hvtng room tables & table lamps Corbrn & Snyder furn Ph 446 11 71 I 745 58 18 LOWREY GENIE ORGAN model no 44 l u ll keyboard e1111ro rythu m oc co mpomment burl! 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BAII~H OOM~ l'ee SCA NDINA VIAN HEAlTH FOOD ~ 124 691l 73] COSME 11CS RlMO DHING Plurnbrng heo mg and o l lypc s ol gene ol repou Wo k guoron1eed 10 yea r ~ e " pe r en ce Ph one 992 14o<1 111 ( 0 ".' 0 hn g sup I ,, --d~Tor bockhoo ·c I 1\£'\t one qt ovcl "b lo·~ ;t o p pav ng Rt 143 N1one l {6 4 KAY loc1ol Pohy Ft lch consultant Coll4 46 A204 \ \o\ARTIN -- WASHERS AND DRYERS WRINGE R WASHERS RANGES All SOlD WIT H GUARANTEE WE AlSO SEA VICE APPliANCES SKAGGS APPLIANCES 1918 EASTERN AVE Coll44b 1398 tabbl 1 19 the - 16 ) Roman II IN FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING Free Estrmore s Ptek up an d Jelrvery seH• ce coli Mowrey s Uphols lerr PI Pleasant W Vo 675 •1 54 165 Sle am sh rp 17 - FOR THE BESI sc ale dea 84 86 88 89 GOOD USED !58 Insect e gg 163 A Sla le la bb' 1 289.95 9 a_ Jack W Clrsey, Mvr IliA Phone m 2181 LAV"'E S NEW & USED FURNITUR E NEW -' 12)1 16 gran co1pet SSO Melol gl der $75 So fa cho r rockor oll omon 3 table s SSOO Bedr oom ~u 1 r e mop le 0 1 p1ne $1 ~ 30 elec rn c ranges $200 Bedroom suttc wh re $250 SJOO wh te maple or ptne SJOO Solo & Cho r S200 Ear Am ~ o fo & cho11 $300 modern ~ o fo <horr loveseot S2 75 solo bed w th molchtng chotr $1 ~0 Reel ne1~ SIOO and up Tabe s Collee oa k He.agon maple or p1 ne $60 eo ch Roc ke r S55 m aple or pme fable 4 chotr s $215 Hutch S275 1 pc 0 ne lle $109 Sp< DneTte$5500 Bunk beds complete $1 50 S7'i5 & S2SO mo!lresse s 0 1 box sp1 ngs reg or hrm $bO eo che st of drawer $38 labb1 1 83 K ng o f Ju 1 Let us test your water Free Al l TYPES of burld lng mot e ol s bloc k br ck sewer p pe ~ w n I ntel s et( Cloudu de w s W nters R1 0 Grande 0 Phone 245 5121 after S 156 A s1a1e 161 No le ol Pomeroy Landmark & condttton your water Wllh Co-<>P walor softener Model UC SVI, Now Only ZENilH COLOR CO NSOLE 153 En co un lered 15d Whllc Ho u se tn r Ita s 80 Lance 8? Decla res Lei Fergu~on 151 Polch MUST SEll NEED A WATER SOFTENER? 6 Go ll 5 REALTY 38B 9341 Lowrey Gen1e Organ Mode l No 44 l ull keyboar d extra ry th m budt tn KITC HEN o cc ompon1rnen1 FURN IT URE Al so Cosse Tte to pe playe r I yr old washer dryer relrrg range $1700Call446 151 4 uprt ghl freezer m crowove 2 l V sets ond other household good s Rr drng mower lrtler ond wh eelbarrow Coli 756 1378 opl Hou se w!lh ya rd mom ed co uple Phone 2"5 S66b afler 5 PM mou nd s 1d6 F1rn 148 lta ltan corn I SO A1ve r 1n G er many 73 lnc lrnell 75 Devour e d f6 Un p ro duc lrve !7 Drnner co ur se 79 Co nd e sce n d tng lool!. s furn ~hed Wim~ol\enl 140 Wml e t ve h1 c tes 143 Note o f scale 12 Surler ts hear ng 10 Walk o n 11 Pl a tf o r rn ~ ~6 egged 0110 9 O<g a ns 0 1 1/3 Ar ab1an se apo rt body 1977 Yamaha 650 low m rl eo ge exc cond 440 9762 Pomeroy landmark 104 Hf!r O C 106 Reve ence 107 Ob scure 108 Gtrl s name I 10 Part 1n play 111 Eskm o s t 2 C IVI l •nrury 114 Pe lly ru le r 116 Teors 11 7 Sums u p I 19 M rd d ay 121 Old nam e lor Tharta nct 122 Ma,o rrry 123 Olphtf)ong 125 Stng m g b rr d 127 Symbol lo r rubtd u rn 128 Goes tn 1/ 9 O rga nrzed grou p t 30 Gun s 131 W errder 133 P1t ch e r 136 Immerse 13R M oves d e ways 38 Ca rn 40 Bu c kel 42 Ver se 44 Heavenly Houseboat 7B II D11fl R Cruz bedroom balh & kr lchen 130 HP Valvo Manne Eng tne ca rp eted sun deck exc co nd S6000 fnm 075 256-4 alle1 5 PM 949 7753 102 Sa IOI bal 36 Ju mr 56 Pa n THREE Boat 36 h 1975 G1bson l wtn 255 Mercrurser Engme Fly 8r dge fu lly equ1pped ve ry dean Hu n tingt on Wvo Ph soften -ROOM - 95 O b VIOUS 27 Se rvan t 29 Go ss rp 31 Co m pa ss 001n1 34 Krck.ed foo t Roc ne FURNSIHED APT m Pomeroy Bus mess d str Cl Su r1ab e for construC TIOn worker s Pho ne 992 3201 ofrer S pm 97 Oce an s 98 8 1shopr c 20 All 111 949 71S3 90 Barracuda s 91 M an s name 93 ln cl1 natr o n s ro Artr!r c 1al 8 Wager 121 Secu re 122 Or sta nce m ea sure 16 Rule 17 Anc 1e n1 18 Earth god dess 19 Or rcd grape 69 Long 6 SpOOl 7 Ex c lamati on 120 Pm 1er s measure c 68 Gram use ot 69 Slo r; and o BRADFO RD Aucl .aneer Com pi(] re ~ fHv ce Ph Me 94q :?487 01 94Gl 7000 Rae ne Oh o Cr It Brad ford 3 Ors1r Cl At to rn ey (abbr t 4 Un1 t Ol S ame se curr ency 5 Wan t 116 Decay s 11 7 Be ve rage I IB EleC Hd eel panr c le cs pe a11an 66 Inlet 2 GHI s name In k.tng 67 Goal ro 1 d<a 59 Se paral e 7 74 ti c DOWN 1 t5 Symb ol lo r nes s to Pomeroy Ohto 45769 Estimates by Apporntment Phont 99'1 7119 scale 160 Regula tiO n 167 So w s 164 Gnome s 166 Impell ed o n war d 168 Cnarr 169 A ncren t charro t 170 Walks u n sleadrtv 171 Sar c asm rectr on 103 Bo rn 105 Destgnaled 107 Pr e ft ); IWI CC I 09 Cove r 110 H yhw av 111 Clever 113 Femdl P Shee p I P I 114 We gh l o li n 48 Co upl e ~9 15 / Che ck 159 No te ol 102 C hanged 4/ Sym bol 101 lin '-=='--- s, 10 • SO mob le !-r ome 'l bedroom neo t Roctne 992 5858 sf' ------ AND Jack's Septic Tank Service 3B7> WA! 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Phone 992 2181 SOUTHEASTERN OHIO BOARD OF REALTORS CLELA ND REALTY VIRGIL B lEAFORD S R BIU'S Pomeroy landmark I 16· 22 1978 BAIRD& FULLER ' ANADA\'REALTY LfAD INGHAM R EAL ESTATE SOUT HE RN HILL S REALTY WIS EMAN AGENCY RUSSELL WOOD R oute~ Anchormg , Sktrllng Awn1ng s, Patto Covers Carports Roof Pa 1n:, Set up and Re Ieve lmg Ca II Phone 985 3811f Dupont matenals 134 Fla t b o t la me d b oa! 135 PromoniDI V 1)6 Rom an g o d s t37 Ptgpens 1]9 Tr dm gs 1a1 Pat en t !CO toq ) 14 2 Mak e lace 143 A !I IC 145 Europf'an lrnc h 147 Grrl s n ck name 149 v e ssel 152 Fo r e ); tu nple 1a bb 1 1 1S3 Han dle d to ughly 155 Too k ones par t Btl L tk e l y narr c 26 AlhiPirC Q o up 28 Han d le 30 In ear a ! 31 Prono un 33 On ce around lra cl- 39 40 dl 43 45 as sop 83 Call B' B sll e 24 Sl)ar e 25 Man s n1c;k 61 Sha' DAVID BRICKLES - 17 Mon sle It 54 Th oroug H Remodeling • V!Ce v A s Much Care \ ' Your Weddtn g -- ; J APT FOR r enl Ren tal s ossrss ton ce ro les lor Senror Ct ttzen s Contac t Vrlage Manor Apls M iddlepo rt 9q2 7787 Trucks $115 00 Body work & repa<r $1 00 per onch us<ng ontv the besl 132 Rt ppe d wr li en f8 Sen to tabbr ! 79 Part s o f Jacke t 81 G ree k fe ller 8? 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BUl lDOZ ER borld oe I ne~ t o t C' 12 pl ( tar 1., pu 11 p r gou t Ph one Pho ne day 01 ELLIOTT APPLIANCE II For The Best Pnce In Town See Denver Kapple At DOZER FOR HIRE day 01 n rghr Small Engme Sales & Se rv1ce BOLEN MULCHERS Spoctal Ocwoons CARTER CAll RO ACH WAHR DEliVERY 44b 75 45 or 446 6568 Ma1or new communtty m ental health center m south easter n Ohto seeks M A Psycholog rst or equivalent Expenence preferred but w i lt const de r recent graduate Ma1or duttes '"valve tn tervu~w mg t est1 ng chtld and famtly therapy and psy chologtcal evalua tt ons wtth both chtldren and adu lts rn a larg e rural Appalachtan setting Salary compeftfrve and c ommen s urate wtth u : p ert e nc e Ltberal fnnge benefits Se nd resume cover letter and ftve rete re nces to Harn et Kaufman Ph 0 Otre ctor of Chi ld Servrc.s Gal Ita Jack son Metgs Commumty Menta l 99l 711J LAWN BOY MOWERS & Anmversaues 3 12 1 mo 446 7833 eve •q> 44 6 1\ h~ll Hl \ 1 b3 Se< A ve Porha1b Passports Auto & Truck Repatr Also Transm1sS1on Repair Phone 992 5682 WILKINSON ..,, Locu st Street Middl epor t o Phone 992 30 92 Weddlnl$ Sl Rl 143 loward Rulland 0 SHO P \\ Itt II dt t J tJ( I I ~ rJ!JJ t t r REESE SERVICE ' uff HI Ill h Hi d tll d di M <Jl cJ woiPr '> ewl?l i' lec t ( go'> lne ., Ju ff r II \ 11 1 tl lt otlltl ll t nd o r d ch e ~ 1:.> n( hS\ w de o 5 It deep WotP t " hook up\ I I I I I I I U'- 1 \ '-.-.., '. 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'"'"IVJ Ph 9911 114 I ll li NGER wol er del 'ICiy ~c c Co!l37q717 4 ~~ an d j You Your Ring s 1\ ~ 1 Ph otographer t{ ' 1 ~ & J .. , PHOTOG~APHY- The Photograph.,. ul Larrv Baker II Mtddleporl Oht o 4 IJ TlO K1tchen Cabtnets RooftnQ Concrete Pattos S• d ewalks N e w Constru c t to n & Cl 1c i-, be e tl e 27 ~ 1!a org ;:u 1 23 En co mrum General Contracting OF MOBIL£ HOME SERVICE PROPERTY AND LAND IS A PRECIOUS RIGHT WE ALL MUST WORK TO KEEP You r local REALTORS are conce rned abou t protec tmg and preserving the r~ghtto pnvate property own erShip concerned about home and land valu es conce rned about 1mprovmg the co mmumty REALTOR S are work1ng to make things happen here And th ey mv1te you to 1010 them 1n a protect to hel p 1m prove the community Working togeth er for Improvement enhances land an d property vai Loes And 11 helps preserve our system of free enterpnse REALTORS ' need people l1ke you to help For tnformat•on on how you can help contact your local REA LTOR' today ~. Private r='rcc ElllarptiJc: Propcrt~:~ I I r JI'L l MJ\KIIJG Wuk 1978 filii I(,') Apr~l 1\J\P I'~ I 44&-2642 _ __J Wilt CAPf fo 1he Pldefly h£) IH'l fl hO l f {f9') 731 4 II OU! rlMA l~ SHK ING ~ "PII"l ytn t>tll E• P" ' Ct rc 1n bonkm g and O'. se< ' f' la y booki-. eepc I veat ~ o f b u:. 1e~~ co llege 9 <~ 4 'l-1 0 or 24 1 3Bbi 446 1013 446 3636 446 1n9 446 6610 44t 3634 446 I066 POMEROY 992 2259 992 3321 APPLIA NCE SERV ICE ha •e en larged our urvice d e partm e nt and Will servtce Hotpotnt and We other brand s 87 Foot !Ja 1 team 89 Sour c e s o ! wat e r 90 Glo ss y lab IO C 92 Tody 9d Wr thout e n d 95 Bu cc a ne e 96 Young salm on (p i) 97 De c lares 99 ;:, rlkw o m 100 F oo t t cs~ 101 Goddess o f dr sco rd Epr c s~a tJlle s Wrse pe r son Greek le!I Pr Abov e Fal se nood s Hr nder W.anrl es ta Ir o n o f C St)CC I ~?T r a p cal trul tau: 56 Sa 1 SOi u iiOn 57 Bea Nrt 62 K. rnd o 1 lab FOUR BEDROOM hou!ie Chester Ohio 10 30 c 4 9 1mo 63 New spaper paragraph 64 Syrnbol t or wm enrum labbr ) 71 Co nduc ted 124 Blac kb d 126 M a ne sna 1 I 28 Run away Ia 11 Norc or sc al e 13 Prr es t s ves tmen t 14 Pc d o rrn s 15 Tenti iNl be ma r ned 130 Or m n tSh 1n amo un l 72 Oepos l! s 7d Woooen bo~~: Peru se 48 Urg e o n 49 Ca ll s 50 Aqua ! c mamma l 51 Ru p e~ s l abbr ) 53 Man s nam e 55 1eul o n1 c de rl y ol skele !o n 58 Su rgr cal saw 60 Brbl rca wee d 62 Dampen s 6~ Southw es t ern tn d1an 58 Hold on DIOPerty 14~ Wrmge r washer s sweepers Dryers range s cofl ee and end tab les TV s Free zers bed room ,;url es beds table !> lamps cho1 r s a lh er tlems book case coli •146 0322 Monday lhru Fr r doy 9 lo 8 p m Solurdoy 9 to 5 p m 3 m1 out Bulov lie Rd - Den u de Make l<t ce G rl s name Pol ts h es Swe eper!> l o o s t~ r!> .ron!> oil ~ ~ noll oppl once!i Lawn mower eJtl lo 51o te Hrghwoy Gorog e on Rou te 7 Ph one (014 ) 98 5 HAY FOR SAl E bv bo le or tru<k lood Coll256 6535 -RE FRIGERATORS numbe r Stx PENDElTON REBUilT BATTE RIES $I 8 w11h uchonge new ones $31 guoronteed 388 85q6 170 MARV ~ l WI NG SEATA PERFECT SlEE PER LOW EVE RY DAY PR ICES All SIZES AVAILABLE COR BIN AND SNYDE R FURN ITU RE QS5 IE CONO 446 1111 MA CHIN[ Repou !> ~e r ( r all noke ~ 992 1'184 The Fo bt c Shop Pomer a v A utho r Htd S nger Sole\ and 1/ I ( C We ~ he r pen Scrs!oor ~ v Loosrng go rnrng mam1enonce Pa lsy Ftt ch consu llont Call 446 420.4 4! iJ lO lJ :% ~ i6 l5 EX CAVAII NG do t er loa der at1d bar k hoe work du mp t uc k ~ and o bo r s lor h 1e w II haul I I d t l to so I 1rne!i i One and gr avel Coli Bob or Roger JtJI f (H~ d a yphoru~?7009 nglt phone 99'1 3.'J75 o 99'1 5237 WILl do tooling <on.s lruct on plum b ng or d hea t ng No 1ob too lot ge or too smol Ph ontJ 742 7348 [, AND e r ode led (etornt ' ·,: ·: K t l(h fl fl~ 1 le pl um ~~. bing t orpen tr v and genera! mo nl(>noncc 13 yea r!. e); pet once 99') JOb'!> !:1, :.l•:•·• J l! NS E-XC AVtrriNG ComP'e to r m r PI oru '19'] ?rt78 ~0 J:, ' ·t•I••H ~~~· ·· · 1.1, II 'I 0 S tra ctor Ph367 7182 S120 baby ~ t roller and ron s screen g ro te Coli 446 2684 TV I replace tubula r 1 , HP OU1 B0A RD MO TO R A I rnost new Put <haset wt ll get boot li ee Co113b7 780 APPOLOOSA GELDING ol d Co11256 1507 2 yr~ UlllllY TRAI LER $85 Bolen s !facto r $450 Gra vely frO<Ior w 11h ottochmeng S8 SO Call 4-46 741:1 Bk bed s home I ~ pn n g robe Coll446 4057 1101 ~I IO <• ~ 17111 ~ po 111 - I- lof- 1131 ~ 1- Jl ~ Ill 114 ~171 ~ 126 117 " 133 ~lldr34,_.+-~ lA t B88 !!!' 6" 6013146 20% OFF EVERYTHING IN lHE STORE REMODEliNG SAlE NEW SEAl V MA 11RE5SES WERE $69 95 NOW S55 95 NEW 5 PC WOOD OINE TlE SETS 1ABLE 42 x 54 WAS $199 Q5 NOW $159 95 RICES NEW AND USED FURNITURE 85A AVENUE 446 9523 SECOND _ _ f.ARM EQUIPMENT, John O..rt 290 com plonlo1 goOd condt t 1on $220 Allla Cholmen small $400 Roodsv1llo 614 378 blt I Half Corot diamond ring approts ~ ed $1 Of6 Will soli lo' $700 Coil 446 1514 PUll TYP E olummu m camper equ rpped 70 Ford 4 dr HT dean !own mower 2 ocre lor Co 14 40 3375 alter 6pm P 8 H CRANt-m~de NeW Lt Stmg - Res1r1c ted burldrng lot tn Cha ro ta1s Htll s 3 34 ac r es w1th lot s of r oad f ron tage Call now TRAVH TR AILER 32 II Im pala 1!177 mode l Call 388 859'2 or 4.46 7508 1970 HO NDA 360 also Wh r lpool au to washer Coli Ht- 0157 AVA CADO GREEN heavv duly Kenrn o e dryor l year~ old Ike new S100 Ca!l446 4o35 11 F T CABIN CRU ISER Skr lf Croll - ---- Lefl ove r 1977 models 19 K 3 t x 6 ouhrde d mens ons W lh fen£e deck !titer rncluded WHILE they los I Al so 22 new mode ls for 1978 We n stol l Fu ll I no )(II g ova lobe Co li co ll ect 1 614 47b 4677 Pengum Pool s of Olu o Inc Open 7 day s o week HOME IMPROVEMENTS Storm W1ndows. Storm Doors , Replacement Wm dows, Pato J Covers, Alummum S1dmg and Accessones calf BIU'S 446-2642 $7150 Phone 161 • )698 32'10 B & S MOBILE H0MES Pt Pl ea son! W Vo bes1de Heck s 197J Broo d more 1111 x b-4 2 bedroom 1973 Da r on 14 x 602 bedroom 1977 Vt<lo tan 14 • 67 3 bedroom 2 both 1977 Covenlry 12 .1165 3 bed 1oom 1969 Sto lesrnon 11 • 60 2 bedroo n !7 100 p o l o~ s~ftl l y Caii2Sb 1q51 -- RIDING MOWER 8 HP Coli 446 126-4 OWNER TRANSFERRED - NICE PIGS for sale Aft er 5 <oil 949 7857 1976 CHEVROLET J,. ton p ickup Ex cellent condrl• on $3500 Reedsv11le 614 378 6311 FARM EQUIPMEN T John Deere 290 Corn plon ler good con d r on $220 Allis Chalmer s sm o I round baler Purchased new I C172 e•cellenl cond rtton SI 800 Mossey Fe rguson hoy cond honer good cond1lron $400 Re edsv ll e 61 4 376 6J I 1 BEN TL Y PIG SALE Aprtl 29 8pm Foye tle County For r ground~ Woshrnglon Courthouse Sell mg 150 head of D uro<~ Homps Spot!a Crossbred and Reg HAV FOR sa le Co I qq2 7306 grits ConSignor Roger Bent ly 31 17 Reed Rd Sobrna Oh BRUSH HOG 7 loot J D p ull type lrrple umversol drrve shalt slrp 45169 5135842:198 8 tlone clul<h puncture proof trres Srs lers Rolph Oook Hoppe\ Very good co nd I on Shode Happy Hogs MUST SELL - 3 BR ran ch 1 bath gas neat ar r cond ga r age larg e corn er tor on L eGran de B l vd rn Gr ee n Acres Subdrvt sro n Sho wn by apporntmen t 1WO MILES OUT - Route 160 appro x 5 acr es level and good mvestmcnl for only SI O 000 LOG CABIN - Large stone I replace modern ba lh toft logs are hand hewn 14 wooded acres great pla ce to get away EDGE OF TOWN - Lovely 2 BR ran c h s c lean as a p rn and off ers a 12)120 fam ly rm L R modern k1tche n laundry r m stee l sr drn g slorm door s and w n dow s ce nt a~r and ove r acre of lan d Shown by appornl men t YOUR OWN CAMPSITE rn t he wr lderness of the Wayne Natt ona l Forest 5to 8 acre t racts of woodland now availab l e adror n tng thousands a t acres of governm ent land Publi c hunt rng fish ng and camp ng permrtted Pr1ce s star ! at S/500 wtlh f nan crng ava1lab le MORGAN TOWNSHIP J6 acres near Me gs M tne s 5 acres revet mo st c t bala nce cou ld be p a sture small s tr e am town s h rP road S11 900 RACCOON CREEK - ECONOMY TRACTOR w lh all at t och rnenl~ t rke ne w o~ktng 1J a c res of ft at la n d w lh appro x 1500 f t of creeh fronrage sa ndy soil bam located n Nort hern Ga ll a Co S13 OQQ INCOME PROPERTY 2'1 000 sq II budd ng loca ted n Mrddlcport rwl potcnllal of over SJO 000 per yea r Call for mor e rn lormat ,on COMME R"AL SITE L oca ted on St a re Rout e 7 a! Kdnauga Cor ner 101 has i'PprO)( 170 11 tro nt a ge on 7 Ideal f or almosl an~ ty pe b u stn ess SEEING IS BELIE VIN G - Once you see t hts 5 BR b t level you wdl agree lh<~t I s pr1 ced r gh t a l $55 000 5 yr o ld beaut{ s ru sl Irk.~;! new & fea tur es a 20x28 t am 1ly r oom w!lh WB firepla ce 2 balh s lar ge LR co mpl ete mod e rn ktl c h en w t h r efr q ran ge d ts hwasher d rsp & l rasn comp a cl or ga s near ce nt a1r & ga rage Le t us show yo u th 1S beaut,. & you be th e tudg e EIGHT FARM FOR SALE - tage on St<Jic Rout e 7 i'IP prox 6 m1 nor th o f town W lll edSC' a ll Or po;trt LOTS FOR SALE RODNEY AREA CHARLIE S LIV E Bo I Mmnows nrght craw lers red worms gorden worms Flshtng l1cense 1 1• mile obo_.e Syracuse Pork Rt 124 1969 INTE RNATIONAL METRO Von $1500 6140983290 STEWART 5 GUN SHOP Guns lor sole or !rode 29 Remmglons 31 Remrng tons Mode! 12 Wm chesters and many rnore See or coll742 2421 ONE TABLE 4 chot ra $10 1 dishwasher S25 992 7059 ofler 5 SIDERS EQUIPMENT COMPANY HENDERSON W VA ONE FERGUSON f,onl loader HESTER FARM EQUIPMENT Ferguson 1-4 In plows I rotory DEAlER PARlS AND SERVICE hoe I bockscoop Phone CAilo15 34~0 992 ()229 Zl FT PONTOON BOAr 3 Y" 1q10 FORD I l oo flo! bed truck o ld 40 HP Mercury Thunder w lthsrde prec:es Good shape boll eng good cond Col i Coli 992 11t08 doy o' 742 2030 ~2'i;SOiii"'l2~1~0i;:::;:c;;;-:--::== ofter6 Sll VER DOllARS ondgoiO coins f or mveslment or collection MTS COIN SHOP Col t 4•b la.t '2 _:o::r..::•= •• ::.: 06 ~90 ::::__ _ _ _ __ ELECTRIC RANGE 30 ln carpet sofa like new blue Ca ll 446 3323 HALF CARAI I)I~MOND RING app1olsod Sl oi6 )YIII ~ ell lo, $100 Coli I 504 ••b 1976 HONDA MR2~ ex ce11ent condihon 5750 1938 Horley •• Oovrdson Cuslom rz ed ce llent condlhan ho t. w r<rde cl utch ond shill and o ther o< ceuorles $3000 614 698 3290 BASS BOAl 16 foot Monork Malor and tro ller Good condl lion Pnced lor lost sole 992 3231 ofle.~l_:5:__,_ __ Check W1th Us Before You Buy. WE NEED LISTINGS HOBSTETTER REALTY GeorgeS Hcb!tener Jr Broker 101 '1> Sycamore Sl BOB LANE, BRANCH MANAGER 855 SECOND AVENUE GALLI POLIS, OHIO Pomeroy Oh1o PHONE 992 6333 Off1c~ Hours 9amto4pm Clased Thursdays saturdays at noon and OFFICE 446-7900 LET THE GALLERY SELL YOUR PROPERTY Your Full Tome Real Estate Broker G OOD FOR NOTHING e x c ept h unt ng & c amprng 40 ac r es of the wrld cs l cou ntry rn Ga 1t 1a Co Lo cated n lhe Way ne N a !tonal For est & pr1 CC'CI a t S9 900 A SOUND IN VESTMEN T clescr bes th s 47 A tra c t ot ld ml Loc a ted appr o x 3 , mt fr om H olz f.! r H o~)Jt ! al nef!r Kc>r r Ro ll rny tr ac t IS m os tl y c lean g r ass land & prr ce d a t $d O 000 53 5 acres M L mostl y woode d 1d'"cl to r yo ur wee ke nd Cclrnp Loca ted m Morq an Twp and pr 1ced al 112 100 sso 000 FARM 150 acr es mostl y c l ean rolling hd l pa sture Good w oven wrr e l encc s lo t s of rei front.1g c old ltouse an d bt:rrn rm d lob "'ase 160 acres 100 acre s p as tur e & c ropland c Oa l & lrmestone repor ted near prop osed U S 35 good nves tm ent p r operty S100 000 We Are Offenng Ftnancing Through VA, FHA and Conventtonal Loans. v ACRES A I c lean m os t till able p r escnuy rn g ra ss 7 p a nels se v er al good barn s & she ds 3 c ow mdk pa r lor fob bas e 11)160 mob !e hom e rs now r ented 650 ff fron1 .1g e on Slate Rl 55<1 al Eno Oh o 2 000 I t tr on ta ge on county rd 575 000 Cal f for m or e ctc t ad s PAST URE Loca ted on old Roul c 160 at E ve r g r een Ltn coln Prke & Georg es Cree k Rd Co wat er avarla bl e Mobrle nome s w e lc om e S22 500 wtll buy l or yo u aver,. cam tortnble 2 B R home sr tualed o n a 96 of an acre lot Tht S ol de r home ha~ large a covered front por ch over: took ng tn e Ohro R ver Lock.s and Da m Also an outburtdrng ( 1/x 18 ) th at rs rn exc e ll ent cond 1lr o n The owner s ve ry an x10us to se ll Gl've us a c al today Tom Whole, Salesman, Home Phone 446 9SS7 ~ 101 HUNT ERS DELIGHT COMMERCIAL LAND FOR LEA SE - 400 II Iron Nea t As A P en - Sttu ated on a large tla t lot rn Gaiii PO irs Th s lo~Jely hom e has 2 BR c ou d b e thr ee LQ eat 1n lur tg utr 1 tv room L"R bath and a one car an ac ned ga r ag e A nd th a t s nor a l l You wtll e n1 ov na tural gas for ced a1r h eat and cent ral arr condr tr onrng If you ar e hobby m1n d ed you w II lrk e th e arge two ca r ga rag e on fhe bac k ot t he !of It ha s ga s and ele c tr rc For an appo ntment to see fh s home call now Thr s on e shoul d se ll soon Check th1 s one out before rl s too late An all brr ck. ran c h w1lh lot s of ex tr as T h1 s! ke new home was only occ up ed for 7 p onth ~ and the ow ne r was tr a nsferr ed Th rs no m e tS draped throu ghout has exce ll en l ca rper 1 and d 1S ve r y c lean You w rll en roY the con ve n, ence and co mfort of a heat p u mp f or heatrng a nd c ooltng Th1s 1 nc home rn e lud es a con l rnuou s c teanrng range dr shwas her a nd drsposa Th ere rs mu c h mor e to be s ar d for thiS lov el y hom e Call n ow for mor e de ta ilS T HOUSANO DOLLARS 4 rms b atn pa r i basem en! needs sa m e r e pa r s w ood bu rnrn g sto ve almost 'l acres on th e Bar cu s Hollow Rd Clay rownshtp Ga ll rpo l s (t ty Sch oo o, s l LISTINGS NEEDED WE ADVERTISE NA TIO'IALL Y - WE BUY SELL - TRAt.: RANNY BLACKBURN, BRANCH MANAGER New Ltstmg balh 3 bedrooms 4 yr old fully carpete d electric heat (Ohro Power) carport wtth storage area Om ng and cooki ng area separate A 1r condl ftoned all cur ta1 ns and drape s go Loca te d rn Rus trc H 1lls Syracuse Oh•o sell<n g S19 100 la s t for MAKE US AN OFFER WE CANT REFUSE - NEW LISTING - Wa k out your back door and go f 1St11ng and ooat 1ng Woul d mak e a f rne sum m er nom e 2 Br s n1 ce stze llv rm Some furnt shtn g s go w rt h sa le Screened tn ba ck por ch Owne r may acce pt land c on tra c t wrtn s,zeao te down p ayment Th rs prope .. t y 1S nea r Holtday Hr s One 4 bedroom ran ch very modern West Shade near Cheste r 0 NEW LISTING FOR SALE n FARM Acres Chesl er Twp al l fenced 45 ac res pasture 22 acres of cropla nd One acre farm pond stocked 7 rooms balh wllh 4 bedrooms 10 ROOM VICTORIAN - 1 stor y new shtng le roof modern kttchen large ltv ng r oom wt th fireplace a. mtneral righ ts go wrth 1t 2 barns rn good condttlon Bashan Th s lg WHAT A CUTlEt - NEW LISTING - Lots of room m 1 lh1S 1mmaculatety kept 2 yr old 2 br ho m e Lovel y k t w1fh loi s ol n 1ce c a br net s applrances mc ludr ng washer 8. dryer Even tne ba th room 1S p rc tur e oerf t-c t r H as a n ce pantr y w t n ple n t y of sh elves f or ca nned goods Elec heat hrgne st e lec b 1 n 2 y r s y.a s S86 Sepa rat e neate d gara ge & a n ach ed carpo .. t 11 sa do l l hou se on a large lot Ctty water & drilled well FREE GAS IN HOUSE and localed In NEW LISTING - home w ers bu il t bac k n the early 1900 s As you walk rn yo u can ru st magtne the g r ace & ch arm th rs hom e ha._ ex pi>rren ced It has be aut tful wood en mantes and large double g la ss doors to en t er mt o the par or Ca ll lor more de ta rls Oh •o known as the James Barle y farm E)(cellent buy at $58 000 WE NEED LISTINGS WE ARE SELLING FAST LIST Wl'f H US DAIRY FARM - 125 a c (36 ac ol t ila b le land ) 1 25 8 lb totl ba se 2 lg corn c r bs m dk. hou se w th stalls equt pped wrlh Chore Bo y m ilkers 2 ou tbu ld ngs 8. tool shed 6 rm home w 1t h ve r y large room s - Call fo( m ore detatls Cheryl Lemley CHESHIRE 6 rm 2 story h om e c ompl etely remodeled w rl h alum srd rn g 2 or 3 brs 2 baths tam r m wtlh n rce frpl basement garage Also 19 (24 x40 ) garage an d 2 mobrle home ren tal s ASSOCIIh! Home Phont142 2003 Hollon Wollt Sr 69b 1734 J C PENNEY GAS RANGE <on lrnuous cleonmg o-.en 2 yrs WAlLTEX V INYL coated and pre pos ted wa ll cove nngs Choose old harvest gold Ca ll from 6-4 pollern books Cutck 446 9731 serv1ce Pho ne 992 3748 or 992 5020 Krng Bu tlders Supply Co Mlddleporl 0 Plenly cf l ree pork 1ng Burl d equrty rn lht S k r wr th lo ts ol butll1n c abtne1 s 3 BR rs and a ba th S t uat ed on a fl a t lo t rn Ga ll po s Pr1ced rrght OWN TWO REG APPO LOOSA MARES 1 1974 DAT,SU N PICKUP to foal ~oon I yeorl ng Ap '1'17 7<53 GOLD COUCH green plard chon Coll -446 7827 Sol Sun or Man oher 4pm Economy at tt s b es t - Bu1ld1ng Lo1s l 40 acr e s on 0 J Whil e Rd Thr s lot tS r estr1 ct ed l or your pr ol ec t ran A lso we h ave lot s on Pl easant School Rd ln tht S ar ea you hav e a ch orce ot lol stze tra m on e ac re up Call now 4 year o ld hom e 1nst ead of pay ng re nl All eleclrrc wrth baseboard heat A very nrce '9• _Jack W Carsey Mgr !tAil Phone 992 2181 SWIMMING POOLS Corner lot w1th a lovely J BR 1 1 2 ba th hom e A ll el ec trt c w1th cen tr al a r Thr s tme nom e fe a t ure s one of the ltnes t k.t t c hens tn fhe a r ea plus an overstzed two ca r at t ac h ed garag e wrth ove rh ead st or age Cr t y sc hoo l s Lookrng or an older home wr th a 1new o f the Oh1 o R ver'> You wr l l like thrs one S lualed on a nt ce we ll l andscaped lot rn the Galltpol rs School Dt strrc t Th ~ ftne'tld home has the modern to uch of lrke new carpet and rs pan e ed t hroughout You can also tak e The c h1 ll away wt lh an eve n1 ng f rr e 1n 1t s open firepl ace Call now fa r an appo,ntment You wr ll be g lad you d rd Pomeroy landmark boo I and tra der w lh 220 HP 1nboard ou !boord sleeps 4 lo 6 sk t cqurp all goes Call .446 2885 after 5pm o~ REDU CE SAFE & la sl w lh Go Bese Tabler s & E Vop wote t pdt) 446 6010 Nelson Oru.[__ NO RGE REFRIGERA TOR 4 yr s CO AL liME STONE sand grovel ol d Co ll440 2177 cokt um chlonde lerlr tler dog 1HREE ROOMS OF FURNITURE load and all rypes of sa lr h W It ~ell by group or p1ece Coil ce ~o r So li Works tn c E Mom 446 0580 51 Pomer oy 99'1 3891 1973 14 FT BOAT and Ira ler 35 HP Chrys ler ou tboa rd Call 256 1~ 7 evenmgs less th an 1 yr ol d & must b e seen ro apprec 1ate Spec 1a l featu r es are qua lrt y carpet th rougnout Wtf e a pp r oved k1l c hen wllh stove & relrrg thermop a nc w ndows marb l e srll s ga r age & a II a t lot on I he Floyd Cl ark Rd 1 J m t w est of Stat e Rt 160 $J2 900 Shown lJy :apporn tmcn t only & BLEND \976 HONDA 750 good cond H o~ el( tro ~ Co li 440 2568 oil er Spm Owner Wtll sell YA or FHA - Loc ated tn tne Ga llfpolts Schoo ! Ot strr c t us Steel s dtn g 3 BR s ca l 1n k t attach ed garage Call soon lor an appo1ntmen t T h s ~~ a very c ean ho m e New Lt stlng - All electrr c hom e wrth US Stee l Std ng owner rs be1ng tran sf err ed and rs anx ous to sell 3 BR s utrlf t y a r ea Lg ea t n krt tamrty room w1th sltd ng gla ss doors fenced bac k yard wrth l OxlO storage btu ld rng Call for a n appo1ntment l oday (304 1882 32 13 FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, POTASH, FERlO-PELS PH. 446.0552 ANYTIME THANK YOU FOR LISTING WITH VS REALTY I055lC Check our low, low pnces on McGHEE MANAGER 428 SECOND AVE. boom el(tro e ngme No l m workmg cond tho n Htgh es l btd OC<epled 81ds opened May 1 1q79 Loco tt on Ce nlrol Operotrng Company Ph lrp SPorn Plant P 0 Sox .3b8 New Ho ven W Vo 25765 Tele phone \hrlt POOL CHLORINE 100 lb ch lonne S79 95 Trl Stoles lorges t pool supp ly house Roger Hornsby Coo lville Oh Pool Co round baler purc hased new 1972 e~~Ccellenl <ond1t lon $1800 Money hrguaon hoy conditioner good condi t ion I tt Belly Type stde mower for USED FURNITURE tabl e & Sill: chglrs Hvtng room tables & table lamps Corbrn & Snyder furn Ph 446 11 71 I 745 58 18 LOWREY GENIE ORGAN model no 44 l u ll keyboard e1111ro rythu m oc co mpomment burl! 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BAII~H OOM~ l'ee SCA NDINA VIAN HEAlTH FOOD ~ 124 691l 73] COSME 11CS RlMO DHING Plurnbrng heo mg and o l lypc s ol gene ol repou Wo k guoron1eed 10 yea r ~ e " pe r en ce Ph one 992 14o<1 111 ( 0 ".' 0 hn g sup I ,, --d~Tor bockhoo ·c I 1\£'\t one qt ovcl "b lo·~ ;t o p pav ng Rt 143 N1one l {6 4 KAY loc1ol Pohy Ft lch consultant Coll4 46 A204 \ \o\ARTIN -- WASHERS AND DRYERS WRINGE R WASHERS RANGES All SOlD WIT H GUARANTEE WE AlSO SEA VICE APPliANCES SKAGGS APPLIANCES 1918 EASTERN AVE Coll44b 1398 tabbl 1 19 the - 16 ) Roman II IN FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING Free Estrmore s Ptek up an d Jelrvery seH• ce coli Mowrey s Uphols lerr PI Pleasant W Vo 675 •1 54 165 Sle am sh rp 17 - FOR THE BESI sc ale dea 84 86 88 89 GOOD USED !58 Insect e gg 163 A Sla le la bb' 1 289.95 9 a_ Jack W Clrsey, Mvr IliA Phone m 2181 LAV"'E S NEW & USED FURNITUR E NEW -' 12)1 16 gran co1pet SSO Melol gl der $75 So fa cho r rockor oll omon 3 table s SSOO Bedr oom ~u 1 r e mop le 0 1 p1ne $1 ~ 30 elec rn c ranges $200 Bedroom suttc wh re $250 SJOO wh te maple or ptne SJOO Solo & Cho r S200 Ear Am ~ o fo & cho11 $300 modern ~ o fo <horr loveseot S2 75 solo bed w th molchtng chotr $1 ~0 Reel ne1~ SIOO and up Tabe s Collee oa k He.agon maple or p1 ne $60 eo ch Roc ke r S55 m aple or pme fable 4 chotr s $215 Hutch S275 1 pc 0 ne lle $109 Sp< DneTte$5500 Bunk beds complete $1 50 S7'i5 & S2SO mo!lresse s 0 1 box sp1 ngs reg or hrm $bO eo che st of drawer $38 labb1 1 83 K ng o f Ju 1 Let us test your water Free Al l TYPES of burld lng mot e ol s bloc k br ck sewer p pe ~ w n I ntel s et( Cloudu de w s W nters R1 0 Grande 0 Phone 245 5121 after S 156 A s1a1e 161 No le ol Pomeroy Landmark & condttton your water Wllh Co-<>P walor softener Model UC SVI, Now Only ZENilH COLOR CO NSOLE 153 En co un lered 15d Whllc Ho u se tn r Ita s 80 Lance 8? Decla res Lei Fergu~on 151 Polch MUST SEll NEED A WATER SOFTENER? 6 Go ll 5 REALTY 38B 9341 Lowrey Gen1e Organ Mode l No 44 l ull keyboar d extra ry th m budt tn KITC HEN o cc ompon1rnen1 FURN IT URE Al so Cosse Tte to pe playe r I yr old washer dryer relrrg range $1700Call446 151 4 uprt ghl freezer m crowove 2 l V sets ond other household good s Rr drng mower lrtler ond wh eelbarrow Coli 756 1378 opl Hou se w!lh ya rd mom ed co uple Phone 2"5 S66b afler 5 PM mou nd s 1d6 F1rn 148 lta ltan corn I SO A1ve r 1n G er many 73 lnc lrnell 75 Devour e d f6 Un p ro duc lrve !7 Drnner co ur se 79 Co nd e sce n d tng lool!. s furn ~hed Wim~ol\enl 140 Wml e t ve h1 c tes 143 Note o f scale 12 Surler ts hear ng 10 Walk o n 11 Pl a tf o r rn ~ ~6 egged 0110 9 O<g a ns 0 1 1/3 Ar ab1an se apo rt body 1977 Yamaha 650 low m rl eo ge exc cond 440 9762 Pomeroy landmark 104 Hf!r O C 106 Reve ence 107 Ob scure 108 Gtrl s name I 10 Part 1n play 111 Eskm o s t 2 C IVI l •nrury 114 Pe lly ru le r 116 Teors 11 7 Sums u p I 19 M rd d ay 121 Old nam e lor Tharta nct 122 Ma,o rrry 123 Olphtf)ong 125 Stng m g b rr d 127 Symbol lo r rubtd u rn 128 Goes tn 1/ 9 O rga nrzed grou p t 30 Gun s 131 W errder 133 P1t ch e r 136 Immerse 13R M oves d e ways 38 Ca rn 40 Bu c kel 42 Ver se 44 Heavenly Houseboat 7B II D11fl R Cruz bedroom balh & kr lchen 130 HP Valvo Manne Eng tne ca rp eted sun deck exc co nd S6000 fnm 075 256-4 alle1 5 PM 949 7753 102 Sa IOI bal 36 Ju mr 56 Pa n THREE Boat 36 h 1975 G1bson l wtn 255 Mercrurser Engme Fly 8r dge fu lly equ1pped ve ry dean Hu n tingt on Wvo Ph soften -ROOM - 95 O b VIOUS 27 Se rvan t 29 Go ss rp 31 Co m pa ss 001n1 34 Krck.ed foo t Roc ne FURNSIHED APT m Pomeroy Bus mess d str Cl Su r1ab e for construC TIOn worker s Pho ne 992 3201 ofrer S pm 97 Oce an s 98 8 1shopr c 20 All 111 949 71S3 90 Barracuda s 91 M an s name 93 ln cl1 natr o n s ro Artr!r c 1al 8 Wager 121 Secu re 122 Or sta nce m ea sure 16 Rule 17 Anc 1e n1 18 Earth god dess 19 Or rcd grape 69 Long 6 SpOOl 7 Ex c lamati on 120 Pm 1er s measure c 68 Gram use ot 69 Slo r; and o BRADFO RD Aucl .aneer Com pi(] re ~ fHv ce Ph Me 94q :?487 01 94Gl 7000 Rae ne Oh o Cr It Brad ford 3 Ors1r Cl At to rn ey (abbr t 4 Un1 t Ol S ame se curr ency 5 Wan t 116 Decay s 11 7 Be ve rage I IB EleC Hd eel panr c le cs pe a11an 66 Inlet 2 GHI s name In k.tng 67 Goal ro 1 d<a 59 Se paral e 7 74 ti c DOWN 1 t5 Symb ol lo r nes s to Pomeroy Ohto 45769 Estimates by Apporntment Phont 99'1 7119 scale 160 Regula tiO n 167 So w s 164 Gnome s 166 Impell ed o n war d 168 Cnarr 169 A ncren t charro t 170 Walks u n sleadrtv 171 Sar c asm rectr on 103 Bo rn 105 Destgnaled 107 Pr e ft ); IWI CC I 09 Cove r 110 H yhw av 111 Clever 113 Femdl P Shee p I P I 114 We gh l o li n 48 Co upl e ~9 15 / Che ck 159 No te ol 102 C hanged 4/ Sym bol 101 lin '-=='--- s, 10 • SO mob le !-r ome 'l bedroom neo t Roctne 992 5858 sf' ------ AND Jack's Septic Tank Service 3B7> WA! I R Wll l dr ltg W lha"' 1 G a \I 14 ') :.>879 HOWERY GALLIPOLIS TU PPER S PLAINS Ohr o 2 bedroom .opt lor ren t Furnr sh ed or un furnr shed 1 667 33 49 H WOOD 80W tRS REPAIR 9. _Jack W Carsey Mgr lllil. Phone 992 2181 SOUTHEASTERN OHIO BOARD OF REALTORS CLELA ND REALTY VIRGIL B lEAFORD S R BIU'S Pomeroy landmark I 16· 22 1978 BAIRD& FULLER ' ANADA\'REALTY LfAD INGHAM R EAL ESTATE SOUT HE RN HILL S REALTY WIS EMAN AGENCY RUSSELL WOOD R oute~ Anchormg , Sktrllng Awn1ng s, Patto Covers Carports Roof Pa 1n:, Set up and Re Ieve lmg Ca II Phone 985 3811f Dupont matenals 134 Fla t b o t la me d b oa! 135 PromoniDI V 1)6 Rom an g o d s t37 Ptgpens 1]9 Tr dm gs 1a1 Pat en t !CO toq ) 14 2 Mak e lace 143 A !I IC 145 Europf'an lrnc h 147 Grrl s n ck name 149 v e ssel 152 Fo r e ); tu nple 1a bb 1 1 1S3 Han dle d to ughly 155 Too k ones par t Btl L tk e l y narr c 26 AlhiPirC Q o up 28 Han d le 30 In ear a ! 31 Prono un 33 On ce around lra cl- 39 40 dl 43 45 as sop 83 Call B' B sll e 24 Sl)ar e 25 Man s n1c;k 61 Sha' DAVID BRICKLES - 17 Mon sle It 54 Th oroug H Remodeling • V!Ce v A s Much Care \ ' Your Weddtn g -- ; J APT FOR r enl Ren tal s ossrss ton ce ro les lor Senror Ct ttzen s Contac t Vrlage Manor Apls M iddlepo rt 9q2 7787 Trucks $115 00 Body work & repa<r $1 00 per onch us<ng ontv the besl 132 Rt ppe d wr li en f8 Sen to tabbr ! 79 Part s o f Jacke t 81 G ree k fe ller 8? The swee t 35 Face ol watc h :arefull y Chosen 1 Your Love BAKER n M us1 c 7 E lf. Ou rag e o; 1? War nrng de Hii'Ye Your Gown Choos e w1th CLEANING Ae s •dent1al and commercial Call for estimate 24 hour servrce Anyday anytime oo If you ore o non smoker ca ll us for spec ro l role s on property m suran£e Co li 44b 2300 Times-Sentinel !teal tsiate for 5ale Jb1 0557 304 453 2008 0' 453 27b9 COU NTRY MOBIL£ Home Pork Rou le 33 north ol Pomeroy Lo rge l ot~ Colt 9Q27479 s125 00 and Call Estate for &Je RAY HAWK IN SURANCE AGENCY 3 AND 4 RM !u rn shed ond un lurnrshed op ts Phone 9q2 SEPTIC TANK lAp Y Kf NMORE wash er dryer gold good cond Co li 5434 24 Years Servtce 742 3010 Call _ _!'lr __ _ l 2l llnll Rt 1 Middleport, Ohoo Large cars bdr <olo r s re PilE IS sof t ond lolly torn brd lronce rn carpe ts dean ed wr lh Slue lustre Rent ele< Ire shompooer $1 Cen tral Sup 1ht Orifllllon Not Tht lmillloll AUTO PAINTING 992 5124 - -4-46 12-49 992 2206 Of 992 7630 SPRING SPECIAL Complete Pa1nt Jobs Small Cars $100 16 L ocat on 1 Pre c rsro n Sl n t eac h tng 4 12 1 mo P Do.., d - UNION OPERATED 3 30 1 mo ACROS S pm SI ANU· Y SaAMif.' 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Let u~ PlANO TUNI NG lone Oontel!i and odru<. tmenl~ A l1oo rn o" e ne£ess ory repo r ~ A I 992 2581 I no an<,we co li Tromm Con~ tr ue! on 742 2328 997 7087 TURLEY 5 WR E:C KER Se t vtr e DA LEY S Upholsterr Roc ne Oh o Doy or n gh t ANN Portlond Oh a 843 2542 9 49 '1657 rml!ll Service l1om the !.rtnl Trudo tHieto• to tr-. & R ROOFING N(J w and tepa r wor k 388 9889 Heallh Cenler Gall<poh s Ohio 4163 1 1614 1 446 5500 ''Get A Load Of This" MOBIL E HOME 1 .(46 1052 ofler 5pm Phone M1ke Youn1 4 9 1 mo pd Du &mcs~ ~l.t'"('S EXPERIENCED Radiator~ McNea l Conlfoct 19 Com pa ny Gu TTor ~ Ph 992 2848 SAL ES AND SERVICE 11-9 llc n ghl f( Cellulosic (wood fiber l Thermal InsulatiOn Save 30 pet to SO pel fully onsured Free Est Call 992 3815 Muffler Brakes Shocks T1res Battery Installation Serv1ce 300 Ma<n St Pomeroy Oh1o PcmeroY 992 6282 Young's Carpeting .,.It 3 '~· 0 Carpel &UphOlStery on heahng cost Expertence and MOORE'S Speetahzed In yard grad1ng d r 1 veways landscaping etc J'~ 210 I mo SWIMMING POOL!) In and above gro und Full serv l<e Suppl1e~ and p oo ls n ~ta c k D 8umgord ner Soles 3171 1 Nobe l Summ1t Rood M ddle port Oh Ca ll ·-- Supenot JIM KEESEE Lrm rte d Supply 3 16 1 mo IIGII Hoelhch room s -- Slum ErttaciiOtl Blown Insulation AND • .,r 1iale GRA VElY TRACTORS Snapper mowers. Mohawk Canoes Out door Eq urpment Sale$ J<l Rl 7 NICE MOBILE HOME cenlrol orr adults only Ca ll 4-'16 03:18 and 35 (Kanaugo Cit!) Co li 446 3070 Hours Dorly Q to IN TOWN 2 bdr irarler adulls 5 30 dosed Sun only no pet s req lnqu re al Sheppard Sol es and Ser ... rce FOURTEEN ANGUS COWS ond Frrsl and Ol tve cal ves 8S Ol1ver tra ctor 450 In lerna tr onal tro clor 4 bollom In APARTMENT NO 5 secon d ~~~r ter nolronol pow 3 bottom tn w 1lh po1 <h Adulrs only Mature ter nalronol plow Coif 388 8483 pe rso ns on ly Abso lul ely no or 1 471 1-472 pels pay own ulrl11ms de p req BRADBURY REN TALS 779 ANTIQ UE LOVE SEA T <hmr and Second Ave Call-446 0957 rocker Col l4 46 4474 3 311 m o J&L Sale Pr1 ced Now T hru Aprtl20th housekeeptng Phone 992 3748 or "2 !020 FREE PARKING A 4 1 mo ROOMS H~al For~ CENTRAl HOlH BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. 220 E Mam St Pomeroy Ohoo HURR Y PWMBING & HEATING INC. BUl lDOZ ER borld oe I ne~ t o t C' 12 pl ( tar 1., pu 11 p r gou t Ph one Pho ne day 01 ELLIOTT APPLIANCE II For The Best Pnce In Town See Denver Kapple At DOZER FOR HIRE day 01 n rghr Small Engme Sales & Se rv1ce BOLEN MULCHERS Spoctal Ocwoons CARTER CAll RO ACH WAHR DEliVERY 44b 75 45 or 446 6568 Ma1or new communtty m ental health center m south easter n Ohto seeks M A Psycholog rst or equivalent Expenence preferred but w i lt const de r recent graduate Ma1or duttes '"valve tn tervu~w mg t est1 ng chtld and famtly therapy and psy chologtcal evalua tt ons wtth both chtldren and adu lts rn a larg e rural Appalachtan setting Salary compeftfrve and c ommen s urate wtth u : p ert e nc e Ltberal fnnge benefits Se nd resume cover letter and ftve rete re nces to Harn et Kaufman Ph 0 Otre ctor of Chi ld Servrc.s Gal Ita Jack son Metgs Commumty Menta l 99l 711J LAWN BOY MOWERS & Anmversaues 3 12 1 mo 446 7833 eve •q> 44 6 1\ h~ll Hl \ 1 b3 Se< A ve Porha1b Passports Auto & Truck Repatr Also Transm1sS1on Repair Phone 992 5682 WILKINSON ..,, Locu st Street Middl epor t o Phone 992 30 92 Weddlnl$ Sl Rl 143 loward Rulland 0 SHO P \\ Itt II dt t J tJ( I I ~ rJ!JJ t t r REESE SERVICE ' uff HI Ill h Hi d tll d di M <Jl cJ woiPr '> ewl?l i' lec t ( go'> lne ., Ju ff r II \ 11 1 tl lt otlltl ll t nd o r d ch e ~ 1:.> n( hS\ w de o 5 It deep WotP t " hook up\ I I I I I I I U'- 1 \ '-.-.., '. 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S mot e) l m~t r tlllfl tilt dtuu. v. huh Cal 44 6 'lod/ I I\ h rd r Ill full\ ntdJnuiJn IWIN RIV ER S MARINE: 307 Upper rill II I II \ R ~et Rood Chr y ~le Sole'> ~ Se ~ ce Compete Hull Repa C v~l om bu II 1 a let ~ Ph one 4J 6 8655 If li t \t I ..., llf tit qu t Ul !It ~-- SlEEPING AT Phone ROGER HYSELL GARAGE SlEEPING rooms lor tent Gal t o Ho tel I EXTERIOR PAINTS For THE PHOTO PLACE lOW weekly and mon lh ly role!> ot l tbby Hotel 446 17-43 & · ;» Sales & Serv1ce dt dJS '' u<h I '-I I ' BEST QUALITY INTERIOR AUTHORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER Serm·es Offered Sun~~ Assoc11te FOR SALE Sutfoce Mtne boots 17 , S1995 I S , 111 95 Batley~ Mrddleport PAIR OF 1-4 Fergu son plow s J pi SIBO Al so 1969 Chev y 2 dr Custom SJSO 949 2860 EQUIPMEN T FOR com ple te beoutr shOp l or four opero!ors $2100 If so ld thts week Phone 1976 J(AWASAKI 100 mm dt n brke l rke new Recen r ly l uned Prr( e $.400 Ph one 992 S7 b8 - ---- 992 7608 6 It brush hog 3 pt hrt ch E111 cellen1 condl1 1on $400 949 2428 1972 FORO F 100 p ck up truck Wrecked bul sill drrveoble To Joke ove1 poymenls totalimg S••2 11 843 2933 1977 GARELLI MOPED Drt'llen 600 m1les $375 992 7671 14 FORD troct o r plows Wheelbarrow Wood barrel Small Worm Mor nmg cool heoler Tobie and 6 cho1rs Speedqueen washer Frulr,ors 241 3877 JOHN DEERE 50 and equ•pment P 8 H Crane model 1055lC boom extra engme Nat 1n workmg condrt on Htghesl btd occep ted 81ds opened Mov 1 1978 Loc ati o n Centro ! Operolrng Co mpany Ph l f1p Sporn Plant PO So)l J68 New Hoven WV 25265 Phone 304 S82 3213 CLUB PIGS $35 Cos lro ted ron sho ts on le&d Reeds v lie 614 378 blll - -Ouol1ty Top PIGS $3 5 Castroled tron shots on feed ~eedsv ll e 614 378 6311 1967 FORO HEAVY duty von 7 new 7~ 111 16 0 range mud ttres $100 'f 696 1001 We need your propertte s for our lrs t ot qual rf1ed bu yers Your house may be th e on e they are wa1t1ng for Homo Phone 949 2519 GeorQe S Hobsfefler Jr Broker liome Phone 992 S1l9 lOTS FOR SALE Blacktop ut !ti res Call446 0168 DON:T DELA\' 'ALL US TODAY CALL AT HOME VICKIE HAULOREN BOB LANE BECKY LANE WALT LANE DENVER HIGLE Y KENNY RATLIF := all FHA & VA HOME LOA NS MclEN DON MORTGAG E COM PANY 446 4042 446 446 446 44b 367 1049 0458 0458 0001 1529 loon Represe ntol ve Vtoler Cook 1e Vrers ~bJ Second Ave Second floor Golltpolrs Ohio 451131 Coil 4/o 7112 BY OWNER Pt Pleosanl 6 rms olloched goroge basement good subd lvrsran near hasp and schools Centro! olr and bath Well motnlarned home $38 Ocl.1 FlAM By oppo1 n lmenl on ly Coli 675 4282 LOT FOR SALE near Rodney level bkK:ktop rood lawn 8S x 208 Coll 245 937 after 4pm s ~ARGE lOT IN CENTENARY l BO THREE BDR HOUSE 2 O(les on Netghborhood Rd Prr ced for qu ick sole Coli .446 I 984 446 1615 or 446 124 :1 IR ElAND MORTGAGE CO Gtve us a <all fo r upert guidon<e and ou lstonce "' obto1n 1ng your FHA or VA home loon mor tgag e m o ney alwoy!i ovat lable w1th our company and our inlerest rare and hnon clng terms are mora fovo roble than local f inancing Sprtng Vo lley Plato Gol llpohs Ph 446--1517 TWO STORV frame house 6 rooms end both cellar out b utldtngs 4 a cres la nd ot edge o f Rutland Complele lrarler hook up also 2 bonks opprors ed prope rlv at SIS 500 Phone 99~ 1094 APPRO X 20 acres on Flatwood s Rd 26 Electri c and wole r o va1loble See Eskey H tl PometO)' Phone '192 3885 HOUSE AND busmess butld ng rn Reedsvi le 985 3529 ft fron tage Sepl c tonk u!t l YALE FORK lift 70 I H ba ckhoe bldg pott o side wo lk 3 bdr BUSINESS BUILDING wt!h hvlng and loader and l o Boy 1970 q uarters 30 111 80 l ocated on rrailer w ith 2 baths Puce 1 H 1700 dump tr uck Thelecon RIDING LAWNMOWER Murray 10 reduced 10 $16 000 Coli TWO STO RY frame three Morn Slreel Rutl and For solll be tiought separately ora 5- o - -h p .--froc.l rcolly__n_e_w_._ Phone_ .UQ.-7,..34 bedroom.- Mul ba rry~Ave nu8-.:-- 0 , !rode See or-cali- f 0 group Phone 9~9 21 10 or 614 667 3593 --- _ • Pomeroy $9000 Four bedroom StB wort 742 2-421 frame Bullernu t Avenue ~ 8A8 2705 fo, more ml or mo l on HOMEMADEQUILTS for ~ale Pomeroy $12 500 10 acres POMEROY FIVE mtnules lo lawn INTERNATIONAl 500 bulldoze, 6 H2 ~98• _ _ _ _ _ ond schools Alum inum std rng wrth gas well free gos on In woy blade w tnch ond cob H & N Day old or started leghorn Storm w1ndow! and doors New dton Run 13 Vt acres near For pullets both Uoor or cage Comple tely reworked Phone krtchen a womon s deltght 2 dked Run lake 85 ceres on ~CI_E6~ _ _ _ _ _ grown avo1lable Poullry Hous or 3 bedrooms 8osement Shade River All In Ohve mg and Automotro n Modern I OST IN Rocme oreo Grey tom Corpet throughout By oppotnl 1977 JEEP CJ7 Red wtlh bla<k rop Townshlp M e1gs ( l)unty Oh to £o l by the nome ol George Poultry 399 W Morn Pomeroy men! on ly Roget Abboil $5300 1971 VW Sup er Beetle All can be ftnanced Col! 949 2b19o: Phone 992 1164 q92b114 lo• 9Q2 2Jn $1000 9Q7 5450 • 99~ 2720 01 992238 I 'oll 985 "03 8 FOOT £Omper lop 49 Ford lroc t o~ t<h 9~4181 -=======-- �t IH> 'I ht• Sund<~) llnW<-Senlnll•l Sumla1. ,\plill6 D-7 - The Sunduy l'IIJJ C>•~entmd sund" v ( 1978 Real Estate Best Re~l Estate Buys Are in the Sunday ItPal Estate for Sale Real Estate for Sale 23 LOCUST STREET 1218 EASTERN AVE. · GALLIPOLIS, OHIO "We Sell Better Living '' OFFICE 446-7013 ' ~,. ' -... ~ . .' . . m ~: =r-;::: 11 SMALL FARM Good 3 bedroom house br~ lh ex ter1or has ~11 urn1num S1d1ng 2 str (l wberry p ~1t c tws 9 acr es IOUITed on OAV1S Rd lOW pr 1C€'OI $1 5 900 A r thur A t-hbert SeniOr M ember Amencan Soc1ety - 8onn1e Stute s Evening s 446 288S Good older home 3 oed r oo m ba th rf'nldl pr ope rty CROWN CITY E )( CeHcn r bU1Id1nq t or bUS•M'S. or Of fl ee build ng 1S. set up fo r rl tJPduty ~hop or a bdrbcr shop bo th wilh equ1 pnwnt to e.:~ ted on et n•ce to t P r. ce r educed call t odr~y EXCELLENT BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY GOOd Rou tt? Bus ness wilh unl.m• tt•d po tl:' nl l<'l l d you wan t to b<' +ndCpendt~ nt nnn llt'lvf' d mon t v m(i lo. n q IJU'j. ness o l your own sl op 111 at our off cc tor dc l£1•15 PONY KEG Th tS well know n Carry Ou t 15 onr of th e or c<J ~ oest A mon ey llldk. tnQ I)USin(SS Jllcll •ncl uctcs the proper l y n••r ro t toQ t110 R1\ N !iJ~;tu r L S dll<.l 1nven tor y Bus1nC'ss ha s a vC'ry oood nr l tncome prr f('M S IOO n <'U1 c1 1C' I IJ', (J +VC' YOU l h(' Cl('ldii S Gooa mobtle nom (' or t)U ldtnq SI I C' over 1 ' acre n •ce tnnd loct'lh."d close to town on Rl lJl Prrce r educrd ro 'b 4 200 ver y ntce l.'lnO tor tiWt'strncn t or df'vclop small t ar m or home s.t i C' LOCil iCO CIO'iot 10 1\0 ~c hao! J5 ACRES Good roll+nQ I:"Jncl tor t1un t1nq or c,l mPIIlQ $14 500 lOS ACRES Good t1rnr \•'<n ih a modern 7 bt>Cir oom home fully cMpctecJ n1~t' k lctlt n woul<l h( n qoort ;Pe l tarm hil~ ~ IMQe ba r n 40 x250 \.,t l h tQu•PI11<'nl tor ra s nq pout rry n1cc pond FNquson J.) w1 l h all eo u•o WE NEED LISTINGS WE HAVE A WAITING LIST OF QUALIFIED BU YERS LIST WITH US FOR FAST ACTION ON YOUR PROPERTY Evemngs Call OScar Ba11d, Realton 446-4632 John Fuller, Realtor 446-4327 CROWN CITY Tnr ee or tour bi• d r oom wllh !Moe ltv 1nq room rrnd l( ,fcnPn Full bc11h ~o; , t (h fn i~ppltn n ces go w•lh tlOuSf' ,A barqr11n COU NTR Y SETTING N tCC nome '•on Jlarqe lo t one mile tr am R•O Grande Ttl r C't' oed r oomr, two bil lh s. wooaou rn ng hr('lace tot s of(> ) trrl<:. EDGE OF TOWN Thr ee brdrooms wooaourr .ng h ri•place $?7 gas budqe l sundecK otf k 1lchcn t u11 bne men! t amily room a real qoodH.' and prrc 1•u r 1Qh l Call .:~ppo•nlmen t yE S we n<Jv(' houSP rr cilll rs .~nd lor.;,. ro ACRES Lovf'l f bulid•nq •,dP c,r pt c t,m k of pr o f)('rty read f to build on w e ha v(.' qua l ilted Rea l E sta t e Buyer s It SII\Cere about sell•ng cc1ll today We need propert •es '2 5 000 to \.45 000 range W e hav e man y vaca n1 1and ;eeltcrs Call Today LU)(URY HOM ES S•)l't{ ltVP lhOU'H'n cl upwnr d WP have S('Vt>ral Call tOOdy INVE STMENT Duplex bo t h S1d(•S pre"rntlt~ re n !Pd Anrt no le tup on the d(.>mand tor renta l:. WE HAVE OTHER LISTI NGS & PICT URES OF ALL OUR LISTINGS IN THE OFFICE COME I N & LE T US HELP WITH OUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS MOOERN3 BEDROOM HOME Owner mu s t sell 1111 m ed• a tel y Ran ch type on large level lot One car garage M AKE US A N OF FER COMFORTABLE AFFORDABLE RANCH Two years old , 3 bedroom modern nome located oft Sl Rt 7 Reasonably pr tced E)( cellent s tarter home (dll tor more de t ails CENTURY 21 BEAUTIFUL VALLEY VIEW SEC L US ION Ca tn ed r ~l c c il1ng R o ugh sn w rd C€"dar L(l - 11 ng room w tth hu; rlut WB II re pl ace _, vr otner ex tra s .nclud•ng full base men! All lht s an d see n c 6 7 acres S{)\,.D c ·ENTURY 21 RIVER VI EW Located 3 mile~ belo w Ga i 1Lpot1 S on St Rt 7 s t ory C\nd half fra me 3 bedroom s double c ar garage Also has a r en ta l propert y Wt1t1 11 Cily sct1ool d1S tnc t GOOD IN VES TMENT' CENTURY 21 MOOERNHOME AND ?8 ACRES Well k ep t J bedroom hom e d1V1ded l) aSement & re c room Th1s h o rn e~~ onl y 6 yr old Loc dl ed off fr orn St Rt 55J North (al l f or many mor e de ta Is CENTURY 21 IMMACULATELY KEPT HOM E N tce home fcillu r es bedrooms co n.ca t ! •replace, S1 ft 1ng on a qood s11e lot ver y t as tef ull y d ecora tca Ha s a n ilbovc the g r ound sw1 mm•ng pool Buy th c, home and you 11 br r eady tor th e not summer dtWS 1 CALL N OW FOR MORE INFORMATION A ND A N APPOI NTM E N T' CITY PROP E RT Y , EXCELLENT CONDITION Bnck home s• tuated on a spaCIOUS WOOdeO 101 Wl lh 1n C1 t y l1m1 1S Cory w b fireplace 3 bed r ooms '1 ca r gMaqt> A good qual 1ty budt homp LOOK THIS OVER' HUNTER ' S PARADISE 10 acre tr act tn Nrll •o na! Fores t 3 bd r mob1le home b(trn 1 oOO lb tobcK Co tJ~')P ple n t y o f wdiN N•CP ln y nq qrdund $?4 500 ACREAGE S1)( ac r es on blacktop road Hal t ot a r ea o r m or e tS. wood lot H annan Trace School Ot sl Call now CENTURY 21 Merrnt Carter Evenmgs 379 2184 CENTURY 21 EXCELLENT STARTER HOME One s1ory 7 b(dr ooms fu ll d1v1ded basem ent doubt(' ca r garage otus an c11.tra garr1qe CENTURY 21 COUNTRY HOME & 5 ACRE S Locnted on State Rl 141 n 1ct: hom e 11 be drooms Own er Wi ll sell w ttn small down P{1V m enl & land contrrlc t t o .-, ny qu rtld tf'd buyN CEDAR - A FRAME One acre wooded lot 3 bedrooms, open ft rep lace and open s1a1rway Thi S type at home IS 1n very much d em and ' CENTURY 21 LAND FOR DEVELOPMENT Over 17 acres w1th1n 4 m1 1cs at Gall•poiiS Level land or wooded (!rea GallipOli S Sc hool sys te m b lacktop ro(id and rural wa t e r CENTURY 2 u'5 for ctn CENTURY 21 A LOVELY COUNTRY HOME AN08ACRES Story and a hall co mpletely remodeled 1nS1 de and ou t • Lo t barn g arage flay shed <t ncl coa l u1tl1fy b fclg tt s 1ust tops fo r th(' money' Cn lt tor mor e delad s TO OAY'Il8900 CENTURY 21 COMFORTABLE BRICK ANO FRAME 10 3 acres of ground, morr or l c'!:.~ Home ha s 3 200 s.q tt ove r all Col orado stone hreplace 'l car garoge Vl ry tastctully d ecorilled Onl' at th e mos t qrac1ous llOmcs 111 Gall a County w1lh a fa nfastt c v ew 1 M.my oth er ex tra s CENTURY 21 PLANTATION 6q acr es on St R t 325 and Co r a M111 Rd t1 rooms Farm w ell fenced Good ou tbuildrnQs 35 a cres l('vet tilla ble land Much more CENTURY 21 MOBILE HOME 1970 Cfffimp ton mod el 4 rooms wllh ba th Hooku p all re ady tor ex tr a mobil e ~lome Ca tt now $13,500 CENTURY 21 AUTHENTIC LOG CABIN H o rn e was bu1lt from or tg nat logs 10 acr es of woodland n f 1P id ston e t .rc p facc rm open strt 1r way full bo:~semen t Ca ll for more parttculars 1 CENTURY 21 BRAND NEW RANCH Locn tl"d .n an 1de~11 loca t •On Sl cJ IC' Rl 14l li pprox 4 miles tram t own 1n C•I Y sc hool <J1 5t 6 room hom e Th1~ one 1S. fo r I he economy m ndcd 1 CENTURY 21 VACA NT LAND 11 acre s. 10 tillabl e 12 pas tur e older betrn , 1300 lb t ob~1 cco base pl en t y wa ter ~II 500 CENTURY 21 VACANT LAND FOR SALE rl( r e ~ of good fer! le le vel l nnd 20 ~crt'S. or more t•mb e r th e r es t 1S PN St ure 48 acres .n a ll Good 1nvesTm ent !.25 000 n CENTURY 21 NEW MODULAR HOME 1400 SQ FT LIVING SPACE LOC al(.'(! at The edge Ol Rt O 10 ACRE Grande Vtllag(l St Rt J~S BUILDING SITE 00 rl ll let.' "•!£' lo t and an ad Good ro llin g land on ...,___ dJt •onnlt ot c an be p ur ch c:t s t)IC! Ckl o p r o ad Spr 1ng ed Can us.c many f iled t .es. available for water devc to WI1ICI1 ar c Jva l ab l e men! GOOD BUY• tllroug h R10 Grtlnde Col lege CENTURY 21 ·CENTURY 21 MOBILE HOME COURT Thr ee g ood mobile homes IOCi!IE.'d c lose to c 1y Owne r w ill se ll w1th small down payment or land c ontra c t 10 rtnv qua hf 1ed buye r CALL TODAY' CENTURY 21 SOUTHERN HILLS SPEC IAL PRI CE D LOW 6 room<, full basement ly QM Cien ar cn good s.t or ag e bldq Rl IJl iUS i outof C1l y l11l11 I S ShOUld S(' ll fa st Worth every penny $25 000 GOOD INVESTM ENT OR RENTAL PROPER TY 12 acr es more or ll" ss of vt1 can t land mosttv If vf'l Posstble nook up t or 'l m ob fr ho m es Clo se tom ne~ VA APPROVEO HOMES PLUS TREMENDOUS GOODIES• 13 r oom 110mc, t or 5 bed ro o m s new wood burn er log c ab~r l work shop comm bldg Ov er 8 acres beau f 1fu l lclnd levc t to ro ll m g Bl dg lots M,lny ways to go CALL N OW CENTURY 21 CITY PROERTY 1 st or y fr ame 4 bedrooms open statrcasc A l so a uttl1 ty l>ldg and a gara go All th1 s loca ted on a large lot w•fh ,, new c ha1n l tnk fence LOOK THI S OVER' CENTURY 21 SMALL INVESTMENT, LOTS OF COMFORT , 1846 CHATHAM AVE 1 IJed r oom hom e, ul11! t y good Q(l rden area bl oq Lot 40 x 170 \ 3 000 worth of new l urnt turc qoes w1 th ~n t c $1 4 000 CENTURY 21 SMALL ACREAGE MOBILE HOME 1 ncrr•s gara qe W1lti han dy work benches buil t 1n M obile home Ill good cond1 t•on Th 1S ?tnd m or e to r ~ 1 3 , 500 CENTURY 21 Are you th1n k 1ng of ouy.ng d m obile horne' L1ke new 1975 V •ndale m ob fe home All se t up and ready to .be moved 1n 1o Lets Ocat r o dny l CENTURY 21 ACREAGE 55 ncres of ro111nq qr ou nct w•t nble t or bl clg lot s or pri!,lur e L•ne fences r e good CENTURY 21 NEW LISTIN G 79 ACR ES One ot W Al nu t Twp s best pc'lstu r !" t.1rms or bee t cat He farm Stl o p tcnty ot btrtq s '1 ponas plenty wa t er 1600 tbs tobacco bnsc Mo d .~ rn 3 B R house 7 ca r qar age l ull ba se m ent co un ty 'Aa1rr Pl etl Sc ca ll l or morr. dc1a11s CENTURY 21 MOVE IN rtlt'!:. home •s wa tt1ng f or lh C' r1qh l SI2C frHnd y Ll' V('I ynrd 100 ' x400 lot L R 1 B R cat 1n kll cl,c n u lii•I Y r oom n1 cc carpor t Sm all UPkC('p Prt cec.t R1gh t CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 LARGE HOME.IN CITY Lg 7 st or y house 9 r oom s House 1S modern and m good c ond1 t 1o n Pn ccd rcasonab l£' Pl ease co li for marl! 11lf o1 mnt1on PRETTY ASA PICTURE Th•S nome co nams 2,343 sq It 4 spa co1us. IJedrooms, 2 ca r gnrd ge lull basemen t Qurtlily workrnan shtp 1 rht s home t1as so m any eK tr a ~ you w111 tus t nave to ca ll f or mor t' de ta ils 2ST ORY - 18ACRES Featvr tng 4 BR moocrn k1t chen btrc. n Cdl)l nr t5. LR FR f orm al DR ea t 1n kil ch t:n ba tt1 New w111ng I O!i~lly nsulclled Barn n1cc stocked pond tobiK CO ba se M a ny more fel't lurcs CENTURY 21 RANCH 4 BEDROOMS Spitce abounds 1n !hts rowny fl a me 2 w b t .rC'p l acc~ fu ll fln. shed ba~rmE n t double CM qaraqr wdh c 1ec tr 1c of)f'ncr S tltnq on a qooa '> 1c lo t loc ated off fr om St Rt ll'>O C• ly Sc hool D• s. t 'lhow n by rtppo n tmrn ! Clll l or more de ta 1IS 1 CENTURY 21 FOR LEASE N ew 6,000 ~q If bn ck com m erCtal building for l c a~ e Now• 2, 000 sq fl now com pl et ed 2t OOO sq ft now bctng r enov .Hc d 7, 000 sq It to be r eno11ate d 5, too sq tt pa ved park 1ng goes Wi th the ICcl Se CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 N E W FARM LISTING !0 acres 16 ac r es good fer 11 1e oo tt om tand 10 acres woad lot The rest 1n pr1S tur c Large c ountr y horne, 2 star y , 6 r ooms CENTURY 21 1973MOB1LE HOME Loca t ed '" Rappsburg ~ room s, 3 B R , under sk1rted Looks very n1ce 1 Pnc ed r easonabl e CENTURY 21 MODULAR HOME 8 room s l bedroom s, ') baths c omlete kd ch en cen tr a l a1 r welter t ap very CO l Y LO tS Of e')( tra s Loca teo on B losser School Roitd CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 SPR ING SPECIAL 15 ncrf's s.m all pond an d n s. tr ong sprtng l or witt er ap pr o)( 970 l bs. toba c.co, 2 t> l d g ~ Prt cc d t o se ll TWO BEDROOM HOME Pn ced low lor tmmedlte sal e N1ce garden spa ce good loca t ton , city water sewer , basement Owner Wtl he lp l1nance quallf 1ed buyer We're the Neighborhood Professionals~'·' WE BUY , SELL OR TRADE D oug las W et h er holt - Brok ~r . 446 47U SALES ASSOCIATE Earl W1nter s 446 3828 John Cau d1II6 H 4167 Charle!. Kteslrng 446 3964 Lee Johnson 256 6740 Comm er ctol property appro' !7 aoes le ... el lend located or f uppers Plo 1ns on Oh1o Route 7 Phone (ol< 1667 /.:io, . $65,000 NATURAL TEXTURES of br iC k and cedar blend m per fec tly w tt h th e t a ll p.n es surr ound ng 1h ts bCCJ UIIful Cape Cod styl r hom e Vou II IJ(' proud t o w elc ome yo ur gue st n th e gr.lC ous toyer W1fh lovely open s t ct~rway and co at close t P1rs t fl oor has '1 bedroom s lull bi\ tn , tor ma l d1n 1ng, lg t1v 1ng r m off l ove r tamdv rm w1 th f ,re pl o((' slep StWN k 1t chen wilh sno ck oar , range hood d '>P 3nd d iShwasher bu Tcher tJ iock counters Second fl oo r hc15 '} sp(lC IOUS bedrooms lull bath plus conve n ten l aii 1C storng c ccn arr '1 car g ar age plus 1 B ;~ e r e~ c tty sc hool s Gr ee n Elemen tar y $45,000 Bea ut 1tu1 t hr ouq tl Ou l W('lt pl ann ccj fr ame ran ch ha!! 3 BR Px tr ,1 n 1ce Crl lJ1 n et<:o 111 lllf' pa t 1n ktl chcn (1l so hil S !.nil t: k bnr ' ,1ngc and (fts hwa sh('l basemen t a tl(lC hcd qtH aq e l ully c Mpf' t t'cl low cos.t hrr11 1ng locol r d 1n one ol th r. counly s n•ct.'S I ne• c~h tJo rhood s $35,000 Owner s mov•t1Q a nct wr rf' elm: IOU~ to Sf'll !h 1S 3 BR hOm C' only ,, tr w md C'" fr om Hotrrr H osp• la l kt t chcn hils SI:'PMal c ct•n ng M r.l w 1111 shd •nq paTtO doon. sna ck l)i'H a mt r .::r nq c 11 ~~:19 hv.nq r m a n ach(ld t C. M qar aqe Rural wa ter $35,000 3 BR hom(' tam.ty rm F rankl•n ft repld CC' gas heill. level w ell landscaped I OO ' x:200 lot tr act vc tJr o . fron t Wtl h r edwood S1d1ng $35,000 Brand ne w 3 BR fri'l me ranch be(1u l 1ful fir epla ce 1r I v1ng rm tu lly c. Mpc 1N I tol s of cab n~ts 1n k1t chon r.JnQ e CIIS pos,ll separnte d m1ng area overlook 1 pa t •O QMnge, Qu nt tT y cons rr u ct 10n $24,500 ~ acre<., 3 BR fu l ly Cclrpcl ed all elect r iC home, wet I nndscaped w .t h lo ts of fru1t tre es garage Warm Mar 1 no wood burn.ng stove Vtl ta ae ot V•nton J1 $18,000 1 acre 1q74 doubl e w•dl" w lh famtly rm add lt to n. ca l 1n ktl c hcn w1lh rang e refr1q r ur .1t wal,:> r sept1 c t ank , home on perman ent toundat 1on . $5,000 Room 110111<' on 100 x/ 00 lo t n1 ce QUICI w o o d~d .!ril il)ou l 16 md (!. tram ctl y h o m t< ·~n e w no l tull y con I r UC INl $39,000 Kyq er Creek Sch ools 3 BR brt c l< P , ba th s, family rm wilh fireplace kitc hen hclS lot s of cab1ne t s sna ck bar, range d•s hwashN . d1sposal formal d1 n1ng area fully cMpet ed ' • .1cr c wooded lot f59,000 AND UP We ha vl! St:' vcral l tne nornes ro snow t hc...se r10u s buyer !')Ok nq tor 4 ro 5 BR cedar '!:.hdkc and br. ck exter1ors, sw 1mm •ng pool etc It you are r ea lly 1nterestcd In a luxury nome m a ke an ap poi ntm en t to look. at th ese $25,000 DOWNTOWN RE S1 AU RANT ·- Well eslabi!Shec r es taure1n t st•a tmg .tR and rec: r eallon hall W.th up t ~ datl' eq u •pm~nt pr esent owner has built th1s mto thr 1v1 nq bu!:> •ness, pot entr a 1 un 11 n1t fed 1 Prr r ea so nablf> Call soon for rnore derails $18,000 B •dwcfl Vll ltlgc 1 s t ory .4 BR nome 1n goOd con d E kttc hen ha s nea rly new c ab 1nets new hot water St or m doors and wtndows N ew roof Ga r age 1 level tot If you ' re budget m 1nded better tak e a look' $18,900 Appro> some woods sm a ll barn Home r ecentl y renovated $30.851 00 NEW LISTING Larg e budding has 4 apar tm en ts and busrness App r ox 30 years old Ideal se tup t or someone Cal l loday LOVELY BRICK - Close t o new Hydro Unrl 3 bedrooms 1' 1 baths F A furna ce, 6 r ooms close to school $35,000 OLDER BUT NICE - Low heatmg brlls here J bedroom s, bath formal din1ng ca rp e tr ng panel1ng large garag e 8. workshop $ 19 500 00 NEWER HOME - A pride & JO)' to own Has 4 bedrooms love ly equ1pped k.dchen form al d1n 1ng oth er features galore, 2 car garage and work sh op 536 100 00 DO IT YOURSELF S6 900 00 b uys lh1 s ntce ltttle hous e needs some wo r k done 1ns1de large lot OTHER HOMES TO CHOOSE FROM - CALL TODAY HENRY E CLELAND REAL TOR HANK , KATHY & LEONA tleal E5tate for ~le " ~,~11 h ou~ e on Woror Street Sy1ocus.c N t f' ... . f' w ol JO yl !11 orH ny ol,o r1"er Plonty tl f ~ hade fP hnon <.ng l1clond Mortgoq( 991 7730 77 E State AT hen~o phone (>1 41 59? 305 1 APPRO;( 100 acres lor sole No but ldmgs Tupper s Pto m ~o BY OWNE R 5 acres w• lh q room 0 1110 Phone I M7 3J4Q hous e FRH G A ~ 7 wr goroqA summa.. k1trhen and bo tde~t~ d by 7 cr eel-. ~ Coll985 3877 JU~ 1 CO MPl~ I EO new h ou~e 111 Mtddlepor t F01 moto ml brmo 110n t oll qn 2138 or qq1 5304 . NEW 3 bedroom house 1 bath s olt t·l ec t o r rc M•ddlcpot! Glose ro Rurlo r, d Phone qq'} 7 481 BY OWNER 3 bedrooms w1th fof{ ed a1r gos heal and OH co nd• COUNTRY loonlond with se<i ud l10nmg I ocr e levP.I lol m ed woods water and good ac Rutland S\8 000 Ph f'rH~ ceh 1n Mom oe County W Vo 741 3163 5 1 000 down call (30A) 7?7 3102 0< 130• 17?13277 liNCOLN ~IlL 3 bedroom house carpel electr c heat good garden lot Wolt.. lng dtstance hom town Coil alter 4 00 99J 7617 rn I ' ' Hral ~,, lalt· for ~a lt lit-a I h•tatc lor :;a],• Ru sse ll 0 Wood E 11enmq s 446461tl Phyllis Loveday Realtor Associate 446·7699 Ph. Home Wrllis T. Leadingham Realtor Ph. Home 446-9539 Gallia County's Fastest Growing Real Estate Agency RUSSELL WOOD REALTOR ,, 446-1066 FOR'T Y ACRES nca r V1nton 15 acres till able, rest roll 1ng and wooded pas tur e «~ BR tr ame home w 1th alurr. s1d1ng , n• ce mOdern k itchen w1 th tot s of cab 1nets a r ange, barn, other o.u tbldg n $38,900 Se¥enty Four ac r e farm, good I story farm home good barn oiMr outbldgs 1-400 tb toba cco base , fa ir t~n ces some trmber , a ll mmcral rtgh1s tow1th f arm NICE DUTCH COLONIAL Wilh I J A of useab le land Brooms d BR No upk eep v1nyl s1d1ng st orm doors ! her mopanc w1ndows I' ~ ba t hs nat ga s F A turnrlCc Nt ce bu tl t •n ktt chen Pl cn ry of qoqd co ld sprtn g w a ter N 1ce block ga r age wdll 15 x73 slora ge spa ce 8. pnrl• tll bas e mcn t u nder starr1q e nru1 L ocr1 ted on bltl ckt oo 1or1 cl 1 , md r ott 51 H\\' 160 1ust lt. I N I SEE t l N OW 17ACRES HOME NESTLED IN THE TALL PINES 81 nu t du l 7 room mod ern br ck & fr ame J BR l1orn e ovcr look 1ny H ghwr~y J.S w es t Nec, tl c<l 1n and ~ urrounct c d by lot!:. at l oll P•n ~:s Fi!mily ro om , 'hOOdbur n1nq t •r f'p ld cc CJM.=tqe & bree1ewn y sever al tr u• l flees peach appl e pear pl um L,u (tt' gnrrlf'n (lr('i-1 Tru ck grtrnge pony "liHcl L• n e t cnce~ B EAUTIFUL SE TrtN G FOR TH IS LOVEL Y HOME 992 3Jl5 REAL TOR 216 E S<!cond Slreel STORAGE OR BUSINESS BUILDING - OJI ol h1gh water w1 th parkmg Over 2400 sq tt of space All Ul ll1 fle5 and equrpmen t 555 ()()() DOUBLE -- Income w 1th modern l1v tng q uarters Carpetmg V1ew of the river and n ear Krogers All ci ty u t 1l1f tes garage and 2 lois I YEAR OLD - 3 bedr oom home w1th 7 bath s d 1n 1ng room f ull ba sement carPOr t and 7 acres ot land 536 500 25ACRES - Inlhe coun lry wilh electrr c and on good gravel road not too far from small vrllage 13 ACRE S - On 68 1 near Tuppers Pl a 1ns w1lh drilled well T P water a11ailable It has '1 tra der hookups w 1th a 2 bedroom tr ader Jus ! 51 3 000 4 BEDROOMS Famrl y room ful l ba sem ent nat ural gas f urn itce c1 t y water , c arpetmg n1ce kit chen foyer, garage and large l ot 517 500 256 ACRE S Nea r Slale Garage T P water and eleclr1c availabl e N eM le ve l land w il l make good garden ground Only $5 000 NEAR SCHOOL - Wa l k l o stor es qu tel st reet and ou t of all !load s Large 1 b edroom home wilh spa c 1o us storitg e Oak floors a nd tnm Has a full basement and garage 511 500 NEAR TOWN - Larg e 10 room house on one sandy i!ICre Has ~ baths o I FA furna ce and 3 car garage with apartment over wt th furnace cr ty water and B u 1sness Bulld rng N ow only 520.000 IF YOU HAVE AN EXPENSIVE HOME AND WANT IT SOLD WITHOUT A LOT OF LOOKERS COMING ALL HOURS , YOU SHOULD CALL 992 3325 Helen L Teaford Sue P Murphy Associates FOR SALE Lots off of old Rt !5, I mole from new hosp1ta I in Sunk1st V1llage Lot s1re, 177•96 Good locatron Ca II 446-1171 Alter 5 p m -146 257! MAKE US AN OFFER ON THIS ONE 8 ROOM HOME APPROX 4 A All l evel along 51 Hwy 55 1 ' 8 R mod ern home w1 th bu 11t •n kil ct1en F A furna ce, part1al basem en t I par ches s~ p a r a t e gorage and summ u k1 !che n ill so workshop 8. <, t or a(J!" .:U(il Lo t ~ ol budd nq spots tor new homes. on lllC' Gill !Ia Co Rur ~11 Wilt cr Sys t 1\l~o cln 111COrne 1n VCS 11l1l' lll propert y (i'\Ll NOW FOR MOR E DETA I LS GOOD BUY A llr' <lr t1vr 7 r oom modern ranc n st yl e horn r 2 B R e:o<tra ntce fi1 mlly room WI Ill .,l•<l•nq qiMiS doors & IMqc sto r ag e ar oc1 K 1!Ct1en 1 1,1~ dout)IL• s.1 nk & lots ol h url ! 1n C<lbtn('IS plu ~ u t d• l y room w 1th br1 t11 COUN T RY LIVING II you l•ke tr esh co un try .11 r t/)tS •s !he one 6 room nouse 8. 1 A 101 3 B R home w rt11 ex tr a n• ce co un tr y "-•t c ht~ n w•ll• Na il ove n & co un ter l op ra nge E xtra n•cc but! I 1n cab1n et s N1c0 lr gc tron t Pli! O Home has h{l d rL1 ilt qood car e A lso lla'::> tl hors e 1hCCI Loc i\led on blr~c ktop rOild CALL N OW ONLY Ill 000 N 1ce 3 bedrooms oarn , 11v tng room , modern ea t 1n k itc h e n w1 th built 1n cab rnets Full basement. almost new QdS for ced a1r furna ce and hot water neater Loca ted wtttl 1n tne cr t y llm 1ts Look1ng for a n •ce clean home c lose t o sh oppc n g are<'~' A Buy Ca l l Now 6 ACRES WITH L ARGE PINE TR EES Jdr. ill bU II(ItllQ spat nes tled tn rl fl are o of larqc p 1ne tr c('!:i 200 t 1 f rant age 2 aut <;1 dL ~ t o r agc bu li dmgs Gd rden spot npple & pea c11 l r('('S r 1mb!"r Wf'll W1lh ctrc tr ,c p um p O N LY i 8 900 00 TOTAL PRICE REDUC ED OVER 3141 SQ FT BLOCK BLDG Bu s1n(\ss or st or ag e spa ce N •cc J larq c r oom s on aprox t50 ft tr ontilg e on a S tat e H,g hway by appro-x JBO It dee p All l eve l fu el otl FA fur nace Rur .11 Witter sy s t em H 1qh also w e ll w1th elec tr 1c pump ovcrnead door s l or larg e tr uck s Olf •ce tS n1ce ty car pet ed and 'pan etccl CALL FOR OT HER DE TAIL S ONE ACRE PLUS Vu cv nt tan d Ill cl t y of M 1<l dle por t Real n•ce bu ilct1ng lo t h1gh & dry wdh IMgc shade tree a lrc ndy th er e Ap prox JOO It tronl <iQe B ACRES PRICE REDUCED W•lt11n 10 m1n ctr.ve to do\\ ntown G(ltlipOI •S, Gr een Town sh1p C i! y Sc hool Sv stcm Has. hookup tor m obile horne G.lll •a Rur al W<'l ter etec tr 1c nnd sc pt cc t.mk n1ght ligh T on pole 100 It fronld9 C on Grahclm Sch ool Rd T•mlwr Bulldmq SIICS CALL N OW 1 ACRES CLEA N LEVELLAND Sh or t d1stan ce nor th o t Ga llt POI•S Gall1<1 Co Rur rl l Wa r(•r l1nc 10 I r on ! o t lh s pr o pLrty Blac kto p road /1.11 m•neral ng~lls goes AL L L EVELS LOT S OF U SES HANDYMAN ' S DREAM 45 ncrs of good 1.1 nd pl us unfln1 shcd !r• level home 1\lat you ca n t tn 1sh all m (1t er~a t s ar e alr ea dy av ail abl e Owner w•ll negot 1a te pnce BEAUTIFUL RI VER FRON T HOME o c.1ulilut7 roorn home wlln <1 Pdnorarn. c v1ew of the r1 vcr 21 r A Full basemen t w " ' w oodbur n. ng l lrPpliKf> 2J It xJI It room w1 t h k ilc hc nr llt' P.)(Ce llcn t for (.'fl l crt a1n1ng or dt1nc 111q N ICC modern k l ic hen IOCIU(Itng cl1S hcl Sher rangr & r f' l r tqt;rator form.:tl d1n .n u roorn. l llm ily room , t o r m o ii 1V1 n9 r oom & 3 B Ra nd 'l fu II ba t11s & s h owe r ~ F uc l oil F A furna c.e E x ce llen t IOL(IIIOil f or itSh 1ng r tght ou t your bnck doo r C1ty sc t1oat ti 1SI M us t sec to AP pr ec• ate •IS value 8 ACRES • LEVEL LAND Bea utiful land w 1lh loiS ot p•nes and two rou<l trontgc 41J miles fr om M e1 g s Coun ty M1ne No 1 Good build•ng s iles and rural w a te r tn p pa1d lor CALL ~JOW 6' , ACRE S MORE OR LESS On St are H 1ghway 554 two barn s, level to rol l 1ng land w1l h sma ll str eilm th ro ugh at edge of property ON LY $7 400 00 VA APPROVED KYG E R CREEK SCHOOL DIST Modern 3 BR r anch hom e approx 2• 1 y ears old Thermopan e w •ndows storm door"> F A furna ce w1lh centr a l a 1r Ktl chc n has range , r etng lots at bulil1n cab1net s Full base m ent w1 th pa110 doors Rural wa t e r sy st em Garage CALL NOW 11 7 ACRES WITH LOT S OF SHADE TREES 'l BR m obil e tlorne nestled In lot s of shade tr ees Lot s at road fr on ta ge Outstde butl chngs A ll f urn1fure goes, tn c iUdlng washer and dr ye r So me ltmber CALL NOW PRICE REDUCED 3 bedroom carpe t ed home located on Lower R tver Rd averlook 1ng the Oh1o R tver Some rr ver fron tag e newly redecorated pnce redu ced to $11 OOQ.OO Rl No 554 Rl N o 35 Call lor HAVE MORE FARMS , HOMES & 6USINES~ ERTY AVAILABLE CALL ANY HOUR VET • STOP USAT Audrey Canaday Realtor Associate BY AND ~. BEAUTIFUL CONTEMPORARY Tt1c. mo'i l h 1 <lUi d ul WQOC.Ii.U '> I' ll 11tj 111 tn1'; df( a 1q 1 Of)flf"d ~l(rf'> 1n Cd~ 'irhtJol D•t.l Luv, If 1 lk'Oroom tlnmt w rh UON 'i n. <:. I ; hr1 pl,,r • f w d , roorn pt J 11 JUf rer Vrr 1 ' NEW L I STIN G lb'<lroom Btlh1! f.:!<! I (1Cn 1~1ncl Wl'li or r ural wah r tu• •l 011 tu rn,,c, Pnt. ' <1 f or qu•c t.. 'Hlh S-1/000 00 NEW LI STIN G Ooub lf' w• dc S• l un ted on nt ce lo t 1n Cou ntry A1 r c Esta tes 3 bedroom carpeted 'l bath s cent a c , natu ral qas Some appllr111Cf'S S26 000 00 TWO BEDROOM HOME newly cons lr uc l od carpeted large porch rural water located on Bear Run Rd Prrce 135 000 00 .. 3 BEDROOM ca r peted home n Plan t z SO na t ga s heal ') add 1 onnl lots 1n(lu ded (1 80 x140 J Pr •ce S34 900 NEW LISTING Bu s1 ness budd mg s tualed •n Gall 1pol1s BO fr ontage on Ea st ern Ave ncludes busrness bldg and 2 rentals Ca ll for more 1nformat1on COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Jac k son Ot110 tw o lcl•ngs pre sf'nlly tf'.i5f'd and orcup1f'd also tw o apartm ents over bus tnC>ses Presen l c1nnualmco me ei( cceds $4 ,000 00 Buy now tor S.lO 000 OU I)U 2 BEDROOM COMPACT HOME , located 1n Gall 1poltS COM FORTABL E HOME PLU5 EXTRA INCOME PROPERTY Wc> ll kep t 5 r oom ll OUSC" IUS I o ft Rt 160 Step '> clVL'r k11 Cl1f'll vn th n (f' tJ udl 1r1 cd t1 nc •s rn nqf & rPir •g Hil '> ,J fron t porch & Ctlr pen Real 11rt l ilrpct throuqtlou t & rl Frrl nk.l n w oocl tl urne 1 Ptu ~ d ~ it P0 55•b lc r xlrrl .ncolliE.' 12 x6 5 motJIIC home tha t hdS 3 B R & 11 J IJa lh And lld:, ti s own pr 10 1(' dr1ve CALL FOR YOUR AP PO I N IME NT TODAY on 2nd Ave Newly patnled rust n g ht for 1ntown livrng Pnce $16 000 WHERE EL SE c an you pur chase a 3 bedroom Carpete d home 'i1 tua t ed o n 120 x75 lo t a ll underground ut d1 l es Gall 1pol• s C1 tv Sc hool D•str 1ct Th e p roce IS 1?>000 bul you can I REPLACE FO R THAT' OWNER TRANSFERRED ANXIOUS TO SELL In top ((.Hl(ltlton ..1nc1 on( ot IIH t1~ 1 torM01• J IMqe 111rronn f o~r .11 tnt'' ~Jlllt 11 r ~ rrt n 1 , t 1 '' ' , pi,, , • .J r 1 . , , 1 Hlfl IIJ• rr to t Pr I 1 S 11J ) tl I' r q v , VA OR F H A o~~ r v~ lP(>IJ' I I' 11 ]rrwn c 11 II I( N wt r f 11 Oeif I I J l)f 'lfUO 11 hon I H N '> (lilllj IJ 1 'lnl t1nr ./11 11 r 11 111, il)rn H ln.-rh < tr 1 l11ll• '> ,) llrttt I1V nO r OO!Tl ) SprH IOU' b1 cl~t.rJill<, V r I 111 ~ t rl1 ••1r!itl<l~•nu r vom ,;,1 0 1JII ).1 111Htl ll\ iltl t,1m11., orr, ( room & !Murory r oom ~...0111' m FABULOU S RANCH Ourl 1 t h11 II l II,HJHI or ck r ':.1rlt 11( on nn n11rM I vr ,1 I Hl )\ P• d tot l hiS rov• t r .l I)• oroom hOr1t Oil 'r~ t orn1c11 n ' rJncf' B• ,1u r tul c..un H n r.v.nq room •, n1 ,1 ')1on< t r.•plolcL tnrm,ll O•rll!l'-i 8. 1 Ddlll<., Full I),..,, 1ntnt nr lud\'<, a "PcHIOU' lrHnd f room \'H t ll" t r r, n H r, < room & l)<lf 1 M ll!) rdtH & llf'i!l DUfi1P (dill r H)V00 1'11rY1rn t EXCELLE NT BUSINESS LOCATION or Rr !') ll>uutf, m f rom r ,.. ,,,, 1 r ,, 1tl 111r r • !<. t I(Ut 1(1 ! ._, tt 1 I • hnP • ' 10 I I i) I I r , , 11 hom~ fl'l. urJ Crlll 1 M E IGS CO PROPERTY HAND YMA N 1 1r , J t; I Ifill)! fllllJ\ n , I< I <.,om r1 ~)l,r 111 tur'• 'I J ruon !/)I & I •• , 1 , tfll W1ll r 1'\Jn !ttl JI H r MIDDLEP O RT JOAC RES,w1 th mod er n3bedroom home near Por Jer app ro ximately 10 mm fr om hospdal plent y of pn va cy P nce $59 000 lS I ACRE S nea r Vmt an .J bedroom home 2 oulburl d 1ngs so me equ1pment ava table some t .m ber pasture and bO ttom la nd Pr1 ce S7 5 000 CIT Y PR OP ERTY CONVENIENTLY LOCATED N C£.' hom£> cumpiP ILiy rl'>IOi t.;(l yOU ll1U'd \ 1 (' the 1\ rit' IO hf'liCVt ltlt L • I L~n t l I l1il :, hPcn rern0(11 tdl t~ncl rec f ~~co r a i C'cl t. r oor11'> 1 t)(ll h"l F 1\ t1,1<, turn,Kc lll'W tt lnng p1umtm1tl dry Nlllf prlpN nnd c Oll1Dit.~ k1 y Cclr pt tr d w.tl1 totJ qr,ld(' cdr pr t nq F1r1 f)I. Jt<' r)OUSt' 1S COV('r ('(j WI !11 n~.: W alum s•d nq qr1rm n ,HLd all of th 1s r1 ncJ mor t rt1 '> onr. 1S r t>ady to movt .rllo VA LOclfl no ctowt1 p,w '11e nl 2l0'K150' h1ghwav al ~ ng BUILDING LOT near Eve rgreen ru ral v.ater pr 1ce $5 900 BUILDI NG ON UPPER 2ND AVE repa 1r Buy l or $ 1-l 500 00 needs some LOOKING FOR SOMETHING m th e Ew1ng ton area?? We have l 1sl ed a corner lot w.th sta t1on bu dd 1ng plus an .1dd 1t onal lot acr oss th e street Call for more 1n!ormed1on NEWLISTING 7bedroom car pet ~dhomes1 1 ua t edon upper 2nd Ave Gal11pol s One !Iocr rd ea t tor ;oung or rc t1red cou pl e L •v ng u tility rooms kil chen nnd bath New w1 r ~ng and p lumbing Newly renov at ed Call f or more mtormalion ONE ACRE LEVEL LOTS on Harr isburg Rd nea'r Rodney Rural water no mobile homes Pr1ce S5 000 each LO VELY COU NTRY ATMOSPHERE Be aut• l ui n(>w 3 B R br 1ck fr ont horne wdh hrepl acc lonn a I d1n nq room & la rge eat 1n k i!Chen w 1tn tors o! bu ill m cab1nets rdnye & dt Shw as her ') l ull baths & Cl utd tv room Plus I C flr' garage T111 S tlomc 1S S1tU CI IE.'d On cl WOOCtC!d lO T appro)( 1 acrC' Soon to be co ml el ed DO N T LET TH IS ONE SLI P BY CALL TODAY BUILDING LOTS 75 xt?O , a ll underground u t11 11 1es rural wa te r , centra l sewage co llect1on bla cktop str eets N o mob le horyres Pn ce sJ oo soo 15000 SO FT BUILDING loc,rl tecj Wt th ln th e c I of Prtrk illq lO t no Slf'p<_:, to Climb (t t y W~l u anc sc wpr Catl t or 1n orr ifl lorr1\rl t 1on Grll li ~OIIS NEW LIST IN G In 1\ ,1 /ldU (lrl Stfl Ali C 3 tJL~CirOC1 11l I tome ::.• tuNtcd on rliCi' tot P r11. r d to Sf'll lil Sf ~n 000 00 NEW LI STING In Ga!l•pOII\ Locust St larq e 110mp on ly I ; block s fr om sc hool" 1 on11en1en ! local•on can oc u~cd as tw o r:~partmf'n ! ') Pr•C<' Onlr S26 900 00 PICTURE PERFECT Excell en t 6 room remodel ed neu se locatect on a bla ck top roitd BC'flU t lui k 1Tchen w 1th bu 1l f 1n cab.nets s tit 1 nl es~ s t ('l'l Sink & d Sh wa sher D 1n1n9 r oom wtth Fr ank lin woocl burner House 11t so nas fov('ly crtrpet UTrooqnout & rllr condiiiOnlng NtCcbcH n s tora ge & wood cellar shed Good 1111c tcnces & tru tt trees AI! ltl iS 1S Si tuat ed on live building loi s PRI CED IN TWE N TIE S N EW LISTING Commrrc ti'l! IJU lctrnq 111 Galh pol 1s Court St , ? oparf mcnts. over bU\Int'S~ Call t or m or e 1n lorrnd t 1on NEW LIST I NG } B• ctroom ~...-u,1'r ~.v,, , Rd c1 t { Natr r turl 011 l1(l,, , Pnr1 !. I ~ 000 f!Uf" on NEW LISTING SO rKr1"i 7 c:; tory tr ~lmt ' hOmf' IOLdl! cl on Fr i('Oclly R1fH/t J I)I'Cirnol11 lu d od furnrl Cr on t br1 r1 1 propNiyfi'11Cfl(1 Pri{I•)!OUOOOO N EW LIST IN G Qu el JJL'.tCllul wlln 1t1e So lilude of nver lt vt ny locrllrd il pprol( I) m tnu t s below G,llhpol ls Onr o r tw o bcct r ooms 11 buths, 31 Je r es ovcrtoo!u no the 0 1110 R•VC' r Prr ccd reasonably tor $ 1950000 IF YOU ' RE T HIN KING ABOUT SE LLI NG GIVE U S A CALL AND WE ' LL BE HAPPY TO DISCUS5 OUR LISTING CONTRACT WITH YOU WE H AVE BUYERS BU T WE NEED LISTINGS'' • LET US SELL YOUR HO ME WHEN YOU RE REAOY We're Out To Sell The Earth.· CALL NQW. OFF-ICL 446-7699 HOME · 446-9539 Super Investment Property Check lhe traffic by lho location Pr-esently operating succeHfully a carryoul . A large 5 bedroom home eully converted to a tine rest1ur1nt or club, also would- b e.........a.n ucettent furnlfun setup store w1t h plenty of sloroge Other gaodlo• ground for other bullnen ploces, plus 2 good rent1l collages Call Charles Kleshng 11 ~46 · 396~ . on ossociate of Ohio River Reotly Let me po~nt ou mony posslblhtles Prr trc 1 pl acr for ch•lclrf'n ! w rr tk lo schooll Th •s or cn,,rc.J h•ll hom e •ncludf''> 4 la ( gr bf'droom" 1 oath s • at n k dc hP n l amdy room Wtlh mnrw lous v tf!W 2 t 1rqt pr~ t •os and p,1 r1 1al basrmen t and QV( rs1tf'd t wo r -rr q,,rfltj(' The' DC'1 1 pM I Of IllS HlC pr t(( S4Y )()0 r oom o1f .fr 1nrt J 1),1 'v.. Nrnoorounfl rl'' " qooa olq I mr Drtrn You rnu r 1111 (;nl BUILDING ? We nave severat c hotce bu1ldtng s1 tes wa 1lable Rl No 160 xa t lon and pr ice Mose Canterbury 446 3408 f NICE 45 ACRE FARM & LOV E LY HOM E Spac ou s r ernodLi ed 8 r oom l1om c wrth ::.!ells c11nq plu s. J BR i1 c1tt1 tor m0 l I1V1'1Q roon1 & lilnrc countr y k• l cllcn W1ll1 bu11 1 1n cab, nel s & Slil1nles s stee l s1nk rn.., t1 omc ha s ,1 F 1\ furna ce & a woo dt,urncr .15 A ot bt:'a utd ul rollmq lt~n cl appro..: 30 A tdlablc app1ox 15 A l 1mhf'r [ 'lltr ~1 larqc barn wor k s ~1op r c llrlr 8. tobilC CO bclS C Som e lru ttr ces I I {OU r(' .n!N('S tN l •n il m cc larm CALLABOUll HI S ONE. MODERN HO ME ON RT S88 All r ac i iVC br• c lo:. 8. frarn c hom(' w th 3 or pos.s1b ly II BR ltv1 nq room wilh l .n pl,lCe C'x lrn n tc~ k1t c hcn W1 lll t)ud t •n catJtnc t s ca l at bM & d,n.nq ,ln..'a. Fulllh1Seni c nl 8. qaraqc Lovely 1n qroun(l pool & ctl' ck. Gal11po 1 s Sc hool D 1s tr •c t T~~~~~RDrn $42,600 21''' LOCUST ST , TWO STORY J bed1oom frame house FA l uti'IOHI sto rm wm d o w~o ftr fJ pfoce tn M•ddlop01 1 Phone 99~ l457 or 991 5867 CLELAND REALTOR ASSOCIATES 9922259,9916 191 C Bruce Teatord Jl ' ~t o ry home C)(Cellen t c ond , nearly new s1d 1ng ool , co ncr ete porches dnd walks, 26' )(32 olock garage gas city wa t er and sewerage 1n c Uy Zon ed com m er cral BETTER BY QWNlR ~ JA F- HA • Quality Cu stom bu11t home - You can See the 011 ~ ter ence • • Appro11. 1 acre wooded lot • Ov l"r 1, 300 sq It liv1ng area 2 car garage 2 full baths H ea t pump cent 011r • Energy sav 1n g co n struct10n • Ftreplac e • Expertly built t 10 PCT OOWN PAYMENT FOR QUALIFIED BUYER 446-3636 H.. all!:&latc for Salt• IIOM!:SHES t or !tole- I acre 01'd up M1ddlepor1 neat ll ullond Coli9971<6 J JUST LISTED - 26 acres fenc ed J sprmgs CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 HAND YMA N SPECIAL Good alaN hom e t'droom s b~ lh d111 1ng room a l m o~ l nl'-"' l u r n~ c e needs rl li ttl e worl(. but IS rl gooc1 buy lor ~I? 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EACH OFFICE INDEPENDENTLY OWNED li'T;v;; FARM Recently r emodeled home 15 ac r es of til lable l and 56 acres ttmber la rge btlr n n(w tool shed 1800 l b tob acco ba se Farm we ll t aken care of VA or FHA Attr oct,vc honw 1n B1dwctl 3 bt?clroorns. n• ce bath m9de rn kil chen tr~rn 1.,. room only sn 800 Own \.' r w,1 n t s 10 se ll now dav lie tical !<:stale lor ~ale oo ATTENTION NEWLYWEDS Look lh 1s Ovl' r 14)( ] 0 mobile horne w 1fh I h.?O f~m ly room t'ldded Has 3 bedrooms 2 bC'l th:, ce ntral cllf I)(CW I tu l l urn1 l ure 1n every room qoes w 1tn propN t y nKiucllnQ wa sher & dr ye>r ,All rn•s toea tea on 1 'acres ciOS(' 10 E w1 ng ton only S2 3.SOO 18 ACRES Real Estate (or Sale CALL Pl a ns ca ll f or w htfe shull t:! r s and wht~e pil lars on the ran t porch to accen t th1s beau t ifu l charcoal gray ranch comb f am ily rm and ktl chen beautifUl wood ab 1net s range d1sp dtshwashe r 3 BR , 2 full baths master suJte IllS tl S own lu ll ba th ) spaCIOUS l1v mg m wllh l1repl ace 2 car ga r age wtth works hop ar ea, haded pr~t•o J1 ~a cr e level lot Mov n g 10 tn 1S rlr(!a ? You II be qli:lCI you 1nsp ec l e d 1!1 sou 1'- IQnd nq ho rne Hd 5 3 IJt!{lrooms 11" Drll hs, d1 nq room r'I1 Ct~ modern k I Ch t' fl I1V1n9 room wyiln t r epl rlCC l ull t CM Pi tC'd no l ur,ll q as hcot gc1ragc shown by appo ntment qooc1 Your Best Real ~stat~ Buys Are Found in the Sunday Times-Sen_tr.·~n_el~-, THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE)AGENCY "' GALLIA COUNTY'S LARGEST REAL ESTATE AGENCY ~ SOUTHERN HILLS REAL ESTATE MIDOLEPO~T bilSf>mC'n l , ' • 446-6610 . RODNEY VILLAGE II N1ce ranch w!lh 3 bed rooms brll h wdh shower carpe tC'd l car gcu,,or county wa ter CI IY sc hool d1Str1c t vNy oood buy tor £,~5 000 72 MILL CREEK lH 446-3636 I""M!!!".,.n" r A ~QII 1978 Real l:state for Sale CANADAY REAL H••al !<:state for Sale BAIRD & FULLER REALTY . T i m e s - S e n t i n e l t teaiEstaterorSalc ' ·~ ' ror sale Apll l lb II I II I I 1l I orn, n q 11 lQ<' (,{1{) ~~ l p! 1'> 1 o8 ACRE FARM ., Clnlrtrt ! prt ' un 1, IWrll l ':> 11 tnJol ot th<'i 1 ttrrh l to~ r ''oct~ It 1, •, to r { 1 trn ~ OP , ! n lull < '-, D< ( 1 1 J0f' ~ ld(ll I Vlfllj r JOI'\ & t IJdll <, IS n<rt.., ' ' I JIJI> l<1nct &. u.11 111 n P<l'ilur & wood I tn \'V H • or ttl lh• ,, • m1 ,,, 1 ot) h'1 iC\0 REDU CE D TO SIS 900 SJbt r G lrtl<l 11111 Pomt roy I o.,to .; t1um• n '-' 1 .; qnuct Ul\1 1n F r~ t u r 1 <; J ''' I r oom<:. !Oif'l'l' frun111 room n tull hd"{ mrnt n•cC I 'nu rOOIIi -.. t(!1t n cH id Or Ill l M I ( trCI l rnCCCI lfi 1 d t.. rlH I [l llr'r Celli nc1v lht <.., .\Ofl 11,1'>1 loner 1 STOR Y I ROOM S IN V INlON IHHn~ T11rt D<~n IH IUU• '-.II VII 4 r001n ~ l 1 1)1, n & r'1r1 l;,il l lfio !fr oni')OI1R' 3AA 811 I or 388 F!51~ lt~l\ E v m<, H.ll d !lt{lroon' til F , (I l t ur Qnt 1 ~1H":>00 Cll h CE NT E RPOINT Prrflr S.L'I I nll 0'~ I •lf IOI VNy n I IJ•'(fronlll 1)1 IQ.V( I Wolin T,lrCit' i \ nq rOO Ill & \ 11 t tJ "' "c n, n w1th Pit nl t of c r11J1 wt..., /'l. 1 b.llns L I" l• (Jclr lCl! qOOrl Utll Ch n "'POl ~-,p In() REDUCED TO \21 ,000 Ownt r tn rl b>IHI & r1f'((', to 11 n .., '1 ,, '~'"' ,., 111 Jr-.. ,..,, tlOITI• nt ,1r v.nton Hornt 111 t d'i '>0111' r P p~t r-~l{) n t( bf'clUI l ui Ap pr ox 11 H 11 <, nt flrl\!Url & wo ::/J .,,n Odlt'llllt t, clbl t AI'!:.O 11 JO llnu h,lr n oond & nn,1 r outt1u1 c11n ,. BARGAINS ARE HARD 10 FINO Don I .:. top lOOK 'U f)~ r JU'>I llt rl' ,.., Ill( It -.r DJy you rt qo m1 to sel L 111q c1 n•ntl {C.lfl1D , IJ~droum-, IJU1Il1n t '' 111 k. •l , ht n lull IJlJ<.,t r'1l'1'11 1 to t o;, of l i OO(J Sf)Ol , tor tr1mdy or ,,, rMm F-lrtl l liCN110i ill'l{\Ot11r10t !>JJ<,\0() NE STLED IN T HE WOODS l MILES FROM TOWN llltqilll qOif1ll up 1111~ trtt' ltnf'<l cfr v•' vl l (tlmq tt1c VfU fit I<, piny ,lC:, fOU r1ppro(ldl l ht\ rc.1tlv llt~riU fd ul ru<., l n rt~ct\\OOfl ') stou th~l •"> complt' l{ If "iurroundf'd 11, !) Q to\(.1)' .wooct\ lh•s 110U'lt mc!udrc. ,1 formal rn tr,lnct· w1111 111 oppn c., rttr lr'. il) li!rqr'·nvtno room wiln I Cit\ of Cllr11.,\ Ot nor 110rarv OUIIT 1n K>tc twn w1 th b•q \ II' W of rhl wOOll.;, ,Jn<l pool '~ boths J or S llf'd r ooms !llhlC:. tf'r h 1~rtroom h~~ c:;p tft na roof'"~ nnd prtvi'1te ba lh l FutiiM'-It m, n t oMt•C~IIy ltn silt u tnmdt & rl'C room 2 t ,,, qM,lll( You won t lind a n1CI'r hom~ IMME DI ATE POSSESSION Own1'r 11(15 movNI nlu\1 ..,, ,, no111. Spactou<., 1 b~'ctruorn 1101111~ n fo"" n W11!1 1Mltt' l rl!ll I' roorn & I1V no room plu'i 1 !HillS. N Ct VM<l Wilt1 (l(lr(1Qt' ~26 600 ATTRAC TI VE HOME ON l ACRES J...,twy honw 1n Ct ntt 1 Pllln l wl!h it PrlllOI d,~,,r J '\\ ot tl11 luunlrys,,rtf' Tt~ •.., 111oom f1orn1 lil(ludt"i 1 ro;-; l1"''H1 room w• l h W II I D 000<1 S1 7t'd llr<lrOOI11S & Ort 11i lo. I ~~~ n F A Oil I UIIl,l<t 1'. .l \117J 1} ~ 6QnWI l1 II(HlWjliU'.f '1t rrlllOOkup 1(11 tr ,111\'' LOW $ .1() <, LARGE BRICK IN TOWN Good 10 room hOm(' on Jmt Ave Oown<.:.tatr<. ho~ t1t t n rL'Il10C!t'IC'CI upslatrs nN'd\ .1l1tllr w ork Could brcomr a line Mmr or ren ta l tnvestmen t Fcnce cl br~c kvnr ct ilnd 2 c ar cM port Call l OdrW ATTENTION PASTURE FARM FOR SALE - Ill acres , clun rolling grassl a nd , good lences & croB fences springs, fob bue , 5 rm haulit , barn, f,-anh on 3 rds , watnuf Twp , HS,OOO STROUT REALTY 446 00 01 NEAL REAL TV PHONE 440 1~94 See fht S excc pliOilally well BY OWNER kept ho m e W1lh 3 BR. 21 1 ~d b 1k h 3 l...:' room r c ranc .:z v, ba th , lull ba se men t, form at beths , fully carpeted , d u11n9 room r cc room a 1r forc ed air gas heaf, a c , co ndlt•oned, nil tu ! a I g,u b u1 11 rn - ktt chen,--fa nnly- - ~==========::t: ca t - s 1tu-aled on-----.! roo m ups tairs with r bCOUlilully landscaped lot fireplace, 2 car garage, 1n Spnnlf V.lllcv Sub elec opener, basement, FOR SALE BY OW NER D tv ts1on Th1 s home ts pr 1c large Jot , qu1et 3 BR carpeted home. nat ed 1" the S60 ' s Call tod ~1v gas heal, city school d rs! , lor appt ne•ghbOf'hood on Marf1n Charles M Neal 446 1546 Dr near hospital Priced In a dd rl ronal lot Included . m1d J Mtcna cl N eal 446 15, 3 upper ISO 's Ph 446-1171 or ~JO' s Appt n ecessar y ' 6 os S11m Neal 446 73~6 44 43 446 0041 ' You ca n't sell Apples out of an empty baskel Res1dent1al Property Needed $25 ,000 to $55,000 . We absolutely do have Ouallt1ed Buyers wa11Jng for us to fmd the nght prop er ty tor them . !- + - BEAUTIFUL BRICK RANCH on 3 City lois, level With 17xJS oval1n ground sw1mm1ng pool, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths , lg liv ing room . toyer , formal dintng, large ketchen , many cabinets, dtsposal, dishwasher, bu1lt -tn • 1 h carpe tth roug hou t , 1am1 • 1y room , range & oven, pus 1aun d ry & sewrng room , f u II 1eng lh o,• 1arge 2 car ~:;~e , cen 1ra 1 h ea t & a1r and other goodl es a 11 446 c - E.M. WfSEMAN, BRUKER- 440-3796 EVE. E. N. WISEMAN, BROKER 446-4500 JIM COCHRAN, SALESMAN 446-7881 EVE. 500 2ND AVE. CALl 446.3643 GAlliPOliS ''• �t IH> 'I ht• Sund<~) llnW<-Senlnll•l Sumla1. ,\plill6 D-7 - The Sunduy l'IIJJ C>•~entmd sund" v ( 1978 Real Estate Best Re~l Estate Buys Are in the Sunday ItPal Estate for Sale Real Estate for Sale 23 LOCUST STREET 1218 EASTERN AVE. · GALLIPOLIS, OHIO "We Sell Better Living '' OFFICE 446-7013 ' ~,. ' -... ~ . .' . . m ~: =r-;::: 11 SMALL FARM Good 3 bedroom house br~ lh ex ter1or has ~11 urn1num S1d1ng 2 str (l wberry p ~1t c tws 9 acr es IOUITed on OAV1S Rd lOW pr 1C€'OI $1 5 900 A r thur A t-hbert SeniOr M ember Amencan Soc1ety - 8onn1e Stute s Evening s 446 288S Good older home 3 oed r oo m ba th rf'nldl pr ope rty CROWN CITY E )( CeHcn r bU1Id1nq t or bUS•M'S. or Of fl ee build ng 1S. set up fo r rl tJPduty ~hop or a bdrbcr shop bo th wilh equ1 pnwnt to e.:~ ted on et n•ce to t P r. ce r educed call t odr~y EXCELLENT BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY GOOd Rou tt? Bus ness wilh unl.m• tt•d po tl:' nl l<'l l d you wan t to b<' +ndCpendt~ nt nnn llt'lvf' d mon t v m(i lo. n q IJU'j. ness o l your own sl op 111 at our off cc tor dc l£1•15 PONY KEG Th tS well know n Carry Ou t 15 onr of th e or c<J ~ oest A mon ey llldk. tnQ I)USin(SS Jllcll •ncl uctcs the proper l y n••r ro t toQ t110 R1\ N !iJ~;tu r L S dll<.l 1nven tor y Bus1nC'ss ha s a vC'ry oood nr l tncome prr f('M S IOO n <'U1 c1 1C' I IJ', (J +VC' YOU l h(' Cl('ldii S Gooa mobtle nom (' or t)U ldtnq SI I C' over 1 ' acre n •ce tnnd loct'lh."d close to town on Rl lJl Prrce r educrd ro 'b 4 200 ver y ntce l.'lnO tor tiWt'strncn t or df'vclop small t ar m or home s.t i C' LOCil iCO CIO'iot 10 1\0 ~c hao! J5 ACRES Good roll+nQ I:"Jncl tor t1un t1nq or c,l mPIIlQ $14 500 lOS ACRES Good t1rnr \•'<n ih a modern 7 bt>Cir oom home fully cMpctecJ n1~t' k lctlt n woul<l h( n qoort ;Pe l tarm hil~ ~ IMQe ba r n 40 x250 \.,t l h tQu•PI11<'nl tor ra s nq pout rry n1cc pond FNquson J.) w1 l h all eo u•o WE NEED LISTINGS WE HAVE A WAITING LIST OF QUALIFIED BU YERS LIST WITH US FOR FAST ACTION ON YOUR PROPERTY Evemngs Call OScar Ba11d, Realton 446-4632 John Fuller, Realtor 446-4327 CROWN CITY Tnr ee or tour bi• d r oom wllh !Moe ltv 1nq room rrnd l( ,fcnPn Full bc11h ~o; , t (h fn i~ppltn n ces go w•lh tlOuSf' ,A barqr11n COU NTR Y SETTING N tCC nome '•on Jlarqe lo t one mile tr am R•O Grande Ttl r C't' oed r oomr, two bil lh s. wooaou rn ng hr('lace tot s of(> ) trrl<:. EDGE OF TOWN Thr ee brdrooms wooaourr .ng h ri•place $?7 gas budqe l sundecK otf k 1lchcn t u11 bne men! t amily room a real qoodH.' and prrc 1•u r 1Qh l Call .:~ppo•nlmen t yE S we n<Jv(' houSP rr cilll rs .~nd lor.;,. ro ACRES Lovf'l f bulid•nq •,dP c,r pt c t,m k of pr o f)('rty read f to build on w e ha v(.' qua l ilted Rea l E sta t e Buyer s It SII\Cere about sell•ng cc1ll today We need propert •es '2 5 000 to \.45 000 range W e hav e man y vaca n1 1and ;eeltcrs Call Today LU)(URY HOM ES S•)l't{ ltVP lhOU'H'n cl upwnr d WP have S('Vt>ral Call tOOdy INVE STMENT Duplex bo t h S1d(•S pre"rntlt~ re n !Pd Anrt no le tup on the d(.>mand tor renta l:. WE HAVE OTHER LISTI NGS & PICT URES OF ALL OUR LISTINGS IN THE OFFICE COME I N & LE T US HELP WITH OUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS MOOERN3 BEDROOM HOME Owner mu s t sell 1111 m ed• a tel y Ran ch type on large level lot One car garage M AKE US A N OF FER COMFORTABLE AFFORDABLE RANCH Two years old , 3 bedroom modern nome located oft Sl Rt 7 Reasonably pr tced E)( cellent s tarter home (dll tor more de t ails CENTURY 21 BEAUTIFUL VALLEY VIEW SEC L US ION Ca tn ed r ~l c c il1ng R o ugh sn w rd C€"dar L(l - 11 ng room w tth hu; rlut WB II re pl ace _, vr otner ex tra s .nclud•ng full base men! All lht s an d see n c 6 7 acres S{)\,.D c ·ENTURY 21 RIVER VI EW Located 3 mile~ belo w Ga i 1Lpot1 S on St Rt 7 s t ory C\nd half fra me 3 bedroom s double c ar garage Also has a r en ta l propert y Wt1t1 11 Cily sct1ool d1S tnc t GOOD IN VES TMENT' CENTURY 21 MOOERNHOME AND ?8 ACRES Well k ep t J bedroom hom e d1V1ded l) aSement & re c room Th1s h o rn e~~ onl y 6 yr old Loc dl ed off fr orn St Rt 55J North (al l f or many mor e de ta Is CENTURY 21 IMMACULATELY KEPT HOM E N tce home fcillu r es bedrooms co n.ca t ! •replace, S1 ft 1ng on a qood s11e lot ver y t as tef ull y d ecora tca Ha s a n ilbovc the g r ound sw1 mm•ng pool Buy th c, home and you 11 br r eady tor th e not summer dtWS 1 CALL N OW FOR MORE INFORMATION A ND A N APPOI NTM E N T' CITY PROP E RT Y , EXCELLENT CONDITION Bnck home s• tuated on a spaCIOUS WOOdeO 101 Wl lh 1n C1 t y l1m1 1S Cory w b fireplace 3 bed r ooms '1 ca r gMaqt> A good qual 1ty budt homp LOOK THIS OVER' HUNTER ' S PARADISE 10 acre tr act tn Nrll •o na! Fores t 3 bd r mob1le home b(trn 1 oOO lb tobcK Co tJ~')P ple n t y o f wdiN N•CP ln y nq qrdund $?4 500 ACREAGE S1)( ac r es on blacktop road Hal t ot a r ea o r m or e tS. wood lot H annan Trace School Ot sl Call now CENTURY 21 Merrnt Carter Evenmgs 379 2184 CENTURY 21 EXCELLENT STARTER HOME One s1ory 7 b(dr ooms fu ll d1v1ded basem ent doubt(' ca r garage otus an c11.tra garr1qe CENTURY 21 COUNTRY HOME & 5 ACRE S Locnted on State Rl 141 n 1ct: hom e 11 be drooms Own er Wi ll sell w ttn small down P{1V m enl & land contrrlc t t o .-, ny qu rtld tf'd buyN CEDAR - A FRAME One acre wooded lot 3 bedrooms, open ft rep lace and open s1a1rway Thi S type at home IS 1n very much d em and ' CENTURY 21 LAND FOR DEVELOPMENT Over 17 acres w1th1n 4 m1 1cs at Gall•poiiS Level land or wooded (!rea GallipOli S Sc hool sys te m b lacktop ro(id and rural wa t e r CENTURY 2 u'5 for ctn CENTURY 21 A LOVELY COUNTRY HOME AN08ACRES Story and a hall co mpletely remodeled 1nS1 de and ou t • Lo t barn g arage flay shed <t ncl coa l u1tl1fy b fclg tt s 1ust tops fo r th(' money' Cn lt tor mor e delad s TO OAY'Il8900 CENTURY 21 COMFORTABLE BRICK ANO FRAME 10 3 acres of ground, morr or l c'!:.~ Home ha s 3 200 s.q tt ove r all Col orado stone hreplace 'l car garoge Vl ry tastctully d ecorilled Onl' at th e mos t qrac1ous llOmcs 111 Gall a County w1lh a fa nfastt c v ew 1 M.my oth er ex tra s CENTURY 21 PLANTATION 6q acr es on St R t 325 and Co r a M111 Rd t1 rooms Farm w ell fenced Good ou tbuildrnQs 35 a cres l('vet tilla ble land Much more CENTURY 21 MOBILE HOME 1970 Cfffimp ton mod el 4 rooms wllh ba th Hooku p all re ady tor ex tr a mobil e ~lome Ca tt now $13,500 CENTURY 21 AUTHENTIC LOG CABIN H o rn e was bu1lt from or tg nat logs 10 acr es of woodland n f 1P id ston e t .rc p facc rm open strt 1r way full bo:~semen t Ca ll for more parttculars 1 CENTURY 21 BRAND NEW RANCH Locn tl"d .n an 1de~11 loca t •On Sl cJ IC' Rl 14l li pprox 4 miles tram t own 1n C•I Y sc hool <J1 5t 6 room hom e Th1~ one 1S. fo r I he economy m ndcd 1 CENTURY 21 VACA NT LAND 11 acre s. 10 tillabl e 12 pas tur e older betrn , 1300 lb t ob~1 cco base pl en t y wa ter ~II 500 CENTURY 21 VACANT LAND FOR SALE rl( r e ~ of good fer! le le vel l nnd 20 ~crt'S. or more t•mb e r th e r es t 1S PN St ure 48 acres .n a ll Good 1nvesTm ent !.25 000 n CENTURY 21 NEW MODULAR HOME 1400 SQ FT LIVING SPACE LOC al(.'(! at The edge Ol Rt O 10 ACRE Grande Vtllag(l St Rt J~S BUILDING SITE 00 rl ll let.' "•!£' lo t and an ad Good ro llin g land on ...,___ dJt •onnlt ot c an be p ur ch c:t s t)IC! Ckl o p r o ad Spr 1ng ed Can us.c many f iled t .es. available for water devc to WI1ICI1 ar c Jva l ab l e men! GOOD BUY• tllroug h R10 Grtlnde Col lege CENTURY 21 ·CENTURY 21 MOBILE HOME COURT Thr ee g ood mobile homes IOCi!IE.'d c lose to c 1y Owne r w ill se ll w1th small down payment or land c ontra c t 10 rtnv qua hf 1ed buye r CALL TODAY' CENTURY 21 SOUTHERN HILLS SPEC IAL PRI CE D LOW 6 room<, full basement ly QM Cien ar cn good s.t or ag e bldq Rl IJl iUS i outof C1l y l11l11 I S ShOUld S(' ll fa st Worth every penny $25 000 GOOD INVESTM ENT OR RENTAL PROPER TY 12 acr es more or ll" ss of vt1 can t land mosttv If vf'l Posstble nook up t or 'l m ob fr ho m es Clo se tom ne~ VA APPROVEO HOMES PLUS TREMENDOUS GOODIES• 13 r oom 110mc, t or 5 bed ro o m s new wood burn er log c ab~r l work shop comm bldg Ov er 8 acres beau f 1fu l lclnd levc t to ro ll m g Bl dg lots M,lny ways to go CALL N OW CENTURY 21 CITY PROERTY 1 st or y fr ame 4 bedrooms open statrcasc A l so a uttl1 ty l>ldg and a gara go All th1 s loca ted on a large lot w•fh ,, new c ha1n l tnk fence LOOK THI S OVER' CENTURY 21 SMALL INVESTMENT, LOTS OF COMFORT , 1846 CHATHAM AVE 1 IJed r oom hom e, ul11! t y good Q(l rden area bl oq Lot 40 x 170 \ 3 000 worth of new l urnt turc qoes w1 th ~n t c $1 4 000 CENTURY 21 SMALL ACREAGE MOBILE HOME 1 ncrr•s gara qe W1lti han dy work benches buil t 1n M obile home Ill good cond1 t•on Th 1S ?tnd m or e to r ~ 1 3 , 500 CENTURY 21 Are you th1n k 1ng of ouy.ng d m obile horne' L1ke new 1975 V •ndale m ob fe home All se t up and ready to .be moved 1n 1o Lets Ocat r o dny l CENTURY 21 ACREAGE 55 ncres of ro111nq qr ou nct w•t nble t or bl clg lot s or pri!,lur e L•ne fences r e good CENTURY 21 NEW LISTIN G 79 ACR ES One ot W Al nu t Twp s best pc'lstu r !" t.1rms or bee t cat He farm Stl o p tcnty ot btrtq s '1 ponas plenty wa t er 1600 tbs tobacco bnsc Mo d .~ rn 3 B R house 7 ca r qar age l ull ba se m ent co un ty 'Aa1rr Pl etl Sc ca ll l or morr. dc1a11s CENTURY 21 MOVE IN rtlt'!:. home •s wa tt1ng f or lh C' r1qh l SI2C frHnd y Ll' V('I ynrd 100 ' x400 lot L R 1 B R cat 1n kll cl,c n u lii•I Y r oom n1 cc carpor t Sm all UPkC('p Prt cec.t R1gh t CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 LARGE HOME.IN CITY Lg 7 st or y house 9 r oom s House 1S modern and m good c ond1 t 1o n Pn ccd rcasonab l£' Pl ease co li for marl! 11lf o1 mnt1on PRETTY ASA PICTURE Th•S nome co nams 2,343 sq It 4 spa co1us. IJedrooms, 2 ca r gnrd ge lull basemen t Qurtlily workrnan shtp 1 rht s home t1as so m any eK tr a ~ you w111 tus t nave to ca ll f or mor t' de ta ils 2ST ORY - 18ACRES Featvr tng 4 BR moocrn k1t chen btrc. n Cdl)l nr t5. LR FR f orm al DR ea t 1n kil ch t:n ba tt1 New w111ng I O!i~lly nsulclled Barn n1cc stocked pond tobiK CO ba se M a ny more fel't lurcs CENTURY 21 RANCH 4 BEDROOMS Spitce abounds 1n !hts rowny fl a me 2 w b t .rC'p l acc~ fu ll fln. shed ba~rmE n t double CM qaraqr wdh c 1ec tr 1c of)f'ncr S tltnq on a qooa '> 1c lo t loc ated off fr om St Rt ll'>O C• ly Sc hool D• s. t 'lhow n by rtppo n tmrn ! Clll l or more de ta 1IS 1 CENTURY 21 FOR LEASE N ew 6,000 ~q If bn ck com m erCtal building for l c a~ e Now• 2, 000 sq fl now com pl et ed 2t OOO sq ft now bctng r enov .Hc d 7, 000 sq It to be r eno11ate d 5, too sq tt pa ved park 1ng goes Wi th the ICcl Se CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 N E W FARM LISTING !0 acres 16 ac r es good fer 11 1e oo tt om tand 10 acres woad lot The rest 1n pr1S tur c Large c ountr y horne, 2 star y , 6 r ooms CENTURY 21 1973MOB1LE HOME Loca t ed '" Rappsburg ~ room s, 3 B R , under sk1rted Looks very n1ce 1 Pnc ed r easonabl e CENTURY 21 MODULAR HOME 8 room s l bedroom s, ') baths c omlete kd ch en cen tr a l a1 r welter t ap very CO l Y LO tS Of e')( tra s Loca teo on B losser School Roitd CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 SPR ING SPECIAL 15 ncrf's s.m all pond an d n s. tr ong sprtng l or witt er ap pr o)( 970 l bs. toba c.co, 2 t> l d g ~ Prt cc d t o se ll TWO BEDROOM HOME Pn ced low lor tmmedlte sal e N1ce garden spa ce good loca t ton , city water sewer , basement Owner Wtl he lp l1nance quallf 1ed buyer We're the Neighborhood Professionals~'·' WE BUY , SELL OR TRADE D oug las W et h er holt - Brok ~r . 446 47U SALES ASSOCIATE Earl W1nter s 446 3828 John Cau d1II6 H 4167 Charle!. Kteslrng 446 3964 Lee Johnson 256 6740 Comm er ctol property appro' !7 aoes le ... el lend located or f uppers Plo 1ns on Oh1o Route 7 Phone (ol< 1667 /.:io, . $65,000 NATURAL TEXTURES of br iC k and cedar blend m per fec tly w tt h th e t a ll p.n es surr ound ng 1h ts bCCJ UIIful Cape Cod styl r hom e Vou II IJ(' proud t o w elc ome yo ur gue st n th e gr.lC ous toyer W1fh lovely open s t ct~rway and co at close t P1rs t fl oor has '1 bedroom s lull bi\ tn , tor ma l d1n 1ng, lg t1v 1ng r m off l ove r tamdv rm w1 th f ,re pl o((' slep StWN k 1t chen wilh sno ck oar , range hood d '>P 3nd d iShwasher bu Tcher tJ iock counters Second fl oo r hc15 '} sp(lC IOUS bedrooms lull bath plus conve n ten l aii 1C storng c ccn arr '1 car g ar age plus 1 B ;~ e r e~ c tty sc hool s Gr ee n Elemen tar y $45,000 Bea ut 1tu1 t hr ouq tl Ou l W('lt pl ann ccj fr ame ran ch ha!! 3 BR Px tr ,1 n 1ce Crl lJ1 n et<:o 111 lllf' pa t 1n ktl chcn (1l so hil S !.nil t: k bnr ' ,1ngc and (fts hwa sh('l basemen t a tl(lC hcd qtH aq e l ully c Mpf' t t'cl low cos.t hrr11 1ng locol r d 1n one ol th r. counly s n•ct.'S I ne• c~h tJo rhood s $35,000 Owner s mov•t1Q a nct wr rf' elm: IOU~ to Sf'll !h 1S 3 BR hOm C' only ,, tr w md C'" fr om Hotrrr H osp• la l kt t chcn hils SI:'PMal c ct•n ng M r.l w 1111 shd •nq paTtO doon. sna ck l)i'H a mt r .::r nq c 11 ~~:19 hv.nq r m a n ach(ld t C. M qar aqe Rural wa ter $35,000 3 BR hom(' tam.ty rm F rankl•n ft repld CC' gas heill. level w ell landscaped I OO ' x:200 lot tr act vc tJr o . fron t Wtl h r edwood S1d1ng $35,000 Brand ne w 3 BR fri'l me ranch be(1u l 1ful fir epla ce 1r I v1ng rm tu lly c. Mpc 1N I tol s of cab n~ts 1n k1t chon r.JnQ e CIIS pos,ll separnte d m1ng area overlook 1 pa t •O QMnge, Qu nt tT y cons rr u ct 10n $24,500 ~ acre<., 3 BR fu l ly Cclrpcl ed all elect r iC home, wet I nndscaped w .t h lo ts of fru1t tre es garage Warm Mar 1 no wood burn.ng stove Vtl ta ae ot V•nton J1 $18,000 1 acre 1q74 doubl e w•dl" w lh famtly rm add lt to n. ca l 1n ktl c hcn w1lh rang e refr1q r ur .1t wal,:> r sept1 c t ank , home on perman ent toundat 1on . $5,000 Room 110111<' on 100 x/ 00 lo t n1 ce QUICI w o o d~d .!ril il)ou l 16 md (!. tram ctl y h o m t< ·~n e w no l tull y con I r UC INl $39,000 Kyq er Creek Sch ools 3 BR brt c l< P , ba th s, family rm wilh fireplace kitc hen hclS lot s of cab1ne t s sna ck bar, range d•s hwashN . d1sposal formal d1 n1ng area fully cMpet ed ' • .1cr c wooded lot f59,000 AND UP We ha vl! St:' vcral l tne nornes ro snow t hc...se r10u s buyer !')Ok nq tor 4 ro 5 BR cedar '!:.hdkc and br. ck exter1ors, sw 1mm •ng pool etc It you are r ea lly 1nterestcd In a luxury nome m a ke an ap poi ntm en t to look. at th ese $25,000 DOWNTOWN RE S1 AU RANT ·- Well eslabi!Shec r es taure1n t st•a tmg .tR and rec: r eallon hall W.th up t ~ datl' eq u •pm~nt pr esent owner has built th1s mto thr 1v1 nq bu!:> •ness, pot entr a 1 un 11 n1t fed 1 Prr r ea so nablf> Call soon for rnore derails $18,000 B •dwcfl Vll ltlgc 1 s t ory .4 BR nome 1n goOd con d E kttc hen ha s nea rly new c ab 1nets new hot water St or m doors and wtndows N ew roof Ga r age 1 level tot If you ' re budget m 1nded better tak e a look' $18,900 Appro> some woods sm a ll barn Home r ecentl y renovated $30.851 00 NEW LISTING Larg e budding has 4 apar tm en ts and busrness App r ox 30 years old Ideal se tup t or someone Cal l loday LOVELY BRICK - Close t o new Hydro Unrl 3 bedrooms 1' 1 baths F A furna ce, 6 r ooms close to school $35,000 OLDER BUT NICE - Low heatmg brlls here J bedroom s, bath formal din1ng ca rp e tr ng panel1ng large garag e 8. workshop $ 19 500 00 NEWER HOME - A pride & JO)' to own Has 4 bedrooms love ly equ1pped k.dchen form al d1n 1ng oth er features galore, 2 car garage and work sh op 536 100 00 DO IT YOURSELF S6 900 00 b uys lh1 s ntce ltttle hous e needs some wo r k done 1ns1de large lot OTHER HOMES TO CHOOSE FROM - CALL TODAY HENRY E CLELAND REAL TOR HANK , KATHY & LEONA tleal E5tate for ~le " ~,~11 h ou~ e on Woror Street Sy1ocus.c N t f' ... . f' w ol JO yl !11 orH ny ol,o r1"er Plonty tl f ~ hade fP hnon <.ng l1clond Mortgoq( 991 7730 77 E State AT hen~o phone (>1 41 59? 305 1 APPRO;( 100 acres lor sole No but ldmgs Tupper s Pto m ~o BY OWNE R 5 acres w• lh q room 0 1110 Phone I M7 3J4Q hous e FRH G A ~ 7 wr goroqA summa.. k1trhen and bo tde~t~ d by 7 cr eel-. ~ Coll985 3877 JU~ 1 CO MPl~ I EO new h ou~e 111 Mtddlepor t F01 moto ml brmo 110n t oll qn 2138 or qq1 5304 . NEW 3 bedroom house 1 bath s olt t·l ec t o r rc M•ddlcpot! Glose ro Rurlo r, d Phone qq'} 7 481 BY OWNER 3 bedrooms w1th fof{ ed a1r gos heal and OH co nd• COUNTRY loonlond with se<i ud l10nmg I ocr e levP.I lol m ed woods water and good ac Rutland S\8 000 Ph f'rH~ ceh 1n Mom oe County W Vo 741 3163 5 1 000 down call (30A) 7?7 3102 0< 130• 17?13277 liNCOLN ~IlL 3 bedroom house carpel electr c heat good garden lot Wolt.. lng dtstance hom town Coil alter 4 00 99J 7617 rn I ' ' Hral ~,, lalt· for ~a lt lit-a I h•tatc lor :;a],• Ru sse ll 0 Wood E 11enmq s 446461tl Phyllis Loveday Realtor Associate 446·7699 Ph. Home Wrllis T. Leadingham Realtor Ph. Home 446-9539 Gallia County's Fastest Growing Real Estate Agency RUSSELL WOOD REALTOR ,, 446-1066 FOR'T Y ACRES nca r V1nton 15 acres till able, rest roll 1ng and wooded pas tur e «~ BR tr ame home w 1th alurr. s1d1ng , n• ce mOdern k itchen w1 th tot s of cab 1nets a r ange, barn, other o.u tbldg n $38,900 Se¥enty Four ac r e farm, good I story farm home good barn oiMr outbldgs 1-400 tb toba cco base , fa ir t~n ces some trmber , a ll mmcral rtgh1s tow1th f arm NICE DUTCH COLONIAL Wilh I J A of useab le land Brooms d BR No upk eep v1nyl s1d1ng st orm doors ! her mopanc w1ndows I' ~ ba t hs nat ga s F A turnrlCc Nt ce bu tl t •n ktt chen Pl cn ry of qoqd co ld sprtn g w a ter N 1ce block ga r age wdll 15 x73 slora ge spa ce 8. pnrl• tll bas e mcn t u nder starr1q e nru1 L ocr1 ted on bltl ckt oo 1or1 cl 1 , md r ott 51 H\\' 160 1ust lt. I N I SEE t l N OW 17ACRES HOME NESTLED IN THE TALL PINES 81 nu t du l 7 room mod ern br ck & fr ame J BR l1orn e ovcr look 1ny H ghwr~y J.S w es t Nec, tl c<l 1n and ~ urrounct c d by lot!:. at l oll P•n ~:s Fi!mily ro om , 'hOOdbur n1nq t •r f'p ld cc CJM.=tqe & bree1ewn y sever al tr u• l flees peach appl e pear pl um L,u (tt' gnrrlf'n (lr('i-1 Tru ck grtrnge pony "liHcl L• n e t cnce~ B EAUTIFUL SE TrtN G FOR TH IS LOVEL Y HOME 992 3Jl5 REAL TOR 216 E S<!cond Slreel STORAGE OR BUSINESS BUILDING - OJI ol h1gh water w1 th parkmg Over 2400 sq tt of space All Ul ll1 fle5 and equrpmen t 555 ()()() DOUBLE -- Income w 1th modern l1v tng q uarters Carpetmg V1ew of the river and n ear Krogers All ci ty u t 1l1f tes garage and 2 lois I YEAR OLD - 3 bedr oom home w1th 7 bath s d 1n 1ng room f ull ba sement carPOr t and 7 acres ot land 536 500 25ACRES - Inlhe coun lry wilh electrr c and on good gravel road not too far from small vrllage 13 ACRE S - On 68 1 near Tuppers Pl a 1ns w1lh drilled well T P water a11ailable It has '1 tra der hookups w 1th a 2 bedroom tr ader Jus ! 51 3 000 4 BEDROOMS Famrl y room ful l ba sem ent nat ural gas f urn itce c1 t y water , c arpetmg n1ce kit chen foyer, garage and large l ot 517 500 256 ACRE S Nea r Slale Garage T P water and eleclr1c availabl e N eM le ve l land w il l make good garden ground Only $5 000 NEAR SCHOOL - Wa l k l o stor es qu tel st reet and ou t of all !load s Large 1 b edroom home wilh spa c 1o us storitg e Oak floors a nd tnm Has a full basement and garage 511 500 NEAR TOWN - Larg e 10 room house on one sandy i!ICre Has ~ baths o I FA furna ce and 3 car garage with apartment over wt th furnace cr ty water and B u 1sness Bulld rng N ow only 520.000 IF YOU HAVE AN EXPENSIVE HOME AND WANT IT SOLD WITHOUT A LOT OF LOOKERS COMING ALL HOURS , YOU SHOULD CALL 992 3325 Helen L Teaford Sue P Murphy Associates FOR SALE Lots off of old Rt !5, I mole from new hosp1ta I in Sunk1st V1llage Lot s1re, 177•96 Good locatron Ca II 446-1171 Alter 5 p m -146 257! MAKE US AN OFFER ON THIS ONE 8 ROOM HOME APPROX 4 A All l evel along 51 Hwy 55 1 ' 8 R mod ern home w1 th bu 11t •n kil ct1en F A furna ce, part1al basem en t I par ches s~ p a r a t e gorage and summ u k1 !che n ill so workshop 8. <, t or a(J!" .:U(il Lo t ~ ol budd nq spots tor new homes. on lllC' Gill !Ia Co Rur ~11 Wilt cr Sys t 1\l~o cln 111COrne 1n VCS 11l1l' lll propert y (i'\Ll NOW FOR MOR E DETA I LS GOOD BUY A llr' <lr t1vr 7 r oom modern ranc n st yl e horn r 2 B R e:o<tra ntce fi1 mlly room WI Ill .,l•<l•nq qiMiS doors & IMqc sto r ag e ar oc1 K 1!Ct1en 1 1,1~ dout)IL• s.1 nk & lots ol h url ! 1n C<lbtn('IS plu ~ u t d• l y room w 1th br1 t11 COUN T RY LIVING II you l•ke tr esh co un try .11 r t/)tS •s !he one 6 room nouse 8. 1 A 101 3 B R home w rt11 ex tr a n• ce co un tr y "-•t c ht~ n w•ll• Na il ove n & co un ter l op ra nge E xtra n•cc but! I 1n cab1n et s N1c0 lr gc tron t Pli! O Home has h{l d rL1 ilt qood car e A lso lla'::> tl hors e 1hCCI Loc i\led on blr~c ktop rOild CALL N OW ONLY Ill 000 N 1ce 3 bedrooms oarn , 11v tng room , modern ea t 1n k itc h e n w1 th built 1n cab rnets Full basement. almost new QdS for ced a1r furna ce and hot water neater Loca ted wtttl 1n tne cr t y llm 1ts Look1ng for a n •ce clean home c lose t o sh oppc n g are<'~' A Buy Ca l l Now 6 ACRES WITH L ARGE PINE TR EES Jdr. ill bU II(ItllQ spat nes tled tn rl fl are o of larqc p 1ne tr c('!:i 200 t 1 f rant age 2 aut <;1 dL ~ t o r agc bu li dmgs Gd rden spot npple & pea c11 l r('('S r 1mb!"r Wf'll W1lh ctrc tr ,c p um p O N LY i 8 900 00 TOTAL PRICE REDUC ED OVER 3141 SQ FT BLOCK BLDG Bu s1n(\ss or st or ag e spa ce N •cc J larq c r oom s on aprox t50 ft tr ontilg e on a S tat e H,g hway by appro-x JBO It dee p All l eve l fu el otl FA fur nace Rur .11 Witter sy s t em H 1qh also w e ll w1th elec tr 1c pump ovcrnead door s l or larg e tr uck s Olf •ce tS n1ce ty car pet ed and 'pan etccl CALL FOR OT HER DE TAIL S ONE ACRE PLUS Vu cv nt tan d Ill cl t y of M 1<l dle por t Real n•ce bu ilct1ng lo t h1gh & dry wdh IMgc shade tree a lrc ndy th er e Ap prox JOO It tronl <iQe B ACRES PRICE REDUCED W•lt11n 10 m1n ctr.ve to do\\ ntown G(ltlipOI •S, Gr een Town sh1p C i! y Sc hool Sv stcm Has. hookup tor m obile horne G.lll •a Rur al W<'l ter etec tr 1c nnd sc pt cc t.mk n1ght ligh T on pole 100 It fronld9 C on Grahclm Sch ool Rd T•mlwr Bulldmq SIICS CALL N OW 1 ACRES CLEA N LEVELLAND Sh or t d1stan ce nor th o t Ga llt POI•S Gall1<1 Co Rur rl l Wa r(•r l1nc 10 I r on ! o t lh s pr o pLrty Blac kto p road /1.11 m•neral ng~lls goes AL L L EVELS LOT S OF U SES HANDYMAN ' S DREAM 45 ncrs of good 1.1 nd pl us unfln1 shcd !r• level home 1\lat you ca n t tn 1sh all m (1t er~a t s ar e alr ea dy av ail abl e Owner w•ll negot 1a te pnce BEAUTIFUL RI VER FRON T HOME o c.1ulilut7 roorn home wlln <1 Pdnorarn. c v1ew of the r1 vcr 21 r A Full basemen t w " ' w oodbur n. ng l lrPpliKf> 2J It xJI It room w1 t h k ilc hc nr llt' P.)(Ce llcn t for (.'fl l crt a1n1ng or dt1nc 111q N ICC modern k l ic hen IOCIU(Itng cl1S hcl Sher rangr & r f' l r tqt;rator form.:tl d1n .n u roorn. l llm ily room , t o r m o ii 1V1 n9 r oom & 3 B Ra nd 'l fu II ba t11s & s h owe r ~ F uc l oil F A furna c.e E x ce llen t IOL(IIIOil f or itSh 1ng r tght ou t your bnck doo r C1ty sc t1oat ti 1SI M us t sec to AP pr ec• ate •IS value 8 ACRES • LEVEL LAND Bea utiful land w 1lh loiS ot p•nes and two rou<l trontgc 41J miles fr om M e1 g s Coun ty M1ne No 1 Good build•ng s iles and rural w a te r tn p pa1d lor CALL ~JOW 6' , ACRE S MORE OR LESS On St are H 1ghway 554 two barn s, level to rol l 1ng land w1l h sma ll str eilm th ro ugh at edge of property ON LY $7 400 00 VA APPROVED KYG E R CREEK SCHOOL DIST Modern 3 BR r anch hom e approx 2• 1 y ears old Thermopan e w •ndows storm door"> F A furna ce w1lh centr a l a 1r Ktl chc n has range , r etng lots at bulil1n cab1net s Full base m ent w1 th pa110 doors Rural wa t e r sy st em Garage CALL NOW 11 7 ACRES WITH LOT S OF SHADE TREES 'l BR m obil e tlorne nestled In lot s of shade tr ees Lot s at road fr on ta ge Outstde butl chngs A ll f urn1fure goes, tn c iUdlng washer and dr ye r So me ltmber CALL NOW PRICE REDUCED 3 bedroom carpe t ed home located on Lower R tver Rd averlook 1ng the Oh1o R tver Some rr ver fron tag e newly redecorated pnce redu ced to $11 OOQ.OO Rl No 554 Rl N o 35 Call lor HAVE MORE FARMS , HOMES & 6USINES~ ERTY AVAILABLE CALL ANY HOUR VET • STOP USAT Audrey Canaday Realtor Associate BY AND ~. BEAUTIFUL CONTEMPORARY Tt1c. mo'i l h 1 <lUi d ul WQOC.Ii.U '> I' ll 11tj 111 tn1'; df( a 1q 1 Of)flf"d ~l(rf'> 1n Cd~ 'irhtJol D•t.l Luv, If 1 lk'Oroom tlnmt w rh UON 'i n. <:. I ; hr1 pl,,r • f w d , roorn pt J 11 JUf rer Vrr 1 ' NEW L I STIN G lb'<lroom Btlh1! f.:!<! I (1Cn 1~1ncl Wl'li or r ural wah r tu• •l 011 tu rn,,c, Pnt. ' <1 f or qu•c t.. 'Hlh S-1/000 00 NEW LI STIN G Ooub lf' w• dc S• l un ted on nt ce lo t 1n Cou ntry A1 r c Esta tes 3 bedroom carpeted 'l bath s cent a c , natu ral qas Some appllr111Cf'S S26 000 00 TWO BEDROOM HOME newly cons lr uc l od carpeted large porch rural water located on Bear Run Rd Prrce 135 000 00 .. 3 BEDROOM ca r peted home n Plan t z SO na t ga s heal ') add 1 onnl lots 1n(lu ded (1 80 x140 J Pr •ce S34 900 NEW LISTING Bu s1 ness budd mg s tualed •n Gall 1pol1s BO fr ontage on Ea st ern Ave ncludes busrness bldg and 2 rentals Ca ll for more 1nformat1on COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Jac k son Ot110 tw o lcl•ngs pre sf'nlly tf'.i5f'd and orcup1f'd also tw o apartm ents over bus tnC>ses Presen l c1nnualmco me ei( cceds $4 ,000 00 Buy now tor S.lO 000 OU I)U 2 BEDROOM COMPACT HOME , located 1n Gall 1poltS COM FORTABL E HOME PLU5 EXTRA INCOME PROPERTY Wc> ll kep t 5 r oom ll OUSC" IUS I o ft Rt 160 Step '> clVL'r k11 Cl1f'll vn th n (f' tJ udl 1r1 cd t1 nc •s rn nqf & rPir •g Hil '> ,J fron t porch & Ctlr pen Real 11rt l ilrpct throuqtlou t & rl Frrl nk.l n w oocl tl urne 1 Ptu ~ d ~ it P0 55•b lc r xlrrl .ncolliE.' 12 x6 5 motJIIC home tha t hdS 3 B R & 11 J IJa lh And lld:, ti s own pr 10 1(' dr1ve CALL FOR YOUR AP PO I N IME NT TODAY on 2nd Ave Newly patnled rust n g ht for 1ntown livrng Pnce $16 000 WHERE EL SE c an you pur chase a 3 bedroom Carpete d home 'i1 tua t ed o n 120 x75 lo t a ll underground ut d1 l es Gall 1pol• s C1 tv Sc hool D•str 1ct Th e p roce IS 1?>000 bul you can I REPLACE FO R THAT' OWNER TRANSFERRED ANXIOUS TO SELL In top ((.Hl(ltlton ..1nc1 on( ot IIH t1~ 1 torM01• J IMqe 111rronn f o~r .11 tnt'' ~Jlllt 11 r ~ rrt n 1 , t 1 '' ' , pi,, , • .J r 1 . , , 1 Hlfl IIJ• rr to t Pr I 1 S 11J ) tl I' r q v , VA OR F H A o~~ r v~ lP(>IJ' I I' 11 ]rrwn c 11 II I( N wt r f 11 Oeif I I J l)f 'lfUO 11 hon I H N '> (lilllj IJ 1 'lnl t1nr ./11 11 r 11 111, il)rn H ln.-rh < tr 1 l11ll• '> ,) llrttt I1V nO r OO!Tl ) SprH IOU' b1 cl~t.rJill<, V r I 111 ~ t rl1 ••1r!itl<l~•nu r vom ,;,1 0 1JII ).1 111Htl ll\ iltl t,1m11., orr, ( room & !Murory r oom ~...0111' m FABULOU S RANCH Ourl 1 t h11 II l II,HJHI or ck r ':.1rlt 11( on nn n11rM I vr ,1 I Hl )\ P• d tot l hiS rov• t r .l I)• oroom hOr1t Oil 'r~ t orn1c11 n ' rJncf' B• ,1u r tul c..un H n r.v.nq room •, n1 ,1 ')1on< t r.•plolcL tnrm,ll O•rll!l'-i 8. 1 Ddlll<., Full I),..,, 1ntnt nr lud\'<, a "PcHIOU' lrHnd f room \'H t ll" t r r, n H r, < room & l)<lf 1 M ll!) rdtH & llf'i!l DUfi1P (dill r H)V00 1'11rY1rn t EXCELLE NT BUSINESS LOCATION or Rr !') ll>uutf, m f rom r ,.. ,,,, 1 r ,, 1tl 111r r • !<. t I(Ut 1(1 ! ._, tt 1 I • hnP • ' 10 I I i) I I r , , 11 hom~ fl'l. urJ Crlll 1 M E IGS CO PROPERTY HAND YMA N 1 1r , J t; I Ifill)! fllllJ\ n , I< I <.,om r1 ~)l,r 111 tur'• 'I J ruon !/)I & I •• , 1 , tfll W1ll r 1'\Jn !ttl JI H r MIDDLEP O RT JOAC RES,w1 th mod er n3bedroom home near Por Jer app ro ximately 10 mm fr om hospdal plent y of pn va cy P nce $59 000 lS I ACRE S nea r Vmt an .J bedroom home 2 oulburl d 1ngs so me equ1pment ava table some t .m ber pasture and bO ttom la nd Pr1 ce S7 5 000 CIT Y PR OP ERTY CONVENIENTLY LOCATED N C£.' hom£> cumpiP ILiy rl'>IOi t.;(l yOU ll1U'd \ 1 (' the 1\ rit' IO hf'liCVt ltlt L • I L~n t l I l1il :, hPcn rern0(11 tdl t~ncl rec f ~~co r a i C'cl t. r oor11'> 1 t)(ll h"l F 1\ t1,1<, turn,Kc lll'W tt lnng p1umtm1tl dry Nlllf prlpN nnd c Oll1Dit.~ k1 y Cclr pt tr d w.tl1 totJ qr,ld(' cdr pr t nq F1r1 f)I. Jt<' r)OUSt' 1S COV('r ('(j WI !11 n~.: W alum s•d nq qr1rm n ,HLd all of th 1s r1 ncJ mor t rt1 '> onr. 1S r t>ady to movt .rllo VA LOclfl no ctowt1 p,w '11e nl 2l0'K150' h1ghwav al ~ ng BUILDING LOT near Eve rgreen ru ral v.ater pr 1ce $5 900 BUILDI NG ON UPPER 2ND AVE repa 1r Buy l or $ 1-l 500 00 needs some LOOKING FOR SOMETHING m th e Ew1ng ton area?? We have l 1sl ed a corner lot w.th sta t1on bu dd 1ng plus an .1dd 1t onal lot acr oss th e street Call for more 1n!ormed1on NEWLISTING 7bedroom car pet ~dhomes1 1 ua t edon upper 2nd Ave Gal11pol s One !Iocr rd ea t tor ;oung or rc t1red cou pl e L •v ng u tility rooms kil chen nnd bath New w1 r ~ng and p lumbing Newly renov at ed Call f or more mtormalion ONE ACRE LEVEL LOTS on Harr isburg Rd nea'r Rodney Rural water no mobile homes Pr1ce S5 000 each LO VELY COU NTRY ATMOSPHERE Be aut• l ui n(>w 3 B R br 1ck fr ont horne wdh hrepl acc lonn a I d1n nq room & la rge eat 1n k i!Chen w 1tn tors o! bu ill m cab1nets rdnye & dt Shw as her ') l ull baths & Cl utd tv room Plus I C flr' garage T111 S tlomc 1S S1tU CI IE.'d On cl WOOCtC!d lO T appro)( 1 acrC' Soon to be co ml el ed DO N T LET TH IS ONE SLI P BY CALL TODAY BUILDING LOTS 75 xt?O , a ll underground u t11 11 1es rural wa te r , centra l sewage co llect1on bla cktop str eets N o mob le horyres Pn ce sJ oo soo 15000 SO FT BUILDING loc,rl tecj Wt th ln th e c I of Prtrk illq lO t no Slf'p<_:, to Climb (t t y W~l u anc sc wpr Catl t or 1n orr ifl lorr1\rl t 1on Grll li ~OIIS NEW LIST IN G In 1\ ,1 /ldU (lrl Stfl Ali C 3 tJL~CirOC1 11l I tome ::.• tuNtcd on rliCi' tot P r11. r d to Sf'll lil Sf ~n 000 00 NEW LI STING In Ga!l•pOII\ Locust St larq e 110mp on ly I ; block s fr om sc hool" 1 on11en1en ! local•on can oc u~cd as tw o r:~partmf'n ! ') Pr•C<' Onlr S26 900 00 PICTURE PERFECT Excell en t 6 room remodel ed neu se locatect on a bla ck top roitd BC'flU t lui k 1Tchen w 1th bu 1l f 1n cab.nets s tit 1 nl es~ s t ('l'l Sink & d Sh wa sher D 1n1n9 r oom wtth Fr ank lin woocl burner House 11t so nas fov('ly crtrpet UTrooqnout & rllr condiiiOnlng NtCcbcH n s tora ge & wood cellar shed Good 1111c tcnces & tru tt trees AI! ltl iS 1S Si tuat ed on live building loi s PRI CED IN TWE N TIE S N EW LISTING Commrrc ti'l! IJU lctrnq 111 Galh pol 1s Court St , ? oparf mcnts. over bU\Int'S~ Call t or m or e 1n lorrnd t 1on NEW LIST I NG } B• ctroom ~...-u,1'r ~.v,, , Rd c1 t { Natr r turl 011 l1(l,, , Pnr1 !. I ~ 000 f!Uf" on NEW LISTING SO rKr1"i 7 c:; tory tr ~lmt ' hOmf' IOLdl! cl on Fr i('Oclly R1fH/t J I)I'Cirnol11 lu d od furnrl Cr on t br1 r1 1 propNiyfi'11Cfl(1 Pri{I•)!OUOOOO N EW LIST IN G Qu el JJL'.tCllul wlln 1t1e So lilude of nver lt vt ny locrllrd il pprol( I) m tnu t s below G,llhpol ls Onr o r tw o bcct r ooms 11 buths, 31 Je r es ovcrtoo!u no the 0 1110 R•VC' r Prr ccd reasonably tor $ 1950000 IF YOU ' RE T HIN KING ABOUT SE LLI NG GIVE U S A CALL AND WE ' LL BE HAPPY TO DISCUS5 OUR LISTING CONTRACT WITH YOU WE H AVE BUYERS BU T WE NEED LISTINGS'' • LET US SELL YOUR HO ME WHEN YOU RE REAOY We're Out To Sell The Earth.· CALL NQW. OFF-ICL 446-7699 HOME · 446-9539 Super Investment Property Check lhe traffic by lho location Pr-esently operating succeHfully a carryoul . A large 5 bedroom home eully converted to a tine rest1ur1nt or club, also would- b e.........a.n ucettent furnlfun setup store w1t h plenty of sloroge Other gaodlo• ground for other bullnen ploces, plus 2 good rent1l collages Call Charles Kleshng 11 ~46 · 396~ . on ossociate of Ohio River Reotly Let me po~nt ou mony posslblhtles Prr trc 1 pl acr for ch•lclrf'n ! w rr tk lo schooll Th •s or cn,,rc.J h•ll hom e •ncludf''> 4 la ( gr bf'droom" 1 oath s • at n k dc hP n l amdy room Wtlh mnrw lous v tf!W 2 t 1rqt pr~ t •os and p,1 r1 1al basrmen t and QV( rs1tf'd t wo r -rr q,,rfltj(' The' DC'1 1 pM I Of IllS HlC pr t(( S4Y )()0 r oom o1f .fr 1nrt J 1),1 'v.. Nrnoorounfl rl'' " qooa olq I mr Drtrn You rnu r 1111 (;nl BUILDING ? We nave severat c hotce bu1ldtng s1 tes wa 1lable Rl No 160 xa t lon and pr ice Mose Canterbury 446 3408 f NICE 45 ACRE FARM & LOV E LY HOM E Spac ou s r ernodLi ed 8 r oom l1om c wrth ::.!ells c11nq plu s. J BR i1 c1tt1 tor m0 l I1V1'1Q roon1 & lilnrc countr y k• l cllcn W1ll1 bu11 1 1n cab, nel s & Slil1nles s stee l s1nk rn.., t1 omc ha s ,1 F 1\ furna ce & a woo dt,urncr .15 A ot bt:'a utd ul rollmq lt~n cl appro..: 30 A tdlablc app1ox 15 A l 1mhf'r [ 'lltr ~1 larqc barn wor k s ~1op r c llrlr 8. tobilC CO bclS C Som e lru ttr ces I I {OU r(' .n!N('S tN l •n il m cc larm CALLABOUll HI S ONE. MODERN HO ME ON RT S88 All r ac i iVC br• c lo:. 8. frarn c hom(' w th 3 or pos.s1b ly II BR ltv1 nq room wilh l .n pl,lCe C'x lrn n tc~ k1t c hcn W1 lll t)ud t •n catJtnc t s ca l at bM & d,n.nq ,ln..'a. Fulllh1Seni c nl 8. qaraqc Lovely 1n qroun(l pool & ctl' ck. Gal11po 1 s Sc hool D 1s tr •c t T~~~~~RDrn $42,600 21''' LOCUST ST , TWO STORY J bed1oom frame house FA l uti'IOHI sto rm wm d o w~o ftr fJ pfoce tn M•ddlop01 1 Phone 99~ l457 or 991 5867 CLELAND REALTOR ASSOCIATES 9922259,9916 191 C Bruce Teatord Jl ' ~t o ry home C)(Cellen t c ond , nearly new s1d 1ng ool , co ncr ete porches dnd walks, 26' )(32 olock garage gas city wa t er and sewerage 1n c Uy Zon ed com m er cral BETTER BY QWNlR ~ JA F- HA • Quality Cu stom bu11t home - You can See the 011 ~ ter ence • • Appro11. 1 acre wooded lot • Ov l"r 1, 300 sq It liv1ng area 2 car garage 2 full baths H ea t pump cent 011r • Energy sav 1n g co n struct10n • Ftreplac e • Expertly built t 10 PCT OOWN PAYMENT FOR QUALIFIED BUYER 446-3636 H.. all!:&latc for Salt• IIOM!:SHES t or !tole- I acre 01'd up M1ddlepor1 neat ll ullond Coli9971<6 J JUST LISTED - 26 acres fenc ed J sprmgs CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 HAND YMA N SPECIAL Good alaN hom e t'droom s b~ lh d111 1ng room a l m o~ l nl'-"' l u r n~ c e needs rl li ttl e worl(. but IS rl gooc1 buy lor ~I? ROO Iocr~ ted on a n•CC IOI 111 l3id NE'II men! EACH OFFICE INDEPENDENTLY OWNED li'T;v;; FARM Recently r emodeled home 15 ac r es of til lable l and 56 acres ttmber la rge btlr n n(w tool shed 1800 l b tob acco ba se Farm we ll t aken care of VA or FHA Attr oct,vc honw 1n B1dwctl 3 bt?clroorns. n• ce bath m9de rn kil chen tr~rn 1.,. room only sn 800 Own \.' r w,1 n t s 10 se ll now dav lie tical !<:stale lor ~ale oo ATTENTION NEWLYWEDS Look lh 1s Ovl' r 14)( ] 0 mobile horne w 1fh I h.?O f~m ly room t'ldded Has 3 bedrooms 2 bC'l th:, ce ntral cllf I)(CW I tu l l urn1 l ure 1n every room qoes w 1tn propN t y nKiucllnQ wa sher & dr ye>r ,All rn•s toea tea on 1 'acres ciOS(' 10 E w1 ng ton only S2 3.SOO 18 ACRES Real Estate (or Sale CALL Pl a ns ca ll f or w htfe shull t:! r s and wht~e pil lars on the ran t porch to accen t th1s beau t ifu l charcoal gray ranch comb f am ily rm and ktl chen beautifUl wood ab 1net s range d1sp dtshwashe r 3 BR , 2 full baths master suJte IllS tl S own lu ll ba th ) spaCIOUS l1v mg m wllh l1repl ace 2 car ga r age wtth works hop ar ea, haded pr~t•o J1 ~a cr e level lot Mov n g 10 tn 1S rlr(!a ? You II be qli:lCI you 1nsp ec l e d 1!1 sou 1'- IQnd nq ho rne Hd 5 3 IJt!{lrooms 11" Drll hs, d1 nq room r'I1 Ct~ modern k I Ch t' fl I1V1n9 room wyiln t r epl rlCC l ull t CM Pi tC'd no l ur,ll q as hcot gc1ragc shown by appo ntment qooc1 Your Best Real ~stat~ Buys Are Found in the Sunday Times-Sen_tr.·~n_el~-, THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE)AGENCY "' GALLIA COUNTY'S LARGEST REAL ESTATE AGENCY ~ SOUTHERN HILLS REAL ESTATE MIDOLEPO~T bilSf>mC'n l , ' • 446-6610 . RODNEY VILLAGE II N1ce ranch w!lh 3 bed rooms brll h wdh shower carpe tC'd l car gcu,,or county wa ter CI IY sc hool d1Str1c t vNy oood buy tor £,~5 000 72 MILL CREEK lH 446-3636 I""M!!!".,.n" r A ~QII 1978 Real l:state for Sale CANADAY REAL H••al !<:state for Sale BAIRD & FULLER REALTY . T i m e s - S e n t i n e l t teaiEstaterorSalc ' ·~ ' ror sale Apll l lb II I II I I 1l I orn, n q 11 lQ<' (,{1{) ~~ l p! 1'> 1 o8 ACRE FARM ., Clnlrtrt ! prt ' un 1, IWrll l ':> 11 tnJol ot th<'i 1 ttrrh l to~ r ''oct~ It 1, •, to r { 1 trn ~ OP , ! n lull < '-, D< ( 1 1 J0f' ~ ld(ll I Vlfllj r JOI'\ & t IJdll <, IS n<rt.., ' ' I JIJI> l<1nct &. u.11 111 n P<l'ilur & wood I tn \'V H • or ttl lh• ,, • m1 ,,, 1 ot) h'1 iC\0 REDU CE D TO SIS 900 SJbt r G lrtl<l 11111 Pomt roy I o.,to .; t1um• n '-' 1 .; qnuct Ul\1 1n F r~ t u r 1 <; J ''' I r oom<:. !Oif'l'l' frun111 room n tull hd"{ mrnt n•cC I 'nu rOOIIi -.. t(!1t n cH id Or Ill l M I ( trCI l rnCCCI lfi 1 d t.. rlH I [l llr'r Celli nc1v lht <.., .\Ofl 11,1'>1 loner 1 STOR Y I ROOM S IN V INlON IHHn~ T11rt D<~n IH IUU• '-.II VII 4 r001n ~ l 1 1)1, n & r'1r1 l;,il l lfio !fr oni')OI1R' 3AA 811 I or 388 F!51~ lt~l\ E v m<, H.ll d !lt{lroon' til F , (I l t ur Qnt 1 ~1H":>00 Cll h CE NT E RPOINT Prrflr S.L'I I nll 0'~ I •lf IOI VNy n I IJ•'(fronlll 1)1 IQ.V( I Wolin T,lrCit' i \ nq rOO Ill & \ 11 t tJ "' "c n, n w1th Pit nl t of c r11J1 wt..., /'l. 1 b.llns L I" l• (Jclr lCl! qOOrl Utll Ch n "'POl ~-,p In() REDUCED TO \21 ,000 Ownt r tn rl b>IHI & r1f'((', to 11 n .., '1 ,, '~'"' ,., 111 Jr-.. ,..,, tlOITI• nt ,1r v.nton Hornt 111 t d'i '>0111' r P p~t r-~l{) n t( bf'clUI l ui Ap pr ox 11 H 11 <, nt flrl\!Url & wo ::/J .,,n Odlt'llllt t, clbl t AI'!:.O 11 JO llnu h,lr n oond & nn,1 r outt1u1 c11n ,. BARGAINS ARE HARD 10 FINO Don I .:. top lOOK 'U f)~ r JU'>I llt rl' ,.., Ill( It -.r DJy you rt qo m1 to sel L 111q c1 n•ntl {C.lfl1D , IJ~droum-, IJU1Il1n t '' 111 k. •l , ht n lull IJlJ<.,t r'1l'1'11 1 to t o;, of l i OO(J Sf)Ol , tor tr1mdy or ,,, rMm F-lrtl l liCN110i ill'l{\Ot11r10t !>JJ<,\0() NE STLED IN T HE WOODS l MILES FROM TOWN llltqilll qOif1ll up 1111~ trtt' ltnf'<l cfr v•' vl l (tlmq tt1c VfU fit I<, piny ,lC:, fOU r1ppro(ldl l ht\ rc.1tlv llt~riU fd ul ru<., l n rt~ct\\OOfl ') stou th~l •"> complt' l{ If "iurroundf'd 11, !) Q to\(.1)' .wooct\ lh•s 110U'lt mc!udrc. ,1 formal rn tr,lnct· w1111 111 oppn c., rttr lr'. il) li!rqr'·nvtno room wiln I Cit\ of Cllr11.,\ Ot nor 110rarv OUIIT 1n K>tc twn w1 th b•q \ II' W of rhl wOOll.;, ,Jn<l pool '~ boths J or S llf'd r ooms !llhlC:. tf'r h 1~rtroom h~~ c:;p tft na roof'"~ nnd prtvi'1te ba lh l FutiiM'-It m, n t oMt•C~IIy ltn silt u tnmdt & rl'C room 2 t ,,, qM,lll( You won t lind a n1CI'r hom~ IMME DI ATE POSSESSION Own1'r 11(15 movNI nlu\1 ..,, ,, no111. Spactou<., 1 b~'ctruorn 1101111~ n fo"" n W11!1 1Mltt' l rl!ll I' roorn & I1V no room plu'i 1 !HillS. N Ct VM<l Wilt1 (l(lr(1Qt' ~26 600 ATTRAC TI VE HOME ON l ACRES J...,twy honw 1n Ct ntt 1 Pllln l wl!h it PrlllOI d,~,,r J '\\ ot tl11 luunlrys,,rtf' Tt~ •.., 111oom f1orn1 lil(ludt"i 1 ro;-; l1"''H1 room w• l h W II I D 000<1 S1 7t'd llr<lrOOI11S & Ort 11i lo. I ~~~ n F A Oil I UIIl,l<t 1'. .l \117J 1} ~ 6QnWI l1 II(HlWjliU'.f '1t rrlllOOkup 1(11 tr ,111\'' LOW $ .1() <, LARGE BRICK IN TOWN Good 10 room hOm(' on Jmt Ave Oown<.:.tatr<. ho~ t1t t n rL'Il10C!t'IC'CI upslatrs nN'd\ .1l1tllr w ork Could brcomr a line Mmr or ren ta l tnvestmen t Fcnce cl br~c kvnr ct ilnd 2 c ar cM port Call l OdrW ATTENTION PASTURE FARM FOR SALE - Ill acres , clun rolling grassl a nd , good lences & croB fences springs, fob bue , 5 rm haulit , barn, f,-anh on 3 rds , watnuf Twp , HS,OOO STROUT REALTY 446 00 01 NEAL REAL TV PHONE 440 1~94 See fht S excc pliOilally well BY OWNER kept ho m e W1lh 3 BR. 21 1 ~d b 1k h 3 l...:' room r c ranc .:z v, ba th , lull ba se men t, form at beths , fully carpeted , d u11n9 room r cc room a 1r forc ed air gas heaf, a c , co ndlt•oned, nil tu ! a I g,u b u1 11 rn - ktt chen,--fa nnly- - ~==========::t: ca t - s 1tu-aled on-----.! roo m ups tairs with r bCOUlilully landscaped lot fireplace, 2 car garage, 1n Spnnlf V.lllcv Sub elec opener, basement, FOR SALE BY OW NER D tv ts1on Th1 s home ts pr 1c large Jot , qu1et 3 BR carpeted home. nat ed 1" the S60 ' s Call tod ~1v gas heal, city school d rs! , lor appt ne•ghbOf'hood on Marf1n Charles M Neal 446 1546 Dr near hospital Priced In a dd rl ronal lot Included . m1d J Mtcna cl N eal 446 15, 3 upper ISO 's Ph 446-1171 or ~JO' s Appt n ecessar y ' 6 os S11m Neal 446 73~6 44 43 446 0041 ' You ca n't sell Apples out of an empty baskel Res1dent1al Property Needed $25 ,000 to $55,000 . We absolutely do have Ouallt1ed Buyers wa11Jng for us to fmd the nght prop er ty tor them . !- + - BEAUTIFUL BRICK RANCH on 3 City lois, level With 17xJS oval1n ground sw1mm1ng pool, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths , lg liv ing room . toyer , formal dintng, large ketchen , many cabinets, dtsposal, dishwasher, bu1lt -tn • 1 h carpe tth roug hou t , 1am1 • 1y room , range & oven, pus 1aun d ry & sewrng room , f u II 1eng lh o,• 1arge 2 car ~:;~e , cen 1ra 1 h ea t & a1r and other goodl es a 11 446 c - E.M. WfSEMAN, BRUKER- 440-3796 EVE. E. N. WISEMAN, BROKER 446-4500 JIM COCHRAN, SALESMAN 446-7881 EVE. 500 2ND AVE. CALl 446.3643 GAlliPOliS ''• �• .. . Gallipolis finn is under new management ~ GALLIPOLIS ~ Ga llipDiis Gallipolis Business College Floor Covering and Builders under Mr. an d Mrs. Thomas Supply which specializes in Breech. Smce going to work kllchen ca binets. appliances, at G. F.l'. he attended an bathroom vanities. ca rpet, int ense Kitchen Pla nn ing linoleUm, nuur tile, C'C ram1r Sehou l sponsored by Cha ntile. marble window sills. and dler's uf Huntington. W. Va . pa int is unde r ne w and received a diploma as a management . Kitchen Design Specia list. Rick Carter, sun uf Mr. and Rick is currently serving as Mrs . Richard E. Cart er. has President of !he Gallipolis taken over ma nageri al duties Reta il Mercli ants Association of G.F .C. Rick ha s 15 years Hnd i s a m ember of the experi enr'e in Ret ai l Chiunbcr of Commerce. He is Business. start ing wi th a member uf Morning Dawn pushing a bruum and the last Lodge No, 7, an . officer of four years in store Ga llipoli s Chapter N. 79 ma nagement. RAM .. a member of Moriah Cart er is a 1972 graduate of Council Nu. 32 R.&S.M., an ' Gallia Academy H1gh Sehoul offi cer of The Rose Comand a 1975 grad uate of mande r ~· No. 43 , a member of I •• •• ••• ••• • •• •• • •••....... ~~············ c.!5§al ~ GEstate: Today : By Will iS T. Leadingham Realtor Itemize House Tax Deductions : • • • One of the great financ1a l benef its oJ hom.e ownership versus renta l IS that yo u are 1mmediafe-ly el1g1ble to d ed uct a good sized • amount of money • • • • • from you r 1ncom e tax As ~ homeowner , you w 1ll generally li nd 11 to your advantag e to item i1e df'd uc t ions rather fhan • tak.rn g • • • deductron This rs espccrally true dur ing the l:'artrer years ol home ownershrp The I I mortg age rnlerest and real property tax es on your • I • • I the stand ar d per<"nal r"siden ce. when ~ < added to other ded uc t ible item s wi ll usual ly bcwelltn ex cess ot any stan d ard Your home payment may cons 1SI of seve ra l par t s . an tlrT) oun t placed in escr oW t o pay real es tat e taxes and f i re 1nsur a n ce, F HA mort gage • •• • • • • • • • • • • 1 If the re ca n do to he lp you in the • RlCK Carter. left. and Martin Rose. new mana ger and assistant manager of Ga llipolis Floor Coverin g and Building Supply arc pici!U'Cd above. Aladdin Temple, a member of Clan No . 7 Hill billi es and a member of Ga llipolis I••tlge No. 107 B.P.O.E . affa irs by being a member of th e Centerv ill e Vill age Co uncil. the Volunteer F1re Depa 11mcnt and President of Martin Hose, the Ass ista nt the Village Fi rem en's Ma nager and insta ller ltve s Associat10n. Ma rli n is alsu a in Th urman. He has nine member and office r in covering busin ess and t hrre No 371 and Order of Eastern yea rs experi ence in building Star No. 4H of Centerville. and remodeling. Man in is Martin is a 1967 graduat e of also a cabin et sprc i<:~li st Ma rt in is \' Cr ~· aMJ\' 1' in S4" 1utlnn~st ern 1-1 igh Schoo l. (' I\' I (' COURT NEWS l; A!.LI POLIS - Tr n Cll!jCS SIS a nd fie ld of real estate please I 1 1 c us e y; phone or drop in at e C · • 1 CO!'it S. foii UI\'11\g tr JO li n u~nC(' on c.t chii rgr GaJi ipolis . Phone 446-7699. 1 Chu rch. 20, Rt 2. Vmt on. $Ji ded_uct ion yo u could claim We're here to help ! 1 no va lid opera tor's l t{'l! fl Sl ': I I • I • • e e e e I e 1 1 e 1 e e e e e e e e 1 e 1 Lewis 1.. Fnrd. 52. Pikd on . r·o etdW <I)' a nd M t~ rk /\ . Krum di l'Ch. 22 . Ci ncl nJHIIt , sn speed SEE SOUTHEASTERN OHIO'S LARGEST SELECTION OF CLEAN LATE MODEL USED CARS. MOST OF THESE CARS CARRY SMITH'S SPECIAllOO% WARRANTY. SEE GENE JOHNSON, BOB BRICKLES, HARlAND WOOD OR GREG SMITH TODAY FOR THAT EXTRA SPECIAL D,EAL! 2 dr. hdtp. In d ian apoli s Pace Ca r Specia l_ Edilion . Stop by and see th1s car , whether yo u want to buy or no t . Olds ma de very lew of them You'll love it. 77 CUTIASS SUPREME Buc ks kin. exter io r wi t h ma lch ing lan da u fop and sa ddl e vinyl ex ter ior . This intermediate Old s is ex tra shar p & full y equipped. SAVE 77 ELECTRA LIMITED '5795 77 CHRYSLER NEWPORT Two door , medium green with ma lching landa u fop, cr ushed velour c loth sea ts. Load ed wi th alii he op lions yo u expect on Buick 's fop of th e \me P riced to se ll. Solar g o ld t inis h w it h ma tc hing vinyl top a nd inf er ior . Dr ive n onl y 9.232 miles by on e local owner . New Bonnevi lle tra de . '6995 '4995 77 MONTE CARLO Wh ile exlerior with re d land au lop . This clea n Monte ha s the r allye whe e ls and air cond ilio ning . Ext r a clean inside a nd out · Compa r e a t 77 CHEVY MALIBU Da rk blu e fi nis h wi th m al ch ing inte ri o r . Thi s GM fac tory official 's car is e q ui pp e d w ith ai r con d i t ion i ng . p owe r and p owe r s l ee r ing br a kes '3995 '5795 76 GRAND PRIX Blu e rne t all ic Specially Co u p e . A M F M t ape, ra li ye wheels Local one owner . 75 BUICK C}'URY CUSTOM 2 Dr ., r ed w-vinyl fop. ex ira s ha rp . Loa de d . Loca l owner . '4495 '3695 GMAC & BANK FINANCING 30 MORE TO CHOOSE FROM . 1911 EASTERN AVENUE GALLIPOLIS TH E SON C M1\STEHS Q1 wrtr t of i>hlan, Tenn.. a gos pel wo up which has t<wed the Umted Skttes and rcl'ord !-i fu r the Calrary l<tbel. wil l be featured at B p.m. Friday Ill the i\Jexander High Sci tool in Albany . i\b (1 singing duri ng the C\'uni ng will be the Colden Shr~ rr Singl'I'S. Tlwr~ will br no ctdva nCl' sale for tlw prognJlll , til'kets bei ng iw ai la blc nnly at the door of Cl J S la r es . pc:t:-;st nJ,.: ~~ t fin int {~rsret iun: 11 G 11 · 1· $1 '' Wtllliilll M. li d!'\ CY . 20. ov tng t on,;. ~ a !pots. ~ and costs. speed ; Ma rnn D. c:atlipohs. !22 pa rkmg.un tlw 1 77 OLDS DELTA 88 of the sch r~~·) J A('I'Olllpan ist b Char\ ieee Swiney, The public is cord ially invited to a !lend lh1s spec1al program· $23 speed; Willi am Wh itwere lermimlted Friday i n ta ker . Ca \lipolis. S20 disor· 1 lla llipolis Muni cipal Cu urt . derly condu ct : Juan 1tu e Fined we r~ Billy Pu sen- Saunders. 21. Ht. I. :'>lu ri hup , e barger. Buena Vtst a. Va. $8 $15 and custs. ll'ft of cen ter : e and costs, speed ; F rank M. t\hce Spr;1gue. 74. Itt 2. is anyth ing we • Schop ieray, 3i . Strungv ille, Bidwt•ll , was gn·en <I cun· L EADINGHAM REAL ESTATE , 512 Second Ave., Presi dc~t • · yea-rs experience in the flour Cerltc rril! l' Masonil: Lodge 1nsu ran ce • prem iums , and an amoun t ao p l1e d t o redu ce th e pr mci pal a t the mort gage . Of these pa r ts. onl y the i niere st and ta xes a r e deduc tible - bu t there wilt pr ove t o be a ve r y si zable f1gu r e d.1 r·ected by James M. Swiney who also serves as Vice 77 MONTE CARLO F in is he d in cand ya pple red wi th co nlra sling whi te landau lop. We invite you r closest inspection of l his immacula te auto dr iven only 6.108 m iles •5995 77 CAMARO TYPE LT Finis hed in St a rl ig ht black . AM FM, lil t wheel, fa c tory ai r . au lom a fic , rallye wheels. supe r sha r p . 17, 056 mi les . •5495 77 CHEVY PICKUP This ' , ton pic kup ha s \he economical 6-en g ine, std . transmis si on. ra d io. s lep bumper . and lo ng wi de bed . Low mi les . '3995 KE\' 1\'AI. SET I'O MEH OY - A revl\•al Man cited by city police lx· held at the na nl'i lh· Wes h·; an Churl'h Apn l 10-22. IIIII r;A 1.1.1 PO\.I S Mark K, Trw ner, 2:i, /'-:('isonville. was Thl' 1\n· . H D. Bruwn . · r iled tu Muntripi.il Court lwre pastor, will spt•ak <Ill Sundil)' and M(111day night s and tht• fu r d rl\'ln~! lt•ft uf the cent er He\'. A. B Mallu; uf ll:uuden fulb JWlng <Ill <H.Tidl• nt at 3::H \\Ill "peak the r t'rllallldcr 11f p.lll . F riday on Mill Creek St. Cit~ polict' offl('ers Sl.lld th e t h l' 1'('\' i\'ill Wi! h Sl' f\' l('l'S Tanner n 1r ~I ruck a vehicl e st arti11 g tit i l·ach ('\'e111 11g. driq·u Uy Ch~ll· l cs i\ . W;:.Jilcr. Tile publiC is Invited. 21. Galltprr ll s II seco nd acci dent ocl'urrcd at 10 10 p.m. Friday behind Bob Evan s Ste ak House. Offi cers Stlid an auto driven b)' Mary E. l.<c wis, 46, Ht. 2, (,al JipqJiS1 bu<·ked into i.lll unknown vehicle. 'Il!Crc was light damage tu htor car and no da mage to the parked car. BILL McCOOL of Middleport has been employed a·s ·a new car salesman with Frank Z. Chevr01el, Dayton, one of the · largest Chevrolet dealerships in the country. McCool was recognized last month as "salesman of the month " with the firm and won ffrst place In a national Chevrolet sales contest receiving as a prize a holiday weekend for two anywhere in the United · States. McCool sold the limited edition 1ea ch dealer received only one) of the "Indy 500" Corvette pace car for $21,551 .21 excluding tax. He has earned second year memb.rship in Chevrol et's Legion of Leaders for attaining a high standard of sa l es e x c e ll ence. Mrs. McCool Is the 'former Joy ce Swarlz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swart' of Middleport. ANSWERS CALL MIDDLEPORT - Th e Middl e port Emerge ncy sq uad answered a call to 383 t.sh St .. at 10 :25 p.m. Frida y fo r Mrs. Myrtle Harriso n who was having difficult y breathin g. She was treated on the scene. SQUAD RUN PO MER OY The Pomerui• Emergency Squad was railed to Roc k Sprin gs at 9:30 p.m. Frida y for Do res Arnold. who was tak en to Holzer Medical Cen ter. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY --· -. . Outdoor. ~-Living~~:·\~~ bodyguards March 16, said Saturday he was "sentenceil to death " after a "people 's · trial." President Giovanni Leone said he trusted the Red Brigades would not dare kill Mora - a Siatemeni political· observers saw as a departure from the government's stead· fast rejection of any dialogue with the terrorists. Neither side said anything }(~_.:~~ SEE OUR FINE SELECTION OF OUTDOOR FURNITURE AT THE. WAREHOUSE ON MECHAN.IC STREET Ready now for you to see and sel ect famous brands such a s Lloyd John Hanco c k T e lescope a ll ex cellent qua lfty for lawn, porch, patio , or poolside. Finis hed in Ar ctic whil e . wi th whi l.e buc kel seats. loade d w1 lh option s . Thi s bea ut iful , a uto was sol d new by us an d dr iven only 29.3 11 mil es. New Grand Pr ix trade th is wee k. $SAVE$ Sunday Shoppers Welcome Come In and Browse Around PLENTY OF FREE PARKING OPEN EVERY WEEK DAY TIL 5 P.M. FRIDAY TIL 8 P.M~ ELBERFELD$ IN PO'MEROY publicly a bout a ransom or exchange for the some 160 Red Brigades members in Italian jails and observers said each side apparently was waiting for the other to give ln. A month~ong, nationwide hunt by 50,000 pDiicemen and soldiers; with thousands of home searches and roadblocks, failed to produce any clue to the whereabouts e Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Mondav, April 17, 197R of the frail, 61-year-old Moro or his capU!rs. The five-time premier has begged for his life in four handwritten message s circulated by lhe Red Brigades along with several communiques saying he was undergoing interrogation and a "people's trial." "The interrogation of lhe prisoner Aldo Moro has been completed ," said the latest • communique from the Briga. des, a leftist gang trying w spark a rightist backlash and force the Italian Communists U! take up a revolutionary r.ole. "There is no doubt that Aldo Moro is guilty and he has been therefore sentenced w death ," the message said . It did not say whether the execution was carried out. Leone said in a message w Mora's wife Sunday that the kidnappers "musl feel the weight of the entire nation's stern . condemnation and of the isolation that is closing around them. " May. their se nse of hum anit y and their intelligence induce them not to commit this fa tal error," Leone said . "And may it push them to save a life whose sacrifice will bring them ~ goverrunent's past hard line of refusing all dialogue with the terrorists, but fell short of the plea for mercy the Red Br igade s a ppar entl y expected. The Red Brigades have never said pcblicly what their price would be for releasing Moro and appeared to be waiting for the government to humiliate itself by making the first offer. no thin g, a bso lu te l y nothing." The Christian Democra.tic Party newspaper II Popolo said in its editions today, "We insist in believ ing that respect for human life may in the end survive in these enemies of the state and of civilized society ." Political obser vers said both statements were a rl epa r ture from th e ~ at y en tine Fiftee n Ce nt s Vol. 2!1 N o. I Secretary Vance. fails, nioves on to Salisbury SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UP!) - Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, having failed w persuade South Mrica to support Weflern plans for independence for Rhodesia and Namibia, today came w Salisbury to meet with Rhodesian officials. Vance, ·British Foreign Secretary David Owen and U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young were tn meet with Prime Minister Ian Smith and the three moderate bla ck coleaders in Rhodes ia 's biracial interim government. They new from Pretoria, the second stop of their Mrtcan tour in a so-far unsuccessful search of a settlement to the race wars racking Rhodesia and Namibia. They were likely to meet with mor e resi stan ce in Rhodesia , where bla ck moder ales already have vowed to resist guerrilla demands for changes in the majority rule settlement they negotiated with Smith . . AU.S. official said Vance's plane will make a 00-mlnute refueling slop In Cairo Tuesday on the way to Moscow for disarmament talks, but did not confirm reports he will discuss the Middle East with Egyyptian Foreign Minister Mohammed Kamel. Vance and Owen mel for four hours Sunday with Pretoria Foreign Minister Roelof Botha , hoping to sway him into glVlng his while regime's support for their proposals on neighboring Rhodesia and Namibia. But Botha, while admitting, " It is in our own interests that a pea ceful solution should be found in Rhodesia, " told reporters after the meeting, "We cannot just run into Rhodesia and tell them what to do." On the question of Namibia, the for mer German colony ruled by Pretnria under the name of South West Africa, Vance told reporters the So uth Africans "have not accepted the Western proposals." Van ce told reporters Botha raised a nwnber of questions that could only be answered after discussi on with the other members of the five· nation group ~ Britain, West Germany, France and CaMda - that submitted the plan for a peaceful transition to bla ck majority rule in Namibia . The major sna g on N8111ibia is a demand by black na tionalist guerrillas that Pretnria must withdraw all its troops from the border with Angola - a guerrilla haven - before democrati c elections are held. But Botha vowed , " We will not withdraw any troops until there is a complete cessation of hostilities and the murder of women and children and of leaders has stopped ." The South African foreign i~ Eas,y 75 GRAND PRIX BU-IGK--PONTIAC Political poker game continues with Moro ROME ( UPI) - The Italian Red government and 'Brigades terrorists -today played a political pDker game for the life of kidnapped ex· Premier Aldo Moro , with Italians wondering which of the two was bluffing. The Red Brigades, ·in their sixth communique since they abducted the Christian Democratic party chief and killed his five poli ce MOUNTAIN MISSION Schoo l Children's Chuir fr om Mountain Mission School in Grundy. Va.. 'will present a program in sonK at the Middlepcrt Junior Higli School audi lorium on Wednesday, Apl'il I 9~ t 7 : ~0p .m . The Men's Fellowship of the Meigs Cnunty Churches of ChriSt :md llw Mi ddleport Church of Christ are co-sponsors. The group is ' minister said any proposal for Namibian independence ultimately must be endorsed by its residents, which can take "months ." Vance described his talks with Botha as "impcrtant, candid and useful." Guerrilla leaders Robert Mugabe and Joshua Nkomo demanded they be given a ma jority in any futur e Late taxpayers facing p~nalty WASHINGTON (UP!) - A possible 5 percent penalty on the tnta! tax due awa its those Americans failing to file 1977 income tax returns before the midni ght deadline, th e Internal Revenu e Service says. An estimated 10 million taxpayers were expected to hurry to mailboxes across the nation today, trying to get thei~ returns postmarked by midliight . Ordinarily , April 15 is income tax day, but the date fell on a weekend this year , prompting the IRS to grant a two-day grace period . Willful failure to file an income tax return - a determination that would require action by a federal court - packs a maximu m penally of $10,01.10 fine and a year in jail . Tornado By United Press International CHATIIAM, MASS. - RETIRED ARMY GEN. Lucius D. Clay, 80, mastennind of the Berlin airlift and commander of U. S. milltary forces in Europe after World War n, died late Sunday at his Cape Cod residence. As commander in chief of the U. S. European Command and military governor of the U.S. Zone in Germany under Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, Clay helped foil Soviel attempts to shut off Allied access to Berlin in 1948. He directed the most elaborate airlift the world has ever seen by directing 2.4 million tons of food and coal into the beleaguered German city in just 16 months. (X)LUMBU~ - BY TilE END of the lllonth, a national foundation estimates that you will have earned enough money since January I tn pay your total federal, state and local tax bill for 1978. The federal, stale and local persoll81 income taxes due at midnight tonight are only part of the tax story. There are taxes on corporations passed on to consumers through the cost of goods and services. Then there are the gasoline taxes, the liquor ard cigarette taxes, the intangible personal property taxes, the real property taxes, the utitity and insurance taxes you pay periodically each year that must also be counted . . PITI'sBURGH - MOST OF THE TIIOUSANDS of steelworkers laid off during the United Mine Workers strike are back on the job, but the extent to which the lll-day strike slowed Big Steel's economic recovery is only just beginning to be known . But there is no doubt about the strike's impact on steel p.·1ces. After pressure from an innution-concerned Carter · administration, sleelmakers held a price increase on steef mill products thut.wus blamed on the new UMW contract to $5.5().aton , or 1.5 percent. Rhod es ian government something certa in to be reje cted by Smith and the black moderates. One of the moderates, Bishop Abel Muzorewa, said in Salisbury Sunday there was no chance of changing the settlement, which excluded the guerrillas from the process Inward majority rule by Dec. 31. kills 200 persons NEW DELHI, India (UPI ) - Atornado killed at least 200 persons, injured 500 others and left another 1,000 missing in southeastern Oris.'!a state , officials said today. The twister all but leveled five villages as it rampaged through an area about 100 miles west of the Bay of Bengal Sunday for less than 10 minutes, nattening nearly every structure in the villages. Officials said at least 200 persons were known dead and 500olhers were injured by the tornado "Th . f te 0f bout I 000 e a a • people who lived in two villages is not known, " an official of the Orissa state NEW MEMBERS - The 1977-78 pledges of Ohi o Eta Phi Chapter .of Beta Sigma Phi became members at a Ritual of Jewels Tea Sunday aft.ernoon at the home of EXTENDED FORECAST Wedn esday lhrou gh Friday, chance of rain Wednesday, lair Thursday and Friday. Lows Wednesday will be in the 40s and highs In the 60s. Low s Thursday and Friday will be from the upper 30s to low 40s and hfghs from lhe upper 50s to low 60s. A total of 88 million tax returns are e.pected to be fil ed this yea r , the government says . Ten day s bef ore the deadline for 1977 income tax returns, the IRS had received 58 million returns. Refunds averaged $476.00. The IRS said most late filers owed taxes. In crea sing cl oudin ess Ta xpayer s, who wa ited tonight with lows in the upper until the deadline to fi le, can 40s. Showers and th underexpect to wail lwo to three showers developing 1 uesday weeks Iunger Ill get a refund with hi ghs from the low to than taxpayers wh o mi d 60s. co mpleted return s in February, March or early April , an IRS spokesman said . "We expec t , 12 million re turns to be filed this weekend with 10 million coming on Monday." an IRS Sp<lkesrnan sai d over the weekend . Mailmen in large citie s line United Press lntematlona\ up tonight in front of main Traffic accidents this past post offi ces to take returns claimed at least 12 weekend handed th em by pa ssing lives, the Slate Hi ghw ay motorists, part of an annual Patrol said today . ritual for some taxpayers. The Patrol survey fr om ' La st-minute fil er s al so make more _mistakes, the IRS Friday eve nin g through Sunday midni ght showed lwo says . One of every 25 short-form deaths Friday, nine Saturda y and one Sunday . 1040A returns has contained There were two doublean error U1is year compared fatal acci dents, and lw o with one of nine last year . For and one the long form 1040, one in 20 pedestrians molorcylist were also among has been mi sca lcula ted compared with one in 12 a the victims. () Friday Nigh I year ago. Columbus : Vera C. Delp, 72, and Isabell E. Powell, 59, both of Co lumbus, kill ed when a car be ing pursued by pDJice crashed intn two other vehicl es on a subur ba n Colum bus street Weather 12 killed in weekend accidents A.dditt·onal complaints ar ''"·'e ' . noted Meigs Co unty Sh eriff James J . Proffitt reported today his office is receiving complaint s r ega rding d motorcycl es heing operate without licen se plates or t 's I t ~c~n~~~-y c e op e ra or Saturday Ba tavia : Larry R. Smith , 20 , Moscow• killed in a onecar accident on Fruit Ridge Rd . in Clermont County . Newark ·. Bambt' Chase, 23. FortDix , N.J ., killedina cartruck accident on Interstate 70 in Licking Cowtty . M. Ashtabula : Lee Robin so n, 39, St ru thers, goverrunent told reporters in killed in cra sh on a Bhubaneswar, the state capital . Anytime a motorcycle is d A twister also lashed operated on property that is Pymatuning State Park roa · w used for vehicula r travel or in Ashtabula Cowtty. Cal cutta in netghbormg est Plymouth ·. Glen Hamilton, Be I state Sunday killing parking, it is to have license nga rsons and •inj ing plates and the operator 1s to , 38, Plytnouth . k1'lled "' '" a twoseven pe ur • "ar crash on Ohio 603 near several others, police said. have a motorcycle operators ' · is ld 11 license or endorsement th e Plymouth. Off!eta was that not sheriff said. Sheriff Proffitt Cin"'"Mti ·. Moses Crosby , CLEVELAND - REP. LOUIS STOKES, D.QHIO, has known if itsa was the same '"' called for a Justice Department tnvesUgatlon of a drug raid on hit Orissa . requests parents help in th e 60, Cincinnati , killed in a foura suburban Warrensville Heights couple who charged pollee Orissa government enforcement of this law by car accident on a Cincinnati held them nude at gunpoint while ra11S8cking their.house. officials said th'e tornado instructing their children city street. stokes apD!ogtzed Saturday to Mr. ard Mrs. Walter lasted Jess than 10 minutes about where they may legally Marion : Darla · Sands, 22, Edmonds, whoee suburban Warrensville Heights home was but completely devastated ride. Marion, and Leslie Gossett, raided' by Cleveland and Warrensvtlle Heights police last five villages ln the Keonjhar Sunday afternoon . deput ies 22, Marion, killed in a two-car week. The famlly's large German Shepherd dog was killed district, about 100 miles east investigated a one-car ac- crash in Marton County . during the raid by pollee, who said the animal tried to attack of the Buy of Bengal. cident in Olive Township Co1u m bus : Robert. them. · ' 1 aid 111 north of Reedsville at the Williams, 65, Colwnbus, a orrIc1a s s one v age, s pedestrtB · n, killed when hit by Puruna Ba ndha goda , intersection of CR 50 and R CLEVELAND - FBI AGENTS HAVE arrested John suffered the brunt of the 12( Robbie C. Leach, 24, a car on a Columbus street. Esposito, 28, of Tallmadge, in neighboring Suriunlt County on storm Wld nearly 100 of Its ChilliC(Ithe, was southbound Akron: Dester L. Frazier, chargee of involvement in the theft of f106,000 worth of shrimp estimated 800 residents were on sn 124 at the junction of 35, CWltnn, killed when hit by fromatrucklnBarkeyvWe,Pa. onOct.19, 1975. killed. CR 5() when he lost control of a car on Interstate 11 in The .FBI aaid EaJI!lsito was arrested following__ Villagers wld repo~ters-tbe-hiS car in !OQl!!Lcinders~ Summit Coun:'t'-''- - tnveltljitt<lniilPit!atiurgh on two c.ountiO!-theft from an tornado struck when "the went off the ~ighway and Suaday intentate shipment and one count of conspiracy. · whole place was overcast overturned in the northbound Ashtabula : Jason J . with a thick blanket of clouds. lane: Leach received minor Harper, 14, Rock Creek, TRIANGLE, VA. - PRINCE WlUJAM COUNTY Within minutes a terrific gust Injuries but was not im- k11l ed in a ~otorcycle POLICE are investigating the death of a 23-year-old Marine of wind whipped the village mediately tr eated . No accident on Ohto 534 In (Continued on page 10) that was flattened ." citation was issured. Ashtabula County . ,lj I Mrs. J enelle Haptonsla\1, Middleport. New members shown are, 1-r , Patsy Ogdin, Jane Wagner, Jenelle Haptonstall, Sharon Roseberry, Tonya Davis and Carol Crow. Seven hurt in wrecks Seven persons were injured in nine traffic accidents investigated over the weekend by th e Gallia-Meigs Post Stale Highway Pa trol. The first mishap occurred at 7:30a.m. Saturday on SR 160 at CR 6 where an auto driven by Roy L. Hili , 34, Bidwell , pull ed fr om the co unt y road into the path of a vehicle operated by Howard A. Peck. 32, Bidwell. There was moderate damage. Hill was charged with failure to yield the right of way. Melvin H. Reynolds, 51, Springfiel d, was · charged with DWI fo llo wing a traffi c accident at 2:40 p.m. on SR 143 at Milepost 5. The patrol said Reynolds' ca r sla mmed into a semi oper ated by Les lie D. Ferguson. 2!1 , Barboursv ille. W. Va. causing moderate damage to 'hi s car. Th ree pe)"sons were injured in an accident at 5:45 p.m. Saturda y on Jo\inson's Ridge Kd. two miles so uth of CR 3 in llddison Twp., Galli a County. The patrol said Larry A. Curry, 38, Gal lipolis, attempted to stop his car for a · large hole in the roadway. His vehicle went ou\ of control, ra n off the right side of the roadw ay then overt urned. Injured were three passenge rs, Barbara A. Curry, 28 , Donald L. Curry. 11, and Barbar a S. Curry , age si x. Th ey were taken to the Holzer Medical Center lor treatment of injuries . Their car was demolished. Leonard Hewitt. Dunbar. W. Va . was charged with failure to stop within the ass ured clea r distan ce following an accident at 7: 15 p.m. Saturday on SR 7, no rth of US 35. The patrol said the Hewitt car struck the rear end of a vehicle operated by Chr ist oph er Forbes. 16, Mi nersville. The re was moderate damage. A single car accident occurred at 2 a.m. Sunday on TR 39, one and fo ur tenths miles west of SR 218 where La rr y W. Call , 19, Gallipolis, lo•1 control of his car which ran off the right side of the high way st rik ing a tree. Call was cha rged with failure to drive on the right side of th e road. Carolyn A. Hall , 22, Belpre, was taken to Camden-Clark Hospita l at Parkersburg in SE:OE MS ambulance for in juries sustained in an accident at 9:30 a.m. Saturday on SR 124 at CR 5(). State troopers said Hall lost CQntroi of her car on a hill . Her vehicle ran off the roadway then overt urned. Bec ky Harr is. 10, a passenger in a car driven by John E. Harris, 38, Wellston, suffe1·cd minor inj uries in an accident at 4 p.m. Sunday on us 35. Accordmg to the patrol , she was inj ured when a deer ran into the path of the1r car. The deer was killed. Two persons were injured in an accident at 5:17 p.m. Sunday on SR 7 in Meigs Co unty . The patrol said a ve hicle driv en by Aaron Turner. 74. Racine. pulled mto the path of a vehicle driven by Robert L. Shaw. 26, Apple Grove. W. Va,. Shaw and a passenger, Barbara Sha w. :11 , Appl e Grove, susta in ed mi nor injuri es . They were ta ken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by the Pomeroy Emergency Squad. Turner was cited to Meigs County .Court for fai lure to yield the right of way. Mary L. Carr. 27, Rutland, was charged with fa ilure to stop within the assured clear distanc e following an acCident at 9 p.m. Sunday on CR 5. one tenth of a mile ea•1 of SR 7 in Meigs County. Troopers said the Carr vehicle st ruck the rear end of an auto operated by Donald L. Stivers,' 2t, Middleport. moderatl!" There was dama ge . UMW relief distribution could mean embarrassment CHARLESTON , W.Va . ( UPI ) - Since some districts got more mon ey than ot hers, the United Mine Workers union thinks it would only embarrass officials by saying how a vast relief fund was distributed in the recent coal · strike. • Districts that devised more so phis ti cated systems for doling out the multi-milliondollar fund were given more tn spend , one spckesman told The C.'harleston Gazette. "The amount of money a district gets deperds upon how well the dist rict can jus tify spendin g it for cases," the hardship newspaper quoted the spokesman. More than $4 million was pledged by the United Steelworkers, United Auw Worke r s , · and Communication Workers of America. Money is going to miners still hard up for cash of missing because paychecks in an lll-day contract strike last winter. The fund has distributed $650,000 tg Jls~distr.l.ds, including $142,000 for the three in West Virginia: Miners warned by utilities they would disconnected and by banks of mortga ge fo reclosures are getting •, parti ally bailed mlt ltilJistr ict 17. "We' re paying only enough to keep the utilities in service," commented J oe the distri ct's Duffi e, secretary-t reasurer . ·'We' re also helpin g miners who hav e received foreclosure notices . But we aren 't making car payments. Cars are luxury ite ms. Homes are necessities.'' The Gazette quoted a source as saying that nearly $65,000 went to District 29 in Beckley . In that region , the miners are allowed as much as $100 on utility bills. Another source told the newsoaoer thAt District 31, based in Fairm ont, got some $27.000and used it to buy food for mine rs. The district wants another $25.000 to cover ·utility bills. "It seems to be harder for the miners now than it was during the strike," the source said . " In terms of money, creditors are demanding that bills be paid in full at once . So, many miners in our district have little money left In buy food." Not everyone is satisfied with the manner in which the relief fund is being handled, and one critic Is Bill Lamb, an International Executive Board member from District 6. Fire fighters join forces The Middleport Fire injured in an auto accident. Department was called twice They were taken to Veterans Saturday to the Turkey Run Memor ial Hospital wh ere Road near Cheshire to fight a th ey we re treated and forest fire near the Luther released. Amos residen ce. The Pomer oy's Fire Departdepartment was on the scene ment was called to Turkey several hours during the late Run Road, Rt. 1. Cheshire at afternoon and was recalled al· 4:12 p. m. Saturday to assist 7:37 p. m. when the lire the Middleport Department . broke ouLa secona urn ~ . tt-ln.fi Mh~ing the-fire-there. At 3was on the scene until,10 p: m. p. m. ·Saturday, the Pomeroy At 5:53 p. m. Sunday, the Emergency Squad was called emergency_squad went to the to Kroger's where 1Galdys Intersection of County Roa!! 5 Blessing was ill. She was and Route 7 for Robert and taken to. Veterans Memorial Barbara Shaw who were Hospital . \ 1 1 � 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. 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